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lIC 4. 0 ,`" , .t.C.P" t ..-- , I ei% 11 , . , 1 - , ' . I / ' , t; .., "01 ' ' 3" o. : . • , •• I rt t L 7. I i I s t NABS i'APERs. - 7" PPREIOII 41V TAXL T. la ANC & . ,• Pants. atliNtity .1 • COURT OF PF.F.R.S.—LOUVEI:a TRIAL : At t n u'rlork prerisi-ly the Peers of Frame, preceded by Dunhray the Clisiierttor snit President or Ilw Coort, est ter. 4,1 and took their seats. Lonvel was soon after placed at the har, and wear ham sat his Counsel MM. Areliamhanhi, 1%11.1 Minuet. The Art of Aertisatiou heirst res.l to him, the President c mrnenred the folkoring interrogator/ U. ths son reroeisize this poniard, which sawed for the at. siniplistooent of your erirste?—A. Yes, Uts you rerounlee this second stilettie,which was seised opus son at the tone of poor arerst P—A. Yes, Sir. O. What iodated you to stab the Dyke of Merry?—A. I Tamt away his life i• the intention of destroying the rare i•f the 13kletthi1110, who, in my mond, caused the misery of the swim*. Q. Red rest soy ..litre of persnisal enmity?—A. None. V iny, *Moog all tie member* of the Royal Family, d .1 you select the Prince, wits was farthest from the throne? —A. Because be was the stork. _ . tit. How Nag in it slime yon formed this detestabk pro- Sines 1914. 4 4. Y.JII said in 'tow former interrogatory that yen weal ca earls in 11114, for the purpose of perpetrating pier crime on the person of the King, or of the Priners. Do persit is that itrclarstiste!—A. Yes, I have been in (atm,. - - id. With the intestioe wisamisating the King?—A. N., sir. The Kieg wee at that time in Paris; but I bad hoped to meet, oe the right or left, mime one of the Royal Family, 'who might be eaterieg France with the foreign armies N. since 1814, yen entertained this proj►ct, why, on Weenier from Wets, did you, instead of remaining in Paris, proceed to Fontaiseldess, and afterwards to the Island of Elba IVhy did you go to the Island Elha ?—A. 1 was travelling to obtain work. . Had you, at the Inked of Elba, say cemtwaskation ith Napoleon, or the persons of his howarhold ?—A. Never. Q Have you ever confided your criminal istentioss to mwo per opit p—A. Never.. tt. Why on leaving Elba did you root return to Paris, wlwra you had left your family, and why did you atop at clismbrry until the arrival of Bonaparte iu "'ranee ?—A. 1 riiiil.l not be always travelling. I should atop somewhere to gui• my livelihood. I could net travel five or six bus. deal leagues without working. Q. This instruction apprises us that you returned to Paris with Bonaparte s homehold, whom you met at I.yoris. Yon bon- worked in his saddlery, and accompanied him in kis campaigns. By what mesas did you obtain admission into `lite Kinesaervice after the %misdeed days ?—A. By the jute. rrat of one of my relatives, who was at the bead of a depart ment. *a Why, ashes you owe atistieed to she Kiss's service. did v.O sot abssikse year erightfal inientious?—A. My resole s...as was takes. Q. %?is it toot to perfltilions counsel., In pernicious dor trio's, to twinning* writing—(Lnweel sittidenly intrrrtept inn kiwi, 46 Kersey)—that ton owe the conception Or 'nor guilty .1.-sigiw?—A. I have never spokes' to any penult upon the subject. Q. li yon were not led astray by the political fanaticism which attached you to Bonaparte, .why were you nal re strained by a sentiment of bosuer and religion? Have yarn any religious principlea—of what religion are you ?—A. I was bolo in 1788. lem a Catholic. Sii 1 always think; lint I have chimera according to everts. At use time • VeopAiknalksywW, al imailwr a Catholic. Q. if you InW escaped what would you have dose?—A. 1 shoold hare dons for same tibias to Cl'llry Freedman who Lail taken arms agaiost his country. Q rko you then persist in your project's( essamination? —A. Vat, against all Freachissess who betrayed their country. In answer to several Miser miestiowes k stated that the 5'.1,11 of the Duke de Berry, in his last 1110111t111% opened his sl rs to i be enrinnityof his guilt, but refssed to answer whether I. • bout was touched by it—that religion now could not F 4 ro.r.ly the crime he bad committed—that his chief reading was The Rights of Maw and Tie Constitution. Being asked which Constitution ? be said that 0(1789 or the others, for all were alike to him—that he read no newspapers of late, sod protested solemnly that Imbed had no accomplice. Several witnesses were now examines) as to the ritcnon• stances of his arrest, and Laurel being asked why he hail Iwo poniards, sameered, " that 1 might succeed the better." Several witnesses recounted the eircumidasces of the Duke .1 B. rry's last Motorola, but their examinations were fee. H .. y interrupted by questions proposal by the Peers to 21 Ilia awswers stated, that be had constantly watched .. 4.1 f.. floes of the Princes ; that he bad bad some favourable . rt unities of amassinating the Duke of Berry at an earlier period, but That his courage failed Inns. 11e had gone to (:slais in 1814, principally to roiled the sentiments of the people where the King had passed, " sod then hi see if I oryhUto caseate ay commission." Al the soegestion of M. Lally Tolendbal, he ass solemnly adjured by the President to tell if be had had any accom plices, but he answered in the negative, sad explained that the commission was from within, which be had imposed op us, histiself.—(Here there was a confusion of voice, in the NOIMIC 401 1 .4*- . •.• • .• officer% affordeilirdht 'vitt pirialtr .aad' if P"'llle.' aneciml entenlabhr• %%redo ; that the police officers *I 111 be stationed iu rein ditrrllpw where then . snob nos I i hely to be; awl that pne ~..1( the twelve parish talkers should he at the use to convey any necessuiy intelligence to them. Tile =High Cols. stables left file (Ace to reeve it the instructions they had received. I hi Thursday during the * hole Of she day persons were ero- Pl"Yed throughout the tons towhee op misted bills, an sionitriog sisal .a general would take place at night, so boomer of her 11Injesty'a arival is Ragland. They were generally eirevelated, especially at the mein aid of the town, nail in the ovarieg, as soon wit drub, Amoy boars were is settee preparation for the seranony, to prevent the awes of amsequeseers, and at dark hl fled opt and, for a abort wake, they were meaty general. A great mob,. who me% no doubt, /Or ttelseheivous pa paws, resembled al an not, hour opposite Aldermen, Wood's I hoar. and at Mirk they esoomeneed a cry of "-Light up!" 1 and Routh Aodley-street ea/14MA • very lively scene dorisg I the night, for, with very few exceptions, the %abate were ilia. misused; some with hasps, sod others with *al Cattail • the eamp ( iossa mere ...glad out, and Ike 111141) C 1 61.1 " :1 havoc" wills she panes of glom, which were all desautiobed. Oise boos% nearly opposite to drat in which the *seen re aides, refweed to Dia nap, chess they immediately wisest the wieder/a, and hoot, d is • terrible manger, and Mt inmates were 'brows into enessiderable alum Ina CUOttli4o9l. Va rious mobs were is Ike *ion of the iamb make at different parts of the town, which rendered it ovessmry for the interference of the civil rad military Isowers:— They pursued this kind of viaduct at every holm, 'they foaled nut illuminated. The snob remained is South EMl ley-stmt.( until about eleven o'clock, at whirls lime • strong body of Life Gard, mule their appearance as the god of she street with their arm.. Their appearmece noised a t•Wilil - CIO cessioa from the populate, and they were aossikel as they weal aloes' with various opprobrious epethei% mead with cries of ' 4 The Queen for erer Air. The *tub su.su after eliepersed, and the Life Guards continued to parade the street fur a length of time, wires all was peaceable. Variant detachments of the military were otationed in usher poem of the town, need is Pall-mall, Piccadilly, sod tuber plimes, NMI caused peace to be restored. The illomisintio• was, however, general at the west end towards the close of the" night, and especially in some of the squares. The haloes of I Noldemen were thickly lighted up, sod many trades.. Mel. Is. the Royal Family paid great observance um the ace... 'ion. Al the cast end of she lows also they were but riot is so gettersl a manner. several other flagrant outrages were committed; bet the exertions of the civil as well as military authorities loin enforced, we understood several ofesders were approbrioded aid placed in coolie:mast, which contributed greatly to the public pence. POLICE. .11.11.- 110 - rnt VT?. On Thursday eveuitig Michael Jones and IVilliars Bono wen• examined before Bichurd [bruit., Esq. the sitttog Magis trate, charged with picking pockets. The Priminera were observes' by David, owe of the Bow %beet patrol, to be very• active iu attempting to pick pockets amongst the crowd collected in South Midley.street. Charlet' Read, constable of Hampstead, who was its com pany with Davies, saw the Prisoner Junes take ti watch from the pocket of shut Prosecutor, Aothoisy Smith, servant to Sir %Valiant Rue rottchs, of Berkeley aqusre, sod puss it to Bums, lUD put it into his pocket. Bum, was isauseeliately laid bold of. and the watch found upon him. Junta was also secured. The Prisoners were committed t. Neurgate for trial. COURT OF EXCISE, Juws 9. ILLEGAL COLOURING OF PORTER.-.-CAUTION TO BREW ERS AND OTHERS. . . hirmers. Joseph Ticked and Samuel Ticket, of the liens .f Ticket and Co., eminent porter-brewers, were charged with 'laving had in their povsessiou ifly.four %alba' of • liquor lier rise po•poso of °steering pu.ev., &c. ribeilrari to the Act of the 59th of George 11l , whereby they bad forfeited the penalty of 2001. Ti,. Information was read by Mr. M•Yosr, to which Mr. Joseph Ticket pleaded f7M//g. The Solicitor fur the Ditradants addressed the Court at co:odder:dile length in mitigation. lie contended, that if there was ever aa Act of Parliament which ought to be con rinsed by the Court wilts the utmost favour towards a Plaintiff ibis was oae. la the 61st year of his late Majesty, as Act was passed which showed brewers to use • certain description of colon, ing matter made from burnt sugar, malt, Ice. upon which a heavy duty was paid. From WNW niffliVell or other, the Legislature, in 1917, repealed the Act of the htst George 111. sa id passed another Act, forbiddierg the use of colouring swatter in porter, and also from having any in their possession on pain of a vcry heavy penalty; but the Legislature being aware that large mass-' factories of the articles had been established, and that great ruin would be the ceseseqwence if the Act were pat lute mediate operation, the manufacturers, as well as taisAy brewers, having lasso sleeks of colouring on hand, a dials PRICE OF RAW F As staled by die Tallow Menem 'AT, per slow a elb. • 0 As staid by tbe Belebeve. Mr eeiJ lON bop; the prices of brazil Colton we►e rather lower. swami—The demand for Itleseesseles cootiosies tint the sew supply is still ireousideroble, and little olleratt.o rn the driers ems. be quoted: our or Iwo lintels brown km bees wildsibeet Is. level', bet no poerel redeeitea Cali he rioted this wank_ In echoed goo there has been rewire hosisesit dome; lumps may to etraserppece be elated Is. higher; fine ginuti are purchased us rather se extensive scale, for home con• somptioa. Molasses are nibs, lower. Foreign Seger, are little ousted. Is East lissfia 'term . thous theft is little alteration; a public oak of abort Naas bags west at the pregame prier% Cwirrell.--Tiseve have bees eoesiderable putetir 831:rs f Coffer brow& forward ibis Week; the greater preeparlio• sold freely, and with little wsriation as to prier, inn ept fine ordi eery sad ordinary middling !sissies, which anent, limo. °shag to the quastity heseght to sisseliet. way 1,. stated Is. $ 2s. lower. St. Doesinge, is large parcels, rea lised Ills. and 117 s 6d., sad georrally the 'market hal. brie at the inserted coirreacy. This foremast the reawest by priests menet stryearr euessiderably to have escrowed; there are several orders re ceived by ties foreign reads, sod these blies se pobrie Wes awday, she buyers are obliged to supply litestwelvt• pft• vale ceelracl ; for 84. Doesiagar 1181. have been resii, e d, said there are several Foremen at 117 e. glee.—At the India Howse ea Soaday, 1111///// hags Rue Meld la heavily Is. per eel. lower, a geese reporters was token in. Fawn.—There are few purchases of Fruit reported since our last. Row, Reams'', sad Hocussa.—Tke►e knee been few sales of Nam, ilea market masses bury Si awl, mammal giiiitatioes. Steadies are Is MUM &MIA Gegen is without alterative. TALLOW.— rbe Tallow market etwoliasee heavy. and tie accounts Ibis abonaos Iron Posereborga stale s farther fall is the priors : yellisaiCasidis bete ms, be grated Ma a Pet. ; for arriral•slls. di. sad Ilea. The. Taws sushi s tu•Jay touted GU. which is the maw as hat week. SUNMSR CIRCUIT, 11110. Thursday the Judges met in the Tree...pry Chem br►. 11'estiniopter Hell, and chose their re-spy:llyr Circuits, is Howe—bird Chief Juslice Abbott, Mr. Rama Woad. Norfons--Lord Chiefloal ice Dallas, Mr. J Wilke itiMiftyd. Midlund.—The lord Chief Barim, Mr. Ra.iso Genoa. Weiler—Mr. Barnes Graham, Mr. Justice Barr.iiaglr. Northers-i-Mr. Janice Bayley, 111r.Jsame %irk. Oxford—Mr. Jualtes beire, Mr. Justice ilscharthiaa. _ . NAVAIL INTELLIGENCE. I.OIIIIIIIIOUTU. MI? P. Arrived the Uoion, Pandering, Crow Duutors.ui , laud ibe Prosperity, front Guernsey. naswicti, Jv t 4 Arrived the Charlotte packet with a tamt from Gut. CORIIJ, Jt. sr a Remains ia the Routh the Lady Keettavray, M e, t.um I.utukon fur Calcutta. uvaaront., JUNE 7. Arrives] off this port the Irian, Maim, for Barba.lors. GRAINUFND, 'Ler. tt. Sailed the George the Fourth, Auber, fur lodic 113PKAL, JUnt Came down frogs the River last night the Lady Rallies, Caswell; and James Sibhald, Forbes., for Renal; None), Halting, for RIO Janeiro; Coquette, King, fo► the South Seas; nod Lord We'bogies, Herrin., fur gwebvel they have sailed this mowing with the Standard, Lothnington, fee Jana/ ca. Rennin i■ the Dimes the Severn frigate, Dilig2ee and Swift East India pilot yachts. • PORTO. Oa tie 7th instant, is Gleuerster.place, Portrasissquire t Mrs. Jolla Webbe %Yemen, or a daughter. MARRIAGES. Yesterday, at the Catholic asispel, ie iYartvick-street, Goldes.equare, by the Ker. Mr. Archer, and afterwards at Pit. Mary-Iwbone ('berth, by the Rev. Artbdracoa Heslop, DJ). Willi.= Mosey, Esq. of Salisbery.place, New-rued, Giuditia, Commies' Dowager D'Arntis, late of Rouse. Wednesday, at St. George's, Hsaireerequare, George Finch, Esq. M.P. sow of the Earl of Wirectulsra, to Jam., daughter of Admiral nod Lady Elisabeth On Thursday eight, by special license, at Lady Floyd, in Upper Seynioor.street the Right lion. Robe.* Peel, ALF. eldest ewe of Sir Robert ' Peel, Hart. to Miss Julia I lopi, youngest daughter of the late General Sir John Floyd, Flirt. On Satorthry, the 3d lust. Mr. Jason Midalketuo Haupt", to Miss Caroline Collett, both of Kenuisgton, Surrey. DEATHS. 2 2; Os liolleeriky, Isabel, the infaut daughter o f J. Cerwood, R 11)TS. -.......- ! \ 7 I; i `! R i ~•.- 1. r se: .4, • it ~. 1 . NI RI.IIOItdUCUI STRTET. nrkrre vrr. ATTACK ON THE DOUSES tW 11ORD mlEOl4'lll. THE MARQUIS 'OF A N GLESEY, AND THE MA ItqUitt OF HERTFotto. Vistcrilay Mr. Nllitiwinitig and the other Magill- Irides lielosigiog to this office were eitgageil the .greatest port of the inorniiig in bemioLt complaints against I , .iltrord Sidney Arignrde, Thomas Dublig, John John Welling. John elnytun, and Thomas Clinniller, charged with heir% concerned with it moll, who demolished the wludowa of the Right lion. 11,9 rd Sidosoutle, the Nlargens of Anglesey, and the Marquis of Hertford, on Thurs day night. The Prisoners are all of the !owe.' order, mid of dint descripti tttt of persons who, with. out interest or personal attachment either to the King or Wren, were ready for the poke of plunder to avail themselves of the opportunity landed by the events of the times to commit every excess io their power, without regard to persons or property, et the 113411 C time affecting to be loyal subjects. It appeared that on the night the Queen had nr rived in town, the fan-light• at the house of Lord Castlereagh had been booker' by the mob, and no proceedings being taken against them, they were thereby encouraged. and remained assembled in large numbers before the house of Aldermais AVooll, in South Audley-street, till the Queen found it ex pedient to remove from thence to the residence of Lady Alin Hamilton's toavoid the rabble. About Its, us, Wednesday night, the mob collected before the house of Lord Sidmouth, it, Clifford -street, when the Cork-street and Clifford-street watchmen, with Gook, a constable of St. James's, were called upon to disperse them, but could no. till the Life Guards were called out, and their appearance put them to the rout. Lord Sidmouth, when lie 'wrier(' 1,, his carriage, found it requisite to drive off again for safety. On Thursday night, about the some boor, • mob again collected before his Lordship's house. vociferating, " Scud out Edwards the spy !" nod continued to declaim against the King end Go ternineut. Lord Sidmouth told them they would meet a warm reception. in vain. The Cork-street watchman came amongst them iii hopes of dispers ing them by mild expostulations, hut he was iii. .tautly assailed on all sides by several ruffians: this man served 'under Lord Wellington in the Isla war, and was ut the battle of Waterloo, therefore lie knew how to use his stick in lieu of a sword, and in a few minutes laid several of them prostrate at his foot, but lie suffered eniverially from stones and brick-lists. The Life Guards again appeared, and put them to the rout. One fellow had a long pole, with which lie broke ill the windows he could reach as he went along. Their next object was the Marquis of Anglesey's house, where they broke 36 primes of glass; and after they were routed from this place they proceeded to the 11arquis of Hert ford's, in Manchester-square, where they demo. liaised nearly all the windows in front of the house. The Life Grsards contiuued to patrol the streets during the night. The Marlborough-street offi cers, watchmen, and parish constables during the night apprehended the prisoners, except Whiting, who is a sweep, and who.eras taken yesterday morn ing by the Cork-street watchmen, who recognised him as an active instigator of the proceedings dur ing Wednesday and Thursday nights successively. ANOTIIER ACCOUNT. Information having been received st•lhia eines on 'Thursday evening that • diver;ferly mob w ere breaking windows in different parts of the town where the houses were not illuminated, Mr. Conant repaired to the scenes of riot with the officers. and with the assistance of the military twenty persons were apprehended, and amongst them the hollow ing, of the mot daring, were committed :—Ed ward Sidney Augarde, Thomas Dobbs, John John Welling, John Chlyton. med Thomas Chand!tr. The others were held to biol. By the evidence of Plank, Wales, Jefferies,•Vs !entitle, and others, it appeared that a mob, con sisting ofsoo pe rs ons, Resembled at Lord Sidmoatt h's, broke the windows, and behaved most outrageously. 'Lord Exmouth, who was one of the party enter tained at Lord Sidniouth'a, made his appearance. of . ~ LAW INTRLLICANCR. COURT OF KING'S DENCH, Wasystforrett Hass, THinium, Just H. Tlit KING v. Flit FRANCIS SURDETT, HART. Tie SOLlciTolt-•G inquired of the Court when it would he convenient for their Lordships to proautince their opinion upon the motion made last Tern. by the Queen's Suliestor.Gencrol for a new trial las Chi* Cow ? The CHIEF JUsTlce said, that the Court would ill/11111 ale Its 1.11•1111011 upon the motion to-morrow too Ir. Air. i'HILLIPS said, that in the absence of his Learned Frirud, Mr. De IMMO, he should pray the iodulgetice of the Court moil to-morrow, when, if Isis Learned Friend should be prevented from at tending, he would slate such further ground. as he should be advised to submit to their Lordships touching the matter under consideration. FRIDAY, JUNI 9. The Court was this day ambulatory ; in the early pert of the morning their Lordships sat in their own Court. arid afterwards took ilwit gems i n the C u urt of Exchequer. The else of Sir Francis , Burdett was not mentioned, as was expected. Their Lord ships were occupied on the new trial paper until one o'clock, when, brig ►utnmuoed to attend the House of Lords, the Cuo►t broke up, aoue of the busiuess bong of public interest. MARKETS. CORN EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, Jane 9. The sopply of all kinds of grain continues aboodast, brat the densisod Griog very 141141E4115W to the arrivals, the soles are extremely heavy ; a few sample. of prime white Wheat obtained Monday'. prices, but there were no Moyers of any other qualities, although offered toll 2s. per 'eerier soder Illooday's prices. Oats are ts. per quarter cheaper, in corac l= of immense arrival.. In Barley there is bet *file sod piers nominal. Sams sod Pease remain as on Mowday. UXBRIDGE. Coro Inspector's Rehire, TottasoaT, June 8. 'brat, per load IS( lOs to !di Os _ . • • • Briley, per grader 331 —4 to 40s —4 Oats 2ss —d to 32s —4 BOOM 40s —II to 45s—(1 • Pease SMITHFIELD MARKET, FRIDAY, Jots 9. There was • midellimg supply .f all kinds. of Tattle at 'market this 'morning, and the prices of prime Cattle were the same as last Monday's market, hut the inferior qualities were mare lower in price. Mutton Veal, Lamb, mid rook the same in price as on Monday. The Hay-market remains nom* the same in price as our Rost quotation. In Straw and Clover so 'Remotion. The following is an accurate state ment of the prices and nionsbers . To sink lbe •Ifal per Mose of ells. 6eef....45. 6.1. so be. 44. Bead of Cattle tlaididsp: Mulles .ss. Od. to 6s. 2d. beasts..... SOO lamb...7s. OJ. to Ss. 11.1. 111►eep and Lobs.... 6,600 Vea1....5d. OJ. to 6s. Sd. Calves ♦ lOO Perk ....6s. OJ. to 6s. ed. Ns... NEIVGATE AND LEADENHALL NIANKETN. (By the Carcass.) Beef 4. 44 to 0; 0.1 I Veil 4. 0.4 to 49 Od 41. $4 to Ss 44 Pork 44 04 W 44 Lom► 49 ed. to 6.. Od. PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. R. SAIBIO . B. Hay 313 s ad so 41 Dor 0,1 I Hay.. 3118.04 to ♦1 Os 04 Straw 117. 0,1 - to 1/ 104 0.1 Straws 11 8. 8.1 to I/ Hs 0.1 Clover it/ Os Oil to 01 Os Oil I Clover.. 61 O. 0.1 5,71 Os %I PRICES OF TALLOW, SOAP, Ste. per 11416. Town Tallow Elas 0.1 —s el 1 Yellow Soap N. Russia 02a Od —• el Aloisled We While diti0...59• Od —. 0.1 Curd ... • • 104 s Soap ditto__ ?fl. el —s odd Graves Us Os Meltiug SlNiffrOs Od --, Od Good DM' es Os Dillo routgh..34s el —. Od '• s 1 ,•• 'f . urns iiinoseit.-(Here there was a 11.0101111110111 or voices in one gained at Lord Nadmoutlea. made Isla •appearance. '"`""`" 4 ''''' .s ... ll' '''''''. ..."' ......1 " . " .."..' ' '..'"' A l l °maw NY the l'filuw Am aware. NY um nowczoffm• -- , • of / Cuiirt )--" Listen to me," be exclaimed, " I SRI lon SO CM. ud addressed the mob. He requested of them to" ism jest fled, preventing the Act from being put at. agars. Melters. Si. James's Market.. 2 2 . 0 1 "'" * " 4 " al Law. • tut ; I cannot slier pertly stistewees; I speak as I can.' • a iglu unlit a year had elapsed from the lime of its being ! ilioadlay, June 5, at Spriugfield Place, Etaes, 31r.:. • • Thr Viscount de Munimorency-The acomard has hiuseelf desist from their violent proceedings, and the hour that th e y m i g ht h av e ti m e to ge t rid of the colourin g 'Pirko by Tette w ....* thd lilitschapel Marker Ss 11111 .... Rrograve, is. the 6411 year of her age. Average...." 3s Mid qualific.l his crime as horrible, and his amigo meant! ;be being eleven o'clock. begged of them to retire to they had on hand. Re should spew, he trusted, to the meth- , . .. vocrieed Own its entire euoratily. their habitations like reasonable men, and not to faction of tbeCourt, that leis el irate had offeisded inadvertently.. ' PRICE OF CANDLES, Mum, after a short Moms, Recluse! iVswsky, the belivril war r r# Lourel.--11 is • horrible action, I cannot deny it. Meat He should prove that A u elicits had received the colouring ' .._ Frono Tallow Chandler. Hall. of J oisa Ireland, Ens. of Hampton Lodge, Herefordshire. Is, • • minoy them further. His borsht/tip was mulch in- t her nanearensa chug lee she was discrionisoatiog and %boost r it- ewe kills ■ A =an it casoot pass for virtue, it is a crime. ll relied upon the Peallailea loaajoala to the s lb of June, tie . Trite al Candles, per dozen, Ils tad-Mstalds, 13, 0.1. - aboold never have committed it were it mot for the fattened [ ' " C.. • - that I took in the nstiou. According to my own ideas I was r d te e r s r i u st p . te e d ad d l u h r e nt h tl e i r is interval. l'he mob slid not Noblemen making their mouth in which the operation of the Act began, wills a per- - 6 P - mit. It was seined in Ociuber following. He called ' &I. per dozen allowed for ready money. DiliS4ll, ailal bee piety usual:vied, Mercer, nod rational. Slw • was 11.41logglister of the late penned Merrick, and were of . . acting well. . pearance, Lord Exmouth reasoned with them, and Mr. Benjamin Ithelthompi, who Owed that Isellii'kems PRICE 1 0E ,HOPS, per Cwt. the Melillo Lamm, Esq. of Noribaw, Herts. • • 0041allaiday lost, at EMMA, near Dublin, Sir Jas. Bond, Tbe 'MOPS woe thea ltaiywragd willit the following day. plainly it:titillated that ka,higiself was mined with • a manufacturer of borPOKSOOfirgi previous te dm viva . ' NEW MUM. KEW POCKETS. • '.- -v.- - - loaded pistol, end tits oilier Gentlemen also, end obit article bei°ll forbid'''. obi Loesial we• He aelalralls . Kent ....St Ss to 4/ 4. Kent .••,t4 if 12s to 41 111 e . .1 1111 '.0 . 16 - 21111. y ew. Arrivals at, and Departures from, the York fintleis their perseverance in their r violent measures wool': ......a. . r bi l o b i z e rr A e l i k e e t . w i r a m:s " e lo bo m u u r m i t n e t g o nce l e . x . p ili rre. l i ed ' bf lo ew gr er t y r j i.l uit od bef it "' he. . 11.1. es ” 21 181 to Si I°l 3eleCe ...• 31 31 to 44 Se '' "1- 1) We/ ';•• , ' / a. . • ran I and Countess S p encer and suit. .60.4 per. .. ' and them to . p t rotect h them L sel i ves t . with their arms Eaaes•••.ll 18s to 3! 101 Esaea •• 31 34 to 44 Ss '- RIMS WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON /OH IH;E. r I. The Meier. at lbw. time bought Fambans, Soh, Si Os to 6/ • Os.-.. Ditto, second, 414•• to Wes i Morning 35 tiller I. I Evening 3 afire 2. is art 4AT, stud the other op large quantities, snaloottog Moroi their porter wilts chigoes of Bate *ad suite, Lord Dudley, Lady Stwoort, " mi ll Pen" i tig• wale . y t , ~ M r. Ithwitwk , Lord Harvey an d suite. Ruben / await- Noblemen sallied torth on the midi, who dispersed, 9070 mail , they pal thrive , * 93 t‘beritor iota) "ell' RAWHIDES. - tart, EMI.. Colonel Arbosbout, the Earl of Eases mad suite, after a battle rnyiii, when ftl'Aslanui, who was ex- with Ike peeler. He was. in Ms habit of supplying other Beat Heifers mod keen (my Onlistatey.... Is led mama • PRICE OW STOCKS YESTERDAY. the H-u Moss Moossow, Sir Hatalthr7 Davy, Sart. sad suite, citing the b towards Lord Egruontli,.was taken brewer., e• well as afall 0041041(110% will. colouring. The stone).. 2. 6d to la 10d Market Calf.. O. to 11. reel. 3 per Ct. lied. 694 iitii I India Bonds.. 1113 fir. trending' were very sitathealle la Mete um of that art , cle Middlings 2. 2J to Is 441 Eng. Horse O. 0.1 1 , 1 0. 04 691! I Old Annuities .... tS: Lady Rancliffe and suite, Lord H•tehinso• and smile o a. o .: by ie4.1.111“ and Jellifies and the other o ffi cers' " Ri c h ar d H e hit tie al- ' ' • . pruve d, th e . t g . h e Ilrury tkoaeltaas, Esq., Sir Sauseiel denuder, family and 8 re . ii , D I tided some more of the tarty, 4..!antaiti SI 'cl iz d was put of dot 11.111 it by Mr. Back- SHEEP SKINS. 3 i per Cent. 7 7,- Ex. Bilk' , .1..1 din. 1 1... suite, (;. .Daveoport, Esq .. the Berea E 5511 11, G. A. v t'..., . _ . . . . "1 i t e D'161111211, Esq.. Antonio Fitch', Ell., Admiral iraateiey noon, of the , 20111 Dragoons, assisted the 016.. boost. . .4 ' , .1.. Sheep ' " i,,. Si Ild to Os 0.1 5 per Ct. N. An,sersp. II I Cam foe Ace . ...7m and family , Lord Einnaird and suite. --•-• Ducaine, Esq., rem 10 securing one of the leaders, and the others ' 436 Ina e , 11 " 6. , " 11111/111 " 114 Gi t 15111 1 " ... P rewie* " MI6- r ' 1411.1684 ....... • "I C . 9 4, nt de Rosoopthin, the Earl of Granard sad sone, took to their heels. They concentrated 'gain in L ier uc a n ia ,L ed i pa h r e t g a rea r t h e esi p pai ne l aa .. l 71 0 , 4 4") .1. 1" :7 1 1::: ca p p u e l i b m tia r n . • ah re"lik-e '' " '''' 1... " .6 $4 to $‘ 94 - i rte. 1 70 . 1 k 6q l 70 . ~_,-,_ ... I• Prince Louis Lichtenstein and suite, Sir. end Mss. the sqUares, but the officers pursued them, and • A (tale beer lied wit That h y mightsay •.' SINCE driv r EISATH ER. . ".• . /- Chisel" De l v " I k e' w e ha "' she Earl a " C. " 1 ". .f ad " eighteen were lodged in St. Jamft's watch-house, t v li g ey " ha u. d use d the esdoorks was 11 71. W ..Its •, • t e- more and suite. Long Wellesley Pole, Esq. family andl suite, Rolall• Me to ildßitisteb' •• - • 17.1 to 1%1 per lb. , By hie Majesty's ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. „...chit Ay idle fellows, out of employ. The officers The Surveyor oi the Earior, who Aelmororyed the house Ditto, 55 to 11440.A55e1k•......".:..21d to 112.1 the Earl soot Crummy of Cork. famiy asulsoste the Hon. y EAKE'S fleituitie PILI.S. justly ftmous for Mr. sod Mrs. Sr. John klildatay and suite ady Morris were severely pelted, and were l t.irestened with of tit/Degrades", far nmey years, saisdann a gond character. Dressing Hid, "•• • ••• ' 354 to 160 l '' Gore, ihoughier mod Oteirle ill, How. Robert Leesou, Mr. and death, but they drew their cutlasses and kept the M... Keane Olken" spa family, Cunt Napier. the Heil. rabble ofl. securing their prisoners. others a a.m. 0 The t C ., couat in Gen. ill. olarevea that the Act Fine Co c(] Holes , ,: i.:61.1 to IS., fbe 51st of Geo 11l was repealed, because ' it wits feared Crop Hides 3Ato . 40 ' lb . . foe cunt 511 to 1641 14 Coring, in all it. Stages, a Certaiu D:aeare„ 011 C small. Pill is a dose; mod the tubing of one Box. lie a re- cent Case, will SOMA CIIIIViDte the Patieut of the certainty of Mr sod Mrs. Lynette", family sad SlSiit., the Marquis of IA exhibited 1 s • . ihai %Muer the pretence of moxing colouring with beer, poi- 1 Ditt o gh t o 5911,...... ..v.1914 s o 1014 ..motions ingredieots were infused in it, almost without the .Gaff Sias soi. mobs 4241 to 25.1 his speedy y. Nothing can be better contrived, otaltv elrissmod and suite, Lord Dune's and suite, Lady Ales. ' ste e ' . ender Creighton, family anal sage, •Ilfr. and Mrs. .Pe and tweaking windows in Siterrard-street. He wits possibility of detection. Ditto Im• le be ki , was ......... .... 2 , 4 , 1 10 34d . safe, or mor e eauvenieno sham ibis remedy, for •oe i a Mr. and Mrs. Urdr, Mr. Ogle, Mr.. sod Mts. Doran, sal very roughly handled by the mob, and p robabl y The Court promos/seed judgmeat in the mitigated penalty . Ditto 70 to 901ba........ 24.1 to 29t1 obliged to IR jeensics or in Ka, el it needs nu cuunurnunt I or reololial of dial ; mod till yeas. eigeoce On nn t 5 41 . 50!. and condemned the colouring. .• 11 Seals (Grcesilatml) . . f , . , 20 , 1 to 22.1 . mosey Where. sewed his life by taking shelter in a green-grocer's 6 ' - . • i Will? Ain° , . - ------ - ---- *llop, where the windows were mashed, sod a ---- --- - - --- - . .o • pawned 011iraliaso ADM all ogles methods avail sisoliiiig. Eve . 4 ' Y • COURSE 411' EXCHANGE, FItIOAT, Jvor 9. young woman severely wouoded. Measures have Ott Thitriday, as Mr. STEPHEN Lt &foie. of . 9i. '' 'T seiN dillell isk ii,, "° ;: r e ii ii i i i it .. . 4 .. i .........1 64 64____...6.. , 4 : 2 184 1 ,1 t ., 4 1 7 1 . ' °et Chromcal Disondrrs. this 31edicine . Amsterdam ....C.F. it 4 V en i ce ..... 27 40 been takers to prevent a repetition of such nutsages. .Orent It unell.street, Bloonssbury. KIM posit% --,-____- l i sts S a cu oi rv i y ia a pa nti rallt i r. r Upwards of 40,000 persni.s, of bolo . 01 ~ . Ditto at sight Malts 45 et: seam, hors hem radically eared of the above ....net Dos. r ... ' '2, - Rotterdam .... 2C. 19 5 Naples ••• m op.. . orders within die Hat richt ymes. Prepared and sold lay i 4. `..../ :. Antwerp 'l9 2 Palermo.... per us. 116 .1. ill _ ~ Hamburg% ....10. USI • Limbos& • .. -- . r - i 50! A1105a........1) U. 31 1 Opts*. .... I go sof Paris 3 eloy's sight .. 25 70 . 11701912110 55 Rein....,.....! U. 20 0 Bald* . r, , , Mo rmiehrf astkattut on the 99 9 nubile ..' '!...k. • I. s 1 . eL ' I . OP P°. Milo, En. M... -135 Cork • • 9 sakraaaa Agin of' Mail 40 . ' " 9;...es effective 9 St i 9 .9 IttrlhoPi • . Triene.....1.1 lO 10 0 rages becoming more violent, had a conievenecra. South Andley-strert, he had fits Mitt:h-ribbon cut, Ships at Modica. gether ■ for some time. when Messrs. Lee and Smart, and three gold seals and . s key 'toles'. WILLIAM the high constables, were.sent fur, in order to pursue Cutroa. a constable, who was on the look-out, -some steps for the preserration•of the pablic peace petceived the transaction, and iie immediately and property of individuals. On their arrival they held a conversation upon the subject, when Mr. ,hand. H e "'" e UN'ined Y"tirdiq it the Police Mainwarisig thought it highly necessary that some Office, I , lallotngstdeh •he was • respectable look.. •••1 • 6 Sunderland I Cinders Ships Sold. the sale Proprietors. T. TAYLOR sad MINS, Cyr runs • , - 17 1•••• elk " 4 " I" &I at their boor, No. 9, KA! Srldssotrild, is boxes of only 6 .... Sts 04 to 390 911 New:o •••• -......-- , ~,,..... ~.....,..t 9 2. 5. 9J. eoeh,•duty ini-1i501ed....14.11. Ifloutelt dooms and ~,, . :imitators's. with aispioas &recitals, at kr.hiPolutris arizrd the thief, and took the seals, &c. out of in 0 . 4 .24 " ( 6 : 86 : 1 : he • Lwow, prke : rsioe e44 ::: vd " . ' lights h the "sem" " "ll*. "" 4.11. rill by lb r'r • • t . ........ ' FRIDAY arryikoox - auXll4., ' _ory.ahop,_ lee, oxford-street ; Mr. 1.10111/0f1211,1111%, 7. Fhb. I nearly opposite the Mosiament ; as 'Jr. BI%1•1 . -. h; Mr. Newbery's, Dublin • awl hy wee pe resat. eatra misiatance oti the part of the different. parishes lug Siting Hun, nuttild Joins SitOMIOrC. The , ; Aran . •• dr i , ht esnahlemble town in Cheat 111;11aia and Ireland. al•-••The parttime" ef. Gateau foe the week tu ,ima s • i r' s s. dr. should be afforded. as the mob wee so formidable charge being prorrd. he wee routruitte# for trial. 1 so t , see et o mpe ,„ t yNe eh , 4 „,„,,,„ 4 „,„ 5i5y. ii ert ig e tts is go rd persoo...„l o = s tb: n sw ear,. s e l f odors 01 Madrid. ...e ff ective 341 Portugal ,-,- 4 Collis ......etemive *I .c . iikoreru ...... • .• . tr ow. 111 . 4 lterunts oh the office were DM su theirs's. • *sod . Committed ,to the crudity gaol of Derby • on dor wire or Saturday Lad Shisalluy, *usariel awes 'Mos' ' he • I - or violence had arrived at such a height that if it 2d Umlaut , John Letness alas John Long/mist - . .1113 115. Per 1 .3" 1 : •174 . 11 . 1 V . 5aid/ I° esn tr ilb " " Pl" ' aliewnwil. r i i s • 4. • SI Illa l = : 3 4 1. Foreign Geoid iti 34 ' Ban ... - 4 117 fel was not checked in time it would increase. Mr.. Lee charged with Goeseeth . 'resell its the chimney * e l Willimei 4 " " Id ''' 1.11.41448 r' ames = .ll"' 'ill beat/ ; .. ' . Ihil*t 11.468iitj • 111 the R.lBl C"ner .f 114.6". . , - Ilashlle.• id! Mend 99 196 1 101 90. 1 5 14 G 'eMuarked, that in such cases the parish -sausetimes rbe _ a/414. ia - ..... -.-,-,...._.... ---., -•- - -- -=•--ri-'v - -` -. . - - Now Whirs ..44, .4 11 .jori e d e d the eminence of menial tosistables.i.,, , , ; . Church Broughams, ,purpoms4i/ad„ , 1 1 4 DuuK to . The ' *m i n* , t m q'i lliell . !hi ." i : " 1 " 4 " '. :: i 1.1 6::: :.. ; : .:: ' ~..,: : ... :,;4. 0 , 4-4,,,,,,P;077„ . , - _..,...... ~11°.„ , : ww.. 117" " A r ~-, -40 ) .;.(libmillar - Pe 41 " 1 "3 4141 . 1 4 4 . Joss STostrroo, of , 4 , / ,.. ll 4 ,_ f r istsb o L L . " ''' he ' ll/14s" . :4,,lesiarn or $ ws .- •• ii I Silver ' 6 Bu O '''.t '- ) I gistructiosEtimeetgen that theta eliouldtils..4 is . the night srvetfother few' Le 11ik44111010 11 4. i , t i eNenlb/ 4 I *tail* If ywo ,-, ..1 ift 4 "" mac oiiw.'"L agi ssq."' 'f'd • als et. 1.1. In '' .: • • - O nus 44 .... f 1 • • • / • '• . . -t st ; . •' S. ;: - ' 4 • 1"lit •• Al t :' . . 4 ...44- A .! . • ' * .4 , ~* ,• • • . ''' J ' ''''. ''' . ' '- • ' • • • . , ~ -t.. 'et. ' . . • . . ' ' . , A • , ."N - ' ' •'. : • -.- . , . , . -. . . . . • -' '' . s . . • . 41,_ f.. '' . ' ' . - s• . t .* ... . • . , . e " *" : ..• '''‘ • • ! .. • s• . ` 1. - ''.ea .''- '. •-• •P 1 ! . 4 lif .• , , 1 0111119 r .1 ~ Z :‘,.. .a - • . . .2,;, , ,- :I? , . e '. ~• , ; .• , , 1. ~w , • - . ~.... •• .• 4 a ,.. . ~ V •-, ' 1- ' .- - t.' . . .tetv • , 4 k 1 11'... . . . i t ~. . • ..,-, . 4. , f 4 ~,, •• t . • • ' - . - . .r . C. ' ...ler "...t -.A A 1 . 4. •••.• ',' ,i - • ~' • - 41 c , '• _. . ....„. • • r 5.1 P. _ ~. ____ .., . _ ____ . • 11. -. NEWBURY, BERKS. Moat SO. to 04s f Ream as to 41s Barley 30s to 34, f Pease 44s to --• Oats lts to 3ls f Bread, per halloo, Is. 74. to Is. 94. •