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. . ~ • !. PROCZEriINGS THIt lil/1111'4,011111ITTPUtt, ATII/111rGATZ. The,fathowisg Is as genres f( a *OA Atilt Ara. 'eoottriKa .41 Intake whether easy nett y are Prechleffi johoweital bpi* *smut r ifyfisin Inseiptiee." Sy Thema Fratooll 11101111011. - • (COOMMlNtfreicaw Ner fif afditar4l 014. - . With these intpresvious, they had the htildhese" to declare, that if • Committee could be found, - aiko wooled share the 'sham and a matron, who woulrl engage laser toles!, the• prison, del or night, they would undertake to try the expernpeut; tfOtt'ts, they world find eotployusent for the *omen, peo. 'cure the urreessorry looney, till the eity 'ova ! hi in. duced to relievethene from the IMpleitsedisia be on twerable for the sellety of 'the property cabilattted intro the .Iteteds a the prisinsern. • Ili , Committee immediately presentiellitielf; It Consisted of the life oT a Clargialsoilind 'lrv , * Members of the Society of Friends. 'fiery profaned their wilfinghas to capered every other woosgaueut end evocation, to devote theuiselves to .Newgete and, in truth, they have petreented thek limners. With no interval of VeloyatiON, and witit : hut - hew intermissions from the call'of other turd mere isone-• rious data.r they have heed ansougst 'the prisoners. At lira, every day in the week, and every haw in the dsy, tame of Week we're to be Mind at their tiast, joining in the eilfoloysieute. or engaged w the matretetiou of their pupils; and at thia very peeped, when she oreveseity of seat elan atseuelletree is mach Anted, the matte. abase ows the. with wetly one short eiteeptioo, site does net recollect the day on Oriels some of the Ladies have tent visited the prison ; that very efteu they have been with her by the lime the prisoner* Owe dressed a • have spent the whale dee with them. sharing her meals. or teasing on without any ; sad bare ..Ay left the school long after the cleft of day. Having provided the Committee, the nest reqrsi site was a matron. It so happened, that a gentleman who knew Nothing of*, objects in contemplation, celled tepee one of the Ciimmittee, to ask her as shalom on procuring a situation for a respectable elderly *omen, 4shom he had long known. She was, in every way, competent to the of of matron. was trilling to undertake it. and has &warred its doilies with exemplary fidelity. It became then necessary to apply to those in authority. by whose patronage and agency alone the deign could be accomplished. Mr. Cotton, the ordinary, and Mr. Newman. the governor, were in• irked to meet Mrs. Fry et her husband's baser. Si.. represented to them folly her views, and the piens she proposed to adopt—the difficulties with Wick she saw herself surrounded ; but with thaw, her Wait of the importance of the object. sad her coo advice in superior divans,. Mo. Catgut fairly told her, that this, like many other useful .anit bene volent designs for the improvement N'ewgate, would inevitably fail. Mr. Neuman bode ha not to despair; but he has Woww, coo/eared, that whew he cause to reflect span the subject, and especially upon tine dander of the prisoners, he could mil see even the pomitility of miceess. both, boweeer, promised their *aroma cooperation. she oat had en ateesiese with Mr. &lollies. the Sheriff; and hoeing consumesioami whim her atm upset,. laid lira that they Could not be carried into executims without the cordial support of himself sad his aollagre. or without the approbation of the City Magiolimaisi; from whom she asked nothing snore at this elm than a sahiri for the matrons a comfortable roomier her, and one for the Commit tee. He axpeaseia the Mai hiletdisPailikm lei meat her. but told heolha his estaeorrence, or that of tie City . , would . aveil her hut little—the concurrence of the women themselves was indispensable ; end that it was in vain to expect that such untsolted and ter hnlent spirit* would submit to the regulations of a warino, armed with no legal authority, and unable to inflict any penishmeset. She replied—'" Let the• experiment be tried t let the women be assembled in your presence, artd it does will not consent to the 'tract obeavanna. of oar tales. let the project be dropped. 011 the following Sunday, the two Sheriff., with Mr. Cotten sod Mr. Mittman, met the Ladies at Newgete. Upward,. or lekenty women were col lected together. Otte of the. Conunittee.explained their views to limit. the: told them that the only practicable mode of accomplishing an object, so interesting to her and so - iiiiportant to them, was by thealtablishment of attain. resluso They were then salted,. if they were willing to abide by the rules which-it might be Wettable to , est 0)1 . 104 and each pre the most, positive aseurances of her determination to obey them in all points.—. flawing succeeded so far. the next business wu to provide employment. It struck one of the Ladies. that Botany Bay might be supplied. with stockissg, and indeed all articles of clothing, o f thei r manu facture. She. therefore, called ,thou Mesas. Rich. Dixon and Co. of FesiChurchestrert, and candidly, told them, that she was desirous of depriring.thetu. of this breach of their trade.. and stating . .her. views. begged their adiriee. They, said.at.ostee, that they would not M. any way. obstruct such laudable de signs. and that iniarthertrquble. need be taken to provide work..lion their vroard:eug•gy to do. U. Nsthing now :remained. but.tia prepare. the roma and this difficulty . wan &rioted. by, the. Sheri& sending then: caseleateri. The. former. laundry. speedily underwent the. newton alteritiosw—aro. eleaned and wilite•wiraited , A-41etiux very fa' dayaa the Ladies' Cuottuittie,earelabled in it all tbetried. female primmer'. One. of thy. Ladies began, by 1.111.401,m the comfort& desired. from industry, aod . sobrirly. the Idessnre and the pro4l dt doiag a rtght.. and cnionoted the happiness and the poem of those who are dedicated to a ecnine of virtue and yeti woo. with that experienced' In their . former life.. end' it. present consequences; atid'cliseribing their awful guilt in the. tight of thid, appealed to their own experience. Whether its wages evets liere were lint suet misers and rain: She then dwelt Upon the coutives• which had brought the ladies into pi ew ,pite t they lad left their homes mid their fa milies. to mine, *wsbugst those front whom all other. ffed.;.anithated by au ardent and affectionate itcaire rev tie their fellaw-ereeteres from evil. and to impart to them thet• knowledge, which them 'ever. front. their (allocation and' circumstances, hell twin so beliyysis to receive. • She then told ilient. drat the ledies - did not come wills any absolute and authoritative pretensions ; that it *us not isitended•thet•theyoliould command, ~,. ;.~.r.~s and the prisoners obey ; but that it was to be so. derailed, that all were to act its concert ; that not a tale should be mode, or a monitor appointed, with out their full rated unanimous concurrence. That for this purpose, each of As rules should be read, sod put to the vote ; and she invited those who Plight feel may diviwelinatiou to any ;ridiculer, ,14411 to state their opipion. The fullowius were iplbett &id : . . • . IV LES. 11. The I metros he appointed V* Ike geters, ropedm leudesse of the worms. S. That the women be engaged is reedit-work, kedges*, fir anzther seitabk asyloyment. 3. hat these he so Inuit% sweerissi, gessieg, card- Wey loswelhas. or immoral . conversation. That ail lithels, p, aull Aber improper .boolra, be eselsded; sod %bit all brains* hominid's': sod esy default is tbene plet fielders be rorliorttono the metres. • wi ti 4. That there he a yard. .. chases from among tale ' Semen; to Miami them Ws they hive chair wark . a monitor when they go to 'lke gratis& owe Shot obe y db, spend may time them sos. 'omit willb lisle friends Wray women, be found disobediest is three mem% the yard keeper is to report the case Is the motres. S. Taft the IMMO ha divided iato dames, of not more ties toilet; and that • stooltor be appointed to each dew IL That nmaniters be &nee. hum moms; the most orderly of the wawa that taw read, to espesieteed the work sod semlod of the others. T. That the mositors sot wily overlook the women in their ova classes, bet if they eboarve asp others disobeying the rules, that they inform the missile. of the dam to which seek ;meioses may belesg. who Is leassedistely to report to the mattes, awl the deviation. to he net dews ens side. S. That say mouniter breaking the rules shall be dismiesed from her elks, and the most suitable in the clammier:tail to take her place. • 11. That the monitors be partienlerly careful to set that the wows come with eine hands and face to their work, mid that they ere quiet during their employment. IS. That at the risehog of the bell. at nine o'clock is the nursing, the wormer sullen in the work.roum, to hear a portion of Scripture read by owe of the visitors oe the meerno ; mid that the monitor, afterwards conduct the dames from thence to their reepective wards in en win* rhesesee. 11. That the women be again collated for the readies, at cis o'clock io the freeing. when the work shell be glees is Amore to the matron by the meniton. It. That the matron keep ea comet amulet of tie work date by the women, sod of their cusideet. And as each was proposed. every hand was halo Op in testimony of their approbation. In the same manner. and with the maga fitroaali. ties. each of the monitors was itropood, opal all Were unanimously approved. When this beim.* was concluded, este elr the Visitors read :load the 168 h chapter of St. Lake— the parable of the Isamu fig-tree, esemiegsppli cable I. the state of the audience. Ater e period •of silence according to the comsat at the Society of Fries is, the tatauitors, with their doses, with thew ee their easpective wards in the most wanly 11.010111. Denim the first math, the Ladies were menoos that she. Attempt shield be secret, that it might meet with ISO interruption • at the end of shot tame. as the experiment had been tried. tied had exceeded even their expectations, it was deemed expedient to apply to the Corporation of Landes. It was comidenett, that the school would be mere permanent, if it were made a part of the prison system) of the city. than if it merely depended on hs con requeuce a short letter, de seriph., of the progress; alrea dy made, was written to the Sheri . The nest day as answer was re ceived. proposing a meeting with the Lathes se Newgate. In compliance with this appointment, the Lord Mayor, the Sheriffs. and several of the Aldermen attended. The prisoners were assembled together. and it being requested that tie alteration iu their unsel• practice might take place one of the Ladies read a chapter in the Bible. sen d: then the females proceeded to their various avocations. Their atten tion during the time of reading, their orderly mid sober deportment, their decent dress, the absence of every thing like tumult, noire, or contention. the oliedielice, mid the respect *hewn by them. end the cheerfulisetis in their countenance and man ners. conspired to excite the astonishment and ad miration of their visitors. Many of these knew Newgate, had visited it a few months before ' and had not forgotten the pain ful impressions ma de by a scene. exhibiting, per haps, the very utmost limits of misery and guilt. They now saw what, witheut exaggeration, may be called a transformation. Riot, licentiousness, and filth, exchanged for order. sobriety. and com parative neatness in the chamber, the apparel, and' the persons of the prisoners. They tow no snore on assemblage of abandoned and shaineleie creatures, half naked and half drunk, rather demanding, than Annie The prison no more resounded imprecations, and licentious , songs; and, to use the coarse, but the ust, ex pression of one who knew the prison we ll, "this WO upon earth" exhibited , the appeontace of an industrious manufactory, or a well regulated family. 'no liegiorates, to evince _their sense of the ilitisilimsue of the alterations. which hod been. ef- WOW, issusadialeiradoptod the. whole phut as a part of • spirt* of Nes/gate. empowered the Ladies to punish tier refractory by short confine ment., undertook pert of• the ekpeuse of the noniron., end lorded the Ladies with thanks tad benedictions. About six months after the establishment of the school fur the children, loud the manufactory for the trindside, the Committee received a most.hrgent ;iatitiose.froas the instriceit entreating that the same might be done amongst them, and' punish% btrict obedience In consequence the Ladies Made the same ortengeweett, proposed the same rides, soil admitted, iu the seine mintier as on the other side, the prisoners to participate in their matelots. The experinsent has here ataswereel, hut not to the se's.. extent. They have had sliflicaltv in irroritring a sufficiency. of . work.the prisoners are not so disposed to labour,, flattering thenivilves with the prospect: of speedy release ; besides, theyrate necessarily en raged, in some degree, in prepargt lolls tor their trial. The result of the obvervationv of the Ladles Las been, that where the prisoners, from whoa ever course, did no work, they derived little, of any, moral advaiitage; where they slid some wink,. they received some bP114411 ; and where they were: engaged they were really mid essentially inn proved. A year is now elapsed since. the operation in New Kate hegan.aml those most eompeteuettu johler, the late Ltd Aiyur awl the resent, the lute She. 'riffs and the present, the late Gowen)* and the pre sent. various. Grand Jones, the Chairman of the Police Committee, the Cirdistary, mid the officers 'of the prison, have all declared their ettirfaction, seized with astonishment, at the alteration which Las taken place in the rotidoct of the females. It is true, mid the Ladies' C 'dee are anxione that it should not be concealed. that some of the rules have been occasionally broke'. Spirits. they fear, have inure than once been introduced; end it was discovered ut one period. when many of the Ladies were absent, that card playing bad been resumed. But, though truth compels them to acknowledge these deviations, they have been of a very limited eateut. 1 amid Mid but one Lady who . had heard en oath, and there had not been above half a dozen instance* of intoxication; and the Lattice feel justified it& stating. that the roles have generally been observed. They have been treated *nth 'spirants respect sad gratitude. They have reason, to rejoice is the improved conduct, sod, as they trurt, itt the confirmed moral habit, of the prisoners. Several hem received the rudiment. of eon. and have Inroad, fee the first time, the troths of the Christie' religion.. Many have left them, wbo are now filling their mations in life uprightly and respectably . But one discharged from the prison, has been again committed fur a transgression of the law. In the Infismary I saw a woman, who was repre sented as never her end. She spoke very feelingly of the 4.dolirs. melding. " the comforts around My mud all the completion of my egad, are owiug to thee." TIM TURF. •••■ NEWMARKET JULY M RETI Itcatake. Dictator ydcast Mr. Wollaalsa s cut of the mine sty (name w demiptioe scald up till the First Spring Meeting), Set. bib. each. Across the Flat, 300 p. The above Match was nude is the Betting Rode on Moaday last, since which many Apnea& have bees betted epee it. Cariosity is epee the stretch to adder what hada Mr. W. bee perehaerd, fir the article rends= it te base Mee his property at the side the Match was ande.— Massy mirk suppose it to be the colt called Merlin, the present tavossrite of the Doncaster St. Leger Stakes. Side wider she above intorsnation, we karn that Mr. Wendt/so has publicly declared his bone to be Merlin, by Cashel, having recently reechoed bias at a large price. CURIOUS MATCH. Ives, the pedestrian nod a mare, Ilse property of noises Crooks, joie sheep-de:la, of ibis town, avumeoccil their undertakiug, oa Monday aftersooto, to perform 200 milts in 04 boars, as aumsouacied to our paper of last week. The mare and the prelearlast started at a quarter past one o'clock, from the Red Lion, at Springleld,uear this town ; the former travelllog six miles lad the latter one on the Colchester road. The mare performed sixty miles by ten o'cliiek at might, whew she was Aker into the stable and rested four hours.; after which she remised her task, and bad erompleted,l32 mats by 43 minutes past 12 o'clock the next day. The pc destrias, is the 'worse of the night, rested three Wynn and by half-past 12 o'clock the next day bad made good 70 miles, which, added to those performed by the mare, made 202 miles in 23 hours and 20 minutes, leaving 71 Wavle, to spore, sal two miles over. Tbe mare was led her reran by the proprietor and some of his 111,. occssiusially relieved each other; and at the torusisatior of her pirformarce appeared but very lit. lk, if at all, distressed, eintsidering the extraordinary nuaher of miles she had travelled. The peelestrha accom plished his part with apparent ease and there is no doubt but they mold have effected many mike it additiou, within the given time. Au immense Number of people assembled on the rood ow the forenoon of Tads'', to witness the result of this herculean undertaking; sod at the medusas, the sic ken were escorted lute town by a considerable body of horse man sad a bead of music —(Cketsseord tapir.) NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. POSTIDIOUTR. MARCH 26. We have had a 'wavy gale of wind all day from the S.W. to N.W. which still continues, but all the ships in the roads have hitherto rode in sahty. Arrived the Prince Regent Harris, frost Legation for Madras • Princess Charlotte, eastils, front ditto fur Madeira and Tugago ; and Comet,—, for the South Seas - - - VALMOVIV, MARCH Arrived the Triumvirate, Green, front Taragoaa fur Guerasee. By time Princess Charlotte packet, from the Leeward Wined% we learn that the Mau, Irk., was to sail from Sw indon about the 14th or 16th of February last, for Liver pool; Laicism, Cross, fur Leedom, from St. Kitt's, about 26th February; and the Rebecca, Rowe, was to sail from St. Thomas's, for Loodoms, lst March. lIAUWIPCM, MARCH ie. Arrived the Prince of Orange packet, wide a nail from Hollaad. namorre, MARCH 26. Arrived in our Roads the Spanish Patriot, Dwell, from . Cadiz, and has leaded patsragers here; the ship ladirprn- Komp. from the South Ike% has keen supplied with ao.onclior amid cable: both the above ships have sailed this mooning fur the River. weir" MARCH 14. Sailed the Aimwell, Raster; Lively, Baxter; mid Hes rims, Remelt?, the Gresalsod. DUAL, MARCH 40. Arrived sod sailed fur the River, Ike Mama, Tay, from loßbuni. Put hack by contrary wiled% the Plimeais. Thonipsoo, for Mkt; Lord Cathcart, Meow., far Port ; Julio% Mammies. for So. Kitt's • and ramie i. the Doves with the rest af the outward-bound.. She o'CbcA,--The uotward-bonad are preparing to sail. DOUAI, MARCH se. Arrived the Quest treespert, helm Itiseseate ; Le Ree merge Ramose% Faux, from New, heave to Ober', with Was of soils, sod leaky; lewd Mediums Lewis, hose Am sterdam, to Bummedsson, willsiosa at weber mid cable. osseous:so, MARCH 10. Arrived the Lively. Rays% from Lisboa ; Venus, Lowtlwr, from Waterton!; Mimi% Amodio from Bomeitene,• Sitf. folk, from Barbaitoes • Mart h a, C.oglll. and Cerkietkii, Owen, Amu Calmat* ; Dry Harbour Phinier, &wag, from Jemmies; Cordell% 0..., from Gees.; This:vebr, Nosebag, fresollwayrna; Loyal Brno% —, Mora ship; Helea, Hill, from Salve; Active, —, from Jamaica • Newish Patriot, Dowell, from Cadiz; Radius, fiti:n New York; aid Kingston', Leshmam, room ship. Ow Albion, Hall, for Hastlatitgli ; Elias, Hoot, for. Batavia ; Fe., wihtur t far Glernwto 1 Derealt HMI for Lieber I Dirt, Silly, fur Newfoundland ; Pallas, Cie. meat, fur Jersey ; Heroes, Faillant fur Calais Demme, Trouin, Jeffiey, fur Romeo ; and Thlemackus, Rogers, fur Oh Wednesday'as Capt. Ames; Of. York.street; was driving none-horse chaise ideal Orford.striwt. the animal toot fright. and raw with considerable fury thmirds Cavendiehr.squtere mid Meng Marti• met-street, where he'heane quite tmertaisageabee. On wining round one of the corner% the veltithe mine in contb.:t with a cower; dad was npsete Mr: Anus sera Mitch injured 'by the fall, mud itio - rete tied !wine ih a hartney chariot. 'i l l* chaise was cligniagedo INARKE CORN EXC4ANGE. Fn,nAv, Alott I f S 7. . . We had no fresh arrivals of Wheat this morning, cinbe• "wilily line samples sold ion fell Is Clod tre Mt il* WI felon. day. Fine Barley is its doesitil, and 2s. per pi:titer dearer. Harting kw' a quoil Nipple of 04tio, the triode is dill, ei.esnie for fine samples. Roiling Peas'suiniort the!: rice. la 4tlllll and other Grain there is nu alteration. CVItItENT PltteFS O' G llAllq. Foreign Illicat ....Ws 134 s Grey Pea Fine ditto 2:y01020 Fine din,. Enriliab Wheat .... Piek 51, Tick Henn% . Fine ditto Ohl ditto lns IlkLi Small ditto 444 fits kye —s 3ss Old •13141 Fine ditt o ...... .4 Ins Fer,l Oat% ....1ns 24s perky 32. 35s Finednin. 270 22s Fine ditto .. —, 454 I Poland ditto 2ls rlo New ditto.... Mwlt Fine ditto . . iiilj 1 , 2‘ White Pewit NA ler4; 511. sfts Flue ditto .. —4l Fine din.. $Dp 368 Potnt.• .111“, 3low 41, mr Rape Seed, yr► lust —CR nue Flour 7sa Ws Seconds . TO. 7Sa NEW BURY, BERKS. Wheat Oh to fl 7. 0.1 rt. Rye .to —. ed Beans Battey."... $6. to 53. 0.1 Pea. Bread, I. 11141. to 2.. lid. per Gallon. smnsfinELD MARKET, ['away, hlattat 27. This day's market had not a good supply of the vrtriotev kited. of Cattle: See aid Mutton were dearer; Veal is cheaper; Lam) and Pork @import last priers; avid the trade is parrot was somewhat doll.--.llleasles its the Haymarket mare not considerable; Hay, Straw, •ad Clone, hare dropped in price. The undermentioned prices and numbers see ea accurate statement:— . To oink the °Rat per stoue of Sib. Neef....31. ltd. to fis. 4.1. Head of Cottle this day i— ilfuttos .4s. .td to 611. 4.1. feasts.. iamb ...60. ME to Ss. od. Sheep and Lavabo 3,400 V0i1....45. ILL to bs. Ild Calms 310 P0rk....45. W. to do. 0.1. Pigs HAT—MARKEr Hay... St O. Oil. to M. Or. M. Straw Clover 4l. Or. 0.1. to 61.15.. Oil. NEWGATE AND LEAD&NHALL MARKETS. (By thy Carcass) itef Ail to 4s Sil I Veal Mettoo.. 4. 4.1 to Ss Oil Pork Sr 4il to As 4d _ _ . Lamb si. 4d. Ito SA. Od. PRICES tit NAY AND STRAW. IT. J Les. wouvocommt. Hay 41 Os 0.1 to 01 6. Od Hay ..51 0. Od to 61 Os 041 Straw 21 lls Od 10 31 6. Od Straw 21 las 4.1 to 31 34 04 Clover 4l IS. 061 to 61 Os Od Clover 61 Os 04 to 71 0. Od PRICE NEW BAGS. Ke5it....221 Os to 251 Os Susses.. 221 Os to 241 lOs UAW RiDES. Soot Heifers and &errs (ner Ordinary.. 2s ad to t 2' stone).. Is 8:1 to lls nd Market Calf ..0. to 84 earl , NWliege 2s 4d to 2s 8.1 Eng. Horse Os 0.110 9s Ild PRICE OF RAW FAT per stone, of alb. As stated by the Tallow I As state.' brit* &delsere. Metiers. St. James's Market 4s 5.1 St James's Market ..4a 51.1 illsiteeltaitel Market Is 5.1 Whiter Mope! Market 4. 51..1 dare Market lts 04 Average.... 4. Sid Newgate Market 0 OJ Average...—. In 5.1 PRICE 011 TALLOW, SOAP, Sce. per 11111 b. Town Tallow ris 6.1 --,,, NI Yellow Soa p 1 lOO, Yellow Russia 78s 0.1 —* 0.1 Mottled llos WM...1in0.. —I Od --s OA Card 11419 Soap 4600 ....75s 04 —s OA Palm llth Melting Staff 036 04 44s 04 Graves lO. og Ditto rowgh ..4411 04 --s 04 Good Dregs lO. 0.1 PRICE OF CANDLES, From Tallow aimed lers Hall. Price of Camllea. per dozen. IM—Mool•14, 141 Oil. 6(11. per dozen allowed for Beady money. PRICE OF LEATH F.R. Botta, 50 to 5411b5. each 43J to 4 1 .1 per lb. Ditto, 50 to StMs. each..... 40.1 to -d Dresmag Hides Fire Coach Hitler 18.1 to 104.1 Crop Hides 35 to 40 Ih.. for catting 18 ill to 194 Ditto 45 to 501 h. ..... ..... • 191.1 to 10 1 11 Calf Skims 30 to 40Ib• !NI to 421.1 Ditto 50 to VI lb, 27.1 to 31.1 Ditto 70 to 80Iba . VW to 311,1 Small Seals (Greeslsall) 4441 to 41.1 Large ditto Tanned Horse hides . lsd to 11.1 Spanish Hone hides lBd to 42.1 MLR, per Test of 454 Galloss. New Greettl.Wlsale.. 441 —4 Spereatoti. , ll5l —a OW -4 -4 Limore 4 Pak Seal. 4Bl —1 Pale Rape FOREIGN WOOLS, per lb. Spanish %ens, Lessem be 94 a7l Orl &mania 41 34 s as 3il batik 3s 04 a Ss 04 3.04.4.0.1 Saxony, let 6s 04 a 9s ad 114 4s 04 a S. 94 Robesait, Ist Is ar . 3. 9d PRICE OF 3 perCent.Cons. 771 78 I 3 per Ct. N. Ann... 106 I 1031 imp. 3 per Ct. Ann. 77i India Hands.. 83 80 pr. Mi. WILDMAN on 'Wednesday commenced can 'Moist. the filmiest of Colchester, resident in Citelnolford; froth' whom he received the most flat tering 'priintises of support': but there appeared a strong attachment; among many of them, to the cause of Mr. HAliVitY. NEW POCKET.. Kent.... 241 tM to 271 its Swami .. 231 Ot to QM Os Essex.. 241 Os to 2111 Os Earnlsant 241 Os to 321 Os YESTERDAY. South Sea 5t0ck ....86 Ex. Klll.. 2..16 le 14 pr. Ditto,.2 t 6 18 15 pr. Lottery Tie kets , 29/. Jll4. Cons. for Arc.... 75a It):S F. DO N A P. 4 TZ • Ti* Oaithti Potter. gibe 11W following idle story niidot tbt held of Slttgeffirr N'w : lima 'Y or A Lel'Ek FRO% AN INTIFLI.ICIWNT IMINCO sESPILFMAII, DATFO NAITN*2, frpr - - " A Gentleman lately . f.aim Mobile and Si Stephen-, in die Alabama territory, haa informed roe that the French co. hotly on the Tnialaithed was rapidly Mei easing ; that, besides the four townships Uf laud red , .1 to them by the Voiled Slates, Ities intended to purchase .t et AI town ships *ore ; that the persons sat the bead of thus cote/lira". ing people are tuittienaety rich. beim. , Truer. of more Ur 1, milbnus of the clipititatitek of the flank of thetnited tetel !trebles immense Mari ill different Banks in boope; that they have bees exploring she seit.crmst to ach ct a plover plati to erect a ship-ymil ; that tilt*/ have ioi wed a plan to rosette Bonaparte from his priltoll. ',Nell a all illlth.tibtedly succee d ; that they intend bit tiding a fleet of men of war of peculiar cob alt-octet)°, fun building of which about 2,000 staiwearpenters and other tradesmen will 1w employed next winter; that s o soon as this Rees is built, they iulend alarming it with Tanks* tars ; and wish this, mid co-uperalpig forcwi front France sad Italy, sailing tinder various pretence., they calculate to entente their plan. Atechnsties fur erecting steam fur sawing ship timber, bad arrived from l'hilodclohia. —My informant adds, that he has comerswil with some of the most respeelnble Members of the Colony, one 4.4 whom tuld him, that all the Spanish Atnericau provinces had proposed to Joseph Bonaparte, tbrongh agents aNit to Lim at his residence near Philadelphia, that they would rec ogn is e him as King of Spain, and assist with men and u iiiii ry to replace him out the throne, as they can spare both, if a 'evolution takes plate in the mother country; that Joseph's party in Old Spain was very power's), and that there was nu doubt he would he proclaimed King in the comae of the next snionsee by all the disaffected of that country, who were nearly two-thirds of the notion, and that the army would join his party, itc. " Should the expedition against St. Belenx sneered, and Napoleon be once at liberty, I sin of opinion, that the most of the present Ruleta of Europe will, iu a abort time, be compelled to make room for other', and the foutokrs of De mopolis, on Tombigbee, again become the pride and glory of the French nation, and the terror of Earopean tyrants; hut Demopolis would be deserted. Should the p.d fail) it is believed that a large portion of the Alabama territory would be stifled by French emigrants. " Yuur übedietil litinslik servant, " BAPTISTE PIEBEUX " Yesterday Lady Elean.or Inwther,ly cif the Ilan. Lirutenant-Cokusel Lowther, of a son and heir. Ow Thursday, the 26th instant, at h. I in town, the Lady oftiatourl Crawley, F.art. of a daughter MARRIAGE. At Kingston Church, Pintoes, nu Thursday, the 26th in►t. by the tier. Beaset, Thomas Borlw•y, Esq. of Portsmouth, merchant, to Miss Bradley, elikst daughter of James Bradley, Esq. of yortsea. DEATH. Oa Tuesdsy, the *4th instant, at fllsrwell-hall, Hants, after • long aud severe illness, William Lour, Esq. must sin cerely regretted and respected by all who knew him. MGR WATER THIS DAY AT LhNls►N BRIDGE►. Morning 16 after 6. I Evening 48 after O. COURSE OF EXCHANI Amsterdam ....37 28.2 U. Ditto at Sight... 36 8 Amsterdam 11 8 C.F. Ditto at Sight 11 5 Rotterdam 11 0 21J. Antwerp ex.mo. 11 It Haasburgh 34 7 22U. Alton' 34 8 211.1. Paris3daystlate 24 30 Ditto Bourdeaux du 24 50 Fratsk fort on the Maine 143 ex mo. Madrid, erect 4O Cadiz, effect 39 Barcelona erect 4O Seville Gibraltar........ 35 I.4l(hosm ...... 31 No.. art Weer, fed votere " Lire is wily Life, when blest with Health." T HE finest system or Ethics is to eonfine within due bounds, suit thus to regulate the Paasium; un testreiced and insubordinate tlwy impetuously destroy those harriers which Iteligieu and Morality base made sacred; h. Curb, hot nut annihilate them, appears the lesson of pre deuce, best calculated to limit their ellerveseence. Beery disorganisation of the human frame requires ghat medical knowledge to remedy, anti the public welfare is pro moted when Prufeeaional men (disregarding the stiggestititis of the envious and interested) devote .their studies to thr• treatmeet of donee eninplaiuts generated by iniprudencr, mud the ettullition of the pativious at an unguarded moment. " The strength of a nation consists in the health of the pat. pee;" bnt lt is melancholy to reflect un the daily sacrifice to the Hindrance of unto cling ens ; yiielsin, et,d to ettooleivet, as far as possible, its further ravages, we uff , r to suffering hot manity,the result of our own experience in the Vatican Dis eases of Ii hilly. The unwary victim 'of solitary vice (early shinier. , at sebool, before reason lass assert. ti hie right star the mind) ; Will, in contemplating Lis potteries. state, become susceptible of enlivening musalione, its knowing that the most complicated slate of exhaustion may he emoted into timely energy ; intense study, immoderate anxiety, long its:- ilenee in tropical climes, and many other ceases. will :h -ymn/1y derange the Nervous System ; in snub races lee eau hold out an 'estimate of re-animation, by remedies toil have lung cowered the sanguine hopes of patients of hulk Sexes. That bane to human happiness Lees V , mu now he treated feertritsly, the improved slate of Medical Science hue img divested its antidote of those distressing ',overtire that es long resideved its exhibition uncertain sod harassing. tt I! hest explain our method by observing to patients labouring nutter this malady, that a few days only are required 'kw the removal of early symoom.; t Cl5l will yield to our remedies within a mouth, and that in a per son who only suspects 'oneself injured, the itioesse may lie prevented altogether (nom appearing ;—a similar remark ap plies to many other derangements of the Generative Syatrin, as Weakness, Ulernitione, &r. especially Strirturettobstinste Callen of which are daily removed without the use of caustic or stimulants. Some peculiarities iucidritial to the putter sex, have nut escaped our attention ; hs which, mildurai elombiseal with effieacy,• hay auperseded the weaue neually adopted. Its fine, our system is unique, peculiat ly energetic, and eminently sotereeeful. Educate.' iu this our native city; schooled in our prof'''. Mona' attainment by its splendid medical characters ; and having.beew stole, twisonaM, to compare with admiration the British Surgical practice with the Continental, one pre tensions to superiority (its a branch we have selected) are nun lured by experience, which is evinced by the daily applica liens we receive, even from distant countries. (OSS and Co. M .R.C. Surgeons. 13, Boureric-street, Fleet.atreet, Loudon. ••• For the general nceummodation we (1,1 not limit our . selves to statrd periods iNf practir , 11111 may be romulted if all rensollable hours. Country Ransom are rennexted to de. reeihe minutely their symptoms, kc. %ben Medicine, st it ti advice, will be immediately forwarded to uny part of the kingdom. A benkolute Is expected to accompany the case . 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