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('noorts Aartria, France. and E.iglantl. Th• .r... ',yr., 11. id. t".„, and wlarb t it. rt,...tt, Warr 'turn th Etapirist'a• ip rft. 1.1.. E.aptror, by an 111110g7111111 letter add in t'i g , 401.) 'f err of the 11.•,...ei5•1gt. l a rl err . 11•1-1.111n.o.00rtr. hots witarti hi, lioevroial •••••14 Ole Art laltikr Lows to reit* btlit !MO oh-r:: •. It t- sfl tnr,ll that Or 1.40 tattwer trreitersl II t 'twits dr Ceramists. tile Frrittle Atoltwoli!tir. ,- 1 z l i t him ittAittlettotra to fallow thr Rottpr 1,.. la I 141111 !lilt 113 Foterilroory has beets t ,r I,lltr rhorgra lu iissUir nor (7norto. I the winds! scropulionely 1.1 It, sal tlr csigitreisirtite rtouttrartatl wale the 111.. , 11 .1111..1 All the Fla tail Atithastat.. Mt ;lot r% have been charged to give thr s lu il.r sillier Cabinet.. • Clem set 6.sois Totes:bum Asti a forivatr on -111".v1• 4 , 1 bar Emperor on the 2311 of .14iiiinry. in • hr creslentmlii IS Envoy Ex l'ieniootentisity 4.1 the Coin t sit 11.1.1ris.—(BT easels Papers, Feb. 21.) ~~- HAMBURGH MAIL. HANOYFR, FEBRUARY 23. _ . The departure of the Duke of Clarence for 11;...0 t• oot to be so 'tear as %Ho exprctrti. 11.. I:se% 4.1 I jigibleib 11 now entirely terovertql hum b YIt.III 111.1.1.140•111011. PCIIIIVARY Mr. Rose, the Rngh•h Asultssaolor, gave a I'op.el Is ill the day before yr►tr►day, IU honour of the I /slice sind Dowliess of Cumberland, ut whirl) Nlle,t v. wtil► the whole Royal Family, and that el the !;rood I)tike of 3leckletiburg (now 011 a soon hem) were present. - CHRISTIANIA. FEBRUARY N. it Decree of Ihr IHth of leA h, hi• Me. ~t . iit ( ~ tifotoility with the %vial, 11 . tlie I•at •••t t Ilsltl has 1...11 grettotl►ly pleased to order. 1 hal 13 1 . .11 ssfr *lie 14111141 title in the N.irwrgiaii shit;l hr srratigtil, that Norway 1111411 come bti• fiirr Sweden. YR iNKFORT, FIRM' RY 20. IVe lean, that the Territorial Cottonton e here, co.ripos.sl of Ministers from the four Allied Powers, 411%.11 vest iimflf. The Bastash ;1111110er, I,ord leaves us in the course of this week ; mai sriiso IlisashiA l ll, the PrIISSIaII Special Csian• illlsSit.llPr, goes to Belton, to fill his over off.i . c as Alsiisorr. The departure of the Bavarian Mini:— ter, NI. Vl.ll Pfettel, a suilottoterd sib heat at baud. Arel.l4lii.; Its what we bear, Ltnd l ' lmseirt) was she usily sits , of the Ministers of the tour Allied l'inveis, who was provided with slit cull 101 l powers for is (lel. tonlitmle Thi sof the 11i iit%ters of the Inur PUWerr t.retil. to Iniv, P lest to no result ; for Ilse regulation of other sec . ..idling to public papers, %ass rX• ;c.o.{ from sins C , the Missisterfs had 510 its,trsiotomil from their Courts. • . hi Hanover they expret a great change in the piestait formation ni tie Assembly of the Siatra, ale! .prak of si division into two Chambers, &C. hole that the Grand littelly of ilesse will soon repre,•elitative Constitution bret)litelo every da) more probable. It is said that the pre- I... Armory measures are completed, and that the fnl filment of this general wish may be considered as ceriant. ♦IENNA. FEBRUARY 17. Tile exportation of puititiogi., ablator., aistopicp, 41'4!1rr1144:5 1 .1 . C:411%, 41111 copperplate., IHIC NISS. tirst nod in ground all articles of hirro ore or O w ar t., which tend In the ornament of a 5.4 t ,. are prumbite.l throughout the whole Au•1:1n. Empire, upon pain of einiti,cation, or a how of double the worth, with the exception of the work. of artist.. Extract of a letter from a gentleman at 1-larria butu, to los friend in Philadelphia :—•‘ A iwaision 11 W. t'ottsv.res, praying fur the remission of rll4lll Int felted recognizance., lies been presented u, the S. nate. I *a* there when it star read ; it I' molest g. eat ottritsion, eyrie our reeogois tip ohls!etly Iwo of :11r. lounger." the ‘chuoner Cornelia —The' schooner Corn/ let, Halt 111, 61'01 Clllolrslois, 1,11011 10 St. An o s-ti..e, a..., oil the 6th of Janintr‘. ,orasitletl nip 1 4011111 I.l . .asstl elf Little St. Sunnis's. No lines were lasi, 'hough lout little at she c..rgo has becti saved. The (:te d t.llll burnt the hall to the edge f.. 1 r 10.111,10• T of 1411/.11;4 the itoo woo k. I he i 5141.41 i• üb..ut fostrteen feet 4i)s.te high water owl k. is 3 ems ly ito•re.e.ing its I.iZr, unit .seer l'OVeltd etterisi sts fieutt3 gales.. The Caphito esscotortl live day«, during whirl' time lie wee Uithiliit stow, so lieu of which he gave his said, a scanty portion of potter. A tssrt of a 4•0/1111 of runaway negroep, nine in ist..t.l.rr. has 10.r0 14keti by the C 000000 tisa etingt.re to ille 1.1441 of L./mustily*. The chief. whaler sow: Is "lonsint. lists beets upwards of forty guts to she %tooth of shot Island. mud during that woe loss lwen f re quently guilty of as 10111110 W mu rders, hutch. so a, ustil incendiary acts, as it is possible fur this d to coucrivr. Tile terms of the Danish Losn hive hero finally v I wt. sis itIM following form :- 1 rte loan is sis millions wares basics, and is divided non 3.000 of ligiaimaa ut 1,000 snares earb. 2„ The abb.:idiom. bear interest at fire per cent. and are stobarn able to ati psi. by a sinking (owl of one per trial. 3. 1 he loam is taken at par, but by way of boon', a, the soleorribers, bet every obligation of 2,000 owes lisi.cu is L 'Vet. a ticket for a lottery or 1,500,000, nail all IN 12.1., of %. kith tbe Worst Is 400, ■ud the logletat 200,000 inures htneo. 4. These prism, when determined, are to eoustitale am vane. sqrt of 'Attrition', and is will bear an intermit of six 1.4 r cent. Oro S rtoirlay evening -- Ecr . t.ta, the man rtn. Ll •yrd by the bankers in Cambridge to convey I,rror property to oral rrUill Lf.llldOti, IN.st4 rolihrsl of lis pssecri ut tlw Flower P. t lan, Bishopegoi, - suers. I.9llurs, while in the act of putting up hi. I seeping emit. Thr property lost ezeettlo 4,0001. 11,4osigtosic to the three Jiff lent firms. Ito itaurlay i lor last. the lowa, of Mr. Bogies, it max- C... : a 111.1' ut. , l sronmongcs, al Burnham, in Burl -1 .rh•os-hart, ss *sacred Ils) a %Maio, of Ihr narise of /I.m opl, s ps encl. .1 purchasing moor irunissougory, vb.., ki o s k• .1 th.wu 111 .i.iughics sr Ifr Kos and ~.I 41 1 / 1 11:1i• t.. rut loir 16. oaf. Bre acts:suss I,...ssetst a n-141,...5us 5,1 h.-r ItY6IAIIIIII, but the s Maio -cs:n•sl. lisp.. ar. cutts lamed of do you?, wunimi's fie r qrsr). MARKEY'S. From the " Laden Iferroottte Pries Cetrreetref Tuerder, March I. 1819. WEST INDIA AND SPANISH MAIN PRODUCE. c or m—K.l,lgal public sale. hsve taken place sister oar I but, con %%%% ing chip tly ..f middling sad good middling Dorch. and nearly. she allot- was weld at au nitwit-ice of 2s. • per cwt. farealeas and Foreign Coffees remained without sdkratinn. The stock of W. 1 Coffee is now 4,117 ton., being 1,710 less than at this time last year, present prices Ilk. per cwt. • higher. 11. P. SL•nARS have not been in mach demand daring the week, arid browns have Men wild at a redaction of Is. per cwt. vi: lassiale:ss 725. middling St. Kilt's 725. guoil Ja maica $4. p. r cat tonsure SUGARS —4OO ebests Havannith were pat up by public auction, on Thursday last, few were ROM, Mown went from 42.. a 44a. yellow 45••. a 475. low white SMe. a 54.. MI. one lot fine white 05. per cat. In Brazils nothing bus been done, yellow and bruwu are must sinkable, low whites Ming heavily on baud. The stock of B. P Sugar i■ slow 2,570 ranks less than last year's at Oda lime, the present priers rate Is. per cwt. lower, per Gazelle average. 111131 —Holders are Orm in requiring former prices, not withstanding a continued dulness in Its, demand The present stuck of linen 14 12,b50 purkheons, and price of proof. 3s. per gallon. Stock last year saint date 17,293 puncher/nu, and price of proofs 3• per g•illon, he. been sold at P.l per lb. in small quantity. Int:kooks are 'splattered in p..: ea. EAsT INDIA PRODUCE. Sit.o.—Chissa Silk is selling 2.. per lb. higher ; the Bengal Silk is selling 4s. a Us per lb. lower than at the last sale of the East India Company. NORTH AMERICAN PRODUCE. TonAccoo—hurne parcels have changed hands for i'‘. purtattoa, and other parcels have barn exported by the holitcrs themselves, who du nut area disposed to give way further in priers at present. Ames have been in more demand, American Pots have toy a w.ld in quantity st L. a I■ tt I advance upon the priori übtasued at the public sale last Friday. SOUTH AMERICAN PRODUCE. Como% has been almost entirely neglected this week; a (cis Pcrusiiiii hay.. Inn ii !Wirt' for export. About 1,600 bales Surat, 450 3ladrar, and 240 Diligals were brought forward on Friday by lie. East India Company and others . ; pint of the &URI/ and Iladras were withdrawn before the sales commenced, soil annexed are the particulars of what wile mild, which are at prices vsiying fioni Id. to 11d per lb. Willer the Pale of the lath of homily last. and chit Ay o:icii on spernlatims ; 300 Pernams are advertised for piddle sale lon Friday next. The sal. II of the week, duty paid, :ire 12 New Orlcans, fair ; 230 Peniamhneeo. fair In good 91,1. a , fine 22d. ; 70 Mina, fair I7ld. ; 100 De no lan and Rerhire, ordivary middling, 14id. a 16do fsir 16:d. In hood. 1,100 Sutra', ordinary to middling 7d. a Sp. raw to good Oil. a 10.1, fiue 10/d. all ; ROO Bengal, or. 'hoary to muddling, M. • 011 , good S.l. ; 400 Surat (per E I. Cu.'s sale) middling to Lin. 7 id. • 814 , fine 1014 ; 100 Bcogal (per ditto) ordinary to middling bid. a 60. RA ITIC PRODUCE. TALLOW on the .put is more in demand for the Soap Roam., but Oleic ie uothilig doing to arrive worthy of v. mak. BRITISH STAPLE. ARTICLES. • f SCOARd —fhe Armand fur good Brown Lamps kns ratio. r revived, say from Ms to 10Is.; very ordinary Browns are dull of pale, as sell as ordinary single loaves, St 103 s. a 1044.; thrre are bungs of /wilt r goods at reduced pliers, say 'gingko at tiled. and klanshro's at 108 s. to 109 s. There are buyers of MOLAIIRIS at 325. but uo sellers under 32. Oa. per cwt. i OILII Oil IS dull of sale for home use, bat in brisk demand for export at 32g. 10s. without casks; the stock is now notch rriluccd. Steil Oils arc very dull, and the prices are declining. LIT ERPtitil. REPORT, rtaftVART 27. ! We have bad a very limited demand fur COTTONS during ! the week, and the business done was inconsiderable until Thursday, when several large parcels were forced on the market. consisting cilia fly of middling to groad Mannheim' at 17.1. • 17! ; 4. and fair Pernams at 104 a Ind, of which sorts nearly 1,5e11 hags were sold at these rates. The total entre are 7,001) bags, consisting of 2,01.10 Boweds at 111.1. a led.; 350 Orleans. 1541. a 191.1.; 35 Tennee• N. es, 13.1. • 14.1.; 60 Sea Islands, 2s Bd. a 35.; 26 'mill ; ill 23.1.; 1,171) PerllllllllS 194. a 21.1 ; 370 Bahia' 17d. ItilJ.; I,SnO Mvraraluirus 1711. a 1811. ; 60 Minas 15/d. ; 60 De siternras 170. a 191 d ; 60 Sunnis Aid. a 10d ; 953 Bengal!. 6!,.1. • 94. per lb. The market was more steady ‘e , trealay, anal there appears is ss disposition iu the holders ' to force sales at tie low prices of Thursday. The imports are, Bast India 3,362 !rags; Urrneraras 119 ; New Orleans 513 ; Chia-lesion and Savannah 1,466; other parts of the U. N. 1,498 ; Boards 2,202 ; %merrier° 44 : total 9.234. The market fur B. I'. SERAIL continues area y fiat, two pub lic. masks have Ire. u bruteglit forward diarist the present week, vax. 100 Trinialads and 260 l/eneeraras, of which 150 casks only were soh!, chiefly of middling quality, front 77a. a Ells. blown qualities; of which the stock oust principally consists, ale extremely dull, mud usasalawble al the present prices. In East holm and Fula ago wits, as well as Molasses, nothing 1. 41 he ro atone. The bac.iness to Coffee was very limited au -1.1 yestra ahoy, when 3rt casks and 320 hap of Dutch were put up in 1244r1l ~,,, sod sold at a realortauss of 4s. a Is. via. o. dinar y to veey good cerlilit al falsity I tOs. to Itts. middling 135. to 1 10e. 0 casks w the husk 755. anal growl triage (on e. itifieil) sat inns. In Llama's'!" and tuber Foreign aorta we have lead nothing done 40 Ismael* and 120 bags damaged Pimento have Wen 5.4.1 for arcomit of the Underwriters from f. 1.1. to 74.1. per It.. ; MI barrels and 70 bags wood were taken in at 9il per lb. for waist of buyers. Coma and Gioger sae without inquiry. 730 bar of East India Bice were offered at trublic !ale yiateralay, but only 1315 bale of good kite Bengal were sold at 935. M.; the rein lender. not of equal quality, were taken in at 225. !tom we have had nuthimis 'Ming. The sales its nyewoods . ronsist of 80 tone of good Cabs at 111 12. Oil. a 121 ; amid shout 30 loos of MOM regent IVasol, at 20/. Its. 6.1. a 2141. per tun. Ashes are ea. tremety dull of sale, and declined 2a. prr cwt.; Montreal Put• have sold at 49r. a 605.; Bth.tons at 635. 400 bungs of Turpentine offered at public sale were withdrawn; and 400 barrels of wrecked Tar, sold on account of the Under writers, brought 15e. Pd. a Ifis. 6d. *vend parcels of fair to good B. A Hides have been sold this week at lid a Red.; hut mWrllisig sod inferior qualities are dull. Tallow conti nues without alteration. TIN, demisted fur Tobacco has hems principally moaned to few orders fur shipmeed at low prices; the trade purchase very sparingly, and ouly for their immediate wants. There has hem • runiiimed ihillneas in the market fur Grain dur ing the week, and prises of Wheat have agaio declined 2d. in Int per bushel. Oats are also to be bought on lower terms, the supply being large, particularly of the inferior qualities. Americas Floor is dull of gale, sad prices Wanly supported. Postscript, Turas', Merck 4 1, ISIS, Farr e'Cloek. 8 8. ikMest..—A mitotic ask u Barbarism took place to. day, which west off wrli u respects bee madity,but inferior descriptions were suld eat of proportion lower, makimi a of fall Is. per cut. ow the latter from the preceding tale. The private contract business is the raw market was racy limited. Curse prices are somewhat firmer, but there is still so much asemiality is the market wi to reader it impossible to quote prices with the usual precisiow, am ockiwwledassest which will of manse seduce cantata is prumedisa at peewit. MUNDT is goaded at a reduelion of Id. per gadon from our Mar, bet die &usual i. sui• solid widen equally dull. Guava remains ia prices, bat apt seedily sale able. MONTHLY AGRICULTURAL RRPORT. As the ports will mow remain shot until Ilw '2211 of May, the state of the markets will he the best guide as to the poodare of the last crop. Mitch has beers said of late ma the subject of false overage., and the ports !icing themes? kept open; hat, from the general 111 . 111, of the r 000000 loy, tile pro e of broad corn has been fall as hittli as could hr bgrise ; as to new Parliamentary regortitions in 11w rase, all who know the nature of markets have bug been convinced Hort each legislative attempts are warless, and even abso lutely far6ral. According to reports from most parts, the haekwardeil wheats are the . foricareFerl, that is to say. in the road In perfection; the most forward and taxis, Mut be ing in a fitter state fur May than the present month, and crossing apprehension of pest danger, shomld April and May prove cold and woogenisl. The wheat. bare been at tucked, it is said, by the wire.wortn, MOTs probably the slug, and they err in the foulest state that has been seen fo► many years; a real misfortune of the broad•csst farmer, bat a foul disgrace to the pretenders to drill has. baloolry. By grarrol report, wages are very low, sad many wretrheol labourers, in most parts, its a slate of mendi cancy, which must inevitably lead to dishonest—in more appropriate languageoratiortusate mimes. In all this dis tress, universal plenty! The high price of seed-beans has greatly extended the practice of dibbing, sad both beans and pease ■re above ground, its some very forward lands. The /allows fur the Lent earls are all in good audition, mad every appearance in the country would be most prosperous, were it nut for that go Motion( load of taxation which is gra. dually, but certainly, exhausting its lifeblood, and with whirls, uational or general prosperity eau never possibly co exist. IRELAND. DUBLIN. FEBRUARY 24. We unde►stand that Judge Day, who, lately re tired from the Beach, is shoot to take his stilt in the 'louse of Cronin°ifs for the borough of Tralee —Mr. Denny, the late Member, having accepted the Chiltern Hundreds, and ■ new Writ being ►s. sued.-- (Cork Snookers. Itepoter.) TIPPERARY ELECTION. The Et in .ection for ■ Representative to serve Patliament ;or this county commences at Clan mel on Tuesday next. Tim Caodirlates are, the Hon. Francis A. Prittie awl the Right Ibis. Wil liam Bagwell. (Freeman's ✓owrnal., It is with much regret we have to state, that letters have been received in town putting the lon of the Berwickshire beyond doubt. She was 10-t it appears, MY tile coast of Wales. and noise of the persons on tptiorJ were saved.—(Cork Advertiser.) LAW INTF L LMENCE. VICE-CIIANCEI.I.OWR COURT, I,vicoLs'a-Nx, WEDNESDAY. MARCH J. nig (Imam' ilir Vice-CHANcr.t.T.ott wag (wen. pied onUl three o'clock to lie.trot:: voltott cau•rr, or uu otttrest excribt to the port leo entices lied. C.4.1111111116F. FrmtuAnv 24 M. lire in ann , •nnrr, that the valtisFila Orient/II MSS. litquendittl Iu Iln4 t'n:v,•rs ilr b% 41.1r bratrol A6ienn trsvetl,r Florckhar4t, r•oicessina iiiroarda of 300 volernom, have safrly arrived, awl are inns &pinned in the Politic Library. Mr. Francis L. liolyoake, of St. Joho's College, was on Wednesday last admitted Bachelor o f A r i a , SC/RILARIIIIIPi —An elefinni iof Into Seth/Info upon this foundation will take place on Friday, the 26th of March. COURSE OF EXCHANGE. During the last week the course of exchange with Flaniburgh mid Paris improved in a slight degree ; foreign gold was stated at 4/. Is. 6d. and silver bud fallen our halfpenny in the ounce. The change, though trifling in itself, we hail as the promise of further improvement in our markets, and as offering a means, if wisely and judiciously pursued, of etfectitig an alteration in our pre sent monetary system. The fall in the price of silver gives us the comfortable assurance that we shall not immediately lose our silver cur rency, which has cost the nation so much money, and which only waited the difference of an addi tional penny in the ounce to disappear as rapidly as •hr gold coin which came into the world a few year. since, and was instantly driven from meek ( by the injudiciously large insure of paper money that at the same period inundated the country. Large quantities of dollars, we under stand, were imported on private account during the week. The great demand fur gold and silver by Russia has for some time ceased, and consi derable sums which were sent from Great Bri tain and France to Russia on speculation, found a less favourable market there than was expected. and have returned. Thus, therefore, has terminated one of those great pecuniary tranwctions of foreign Governments which were supposed to have so much► deranged the money markets of Europe— indeed, that which was generally believed to have had, from its relent and from certain geographical and commercial circumstances, the most extensively injurious influence. This event must, no doubt, weigh considerably with the Parliamentary Com. mitten, or rather with Parliament itself, when called upon to determine the fate of the Bank Restriction Act. The only remaining great pecuniary operation which might be supposed capable of influencing the price of bullion and the course of exchange, is the payment of the contributions to the Allies by France. But the payment of these sums will, in pursuance of the terms of the Convention, be made by instalments. each at so great a distance from the other, that the medium with which oue instalment shall Ise paid, might, if were 'accessary to snake the payments in Paris, be conveyed back to that city f►►r the purpose of paying the instal ment following. But we know that the monies due to each of the four Powers will be paid in their respective capitals by bills. so that no gold or silver will be required in the transactions; besides, it is to be remembered that a very large sum of the total to be paid by France must come to this country, so thet the operation of payment may be expected rather to improve than injure the rate of our market. Sn►llicient time remains be. tigress this and the period appointed for the expira tion of the Bank Restshrtiost Act for the market to suffer a very considerable change—and, under the present aspect of foreign affair., there is every cause to hope that the change will be favourable. Nothing wino capable of preventing it but that either the Bank of England or the country banks should considerably enlarge their issues. Such an occurrence undoubtedly would have the effect of raising gold and silver to any price---high in proportion to the extent of throe issues, and the course of our foreign exchanges would iii the seine proportion appear to be unfavourable; but should the Beak Committees of both Houses of Parliament. or the House of Commons, ex press an opinion hostile to the centinuatiou of the present restriction, we veuture to affirm that gold and silver would rapidly fall to the Mint price.. In such au event the Ministers would of course be compelled to reduce the expenditure of the errantry, fur the Bank of England could not consistently with its awe safety accommodate Gove►umeot to the same extent as it does at preseut. This is the evil trolly contemplated by the Ministers, against which they wish to provide, but which. as it would confer au absolute benefit 011 the cout►ny, ought to induce Parliament to withhold its eduction from the pro. posed alleallUfre Two fellows, armed with sticks, entered the house of Mr. MILLET, a fernier, nt Arodon. new Tot. teridge, on Sunday night, fastened him into the kitchen and beat him until they left hint fur dead. . . It is strange that no attempt was made to rob the hops., and the ruffians, on leaving at, wished the maid-servant good night, and expressed themselves satisfied with revenge. It is extraordinary that Mr. W. who remains in a very had state, did not know even the persons of the ruffians. We are requested to inform our Re4ders that Messrs. COOPER nod Co, Soreenos, of Charlotte. Moose, (:oat Charlotte-street, Blackfriarsanad, hive, in conseineace of their exteusive pottier, and fur the ammo modelion of patients at the West End of she Tow u, established • Medical Hoard iu Wood/duck-street, Oxforil-street, a few doors from Buad-street,wheres Physician of 40 years experi ence, and a Surgeon of crest enduenre, reside, and where all the Board alternately attend, the whole of whom are /goobers of the Royal Colleges. That thinmanda have been etatened to perfect bridal loy their smiled talents is univer sally acknowledged, wisoy of whom had beers discharged from Hospitals, and otherwise improperly treated.—They are consulted at Woodstock-Moose, Woodstock-street, from Eight in t h e Morning moil Eight at Night ; and at the Medical 13411114, Charlutte.hnusr, Illnekfriars-rod, from Twelve till Eight in the Eveiliog —Mechanics have advice gratis every Everting from Six till Eight, at bulb homes, and un Sunday Moonily until Turks o'Clock.--N.B. Messrs. COOPER and (O. Mg to observe, they have an conoesicaa with any New Courtin ; therefiwe all letters are to be directed to Charlotte-house, adjoining Bleckfriars-mad. —Lectures on Ruptures. and slur on the Treatment of • Certain Dimaisc, will be J./jeered at kott, boons refry sodas sod Asinine. COURSING RXTR.4OR DI NA On Saturday lad, as Mr. Parker, of Bow, Cumberland, was hunting on Whitemoss-rigg, with a (ample of greyhownds, he Marie,' a hare which directed her coins, towards Baldwin holm, from titmice towards a wood, the property of Sir W. Briacu, where one if the dog was throws§ off; the tither, of • known bottom, twinned h s game along the plantstion In near Newby Cross, where the hare took the high road leading in Wigton, and was killed, after ru 111 l ing re than a mile direct on the above toad. The dog, though of incredible swift ness, was never seen to omit the hare the whole length of the course: yet being known by hay log the sagacity of carrying hares to his master, whew killed, on this occasion he con tented himself by laying down by puss's aide quite exhausted, 'her running upwards of three miles. Thottzli Mr. Parker has followed field sports upwards of sixty years, be never vitaliser( a close equal to the above. A PITIABLE CASE. On Monday, the 15th last, Mary Cheadle. a female servant, about 19 years of age, was convicted at Otley, by cite Ices. Thomas Wilson, of Kildwiek, and Win. Cun E.% of Arldiiighaen, on the inform:o4m of Sir Henry Carr llibetson, of Denton Park. But. of having violated a con tract of service she had entered into with his housekeeper, and was comolitted to the Nonacid* Cori retina as Wakefield, fur the term *dune mouths The young woman, in her defence, •Ileged that slur had only agreed to go 1111011 trial, and that upon consulting her mother, it was thought the place would nut suit her, and that a message to this effect was sent so Denton Hall. Mary Cheadle afterwards engaged bar maid to Mr Rose, of the Devonshire Hotel, Skiplon, where she received ■ summons to attend a meeting Of OW Justices at (Itley, to answer to a complaint preferred against her by Sir Henry Can Ibbetson; upon receiving this numinous, a letter of apology was written to the Baronet, endeavouring to excuse the cuuduct of the young suntan, and expressing a wish that he would not proceed to extremities wills her. The Baronet, however, was inexorable, and the following week she was dragged by a warrant to Utley, from which place she was committed, at we have before staled, to the House of Correction at Wakefield—to a receptacle of pro stitutes, vagrants, mod fekins—a prison which intelligent and considerate Mrgistratea consider as unfit, even fur the re•si deuce of cuiivined felons, and where, from the crowded state of the prison, classification is impossible. In this abode of vice and infamy, this innocent young woman wool necessa rily have associated with the must abandoned of her sex, to the injury and probable ruin of her murals and her character We understand, however, that the Governor of the Prison, with a humanity and discrimination which does him I has received her into his own family, ■nd saved her fr that degradation and ruin which was likely to be she result oiling punishment. The friends of the young woman' are very re spectable, and the mother of the girl is almost heart broke.* at the indignity ,ffered to the family in the person o f her child. This extraordinary committal has excited much conversa tion, ■nd though some difference of up' may exist as to its legality, there is, and there can be, wily one opinion as to its inipolicy mid *net ity.—t,teeda -Phenol.) MARKETS. PRICES OF HA' IT JAN res. Y AND STRAW. 1 WIIITFCHAPFL. tiay.. 6/ It., shl h. 71 Ifte 04 Shaw II 184 0.1 ks 3/ 9. 94 Clover Si OA 04 it) 91 9. 0.1 Hay 11 10* Oa to t 4/ Os thi Straw 31 34 041 to 31 12. 0.1 Clover7/10% Oa to 81 Os 0.1 rnom iraisniv NiGurs lIANKRITVITILS F.NI.ARCF.:) zor,rer John {froth, of thinr I str.oo. Ebtoreser Rohertmos, of Sinochentt r. • oil. •pitittrr H4NKRUPTCY surrtm:two, Japanll Trifoll um, now/ or late or ol rct Gus f, Wert, Me.l.llclex, Lus'dm DIV(DF.N 0%. Mardi it. D. Fowler and A Au-ile, tife fGr trtrhn, garret, boohoo, ittetchaota, at tied r, it V. 3lareh 11. J. Robert:am and J. Stem, IA 1., ,,..„ IS London, suertitaula, at twelve, !.1 March 27 J. Wiliest, of St. , bottles, at elevi..., al Guildhall, 1.- March 23. G. Allot. of Grecu•icb, it tiou.# .11, at (ittildhall, lAnoloo. March 23. C. of BkhonazateAtrett dots, merchant, ut ticv, us, at Got:l.lb.+ll. March, Y.I. T. Barrett, of Upper Gvurge.rtrePt. St Al , r‘.l. Irene, 31i4bIleaux, ttuther-tueschust, al twelve, .3 (...a _ . ;. %, hall, London March 23. J. 11,11ver, late of Lloyd's Ctift ., e-lioule, Loudnn t iniurasice•hrtiker, at view's, at March 19. J. Ilan lodge r hoe of Stow nu tll4 %Vl , l 1 , rei..6l - carrier, at ten, at the %Visite Ft Ell 014111. March 15. J. Kendall, of Exciter, statomy, at ta rive, at 01,1 London Inn, Exeter . Mardi 2S . V. Smith the yonnirt and .1 ILunp.Lir or Kirkbartoti, Tias k, at tireire, at the S 4'll No, uddert.ft, Id, YAP k. Mai .la 25. %V. Dawton, iherhy, )'uric, clears', at the Ilulel Inn, Leedt. March 113 G. itor4 rg, of S,ath Anahm, YHk, rivilt,t(), at two, at the Town hall, Sheffield. CEIII I FICATIIIS —7llaacm A. Rn 454.11 sail J. It to‘ss Pen. lilt, citinin . il . tinly,iirsys. —R. S. Joln.sein, at Great Yarminsih, r r J. Clinks, of l'sctlisini, Sunilistuin ~,,, tainwr —J. It iiknoni, W Nurne, ao I J. Wilkinson, 4,1 Fro.li‘-.1 , 0..?, M•re111411111PM1•11 —J. Van 311illiugeis, of 11...?. I 11l c., t ..ar• snertial-rust. SLP.dlr€rz,jewtller.--w. Holman. of . 1 oii.,•, D ev irosmnitrrr.—J. /latent ,n. idr Si. Joksii•strerl, Writ S.nitlifirld, N.JAlcarz, brass-founilcr. Dorn!. On Tuesday, the 2.1 oodloo, in Coven , ll.h-square, 'he Lady of Adantcrl J. F. Dou4los, of a dauglot r. M A RR !AGES Al th^ &Atoll Amhas.ador'.., at Pad., no Frisks, the 17ib of Fehrisery Sept, Orioles Shakerly, ..f C. Shakurly, 1•:1.11. of Sh:rk,rly, nt 11w county of Lau :..or, and at &ITC. ford-hall. in the county of Chester, niokelle It. sahr I.3*Avary, Holy ilauchto r f the bal.” D'Aves y. The ',ride wee given awe) , by his (loyal II _h o .,* the Duke of Gionce.i, r. The Mike de It. rn, 11,tist Guiche, and truism oilier illavtriutts personage', kon.•er..l the ceremony with their Kest nee. On the 16th ultimo, at Si. .14ine.i's Chorch, M r . G.-int.:it MiDonald, of Jenny:. •trrel, to Aun, aecund daughter of Mr. Thos. Hill, of enckepur-strett. PRI( E OF RAW As stated _by the Tallow %Tellers. et. James's Market ..4. 7.1 it hiterlAaptl Market 4A gid Average.... 41. 7il 'A r, per stogie of Ills. As stated by the llotehe.s. St. James's hlwrket.. 4s 7.1 I Whiterlmpel Market 4s 13?,11 lAverage PRICES OF TA LLOV Tow\Tallow 79r. 6d —r ud Yellow Russia fl. 0.1 0.1 White ilittu...64s Od —a Od Soap ditto.— 04s Od —a Od Melting Stuff 54. 04 —a Oil Ditto rough.. 36. Od —a Oil ', SOAP, Sw. per 11216. Yellow Soap 9M Muffled Curd Me i Pulite Grails 24s __■ q Good Dregs law 0; PRICE► OF HOPS, per Cwt. 11 VW MO S. NEW ►OCK ►TS. Kent.... SI Os to Pr Ills Kent.... al io. to Pr th 6aseex.. tPs to el 011 Fttsn. x.. 4. to 71 Os Essex ....01 Os to 01 Os Essex .. 0/ Os to 7/ los Farnham, second, 9! fa to 101 1051--fine. 101 10. to II! 1 Is Foreign Po. kegs 31 161 to 41/ 10s. COAL SIARKILT • Nl•octi 3. Pio, at Market. Ship• lillid. Pelf e. 30t liewessile 3 flootterlasol DEATHS, On the 17th February, at Portlawl-place, Hammersmith, David Cooper, Esq. silk-mercer to his Ifajesty. On Thureday, the 25th ult. at 11reymnsith, Francis Wit limn Schuyler, Esq. of Wortland-house, Dorsetshile, one of big Majesty's Deputy-Lieutemania and Jobtices of die Pace for she said county. At his house iu Petcksille-street, Dublin, Richard Dease Esq. Surgeon and Profelimir of Anatomy. 11"):41 C01:t4.. or Survont, in that city. The death of this GelillelAlM 1.:14 occasioned by a slight puncture of one of Lis Holm!. oho t.e gave himself, when in the act of digsectim, o 0 11oud:.y se'unieht. Erysipletlatons inn utilisation was beieby ?in duced. which terminated in gangrene. dt flolnwood, near Henley, nzed ;7, Ensign Kerr, 85 t 14 root, eldett moo of Lord Hark Kerr. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON MIDGE. Merniug 33 afte► 7. Evrwing 3 •Ilrr ti PRICE OF STOCI :KS YESTERDAY. 3 p►er Cent. 731 I Bank L. Ann. ICJ 11-16 74t 731 74 I Imp. 3 'per Ct. Attn. 72 3 v.•r Ct. C00t... 7:3! 4 -1 I Indio Stock :NO 421 •d 2 Indio PI • 73a 74 31 per Ceilt..... £ l 3 821 I Old Annuities 7.1: 4 per Cents. 91;.. ) , )2 I I.:x.11111s, 1•2 ti 51,1.1'0. N. 103.1 I Coos. for Arc '3,1 r 3 104 103 i 104 L I 74 73ii 74 COURSE OF FACHANI Amsterdam,C.F. 11 6 Ditto at Sight 1l 3 Rotterdam II 7 Atitwerp rx•wo II S Mambo' gli 34 Alums 34 1 Paris3day's date 23 70 Ditto Rourdeaux 410 24 Eraukfort ma the . _ M aisle ...... 1404 Madrid • . • 3 Cadiz Rilboa Wirireluaa 34 ILrghura E, TVCSDAT, MARCH 2. Genoa .. 47; Vruicc Ital. 1 1v• 24 t4O Malta 541 Naples . Palermo 12:41 per us. I Asloon .... 58 Oporto 581 Rio Janeiro.... 64 DuLlio lO Cork ... • •• • • 101 ISt 1.13011. Portugal Gold iu t. s• rt. Coin, per us.., 0 0 is Gold iu V.i- s 4 1 0 New Doubloons. „,0 0 is New Dollars.... h ti Nilver iu Dart. 0 5 7 New 61111.1 each. 0 No m. 5... in the Uritish Entintr hive her. , inure dislinvii.lied for their taleniv and their (anne than the celebrated M . CURRIE and C.. ;u. Wirt the envy or private individuals , nor the iltialealliao lifvesli•riat iil4 of opponeals, have atirctedi their reputation, nue takeu f theta their extensive popularity. As reign:ally ..luestiest Sweets*, and Members of the Royal Colleges of Lund.. • mud Balinlsorgh, nail hylililbX a C0ati:066.104 at, his Ill a jesi,•4 Service, Messes, Currie and Co. lay claim to 11.1111)1' ac quirements, and enjoy a snow deridrd wet . ..centre uVer other pnctitioners. The prompt deensiosi with which they invariably set, insures to them the pub!sc confidence; sod during so long • p.aenee in thus, the first metropolis in the world, hey have been enabled to make many vale; ahie di.- coveriessudinupu.taut improvements in the cure 1A.4 Outdo! Cumplaiuts, Nervous. R.lau ttiuns, Debility, [salmons' Consumptions, &mimes of the Urethra, &c. free. By thi se *ulterior plat. of ItealllKill,Sditrtures,ulh..wever long stains. Mg, or of the must inveterate kind, are speedily and ps - maneatly cored. fu early caves of Syphilis, a opt edy cur; , s compkted in the short period of two d a y s , no d i „ !Zan ail more complicated mature, where other pract ono r • have failed of success, a proper perseverance in their l osn.,tt treatment ensures to the Patient a pcarrt re.establishmeni. Tu those who are label', ins ander a general or local .lehility it will be immolator, to know, that in place of lassitude *Ed relaxation Messrs. Currie and Cu. offer Isaias heald strength, and vigour. Patients of either ten may consult Messrs. Carrie and 01. with the greater. seaway, delicacy, and honour, at thew biome, No. 107, Halton-einiiro, where sheer diplomas, •••• - silicates, and testimonials may he 'Urn. The terms arrows• ueratiou are plainly stated on the first interview. Paso .04 ist the CullUtry stating their 14%4 4 and ellaUllitlX a,. mitt.. • Re advice sad witsdlitrinca, the same will be given or II • WI parts of the World. LONDON: Welded sud Publishes at she (Wks., Nu I -'• Suomi; Aare Adveisse.seents are recessed, au. . west be addressed.— C. lir/ITO, element's sus, Jr'.'vslort, N. 1 17. 41';'4• PulA•ihri •I 1 )1 11" Neu CA I 1 St Fu tra ( hi Pia Re M M 4 :