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C 25, horn. about ten yards front where tile eccideitt Intinrened. stated, that on the la June hie attention war called to the s treet at twenty int suttee snot lour in the afternoon ;. was wily a few pace. fr-rn the door when he heard a sosideu uoise, and ininseelnuely after saw the deceased lying ou his har k, with las heed in an oblique direction to the north, and ; his feet to the *oath t several persons 1411 up. and carried I to Meters. Corbyti's; saw ihe Piisuiter trotting quickly ou a pussy past Its slow ; several persons were crying out "Stop e. saw Mr. Paul among the crowd ; had known the Psi goner to be a baker but had uo personal acqisaint ince wi th him. The Prisosser stopped of hts own 111.`C41111 at the end of Feutherstinteasuildings. was 1./1-ought back by Mr. Paul. and said, " Mr. Prose. cis knows roe ;" so which witness went out again from his shop, into wluch he had returned, found great altercation .goitti on between Mt. Paul and others; Mr. Paul was very violent, and seed. 46 the Prisoner was • sl—ol rascal for running over the min;" br;irti other pervosse say, the gentleman on hotsebtsek was not in fault at all. The Prisoner kare witness his obtuse, ilaiJ lie did not know he had nocked soy person down, and was willing to tusk,. compensation. if he hall dune any damage ur injury. As 110011 a. tow crowd would permit Inni, for went dawn to Mr. Coebyn's to see time deceased. The {'Hanauer sheered 110 disposition nhatever to evade inquiry or explanation ; gave kis address (V/11 . 11:11 .s. taken down in nue of witness'a book.) without ally solicitation ; said he would he aiiewer able lot any thing he *night hsve dour, though it cost a thousand pounds. Cross-crumixed.—Prisourr said, he dill not know had knocked down any person. John Turner, a drayinan, was driving in the same way with the Prisoner the evening or the accident ; saw the d. ceased lying on she ground ; was at such a short distance that he ninst have seen the Psi goner's horse strike him, if that had been the fact, but he did tint see it. . . James aloore, — so ostler. was in compsny with the last witness; thinks Prisoner did not knock (WWI/ the man, and that he WAS down before lie got to him. Mary Wilson was going along Holborn at the time the man was taken up; sow the Prisoner afterwards at Mr. Corhyo's. where he said he was sorry for what had liappeoed„ bat solemnly protest ed he had not done it ; waited till the declassed was taken awry, awl desired every attention to be paid hint. %Viten the old Gentleman came to himself, he said lie could not tell how he cattle by the occi dent. Saw Mr. Paul hebasing very furiously, and contending, in opposition to many others, that the Defendant had knocked Mr. Coe down. Cross-esoutined.-14 not a relative of the Pri soner, but had knows' law about a twelvemonth. having chard at a wedding party at his house at about thrt distance of time. It was by accident she was ',lasing. Some other witnesses were called, who give the Prisoner a very good character, for humanity of dtstrositirsa and correctness of conduct. Mr. Justice HOLROYD read Over the evidence, mid charged the Jury, who immediately found the Prisoner Nut Guilty. IN THE MATTER OF GEO. PAGE, A BANKRUPT. This Prisoner, one readers ottay recollect, was con% 'wird before Mr. Justice BEST, it: Febrnary Sessions, upon the sth of Geo. 11.. fur feluniimsly . and making default in not submit:hog I:Mi sch' to be examined by the COMllllltol , ioarrk under a tttttt 15,4411 of bankruptcy awarded against There were two questions submitted for the consi deration of the Court—l al, Whether the Prisoner `.vas guilty of felony, within the meaintig of the Act, haring. :to point of fact, soot rendered hillit*lf to the Com•utssiuuer•, Wu-it the oath tendered hint, and an ►wer• question• put to him in certain qualified term., to the direr of &sit ing buther time before lie fully - aslaweretl ttoucloitog his properly ; and secondly. whe ther the Prisoner had cot ttttt died an a..t of bank ruptcy, within the meaning of the Bankrupt Laws, by laying Ito prison two months upon civil process. - daring whu•ll Uwe he was ill plisms upon ell:Mond • pioress. These were the objections tit arrest of . 0.1•1 1 :ment. and during the last Term they came ler the solemn constileration of the twelve Judges. Page has been confined in Newiate 1 1 11. - eag t►us interval, soil it was expected that the opinions of the Judges would be cut ttttt unicatrol . to ham on the first day of the ',resent Sestitno. This however, has not been the ease, and it is reported ,iliat a majority of the Judges were of opinion, that the Prisoner could not be legally convicted upon the particular Act of Parliament upon which he was indicted will tried. We Call now, however, state. that yesterday the Right lion. Lord Sid smooth transmitted to the Keeper of Newgine a free . im e o lon r o e P a 4 e. He was, however, open his order fi:r liberation open the charge in question, detained fur debt. Neutral Couriers are arrived to the gth February. The Dutch have retaken Palsaibim, in the Straits of Baum, and sent our troops. which hold poises-ion of . it, IA Java. They have also sent n vessel and ,some troops to take Penh. its the Straits of Md. lacer ; but the Queen of QUitissil had previously takeis pouiestion of it, mud the Dutch nut tioelmg theinsclves Strung enough to attack it, returned so Malacca. At Penang two expeditious were tweleal .itsx ; one otwhich is destined to fords Brits•li set ilestieut at Achrest—the destination of the o th er is sent know.... Sir Ti4.3i AS STAStYOW73 ft 4E1 , 1.Es was to occossepany the former espedition. The Dodo nre taking imooteveion of all the little pliers they fur. overtly hod to the eastward, sod they ars in express ion of 15,000 more troops Goan Eatope. SF:A SF.IIOBNT Ga 2l 4 / 1 tttttt ;tiers the return of dip lettellrattll Sea Seriartst. 11 was peen near Coll:met Rockis, sua tilipeured to be funs SO to lOU feet in lessgth. The legion raised 1 1 (:entra4 I)Evrnumx, in Ire heii, for the support of the tionth it ine!te:loi has, 'we twidertotattel, sviirti ffll.lll I.ivrrl nut, TII IA legion, comprehending cavalry and o.htliiry, is . stiff to 11111 . 1,11111 t 111 5,C,01 mei). Mu trly Mt such i• the entlin.lasin of the Irish iii favour of the e:itise bf Sunils ;kinetics.. eutnlsistel %lilt the leipularity of the G , ortol iN that that if time Were t•tfottled, tell times the sitinibtr might bore heen entea!y rallied, in iteppie of all the false 011, ttttt FO cireulatr d . Oise! 1111 the 11.1>1. i,ii lic. s . ployed to &milt the +wilt iit tie.ire of the i;coille to Nce.oit: tbcizlitrious strugg!e fur liberty. SLAVA TRADE. The rotlowing Is n copy of the Resolutions tweet; by Mr. Wilberforce. nu We.lneerisy night. in the Howe of Cotenti... on the subject or the Slave Trodet--. Resadvrdia-Thist as humble Address be presrutrd to his Howl Higisaras the Prime Hrbrttl. to assure his Royal Niabows, that N seknowkdxe, with becoming saw, the Seat one sad peewee. int Allots which, in confer. May with foram Addreasimmif shit Iloilo.. his Royal High- Mess kis Made for asmailbrilialliat the total annihilation of the Afirliais blase Trade, by all the foci its Powers whose indict% bad hitherto laws rwrigril Its it : That we also eimeratulate his Royal Highness on the *ne ✓em with whieb his rikirts have West already attended ; that guilty trait Wing beer slerlitred, by the concurrent voice of all the real Pawed of Eitrupr asbanbletl in Congrens,iii be " rrpatuessit to the "twirler of honsamity and of solver. sal aserallty t" That, cousatomilly, sw this declaration, ell the States, wham aulaYintla war formerly rosseerued in this criminal Tenet, haw biome prohibited It t the greater part absolotely Ind esitiMly i some for a hate, partially, ou that port of the coaster Africa only whirl. is to the North of the Line : of the two hisses *bleb still tolerate the traffic, one will soon cease la be lbws ; she period which Spain has solemnly fixed for the total 'tradition of the trade beig:: sear as loud: one Power show has hitherto forborne to specify any period when the traffic shall be ahailidely abandoned : That the Vatted States of America were Mutuurahly tiagneshed as the field which pronounced the coniktonat inn of this guilty weir I mod that they have since successively painted various laws fur carrying their prohibition lisle effect : that, nevertheless, we cannot but hear with Vet lints of deep regret, that, Notwithstanding the strong coudeutuati tttt of the eri tttt • by all the great Powers of Europe, and by the United States of America, there is reason to fear that the measure, which have been hitherto adopted fur actually stip,. pressing these crimes are out yet adequate to their purpose, That we never, however, can admit the persuasion, that so great and getlerims a people as that of France, which his rondemileil lino guilty eowinieree in the struagest terms, will he less earnest thou inemehrrs to wipe away so foul a blot oit the character of a Christiata people. That we ale, if meisible, still less willing to admit such su ppl.li ion In the mitance oldie United Sallie , * a people sh rived &id:Nally Gum the saute curn stock with ourselves, and favoured like ourselves, is a degree hitherto, perhaps, unequalled is. the * history of the world, with the enjoyment of relations and civil libel ty, and all their attendant blessings. That the cumicionssiess that the Government of this COl7ll - was originally instrumental in leading the Americans into this criminal course, wend naturally prompt us to eel, en thew the inure iniportunately to join us in endeavouring to put so entire end to the evils of which it is productive: That we also euerceive that the establishment of some ernmert sod co-operation in the titeaseres to he taken by the &Merest Porters for Ilse execution of their (11111M1)11 purpose, may, in various respects, be of great practical utility; and that, under the impression of this persuasion, several of the European States have already mitered Tutu couveutionsl ar rassgeosents for seizing vessels curved in the criminal traffic, and fne bringing to punishment those who shall still be guilty of these nefarious practices: That we therefore supplicate hie Royal Highness, to re. sew his beneficent endeavours, snore especially with the Go vernments of France and of the Visited Staks of America, fur the s. actual attaissiimut of an object shieh we all pro. fess equally to have in view ; and we cannot but indulge the conflates hope, that there efforts may yet, ere loath prialwee their desired effect, may ensure the practical esfureenteat of principles universally acknowledged to be ondeoiably just and true ; and may obtain for the long-allieted people of Africa the actual terminatio• of their wrongs soil mise ries, and wow destroy fur ever that fatal barrier, which, by obstructing the ordinary emirs, of civilisation mud social improvement, has so lung kept a large purtims of the globe in Mohnen% and barbarian, and rendered its muumuus' with the civilised mid Christian statism of the earth a fruitful source only of wretcheasess sad desolation. An ACCOUNT of the Produre of she tame Duties of Great Britain (exclusive of any Arrears received of the War Dar, on !Waft) in she Years coded sth July, 1818 ■.ul 1819, aheolug the Increase or Decrease ou each (lead therruf. Yearn ended 31h July, `.a se. I Ua 11118. 1418. crease. Auctions X 238,626 £264621 £6,0011 X Ee.r 2,501,546 2,710,79 n 209,424! Prick. and Tiles 210,063 324,161 84.1581 Candle., 293,2119 303,96:1 10,734' Cuflirwad Cocoa 117,996 115,337 .... 2,641 Cider. Pere yowl Vtrjuice 12.107 31,071 18.064.. Gl 4 , . 3E0+,134 400,14 r, 111.9:11 11i.les and Skins 587,825 612,614 24.789! Fiona 108.448 318.619 110,1711 I.i c. use.' . 640,894! 683,261 42267; 51.111 . 2.218,e3ti 2,977.313 728,741 Paper . 406,039 1 471,674 4.035 Palsied Goods 323,029 434,631 111,002 Salt . 1471,582 1,498,0 27,317 1 8011 p - 902,309 823,951 78,858 , Mit isli 2,922.109 2,999A14 27.495 Po reign 1,9N5.4'13 2,306,681 320,248 Starch - - 33,t1.... 30,263 16,263 St • Roulet. 59% 2,4g6 1,692 Swe Ia - - 12,1617 14,951 , 2,931 1 . ..3 - 1,091,1810 3,087,296 94,118' Toloa col it Sealy 1,449,101 1,302,881 53,780 j Vim %as. 36,889 • 41,244 5,7611'. %%low - 1,174,4111 1,091.354 1 82,637 Wire - . 8,212 7,266 .• .. j 9 46 1 21.179,116 9.11,140,1 act -4163.670 164,802 • Doled Decrease - 14401 lac/ease on the Year - 1,001,077 NERTINGS OP CRIMMINS AP GUILDHALL, THU DAY. U. U. J. Smith, Blarkfriarsueed, horse-Jester . 3 'lO M. Pearly, Linic.atrett-rtmaie, utruullmol . G. Kershaw, Rumford, Marv, sliopitarr 41 It J. Howord, Wooluiru, pumr.snaker • I . 'lO K Fig der, Teutertleu, Krwt, victualler • I 11 J. Ilesama.raveirdial. stpcii co. inc-luercheart 2 10 R. Colley Gibloalismex.liti4o, watch maker 1 1 _ _ _ , . Buctl4ll, nitrtry,,tpare, O&M. f•xfe-utakrr 11. Lanisant, D.•rkitsg Surrey, 411,4.3 i. C. PAW. Alinuries,virta iller T. 11. Hirst, Suutlmerk. uil-roert•karl r.. asti .1. Dew, Siotherark, katters .•• - • I It E. VMS i1114.1b mid H. J. Itcyoulds, Prlerimutvugh, Isalwrnlaa'sers 11' Kehl, Ilites 1101%unl, siatiuoirr 1 It K. Lkbut, Finsbury-1404re, uil-anes chgal 2 10 DIVI DEN US. R. ilardaelr.lpleii, ht. reliant and F. Wordai , .. Upper Tlintivea.airori, ml•cru4ters C Jack.un. Upper 'lltanws.aor,.i, 11. &Armrest. C lO r. Dix. , y, Oxlm.l..tra el, ui.tt •ian IV. Gomm and A. 11. Gulijolite t rriethinclt orcei, Incr - - - ritato. 11. P.trratu ap.l W. Nieui, ruirseryou ti 10 J. %Vtisic owl %V. french, Kenn Ultimo, 11)4,1 It Grezmy. 4110 Ifewry, insitrostertlyroker lO J. (aesttly, eft ken tit II it tut h.t.:t sr- aitakrr lll P. TI Ctwomitle, oierchoot T Nettri% Cul nhil I, sues...him .... 111 %V. Willett, (11.1 .tatt-Orect, Inert Itailt D. 1 itlt: leg.i tWillogisitatett.u<t t , flu I Cir.ll 1 lO G. Ntt,ttlt, RI ck riot It, cis trr lO ./ IV. Du two. Wide,. 114 ri Om mttlt A. I. .1. %V. A. spie:t.meschaNt l9 PiILIC E. Early yestesday swain, as laud, wire Of OM POMO Ar kissing to ibis Office, was pawing slime llnewel4Aill, he perceived two uses driving a cart I which wee. several sheep; his seepieknes of their hawks; stalest thaw ware stronxist rxrited, and ism recipients soy atitirdsetoey assures to his lisquirirs, he aiistaissed to take them Wei caddy ; the 'Akers frilsieti, sad, attar tratire hiss tissedfisily. wade their escape...4llyear, kowever, is the etadesiws, the horse, cart, and sheep In bind. Mks /s were a bay *sly 1 1 years SI ate, was elisettril with oration a gaudily a linen, the 'respray ul Mr. Si.. Or", ut Liorolted yes—The PrifUltf was ressiumitni fur farther essainsaiines. Several peruses were briniest to the Office and convicted (Jr selling (reit is Cuvest-gardes market as Nosiday. EXTENSIVE ROBBERY cnitmtrrED BY A FEMALE SERVANT. Yesterday haw Hairsifix, and Ann his wife, were brought before Mr. Itsysisfurd, in the cmstioly of F.dwarils said Wain. weight. police otl•eers, charged by K. L. Applryard, of Na. 9, Montague.atreet, fingsell.sinare, with stealing a Isime quantity of westing apparel, conwiating of shirts, stuckings, lee. and also table hues, hod furniture, tea, sugar, &dime 1 1 4 mm*. tllssses, piste.. dishes, knives. forks, lee. kr. It ap peared Sisal the woman had lived in the above house as a s. 'rant for epwarda of two years and a half, and was visited by Hairsign. During the time the family were in the coun try .hr got married, sad spoil an appearance of pregnancy she was disehargiil. lie eo•segornre of the property being missed, silapiciou fell stria the man, from his having been frequently .run taking large bundles away from the house. Ou s'or'bing the prisoseis lodgings, No. 11, Prince's street, Pamlico, Edwards and Wainwright found • prat ntornbtr of articles which were identified by the hustler and lady's *mid. Also • pair of sheets were found on the l'ri. rimers' bed belonging to Mr. Appleyard. On a second search, a coach-Mail of property was found, but could not he identified. The Primmer, *err folly comniitted fur trial. The wuni4n has not lain in more than three weeks. Sllllllll ELD lIANKEr, Fassar, Jinx 9. This 1110,14WIleS market had a greasy %Ispisq , of Ike rlrina% Moils of Cltilr “Arc NOMA% sad Veal, were cheaper z Lamb and Pork sold at lasi priers, sad the trade in stilltlal WAS Poi over brisk —The vale, is she Haymarket wire SOMA. What dal; : Hay and Cloys r hire cut up in prier; Mesta fetched last price. The foilowiug prices sad ausolsera arc an Reedville slaleatsal : To sink the offal per stone of 111 b.. 8eef....35. b.l. to 55. 4.1. Hea.l of Cattle this may:— Mutton ..4s. 4.1. to 51. 0,1. Beasts O4O i*IVI b ...4 st RA .to fie. 4.1 Sheep and Lambs.... 7.340 eca1....41.. 0.1. to ss. 41. Cain* 920 Pork... 4. 0.1. to 6*. 0.1 Pigs ... HAY-111ARKET. 41. Os tIII. to el 53. W. Straw Clover 4l. On. 0.1. to 71. 14. Olt. FRAUDULENT STARIPSON PAPER. Numerous mellows or paper, with false stamps on the wrapper enclusiug each ream, have been recently made in this city It is impossible for a roostister to detect the false stamps; but the paper is forfeited, although the shopkeeper may be ivtiorstit of the fried. Paper of this de scription is purchased from persons who are in the habit of offeriug it at almost every shop in the city, at prices greatly b.-low those of the honest manufacturer; and we are user- fed that ►carcely s ream of such paper pays the repslat duty. —(Bristul Paptr) NEWCIATIt AND LEADENNALL MARI; ETs. (By fir Coreus Beef 34 1.1 to 4. Sol I Veal 34 4lto 5. RI Mottos.. 40 0.1 to 54 0,1 Pork 4s 4.1 to 5s 4.• 1.rud).41 1 - 1,1 to 5■ 44 lISREFORD WOOL FAIR. The quantity of wool brought to this (sir, Go Thersday last, was mdeb less than nasal, owiag to assay perms* who hula back is hope of aa advaries in the market ; sad as very few persons encoded from the clothiug comities, t►e bolsi. ens was extremely Ist, sod sway who refined 30s. sad 30s. per stone last year, sold the •tee at Vb. sad tls. The average prices waves follow : Coarse wool from 13s. to 175.; Am lame sod trisded from les. toils.; sad a few maples of very ine cross lots fetched from 235. to 114 s. The number of horses sad cattle exhibited for sale was also extremely ▪ sad the prices such the-same as at the asigbbastrlog fairs. A sharper, ender the pretence of trying • bone he looging to Mr. Free; of Medley, mile et with it. The ►ick pockets were also on the alert : M►. Wes. Mills, butcher, of Hertford, had his small-clothes pocket est open, and rubbed of about 481. ; and several others last difkreat mom PRICES OF TALLOW, SOAP, ke. per Hulb. Towle Tallow 67,, 0.1 —4 M. Yellow lloap Ns Yellow Rooria6l• &I .... 1 II Monied No While A1u0...614 0d —. lid Cord IS,. Soap Ditto.... 63s Od —. Od Palos !Welting Sluff Ste 04 —. 64 Graver Me 0„ Ditto roust..3lls 04 —s 041 Good Melts lO. • • ACCANTRIC MOW RY COCK. in one paper of the 24 June, 1812, we Noticed the casezit a turkey cock, the property of Mr. Radcliff, parish o. Radio,ll„ which hail actually hatched, and was busily ant played iu rearing 27 pouts and chickens, together with a brooder ten chickens, which he afterwards adopted as his own, although hatch ed by a different bird. A few weeks ago, this singular cowl began to duck fur the second time, amid Mrs. Radcliff, finding it inipmeible to overcome this strange propensity, agai• furnished him wills eggs and a nest—the two great objects of his ambition. The female turkey, having also heiran to dark, was accommodated in a 111111i1411' manner, and a id roomer, stepping into Mr. &Meta's house, was sisewn the singular spectacle of a hen and ruck of the same specks placed, at the distance of a few inches, on their respective Nests, and eyeing one another apparently wills the greatest affeeirin. The two broods having come wit about the same lime, the whole, to the number of thirty, were consigned over to the care and keeping of the cock. This duty he performed with the most scrnpolons fidelity ; hut, unfortunately, a ferocious swine attacked the brood be fore they were many days old, devouring some. sod maag bog others in such a meaner, that they all died save a dozen. These hr contioues to gather nightly under his wisp, and in the moraine leads them oat iii quest of their daily food by every wile knows to the molt experienced mother.--• (Dumfries Courier.). _ NAVAL INTELLIGENCR. nu.* •. Sailed the Sister* sod Delmre, tramporte to tlw eastward. Palmed by from Ltrarkits, the Wasitingtim, Furman, for New Turk ; and Arab, Allen, fur tie South Sr.,. wartwicit, JULY A. Arrived the Lady Neptao packet, with a mail frost ... DIAL, JULY A. Arrive.l anJ toilet, fur the Riser, the Blumusis, Wllliawt• snu, from Leghorn; and the Omar, from St. John's. AIMS arrived the Brisk stoup of war hum a ernim. 'BRISTOL, JULY e. Arrived the Elizabeth, Lewis ; and Alin, Galileo, from Jamaica. LiveftrooL, JULY ?: Arrived the Ceylon, Gillman, front New Orleans; sailed 2711 i May in eompany with the Elisa, Yates, fur this port. On 3d Institut, off Cape Clear, apuke the Traveller. Cross. ht. John's, New Britisawiek, fur this port, out seventeen days. ilse Alexander, from New Orleans for this port, struck en twine driftwood in corning dawn the 31irsissilipi, she bad eight feet water is bee bold, and moat doieliat,v. CALAIS, JULY 7. Yesterday noon we had here a dreadful tlonoder storm, acconsoanied with torrents of rain and hail; the hailstone* were of the size of a large ant ; and Choked no all hiss ken nels and drains, so that the raja water author Ito sent, in. undated the relines to the depth ofsis feet. Nu lives were lust. Piles of hail-stones still Ile nosaelted, 'hostels the weather is very warm, and 18 hours hare elapsed. ll'e fear that much injury has been done to curs.llelds in the interior. COURSE OF F.XCHA Amsterdam.... C F II 17 Dish, Hi night ll 14 Itoiterdam .... 2 U ll 19 Antwerp Ilamhargh IT 35 0 Altana .21 U. 35 10 Paris 3 day ' s right., 25 0 ~,, ~2U iltu U. 25 311 Deanleasex 25 30 Frankfurt I/II the FumAv, Jutx n. Venire .... Malta Pimple!. Pahrtnto „per of 118 LiAlBBl Oporto RIO RI Dublin . • . . i e 4 Cork ....... Arlo H of bask or 11111.t.tort. • Portrvil Colal d Main, Lx. M..... 1494 Mailri4l, rffrctive 274 Cadiz rffective 274 Iti 'boa 11arr~1uua.........36' {Miraliar . . . 32 Com, per ~ z .... 3 18 0 Foreign Odd in B•r■ .....3. 1 0, 4 New 150tl4hiviir ..0 0 New Dollars 0 Silircr in Dart ....0 5 Il•giwni Ujrua ' .. 45} COAL 'SARUM .101. T 9. Nails. at Market. Skips UM. Pelee. 461 Newcastle 11 Itietskrlaad lO 31.. ILI. to 39.. 6.1. 1 Colas ....... [From the " Lambs Neer Pike Carrent.l IllltDAY JULY 0. SeGko.—The Sugar Markel has hen' heavy all tbe with, and parchwes of Usecovadas say he wade Is. r.Sts per col. lower; iy hawever. aught particularly to he oseutioNed that several extrusive holdwir will wit sell at the redactions. The deonaml fur Brfiwed goods has bees' limited; the graters have not purchased an extensively as formerly. and the ship pers do ant appear inchwed to bay; the few sales and, are again at lower prices. There have bees kw pasha's of II ah and Brazil Sugars. The sale of Bast lodia deorriptions Hew gal 43.. a 495. • Yellow do. 335. a 405.; Wows do. 11a. 6d. a flit.; tlerrho;ono 39.. a 460.; Java strong 41s. a 473, Courts—Tine Coffee umbel combines ia ■ very ewe. towing Mate ; ycotergay the public sale went all with wore briskness and at higher prices than out 11w Wednesday; the advance un Demerara and !Seance descriptions was fun= 3s. a 5.. per cut. ; Jamaica Coffee soil fa. higher ; good ordinary Brazil 115. ; (sir quality St. Unwaisg" 114.. 6.1. The sale at the India Howe went at very uneven prices; Mocha privilege sold 103.. a 1143.; Cheraw.' taken Is at 116 s. a 1190. There sere MI 'mold ir MOM of Coffee this fiwenoon, the demand by private contiart was birthed, sod she ni.itket again Inching heavy. Cureos.—"liw wool for Cotton continnes in iacrease ; the 'rim- st is particularly fur parrels suita4le fur raposia titan ; nu fieugal. non or., under fltd. T'he follotaing are Ihr purchases 011. re IMO :111.1 --41 1 11 Per11.1101)111CON 1 7tl . 20.1.; 30 Drinerara., 17,1 1 /0 Beanie. ; 5Y Sunda, a 8.1. iu bowl ; 8110.11rugals, lip, • 7 a ti. The accounts from 1.i4 croon! stale that exteneive sales of Cotton bail talon place ois Ilfttlisestlay, the prices were no. lttire..—At the India House—While Bengal. 13s. 0.1. a 0.1.; YrilgOW 1:111431, lii. CI. and 12-.; MathiruKsr, 6.t.; a 104 6.5. Otis —The pries of Crecularul Oil to arrive are ad vancing. s dn ih rs o 110 I. Mao Migher.--Spent has inclined, on account of cosiiiii:erailile FRUIT.—At she public aide of Fruit yellerilay ihe Trieste Caning., a Lich were of nu inferior quality, sold high, 105 e. (Revenue lam 12 per cent.). lite Frail musket may, how. ever. generally he smelt limey.. Run, RILANDIF, and Hol.r.eint,—The Ram market eon. finites very heavy, the imports err mo►e extrissis• than bad gem rally been aulrriprtvd. The menorah front France re. 'peeling the vintage ■re farostrahle, the priers ..t Worley arc it. eiiiii.rquriice declining. 1,, Orniva there is 'tile va. flat. TAI r.oW =The ar►ieal. of Tortios Tallest are ex►ensire r the m ai bet i• in einiseqn• nee latnvy. The sows snorkel is 67t VII. which as 61, lisilser Ikon last wick. - . • -•- - - - - LtiNI)ON : IPrint.r.l awl Pith4l.ll.l st tie daft 1 01 141. tit Swami; where Adel" tiremi•lt. nee rceei AU INIAtI 1101,•, he adihes.,..l.-C t 100 I r ' 1PM4141 . 0 nifficr—J. WHITE, rw n 7, artoks rohlteher. Milalit CORN EXCHANOC, FawaY, JuLa O. tVe lame WO Lai fr* an waif max Mowlay, and Oar* priaripsily of linseat frame oar awn timid, *MA ..d.l 4.• tall as rood irria• ail vs !goudal. Kirk, Ally aolportaifi pb Snide 1* hri•llt. sad folly as dear. In Pease awl Reams Ihrre is as Otetallaa. IJYRIIIIN:E. tom Inspector% Kellum, Towtrittv, 4tst,‘ Wltrtit, per toad llf pt., to iti/ rs ▪ irley, per grrtrier se • •• • 3l. so 4!c —4 1.• —I to :4 —il g em, —l to 58% 1r Exv au KV. PERKS. *twat 674 tu *ls (i Oita Rye .... ... to —s 04 4014 to *Jr 01 Verity 344 le IL Oa Peawr Bread, Is. 7.1,t0 Ir. 0.1. per Gallon. PRICES l►F tfA' PT. Ja Bay 41 it.(141 - i - oii O. Al Straw 2/ 174 44 1.31 4. 64 Clover?, Us Od to 01 Os Od PRICE OF 11 RR", 11110 s. 1an.... 5/ Its to 61 15.1 tomes— 5/ 0u to 11/ es Fames ...01 Os to Ili 0. Fsruksas. seemed, 71 its to Foreign Pockets Average, 3s. 1041. 101 , 11, per Cot. trew POCK FT/. Kent.... 61 64 to 7/ 16. Sales. -n .. 51 1111 to 6/ 151 Kamen .. 6/ 04 to 71 7s St Se—.4ine, Si S. to 91 94 21 IS. to 41 19n. PRICE OF RAW FAT, per steer of Sib. St. James's, 3s. 10d —Whilerlaspel, 3s. 10d. PRICE OF CANDLES, • F'roomTallow Moodie►. Hall. Price of Coadirs, per dozen. Oule—Moulie,l3.B4l. Q. per dose• allowed fur reo•ly mosey. • RAW 11111/IPil. I Rest Heifers awl Itoors{isse Osiliaary- is 161 to to 2.1 stove),. to 8:1 to Si 84 Merkel Calf.. Os to 8. enrit alit(4lli.ap to 4d to ts 6.1 Erg. Horse Os thl to •5 Oil PRICE OF LEATHER. Bulto, 50 is falba. cads 111.1 In 21.1 per lb. Dine, Si to eilbs. retis .. 10 21.1 Dressing Hides Flue Cowl, Hides 174 to 194 Crop Mks 35 to 40114 s fortuttios4 15ill to 17 4 Ditto 44 to 50114 s ' ISt to told Calf Skiiss 311 to Sollis 414 to 47d Ditto 5010 701 h. 4&I 10 :MI Ditto 70 to 001114 nil to 3141 Small Seals ((iretatland) 114 to 434 Lame ditto Tanned Horse hides Itpsoish Horse hides 1541 to rld 011.14, per TIM. of 254 Gallops. Neo Greeal.Whak.. 331 311 I Spermaceti Old Pale Seal At AND STRAW 1 WMITOtOAPII. Ilay.. 51 12. 0 , 1 1.. di 12. 0.1 New do. 51 5 NI to Of 0. 041 !Straw 21 1840.1 to 31 3. std l Cl•ver 2/ 1. &I to 8/ 8. 061 IRIS44ND. DUBLIN, JUI.T ti. 1414 INCitotA played Mug/suns, mod M t' , bvitiir. Rosetta, in Love in a Village. .t C rtm . street Theatre, an the sth on%tura. Ou Tuesday evening, after sine eeltx:k, SP Yen . vo sty jtve•ple • were upset in 111 Hawn bni fleet the New Pier of nuuleary, Wye of whom etere is a eatery grave. The survivors one 11.eur we ft ,. voltam to Fiosimni Farrell ond his ton, who free *Leery (ihtir oily ino;wKA to the merry ..t lemetetg, rim to the tut %, and tipk.d 1 h,,, , in °Mre to save the liws oT tlwir Tilt sufferers wet*, the son Eva rtnno irr Callaghan. of Cabintiely. end Olt ro,t 61 Stxtuu, of liintileary. None of their bonie, 1,44, been yet lotto& THB Til UP. +IOW PS‘iitd fIACt4. ••••—• tUriDAY. 21:1.1r 8. His Majesty'. Fur-v-on, Hawked Gslsrse. OsAseso. Major Wilann's eh. f. Sinaloa', 3 yrq Mr Halridaistes be. Emma% r. fa • Sir Merle' flortrary'. ch. e. by Gimes, S yri 014.1 • I !llr.Jodes'.eh e by goolika•yer. a yes INF At start:tie Maio. tVolsoli .1811, the fairsitaiiteollyd the i.e, first heats afforded (Ewa rxerlitirt gown. • LANCAATEK RACES, Tursowy, Jule CIP A Ssreepasaks 8 of Mr. peels, h. ft f',.r she prothice ‘.f rr....1 rortre.l so 11115. Ellis Vals.rtibers. Lord D. r by'. b. e. by Nliks .. .. Mr rbfitosa r b. e. by rhnn.l.rh It Mr. Michas-1 , 41's b f by N..nut tie .. 2 b. I on fl.r w miler. A good .a.,. A Swerp.►ahrs of 30zs. coach, h ft. G:r thi,e ot.i.. Lord 'kg by'r b. c... • The 'Tatra Plate of 501. 11. atm Mr Emith'l be. c Sirs ttttt Cr Inger 1 1 l'ottioe* h c by Lauzitot Lund 'Miry's b. e. :3 l'r r C. 0.% V The GuNl Cop, value 11104 a. booldr4l lo • SerepsiaL, of :(1 cilium*a eat h. p p (13 S•sh.crab r.). Mr. be. Ir. Duran Syntax .... Mr. Tales's br. h. Parlurilt ...... %%on aqy, Srvenly POll sods, for three and (our yell. olds. Mr. James's h t Sa z Mr. Clifton's b. c. Ade-tore Mr. S br. c ...... • • . lo 1 apt lbe sinner. A *lva ritcllrul race. I%IMM TUESDAY /mars GAZETTE. --.0.- DIVI DEN Dq. Joly 27 T. Brown, of the Strand, tailor, at teu, at G 161.11001, Loudon. July 47. If. T. (hy, of tipper Norlfm.street, stotte—ntnnotn, it ton it tiothlhail, Hendon . Jolly . 10 : G. koofilt. of Bratikaucit, earner, at eleta n, ILisildhall, Loudon. July 27. W. Dawson, 4.1 eisanal, at 1,11, at Guildhall. Jody 24. T. Doti*, toad .1. Dooley, late of Willowstrert, Raiskside, Surrey, curtrmetehamts, at len, at Guildhatt, booloas. July 27. E. Fry, of Flaundaditeh, Loudon, upholsterer, at ten. at Aug 21. s.ll'sse and C Wise, of Niohlstotte, Bunt, paper mitdaeturers, at torlre, at Gatialhall, Londus. Aug.? W A. Wuud and A. Wood, of Manchester, cotton meorhants. it twelve. at tin Star Inn, Manchesset. J u l y 25. N . Alain, of Great Yarmonth. Norfolk, eoreemer. chant, at eleven, al the Black Liou Tavern, Great Yar- Lnerion, in r. mouth. July tB. J Clonsfehild, *n. of Low Pillion, Durham, J. Jaen. .orto and W. Jarkeun, both now or tale of Mortar Wharf, London, .1 GOOlkhil.i. jot,. of Huth Pallum, Dora:m..l. Jackson. newer late of Epplrtott, Durham, stud T Jon. 4, now or late of Greenerofl.Durham, hanktre, at eleren, . . at the Midge tNM, Bi.haip Wearmi.iith. Aug. 14 J. F.Ssaiilt, now sir late of Norwich, and of Um), alley, Snu.strer Bishopiirate, at awl.resauutac. tarry, at four, at the Norfolk Hotel, Norwich Aar 7. F Forbes, of Greenwich, kwit, druggial, ol at Guildhall, Laiudrise. July 31. E. Built, of IlLitherhithavrall, Snrrey, plin'ier. tee, at Guildhall, London. July 31. .1. F. Street and W. Street, of Rucklerubwry, 1.044 don, stall 111 l ern, at eleven, at Guildhall. July 13. W. blarkenzte, late of D. at• tura. bet Dow of St. Cueeut-gardru, 31sthlksex, wercherort, at eleven, - . at Guildhall, London. July 27 F. tVillcorks, hoar ()elate of Cramstreet, Islington, Alitlettearx, me►chant, at ten, at Guttelir.3. Lued..a. July 47. T. Greathred and W Oetlawaite. of Laastr-atrent, eheisiehoreb, aad uf Well-strt et. Wrlleirutroquare, %led dlesea, grocers, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loudon. Joly CB. 1. 3fullork, of Ilti ton Grath, &Sop, riar4erynaaa, at twelve, at the 'brt* Ino, filtrewthary. July ?S. F. liardua and 1' Coition. of Heeley-htd,dra, %Vaewiek,drarrs, at eleveti, at the :41.1M Warwark. July elk G Jame.. of Liverpool, merchant, al eleven, at the George Lot, Liverpmil cErt rtvicATEs -July 27. W. Dixon, of Linerpool, yr ime-werti Rhoroti, of Quern-ail re, Hoiden, NI idillerna. 'twit is It.t;o en *bole, of Pl)lawatb, boolder.—J.(;lll , lir, of Lawn-lox- Pon n?.. Carooo-orturt,Lor.lon, nn rehiat —lt T. Sh of Mirk lehriec Yo.k, mouny-ocrivrner.—J. Gaunt and Gams., of 'trolley, lords, V . ork, oollondusnot..ctools.-- .1. Bradshaw, late of Carlisle-street. SAID, 1i oblie4rx, .1. Laity, of Sr utcoatm, York, ruff-merrinot.—W ('‘d , man, of Comport, Southampton, bakar.—E Moppet., of 11 oho. ftolilleillet, calluses-la ker:—.l• bytes sad J. Mvsbail, of Nutlismltam, mallmers. PRICE OF Rink ..41, 7 i 2171 3 p r Ct. Red. 3 imerCt.Cinik 67111 3! per Cent 77 I 4 per Cents.. b 5,11 Sit I 3 iser Ct. N. Attn. 104:i I 13 ink L. An 171 IS I it; V EsTfiß DA Y. ludS4 Itui.d% 9 I t 9 h• South Sea Stock 743 74 ku. I3ullr. e...e 3 Ditto Coin.. 30 ift Liittery Ti. het* 19/. ();1/114111111 4;44 its. Colic for Ae. 694 t ail MTH. 0e the e6th ult. et Thk47.. W Yorkshire, the Lade of S:ceugwayes of the GSth segment. of a dpugh:. r. DEATHS. 011 the S:h iodine, it 182sea1iiiNewInnoli, in the tome, ~r the 1.1,m. Adelina Sir IVitliatw Co4lllWalh't (1.0 K. Vice-Achwiril of nnelient, /14e A few flirt igu, aged 418, )Ir. James Williams, Servo (4( keiglstsbrifide. On Ins friesirewstward, Capin'', Late. Aide...le-email , to Sir Gregor kl'Gregisr, acid aoo of 3iejue-Geiseml [Ale, d Newt-ionic At Zurich, net the 204 alt. in thr 5I yew nif hl n:rt Mr. Wei, Limiter, Pirteesea, putt of lie erlebrete- phy• wotuuluial 411 . atrit now. 11ATE11 THIS DAY AT 11)N1AIN SSIDGC. Alornisz 12 affrr 4. I 17.•tuimg 31 Whir 4.