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. . • a little chaise. He told her the coach was ready i by *hi. h rite wa. to It o lu Blitiiiisghaffl. and that hw *milli meet leer there that night. He gave her ti/ In pay ler eepessses„• sod he conducted her he Ow Saracen's 11-ad Inn. where he took the key of leer soastrs's elope from tier, and agreed to vesielsset tlw children home leistoelf. She went to Birentst e tham, where lobe fouled slit had been rho teived. Need ret nrewil gioise !stows, ose the Wednesday. ( ern:shard •by Mr. Atros.ruus —lt was the 11 1 -i-osier who Ares. the eh Weer boot Smithfield to sew Smartie's , The letters ituoloring mercy. written by the Premier to Mr. lihNanserit mid Mr. Horsley, were these put in sesa read. The tweeter the prosecution was then closed. The Prisoner was then called upon, ur his de. .fence. lie inimellestely took from hie pocket a toll of prover mot opened it, Mr. Auutpnus,. oleo wog Coneforl (with Mr. ANDaews), begged to :;ay' that he was ignorant of the contents of deisieeper. : The Prisoner these ,reitl him defence from the mamoseriso. 'He implored, in the first iessiance, !lest the Jetty woldil banish from their salads all ',w indier which ruight leave hero excited ley the peer. 'lid statements of his conduct which bid gone abroad, and he entreated their attentiou while reoleavonseil to place the crime to his cleirge hs a esfierriet !rosiest of view front that its which et was represented by his Prosecutor. He these went into coss.telerable detail respecting the personnel and 'freehold pr ,terry of leis father, which he stairs! to have been rosesedrrable, and the greater part of which Mr. Dignum the singer, became passeswil of. Mfr deortihett leis tether to have become, towards the close of his life, very feeble in his Invited frculeies, rod he very severely erotism's' the cowbell of Mr, pigment. ies a number f private faMily matters which In. narrated. He described the step,. he had taken, with et view of recovering from Mr. Dignoni 'certain property of which In. became possessed, and his bring, isi the end. compelled by poverty to compromere his right with that gentlemen' for a cuss, of ttttt eery much inferior to what he *wiled to he the amount of his just climes. He admitted tie having acted wrong in carrying off Mr. Horsley's child, but ins denied that his guilt deserved the colour whirls lad been put upon it by his Pro. -secutors. lie had beets changed with • waist of feeling Nod lionsairty. The leeest answer to that . was, the care sod kinstnews hr had sliewes the child while in his possession. He had been also charged with sbassilmong the female child ewer the Ayluen. and leaving it so its fate. This was also a caleelsood. He pressed the girl, ies the first place, to leave the child at tlw greets-grocer's where Mr. Hursw ley's family dealt Mertioubury-looe,but OW refused, need when In. eventirelly left the child sitar tier Asy. lune, hr stopped at the opposite side of the road un til he saw three well.dressed females come up and lake charge of it.. He then stated, at Week he restrrposed as, delay to Mr. Horeiley's Identity of the child. soul Owes received from Mr. Horsley the striengeist asettraoces of pardon. Ise canelu►iun. lee uhrrrtrrl that his provocation to commit Ihr UMW least been great, mid his soilesequeest pneesslsmeut signed: In. 11.s1 suffered *ix moieties' einproseonsueut..- I.s• iafaW repeld load died to the prisms, *here Isis wife hail hero realise. d cis a viewer of participating in his guilt. Under ibsue rercesuptruces, hr Ml t.lino the Costal and the Jury to take a wervilul c 00000 Or Isis owe. . . In the course of this uddress the Prionotr was or icasiooally .rs •Ifected us to rhed flood. of tears, and he repeatedly Iworme iududible bout hi. dinettes. Wore. hr lord liirialred, . . Mr. Horsley rose, and entreated !tennis.' to veply to the seatemetet ilia& by the hammer of titter family re urea, Hut the Court refused to hear a.ty thing WI MAWS so iflrtiellent to the present itoriry. Mr. Justice BAT LEY then briefly recapitulated the evidence In the Jury, who nestatotly returued a in rani of Guilty. The Learned Judge three addressed the Prisoner in the T.ittowitig terms:— " Chinks Rennet, ynn here been convicted on the clesiest evidence of • clime of the utmost magnitude, • crime which precludes the resii. in!ity of your receiving any mercy. You have sunken at great length of the provocal which Tim rs present yourself to have rev caved front the infliction of ;aerate wrong--but that cool not justify the crime you committed—und.r any ciictsiustances you had no eight to be your nivel avenger. Wpitleo. what satisfaction had you to y our power to give for the possible cense. 'rpteecss of your act. The inertias of the child might have died, or lost their frames no account of his lots, at how could you repair such an ore -,r. relicts'? In the proper time you will receive your •-eitence; but I owe it to public justice to to yoti nu*. that the roll measure of punishmetit which taw moot& will he adjudged in your cam-, ilia your fade will be transportation for 'ryas y ea r s ," The Prisoner. was greatly agitated. The Court was (rum • very early hour crowded 'hy ladies, slimy or whom were obliged to stand in the dar-k. the body of the Court was so filled. A line di Id iseAhe arms or a female attracted consi de.shir attention, frets, • whisper havitig gone round that it was Mr. Horsley's. The Detects WA* CfOlide'd with Magistrates. CVRIOVS CASE. Ihtmenk Dmrliey, a young woman, wait es:sitalle insliet• ed for ear Moog a ring, %aortae N.. Gd. privately, iss ti.e shop of .Suss Ito m.ke, his pi overly 11w Prosecutor's ails teem: a jeweller's elm!) at Column_ ton. On the 3.110 f Apro! the Prisoner, mill a 1,,r1 .. , .oust 14 'ems of age, came tos the shop, and asked to to .k sts worse rieza ; th. ywere ilww• sumac, end the Pri , omer asked the girl if else had Ike our ;Knead mote? Ti..' girl will she hail soot. that the person outside of the wiushow bed it; the ir said they would b.: hark ia a few Mitigates, awl they we'd In a third person outside. Mrs. Prueeks them 1. mood she ring, and accused the Prisoner seed the g.el wills lossog stooltn it ; they declared they bad tool, an.t ofireed to toe smelted. mull wrat into the slum fur that ;mums& ; but ~lrs. Orueeks told them it was mostecemey that they •houlol grip, a'. the had no doubt but they ha.' th•poseel of it to slur thief amistan ; And Ihteatelied to send for a eon- Itabk. The Poisoner three implored mossy, and kohl Sirs Brooks if she would go with her In her lodgiro4. in a •Iteet of w huh she tfol not hums the tissue, bust it would lad lake her Moore auto a opt arler of an holm, she Kim IA pa) I.er for the msg. Sirs k. atcoulougly arefanipailled lure Its lAIIII/010 illrlopihr (a distance of four mot s r, ism her h i ma.) whore a dray seas paamsg. moil the Poisoner jtstioped 'moo is, ear, stir 111011.1 ill a SIXIII6I•Aut higprr, and lee ii.h.pri; as biases, shush ism away. Mr. Haulm gut us pull a comb and looloomed the Pelsoese b. Ism u. The P. Is 00000 r Ara %el' I 1111./ 11 truest wader Pelmets: tor ;OW% Ibe immury fur she 'nig, algal e....rwafiont one house into woollier, nod finally (leaped sts..geslte , 1141 was appretwooled muss time efieresarshc. The sr prrekied in los , innocence, and said the wit• s-es Morioka to swine her lite awns. Mr. Baron Gaitstow g si up briefly, and the Slily, witlimst a trenneni's lasirdwn, fund her Gailty--Llenth. There ow, ;mottos. iiiihrsoiros against In r for straight( a whittle and • shawl, sold 111 r Rerun GAIKNOW slated, that wish leave of his Leartwil Mother be would Iry Lrr nr" , tlos im!irinsent akst. lie ;lid so. pool else ass 1.11111.1 (1.; the vs Meet brio,/ retierne.l. the 1•eNfIllf .1 1 issuer Oil. served, that his !smooth mind, isroprrly computed, conhl eit• 'crisis, a doubt of tier guilt, and he had 1,1.41 her a lime, in orgies (if ally such doubt ruald exist) to salsify the militia of the Jury. - - - PARLIAMENTAIIY PAPERS. INSOIN ENTS. The Select Committee appointed to take into consideration the date of the Law resporcling the discharge of Insolvent IN•litors, and the several Acts ponied in .1w r.:1.1. 5411., emit Stith years of the trigs" of his present Maj. sty, seta sive to the crow, and tlw effects produced thereby; and to report to the Bono- their observati ... s thereupon, and the hest swans of resioleriog the lassie effectual;-- Have lc weeded to take the said Arts, and the Petit• ro which have b, en riles veil to them, into their consider:slims ; awl fur Ibis ono pose have mutinied 'eyelid witnesses, awl called for yasi•los doeuments. Au the mull of this inquiry, they feel themselves cared upon", id the test place, to empress their most decided a ppi 1,- baboon of the principle on which they conceive the laws for the ro hef of iiisoleent debtors were founded. This principle is, that a &lithe ought to, be released from custody on making a howl fide olivisien of all his property amongst lasts etc. stilors, except isi cases a here the conduct of the debtor al,- pews to have been frandulent. But it most he observed, that though this 1 .. i ll rip!, nowers to be entirely unithjectionsble, yet the provisions of the law are so do (relive, and the prom isee of the Insolvent Debtors Coast has been such, that in its practical onwratinto it has hitherto been productive of considerable injustice sod inconvenience, and the Committee are not at all surprised at the number of petal against the renewal of the existing Acts., r Inch have hero presented to the Huns.. 1s" order to secure the just int...seals of the creditor owl. r a law of this nature, it is absolutely necessary thst the whole of the property of the debtor should be fairly suet fully stated, in order that it may actually he delivered over and divided amongst the creditors ; bits, nailer the pre_ wood Ache, no effectual examination into the truth of the debtor's statement of his properly takes place previous to his dierhao ge. From the nature of die case, (hiss must be an examination into matters of accoont ; and when the House consitioas that it is in evidence, II at from three to four thousand rms.% pass tin ougl, the Court in the course of a year, and that under any eiteumslandes matters of account must be very imperfectly inquired into open CIRRI, they will be smith, el That an cannsionti 111 l to fore the Commissioner no the twill vent Whims Court, the wily one provided for by the ;assent law, mull be in the highest degtee ineffectual. Another defect in the law, which appears to have a general influence in exposing the creditors to frond and nejoistice, is. that, as the law al present stands, the debtor has nu interest that his creditors should ra et ive as large a dividend of his properly as it is in his power to give them ; because, whether they have a large divithid, or whether they have is small out ; whether they are satisfied with his conduct, ur whether they are disstati , lie.l, the teem of his imprisonment remains the same; and alien once he has received his discharge from 11w Corm!, hiss person is equally free. Another great °ppml y for committing trawls is of forded to the insolvent ft the Act having 'wielded, that he should not make the statement of Isis property, awl deli ver it user for the Inowfit of his creditors, till the period of his actual li' • ratios ; that is to say, till lie shall think lit to apply to the Court after three *IMAM iirsprisuoisicist ; thereby giving hind the whole of this islet vat, either feaudoi. lenity au convey the renctienler of his property away, or profusely to etriatedur it on himself. It is to i.e Awry'. el. howeser, that, previous tu Ihe passing of these Arts, rerditors were liable to considerable in. jail is e frost. oh ?dors w Itu had sufficient properly to pay their debts, but • bow to remain its custody, and to set their coeditors at defiance. The prowismois of the existing law, fur the purpose of nriodering any properly which the insolvent may Require after his discharge liable to the debts a loch lie had contracted pre viously. appear Its be au easily es-ailed, that they can unity he pest in Core when the insolvent himself is willing to cons ply with thew. For, frown the circumstance of the debit COMO alls'el before his discharge having no precedence with respect to holosidati 111 l over those contracted after it, it is 11111.1 VP in the mower of the debtor to frustrate the 1 1111 l osions of i lie law by a collusive claim of some subsequi at creditor. Beside, these principal objections to the Adis, which the C 1111 l miller have mond. (here are other smaller defects in Ilse constitutinn of the lusolvent Debtors Court, in mow. qeiroce of which, it dues not appear to, possess all the pow. ors necessary to the performance of its functions. l'he Committee will endeavour so u hviate these as well as the treater MI. 'I, which hats.' beets already mint 01, in she remedy they will bare the honour to recumateutt to the House. But before reennimending env remedy, It wombd be acres. wary tocull the +mewl 111 l of the Honse to the evils which have arisen, oul so much from the provisions of the law Slcelf, as from the ninth- ii, which it has been gloried onto wartire. It has hero already tuba. reed, that sn iummy into any mailer of at einoot, in an torn ('wart, must necessarily be very isieffiei reit ; but this inefficiency must he increased to a groat its gm., unlessevery tee Wily lie given In the creditors es, otitis ii no in sacks a moonier as appears to Owns most likely to Wail to a antisfaceoey result. In order to render this examination as yerf.vt as the mitotic of the raw would admit 46f, the *escalh section of the Art of the 53.1 of the King, proviolt s, that when . 116 e issmdrei,l is brought op into Court, to be saints sled touching the troth of the 'rstler contained in his p.ail ion and iwlnnlith-, "any of Ilse creditors of such prisourr, and any of the persotos wooed or described in suchscheduleas claimiug to be ereditorsuf anysuch prisuner.andany person or %WWII'S WA wooled ow do berthed in roach schedule, who, shall claim to Ise. I a ea editor or credi 111 l s of such prisoner, shall be at Ids fly Its oppter such petition' ; and foe that purpose to put such ylialiollll to such prisoner as the said C -I shall think tit, touching, the mallets contained in such petition and wise , Bide. and touching such other matters ss the said Court shall he nit (yeomen it nay he lit and toupee unit such questions 1 shoolot lee put, tar the ohne execution of this Act." But by it laide of the liewledist Debtors Collet, made with the best possible intention, 'to doubt. us" creditor is Yellowed to op pose the discharge '4' an itiantlielli, 11111e1.41 he haw given 1 4 1 6apt oliNice, uot only of such Icing Ills intention, but of i he partienlar grounds us" which suet' opposition is to be f ol e d; soil chi , rule has, generally, litirr silk-spieled 45) +ll . lCliy, llllAt If any 4.(4V matter has risen slowing the CtolitAl: of the ex , 1 aminati 111 l , the opposing creditors have not been allowed to ! take advautage thereof. It is further to he übserveol, do 01, as the persons, who are suitors iu the toosolvent Debtors Cowl, ere ou one side, nit least, always its the lowest slate nit olistvess, and that nth. 'widely the expenses" of faith portion must he drawl. from 111 e pl.Ckrtil of the ceeddoes, eve ry proweethog ottClit, Peco . hotly no this Comet, to be at ieuded with as Wild ropes's,' to the Parltes as possible. %Vitt. this view, all the cosies where the Legislature apnea,• to have contemplated the possibility of the iniptuntinis resew of stamp duties, they have provided, is OW Act of the '.' , .1.1 of the King, iltil MOW shall lie ii»ples. ed. This provision' lies nut been quite effectual, because, in the p.aela e ut the Corot, other cases have arise's, a bore stumps 1:14 , l he allied, :ld which were 110 i specially pro vided for by the Act. But the macaw of rvpeuse la the suitors in this Court, which law arisen flown that defect to the Act, has been tri fling, when cos cared with that which has been Weaned in c 1111 l eqteuce of floe estalthabutent of a system of fees by :he portico Conimissioner, a esonsidersble share of whirl. lie has .4pptOprlstied so himself Fur it appears by the atTUIIIIIO we. sewed, that the net Inshore' of the money paid iota the hands of Ilw Beceiverot the liou'veut lb:blurs Court, dui jug the tear IRIT, sint.mtied to 0103/. 14s It'd and during the ye-sr 1818 to 5.-2011. 17.. 1041. while, during the same yr.'s, the n - giriatc mutual set the Ica 'Aid by smitten is this Coutt •rtintinti 41, for the former vrar, 1,4101. 11. 7nl. fin 11w latter year In 1,5451 Isla, heinc saltier more than un. quart... of the a hole amiimit u( the 0,1 halanrci. in the 11 , 41114 Or Ilse saes tv. r The Commi..i-m.r slot not state Noy pai 'molar Online. silence to have ueessimsl sloth.; the tint , of li. presleer.osor, from suet. (.0a not tsarina h . estahloils. rot; hut ac.ozsiesl, as hi. fYillitl.l for orittintitittz thrtit, 11.11 be .'moldered the *alary of Ih. Chief Clerk Mash (piste to the ditties Ili lies office. Ile ark itowlestzeil shut he had not mole any represent.. to the T. easoisi y, um to the istashiquary this or any ,ether of the *Marna, yrs vistas to the ralablivh own' of the fres; and that the rrnaust why tie il.osieht it ileatrable that he himae hi take a poetise's of the (UV, W/11.,• that, when called upon for the porpove, he retezlit kw'''. and h.' rani" to *taw, and that r.irrrilly, the full muouniit of free ta1.,11, na allowed by hint.. If." That the valislity of thew ' , loam* may Ise doily ....tint algal by the H the Citutsultlee Io z submit the amount of the RaIaPIM, as eistahlo•lteil by the 1.01 . 4 of the Tre , "uq, for the remuneration of the rot 011ireta of the Come, and a table uf th • feet tallith are eatalthsbetl, together with the mode its which they are divided. SALARIES. To the Commissioner ---Orr Clerk - AM/11111111 (ire k -. Provisional Assipice . • • • • - Thi►d ('leek - Fourth (leg k ----- Fifth Clerk TEES. For olio .liccliarge of every r a. d. _ .... 0 5 0 Fur .v. y %Ohl/M1.4 Fur tat ry sit eof Court Fur Wing ry sp. CII4I *Ol - it 0 l 0 For *wearing sitlidayii4 hi Court For every ..r•ler 01) , a %um. tnosni For every ...m e i, 0 1 0 Fur ry eertiiitaie of poi — . Per A minim . r 2,000 0 0 ... 400 0 II 900 0 0 100 0 0 130 0 •• , . 100 II 0 !...0 0 II ('onoltait. I biol . Clerk. C. r. cl If. a, d. 41 2 0 O 1 41 U 1 U O 2 6 o 1 0 O 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 41 o o 0 0 0 - miner's disc-II:es-le . 0 1 0 For I ter, copy ..f illy to Ire. 0 1 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 O 1 0 O 1 0 0 1 0 dole of the Insolvent (per sheet). The expea•ra have been much increased also by 1111 l wee.- tardy affidevite. Aecording to the ^d section ! of the Act 5.1 d of the King, if the ereslitora are numerous, or live at considerable distances fr one another, it is ' lawful for die debtor, ituatrad of serving them personalty, I In give notice in the Gazelle of his intention to take the he 111+1 of the Act. By a rule, however, of the Insolvent - Debtors Cuurt, the Insolvent is required to prove that his creditor* are thus numerous, or that they live at such cou siderable distances from one another, by an affidavit mule by him in prison; and the Enure has appnlilted On officer 111 take these affidavits, who 4...ivies's 75. 8.1. for earl. : and three is besides a stamp duty of 2s. 6d. imposed upon them. By the 54th of the Kong, cap. 23, th. office of a Receiver was established iti this Court, mid the mode in which this officer has been paid, viz. by an a!lowance of five per cent. on all Minna passing through his bands, has had a further rifer, in increasiug the expenses of the parties. The Committee cannot conclude th• or statement of the objsetious to the moceedines of this Conti, which have or. curved to them, without noticing the appointment of pees suns to act as Agents before this Court who are nut regularly admitted Attorneys; at present there are one I deed and twenty, on the appointment of each of wheat a fee uf one pound Dine shillings is exacted, our puma] of which is paid to the Commissioner, and the remainder to the Chief Clerk. to order to remedy these ineonveniencies, and yet to pe arls., the principle of the laws, which was stated in the be ginning of this Report, the Committee beg leave to recom mend to the llotiae, that the Acts which were referred for their consideration should be allowed to expire; said that a new Act, for a hushed lime, should be substi tuted, in which provision should be made for a more accu rate examination , into the areounts of the 41. bloc and the claims of his creditors, by the appointment of three Com- • miasioners instead V 1/1“ . ; that the exemivation should in the first instance take place out of Court, smiler the direction of one of the three Comnsissi 111 l era, prepaiatory to the final exaniniatiou of the insolvent before the three Commissimires its the Insolvent Debtors Clout ; the Art should further pro vide. that when an insolvent makes his o ption t o t a ke the hiss. fit of this Act, he should he compelled to deflect' all his property Palo the hands elan assignee, within a much shorter period than the present law obliges; and that in case of his neglecting to make dog option, it should be lawful for his creditors. if they think fit, to compel hint to deliver up his property to he divided amongst them according to the mu visions of this Act ,• that it should tomtit, that all creditor. • 111011111 be empowered to oppose the discharge oldie insolvent, ms a hatever grounds they may think proper; that all fees and stamps should he abolished in this Court ; t h at more vire- total provision should be made to render any property which the insolvent may acquire after his discharge liable to the debts ulna lie hail previously contracted ; and lastly, that none but megularly admitted attornies should practise as agents in the Co n n; and where doolits have arises. as to whether the Court possesses the powers necessary to the pc. form:ince of its functions, ad. (pate powers should be gives. lit it. It remains now only to he considered how this measure may Ire made applicable to the country. Fur this purpose it should tic provided, that the same examination should take glare out of Court, previous to the insolvent being b roug ht before the Coos luf etoarter Sersions, dint muy enacted for the proceedings rn the metropolis; such examination might be made either before one of the Magistrates, or a Conimissi 111 l er appoint.ll for thus pot. pose. It bass also ma 'wares' to the 4'uninsittee, that great iajtestice arises where a debtor is arrested in the country, from his having the power of removing himself w London, which onset freapiently of course, lie at • considerable distance from the reaulence of his cerditorm : fa order to remedy this evil, it should be pro vided, that such removal should nut be allowed, auks* oil application from the creslitois. Its 'very other respect the proceedings before the Court of Quarter Seasums may he as similated to dame before the Insolvent Debtors Court. If the House shall think proper Ito adopt these sugges tions, the Committee hope that the principle of the law wilt be ferried into effect, its such a rammer as to obviate ineuis sweiroce, and be productive of cunsiderable advantage bulk to debt o r and creditor• II mciug made all the otoservalMits which they think tierce. Nary ill the subject referred to their consider:l64lll, the ('on.niiteer would here rout little ; but U hey hope dory may lie permitted 10 call the attrulinn of the House to the ei idsoice of Mr. Nixon. Warden of the Fleet Prison, in which he describes the soot ,unit coasts-Om which pet vai I in that eatablishment : end they beg to std tto the serions con sideration of the Music. whether it is out necessary tied some its pa should be taken for the remit:6lllll4.f Debto.s Miasma; nod esp dally, if possible, to abolish the privilege of &ha ROWS of the Fleet and of the King's &fah. 10th May, 1019. OILS, per Tun. of 252 Gallons. NeeGreetil.Whale.. 331 --/ I Spermaceti OM Pate Seal .39/ —1 Pale Rape p eisalrael thug writ: ; a public oak was brinaAt fr i p, ward 1113 Wrditt tide, 14 - .1, it ettsteisteel of 145 etplta 17 liars 11, 111311 1113111111 1 Iglu and 2.3 ca•L i F o ,rwign c o tter. ; 11, „,N de a rut nll' fret:4.6ld ertillvttit mitt: eninikoir ill the prtros: fine oirdilt try Berhice .61.1 03a a 04a. V& a 102 4 St. Domingo cco•d ordinary 811 a. and 904 The public role of Coffee ibis forenoon ennaisteil of 7a tasks !An hays Briton- deocripliosta the sohltllit* filly soppo.letl lbw lste priers. P 4 Ilient al pia. etol 970. 8.1., tbs fine so disisry 2j. lower, gain's off at 000 :And Ns. ; icsieral ly, Isom the rrt.o It of to day's sale, the Colton. snarl's* may he al ii.sl lower. I.ut the priers are •titl airy ofwetttpri. HUM. HaAN•V, and Hantwans.—Thts fn.. nn se, leetsi%e probity sa'e of 1). nwrara Num was In unelil the Pffolllw is fair et Heston of the in Lc., whiny e ito.loll/11 tyre prates Art 11, In 10 11. Ts. 51. • tr. 13.1 p13'017 t) 8,1 a 2.. ; 221u2..1b P. 2. 114 a 3s. 'PI 211 0 I'. 3s. 1.1. a 3.4. olioir, ar hrl.. re. was soli, hot at soiclit 111 he :newt ttttt .1 that aft, r the 5•%1,• the Como of Mini inithl not lie pit. dossed at so i.e M rs . 1 1 randy has og int Riven way —lit G. [ova tin re or ma alit- Tm.r.ow.--The prirrq of For”izn T.Ol ~w ail. 'rely r,.n. ~itlrlebly lower. The Town 31 144.-1 it toultdo7. 4 wbielt is is. ta loyal than I.tst mk. Iviara L LLIt;ENC C. ENC uvrarnot, Net 18, _ • PO'inre.q Charlotte Fos-krt. from ran•loyth, *VI IvOf 1114 *.III March oss she Hurt M ; ;thorn lu a oret• I , usst. The wit, Captain. erew, ay& Lad arrived al Na.... 0 N. P., awl were to is , ar ••1 la ra t . Isial in she arhsairser Prinsruar, whirls arum 1 b 4 Ira sup fur she parpsne. Tho pecket is stalest I.llsasss.l.ssi .y.. uts hisarst In Sire 111,1411111140(320,000 dollars. Th e F a i r f i eld. Fain. , frosts Aux Cars:, for Liverpool. win lost on a rear oft Asiwoatris K. y, Mir March. man 15 h it ., of coffee and 38 beg. of Cl/Vnto were .11 Ilitt wt. the Captain and crew arrived at Nassau., N. P.; Mr Foid rk, B as s i tiy, from In ace, arrived at Cad's, wa. horniest gulf Ca s sr St. Ma'y's, by she lormarigoat privalees, wll.l Suriname! sh•in that shy had raidared a Spanish skip rah two millions of shifiars uss board. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT. A Return, eontnining na ArCnunt of the netretrete Number a the Persons discharged fire the ()monism iiii er of ilw Court roe Kr 1.. f of linsulveist Whims, 1 . the 11111 C 01 the lid Itelurn in ISIS, to the Ist day ..f F. laitory 11119; and of lit ngtrczsie An ttttt ni of the Debts of such Peniell!, specified in their Schedules. Acgr , gate Number of Persons discharged • —Thirteen thousand Iwo I , nutlred 31141 y•tow—No 13,271. A:l:reline A nt.sieit set the IN his a such P. runts:—Nine nit ;hunk, nee hundred owl sin thousand, • ip.:llt hithalred sold se, eti pounds, toxireit mud Alves' pence halfpenny. —9,1'40;,8:11/. Ilid. I I. A Return, containing an Arcoont of the cross Amount of the Veldt stated by the Insolvents th their khtdedes of (From the " hoyden Nero Price Carrene, - M. 28.] COTTWIL—The market early in the week was in a very &pervert' elate, ecartcly any sale* were effected, she demand both fu► export ■ud mkt) rin speculation having siihriderl ; yesterday and this fuceiiirim the ►uipseat appear* 'maw 511 revive. particularly she &maul" fur shipping; the puichateca twice our lest critirist (d— -ries Pei unnte onid guud. 211 I.)r I MA. hO Mat - mahatma . 17.1. COO Wiwi% Stluau —The demand for Miveioades this week. ll:l,l.feet limited, the I.w put chases made are al prices IS. p.. eat. lower. The public sal , ‘ of Kai 1ia.1.4.4 Sugar WI 1/11edny la.! went olf shout 2w. Md...., the pr. wools public .411.. The public sale of IDnrhadury Surar this notrhieK con sisted of 100 Mids. 32 tierces; the a hole .old a I boot brick tress Ist pricey 1.. lower than I be .vie ..f Turvilay, making a depresi.ion of ja. I/II the prices of 5t5.1.4.1.1. Savr doting this week ; there is 10.40. y rather a 111(11 ON I supply of new Slums, and bonito , of ',cry lilac *totality; there it every ay iwarance of it ri %mum node ; the. e hay., heels more pi.t. elsaw-rh of Slt.totatlev this (mellows thou for ramie time pc • The R. fined minket may grain be Mariad at a fu.lh. r air prassi ~,,, hut Ili. rr 11111 Wars more dispoot los, to do bovine. ; the holds., do not press sAlt"., and grin:lolly a revival w the Lade is anticipated. In Forrign Sugars, or In East ludic de.eriptiois., few sales are reported. COrias.e—Tlrtre bare been few 'Dwane" of Coffee by DEATHS. On Tuesday, the 25th iust. to Upper Brook-area aged 21, Nor, is John flolshouse, Esq. eldest suss of the (fuss. %Viols house. Oss the 21a instant, iu Cm* ford- , ttret, ElOtAbflt's " of iht late liti•V. Julio South, Roelof of A 'cue oil, so Loa awe elsire„ and of Thiaeltun t t sourly of Rutland, aced SA. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE• Alums% 23 after S. I Eirming *I utter b. IMN DON a Printed and Publmhed et the Office, No. LI, Stralid; where Ades-lustiness'+ ere received, visi: I (1111 ,1 (011M1111d) must he attoltessed—C. SMITH, No I.lru,eut'a :tin, Printer-4, %vtirrE, NO. It?, btstaidi rt:lll•Att. IMP /NC 16 Iht it from Om little or it,. lad Raoul it, lOtrl, op to she Irs 4.9 of l'^hruary IfilOt . Twn milliner, I.‘ lll ' I.lllllllYd 81111 tuellrr thoupontl, row I lard and shirk -Gorr 1 d., Viten and Sm. twisty. -2p11,431/. 0.1 1 R. W. CLARICSON, I.7'c. PRICE OF MI HAI) TOM wr.EK. The "sighed price of the Item tVh.,sten Pres I throughout the vtortriowli., tat state.l by the p istrip,l Basket , its be 94, fh t o g the Q..lrtern bruit a redo , lion uf thtre f.oihn..:e uglier. our WO —smut. Miter. tell lite Qua' term Loaf riont sue rimy to twos-oce lower. lb. 0:. M. or. Perk butt to weigh 17 4 I goarteen Lod to weigh 4 54 Half dal° t• 11 Half Quarteto CORN ERCH ANC r, FRIDAY, MAJ. 214. We I,nr had but few fir , h nrriyal. .fore Monday, and ...winc en the five Nate or the weather hul little husiness datum. A few Pah. made in title %%Iw:a were ml ALtud•ty'm vrirol. Beans and 1)&14 are %gay dull. l'iue Barley us. ore in slcmasot, mud 11111tIrOfi4 tt t price. In winr kink of Gram Murree is nu alteration. Coro Itimpertoeu Itriorw, Tot:list)Av, 114 T 27. Wheat, per 1. . u1 20/ U. tide), per dpvtiti • 324 --I to 4i.t Oats V.: to 37% —d Beau. ;,104 to 5,44 —A NI:AVM:In . I:LI:Ks. Wheat 5134 to 7414 0,1 I Oats .. 21. to :044 no Rye.. -4. to —.. (1,1 1te,144 444 to .044 0,1 Harley . 314 to 35t. tiJ l'i , Ave Mead, 1.. 4'.d. to 14 0►,,1. per Gallon. SMITHFIELD MAIIKET, FRIDAY, MAY 42S The Ma , keit thaw m o rning bad a peanty supply of the ea. s kind: of cattle. f anal Weal Vol're ; lamb and l'ank ase cheaper ; Mullane all al 1441 Wirt,. Allot Ike had. 111 irraseral waa RODICW11:11 11111. Tile 11114m..4.4 'h on e in Ih1• Il s .larltet W3G 111111111 g ; 114 y has fallen in prier; NMI Clover Telenet' better init.'s. The faalluviung pace* und Lumbers are an accurate Ftatfnweit _ Pink the offal per stone of Alb. Reg.... 31. S.l to 64. mi. Head of Cattle il.i9 day : Mutton 4.1. to (Is. (4.1 !feasts_ 4.1. to 7a. 01 Sheep and Lambs.... 4,:57 1 1 Vea1....44 0.1. to is. 441 Calves :P.TO Pork... Is. lid, to 15.. 4.1 I Pitts HAY—MARKET. Hay... 3l 1104. Ud. lo R. ss. O. Straw Clover 4l. Us. Od. to 71. 10.. 04. NEIVGATE AND LEA DENDALL MARKETS. (By thr Carta's.) Reef .... 4s 4.1 to 5.‘ 4.1 1 Veal 4l 8.1 to (it 4.1 Muttuu.. 4s 6.1 to So 4.1 1 Pori so 11.1 tor l;4 44 1.41161), Od 10 76 Oil PRICES OF 11A PT. JAN CS'S. Hay hi Os MI to 6/ 111 Oil Straw 21 Vs 01 to 2/ I7s Od Clower7/ Os Od to 71 7s 0,1 ,Y AND srKAw. WIIITFCHAPFL. 11:ty..4/ I 8 n.l to 5/ 11 1 04 Sornvo 21 Ilk n.l t o 2! N. 0,1 Clover Co/ 11/6 Oil to 7/ 10. 04 PRICE OF OOPS, per Col NEW lIAGa. NEW POCKET{. Kent—. 5/ 5o to M 124 Kent.... 61 4s to 7/ las Sffill l 4 . li • • 5/ 04 to li/ Oa Sososix tit (11' in 6! IN. Emtwx ....01 O If, 01 04 I E ,4 e% 61 0. to 71 Ile Farnham, armpit, 81 S+ to 9/ !n—fine. 9/ 9a to ID/ les Foreign Pockets 31 MS to 41 INo. Mel': OF RAW EAT, per atone of Nib I. fir. o,l—Whilrelispel, 3s. lUid. Average, 3a. lid. PRR7FS OF TALLOW, SOAP, &e. per 1I b. Town Tallow 65.. 6.1 —, mi y.. 1 1„. Soap fins Yellow Russia 08. 0 . 1 0.1 / M ii ifi e d lilts %%aity ditto...llth Oil —0 IA Cord 1414,1a Soars *lino—. Ms Oil —s 0.1 Palo. Melling Moir Ms Oil —s MI Graves "4 Os Dello rough „3 Is Oil —s 041 Go oil Drers ..... .. lOs Os PRICE OF CANDLIGs, From Tallow Chandlers Hall. Price of Candles, per dozen, 12s Oil—Moultle,l3s 6J. per dozen allowed fur ready money. PRICE OF LEATHER. FIoRA, 50 to 5811.5. earls 26.1 to 21.1 per lb. Ditto, 56 to 68Ibs. each 'n I 10 24,1 Dressing Hides Flue Cassels Hides .. . Crop links 35 to 4') Ibis Cm cntling 17.1 to 111i.1 Ditto 45 to 50 1b5..... ..... 19.1 to 21.1 Call Skins 1I to 40Ibs 21.1 to 24.1 Ditto 58 to 70 Hos ........ 39.1 to 35.1 Ditto 741 to 11011 e.... 28,1 to 33,1 Smolt Seals (Greenland) .. 21.1 to 24.1 lArte . 11110 Tanned Horse hides If.l to 19.1 Spas.i►h Horse hides; l6d to 21t1 RAW IIDF.S. Best Heiler" , and Steers (prr 1 Ordinary.. 1. 81 to 1 10 i - otone).. Is tia to 2a Sil I Market Calf— On to $ l 4 2. 0.1 to 2a dil nurse 04 0.1 t.. 1)4 lid SH PEP SKINS. Pulled, 3. 0111 to 311 44-IKmus, 5. Ott to A. Od Limits, Is 611 to 3. bbd—Slteathoup, IBd COAL MARKET, MAY 28. S'dws at Market. Ships vw6l. Prite. 4111 Newcastle 9 Sunderland 34.. 3d. la 40.. OJ. ♦M4)TUEI LISTTIM, SAME DAT,. The Robert. Sands, arrived t►ona Natadu, bent whence doe saile.; the 17th truinto, twinge Ilta .11T , 111111 or the to—. or the incr.°. Charlotte tmeket, rtum Jamaica, too the Ilo.g. tip'. The passenger, and the crews, together with the 111.111 and Specie, with the exception or about 311000 doollar,, were all saved, and earned ono Crooked Inland; the 30,11041 lhollasso above mentioned, wort left in the wreck, earl Ilse was luth• clusibt but they would I„• saved. 9•he Captain of the p orket 14 t I arrov4 II at Nasonta, and eharterrol the arkuoner Primrose, in which he sailed 013 the 11111 ult. roe Crooked lslanol,l4l mint; the mail, llNVlsenvia, and specie to England. P. 4 —thie account of the lota uf the Pi' then, Charlotte pack I, states Its, aceoleet its have happened an the 28411 March; this 1/1114 br n+rn.rrcl, as site 1101 slot 63111.11111 .11111311'il unatl the 19,114, )et tlli.re i. out the least doubt but that she is lust. PORTSMOUTH. MAY 27. Arrived la., Dicta the 11 , 1Zird,Y z, Aim St 0111 Gni y-Ittu and G.nrlal Grdbuu, IVvatittiiita.t, from . . . Sailed the Lou cutter on a c,uiwe. NAV Arrived the 142 I.Alie!!:). lavr.ot), from (311)cultar, fur conic'', with inva4,..l oo toutity-Our 'LA)» 'lnge; put "miler 1:.140.11.11lie. OVAL. ■AY 9.7 Cune down from t h e Hirer and railed •he Almoiliti. Witir , r, fur ; Sys:mit-4v, Mutt., fur Qrarbuir; Grutge uud Jallll . o, ( hit W roe Si. Nlitry's; il u wa r d, r o t 11cw1 • uuutllrud ; and Ltuilr, Nmitit, fur llivre. MARGATE, NAY 27 The wreck reported yesterday prov.•s hi he the Eisler, of and r aarialliar4b for the Navamials, aitb MVO of linen, Klass, gill, ow, dune , t..lntiv tint ‘.46 the ken limb Knoell, oil the night if 2411 i 1604. 'l•he only surrivoirr of the crew are, the master, second owe, • oil). otter, and C. o..trra all, a seaman, who a. cc slyr.ll by a b,., h.•l•.ngi., Ili Ibis place, and landed here I .sl Mgt.* to a vary exltass.ird state, his tug been exposed nearly two days Wilt urgbla ..o part of the wreck close to the sand, and 10 WllllllO., to their own suffer toga, wititrio.ed the melmicholy fate .4 Ow re matadrr of the n•eo, seven in atmiser, and four pasathgeis. An extraordinary mortality amongst *beep is Coln platned of in borne parts of flits county. 'roe Limbs which were not particularly well kept lass year, die in number's tine settaoti ; and though the fill of lamb% to-year have hero very good, the number raised will not be above an average. l'he loos of alierp on bottle farms is very tremor. indeed. ( Lim. cola Ilerc y.) Wednesday night, Heir twelve o'clock, Mr. Est. MET, a respectable Sulicitor, resoling ite going with his son, a buy of about twelve years of age, from a friend's house towards home, as they parsed Uppergrontid-strest, Blackfriarssrnad. Mr. Em m ET was attacked by lour desperate rubbers, a lio robto-d hint of his Match, gold-chain and seals, value 3QI. and a•saulted him in the most brutal manner. COURSE OP EXCHANGE. Fitmtv, MAY 2s. A movnlano ....C.F 11 11 Venice . I) do at sight II S Malta )11 Rotterdam ....2 C. 11 12 Naplea - . Antwerp.... 113111111111 ... 21 U. 36 0 Lisbon A Rona ........2} U. 36 1 Oporto Paris 3 day's sight.. 44 45 Rio Janeiro Ditto .........2 U. 24 75 Dublin Pourileaux 34 76 Cork Frankfort on the Apo of Ranh ant Main, EX. M..... 14 31 I Rolland Madrid ....Wed ive 371 nut.t.tos Cadiz ......rffectirw 3d Portugal GUld is e .. 4 - Billies 37 Coin, per 0it....0 0 0 Barcelona 5evi11e......... Gibraltar .. 34 New Iloolaloosa 0 0 fl Leghorn' .. bal • New Valises .....0 0 0 Gems .. 46 Sim it Dan ....ft 0 0 PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bahl Stock....gtO NI I Imp. 3 per Ct. An. 64 1 WS 220 India Stock.. vtos 21i 3 per Lt. Red ..... 66M Indio 80nd...9 14 dm 3 per Ct. C0n0...671 66 Es. Billi r 4..1 4 3 tlio. G7h Wr Ditto Endorsed..4l per Cent 741 Lot irry Tirket.l9l. 4 pro Bank fur prrCt. N. 4..1002 WI Cons. fnr Acc...671 100 S 1015 1001 671 Bqt Bank L. Ann. 17 3-161