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, "oeitobto peroMay 4Oporstioo to the Prosecutor ; a , SiorMinai verdict was accordingly taken, and the Court admonished the Prisoner on the subject of 'ins dug, soul pointed out the penalties to which he exposed himself by keepiog a mischievous animal, vtithout tasking proper care that he should not hurt his neighbour". Sevecol trifling cases of assault were'heard in the C{IIIIIPC of the day. I ow Aber, a' . AP.- POLICE. • ',P his , SOWATIRErr. Yesterday a lung investigation took place before Mr. Pllsaie, Ike bitting Magistrate% respecting the rubbery of rise Earl of MaaMield's boast, at Caen Wood. Nu person new in custody, but a man voluotarily attended, at the desire of one of the patrole belonging to the nines, I. consequence of ea instratorut bring found its him powerriuis. Mr. Hamer, the land steward of the Noble Earl, attended, and stated, that the wing of the house at Cam Wood, which he riceseied, had been Mites open, sad roltheibed • large quan tity of tree, wearing apparel, sovereigns, silver rola, end utlier property, to a considerable amount. —Tbe sae was WI detained in melody. Dares Abort was brought to the Office by Adkins, gisargeel liy Mr. Aaron Lowe, • livery stahle-keeper, of Brunswick street, Blarkfriars-read, with feloniously stealing a horse, his property. It appeared that the Pinismer, ea Italitrday Aid night, P" _ .4 10 give of it, he was taken into custody. triljgaes . eZedaitted for further examinatiots. Joules fenh was brought to this Oiler, aimed ea we. Weiner of robbing Mr. Joseph Nellbsrpe, sf Temple-plate, ikeekfriaromad, who stated, that yesterday morning, se he wee peeping through M. Pours Church-yard, he discovered that he had been robbed of his pocket-book; be was peals live it had been stolen from him at that time, as it was safe in his coat pocket two minutes before. The pocket. hook contained two drafts ins Messrs Hewing and Co. hankers in fit. Jantees.semet, ow for 501. and the other for 231., also a dividend warrant for 121. 12s. as eighth of a lottery ticket, and sea lf. Bank notes. Mr. l'oielthorpe smote prompt exertions to prevent the payment of the dif. reveal documeas found 'upon him. He procured • friend to go instantly to the Bank to stop the payment of the divi. deed warrant, and he went himself to the Bank of Messrs. Herrin nail Co. to stop the payment of the drafts, amount ing to 751. where, after giving informative to the Clerks of the robbery, he remained I. the shop bat • short time, when the Prisoner presented them both fur payment to one of the Clerks, who, it is to be lamoolcd, too hastily headed them to Mr. Nelthorpe, without questioning him hour he became possessed of them, or to give any account of himself. He was takeu iutocustodyand brought to the office, when the account he gave of himself wee, that he was a and gilder, and lived in Chapel-street, Soho, where he had lived upwards of twelve years. He mid he picked up the drafts in Leicester.agnate, in which place Mr. Nelthurpe had nut been in the course of the day. The drafts were in the same state as when Mr. Nelthorpc had been robbed of them, and perfectly clean—whereas the time he said he lead picked them up in Leicester-square, a heavy showerof raise bad jolt before fallen, and consequently the drafts must have been dirty had he picked them up in the street as he stated. lack, the pairule, was dispatched to ascertain if the Pri soner was the person he described himself to be, which he found to be correct, sod that he had lived in Chapel street about twelve years. On searching his residence be found three pocket-book' ' and brought them to the dies, bet neither of them pro ved to be Mr. Neltborpe's. Mr. Bunts sacred the Prisoner to be detained. • • fortnight, hired a burst at the Prneetster's perii far 3 day, inid he nut bring know., left IS.. ed. as the pay rent. The Prisoner did not return the barer, roe the Prosecutor bear way thing of it, till tsst Saturday, whew be heard of it by donee, luring at' Aldridge's Reposhipg far heresies, horses, tis Little Si. ltfartioes.lane. Ow Me j.sU.gistriririe. respect. big how the horse canoe they, he Seamed froth Mr. Aldridge, that he bad received It frame the Prisoner atltonsford to sell it Aw hint. On the Prisoner attending at Mr. Aldridges yard to inske inquiries respecting the sale of the horse, sod be not being Able to give a satisfactory sensual how belie. UNGRATEFUL ROBBERY. - - - - James Fader, a Cholera pensioner, residing within the Hospital, was charged by Joseph Leary, Nu. 1, Pepper. alley, in the Borough, labourer, oat-pensiosier of the asset, with robbing bin of a 11. Bask mute, and four half-crocus in silver.. Prosecutor staled, that he went to Chelsea yesterday to receive his pension, amonsting to 21. Ss. 3d. and having paid Furst lams which he owed there, he west to the sign of the Royal Hospital, Jews'-row, and seeing Prisoner ontside the door, he asked bin to come in and take some beer, which be dial. Prosecutor soon after fell asleep,snd whets he awoke le missed money. The people around hint told him the Prisoner had taken it away, and that there were in the eauvass gorse a It Bank note, and four half-crowns in silver. Hearing this, he mode ►imself easy till this worsting, het when he went to Prisoner's ward, and asked him fur his money, Prisoner insisted that he bail returned it before he left the pablic-fosse. Prosecutor Bleu bad heat taken into W. Stewart, tailor, of No.ll, Bell-lane, flpital-fields, de posed, that being employed in his business at the Hospiial,be went about a quarter before 4 o'clock to the Royal Hospital public-house. to take a pint of beer; the last witness was in the room touch intoxicated, and be saw Prisoner take his purse out of hii breeches pocket, in which were a 11. Bank note, four half-crowns, and a 6d. in silver. Prisoner gays t►e waiter the 64. and three halfpence which he took out of his own pocket to pay for a put of hstrand-half, and then Prisoner pat she purse and the 11 note, nod four balf caucus* into li.s own pocket. Witness thought Prisoner slid it with s fiiviolly view to take care of the usuuey, and in about ball an hour left them together. Thomas litryant, a Chelsea pensioner in the same ward. and the next birth to the Prisoner, stated that between five and six o'clock yesterday evening the Prisoner came to his wird my mach intoxicated, and stewed witness • purse, with • 1/. Bank Dote and four half-crowns in it, which, he said. did oat helots; to himself. bat to ■ person with *hula be had been drinkinw,and for odium be should take ca►e of it. 'slaybask, the constable, being sent for by the landlord of the ptshliediouse, be went to the Prisoner Ward and took bins Into custody, where he searched bins and every part of his I.irtl4Lut fort oil nothing. The Prisoner stilly denied nK "Knowledge of the purse or Motley. The Magistritte told him that, as from his situation he 'mild lint K it sway, be should not send him to prison, but would order Ilw strident word, to be made alter the Moir,' pa t.prrly, sad should expect him to he forthcoming *hen s sir seat fur, which be promised to be. AGGRAVATED itOBRERY. Ilnuwela Welsh, who was rather elegantly Wised. was than:eel w ith riddling Capt. Geo. Simpson, of the East In dm I ..ewpallo, service, of • quantity of linen and apparel, ui..l.r the following aggravated eircanistances '— The Prisoner officiated as nurse amongst the ming ►eaprrs - icistra of frmales, and she was rceowsmenikst in that apsseits So Ahe Lady of Captain Sampson. who was lately re torted hula .!h.• Indira. She was engaged in. ill% service on 4k• Sib of March, but it was mon discovered that she would sost suit, and she was dismissed for repealed inebriation. It was won aserrtnined that marry valuable articles of apparel wroe missing, sod Thomas :Foy apprehended the lk tinnier. At Mr lodgings several trunks tilled with horn apparel, Ile ...•re discovered, with different marks, witch lefs ow doubt iltpreclasions lo a consideralite extent Larose heels ruin. 111111 , 11 to whey fa.nilies, by virtue se the Pa looker's employ ment. limy articles were identified by Capt. Simpson, as hos p..•p•.t s I'L. Indv had been ousels harassed, she was after a sli fli. e set Woo.- admired of a ate 11-loorsi child mates day morn mg • remanded In rime wbu had quids) or I anus% Iw awd Thy Priumt r wag Fens 14, ct, vvportuii th. $ • 4. THE ROYAL PALACES. Whilst the alterations and improvements at Carl ton-hout4e are going on, the Prince Regent will reside at Marlburongli-house, which is now prepar ing for his Royal Highness's reception. Indepen dently of the removal of the screen of co l u mn., in flout of die Palace, domestic offices will be errcted, and some changes take place in the disposition of the ornaments and furniture iii the State apartments, which have undergone no change for nearly seven yews. The report is again revived, that St. James's Pa lace will shortly be removed, to make way for a new edifice of brick and stone; the order to be Grecian, and the grand entrance opposite St. James's-street. Every person now residing therein has received an official intimation to quit possession; and, as the order was issued sic months ago, they way be called to quit at a week's notice. The arrangements relative to Godolphin-house, the sesidence of the Commander-in-Chief, are not yet determined upon; but it is conjectured that eamethiay therein will he speedily done. Something will soon be dour to relieve the Quern's Howe front the effects of the overflow of water from Rossmond's Pond, which has formed a sub terraneous passage across the Green Park, and will ultimately 'sap the foundation of that fine edifice. Th. water runs along the Park wall, from the Cattail and although numberless workmen have been employed for months, in the construction of II sewer, on the east side of Lord Coventry's garden, the evil atiN•exists; the ground, indeed, is a com plete swamp. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. .IPORTIMOVIH. MARCH 30. Arrived the Greo Bernitorli, Igoe, from Moss to Gos port, with timber, with sada split and leaky, out 45 days; also his Majesty's ship Grecian, from a cruise. Puma up Channel the American ship Clio, from Cape Henry (Hayti), bound ill Bremen, Out SO days—all well. Sailed the Cleveland, fur the West Indies; sod Lord Nel aeis,tur Loudon. FALMOUTH, MARCH 28. Sailed the Duke of Rent packet, with • mail fur Lisbon ; and his Majesty!. ship Erne, fur Curk. COWRY, MARCH 30. Sailed the Toughie, Tolley, for Philadelphia. LYMIROTOII, MARCH 29. Arrived the Lady Banks, Walker, from Cowes fur Calcutta. MARGATE, MARCH 30. Arrived and proceeded for the River, the brie Briaset, Munro, from Jamaica, which place she kft on the 3d of Febssary. istat., )(ARCM so. Came down from the River the Cadmus, Dent, fur the Isle of Prance ; Jupiter, Dolmen!, fur Hayli ; Tiger, Pinwell, fur Malta ; and Sisters Providence, Greenslade, fur Seville. Arrived •nd sailed fur the River, the Mania! Wellington, Gordon, from Bengal. HARWICH, MARCH 30. _ . The Eagle cutter, Lieutenant Pogrom, has seut into Ibis port the lugger Pierre, wills a cargo of spirits. An anchor marked on time crown, XII. N. 3. 0. has been picked up iu Honesty Bay, and lauded here. YARMOUTH, MAIMS 30. The St. Paul, —, a Russian rtpael, Woad to Aetwerp, cane into oar Roads yesterday, leaky, and it is feared she will be obliged to cone low harbour. LIVOIII.OOII, SAICH 29. Arrived the Caroline, Way, Soot Rio Janeiro ; on 4th February saw the St. Anne, —, frost this port, going into Perounbuce ; cad oa 18th inst. in lat. 39. 1014.42. spoke tie brig Caledonia, from St. Lucia, fur this port. Sir John Cameros, Kendall, from Aux Cayes and St. Domingo ; sailed 3d February; ou2oth inst. in lat. 48. 19. long 28.30. spoke the brig Alessaikr, from Berbice, for London, out seven weeks. Also arrived the Flora, Lyon, from New Orleans; and Tejo do Lisboa, Coato, for Msranharn. GRAMEND, MARCH 30. Arrived the Eliza, Parkie; Dam, Orraer; Volante, Boenden; Commerce, Kene; and seven others from Ant werp; the De Jouge Class, —, from Calais; Rose, Salter, from Bolougue; Edward Botha, Folk, from H UT. bnrgh ; Duck, Silly, from Oporto; Friends, Maw, from Ostend; SlleCtl4l, from Dunkirk; and Pbesdo, Pen nant, from Jamaica. _ _ Sailed the Pollll4llla, Gay, for Para; Mark,— for Port-au-Prinee; Mars, Webster, for Lisbon; Violet, Bar. well, for Cork; Eleanor, Stephen'', fur Ostend; Newbbygin, —, for Hainhurith ; Julin, Padley, for Rotterdam • Vol !larding, Onwebaud, foe Amsterdam; arid Ocean, duldie, fur Demerara. At the Tipperary Assizes, an interesting case was tried before Baron GEORGE, wherein Mr. BA Ralf, Coroner, wag Plaintiff. It was an action instituted to ret•over 1001. reward, being a sum offered by Tatou As MOORE. Esq. of Ardrusyle, for the appre beroonn of a robber who broke into his house. A verdict was returned for Defendant. it being laid down that the person entitled to such reword bliould not only apprehend the rubber, but also prosecute hint to conviction. Extract from • private Letter, dated Carmar then, March 27 :—" For your information I in form you that both oar county end borough will be warmly contested at the approaching general election, viz. three candidates for the County, the p_resent Mcniber, Lord R. SEvuoua. Hon. Gm). TAGNOT Him and Sir JAMES HAKLYN WIL LIAM, Bart. Three Candidates for the Borough, viz. the present Member, the lion. J. F. CAMP BELL. JOHN JONES. Esq. M.P. for Pembroke, and Captain JOHN GEORGE, PHILIPPS, 8.N." COURSE OF EXCHANG Amsterdam .... 37 23.247. Ditto at mitt .. 38 8 Atorterdam.... 11 8 C. F. Ditto at sight .. 11 5 Rotterdam..... 31 2 U. Aotwerp ex. Mo. 11 11 Haralrurgh.. . • 34 7 21C. Alton* . ...... 34 0 211 J. Paris 3 day'b date 24 30 iE, TUESDAY, 1111111CII 31 . Venice, itia.Liv. 44 70 Malta Naples 431 Palermo l3o.l.peroa. Lisboa Oporto ltio Janeiro 671 Dublin. ..... Cork ... 91 Agio of the Bank on Holland Dam. ... . 24 50 2 U.' Bnwrdeanx .... 24 50 Frankfort on the Main 143 •x. Mo Cadiz 3A,1 effect. Rilhua ... • 39 Gibraltar :3;• lechoria Genoa 471 2 per Cent. BULLION. Portugal Goidii; t a. voila, per 05....0 0 0 Foreign Gold in Bars .....0. 0 • New Doubloons ..0 0 0 New Danis .....0 5 5 Silver in Bars ....0 5 4 New (Awls (eatit)..o 0 0 4W STAG 3 per Cent. Coto. 78;,' 5 per Ct. N. Anu...14131 In 6 Indio 11 {. A 3 IQ 84jer. Lottery Tsektia lIIP. iS YESTERDAY. El i c i . lo 11, ,2 111 i,! . ...1!14 17 I 17 16 P:: D Com , . fur Ace. .. 78;;11 79U FROM LAS7' NIGHT'S GAZETTE. Foreig*-office, March 31, 11418. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been pleased, in the name and tot the behalf uf hie Majesty, to approve of Mr. J. , el Hart as Coastal at Leith, fur t►e United Slates uf America. IVar.Offiee, March 7, 1818. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to approve of the 69.11 Regiment of Foot being permitted to hear on its colours and appointments, is addition to any other badges or devices which may bare heretofore been granted to the Regiment, the word " frafitloo;' in commemoration of the gallantry displayed by the late Id Battalion at the battle of Waterloo, on the 18th how, lelb. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. War-Office, March 30, 1818. Id Regiment of Life Guards—G. A. Reid, Gent. to be Cor net and Sub-Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Harley, who retires—Commission dated March 7, 1818. William Burrows, Gent. to be ditto ' by purchase, vice Chalcroft, who retir t s—dated March 12, 1818. sth Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Lieutenant So. Henry John &ton, Bart. from the half.pay of the 52d Font, to he Lieutenant, vice Frascia G. Bradshaw, who exchanges, receiving the differeuce—dated as above. 15th Regiment of Light Thadouns—Cornet William Elton, from the half-pay of the Regiment, to he Cornet, vice John Henry Loft, who exchanges, receiving the difference —dated as above. 19th ditto—Assistant-Surgeon James Dunne, from the half pay of the 5.3 d Fool, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Holier, appointed to the 63d Regiment—dated as above. 20th ditto—Lechmere Cuore Russell, Gent. to be Curvet, by porchiae, vice Willson, promoted—dated as above. 23d ditto--Lieutenasit George Walter Prossor to be Captain of a Troop, by perches', vice Cux, who retires--dated January 24, 1818. Cornet Adolphus Moffat Bo yard to be Lieutenant, by pur chase vice Proaser—dated as above. Richard. Wright. Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Bayard—dated as above. Royal Waggon Train—.6e rgeon William Dyer Thomas, M.D. from the half-pay of the 57th Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Thomas Wynne, who exchangea—dated March 12, 1818. let Regiment of Foot--Ensign James M'Gregor, from the half-pay of the Regiment to be Ensign, vice Rowland Savage, who exrlianges—dated as above. 30th ditto—Lieutenant Alexander Campbell MacDougal, from the half-pay of the 211 d Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice John Gowan, who exchanger, receiving the difference— dated as above. 32d ditto—John George Campbell, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Darroch, who retires—dated as above. 00th ditto—Captain Adam Alexander Wood. from the 4th West India Regiment, to be Captain of a Company, vice Stepney, who exchanges—dated as above. 620 ditto—Asaistaol-Surgetin Edward Holier, from the 19th Light Dragoons, to be Assistant-Surgeon vice John Horne, who relives upon half•pay of the-53,1.F0ut--dnied . . . . as above. 69th ditto—lieutenant Francis Dickson, from the half.pay of the 10th Foot, to be Lieutenant, •ice henry Older shaw, who exchanges, receiving the difference—dated as above. 70th ditto—Lieutenant James Hunter, from the half-pay of the Regiment, to Lieutenant, vice Richard Amenityum, who exchanges, receiving ibe'difference—dated as above?' 79th ditto—Ensign David Matheson to be Lieutenant, II itb. oat purchase, vice James Cameron, dcceased—dated u above. Volunteer Paul Hughes to be Ensign, vice Malbeson--41ated u above. 100th ditto—Lientenant John Williams to be Captain of a Compaq, by purchase, vice Steele, who retires—dated as above. En; zu Thomas Kerr to be Lieutenant, by parehane—rice Williams—dated as above. 4th ' ili;;rliedi; Slopes! Rawson Step- Rey, from ilw 60th Foot, to r be Captain of a Compauy, vice Wood, who exehaugee—dated u above. HOSPITAL STAFF. Hospital-Assistant Andrew Gibson, from the half-pay, to be Hospital.Assistaat to the Forces, •ice Nicoll, deceased— dated as above. MIAMIAN DU W. The exchange between Lieutenant Finch, from the half pay of the 13th Light Dragoons, and Lieutenant Saunders, of the 20th Light Dragoons, is cancelled. Captain Thomas (oodricke Peacocke, of the 55th Font, is to have the rank of Captain in the Army from the 25th October, 1814. The appointment of Mr. R. B. Russell to the (lornetcy iu the 20th Light Dragoons, is in succession to Lieutenant At kinann, mid not vice Willson. The slate of the commission of Lieutenant John Mahon, of the oth Foot, is 12th February, 1818, and not 12th Ja nuary, 1818. The commission of Captain Wedderloirn, as Adjutant in the Coldstream Regiment of Font Guards, has hr.o ante dated to the Bth January, 1818, but be is nut allowed to re ceive any back-pay. The commission of Major Delancey, of the Ath Light Dragoons, has been antedated to the 24th October, 1817, but lie is not allowed to receive any back-pay. The commission of Lieutenant Lloyd, sit the 3.1 Dragoons, has heels antedated to the 14th May, 1817, but he is nut al lowed to receive any hack-pay. Thr appointment of Lieutenant Black, to Willey of the 74th Foot, has been antedated to the 24th March., 1817. The commissions of she under-mentioned Officers have been antedated to the 25th December, 1813, but they are nut allowed to receive any haek.pay :- Ist Foot Guards—Lieutenant and Captain Hon. 0. Bridge man, Thomas Stirkc, Charles P. Ellis, Janice Simpson, and Edward Clive. Coldstream Foot Gna rls—Lieutenant and Captain William _ . Grimstrad, and B. Lord Nudism. 3d Foot Guards—Lieutenant and Captain Alexander Frail, John H. Stapleton, C. 0. Prendergast, and R. F. G. Cum berland. Tim Christian nemesia' Lieutenant Armstrong, or the bsth Foot, are Francis Wheeler. The commission of the Reverend Charles Johann Lyou, B.A. to be Chaplain to the Farces, is dated 12th August, 1910. ►lr. Henry Pierard, late a Lieutenant in the 47th Foot, who was sentenced by a General Court-Martial, held at Bombay in the month of July, 1814, to be cashiered, is re instated is los former rauk in the 4711 a Foot. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. nide' and H. Rogers, of Kinptoo-upon-H nil. plumb ers, March 21, IBlB.—T. Wheeler mid H. Wheeler, of Chel tenham. Gloucester, smiths, .1 y 31, 1818.—M. &seta' and J. Hodson, of aseapside, Loudon, Mallow's, Starch 23, 1818.—J. Palma and T. Palma, jua. of Woottose.litideredge, Gloucester, paper-makers, Sept. 29, 1814.—G. Shaw, of Halifax, and J. Strafford, of Causeway is Warley, Halifax, York, surgeons, Dec. 31 , 1817 —W. H. Johnson and .1. Whitehead, of Manchesier, drysalters„ March 4, 1819. T. Telibutt, sea. and T. Tahitian jun. of Gray's-lux, Mid dlmex, allorncys at law, March 7, 1818.-1. Hawkins and W. Ileraintau, of Bristol, Saltimongers, January 31,1818. T. Galliff, of Leeds, and .1. Nevins, of London, merchants, March 1, 1818.—S. Reynolds and Was. Reynolds, of Shad. Thames, Grilling-street, Southwark, rope-makers, March 30, 1818.—A. Houle and Wm. Scaminell, of Rraynes-row, Spa-Fields, St. James, Cleikenwell, Middlesex, chasers, March 27, 1818. BANKRUPTS. Robert Clio!dere, of George-street, Oxford.atreet, Middle sex, arcivaller, to surrender. April 4,7, and May 12, at ten, at t;sildliall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Parnell, Chords. street, Spitiifields. Junes Bull, of Bristol, victualler. In surrender, April 14, 15, and May 12, at our, at the Rash Tavern, Bristol. At tornrys, Messrs Tonle nnil ater,ifirl.l, ray'A io,n.fgorarib. Loudon; non' fir Johns Cornish, Small-street, Bristol. 3lary Ann W 41.011. of eilllen, Sontharouton, mercer, to surrender, April 10, at one, nt the Bed I.lou Attorneys, 31..5..ri5. Alexander and Butane, New Inn, I attllllo ll ; and Mr. PArldou, Farelsane. lVilliam Padgett, tale of Vnlixhall, Surrey, grocer, to sur render, April 4,7, nis.l May 12, at ten, at All, Lou don. Attorney, Mr. Ellis. Broad street-Wilding., Charles Coles, of Ditchano-Ginve, Southampton, and of Fleet-street, 1.01/1114)11, stationer, to surrender, Apo SI 7,14, ism] May 12, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, 31.. Beverley, Garden.euurt, 'lf rni ple. John Rowdily, late of Axminster, Devon, baker, to surren der, April 22,23, and May 12, al eleven. at the George Inn, Axminster. Attorneys, Mr. Henry Knight, Axminster; anti Messrs. Alexander and Ilolme , New-lan, London. John Colley West, .1 - Bristol, broker, to aurresider, April 21,22, and May 12, nt twelve, at the Commercial Ro o ms, 8ri.a..1. Attorneys, 31.. Allen, Clifford's-Inn, London ; and Mr. I'. %V. Fry, Axbridte, S DIV! DEN DM. April 21. R. Mason, late of Norfolk-street, Middlesex Hos pital, carver and gilder, at eleven. at Guildhall, Londou. April 21. .1. F. Schroder, jun. of Crutched-Friars, London, merchant, at one, at Guildhall. April 28 W. Hazard, of Great Yarmouth, mast and Wort:- maker, at ten, at the Black Lion Tavern, Great Yarmouth. April 21. S. Rowe, of Huulingdou, grocer, 'at ten, at Guild- London. April 23. S. K Brewer, of Henrietta-street, Covent-Garden, Middlesex, silk-manufacturer, at ten, at Guildhall. April 23. S. Kirk, of Lecds, alc-houss-keeper, at eleven, at the Court-Rouse, Leeds. April 21. H. I.arihurn, of Horsham, Sussex, grocer, at lea, at Guildhall, London. May 14. R. Lightfoot, of Carlisle, iron-merchant, at eleven, at the Crown and Mitre lion, Carlisle. April 21. W. Coates and G. Cass, of Bucklersbury, London, wiue and brautly-merchants, at eleven, at Guildhall. CERTIFIeATES.—Antir. 21. W. B. Turner, late or Huddersfield, York, merchant.—T. Champion, of West. H am -A 'they, farmer.—T. Philip, of Newton Abbot, Devon, innholder.—G. It. Lutpritik, of Bishopsgate-street-Without, Loudon, tailor.—J.Wsrd.of Mil ton-Abbott, Devout, jolther....-T. %Wa in ., o f ! Awn . Mi m e,. street, irountunger —.I. Ware, of Gravesend, Keut, grocer. MARKETS. From " The London Mercantile Prke Current," of Tuesday, March 31, 1818. WEST INDIA AND SPANISH MAIN PRODUCE. The Raw SUGAR market was cloned in the early part of the week, owing to the Easter holidays, and the ra i aumpt . of business since 11311 been on a very small scale ; notwith standing which prices remain steady. The previa stock is about 900 cks. Itss than at this time last year, but the average price exceeds that of last March full 7s. Of Foreign Sugars there are scarcely soy in market at present, but they would he worth the quotations if here. Conran —Nis politic sale of Coffee has been brought for ward this week, anal the demand by private contract has bcea very limited, being chiefly confined to fine qualities, which are very scarce, prices remain nominally the same. 1W West ludic Coffee the stock is slow 5,000 tons, being 2,500 less than last year at this time ; but present prices are 375. per cwt. higher. Cocoa.—No sales of Cocoa were made last week, the in. quiry fur common test ludia and Brasil continues, but no parcels are offered ; indeed, the market, generaßy speaking, is hereof the article. PERCNTO.—Alibunch we quote gid. to 9,11. per lb. be cause no higher price thou the latter has yet been chiniaied, yet 10d. per lb. is so generally asked for line, that we ilaaaht whether orders could be executed under that price. '2 , 4 bags are arrived from Jamaica this week. LOGWOOD even old lauded is not to he bought sander 81. 155.; and 91. is the general price asked fur Cargo Wood; there seems to be a disposition to buy if holsters would give way a little in price. RUM.—There was business done on Weabiesday and Thurs day to moderate rate sit its Leeward* at a shade higher than our last quotations ; but as proof strength may now be bought at gs. 1161. we slim nut alter prices. Jamaicas are steady in prices, but unimproved in demand. The present stock of Rum is 15,200 poucherms, being 2,480 more than at the same period last year, and prices now about 4d. per gallon higher. EAST INDIA PRODUCE. Seicetd--A large parcel of fine Black Pepper lying at Liverpool ',which, while it remained in the importee'a hands, tended to flatten the London market), having been sold, and the last year's crops at Sumatra and Java, with quantities from Malabar, being sent to China, where the market was much higher than au Europe—the confidence of the Mayers has hero restored, anal considerable plirellaßeN have been mask. The article has, however, become less lively, and best qmality may he obtained at 94. Other Spices without match 'lawny. excepting Cassia Lignea, in which good business has been dame. Faurr.—A cargo or Cori-ante now binding (honZlit he * wind...ale house upon arrival) has been resulil, awl are much iu demand. SOUTH AMERICAN PRODUCE. The Corn's market still continues dull; the few Bahia.; to this port have been bought up for export at 231 d. a 231 d. per lb. in hood, ordinary to middling quality. Surat and Ben gal" of the middle qualities may lie bought on rather lower lermn ; from the recent and unexpected supplies of Soo rtias, we quote them Id. a 2d. per lb. under the late currency, prices of other descriptioto remain steady. The East India Company have dr:dared 7,500 bales 11'11;01 and 400 bales Surat Cation for sale: the quautity sill probably be limes.- ed to 1111011 i 12.001) Bengal" and 2,500 Smuts. The ,Ales of the week are (duty paid) 22 Pernambuco' , fine g a 2.1 ; Bahias orilinaiy to middling 2i. Old a 24. ; 20 Deme rara and Berbicr fine 2s. 3d.; 5 Surinam' fur 2s. II 1 I. ; in build 70 Surat. fair 149 ; 100 Ilengals ordinary 10 5 ',1. fair lu good 1111. a 12111 —total sales 475 bags. The imports ale SO United Slates, 2,303 Bengali, 204 via Lir bou—total 2,510 bags. NORTH AMERICAN PRODUCE. _ _ CAILOLINA Rice continues steady in price. On 'FriAiry there was a public sale of 150 casks by no means of fine quality, which brought 471. a 475. tid. A cargo of 1,100 bets. arrived yesterday at this port. Tobacco—'There is little nr no variation in the market prices; there has been Mime inteiry for good and middling black sweet•srerrtrd Tobacco fur export. The home trade is dull. There are some good Tobaccos now landing, for which. very high prices seem to be expected. Of Maryland, no supply. ROOM, TURTIINTINE is steady, 1,100 Nis. reported last week !SAVE been sold at '2ls. RAI.TIC PRODUCE. _ _ The transactions - u; the ieek hive been confined to Tamow, monederable parcels of which have changed hands at an advance of fr a 2s. the whole quantity in this market (with the exception of about 401 casks) is held by speculators, and they are looking to higher prices than buyers are at prescut disposed to give. eos. are offered and refused for Y. C. and 70s. fur all the year. The following were the quotations at St. Peterslours.h„ March 6:—Y. IC. Tallow 190 rhls. on the spot, and 176 on cools act, Clean Hemp 60, 12-Head Flax, 160. BRITISH STAPLE ARTICLES. Rwrimin il.(laas have not been in so good requerd as the preceding *yeti, and in some insiauces purchases bare been made 1.. lower. Brown Lumps are the most io tie crushing at 107 s. R better goodie are chiefly borizlit by the porta... Crushed Sugars and double Loaves are more plentiful. Alimasses iu brisk demand, at 355. 111tH—Fish Oils have fallen in consequence of three ar rival. from the South Seas with about 1,0 1 10 tone. Seed Oil. are more in demand at a small advance on last week's prices. LIVERPOOL REPORT, MARCII 48. Comm —The demand for Cotton has been tivi :Oar, and piicma variously affectvd: Sca hands, being scarce, CUM. roan.l an al. atter of 14 in 1 t ..; mi.l.lle tonalities; Ibe parrs of Bovre.la are folly sat plan ; awl Kraal!. are st aa „l, , ...lonia low Perna m. ; Stoat and Bengal love met s. ah but little inq u iry, and a.everydull. The ream. paddle ...lea seater.' ay weld off Well an was expect. 'I, and 3,104 hags offered, 2,740 were sob!: namely, 1350 fleneals, thhary to gum! fair at 10.:.1. al3 a n d 123 Norms, unit. nary to cowl fair at 144. a 17.1. being 1.1. a .4.1. lower 'lsms last week; 157 11 buns, mutating to tine, sold with *pain tit alt alleatiee of f,ttl 2d. prr It.. nn ..le 11l 19111 instant, and obtained 2r. 5 1 ..1 a 3s. 21.1 ; 300 Orleans, ordi aa , y to fair, at 7214. ; and 730 Domingo*. r a j,. a t 2114 a 220.; `Myrna*, private sales consist qf 1,700 Rowed*, lit 104. a 71.1. fur otil, 21;.1. for Pew ; 150 Oilcan* 200. a 2s. ; 2fr4 Sea I , latidt. at 2s 9;11. a 3s 6.1. ; kft Stained, at 241. a 2. 3,1.; 1,700 p e ,_ Hanoi at 21. 1 id. a 2. ; 400 Bahian at a2* 0 Aiw a 60 at 7s. 0!.1.; 250 %wombat:a*, at 231 d. :a 21. ; 179 ifirowsr, at 221.1 mad 21 . 1,1 ; 2SO Demerwas at 22 1 ,4. a Ot.t ,Gi 7a. 3.1.; 110 West ladaas at 20; I at 111.1 ; 120 Surat,. at 4 151 d .; and 730 Bengal*, al 121 , 1 to 1 LI. per 11 1 .--m a k,„ g a total of 7,390 bag*. Th.. impu,ts .xeccJ 11,000 bags, of which nearly 6,000 are East India. The Soigne market ha* become vet y flat, and (with the ex ception of strong brown and middling Jamaica., wloch I tl e e sold at full price.) has classed at a &envie of fall Is. far on last week's prices. Of MO idol.. .di. rest al public sale, 500 were sold. Inferior brown to .ow a n d very snit Bourbon Sugars have bee,. taken fair shipment at 34 1 . 6d. a 414. and shame brawl's at 30. a 40*. Brazil and tither Foreign descriptions we have 4 .. a 1 notiiiiie doing.-I,elaty puncheons of good new llolassais bane h raoz l i t 4 n a 4;a.6.). per cwt. 'Ye have a very Mods;te alem:ool for Cuff. c by private treaty; but a piddle sale of Dwelt, consisting or 170 casks, went Of at fall privet-oil 'h a ndily-very ordi nary brought OS*. a 100*. (lac oi alma. t• 11161. and 1079 a 109,. , good to flue rtetliiiary Dotnitizo has Sold also at 103 s. a 10es. Fur llnft bat!. of Itriaz:l Cocoa 63,. have been obtained. In Pimento itolhittg, doing. Rums have been in better demand illative, the last week, and ale/at 500 puncheons{ sold, pt . I.f.t %aril. as 2s 8.1. I, common 17.1'. to 3,. 4.1. for 1' (1. P and Jamaica* of fair gaudily and of the latter streterth at 3*. 6.1. 10ewood has been its fair el.-Maud at 9/. 10*. for Jamaics„ and 91. 15.. fur Di ga; a parcel of Very small Nieara. etas Wood has sold at 14/.lo*. and SO lOW. Of very ordinal y Spanish Fllslie Were taken in at paiblie Laic at 101 : its other descrivtions of llyewootts aatlinag doing. Ashes continue steady. There has been a good demand this week for Tobacco front the maimfartit. vas, who have !ham supplying them. %elmw rather freely, tool some few salts have also beer, m4d e fur shipment to . C11144;1: prices remain 'mattered. 'rite price of Carolina Rice is steaably te4 ; about 300 arcs. were sold by imethan at 43,.. 6.1. to 43*. 9J ., a n d a few lots at 441. per eat, and 150 bite* of B ra ad 31,.. per cat. There is a steady demand for Wheat, nod' in some instances :LI. per barbel advance has heti. oh- Coined fur floe samples. Iti cdasequessce of the rise whi c h has latiell plaee its Wheat, Arne riCair Fittor has been More in request, and r• orb° to 7,0110 has have loam oti,l; chiefly on 'Teetotal ion, nt 154 to 55. 6.1 pre bd. and 57 1 h as been paid fair small palest*• of loud Philailtlphla mow has also been selling freely at 45*. nil to 41.1... but there is now but little of iznoil quality to he or, t with nails:. 47*. tier brl Yes terday, 271 Idols. American Flaw:coal wets. offer. al by auction,. which ware withdrawn few want of bidder*, bat a small part has since betas odd at about 1151,. per LhA. A parcel of 100 bags red French Clover Seed was buought forward via Wednesday, of whisk about 20 bags W. re surd at 87.. to 87s. 3.1. per cart. the 0.411111 y twine only mi.l.lliii4. About 101 bales Turkey 31.1.1.1er Koala have been taken' out of the market at:11 OA to 112. per rwt. Olive 011 off slowly at 100 f. for mitl 97/. to 98/. per too far Sicily. About SO tons do ily Brimstone have been sold :at 271. to 271. 104. per ton. There ha* beets more dolia4 ' Tallow than fur some time past; Yellow Caudle has Iw a: gelling in quantity at tilas, am) the holders are :msv askti.; • 821. per cwt. Po ffscript, Timm( Mg, Munk 31, Fnan • r•'C/ork. The Colonial Proilitcc mullet ten. mere than irtnally 41,111 10-ilny in cvery article. Of B. P. Novi, but few were roll, and at a .bade lower ',rims though we cannot thescou alit' prices gt • COFFEE is RUM, BRAS DV, and GEVEYA, are Idiot d; :hand 25.11 d. is the minimal price for prim i'Levwitrilli. On the 24th March, nt Cro atWolow, Curtis, ratrar,l* li'yrti I, jolt. Lir Oxford•gtrret, rranno, d4og6ter of Julio Hohurl, Lay of Nos thotinh.llittitl-.lret t. Soddenly a$ Keith, flantliore, on the 17th tilt. fins% the bsfratinff of a bluutheesst I, Major I'. ter Gram, late of the 91d re,Oinent, or Conlon ra. Ili: zeal for the serice induced him In join the army in Flanders in t76td, as a eolositivr. ilia cesvic s INLV4111: Ikea wiliest by the Marti , is of Hutitly, Ilia Lordship iimminto ti hnoo I. /Oa ru gionent epott its estahlishinent in 1793. Alajm- Gratit war constantly present atilt, and sham!' M. the many exploits of this ilistitozuWitil corps, in liollattd, Nap , . ard iu the Peninsula, skc. la the course of those to con - flicts he was repeatedly w,tilided, and was lima.. ran:.-r the necessity of rettritig (tom the service, to C4111 , 11i:0•11re of losing' a irg by a cannon hall in Spain. Major 6, atll wag motels rate, 1411* . t1 by low I 1111 l Ist s slake' , and all who knew him, on account of 11w strict honour and tastily trankottrs %stasis eminently iiistin;seistieit his character. Isis rt taboos he was r enerotts and kind lie was its Isis 49th year, and was of the fittui:y of Tallochgorm, in S•rathopey. NI.4I`RIAGF:. HIGH TIM.; DAV AT I.ON Di IN MUDGE. Illoraibig 3 tiller 11. I Lvcsitsig 35 ;air,. 11. I)EATIP. support germ, hau' assamva LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY. Rik Royal Flighhess the Mike of YORK, President. v ilE Drheacy lionoor colineetril Willi C it certain class of C. 11111111111iS, savor, that Public eons Adence should be confided to Pror,siuord Characters .1 known respectability nod talents. This niducial the 'toy .1 and Noble Patrons of the :shove Institution to give their sit .14 support to it, for the exclusive trvatineut of Vtuerest C plaints, and the selection of Mr. KIEItNAN, as Sur- aeon, standing high ow the List of Ihr Eoial ef.tkv., a has proved (by the benefits it 11115 confored since ils esti. blitilmient), the propriety Of their choice. The Polilie are ia tots often the dupes of ionpyricisni, and the art fill delussiiii, held out by illiterate Men, who, oiler fictitious maws and 1111 assumed titles, gal II their wood opinion. This iihsele.:". ol justly applies to tlie 31edical NH. oilers of the press tit asp who, tinder assumed titles, nolvertisitie as Cosuranics, with fictitious imincs, hold mit, 11.4 they style it, lite Mini tills treatustent nt" Venereal Complaints. The List of the Royal Cultic... of Surit.sois. pubh.bed iii Nitrates,. tom, shears only thuse persons entitle.) 111 .r practice. sod It, such pretended Humes helm.: to it. lu sintieg this fact, ND. KIERNAN considers tw is doing itroice to thr and his duty to the th.lititzut.h.. , l ('1.,, inlets who lore Consults; the LOCK DISPENAA HY, 111 1:11111 , 1 Smarty against pitch an imposition. Since its co ttttt lent. meld it ha , amply fulfill' the views of its Patriots Sonic of the must A obstinate and damn-rims carcs of Stricture., DeLilet y. and other siipposed incurable affections of the ; :e...rariee ort:111.. Iloreittiii Acre radically and soiceessintly Mr KIERNAN may he consulted as usual, by Indh Sem..., 4 1 at his I se, CI, Lower Cluuluile-street, 114 . 111;.1 , 1 1 , 1111M1" where Leiters from Tllllll anti y he /.I.l,sssn, and the necessary Advice nia) Medieint wad 111. ;11141 it. 111 11C111 10 any psrt or the Knit:dom. Ii Jost Pidilislicil, price 4s in loan!.. F, PRACTICAL (I14S1:11VATII)Nf4 1,11 the above VI: IN EASES. hy F. KIERNAN. st Sold by Sherwood and Co. 20. Psteritosier.row; fired , t an.) Suit, 174, Fleet-street ; auil (*.allow, Crown-row iw 1, 1) N N : Printed and Published at lie Clifies, No. IV, Strand; where Advert's. mews pro reczt,cer!, post paid) most he initirestari--C SMITH, N. , • . Clrotettem ins , Printer-3. Vs LI nT 127. 'h.".. 4 1 Publietsti. 1