The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1819-02-04 00:00:00

• ..... loper.„ ~ MOW - . 11.11 V 1172- . • t,,,7 447 / 7- vr\,. 74 . 7 • it) •• • 05 1 11 110?jta It ritiO • • 11.. r. 4,44 , 4 or: , trawl f „, 4.. . :11: 411‘17.... xi-4 7 ;4) PRICE SEVEN-PENCE. 4771E-NOV .4 1., N I t TlllriTY SEVENTH NIGHT of the NEW TRAGEDY, rrillS EVENING. THURSDAY. Nrb. 4, to Majesty's Servants will perform 'for the 37th tme) a New Historical Tragedy, entitled BRUTUS; OR, THE FALL OF TARQUIN. With new Sretwry, Machinery, Dresses, a n d Decorations. Tla Music incident•l to the Piece by Mr.l'. Cooke. Lucius Junius, 31r. Kean ; Titus, Mr. D. Fisher; Sextn• Taropon, M. tl. Kenible ; Arum, Mr. Penley ; Claudine, ; Mr. Coven. y; Collanum, Mr. &newish ; Yalerius, Me, %Wilmt ; Lucretius, Mr Powell; Horatio's, Mr. Yurnold. l'oatia. Mr.. Glover; Tarquinia, Mrs. %V. {Vest ; Lucretia, , Mr.. Roltmson ; Priestess. of (Rhea's Temple, Mts. Brereton. In Art I. the Procession of Tarquinia In the Temple of Fortune. After which will lie performed, fur the 23t1 time (what the niiinger he is entitled to call) a uew Comic Pau tomaile, miler title of THE SILVER ARROW; OR. 11 ARLF.QUIN AND THE FAIRY PART BANON. Pt ince Alintril !afterwards Harlequin), Mr. E. Yosenotd; Prince Hou.soin , afterwards Pantaloon), Mr. Sonnwou ; atammio iseierword. Clown), Mr. Soudan/. Prtneeon Non etiouthar .oftorwarti. Columbine, with a Colo un the Fla geolet, 31 MI Tree ; Fairy Pen Bloom, Miss Cooke. The Dom* to be opened at Six °Thick, and the Per furnionee to iteciu at Steen. Hosea, 5a.; Second Pr cc, 3. -Pit, 3, Second Prier, !_.. —Lower Gallery, Qs.; Second Price, IL—Upper Gallery, Is.; S. cupid Prier. 4W. Boxes anal Plates to be taken of Mr Rculwell, at the fonds of Ike lliraire, from Teu till Four; while may Lie had a Private Box nightly. The new Tragedy of Biotin' will he repented every Eyre- My till further notice, except tn. morrow, when will hr per formed The Castle Spectre: Angels, Mos. %V. West .'her hest appearance is that character). The new Comic Villlloll2 . llllP of The Silver Arrow, will be third two ry Evening till further notice. Tlw Inth representation of the new Mimetic Romance of Flodslen Field, will he duly seroeund. BRITISH GALLERY, PALLMALL. TES GA LLERY. for the EXHIBITION %nil SALE ..f Ike WORKS of MODERN AR'T'ISTS. ISJOURN terry Day rr Yea iu ike Moulin uutil File iu the AfteruOuu. By Order, JOHN YOUNG, Kcepee. la. EAST INDIA HOUSE, FFSIMARY 3, 1811, • THE COURT If DIRECTORS If tlie UNITED COMPANY of M ERCRAYI'S of F.NO. LAND, India, to the EAST INDIES, du hereby Owe Notice, of 1•11. 111 1,1. flout otir 1410 'rtiress for fins deserrption, sir WA. for - plod quell) v ; Ilse rentaiiiskr Writ! 15111.1 i m Ins 0- lIIt of l•orera. 'llt. on. pores' 11114 wse k are, gni hags, ee n ierart, s'ol Is ten Janeasso :nisi Si. I) 00000 1,;65 nags Ulm lesl'ult 3918 utiw' peels of the Z.; ii e,l :halm Total 3,002 hag,. B P. Stigma of grant mid.lhog nod good tisollities bays s Fold readily this week, but the los s.i draerianitstia are still shill of rale, mini in twine instant , - have twrii sold • shade I lower. The 11111.1111!Iy brought to piddle sale, conaistioa of Jamaicas and Denieruar is rola hhils. 1.4 which al I 400 have hero mold. No alteration in East Nulit or Fore:mi aorta. la the early part of the week a few parcels of t.:oflee were taken by Ric gruesis at a decl i ne of 2s. a 3s. from our late prices. viz.—Jan...ea ordinal , 1405.. Fay ettliisary to tnieklhog 1413. , and mobilise:Die:eh l4f l a ; hot there lansbeess I walling done since so the article, and the dee ion. %loth boa token place skis week in the laisiduis market gentler , . the prices nominal. Cocoa is dull, and is offered at a helm.- of 9s. • 3a. from the Isle prices. /IS P 11811111164 And fame. r mahjong is sliMig. ll'e have bud au inquiry for East I ssel , I Rice for shipment to Jamaica, •nd at t 1.400 loses owl • to good while Bengal have bren lakes, for thss purysise at 21s a 23e. per cwt. toms are without Otero 00000 In llyewssodis but little 'wince, has lurch door, a ith the exceptiosi sit 120 tons ht. Domingo Fustir, which have sold at 11/ e .. `J. aM. 17s. 8.1. ou the quay , • I parcels r 4 ,1101101. Spanish were put op to autttus., lint willetraerit Cur want of bidders. In Elmwood a few !mill parcels of ki m..ica have been &award ur at ht. ris. vs tun. Tar is ea iremely dull; and of Turpentine only 300 barrels have sold, al 14a. fur ordinary qualely. IVe have a very limited tic 'aloud for Asher, awl good 111siiiireala have bees pitrrhased at 529. per cwt. 700 Bap Sago offered at public sole wet e dlidrawis for want of hurry. A small parcel of good ha; t mire has lounald 429. 1,000 B A. Roles put sip Ina pd like wale were taken in m qd. fur yes) good, VA fur intertur, and 7i. for noise About 1.1100 Cups and 11., ut touted qualitie.. have since bet it divined of at lid. pry IL. The 1 market still contiesora dull, but priers re main witlsont saiteiation. At the tom market on Tuesday, 3d. per bindlel advance on Wheat was l'nflelllly given. Oats of pool quality !Mlle rather scarce, ea. re 41.1 'wick misused for. The desnantl fur Americas. Flour is still army lunited. Munilinnet, L ThA a GENERAL COURT of the Plifi Company will he held. by Adjournment. at 'Nor !Untie io Lesolenhell-.creel, TOMORROW. THURSDAY. the 4.1. Insieut, et Devon tiCiock in the forenoon, for lb. purpose of proceeding in the couriderntion of the Official Doceineute reeprcting the late Military Operation• iu India. end Rraolittions of Thenk% adopt. d iu comet's...ice by the Come of Directors; which Documents and Resolutions have hero open at this Howie for the Inspection of the Proprietors since the tOtb R . I-lAYDON'S EXIOBITION OF L DRAWINGS front the cA wrooNs and ELGIN (ILES, by hi. Pupil, blether,- •nd Bewict, IS NOW OPEN, tram Ten o'Cluelt till Eire. Is.—Drectiption This day is published, elegantly printed in a Pocket Vuluine, with ..... nrriin• Engravings in Wood, price Os. in boards, the Sixth Edition of BROA I) GRINS; comprioiwz, with new Tales ill Lens, those forniei I y published, under the Title of " My Night gown and Slipper's" Ry GEORGE COLMAN, the Younger. Printed for T. Carlrll and W. Davies, Strand. JOSEPU DART, Secretnif. ALI. Person* haavor , g CLAIMS upo , g the late Earl von.Errs Estate, ore retreated to rend the resin-1413r% of the some to G. B. Tyndale, Esq. Litecolo's loo-tirlik. This diy are psiblishol, price 20. lIPSTOLOC DOUBTS trill , tee to NAPO LEON BONA PARTE. "Is riot the wise reason aciilable in theology and iu politics?" o Will you follow Oath but to a certain point ?" Vioiticat of Natural Society, by ■ late Noble %Trite'. Printed for J. Batchard, 190, HANDS ON ELECT4ON PETITIONS. This day are published, in one vol Otru. price 12s. in hoards, T HE P ROC E E IN GS on ELECTION PETITIONS; with Precedents. By WILLIAM lIAND4, Author of " The Practice of Fines mud Recoveries"—" The Law of Patents," Ste. SANDERS ON USES. In two vols. torsi Sen. price 2ns. in boards, AN ESSAY on USES and TRUSTS, and on the Nature and Operation of Conveyances at Cowrnon Law, &c. Third Edition, revised, collected, and calisiilsraky enlarged. By Francis Williams Senders', Esq. ur Lincoln . ; Inn, Barttlarr at Law. Printed fur William Walker, 196, opposite St. Clement's, At rand. TH f: A TIRE-ROV L, COV EN T 414 110 t: v. T HIS EVENING. THURSDAY, Feb. 4, will be performed. is two ado. THE BEGGAR'S OPERA. C,plain Macheath, Mr. Guist (being his first aprescirire St 3go ; Parham. Mr. Blanchard ; I orkit, Mr. Cineii..; Mat ii - the Mint, Mr. Taylor. Mrs. Peaehum, Mrs. I).irrr !wit !airy, Mrs. C. Kenibk ; Polly, Miss Si. pistils. Attu. whit h (211 time in this Theatre). the Farce of WHO'S THE I)UPE ? Dolley, M r , W. Farsen• ' Gnaws , . Mr. JOIIPP Mr. r.iweett. Elizabeth, Ma. T. Hill; chortutt , , Mitt , o,:iihs. Tu which will be added (for the 34th 1I .% • New Grand Pantomime, coned HARLEQUIN AIUNCHAUSEN; OR, THE FOUNTAIN OF LOVE. Riron Mor iicharisen, Mr. %inn 11111 l ; Harlequin, Mr. Heeds; So. !Marti Frosticus (afterward. Nitta:non), Mr. Nnruniti; My lord Hirropy-Dandy (afterwards Clown), Mr.ffirilnalili ; Yoko.. Mr. Coiner. Signora Fragrantia (alter -wards Colum bine), Miss F. Denurti. the course of the Pantoniitue, a Pas de Tru:s, by the Mi.% Mimetic The Doors will he opened al Six utloth, and the Per. formatter Iwgiu at Seven. fluxes, 7a. tire-cowl Price, Rs. Id—Pit, 3s. Ad. Serum) Prier, 2a.—Lower Gallery, ta. Second Price, Is —Upper Gallery, Is. Second Prier,6d. Places fur the Boxy* to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Box.tiffire, Hart- , trevt„ from Ten till Four. A Private Box may he hail fur the Seasuo, air nightly, of Mr. Brandon, at the Box office. The new Grand Natonainte, called Harlequin M 1111C111111. sea, will be repeated every Everting. 'co-morrow, the Opera of Cloy Mannering, or The Gipsy's Prophecy: Lucy Bertram, Miss Stephens; Mcg Meridiem, Miss Sonirrvitle. On Sal today, of The Bolthei's Daaghter. On Monday, the Tragedy of Jane Shore. frau Tiresday, the Opera of Rob Roy Macgregor. On Wednesday will be produced, for the first time, • new Tragedy, in five act., with new Scenes, 'hisses, and Decorations, <wlled Evadne, or The Statue. STRAND THEATRE, THE SANS PARED.. /THIS „RESENT THUItSI)AV, Felo - wiry 4, . 1 and during the week, will be prestined (15th timei, a New Senn-Cowie Biondi*, called, THE HALF-PAY OFFICER; OR, 1..0PE AND HONOUR. Pi incites! Characters—Sir 'Felix Fairfax, Mr. '.Meredith; I an titer Flurtd, Mr.Suchtughani ; Captain Filzhenrv, Mr. .1. Jones ; Fusee (his Servant), Mr. Swollen. Jess) , rho id, Mi.+ Le Bran ; Anne (Servant to Miss Fairfax), Mra. Be- I I titeoriril•r ; Miss Fairfax, Miss Scott. ll After winch, a favourite Comic Barletta, called, THE CONJUROR: OR, BI.AISE IN AMAZE. Principal Character--Blaise,Mr. Lail( t his fourth appear. arse in this Theatre) ; Lenuis, Mr. John Jones. Madame ItOtlenir, Mrs. Daly; Nannette, Mrs. &nit:wieder; Liu rem,. Miss Scott. In the rourse of thr Piece an incidental Dance, by Mr. J. June , and Miss Har.ll.l/11, from the King's Theatre, assisted ley the Cut' p% tie 11.111 rt. To conclude with (3341 lime), an entire new Melwdraniatic (Vine Pantomime, called, THE FIRE GOBLIN. AND THE THREE CHARCOA 111-RNERS! Pritie ip.il Cninie Characters—Nlaxiswein !. trier *4: di Pantaloon , Mr. Daly; Martin %Yr:Week (:sft , . 4.trok HArtrquiti), Mr Kirby; Georze Waldeck 'Afterwards 0... j, Mr. J4lllOll Jours, 01111:1'Wl• , 1: Yuuue Jo..' Hariress, Miss AVEltnii. I. *ewe the Etth—A Iliac: - sic restival and Ru ral fele, in which will iunterluoil, a Pas de Heim, by awl Mimi Walton; and a Grand Stal, by Mr.J. Joao, with actunertayilic eharatirristic 0:111,4,0. ROYAL COEURG TIIEAMRE. POSITIVELY THE LAST WEE. OF EL - NYDER! rfilllS PRESENT EVENING. 'll-1171(3. I DAT. February 416, wed Satier.ley, BIIw lbw Peeler niairee will ceassuence wide a Grimed Hieturiail ble:.►Dralua, WALLACE! THE HEHO OE nCIATI.AND. Earl Marl, Mr. therioltor; Earl aflyn, Mr. Gale; Clcnolororr, Mr. Stanky; Eurl or F.(., Mr Wave; Allan Itarn.:ll,, 11. melthing ; %Tallier filIN 11. OP or laud ~ Mr. Woolley.fru MArr ; 11ir Watsuo; 31aohlrlone, I hvike. T.. r. oicleole with (pwrtively for HIP last Hutto Nights' an rstiorely torn IntglllliCelaStall Airloattattrotic Spect..t. ale, calkd EL lIN'DMIt THE cHIHRF OF Tfl GM: Nlol;iSrl'Al \St El Hptr. Oho Warrwr of Hiutlcs.otti . ), Mr. Ilautley. Hairy Clifton (Illitlablicrin of the Tiger, wrurki.l un 11/r watt, bir.. 111.41hirrym , ..e. la Act 11. vial he inin.ll , teed a GI: 1N I) BA I.lXl', Ly Mr. and 313:lame IR (:,rent, ninl 511 s. Slmpolon. Itrtxt. 4.1 NMI 311.1'11 111.61111.1% I'.. Place.. In tw tak. a of Mr. (:Tubb, at lbc lS r. u%lice of Tleratie, fewn T.r.o Thee day is published, handsomely printed in 4 volumes, svu. with a Portrait frau) au uriginal Picture, price IL 16... in hu•eda, • NOV Edition (beiug the Eighth), revised and angitetited, of rIII4E LIFE t.f SAMUEL JOHNSON. LL.D. cum r rhan,i,ag ■u account of bis Studien, and tntrn• , - rooc Weak., lc chronological order; a shin of his epistolary Correslrtn and Conversatiours with many eminent Per sons; and 11.linill Original Pieces of his composiiloll, rover before rublirbwl : the whole exhibiting a vire; of Literature and I.i.erary !Men in Great Britatu, for scar half • century, during which lie thinrished. Hy JAMES BOSWF.LL Esq. Priuled for T. Callen and W. Darius, Strand, of whom may also be had, 1. THE SAME IVOltii, handsomely printed in five 11 8 .1110 with a Portrait, price 11. ss. in boards. 2. A JOURNAL of a Tont to the HEBRIDES, will' Funnel Johnson, LLD. By JAWS POSWeil. Esq. con taining sonic Poetical Pieces, by Dr. Johnson, relative to the Tour, stud never before published ; a Series of his C.mver•a tion, Literary Anecdotes, and Opinion of Men and Books; with an nailientie Account of the Distresses ■nd Escape of the Grand•« of Kin:: 'wises 11. in the year 1748. The Edition, revised and corrected, with a Portrait of the Author. Sri.. price 94 in boards. 2. THE SAME WORK, handsomely printed is a Pocket Volitme, with • Portrait of the Anther, price 7s. Bd. ia beaids. A FRCROM IRE'. PRACTICAL GARDENER. This day petblished, price tie. to boards, the Second , revised, with considerable Additions by Mr. JAM ES MEAN, Head Gardener to Sir Abraham Hume, Bart. of IL E PRACT !CAL GA R DEN ER ; or , Improved System of Modern Horticulture: adapted either to large or small Gardens; designed for the assistance of those Gentlemen who manage their own Gardena, and as a Book of Reference for the young professional Hos lieut. etas ist. By JOHN ABERCROMBIE. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom may also be had, The GARDENER'* COMPANION; or, Horticultural Calendar s to which is •imexed, on a plau never before exhi bited, the Garden Seed anal Plant Estimate, .hewing the ne cessAry quantity to be provided of seeds, spots, offset., or plants, ns proportion to the diniensione oT the ground. Edited f the original manuscript of J. Abercrombie, tin s:lWe uf-t'.e " Practiced Garibroei," lee. By J. Mean. The Second Edition, price 2s. TO fiIt3IBERS OF PARLIAMENT, die. Second Edition. TRIAL BY BATTLE. This dry are pi:Wiwi:ea by J. Mawman, 39, Ludgate-street, price 3s. sewed, 0 BSEIIV ATro NS upon the CASE rlf ABRAHAM THORNTON, who was Tried at War wick on the fiat of August, ISt?, fur the MURDER of MARY Asti FORD, skew tug the Danger of pressinE Pre' enurylire Evidence 1011 far; together with the only true and anthracite Act:mot of the faritlence given at the Trial, Exa mination of the Prisuuer, Asc.; and a cutreet Plan of the Locus in giro. Ily EDWARD HOLROYD, of Gray's-Inn. It is highly expedient 111,0 the Nlernbtrs of the Legislature and the Public, before the Attorney-General makes his in tended motion respecting Appeals of Murder, should have the nitrous of living made fully acquainted with all the Evi dence give, iu Thnentoit's Case, from the re , ult of which, in I cousequence Of Publications hitherto upon the ItUbjeCt.l:oo. ItiStillt7of misteitmetita and suppreasintis of the Evidence, and misrepresentations of the teamed J like's %sunning up, arguments might otherwise he drawn in favour of Appeals. With this view, the Editor submits to the Public a full and correct Account of the Evidence given at the Trial, care fully ex- • I with the Learned Judge's Notes, with such (Ib.erv.itions upon the Facts of the Case, proved in Evi tirksCe, as hare urcurrvd to biut upon an impartial, attentive, and careful tonaliteration of those farts, both independeutly sir the Alibi, and alma combined with that Defence. GRAND EXHIBITION AND SALE ROOM, 37, OXFORD-STREET. JOVEL and Splendid COLLECTION of CIIIN7 L, awl every other description of Furnitures, Inagua.. lured and prisitett by RICHARDS and CO. which ale to Iw seen exclustvely at their house, which for novelty, cheapness, and valicte, cannot he squalled in London ; 1011 pitees :twat lath cotowN at Is, per yard; 2,0t0 pito sat 2a. ; 500 ell-wide ditto, ts lid. medlar price Ss.; :3000 pocces or the most beautiful bordered and other Chintz ever sveu ; A.iiiincs of every culunr, at 1s ; all-wide ditto, MI.; 4,000 pieces of Moreens, from 2t per yahl ; Patent 'Merino Dunii.tak in all colours; Spanish Cloth, Silk Wasatch., Cr. &c. An immediate application is solicited, as arch an oppor tunity may never succor again. 37, Oxford-stied, facimc Dean-slrect. '1•0 BI COLD BY AUCTION, By !?R. EVANS, St Muse, NI). Ni, ois MONDAY NEXT, F e ta u s tr ya, anti TIM:1 fltpUW log .D9s, _ ... ~ fiptir, vaik,tßLE LiilltAltY of the lAte L WILLIAM bIIMIDGE, E.g.; including Cam. -ounce ele Bonaparte- tII Italie ; Noslo's Wm ctsterabire, '2 i Irnise; l'ilrew's SlCi'oreledeate, I. vols. large ponce' ; Ilesirr's Wiltshire ; •raeleolou'ee lie e e;11111111, by Goeigls, .4 vols.; Lewin's Birda,tt o leeUrell plates ; Senutes's reacts. by Scutt, 13 I vols.; Flue lento Ilesctiluely,lovol4.; Cesokt's Veeyogus; Vele,. cuterer's V.I. Ages+, 3 vols. mud Altos; 1/until's Pacturestitie C010ur...1 l'lstrs ; Automation Ille-pe steely, 4 tube. large. vet. 1 rf j 11eystete'et - Works. by ' Scutt, ill vols.; goal t h e mob( 1 valimble 114.a.Sern Bunks, all in excellent condition. 'FltAt'D PREVENT/A). TO enuattetort thr u lt c ropto that are daily' m a,te.t.• 1111 *he imam tompuoi lian inatea.l of the IIN UI N A LACK ISG pet 'VI f C4l by DAY nn.t MARTIN, they have miluptvil a mew -Label, 111 titer Suplatitrc and A.liltess, )7, 14tGH HOLBORN, a on einivitiennii•ly played in the centre of file Label, that they tra,t an attention to thus, and the iliffevelive of the lype, which t. nolike all letter-press will enable parcliagers al wore to it. the ThY Rv;l JAPAN nt.,‘4:KING, 'wide and Soild Whole • 11. DAY :ilia 31Aft•I'lN, 1;', High nolliorn, and re hy 11v' re.•:riral Shispke , pen, iu itintlie , at I 0.141 ir. SA. MARKETS. From the" Loudon .Nereautile Prier Curreut;* of Tuesday, February 2, 1819. WEST INDIA AND SPANISH MAIN PRODUCE. CorrEE.—One public sale has taken place since our last, consisting of Dutch and St. Domingo, part of the former was sold at a further reduction of 4s. per cwt. god the latter was takeu in at 140 s. and at which price it is now held. At the sale or East lotIM on Wednesday, price. declined about 10s. per cwt. The stock of W. I. Coffee is now 4,400 tuns, being 2,550 less than et this 'true last sear, present prices 40s. per cwt. higher. to B. P SUGAR, there has been little business done, gond qualitins hive obtained nearly the former prices, but ordi nary brown sold Is. to ts. per cwt. lower, hue Jamaica 89.. middling du. &Os. a 820, brown do. 75e. ; Trinidad 760. to 625.; good brown St. Lucie 755., dry brown du. 725. a 735. ; white Rag Isadore 925., middling 49a per cwt. Fort igu SUGARS —The &at India sale of Sugar on Wed nesday last went of without spill', and the low qualities de clined about 2s. per cwt. The Stork of B. P. Sugar is now 6,300 casks less than last year's at HMI time; the present prices rate 10.6 J. per cwi.higher, per f7azelte gr. Rusts.—An advance of Id per gallon Is asked, but not realised. The present stock of Rum is 15,445 puncheons, and price of proofs 3s. per gallon. Stock last year sate date 19,255 puncheons, and price of proofs 2s ILI. per gallon. Dvaurnoos are without inquiry. PistetsTo has been sold since our last at 9d. a sp. per lb. of fair quality. NORTH AMERICAN PRODUCE. Awn are very heavy ut sale. Carolina Elms: is held for 455. ditty flee, and 365. to Mts. in bond ; and there are buyers of the former at 445. and of the latter at 355. per cwt. Tooicco —The public sale on Wednesday last consisted chiefly of middling qualities, and sold at a reduction of about ltd. per lb. from the late nominal quotations. - - - - SOUTH AMERICAN PRODUCE. The COTTON market toilsome% dull of demand, except for East lirdia, which remaiii firm; about 500 Sa•ats of fur suer sales, have hien taken on speculation at SP. a 90. per lb. in bond for middling to fair quality, and the Bengali are mostly bought for a similar account, with a few for export. Prices are generally lit per th. lower, except East India. The sales of the week are (duly paid) 20 Upland good 17d.; 200 Pernanibucco fair to good 22.1. a 224 d.; 40 Mist* sad dling 17p.; 15 Surinam middling 20d. ; iu bond, 600 Su rat ordinary to middling 81d. a 0.1. fair 10 good 0 11. ; 1,200 Beisital ordinary to middling bp. a 67 ; i1 fair 740.1 total 2,075 bags. The imports are 2A United States, 1,114 Per. siambiteeii, 1.17 Demerara and Berbice, 216 West India, 6,466 Beugal,4Bo Swat via France : total 6,447 bags. BALTIC PRODUCE. The following were the quotation* at St. Petershurgh, Bth January. 1618 :—Y C. Tallow on ironies/1 money 178 rids. Soap 16-2 ditto, White Caustic 170, Wheat 31, Clean Hemp on contract 86. Exchange 12 1.16 a 1-32. BRITISH STAPLE ARTICLES. RUIN VD SUGAR.—The demand for large lumps has not been so lively as noted in our last, and purchases have been made Is. per cwt. lower. The stock on hand is rather large. Loaves of all descriptions remain stationary. Mot-oasts heavy of sale at 355. per cwt. Itusu Phovistous —Nevi India and Navy Reef and New India Polk have obtained a small advance in prices, in con sequence of their scarcity. The following were the prices Gee on board in Ireland : ludia Beef 8/ , ludia-Purk 81. Si., Mesa Beef Si. 12s. 6,1., Mess Polk 51. FOREIGN FRUIT.—Two curies of Denias in baskets welt sold last week, at the prices quoted, the quality of one WWI exceedingly good, and the other much inferior; and also three parcels of fine Nlatk Smyrna itaisma have been sold at from 565. to 58.. .per cwt. Ott.s.—Although there has been weiy little demand fur Greenland Oil, the price has advanced it. 10.2/. per ton. A cargo of shout 100 tuna of Cape Whale Oil is Otlverileed for pulihc sale on Thursday 441 lon Ines phltl •for Linseed Oil. Rape 011 is dull of demand, cud lower. .I.IVEIt POOL REPORT, JANUARY 30, 1410. The COTTON market euntiaues eglretnely asfl the SRICS, whirl) lIMOIII/1 to 4,500 hap, have been at a gradual decline of Id. per Ih. billet' this day setenight toi Bowed and and id. on other Tutu; good fair SIM" Bowed harp Fold at litld.; • few prime, of the yid crop, have brougbt 1911. The eit;es cuussia of 1,300 Bowed, 1541. a 174.; a few 18d.; 250 Orleans, 1711. a 190.; 260 Sea I s l a nd, 2., 104, a 3..4;11.; 570 Nernst'', 21i1. a 224.; 150 Bahia, 1911. ; 400 sUoaubrnt, 19.1 2011.; 30 rata, 181 d. a 194.; 50 Dente ma, 19111. a 1114.; 11 Nest India, 16.1,; 21 Trinidad, 111 . 14.; 8111 Surat, 8101. a 141.1. j a tew 13/4. a 144 ; 910 Nomi, 740. a 90. A public ~ a le of 510 Surat was brought I km al kt attrday l At *loch W 4 belts Mete SOW at a decline • Perncripf, Tnradop, Frforcrp 2, IRI9, Four o'ClorA. Tlke Produce Market K viitrAlly has brim dull to (lay. Of U. P. SUGA...tx wily a few hoards found pm chasers, hut without alteration in prices. Cllr/r.6 ix difficult ufaale. The Nee( and SgiaiT Markel has been to iliiy without ac tivity, Out the prices last quilted are 0111 sAteil, excepting fur Genev3, which may be bought Id. a td. per gallon !wirer, say 3s. lid. a 3". Id. per gallon. Treasury Order to admit German Stone for the _ . purput.e uts Lithourttpity at 2.119. per cwt. duty. " Treasury Chambers, January 12, 1819. GYSITLEMEN-,-Titet,r Lordabips have directed me to me *plaint you, that it is their intention to submit to Parliament in the approaching Session, to impose a Duly of 20s. per met, on Derwin Stone, fur the purpose of Lithography, slid my Lords therefore desire that any such Stone which either has been, or may be imported previously to the pleasure of Parliament &nog takeu, may be delivered ou payment 44 the said duty. (Signed) " S. R. ILUSHINGTON. " COMlllll4olirrlt of Customs." Orders in conformity have been transmitted to Collectors and Comptrollers by the Commissioners. Treasury Order relating to Ostrich Feather§ im ported. '.Treasutl Obantherat, Janunry " GIATIVIEFI—TIN Lords Commissi ttttt 1. of lbs Ma. jesty's Trea.ury having under ruii.ideration a Petition, pray. toe that a ea., of °atria Feather., ilie.prucluce of taxypt, intone ird Irmo leiehurn, ntay be admitted an entry fur home oumumption ; I rut commanded by their Lordships to direct you until farther Orders to admit the 011ifit h leathers in question, and any Misers similarly circumstanced, to entry far home consumption nit mama of the l imper duties. (Signed) " S. IL 4 ' Commissioners of Cz.lossis." EAST 11VDIA HOUSE, FEBRUARY 3. A Special General Court of Proprietors of Eat India Stock was this day held at the Couipaily'm House in Leadenfill-*trees, for the purpose of lay iog before the Proprietors °Metal documents reseeciing the late military operations iii and Reeolutions of Thanks. adopted iet couse quence by the Court of Directors. The Chairman (Joon Pei-resew. Esq.) opened the business of the day by stating. that he ro, , e, in consequence oldie Resolutions of the Court of Di rectors, for couferring thanks on the Most Noble the Marquis of Hastings, on General Hislop, and on the officers, nog-commissioned officers, and pri vates, both in the service of kis Majesty and the Company, to draw the attention of the Court to the circuminencrs in which those Resolutions origin ated. He felt much concerti. that the duty had not devolved on a more able speaker than himself, but lie hoped that the Court would extend its 4)- 1 dulgence to him, as he certeinly would take up as little of their time ea possible. Tb, papers laid be ; fore the Court would, lie conceived, give manifest proof of.the ability. forr,ight. and wisdom, which had minified the conduct of the Marquis of Post ings, during the military operations in India, awl would tht.rtrure, he hoped. receive the unisiosnous approbation of the Proprietors. This nu i tiou would be followed by u vote of thanks to Ge neral Hielnp, for bit; gallant conduct—which would be succeeded by one, reptessive of tile high sense the Company entertained .of the abi lity of the General Of f icer., commanding their forces , --of the gallantry of the Wheels serving in less elevated svitetiont—,and of the exemplary cull duct of the whore body of the troops. The Court h a d purp ,,,Ely avoided ti.teriog ii.to any detail of Use Micumstatices wtuch led to the was, •but bud merely selected the military acluestwelite of the army as the ground of their restilutiosiv. Nut being in possession of all the eircutustaner* connected with the c .mpaigio, the Directors had thought it proper and prudent, towards all parties, to abstain from any detail, and to wove the 41;1h:rent votes of thanks on the achievements which bud been per formed for the general service of the Company. At the same tinge, lie oa+ candid enough to nec:are, that the Court rig Directors %%ere aware of the grounds on which oh.ervoliciil welt i.krly to he • made Olio day, with reference to use of the ttesolo •tions. This they gathered from what had dropped from tin •Hiiii. Proprietor (Mr. Hume) iii another place. The view lie hail taken of that question • .0 Tills 'der, t. the Calif& vf Sir T. Nish'''. was one that did credit to his feelings, tied honour to his heart. At the 'STOP time th. Hon. Chuirrnim hoped, that, in a rase so important to the fame of'a ga o n o Officer—so essential to hie moral clutracter.-- notliiug would he said, in the aloe-owe of evidence, that might tend to ',Hodge his condom—Merle.) The lirsft motion which he . 31)00111 eropese to the Conn was divided Mtn two parts—the first related to the defeat of the Pindarieis, and the second rfer i, e uit ;: ll l ,n to as the tli d e isc p.., fit i tet t he ol tr i4 o tiiei , 11.altts li l itle i r es ies. l 4ew Sn ea a di-oosition to attack our territories, and at length they determined to cross the river Ni a wallah, an d thus In come iii direct contact with the British ter ritories. Measures were taken to drive them file. yond the river and to confine them to the places allotted to them by several of the Mithratta Chiefs. Ineursions took place into the British provinces— hot, rob they appeared to Ire direrteil solely with a VirW to plunder, defensive mearurea were et first rouritlered sufficient to repress them. The rittacfiti, however, became more frequent—and discussions i were, in conrequenae, set on font, its to the bent mode of repressing the evil. which tilled the so ! terra! between 1 . 814 nod 1816, a lien the attentici of tioverintent was roused by comfort so atroeionv, ; as re 'pie' ed any delay, beyond Iha r 'wood, riet lonly darigerross, hut wholly Irlmuit-it.le. At !hie period it would he Toto,d that 14 d;..rtet, Isn't o esra 1 sttacked aml plundered—awl the ' Owls to inter -1 veld the freebooters, in their rellfro, W!•cle illtr. 4 PtitUil. Tilr CO4ldlW - tt l l Otte. , lit'el/OttlYt . was tie-. 1 tlgltilied In the 1111.1.1161Ptt, li4 ••' It;ltit,..fP, Ito° likirotir, nod cruel." The inlithitanti were ,o opore.ved, that they were dispoom-.1 lc do arty thine to insure pipte.e.itio. They Were ready to 'mot the prwee iltlll of other goveroments; for, frosts 'he sufferings they hail eialired„ they Iwgiso to doubt, Whether the British Govesionseeit could save them from op uresston. This was u state of things that could not longer lie borne, even lay a Government whose roost tetstarkuble fuilture was 0 devnli,itieso. to she moat extensive interests ..t 1,,,,,r.itv.—( Hear. Lear.)—Here the Hottourahle Chairman entered noon talon description of Ihe horrible devastattnno that had been committed by the Vitalistic,. A stiornient of these proceedings nes sent to the lill th.lt:li."4 ,et home ; and, on the sth of Sent. ;BIG, the Secret Committee of the Colort of Di rectors wrote to the Goveestor-Genreal in terms of high approbation of his conduct —directing hint not only to repel iovii , olir, but to pimple mud pa. inch the aggressors. Previous to the arrival or this dispatch in hull*, other barbarities bad been core mitted by the Pludtries. The Gem Jim district was laid waste —the coy was sicked slid burned. From this Were alone they awned otf four hire Of rupees. Another representation followed, dated the 2 tat of December, 1917-wand, in answer trtifs the Secret Committee stated, that,' under all the circtionstatices of liggresspot which lied been deve;• loped in the preteiling vrmr, Ilre Court of Directors entirely approved of (lie c'eidoct which the Gu ar.' nor-Gelteral had adopted—and left it to lion to pursue such measurer as he might deem expe dient for the pimisliment of the aggressors. The Hon. Chairman tic-is proceeded to entice the de cisive steps which the Goveroor-General adopted, in order to put ilamot dr se border of ro:d,ers, whose iiicursiosis bad 'heels productive of the most deplorable cousequences to the peaceable inha bitants of the country. l'lle Ho's. Clinirwro then visaed a high eisloeium ou the i haracter, psis'!,,. .and private, of the Marquis of I tasting-, and cost chided by movilio— " That the Ticiiik• of this Coors he presewell to the Most Noble the Margo is .if Hastings, lktiiht of the Garter, horshe wivtlom, Jodi, sad eiosi e s, oh,plityroi ':/oy his Lord- Alp, in censlueting she late military • torrohting orsiost it:c Vitichilea—slieretry &leafing this t Itsitts 4 a (uedalory Pun sr, which :uleinpleil to colablliiii hull in the heirt of thin Euinirs•—at cure ininneal to the .pewee „r ' h i . t'r'usts 60,countot—and to the general traoitii.:' , :y of liidi3" The DEPUTY-CHAIRMAN aeissi:vied the 'motion. Mr. R. Jscxsost. after a few prefetoty observa tions, il tree' tot that r erttiti extracts of paper! sl 1.1 he read—namely, Captaiii Lloyd', descrip tion of the Pindaric's, in the close of the year 1909 —part of a dispatch, from Mr. I)4lziel, Secretary at Madras, dated the Pith of March, 1817, on tho subject of the depredations of the Piod,sies— soother extract front a dispatch front NI r. !)'hits', of the )811s of March, 1817, on the same 'hl ject-- 11ml the extracts from several other letter+ sir no tices, from ilifferesit placer, which the Viott;firies had visited. These linvoig been read, the Learned Getitleman next moved, that ,I variety of rattails, froru the lisp itchier or the Secrst Committee should also be read by the Clerk. 'flue propo.i%tvilicii% agreed to--srverwl extracts were read from the &se Pa • teller: of the Court of Direetors, a pp re iri,ez o f th e curvdtrct pursued by the Governor-General. These documents having firer' I goe through, 5.1 r. J-wk son rove mod coistplained, that the proceeding of the prows'', day had been adopt el. In his °lmmo., 1),... solutions of the kicid now brought before the Cowl, should have originated with the Court of Piopriee 'tom as tiny had always Mine, except in two in. shower. He felt great objection to the first part of the Berolution, where the Court of Directots: . t“1 .7, 1c . : . 1 .10 6 0 f ii i s :. 7 e s r l i e l e t p ut t r . e . gr i et il ' e ' because ,., i l e i e r r t e i Ll as a t i .. thank the Marquis at Hastings for his l' foresig ht VA ability"—tiut. while such words as those we'll which the second part of the Itesolutiim c=m menced were suffered to remain, it *sea impossible for any man out of doors, or within doors, riot to see, that a side-wind reproof was levelled at the Noble Marquis Ur his acquisition of terri tory. But. taking • proper view of Urq triiii,ac toning in India, it would appear, that ;ill when h a d 'been done-by the Marquis of Harting, woe in per fect unison with the feelings of those alio had roe crived co mmnuications front him, and oho:had, to fact, thieved lion; and he I'Mr. Jackson) could out well understood slits lamentation on the sof:itct o f an accerrion of territory, when it was noult.to CM.. vequeoce of the directions which were re•Oisrt from the Government at home. Wily, he lion 41 inquire (and the qntstion would Lit, -b acct! li