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LAW INTELLIGENCE. VI .7CHANCELLORI COURT, Wierionmes, Wromcsmia, FIIIIIWART 10. His Himont the VICF-01,ANCILI.I.OR we• occu pied nod . three o'clock io -hearing Excepts )))) s orgtattl, ul 'no Intriebt excopt to the pale' con cooed. POLICE. 110M•STR X TT. A FALSE CHARACTER Yesterday Without toirades *as brought to the Office ■'sd orrilesurot an examinatimi hefore George Hicks, Es q. charge.' wills endeavouring to impose 'split, Lady France. Cat thiirpe, at her house in Grosvenor .guars', uu Thu. allay last, by offering him.. If to he engaged in her Ladyslrip's serrtee as ■ porter, when the character he Itrostoerst wills a view to obtain the a ppronlisient being sat Nfaetorily prove.l to to hrfore the Nlnzmtrates, the Prisoorr was convected, and *wed in the penalty of 201. ; but nut tiring prepared to pay that stun,. he was committed to Tothill.fields for two mouths. PIRACY. Tne.day l'allersen and i i i iiiiii i two Dral hoatmeet, nu derweist a final examination heroic Mr. Runic, on • charge 40t 114.11111 11f.(114 . 1i 111 rolahunpr the WI erk of tht hrig Nlnry, Ciii.t Wllha.t... *kirk was r:01 an ey aunrr time einee 1111 the on lice vevAge town Litntrirk to bonalun, lairs, auth linen and inoti.long, to am am otto of 7,000/. The hi•mlfell weer .lischare#4l h r wane of evidence, but will. au r.loonninionn f the Magtatt ate to he inure caution , ' lu heir fultirr c Ten Clerks empluyrd iti the General Post-office. under rnt a ',mate CXIIIIIIIIIIIIOII I.efore the mute M•ostrate, on rimer,. • Pieallog Wink DOWN &c. out of letters whirl. 41 On inlet their hands, in their official &tics. The per- Urn tall of thr t.ansaenuu dill IlUi tramp re. Thes weir commuted fur further examination. J u i.pA Pope, the *burnous of Alessi... George Wilson and Julio Richard, -.whim is. its St. At Airlift's -court, St. Alsrlisee lan., and a Mt. flay, were eoniaotted fur further exsmina, tom— the furnace charged with rolshing his eint , loyers of pa per to a roosiderahle amount, nod Cie latter with haring ie. criv►.l the same,linowing st to have Iron Stolen Joh* Pops (the Isv.ilwr of .hvepb Pup*, the shopman srf Messes. Wilson and It,. hard), arse also committed for further camaittal tots, 1..1 a clime of passing a note which had been into °per!, obtained by the p. isoner, Suseph Pope. AIRY (wilier. EMNIXIIIGY. JANUARY 29, 1819. NOV LDSWORTH V. w 4 I. IC FR. Th . ,. core ans. telailve to th e eilioplV of dros4 nr Cutup for crrtrin win k• at A thler.ton, th e wept conidr3. The Plaintiff had maintained that the I ir fritilatit kid not given a sutheo-ot quantity of call few his whole works. The Drfersilliit argued that hr was only boom' to %%ripply In, cuiton works, and no other works with which hr wa% cum:crowd. The issue, iii general, wii, whether the Defendant had supplied the quantity necessary - for the Planstilri proper works, 111 terms of a contract .eutered nolo hi. tateo the Iturtietr. The Cuurt met at the reseal hour, soil the case was opened by NIL Jeffrey, iii an eloquelit speech of upwards of three hours, in the course of which he proposed to put Into the hands of the Jury a printed statement of the accounts, (which had only been produced since the Court libel), consisting of nu less than twerity-eight folio pages. Tins was resisted by Nlr. Grant, Counsel for the I)efetieler, who contended. that nothing could be laid before the Jury until it was regularly (moved ; at any rate, he submitted that it was utterly impossible fur the Court or Jury to usiderstrod 1111111/11Catril Ptale, and f.ord Gldies lostriog ruled that tins statement, in Os present shape, could WA be laid hetme the Jury. Ilr..l.grey proceeded, and put ill a ;;!rat 111:1!". 1.11 lIIICIIIIIeIIiarY es w.I as )mode evideiree, which occupied 11. e Coert till severe o'clock in the eveiting, when the parties soil tarir Counsel consulted together fur a short time, sod agreed to have this iortricsie question settled by a reference . to Robert Davidson, Esq. Professor of Law the University of Glasgow. During this trial the following question, of great importance to the mercantile world, was agitated : By what means a merchant can prove tlie delivery of a fetter in a satisfactory 'nausea, provided the pawns lee whom it has been dehverrd rleould deify the receipt of It The Judge conceded, that. if a merchant keeps a regular letter-book by `memo of his deo k.aod the letter, ore written to that bunk me or about the time they are delivered, io regular onecession, observing accurately the order of the dotes, lie would consider the evidence satisfactory. It is plain that great care is necessary in die deli very of the fetters. In the present instance the clerk hod beeu dead, hut the testimony of 11w suc ceeding clerk ftess considered seethe:rut to establish his hated-writiog. The inhabitants of Brighton intend to petition Parliament on the subject of settlements. Wilhite the last 'Seven years, the poor's rates bare iticrtated there from 7.000 1 . to 16,0001. per :minim. The Clerk of the Crown for Irela . :o1 hart issii,tl writ, to the Peer. of Ireland for N lirptr s.ntattve Peer, Ili the place or the !tight lion. Thomas, Vioctiont iiroiland, Baron Welle , , lately ilecratted. Among the Peer, to whom he directs arils are the following :—Lowther, Baron Mun raster ; and IVillians, Ba Hothani. The writ, will kortils leach these Noble Peers, one of whom hat keen dead shore 1813 ! and the other since last stiontsier. A writ is also stated to leave been di rected to Francis, Marquis Outings, who has est drolly no claim to vote wilder that description bat as Fr .neis, Earl of 31tora. One Uukr, 8 Nlatniukrs, 44 EAr1.,14 Vim-omits. slid 34 Memo, are thgitile to vuti• for the vittithey D eem ' , l u ll ed in the !milt l►rp►rsrnlntive Peerage. Tl►r two executioners , or the law in Ssiot Peters hough 'monis( dorsi, the in 11 niropal authority vainly rotrered their ',Laces to others, lint nn IttroAton could lie fouold to scerpt them. Senate has resolved the thrl• Atoll be given to culprits condemned to the 'woolly of the burnt. It appears by the rooms of the number of per gola. i• ~,,,, totted to the several gaols of Loudon s o il Middle►ex, for trial, dietiog the last year, that the t•uWrl of murder, highway tobbery, burglary, 11.41. f-breaking, &c. have cuu►iderabiy decreased. 'flir. 'lumber. were as follow, viz. 1017. IPIO. 5104 P r I lies w ltublirr). 104 Mu - rimy Iluuntbirakieas, 144. 30-240 TO THE EDITOR OF TIM DRITISI! PRESS. observe in your Paper of Monday last, armee rt. marks which to me are very gratifying, IM the copy made by two of my soma form Raphael's Cortege of The fleautifel Gnle ; but I observe also that yogi reprove Mr. Haydou for writing, wh• is you conceive he might to base been painting. Yon probably do nut know, nor, perhaps, may the public know, a hat has been the general subject of revel among the forint* of that Artist—namely, that lie has been disabled from Painting fur some considerable time prat by • amir plaint in his eyes, which are now, however, is a convalescent stale. Eseeptinglor this, I should have joined must heartily ittlour wish that he had continued to assert by his primal " Isis claim tip stub patronage as dues exist," and hail cow tinurd to " set forth the benefit of his example, as well as of lii• precepts ;" but since the former of these benefits has brell isnprireticalile, I ventore to anticipate that you will be pleased, id mum 1111 l with the rest of his admirer'', that h• can find solace in the latter. 1 feel the noire diaposeil 10 send you Ibis, from a conviction that the kind candour which has inquired "whet he duce not raise I • self to au active Jett !" well "artily give it publicity. To my lard Shaftesbury's a phorUns that" facts are stubu born, ihinra, -• viiziii be added, that no species of facts is more stubborn than dates, since they are laird-marks ilia can remove, less than the power that es the stars. 1 apprelwnit that Mr. Ilaylion can, wilco hr phases, put in hie clam to the praise of haviiig bees the first Painter who aimed at pointing the taste of the public toward the Elgin 31arbles, by the early roost Bury of his devotion to them—by the fine studies he made from the Metopes—awl by a letter priodid in The Examen, r atom: two years before the Presi.. dent's Letter appeared in the publication, entitled " Lord l'agrarita its Greece." 1 am, Sir, your obedient Servant, J. LANDSEER. Foley rtreet, tredearrtay Er-ening. SVICIDE COMMITTED BY A BRUTE ANIMAL. FROM TUESDAY Alarms GAZETTE. DI VI DEN D. March 2. T. Collins, of Harvey's.haildings, Strand, Mid dle.eic, printer, at our, at Guildhall, London. March 5. .1. Roxburgh, of Liverpool, tailor, at twelve, at the George lon, Date-•treet, Liverpool. March 6. 1' Dyson, of Beverley, Yin k, merchant, at eleven, at the Tiger lon, Beverley. Mardi N. J. Wratheely and N. Weatherly, of Alonick, Norihurnherlatid, c 1111 l mois.hreners, at tleseit, at Ike _ . Whi No, larch 3. 11. F....1t-rim, of Ilnddrr.field, Vol k,wonl.f.ictur, at Iro, at the Rose and Clown lon, Hoohler‘fichl. Alarch 2 .1. Ruralise youngtr,of 1 1 1 . :ou,for.1, York, carpet mannfactorcr, at elrveu, at the Dog and Dock Inn, King atoo.o p0u..11 Li 11. 'March 2. W. Roach, of Clifton, Bristol, victualler, at melee, al the Rummer Tavern, All.Ssiiit‘.linie, Bristol. March ti. C. Hayes moil .1. Hayes, of the Ohl Jewry, Los .. don, merchants, at twelve, at Guildhall. M.l.ae 2. T. W. Wiaolilcson, of Dover-stre. 1, Piccadilly, Midilicara, upholsterer, nt one, at Guildhall, London. Mitch 20. .1. Phillipps, of Upper Eatuu.strei t, Pimlico, -411talilleacx, roal..itereliatit, at twelve, at Guildhall, Lfflidi.u. Marts 2. E. Hodson and H. Iludsoii, of Cross-street, lint tun-tgArden, 311,1,11(.1ex, printers, at ten, at Guildhall, Lou duo. TO THE EDITOR. Stn—A few days ago, when taking a ride before dinner, runi.4l the lawn, to font of the house at Friars Carve, in c patsy with soother gentleman, we perceived • sheep on the ..ppirmle side of the lever filth, belonging to the flock Of a respectable farmer on the estate of Ihlswintos, separate from the mot of its companion., and, in seeming perfect health, boldly advance towards the Moak. of the river. It then dashed Into the water, and hassog proceeded nearly to it, depth, without swimming, it immediately put its head loader water, leaving its back enty visible whits in the act of .14 owning. While writhing in the agonies of death (which wire visible to each of sot from the cotivol.ive motions in its hack, which restrained during the whole period above water;, we expected ..cry n 000000 rut to see it raise its head ; but nu! Breit 1.111 xelf-destructi 0000 , it kept Its head firmly under water, *mill the convulsive throbs became lees apparent, acid until tile was totally extinguished AN OBSERVER OF ACTIONS. January 23, 1810. IV THE EDITOR OF THE BRITISH PRESS. January tl, 1819. Stst—Tn the very elaborate and correct description you inserted in your Paper of the 13th of this month, of the kiscral descriptions of " Tea ;" I observe, that you confined yourself to that rhos of I which is fetched from China by the East India Company, pm chased there, and certainly cheaply, principally by silver, which we have to purchase by our labour and imp/unity for this purpose elsewhere. This leaf, of some plants or weeds of China, is chiefly curious in its preparation, supposed to be ftnger•rolled, dried, and flavoured with souse wgeusity and ninth labour, in a nisi. H er not set, I believe, know'. to us Its common quality is a mild hitter taste, anti a aa,uur, whirl, by custom of its u.e, br. usnes agreeable: in its efir et, as a diet, so advantage of healiti ur sustenance is supposed, and some rehmation of the Aoisiach and weakening of the nerves have beery attribu ted to it. You were not perhaps aware that many vegetables in all part of the globe are used in their infusion, as tea. The Russians and the Germans ate extravagant still in their use of the cahhace-leal, nearly in the manner of tea, but called by them map The Fiends are nut, of late years, so much addicted to this in the same simple manner as their nurt hers esti zhhours. Sage, halm, mint, rosemary, soil the young leaves of the black torraut tree, all make good Its • almost all the leaves of the field have been nerd us habit, which seems /merely 141 require emaelAtag to give a little taste and colour to warm water. Our iiigesllllllll fabricators of tea, who dis pute with the Exciee and the East India Company the mo usrpoly of this grateful supply of our morning beverage mid eveumg refecto ~,,, can tell isa many more secrets of the weeds and leaves glitch make excellent imitation tea, many of thew probably harmless in themselves, or eves medicinal, but requiring some metallic or oilier deleterious or poison out admixtures, it, give them the crispness, the bloom, and the other appearances and tastes of the geuoine I China. After all, it is as yet Mn littk 'known that ail the dangers of invitation-tea, 'el the nervous and wakeful action of the Chine.... leaf. and the ~at expense .if hoth, may be avoided, and a healthful and agreeable infusion twinged frum the good •weel M hay" oriole own nteaduars! This its is highly pleasant, sruinatir, and , seritsrine secure from Of adul teration. and instead of haeme , like the tea of Milli, an action int oar frame e Ilan the "faint water it is mixed it h, or, if any effert, that abide is weakening of the ..... rich and frame, the ICA of fine hay is a eorrultorttlive stimulating the appetite, detergent of The bile, and exeitive of the organs of digestion and of all the A u id seem 1. H it ; •pr rIII 1( on some trials, to be a most dealt.. ■bl.• Wert tttt t as Ira, for all who hare passed the meridian of lifts I.ri,g mildly stimulant of all the vital functimis and •moot The particular hay yr/erred to is that of good crisi meadows, railed •• the em ly-mrsial and awert. , cciattd meadow gram," tic hot:spiral ilenoinination is " Aisilsoxanthum thloratittii" (grlkr.fluvitio 81), which Ste ilumplity Davy has clamed No. 1 111 k s conmerattun of about 2bo varieties of the graviton of tier .oil. Load 'WWI, or other wise man, says, " In all ex truded slates, r lir 114.110110(111 ptt,ttacttans of the Mil SWUM always Re spoilt crest, and made, if possible, to serve all the wants of the people; it is enough to go abroad to seek ex otics fiat euriusity, or the luxury of the rich and the volup tuous, tut any trample that shall neglect the soil they stand siii, Sir will not he content or pleased with its product+, for their general sustenance and general consumption, must by degree+ lissome tier beggarly mid toiling slaves and depeu. dank of their neighbours. This is especially true in she great staple of MK fund—the trains of Ilse field ;^ it is not leas tine, though * a less degree material, 4u the grass of the fields. R. Tv♦.aoir, FiIIRVARY 11. Genoa . . 471 Vellice Ital. Lit. 24 COURSE. OF EXCILIWI Amstridam.C.F. II 41 Dottu at Sight.. II 3 Rotterdam , .... I I I' J Malta Antwerp ca-sr. II 0 Naples Ilantlotsrgh 33 7 I Palermo l27d per ix. Altman 33 3 I.sphon... .... 5t4 Paritt3slay'v date 74 77 Oporto SR Ditto Emiwoleaux do 23 Duhtios .. lot fraishhot nu the Cork .... .... 101 Maine 1 4 ,1 MULLION. Madrid Coils Bilboa 39 Gold ill 13,UN 0 9 0 Barreloua ...... 381 New Doubloons 0 0 0 Seville Gibraltar 34 I Silver in 8ara......0 7, 7 Legheau ar.-~. r , PIX7XTO, of fine rituality, was bought in to-day at 9;il. middling ditto sold 81.1. a Aid. per lb. SPlcis.—The Fist India Company's sale commenced this d:ty, as follow., viz, about 1,100 tons Saltpetre 0.1.‘ few lota fine 354.6.1. about 600 10115 taken in; 6,000 b.iga black Pepper nixed at 8.1. per lb. all with drawn; about 300 bag. Privilege Pepper good quality 73d. • nil. per lb. (lanais 1111 l , first quality, 11g. 3.1 a I 18.94.; iterund quality 90. 7.1 a W. Rd. ; a few Will fine seconds 10.. I Id. ; thud quality 7.. 1041. In Bs. Chre. 3.. 4.1. a 31. 7.1. ?dace, first (wittily, 7s. 4.1. a 7s. 8,1; second goahty Ils. 4.1. a 0. tbl. !Violin. 2., vi bled, 6.. • 6s. itl. ; stip' 4.. Bd. a 4.. 10d.; unwound 3.. tid a 3s, 1 ld. per lb. A few nights ago the house of the Rev. Mr. LANCASTER, situate at Merton, ut Surrey, woe+ brokris nito by a gang of robbers, who forced the door of the laundry with N crow-bar, mud robbed it of lineu and other property to a consideitible amount. We are requevred to * annuli' our Resilerx that Mown. COOPLit moil Co. Surgeons, of Charlotte- House, Great Blackfriars.road, h a ve, is consequence of 111011 CXII.IISIVC practice, awl for the MCCOPl snotitiun sit patients st the West Emil of she town, estaldishest a Medic& Board w %Voodstock.street, Oxford-street, a few doors from tionilneireet, is here a Physician of 40 years rapt i. race, and • Sur too of great eintuetier, reside, and where all the Untied alteruately attend s the whole of whom Jre Members of the Royal Colleges. That thausniids have been restored to perfect health by their united talents is univer sally acknowledged, many of whom had burls discharged from Hospitals ; and otherwise improperly treated.—They are emanated at Woodstock.hause, 11..odstockvsireet, 611111 Eight to the Writing until Eight at Night ; and at the Medical Hoard, Cliarlotte-hoose, Markt . ' tars-road, from Twelve till Eight ill the Evening—Mechanics have advice gratis every Evening from Six till Eight, at both !misses, sad un Sunday Mornings until Twelve oalock.— Nit Messrs. COOPER and CO. beg to observe, they Meet. no connexion wills any New Coucci ; therefore sill lett. rs are Io be directed W , allj uinlllr , 131selifi etre•road. —Lectures an Ruptures, and also uu the Treatmert sit* a Certain pieta..., alit br Delivered At both hoagies every and LON 0 IN: related and Ynbh,bed at int 1/fre., No. IV, Sit tI; welafr A..VialiPentet If arc ymft Ltirros (imat.patil` attest I.e add 6. C. S'ilTra, 1`....• Ss Cif...WIWI 11111. PI .I , f/ —J VI :11 FE, Piw. 117. itrai.o. 1'41 1 4 ghee. 1.,' .one other wise man, says, a , In ail tic- ' '''" •• --- r%'"'" "• a' '''' ""• ''"• a ".• ...."""sis . •sio' i in Nervier, Alessrs. Currie and (o. lay chains to govern.- a.• - "Hier wets of Dyewooda there has barn little done. A•hes -4 re iinligennus mvatse ttttt is of the Mil should A few nights ago the house of the Rev. Mr. uplirements , and enjoy a moat .feeided pref. rence 04. r all Ted. and mi d i .. if 100 ,.., 61 ,.. to serve all the of both descriptions are estreuirly dull, mid Montreal Pearle other 'mem macre. The prompt decision with n Inch Ili w% iltvlr ;it is enough to go abroad to seek ex- have bold at 56a.6.1. per cwt. The sales in 'Vorpentine eon- I LANCASTER, situate at 3 lert ''''' in SurieY , w"" invariably art, iiiinireis to them the pu blic eutift.h.nte • 3.. 1 ity, or the luxury of the rich and the volup- slat of 1,200 bets. at 13s. for very inferior to Its 6d. f ur f a i r br o k en into by a gang o f ro bb ers , w h o f orce d the th lr i n z so twig. • practice in this, the fi rst 'metropolis us ' OW people that shall neglect the m i l they stand quality. 260 hags of fair Saltpetre has brought 42... 9.1. a door of the laundry with a crow-bar, roil robbed it world, they have been enabled to make many Valii.iloir sin- Ise content or pleased with its products, for 435. 9.1. per cwt. Buenos Ayres Aisles continue in fair de- of b,ieu ,lid ot her property to A COOMdellbit etwerirs and iniportaut immurement' an they're's. of , vr elphz..• ate...now and general consumption, must by snanik particalaely the better sorts, which have been sold at runil'hil , ". Ner aunts R. levet ions, bebility, 1iti....... , .: e the beggarly mid toiling slaves and depts. 4q.1. to Mart i and prime at 94. per lb.; 2,000 salted BiIeUUS aiiioUnt. Calisnliiptions, Strictures of the Utri lira. Sc,t &e. I;A: i • 1.- wighlitnirs. This is especially true in the Ayres have also whist 52d. and 400 Bulls at 61.41. per It. We are requested to inform our Reader* that repent,' plan of treat ommt, Strict is i ..., of bowt.re. kn: air 5.1. • 9 nye food—the genius of the field ;” it is not Messrs. Coo rs.i: mini Co. Surgeo n s, of Charlotte.. I tug, or of the roost inveterate kind, are spatula ...t I 1 ,, .- lis a less degree material, is the prase of Postscript, Tuesday, February 9, 1819, Fl.. r °Wroth. Rouse, Great Charintte-rirect. blackfriare.road, h o er-, la I sramieidly rimed. In early e5.e....i fiyphide, a 9 1....1 tore is R. tote?:,. —The St. Domingo pat up by public sacrum t o. conarquence of then ex tr u si v e practice. auk'. for the Mcconr- c Plese'l us she "l"" 1 1wr0. 6 . 1 of two day., aiol us 15 '"'' _ . • , day, was all taken is at Patin I2os. a 1220. except the da. row/atom id patients NI the Wcal Emil o f the t o wn. emimlitiahwi case, of a . e cosaptiunted ulsoie, .slo. re ottwr pear ti trotter - • Medic& Board in %Vuotlstock.street, Oxford...tree, a few I have failed of riseCtio, a proper ini,ei., railer is. their i., An .4 mage, whic was sold RICH/NUR prrse , TOTIDAY, FMIRVARY 9. &Kira front tiontlnsireet, w Isere a Physician of 411 ~ yes ex pi ri. treatment vmlirer to the Patietei A miffs cl re.e.lshi!ssinstrisl. n d t veryhunsettled.at 119 s. per cwt. The market is a t .11 1 Genoa ' . 471 U. P. SIIGARS.—There Was very little business done by I trace, soul a Smoot' of great einiuentr, reside, and where To those sell.. are labouring milkr a general sir local J. is,llij II 3 'Croke Ital. Liv. 24 vitiate contract to-day, toted Sugars with colon r, only, teeing I all the breed alternately attend, the whale of whom a re lit will be consolatory to know, that in place of Won ad,. 3 , 1 II V Malta .II 9 I Naples - alleaulls, rind vigour. 33 7 I Pandrmo 127.1 per tag. nark. sally acknowledged, many of whom had Men dlncliargell l'..tirists of either sea may commit Messrs. Carrie and C... 33 8 laphon... .... 5/4 PINMXTO, of fine quality, was bought in to-day at 9 1 .1. i from Hospital., and otherwere improperly treated.—They with the gientro Nweresy, tlr henry, and honour, at these 2-1 71 Oporto SEI middling ditto sold 82.1. a Old. per Ili. I are enarutted at Woodstockdinuse, Moodstuck.street, from Sisistse. No. 167, II Mow garde,,, where their ilip:owise, c... 24 Rio Janeiro.... 65 SPICIII.—The East India Company's sale commenced this Eight to the Morning wild Eight at Night ; and at the Mate", and ti sli '''''' itals tory he area. The keno of r me. 23 Dublin .. lilt II:I V. and went m a ( u n met; v i z . a b out 1,300 lons s a i tpeire Mtiliral Board, Charlotte-hou=r,M iN m acklil-road, fro nitration ate plitio:y r.iiittil on Ilie first imterview. Patunis . C0rk......... 101 35,.84.„ 31'1,. 04., few 1„1„ flue 38=.4.1. 0 , 0 „, goo tuna " ken Twelve till Eight ilk the Evening —Mechanics have advice in the c..untry atm niz their cam, slid enclosing a renn, WWII 146 MULLION. j„ ; 6,000 bags black Pepper faxed al 6.1. tare It., Hit with- gratis every Evening from Six till Eight, at tedli !muse% for snis I's and mellit'ineas the tams will iiss , It's's'' , or scut t* 4111 Portugal Gold in r. a 4. drawn; about 30t) bags Privilege Pepper good quality 7,1 d. and sin Sunday Writings until Twelve o'Clock.— Nit all Pds il of the tvarld• 401 Coin, per oz. ... 0 0 is a 7:.1. per 111. Cinnamon, tint ainsiltiy, Ile. 3.1 a 118.9.1.; i Messrs. COOPER and CO. beg to observe, they him no -....4 - .....-4—......w....4 39 Gold in Bari 0 0 0 teemed quality As. 7.1. it es. Rd. ; a few lots fine seconds connexion with any New Come; it ; ilderefure sill lett. re are LON LI IN: related and Pnbliabed at the Offir ~ Nu. It?, 381 New Doubloons-9 0 0 10.. Mi. ; 110141 quality 74. 1041. to Bs. Cloves 3a. 4.1. a 3.. 7.1. to be directed he Ch.trlottedinitat , *dinning 131ackft etra•road. I s i , , 1 I ; w i„ f ,. A,, tee i ii , emle , i t are re , sia d d, :den Letters 3,11 New Dollars.— ii II 0 31.4 a., Oral finality, 7s. 43. a 7s. 84 ; preond iptality Ils. 4.1. —Lectures an Ruptures, and also uu the Treat:ll4ot id* a (port-paid` roast de add 6. C. 1141T1i, Ni.• Ss 34 I Silver in Rar5......0 7a '7 a 64 8.1. Nom. g., g .t i hip.% 84,a 6a. 14, ; u nto , bl ee l 4 s . Pd. Certain Diaett", viii he delivered at both /0,04,4 every 9iritiJ J Ci d -w is es h„„ . r,,„,,, —J tl :I 1 rE, ).1. 4 117, Straw 3I 1 New Louis each. ..0 I ft a 4.. 103.; unsound 3,.. ...td a as, 1 td. per lb. aud Autumn. l'odi thee. • - -- eF.RTI FICATES.MARCK 2. J. C. Loudon, of Horn. Coffee.huuse, London, and of Waraorb•court. Holborn, Middlesex, merchant —lt. James, of St. John in liedward...e, %Voreealer, Ciockell, 4.f Hampton in Ardro , 11'arwiek,framer.—F. Devereux and M. Lambert, of 11. abant•court, Philpot-lane, London, nice cbaolis.—J. Si übba, of lamp-acre, Mohllecex, coat 14.platt MARKETS. From the " Loudon "Irreaulik Price eurrost;'llTueirday, February 9, 1819. WEST INDIA AND SPANISH MAIN PRODUCE. The H. Y. SUGAR market has been very Oat since our last, and bolder. are mule disposed to sell, but prices remain without alteration. Sugars of good quality Rod buyers at a small decline, but low brown. are very dull of sale. FOREIGN Simians are without demand. The stuck of B. P. Sugar is Gun 5,90(1 macs less than last year's at ibis lime, the present rites rate Is. per cot. higher, perGasetle averagr. _ . _ • „ ‘,O/FEE.-A small publie sale took place ou Friday (the only our since our last) at which there were few buyers, and nearly all was taken in at a reduction of Is. per cwt. There has been very little demand by private contract, except for the Rood qualities of Dutch. . . The studs of W.I. Coffee is now 4,440 tons, being 2,340 less than at this lime last year, present prices 225. per cat. higher. Rues, particularly Leeward Island, base been in steady demand at our tabi quotation.. The present stock of Kum is 14,933 puncheous, and price of proofs 3s. per gallon. stock last year, same date, is 18,900 puocheons, and price of proofs 7s. per gallon. NORTH AMERICAN PRODUCE. TollAfTo.—Sumo parcels of Viiainia have been purchased by speculators, but without affecting the prices. There is hide doing for shipment. SOUTH AMERICAN PRODUCE. COTTOM.—The trainiactim.s in the Cotton Market have been rather enissiderable, aid many parcels of Peruarns tome been taken fur export t2d. • 22j4 per lb. Bengali have been in demand foe export and use siwculation at trite prices. The sales of doe week are (duty paid) 890 Pernam hucco, fair io gond 12d 22 4 d. hue 223 d ;10 Smyrna fair 12}d build, 100 Sue at middling 9tl fair to good, 14b1. a 10.1.; 1,400 Reveal ordinary to nsiddliog 61i1. • 6fil. fair total 2,710 bags sold. The imports are 1114 Mina, 49 Demerara and Berbice, 1,450 Bengal, 47 Madras: total 1,770 bags. . . . . RIMINFD SCGARS.—Considtroble business ha• been done iss large lumps fur crushing, at last week's prices; but Su gars far innurdiate shipmviit may be purchased at lower prices.---MOLAPSIFI dull of sale. The Ott Market has been very dull. • LIVERPOOL REPORT, FEBRUARY 5, 181 P. , . The Corson market was dull until yesterday, whew the densand became more general, and a public sale, consisting of 520 Bowed, and Orleans, went 011 at an improvement of 141. per lb. We had afterward, a considerable demand al a further advance of id. per lb. on Roweds, of which nearly 3,000 haz, were sold at 151 d. a 11i1., re.establishing fur this description the currency of this day aennight : we had also more inquiry fur Maranhams, of which 650 hags were sold at 1841. to 19d. fur middling fair to prime quality. The total sales am tto 9,980 bags, consisting of 4,200 Bowed, at 154. a 10;i1 ; 370 Orleans at 15til. a 191r1.: 50 Sea Islands at 2s 64.5 3s. 10 stained at 20d.;800 Pensions 110,0. a 200.; 1,540 Maranhams IBd. a 19.1.; 554) Kahn, 17,id. a 19,141.; 1,300 Minas 104,d. a 163 d.; 100 Demerara, HP. a 191 d. ; In Ba hamas 2111. 20 Jamaica, 1711.60 Surat, 91d. a I2d. and 150 Reticule 744 a id. per lb. The imports are 3,311 bars, via. East India from U. S. 2,089 bags, New Orleans 813, idiom parts of U. S. 379 bags. The public sales of B. P. Sugar this week have consisted of 608 casks of Barhadues and Antiguan, which have gone of with spirit at an advance of fully Is. on middling to good and fine qualities; hut browns, fur which we have still a limited demand, have not partaken of the advance, and remain with out alteration. Foreign descriptions soil East India, u well us Molasses, continsed quite neglected. The Coffee market is extremely dal, and the only sales of any note have been at a considerable reduction from the late prices. On Saturday last 70 casks good Domingo were forced off fur money at 130. and there have been sold since 3011 buy of good ordinary amid clean at 1325. per rat. At public sale of 2,000 hats of East India Rice, only 2(W) bags of midding while Bengal sold at 20s 9.1 : good Ben gal has aiirce brought 245. and we. y inferior and discoloured 15.. We have had some inquiry fur Carolina in bond fur shipment, and 100 tierces of inequality have been taken at 31a. 661. per cat. Pimento of g I quality brings yJ, in small quoit Wins In Cocoa and Ginger we have nothing du ing. Roma are stationary. About 30 tons Jamaica Logwnood of fair quality have 'peen disposed of at 7L 17a. id. a al. at the ship', vide ; iu other sorts of Dyewousla them has hens little done. A•hel of both description, are extremely dull, and Montreal Pearl, have mold at 56a. lid. per cwt. The sales in Turpentine CUll sist of 1,200 brls. at 13s. for very inferior to 111 Bd. fur fair quality. 290 hags of fair Saltpetre has brought 425. Oil. s 435. 9d. per cat. 8t14 . 111111 Ayres Aisles continue in fair tit snaush particalarly the better sorts, which have been sold at egil. to Iltd. and prime at 9,1. per lb.; 2,000 salted Bneuus Ayres have alto told at 52d. and 400 Bulls at 61d. per 18. Postscript, Tuesday, February 9, 1819, F 6. r Curar —The 84. Dowling° yut up by public auctiou m illi), Was all taken in at Arita 130 s. a Ms. except the .Ix. swaged, which was cull at 119 s. per cwt. The market is at prrgrut very unstilted. U. r SIIGAIRS.—There was very little business dune by private cuniract toted Sugars with cu lust r, only, teeing saleable. Rums were wore 41111 yr sale to-day than during the past W 4 A. THE LITE EARL OP OLENO.4I. . TLo Earl of Wrorzal, whme draih we Into ly annomaced, was 111 his 41 ill soar. Ilia titles were, Earl of Glenzal, ."410C4111111, Calor. !boron of Collie. lie as, a Governor of the county of Tipp. rnry, a Ti 'islet of the Linen Manufac ture, and one of the 2$ Itruresomitarive I',,ra of Ireland The F.ao I trait born NOV, mb••r 13,1775 ince. tided his ilia. taitt corms,, l'oroce, trails Raton Cahir, in Idle and calm, June 11, 171,6; married, while a minor, Aosoat IN, 1723. Emily, youngest daughter of Si. 301.11 Jetleryes, E-9. of Illarioty c ly sof Cook, by Aialaella Filet:ooam, sister of John, Earl ut Clare, Emil Hicli Chaster Slur of Ire land. by alums I.e less tat issue an cult sun, Richard. Via. Cahn', Inuit Slay 17, 1797, elected Korth' of the Shire for 'limier:try ISIS, stow Earl of (Acnital, Sae.; rood three ol kliZttivili, the Ladies Harriet, Charlotte, ■n'.l Emil) Stoll. r. The bile Peer was the twelfth Raton Cahir, ter Ilse pa. tent of Queen Elizabeth, dated May 6, 1585, lie was eleelcol HMO, lo sit in Parliament as one of the 251 re. presentative l'rrrn for behold, and pro 1111 l led in litin to the olicoitoes of Viscount Cahir and Earl of Glt riga'. By how Lordship's death, a vacancy occur, in the represesotatise reera4e, and a new writ will be issued for a Memlwr for the comity of Tippers, y, in the room of Richard, Viscount Calm., now Earl of Gleocal. THE TURF. ...... NEWMARKET FIRST SPRING MEETING, 1819. FRIDAY. ACCFPTANCRF FOR TRIRSUPPILENIFSTARY raEr HANDICAP. Sweepstake. of llings, each, h. rt. D.ll. Mr. Terrell'. Sovereign, 5 yrs old, Sal. Slb. Lord (. H. Ca►endish's Little Dirk, 4 yr. old, 6.t.21b. Lord redry's luterpicter, 3 yrsuld , 7sl. 121 b. Mr. Payee's Ranksborough, 5 yr. old, 7.1. 121 b. Mr. Cus.ans's c. Wouverman. by Debrus, 3 yrs old, 65t.121k. TIER RACEHORSE AND GREYHOUND. Various have been the opinions upon the difference of speed between a well-bred greyhound and a blow' horse of some celebrity, if opposed to each usher fur a male, ur fur a greater or shorter distance. It has bent stated by the best and must experienced judge*, that upon a fist, a Lose of this description would be superior to the greyhound, fur either an extended ur contracted distance; hut shut its a hilly conulry•tbe greyhound wools' have an evident sd►a',- tage. had beets frequently iudidged by tlifiseent branches of the sporting world, that some cruet timid be adopted, by which the euperiority its speed could he fairly ascertained ; when, after a variety of suggestions and pro. positions front our quarter to another, without success, the following circumstance accidentally took place, affording some rays of information ',post what was previously consi dered a mailer of great uncertainty :—lu the month of De cember, 1800, a match was to have iiftll ruts over Doncas ter race-course, fur 100 guinea., lost our of the horse* having been drawn, a mare started alone, that, its running the ground, she might reissue the wager; when, having ran about one mile us the tune, she was accompanied by a grey. hound bitch, who joined her from the aisle of the course, and emulatively entering into the competition, coistmued to ►ace with the mare for the other three miles, keeping nearly head and head, affording an excellent treat to she field, by the energetic exertions of each. At passing the datance post, five to four was betted in favour of the greyhound: when parallel with the statist, it was even betting, and any tier's'', might have taken his choice from five to ten ; the mare, however, had the advantage by a head at t h e termi nation. MELANCHOLY DROWNING. As Colin Marinnes, an old man, Ins daughters and gram: oil, a child of about six years of age were crossing the river Leven, in Inverness-shire (from the Lochaber to the Appin side), on the morning of the 13th silt. in a small cubit., the river bring mach swollen by the previous heavy fall of trio, they with sonic difficulty succeeded iu gaining the opposite side, hut, owing to the rapidity of the current, were nimble to effect a lauding, and were again driven down the river; they, however, got with some trouble lauded on a small islaorl, not many yards from the land. They thought them selves now its safety, mid their situation being discerned by a young win of the farm of Keil lochbeg, lie immediately set out to their assistance with two horses. The girl lie got up on one of thew, behind him, soil saw the MA 111;111 and the buy on the other. Scarcely hod he awl the young woman got on shore. when they saw the horse behind them fall. and precipitate his riders in the water ; the old man still held fast the reins, and the young lad could only call to him to keep fast hold, as he himself could not leave the almost-distracted girl, who wished to be out to her parent. The old wan, however, in a few moments let go the hold, and grasping the child, as if afraid ill lose lum, both were instantly carried down by the foaming stream. The cries of the survivors brought to the spot a young Gentleman who has a cottage near the batiks of the river, mud who with the utmost intrepidity swam out for some time in search of the sufferers, but without effect. The neighbours bring now s h uttle d, a b oa r was got, mud the body of the mini was taken out of the water about twenty miuutes alter the accident had happened, and that of the child's a little after. Al! uteiuis to restore au iuistiuu was tried, but, alas ! iu vain. The vital spark had fled. Cohn Machines Wag shout 70 years of age, and was a welt-doing industrious mac. and Pince I had taken u}► house had been an inhabitant on ti bank* of the Leven ; the buy was the only child of his Lobe:. LENT ,ISSIZF:S, lIITATFIIN CIRCUIT. Before itirtice llrtuttivp :1..1 Hr fai.lier P ut Southampton—Timid:my, Mardi 2, at the Untole a Win. dealer. Wsitshire—S4illiday,MArrli (3, Nt-vt Saflllll. Doratt—lhut•d.ty. Ilnrelt I I, ni r bison Nturch 15 , at Ihr CAW.. a I . :wo r . City and C.'ouni, of tufty—Susie day, at U,r 1.1111.3'411 of Ext.', r. Cornaran—Monslay, March 22, al Lanarraton. Joinersci—Smiinlay, Mart h 27, at thr Caailr ut . TAtint.o. NORFOI.K CIRCUIT. Brfore CM, r ice AYB97T and Mr. Pinot) CH fi Porkiaghontraire--Thursday, Match 4, at All. , Bedfordakite—Weds:rsday, 614,0 i 101, a t Ilartlingelonshire— Saturday, Mart 1) 10, at Hooting, Couthridgrakore—Tut sday, Match 16, at Faust/state. • Norfulk—satorslay. Mart-1120, Suffolk —Friday, Match 26, at Bury St. Edmunds. NORTH I:RN CIRCUIT. Before Lewd Chief Baron ittclunns null sir. Reran Cif!. of Fork and County of the same rety—S“tur,ll 7 , March 6, al the Gut Waif the said City. Yorkshire —The sante day, at the Castle of Yin It. Lancashire—Saturday, March 20, at the Cantle of Lin- MI et. NAVAL IN'ILLLICENCE. r►.TMUUTU, rep ''' '''' Came in the iViCken and Aweltia, Juue. , from St Lim . % New Brithswiek, with luau( rudder; seventy day. int,4pr. D AAA A VTI4. IDRUIRY The Per Hodrvuu, of Salem, Lonna to (*noon, in ballaa, Crum Antwerp, has put in h. re by advert...ll,ld.. The Prank 1111; Aleita, drum Rotterdam in al•u put 1.1 leaky iu her upper wurks, and 1014 our• 111411 ner, board. HARWICH, FTHIRCARY 9. The Malta, Allen, in ballaot, front Lomb". to Aiitiri-rp, having been on allure uu the Sunk 5411.1 11'4 hi! ht, these being no lights up at the tune, was Kul off by eizht Antra. and brought into Ihi. port to safety. novnt, rrrnr•%nv J . Arrived off ihi: port the Harriett, lkime rara; Rude/411MM, Hick-, (ruin Illatari.i fur Ain,ier.hin. PFAL, IFFRNIUARY 9. Arrived and laded fur the River, the Oct an, Pike, frnm Akre and Aeudnr. Caner dun it from the River yesterday, the Commodore Barry. Kay, from New Orleans ; Primer Leopold, IVvaiitter, fur ()dries; %Vallinm and Mary, Barrv, fur Taracmi , ; Thetis ' Rayea, fur Jamaica ; F:merpriar, hill. fur Richard Plaskett, Tuley, fur Gibraltar; Eike*, ti, fur St. K and renvois to the Donna with the of the ustwardlivuotl pvr bat. tivrarnot., TERIIvAltlf A. Arrived the Samarang, Distant. from Bombay ; sailed 111 h October in company with the Surat Cii.dle and the Victory, fur London. 'the Upton Ensile, for Loaflon, Gth October On the 2.1 of Novetribei, in lat. 3. 57. long. 88.42 E. spoke the Rluchtr. Pearson, hum Calculi& fur Liverpool. out forty.srven days. The Argu and the Mary sailed Iron, Calcutta for Livrrpool to e..inpany a Ilis the Blucher. The Lonareb, Driscoll, front 1,01111.,11, glftVetil RI Bombay on 31111 i September. The Cesar (row St. 11,1.13 for Luuuuu 23d December. The Nor I hataldoni Tibbitt, from London, hail arrived at 31aibai '1 be Tanner, for Riu Janeiro, arrived off P. maissbnco 1411, 4 December, having:4l'mA on a alma' (not laid down iu any chart) 241 b November, in lat. 4.40. S. lone 37. W but was got off with lusa of a bolt, loptna.t.. ton-gallant-inast, f o re. topsait, a staysail, and 'woe of the copper, nod leaky. CORN EXCHANGE, FEBRUARY 10. Although we have had some fresh arrival*, and a rood deal of grain loft liver from Nluuday, the I%h, at Dade s brisk, and foil as dear. Harley and Ont. were '“ and daily thing rather lows. Beasts ire more in demmul. lu Pease and rather kinds uf grain there is no :duration. COAL MARKET, FLERVARY 10. Shine at Market. Mops §:old. I', ue 32! Newcaalla 4 Co oderland 1 morord Cual . 1 .... Wes. n , l. lo 1 C.uders 41ARRIAGE. An the sth instant. hr the Most It screw' Doctor Tat!. Henry Thompson RP.11114.11141, of Stryltries.Gleen, Dithhti. Esq. sots ofJulin Itedniouil, of Charlensurt.stst et, ‘ll4l late of Newtown, in the Comity of Wexford, Esq. to Margairt, daueatrr of Jonathan Lynch, of Great Deowark.strret, Eel I)I.:ATHS. On the 7th instant, at the house or his mother in law. in Doughty-street. Win Harrison Whittington, of Bruadwatee, Herts, in the U.I year of his age. . . _ . On the 511 s uset.tot, at HrOniptolll, of atrophy, a n d is Ih• 20th year of his at Juhlsoia Harry, second .uu of Ethrdril Sync, Cooper, E.g. M.P. foe the County of sltga. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT I.ONDi)N.mtiDGE. Hamitic 10 after 3. I Evening 20 aft. r 3. p(ocE (►F STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 per Cent. it,d.771 76i I thank L. Auto. :to 3-16 s per Ct. Con._ 76p11 I Indio 80nd5...76 78 pr. 31 per Ceut 86:: 86 851 Ex. 11111.. 15 9 pr. 4 per Cents.... 95$ 9.1 I Otturitm di.. 5 per Ct. N. Anti. 1053 I Cu... fnr Acc..77 761.11 No Surgeons its ll'. British Empire have been more ilistingnislied fur their tAlent• and Cow s false II the celebrated Si Patire. (.L T Rltlli and Cu ; withre the ropy of private nor the tit ttttt 11111113iirei uf opponent., have aarcted 'brie reputation, nor takisii (hot. them thew extensive popularity. As regolarlii • d.icati i.nt and Mecibera of the Royal Cullrvs. snit Ircliiiburgli, and holding a Commissit mission in ha Najr•lt'- Nervier. %kw,. Come and Co. I:.y to superior a. - - iiiiirements, and enjoy a must ,feisidisil pref. rence r all oilier pactitiourra. The prompt iirei.iion wills wbvh the% invariably 3(1, insures o. them the public conthlisotse ; and ditrinz au lungs • practice in this, the first metropolis world, they have been enabled to make many vislit.ilolc dis coveries and importset impiorcmrsits an theoriser pbslizt , Complaints, Nervoos Limationa. pommy. Cutisompttons, Strictures of the Utrthra. &e. &e. rrprnor plao of trehlonrilt, Sirietisit s, of bowtirei l,:n: st, mg, or mit the MOO inveterate kind, are speeilil Ail I 1 ,, Enntid. In early rases 4.1 i SyphiliA, a lice.l C ptrtrd ifs the &hint IWriff.l of two illy., awl cast, of se coin pliontril wittier, win re other prat Whims have failed of slicers', a proper pctolis, ranee iii their treat agent cll'illfra Its Itle Ritielrt a :weft et To thas aril are labouring miller a general or local J. 10.11 i y it will be consolatory to ksiow, 0141 in place of I.tiviiiiiJc sis , l relaxation 3lesara. Come and Co. ars. &tren t :lli, vigour. of either net may commit Messrs. Carrie and c... with the protest N.ceresy, &heavy, anal humour, at their Louse, N... 1417 where their I titicates, and ti sli 000000 nl4lll nisi, lie oven. Tb.' kms r iteration ate plml.,iyshittit uu the first iiitrrview. Patti mit in the c•miltry statioz their r4SI, amid enclosing a rennil4l.lll for whiee medicines, tbe saint will he givell Of WA to all pat I' of the %Vurld. 4. . • ' i C • tin).) twi In foal Anti Pew .-i) Sr rry to rl4 All FA+ .I),t Aft Vt. bt: