The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1818-03-14 00:00:00

• CO.IIMON * COVNCiIem Yesterday *Court of Cu ices Council was held at Glad. hall, for the purpose of receiving the Report or the Sheet Committee ow she order of the Home of CUsissuss:reletbre to the scentless .1 the City roods being lasil Were Ile Howse. Mr nitwit 'mimed the lasaisem by 'medley ilk order of Ike Mom of roomiest" which celled for au neontist of the receipts sod ilishorersomet of the Slade of the City Gorda fur she Am years maim me the 31st Dee. mu ; owl also fur an scrotal' of the title* ender which the City held coots property. The worthy Geodesist' 'read the Report of the emowsittee ' wh.t. after arrives cuoideration and us cumelot. taloa wish the Law Odleris'uf s the Cite, recommemidcd that the acertents should he .led. is obedseare to mho order of the Howse. He Comemittet thought it the wisest course to grams the rehires; and he therefore issimed dist the Report he agreed to. Mr. Pasason main el l as as seneodaseet. that the se. counts of such sow es had bees moved or disbarment %oder grouts received from Parliouseut be gives, hot that • nopect.. fel remoostrasee shook' be premed to the Haws of Cues. saosia.agoilillt that porter the order which called for aetroots of she othev property of the City. sod the titles reeler which it was held. The worthy Gentleman, its an elm nirek speech, toot a coestitutiumal review wf the prmileges of Ms Housi of Coissoits, sod dolled the aalliority of that Hesse, le its Is. dividoal capacity as one breech of lbs Legislature, to oohs *web an order as That which hail been served's. the City. He Thought they were humid to snake a Maud se the mood et ernities. WILLIAM weaseled the ameodemest, sod "genet I. Claremido". soil serval ether authorities, to slew Mel the privileges of she Hoses of 11111111010•0 were brooded by Ow, and roes ant be coostreml Is *steed le such a *IMAM Ile that lath apse the City of taudoe. • Mr. JAMBI' DAMP COOLlifind .in the aseredinot, and tompleimed of the eases, tales ohowbeverse this tramatie. 5i.,.. whew their appliesalle• Porlioessit So sieekilsers to Swish as eadombisig hies molly Ho shoals% sum mole ao opporomity of casting No milootel sea ROO mistaundell rellertiows spoil tie eif Mete raids --ob ese might Agnew* soy M i etiesiarlyaajmodorted us the amilwet of Mr. flosiser, 111. P. Sir T. Rot hod so objection le lay before Parliament whatever aerostats it was is au, way instilled to call for; h e r hr cou ta e e l ...est to • proposition which weld at once to rotund their whole rights and privileges. Mr. WAlTlllial sold, that whatever attempts may be he made to excite • diferesea of °pinkie between the City and the Borough of Southwark would, he hoped. prove futile. Hr could out help lasseatioir that eat of shoe sinuechest sup. porters of Doverommat (M r.H. Seramer) should sow, iu view ing their expenditure, Imre mood Led objets to that part of it whirh hail conveyed swords sad boos to those who de server) well of their country, seder the odusinionition which Ise so uniformly inpgueled. nil' was sot i be though'. a slnrstiou which required , m 7 display of the great coestitii. timed poises displayed by some Gentlemen who preceded him. The Nillit4 of Cussisties, be thought, had a right to luck Oil" the acronsits of public bodies, to see how far their up. plication was in accordasiee with Me isigisal intention ender which they received them, particularly when these bodies apply for pecuniary aid is furtherance of a public seder. tuhsag. Whether the *meals now called fur woe intended •to be capriciously or fairly looked he could no say, but he thought Parliament beds right s o Mob at theme, so for as regarsieg their public topewilitare. It would be soother question, what aster, of iequiry the Howse of Commove' might adept, if soy Whops woo made to scroll's" or .questlow the titles to their property, Men, Mind, Me time would arrive for iliabitsB • aim stud. sad he wised he is ready as any seals to p ologly, or eas the Cowen. Comoril, to the Tower for a breach of piiidege.—(4 &ark wad hear r. Digo* urged the weeeteity of &depths' lb. Report of the Committee. Al~rr some further disewsulow, its which Aldermen Atkins anal Wood. Mr. Paull, sad several other Members took a part, the Ametsdmeut was tarried in the Arm issisioce. on a M a 'unlucky of 9—she unrialsers belay, fur the Motto.. 38, for the Amenduiest 43. A further Asoredwieat e' thew moved, that it be referred to the Committee to consider further the Orders of the Howse of Cusoomooo, mud to take such advise as they eltuald see It, and ha report annuli lu the Court, which WY agreed to A Yule of Thisbe was unanimously agreed to be gives to the Rev. J J. Cory, Chaplain to the Lord Mayor, for his moat excellent seremov, presthed at St. Laverne, Jury, on Flow Sunday. - - LEWES. Kinn ii. The effects of the late storm are visible in all di. vectionr, a n d particularly cm cottages, barns, ho %els, retiree, corn-ricks, hay-stacks, and trees ; in Stammer Pat k, some of the latter, of large growth Were torn up by the roots, and othellesnapped short *sootier, near the middle of them trucks. On er farm at Wooten', used by Mr. Woodman, of Fat. suer, ten sheep were buried no the ruins of a lodge or hovel, that was blown down ; five were got out alive, but one was so much hurt, that it was deem ed 'proper to kill it—the remaining five were found steed. Many other fanners have suffered similar lo•ses, but to notice theta all in detail, would re quire more space than our columns will admit of. At Alfrieton, a chimney of Mr. Newnsait's house was blown down and passed through the roof ex actly over the bed wherein two of his sons, boys seven or eight years old, were sleeping, but the fallen chimney, in its descent into the chamber, most providentially meeting with an obstruction from a large girder, its direction was so diverted, that it just missed the bed, whereby the chil dren happily escaped from their extreme p e ril, tinhurt.—A barn was blown down at Warble ton ; and at Ewharst, a lodge in which six oxen were placed, shared the same fate, blot without much injury to the cattle. Bodiem Church receiv ed tame demure, having been 'stripped of its lead, it different parts or it. In slit et, such were the effects of this terrific hutricane iii every part of our county ; but idiot*, along our coast, we have great pleasure in saying, it did not produce a single dis aster that we have heard of, though it was so dread fully mischievous on the coast of Kent. On Tlinrelay in the forenoon a large portion of a twelve or fifteen feet high, at the South end a the wallets of Mr. Rogers, at the bottom of Cure IJalt, peeving been shaken to its fountlntion, by the high * l llll 9-11 the preceding night, fell with an elnrintaig crash into the public road, hut Cirittuate ly whim no one was past.iug, though the traffic there is pretty general. On Saturday .noriting we had again a heavy mile if wind, which blew down a windmill it Ilsrecmili, ittbmgitsik to Mr. Havocock, and did smite other damage in the iseiishbootrliood. At Otrlsittn,. we • irdasticrnevir: ASiIZIES.--csowyj slat. 1%. Cowl was semis chiefly occupied is petty cases of larestry; the firl'Owit.g. hooey. r, was as exceptive Ma tor wee iodidellt snider Lord Elleallossegles Atit, for rattier Mary lives, ' a kale Eirl of tea ram, with in., lasi to du her buddy isaron. • Although the Primmer was In dicted hi this furls, Ms sitiistate iitteation was to violate the presets of the 'MIA t iota as she sad her sister stat 4 ilis 4 4 bsesser cease to thew tm • field, and geishas the yowler.. threw her diem awl sthlapted p brutal purpose, which mut runlilyolfreilws, As tutus hie kudestml cut her is a swum mot with *testy to be deeeriked. The wretch was katown se the ebtidessi, who described his penes, out he was ha see stately rinsed sad opprelseatird. Os scarcities his the toostalitt foetid • kid& epos kits, which was Maimed with bland. Mr. Attotasero. is Ceintsel for the Prisoner, raised an ohjeclior is poled of law, that the ems slid mot cease •ithfa the wieesiss of the Ad, as his lutetium was to ravish, sad not to do bodily harm. Tin taunted Judge said, km would state the objettioa to iltefedien. Thefts', immediately Assad the Primmer Chuffs. . Several eheep.sisslen were committed is the csurseof the airy the posies, Mr. fterjesot Ossusw sad the C 01131031 Solorsoil ent MI try Primates. POLICE. .....6.- liititultinotturi-rratirr. "wee r who is alleged to have led the two jams& eel pr le and Kay r bite the crime of etterieg forged *MI wise were reviled during the Royal plies. min i L W' hmisathi op • seemed time from the of b. fme 11.111•Amit. I*q. beidtwrisalltings,tomairt ova 'remelt% mud the giantism tiogi . s regret this, us IM mach publicity cm. not be given to Ihie now, int which the sweetest pulsiie anxiety previlai, mud the ecasJuct dim stands I. peartell. The Beak Si•lieitor was red present, and tbrexaminatitim rested on questions pet td the /Priseare relative to Limbach. the oaken. The elrirge against the Prisoner wee For ntierimy foiled Reek mites, and he 5445 remanded till next Friday. when it is said be will essitirrito i. exaSeitiation before the Magi strates appointed wider a late Coussaimieri 1311011-111.11 LL. ALLEGED RAPE. II it:lam %field, r ynuag moo of respectable ammo- Lions, who resided is Princes-beildiage,Viatatreet, South wark, a married awe, was charged by . Sarah Peach, the of Mr. G. Beach, Red Limiketiart, St. JAW., Southway*, aged !Meer years, with violating her perms on the 4th of March, biammt. The examinatlea was takes before T. Realms, Frq. in the private mem. TheComplaineut is s most remarkable Imadeeme girl, and is &Meetly related loth, Prisoner. The 'Reece wee slkged to have been cenialfitalia the kitchem of Priesares lower, where she weal by the directions of her mother ea some bissiarse to his wife. Primmer was committed Sir trial. 110•14TRUICT. Taahsrday miming Adkins, the 'Meer, arrived its town from Newport. Isla of Wight, with Newry &timer in his antody, who allsonsded in conerquanest of his having been charged with rubbing his toaster, James Ward, a baker of York-street, Westminster. of varlets seats of money. He moderwesit en examination before RICNARD Blown, .Fig. when it appeared that the 'Prisoner bad been employed at a shop is Cluosilos.street, Covrot-garden, beloagism to the Prosecutor, which was conducted by his sister, when he received a variety of sums front different sustainers, and did nut account for them. The psalmist chatty gum lobo yesterday was, !Ye Primmer having received 61 Se. from Hr. James Stewart. of St. Martie's•strorti Ltieesler.sgeut. —He was committed fur further saatainatiow. A MONSTER. On Thursday night • young Indy, named Matilda F.nsery, was walking sitnig Piccadilly, on her way from a friend's house towards her house, when • man, having the appear. mace, by his dress, of a gentleman, addreased !we, and was very introsive. He accosted her with " How du you do, my dear?" She walked uo, waking no reply; he continued to faliaw her, and again said " How are you, soil pushed against her, in • violent her to reel some distance t as she was reeling the Whams. villain forted a sharp instrument into her side. She screamed very load, mood he rim of as fast as he could; she ealkd out " I ass slabbed," and several persons pursued, but he had got each a distance before thew that he could not beaver. takes_ The feseatiswas assisted to St. 4eorge's Hospital by goose strangers ; the surgeons exasaissil the wooed; fortu nately now of the vitals are injured, though the wound is dangerous. There will he a ball and supper at Dublin Castle, on Montt.), evening, the 30th inst.tnt, iu celebration of St. Patrick. Ladies to appear without hoops—the Gentlemen in full drew. It is their Estelleucies particular wish, that every persowou that night ►hound wear the suituufacture of Ireland. No mourning admitted. Great amusement, and a numerous attendance of regrettable person', is expected at the Curregh Meeting on the 17th of March instant, to witness the various coursing matches contested between favourite greyhounds, for serious wagers ; and, in addition to four races, a most interesting sweepstakes rice, for half-bred hoidens, the best of two-mile heats, to be rode by gentlemen, carrying 13 atone each; for which the strong swift horses are favou rites, and for which, it is said, many are entered. lei the will of the Isle Wu. KeNNEDY CRAU FOND, of Clifton, M.D. dated 7th April, 1814. and proved ut Doctors' Commons on the sth inst. is contained a legacy in the following wordy:— w I give to the CHANCELLOR of site •xcuagemt, is for the oatinn, the suns of one hundred pounds, and hope every man will contribute in proportion to his property." The effects are swum tinder 14,0001. JOHN TeomsoN, merchant, of Bristol, is the sole exe cutor, - - - - - During the tremendous storm of Wednesday night the chard' steeple at Ash, pear Sandwich, about 130 feet high. was struck by lightning about twelve Whirl:. and took tire. Having to burn downwards, the progress of the fire was fortunately slow; th e timbers .being very large and of oak, somewhat resisted the . impettoosity of the flamer, which were, however, sofficient to alarm those who ware sitoisited near the chinch. A coustidual shower of live embers were carried 1.1 1111 almost incredible distance by the violence of the wind ; pieces of hie were wafted np stables. straw stacks, &v. and piece:: of melted loud were lacked up in the -aI)Ie distance limn the church. Its►xtl► arrived from Smolwich had been rent fur it), trot, was put into play, by the Natal .fair-etow of the mean• the water was thrown ►gip such good effect, that of no Imut the lire WWICotn . TIN• 'Sausage done, al was not 10 much as was at - ` l ► ELAND. Duelme, MAIIOI 10. . • AFFAIR OF HONOUR. 111iiiilirtitor • f Diddle K d renieff To. 19110149•1110$ read in *ore of the Dublin Papers, an Apo. Inity whieliews' mode by Mo* finite ' E.g. without' now stateetteed.off a wieetios which look pitoce %%twee. hint and Mr- Drr , .1 belt yea will ill•Ofi the fuNowiltisratereent : ' odanday, site4th tastes', • wieetiog took piece he l'arit.l9loo. Vidleesest, et doe conunuos Repple, in the Man of Anglesey., Mr. Dugherty being attended by Mello hos Meagher and Daniel Katie, &gr. , end Mr. Greve by. W. Wilma Butler, of Donfulyne Castle, sod by one:— PreNriooss to the Ant Are, I read lb. following INC 11011•,11, 131.1 the part of mr, Grew, nod offered. that he should 'ben Woke the apology therein mentletted:— a The tilth February, IRIS. 4 , At a Meeting of Hid outwit friends of Meson. Doherty • sad gift*, it was agreed that the latter shoold snake the following apology to Mr. Doherty. in the Hall of the Four Courts. on Monday neat :-- 66 . 1 Mr. Duherty—Usfurtvenstcly. ip the heat of passion, I offended you, I ant nowoorry toe it , sod here offer you every apology thdt one Gentleermi can Maki to 'mother, which 1 bag pus Nil *inept of. ( 14 11• 1 4 • R. JORDAN. • "'JOHN SHAW'." • • , Which Mr. Doleartea . *kW, Mr. Meagher (his former friend, Mr. Joni's, having withdraws himself j, declined to receive, adding, that nothing lees than the terms of Mr. Grease handing a whip week! be taken. a After the brat *hot, loggia oelisted as apology, which Mr. Doherty refused. • A *mood shut being Bredt I again-.w>7{p,"P"l"ffft which was sgaiwrefoned. " Upon a third shot heist Bredy the lets the • ' • rtii•ii . posed, staling, that ter Mr. Grose mad stood three shuts, they would not reutitio to see Border committed--and, that if say thing happened. they would instawily lodge Odorant. Lion and prosecute the porsies. "The semitone. bciag,about to Are a (earth shot, it was Thep agreed that !dr. Greve %humid give a within apology to Hr. Dosberty, which was accordingly done. . " conform, Mr. Greer. in the heat of possioo, acted with greet rodetteiti to Mr. Doherty, bus in justice to hiss, I most say, that of his wont accord he wool up twice to Mr. Doherty on the grossed, ikoaaily and open rooster, expressed his sincere regret at thspe.carrepoce which was the canoe of the ottetiog. " I awl; ribiliewrikrvaat.- • 1 '; JOHN! liilAW. " No. 50, Exelicogrier-sheet, March 9, ISIS." To the Editor of the Dahlia Reeatag Post. . Ent—Mr. Shaw ,hewed ate the foregoing state slat. lege skins to its insertion, the content■ of which I bum to k perfectly correct—aud Move to add, that I iaterfereil as a third permit, repeatedly, fur a neoticiliation, without effect, as too apology bet a whip would be taken. After the third *hot, I proposal walking 'the Gentlemen off the ground, which would out he listened to, sad, its consequence, was going to leave the aortic myself. I remain, Sir, join. obedieat Server', W NI. O'BRIEN BUTLER. Dumber.* Castle, Merck 0,1518. NEWCATE AND LEA IhiNFIALL 51 A R (By the Cam's.) Beef 3s 4.1 to 4s 81 I(rM 44 0,110 fts . 4.1 Mutton.. 4$ 811 to 5s 4J I P0rk.... . . 5s 4.1 1., tie 4.1 PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. ST. JAM'S. WIIITIOHAPIPL. Hay 3110 a 0.1 to 11/ Oa 0/1 Hay ..4/ 10.41.1 to 51 14. Oil St=ar 21 S. Ad to 21 17a 0.1 Straw 21 Bs 0.1 to 21 Sri. od Clover 41 Oft ea to 5110 a ea Clover 6/ Os 0.1 to 7/ to 0.1 PRICE OF HOPS. few' Muss. 111 WM 'OCR CTII. Keft....til 0. to !4110. 1 Ref 1..... 231 UN to 241 o. Sussex.. 211 0. to 241 0. I Salllllll.. 231 O to 25? 0. Essex.. 24/ Os to 261 Os Farnham 241 Os to 30/ Os PRICE OF ft AW FAT per stone, of SW As stated by the Ttilluw I As stated by the !Webers. Metiers. f St. James's Market.,,/, ba St Saistes's Market ..4. 7tl iMiteekapel 'Mulct the bid Wbitecitapel Market is 7J Clare Market Os Oa Average.... As 74 Neagate Market Os Otl Average. 4* NI hear,: Mr. Knight lost sevenvl vh;ep, which were litany Inect.: nr melted buried in the ruins or a {we e !. fields at a cnitsilleralde It Is lather remarkatile that the above night An engine lowing at Ir twelvemonth wt distinguished by a storm of wind (in "In" t"'" "" ex " II " 'hi much 11 :tonnstv, mid levelled Nlllingdol, and wad r being iileistil windmill with the ground. passing the ilit.e III) ileeple. by UllOllllllll the inside ur the Attire The late THost As PLEASANT% F.q. who 114.1 • iii les.: titan a ritv:vrter 1 , frw d'it''' ago in Dublin, has bequeathed to the se- I nletelv estingesistietl. ve. I cnor'citiile institutions id tit it city, legacies Ihntlgit 1.... ,1 1. 111, :rnitirs t , mut mite% to G . ..),tlut:i. tint aptorcheidlvd. LOUTH ASSIZES. MIIRDVIR AND BURNING o► vim LYNCH FAMILY * On Tuesday before the Hoe. Judge FLercitsw, Hugh /PQ M.. Jahn )(knees, and ✓same CampOA were indicted fur setting Ore to the house of Weird Lynch, of Wildssmee lodge, county of Loath, In October, 1816, and burning hi■ and his family , coosistiag altogether of tight Bernard 3Plaroy, an approver, remembers the horning of Lyach's house ou the 13th Octubs4,lolo ; sritssess was there as an accomplice; he met a party at 3tonetown Chapel that night, about an hoar after eight-fall. Pat. Oman, who was tried and executed at last Amite., was amongst that party; Divan was a schoolmaster, and clerk to the chapel. The party that eltirimiely gathered together at the chapel t►at night consisted of about 40 men, armed with guns, pistols, and pitchforks. Dever divided the whole number into two p•rtiess, and witness 'was of the first party; they marched tram the chapel by the mill of Louth to Wild. gouse.losige ; they met as pawns till they came abort mid. way on the lane leading from the high road near Reughatoenaw chapel en to Lynch's house ; they met about twenty penmen who bad a Ore its a small pus; both the partite joined, and then spread right and left mewl the bill on which Lynda's house was situated, to prevent the family from rattail% out of the house down to the water. The party set ire to the house as quickly as possible; heard the family securing the hall-door at the inside; and heard a person from widths dimmer to shoot anyone that would offer to enter the house. Deem. called out with a loud voice, " Ramey, than are sof old times—this sight is yore demo?' Witness! was stationed at the hunt of the bones; be was employed isi misting en. threshed straw to increase the fire; saw the duortroke open with • sledge, and smthreshed straw was thrust into the duor.way to increase the Ore, and prevent the people from get. tiug out. Heard cries of worsts and children in the house. The cries did not continue lung: the destruction was soon accomplished. Witness identified John Kieran, owe of the Prisoners at the bar. having been pregame. Kirrn•w was blasted in the face that night with gunpowder; he held his band up to it, and was bentuanieg the accident. Ile also identifies Hugh 31 , Calse, another Prisoner at the her, as hav ing been also present; witness left the house wit► the first party after the burning was complete; none of the persons in the house escaped--all were consumed; witness thiuks there were above a hundred perms %at the coadagratios. After this man had bees examined, Michael Kieft's', an approver, Peter Golaghy, an approver. Thomas Gublay, as approver, and Patrick Murphy, also so approver, gave lengthened depositions, all tending us fie the guilt imputed upon the Preussen. After these, some other wheelies were examined. The Prisoner Kiernan, as she case for the prosecution was about to be closed, declared that he had been at the burning; he slid not wish to deny it ; that there were only fib persons cost. cereal M the horning, though 100 persons had hems stated by the approvers to have Ism there, and in this respect, he said, they had sworn falsely. The defence of the other Pri mates was the usual one of aa The Jury, without say lseilitation, returned a verdict of Gritty against the three Ptisossem; and they were sentenced, after • must impressive address from the Learned Jody, to be hanged. THE EXECUTION. =TRACT Or • LETTER nor AIMEE, MARCH 9. " I am this Moment returned from Reaglistown, after beholding a must tragic Irene. Ten wretched victims have been iseroolaied on she sitar of offended justice, Densely, Aforroe, Frady, Corsphell, Mabee, MiCabe, Craven, !Par son, W. Larne,. Germs.. and Laintin. On the sc.sffuld Cra ver', Loomis, Rieman, and Canspbelheorifessed three giilt ; brit the other six unfortissme Wings declared, in the mum So lemn and inspresaire manner that—. they *cream inuncent as the child unison, of the crime for which they were about to suffer; and that they sever in their lives were at the burn ing of Wildgoore Lodge; sod that they forgave their prose cutors and all the world. They were apparently very peni tent, and some of them met their fate with a fortitude worthy of better men. " The Rev. Mr. Duffy, the Catholic Chaplain of Dusidallt Gaol, was attending on the Prisoners In his spiritual cape. city ; but it was morally impossible for him to ailmioister sp . I consolatiew to stn wretched victims. There were fro the ground a 4:Gamesome 020,000 'serapes, who amenthled fur the ptirpuse of beholding the melancholy speetatle..— There are three of the victims to be suspended in gibbets at Curcreagh. fuer at Louth, and three at a place called Iluckbalirs-Crony on the toad leading front Dundalk to Cara leblayney. "The trials of twenty accomplices in this abominable catastrophe ate put off until next Assizes." PRICE OF TALLOW, SOAP, ke. per 11216. Town Tallow 77. Si --•• lid YeHOW 80a1, Iloor Yellow Itionia 78. 04 —s 0.1 Mottled AIN Whiteditto.. —. Ad —a ad Cord Sumo ditto ....Ma 0.1 —a 0.1 Palo llO M. Ling Sine elia 04 —s Od Grave. ll4 111 J Ditto rough ..48a 0.1 —s 04 Good Dregs W. lld .NAVAL Ih:TELIIGgiVCE. PORTI4 I .OOIII, MARCH 12. 11 ha- blown bard ell day —Arrived the William and Mary. Darrell, from Trieste, for toilers She suet with very ball weather 1141 her voyage, in lIIMA abc Li her sails °n.J had lKr hulieawks uaskett mei), she is under quarauttue. Alsu ...mired IL Tiber and Wiwi ti um a cruise. 1 1 1.11M0117TH, MARCH 11. the sloop Eglnti, !Watt, from kashun, for Loudon, out 14 Jay.., was pie ked rip this morning of the Eddystone, by a Caasattd pliut-buat, distuasted. FALMOUTH, MARCH 10. Tio arrivals; but a brie fauns the ■estaald Las just ap. pers'4l, and insu:e a signal row a pilot. Sailed the flasky, Pryous, fur London. tiattwtetr, MARCH 12. Artist 41 the Beaeroy packet, wills II Nl4lll from whir•A slue landed at Lours-toff ; and the Preuce of Ulm*, packet, with ditto, florn RAVISSATT, MARCII 'Me wind blew very hard from 11w weft boo ought, but we have nut bean! of Noy &slant haring been 'dune —No rivaig ftillet our boa. .11 be iwaland ; hlat,en, from Middleburali r hound to Cadiz, hoe fallen over in the Basin , and damaged pant ut bet cargo ; at is now dischartit.g. MAROATT, NIARCII 12. A logger with some cotton (corn the Marquis Wellraliy, has come down this morning, aiirl report., that the ship , aettles very fast down 10 lice Paiiii. They bail got *lama I '4o hales of cotton on deck, bill could only put a stood pru purtiou of them into the logger, as it came ou to Wow very bard again this morning, which obliged them to leave lie ship. • • D•AL. SIARCII 12. Arrived and remain in the Downs the WSiliain Ti)p% film) Bombay, all well; and the Viiciidahip, Stuf. ford; from Betne'rain. down fiom Rirer the IVilliarn, Coma, fur Nvvr Yuji:. A retail we. iliariirereil thin morning swim natter! on the Bunt Ile3i1; Si Dent boat hen jotat returned from la t, and NISI" tbnl sin' Kin Cone to pier. ; she appeared a eopeer. bottomed and fattened yr gel, lute) with r.,ttou and C 1.,;. a, black aides ; with two white n t and * Addl.-head; we eatitiol ascertain any fusilier parlienlars al preaaol. • root„ MARCH 11 The '4limrtrn,.Kketchley, fenm hence for New York, which pat into Ullii;•ool the 27th uttimii, N11..111414 10 the water* rd . the I.l.istataut, and the whole of Ihr Carer slrairo%ed, w i l t, the exce p tion of 2•t Like lluuwu overboard, wbuis ha. drifted mt shore. 1111111 V. MARC!, I I Crete in the Albion, —, or Ak. rdrfv ; whys, Of Stu. Ids 1114: Master was lust useclui-oil, rued untuutauan•ly ilruwor d, • onr.so, 11%000 10. Th e c e l l ...i n , bonteht in by one lulu's, without 4111, person on hoard, spirals try Ib.• impels to h vv laths( (runs thisilaloupe 27th hum... Itaivitic made She Tus., of Dunkirk she serous to have Pit ark up , in the Cliff; ihf Captain's as nu • is Truitt. ;nn boats ion clef k;it is supposed llwrefore that Ilse people Raved Ilienisilves 111 i ORA TEIV. !( f), MARVA It. Arrived the Nerottnr, Sirantiarl, 'non 6,1,441 . .7 Fume, Mamas, frion S111)11114; Sisters Pna•ideurr, ♦ille; Trnurrdeu , Russell, Ikusiumy, Wahl**. from Ancona; Gleaner, Lysol, (tow Lialniu; mud Isabella, 11'esitlierlii lid, front Oporto• Sailed the England, !tray, fur Jnessaies ; Jubilee, iiii i fir Cade; June, Connell, for 'fr7serilf ; Venera ble, George, fne 1).11.1tn; Fiore, ennper, for Antwerp% Nelly, Gebb. fur Watts' ;and Alliance. INontanKkv, fur DAnzick. BIRTH. PRICE OF CANDLES, From 'fallow Chau'Hens Hell. Pries of Candles, per dozes., Its 6J —Moolds, 14a 0,1 Ad. per dozen allowed for really snowy. FORIFIGN WOOLS, per lb. Spanish Sheep, Leonora. ~ I%* Od a is 0.1 • Segovia 3.1 • R■ 3.1 39 0.1 a riA od 3. Od a 4. 04 Saximy,l4,, ' .. • 8. Oil aOs 6.1 . A•Oil aba Ad .............• 41. 0.1 a b• 414 42 6.1 a 31. 1/4 OILS, per Turf, of 252 Gallons. New Greetil.Wbak.. 4101 MN Spermaceti ll5l ..11 as Pale 5ea1............ 501 —1 Pale Rape •• WlNFS.—(Exclusire of Duty.) Lisbon,per Pipe 3bl • 41/. I Mad. per 1110 gall. 55/ • 841 Port per 138 gall. 321 a 4UI. Sierry, per butt.. 221 • 451 Daly 7a 7.1. per gallon, or 52/ 6.. Gil. per pipe. RAW HIDEM. Beat Heifer. and Steers (per Ordinary.. It 10.1 to 2. OJ atone).. Is 114 to 9s 04 Market Calf _Os to 0 :',..1, Mi4l4lliug. 2.4 241 to 2. 1141 Eng. Horse Os 0.1 iii. sis oil COAL MAIIKL"r, Mancn 13. fillips at Market. Ship* Sol.t. Prlre. 231 :4'4,st:tette 2Ol ...4 :344 13.1 so 44s m. n Sunderland PKICG ol' sroci 3 per Ct. Cons. 78 7toi I siter Ct. N. Au. Itgiati Imp. 3 per Ct. Au. Isud.. 80nd5..93 94 fir: I COURSE OP EXCHAN ittneterdn'm 1014.117. Ditto at Sight...3o 4 Amsterdam 11 6 C.F. Dittomt Sight U 3 Rotterdam ... 11, 7 211. Antwerp ex-mu . 8, .1 liamburgh 34 0 2W. Alton 34 1 2. 1 ,1.1. I . Paria3day'sdate 24 6 Ditto BoardeColX ill)" 24 23, Frankfort on tba Maine 142 ex mu. Madrid, effect :li , ; YESTERDAY. I Ex. Be 11 14 13 pr. I Diet'. ei.. 15 It IS pr. 1 Lottery 'ickrt• 11. is .• I Cons. fur Arc. 78t4giii 391 'Cadiz. effect 991 Rarteluns • Bi'boa, effeet....39l lieriHe Gibraltar 35 Legiturs :IE, FRIDAY. 111sliCis 13. ! Genus Vett ire hail*: 24 T. Malta 51 Naples Pah:rano 129.1 per us. 581 Oporto 5 9; Rio Janeiro— tl7 Dithlin , • lq per Cl. Cork . ..... Agitoor the Saul: uu 'Jutland 2 per ('ent. loci slog Portutal iit.l;lliit I .t. 4 Coup ver 117 4 I 'W Gull in Berl New Doubloons _ft 41 0 New Dollars o 5 t, Silver in-itn• 7, 4 New eal it. , 0 0 On the R:h inst. Edo .to.re, Notts. the Honourable Mrs. nuutt.by, Lady of the Her. Brooke Buothby, of u son. MARRIAGE. On the 10th instant, In Osub:ut, Henry Rupert CArilcu, F.Jui inn Sat !Om Crarest Rani. to LOIII4II. Indy daughter of &client* TlKtatioiutt, of Merrtuu-srittare,E:sri. 1)EATII. Lately, General Edmond Fanning. The General loet Ma ouly eau, a Cowrie 111 the i3sll Foot, a fen ware ago, Gout As effect of which afillCiaou he n. ver orcuvered. HIGH WATEII THIS DAY AT lI.ONIXIIS 1116estiax 87 after 6. I Evening 3 after 7. Non rd eirrrr end vokro ifilo.-11ANTIA6 Life is only Life, when blest with He tills." TfIE finest ~'stein of PI hies soiti ot with's* slue bounds, and thins to regulate the Missions; un oestrsitted sod insubordinate they impetuously destroy those larricta winds Religion stint Morality have made mere(' ; tip curb, hoot not annihilate theist, appears the lesson of pro deuce, hest calculated to limit their ellertesirence. Every ilissirganisaliou of she Mimes (none requires groat medics) knouts/teem remedy, slid she public welfare is pro ntoted a hest Professional men (diseeenriling the saggestioni af the caviling and issiticistril) deism their bissilses to the treaties, tot of those complaints genera's d by imprudence, ;not • tbe 'Mullin 4444 Of the passisms at ass singuurdeil moot. " The streugils of a nailing cOnsists in the heoltls of the pro. plc; lint it is melancholy Its reflect on the daily *edifice to the ivonorsuce of calf, Ming emir yriessus, mill to counteract, as far as possible, its further ravages, we °Air to sufierong hu maul?y.lhe result sil our own ex mriessee in •the ensues, of Debility. The unwary %Millis of solitary nee (ens ly sequired al school, Iwbure reason has assirrtcd her sight aver the mind), will, in Ctinirnlplaiing Isis luau-ells-co slatr,becowst. susceptible of culive ll ill g sesouoioop, in knowing Mat the must complicated stale of exhaust soon tiro, be soused jut* manly energy; intense study, iminederaie anxiety, long less deuce in tropical climes. :mil and any sit her rouse, wall rm. (messily derange the Nervous System ; iu such cases we tam hold suit an assurance of 111 l , by remedies that hate lung answered the sanguine loupes of patients of bath Sexes. That bane to huiussis happiness Lues Ventr(ll, can now be treated fearlessly, the improved slate of Medical Science hav ing divested its antidote of those distressing propel ties that so tang reitokred its eihibition uncertain 1111.1 h . .111 C. We best explitin our method by observing to patinas labouring !oder this malady, that a few days only are required far she removal of early symptoms; that the most tune tussle rugs will yield In our remedies within a month, mid float on a per son who only suspects himself injured, the slo.sose m-gy be prevented altopther from appearing ;—a aemilar srsualk el.- plies iss many other desangements of the Generative Symnii, as Weakness C keret ions, ace. especially Si ri et reseo list ins te soars of is Welt are daily removed nithosii the use of cuuahc or stfumlants. Some peculiarities incidental to the tastier sex, have nut escaped uur attention; in shich, mildness combined with' efficacy, has sayers/41rd the menus usually adopted. In liter, our system is unique, peculiarly a nerve-tic, awl esuniently successful Educated in ibis tour unlit e city; schooled in our profess. Mona' attaisintent by its splendid medical charades. ; :mil !series: been ably, isemirall), los (-umpire with admiration the eritish Surgical InaCtiff 14 ilk Ilse Continental, tour pre ttituisiws lo ass pies ion ity kiss ro branch se have selected) are me tared by rapes mime, shirk is lie tuned by she daily applies. lions we nveive, et iII frti,il ii ant mums sirs, GOss and Cu. M. R.C. Sitrgeons. 19, Bouveridstreet, Fleet-street, London. 0 . 1 1 For the denrriil acrommoilitt• we do not limit nee. pelves to shard !minutia eifillitellee, bat may he conoidtril nt 111 renimitalde hours. Country Patinas are reimrliteil to dr. arid* minutely their iimiduson, 6cc. when 31ediCIVC, wuh ltdVirr, Will he iminciltairly torwitidril to any part the Limploin. A bask-note to aeconipaiiy the caw. Li IN DoN :. hinted alit Publishtd at the t fR e. Nu. 127, Stited; where Aalrefilieflleilli are reCtiteg., tl I.t Ile. • (putt paid) timid he addressiui—c. SMITH, Ys; element's Ina, Printer—J. WHITE 1:u. 327, Strand, vile,. I, the• R HI itt the Yt " AS! Situ, UPI 1.0114i1 fly EUST 4 vols. 8 Extra "'l'u, count of it Alford who lugi I iuso It, ell lab No. 4, r i - i i JL ape SH I RTI No. 4, II pan y, fr, Ireland, cheaper other m 4 tospecG dorabili .Itoold al tu. Agent John 131 Ireland, or 11lift At No.' tlfite, Ilustra Brice 's above 'Views i 9 v 01... nigh n ill untrn thren 3 vulg. Siatuit lion ii DAY, which 1• P 4/ o ititesiti like el the ins Th AI A IC saf,lli allihranipu t ,„ b: J ItKti IS. re— • (010 "I.XCHANGE, Plitskat, %larval `The wind haven( chainxed, bete arrivals of grain may be expected nu Alonelay, cniestimeeilly boyar etc linsfelleg ay. A few roles made in fine Oats were un full as gum! turme uu 31einelay. but ll.e priers getteially may Ye considered me iniendly the PRISM Jape' that SMITIIFIELI) MARKET. FRIDAY, MARCH EL This day's Market was not well supplied with the dia — erent kinds of cattle. Beef Fold at last price; Mutton, Veal, and Pork, were cheaper ; aud the trade in general was scut con siderable. The la it in the !lay Market weie somewhat dull ; flay fetched last price ; Straw has cot up iii price ; CII/VIT his dropped in price. The tinder-mentioned prices and trenchers are a correct 'miscount . Tn *ink the olTal pe► Moue of Sib. Rref....41. 0.1. to :ia. 2J. Head of Cattle this day : Mutter ..Is. 4.1 to M. 1.1. ltrnats l3lO iamb ...11s. 0.1. lii OA. n.i. c►eep 1 470 Vea1....4 4 41. to 64. II i Calve, 21 1 0 K►k....ls. 0.1. to 04. 01. j Pigs HAY-MARKET. Hoy... tt.l. to 51. Os. 01. Rano Chiver 4l. Os. Oa. to OM. Vis. Oil. . nERKs. • Wheat Si to 06s 0.1 I Oats Rse... ..... to Oil Beans Barley 32s io 50. 0.1 Peas Bead, Is. It id. to 26. list per Gallon. ft Sir ruffle, - . Owen, 11 Rob Ito) Mr. Tuk Sutton al r Dimis Vt Mncalpin gregur, Tu which Gulliv4 King or Quadrani Clown), wards Co Places Box 011 u The es Auld Lau Thursday FpriStd W Cat:lll3s ; 01% Fri This day Lord I voium TAS: trot tuns• Thin day N I SO tainiag ricit ••• In visor Au ND Irstrel wi iy E .4 tie striking , the Hear ••• 1.1 • of 1 of it It Ht St,. uary Ft Iluw Pruitt Tli , E I his day Stn. it I.IXBRILX4E. Os" italpeetor's Ktturn, Tottosotor,Wit 12. Moll*, per load l7l 104 to 271 03 . Iprley, per qoarter 3:0—.1 to SI., —4 Oats 2ss —J to 36s New 4 ...Ids --d to 504 _a Peas 44. —4l to 42,4 -- t 1 Rye —s —d to —a PRICE OF LEATHER. ' Butte, 50 la 50Ibs. earls 434 lo 44.1 per lb. Dittu IA to Id Rao. eaelt.e. e.. Mkt 4u ...II ~ Dress:mg Hides '4'31%.4r-..5......./11.1 to 21 ~.. , . Fine Coeds Hides • foe ••, • • ‘ 13.1 to 19 Crop Hides 35 Id 4011bs tureeltlig..l94.l to I9((4 Ditto 45 to 601ba 194.1 to 2044 Calf Skins 39 eet 40Iba .......e..4 Rod to 7244 • ' Ditto 50 to 7011 is „ .27.1 to 32. i ~ ..r,... Ditto 70 to SOlbs „SP to athl .. , • Sewall Seals (Greenland) ' Unite ilittb Taunted Hone Aides" Spaerisb Hone hides SHEEP SKINS. Polled Dowels M - 441 Lonilot