The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1818-12-19 00:00:00

~-'~~- r /. 1 P!1 LICE. MAIIHON 11011 M. ifreasish fritooo, who was hrosight tip a lets alas tet,ia on 1.1• • rim. li.vusf visited a rhon•lt-y'ard for tho. pita t ease of a. , dune a..••v wtth aunt.. of the •tb•nl inhabitant.. w a s y':- s. • tiny di•<lwrgrd on his twit recognisance 10 app• or at the Sewossa. nod keen the race. •I'he hnoly of isle oohs'sl w his h Jeremiah carried so th. a •rk, hurscd .0 W. ilor•lay ,sotholit being owut•sl. Jeremiah I. • 1.141 . r oat /his occasion. Ma I...rsh what shall f do with the I etlt'" len•.nials looked ea. nestly at her Lorshhip, a. if he p..:e•s esev woold Ise harsdesl over to ho w. His. cosioscoassee fell sehris he foosid shin all .3,..1 1 ...11t to lie sr u•ar.l ever what be Is ol kept our w laiot k. for a m•sush The I erd Nlaygr- 6 Tbey are 'tumuli teeth—bury thew is the church y ire," It dustbi 111111..11.11/1e tO describe the glance whiclt 'blew I Ile ,Is k his head, air.l rd oat or • .e i• (Ere as 11 111 WI. 1(01111Z to pay a 10.14 like that iliblch had thusly psavr.l so unprolhable.. sovr-rrn FL?. OF snmorß. Vestro.L.v two toeu oar heaved t.. th. Offier by two or Pol....lr,uol.uporior brln g I.4lllerrlsto 111 Ilse 145 e hur. lld Irot Orr rot limit., they ertillerts :551 a lour, prat Alr srst- Birsie, IMr imilacitiars list* tarovir.d a 11:r rr ~..,4 or ..tuo,rios oznosst the Pnunn t It would net bs p. ad. ise I. alike publre at pri,scoot.—Tlity were wail -101;11e al. ROLBERY OF TOE (WNW:. COACH._ Thoinur Nreref, sis.. sirs% rr of ihr t 'tootle coach from the Nrw low , sow nismlravra.le, its larssfoistshire, alto nib LI, at:st - ralsiy to thr hail of I.lr thherso,o, of the George and riser Fluor Los, Hatboro, and Mr. Small, of the Three Colo Ahlrrogate-strert, 10 amoroe ill.. (barer on Is... Orton of sotatiose a panel from thr co.sels, coils aio int Hank nova to thr ansouot of 24M—Thomas Secret ara. , allowrol to Igo at it.. g.• mks iss, no fir. 11.1.-1 rots Mr ' Is Isting ;ono - , rabic fo► lii...prarause tog 'faraday sessaight A fen stays Miley. 11r BYRN'''. received a communication from neollasol, that it youth of t u 111%lit , t rc•prrl:.l..hte, 114,1 ahar 14.1 boom bus fatroily, and it wa. aiippostil had made 1..... e ty and from he. extraurilisiaey pro peositieti for the .184., it nu. supposed lie runts connect Into-elf with .sriort., the w illy Mazi.trate w coiete police err% bint:ly molt tuformatiosi to all the tnasinger• of the ifte..tr... 4:f Ili, circumstance, with a description sit .1 h ie tenth , and yealerrlay, a - bile Mr. Biniie was sill, tto uu•uinrt the l'itoisess of the oilier, by tic-rived a rommom e,itioli from 11r. Sicphen Kr 011.1.. the 113...teyr of Drury. uo• 'Cheater. that a youth a.p.ournix thy description he had cent it. LIM had petal tiled hinsaelf to herniae:et! as aii actor, nod that be 1.'41 thunahl it riald In dont.. him. Mr. Hiroo., in reply. sent a r. quest to Mr. St. plum Kroahle to .end him to the sillier. Al Voce o'clock the youth valved the office, a.uompatu.ii by Mr. Stephon K• amble 1 lie 11 , 4141.:de wilted the youth his name ? He ►eplied, James Aick..i. On hi. bring further pies' d, he said hr had come from and HAI h.- had coolie to I.lllo ' by sea. Tins leis no doubt on the nip if of the 31seistrate but that he was risstaaay youth hr I.3.lr.crived inforntatiou of. He as.k. 4 Mr. St. 'then Krinhir if he thought he itutseiaed abilities Ine lite Rage? Nle. K. replied with a mole he dot not think he not, and los youth was against him. lie is uoly 17 years The Mag stratP advised him to give op hia propensity for Ili , stage, and ro-t ono to lots family ioo Th. you • on we 141 the OtTice wider a pooonin of return. ling to hot (...lids 31. Holt not, an tithorsey, of New lion, W3•l brOUCht to thin OtriCk• WI a clotrif,e wt 0v0..0u1.010g Mr Callahan, arosint out of a dispute at the Olympic. The:Aire, u to the right oil" a seat on a box. Mr Milan.. was ordired to find hail. I howls Cromwell, .arras Jubsson, and Rirhard Wel' • oUlfht 10 the sac, by Thinna*Sr%ton. the cutnouble, or liana Yttapic , on of 11.•ang cunceromd iu 'kitbag and nbPtinnt JAl:.t Wellio in stealing' lien tows from a 1111 , 111.. Mr 110.01C1‘ , .: to Lnrd tVgidegravr, at Twickenham. Webb w as it..;gw•d t it ire the COW!. having asked 261 and afterwards agrPnrt In I At' 111 re eammitted for further examinat Jim es Colic, alias Metter, wbu was apprehended in the box of ,Ctorrirt-garden The:.tre on Thursday night on a charce or - tublike. Maurice I riCoritiar, of Diners, in Ike county of Kerry (treblid), of a vaiirty of articles of property, MRS hrun4lat up I.r ex ornutat.i.tr. It altiirireil, ilea oft the 341 ittsl. the Piuseetitur sailed from Cork am the LAW, rilabenalla packet. Tie Pr'snati was alai, • passenger on board. They lauded on the Sill iteut.tot at a putt tic•tr Bri•tol During their voyage they b• - came ••cgostithil, soul the Prisoner Iraneiux ltail the ll'rtea.eni..r was prior...Mtn to London, Rata he era. •taft goilliT Ih.r , and pritout.ueil drat Ihey bhint hi Stave' together, which Ito Pt us cutter Jet etlll 10.. ion Orel' .Irs twat in London, the Pi isoner cunttivesl to ola. lain pose:. leo of Ow Prom-ruffles inntlll.llli. an. with losia hr at-se 1111 l Ile was •Iterwird. aritrrlteutlo, and most a lift: pr..perty fetind el bib Isnlongs. The Prisotirr «ras et:minified for Isis!. _ Willing. Palm r charger' pith mittlupting to rob John WOrten, EFq of the nor Thus-1.41.y tozhl, nt init.thte to Cove-sit-garden Th , 1,1'4 tuts• uottrti ./o/en Thu hog .1/0 rotoonitird for Wool on a chalice of rolibma lb Aril of \lr !wow 1•: Moor-lam , 1 wax gol.l 'Hoz% anal a brooch, who.b Ott Pa0...0wl tort: Irons his hattp-artodow. vstev TULL. EXTRAORDINARY INVESTIGATION. Vcaterel art . ttnit.tg W apptotulttit ill, Ur. 11, , rilia telt, 141 , of lk.nitsh 'l'uwu , datursug.sttararr, :1111.111.1...! at Ohm oftire, wut. a Than E. H. Aubr.ry, to anaacr the rum platul of M... 111.....:arei Juries, fur rulaw tulty tletainitsE that )our„ Indy (ions her frars.de. After a long u( all the CUT iiiii the '11:11:14to ale altlitarrt further ...t.rfereuce reopect...t: M.-• and rut 44444 tate.ttletl that an liatwas ttltuulal hr pro .. ult.] fur b. r Inu.lucCiuu io a topertur Cuurt. TOWN HALL. SOUTONTARIis .11 , 4+ t'uldit. • broker, and Join .lusikr4, his absoitailt, vivre hrought op on a w.urnni, rharg4 d by Thomas Laud, of Nu. 15, Cuuk•stterl, illackfraufrioad, with a 111USi VIII. I.ll} assault It was stated, in evidence, that Csertain Cook, of Charles street, near nuckingliam.gate, who bell 104AArbA111.11 of e•evr -lat houses in the Bosibutch, in cons...pit etre of oue of his 41•11.41115 lAA pay has 11111, IVAICII A Was s Ant of distress 'spun hie g sob! tilt Prosee was pitelt,bl upuu as the pm•r son to tsocute it by the Captain. Hcart..g that it was the iutrntimu of the pasties on whom Ilse slime s% was levied to II bye the ,tousle fraudulently removed from the house by melts, Ihr Pro►. motor used eves y CAI.IIIOII IA pb cift At II; And OA the est4ht which he heard they west to remove the fossil tote, In• is pieced lie thb- place 111 rumybuy oohs 11k....;111,1* pbr son. the entering the house, Cabin ANA braid MAkllll4 I Hs posals to rush out in case of uppirdtitsr. Dr. Lease, the orener, awl several others, were Ise the place at Ilse time. (toe of the upper ap..rtnbeaste was strand of all the Inrush. ture. Cobh. took up it !bedstead, and the Prosecutor sass 51 it. C 411.111 1611 swore he would 'break his mot übstess be ict it go, which be refused ; and Junes and Cobhc twat hum he a dreadful r with Ora lists mood • dick•, over the brad, shoulbiess, And body, till the Prosecutor was CAM. rrill with blood, and was uccessitated at length to pill ills hlstel. S. v..• 1 other wit ises‘es corroborated the slum, evideure, sod iiw P.tooters were ordered to hud bail lu r the ehaige at dm SCMIK/1111. WORSIIIP-“RtLT. ROIMING WHARFS Pletawr, Nis/owl Cesierr, and • mall won't' 6,iffiret, eruptu)rrl 111 au-toy *owls at the •harrs of .llr • , i p.i.t e r sae A.. Wiliam, Toolepetreet, were ye,terdav ~00serl,loloor R PIMA, Eaq. au a charge ot .teat. I.E. literary.« ti eat. of block tit., he property or :11r. Mr lons s.eeellw •pprehenriuw of Fletcher be divulged the rule. 1.., 10 Mr Juleu Itwn..ur4 r cltsk •t Mr. W 510111 4 .1.1 wh.rf e lihu culled uywu Una lIS pertsuu. 11. used that tl.e idler 4161) Manners assisted him in removing two blocks of lilt, whitis they sold, moil divided the y between them, Pool I arta received island 2/. foe hie share; that they met as a 101 l to Cow.erroo, where the was divided. The Prioissers were apprehended in the act of selling the third block. whirls was stow proctored, and was 3 cwt. 1 qr. Alfred liuudurk, the euu of the last witness, said, he saw the Priassners, Cower anil GI iffiillP, so au early hour on the 111111 l lillg of the Bth instant, at the Doke of Clarence puhhe hou•e, Toolry.streel, where each of them had a glass of gin ; he also observed the Priames's !Fletcher) truck in the wharf, stool he hail no doubt but they were all concerned, as no one swiss could put tlse weight Mho the truck alone. ward /hay r, Ile watt•hman employed oa the wharf, moil, the IN 1111 l I, Fletcher, came at a very early lour, and he let tons its ; this oilier Prt•ourra came POOll after, and cot sic. the ',lsist alias ; but he hail trot seen any of Ilwas cunt.• nut. They were all in wi that monolog earlite that, iso•mi _ . _ . Tlioniss Gsrlon, the Officer, apprehended the Prisoner, Fletcher, about nine o'clock in the morning ..f the 13th inst. in the lonise 4.f a man siamill Foy, in Holywell.lione. He futonel the block tin now product il in his truck, winch was fitted up with rawly packing-boxes fur a screen. He en dea ell, with the assistance of Armstrong, to apprehend Foy also, hut he escapist through a trap-door Mrs. Foy ollered fifty pounds not in proceed against her husband. The Prisoners brine ratted upon fur their defence, Fletcher said lie had nothing to say; hut the other Iwo, in the must pas It Ice manner, th Elio I II their i tttt erence. The worthy Ilagisilste, in mow•r terms, reprehended this trocies of rubbery 4.f i I oilcans, !recallse it is particularly Ir the public Thu person a hose property is landed st wire' fs may himself hr at us remote part of the country, and cinisequi ally more than COMIIIIIII Confidence kt phis rd in all persons employed in such places. The Prisoners were (ben fully committed for trial. IitELAND. DUBLIV, DECEMBER 15. COURT OF COMSIoN PLEAS NR. JOUR NUWCAN C. TIIK ALBION INSURANCE COMPANY. Tbi. case which Ira• occupied seven days before Lord Norlinry and a Special Jury, terminated yes terday evening, when the Jury returned * verdict for the 101 l amoinit claimed by the Plaintiff 3,640/. tB. 4d. with cosh.. Counsel for the Defendants entered several hills of exception, intended fur argument in the nest Term. Tlw Plaintiff has a siinthir claim upon the Ilope Insierance Contp4hy, which, it is thought, wilt be deteitnined by the ultimate result of this case. The Iloi 1111 l rabic Mr. Needham, second son of the prevent Lord Kilinorey, and 11r. Bethel, are candidates for the represei.oition of Newry. Love is a Village was performed at Crow-street last night. The port of Rosetta, which Miss Byrne has supported with such success, was undertaken by Alts, Miriam Mau riersley. CLON MEL, DECEMBER 12. During the last week several carmen, returning from thr Clononcl ne,rket, ocre slopped near Row. green, about two or three nude* from Crake!, Anil some of t lit in roddord of small sums ; one 1101, not basing' ii they took front him a gun-lock, the-1111V rty of Mr. l'emiefoot her. of Mallow. which lie WWI Isringiog home from Chi I, and which they found nn searching litin for money ; and out Sunday reeniog last, about five o'clock, just at (111,1., hive turn e . n.er.tl the house of James Todd, who looes 00 lilt Cololol , ll* of Cashel, about two miles limn town on the (-Aomori rood ; om entering. tour of 111,111 tired a pistol at Todd, who was sitti ng at hi• , boot did not hit him ; three of them io ttttt reload' ly knocked him clown, heat liiin severely, and tuutir him swear on his prayer-book whether he had Ally arms or ammunition it. the house, as also to keep so ere t what hod then leoppetird; they searched thr house, and took with them some powder and shot which they tootioel ; they then left the house, locktiog the outside door, and taking the key with them : one of thtio, %limie name lb Johu Fitzgerald, was w ! o l oredwiided the hollowing day lay the Altdoile third l'olice, is fu':v identified, and cutunutted by the Churl N1:1 2 1 , t0n , , for 1,141. Extract of a letter front Newport, in this county, dated on Turkel:ly oast:—" immediate vicinity of t ee.os kept iu a state of ferment the s ols e ttt t t 1 .1, g lot Sunday. in consequence of two factions, which haver° long. disgraced this country, leaving met by appointment to the Lord's tiny, to decide their bloody fends. A hout ten o'clock thry met in 11w village, urine d with loonoled sticks, ItrytheAlutirs, soil other deadly vi..ipans, whim Michael Ryan was to dreadfully brute'', Ih.tt lie died out Mundial evenivg. mid several others dread folly cat and manned." CAVAN. DECEMBER 12. We we sorry to learn that Captain French ; of the Bi•t font, stationed here, William Buriowes; Esq. Sr.verrign of this t ion, and Wm. Erskine, EN. Treasurer of the County, were placed in tither ■ a perilous situation on Tuesday morning last. They diced at Siradone Howe ou Monday ; and, in returning to town the following morning on a jmtiting-clr, were under the nectossity of pooling a ford which was very witch swollen by the rain of the preceding night ; before they had advanced far into the water. the horse became very restite. and changed his direction, taking the car into a deep ■ud dangerous part of the river; in his exertions to on.mage the animal, the driver lost his seat, and swum is the bank. Captain French and Mr. Burrower Aso quitted the car. and similarly extricated them selves, though with some difficulty, from their un pleasant predicament. Mr. Erskine, however, Coli. tinwed in the floating vehicle, in all alarming situ ation, until a tenant of Major Burrowes, who, with w•eeral other labourisig men, had assembled at the spot, stopped off; and. regardless of personal risk, swain in, took hold of the horse, and rudely guided it. the car, and the tin rower, from their watery and dangerous position, tie the land.— (Caccia Ha aid.) On Weilaesclay night, •tool six o ' clock, as Mr. Bernard Street, shoo-scent, of St. Mary's 1,111, Borough, ass crowds; the (hurried Head Gateway in the 13ueutigh, near St. Mar. zArei ` e-hill,he was eurtonsoteil ity • gang of uoturivas thieves, commonly known by Site saute .1 " Bill Saantees gang they 1,114 m d him ah.,Ul AOT •utne 111nr, and iit length one of the came in his fiord and leave Brio n bloa which hell I town, ■ad anAtaliail his gull u.tin t Cram his pocket, oleo they all decamped its 41,fleresst olictcthosot as 4 . .. at as they contd. Mr. Strict, as alHat as puseible, got gip, and pursued the fellow who rubbed him will' the fry of ", Skip thief! " but tut wog quirk (lowa Fishmnuger•psaaaer, he was instantly hot Night of. and escaped with the pro p, rip. Mr. Street immediately ;are osforrastion to an officer, with a dra • riptiun of the tallow ' s promo, and Well ( .re sarsoimaird Mr hiree) to 14 plibikAWlSe the Borough, where he posited out the thief, whw was thin in the C1i0.11.311y of a ma.l notorious+ gang of Bill Sourrtes . s parity. lli. ursine it Genrye !him, 11;• woe Oaken /refine Sari°Su Eanotr, Sitlitag Magistrate, atwl comasaituti fur NEW IMPROVEM ENTS. It is stated that some additions are to he made to Callth house. The roof is to be taken off', the walls to he raised a story higher; and Ili. house, as it will thine sound, will foi the remit of a palace, upon a magnificent SCRIP, to be built at a fltillir period. When 11w additional buildings are about to be hegini, Warwick-house, %Yam irk.stieet, and lac triode of the house's from Ilse Haymarket to CurUotr house are to be pulled down; and MI the other side, tlie Itril.house, Mr. Phillips's Lou e , anh some others, so as to libiaiii sufficient some to render Ihe• wings of the new palace uniform A larger court-yard will he formed before earl, of the new wings, as these will extend in a sloping form to the rear. The straight line from Carltuo•hnuse will terminate with a magoificent pile of architecture intended for a public This will extend beyond the Crescent in Piccadilly; thr site fiao•d upitii is Mary-le-holie.street ; branching off with a sweep It, the kilos far as Sivallosnstrees, will be a a superb double row of uniform buildings, to lw called Ite4elit sheet. 'There will he a beautiful colons& on each side of due street, the midrib of which are taken front the finest buildisigs in Koine. The arrangements respecting the improvements to the east are concluded. The north side of Cockspur-street is to come down, and not a Nouse is to be left in Suffolk -street, or in any of the alleys adjoi iiii tg All the buildings in the King's Mews, except the new stables (those erected by George II ) are 40 lie pulled down, and one of the flouts ref Carlton-house will command a view of SI. NI art iu'o Chord'. Government will gain enormously by some of these no p►uvnuruts--.l'ur isiqunce, Suffolk-sir. et pays them the mll - 1111111 of thirty fire plinsi,:A only, hot to the holder of the leases they Meld 8,009/. The lenses expire it Mi chaelmas 1819. FRA A CE. -...m.... LIBERTY OF THE PRESS. The Minerna (Nn. 44) gives the following ac. count of the pions prOOOKell to the Council of State, reryeetatag the Liberty of the Press. In Fraoce, where the Kill has the sole right of originating projects of lavv, these prop , sitions are submitted to the Council of State,nud discussed to it, before they are sent in the King's 'Ernie to the Chambers:— Several projects of • law on the abuses of the press have beets proposed (in the Council of State). 111 was at first mig rated, that a sort of Special Jury should be formed, com posed of all the Members of the Institute, and of all those of the Universitiee. This, under pretext of having men of let ters tried by their peers, was puttsug all their trials under the intliteisce of the Government, fur the greater put of the men who belong to these learned bodies receive al. lowalices or pensions from the Government; so that if we now complain, with justice, because the Juries are ap pointed by the Prefects, we should protest sill more strong ly against their being appointed by the Si inistere, which would 01(4'110.1y happen, ei lice the Institute nrkous among its oitimhers a great number of academicians appointed by the kitten order. Resides, we need only pay attention to 'wily literary enmities and rivalries to perceive the ineonveniencies of such a plan. The Academy would become anodise Sorbonne, and would find in books propositions which so • perceives in them, and which miller pretence of defend ing the State, would only satiety the hatred of a Coterie. If it has hero said that men of letters should only be tried by their Peers, this has been meant of works of 'caroling, and not of offences of opinion. But it is objected that a Jury which does out know all the finesse of language, mid all the tricks of style, is nut capable of appreciating the &ismer of certain woks; that it will not perceive what there is really seditious in phrases which seem iunweent. Well ! if the Jury take'. from the c!ass of proprietors du nut penetrate the sense of it, and sees nothing mischievous, the mass of the public will see soothing inure of it ; and then it is proved that the work is nut dangerous. Nye must hope, then, that this project, which would coin. plate the discredit of the Academies, will he renounced, and that there will be no other Juriee fur the Press, alms those which are appointed for other offences. The Collikell slf State hen held, during the last few days, several sittings, its which this question bas been solemnly discussed. I an nounced to you, suite moonlit' ago, that Ilse Ministry had sent to I, lon NI Cotta, Counsellor to Our Cour Royale, in order to obtain positive iiiformation rearming the Le•gislatioi of the Press. This Macistrate might have passed 20 years in England. without discovering what they %hated him to tied there. There are on that cuautty 110 lies reaper-10m the Liberty of the Press. It exists in fact, and tint in law. Hot M. Culla was able to study the organization of Juries, and the whole of the criminal procedure. With whatever prejudices be set out, he returned persuaded of the "ospe. rionity of the English institutions over slur Own ; and no the Report which he wrote of his journey, he eudeavoureil impress all minds with a conviction, a hich the must en. lightened lawyers had felt long twfore him His w o rk Ir i s been printed; but it seems that a Nltioster has prevented the publication of it, because it might counteract his pe►suwal designs respecting Julies. M. Cotta was not sent to Eng land fusee things as he has seen them The sane• reproach cannot be urged against M. Owlet. He has se. n Ung(sle law in the manlier in which he was told to see it If we sissy be lieve public sport, he eves expressed in the Council of State au opinion, which hie appeared hold to Ilie most intrepid defenders of absolute power. The substance of his optmon is, that the Jury should nut be altogether indepen dent of authority ; and that the law, winch I the choice of it to the Prefects, is not au had as the Deamernts please to say. What! shall the life, the property, the reputa tion of the citizens he at the merry of an angry Fnnc tionary ? M. Curler has the misfortune nut to lie a Catholic 1 would ask him, wit thee, at a Certain time, he could have seen, without shuddering, the member s of his own religion accused of political co ones, tried by a Jury named by such or much a Prefi•ct ? And yet, it is the Mall who aas one of the roust eloquent defen ders of the Election Law that maiutains smell • doctrine as this! Would he wish to make us forget that he was so? I ehould then be of the opie of M. Dezese, who, when receiving M. Cosier as so dcademicinu, regretted 'bat po litics had taken hies off loom the ariellera. lie appear., to me m reality to know murk more of phyolcal than 'asocial Mall. And if his opinion- on the Penal LAW of France nod England have not been missepieirented, it is plain that he is letter versed in comparative ouritomy than its comparative legislation Al. Cueier found a vigorous ails., is M. Iloyer-Collard, who refuted him with a ;newel fool and who defended sound &tot sots with wit and ingenuity. Nevertheless, his In II Willi hiss uut heels tomple.te ; for the Council, as it frequently happens in asse•mbhes, has adoopteil • sort of mezzo teresiho, which partakes at the same time of the nature of liberal and of despotic legislat ..... . hi m-plc of the election of the Jurymen by lot has been adopted, but it has hero decides! that out of 80, dots President of the Court of Assizes shall have the right of rejecting 41) No long reasoning is to chew that this is a meal's of influence over ins ies, which the Goeern uo •ot indirectly preserves for itself, In vans will it br sniii that the Preto dent is independent, Ineause lie cannot be displaced In the host place, he is nut irremovable as President of the Court of AStioXes, solidi he holds under a tanspoi icy lean us ssiun. (n Ills acct nothing is more allegory than Nor independence ff n ,hedge, n•ho rutty lie protaol,offroms u tower situation to tt hidhcr mie, mull who may trill ranch the CUIIIII6II of state•, to discuss Ihr iirwiters u( laws like that stow in questitee. If we reflect, besides, that the Pre•suknt caused by the Executive Power has Ilse rigid of ►ejectirg the half uf the Jurynien uaroed by lush, and that sint of the rem g half, the t'rru•arers, oe the King bits still the power sir rliallrsigiiig UllWris; it Will be allowed sh•.t the helaoire, far from toeing sgnal, inclines to the side of pinvei, nod Ihr law which lis EisTialiol stints made in favour 01 iii, accused, In always 'rich us in favour ',row 11 , we now only spixk 0 1 a pr•• 1. Ci ; and if it has pa.sert ills d. lihcns• 1 itms Csitisoi I of stk.;.• is a rough ruins, sir hope it will be punned sit robot: thriowili the sits's: of the Chaisibt 1• of Deputies. PRICE OF I.E.4'FH Fit. Runs', 50 to 56Th.. each 11,1 to 25.1 per lb. Ditto, 56 to 6610 s earls Vs 1 to 2641 Dreesoug Hides. FitteCoarle Hide, ... • 20.1 to 29.1 Crop Highs 35 to 40 His fort t log 160 to 204 Ditto 45 to 50 lit% 90,1 to 72 , 1 Call Skins 30 to 401hs Ditto 50 to 7016 a 33.1 to 301 Ditto 70 tit ..............3:t,1 to 31411 Small Seals (Greetilsii) 'Amt• ditto Tamed Norge hides Spassi.li Horse bilks 2341 to 264 MdKA EFS. cORN EXCHANGE, l'itinev, nrcrmunt 11% !l 4% lug' vrly r. it%tilt•ralt lc arrivals I big 1111 l aii.l a rats cpctutily ..f (lain left tirc r hunt t tlie,e wits • peat cliilitieNs in the 1,41:e io z'nrlal , and e‘tept where the w. re loin ly at.y bly.ttitgi Butte. and we con sider the prices arnuivally Ih. s item Mn MI U which time When., Balky, and Oats, were 2.. per quarter luwer Ibms uu MunclAy SNIMIFIELD MARKET, FIITUAY, Do.ck:unrit 18. I'hi4 .1.4'4 market had a tniatllirt supply of the riff Pot kilo!. of rattle ; Veal and Po. I: WI rr dear r ; Rert noel Mot too twirl at last priers, /11111 the wile for tlo moat part WAS somewhat doll. The sales in the Hay .11-tikvt nrre not lively; Hay, Straw, and Clover olosistrd last priers. The following is a correct stateun tit of 11w price* and tetinthers:-7 To stok the offal per alone of nib. N0ef....41. 4.1. to 64. 4.1. Head of Cattle this day : Mallon ..4a. 4.1. to 64. 61 Reasta Vea1....4a. Ad. to Sa. BJ. Sheep 4,tvot Pork .. 4s. 4.1. ►n th. 81 Calves :WM Lamb...os. 0.1. to Oa. N. I Pits ..... 210 H.ll'-MARK ET. Nay........ 41. Os. 0.1 to 81. Os. Oil. Straw Clover 4l. 0,.. fill. to Sl. Ss. 0.1. ISXBRIDGF:. Cur. lusprs•tor's Retorts, Tuuttau►r, Me►lin:Eß 17. %Vlosi, pi's load l7l —s to 221 Barley, per gosrler 50s —II to 724 —d Oats Beaus Ella —4 to 7114 —(1 Pease Rye . NEWBURY, BERKS. Wheat 6311 to 83. Od Oat. • ... 36. to 42. Oil Rye Bailey _s2s to 70. Od Pease Bread, Is. 7d. Is; L. 941. per Gallium NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL MARKETS. s' (By the Carcass.) Beef 3s SA hubs 411 I Veal 44 0.1 to 04 Multoo.. is 4.1 to bk 4tl Pork 4s 1:4.1 11l 4;4 11 .1 PRICES dr 'HAT AM) STRAW. PT. JAMES . P. Hay 6( 0. nri to 81 8a MI flay —7l O. Oil to Ol N. Straw 25 8. Oil to 3/ O. Oil I Straw 2/ 12. oil to 2/ 184 oil Clover 71 04 Oil to $1 12s 0.1 Clover SI 04 Oil to 9/ O. Oil PIRIFE OF RAW FAT, per stone of 81h. St. Jetties'■, 51 2d —Whit...ll+4ml, S. Op. Areette, ss. 11. le SOAP, per Veilow Soap • 164. Mottled Cord .,120* Palos Graves 24s Os Good Dregs . 10s 0* PRICER 1W TALLOY Town Tallow 90.: lid —s Nd Yellow Russia Od SVliite ditto.. 82a Od Od Soap 'IOW.— 801 Od —s Od Whitt; Stuff' 76s Oil —s Od Ditto ruugla„s6s Od —s Od PRICE OF CANDLES, From Tallow Chandlers Hall. Price of Candles, per dozen, 14s 84-310 n Ida, 16a Od. 6.1. per dozen allowed for ready in .y. PRICE OF HOPS, per Ewl NEW BAGS. NEW POCKETS. Kent.... 51 Is to 6/ 18s Kent.... 6/ Iss to RI 0. siessoc.. 5c to 6/ 0. Sussex .. 6/ Or to 8/ 14. F.ssex ..01 OA In 01 Ow Essex 6/ 12s to 8/ Os Farnham, second, 9/ to 101 10s—fine. 101 lits to 121. Foreign Nickels 41 4w In 5/ Os. RAW HIDES. Best Heifers awl Steers (per Ordinary 24 0.1 i. 2• $ *tour'.. 24 Si to 3s 0d Market Calf.. 0.. to lls • •rh Mi4l,llllizs 24 .141 to 2. 601 Eim. Horse (I. OA to Os 041 SHEEP SKINS. Pulled, 74 fhl to 811 Ckl—Dowos, 8s Otl to 0q OJ. COAL MARKET, DECENBCR Saia• at Markel. Ships Fold. Prier 3'41 Newcastle 2 ... 38 , HA. lu 0.1. I . l4isi 37s. lid to 01 1 Halbtath A fter varinu% ele.•utioux of the import price of Wheat from 49-. Ito 80s. the fdrmeiv are iinw br come as diisati.ined as ever, and wish to have fur ther 44444 rCllOlt. Al•ter a suspension or cash payments, by order or Mr. fait, which suspension has continued -20 yews, the Bault professes its anxiety to pay in specie; but Nicholas Vansittart will taut let them. After a I,eace of three years duration, the expen. diture excueds by million, the revenue of the eauOrr, The Ministers dare not reduce the expenditure, !because this measure would destroy their power, which rests solely on patronage. At, over-drove ox last morning made his way into the Royal Exchange, where among the Bolls and Bears he created very con-iderable alarm ; so furious was he that at length it became necessary to confine Win with ropes, and it was feared lie must beshiughtered in the place. lie was, however, finally fastened by ropes to the tail 4.f a cart and borer., and thus dragged away to his uwuer iu White chapel. COURSE OF FACHANGI Aniaterilant 11 le Milo at sight .. 11 11 10 Anti% rip Nlo. 11 11 34 t Altuna 34 3 Paris 3 day'vdair 24 0 Ditt0.......... 24 30 Rourde:mx, do '24 30 Frankfurt on the Ninon l4O Madrid ..... 301, 'tithe Hilbon rourrlinin Seville ..... Gibraltar 14 Leghorn Groom 4Bl. FRMAY, i)tC rll !tilt IV. Venice Muth N3llll, 1 ) 31.1 u ...... 130,1 perm. Lishi.tl `IR Oporto . ..... Cult ...•. ..... 'J rs YFNITH 114 Y. RI; 1.1.10 N . Portiizal Gold iu •• Coin, peroz....ft U Fun is OA in 'keg ..... 4 1 0 New Dinilikons 41 0 Nvw Dollar% 5 4,1 Silver in Bars ....0 S 3 !Sew Ikuis(onels)..o a 0 inurE OF STOCI 3 i,e►Crut. I , •Titti 3 1 per Crist IIG i 4 twr Crsitt....••• • 9 4. 11 2 . llauk L, Au. -20 I) 15.14 j .~~ ~__ ;.^ •' -- - ••••• ••••••-- • iliiila Humls..76 77 pr. LoNDON: Booted and P.iblubee. al tiv. OEc.. N. Est. Ha 10...! . (11 , ual-paii4) guest be a,:il,iss.ll.—C, s :i J 11, So 11 ."""1 1. " 4- "Il'Ii. 14 % Clea.ese't fun, riii, , .. —J. Wiill'E. Nu 10 • Cua. for Acc...7llt . ili Puldiaaer. is muse ill:rim ti than Matte llO Portugal Gold i ll r ~ d. the nerves, vulivening and invigorating bolls body ao.i .t, be promote, fiiim a Madrid ..... he, may t Well reoeh the radi• •••••• • • • :.St! ; Fortign Gold in •. • Price Us. per battle, or four in one family bottle f •:' Jje•eis44 Inw• like that Bilb"• les, Ihnt the I. r ev i ik efi L l:Illfee101114 IS New Doubloon. ~ a * 0 t Solomon, I..grrrptu:l," err engraved on the manly o r C. 1.• the rigid of r.jeetirg Sevi lle. ..... •• an New Dollar.. ......0 5 gi butch:, will I which none are grnuine. and that nut of the Gibraltar 34 Silver in Bars ....A 5 5 ••• Dr. Solonnon .aped., wiwo COUROI,4I by letter, t.e ding bus still the power Leghorn rd 'Wit the hilanee, far tics.. ail I a , :olrevhed, " Money Letter. Dr. Sulnutu , s, Gnrati 11.11,..., of im a go ,. ' ili a 41 4 r l aw . w w w :;md, ww —,•;—.•-- • --- --,------;„ ---- • -•••••---.-- over [arm paul—l'airl double postage" Illf 481 tit, Neeldwril, i. : mire OF STOCkS YESTEROAY. rr. Itypdy, we now 3 flPrCelit. 1 , --111. • 77{ Ai II in (IA HUMIS..76 77 pr. Loti DON : Amsted sod Pni,lube e. al tit'. 41114.. b.,. 11%. pa...A the CI. lilicri- . •3 t per Ceti' 86- I Ex. Hula, • .2 . es le:iis, me h o pe i t 1 4 .ter C C00N"... • 943,1 I Luilery l'u k-t, 1;1/. IX.. ir l ie ::: e i v i l i . 4 , ) l : 6 ,,, : ia r t iii i : e ,..t i ; . lB % V.4 % * - 11 1 . .: ;' ;o :i :::;` s '' . l ' ' ...: : sit v.: of the Chutits( e 1 IL.ik L. Au. -20 I) 15. W i Cues. for Acc...7lit . i•ii Publiorr. ...... . . .....- . it:l.---7. .. , --- - . • - - • THE . 111:14. ROCK. t Northern ('poosttre. Anti its astynntl-.e,. 04sethirii . kefesetia (anti onsterotily seek tworlrtir,.r.• „ w rrtguirr no coilasaarait ; —nor shtestld they 11.vr Adverted to to tiui• place. except to isitrodure Ins following nbretVstions o 1 on intelligent rutetrinrtr M. • I)ttiiin " The keepers of stir light-bouce keep it rericter. beg the pert:MlA ..Ito VIYII II; i% edifier I , s poseiibe 'spaosert, and to odd snme lines • , .I) , essive of 111 , 14. 4., the enhiret of floc li4 , e I 'Moo, nuthinc Im thi s ammo. eflet. pi six improvisatory haws of Ilae re , „ bested tirititer Scott, when the Ileac! ~,,, ise W A l a ,. is trill known as she niststern taint sift ettraio , oid.:” the finest scents of this pietisor,gne country siaae la, 1., crania, a celebritv, which their %solemn .4race r,„,.1.,, ....la of gu , clf never have trivet' Ilnin —The fullun tog ~ the verses, winch I was Ile 111 l 111.11 111 copy 3.•••• " Far in the bogs... •d the deep, O'er the %alit Mallets rn) watch 1 keep; A ruddy rem, of cloys:X(01 light, Hounds op, t h e dusky brow of nidit ; The cedansta bids my lustre bail, And SCUMS as) strike his timorous sail." NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. pooesmouro. nr.craent 17. lolled the Hope, Ter,; Kt solution, Rob. rts, S atceretv, &dem* ; Briton, !Noon!. tbo , cre•ga, Dttraun Veyttz. t, Jacks; mud Anis, Hatri4on; all for Luau,. Wrist eel uf harbour the Def.-ore, Lturorlino. Allotrt ; Wpm. ; awl John transports, wills troops as board fur Cork, anti brought op at Spubrad. VAILMOUTTI, DITFMIIII% 15. Sailed the Tigre, Powell, foe Smyrna sad C4,,,,,ieotittople. es. Iris, DECCMFIFR lh. The schooner George, Davis, ..1* Plymouth, from pool so Havre, pot in Isere Ly cuatiasy "remits on theft Mama; .iatce which, owing to very strong roles of wOO% tool a heavy serf within the Pier, the ve,el has trrciv..► eonsidesohle dane4ge in hes hull; at ut event it is oust cenrin whether vlie can Le made aca-worthy with the carts, VII board, ur not. PYWZANICI' s flrrrwnv 15, Artitcd the Happy Retorts, Wiwi., 04, from hop dmo ; 14.401 1,..eke1„ kwhard.., from awl toveral Miura, naid wist4l:4lllo. hailed the 'Ag ri mp ria , from //Alio for Luts.l4n sad Dulphiu mad Fa callers ou a el now. Dalle DPCIIIIIi I 17. Ow doom fro. Ole River last men as..l 8818 Fuld, Rimy, F.r Bombay; hatale Ann , Wil 00000 for tilt C.. 14 of Gue4l Hope; PrterklsBBB 88ticktt,—, fur A 88•88, Orknos; wad Occitx, fur Allealit. conk, DE6FIIIIIIR 12. A►rived the Importer Ira'lvor', with the 43d intim:3 board, from the DUMIIR. Sailed has Majesty's ship Spat lan, Ruhl brig Ferret. CAPTURE OF THE THETIS SMUGGLER. DUBLIN, DVClnteellt 15. His Maksty's schooner comnotimeil hr Lieutenant Griffiths, and slat' d off the li,sb CORO, served, uu Wetiall'ilthy last, a foreign ves•el lying otf s shin disunite from Latoliay. The Mitsipicelobit teimiediut.!v gave chase, and Ilse foreign vessel tacked about, and crowded all sail Si, escape 'After a chafe of five hours tool* half, was raptured freer Liverpool, and found to he the Thetis rat ter, of au.l from Floahing. carrying eighteen aine-posialciii, batting twenty men us board, anti commanded by Capone A. kitty. During the chase, the Mawisedulsit fired tutu the Cutter, and one man, who wait up ILI he riggilt, received a ball In the bit it, fell oweOmani and was tort; the re mainder of the crew instantly went below into the cabin, suit no exertion of the Captain could prevail en any of them to return npun deck, est. pt the cabimlioy and the am.peutee, the latter of wboni mem. d a hall in the left ann, whilst working at the helm. The Captain bail then to take the helm, but leaving co assistauce but Ilse gshii,-boy to steer, the vessel was carried so rapidly before the wind, that lie feared rutiniag foul of soma of the banks on tlie Welsh coast; he no refore deemed it prudent to surrender. Lit utenant Griffiths stales, that he observed uearly out litonlied casks thrown overboard dw.ing the chase: forty casks wire fond 011 board, rub containing about seven gallons of floliand Geneva, tnixtrli with pall-water. Lii taro:nit Griffith, afrived with his ;dire iu this poet on Thursday antrum& and she lass hero hod up ill the Custotivlionse thick, with marine sentinel, slot' don board of liar. The. Captain and crew Were on Saturday morning brim:lit op in custody, to the Head Police Offi,e, where Mr tVal!er, Solicitor for the Heil:emir, aitendie, and produced heroic the Nlagistrates the revel al Artn olA'arlianient in fume affecting the Prisimers. It np peared by the With Geo. 111. c. 75, that elf ptl ants hum.% within one league of the coat to armed foreign ve.sets, not l' , ltta passengers, were ineli liable to • penalty of 1001. until the pa yttiesit of %stitch they art' Wei:main in prison. The .aw this case bring imperative, warrants were tiecurifiegly made 11111; and Ihr ClIpl•ill sad till crew sent MI NrltillViloy even. in frickney coaches, under au escort of the Hume Po. to Kilmainhani gaol. The Captain of the cutter ap pears to he au iiitilligent young 411111, a native of A•iiaterdani, but speaks F.oglisli reniarkably well. BIRTHS. Ou Sunday, the 13th instant, at the Deanery. House, Dublin, the Hon hlrs. l'unsuuby, uf a r. At his house, in Fitzwilliam-square, Dishlin, the Lady of William James Alexander, Esq. of a dangliti r. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON-BRIDGE. Morning S after 6. J &eying 30 idler 6. CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD. tDELUSWE HA tilT L :roelially learnt at Great Schools, weakens and destroys the whale N.-erring System, IBMd in the very flower of h all the infirmities of the most languishing old sze; render ing its votaries indifferent to amusensruts. absent 111 coittpany, dull and lifeless everywhere—These 'nal alit. are not oily relieved, but ultimately cored. by this t SCt [kilt !Medicine, which is miriralled for ri..toiiox 'woken er de cayed constitutions to pristine health and vigour. Said by Leigh, lb, Stnand • Bacon, 150, Oxf rilasireet ; Butler. Cheapside ; Ex chauge; and Wiwi, Holborn. Price 1 ls- per bottle, or four in lIIIC family bottle for 33 , which one small bottle ix saved. The words "Saiisl. Solomon, Liverpool," are engraved on the stamp of each bottle, without which sr nc are genuine. Of whom may he had, The celebrated ANTI-131PETIGIN1Es. er SOLOMON'S 1)I1OPS mercury, "r any 1610i:coots ',aqui% Alton,. which stand in the highest iolinatiun for the cure of the Screwy, Scrofula, Lepiusr, and all Absurder, aligsnittitic in an impure slate of the blood; being igadind, gentle-, and almost imperceptible, is their operation—the hest substitute that has riser bent ili:euirtreil for that (tangelo°. ininersl, tnelcury, isii irnutC the blood, and istainulatiiitt a tis rms.l all noxious and impure juices, giving i‘tn mph and tone to Ike nerves, enlivening anal invigorating both body lira mind. • • Price Us. per bottle, or four is one family battle f 33a. on which one am ill bottle is saved. —The wur' l4 " - Solomon, Literniaidl," are engraved on the stump of 4,,. J bottle, will t whkk none are genuine. Dr. Solomon peels, when Cll,lollllell by letter, usual compliment of • rue pound site to he too a-Stressed, Money Leiter. Dr. Blitainuo, Cosead astir Lives paol—Paid double postage." fr R.: