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&owl that aotisfaelimi, which the gross 11 111 tusult• Irtsly sacred by you to nip father rwquire. M fsirnd. elvish' Peel, the bearer of this ntrssage ► will usske ever) ore. mussy sorallieement with any leutleodu you may throb proper to appoint as your trend. " 1 bars the bon.itte to be. ' Your. ohielimit servant, " 1VILLIA)1 PEEL. "W. U. 1111%er, Esti Hints." The folk w. n• ninon , * upus the point of summoning me IN church lore, Ir. C.. 11. 4 .41 this hostile. Mt..llllr. Iheref..re I h eil 19 , 11 I 1111.• Boor for .1. Wirral:lm ; Itawever, I trult that the stthiruss, ,1 answer will meet your approlintion. " Hints. 21st June, ISIS. . 4 SlR—lTltiil Sir Riles., Peel to tlrsrrd hes ghat... Orr f:* lie it..,,. of fait hl.ssn , sit that my Isle address. slit ws it t•i lie markt *. ilk I shall not consoler him entitled to the Inn•I of ko.ort, and 'lien, I Moen beg you to osiderstand that eliviv is nu greater i:isparity totween Sir Ri.btrea u;c and WM?, than there is M•tweeu mine and year eon. " I am, Sir, your obedient Servant. W. H. C FLUTER" Thus far, Gentlemen, are we arrived--end now, Mr W. Peel most allow me jest to suggest, that if ever he should 3111%111 feel a dispersitio• to rail out a moo with a Ville 81111 family, it would br thou./hi quit. as courageous, asid prove infisiddy noire to his credit, if less publicity MN! 'ZOI,IIIO the affair, than the Hon Gestlessen bag adapted in this Umlaute. The Hon. Geletleoutale beim( a bachelor, may not know lint where a married num le laving is habits of of er.. time anis his wife old family, 'heir suspicions sometimes oc 'ca. o great 41111fiCililiall, when matters of this kled wileap. pity occur. Here.Gentlensen. I pause for the present, but on the Bth of November I will lay the whole proteedinep hafire the Coast of King's Brawl, and leave it to that Warned and up. right Maly 40 decide, whether the sturoutradieted charge. Ma I felt it a most painful duty to exhibit against the Hon. Fails. r Sir linhert Peel, are • ju.tificalion of what appears in me u must intrusive mad imielscate outrage on the part of Ms flan S. .n Mr. W. Peel. I have 11w honour to be, Cientlesiew, Wlib must unfeigned reeptet and esteems, Y..ur esolues and 'sincere we11.w5.144.r. //lids, Jane 23, ISIS. W. H. C. FLUTER. YORKSHIRE ELECTIoN. . • THURSDAY. JUNE 25. Soon rater ten o'clock Lord Milton's friends ar vivt al in the Castle Yard, York, with Hags flying, music, &c. preceded by J. C. Ramadan, Ewp uu liorochack. 51r. Wortley and his f►bads followed, the Colonel preceding on horseback. Mr. Pi.uuta first addressed the Meeting, in proposing a sate of thanks to Lord Laserlles. our late Member, fur his services in the orations skins. tint; as one of the Members for this extensive cssisoy. The proposal was received almost with universal applause. The form of thanks was then read. Sir Groooe CALEY, Bart. though differing with Lord Laserlles in politics, most cordially seconded the motion ; and sand. by returning I - thanks you are iti so:ne measure sweetening the trouble Ile has had for years. On the motion being put it was carried unani mously. Time Under Sheriff read the proclamation fur electing tsso Knights for representing the county. J. YORKE, F.ml. High Sheriff, then tuuk the usual oath previous to VD election. Sir FRANCIS LINDLEY WOOD, Bart. in a very bandaonsr compliment to the character and abilities of Lord Milton, said, that the Noble Lord would have been present had he not been prevented by se vere indisposition. Ile maintained that he had kept every 'sledge that he had made. It is upon the ge neral condsict of a Member that we are to judge of Iles law tint been a strenuous supporter of your liberties I lie then concluded by proposiog, as a fit 11e1111bre fur the County, Lord Vises/taut Milton. Mr. GEO. STRICILAND seconded the proposition. Mr. IlLettet. regretted the cause of the absence of our late Nleniber (Lord Milton.)—lle said, many years hail 1011 elapsed = since Mr. Wortley first offer ed himself to tile uotice of the county, and spoke highly complimentary of both Its public and pros vase c Inch NVltentver the hour of act:omit shall ensue, lie will be ready to present Wilies•lf Imlilly to the county ; and I propose to you Mr. %Vortley, as • prosper Aleinher for the county. Sir NI. NI. SY►L9, Bart. lllCCOhdell the proposition. Col. 1% . Oki LET thanked them for the handsome support lie hail every where met with; hut (said he) it istaced in the liign situatiou am Member fur this county. 1 will go its • free man ; I will nut take iii-trsiciions how I am to vote; if you du not like we sin these conditions, reject use. lie had been sixteen years in Parliament, hail always been ii firm suppotter of the war, which he ctoesidered the saltation of the canonry. On the Catholic QUestatils, he said. he could not join in shutting the door to olitir Petitions, but would grant nothing further then what could be dune with safety. Ile was of all upiown there was no occasion for a Reform in Pal !lament. —t Much disupprautiun. j Those who differed front him would not take up the whole ground for patriotism. If you send me to Parlialieut, it must be with your esteem and confidence, for without it I cats do you on good. the ahem Of hoods being in favour of the two Candidates, they were declared duty elected. There was a 1111111efiltIS attelidaisce, nod a great shew of Lord 51iltun's blends. All soy quiet. LA NeASTER. Ju IS 46.—State of the fourth day's pull at the 1.10.. Mr. Gladstone 1,104 Gets. Doartois Cul. Cawthorne Thi tua ts is all bustle this day ; the Memters for the comity, Lord Burl-) and Mr. Bhickburile, have beet' to-elected viiihout oppobition. Mr. 4. r awkes, York.hire, was proposed by Mr. Crumb. ton, but a phew of bands being agaisibt lion, he dochiled the poll. The old Menthe's were chaired this they through the town, preceded by the bands of tlw three rival Candidates fur the Borough. tum—From the length of time +once the catira.sing for this county commenced, from the excess of prig spirit r:lih which it his been tarried on, and f the great cuothciiug itstrrests oppotod to each other. this may be rank' d uuwog the most volleitt contests in the kingdom. Language hosing exhausted it. uhu.ive vocabulary, blows have been snorted to, and Biatlford, Trowbridge, Westbury, and almost every torhi in the county. have presetstell sir.ort. of Nino at and confissi 111 l . Thur.daY several pan. of horses returned to Shrew-limy from TT UW. bri , :gr. liovaug vainly endeavoured to carry voter. in th.-ur of Mr. BENNETT. the WFI.tral.EY party re,i•ting their progress by dint of fume and threats. Qt..- _ LAW INTELLIGENCE.. DUBLIN. JUNE 24. JONES V. CARKILIC. This cme tame on to he tried yesterday before the Right Him. Lord Notteutty. Mr. NIsaiLLY opened the pleading. He slid, that this was a special action on the case fur * libel. and that the declaration contained five counts. The brat stated, that the Pl.rititifV, Frederick Edward „fumes, was proprietor and lit►tentee of* certain place of public :iteitewtnent, called the • Theatre Royal ;" that the Defend:no, John Carrick. wa► proprietor and printer of a certain newspaper cashed Carrick's Morning , Pust ; and he. the Defeudasst, had printed and published in his said paper a IWO uf. sod Coster iiiii ig trie Nina Frederick Edward Jones, fur the purpose of holding him sip to public con tempt and ridicule, and tiijuiing his character cud property. The alleged libel was then set out. TheFe eras a claim for special damage rustaieed in conseq oe"ce thereof. The Damages Were 141111 at Two Thuusand Puirmdr, and the Defendant pleaded the general issue. Mr. Srij.•ant Joy stated the case on the part of the Plaintiff. All difficulty respecting the appli cation of the libel nab removed by the antiotainotis —no man in Dliblin could read it and be ►o foolish as to doubt that it applied to Mr. Jones. .the following is the poetry : " Thies earilr.l, WC chatted of players end poets, " of the stars and the e l m, hs—uf the brtlhant and low sits; • • u And roved, when be &mail mit by certain thiaga read, •• That the gromu, of drams was dying or dead— " Ttiat the* lights' of vii Cruw.elrect IN) bright and in spiring, • suit-beams at ev'uing, were slowly retiring— " Yet lingering and loth as a midsummer's day, •''Fill uukindireas and tsratiny force them away; Aad whatever of mesa, or worth that remains, " De l owl• upon whatever of Crab tit &talus, " Who wields alteut Crow-street se wildly the reins. • Bon, alas! the perspecore still starker we find, " "Ilmugh hid at the beat, yet, ' the wore* is bilsiatl.' " For the Viceregal sceptre (wihrif allaost fierresi) " Will soon be maimed by our favourite limuiss." Add now for the annuli, : " The affairs of DrurOsise Theatre suffered all Me ans. chiefs which coil I arise from the imprudence ur inability of the Nfauager, Fleetwood. That Gen lernas had ream. ra-sed his domestic cuueero• } by a:must every species of misconduct. Hr %era one of iltoke happy prodigies in life, which people gage at, but cannot understand; who, 'Hama n risible sixpence (Ills own, root tuuctl to latish away 'hon er:Nita ; hustled oil with Hilo y.laue fur inure than ten years, &mug all ahich liune 11:C Theatre continued in great dis. tress, and laboured under every iiirauveinenee. Out whit renders the eircion-lance so exisamiliaary is, that while the whole theatrical train scarcely gleam-II from the profits money sufficient to solitaire existence, their prof late Mona. per was figuring away, stud enjoying every 'rivalry. Fleet. wood at Etat found hinvielf involved in suits difficrillies, that there remained no other menus of istriesting himself from them but b • b." But what ? Three stars ! What is the meaning of the Otte stwm, Gentlemen ? Somethiog too had to be expressed ! But this is not all. We are told "ThereYt I, in Gil'damns Dranimie 51hrur—*e Lieu* *hirer fu Nuk fur the eutumeutary." TI;r• Pim ease tsas the,, close& and Mr. 11. O. GitADY •talyd the case of the Defendant jut it speech which occupied near two hours and a half in the delivery. No wi•mssee were enitiniord on the part of the Defentliol. Lord N , .rl u y Ontrgtd the Jury, kissing the rpiesti 111 l altogether to their decision. They roiled for it short time, and then brought in verdict for the Defend:tilt. This verdict was re ceived, by is very crowded Coln*, with three distin,st rounds of applause. N inviavit V. lIERKS. Wheat fits to 92s 0.1 Oats Rye --s to —s 0.1 I Deno. Barley 124 to 50d 0.1 l'e.P.e &viol, Is. td. to Is. 11.1. per Callow. PRICE 01. 1101'S. FW RAU% 147 W POCILICTS. n/ Or to 201 Os Kent.... 21/ ttr to 24/ los kiossrt.. 111 0. l 0 19/ 9.. SIIMIKX 20/ 04 to 231 0.. Foreign.. 81 Os to 121 Oa Estaex 2UI Os to 241/ 104 Farnham 23/ Os to 281 Os 111 to 181. Focei vs Pock, SHEEP SKINS. Lambs .. Ss 0,1 to O 0.1 i II.J Diiw.ts Sly:llo6ms .... I. 141 to Os 04 SIAP, Sm. per 11811 s. Yellow Soap 9Bs Mottled Cued ll2s Puhu loBs Graves ud Good Dregs lO. ad PRICE OF CANOLF-S, Pima Tallow Chandler% Hall. Price of Cxudl4 x, par dozen. 12a 811--.-Musibla,l4l 04. per IblZell allowed for 'tarty Musty. (MICE OF LHATHER. RUii4. 50 to 58112 a each ` ) 3l to 24.1 per Ili. Dlitu, 56 11., 551b5. each 25.1 to 24 , 1 Dreesins Hid" Fine Cir.eh H idee Crop Hides 35 to 111 Hot (derailing-14d in 20.1 Ditto 4S 581116..... ..... IOA to VIA CAlf Skims 30 to 4011,11 itit to 24J Milo 50 to 70 Ilis "S I to 32,1 Ditto 70 10140111 s Small Seale (Greenland) old In 26,1 Large ditto Tanned Horse hides .... Spaniel' Horse bides lBd to 22d MARKEI*.S. 1 1 X1ta11)GE. Core inspector's Roots', Tsittsoai, JUN[ 2S. Wheal, wr load lgl lo 2M 10. Barley, p..T gamier 4 1s ...A to 624 Ostb 3oa —.3 to 43s —d Messrs .. 54s.—d to tits —4 PI'ICES OF HAT AND STRAW. J* reP. N HIVICII4PFL. Hay 11 6% 0.11 lit 71 01 03 Hay.. S 1 od lo 61 10. 0.1 Straw 21 14,1 61 to 31 1* 6.1 Strait H 16.. 0.1 to 3/ 0. thl Clover 01 0.. Oa to 0/ 0.. 0.1 1 CluVer 01 6. 0,110 71 7. 1/d RAW HIDES. Baat Heifers awl %leers (per Ordinary .14 S I to 1 10d stone)_ 2+ 61 In 2+ 401 Markel Calf —o* la 9: eta I Middling% U MI to Is Id Eng. H u m 0. 0,1 1 ., 10. id NOCE Or RAW FAT r stone, of 81b. St...ewes's, 4s. sJ.—Winteehapel, 4s 3;J. Average., 49. 4J. PROT (II TALLOW, l'usrte Tallow 75. OS Yellow Kussin 74- 0,1 White Ilitifi • • 121 041 " &gip elilin ....74. 0.1 —a Oil 516tin1 SUM' Its Oil 413 s Oil Ditto roues .. 42. 0.1 —s Oil J FROM SATURD.4Y NIGHT'S CAZ En E. Croten-Ofifer, June 20, 181$. - _ MEMBERS IIk:TURNED TO SENSE IN THE NEW PAILLIABILNT. County of Refit. ird—Francis comtnouly called Mar quis of Tar eonek, and John list! l 3 Dunce t.( 13. oltortl—Grorce IVillLuu Russell, ronalauldY called Lord George William Russell, •tul IYilliam Fleury Whitttrtml, Esq City of Exeter—William Courtesay, E.q. and Rupert Wil liam Newman, Touu of Poole—Benjamin Lester Lester, E.g. attd Juho Dent, Esq. City of bindon—Watihrw Wouil, Esq. Mitering., Thomas Emu Itobrrt %traditions', E.q. and J..hu Thomas Tburp, Esq Alderman. City of Bet.tol—Richard Hart Davis, Esq. and Edward Prot helve, Esq. County of Surrey—George Dulose Sumner, Esq. and till ham Joseph Denison, Esq. Borough of Gallon—Abel Rouge Duitio, Esq. and John Esq. M.D. Borough of tlaslentere—The Right Hon. Charles Long, and Robert Moil, Ea.,. Borough or Rycgatc—Vier-Admiral Sir Joseph Sidney Yorke, K C.B. and Bar Hun J.me► Somers Cock,. Borough of Vlischingley—Mattbew Bushell, El. and George Tounyson, F•q. Borough of Guildford, or neliteforti—Arthur Onslnw, Faq. °need his Majesty's Scrjeania at Lee. s o d William Dra per Beat, Earl. one of lots IllojrsWa Serivants et Law, and • ChieLlustier of Chester. Borough of Southwest—Charles Calvert, Esq. and Sir Ro. beet tVilcon, Kai. County of Wrirwiek—Sir Charles Mordausit, Bart. sad Dog. /late Sinai furd E►cl. Boeunghnf Warwick—The lion. Sir Charles John Grerille, K.C.R. and Claaries Midi.. Eaq Dm-lough Tainwurth Robcrt Peel, Bart. anti William Yates Peel, Esq. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. IN niche,, C 1k 4n, and L. Pearce, .if Fitsroy-street, Mi.l4l.xse,seltool.nostrvaere, June 23. 1818.—S. Lnisee.der, A. Soulhy, and S Lamra.ter. jun. of At )lary..lllll, Lo n don, o s. Jell/. 21,1818—T. Prie. and J. Prier, of she Minorite, Loudon, roeris, June 23, 1618. S Hill mud W. Bendy, of Theme bank, hemo.niaiiiilaritirers, Jane 46, 1818.-81 Collier and W. °duo, of the Bull lon, Holborn, Landon, conelmicoym. toro, Jos ise tri, 1818 —P. Berard end P. A. GAUCAIII of UX'/114.1:41., tork.eutiing-unamiliclurera, Mulch 21, 1816—t!. Stead and L. Croft, of Wanelerow, Betbsinl.greco, gro4e.a, Slay It', 1816.-1. P. Harlissie wood II Jaclonin, Lawton. sail 4140111.;i-CtOri, Dec , inner :11. 1514.—A. 11 Valle and C. Barron,of June 23. 1818.—F.. S. Hulk) and S. Cooper, of Terrett's eontl,l4ttieton, Mi.l.llte, x, at lend solidi., t:ars, Juts, 24. 1818. J. Hawkey, E. Wilkens*, and J. Inmsdale, of St Johio-strett, Cleo kenwell, Middlesex, cll. mists, June 24,1818. R.%! g RUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Richard Sl.,jur Penny, now ur late of Malawi, Salop, far mer. BANKRUPTS. Benjamin Tacker, of Bristol, dealer, to surrender, July 9, 7, mid Atigkinl R., at twelve, at the Rummer Tavern, Bristol. Attorneys, Messrs. Hicks maul licalkeitridge, Bat tletia.ltitilde tugs, Hu'bons, London; and Mr. Biotite, Bristol. Robert Rawholism, of Manchester, pawn-broker, to stir. resider, July 20, 22, and .411%11/11 8, at ten. it the George Ism, Deausgate, Miuseltester. Attorneys, Mr. Charles Laycuck, ,Ishoolcumitr.l.yste ; and 31r. Buckley, Manchester. • • James Heury Blowess, isf Mint-square, Tower-hill, Middle. /fit, Ruts-maker, to surrooler, July 4, 10, stud August 8, at elrysiii, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorneys, Messrs. Krill and Bison, Haytion-square, Minories, London. James Phillopp., of Upper Katou.street, Pimlico,, Middle• sex, eual-merchant, to surrender, July 4, 11, most A agust 8, sit lselet, at Guildhall, London. Attoruey, Mr. Wetlig, Doke.strim. Portland-plate, Loudon. Th 30 IVilli3lll 1t'M.0.111004/11, of Daver.street, Piccoddly, :Middlesex, uphalstcrer and cabinet-maker, to misread, r, June 30, Jaly 11, sod August 8, at one, it Guildhall, lam don. Attorneys,' M • . Brooks said krone, Julio-street, Bedford-row. Benjamin Sundial% late of ILAystivs, Hereford, farmer, to surrender, June 30, July 21, and August 8, at twelve, at Loudon. Alt y, Mr. Edmund Walker, coltew.lsin•Arlds. Chaska Smith, of Bristol, boot and sboe.tunnufseturee, to surselider,Jui) to, 11 , and August 8, at ultven, at the Com. ourcial Bunn.*, Attorto pi, Mr. Edward Meg, Snot ha mit i n t .htiVili tugs, Chancery-Issue, London ; and 31010111. Mutual Dia nail Got, Bristol. Joseph A t wood, late of Oldbury, Salop, viet nailer. to sow render, July 110, 11, stud August 5, at eleven, at the Swan Hotel, Wrilviahanspion, Staffordshire. Attorneys, Messrs. Swan., Grveiw, Maples, P. lose, and Hunt, Fmk. ich's.placc, Ohl Jewry, London; stud Mr. Joseph Foster, Holvethamps kw. Mitchel Joseph, of St. Imes's-street, Middlesex, wine. merchant, to soli eto:cr..l • 30. July 11, and Aegis., 8, a t eleven, at Guildhall, lamiloo. Att orn eys, Messrs. Keeney mud Spurr, Bishopog t reet-Withm. DIVIDEND!. July 18. B. Willouzlttly and W. Thomas, of Plymouth, and It. Thomas of Cheapsitlr, Louden, Isat-maussfactur ems, at tett. at Guildhall, Loudon. ANT. I. W. Human, of ellikiug, Essex, smatkmwiser, al Iwelye, at Guildhall, Loudon. July 21. E. Wildest, of Hallc-Ead, Essex, horse-skater, at ten, at Guildhall, London. July 28. G. 31. Thurklr, of New-sired-square, Fetter-law, I. ..... lon ille.lllltrt haul, at tee. at (:uildhall. Auz.lc). J. M inky now or late of hods, Vo,k, clutlhmer climit, at cloven, at the Si Pilot's. House, Ler 41s. July 21. H. liarkworth, jun. late of I.irerpool, but now of Billiter.laur, London, merehaut,at ten, at Guildhall. July 18. J. Oltier, or Ntwwgluu Causeway, Surrey, cord. waiiter, at ten, at Guildhall, London July 4:1 T. Shasilsll, of Bartomßesitlish, Norfolk, cattle. jobber, at nn e, at the Clown Inn, Swallhani. July 21 R. 31 ugzeridge, ur kingaion-u isuu-Tharner, Surrey, euru.merehaut, ■t Ira, nt Guddhall Luilduu. July 24. S Hasublin, of Winton llt. 4 ersalge, Gloucester, itinhultler, at eltviu, at the late Lion limo, VI WWII Ull- dery tige. Joy 18. A B rrcuch, of the Ohl Sonth•Sea-Ilnuse, Broad i.trcet, Lowkm, merchant, at ten, at July 18. M. Parini 11, of Hower•lanc, %%tat Baothfirld, 1 1 0 1 1, leather- , l , c‘sei, at ten, at Guildhall. July 18..1 : Wilka, of Untumstrect, Bath, linen•draper, at tett, at Guildhall, 1, 011 /1 011 . July 18 W. Woolst v, late of Great I)lary.le-bone-street, Nliddlesea, lies, ',lather, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loudon. July IS. J. Cliestartield, Derby, draper, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loudon. Aug. 1. It W. V. Set der , of White Lino-court, Dirchiu lane, London, Inert haw, at our, nt Cauildball July 24. IV Thurtielue, of Rirminehom, baker, at twelve, at the White Hart limn, Diebelli, Si. Mingli 4 M. July 18. J. James, laie of Lime-street, Lund...., but now of Stratford, Essex, merchant, at ten, at Gutldhrll, tendon. July 21. S. Lymiell, W. Lynuell, and F. Perkins, of Chat ham, Kula, groeela, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loudon. July 17. G. Lulreurll, jun. of Crumpsall, Laueaster, but. tin r, at ten, at the Star Inn, Manehester. July 25. J. Coombs, of Wthilsor, Bails, banker, at tan, at Guildhall, London. July 2S T IYiute, jun. and .1. D. Lubhrrn, of Great Win ch, suer street, London, merchants, at tea, at Guildhall. July 2R. It Edgar, of Hammond's-court, 51inciug-lane, Lmoloti, wiut •merclutut, at twelve, at Aeig I. G. Howe and J. Delvalle, of Ludgate-hill, Loudon, tubate 4444 ista, at tea, at Guildhall. July 28. W. fudier, of Union-place, Lambeth, mariner, at twelve, at Guildhall, I.ondon. Aug. I. J. Knuth, of Duke.street, Old Artillery Ground, al ' , Arlie, at Guildhall, lassisluds CERTIFICATES —Amy IN. J. Vounghushaitil, of Liverpoul, slup.broker.—F. Rolland, late of St. James's admit, Westatiuster, blitldl4.-sin, per. Cumer.—T. WU. a the youtier, of Portsea, Southampton, Krum —G. M. Ball, of theist Spriug.atrtet, St. Paul, Shad •ell, auetomeer. PRICE. OF SUGAR. The overate price of Brown or Muscovado Siezar, com puted Cron, the Returns mode in the week ending the 24th slay of Jour. ISIS- if- 495. Ca. per hundred weight, exclu sive of the Duties of Customs paid lir pAyable thereon, on the importation thereof into Great RI itain. PRICES OF CORN. Average Prices of Corn of England and Wales, by the Quarter of Eight Winchester Bushels, and of Oatmeal per boll of 14011 w. avoir.lopoise, fr he returns received in the week emled the 20th of hilt, 1818. Wheat. Rye. I Barley. Olds. a. s. d. s. A. s. d. 8.1 3 54 3 49 9 32 5 Beaus. I Peinie. I Mows!. Beer or Rig. I. d. a. d. a. d. a. d. GS 8 52 1 98 I -- Average Priers of British Corn in Scotland, by tlie Quart of Eight Wincliekter Bushels, and of Oatmeal per 801 l of Itrilhis. Scotch Troy, or 140Iba. Avoirdspoia, of the Four Week• immediately preceding the 1511, of Jeer, 1819. Wheat. Rye. Barley. Ostia. a. d. a. d. a. 4 1. d. 87 11 62 1f44 4 30 9 Beans. I Pease. Oatmeal. Beer or Big. I. d. d. s. d. s. d. it 1 51 7 YE 11 41 1 MEETINGS OFCREDIIIIIOI AT GUILDHALL, TO-MORROW. M. It G. Biggs, Holhorn-bridge,silversinith 0 10 J. Lamb, Crewcut, merchant J. Younger, Crrscrot, merchant .1. C London, Warwirk.coust, merchant J. Brown, London, miTchinit W. Price, Mmories, tewtieitier 4 10 M. Framingham, Bethnal-green, shoe.maker 2 10 %Y. A. Bray, shipwright 2 10 . . W. Parker; Whilechapel, oilman " 1 1 DIVIDENDS. T Scott, %Vlore, miller J. Mansell, Cheap•4le, Itabrrdtt.ber lO J. Jump and Cit. Ft.re-street, hit.intannfacturers S. Mitchell, Dorking, liue,, draper CERTI FICAT ES. G. Williou, of Irotimunger's-lane, London, and of Man. chapter, merchattl.—.l. Swift, of Ellend, York, snanufac turer.—M . Bassett, now ur late of Church.►treel, Greets* tch, Kent, buot-nriker.-11. Hellas,,, of 11 ighley, York, iron founder.—J Thorpe, of Bridge-foot. London-bridle, Lou duo, fruiterer.—W. R. Pow' r, late of Buntiergham, t o How of Northfield, Worcester, eandlestiek-maker.—Y. While, of Ninth Shield.., Northooribm land, nwreltsut.—.l TOll%llllllOll, of auliley, Woreemer,dealer.—J. Barton, of Old South Sea- HUM., firwid.mtiet t, Landon, merchant.—G Wills, of Mo nument-yard, London. wine-tnerrbeitt —W. Lloyd, the younger, late of 'iliames.street, London, stopseller, but now of Toulon, Sussex, farmer.—J. Messenger, of Lonthhorough, Leicester, •ietualler.—J. Retry, of Fleet-street, London, tailor.—J. Pratt, of Broules.place, Kennington, Surrey, stergeuti.—J. P. Walker, uuw ur late of Halifax, York, 110 i - Ira -dealer. NAV,iL MTh. LLIGENCE. PORTSINOVTII, duur 26. Parled up amine! the Berwiik, Compton. from BarOm flues, lats.led passengers here by 3 pilot boat ; sailed 17th May ; lilt there the Hopewell, IZielutril and Sihells, and Renewal, for London ; and the Coaturd, fur Bowlful, Imid lug, sad would be ready to sail iu two ur three weeks. PLYMOUTH, .rear: Cunt io the %loop lodottry, Drew, from Ltshou fur Low duo, to repair dewlaps wad tedlF":" /.111.11OUTU 1 JIJ3II 21. Arrived from Plymouth and sailed agaiu to j lba cruising sgosdren under Admiral Hallowell, the Greciau schooner. opt., JUNG 26. Smiled yesterday lb. Waive, Tattler, fur St. Petesaburgh. Aimed and sailed fur tlw River, Ibe Caroline, Clark, f l out St. lines ; Lurd Duncan, Stephenson, friou Upon; Earl Frlewslu nu, Story, from Jamaica; Shillllloll, Fait Millet, flora Dominica; Dualtentiehl, Purdy, (rum Jamaica and Beim', Kirby, frum Bowl. Cause donee fruiu the [Liver mud remain the Richmond, fur Ceylon; lassitaina, Brash, for St. tivlena ; Prince of °gauge. Teter, fur Bahia; General 11'a:4141011N Li.awark, fur Baltituut ; and Isabella, Wcatlwrliend, fur Groom. LI V CRI'OOL, JUNE 25. The !Worth, Crossby, from Liverpool to Bombay, was spoken with 9th February, iu latt. 6. N. loug. 79. E. all w. Arrived the Pant-he-001, Wilkes, from Crooked Islaud, sailed 21.4 51sy—slie its ou Shure 'tear the CatilliFlF.ND, JUNE 26. Arrived the Lucy, Fell, from —; Christie., from Manila ; Nos thuinherlind, Taylor ' from 01. tisia ; Olive, parrot, Crum ; Jane, Wut.illhorpe, finite Pa- Irrtuu ; Princess in %Vales, Sams, and lulu Mom 'll - ; Anis, Dry hi-sing'', and Louisa, —, from °pinta; lirru, fri•m th.• navasinah ; Sangster, (rum 'tiding° ; Sperstara, Gay, [rum Nor ; Loud Wil liston'', Brown, (ruin St. Pers,bargh; Washotioun, W Mit tman', Vrulur, Crispier, aud Wiper, Brack, hum amyl us; nu.' a ti w mine. Satltd the Active. l'inser, fur Madeira and Jamaica; &plum, Busby, fur Cadiz ; Ocean, Fuarll, fur Alexan dria ; El/14 FOX, lur ; Wight, Daily, fur Pol lan, dsc. ,• Loud Cando°, Brooks, fur Hayti ; Temple, IValker, fur I?. la films ; Gcorge's Achculurr , FUlrtgi, fur Aithangel ; and Insister, Liao) fur %Intl On Friday night the Calmly of Messrs. Warden and Co. of Avery-farmder, Chelsea, grocers, retired to rest about 12 o'clock. leatiisg the warehouses secure and all the property safe. Aheml three o'clock in the morning Mr. Barnett, a next-door neighbour, was alarmed by a noise apparently proceeding (row the tea warehouse. lie gut up, and Lou going tutu the street, saw three lIWO come out of Me. Vrif den's house, who, on his approach, mill away over the wooden Midge and escaped. He !btu Maimed the (moil!, who searched the house, aud missed a quatitity of teas to the value of 1501. The rill broke in at the back kitchen Window, by means of a crow-bar. They had attempted to burr the %hullers, but being lined with iron thq failed.— ti •of the tea woo found at the top of the Muse, from which it is cuujatehoolti that the thieves tarried Weer booty off that *ay. I y .oli' DELAYS •Ri DANOIROUS.—This gauge is np. pheatile to those who have lived rather gay, alien on the eve of Matrimony, and who arc doubtful of the come corner. titan dI-cured rout azion ; and it must afford consola sum 10 the aillicted to know the,/ may have the best advice at the Medical Ituard at Charlotte Hong', Great Chariot te-street, oppo-ite 11w Rev. Itowlaiol Has Claprl, Blackfroms-road, and Wouilsluat House, IVoodstock-strect, five dooms from Ouformhstir rt. The hoard particularly claim. the attention of thou afitctrd with Ruptures, thrictures, Fistulas, Can cers, Scruphulas, Nervous Deb:lmes, arising from warm clindrs,juveuile indigent lke. Eruptions on the face, and body, ulcerated throat, pat vi in the head and limbs, (argot-01y mistaken fir rheumatism, nodes on the shis.houes,are symptoms wh:ch appear years after. and the cwwequrncca 46f improper ti eminent COOP ER and CO. of Medical mid Surgical celebrity, aft. t forty yeais espy elem.,- to this mut woman., are consulted daily at both 110UPe% until Tuesday, Thutsday, sod Nuu.hy movaings, until twitre o'clock.—All letters to In directed to Charlotte [louse, lilnektrirrs-rouil, but time are answered which do ant con. lido a consialtiog fee. THE TURF. BIBURY HEFTING (AT BURFORD). THURSDAY, JUNg 25 Sweepstakes of sgs. earls, with bOga. added by the Club, for horses that never won tn,re than 100 gs. at any one time (except at &bury, Nladditigton, or Kinpeute); 3-yr.okls, 'st.; four, list. 91b.; five, 9,1. 711..; aix , aud atttd , lOat. 'note wiles. Mr. West's ch. f. Leah, 4 yrs old Mr. Pryss's I:. by Cambric, 3 yes old Mr. Lillll.lle* b. c. by Southsa,er, 3 yea old Mr. Hallett's gr. m. Eurytott , yrs old Cambric the Favourite, and high odds ai r ., Leah. liardleap Plate uf 50/ for hors.* of all der tottioatiun%. 'll WI) mile 11/Ala . Mr. Weld's hr c. Crecy. by 11 Wm, 11.1. CI) Mr Gtohlitrit's 11.,rnimghm...igrr.114 Mr. Charlieu's Juslk►, 7lb ti NAIIIMOTII AND . Clirietollll.ll I.V 7111,: ISLS OF 11'11711f. There have been recently do:covered in 11w parish of Mot. 'tattoo, 011 the south side of ,1 he Isle 44t Wight, the tomes of that ttstptmelous maims! supposed to be the ilamotill, or Mastontni : several of the vertelsrat, or jJiosts of the bit 14. bolll', 0101110.11 T 38 inches in C. 11.11.01; I . lllll'llll XaCtly in form, colour, and texture, with the b.m4 s tioen4l to plenty tot the bauks of the Ohio, in Not th Atm r es, iu a vale call. dby the ludiaus, Nwanip. Alm), io for per ash of North-wood, ou the ourth soh: of the 'shoot, the bunt. of the Crocodile have recrostly bent found, by the kev Mr. H or Newport. They coin to have b, lunged to an not nial of that species, whose body did not exceed w. ;sr fret is length. Their calearioum astute is out altered ; but the boom of the Msstuthso (f d tin the south sole of the Islam') contaits hon. We have ace,. these ap. clowns in the extrusive M 014.0111 of Nelms! It ist .ry of Mr. Fisy, Portsea (st hu ha. jowl received them ;r ;441 the Island), to *hose etshectioo ate nearly 200 species ord. stomata, all 'wand by him in this county; which, he thinks, most bs coeval with the former, as noise of them see known to cam at pees., of 444 recent state. From 111:S tilliCol/4. I It a MlCerlailird 1144 i these animals silmhited the south pact of Britain :it :4 %Ivy remote period. We it:Melia:it'd Mr. llay is prri,A, lug to. lay before the public a detailed account of the groh•gteal discoveries and reset., ries he hat usittle in this. and the ad juitti tag counties, atilt olose. rations trettliog to explain the great 'evolutions a Itich have chaugetl the aucient coaditivis of the earth's surface. DREADFUL ACCIDENT. At debt o'clotk on Friday evening, after the eimehis:att of the speeches ill Covent garden, Mr. drawn up by the side of the hosting., in wh.tl, has th iz A displayed, and Meows. [taint, Galt! Jones, lithol , and fluid, jun. look their plates. 'I hiruiriage, which ua.. sn.m miali el by a nuinlnT of the mob, who toi.k the hoc , s out, and veral of them laying hold of the pule, and ntheis !t behind, proceeded to drag and push it alone at it fiti ions rate dun n Southampton-street. A hum the middle ~t* the street, owing to the impetuosity or the mob, stiverst of tI fetenou.t I'ol, and thuse who followed ►lutublcd tivi them and fell likewise ; the consequence was, thy were. it .oil 1 .4 tl under font by the muls bruins, and the carriage being 1.11-I‘t over several of them, one unfortunate youtig Mall 11M1 11.1 another had Ills Sk (tact nest!. w 1,11.1 w.g. ilous others received wounds owl Iwnita•a. The stl4..rints .ie man who had his leg toruken walk taken into Mr. Hest', 1.1 I - von, of Tavistoch:street, and ara , at terwards eon, d on the shoulders of ave rat invit. The man Otos. 11..1,1 .i.e he* Is passed over was taken in a /Ante of insro,lo I tsa Mr. Eniunitt i's, chrun,t, of Suutimasptott•slicat, lie 1.. a 113age..uus state. B 1 R . T H . On the 201 h inst. in York:l:h:re, Edinburgh, the 1.1.13. o f Mathes/ Fortescue, E:q of a daughter. MARRIAGE. Cht Saturday last, at tit. Mary's Church, ►.smbeth, by the Rev. Dr. Wordavverth, Rector of Lambeth and Siloam 1., Kent, Henry Westoo. Esq. eldest sou of Witham tl'..Nto both of the Borough Mink, to Elisabeth, .-ble-t daughter of Robert Kirby, E.(' of Keriniughol greu u ; aro r which the happy couple set olf fur their father's cutiagr at Tlasirlow, it►Sutfolk. HIGH IVATER THIS DAY AT 1.0N1) 0N Morning 46 after 10. I Evening IS afi.r 11. Puce of 3 per CI. Kr41.....781h 3 per Cent. (sew). . 88,1 4 per Cents 96i? Rank 1.. Ann. 201 5-16 Italia 80nd... 89 87 pr. ON SATURDAY. E 5.431110, t. 14 16 13 pr. DU 4i...16 17 14 r. 0 • in COlll6 fur Acc. .... FOR the Cure of Old Wounds. Meets, CA hlains Sure Legs, Scorbutic or Scrofulions Humour.. Mapped lianas, Burns or Scalds, Erysipelas or St thony's Fire, Gangrene or Slot ofication, Sure ur *slit Hess, kibes, Shingles, Triter* or linte.worins, Fistula or Piles, Leprosy or Yaws, Eruptions on the Lips, No.e, er say part of the Boman Body, SOLOMON'S DETER GENT OINTMENT, a safe, speedy, CPI (11111, Etfirartnuo external Remedy, which has been - used in the aloive Die. canes with unparalleled success tipusids of foe y years. The Inventor pledges I elf for its speedy and rim dotal efficacy, not only in the cases alluded ill, but also in those unpleasant ulcers .Inch accompany an i.oddious Ds case, nod which arc too impodtant sod alarming to itieJ the slightest comment. _ _ . Sold by Leigh, 18, Strand ; Baron, 150, Oxford sin ; Sutton and Cu. Bow Churchyard; Butler, ; Tutt, Exchange; and Ward, Hollsora l Where may be bsd, the celebrated AfIiiTFAIGENT LOTION, an efkctual Cure for Eruptions can the FM , 'l4 *kin, particularly Pimples, Blotches, Triter; King ‘re“es, Tan, Sunburns, Emelt**, Shiugles, Prickly Heat, WM.,...) of the Nose, Neck, Arms, Ike. Scorbutic and Eruptions of every slcvcriptiao, being the most • acquisition and uppeudage to the toilet, ever utr,red t JUL., Nobility and Gentry in the United Kingdom. t 1.-t Price es Id. and 2s. 9d per bnit,e, ihity Melo/id. Be careful to observe the words '• hand 5,,; tt moo, Lei,- pool," engraved on the St .uip, without which Hoot ate genuine. Just published, pt RV Ss. iu boards, THE £GIS ut LI I E ; a IN no-Medical Com mentaty ou the indiscretions ■rising from Human Frailty, iu which the Cause.. Symptoms, awl imartal o•cis of Ines Venereal, Donorrliced, Stricture, &Minn' N'esknr+•, Ike. are folly developed. Part ll.contaius some fteaterk4 certain Female Couriplaints,in particular Siei atty. Pall 111. embraces Practical Observations on Sexual Debility, SAC Abu.c, 3r.e. In Pail IV is a Series of Cams illustrative a the preceding subjreu, esplainion them in a familiar man ner, and the whole addressed to the Youth and Maturity of both Sexes. By GOSS and CO. CAnmiltin: Sue %eons. May br had at 20, Paterausivr-ruw, Lund ..o; and at all Booka..llera . - Messrs. Goss and Co. are to be consulted. ne usual. emit day, sit tin ir house; and Patients in the Cmutry are re.. quested to ole%eribe minutely the case, etulo..mg a t%nut 1311Ce fn Advice and which cau be f u rwardeil lu any part of the World. Gurs and Co. M R.G. Surovna, 13, Bouverie.strret, Fled. street, London. LONDON: Priutcd e n d Publlihrd al ill. Office. Nu. I. Strand; *Mee Adm.'Hutment. nr. re CrIVC.i. mud 1.. Ileti (Iron-Paid) mu•t be Addis... ..—C. SUITIL NO. Clement'. luny Printer.—J. WHITE, Nu i 27, Straml, Publislber. Cs