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• delivered of lariats in the Hospital on Ratanlay night, almost aloe o'clock, sod that his wife died 011 Sunday no, ruin!. awl the atinagers of the Hospital insisted apron his taking the boils away that emoting; he hail a swill snot of stoney to pay, hut out areount of his distressed circum stance.. stud his apparent grief, the porter was moved with elViminor , ion front his sittoolon, alma Mr. sod Mrs. Coatis luoitoz particularly engaged at the time, that hr timid not make the Prisoner's statentent known to them, be very Isn ot tatty gave him a shilling, and collected three shillings and sixpence more from the other *masts, which he gsve to him. soil he went away. Oa the porter making the Pri siiiier's statement known to Mire. Coatis. she emend limoiries In he mole at the horstr where he said he resided, and also at the H.opital. The Pris.tiser eath.l grins at the an Mr. out Moseley, and reiweseisted one of his rhildrea to he timol. The result of the iesquiries was soot then Intowa to Mrs. Coons, mot he less therefore desired to call *gain. Ths particulars learnt spas the laquiries are shacking to 8,141 e, as to thefts's* isaporitious practised by the Printer?, roofer the nook of pretended deep mid affeetiag dishes.. it tinned out. that his rep-oteatation of having a wife deli vered of titian. and dying its Broweinw-etreet Hospital, was a mere invested tale to extort mosey from the humane, nn inch person Wag is the Hospital, *or bad say woman died there foe a emseiderable time pest ; hot the metros had beard of similar treads haviag been committed spots pergola by a similar invented tale of woe. It was torn sirtr. Pained that the Prisoner did not reside is the horse is Vane. street, Westminster as be represeated. The Prisoner called at the house of Mr. Coatis yesterday, when he was taken into casmay, and brought to the office, *rhea he was committed as a rogue mid vagabond till the Fit mien& Three boys were charged with attacking settersl of the persons coming out of the English Operadomse In the Strand, on Motility night, at the close of the *ref's/rosary.. One of them, ally eleven years of age. of the arise of Radom, yet an aid Orman, was arms taking a lmodkerchirf tint of a geolliaames pieket.--lis was teas. waisted fur trial. , 41, The Wate►waa of the No 4.611, wee coovietert of refusior to take a Cseattentan tato bis boat, who eintrd that his object in p•rfrrrior the chart* srninsi she Prisoner oar, he considered It as act of public duty to endeavore to hying the Prisoner :tool his brethren of the IMOr trade, if posaible, to a eerier of duty, and preeeet tbe. fro. their auto We- lesser mod impositions. Ire regal cutreinely that the Complainant had not sent. mimed the water of ' , ray boat thew at the Stairs, as they are all lisMe In he t arnished the sow r hockney•amehmen for ✓tf.solog to take a fare, but he gelecied the Prisoner foe pu sishasest, ea he was particularly modals to be hired, till the Complaisaat told hist he was esgeral with a waterless. whom be always selected on amorist of his civility, hut whu hap paved In he ahseut thronch Moroi, sod that the Prisoner and all the other wateriness refused to take him. Sarah B trim., the armlet to Mr Josses, Ike lemma, is Paushamptiss•alrret, Covest.Gardes, was charged wish eteshne a 61 flank note want of the money.bos of bet master, which she contrived to do, by htvios previously stolen one of lise key. in the box, and opened it yeraterday outriding brewer's eight and wise o'clock. sod look out the suds while it in Mr. Jones. hed-room. She was committed fur further esastisation. wwwww•w—•----• EXTENSIVE ROBBERY. Yesterday John Water.. Chariot Angela. and AVOWS iftoktii., young men, were brought up is eastody, charged on suspicion by Wm. Kebbell, Esq of West Ham Abbey, in the ounnly of Emmy with robbing his house of silver plate to • great amount. It appeared that the Prisoners. as • dia. guise, carried nbout lemma to different ceMlentee's houses, and when an opportunity occurred. they stole all they P•owihly rook'. On the day of the above rubbery, the Pri ',titer 11'arren went to Mr. &ebbelrs house, fur the porpoise of yelling lemony, or, more probably, on a more lucrative rn The other two Prisoners, who were suspected of Laving lierkeil about till Warren gave some signal, then oroere.leil to lake the property stolen (ions off the suit board in the parlour, which was wined soon after the Prisoner left for gal.lrr, and were taken into custody by the officers, and brought to use above Offire, wberi,frowt the want of sufficient stideoce, tbcy were ordered for further examination. RATTON-GARDEN. lIIGH FUN. OR THE POLICE IN AN UPROAR. Testerday Hurl Barnet. a young man oboist 18 or 20 years of see. was brought up for goal examination, charged with stealing 13 yards of carpeting, value 11 19s. the pro perly of Allen Missed, of Jodd.place, St. Pancras. Owing to the 'cleverness of the weather, and the great nnmbtr of persona in the Office, the large door ice the oar of the bar WOO ordered to he open, of which the Prisoner availed him self, and witching the opportunity of the Officer's bark being turned, who hail charge of him, he tan out On.tt'Y the bar into the outer Office, and made his way tutu the wand. The al.trns bring given that he effretrd his escape, all wits in a hustle ' the crowd following Ailed the passage , nod retarded the Officers its their pursuit, by which the isoner had above one hundred yards start of them. Ile run along Hatton-garden, up Cross-street. Leather-lane, and alone Roldwin'weartlens, pursued by Wm. Read, just. John Linilstirk, William Wainwright, and Edward Read, Officers, besid... several constables. The hue lord cry caul. all persons to Rork to their doors and windows; the streets were also crowded to witweas the chase. The officers kept trying out "Stop thief!" and the Prisoner, alms say per. sons happened to come before him in the street, kept crying out, " It's a rate, it's • *race! clear the way. *clear the way!" by which there was a clear passage made for him; when he reached Baldwin's-gardens, away of the °Beers and constables were so blows that they lust ground, and some writ unable to proceed. Thu Primmer was also much ex. heisted ; Wainwright, the °Beer, took the lead, and at the top of Rildivises-prilews. when he was within about lif ters or twenty yards of bon, the Prisoner, quite ex hausted, stood dill, and suriesdered himself up ro Wain wright, who conducted him in triumph to the Office, lowed by several hundreds, where he sorlerweist an itiami. 'teflon, and was committed to Nenpte fee trial. THUNDRIt City hes been _ - visited by very heavy storms in rain, accompanied by thunder and lightning; on Saturday evening, smrticularly, the lightning was exceedingly vivid, and the crashes of thunder awfully loud and rub lime. The mast of a barge lying in the basin of the Canal, was strock by the electric fluid, and splintered from the top to the bottom, • solid piece Icing carried away from the. lower wt. There were seven periods on board at the time; but though most of them felt the shock, and • hand round one of their bands was burnt through be the yet. or , videntially, urine of them suffered any bodily is jury. At the Berkshire Asyites, held at Abingdon, there were thirty-tyro prisoners, of whom six were sen tenced to death, and four to transportation.—A t Oxford, the number of prisoners were seventeen, of whom four were capitally convicted, and three sen. fenced to transportatiun.—On Saturday list, the Commission was ripened at Worcester, where there are thirty -sere" prisoners fur trial. At the late Waterford Assizes, held on the 15th instant, James Foster, indicted fur stealing a watch, piratical Upon being admonished of the cuinatipielice of his plea, transportation to Botany Bay for seven years, he mud that he was well enure of the circumstance, and anxious to get there or any where else where he ought get even bread and water for support. He was an Englishman, n tailor, and finding it impossible to get wink, he had re e.nirse to rubbery as the only means of getting sup p•nt in the country, or bring sent out of it. All swamis wore much affected at the dismal recital. tRE L N WEXFORD ELECTION. Tlae contest here Is indeed *effete. Nothing like it ha• nceurred In lerlsod for many years. it is • complete stresegle of priociple. A trial of strength between the A riatocracy soil the ll:mine—between Oningeissit of tlw deepest die,. and Wirral', ‘‘'e trust that the latter will he soccessful, hut the con test is still doubtful. We *elect from several let ters the following three: N Yegilfelly Will the last as, of the Lords, tlu* strong Dammes am ran dry, and Culelowelle and Carew have 'tip. wards of via still tunpolleel in the Barony of Santry. A stns; disagreeable etchthition took phier here yesterday. the late Mr. Sinnott, of Sallinadock, a tenant of Lord Mount nonis., made a frame in 1,011 In erne I.Aureesee Murphy, for the life of a womin who died Omelet 16 otionthi barb. Mir. phy came fierWmil to vote from vassal kW, and utter tieing warned of the death of the said woman, swum Mal her road -.laughter. aged between 15 and 16 yearn WWI the life in the lease, dated 17,16, the Sheriff's Assessor lectures; him about the nalleite of the oath he was shoot to take, soltrith. asiontleu he nook the oalb and trolled for the Lords. A very respectable mats in this tuna, who was aware of the circatrw stances, swore hefonitations agalast him for perjury, and he *as committed to gaol. My Lord Stupfurd became bad fur Mtn. ° Ectraet of a letter from Wexford. Friday. Four °TINA. p. " Do not be elistneyed at the irate of th- legal foe this County, we are certain of hiving Carew anal Colelough re. turned. The Oriente and Areenetanot Men cannot muster strung 1"80wIthe they are noise all that power, threats, Mats. emir of Government, lee. lee. but all to no 111111$1114..•001f men are Ann, the people are going in direct opposition to their landlords. Simg.three from ifie M laic left of the tieollaglogisp, came on Tuesday, wad void fur Carew sod Cokkorgh; although menaced with destruction, they would Ism vote for CAI?'" and Stopfortl. It ii really aitouseslsioe to witness the enthusiasm of the People fsr Career. and Col clough ; there is nearly seven 41r right hundred in tone Sammy tinpriltril yet for liar latter. It is the createst effort ever mane in this County he both pat lies—it is cutropnted the expenses to earls (Nationale per easy to he 8001. I hope by Tuesday to have the plesesear of sr tograteshatisse you uss great majority. The C.adidates wall poll to the last man." Emmet of another Letter from the same place. dated . I * .litirsday " Carew is sure of sesecess—ralentia of defeat. The coo lest bemires Colcluo‘le sisal Stanton will be moat close and severe; it is indeed a complete struggle between the high reventoory Poet Mo. •ided ley all the weight ..f Garernmvid (mune side, anal the Catholics and liberal Protestants MI the other. I will venture to say, that in Iceland there nests was It struggle more houoarabie to two Commoner,. and their leo. dependeal Friends. or perhaps more eliserierfal to toss Or a different stamp. Seems of Ihr must paid., tete and rorrupt perjury have teen brought to light. the tltgh Oberst: and his Assessor, both of the mime of flichareli, a highly honourable and respectable family of this county, se owe much for his impartiality. h. err did toss patriots pull more eurdielly or sincerely together than Carew anal Cul dough. The former could have roosted his elver long since, would he quit his friend, but he is salisfieol ho visual and fall with him. Colcloneh ha. evtneeel a foist elisereasol of expense, of trouble, or of pee...unit danger. Every harms) , will be tamed this night hot anti in this one, Mr. Carew and his brother-in-law, a timed worthy maw, Mr. Rharker, hare the great majority of their noionersais ienisity in re. serve, and no force on the other side to meet them—we hare every hope of soreess for Colelon4h throne, this. The fury of the Church and Stale heroes ',terra all description. 1 trust I may out Sunday communicate gaol new.." COUNTY WEX FOR D. W Et's 174161 V, IvtY 15 Slopfurd Carew THURSDAY, JULY 18. Stoisford Carew 2,06J (Melones COUNTY OF TIPPERARY, Timitsoss', Jets I& The election terininated ou ta. ri s evening, Mr. Prittie luring retiglietl. L.oul C.:Asir and General Mathew uere„ of course. declared duly e!reteti. The 'este ul the poll, at its , tins' t lobe. wits as rOIIIIMP Celsir 31athrw Crrir OF LIMERICK, WectmEsoaY, Jet.v 15. Yeutter . THURSDAY, JULY 18. Vaclift COUNTY GALWAY, ‘VEI/111/110.0e. JULY 15. J. Thily 3,151 I Colonel 31in11es 1,677 D. B. Daly TIIVIIPIDAV, JULY 16. Samos Daly 3,343 I Cu1....c1 Mania .... 1,833 D. D. D4ly 1,916 I _ TOWN OF GALWAY, WrosrenAv, Amy 15 Tire Sheriff' has declare:l Mr. Valentine Blake duly elected a" a Burgess to represent the County of tire Town of (:Away in the ensuing Parliament. This declaration, highly honourable, as it bears re ference to the public of who made it—this flattering and distinguished comp) oit paid to the gentleman who received it—this elution" tertnioa. tion of a contest, I•Slie questions of paramount importance to the people id* Ili away, re quiring PO ninth snore from us than we can be rea sonably expected to lay at so short a notice before our readers. At the final choe of the poll there was a majority for Mr. Valentine Blake, by the Sheriff's of MO .6-(Golircy Chronicle). IMMIX. JULY 17. Olt Monday stoning the three unfortimitt. men confided of the murder of Mr. natliews, the Re ef:tine Officer, were executed in Cavan. CARLOW ASSIZES. Two records only were entered in the Civil Court, and these were of s very trivial nature. lii the Criminal Court there was but one capital conviction, that of Patrick Kirwan, f.r * burglary and robbery, on the night of the 9th of May last, in the house of John Liwtor, at Tynock, in this county. QUEEN'S COUNTY ASSIZES. sisuvnonneGti, JuLY 15. There have been sin evital convictions at these Assizes, and hut vt•ry f. ve prisoners have been tried, even for suisior offences. The quiet and tranquillity of this tons:. and of the county in general, after the agitation of the recent electiou, is highly creditable to its inhabitants, and exhibits iu them • high de gree of civilisation and obedience to the lama. Two special records upon the title will be tried the next Assizes for the comity of Cork, between his Grace the Duke or Devonshire and the Corpo rat' of Yologlial. The only civil business st the Wexford Assizes war an ejectment ou the title. at the suit of 11. Knox Grogan, Esq. apainst Thomas James, Esq. and tried before the Don. Bailin George, and a most respectable Jury, who, without leaving the burr, found a verdict !Or the Defentlimit, to the perfect satisfat•tion of the Learned Judge, said to die gratifiodiou of a crossand Court. MEMBER Rh: TURNED. Kildare, ecology—Lord Fitzgerald Sad it..bert Lotoutle, Bop , I iROX L 47 NIG.Urf GAZ-gTTg. crerw.ofrei; Alt, 11, Ibis.' locust:as IkETURNED to SERVE IN TUX MEW PA NU AMEN?. Comity of fforfolk—Thoissis William Coke, Esq. Ind Edmond Wodelsonse, Esq. Bormigh of King's Lyn.—The Hon. Horatio Walpole corn. flintily milled lord Walpole, Mill Sir Martin druithe Folk ra, Bart. Boroith of Great Yarmouth—The Hun. Thom.. William Anson, and Charles Edmund Rumbuld, Esq Borough of Thetford—Tbe Right Hon. Charles Fitt Roy the younger, contotunly celled Lord Charles Fiig-Roy, mud Niebolas William Ridley Colhorue, Esq. Domilgh of CRSIIC Hon. George Horatio chid. moadeky. commonly called Earl of !Welt !Your-, mid the Hon. Lieutenant-Colonel Ernie Greville Howard. Comity of SnEfulk—akunsas Sherlock Gooch, Esq. and Sir Rowley, Bart. Borough's( Ipswirli—Rohrrt Alexauder Crickitt, E.I. and William *colon, Esq. Borongb of Dioswirli—The Right Hots. Joshns Lord Hunt. lagaeld, and Michael time, Esq. Borough of Orford—Edmund Alexander M'Naghten, Esq. and John Douglas, EMI. Pommies of Aldburough—Sainnel Walker, Esq. and Joshua Walker, E.sl. Borough of Bengt., Esq. sad John Broadhurst, Esq. Borough .f Eye—Sir Robert Gifford, Keit. his Maiestja So licitor-General, nod Mark Singleton. Er.q. Borough of Bury Saint Eilinand's—The Hon. Holy Elia roy, commonly called the Bail of kinstoo, sad the Hon. Arthur Percy Upton. tummy of Forfar—The !too. William Mark. Burghs of %moose, Breckiu, Aherisrullsock,and lluverberrie —.Natoli Hume, Di. Burghs of Mindere. Weil., Saint Andrew'.., Cupnr, and Fur fsr—.Arrbitia til Cimphell, Ersj Could y of Fife—vGroieral fl.lliam ITeinifia. Burghs of Kirkally. Iturutisland, Kinghorn, and Driart--. Lienleiiant.Genti al Sir Ronald Cranford Frrgovois. burghs of Pitienwerws, Auvirsithcr Envier, Austrnther Tester, Kilrciony. mid Right Hun. Alexander Maecinuchie; lard Advocate of Scotland. burghs, of Stirling, Inverkeithing, Ilinuferoilinc, Cairo's, L aud Qurrissfrrry—Juiro Cwmplrll, E. l . County ut goos--Thomas Markensie Ike younger, E.g. Burgh. of Dingwall, lain, Doi wick, Wick, and Kirkwall— Hugh floes, Esq. Comity of (Menses's—Charles Grant the younger, Esq. PA RT* EIBRHI PS IMMO LT F.D. W. Wood, L Carler, T. Wood, II off M. Carter. of Man skine.inftoons, April 1, ISIS —W. Hyde and J. Sam. sun, or Stward.stetri, 111.1 Ai title' y.grnund, silk.manufnr. lure's, June 24,18111—G. Brown seri J. Willson, of Ox. ford, re,July 7, 1818—W. Payne Mill F. BO tort. of Birmingham, Iron-foundrrs, July 17, 1/316.—J. Lewis and .1 P Osliarne. of Cultbrater, Enloe, July 15, 1612 , —A. TPtirl end J. C. Hod's, of Middlesex, apollweariro, U. timber 31. 11117.-4. C. Laialer and .1. As. of Liverpool, *mullion's, June 30, 1616.—T. Horne and T. erli.oll. of Birmingham. hrsauloundert, July 11, Me —J. Paget and J Rnrtess, of Ilsrirv-upon-Soar, Lei cester, millers, April 6.1 1 118.—K. H. Anderiinii and J. Val. butler, of GarlirkAull, Upper Thatne..sirrel, sail Widen. bine. Qiimu.strert,,lAmdon, ebriaislx, February 5, PM:— F. Ridding and 11 IlAniptou, of Kelley, Salop, maltaleri, January 26, Hilt 11.% N K RUPTS. . _ William Rtidige, elf Carburton-street, rityroy-sqnsre, Illesex, horse-dealer, to .tirrender, August 1, A, and Sepietn her 1, at twelie, at Guildhall. London Attorney, Mr. C. Pearson, St. Helen',.-place, Ri.hopagste_atreet. James Tomlin, late of Chad's-row, Gray's-lon-lane, Mid dlesex, bricklayer, to surrender, July 25, August 5, and 1.4 7 Semite, I. at ten, at Guildhall, Linden'. Miniver, Messrs. Westno. Teesdale, Rod Symrs, Fenritureit-st rect. Loudon. Armitage the elder, now or late of Thorne, Yuck, mariner, to son•ender, July 25, 27, at eight. and Septemliwr 1, at eleven, at the Dag avid Duck Tavern, Kingston-upon- Hull. Attorney.. Mr. William Vl'slinsle.. Parliament street, Hull ; and Mr. Ralph Lille, Chancery-10w, I.on•'un. Mileah Hall and Thomas Hall, b•+th of Kingston-upon stirretider, July 25, at ten, 27, a 1 eight, and Sepseoilii r I. at ten, at the Septum. last, King- Attorneys, Mr, William Speller, Thread. needle-xi Loudon ; amid Mr. 'Musson scaitchbuin, Great Driffichl. Robert Wright. of lierrnrial, merchant, to surrender, Au gust 5, 6, and September I, at one, at the tient ge 1t,.,, Li verpool. Attorner, Menus. Anstiee and Wright, Rine.- Reach-walk, latter Temple, Landon; sod Mr. Su•cheraun, St %Runt. Sminuell Alsbott, late of New.tourt, St. Swithin'A.lone, London merchant, to r, July 21, Angus.' I. and sqwernt:er Let ten, at Altui imp, MMus. Sweet and Stukes, Basiaghall street. DIVIDENDS. July 25. Wm. Woolsey late of Great M.try.le haneaitreet, Middlesex. baberila.her, at twelve, at Gniluhalf, looduo. Atizust 12. Win Law Wiltn.l its, Chester. sli‘irkeeprr, at two, al the Warms Dulkeley Aram lon. Stot Imre. August! 12. Wm. Gillitiore, of Holum, Matteheatcr, cotton- spinner, at two, at the Star Inn, Mantimster. August 13..1. Bland, jnn. I.tte of Slattri Baruch, Weal. marland, innkeenet. at six, at the limes I I ra.i, Appleby July 21. J. Markt-molt, We of Wurtint g, Sussex, sia:water, at ten. at G110411:211, 1.011.10.1. August 12. 1. ThumpAtm, of Keekle.GrOlM, 1111 r l'itinherland, merchant, at oar, at the Globe Tavern, Li verpool. August 13..1. Tattpentlen.late of lz.verst.am, Kent, scrivener, and J. Tappeo..tett, late of Noatlaronrt, Kent, iron •tuasier, at ten, at the Gnil.lhall, Canterloi• y. A nzust 10. Wm. Ba.itr, of A hinrick. Nt.rthitmln Hand, brewer, at twelve, at the Whle gx:su Ins% A Ittniek Angina 12. C. Abrahams, late of Falsnonth, eurnwnlh mer.. chant. at one, at the Commercial Roulps Sandi-Wept, Bristol Almelo 15. 11. B. SAniltral, of Beal, Kent, ;mete, at ten, al G06%0, London. CERT, FICATES.—Auct•sr I I. A. Spear, hte of Basinghall.street, la nduu, mrerlyint Smith, late of Duke.street, Ohl Artillery Gr.n...1, Motticses, silk-rna....factnrer.—.l. 11' Wilnetesrorth, of 11.1ifsx, York, merchant—T. Hedmays...„ of Preston, Lancaster, harts draper.--4. Dean, late of D. an's-lhoilliontre. ropisr, hot slow of Bancroft's place, i F.H.L.road, 51.41.11ege5, hiker.- 1. Spence, of Prurttleitectovs, Hackney, 51toldlescs, mer chant. The fregnenters of Duke-stre. t an.l Queen-street Chapels, rdjniniug the Park, are almost to mak~ is representation to the Commander iii Chief of the in terruption riven to their devotions by the drums and bands of music of the Guards. These military performance* were formerly suspended on Solid:l3's, as they ought to be, at least (luring the performative of divine service, and •lini Royal Hi t Issuers will, .° doubt, again issue au order to that effect. The arduous and unprecedented contest for the county of Mavis' terminated an 'Thursolay (the 15. h day), at three o'clock, when Col. Wutio was de clared duly elected, being his 4th room. The numbers were.B39 lOr Noon, and 802 for 1101104 N, niaj irity 37. The ceremony of elian Mg took place in the evening. lii order to mark the result of this contest, Col. Wtion's friends intend his ing a bon fire on the sit ttttt iit of nue of the Bred( •k liem•osis, called Coed:lir Arthur (•lie lug heat 1111.11111H111 los South Wales), oil Wednesday M at. (tins &I)). It &Lily be keu iu about twoulty cuulturs. 11.1 R r 1 4 :11 . • • I'm= 6, 77.8 Lean .Vererivllls Pelee CuerBBl,.erstesday July 8 . 1.1818. • . . ,• WECT TYDIA AND SPANISH wittly PRODUCE.. aroAft ....The demand far Mnseovailes this week has beet% Steady, the pairchssea have noq hero 114. extenoive Sahel. yet prices retrain withunt varixlnm. G..od working Smears from 795. to 82s. are 11141.1 in ilid.• Gruters have been•bayers of brown &scars from 765. to 78.. The delivery luta been extrusive, osy 5,400 cook.. The *hick of D. P. is n0w•4,500 casks Ipso than last year's at this time, the prices rate 4a per cwt. hither. Foneert SUCARS.—A male of haeminabo, consisting of White, f sod Ilrown, was brought forward on Wedites. day, nearly the whole were sold at the iwesent quotations. The demand for Corr c r has continued with nuabitted api. rit store our hot, and extensive business has been transacted by private rnutratt and public sale at a riles of 11s. to 12s. us Plantatun, and 151. to les. me Foreign. Eaat India have been equAlly in request, 406 esnmee be bought under the following prim, Ms. Jon 81. 15.:. A Pt ; Resterboo .8/. a 81. 8s ; theithou the. aAt 12..; Storlia 91. M. a 81.145. per cwt. The stork of West India Coffee it new 4,600 ton., bring 5,100 len than at this time last year. Present prices 110 s per cwt. higher. Cocoa.—These lias been considerable inquiry for Cocoa iug last week; but as the stock is limited, holders beep back, and for the present derline maleissi wales. PiIIENTiI hos brought lOtid. at public stk. Ryn.--Saleo are very dull by private contract. LOGO' OOD fresh landed, has been mild at 71. 17s. (hi per ton tine week, which la a little itnrriremeat, but there is on active demand or spirit of speculation in the article. NORTH AMERICAN PRODUCE. Carolina Rift has out bad the support of much Insinesi since out last. !MUM AMERICAN PRODUCE. COTTOV.—The advice* of the rottiiiiited reftml of the •pintiero to reounsetheir emoloymenhand the consequent dull state of the Liverpool Market baste had the efitet of nearly imspendinc iltc demand here. The sites of the week nee, duty paid, 100 Upland. fair to trod 20.1. a 20fi1.; 20 New Orleans ordinary 21d.; 90 Pernantlincroo good 2s. Id. floe 2.. 10.; 18 Demerara Rue 20. 3A.1. a 21. 4d.; 105 Carriacou fair to good 221:1. a 231 d.; 9Mintrlons good 2.r. lid.; in bond, 20 Bengal. fair to good 100 : total sales MA bars. The 'witting are 798 PC(111101bIlet•A, 185 Demerara, 75 Wed India, 53 Surat', 2,253 Braga's: total 3,966 bags. BALTIC PRODUCE. RCMP for arrival has been inquired for, and 451. offered fur early shiprneuls, but refuie.i. TALLOW du the sput is steady; the tows market price has advanced to 83a. 6il. pee err*. LITERPOOL REPORT, JULY 18. Coritete routiaues very dull, and the transactions of the week, II h : Ch are limited, have nut supported our last quota t ionf by Id a id. prr lb. Bowed, are more firm than other descriptions The total sales amount to 3,400 bags. and consist 0(1000 Doweds at Ind. a 21d. a few 211 d a 21.1.1. ; 400 Orleans at 19Id. a 221.; 30 Sea Islands at 3+. 4L 1. a 34. Ad.; PO Minims 2s. OP. a 26.01 d. and 130 at 24. W. 3 2s. 11.1.; 2110 lishias at 2:3,1. a 2s. ; 120 Maranhams 23iti. a 2311.; 30 Maras 221.01.; 20 Barbadoes at 2241.; 80 Tortola, at 21)0. a 22d.; 40 Lords 161 •' and 30 Bengal+ at 12p1. a 141 d. per lb. ; of +bleb about 1,000 hogs Peruams and Bow. yds have been taken by srenlaturs. The demand for D. P. Sugars leas been very brisk through. out the week, and the whole quantity brought to auction, amountiO, to nearly 1,000 hogsheads, have gone off with sprit at a gradual improvement in priers, which are now fully 3s. higher on brown and middling, and Is. on the bet. ter descriptions Hutu last week. For Brasil and Havaunah we have no inquiry from the shippers, but abort 60 chests of She former bare hero taken by a speculator m a decline of 2a. a gum! !mown 401. fine yrlkrw 48s. and good to floe white 53a. a 815. per rat. At public sale 700 bags of P.enril gngsr brought 45r. a Ch. fur law tuft yellow, and 65a. a 6(11. for hue strong white. We Imre bad a good demand for Coffee tinting the week at im. proving prim+, which are now 10., a 12.. higher than this day ee'nniclit : at public sale yesterday Dutch brought fur good and title triage 1325. a 138 s ordinary to good ordinary 1425. a 140 s. middling Otil gaud middling 103 s. a 1055.: fine Jamaica and tit. Lucia have brought 1130 s. and good Domingo 147.. a 148 s. About 5051 balmy( ordinary to good Brazil Cocoa have been sold at tile. a 61s. Bd. In Pimento nothing doing. Of Ilengal Ginter fel biga have been sold by auction at 321 ; 100 hags of Harbadoes effered at public site were taken in for want of burrs, and wily a small lot of very Soul ha+ horse sold at 02s. Nunes are in Gir demand at 3s. 8,1. for gond new Juisaiim 18 O.P. and old hare been sold at 3s. thl.; Leetwards remain steady at our former quo tations. I. wood remains without alteration, and a few tons only sold of Jamaica at 81. ta nol. • 81. bt. runtick is del, and good Cuba offvred at IS' lln tons of solid Nicaragua Wood !Dave brrn soil at 28/. 104 row Ashes we hate bad some in. noire, but there Isms hero little boniness done ; good New York would bring 46'. I >/ Tor Mutat 1,000 barrels of Wil. mington have 'told at 144. 6 , 1 and Soo barrels Stnekholtn at 184. Turpentine remains without alteration. I',ooo Riotous Apes Holes of midolloog and mixed finality hare brourtif at poololie surf ion 71 , 1 rr 111. In the ratty part or the week the Tobacco market was witlitoto I animat.on, but for t h e last two days, there has been no int/flirt, for the low riot %Inks of Stem., sod from 400 to 500 Mods. hale govro ants' fur 1..0id00 Recount nt dd to per alwot Ea•t. milk. 0.. Tueoday Ksite 1111 l re, Le. ti s vevileen •t (nom •re v.•ry Double 36, 6.4. NAY", L INTELLIGENCE. PORTIIIOIIIII, JULY 20. Arrived the Royal George yacht from ■ cruise. femora by to tbC trestwa;d . (he Palmem,Kentp,for Calcutta. The Spartan, Scout, and Racehorse, remain at Spithearl. VALIIOUTU, JULY 15. The only arrival to-day is the Enterprise, Hooker, front London. nAnwiew sour 20. Arrived the Emily packet with a mail from dotteaburgh. Sailed tbe !awe packet with a mail fur ditto. _ _ DIAL, sow 20. Caine down from the River and sailed to the westward, the Lord Melville, Wetherell, for New South Wales; bico lor. Bullock, and Oporto, Covey, for Oporto. The Brilliant, Pena, for Calcutta, remelt's. DOVER, JULY 18. Sailed this day the Royal Sovereign yacht, with their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Cumberland ; also the Kiag George packet, the Poll. Industry, camilserlassd, and Lark passage. vessels, and .L'Desirie French packet, for Calais; as al.n the Vigilant mule -vessel for Boulogne—all full or passengers. Arrived the Lord Deems picket, Capt. Hamil ton, with dispatches and passengers, mud L'Anti gone French packet..with a mail—both from Cr isis ; also the Lord Sidinowth, from Boulogne; and the Princess Charlotte, Captain fiallondo, with a mail tram Ostend. Sailed the Lord Dooms extra packet, with s milli from Ostend. JULY 19. SAO L'Antigone French packet and Dover passage-vessel for Calais. Arrived the Chichester packet and Cumberland ptismqre-vessel. with the Royal Sovereign yacht. from ; and the Dart and La lessee Angnst passage- vessel front Boulogne. JULY 20. Sailed this day the Royal Sovereign yacht, with her Serene Highness the Duchess of Meiningeu and suite; Lady Castlereagh, with Major-General Fame and suite ; Lady Jane James, with Prince E..terliazy and suite; the Parovrite, with Lord Cuciirsne and other passengers ; the Cumberland and Sally, with passengers—containing in the whole about 200 of various descriptions. TI e Eliza transport also sailed with horses and trova for Calais. Arrived the Poll and Trafalgar passage vessels ; and L'lris French packet with • mail. DREADFUL ACCIDRND 131 A STAGE COACIL One of those melincholy events which hereof late occurred tint too frequently, happened nit Saturday evening to the regular Hemel-Hempstead coach, beloogiug to Mr. Hearn, of the King's Arms, Snow-hill, which was overturned iu passing the corner at Htintqn-bridge, Herts, owing to the wanton behaviour of the coachman in endeavouring to make a fine angle, and literally ground to shivers by the horses subsequently drawing it after them. A warns• 011 the out. side ass killed on the spot ; another outside passenger and the coachman are so mutilated that little hope. are enter tained of their recovery; and eight or nine other paesetigeis have been so severely cut and braised, that a considerable time most elapse before they can again follow their usual or-collations. 'floe inside passengers, among whom was a 'milkman of great property and consequence in the county of Berta, were more fortunate, but did not any of them escape without in jury, though comparatively of a slight natare. There were sin teas than seventeen passengers on the outside at the time, whirl, nu doubt materially contributed to the fatal accideat; and Mr. Hearn, the owner of the coach, will of comae be procietled against by information fur. the recovery of the pe. naliiew he has incurred. Au Inquest was to be held on ,Monday at Hanlon Bridge on the wodsan who was killed. We leave received front a respectable correspondent another *mount of this :—" do Saturday afternoon Hearn`s liemprtead coach was overturned at Huntou-bridge, about three miles helow Watford, owing principally to the care.. lesriiess of the drlver,ist dashing rapidly round the corner of the bridge, with the overpowering weight of *trellises outride passengers, when, shocking to relate, a respectable young woman and a young man, the servant of a Gentleman its the neighbourhood, were so dreadfully injured that they survived only a few hours, and several other persona were also severely wounded." ;E, Torsoay. Jut.ir 21. Venice, Ital Liv. 15 Malta Naples Palermo 128 d. per al. Lisboa Oporto Rio Janeiro-- fr 7 Dublin. ..... .. 114 per Ct. Cork .......... 11# Agio of the Bank on Holland 2 per Cent. littLl.lol. Portugal Guld Cola, per oz 0 0 0 Foreign Gold in Bare ..... 0 0 New Doubloons 0 0 0 New Dollars 0 5 Silver in Bars to 5 5 New Louis(eacb) 0 0 0 ES YESTERDAY. India Stuck...Ml Ex. Bills, 2....19 eo pr. Ditto. gi......19 21 pr. Lottery Tickets 191. 10+. Ompium—nothing done Cool. for Ace. .... 79k 7 8 } 79 COURSE OF EXCHAI h CIL lllrr. lo P.I lakes sold to The ar.d iii , it rups latsn Panvtstnsa—Th►re has been a goad demand fur I'rnvisnms during , buit wrik, particularly for inferior quills,/ fur Exportation. in lonlia 1 ruvisiuns there has been but liitle thilinc. Ott.s.—!!'hale Oil, mita ithstanding she very favourable aecounts f the Fishery, has advanced this week, owing to 1 export orders and the sterile to spreulate ; fur Greenland Oil on the spot 371. iii codes has been obtained, but fort hl to he delivered in September and October, there are sellers at 311. out of casks, 31/. 100. has been paid : and for &mils Sea 321. out of casks has been obtained. Linseed Oil has incieased in Is inasol and price. Linseed Oil Cakes have advanced to 45/ for 111 meth with few sellers at that prier, although not more eats yet he obtained. Some sew Rape herd has been sold at 34/. per last, for what is now at market 401. Its dl. is asked, but site crushers at present ris. fuse to give the advance. Poslocripl. Toomlay, July 21, ISIS, Four o'Clock. SUGAR bas been in exceeding brisk demand today, about 6,000 blule have bee. sold at ass advance of 2s. • 3s. me last week's prices. Foreign Sugar—The qualities of the Brasil Sugar put up to suction to-day were particularly strong, and consequently brought higher prices. rorritit.—Teo public sake of Coffee went off eery brisk, and alum* 19s. per cwt. higher prices than were obtained this thy week ; 1674 bare been paid fur St. Domingo. How.—The public sale of Rnin to•dy went off very I;ervy, the strong qualities of Jamaica only were sold ; as. 1.1. was refused for Leeward Island under proof. 36 108.2 U, DEATHS. At Canspie-house, North Britain, ow the Ist June, David Milne, Esq . father of Rear-Admiral Sir David Milne, K.C.B. At Ferryhridge, Yorkshire, on th e Btb July, Lieuteusut- General William Simson, of Pitcorthy. Of fever, on his voyage home from Jamaica, Mgithew Gregory Lewis, Esq. Author of" The Monk," sod of several other literary works. On the 19th inst. at Spring.grove, Richmond, Surrey, in the 73d year of his age, Sir Charles Price, Bart. Alderman of the Ward of Farrlngdon Without, and for many year. owe of the Representatives in Parliament fur the city of London. Oa Satnrday, the lath instant, at Brighton, after a long illness, Charles Garth Cnlklon, Esq. of Haines Hill, in the meaty of Berko. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE. Homing 9 diet 6. 1 Evening 47 after 5. LONDON: Printed and Fabfibbed at the 06ce, N 0.127. strand; where Advertisements are received, sad Letrea: (post-paid) meat be addressed.—C. SPEITH, No. 1 • Clemeal'a lan, Printer.—J. WHITE, No. 117, Strand, Publisher. - 1 urpenime remains W 1111011 f ',urea' ton. 1 MITJ 11511eQUA Allieteeollll fp lUti•Zld • Hnles of middling and mixed crudity have be at Ditto at sight 34 4 e surf Inn 711. per 111. Ainnterdam 11 11 C. F. the early part .4 the week the Tidaseen market was Dint, rat sight .. It. 3 let 'minimum'. hoof for the last two clam there ha. been Rottirikm,.... ll' gsr U. 'mil, fur the low (pi alitie. of Slims, and from 4110 10 AntwerPeo. Mo. II 1 • Mc haie lwert soli fur London 'crowd, at Bd. to Sid. Hambarsh.. 34 3 2)U. li principally f.r Rappahaminck. There have been Alton', 34 4 2i1.1. 350 casks .4 free Carolina Thee sold this week at 45.. Parisi day ai:late 24 20 I. flit. for floe quality. a n d xim.l at 48s. per cwt.; and Ditto. 24 40'2 U. ,1 I. held et 345. to 40.. per ewe. Nothing done in Bourdeaux .... 24 40 Indio ; Common Patna is offering at 245. per cwt. Frankfort on the treorlay last; there were offered by martins shoot 3,000 Main 1424 ex.lllo • ',weft nonr, the i kid part of which was cold at I Madrid il to 484 3.1. for Philadelphia, 411.. lid. I. Octet fur Cadiz 39 effect. cure, ant 0.. ^.I to el& fur New York ; there bore (Whoa 3Bl effect. been bin few .ales made in either Wheat or Pique. Barcelona. 3 Bll enteen semi.. Camera Indizo sold steadily by aortic* Neville ..... m 5..3.1. to 9.. lid, per Ih. the Site, it. scripliorte twin Gibcoltair 34 principally for •ke 16•14 maiket. Talks", is is ,Leghorw hit ad. loss the stork here is so meth raml4oll o llllollllM ry iriaine; oboist 200 casks Yellow Ca 4M have uarrive at 81a per rwt. ~.. CRITIsiI STAPLE Arrricr.r.s. PRICE OF STOC , ili t Bank 5t0ck..277 276 1 E . nreisD SR marlin has been dull since our in mime itaittlnctri Is. 1 m bar heel, taken. 3 per Ct. Red..... 784 it as 114., a 1.1.4. are mint plentiful. Loaves ISt all 3 per Ct. Cons. 7741( Miens continue ..... e,e are the prineipilbiyera. 34 per Cent (new) 88 le Loaves are neglected. ON steady 4 per Cents....9B 97f. 65.. to 725. 111ucastes arm "as", 1. 6 " 5 per Ct. N. An. 10611, *I. an Panvt.tova —There he. &eon a .no d elosnalkoll foe Bank L. Ann. 20i 11.16 T 1 c a 1W W f' Af ten a e Str Full 6 11 P, r iii len T; (1( Offie Hie } mind LOT Tlmp ,i fry's' Fops Ow HA 1.41 10011 Tr( Mil). Pi m, Ttel 4. Cut Agreiti •„u "die?. f 11. i ti kuit he ~„1 4 I* - 4