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INFAMOUS OUTRAGE. }, t. POLICE. 'tire Wicks from a woman, with a request to take 'thvin to the isawnbroker's. Verdict—Guilty al stealing to the valise of 395. Mary Anderson was put to the bar, charged with stealing three silk gowns, and other articles, value 4/. the property of Jane Copeland, ua Men• the 7111 April. Jane Copeland swore that she went out ou the • ir of the 7th April, leaving the property described in the indictment is. a he: on her mo ther's premises, and that uu het return in the even- Wig it was Know. The mother of the last witness proved that she kid guile out about eight o'clock on the night of the same day, intruating the care of her house to the Prisoner. Dalton, the officer, found the Prisoner with the box in question, in White's-yard, Okford-street, on the 9th of April, mud took her into custody. Jane Copeland swore to the boa and is contents being her property. The Prisoner put in a written defence. stating, that this was the Sat and only charge ever brunglit against her—that she had been the wife of a re spectable tr?iletimaii, slow dead, and was the mother of three young children—that from the death of tier husband, till a very short time before she had the misfortune of being apprehended (being a Spice of three yearl, she had supported herself and her hildresi by service—that many respectable persons were ready to give her a creditable character. and trusted the Court would exercise all the lenity the nature of her case demanded. 'Hirer witnesses appeared to the Prisoner', good ness, of character. The Jury brought 'lli a verdict of Guilty—but teco 1111111111111 l the Prisoner to mercy, on the ground that the present appeared to be her first offence. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS, MAT 11. .Inhelliam Chisholm*. William Howell, George Yardley. Charles Allen, and George Noche', were ind.eied fur ttutously and tumultuously asseutlolunt 'tether, and fur assaulting !antes Henry Racine, and utherr, at Air•street, S ntalticlds, uu the 25th of March. Mr. Anokurtus, fur the prosecution. stated, the ontrace ascribed to the Ds•fenelants waste( the must daring and scan &kens nature, and it was of importance to the safety of the public that the matter should be seriously investigated, and a severe punishment, in ease of conviction, inflicted upon the persons accused. The riot and assaults with which they were chaired, arose out of a species of spurt, vulgarly termed " Hultuck.hunting;" but this was um the part of the lflefendauts a mere pretext and rover for • still more infamous &Mg.. Mesas. Racine and Cu, silkiest's, peancesed a large wren hunse in Au-street, Spitalfiehls, in which there were kept silk. and other property to • large ansoinet. On the Jay stated in the indictment, about three o'clock, a large ox, preceded and driven by at least 300 persons of the lone at drseeeption, came down the stied in which the warehouse ix situated. Da arriving opposite the premises, the lead s's of the snub, with great dexterity, made • belt, furmed themselves in a strung lice athwart the road, and thus turned the ux, then foaming with fury, into the yard of the pruse ream". The gi eater part of the gang succeeded also in get ting into the yard, and here a scene of insult and violence ant easily described gunk place. Mont of the mob were armed a ids huge club sticks and brick-bats. A volley of the litter missiles were directed at the windows and dour* of the warehouse, awl in a very short time nut a pane of glass or a dour remained unbroken. The workmen on the premises, in order to check these proceedings, formed themselves into a body, and sallied late the yard to attack the rioter's, but were quickly obliged to return into the ware house. Front the windows they threatened to fire upon the snub, and actually threw down opus them a Timidity of but *Mir, but without effect, they wuslil nut move from the place, and at length fire aims were discharged at them, and several severely wounded. In the midst of the confusion 'esecanuneel by this circumstance, the workmen, beaded by Mr. W. Racine, one of the firrn, again attacked the mob, and gene a desperate fight, sided by some police officers also had then arrited, at length succeeded in clearing the yard, and dewing the gates. lu the course of the scuttle, several alb! VW kale,' were dangerously hurt by the weapons of the ussailtuts, and Mr. ILACille was no severely 114 . 414 . 11, as with difficulty to reach a neighbouring shop, where he fainted, 114141 'retained very ill fur some time. In die progress of the skis, the Defendants, Rippers' and Chisholm., acre observed to be particularly active, and the former eunslueted the unwritten(' of his t ornpaniona, armed with a large stiek. Yardley and Howell were also among 51w mud active. Re peated attempts were made to break in the doors, and not a doubt could be entertained but that the object of ihe s iota rs was the plunder of the l'rusecutur's premises. At the time of the present teausaction, the warehouse was slum keel • ith property to the amount of more than 100,0004 mid that too of 41 Jens iptiois very easily iu be isnuted. Thies was the third attack of the came kind that had taken place upon the same premises within a year. and but fur the must active Outlines of the workmen, aided by the police, a general plunder must each time have been 'dieted. When the snub with the mix had been forced fawn the yard, the pilaw animal wistinued to be driven abuts. int a must moinerciful manner, until lite rally cluksd with nia.lisess and exertion, it dropped dead on the ground. The Deftudauts were secured uu the spot by the police tams. The slime facts acre proved Sy a grist number of wit semis, who described the tumult t . 1 be of the most dreadful and 'stationer nature. Nome of the persons called, hurry..., mould identify Allen or Buckey, as takeur an active share in the proceedings, but they all cuncurred in stating the parts. slat activity displayed by Rippun srJ Chisholm,. . . . . . . Mr. ALLVIr addressed the Jury on Mullin( Howell and Yardley, and called witnesses to &hen, that if they weie at all rusated in the riut, they were rather drawn lulu it by example, and had nu Infestinu Iw youal nsere .port, The haying summed up the ev;dettee at great length, and with suitable übtervations, the Jury retired fnr titter trailers of an hone, and then returned a Verdict, Voiding Hi ppm, Cbiaholme, Howell, and Yardley, Gallly,autl Allen and Burkey-ssNof Gaily. CHAIRMAN having etrustillted with his brother Magis trates. procrrdr4 10 rod sentence upon the Prisoners as fullows:—Kippnn aad Yardley to be imprißultrd e'en sot t ...... .11s. eltishullna . Arts., and HOIII.II tone tnuutb in the tw Priors. 1 1 fY I r , ' I 'l('‘. gavevi-sitemts. ASSAULTS. innialt Kirks. roarkinsti tu she Duke of Athol, was liroubbt haws W. FIP.LDING, Esq. closeted with desperately weionted Richard Only, w os to cadauger his lire. Ita Friday last the Prisoner got out of his master's car riage in Probers...tree., Westminster, intrialiug in lost the knows to, the woulisled man, alai is likewise a lICII, 411 i, Rut 0111 Ins ow el 11114Pler ' S carriage from an adjoining shade, whew honks:: the IJule's cat riage in his way, be removed it, so as to es.abie WWI to get the other by. The Prisoner asked Low he dare to du so, sad ran to the stable for a mop sock, with whicii hr struck the other so violently across the head, that iLr skull was fractured, aud he lay for dead about Ira minutes upon the ground ; baying shelf/1i some si,lns of life, kr was taker to Ike Westminster infirmary. lesterday morning the Sargent's ureic still astable to pro. ~,,, him out ui danger, but that he was as well as could 16r The Prismber's dcresee was. That he eballeoiced Mint to sod tbst the piorotatsuo Mc gore was solely the canoe of the dreadful blow bents struck. He could product pro per bail, and was sorry' fur the occurrence. Mr. Pistols° said, be could uut accept bail the luau's (ate is beaus, and testified by the Suegeoes at tits Hotpatil. The Prisoner, under all the eircatustawees, was csawnitted to prise*. Yesterday eVeniog, about meet . o'clock, 0. S. Fora?, of Unrolls's tun-fields. raid Joseph Reynolds, &qrs. accom panied by Messrs. Robins and Hodgson, atteudial before Mr. PULPING, to answer the complaints of Edward and Jae. Resonate, Fairs. fur an assault committed on the latter R►utlrm•n by Mr. F. and an endeavour by both Mr. F. and Mr. Reynolds to pro►oke Mr. E. Brantah to break the peace by fighting a duel. The tarts of the ease, as they maw oat oa the mount tuition of the parties, are as follow : Mr. Forde being at • dinner party on Saturday hut, was told by • Gentleman in company that Mr. E. Beamah had told one of Mr. Fortle's tradesmen that he (Mr. F.) was • scoundrel, and that he bad his (Mr. B 'io) authority to tell him so. After leaving his wife in • hox at an oratorio, lie hammed to investigate the truth of the communication, and hail • cotafirmat' of it felon the tradesman. On this Mr. F. called on his friend, Mr. Reynolds, antiois most' Woo him, it was resolved they should both set of instantly to Mr. E. Brantab's residence at Norwood, in order to receive •owe ekrl•natioo of sarb language. From some Wattle delay*. it was haltpast deer,' o'clock when they arrived. Mrs. B was ill, in consequence of a premature aecouchement that took place lint six days before, and Mr. B. was in bed. Varier these circumstances Mr. B put his head out of the window, and refused admiasion, first to Mr. Reynolds, who front the groan', gave him • hint of the business sin which betties', •ad afterwards to Mr. Fordo. The two hitter gentle. men then relevant to town. Next slay (Sunday), however. they repeated their visit—were strewn up stairs to the draw_ in* roan by a servant, and cent to acquaint Mr. B. Bramith, that they wished to speak with him. Mr. .1. Rrarnalo (who had joined his brother in the tours► of the morning, in expectation of the renewal of a ri.it), ratite down first, fol. lowed by Mr. E. B. and commanded Mr. F. to be your in. 'tautly. Mr. F. declined. Irritating language followed, and at length the " lie" was 01 , 01 and retorted. On this Mr. F. struck Mr James Brainah us the Imam and knock ed !sins doiru. For lids assault • warrant had been taken uut by Mr. J. Brarnali yesterday, and Mr. F. was now bound, himself in 2001. and two Impieties in 1001. each, to appear to the charge at the next Q 1 1 ,111.7 Sessions. 011 *mine his brother 1141,11(11tell, Mr. E. Bramoh took ('um his pocket a loaded pistol, and rocked it, and told Mr. Reynolds. that unless he interfeied, ritbr r his brother would lose hie life, a► hr (Mr E. 13.) a mail be cumpitled to take away that of Mr Futile, iii his hrothres drfeuee. Tau of Mr. Rr•mnh's srrvauts seized Mr. F. and partly by their force sail partly by the pi r,alas:iin of Mr. It. yuolds, be was got huts. the garden, and consented to remain there, while Mr. Reynolds would eatlearmor to settle the math r in a more quiet way. In a couversiti 4444 that followed between Mr. R. and Mr. E Brainah, the latter admitted the RIPS " erouudrel" was not a pulite or refined one, and so far re. graved using it. Mr. ltr ynolis communicated this to Mr F. but be was nut satisfied In retire without recent lug 4111 apology from Mr. B its person, and declared "That if he did not come down to bins lie was a coward, that he would publish him as sack and horsewhip tam wherever he met him." Mr. E. R. was subsequently induced so come dowse (willow, hoarser, hearing the Melioration above useutwiwrl), and to make pes•uually what Mr. F. looked upon as an ample and ingionlified apology. Yesterday morning, however, Mr. E Mama' took out a peace-wart ant against Mears Fordo and Ite molds ; arid both partus, the two Wier Gentlemen on one sole, and Mr. E Mrantab 011 the other, were now bound ow. r till neat Ses.i 4444 11 in a 101111 ut 500/ each. It appeased that Mr. node had takeu out pistols is. his coach on Sunday. It should not he omitted, that hefore the eirenmstances were tour into at the office. Mr. Robins props.sed an awn. table adjsoduirnt of the difference ; and that oa the cors• eliosou otter examinations, Mr. Ford, offs-red to submit all matt.. in dispute In slur arbitration of Mr. she Coarser! fur the other bide., or any usher unprejudided gen tleman. Both proposals, however, were declined by the Messrs. Br:tussah, from • 'ocher, es they Noressod, ►hat, toothier could effectually decade the diffuse-ere but ►be strung arum of the law. DUBLIN Pc it:, MaT 7. BANE rruare —Preis Gong* was yastarduy usurping brought before the Sliilll2 Magistrate. charged with the wil ful nnsider of Owen The Pi swore fully eunAlsed his ratline, the partieselat • of which are as 1..110M : (111 Satnrolty eveitilig la.t , lettwes u the hours of live and six, the d►ceaseil had ure4 , 11,11 is. gO to a dead wall, oppo site the Mures of Messrs. C Ily and Cu. Howititsiet-street, for a Cftialli purpolie ; the Prisoner, then in the employ int iit of that firm, on tot.ing IMO, angrily renionstrated with bin► uu tlw iniptopriely of his conduct. The other seturted, 111,4111 which Ilse Prisoner k stocked his down ; the &verso th wn nruvrring 11114 kg., returned the blow, *hurls ►. exasperated the P. Rmer, that he ran into the stores fur a stock to beat him ; tle-appoinkil in flailing 01111., asst still. enraged at the opposil he suet with, he returned, erased with a large pro-knife, with which be inflicted several wounds MI the deceased, in eat ions parts of the busy; tow of *hit h, out the kft side of the shilonsen, proved Ono tat. He •as numrolistelv taken by some of t►e Officer* of this Divi.ioss to Jarvis-street hulifital, where he expired us Sunday night. A Conoise.'s July was held on Ilw body on Monday morn. in:, who pa re h. a sesilict—" That deceased got lila dumb by 4 wound its the Mal ..1 is a sharp itsstrunieut, iu flittd by a person of the mouse isf Denis Gough." 'Ube .r am. inkiri in Innd at a how.; iu Beresfura aims, by Mr Min 000 oo g, mad Shire assistasil peace sitherrr. Airer a short ran 000000 wele laid again.t I , said he was fully risilinsilled for Trial al the sent Com mission. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. MAT 10. Yeules4l4y arrived the Tiber front ■ alum.. timled the Ito,Ario on Curlew Is to sail for the Crow of Good Hop': awl Indio, 111 a day of two, if ills aimd should be fair. CuWEll, MAY 10. Yesterday •site.) thr William transport fur Malta, with troops frost Albany Barracks. VLIPOOL, MAY 9. Arrived the Violet, Allen, from Jamaica, Wilt.' the 2J Maid); pot lino the Havant...li to • gale of wind. The y, 146.111i , ter, for 1.1,.. 'nod, at the Hiontionth fur water, and was to Pols 31 : on 1811 i ult. in lat. 43. 4. lung. Ct. :SO. spoke the Lady Irom Liverpool to New Yolk; uu Zthl, silt. iii lai 41 1un;.19. spoke the Canada, for tbiellec; soul on thy 116 i May, turn hit. SO. 26. lung. 9. SO. %poke the Maddock, ut North Shields. 1.13111141T0N. ■AY 10. Balfpast noir, p.m —.Twat an nett herr the Purser of the Winetwist% holmium', with dialottrhes (runt China, and with which he is about to priweril ethately to London, Arrived at St. Helene, 13th !thick, owl ►ailed uu the DOI.. The (*Allowing pasliCllo.lll have akii landed huts her :—Ma juin Gall, euinniauding 11w iteisg4l hotly guard, wife and family; Mr. Turin, of the Bombay Estahlivluaeut, with wife and family. DIAL, MAY Id. Y.uierday arrived and sailed for the River , the Zephyr, Lusts!.less, from Jallll/liC4; Mary ' Bisset, lows Tortoia ; pae.r.l et the back of the G.UdW 111 S3llllll, the Nymph, Airs oils, f Gottrutsorg for liettc4l: awl to slay arrtersl and anded for Ilse River, the Grand Ndoclisto, Duruey, frusta the South &AY; Simms Cork, &swarm, &rum Jamatra ; 'tad Prince of Waterloos nom .1555,.. _ . Sailed this mur ll ll g Incluse pu•l, the Lind Keith, and Northampton, for Biriuol. Came duwu hum the River and railed, the Dna, Silly. fur Bermuda Rent.iiii the SPVC/11 frigate, Llutida aluup of war, and the tail two India pilot yachts. 'I7IE TURF. -.,....-. CH UTER MEETING. Toratomr, MAY 5. 11le bee Slates of 500. each, h. ft. fur colts, Sat. 71b. 11.1. 41b.—Once round and a ilimanee. (10 Subscribers.) The owner of the second to receive back his *take. Duke of Hamilton's b. f. Sister to William, by Governor, (K Smith) Sir T. Stanley's h. Sister to Huoton Sir W. W. Wynn's hl. f. Itaiishee, by Young Sorcerer 3 Lord Gnu/venues br. f. by Periiviaii, unt of Iris .. 4 The following also started, hut were not placed Mr. F. R. Prier's ch f. Meg Merrilin 0 Lord Grey's bl. c. by Thunderbolt, unt of Mary-Ann .. • Mr. Clifton's b. e. by Castrel, dam by Hyacinthus The Earl of Chester's Parse of 100 gs. for 4 year olds and up wards --Three times round the course. Mr. Tomes's b. c. Duplicate, by Williamson's ditto, 1 yrs. old, Sst. 71b I.urd Hovsmores b. g. by Carol's. 4 yrs. Sat. 71b. 51r. Homily's p. Mellon, 4 yrs. Sat. 711) The following also started, but were not placed:— Duke of Hamilton's b. Kby Governo►, 4 yrs. Bst. 71b 0 Sir J. G. Egerton's br. c. Telma, 4 yrs. Sat. 21b. Sir T. Stanley's b. c. Heather to Crispin, 4 yrs Bst. 21b 0 Sir T. Mnstyn's b. c. Hypocrite, 4 yrs. old, list. 716 Mr. Price's ch. c. Havock, 4 yrs. 01.1, Sot. 21b Mr. Hrady's ch. in. Catherine, 6 yrs. 61)1, 9st. 100) 0 Mr. Thompson's ch. h. by ['erotism, 5 yrs. Bst. 101 b 0 Sixty Guineas fur three and four. year olds. Two mile bests. Str W. W. Wynn's b. c. Piscatur, by Walton, 4 yrs. old. est. 41b Mr. V. Curlbett's ch. f. Partbeaupe, 4 yrs. B.t. Ilb. 1 2 2 w►DNEIDAY, MAT O. The Gold Cup, value 100c4. sdd d to a Sweepstakes of lags. each, fur ill ages. Twice round the Cuurse and a dis tance. (16 Suh•triben.) Mr. lloolilowto lli's b. Ir. Mazistrate, by Camillus, 4 yrs. 80.31!) Mr. Clifton's b. e. Caorreleou, 4 yra. old, Ilse. 31b LardGruivenues b. c. Tagus, Brother to Orontes, 4 yrs. ultl, 31b..... The foliating also .farted, bat were not [ARCM Duke of Hamilton b. e. Restless, 4 yr■. uld, Bst. 31b. 0 Sir T. Stanley's hr. li. Mutton, S yrs. old, SO. 10Ib. Sir W. W. Wynit's b. c. Little quirt), 4 ),s. old, Std. 31b 0 'r lie .4uuual City Puree of GOge. (deer) fur bums, &c. Three-mile heats. Ld Des 4's b. b. Spas ion, by Miluoged, 9.1. 21b..... 1 1 Sir J. G. Eorion'a rli. c Truism, 4 yrs. silt), 3 t Sir W. W. Wysti's Lb. IQ. Venus, S yri.ll.l. 3 COCKING. CRERTFII —Daring the Rae. is • Main of Cock■ W3ll fought at She Clove Pit, St. Jubu-strett, Iwtweeis the Gentle tutu of Chevhire feeder), %Rd Slur Gentlemen of La n . eachire (Pariritl(t, (teddy), for 10p. 4 battle, and 200g0. the cinivistiug of 38 main., a n d 9 byes. STATE3I EST. !OTTER. M M. GILL! II I' R. N. I. Monlay 4 I Tuesday IVeduesday LIVERPOOL 310ETING, ON TUC SANDS ALONG TUI NOR7II SHORIr. WeDNEIDAY, APIIIL 29. A Silver Cnp, value 511 gs. by 11 &Moenhers of Sts. each (the surplus its one mile and a half each. Mr. Ilamei's gr. e. Little Deceiver (late Acceptance), by Camillus, 3 yrs. old (J. Gre)) 1 1 Mr. M‘Minsiie's ch. g. Disappointment, 4 yrs. old 8 It Mr. Brisrue's b m. Miss Boardman,6 yrs old. 6 3 Mr Mackey's rh. f. Molly Wade, 4-yrs 01.1 3 4 Mr. F. Brethertun's h. f. Four-in-Hand, 3.yrs. oil Mr. Sale's b. us. Miss Cur, 6 yrs. old Mr. Ball's W. f. No.go, 4.yrs old Mr. L. Taylor's hr. h. Waterside Cart, ti-yrs. u 11.... 5 8 Mr. Speshutan's eh. g Should-leave-Won, 4 yrs old.. Bdr Before starting, 5 to 4 ou Miss Busedinau, 6 to 4 agates* Disappointment, and 10 to 1 against the ws .... tr. Both heats were wins by 100 yards. It was 'compiled that nut legt than 111.600 spectators were present; on Tuesday even ing, neither chaise, eland-coach, gig, or sedelle•horse, could be invented, all lisviu , 4 been engaged prior to that time. Along 11. e short was erected a large booth, under a ship's mainsail, t'l.r 11w pugilists just arrived from town, Cartar, Scroggias, and Gregsor. A publican, of Liv. rpool, Meek the iulwrty with his knife, to cut the cloth, to have a view from 11* outside.; but being metered by Carter, be received a huh use the bowspiit, nbich buttoned bulb eyes up, and he was compelled to wait fur a mach to come) 111111 WOW The hoaxers again attacked Sir JOHN EOM! oil Saturday. A Cliciilar Letter aa• sent to bower!' two and three hunilii d persons, iu the name of Sir Jour', requesting these' to attend at the Town flail, Ili the Borough, between eleven and one, upon bu. siness of a particular nature. Tl►e office was crowded, mud the public 'rmless cooridtrably ill. terrupted by the peisous who had received the letters. Su scIDE.—We are concerned to state, that at an early hour yesterday riling. on ride, ly rest:edits tile citizen (4 couch-mater), residing its Bishop.. street, pat a period to his existerice, by discharging the contents khan the side of his head, which had air immediate fatal tilict.—( Dublin Piiper.) We are rerpseste.l to direct the attention of per sons aftrietPll WIIII mrr.t. tl or Inutile decay, Hereto is debility, inward %rustlings, loss of appetite, flub:rennin', de. pressioes of spirits, trembling or shakitig of the h beorlintic and every other kind of eruption, asilatuaa, ulve rated the 05415, seminal acakutsa, polio% its the limb. and eausionplore holiiis, and all constitsil I immediately to mike trial of the celebrated COIL. DIAL RA 1.511 RAK ASIIII, or NATURE's INFALLI BLE. RF.STOBATIVE, as prepared and sold, wbultsale and retail, by C. J. JonuAx, D. at the East 1.011.1.4 r roaldislimeut, No. 7, Lmiimie-sireetieved, St. loC,llljr . si is the East, [model... It is ionises solly mho...sleek:v.l to he the most agreeable auil powerful Restorative in all the above complaints ever discovered; it thins die blood, tares the most violent paius in the head and stomach, moil pruniniea gentle perspiration. 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Solomon, Liverptml," engraved on the stamp, to imitate which is felony. 414 Dr. Solomon expects, when comnlted by letter, the meal compliment of a our 'mood note to be enelte.kti, ad dressed, " 311oney Lettir, Dr. Fmlomon, 4ilead.ll.iuse, uear Liverpool.—Paid double 1,1101:34e " Also, price 'have That Scarce, Irterrmior, ao.l 114rful Family ‘Fork (with *lnch is given au elegant Portrait a the author, ant, 4 View vr entitled A GLIM.: TO II EA LTIII ; or, Advice to bath Sexual, in r ty of Ciao:doting. Ity S. Solomon, M.D. Coutaistioa a Tie time on Ft mile Dm, 84,4. Nervous and H)poclootolatec Cunspiasoiß ; aLN alai rat Remarks o n door Macao • with •‘ la ..), the tin ion holy is frequetilly •I:ll,etetl ; raplaisorg tut. ',lmp 4, male of treatment, awl remedial; trust properly adapted fur sexual llkbility, he. kc. NORTH AMERICAN INDIANS. , SOME PARTICULARS OF THEIR VISIT TO I:EEDS IN APRIL, 1818. IVe copy the following account of the No►tb AmericAtt Indians front The Leeds Mercury : This small but intereiting company of foreigners comists of six warrinrs and their Chief, and the following is a list of their names and ages : Indian Naas. Pleglish Ale Se-utiug-gise Long Horns... ..41• the Chief. Negany.seguli Beaver..... 1.4• Chief's Sam Ne-guye.et-twassaw Litile Hear..." —24* Chief's Brut ber.in-law. Atn•eule Sleep Rock 22 (the tall vise) Seewas.kiia.ase........l like Her Te-ki-endoes Two C0u5........10 Uc-tam-gala Black Squirrel IS Thus marked • are married men. They are all from the settlement of Buffalo Creek, about 25 . miles from the celebrated falls of Niagara—except Sta-cute, who lives in the Tunne *aunt settlement, 22 miles from Buffalo. They are of the Seneca nation, so called by the white people, but in their own language the Tr-wa-grhil. The Interpreter's name is Augustus Carlton Fox; he has left a family at buffalo ; he is 26 years of age, and has lived as ■ trader there, amongst the Indians 12 years. These Indians agreed with • person at Buffalo for a certain sum of money, to come over to England for twelve months, and ex hibit their national customs. They sailed from Boston in the brig Scilly, and arrived in Liverpool the end of January. During the pas - age, uhicls was very boisterous and alarming, the Italians exhibited great patience stud composure of mind, more so than the other passengers, from a belief that they were under the care of the Great Spirit, After exhibiting their performances at Liverpool and Manchester, they came to Leeds ; at Leeds the Indians were visited by some of the Friends, to whom their nation has been particularly attached ever since the celebrated Treaty of Wm. Penis, on his landing in their country. They were a!so vi sited by some other persona, who felt particularly interested in their welfare. The !odious of North America possess very superior natural talents, snit some of their speeches display the greatest thi titmice. A few days ago two Gentlemen had usi interiiew with the Chief, when some conversation took place respecting their country, one of the Gen tlemen having a short time since visited their set dement at ButLlo. Since the arrival of the Indians in Lee's, they have been Stippira with books to enable thew to, learn to read, Mr. Fox, the interpreter, has v%ry kindly, and greatly to his credit, given all the at tention in his nun tr to 11[01110te this desirable object. The Indians, wit.) are patticolaily grstritil, slyest much pleased wito the attention Nliewei ,heat by their friends at Leeds ; they are very quick in their apprrl eusion, and fur the tittle, have made gi Ott progres its learoitig to reui. Ilse 10:;(stkiti4 to a contersation betnetii a Gestilen.ass alai the Chief, Olt ln.a attemi>tiog to learn the F ig!ish lau- I;ti Genilentax—" Brother, your hesinuitig to learn to mid is the same as a traveller who fa la glutting a juuszt y to the lop as mountain : the tray, Iltr goes out step by step, au., at lenfth, by rotary. ranee, he le:whib the top. r, ott aril, by isrrveveriag, learn to read and know the suessiug of the great hook." Indian Chief—" Brother, the Great Spirit never gave the heinous a hook, tlwri fore it unol.l be heavy week for them to Ivarn to real The Great Spit it gave a book to the white. in their own langn.tge. It iv, however, ray we eau halo in read the paper. I am now grill/111g oh ' r and N will be difficult for to a to le3ru ; the young emu *Ol learn falter ; we are all Mt:mimed to pet severe., and we frill attend to the wiper every day; tlitrefure keep your suittot wary, and In In re fully what I say " - , • Gewilentaft—" Brother, a Ism: time ago this country was in the same state as the Red People's country. It was cis vered with trees anal with woods; there were no fences use cultivated lands; the wind. of heaven whistled thiongh the Italeitatiows of oar forefathers. and die esikl beast Into led et their doors—they subsisted by hunting in the lt, killittg the ;sine, snit tivlsing its the creeks—frequently their chili:rem cried for roust, and they had none to gave them Brother, heat keen; duce was a country a great way utf, to the rising of the sou, the people a acre wt re beloved by the Great Spa at; lie had given them the great hook, which they had Learnt to read ; the Great Spied put it into their les arts to scud t au of their brollies.s Lulu this country, to teach our forriatlicia (who were then in the same state lia our brothers the Senecas now are), to read and uoderstated the great boots. OW f. r. - fathers hearkened to the counsel of the brusher, who came (ruin the ruuutry to the risietg of the sun; they attended to his advice, sod learnt to read the great book. Brother, our forefathers tarn laid down the how and the arrow, they took up the plough and the car; the trees and the woods fell down. the curie and the wheat ruse up; the wolves and the deer fhd away, nod the sheep and the oxen appeared. We have continued in the steps of our forefathers, and you sow are happiuess and plenty coveting the face of tier laud.— Brother, as the Guist Spirit has sent us such our heart's desire is that our Red Brothers, the Senecas, slounbl learn to read the same book, understand how it talks, said go on in fencing and clearing the mounds, building wino houses, as we have done, and then, ►tep by step, day wilt become ■ happy sat lots" India■ Chief—" Jiro:olKr, 1 have heatketed to your worths—your cc tinsel is good—l thank you for it. There fore keep your mind easy, for I am determined to follow your advice." The Chief appeared ranch impressed with the benefit" his 1111tIOn would dative from learning to read ; and the lodising hove since beets formed into 111 clubs, on the Luticastertan at stern, which appear' very much to take their attention, as it excars its their winds a spirit of emulation, which is with them a strongly actuating principle. The Chief was made nsonitor, tinder the "aperintendersce of the interpreter ; and to the benevolent mind a n itre 114Ptug scene cattuot he exlitted than to beton,' <l.l bullets, Chief, heretofore di erred but II !gaol se. wove in Isis tiature bum the br at.t4 of lain native forests, ba t tug down lain t Lau k, And instruet tug his warriors in the rudimr.ists thi.i English la ng mtge. DEATH. On Tunglily week, at HO:, aired S 2. Mr. Ai flint MitchiP, a veirr.in soldier in his Majesty's 391 h. or law regiment ef Foot, then commanded by Gish r.. 1 B. ; slit/ .Si it the Loge of Gibraltar diming the whole time of es blo knife, via t om the 21st of June. 1779, to the 2.1 .f F. lowan, 1774; and for upwarils fourteen yews chnit chi kat t h at impregnable furls, ss B. hog scat to Ein,lxiJ some time after the siege with his reg lit, he A's Iptl4 Maio" , mess upon the Out Irnurn hat ef Chi biro H., spit... kllr. Mitchell was • soloist . of Sirocane. Ile suivisid his wife about two years, who was with bum at Gebialtar. L.N '411.? rr gird sou Publialud at 111. ffi N4t i 127, Str•nj, where Adverlfinewiehis are t*C•iv. n (.r.l - lost pmfil must be saklrPe. ti N.. I 'went's lai r Printer—l. WHITE, N•. 117, Strand, l'ub:i•ber. Mil ili En: CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY, MAT 11. Our arrivals of Foreign Wheat heing large (30,000 guar. ten-lled 3,000 English), ceased a very heavy sale; a foie picked 'sulpha sold on the same terms as this day week, but in ordinary thi re was scarcely ally thing ilone, and we quote them 2r. per quarter lower—the same remark applies to Barley ; Beans and Pease are dull. Fine Oats support their price. In other srtiilca there is no alteration. CI:ARENT PRICES OF GRAIN. Foreitn Wheat 4ls 5045 Grey Pease. 36s 442 Fine ditto English Wheat Fine ditto (lid ditto Rye —s 40. Ind 41:rto nets his Fine ditto .........—s 506 Feed Oat. Barbi 321 361 Fine ditto .. s 40.. New ditto —s 584 Fine ditto . 26s 33s Poland ditto 22s 26s Fine ditto 32s 37. Malt 6/ 1 1.4 75s Fine ditto White fore (boilers) sshi 58r Putatue ditto 36 42s Rape Seed, per Isse 481 521 Fine Hour -54 NfM Fine —s 60s Seconds 7O. 756 SMITHFIELD st.utimr s MONDAY, MAY 11. This dsy'a market had a pretty g I supply of prime Beasts. and the chew of Cattle iu general was middling. Peel, Mutton, and Lamb wire drab ei ; Veal is cheaper; Pork sold at last price; nud the trade fur the most part was somewhat brisk.—The sale. in the Haymarket were rather lively ; Straw fetched a loctler 'nice; Hay and Clover have dropped is price. We suhinu an actin:ate alateaaeut of t h e prises and nunilwrs : To sink the offal per stone of Stb. fleef....3s. 8.1. to Ss. 4a. wad or Cattle this day : Mutton • 41. 11.1. to 6s. 4 I Beasts 1 960 Lamb ...6.1. OA. il) 7s. 61. Sheep wool Lamb5....11,400 Veal .... 41*. 01. to 6.. 0 i Calve, 280 Pork... 4s. 0 I to as 01. I Pigs ..... ...... 3lO HAV—MARKET. Hay... 3/. Ik. 0.1. to Rt. O. 0.1. Straw Cluier 4l. O. 0.1 IV 71. Os. Oti. NEWG.ITE AND LEA DEND A lA, MARKETS. (By the ('aria. s ) Beef 3i Glto 44 6.1 I Veal 4‘ RA to Rs 4d Manua.. 5.s 0.1 to 5s 4 I P0rk..... 54 0,1 to 68 Ild Limb Od. to i• Id. .Y ANI) STUAW, 1 Ns/ it IT reIfAPFL. Hey. 5/ 0 , , 011 to 61 Os 0,1 Straw t/ Ms OA so 31 Os Od Citivir 01 04 Oa to 71 0. Oa HOPS. NI W POCK ITO Krot to 271 ith Sw:, 221 Ot to VII OA I.,SCX 221 Os to 271 tli latriti.attst 131 thi to au Sf/AP, Six. per 112Ib Yrlluw Nua lOl. M.tik,l Cord llBl rslsvi Graves l4, OA Gthafl DIV VI lO. 041 AT per stone, of Sib. As slated by the Butchers. St. hillYlll ' , Market 4.4 5.1 ‘Vhiterhapal Market 4. 61 Clare Market Os Oil Nevraate Market O4 Od Average 4s 5,1 3s 0 , 1 to :is 0 , 1 Rd 011 to n. 04 6,1 01 to Si 01 Is 2.1 to 0+ Od PIOCF.S OF HA IT. J 4111.16.11. Hay 1/ 10. 03 to tit 2 0.1 Straw t/ 6.1 to 31 A. 0.1 Clow 41 Os thl to 61 th 01 PRICE 0 Nits , RAG+. Kent.... 20/ U 4 In 251 O. insert.. 20/ 0, to 23/ U♦ roseigq..--1 Us to —4 Ui TALLOW. Town Tallow 711. 01 Yellow Russia 79. 01 —s 0,1 —s Oil Sotl 4010 ...774 011 Itle.tilog Stuff 6:16 0.1 014: 04 Ditto rongli 04 4:11 0.1 PRICE OF RAW F As statert by the TAllow I Metiers. at latnea'a het 5.1 Nhiteettaptl Market 4. Sd Average.... la Sd PRICE OF CANDI.E I I, From Tallow C644(161.4 11411. Price of Candles, per dozen, it.. 6.1--N1001.14, 144 0.1. dd. per dozen allowed fur ready mney. PRICE OF LEATH Rut's, 50 to 561bs each 22.1 to 24.1 per lb. Ditto. 56 to 11611. m. each 25.1 to 26.1 Dressing Holes Fiur Coach Hides 1014 to 21.1 Crop Beth. 35 to 4011 u foreattiug..lB•l to 191.1 Ditto 45 to 50114 ..... I 9 ',.1 to 21.1 Calf Skins 30 to 401b s 21.1 to 234 Ditto 50 to 70 Ihs 27.1 to 321 Ditto 70 to 26:1 to 304 Small Seals (Greenland) R 3.1 to 39.1 I.arge ditto TIMM' Horse hides 751,1 to 174 Spanish Horse hides RA W lIIDLS. Best Heifers ■n.l Steers (pPlr °Military I. 10e1 to 2. 0.. stotte.. 2s A i to Is Uhl Market Cal( _O. t o 8 thililliugs 2. 2.1 to 2s 44 &pg. Horse Os 0.1 to 9s 8.1 SHEEP SKINS. Limbs ...... ....... .. Shearhop ...... COAL MARKET, MAY 11. •t Market. Skip.' Snkl. Price al Newcastle 421.... 374. 61 to 44r 6.1. 10 Sunderland Vesterdme—Wure-Mou tV-1 - 1011day at the li - snk, Ex chequer, Errs hula', and Suuth-Sea liuures.