The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1818-01-17 00:00:00

PJI.ICE. .7hrrt. I or. ni.rttine IN AN —TIIE 11 IN %Grt AV D At' Ht At' 1)11 %NI) P.O .161 vire"; 1.1111 low .) ACTED RIAD 1) THE :•CEN s. 0.1 Tim. *day morning • it , istlrnsaii, c•lllsgt himself . Wil l. nig nib!. Tooma" I' applied at the oilier fir • i. air Ile Robert ‘Villtam F.lli.dios, the comedian, ▪NI Ihe p'es'os Prop. owe and Manager of a Minor Theo,. rnlle.l The i s tVyrlt-street, I), sry lane, .Iharli..e bins With • siolent and soutraxessita aa•asslt upon his pt.-..n. a.ul foreitely formai hint mit of the ttlyoupic •itara. r e U.. Edi"tois li. ing a nripecialile to in, it ..1,14 woe elcened ave.-wary I. 14+Ue a warrant In 11111WVItell.1 his per. are, All a nonce was seat to Mr. Ellistuti of she i..onplai sit lose el a: doit him, and desiring. hie prewar'. al Ow oilier, 34.1 he• greedily ittlesolrol before tlw Sitting 3logs•trate, when lir 11..4n:fief tieing swore, hr eltargell Mr. silk viohlitiv iii , aultisig him on tVe,nr'dty a sealing at elw Olympic Theatre, behind the scrods ' and afterward...tors i .0 !sign oat of the Theatre. It appeared, on explanation, That elle rinse of she violewt attack of Mr. f.lligtein sepia Mr. Alosierief, ass, that, front the commencement of tier redden tendon of 11w lEyispic Tlwatre, Ile. Elliston bad cured with Mr. 11.incricf to be a kind of wholesale writer of Roulettes for liar Theatre, sad for which Inc agreed to pay him IW. earl.. Mr. .Meracrief hail already written two pieces, fur which lw had received 20 1 . from Mr. Eilistou. Atwitter n o puler was was - dell by the Manager for novelty at the ttivmpie, mot, therefore, he determined op having a whole 101. worth more of the hail of Mr. Monerief, and consi dered she Itietory of the adventures of the Fortunate Youth a popilar 'object to write spun, as lite country at large were geneextra talkiieg ;shout him' add his sionwrous decep tion', whirls Mr. Mooted( speed to do, tad produced a piece limier that title, to the stliafactings of Mr. allistott ; nod nothing then rentaitied to bring it before the "oldie, to i.e acted wish all possible speed, while the subject woo in go tweed cooverwition, bat the amection of the laird Chamber lain; es was arendlingly wet to the Lnyd Chamberlain's 4 )(Are, shire it remained the acrostodied time for reeding, a. el was she n retonsed with several passages objected Irk— Mr. Ellistios, iu coworgeseuce, handed it back to Mr. Mon. reief. to alt. • mid omit the passages 'dirtied to at the Lord Chamberlain'. Office; and expecting it to be dune without the least loss of time, being rirtictilarly anxious that it "hoold he brisirAt out without the least delay, while the onlject of she Fortunate Youth was fresh its the recollection of the public, had a 111 turn notice posted up its she smell 'slyer behind she acetic', deal a piece called The Fortunate Earth would he pet in rehearsal the next day (yegterday). 1111 Mr. Mourn of arrival at the Theatre, he lure time notice, go.ignsug as a reason, that be wee not prepared with his al teritimes and omissions, as ordered from the reader of plays, sl:r at the Lord l'hamicrlain's ()Ake. Ito this conduel of Mr. Monericf monism to the knowledge of Mr. Ellistun, Ile • as exteriorly angry, and, as • retaliation, gave orders to the ehow.keepert t.. atop Mr. atoserief's orders, of which he hod the privilege of writing eight nightly. Mr. Ellisto• had another written noire stark ep. ateininneight a second time that a piece r died The Fortran& VautA was to be pet in relicangal. This Will done during the limo the Wedneaday evening's performance was proceeding. The grand coolest br(ween MalliirClP and Author won after commenced, of who should be master. Mr. Muncrief pressed himself forward at the side scenes, was to he woo by the asilienee; Mr. Ellis ton followed close behind ; and considering that Mr. Moo crier was gollte to iutertopt the performance by addressing the andienee, he violently seised blow, dragged him back wards, and • battle royal emoted, when it was fight Manager, Oahe Atethor ; it which the Manager proved victorious, and tamed the :Bedew out of um Theatre; and thus railed The l'orfneate loath. II bring satisfactorily proved that 'Jr. Elliston assaulted Mr. %kneeler, he was well rid to And hail to auswer the dam plomt at the Sessions, which lie accordingly did. DISORDERLY FEM A IFS. Mary Frost*. alto is supposed to have been ronfined in prisms fur rhourderly (moire' during the principal part of the hot tight years, she bring frequently out ofßridewell only s few hours after a Gaul lk - I the close Ofit Hes s hen she is taken into enstudy for disorderly cordite*, break ing w airflow s, &e. mad again committed till the Sessions. Saturday m o rning iere was enrolled hum Toth' ILfieldo Weotininoter, to he discharged by proclomation amoug other disorderly person.. Mr. Dimly, who was the presiding !Magistrate, recognised her a. ore who hearths. been before him, sod observing her lu be ilresoed rroaretrblv and behaving herself properly, Worry .sl to her, that after she was discharged, he hoped sbe would conduct li-roelf better in future ; to which .be replied, that ht. Worship had eo un'iitrd lwrfinirfeer li.es, but be shorty never emwinit her any more ; for she aut.-oiled, as loom as she was liberal, to proceed oar her way hi Ireland—bet, alas ! her promise of decorum lasted but a few hours, as olw was its Covent-garden watelshonse on the night of that day. for rio:ons awl disorderly conduct its How-street, but a short 4/1014tICe from the office ; and ma Monday else was brought to the office, and ag iiu committed to Ileirkwell. Yeotesdat two females of a similar description were Urologist to Ilw other, amid underwent examinations before Mr Moan, MN of them cellist herself Lady Harrow/re, soul win. was only discharged from the Westminster Sewions us' !Saturday, at the gaol delivery, was charged with making • diotorliarce at the lull gate of Woterlou bridge, WA eridontly ass:molting Mr. Muorhumee, the gate-keeper ; and also a romplains was exhibited against bre by the Committee Or Allinagrpirot of the Bridge, fur her outrageous conduct. —Her answer to the romplaist was, that Mr. Muurhoure cohabited with her, whirls he draws' ; he, however, ad sss s trd that he knew her, het that all emsueetion with her had lone since reared. She imi 'wing able to field hail for her future good beha viour. aloe USA ;evils rottongilrd to asidewell. She is sup p.m..' in hive hers cuninutted twenty times before. Hare rreeemt was charged with ',ardor's end disorderly belsai o'er or ear. -moo newest limes lately, so as to collect a rsoW6l rdAbual 500 peewit s, 1w which the ilionoiglifare of the Client was Islorked up. Her voilsore was digested moilist Mr. Langdale, the Lite High Cuisotalde for W. 11 . ammeter, maltose a., a the most Istosid, litarphemores, mod obscene lissgsgags, rod threats howagdo him, breaking his auul.owa with her helots, by which olw eat herself 111.00 i dierilfolly. She appeared at the Office in a rosy bloody state. The rinse she tvoigits for thio ontragrams conduct is. that lo r hmlossol is iss the , sisgsloy sf Jlr. I.angslak, but she Of ▪ tosragsmi f lriet, also be Mitres her four shillings& week, soil 'luring the time olw so* confined in ttrisirwril for a •oullar tots rage, her krobalid coritioural awe olio. suer till 'll,. 105,54.1a1, found it ono, when leribseaseiged to dist-halve h.. licowird hour Ins employ if lie commie.' the alkoraace • sin - was in prison. aces 1,61010.1 MA to BriCewell again, having only bees ,leelsa,g..l last Saissaday. She is wppused to bAer Item twelve tone. before. HATTON-411M R DTORAVITY. Erzt.Lea Mishima, a fine-Istoking hlllr girl,. .erut appeaseater, and Goal) 14 'ears td ace, was ,:ht up Su the rts.totly of ass officer, tharzed with *sealing the., stsitta, the pn.p.•rly of 41n heauttutist. a hatter alto yr' ot pw. p or, giwillt u. lIW 1t0u..• Of the Pri*4olWes , 1.;41:1. Orr, .1 1, •...padre. 14'0W' the pi. - ii 1.01 liar IsOISCr, rare) cur tWeletil aaa lislri 1111 . 4 IN 1..• r ................ The %1a.:14441r laprrestil Li• morprke at the -attend. •ice of the 1'ils141141 . • umthre Dt au 11111;11.411111111 a 1 . 11/4 . , toll . ...lug th.• future a. Ifare of kr choi 4 l, awl 4 4 411,414 the Pei 4.str 50 be laken f .UM IL. • bar milts I h.., ra n t twit a as wnt 1 ,4 r. J 4 t , t a• tie• Pll.o4e•r aas alettit 544 he takirso (non the 144 r. 11 44. Pi II:011VA ..... ,114 r • niert 4l . .It, ii a Rrut•rl tr •ltert.tblr wuniao, stud addt.•ea 41 the 3l g.•tivlr to it ar•. She ...WI 11141 the P. 111.111 l t , th..‘414 y g to "a•lila, a.l• 1/14 its rf Me a. 4w rt ste 4 l that ►lre oar left a a 1.1.6%0 bla eau ago, a.th fuer 14 malt shdJ.en, of whom the• Pf I MM., aa• alit ..td.at, Iltol Shal A.r thief and ts..4ly support was what air derived its kettle* fistuaArtl apartments, and takiag its aa.h• 1.4 f. .1 •L•rb 11, Fri...ter had airs. ly d privrel her, by CON' 1:1111A14 rohb.ui 1.1111 It ear tul time the had Lea L. f re tiles, urria;p—tact fur audio% t I '. oat.' from a Utorstain ',1.n1 olc d in Ler Amor, which lOW e •uomfooniard, looping that by gentle means she might ref.., no her, hot all w.. t • no p•trre.)4P. the hall, within ▪ few m stnwAnhi r.f I hist) , pounds to pay for I Want* 111114 . 1rq winch 'err sloleo from her !often.; pal was afraid use .0111 , 11 rvmapl the morals sir her other chil • ; that if she WWI lo receive tle• P•ifoner bark to hrr house, sins our of her lodgers winsl.l remain with her; anal wider these circumstances she was 1... rife.' to I are the Primmer to her Cdr. The Prusernlor wa. then for ward; and her depootions taken as Isl the ele Ire. Ilse of the shifts fro Ismer,' 1.. hate been 54.1.1 by the Prisouirr In a won% in 114.811.1 31.r.1ui, No. 11. Kingsgotr-oreer. The ( +Juice be ing proved, the Priunirr srasemiliiiiited to New g Ate for trial. rftl/141.14 141 her rommitiol, the mother left she uglier, amll went home to sod her a Cll4llge of apparel. PIARUIOROUGIIIITRI r ET. THE MURDER IN FALCI►NRER6-COURT . - - Darid Evans was brought tip fur a second csaminalitio yesterday and the Ofike and the avenues leafing thereto were*, crowded, that it was necessary to keep the doors of the Office shut. A full report of that which transpired on the former day is before the public, and we rise a brief sketch iif the fresh evidence adduced yesterday to complete the whole. Mr. Alin, the Vestry Cletk of St. A 1111C . P, who conducts the prosecution, suggested to the Magistrates that he should not have an opportunity of bringing on the trial during the "reseed Sessions, as he did not know whether the Grand Jury Siff e asp, and if not, whether the Judges would take it this Sessmis. Mr. Baker thought that no time should he lost in pre ferring a bill, and to give the Judges their discretion in let ting the case stand over. The depositions taken at the Mat examination were read over lust. Mr. Allen declised taking that which appeared the strongest touiisiosy (Asa Desmond's). The parish were actuated by nprigld motives, and the only desire was, to bring the care fairly, and without pr. jail's-a., before the public. Desmond sod his wife were proved to have had *MOW wards with the Prisoner oti his coining home, and after Desmond had g me to bad, the returned down stairs, lurked the Prisoner and his wife in the MUM, when she abused the Prisoner, and accused his wife of infidelity with her bus. ba , ul. Upon those grounds the Prosecutor rejected her testimony. The house apotherary of St. Anne's proved, that the skull was nut broken, but the blows *night have occasioned death, ur the inflammation of the intestines iliacuvered. Joint Davis had no suspicion of any thing wrong, until when the coffin was brusglit in, a woman its the house ex claimed''' that she was certain the Prisoner hail murJered his wife. He was more suspicious when he saw the undertaker slid his man take of the deceased's esp. He took • bundle to his wife to wash on Mouthy morning, and the Prisoner gave her another (not stating the things were to be washed) on Monday night, but witness would wit let her have • Mad in it. Davis's wife proved that the articles euntained in the first bundle were covered with blood ; she assisted in Isying the deceased lint, and she was much bruised from her brad to her hues", and she saw the marks of • blow upon lbw left temple. Witness had never area the deceased in liquor but twice, and she was not an ailing person. She recollected seeing two men and a winsome quarrelling with the Prisoner respecting the door on Sunday maiming, and the man had hold of Prisoner's collar. The deceased was bolding a candle in the roseate. During the sitting of the Inquest newt VMS' of Mrs. Des. mond having bees brought tubed; and cutisequeutly as either party might avail themselves of her testimony, the Prise nor was remanded, sad his trial will stand over until the next Sessions. i lilii i 1 NAVAL INTKLLIGENCIL • IRANWIRATE, JAW. 15. The sloop meationed in our letter of the Idth un shore on the Goodwin Saud., proves to be the Abuserll, of Ayr, J. Metres, master, bused to Loudon, Staving a cargo of nuts and capers. The anastes two seamen, and One punster, have lauded at Broadstairs; the mate, a boy, and one pas attire, were drowned ; tart of the cargo has been lauded here and part at Broadstairs. Arrived here late last night, the galliot Verwagting, of Amsterdam, Captain H. Mulder, with lose of anchor and cable, and Raving sustained other damage, from Lisbon with a cargo of fruit The brigs, Arlin, Holland., master, of Yarmouth, and th e Vikt o ria, —, of Dublin, are both lost un the Kentish Knock ; the crews are landed at Margate. The sr trivia; five sailors of the Friendship, of Newcastle, lit on the North 531.41 Head, and who were drier 11 in the bust ..a the French coast, were very kindly received by the British Consul at Boulogne, who paid their passage to England. A liberal subseript• was entered into at this plate for their present relief, and to enable them to proceed to their homes in the North. miloilnk LATTER, CASE DATE. The sloop lust on the Goodwin Sand on Tuesday sight, toners to be the Aimwell, of Ely, Blews, from Silos, fur London, with untamed capers. The master, two ramcn, and a passenger lauded at lionadsiairs; the mate, a buy, and a passenger drowned. Sums: of the nuts, kr. are lauded bulb there and at this place. The Dutch pathos Yerwsgting Mulder, from Lisbon, foe orders, arrived late last night with loss of anchors and ca bles mud utlirr damage; as also the Fairfield, of Aberdeen, • Morris, from Li 1.11011. with anchor amicable lust. From the report of the people that have been off to the Sand, the wreck of the schooner Friendship, of Newcastle, lays on the inner part of the North Sand Head, aud not en the north part of the Brake as reported by the crew. 14•111GATt. JAN. IS. Came into Kinesotte Day, yesterday afirrimuss, nub loan of anchor and (-ably, the , brtg Ariadne, Duncan, from Lon don for St. Domingo. The brig Vittoria, of Dublin, 511•Kesszie, from Near:title fur Plytimmth, riot on the Knock about four ticket out Tuesday anortring, sad is totally lust. The master and crew semained exposrd ust site meek for 36 hours, and %rue rescued from s heir desprrate situation yesterday afternoon, by Ilw leggy, King George of this port, which had gone off with the proopeet of saving sume he materials of the Argts,hsi discovered the wreck of ths 'Vittoria at the motorist tiny were about to hoard the Argo; they immediately shalt tinned that moire', and with mut Is difliculty au.l 41.soivr, s ow reedeil its their tretterolcut locution, and 'undid the buff re ere its safety last P1.V.1101.T11. JiN. 1 i Came in lure the Johanna, Dote'. drip. Amster dam for nataria, out 12 &qv, mot soother ship, sod remain wind boned. CORK. JAN 10. Arrives) ihe Falmouth and Pietas': atm:oil; Edward and Mai', Wallis, fru* Newfoundland, with fish aad oil. PEAS, JAL 15. Twooe three vessels have come in this ttttt ruing, particu lars unknown. The !Mips in the Downs have struck top gallant masts, awl appear to ride well. The Tottenham, -, fur New South Wales, is riding in the Gull Stream Ga tvefirsio, JAN. 15. Arrived the Woodburn, Marsh, from texhoret. 1-riled the Bacchus, Hodgson, lOr New folk, and four uhlwrs. It has blown a hard gale all tl.tF. ssis t witarsl its Altildlestex and London lwroir Illy Hight Ilnn. Si► V [CARY GIODft. I.ltril (Thiel J Of I.i. Nisijettt)'s Cussit of (Me -111.511 1 . 1.101, awl miter Harry Tenn, 1b114: LON nON IN TER NI. mtnnutsric ____ Saimaa) 'I Ims..lay 29 Salisr.l.ty ...... .. •• . 31 11.u.b.lay ....... Fa b. 5 1 . 1 Ida, Feb 1.1 A ITEM T 1.1154 l'. ',lay l'il , 13 1 Satui day....... ... F. la 14 Ink:L4ND. DUBLIN, JAN. 13, 1818. Sir Charles Vernon hull the honour to entertuiti his F.xcellency the Lord Lieutrussit at diviner, on Sstortlay host, at his cottage, Plimisix Paik ; to whirls were invited— Viscount !nearly, and three of his Excellency's younger sons; Hon. and Rev. J. Talbot, Right Moo. Robert Peel, Col soil Mrs. Msater, Rev. Mr. Stacey, Major De•hrowe, Acr. Arrived at Ililtots'a fluted, Sackville-street Major-General Lord Blaney ; Colonel Brotherton Knight ; and Capt. Carter, Royal Artillery. The fine fast.sailitig ship the Dublin Packet, lilts arrived in this harbour, in R 2 days from New York. A fact that speaks volumes on the subject of emigration is, that every birth in this vessel Inn been engaged at New York, by Emigrants there, for the purpose of taking their relatives from Ireland on the return of the packet. Died, after a short illness, at the Prince of Wales's Hotel, in this city, on Wednesday. the 7th instant, William Burton, of Burton Hall, county Carlow, Esq. He fur many years repre sented that county in Parliament, and being nearly allied to the late Mr. Ponsonby, always acted with him as the uncompromising and steady friend of Ireland. During the distracted period of 1798, unlike the generality of those of equal influence, Mr. Burton resided on his estate, from which, dur- ' Mg the troubles, he never departed. A vessel consigned to the Marquis of Sligo, freighted with splendid furniture and other valuable effects of the late Murchiotiess, to the amount of ' 20,0001. has, we understand, arrived at Weapon. This rare and handsome collection, added to the 1 present embellishments and projected improve mettle in and about Westport-house, must render that noble residence an object of considerable at traction and beauty. Miss Kelly, of Drury-lane Theatre, last night made her first appeartnice at our Theatre in the characters of Albiaa Masstkeille, in the Will, and Louisa, in the nicht-dramatic afterpiece of The Deserter. Her reception was very flattering. AFFAIR OF HONOUR. [From The Correspondent.] The moment that the dissolution of the late Ge neral Court-Martial released Lieutenant-Colonel Russ from the solemn injunctions imposed by the Court, he felt himself culled upon, by the offensive paragraph in Carrick's Paper (already the cause of a duel between him and the author), to demand an explanation from the Tipperary Gentleman alluded to. Mr. Falkiner—and that Gentlemen. iti the most manly manner, and as became an old member of the corps. sent him the following for publication a Captain Hamilton, as the Friend of Col. Hoes, having produced to rue a paragraph inserted in Carrices Morning Post of the 30th alt. I thane that I never sanctioord the insertion of such a paragraph, and that the said paragraph is • utiarepreseutation of words used by me in a monteut of irritation, produced by an expression nerd by Colonel 'toss, which expression Captain Hamilton ileclaves, from his own knowledge, and by the desire of Colonel Russ, was used in pw . re jest. la consequence of that explanation, and of my iniscon eepiion of Colonel Rustis expression, I regret exceedingly hayloft used any hasty words that could hays wounded Col. Rosa's feelings, or by their misrepresentation, have led to a rencoutre which might have proved fatal to so old a (skint " RICHARD FALKINER, jun. " Mount.falcua, Jan. 10, 1810." A few days since we published an article at tracted from • French Paper. noticing the com mencement of certain negotiations at the desire of Spain, that have for their object a reconciliation be tween that Power and her Trans-Atlantic Colonies. The mediators are supposed to be Great Britain and Russia, who are also to guarantee the observance of the compact. Of the accuracy of this intelligence, we believe there is little reason to doubt; but in considering it with some attention, we cannot but look forward to the dangers which threaten the cause of Independence. under the mediation of Cabinets so decidedly in the interest of Spain. nor avoid no ticing the facility with which rejected mediators, as we trust these will be. can assume the character of partisans. The generosity of the British people will, however, we trust, save this Empire from the further reproach of being ever the ally of despotism; cud we confide in the well-known feelings of the North Americans, that they will not remain idle spectators. should the independence of the South be rudely assailed by any Europian Monarch. On Christmas-day, in the morning. a boy, about twelve years of age, nephew to Mr. LA PWOUTH, maltster, of Chelmsford, went out with a gun to shoot small birds, when, being unaccustomed to so daNerous an instrument, and ignorant of the quantity of powder required, he put in the charge front a horn, without measuring it, he which it was so greatly overcharged, that, in its explosion', the barrel was torn omit to the length of nestrly ten ' inches. stud the left hood of the youth most dread fully lacerated. On his return home to his uncle, he related the accident, holding out his hand, which was wrapped in • pocket-handkerchief. The re buke of the uncle at the instant, before that pity had been excited which instantly followed, was ex tremely proper. and we give the words with a sit,- rrre desire that they may have their due Mimes- s . :., Had you (said the 'sock). been with toe at Church, this had not 'occarred." Upon a-zombi inition, the hand was so dreadfully shattered, am putation became indispensable, and which the youth suffered without the least expression of pain.— , (Chelmsford Paper.) At the Mahlon Quarter Sessions on Monday last, Thomas Woodyard was indicted under the 30th GEORGE 11. for obtaining money under false pre tences. It appeared that the Prisoner, who is a bricklayer, obtained money from Mr. APPLETON, the Overseer of All Saints, in that town, by rehire hewing to hint that he rod his family were in dia. st ress, for waist of work, which iodated the Overseer in relieve him ; but on inquiry, it appeared lie was then at work for 111 r. IluuasF, or Alltioilosi, by %illicit lie earned sufficient to stint iii am is his family, mid that on the day preceding that 1111 winch the Oresperr paid lain is. he had received one pound of Air. Llouasu. its part of the worry lie had earned of I ' ;- besides this lie had received several other sums flout the Overseer, whilst he was earning and receiving other sufficient sums front Mr. Rot:ass% Under the Act, the punishment is lisle and impiismitneist, chipping, pillory. sir transpor tation ; but the Court, iss cousideration of the Plisoilei's faitly, mid ids bring his first (Artier. 1 confined the pums!sittent to iniprisaiiitieLt it, es e sand of that town, _ WlNF.S.—;Exclusire of Duly ) Lisbon, itt•r Pipe 3s/ a 411. I Mad. per 110 gall. 551 a (41 Port per 138 gall. 321 a 4111. Slows", per butt... 721 a .151 Duty 74 7J. per gallon, or 52/ tis. 6J, per pipe. COAL MARKET, JASvARt 16. Shape at Market. • Ship, Anld. Price. blif Newcastle 14/ Sunderland AFFAIR OF flortuvrt.--Saturilay a meeting took plaice near this town. I►etwrrn 31--w E., i . an d R--d Eq. The parties discharged three pistols each, whirl, they left the ground, fortunately witliuut receiving any injury.— (Sligo Journal.) We can now state that Mr. Serjeant IIEsT has been appointed Chief Justice of Che.ter. and has resigned the appointment of Attorney-General of the Princess Duke of Cornwall, iii consequence of She LORD CH•NCEI.I.OR having declared that the two situations were incompatible. Our renders cannot forget, that Mr. Justice GARROW held the place aloe' with that of Attorney-General to the King. We should like to he Wormed whether Sir JOHN LRALII is to hohd Ine appointment of Chancellor to the Prince a:. Duke of corowoii, atm% with his new official situation of Vice-Chun cellar of the Kingdom? THE STRATHEICI.DiAY EiTATE.--We appre hend that the Duke or ‘VELLitkitiToN has still to look for an estate. It is reported, that the tiagotia 'ion for the purchase of this property of Lord ItivEss IA broken off. All the chief points of it had hero settled sonic weeks since ; but a question arose in the marking of some valuations, whether certain cottages were or were not to be included. By this the completion of the bargain was prevented. There was all actual difference between the parties as to terms. The purchase money was to have been about iBO,OOO/. ; but Lord RIVERS has only occa sion for two-thirds of it ; and that sour 11111 how been teinlered to him, on niort;:age, -1 that Ise 111 IPA I I:bruped to sell. Such i• tLc lousy:sr. Aoph... *~wr~ - Rl► ETS. CORN EXCHANGE, Ft:lpar, J.►NL.IPY 16. We halve had hitt few fresh afl iV;IIS shier Mmulay, 1 iit there was plenty len flow that day for ihe demand Iron. Wheat sold ■t Nlotitlay's prices, but there was lindens:slid 1.,. ordinary; Finn Barley is se.sree, hut infrriur is dull; ut Pena, Beans, AII.I OHs , there is sot ilk ration. EX Int 1 IX:E. Corn inspector's Return, Tstuasuar, JANUARY 15„ tVliertt, per Watt l7l —s to 271 —s Barley, per quarter 32. —.l to '.3 —ll (tuts '3 --al to 35; —.l Beaus 440 --41 to 5114 Peas -Its tl to 504 —.l Rye N EW 111 ' I BERKS. Wheat 593 to 100.0 d I hate .. ...... ?Is to :111s off Itye —► to —s Oil Beaus Barley ads to Ms Od Peas DIVA, Is. ll►,d. to 2s. I',-,d. per Goillosi. SMITHFIELD MARKET, FRIDAY, JANUARY 16. This day's market had a short supply of the different kinds of Cattle: Mutton is dearer; Nest, Veal, and Purk, sold at last prim; and the trade in grueral was somewhat dull. The sales in the Hay-market were isicunsideiable: Straw has dropped in price ; Hay and Clover (*tidied last prices. The under-mentioned prices and uumbera are au accurate statement : To sink the offal per stone of Sib. Reef....3s. 4.t. to 4s. 44.1 Hertel of Cattle this day:— ..3s. to ss. 6.1 iamb ...Vs. 0.1. to Oa. 0.1. Veal ....4s. 0.1. to Ss. 041 Pork... 3s. 4.1. to Ss. 4.1. Sheep 4.710 Caber •• • • • 310 Pio HAY—M, Hay 31. 0. Swim Clover 4l. Or. IRKET. Od. to 4/. 10m. 04. 0.1. to ii. 116 st. 0.1. Od. to Gl. 10s. 041. NEWGATE AND LEAUENHALL MAILKETM. (By the Carcass ) Beef 214 8.1 to 4 041 I Veal 44 0.1 to 64 Od Mottos.. 34 041 to 44 441 Pork 44 4.1 to 54 04 Pit!CFA OF HA' ST. J•MCS'S. - I Hay 3110 s as to 51104 0.1 Straw 2/ 20.1 io 21 BM 0.1 Clover 01 Os 0.1 to Of Os Oil .Y AND STRA%V. 1 winTrcalArrt.. Hay .. 4l lOu 04 to 51 lni Oa St raw 21 11; MI to 21 Op 0.11 Clover 61 Os 0,1 hi 7/ U. Oil PRICE 0 NEW N&GI. gent.... 25/ O. to 29110 s Sussex.. 251 Os to 2SI Us llopS PI FM POCKETS. Kent.... 20/ 10. to 311 0. Stoma .. 261 Ov to 301 0. F.sex.. 27/ Ov to 301 os Farnham 301 0 to 371 Os RAW HIDES. I Best Heifers and Steers (per Ordinary.. 2s 0.1 to 2. 4.1 stone).. 2.1 10:1 to 3s td Market Calf ..0s to 7.. eark Middlings 24 611 to 2s Sd Eug. Hone tils 04 to —s 041 SHEEP SKINS. Polied Dowur I lino', I'IUCE OF It AR' FAT per sloop, of Nth. As state.l she Tallow I As stated by the Butchers. I Si. James's Mot ket 4s 74 St. James's Mal ket ...is 7. 1 White...lmpel. Mao ket 54 nliteehapel Market 4s 54 Clore Nllas ket Os 0.1 Avel age .... 4. 6d Neweate Market Os tld 1 Average 4. 8.1 PRICE ()V TALLOW, Town Tallow 70. 0.1 —• od Yellow Itiowin7o. Oil .14 0,1 White dine Od (Id Soap ditto.. O. 0d —+. isd Melting Muir 64 , 0d —a 01 Ditto rough —4440 J 0,1 SOAP, &e. prr 11211). Yellow Soap 0 411 106 s Curd Palm 108 s Grave. lB. 0d Good Dregs l. lid PRICE OF CANDLES, rflIM TANS , / Chandler* Hall. Pelee of Candies, per 111/2PIII, 6.1--Moul.lo, 14 6,1. per dozen allowed for ready namey. SPIRITS. p. r Gallon, in Bond. Brandy,Cog.l3* o.la —.3 0.1 Genera Rd a 4. 3a Rounleanx 103 6.1 • 103 8d I Jam:Lira Itunits 10.1 a 38 2.1 ti. Od a 3. 2.1 011.-.4. per Tuu, of 252 Gallons. New Greesil.Whalc.. 57/ —1 Spermaceti 1251 —1 9141 —/ —1 I Linseed I'ale Seal. . 641 / Pile /tape ?I'ELCII 0111)ER. The I..ll,witig the pro ti ;.e.l List Of the nye bight* : T 111: 111:leiN. 1 V • To 1w fib.' by two Pi 0... of the Blued Royal. 3. The Mai quis of .4 y. • Th e Ito lki Irt. 5. The 1.1.10 of Carillon. 6. The V11.(31111nt /. Sir Watkiii Williams Wynn, Bait. 14. The 1.41111 U:lfur.l. 9 Tlir lint n( Lund Kenyon,. The Lo,d Otsplir. 11. The !mid privet's% Pei broil of tl r Order—The innl Bishop of St .ismih. Chimeelliw—The bird Re:ktrar—ltisyq limes. Esq. Gesiriti Puisiiivant, fireside, Viceitlviiisti I%lw, fee. at the tlib puma of 11w Earl Alarelml. Bailment—Li : o4 creel. cligril wit:. IA le. Audi—" Cre.iiitur furtibut at ' AtIITIN. On the II Ih instant, at Knock Diln, in the Comity sr W. slitivath, Il lland, the lisinourabte Lady Imalitge, 4.f a WO. On the 9th ivaaut, at Tin vey.houst, c4.4414ty the Richt Hon Alicia Lady Triml.lestoan. of a um. Willarialay laal, in Upper Ornevenurooreet, the Right Hun. Lady of a duazllltr. On Saturday la►t, its Cork, the Lady of Maine Diaulnsiy, uf the 49th regiment, of n anti. On Tlitirsiday, in Poi Lady Liddell, of a sue, the fifteenth child. 51.IRRIAGF.S. Chi Monday, the 12th iiminot, in St. B.idcri'4 Dohlin, t.y the Hee. thr Archdeacon of V.llala. John .I.th„ E.. 59 of fikhop-street, tu Alma Withatub, of I. twit tou..t. strict, in th 4 city. On Sunday last, by the Archdeacon of Ihtblin, Frederick Moore, Esq. Swish r at Lao, to ilanhali, only daughter Alderman llonc, of Bsicut.stertt, Dethhn. tin Saturday last, Itieliard Wm.!. Epq Caplan' ott halt• pay of the•s4.l regiment, to Haunt, Jooahor of the R.,. f; rot gr Warner, late of Newtown, County Curk, and gland daughter of Sir Roger FAulkiici, Bart. 1)1:A1'11 January 7, wsililenly, at Va llainstersmitli, Mel. Keene, wife of 11 illiam Amer, fri. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE. Mar g5O after 9. I Evening ti after Id. COURSE OF EXCHIAN4 Amaterdani 4/12U. Ditto at Sight —36 10 Amsterdam 11 9 C.F. Ditto at Sight II 6 Mittel-ikon ll 10 9.U. Antwerp cx•uto. 11 11 Hamburg's 34 4 2►.U. Altoua 34 5 231.7. Parisiltq's date 24 30 Ditto Illounicattx to 24 50 t on the IE, FRIDAY, JANUARY 16. I Genus ♦7 Vre ice I lat. L.W. 2 Malta 4l. Narks Pal iiroio 12e f . per oz. !.whoa... 581 Oporto blot Rio ialleirO. •. • tirt Dublin 8 per et. Cork.... A;soof the flank uu Hullaud 2 per Cent. - . Alaulie 147 ex mo. Dlndrid,cfect NM! Cadiz, CRVI- • • at Bareeliibit -- Billion, effect 3s &Nolte . 74 Gibraltar.— • • :Lit Leghorn t1U1.41(111. Portntal Gul.l ui F r. -. V Guliiin4itiv. 0 0 New Dottblousis 4 0 New Delfano 0 0 0 Silver iu liars U 5 3t I►ew Lugia, to PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Batik Stock 3 per C:. Red. 0411i'l tit 1 itstlikt Bonds 1413 lug p►. 3 per Ct. Cuew..but st) 1 Er. Milo. e.... 19 i I pr. 4 per reiptt 9s•ii' I Dittn. 41..'29 .46.49 pr. 5 per Ct. N. Anis 104 I Ditto, 3 It pr. 105 I I Lottery Tickets 19/. it.. Bank L. Ann ' 244 I Coats. fur Ace... .11; I If; leap. 3 per Ct. An..79i I Nom est virere sed raters rita —.MARTIAL " Lai id ouly Life, whew blest with net Ing." irk: finest syst. in of Ethics is to roolitte %%With due bounds, and thus to regulate the Passions; un restrained and Insubordinate they isuptdisously .14 gutsy those barriers wh.ch Religisn and Morali.y fiave curb, but nor hilate them, appears the 1.151111 of pi is deuce, best ralotlatell to limit their elferverseresse. Every ilisorsotnisatiost of the human frame CtrillirCll gr. at smallest kutowlt.ke to remedy, •sol the public %Ware is psis. muted shell Profeasional meta (disregarrlote the bugge-t ions of the envious and interested) devote their Asians to the treatment of those rwmplsinis generated by imptudeisce,llll.l the ebullition of tiw passions at all stsrosairdid abousent„ " The strength ufa station consists in the health of the pen. pie ;" but it is melancholy to reflect on the daily sacrifice In the ignorance of unfeeling em:yrieisni, and to isioteract, as far as possible, its fat tin r ravages, we off r to suffering los manity,the result of our owls experience in the vas 16111 b cases of Debit ty. The unwary %urine uf solitary vire 4ai le solo Seed at school, before season has asses tssl In r I ight ay. r the mold in contemplating hos imam Is so state, low • susreptslole of istlivening llusatiuua, its LIMN it.g that the mo-t compheated state of exhaustion may lie stuleiCei lain manly energy ; intense study, Mona. rate snail ty, long rest • deuce in tropical 'limes, mod massy other (slums, w ill fl qsiently derange the Nervous System ; its such se eau hold out au assurance of re-anon:shoo, by remedies that base long answered the sanguine hopes of patients of Leith J. t.e.. That baste to biomass happiness 1.1101 V. 111-rill. Call 140,r • reeled learlissly, the Oulu .arid state of Iledseal !Wiener ha MC divested its antidote of those distil..shag propel tits tint Rn lung rendered its eithilostion nisterMiu and h./issuing. t%.* hi st xplitiu our flirt hurl by Ishserviuz to patients Isamu" ing under this malady, that a icw day. only are signiori! for dm removal of early symptoms; that the most ines terate caw will yield In our remedies Wll,lllll ss th, 114.1 that ns a ys s - sou who only suspects hinos.•ll injured, the disease Islay he prevented alto;,eilser truss. appearing ;—• similar ...mob alp plies in many oilier derangements of the Generative System. as Weaklie", t? !crest' 111 l s, hr (aqua:tally Strisasiresobst Mute cases of aisieh are daily rr rd witlusos the 1.5( Of csausti.• ur stinoulants. Some pc. islisrities incidental to the salt. r sem hare not escaped our anent . ;in n Inch, mild."'" combined with efficacy, has supers. dial the sm ails usually adopted. las tine, our system is outline, in cults. I) cu. I• , sod ressinesiCy sue. essful Eslueapd its this uur native city; 5ch001...1 in our 1-sa.fe•- si 111 l al tittsiustient loy Its spl. want mediesst rtes.:lsl.l. having been stole, persuisall), lit iompare :o:surato.a the histt..ls Sllrigleall [KM Our lOt • seuaiuua to superiority sun a luaus Is we hour Ir. one 111 - tined by eaperies.or, whirls is crust...a by she lions we receive, even troll. distant lAIIIIIIII. s. GOSS eo. NI It e. Skirgconi. 13, Bow t. Isleel.strrtt, Louckit. ••• For the gonna! memo slat not limit nor selecs Staled periodA.4praclier, but way be consaltcd all reagoisable boors. Cuuullt l'ai kills air rrricol" tu 4. " scribe thioulely ihrir olturt s, (C. wlsu advice, ail' lit kingdom,. A batik-note j$ expected to acTualpauy the I'34e• L II 74D II N : and I'abltahr.l at the 011ie% We titytild ; wine ALleertionsesits are mattes* anall.ettee• (low Paid) mutt he •fhires....—C %MITN, Pi:. l. Cif 'Relied In I, UV!' — 1 R fIIIE !No 127. '1,4 PRICE. OF LEATHER. 8it...., SO to-Milt, rail. 21.1 In 23.1 per lh. Ditto, bit to MO lira. each.... 25.1 to Idol Deeming Hides I'lo4omA H i.les Crop Hides 35 to 40 Ilis Or coiling "17.1 to 1844 Ditto 45 to 5011 n. 194 to 20iti Calf Skins 3 0 ill 40169 Ditto 50 to 70 Ihs .............21d to 20.1 Ditto 70 to 8011 h.. . 21.1 to 20114 Small Seal! (Greenland) ..221 1.1 274 Large ditto Tanned Horse hider ... er ... • .15.1 to 174 Spanish Horse bides 174 to 2ld N- 4