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EAST INDIA HOUSE. MAY ::ti. GRANT TO THE MARQUIS OF HASTINGS. 1 Cenersl Court of Proprietors of Fast India S •wk was this day held, for the ',wpm., of proceed.. t.ez in the consideration of the subject of a grant to 111 • Bost Noble the Marquis of lia‘ting'h The CRAM aII (Campbell Marjoribanks, Esq.) the hosmese which the Court was convened t•• ,iehlterAte on--and directed a Ites•iluti•bn of the (•••.t t of Directors of the qntli of April, Femm e:leo bog that the sum of fin.infOL be gn ttttt out ni* territorial reVellne/ of Indio, in trust, for the :ienetit of the M- , quis of Hastings, should lie laid befitre the Proprietors. The Ilesolonoit having been read, Tit- Cu IRH t m proreeded to state the grounds no wlit r ii tiir (*.oil of Directors recreinintilded this 1 1-s•iloti,iii to the adopt son of the General Cour,. Ile adverted in the thatike which had hero voted to the Marquis of 1-lastiogs on two occa r---(at the conclii•ion of the Nepaid war and on the tenpins 'ion of that which lie had iecently finished, so much to the glory and benefit of the Company ) —as suf. tieient proofs of the high estimation in which his arliirventeots, in a political, as well as point of view, were held. Both Houses of Parliament had dour honour to his nirtits-•enor WWI the Prince Reient, who had raised him to an e ',voted rank in the service, unmindful of his de pert.. Ile did not wish to institute a comparison between the merits of the !Marquis of Hastings and these of the Marquis Wellesley—hut he dud not hesitate to say, that those of the former were equal to, If they did not surpass, those pei formed by the latter. Ile hoped, therefore, that the same marks of gratitude which his great predecessor had re ceived, would he willingly accorded to him. It was impossible to read the papers connected with the late wit, without coming to this conclusion, that the Noble Marquir had displayed great political wisdom, foresight. and penetration. The Hon. Chairman concluded with moving— " That this Court concur in the Regulation of die Court of Directors of the eflth ult.—and that the sass of 80,0001. be oppropriateil to the use of the Marquis of Hastings and his family, in the mode pointed rut in the said Reoolaliou, subject to the con6rmation of another General Court." The DEPUTY-CHAIRMAN (A. Robinson, DO seconded the motion. Mr. iItIOLESTOM (the Director) stated that he hod entered his protest against the Resolution— whieh protest he requested might be read. This document, which was very ably drawn up, was then read. It censured the grant as premature, inasintich as the Court of Directors. when they citint• to the Resolution, had im docuineitts hefoie them they could lodge of the views and motives of the Noli!e Margins, in entering ou the late war. The hostilities miztitiitA. the Piodarrees w a s r• iiirully caused by their agi_trey.iniie—hist the cause td* wart' ti e with Ilulkar did nut so clearly appear. Throu4'oriit the whole of the protest the lion. Di ;.rct,,r valor...ea the r trittiget.t ttyotimetilt of dislike to tire si stein of damirashesing the >tales of the uttive P.ioces for the porirome of willargisig the pos. sessit•iis of the Compaoy—a system equally repug nant to 14w. justire, still policy. At the deer. • Mr. it. JscxoY, the thanks voted to tbe Noble 3rlattitito on the Hilt of De cember, IS Ili, for his management of the Nrpaul sitiri on ;he 3d of Fehr miry, 1919, on account nf tire ilts:oisiti Inge of the P.ndarrees aud Mahrattas, were re:ul. Mr. Cdo*se said, that the votes which had beets mil Jed nut pledge the Collet to stay rocre'ding like that now before it. Ile opposed the Resolu tion on p r i nc iple—which prniciple war. that too ser vant. %while in the execution of n public trust. might to he reworded. Let him first go through the whole of the service allotted to him, and lass remuneration would then he a quest t between him and ho employers. lodependritt of this con. %derision', they ought not to act hastily—they ought not to deterotime by their vote, that all which had been done was proper, before they were ac quainted with the whole of the circumstances. They crstainly knew that particular Powers had been s ubjugated—but they knew not the causer 1 that bad led to a state of hostility. Peace, it op ',eared, was not restorrth—for it well neon by the last solvices, that commotion. , were now on foot in those very te.rstorica that had heen compered. They ossght at Lew !,0 are the settleinent of those comm.- tiona,before they proceeded to determine the reward Mist the Noble Marquis should receive. Ile coticeived they were clearly premature its their proceeding -••• g thi s b as t., which hod about it much of the warmth of friendship, did not add to the dignity of the act. as it respected the Noble! arquis hun .self. He conceiVe9. that voting grants of this host!, for the sacs essful termination of ears, the motives in which they originated swot being fully explained. ma• in fact giving a premities for the adopt of hostile mensures —wherrai. the Acts of the Legislatuhs and the declarations of the Coin. pony, bad invariably recommended that war should strictly be abstained Irmo, unless it was iltioa , solsoely socivoinable. Ile looked upon the system which had been pursued for some time hack, as rah:oleo-4 to creme interminable disputed front one part 0 ( ' l olls to the other. Threw's-go/toes, *you'd he. that the Company 'rest keep up a large rata. Isliehment. and thus the prospect of redncittg their eleht. would be more hopeless. It would require worlorn, toner than human. to briug those th.tigs to 1:47Illy conclusion—nod he could expect notlitsig, but the this cssontry must. in some way or So h. r, toisswer4ble for the deficiency of funds to.;. cosi tttt eel by frequent wars. Mr. Hume, Ps a etwech of considerable length. argils(' that the motion ought to be rejected, siore she *votes of thanks on which the Resolotiou of the Court o f Directors ,van ?untitled, orbited entirrly to isilitary achievements, and nook no mention what. ever of the .conduct or the Noble Marquis. as a isfissesman. He admitted the merits of the Noble Mareptis—fint he could not concur in voting. him a fewer(' for his *micro, until he haul before hint a complete atatente'it of all the circumstances which b r a to tlx wo e, a s well WI or the system of arninge men, which the Noble Mai qui+ 'meant to asaltital, with respect to the conqurted cnui Uirs, nefrae the, were called on tat grant 3 cote of this - kind, Gentlemen ought to show the political service. performed by the Noble filaretia, as con. trodustisiguiebesi from dime of a mare military sow Ur.. lie denied that there vas any precedeut for this pracealling. In the cise troth of the mpris Cornwallis and the Marquis %V i rile,ley, they were reawilrd for their conduct at statesmen, as well as fur she military achievemsrits that had been effected during their respective administration. It W 3.• lie conceived, most preposterous to grant a Nall) Or till. Il`qlCrliiiloll. so isisiiiritysiluil while he was la th e ir set- Vice. It would reinter him coMpletely independent of th e Com p any—lint lie was of Naimoli, that if they wished to have their affairs trd 11l i l Mitered well, how ever high the rank of the individual to whom they were iiiirristed, he ought always to be the servant of the Compariy, he might nut to I* rendered indepen dent of his em ployers. 110, or he before. was hos tile to graritlieg rewords Inc mere military service. They had rewarded eithcr Lord Ninths or Sir G. Bar low (who were Iwo peaceable Governorw), but to the warrior they granted all that it 11734 in their power to grant, Ile did not say that the n lividuals he hid ;list Menrititied deserved reward—but he Mr. tierit the este 1111 l stance. in order to call the attrn hnrl of the Court to the inference that might he drawn Irian it. Would it not he said, when they passed by the civilians, and heaped their favours on Cornwallis. Wellesley, end Hastings, that woe hot cusirpreriirs were held in estimation by them ? Such a precedent was most dangerous. lu fact, hr Iwilted upon grants of money, for mere mils slily achievements. without the Court knew the spirit in which they originated, as premiums, wit mewly for warfare, but for the riwourageinerit of plunder. But, supposing the policy of the No ble .Marquis to be unriteeptionaltle, he could not agree to the present motion. until he was l'ohymeed that they hail a right, under the existiog law, to appropriate a part of their territorial revenue to the payment of this grant. He also disapproved of the mode in which it was proposed to reward the Noble Marquis. If lie had de-erred well of them, they ought to bestow their bouroto directly on himself, instead of doling it not through the me dium of trustees. The nom Proprietor concluded by moving. as all amendment, " That this ques. tiou be not now put." Mr GAHAGAN, in • speech of great length, sec led the motion. lie pronounced it very spi rited panegyric on the talents of the Marquis of Knifings, whose services, he conceived, deserved the highest reward—but contended, that as. by the appropriation clause of the 53d of the King, the territorial revenues were directed to be applied. first, to the maintenance of the Company's troops— second. to the support of their civil and military establishments—unit third, to the payment of the interest of their debt—they could not legally charge ins that revenue a grant to the Marquis of Hastings, which could not be said to come under any one of Iltr‘r brut., Colloti ALLAN, in order to chew that the ob. sire:l+4m of the Hon. Director (Mr. Grant). that voting ti sum of m o usy on an OCCASIOII like the I re n's was is premium tor war—(B sentiment that had been improved on by the Hon. Proprietor (Nlr. II ). who declared that it was a premium for pluoidei)—read au extract from the letter of the Nla.spii. of Floating*. in which be gave up his share of pour-money, lest it might be imagined that the de-ire of gaits had led him to plunge into w.:r.— ( Hear, hear.) Mr. GRAN r Paid, his olsservation applied, not to the isidividual, but to the principle. Mr. BOSANQUFT expressed his regret, that before the Court of Directors had determined on intro ilticiug this Resolution. they bad not brought to an issue the question which was raised as to the right of the Company to grant a pension, for a period bvymoil the duration of their charter. This ques tion had been agitated by the President of the Board of Control, who submitted a very con hued case to the judgment of the Attorney and Solicitor-General. Lt his opinion they did pos sess the right which those Learned Gentlemen denied—and, instead of changing their ground, the Court of Directors ought to have had that most important point decided. They had, however, by giving up the proposition for the grant of a pen sion—and adopting the Resolution for recommend. in a gross sum of money, tacitly acknowledged that the Law Officers of the Crown were right. Mr. limy deprecated the introduction into this discussion of difficult sod abstruse questions, which. by common consent, had been passed by, for utsny years. He conceived they had a right to make this grant, and thought that the services of the Noble Marquis de.erved it. Sir Wu. Buseowhe wetly supported the origi nal motion, which. Ire conceived. was both legally and politically correct. The Hum D. tNNAIRD. in an aide speech. pointed oat the claims of the Noble Mmplis uu their generosity. Sir JAMES GRAHAM followed on the same side, and spoke strongly io f:tv.mr of the grant. Mr. ASTELI. opportil the motion. and concurred in the amen.linent. M. Lowan.s also °woes' the originui motion. Mr. It. JACKSON spoke with great energy and ability in favour of the el sim which the Noble hlntrittia had on the Company. Mr. BoortyQuvr explained ; snd after w shaft desultory coulters:item, the que,ti *a.. put mom the amendment, which twilit; negatived on the shpw of halals, the urigiiial trielaitos 1V.:4 tied in the affirmative ; and a bnllut being 41.•ino..detl. it was fixed for Thuistlay. June 10.--Adjatuued. NVe are requested to thforni our it e;seter. 114;14 Me-.N. 4 • e+ ova: It 010 Co. Sur , zeo ,, f, Of C klllol iiOWW. Great CharloileAtreet, Blartfriara-road, have, in anoelnence of tht.ir v4lE:naive practice. awl for the HCIII9I - oat patient.: tl i he Weal End 111 t he Town, ridablish. a .1144itist Huard lis lVomiquck-eirect, I )xiiirl.sirret, a few &kn. from Boad-si reet, where, Pliv , ician of 40 rare expel i cier*, mod a thweeno of %rent eminent V. etude, lad where all the bard alit:in:itchy often I the whale of whom arc Members if the Itoy - 11 railer:es. 'l4ll ihon,.!isda have ;wen ventured to refer' health by their 1111111..1 is imiver eally acknowleilzed, many of ileum load b •ea diecbarged from Hospitals, mid wine 'unripe' lytreated.—They nee enuvulted at Woad. onek.hon.e, %Vonektock..ireel, felon Eight in the Horning mail Eight at Nizht ; and at the Medical board, Charlotte-house, Blackfriars-road. from Twelve , till Ei:4l in the Evening —Nleoirtaire have advice gratis very Evening from Six till Eight, at both honer., soul UN Sunday Mornings until Twelve o'llork.—N.D. Meaner. COOPER and CO. liez to 011..r0 yr. have uo colinexinii wills any New Concein ; ibriefore all Wires are to be directed teCharliiite-tinny, ailj % Blecklehrs-road. —Lectures on Ropinrev. and also nn the Tlraillo. itt of a (:ntitle' Dimmer, will b, di.littild at but:, '.notes 'AL') qpring and Asl . OLD &MEV SE\CIONS, WKWIrpTiAlr, UAT 28. The raliove greuirmet eornirmireti Olio morning, ni lostiet Slall, Oh BA:try. lief,or Mr. Jushce PAIMEY, Mr. Baron timutow. ihr 11c:co11ma, he. INFAMOUS AND EXTENSIVE ROBBERY. Jan Brett*. Patrick M'Coset, Robert Modes ' and Ifi. closet Itigen (funs privates of the 19th Itemmeist, Lancers), were capitally indicted for stealing in the dwelliachou-e of our Sovereign Lord the Xing (mutely. the Barestka of Hoginslow), forty-eight pothole and upwards, is Rank motes soil MIA. a watch, gold chain, real., and diver. other amities, the property of Thomas Enfield. Meatus. *MAY and Alta Sin appeared fur the prosecution. Mary Enfield said, else was the wife of she Fromewor, who was a Corporal in the 19th "Astern. Oss the 21st ult. they were stationed at Hounslow, owl rin that evening there was a chest placed under the bed, in which was ilepuniled about MU. in Bank notes, a hunting watch, two gold mile, chain, ring and key, six or seven half-crows, pieces, sumi silk hantlkeichipfs, awl other articles. On the following gnome ism she was alarmed by a man, who informed her that her Mott was corned nut of the room into the pussge, where it lay, broken open, and plundered. David Antiproton said, he belonged to the 19th Lauren, and soh...fluent to the robbery be was confined to the black-hole of the barracks as a deserter. During the time SPCoort and Rhodes were over him as gnard. Ahont ekvegi o'clock at night he overheard 111`Congt tell Rhodes that Ise had token 4QI. out of Enfield's box, awl he was afraid, if there ware any more " in the bit.inem," they would he found out. The Prisoner , were not then aware of the witnesses bein: a,, near. He on a sodden ruse op; upon seeing whirls NUConrt inquired if he had over-heard what they had just brew onyiug. He rej. pa not. :11•Court 'hen said he should want for nothing white be was lb. re. ithoilt a sishosetinently thiratcgorl, if he did know, and said a word about it, that he woods' knock him down. :rosiness-Major Lloyd said, that in ronsequence of infor mation, he searched Rhodes, and fiontol concealed in an old glove he hod he hi. moon ' a 101 note, owl two U. notes. lie also searched Ml‘Coust, and found counaled in the turn-np lenther of his cap, two none fur 11. and soul ton half.criowns. The Pti.oner told him of some more propt sty Ile illff eniteraleti in the stable of Captain alnurtray, of the same 'moment. Upon going there, wittiest met seljeant Glottrono, of the same regiment, who informed him that the Prisoner Breese had told him of the property bring also placed there. Boner was a servant of Captain Mourne', and ender the col 'Oman of his snide was found H/. Wit nen rt mind from the wife of the founts Prisoner, /lien, 111. and five hall-crowns. The Prisoners bail access to the room of the Promo-war when they 'leaped. Thomna Enfold paid he had seen his box and property a day ur two before ; and Mary Enfield said she bad seen therm the day previous to the rubbery. Each identified part of the property prothscrol. Mr.Jestice IttyLev summed op the evidence to the Jury, who retired for more than half an bow, and Then returned the following verdict :—Breese and Aigen, Not Guilty 1111'Cottrt and Rhodes, Goilty—Deolll. The Jury recommended the two latter to mercy. Mr. Justice BATLEY—" I am bound lu ask you, Gentk men, upon what gronsuir ?" The Foreman—" Upon the groomd of their long services." Mr. Justice BAVLSV thou ordered that all the property should be restored to the Prosecutor, Corporal Euhsdd. POLICE. --.•.-.. 711 4117.1111110130E1 STSZIET. EXTRAORDINARY CIRCIJMSTANCE. Yesterday an Irishman attended at this Office to ask the advice of the Magistrate under the following singular cir cumstances : He stated, that he was a Itasket.porter of Covent-garden Market. and no Tuesday morning last be was proceeding along Hroad-street. St. Giles's, with his load on his head, when, by some means for which be could not aerostat, it valuable gold watch, chain. and seals, come into his basket, which he ascertained was there through the following cir cumstance:— Wiwi& he was walking along, two men, having the ap pearance of groonis, came up, and seeing part of the chain hanging over the basket, they made a grate at it, end gut the watch thereout. They refused to give it to him, un which he threw down his load, and the man wh o held the watch ran away ; upon which he instantly collared the other, who said he would take the hasket-man to a place where he could be found ' • be accordingly did, but the watch w a s then refused to be given to hint, hot it was agreed to by the Irishmau, on the proposal of Site others that the property should be pawned, and they should go halves. On their ar rival at the pawnbroker's, the watch was given to him, and the Iriiditaan told him to keep it as it belonged to neither of them. This the Pawnbroker did, and Pat instantly came and made the case knows to Whales, the officer, who, by the advice of the Magistrate, swot for the watch from the Pawnheuker, for the purpose of Budiag its owner by adver tisement. The Irishman was commended for his judicious method of meting, wishes promise that be should have the watch, he. if an owner coal l not be found, and if it should be the cape, he might depend upon being handsomely re warded. -------- COMBINATION AMONG JOURNEYMEN SHOEMAKERS. Yesterday Mr. Boswell, a respectable shoemaker, residing in Han way-street, Osford-sheet, applied fur the assist ance of the officers in a case where a great body of loco daily surrounded his house, making a riot, for the purpose of exciting his journeymen, seventy iu number, to strike fur more wages. They insulted every body that entered the place, and he and his men were in danger of their lives. The mob consisted of journeymen shut-makers who had struck fo► a rise of war a 3lr. Conant, the Magistrate, ordered the officers te go and assist, aaj to take the !cadets into custody. F MARKETS. Fro.' the' London Merenntile I'rire Current," tsf Tuesday, May 23. ISI9. WEST INDIA AND SPANISH MAIN PRODUCE. Tin COVICXX uniket has been in a very unsettled state sine? our lass; at a public side un Wednesday, 10e. miller eli it was pill 1101 WTI/10119 day was taken PM foreign, and Wirt. pliona have flllen in roporli eeee . The stork of W. I. Curee is now 3,290 tans, bring 700 less than at this tune last year, present pricta 39a. per cwt. lower. li. P. SVGAIIt hair not been in good denims.; this sera, risks were made at Tties.lity's prima, and at a pahlte sale I f Barbadoes tine finality obtained 90*. lid. and low mu:tiling 70*. per cwt. foreig., Soars-300 chests of Havannah put up to sue* inns. staid at 40s. fur gond yellow, and 36.. for brown; in while then• has been nothing dour. The stock of B. P. Sugar is stow 4300 casks suture thao last year's at this time, the present pliers rate tls. per cat lower. per Go.telle RUMS are dull of sale at a swill redaction. The present stork of Ram is 6,119 iiiiiieheores, and price of proofs 2s. 2.1. per ksllots. Stock last year same date, 0,810 puucheons, and mire of proofs 3a. per gallon. NORTH AMERICAN PRODUCE. TOBACCO remains at ilia prices last quoted, and is dull of demand New Carolina Rice is offered at 48a. per cwt. dirty paid. SOUTH AMERICAN PRODUCE. There has been only a very limited demand for COITON this week, end priers remain steady at the last quotations, th e trifling basin( ss dour his been for export. The rs'alrs of Ilse week (doily paid) are LO Marasiliam, good 19.1 ; 10 Su• rooms and Cayenne, good 18.1.; lo Dentersi• and tlerhice, tine 18.1.; 12 Surat (hi Mudd fine 9 1 . d ;'4OO Ilentsl (ditto), middlissa , fair to good 60. a 6 1 ,4.: total 482 hags sold. The Imports amount to 1,702 hags. viz 72 Drmcrara and Berbicr, 1 Bahama, C 8 Smyrna, 1.fb601 Surat, 3 Bengal. MEDI rEttRANEAN PRODUCE. OLtvE Ott..—Tbe stuck of Ohre Oil iu Lendun is at pre. pi .1 Letuccn 4110 aa.l7na lu r. ON. ittr luu art a.ke..l for Gallipoli Oil. but Stilllllr bilk Jai:rise having fates sus/ at M. millers die farmer ssornival. HA ur IC PRODUCE. - The f 1;4; Ike quolaTiust; •t St. Petersbargh, April no. 1811.— Y. C. Ta 11 . ," 177 a 111 dohs. Hemp dull at the last Tao- Wow.; Exclmige II 9.32 a 3 31. BRITISH STAPLE ARTICLES. ittrtnin SUGAR —Tbe Relined Sugar market continuer in a very dull stutr, anal fur immediate palmimit titre lumps and r aahril have lwess sold do. a Ss per rwl. lower tikan last neck. Nlodassr. stout!, Otss.—The daily swvals of South Sem Oil kreps the market dull, but the purrs remain usitluut ulte,sisuu. LIVF,RP4IOI. REPORT. MAY It. 1911 We lunar Ita,l • NU demand for Corm.' Utile week. and the .ostra aun,uar t o 11,300 hags ; hot middling &ocelot nine Of Booed have *old n little lower The sales consist of 3,600 Bowels 11d. a 13.1. and 100 bags p r i me a t 1314. ; mop (Menne 111 a 14111; 100 S.a Island 2s. 1,1. a 3...'70 stained 14.1. a 180.; 700 Pernam 17,J. a IRK; 500 Bahia 151,1. • 17J ; 2.000 Ateesobam 16,1. a laid. ; 60 Part 15d.; 30 Alma 15.1 ; 230 Demerara 14 Id. • VOA.; 12 Common West India 14,1.; 70 Carthigena 101,1. a 11 til. ; 900 Soul 7!,1. a 10;d ; 1,500 Bengali 6.1. a 7.1. About 2,000 Bengali and Soros have been taken on speculation, and 600 Bowed and Pensions for export : the imports are West holm 197 hags, New °Henna 2,119, Sarsimal, and Chartroom' 4,545, other parts of V. S. 787, lined 4,b37 : total 12,465 bags. The quantity of B. P. Sugar brought to public sale this week is 1,350 caoks, the whole of a Inch has told at steady prices, with the exception of good browse and middling yeah' ie., which are Is lower. For foreign descriptions and Lau India we are without bigotry. Sr. Kitt's and St. Vin. cent's Mulaues hare sold at * l.tla. a 30e. 6d. The Coffee market has been extremely flit sitter our last, with a great *sextet) , on the tart of some bidders to Pell at redoced prirco, bat nothing was 11111/C 1111111Thurerily, when a public sale of 130 casks of Dutch and illaCliCa was twuueht forward, at which only Iwo lute were sold, en.odsting of tine ordinary Berhice at 92s 6.1. a nie. 6:1 , being a rednetion of 18. oe 20s. fur this sort; Chertlem of good and fine ordinary quality was also gold the maser day by private treaty at 1004 prier, sod middling Dutch at 945.; yesterday a public s4te• of Deitch was attempted bait withekawsi, as no (Mere sere made, and the market has (dowel in a most ,unsettled state. A small parcel of ordinary Brazil Cocoa has sold at 411 s. Pimento is without inquiry, and wan taken to at public rale at 7el. per lb. face continue* dull, nod no rodeo ninny con sapience made in any deseription. Rums are in binned de mand, and 1,1. a 2d. per gallon lower. 350 tons of Campeachy Logwood were taken in at public sale at 71. 10s. which are held at 8/.; Pt. Domingo and Jamaica have sold at 61 10e ; and Cedes Finite at the ship',e side at 91. 10... per ton. The Nicaragua Wood offered et auction was withdrawn for mist of buyers. Asher are in limited demand. Tallow is steady. About 8.000 B. A. Hides, of muddling quality, have been takes for shipment at 61d. in hoed ; 5,000 Brazil., as well as 3,700 Horse Hides, offered at public sale yesterday, were taken its fur want of bnyers. la Tobaccos there has been rattier more doing Mi. week, but without smy alteration in pricer. The arrivals of Grain being large. the market continuos Is a drooping state. and a decline of fully 3d per booked has taken place on Wheat, sad 2.1. to 3d. on Oats. Amerkau Floor remains without al teration ; nothing, however, of coosequenee has been done. Of 2.900 bels.sweet Alexandria (in brood) offered by :eviction on Timidity, only one Int of Mbar. was sold at 345. per hid. A parcel of 176 casks American Clover-seed has been offered for sale this week, hut owing to the advanced period of the year, no purchasers appeared. Postscript, Taesday. May 25, 1819. Four reeler*. SUOAR —The sales of Raw &tor to-day amounted only to a few hundred hhds. eta decline of 4s. per cwt. from our last quotations, and a public sale of Rarbadoes west off al a similar decline. Corrat.--Tbe public sale of Havannah Coffee galley did not go off well; 80e. was bid for one parcel, but the whole of the sound was take in, the damaged brought 245. per cwt. Illot.stass.-232 posnebewns St. Kites Molasses were put up to day, and all told except the first lot, at from 265. a 28s. per east. RFWFIGOING or Goons FOR EXPORTATION --WC have the pleasure of informing nor remdcra, that orders have been given at the East India Dock to discontinue this inconve nient practice, and similar orders are expeeted to be givc.n at the other depots of merchandise at this port. NORWICH MARKET. There was a good soppily of Wheat at Norwich market on Saturday, which declined in peter about Rs. per cutswit Barley was also Ir. lower ; but little other grate was offered fur sale.—The chew of both fat and lean bracts was nearly as large as last week, with little alteration in priers. A great unwilrer of cows stood for sale, with their calves. There were a great nonaher of WIWI* and Nisbet nut more than a twentieth part of which acre of the original tweed of the county. EXTRAORDIN,AIiI CASE OF suicznE, CORONER'S INQUEST. lilistrrdly an itupaisition was taken at the Sugar Loaf, Great Queenestieet, Liticoln'alon.fiehls, before Thomas hag. Cotoiler for Middlesex, on view of the hotly of Mr. .1. Warne. The &ceased wa s, a master shoemaker in the above street. 111,1 its COI' the last three years betrayed evident symptom. of insanity, hut more especially timing the last two or three months, when It was clear that his eircionstances were grow ing desperately ernharrassed. Shortly after, he was delisted a bankrupt. by n mother of small C. editors, of whom he had obtained goods with a franthitent view, and on Saturday underwent a second examination before the C011%110.01 ttttt as, at Guildhall. Ilere his creditors expressed moth i sure at his unhandsome conduct. nod tote, of *how he I had obtained g Is (which he afterwards pawned to stipport his caresses) advised him seriously to go home and litnenr shoot himself! The deceased was a man of strong feelings, I but no decision, anti this remarkable seemed to have a great effect on his mind. On his way home he no 1 Mr. Willetts, the ace tant, in Foreeptrei t, to *limo lie rti. latish the expression before alluded tii, and hinte.l intention of following the advice. Mr. Willett. treated the a abject ironically, and said lie would furnish him i with a loaded pistol to put his purpose into cx. ecution ou the spot, if lie tilt iticlitical. Thia had the t eiTect of rallying bins fur the moment, nod they parted, Mr. Willett* promising to help him in arranging his books; but ! his cheerfulness was of short duration ; he hail always pro. i leased ovei.tealously religious notions, and ..resod a Ist. Ire of remonstrance in the routs. of the day, f a re. 'igloos friend, which had the effect of thruiring lion into tuts original glouitiinese, sod Just to tutu I dreadful intention. N. st morning lie declined going to I hinds as usual, lint after talk lug n nosh alketi tttt eye leav e of hi. wife sod elii!ileen, retired to his 1ted.,0..t0, 3,, , t at halfepast one o'clock when lie was sought for to cows to abutter, be was found suspended to a hook by The woman had to. the !mother of point t , cot him slow'', but riot into the street calling for as - istance, and a yriting gentleman named Wirper, who was passilig, ran in and cut down the hotly, and sent fur a surgeon. but tilt his efi'orts provwl unavailing. At proofs of the deceased's in sanity. it was staled, that hr had mice rude. about 40 miles down the country to pawn Ito old pair of boots, and that lie haul ofirn pawned his clothes nod obtained credit, to imp mit t some women of the tutus. His delos were not inure than 4,0001. nod his own relations were the prior:oat cre. door. —he owed his mother 1,7001. He has left a uSe soil two or three children ',tiptoe tiled for. The Jury inim , distety returned their VeriEet—'r 7'hrrt 111. dereageri had met tic eleallt by his 1/(1 . 71 ad, rot being of I sane mind, ItiV•soiryt, end tondr , stunding, when Ls cuss 11.0 7 ,1 L iNrrurGENrr. ret h 'a MOI:111. AV • lkisced by Its, rats India *hip s of wellia g ion and Princess Charlutte of %Val, • fur • 2,1. IMAIOUTIFI, at AN 2S Arrive(' off 164 part the Batavia, L. ortb, from 'SHWA... sailed 34 J..tottary in company with 1;.• General •.f and fur London; from the tape 15:h lehroary ; amt ea St. Helena slit 4111 March r apukr• on the 13th imtic.l I. Jane, of London, from Brlfa.t to Jamaica ; and on Il o • I 7 J. the Alicia from Teneriff for Brioul. The Ralavia ra h . rimier.' very hot It-calker no her pcosagt hume ; the ha; Itt I,tr head, Fool the! heml of her ruMt4r. s led the Oabottsc packet wills math, fur Li.hoo nn.lll, 14.totts. aNFERMIPS, MAY 25 The schooner Henry, C.0w.1, from In n Inn to 13.unul. put in heir. with In.a or an auelorr and leaky, Navin? here .et allure twat Mllareate; Mao the sloop Willron, Itt. m Peterhead, bath huaa of two anchor& and cables in the Ka .a. r•IIOM TUESDAY NIGHT'S GAZE rrE. DIVIDEND 9. June 5. R. Sowell, or Piccadilly. Middlesex, coadmercliatit, at ten, at Guildhall , London. Juice 1. W. Parker, of Hielsaireet, Whitechapel, Middlesex, at one, at Guildhall, Loudon. June 15. J. Rued and A. Huwa,d, of St. Swithen'a.lane, LOU* don, merchants, at ten, at Jim, 1. J Bernard and C. Beroard, of Manchester, linen. drapers, al twelve, at Guildhall, Loudon. Aug. 14. R. Mari it, jun. of tVuoirrich, Kent, trescr, at . . twelve, al Goeldbail, London. vy 29 G. Cowen, of Grcal Pre•rl,ti.street. Cumlows**. field', WWI. sex, saaretant, all twelve, at Gashlhall, Laa. Julie IS. G. Fothergill, of Newcastle. so pon-1). or, r, ,-4. Inn, . at 'lrv, to, at the (.;ree 10, Nieoc..2.or.opo , Jour 17. W S'llllll, juts. of 1.1V1.1401 , 11, Isl. ILIUM!, al laalv., as Ow Grld..s. Lion. Oak 'turf, Jlllll , 1:r. T. Wor‘top, lat. of Nl.m.it.6l..coarielo, Dm troy, ra , rcli-olt, at 'waive, at ibe (iturce Nrac.istie Tyro.. June IS. W. Wallace, of Woultiogion. Comberlaw% '1 r. enrressi• t elevr e , et the house of Bat e..n. ke• Irr, 1%'1)416,0,115. June 15 R. Ifemsnc, of Wray, Lenrustrr„ •h.pkeeper, stt two. at the Commercial lon, L messier. Jone 15 G. Richards, of street, Westminster, silver. stn.th, 3, ten, .t L0..1..it. June I 5 It Phelan. lite of (lath, =racer, at • levels, at the White I. lllll, !lath. June 16. W. keilitAll, ut sovettant, at one, at the George lots, 1) • le.stieet, Entirp.ioi June DT T. 'Leticiall, of laver wool, niercii t. at one, at 'hi George Inn, Dale.sirert, Liverpool. June W. Ewen Mackintosh, of the Haasiarkel, Mold!, r , x, fumy arconireinent maker, at it.,,. 11 nal:•.111111. I,,,dun . .1 IMP Id. John Macklin, of Ctseaps.fe, London, statiunir, At elev. n, al Gnildkall, London. June lA. W. Handley, of Sireiton-en-I. • Field. Dilly. at abaci', at the White Hart 1n.,, Asiaby.4.le-la-too!i, crater, June 22. W. Begley, jun. and B. Resley, of Tarrtoo, Devon, mr..resants, at eleven, ut tke Augel Jim, TO VI, toll. .111111 P 22. T. Powell, sof Leominster, Hereford, bualor, at ten, at she Royal Oak lon, Leominster. June ID. It. Harvey, of Oxford-street, Middlesex, cower, at ten, at Guildhall, London. June 19. F. Mckenß, of Eyn.furd, Keut, al tt,., at Guildhall, Londnu. cr.nrtricArrg —Jun! 15 J. Pcll, of Cliorch-ytreet. Spitalfieids. Middlesex, h onto seen aranufartiirer.—J. Harvey. of Oktliampton. Drew, woolstnpler.—C. V,slhen, late of Saltei's Hall Court. ! n , 11011, mid also of Albany•road,Camby rwe , l, Surrey, my.rennin —K Penfold, of the Lower.rosd, Deptford, Kent. vit..icd ler.—Willinrn Proctor, of liirmingbain and Shy aid.% opt irian.—G. Chaster, of Cornrow! ; J. Cloister, of Kil9l tinClwy; and T. Chaster. of newsboy.), Turk. coal-dealera.— T. &Wyllie, late of the City of 1...411114 1 .1.14 but now of A irwir, rt M Platy-ars, merchant .—.l. Swale., of Mick-lain, SpityydAelds, .Vlidillescx, coal nyerchaiit.—C. 31nilsews, of fey lege.hill. London, merchant.—K. Was, of Cbanci r) printer.—R. Jones', of Cheapside, London, won/. Ico-draper.—K. Johnson, of Plymouth, Devon, purer. There were no fresh arrivals at the Corn .Exchsnes I kst snornitt.aud but litt'e hu•i tient done. Wheat and hr at Muuslay's prices. in Pease awl Wails there is so alterative COAL MAIIKLT, MAY 26. Ships •t Market. Ships Sold. Peiir. 531 'eiseastle 12 Sunslerlaud S .... 33. pd. to 40. 04. 1 Welsh Coal 1 Coto RI . Al Liverpool, on the 11811, tostaot, the Ludy of Lirutentnt John 1 . 1.1it1, of the Ituyal Mai of x .utt. - - • DEATH. At Eilintnirgh, nn the 19th inptant, Tlaotnal Ketine(ly. of Difiture, E‘II. to tttttounty of Ayr. - 111611 WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE. Morning 6 after 4. I Leruiug 14 after 4. PRIOE;OF STOCKS YCSTERDAY. Bank Stock.. ilO 212 f I Batik L. Ants. 16 15. I( 3 per Ct. Itt.A. 6.11 661 I 17 t, i 6 3 peret. C0ur..63 G7i I Intim Stock 203 614 67 ,}i I Dit o 1i05010..9 14 tur Cruts...73l 741 Ex. Bills 2 6 1 4 per Cents.... 799 tilt I Lottery Tlekrts 191. Is 5 per Ct. N. ito. 99 102 I Cons. for July 631 66 . ,?; lot I 6 711i1 Imp. 3 per Cent... 65 I • TnE Pritft-exion or Pitysitic is of the bielood im portance to mai:kind, and when the talents mut hal reputation of those eminent to. ;ems, Messrs. CURIO *c I CO. are considered, w ho .'tilt: thirty years esperteuee extensive practice in thu Vett upon* lave !nought tlik Set almost to pet-fiction, it is me ca.) to refrain front exp... '"! regret and indig: , aiiun at :he and Como: •- by ignorant and unedneateil men, who 100 open trill an" the health, mitt destroy the lives of their fellow.eteute ,.. Messrs. CC RR I E and CO. -re Mt miters if the Raba, lege* of Lmita' and F.ilatthurgh ; their diplomas acid t••• 1 - wound, itysy he se..it at their Holum, No. 101, Halloos .!,' • where to all cits-s of Syphilis. Nervous Va• Relaxat mu, Strictures of the &C. ire. they 11,1 cousoltial, either prrsnually cur by Triter. Messrs. Clio rie and Co. owe to as iutrudection to s Girrd wait pupil of the illustrious Tissiot lbe discovery and iiii— sitiun of a simple mode of tie:Ament in all emirs of hty, tom whatrvic rause arising, which in ilisentilieg vio lout means hit hit ice practised in ibis roue!: v, tier. a t" "' r 10 every fibre of thin patient, restores his S nipe, I spirits, and re•rstablislits his ciriver, wiituour i n fi niTh if' COG*4IIIIIIOII, Mid thus et:rising ban to the 111110. s of s relapse. 111 Strictures of the I'll - 14n Mrs•rs. Currie and CO. ha‘v excited the astonishment s,,d approbation of t h e m.. 4 1 .. • tinguished wirolical mer, by rum flirting, in three an - 1. , cure • which have defied all the resiitirers of their skill. Slerliciiies seta au all pails eel the Vitoria. 107, ttatton-garden. 1. 4 N DON : Printed and Po at 11w Ilifice, N 4. N• , Stovall ; hem Alvel t "la are rerelv..l, :ad I ' , c• (1 ttttt .psitl) mar) he arfiltrao..l—C, 5M1 . 11 127 1. " ." 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