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.--~ . ~r CAINOLte foussrlort The followi ng seminal) , is chiefly con fi ned to a correction of tie statements, in some of the polite prime, no the IDofilllig 10110*iilg toe debate on Mr. Grattan's moil ~,,, +erne whole of SO J. ilippiele)'e speech will soon be given to the publiP. accom panied oito some important documents ; and as it as known that Sir J. It together with Marl Grey, had Isesse recorded by the Cotnitotter of Esiglish Catholics to take charge of their Petitions to the lain Session, it becomes of mote conseginnice that no miirepreseenation should obtain in the reports of their epistolic., to reference to these Petitious, in tither House IS Peri sinew. Alter Mr. Cinotan's motion had been seconded, Sir J. limpesley addre s sed the lionse.—He Mt.' hr said, thus early, under very disadvantageous. circu:iisiancee, both as iollooiiig the elequelit and impreenve speech of the Right Hon. Mover of the question, 4311 as preceding another Right Hon. Gentleman (Dr. Disigennu) whom he saw prepared with pan ierous docunte.nts, to speak to the noes tioii, dud whom lie shoo'sl have been better pleased to blur f Towed, in the view of resisting his signs mews. lie felt it, nevertheless, his duty to leer him-e f veldts iii the debate, as he was expressly ch rro-el ...nit the interests of a most respectable body Ili Riglish Catholics, who, it would be recol lected, hid petit ~,,, isti the House in the course of the last Session of Perlionnent. hut had not renew ed their petition in the present Session. That peti tion had been sl i med lay eight of the ancient Peers of the Realm, by thirteen Baronets, said by up wards of . ight thousand Gentlemen and °there, of Most anciesrt and respectable fautiliee, and of sp. proved li Yelty, inciiiiling five Rumen Catholic Pr fates, &sal neatly three hundred of their clergy. In the appreheiciosi that some rlltit.fort might be in Me to that petit ..... , ne was 11111i*IUll to flail.: that the body of Engli.h Catholics. he was confidently persoadrd. felt a most 'sincere interest, as well they might, in the success of the present application to Parlicment in behalf of their fellow-subjects of the Sister flood. Their petition had been ordered to lie on the tehl- in the list Session, hut the lamented death of the revered Meinher who hail presented it, bad at once deprived the Petitioners of a most potent ailvorate, and himself of a most invaluable fri .nd.--(Sir J. 11. then feelingly aliened to the exalted cheraeter of Mr. Windham, with • reference to the fine eulogy of Lord Felkland, as drawn by Lord Clarendon. and on which the Not le Hato. risin seemed to hate almost exhausted the beauty and opulence of the English language, concluding with the impressive exclamation of Cornelia :-.. .• Tarp. marl, poet te, solo nos posse dawn rj Sir J. H. then stated that the Committee of Eng lish Catholics had recently addressed a Noble Earl (Grey) and himself (however . unworthily, as the substitute of his lamented friend). r questing them " to make such use of the Peti•iou i f the English Roman Catholics as they shall deem most coudn cier t i the general interests of the Roman Cetho. lice of the United Kingdom." With this latitude of delegation and restensibili y. he, as an Unit visloat, had declined e iii. g nonce of any specific motion to the tioase—h.• felt himself, n everthele... perfectly free to oriciate any motion iii the spirit of the Petition press Ht-d in the last S-ssion, and co riainly should hive coneidered it his dui y to have given a confirm able notire. if he could hare auti voted a favour/hie issue ; he dessired, however, to I be cosuedered as olferina only the opinion of an is . divichril ; he had not consulted any of his friends around him, and upon this occasion he Ifllf pare. elderly anxious, that whuirver might fall from him in the rooms of the debate, mixt t Int exclusively considered as conveying mil his individual op. nione. bring fully seam, from sonar onpleimant toiscoestrori tone which had lawn place, of the ten der groom upon w Eli he trawl to differing. in any respect, from the DOMINI* of his Right Hou. Friend olio moved the present r iestiois, or in proposisig oily departure from the hue sit conduct which his Right lion. Fdi nd had. on the present occasion, resie,ibed to hionoli. Rot before hr spoke immediately to the question, he ihotithl it his dire to advert to • ls net he had e .ene,.r, that snonitue, frown a Roman Catholic els noires. in Gee. it • ich. whores authority was given in *sow of she Dobbin newspaper., for the reps.. le Minim. the an artilleryititn. at W oo t.seh. o f t h e name . ('fool. had Lewd confined for r fussing to oat-sod tie service of the Established Chord', sod se his tire:lmola% a conrt.soastiel. it had been ft fused to h.on. and that hr ass sent abroad without s ins!. Mr. Green impressed great unesmines at this sitateinent which he had uever made, though he silsoineil that he did state that the man had Men collected on this groolid—that he had been dootnesed without sue further pionshmeni, and 11411 i user which he had ant heard of him.—Of the f ac t thou oral abuses heti suluieted, and did sill etibei-t with ri egret to thM sort of coercion, he could seriaisly adduce asuodsut proof; but he s hould .1 ',utmost not go ric• that species of grievance, list re *erre lenneidf fur the diactionms of the Militia later change )fill. .. t 4.1,,gti 0 . g yro.* illi f fiedi itely to tl.e stotou before tt •• a t (1•-us e , Ine semi ot ... , 04 Hot . d his Right on. i. . ) end hid the rein. tart eaterctatioo of cant iii t t it o r a, i : H ighs, however he so Wit he sato•lled that the N 10,.. - ,, 0 . 0 , . 1 o f it ...Dula eirotriloote Is render, li p "IL _ ~.4. doss ansime ever hod rename', erlien carried oo sith temper, roach .c. wire to the mow of the Pristiosser. .. tut, a tolnint mitering to the ao.co hoe ewe". in referesere to the provisional groreru. a...ost wf the coontry, winch, he shot Ise a ware, sees Slat wit-(1 t a inmate • considerable departure tam deep-rooted evetetie•—tie would welly beg to ... trilled his i(t 4 i t How. Fawnd of the resoles* el'. . lusts, rind stiolfilliffl a irC•or.t•ot ca, which optreted Cile)to prolooloic Ihr crow of tit. Prtotamers at nor e present root.—Pte., Ihrir el I oppoort,t. imool I priaviont to 01E4 alga ks was ant to he won& nal at. but, he teger•t4 to soy. the emote, evil error ftn-o eireitesease• re lOW di .t,ly co . os e t em ~i I, trolivided•ed nova , sea tort). of the first clam Ire ao.rt ore...wily freer to the psorunieist et Will of t.... It K ht Haw. Civ,lms. wn the opro.tte ortie of the f1...i.e. It wool I Ire ifi•orrirrly Is icier to his e ,....h.• a s 1110 *Orli *f pelleol. (WOW 111411 as he b..' i,..o•etf I ,e•ro throw f . the poliire throu.:h the 11°....• :-.-les resters...l 1 00.111 ( ol eo , h. hart 'Ol.l the palate test t el .. 1t,..4.a1at•1• *fee. fretifi r on f rorr i c ib, trel'fl'll i gam • ulfliffl...—Ofrimeen. matt p n o r G i r faffeflifte to the hoes ot the Velaueser., 141141 twos . • Nik also maintained with mistake° seals and as he had heretofore meutioned„ were industriously circulated through the Press, by erninent Prelates of the E.- tahasisnmenti liv one Right Rev. Divine, the te nets of the Cathclice are held to involve the crimes of idolatry. sacrilege, and blasphemy. By another -Prelate, that their Church arrogates to itself sit perste over flings:—that they openly pro fess, that no faith is to be held with those differing from them iu communion farther, that they should be considered and dreaded at the enemies of all law h uma n and dirive,--and as such, ex cluded or driven from the eenate cud the army ,—" ikettriii militul tweets accuse ea," are hii words: A th Ri ghtleiee the.nPrelate, in • charge to his Clergy, last on debate this Question. and entitled, " The Pet ition indeed, the Ito manpublished Catholics Considered :" admits, the moral and civil integrity of Catholics, " that their political integrity is unimpaired. we cannot, say. he, so unrceeriedly and unexceptionally In this declaration his Lordship however is at issue with the statute of his present Majesty . , which de clares them to be " g cod and loyal subjects." Hu Lordship seems to think it also to be no hardship that the Catholic Military should be obliged to attend the established service. provided they are permitted " likewise to a t t end thei r own Chapels." And he expresser much surprise at st the oseruloes laiignage" of Catholics, in capers. sing disgust at bring °Aged to legalize their mar ' nitre a t the altars of the Estsblisheil Church; al though the Jew and the Quaker are exempted from • similar violence to their feamge, by the s ome Act which infarct. the necessity upon the Catholic.* And these observations of the Learned Prelate are the more extraordinary, as he has noticed, in the some publmition. the ..penal injunctions of the Church of Rome in the most express t erms, a g ainst any attendance at the religions .ervice of another comunnoion. The Learned Prelate concludes his charge with a recapiridation of various Catholic plots and massacres through a s uccession of cen turies, terminating with the Irish Rebellion of I 71)& which he states on the authority of the Lamed Civilian (Dr. Dotgeoan), in preference to that of Mr. Pitt, which expressly contradicts it. Sir J. H. observed, that he could not but notice also a recent publication under the assumed name of Philegatharkes. dedicated to Lord Sidmouth. which gravely tells us, that the Deist and the Mas se/man may be credited on their oaths—hut the Atheist and the Catholic arc not entitled to the same indulgence. That opinions as decidedly in f 'your of the po litical as well as the moral end Mid principles of our Catholic fellow subjects, as those recited were opposed to them. have been avowed by other Right Reverend Prelates, both in Parliament and in their Diocesan charges, is well known. but that the adverse opinions have been very ni.eratise and widely spread, and necesamily Oillat h hive coo siderable influence upon the minds of many o at disposed persons. can scarcely be doubted : miter Can we fall to recollect that these adv. use opinions are of the earliest growth. and with ditfi..uliy era- Sir J. H. observed, that his object in thn• re ferriog to the hirable commons of individuals of the higher order of the +-trip which had been toi 1.11- lailly urged, both in diocesan charges. an , l from tie pulpit ; (and on.. of them, and indeed the union unqualified in assertion of our iininineot dangers which thresteued the State faun their adiniasum in rift% or military sit i tons, had been delivered before the Provincial Synod of Canterbury, and publirli. ed. joss* Renereadissiatif was in support of own opiuion. that his Right floc. Friend cold not look forward. with any confidence, to • suc cessful issue of his motion et the present how. If it is contended. that the Catholic population con stitutes a fourth or fifth part of the United King dom, the conceioiou must gs to the adinirsion that three-fourth. or four-fifths of Ito population are not professing Cie Catholic coraniucion. and the far greater part of that great worprity most prnhalaly Influenced by the honiat prejudices of early teduc•- too, and set • little cosifiritici by the xcalone, and qnesitinsable w. 11-intentioned efforts of the great quasi of their spiritual gordes, offing under a simi lar influence. Ii wa. from a persussioo of this truth that Sir J. 11. owl, that he should have been disposed to have taken a wider cones*, if he hail been the mover of a question founded mitt Catholic claim..— lie wis well aerste, with lies Right Roc. Friend. 'hot the atanditig order of the Mince required that any mentors, connected with religion, moat be re ferred to a Commutes of the tohnle Douses but he shoot! have stated that it was 1141 t his intenioni to originate any imente.liate Bill for the telly( of the Catholics, in coneervence of this prelimmary nen two beiug conceded, but that lie shout 1 have pro posed guis.l2 into a Committee of the douse motels ea/of/al, lie miler to 010,11 for the appututinent of • tail - et Committee. in the usual forma. with powers to send far persoesr popeff, mad seconds, and to report such ficis as might the wound -work of further proetedmits. Upon such • COttliOltlee he would wish to Ore op pollard the King's law ielfe....ta. civilian% and ram moil lawyers 01 eflitorner, a. well as other member. of the House. who sl 1.1 be deemed most compe tent to tutor upon the casino aims of that desert' - lion of evidence that might be Norfolk prodninst. And that la Ofiuthirf plate, be slinult bolo: t we a similar Common , a. conatitireil, *ph the adilstion Of eminent prelates. who twat« Ily ought to take • sieten.l port in sun h ar siorestigarioo. If elvoithl have moved se an lifitfug Ilan to sorts • Coinnviter. that they should ritualise and report ih• star of the •51.1p00g *Wulff. as hearing en the Comatirt of the l • aittd kingdom. Timor (caused 1111 the dais of our it • stho!te ca.tor., which we awl to be ranktd among toe mist aahriari. and *owl) framed, as appl) sum check• to foreign enr eroachene n t, rod flime iiitiffeit , f• al to the Iforto in-t on, of wh ch that of the h lit, of Eta. ch ip. 2, es life moss prinnioeot. offerisig. se he had more term fall.erse I in thea another Lamer agwittt saw h •vr rottrhiatents. lead of lottifitclwahle .1. nissiviolified winglinsivar tetadaney, God 1.6 , 00.14elit with the spirit et Vie •It hml VW, NW Po""i• she 4 ' 4 ' eh , " 2 " 1 " 4 tl V wooer/ trvautset: sestro.•• .4 I .•••••• a 1•'! • ilp,b•r• rum. armor Pram 1W b. penal Moines lima ta •••• qSW aelbea Cilbeist Chit?. Att. of the 3 Ist a His present Majesty, ingotnuch as recouret to the See of Rome, i% in certain cases, essential to the practice tit the Roman Catholic re ligion. (Ti, be eentinued.J SPAIN. THE COUNCIL COUNCIL OF REGENCY TO THE SPANISH NATION, ON THE ANNIVERSARY OP MAY It. That memorable day, Spaniards, on which the nation rose to the Majesty of Indep endence, from the depth ef ser vitude and dismay, has now come round fur the th ird time. What grand, but, at the same time, mournful recollections does not Its return eicite ! ! When Napoleon was boning from Bayonne his Decrees of btood , -when, madly Impatient, he was accusing Mont of rerniasoess fur not precipitating the means td terror—he did not perceive that these ',forums counsels, recoiliug upon the very iniquity which planned them, would he destructive Jenard—die tptoirihti_;hiralintarescithhher:sedpeonseps row e l g o e f l i ' l m t P f a . o a r r T e id o h , el f ipnidl,llitgilfig.Motahayeti r ib :l:r u t:er r : z its , s which they suffered, rose at once to r es. : life them, or to die, 11l armed, without plan, without chiefs. they dot not hesitate a mumeut to attack those veteran biltalious, formidable by their arms, their victories, sad their union. The patriwhile ots dded fi g hting nobly; or they perished by treachery, thinking themselves protected by the truce which disarmed them. lint the blood which was shed routs not be coatised to she Prado of the Capital ; it spread itself ogre the soil of the Peninsula ; it every-where excited enthusiasm ; tail at one anti the sante time and with our voice, the signal was ercry.where given fore Ibis rancorous, sanguinary, and deco listing war, aiindar to all respects to the execrable aggression which gave it birth. It was 'demo said by our trearlieroos estates, and their tin. worthy partizans, " How rash and unavailing your attempt! Yon have neither seam amen:toes, nut soldiery—your Gene rale and (Akers want experience and military knowledge— your poverty is meat, your ignorance greater: you must lose every battle which you hazard ag - the must practised troops in the world—the war will disorganise, will ruin every thing; sad men impotent efforts, instead of saving that shadow of a country which you mime, will plunge it in misery and desolation, and load it with much heavier chains than those yua now wish to escape." Spaniards you rejected with horror these vile eu gg estions, and devoted ' yourselves to adversit y, fantail' of shaking oil ignuniiity by resistance, mot of finally establielong, though at the expetire of immense labours and numlicrleita cautions, that independence and happiness to which you aspired.— True it is, that the stupid tyranny to winch you were pre viously subjett, had lett you is ithout moon& to oppose to the inundation. A furious sea broke in, and covered with its waves an unprotected country t but it must one day abandon it again ; and the immolation, though now destructive (iu like manner as the earth is fertilised by the conflagration of tit teem or the ashes of volcanoes), wilt deposit in our soil all the germs of peosperity and abundance. Shat combats, what vicissitudes, what contrariety of events, have you not experienced, during thew three tenable years! Conquerors at first—diem conquered; furnsidable again by the Cure which you opposed to your enemies; favoured by the war of Austria against the 'tyrant, Ind too soon depr.vett of that pawed''i assistance; coutleinned again to experience all the rigour of di 'tiny, and reilut eat to ex tremity ; threatened with the dissolution of empire, by the separation of sonic distant provincea; yet always firm, always sungtionirautit3 enconalcrisiS adversity willtioit twilit: emir- I Cl.rti i. re rse by lv i e t s ; i fi s irni th i " ai o ne t wt.eMtheabliverrshinciertiotsiaiopnidi..srret yi. , ita ,a r very. ruins. nine, and dismaying the enemy by your ceaseless efforts •• If front this stormy nod uncertain spectacle, impartial En rope and posterity to. si their eyes to your polo ica I sad civil march, Low much will tiny me its compessate for your mili tary sniaLotasie,! glare were you before the gJ of May? Graft to rreu:lett it, and shame to sffirr it !-Y.sl•Yes,beurlit.g under the yoke of teritay : %doling, like a worthlna herd, the expire of despotism and caprice. What ate mi. now ! At the solemn "tore of your Remesentatives, is Curti al. semhkd, the iteperishehle rights of the pe 'pie Me relistd, winch Jamputims hail tamped, at bitrary Government has disappeared, by the dna pacers bring nit longer cool tooted in .ote : the political h•latare is re-eetahlsrhor 4 the liberty o f thought is secured Iy that of the press; the retention tit jut. tire mat this moment Cumbrian tiu the etariail basis ~.c. natural egoisy • anti the Constitution whorls is prepart lit for y1.C.1 Will to the ' key-moue of that grind arch, no ohr.li the %Inoue of the remeginosed inowarrhy srill be eit fled. Thus, the Sprossell al the priest day, dependent upon the law slime, niviolalde in his pennon, his property, sod the jest beertion of his Of 11610111. eentriliutimr lii such tuxes only as are imposeit by the national Ctsnes‘ra a interposing by himself, or by person" imisteing his rossitlence, is the cull+ diem and naylicat.on of 11111.111111(118ces ; Itairisy all the sails of kreowledgr, of glory, used of fortune, spewed Is his 10[11v11, 111111 Illtilllin—warthts proudly es Ilse face of the ea. th, in no raped isferiue to its potentates is social die on,. Is vain will you swirls fee his equal so the Continent, where the Iron rod of impressers, hold* uses degraded, and whirr all are his infetices. TOO mad search for his equals in that island atone, his Fatness ally. and heroic compeer to this great cosiest : in that Woad, the happy sanctuary of IsluTty, the growl seat of laws, soil the al.:cool model of human civilisation! such is, our h might tube, the Pipaniard, owl, r the reign of law. 0 you elm ha ender Its benign intl./ma convey enemy, and tompare your Miamian with that of thew who are there C,01111114 111 I/MOW ! Behold them tyrannised wet by the elsorfs, insulted by the mthallernit, pillaged by the 14x (Aild-..te : behold them hummed by sates, assailed by ass forums, ruined by accusatiu. • ; without Records, without asosiblenr e. without "all 01 political cuesiderattim. Thee w.ll you reel how tooth moss the rapacity of tyrant@ mot* than she Arleace tit your s °urn y, owl the preservation of . good laws. VI hatever blee.soics racial orslry roofers upon mart, dame th e Sp U0 •1 1 nun. .t 6.1.1 ether 111 prosy... ill i.e 111 11,11111.1141111. Irot. 101111 , 110 , 111 BIOUt Int 1101• us 11010 1:14.11111( 1111411 Mall Ila'r estrat, and that imprdoneut Is 11111-4 ear just, area. sea, Oaaroolstria. Ilea it IS, 11 4111.iiiled hy the pestle On the private interest* of • ot. spot, by the rapine ot • favourite, or lir s. l it :r .: l :a th u Ne Z ars4gi me t all " . " . 4l, l 3 : 4 i i- O hil i sa' al ri l l E s :: "l. li mi stat in iiis e:ul abileil t ua o : re " v r ea l i ce ; the Itecole.lonfteerr which ever war off. ri..l to any swim, ; owl to Jerald She hist bieseings of a great people-oiliest its dependeoce. Alt the authorities which have Mess hsthert4 mrablr•lnol--•11 the sy•Omm• a gweecoissat which have ger. corded verb sriber-whare they sat all were fire mesatmoing the eirezole ' His any owe of thew talked id peace' ) Slammed* ! yea have dessarmiled•or ; sad the wail is the sorsa time &cooties-4 and pasta ewe es aUsilyers,ef aloes, of fatten u, and a priests.** But if owleirtalsal* sok seder the rugows of adireissy„ powerful ashen, Warr pew% ; sad nun's will home bow Is motels the inallitallerill ra•sopir Of the 2.1 of May, as it his followed it hots. me •sthossi lan log mole foe • mnearsa lieu, frponsmsb, so is e the eat of LI .y her seam slawstml •psan am eye., asol (roils as arse g:oi,r with the same isdlesstoldv as at flirt, let ws, es it, pe...siby repeat to the 1•141111. if Ilosepoite, that the grant • a *ea lotterly dest.eed is Ise calrstatiess al Mysore,. The tenearesta sem I shred as Modred roll sal Flossy as eats s t s he ha lis ; ll: 4 l:: P r t...4. f... 4 roges h i.4 " :l . lboL l aso ll :orto t ib ea s t r.....: s t a tio " e 'e seusis whw a h t wn .n h ...... " hots, iliesali 4.wipluee sad military rL.1.1 may Ow thew virisow• '-sIMw They obeli n. 4, .... that aresesit, Le WIN*, is oh.• teeidete rowary. t arreasses, ea issepworel-eto day in .n.. 11 oseaters, Se werovw ill greaseevos west a pew the Pan m e. c1.,1t, scours as beer, sassipasy Ow three La lead ilioviseset •wirsis show se have sire* veered as a Awls. rasa hi the saws a slime *lan MI wo Her 94 of Nay ' slid y..., late the 4.10 of ateesity, awn resew . the frelahalla M, WWI% sod ghat sat posts ass al them u• aings hos it PEDRO Da MIMI, Persekst II Aht: ILL AOKI 111;1161rAti A. Sm. A small boy .ea ini; . hit, pod. Plaileatripkie. soma iiss• ao pic►op USW dor. A came I is semi Ca l eassis. parent/ alsampoi„ Moray *mod Ike Wakes Om she M. thew drnassg eeries hoe sow The hey WNW at Ilia oath like deuisio. loshigned. " 0 411 ?Warp M;it 4 84e iU ?risers trey legs: ffArAL INTELLIGRACE. Poi:TsKOUTR. JUNE 13. ArrireA the Druid, artnrd ea flute, Capt. &rie, from Plymouth. Pasoad by a very !ale convey from Barbarities, last from St. Thtimss's, *hell With(' they left on the gd of May ; the rneti of tsar on the ',titian ate touch mere healthy than thvy have been fur wine time past, nor are they disturbed by ary of the enemy's cruizol. FLYINOUTit-DOCK. JUNE H. Yesterday arrived the Partridge, le gouts, C .,pl. Adye. from Portsmouth, on her Ivey to Lisbon, put in from • foul wind ; and Achdies, le, Captaiii Davies, from a cruise. Came into fismoaer, the Surveillante, 311, to be refitted ; also the A►ruw schooner, to be ducked. To-day sailed the i'mcrutle, '4, CAnt it.. Sir Popham, to resume her station off Brest ; sad Druid, 32, Capt. Snob, for Portsmouth. mashy, ts AT I?. Arrived the Queen Charlate. bound to Piymeliel to refit. Also the L'Scaue fr;gitte. bound to 11 3 .. mouth. summits.. JUNE 13. Sailed t h e Fa n fare. with a convoy for the &licit% The nest iiill.proliably gad about the 44:h instant. —Wind S. W. DEAL, JUNK Is. Araired the Airdein and Elisn, prom liuv..aa Ayres ; and /writs/. from a crone. Smiled the Defender, on a ertsizt.--Wits4 In IIK EFS. CORN EXCHANGE, intim ia. CURRENT PRICE OF (:MAIN. Wheat . ...... Sti. pm. 4.11 Tick Brims SS. .04 Fise ditto.. Rye 3Oll. 264 i Oats. ... 2 03.. nit Barley tat. 36. i PitlanA ditto Malt pas. 740 I P.,•etue dam .• • Ala.. as id tt'hite Peas (40ilt1 1 ) 421. 4 14 . R N'? N " d 441 4. Grog Peas 360. 4ta Fine Floor Bans 4 14 484 Sel'ourts ..... ....... ti is y, UkIIKIDGE , ........___ Coro.luspeetor's Return, T111:31041r, . 1 / 1 33 13. Wbcat, per load got —•. to :151. —•. Darby, per quarter 335. —4. to apt. —d. O•ts lst. —d. to als .....d. Beaus 41• --d. lu 1.i•.-4. New Ditto —•. —I. to —•. —d. 014 Ditto . 435. —.ll. to 31141.... d. Pei. So•. -.41. to u•. —d. PRICE OF 1101 1 6. PEW II 40E. USW FOCEICTS. I Rent, 61. tos. to 7 1 . tot. Emit, 71. es to bl. 101 Susses, 61. 6s. to 71. us. Seam 61. tos. to 71. tSO BMX, iii. 6.. to 71. us. Farnltans,lol. us. ti 141.05 YI•111.1511 MAGI. TRAIILI7IO Peralrre. Bars 4%. 05. 10 SI. OS. Pockets 41. no. to sl to Oldbo. al. los. -- 41. os. 014 Du. il. lux. to 41. te SMITHFIELD. Just it. To slot the offal, pee sums of Mb. j Pw4...... 41. sd is de. 44. Hata .4 -- Cattle, lids ass t Maitaa...aa ad to 6e. 4d. Beasts Lu5t.....6e. fol. lu is. oJ. Sheep and Leilile ...• G. We Vea1......... u.i. to ye. al. Calves IMO Perk se ed. um 79 od. Pile us HAY- ARKET. - -------- - - Way OIL 04 L. 71. s)s . 01. Straw ...... 21. tv.. al. to at . Clover GI. 01. 01. 111 S 1 Ss. NEAVGATE AND LE h A& (111 te C Beef as. 44. to ss. tol. I flatus as. 64. to ss. 61 Leath Sq IENHALL IIARIIIITs. area's.) Veal es. ea. to si Si Perk 51. 04. le 6.. o 4 . ud to 7, od PRICE OF St. Janee's Market 3s al.l Clare Marto 3s tl.l Whiterlopel Market 3s ;id pu st. of alb. ---- is OA 311 114 Ire 11•.• sae—mial Pries of Candles. per ism Pawn OE HAY AND STRAW YESTERDAY. J 4 sites. WIIISTsc•• ref. Hal. it os tool ss od. thy, M. DD. 14)71. goo &raw, 31. 3s. to I. I is. od. New, 01. os. IS ul. S !Clover, D. es. tool los I Mow. 31 Ills. In 31 Se TALLOW. Tow•Tattow 63s sid —4 • Yellow/ Russia tiaa Ild ...Mt • ~ White ditto .. s•s sad --s • .. Soar ditto .... sus oil —• • F. Melting Stuff wit IWi --a • Ditto rough att. us ...4 9 , iG ravel Good Drags I is • Wad •••—Cord, •ts is, i is 64...4d05hit, tas 6‘ COAL MARKET-4I eg 34. hips at Market. Ship* sold. Price. aa Nearsatle ill •• •• .. ♦9a mi. lo Sio. 9d. ♦ SAaderlaad ♦ ♦aa Cod 50 ♦54. 04 ... contsE or EXCIFIANI t 76 I J U. Di:le at Slight i 7 6 Itottrnbans e 7 2 U. 111 usbnrgb.,... 24 u AV. Alton.. Pas us t .11aVe aste 17 16 pion Byer/trim ..... !Nem DMA.. ..... ellret. OAS. — p.trrr UMW a Palmas 141 Wham - G.braltat I righ.wr Gales l4 • twit* llll iI6. Fateomit', /vas i 4 Navies --- rasceor NINA • iper Casa. Itatece4 4 pre Ow, =totaerikke Wilk bob Eat%wpm .. • • Comb kr 6 7 . 1 0p...t 0 Rio / amino toi Nl•dia Duble5... Cost IV LL1011• i / Portugal Gobi is Cois a.. Ilan I. 2. 4. soo ea. . • _.... 4 13 • IPorrikis Gobi is 4 i• • Nae Doubloons • • New Dollars aiiorr i• Ran New lAsie (each) e • Ages •• the Dinka Iloilo./ • Fes Cost. CIA YESTERDAY. ........ is.l6 ........ • . .• ...... Ho. •• • • ...... • pas per ..... . ... 64 T WNW, Stack Snotet. 6/41611. elwrles.C•644 _ MATTIS. 0. the ad IllearAiosiral Moak al /ono. Oslo tiogginee. glaffe be gm ogs • oa t AAA eta* 40 1 8,1 " , " sorely gtwgoal ono t l.lM ogosios bo egid.leol• geogeot. Lod,. Mt. lodised 5i.... of P te at e o. egoloorseloos. Siker Mr. Mooed Ilikasa. Petaon 'Me Ueda Ilrmesi. I • irger• OltPettliird, .. the sub of May. M Me gnus rat of Los ege.lM Ilw.lul. Witrefkial, glebe Col.tateaga Regtoprol Georta. • soot otossge.4 eiross, osgeopely Wigged god regrelsed 4 all oho Isom lOW — H 1611 •I AT FA AT Lail 06N - Sal WILMA PAT. NOM VI IMO . lOW 11. Boas. all gal& Aar IS. - I DON • —Posted sod Plebebei ibe OW, Ilinhad. soiree Ailbeareaerimese ereeree•ls wee 4=0„:41) be sees eibeesed .----C, sberrle ( . PriseerA.l. MOUT", Ike SE . 6 1, •*".: reMobet. d - --. .11t 1 V. -. 77:77 14 UMBER _6 O. II MG'S TH E ITItE • VAV MIA W. the Paroseis of bis Itm AEG IGS' lli DAY. M .` ON. )T gives a GRAND MILITA pew. play sof *Woo! FIR EN Ailsossssus, is. IA meet broils at eight o'clock ••• Eke Pablo: see 'egrets!' tonalably eatable' et tea od. pass 'levee tkotagb the snow IF FRANCIS PA .1 Elite( Ina, Popham Noe, I • Waltham., Hoots, saes yobs'"! ',Wel Mr J V Earle, Mumble thing to 6u sOciolage. RENOVATED 1 • Il' &lag beets t -o feerittroll general raprobatinn, that m ' of the MP...LES& art have ..fir•red llpat.l.c pstrotiar as the proles's.. ofAmite jatalice to the result of WWI to i *co'u'nt ow from bunt el ,Mesa satt , a.tent es cartaino.is hat bars. too favosenbh, receiver', 8 liberal a al e.4.gat.s.cil a faith , anal sew..., caata Alto barn. 'doom,. • a , thew pupils 4 IV obope Iretarew awl neartwe w forms SEW **means .•4 . l.• Law iIf•EIPC• as 10.1.1 c.. Urn. that i..8t1) I • ... argairement, the , •1.. Al effikli ateticteal in the addle rat immel 4 , theory anal prllCilfe .1 •Ity.C. , 4 die. Ice. by ti.nar erainamt pull Mark, 11•11111110%, Dowse. no shall ant be .1,, :..,0 wroa....nat • clew, and arlawriatel , are fair a ware ..t y ear% MIA , V Vannes J111.,1 11C. of I.lelaillty, t atn4y and en•ci.m, it wilt, re . bare aenasee.l 'taw:flee 1111. , 10 can. tu .1.01 lot recent C. eglabl •Isiovut a. e.,,a,•,ka,,,, as aril to 11. eve of Ilk idiot Dm ,eta Aare failed nit atareese. • l• 1 4 . a treatatirat inward, ta i.e as Amidst the nretaiteh.Aw au. 'V' 'Sects of a Hahit lona a ..I .n. youth ..f bath sews, si.e,e 814 ' diatawsanor than show ..,11,• . c ere...gt, prevent •.r CM' I' lea It i Prre/19111 it tran.l be a .•.........:.• by • new sal infallrlale made `c'ol'd of all lemma it:ots:oA . • coital It who* la all ta.... •o f " li t arts,nag, lIN wall at ha ovary • , may he eeeeeiitel by patient.' % elf - PC? and hawse's. Hunts Ira ;1i Om et.... 11•. a 1 1 11 .11 , • , statical , ill tilt C. 01.1 I I II". 111 e.. a Ma, axe. so.. tett , eeneltia , ,ce for a Mae trot be sperm, or Mil To NSW! thee le, ore SO I . P 144 84. of MIII•roo ...m, be • ' law" RCMP., t.... i .... 4 41 ••• 31..•., l''./ . .Pr d... 1 1 ) ab o ve reGi...1.•... I • ..,..., 4 lie 40 a• are AO, aw.i h. • f.a. at .1 ii.e .1u1,•, .". iga . 4 jo' Walled tiee• Learners era ir • I lE' j . o [IMO'S TH E %TEE C .-..• *''• -Mrinil! V , l' Iti i.;".l'. , • 10, will be performed the favoar il c•l'q F , 'l "1 1 I' , . , . , (Compoved l,•, Mozart .n cipal Char:norm iiy 11.tilitrar i 1;• .. .„ . P rincipal ~.r Irsatezoon, fibrtior Ciarbo, Rig A . .ii, sod Madame Casten , ' ',... ... End of the find Art 1 . .. ir • THE A- , 1 -Ici : I 41 • ' After Hoe Opera, tlir New favnurite . i , El" i 1 fto. • ' • t ' " Principal Ibmerni, Mr Desbryes. Al ••. . ' 'ts, sad Mr. WeSirISI; 11 olmovie Aneiotii ''''''' als.letenteelk Nom Mi.a C. Tomsk ; Cheri, &c. Tit - 4 WSW THF/ITRk ROV.IL t 'N.: THIS EV EN ING MON I • . will be acted the revived Play of • l'aiii lit). ells, Mr. Rriable; Pizarro, Mr ..". .E. Rombet. • Mn SOW"' l ~ POV tis vowa oo • O adde a d. fn 1 111 4, ott,titr„reptNl % 1) .ior OR. THE GOLDF.PI .II ' Haritanlii, Mr. Bislovia, jou ; • ' a • Coloulbsor, Madame Louie. ~, ,r -• ‘,.' ;0. To• morrow, Cain, and Vabiatime as 111' i• ' LAST NIGHT RUT ONE O F - -". - PERFORMING THIS • rfIAATHE -ROYAL, 1 4 rr MIA EN ENINii 10: ' r 1- 4 .1 Tbrir MsjeAtics' Servants will '" , ii i . Tl E DIIEN! - Carlin, Mr. Philipp., elm win now . - To o n Aotooio, 11 r. Pane; liar A -. ar j . :4. 'Cla, M 111. Bioillar % Losies, Mrs. 0 • ~. • .4. •'. ` marks In the eminent the . evening, a 4, ; L ..... HiloiruhuarridTteosso!. d . u,s tl ie et kby t w y r a n t r.be l r it y t a k eed i d e ed to , n t F h a t ti I - ll'. NI1i1NIA: 1 1 1 •, 11,e Memel , . B M r.,D;r i. . Caurp h , Tit ~ -: .. •• )1171:8"Onn'er.irioli"1",*iirs..14.,rivrair 7 M y. •-, ' Tomaorrow, The Claniestine Ma Of SEVENTH TI TIIEATPK-N *VAL, 11 rivits il'• ENIN,:, MC .j. aril be performed an !Rotor*. 'I IR !to‘ - A I The ritersrters Ivy Mr. Filiation, it Mr. Eire, Mr. Cooper. Me Halms t' liueou, m. R. J•bleP, Mr. Grove, I 1 fey, Mrs. Grove, Mrs Glawar, be After which * COMIC liked ;, BLUE DEI 'Merton, Mr. SLltabee; Jenne *re. Gibbs Ira which will be amid* a larks 0 • * : 0..: AoO . P.S I Arisomminwas (lEnts_ntlfroplial. M oister or St , tei, Wir Parise; ; tee. Diandloa.. tom. wallets To.rsteerovr, Toe FolooNitiA el I try ferry r..s.rei WreSseiday. me I Sailor.-.-Oa Them*, .13.. nivel sad •"ossterpini..... b. Froly. 'll . 11e4teal Piece. called The Rolm .14 *Weans I 1 , New Prey, is bre arts, is to pi aimed as spet.Lity obi p ossible ._ .. _ .. . .