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F! . bate reason to Iselitvi that our coin iiiereim I relations *Abe placed upon u secure and perm:me:A li Is. "IFL‘n the principle of the freeeleta of the crab shall Ta_ JrknowleSged, if the eominereiAltre,ty a 7-oti‘g with Fiance ii coilluricri, we *kali liurti . ill the arlwartAgem re stay from It, aml the va#, wiN egarn nea tnamphint over csArry %,eu. AMPICA AND 'RANCE. , WP. Anted in our lint, that Lts‘insparte had loa- Isif•st.d a disp.si :ion to relax in his outrugeona cou. net tosisnia tip United Statec—ley tottery front .Pari4 t.s July fo, it is aint, that negotiations for a commercial utrusagensent.liari cosziineeentl Intaispen Gent. Arscatrong uod Mr. liiittierivr. oppouttiod in the iiissence of ClimP4iii".• *erect of sicker fe Ica a doin!reun in thilatut„ to Lie Fritelli ► iltio Taira, data! Ilal at I. • " Arrirrd here a stool) 01'wor. or . le runs. with u Bunch fn:zate, of 43ums; her prize. Slip is one of those which arcalserl g from Goal* 400i)e. at short tinto,siner, and has a variable corgi) of su4ar, oicoo. oaf(' 1,200,0(10n m. of coffee on boas!." 111.1. • The fulowing obseveattens in The Asiatic Mir ror, span the recent event, in India, are copied from The Madras Courier of the 86th April:— " The cum motio n s t h at, during the earlier pert of the year, had threatened to disturlasthe public tout quillits in various q , l4rterN of our Asiatic clomitoues, had beau c•auplet,•ly coli!peracte4l and ~rtt dawn, and have led to a gescral ariaiigeinem, from which peeve and ; ;nod order in hubs api.ear to rest on ns firm and protiiisi lig a foundatiois, as at ail' previous mem, since the estre,lishment of the littlish empire iu the East. w Among the military events of the retort under notice, the reduction of - the Ammo miler :ten& hill of Itegowly, carried uy the irresi,t,hle gal lantre of our arms, with a loss greatly dispropor tinned torts strength and importance, au mate vi - mein of high consideration. The surrender of Adjy-ahur, consequent to the fall of Itegoerly, put an cud to the hostility wuged 'Nat nst the public OF. feral* in that quarter, and restored peace aid eroeperity tli:oughnot the province of et 'roe eextreannee of tilimlno.te it, both to the Southward and to the North-a est, have, during the sanie period, been fertile in teem. In Travancore, the treacherous Abuse of antlierity lodged in the hands of the Jesian, led to nu hoseility, that, while it proved fatal to the views and interests of its abet tors, aßorJell additional. - opportunities for the **Mid illoatottinii of British prowls*. The deriiig intrepidity and military skill which extuiguished, iu the course of a few weeks, the ferruidable and re belliotdi force that was • udiudivel in Travancore, have been the things of high officiel panegyric, mai is a suoject of won pleasing reflection. w lu &timid, the terror of our arms. the judg. talent, promptitude. and energy of the measures so admirably calculated to repress every hope of suceestful nggresaine or resiseviee. have exemelt lied the rild - prillnual that Metres wv to mower pe ere. is to be prepared j'or tear.' The mea sures io Sirbiod brier innterially strengthened the relations ot peace, in a point where hul.erto they were thought to he open to dieturiaance ; amid the establishment of • British military post on the banks of the Suttedge, must prove favourable to She toture inaititeonnee of tranquillity in thnt quar ter. " Neither has the Writ of India been destitute of interest. The eiatire defeat of the two refractory Mahrattsh Clitertates, the destruction or dispersion of their follewers by the forces under Lieut.-Colonel Doveton, lure given an effectual check to that pre datory system, fotmerly so prevalent and destruc tive to the Monastic repose; of Hitidonstan. w Though - haat hrilliant, not less pleasitigiu itself, or less valuable in its consequences, than some of those emits to shie) we have just alluded, is the secominodation of all the lately existing differences with the Chinese, the re.openiug of the trade whit 1 th at coun t r y, s od th e reastablidement of a friendly interenuree on its foruit r &ming, have removed all the alarm and anxiety' which attended the late dis pute with that exinewebnary people, and whose caprice. vaulty, obstinaey, mid the estreine venality of many of their prieeipsil authorities, occarou elowlo, amid touch teineceitiarr difficulty, in bring. • ing to a sett 4fietory issue every diecussion hi which they are parties." The British Nervy. aecoriiiiig to the return tor r.eted up to Someday, comorwed 1957 Vessel'', of which 1165 are of the line. Of theses 94 of the liar • a -e at sea, with le ernes, tad frigates, 140 sloops, 71 twig., aiiil 1;7 entailer vessels. • (tumour says, that aithin those three days Mr. CAA seas has nonsieated BAKTOOLONEW FRERE, eie brother of dome 1-10011LNAM Flti.AF., to be Envoy Extraorilniary and Meister Plemputentiery st Seville, in the remit) of Lord Wetteshae, who it recalled. We hope that lie boa not committed so flagrant an abuse. Mr. CA/0111110 has actually resigned, aed only holds the meals of office 110011. mstly, until the appointment of his successor. About Mile o'clock on Saturday vetuing, an in itial old man t. 4 thK 1116111 C of WRIGHT, in his way "H"toi" kJ:jug. g g down the nest side of Fret-inarker, received a violent blow on Iris right telouider from is tall fellow, who immediately eila.cited at lir- width, but the chain breaking by the rioleme ef the pull, ate) • number of pristine cousin"; up j 'ast at the time, the ruffian was obliged to make a precipitate retreat without Ins booty, carryiug away with hint pert of the chain and two mese! seals. arEn -s rA TES. HosTot4 i AVG. 17. In die resent situation of atlairp, we must either , cociiitue the ernh:itgri policy, or use every ezeittou to briiiittheCornmorcial Treary with Frence to a ft viserahle issue. ki the Britiso have thus treacherous ly cpuitlecOM themselves to.Jris it nation who liii dime awl nskeil every tiniog to preserve their friend. OUP. it is lint luatlint ..itonid now attempt to cou :olltain Fra,less For. tor., Sa x e in hostilities with the ..whole world. because England arta tiogratrfollv, would sorely be no evilletice of political sagacity, or of as lat.o 604 to national intereits. int.tbesecorittof Ainelican commerce, we look to Garth, Arc/kneeing aril the lion. John Q. Adam. At the Courts of France Awl 11us.i.t Na '• T •: ~ . ~•, • tin 37.4 isneras, 31.47itrACh, ,m) DlLityrs. &MILAN, NAT 3. ,11.1DRAS BIRTH. • Ca Wed.tettday last, the Lady of H. H. Her Anglo; Lsq of a daughter MADRAS MARRIAGES. At Tranquehar, by the Rev W. A. Keating, Chaplain of Triehittopolv, on )Imuley, the 14th of April, Alexander Hamilton Rehm, Eaq of Hallerberet, is the clammy of Ayr, Seot:nod, and 'trash Cootatiassoaer at Tratiquebar, to Hiss -M. H. Colbiormen, only daughter *1 the late .1. E. Colbiorn. snit, Fig, formerly a Member "(Coasted et the latter Flare 553 flat-04th instant, Mr Theism Cole Dempsey, to slite Frames 31illoie. On t'.ie tat itotant, Mr F. Zeberpol, to Mile Vallee. MADRAS Dr...TH. At Clitttore, on the Vist Ins.. Mrs Whitlie, reliet of the irate Majar Whitlie, of the nth regiment N. I. BENGAL BIRTHS. On the Itth April, the Lady of Edward Strettell, Esq. of lii _ Lately, at Chiasurab, the Lady of Captain Ralph Camp bell, of a daughter. At Seralllllol , ll, toi n'ethwaday, the sth current, the Lady of thy Rev William Itobilieon, of a aim. L.tiely, at ierampore, the Lady of the Rev. Mr. Mvisli -1030. f a dauglityr fIENGAI. M 1111 RI :GEC. At the New Chinch, on Moiniay, Ih. iota April, by the Rev. 'V. Bales , John Vnentwlte, Esq of the Civil Service, to that Crisp, disables. of Barris .t . rtiso, Esq. On the lath April. by the R, v. Mr. Kaki, Mr. John M`L..tinl, to l'itmertooldest ihiugliter of John tiliot, Esq. Joillovand If , !strata., N odd?* At Ftittynliur, 4ii - the /3tb Mr. S Birch, lute in the at 'flee of•Dtstslat Rao 5. mdialt, to MAI Eliza beth Wake, eldest &beater uIR 111:ike, e.sq. ;Leaf Matter bf BENGAL, DEAtHS. ,„ rrif I. Miss M. Mestlirosa. seed is yaws. - • pi:if • Mfrs. Sophia- bsittti„ wife of Mr. butensal Smith, brinch Ont. ' At Runipi/re, near Makia, on the Sill March, Mrs. Ma rmot Is 16 “rde. DEATH. •• At Surat, ash April, tug infant child of Lientemlet Stan :ey, of the athltatittlertfof Bonita/I Native Infantry. CEYLON BIRTH. At Co:omilo, ;nth April, the Lady of Captain James Brown, of His Majesty's ad Ceylon Rectineat, of a son. 'MARCH I. MADRAS M A RRI Af; E. On Thitraday itst, Jolla (kiddie, Emj. to Miss Latter. 1111ADKAS DEATH. An the poll iostant, course ltubert Moss, rin of Mr. G. MINN aged l year*, ennotha, and S days ;• lie was a pro mising youth, rernatere victru to the gout. BENGAL El KTHS. Os the tai February, Mns. S. Greenwal, of a daughter. On the usth January, Mrs. Osborne, of a nun. At sea, on hoard the Cit-, of Loudon, Ltst Intirttnatt, aus Mos alb of August last, the Lady of Captain lutes, of a daughter. BENGAI. MARRIAGES. At Patna, on.ghe 3.. th ignitery, N. 31'Ltod, Esq. of tbe civil service, to Wm. Eleanor Delude. 1..1105 at Chirp.' as, FISII.CI/1 Law, laq of the civil service, and collector of Chupeah, to Miss Jeffreys, eldest daughter of the Reverend Mr Jeffreys. BENGAL DEATHS. the the 7th February, Ann, the iniad daughter of J. W. Falb", Esq. aged eleven insni ha. Os lb- 3d Feb, toe infant daughter of tlc. John Wood. At Fatty-tinr, sou the 45tli January, Mr. Hugh Keid, • riding master on the tornl.d pension list. Lately, in Bundlerund. Adair Mitchell, Esq. surge o n 16i% re fitment of native iofautry. BOMBAY BIRTH. On the 1.3111 February. Mrs. Ferrer, Ida son. MADRAS BIRTHS. MARCH 15. On Wednesday t►e ilth ii;eant, the lady of Georg* MAWS Esq of the civil acrvire, of a eivughter Al Hytiretiad, on the 116tli February, the Lady of Captain Slukivt th, Sth native regiment, of a dataatiter. `~ ~:. MADRAS DEATH. On the 11th instant, Elizabeth Heel, ae , ed to months, one bear and ii ball before her nsolber, H ea l, tt♦ed 39 years, who died after a lon, b !were, and painful ill •eaa, which abe bunt with uncommon tint exemplary piety. BENGAL BIR'T'HS ftelVedersday evening, the edd instant, Ow Lady of Joh■ p a rr e y, Esti of a sun . On Monday eveutog, the Lady of Captain Yoitug, of the Artillery, of a sou Ott the tat} instant, the Lady of Captain Russ, of the Cosutry iiiirmee, of a daughter. t) u th e loth Instant, Mrs. fingheii, of a sun. Oa the I 7tis seitset, Mrs. Chat. , jun of a daughter. lidEbiGAL MARRIAGE On the tath ;natant, Willths linttereuirth Bayley, Pei. of tlee H. C. civil servir.. t.. Mum Anne Augusta leckaou. BENGAL On tha inth instant, it li,asengange, Charles Hamilton, Want sun of Lieut. C.Wllakniltuu, aged 73 MOUthi. --.-... CEYLO? Bllll'llB7 Lately, at Fund de Galls, the Lady of Lieutenant-Colonel Kerr, Contrnaudset of that garrison, of a daughter. Ou the tut March, Mrs. Vincent Vanderstraaten, of a daughter. MADRAS BIRTHS. M•ILCIPI T. At Yatten in the Ilsgultuatant district, on the osth ult. the 1 U of Captain C. H. Powell, of the it ist N. 1. of a dsuolitri. At Vrorrapatain, on the 3111 i goo, the Lofty ut Henry Tay lor, Lay. ut the Civil heretre, of a daughter. BENGAL BIRTHS. _ _ Oo the 2;th of , the Lady oft*. tVaskle, of His Vytsty'a tsth ilrageoos, of a daughter. Oa the 24th of February, tha Lady. of John Cursar, of a son On Thttratiay last, t►e 234 of February, Niro. Gsorge Da. costa, of a suit. BENGAL On the let March, et the Neu. Ctuarrla, by the Rev. Wit. hams Eaten, Mr, Nathaniel Yuonge, of the II C. Marine, t• Min Elisabeth Andrews, daughter of Mr. Timone Andrews, Harbour Master at Divanod Ilart...nr. On the 19tIzot February, Mr. William Bristow, to Misr {arab Ilintna. (In the gist at February, Mr John Owen to Mrs Mary Basil h. • At Patna, nn the I Olt of February, Mr. M. P. Derr', to Plus Matta D'Cruan. BENGA I. DEATHS. On the 4.34 of February, Mr. L. Mittman, arrant. On the 27th of Felerunry, Mr. Thosns, UO3IMAY DEATH. On Sunday, the sth neat. after • long and ',sinful illness, which she sustained with this A•st wainuplary patutnee, tint rift of Mr. F. Tolukins. I.liCll Q 9.• MADRAS BIRTHS. On Saturday. the let* instant, Die Lady of Alexander Falconer, E. g. of a roa. At Cochin, th.• Lady of Lieutenant J Browne, of the 21 Bans Moo t 3th Regiment, N. I. Va. daughter. .• _ MADRAS DEATHS. On Friday last, Charles Mastome, Fsq. senior mi rckant is the Honourable Company's r.. 11 service. At Serineanstain, OA the %nab instnult Mr'..ior Thomas Whittle, .;a Botisi:un Beva.. n.A N 'Live Infantry. BENGAL At VI'S fa the .n.l March, the La4y of Captain Irwin Mating, of a two. Oa the 4th March, the Lady of Joh. Sbak!spear, Esq. of • Amu:litre At Cam, apart, oil the nth %wit, the Lady of Lieutenant Greer Moore, ed Battalion, Ist satire Infantry, of a sou. Ow the seth Jaawasy, at I huaporr, the Lady of !,huts. mast Gealltut, or the lb, B.itialiou 7th Natty( latent/ball • OUP. BENGAL MARRIAGES. Oa Thmsday, the nth Match, at the New Chatetli tbe • . .. ~ ,~+ 4 Iterercad Mr. r:Oes, Ethrstd LK. to Mrs. Us' garet At chwieurgb, oil the sth March, by the Reverend Nalha stir! Forsyth, Jacob Fiedcrick Plusher, Esq. to Miss EliZJl befit AIM/Mt/I. BENGAL DEATHS. On Monday, the cid) March, Laptaiu A. Stone, of the country Kiroice. Lately, Captain Sidney Caesar Junes, of the I.tire Regiment. MADRAS BIRTHS. • PRI L 5. At Poutlit - hem . , uto thy Eith Mutt h, the Lady of Lieute aaot Culotta H. Hall, of a atih-burn BENGAL BIRTHS. . . . 0,, the loth %larch, the Lady of Captain William Shaw, of 11,. Majesty's ssd KCLInIrBt, of a mum. At Dacca,..o the 9111 Mart* Mrs. Elartheth Hard, of a saa. BENGAL 31AftItIAGES. On the I ith March, Ale Thomas tiaraitier, to Miss Mai :nisi M'Cliire. At the Cape of Good !fain., in November last, Thomas Charles Cndogsn, Etel , :usi of the Idle Athuiratesdogan, to Miss. ophie WilbelosioaCOblotalatia Lker. 8E.M.:411. DE On the 17th Mnrele, Mr. hints fietenby. Lab Iy, Mr 1,. Ciu;s4u. At I- Uttrginir, no the ggth January, G F. Warden, the infant son of Lieutenant G Watieu, lot Battalion tith Re giment Native Infantry. •PALL 19. MADRAS BIRTHS. At Kuonch, on Iteililla;,t.,il;l..aoyof Capt. Gibbi, of a daughter At Seriognpathm, on the stilt iut, tltr Lady of J . Mcddlr ton, Ran. tguartef-Alaster of His s s.4h Regiment, of a two. • BENGAL BIRTHS Oaths it lux residence, i u %VelliAley -place, the Lady .4 OtailtrelMating, Esq. of • date ker. Ou the atith id • rib, Mrs M. I.4,kerstteu' ~ of a son. At Illiaugu pni . ,,gra the ;Fit !lards, the ltd!'of Cipt. J. C. Ige, of a Sulk. BENGAL DEATIPt. Ou the 3iilh,Mlucii, Mr. Willieut At Patna-, nu the tutli ?dutch, :Mastor Wise, aged four years ;our tnotitits At Chios; Carpi. John ksgss, late Commander of the ship Died at 191 it Octol,r last, on board .of the brig Orient, slier a long illutfss, Cape. Juhu Watson, Cuwtaauly A , f t hat vessel. •PRIL i 6. • MADRAS BIRTHS. f.ately, at Poodotherry, the Lady of Major Welsh, of • At Triebinurly, in !tertiary Lat, the Lady of Major utball, *the Cavalry, uf• daughter. Qu the ilth imtsht, at the bowie of Chutes Fleming, Faq. at Walt•iir, ar.u. Virt..npataiu, the Lady of Samuel Ilk:Qer, Eaq. thud Judge of the Circuit Court at Chittoor, of a sun. 31,1D2AS IAItRIAC: ES. At Cochin, on the r tltio felJrch. -Capt. John Carter, of Majesty's with Reit. of Foot, to Miss Carotiue Auselia Ru dolphina von Attegybil. At entitle, oa tbsao9th March, Me. George Niles, to Mrs. Dorothy Johnson. • MADRAS DIUTHS. At *ring:iv - dam, on the 9th April, Ens:go Clelsod, of the 9,1 Rat. lath Rcp t . N. 1. • Om die tith Apia, - Lieut. T. S. Pa ge t , tat Bat. ialt Regt. BENGAL BIRTH. On the 4th Deresotkr lost, the Lady of Capt. 8111WIte. of Hie Majesty's Bth Light Drazooos, cos her way front Cat- Celia to Cawspore, ere d:ortgliter. WENt:.II On the ath April, by the Rev. Me. Estes, at the house of Masses. R. and W Ingtir, RUlnert to Mr.. hi tut liardet. Oil Sunday, the ..?I,:tit Mar.•h, Capt. 11311 C Car Brorapr, to Miss Suirau Aro Louisa do Mori* BENGAL DEATHS _ Oo Thuieday Waiter Adam., of the oottatry service. . . . - Lately, at C.ussimbazsr, Cert. Jolin Bond, formerly in the COMOtty •OtY:Ce, MADRAS BIRTHS. At Triehiimpoly, on the 14th alt. the Lady of Captain Robbins, ui 11. N. 6916 Key- of a draught'''. I.ately at Masulipatam, the Lady of Capt. iifeey Xmas, of a daughter. MADRAS DEATH. At the PretiJeney, ou Monday last, George Weetcaft, ammo merchant, and member uf the Board et Trade.' BENGAL ratrils. Ou Sundny, the Oth April, the Lily of J. H. Hertiorten, Esq. of a daughter. Mauday last, the Lady of Trevor rl4,wdets. Erq. of • sou. The Lady of the C A Bruce, of • daophier. Ou Satarvtay, the loth April, the Lady of II Law, Esq. of a daughter. The Lady of George Tyler, Esau of a daughter. BENGAL MARRIAGE. On the isth April, Ensign David Milt.oll, of the 11. C. 50th Reit. 101. 1. to Mite Jetts Feeler. BENGAL DEATHS. Yesterday evening, Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Friend, aged tt. On Monday, the Lady of the late Mr. Rubor% Duticaa. RU A L TYCREV. We have been favoured with the following communication from a most respectable corres poinlent: "An extraordinary presence of mind and courage was, ow the 13th instant, evinced by a cul:ivator of thus proviiiee, in awaiting to receive the attack of a Royal Tygrers, which tiliinuated in the death of the faeious Ve!jer Pat...H.:111 inhabitant of Maltisadiodaliad, in the vicinity of limits, about noun of the ahoy% - mentionsd slate, whilst workiug in his cotton field, pereorlyed thel4., ,(. to tar approaching him he all attitude that co 'weed Veljee of the animal's din sit° to destiny and, as lie was aware, from the nature of his situation, that he could not t ees . ho made prrpanitioes to receive her. TM. Tygyr,s sprnigingon . this undatiated tailtiv-itor, he held his lieft sr% to oppose her—whist, with his r!glii, °Minima: a Ittsraisit,• or small hatchet. Iris peruuu. tated blow was so correctly defamed between the can of dm aulanal, and smith such fnr,-e noosed to the seta. ity with winch the Tygress Arairsedrlilla at 'a...cannoned her immediate death. Veljee Patell, who has hisileft wrist ands lace rated, appeared to our correspondent, rad the akin of the animal was sera by several gentlemen at the station. Independent of the gratnowie altieh the man appeared to feel for his providential rescue from so terrine su arousal, he eNprtsseil touch sense of thankfuld‘s fur the munificent reward of the Honourable Company, bestowed on h•ru and all who prove tbodestruyers of brats of pr , :‘, and par ticularly merited by coolisem awl bravery Limns di.- played, as in the case now instruct il. Kaira, Felisoary as, .mori." =imemoweser=rlme The Load MA rue will hold a Court of Common Council this def.. fir the purpose of further con sidering the intended Jubilee. lost night, as a hackney-coachman, very much intoxicated, was driving along Al.miat-str , et, he fell off the coach-hatm, and the wheels we •• over hid head and aims; he was Latin to on, lioLrwss y lu ' blomet-etreet. His skull us Net tit 04, ai.ti one rfhis mum is broken. There Brom hopes of his recovery. NAY' :... ~, 'L INTELI.I PORTSIMOV*.r. 0cr..1. Arrived the 77tarkes frigate, Lain Plynu:utla ; and tlar.iygun-brig, with a coav'y from the Down-. The Nivdsteiraneast 453,d, Portu j oit.e fleets we re utidtr weiL , h; but have Ikroamht tp again. ri.vuutlau, srrr. Se. • Came iu the DtiLe of Argyle packet; from enrk. FALMOUTH. SEPT. 29. • Stied the Lady Arabella packet. Captain ut ki". w i t !, mud,. for Jai:tau:a ; and t h,. Prilecat Mart ' packet, Wlth wails for the Leeward Wands. DOVIF:11, .7Cf. 1. gtertiay, Eve tat) of large chi/Jr from the Sky of Hondurio, pared here under convoy of a n. n n Of uar; conic /11 hSCII.4e I'S were lauded out of !hem. To-fh,y, the wind haring tome round to th . e N. E. N large fleet of ship paamed lere to the ward, const.tiag of Weat todutuavn, Stroihnnen, Coia,term, err. 1. Arrived yesterday, the Griffin, with a teL lionnunis. l'oos !morning the outwavd-hon e d, sointer !NO oo or of the Humber tinned-shirr. Etpeigle Sprisialy cutter, rolled with about so) or Ju transports for the WestwAr.l. Arr;veri the (ilacksia lt, from a cruise; %Ivo L'Aizle, Rolla. I:las, rod Zenobiet, with Sir It. Strut:hart on board, from Flashing. Sir Richard fandeot here this .00rsiiiig, and set Gtf for Louder. s a il e d th e R o vai Oak, Salseue, snd Liver, with the whole of the outward-1)0mM, for Port-.south; i d, the (Ammon, Peat ; anri I Telnisley, Nivholiw., that tent arrived from the River. 'nor Vesernhk, nr 7 t loss, Inis been on shore lfr Flushing; she is l ot on' siptin, hut is con.itl.l4i4y Jiiihrgetl. and &wakes much water. Wind N. u. FIMM LIRT. 6rt r r‘ots HaT. rived, Am Rrotlum, Phillips 4 Hove, Ilatittrr, ,• RaiLtrs, Chtptoa ; Sandermis, Ssitsleraim; owl I rienthiltip. - Henthic,frositQueher ; J ohattii, Warris, fr As St. I.lWe ; —; v e v a !, o rtm , ; (Ai:witting Kitty, Matottoir ; !lop, lxvie ; and the Livay, Ihreer, trim 14nuilitrAs ; Union, Pinekuey, from Pomona, Lloyd, from St. Kitt's; Commerce, lisraer, from New Brun,. awl the Mary, Bradley, trout gilte.— tiled, thc Good Alien, fur Jeisce ; Hama, Briar. fir CAL: and the 'lsamu', Cooper. fur Halifax. THE MA ItA"E TS. 00101-EXCHANGS, Orr. t. CURRENT PRICE OF G& *I N. %VII eat Faun. dll to ..... .. t las 117 a. I TINE Rein!. us 6 ~, 4 r d Rye.. sBa. Elia. 1 Oafs 20-• 3lw .qa barley 5 tc 60a. Pn awls acs. 0-:. •.1 Malt .. 2211. ipaa. Potatew ditto mow. to tie f .1. White Pea*? • Nape Seed ••-•1 . :1. 9 ( 1 8.1 1,,, ) —• "" '" c '• vine Floor. 9.50. Moo Grey Peas:. 444. 4s. SoCoocis Stot • 9,-••••• UXBRIDGE. . Corn,t overt ar's Burs . .-Fat n ity, sin% go. Wlrat, per load. ..... —241. —or to 3 41. —s. New Jo. —I. en —l. —e. Barley, per quarter. 4 , 2 e. —c!. to s:r. Vets 11;a. to t JY • —al. Beans „ sty.. 056 i Peas j s'• 10 5e PRICE !tors. rockier. Kent, 51. Izs to 71. tae !Hurt, 51. -1i to o!. Ferhhneta .1. —it. to lob. B••S. Kent, 31. 61. 41. Ws. to I. 00. 41. t6s. to 31. too PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW, YESTERDAY. IT. WRITRCII %nen. Hay. al. M. ud to 13 , 1 irao , l Hay sl. se. t.. dal* Straw. 04 *a to v 1.145. od. New, of. oa vt. ti. Clover, 71. se t• O 1 fee. Strew. 21. k. ...--........i SMITHFIELD NURSE I „---. , Vrr. b. Tu stab il.c Oiial prr atone of Alb. . 8ref......46. od. to .5s . td 44,1 or Cat tle, tMe Alm !..... Mu1t011...411. MI fu si. 4d. I 11 timsts O 4 -co Wrol ;$. ad to Is. od non>. , , 95,,0tt0 Lamb. ...us. tot tool. od. I Calor.; Hs Pock. ... ...A. tot to te. *id. I Pip 97e • - . - —. _ NHMIGATE AND LEADENHALL MAREETS. (By al., Canals.) Baer as. ad to 44. 64. `Pont Veal as. od. to 59 Pd Matto. 44. od. to it od. I . 64. Pd. to 73. Pd Lamb 4. ed. to so 4d. PktICE OF TALLOW. St. James's Market ss 141 Tows'fallwr lots kid —• • Clare tarket INtritoxiiapel Market 6‘ col White ditto .. 96s od —• 9 pe r i t. of sib: —.--.1 Sony die/e.... snsa od 74 • um old *kiting eta/ Ms od -.s 4 I Aterage..., ss iid Mao IWO Ns 44 —4 lo Ctifeell .... t;uutl tlrecs, Yellow Soap. I ioa-.-Molt rd I 2 la—Clod, 1441 Price of Ciusdies, per duaeu, tsa ode-3ttoalds, 16s od ____ - - • _ ____ _ RAW RIDES. lest Maitre+ awl Steers (per Ordinary 94.--d. to 111. 4d. *tome) it. I'.l. to 311. od. Market OM 19s. od each. Mitatlinsp yr 61. to us. s.l. .K.llBl.- UMW 944, ed. to 161. Sbeep Nimes - - lis. 114. to as ad. Lamb Maus - - 9*. ad. to is. ad. _ _ _- PRICE AI: Ilflr r 8 3 per Gem (Areas • ' • 6311 par Corot. Navy ............. Imperial 3 per Ceuta I odM Bowls 93 41 prow). Exelrewer 'Sinn . .le 63 prem. Poieliab rAgtery Tickets.. ..... 211. t,s. Coneols fer...... T. Nov, Stoek.breker, e,Cortibill, and 9, Cbaringoemem. ._ . _ MARRIAGL.S. ua lie ituth eft. ler Ike ilkau of Fermi, 3..etwel Abbott. Col of Casth.gni ' coast!. 62tei tip , ur..la.Kh • rot Ike arr. Alesswilertilemalsg, gierrit of t'vsltrbilAktiii.7, in said eimnry. Us' the 9.1 Awito.t. last, at the honit ..f t.oril Aintettei. C: disk Atintater to the Kist of the Ico StrJtee , Lt Alwc Raker, Leg. of der tate ere c.aosty of Hem. • font, to Iliss Fasz,m, dot ghter of Robert hien Esq. toreal enoral from the king of Great Britsta id the Wanda of %eta? and Malta. 0111P1'11111. tt illiant Case, Esq. owe of the senior Aldermen of 1: 'me* 141.0, Norfoilt, ond as eminent soheitur. He had supped to arpeisatly gond health and 'pieta, wad walked met, as was wapposad, W alloy the freshness of the Ove.tinir air, sad in Ike yrs else boor he was foetid in the street. • corr... to Wellmsday : Mr. Beer, of Taunton. His death was seessiastik ff feßisig from the top tw the bottoarilehbe whoever the Swan ha, 'these be bad meta few fraciada oa Niusdarlast. HIGH VIII,TFA AT LONDON 1111RIDOR THIS DAY. Illarainfa ski!. after • I Afteraues S anis. after 9 - - t.—Prbited by C SXITIL No t, CiNotot's inn, pod pulittalted at the 011ite, 15, Rork of 11 1 . Clivoentli- Church, Wand, by J. WIWI!, of Sans plare...Orderlc &t. for thea ropy, osol le sad 1111111•14. (putt. paid), will 14 dbiy attended tb. 1 den Fib I'4l M in t i