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Il cf . P 464, 3i. rey, wri« Fa.rtjtntted I t''• .26 h itottnot. I tool r.i.etsitrittat resent...l an neettettl of all Mint.. ▪ by Soltj- riot to t Gttverortt•ot of Frno.w t • tb.• Ttrrity of 17tati, hr.— f ittityrtit to Ite r , noted. Mr RlCAnen moierl for an , ICISIOnt of 111 iPtiftr from the I fru o: to .1 it to!rr Sloe Art fiACio 111 fn.m sth Jnk. Isla, to y, Ibla. yrt:y- In{ lib , ' ig40 , 01. of 1.11. h goosil r with Ito. ***** not soil rule of isttestst paid flumes, by thy 'tank of Eltglatitl,-- I tritely& LORD JUSTICE DENLR 41. The I roll Jortire.Gcneral (Scotland) Bill c.a. read a *c row, lime, and °Nell 41 to by colt on Monday the 21;th April CLERK OF TIM rE4er onci.tivn.) Sir l.#l/11 N.NToRT poolpon , ll Iry M.ll V.ll for the ergo -I“tiots of the shove oihre till fIITAI,IFICATION OF MP:Mint . ..its. Sire o, , !er the Day for the further cloaieferatiou of the II: part of the Qualification of Meroders 111.11, A Member. whose name we erre suable to learn, that it almoll be postponed. Sir G Walketttlot • ....id, the Pill 11,1 hero siren& post poned two or three times ; it was ilrierahle it should be carried if p previous in the Fader Fryers, nut In iu terfere the great press of business which %mild come en IsPerwarils. Snr C. Montle mold, the Bill well of rods a natore that ito ri , nneenieriee would result from its postponement. Nlr Gn•noe root, it conceive what possible objection r:..0.1 br rai ent aphis' the 11111. 31r 11rs.wrt t. sand, !lie object of ihe hid ens moist f.ir ; ',taco sem. I. Geothmeii In tlu• sAnse sitnatimi nits fr.infr I In LIVZ:nn.l, at EligliSli Gentlemen are in wills unmet, to Scotland. Mr. C 'FiNNWOMI said, Ilse rill mudded a Scotch Gen. In ,tend candidate for nos city or borough in ELlE fird.r.rt, or Wake, ei hoist the leiter receiving any .q.lien!ent more than lIW3 al lifts , ni vnmstalwel Ile argot,' Hort et troded to glister!, she rillitistoision of Parliament, as moiled Si sunorspernre of the uniting wills Similand and Ire. hod, and therefore fill 11 I la duly 11/ 1.11114. W 11. Gentleman moved, as an 'mewls...sit, " That thi Report be taken into farther consid , sainm this day six niimilis" shooglis the 11,11 just, bolls 111 its principle Rod ati o rs iii i ,o,t,,d,,,premerl his determination to support it, t 4 ir Carus spoke in f.'s row of the original mot . air C. Minna' recommended the debate sin she Bill to be ponlinnicil In III? And at,nllll.Z. Sir G. ‘l'Amitvortnra winked slat third reading should lake pi ire 1.11 IV. clurxday next The amelohnenle were then read • second time, the Be. port was nerved to, and the Bill fixed for the ',Mil teashoz SOD Wrilintilay nest. i-Ei.omr.s or; CANAILS. The noose strut lido a Committee on the above Bill. It was considered w Ilw U..mmitlltt, and the port ordered to be brought tip 111 noon.* WATER IMO A NNVITI ES. ..... - Tbr CIWIrk.II.I.IIR 11,e FACIISQUVR brOnht IVAls•r!s ,,, 11 . .8.141 Annuity RAC whirls wit.; rratl a Gigs time, and Gail fur able 1 sends's( un w.4nefddy surtssight. I.I(7ENSEti Tbe nbove Dill pa►seJ ihrou i th • Commiltee.—Report to• ftV.frOi. SCOTCH E NG The 3t, trod a becooJ how, and urtlcred for reiniisil un 111 on April 27. PAST INDIA GOODS. The Itepnel of the Baal India Gonda Bill vs< lironaht np *nil ncreed to, and the Hill fixed fur the thud reading to. lIMPTOIII/. Mr Items BLAIR movrd for leave to tiring in a Rill to rnahle the Coman a and Sirwarlrir• of Scotlaud to give aid to Royal Ringha ritoatril therein In iturrore and rn la►te their Gan's Riven. . . . The Firm. 'Gentleman Amity afterwards loorzlit in his Dill, which Ira read a first lime, and twit, rril to be rind a artund tune lowtoit()Vf, and priotir.t. CIMIN FY TREAsturEs or: ELAN Irs. S:r Ceo lIIL6 said, that t h e 111014011 Of obi, h i.e had girr n orifice, respecting Con ay Ta3Sl.lTrlll in Ireland, W 3, ri mean , e hurt salted for in that country, a n d cireum s'ances, %Ouch it was not necessary to particularise, had it. ly b•ptoneri to art the netrUily of it in a sarong point .fr bra. 'I he Ilsoi. Condemn !btu moved fo r leave In bring in It rill in compel County 'rreronreis in Ireland to it ire r officio nt arrurity for all public money ri craved by them. —The ration was agri r .11 to, and bare given. REPAIRS OF ROADS (IRELAND'. G 1111./.. siftcr some resnalts in esplaistion, obtained 1. ate to Ling in s for effecting sepairs in the flail Coale Roads in Inland, under the eirectiou of the Post- Vaisters-Gruer..l. OLSEASE—(IIIELAND). 3 nlty Nynir ORT . 6 utotinn everclin Hirsute of 114- e..re iu In latol nod the situatieu of the pour there, was I , ,,ofpo:itil till to-morrow. I'ItICE OF nun_ _ . _ Sir W. CONGRETT, in mama* that the Order of the Day fir resseni•E the debate on the Petition presented by flee Mineser for Westminster (Sir F. Burdett?, complaining of the ille;at conduct of certain Macish ales its Plymouth, iss refusing Su plant pt ictudliog because. be discharged, ob. .reseal s IWO Olt re titter was a more unfounded charge than that ref rred to, and that i.e ronsitk II d the altsruee of the Mon. Mt Wise as a virtual as ketuatedgenent of its falsehood. —The under was thrie discharged. DISTI ILI NCS—(IRELA N fir Cotettestan newer& That there he laid on the t.ilile au Account of sult Stills euntasuing less times one 4010..4 gallons, iteensid, and now ■t work in Ireliusd, spitsfyiiie the cnutities wherein situated, and the times u hen I.re sistat."—theleeed. COALS A l'i titinn nos linnenied from Edinburgh, sitailuit any Itiltratioli in the Coal Ihilies.—livoil, mid laid ou (lie table. CONDUCT OF A JUDGE. Ste. li. SIARIIN said, his motion fur the pruduction of the cum of the Bill of Indictment found against E. Burke, an attorney, for wilful and corrupt perjury, and tried before Hanoi 11•Clell.nd, in Boblin, bad been fixed for the 29th M trek, bait mild not be brought on that night on account of the io, di hate (on the complaint against the Hun. W. Quin) %loch then tu , sk place, but was estretnely desirous of f►xing it toe an rally day, when throe Menibeis wh• wished to de_ teed the tharacier of the Learned Judge should be present. Sir G. Ilst.s. said, it was most painful to the feelings of the Lenard Judge to have the charge se lung remaining in to pease. He could state with truth that the cashed day mould he the moot agreeable to that individual. Mr. SIARTIN, after slating something respecting a wish entertained by the late Attorney General fur Ireland to nt. tend the debate on the motion, which we could nut distinetly bear, p etiptined it tall Wednesday, April 28th. The House then adjourned, • few minutes past Eleven .51:15.5c FOREIGN IN% ELLIGENCE. PARIS PAPERS. PARIS, APRIL 2. 4). Tuesday' next the King's Nltineters will pre , sold to the Chambers a I.aw for the orgauisation of the Sai:oti;sl(:iiari!.. Madame Li 'l,-Ireclialit Brune has addressed • Itime t the detti.iiiiting justice for the 11.111 der of tiro littslawai. This Petition, which was cirn'sls rip by 31. Dupiii, contains the following •,.see '— " I &mind jnsure , Sire! Jamiee fur the murder of my ib 1,0 ; j•s,tire fir the towage offered to his dead body; i rule for tar tu•utt done I.s bi memory, by those oliu oat , d to as rose him of suicide, 'ibis justice I demand of the king, hirtioasid it of his Mitliflit7ll, I demand it of the timillins, I demand it. of the entire simian. I wish that from Ow Leis:J.l of every honest person the same cry would j.sm. that esrsprs from wine, Juitire Jestire!" Alsiiiitne Mareclude coucloftes her Petition, by preying the Ki..g to prosecute and try in the tripulal, milder th► ryy• a the Government, the crimPo of which .h► rv.'upinin•. • TO CtIRRISPODENTS. ••• (htr itittnemns Correptinilerito are asserra, that many of their 'recut and VAl.,,hle commonicationa hare been withheld from publication only by the confirmed preaaure of I'm+ tna.nbny Drbetr, to which Tilt RlliTlaft POMP.' i• pulirnlarty drsoted; and that the opportttnityett; , rdrd by die 'nailing holidays will he embraced (or the purpose of laying them before its mailers. TE - I BIZ.I I II S U PIZ.ES S. LONDON, TUESDAY, APRIL 6, 1919. Reports were presented last evening in both flionies of Parliament, from the respective Com mittees appointed to inquire into the state of the B ink of England, with reference to the propriety of its resuming cash payments at the Sth or July next. These Reports, however, contained no inti mation of the definitive arrangement that may be expi cted from the deliberations of the two Com mittees, lint merely suggested that Parliament should interfere to prevent every partial issue of specie by the Bank of England, until the arrival of the moment when the existing restriction may with safety be removed alto4ether. The partial issues which the Committees desire to have re strained, are the payinetirs in specie of all notes hearing date before the Ist of January, 1817, and ako the psyments of dividends below a certain amount. A 1111 iu conformity with this suggestion was brottp,ht into the House of Commons by Mr. Pest., as Chairman of the Commons' Committee, and was passed through all its stages, This Bill will be introduced into the House of Lords this evening, and for the purpose of pushing it through all its stages during one sitting, the Earl of hIaR ROWDY, in pursuance of the motion last evenings will more for the suspension of those Standing Outlets which would interfere with such au arrange ment. Partial issues of specie in the present state of our circulating medium could possibly be attend ed with no mkr effect than to drain the Bank of England infmt unnecessarily of its treasure, but it is to be lamented that the necessity of preventing them so future was not discovered a few days earlier. The object of the ',resent measure might then be obtain ed without violating the most important privileges of 1,0111 flumes of Parliament. lu the House of Commons Lord CASTLEREAGH gas r notice art motion, on W'eslnesday next, for ao Adjournment to that slay fortnight. Mr. ELLIS has abandoned the motion of which lie gave notice, for the removal of Mr. WYTIOHASE Quve from the Aire of CII4iOS 1:01111UM111 of the county of Limerick. We have received the Paris Papers of Fri day last. There have been it° public sittings for some days in the Legi,lative Chambers, but the bureaux have been engaged in examining the pro jects of laws recently submitted to the Chamber of Deputirs. KOTZEBUE'S murderer was still liv log at Minilieim oil the 27111 of March, but fears were entertained that hip wounds were mortal.— The widow of 111ar,litil Rauxe has presented a Petition to the KING, praying that proceedings might be instituted in Pais for the purpose of avenging the death of her husband, who was killed about four years tiara at Avignon, in • popular commotion. The difliculties i xhei i [iced by Mademoiselle 31Atts, iu her arrangeu►euts with the Cometlie Francais', are finully removed. The lease of ab. seoce fur four month, which she required, it re duced to two, and us u recompense fur this lots, she is to receive au increase of .20,000 francs a year. NIANLIUS is equally restricted, and will receive the saute Kral ification. The French Emirla were. On Thursday—Five per Cents. •8 f. 20 c. Bank Stock, 1,520 f. Ce►man Papers hove arrived at our Office, but their contents are wholly truititere.tiog. Yesterday Count MUMMA bad an audience of the PRINCE REGENT. at Carlton-House. Our letter from Dover, dated March 4 (Sun. iluy). says:—'• The Lord Deuces packet arrived this afternoon. with Sir GEORGE TALBOT and only ; and the Lady Jane Jams. and Defence passage vessels, with many passengers." Lord JANES STUART. Member for Cardiff, was omitted in the list of the Minority ou Lord Auctti. lIALD HAMILTON'S Motion. A Convention has been entered into by the Vice. ray of Pun. on the pun of Spain. and Captain Sulam FP, of the Andromache frigate. for this coun try. allowing British vessels and cargoes free entry at Callao and Lima. In consequence of it a very considerable trade was carried ou between Luna and Valparaiso. The Saneltc:ch packet has arrived from the Braids. The mccouirts by het from Itio Janeiro are of the 27th January. They supply news of the capture of several more Portuguese ships by in surgent privateers, in addition to the long list of those whirl, had previously fallen into their hands, ft was said to he'in the contemplation of the Go. cerement in consequence to reduce the dunes on B e ir o ai shipping ant) cargoes ruining from Tartu. gal (which are at present so high as to amount to • total proliitatiuir), ortlvr tiro the trade might be carried on in foreign s!iips. r . ilk to., •;;; 1 . ";>II6 TV --- • t14;"il r <lre. e 1!... • • (:: CV) ipm, FASHIONABLE MOrEMENTS. The Marquis awl Merthi ~,, est. of Lothian have I-ft tem*, Mil a siut to bud and Lady Mary Kerr, at their aro, Hulas. wow!, llr►hs. _ _ T. T. Eger Inn, Esq. M.P. end firnity, left town yesterdsy fur their seat, Tattoo Park, Chesl4ire. The Alierine Ambassador and suite are removed firm Dlake's Dote!, irrinys.street, to their new Modeller, in I)elaboy•strert, nster. Departures from the W a trrliin lintel, leriviyn-street d Ahranley, for Paris; mull Major auil Mrs. Guldswertby, for th, it seat in Yorkshire. F.4SIIIONARLE PARTIES. The Ambassador from the Netherlands gave a grand en. tertaiiiment yesterday, at his resideoce, Whitehall-place, to the Marquis of Camden, the Earl of Ashbortsham, Lord Carle!...., Lord De-la-Warr, floc Right 800. Chailea Long, Mr. Iftoikirson, Mr. Bootle Wilbraham, Sir George Beau mont, Mr. Osborne Markham, Mr Villiers, Mr. Hades, the !belt Ron. C. Arlmthnot, &c. Lord Castlereagh gave a gram, dinner. on Sunday, at his house in St. Jawies's.sqoare, to Lord Kingsborough, Lord Walpole, Sir George %Varrender, Sir George CAwkkorn, the Lord Advocate of Scotland, Colonel Wood, Mr. Brow?, Colonel F. Lygon, Mr. Estcourt, Mr. Fane, Mr. IL Sum ner, Colonel Sirott, Mr. A Houhloo, Mr. Scott, &c. Lady Ileatheote entertained a select party of ficohionables on Sunday, at her bonne in Grosvenor-s q uare ' • among whom were—the Dowager Duchess of Leeds and Lady Caroline Osborne, F.arl of Clare, Lord Foley, Lord and Lady Vying. ton, John Lalouche, Esq. Mr. Frederick Ryng , Ike. The Duke of Glouevater will give a grand entertainment tn-wtnrrow, to a large party of divtinguisbed personam at Gloarepter-houvr. The Earl of Harrosby will have a Imp dinner party this day, at hm house iu trrommor-sqoare. Mr. and Mrs. Egerton had • grand dinner party on Sun day, at their Mouse in St J.sineesmnuare. The Earl rif Westwood,.lid will eatrrlain a lure party of distinction to.m.liriow, at his boom in Gruairenor-square. The Earl of Shafteobery gave an elegant entertainment, on Sunday, In the Duke of Millington and a large party of distinguished perainiagm, at his him.e iu Groryonior•nquare. The Marlow of Rule mit. ' , rained • large party of rin.tine lion yesterday, at hie house in Connaught-plate. Lord and Lady Milton will entertain • large party of dia• tinguivtied peraonagra to.morruw, at tbeii reasdi tree, Morti mer House, Gromenor-square. Tlnr Duke and Du..hes of Gi.ottcEsTsrt had a select tinnier party yesterday, at Gloucester-tenure. On Sunday Viscount CAPTLEREAOII had a on merlins parliamentary diiiiier, at his house in St. Jam The Earl of ERROL rate Lord HAY) has taken leave of Iris brother officers in the 85th r. giment, in Plymouth garrison, fur his ►rat in Scotland. Sir Titoimas sod Lady ACLAND and family left Killen 011 011 Monday last for Loudon. Lord liEcTivc Bill shortly lead to the hymeneal altar the rich and accomplished Mi.* WICKHAM, every preparation being finally settled for the happy r vent. —( Everting Paper.) It is expected that Lord JOHN CAMPBELL will shortly lead to the hymeneal soar the beautiful and accomplished Lady HARRIET Nevrt.t.E, oily daughter of the Earl of ABEROATZNIIY.—(/bid). Yesterday morning the remains of the Dowager Nlarchitmess of TOWNSHEND were removed from her house in Weymouth -street, for interment, iu the family vault at }Witham. She has left a very extensise circle of relatives and attached friends to deplore the loss of one of the most amiable of women ; she might truly b. said to have been equally an honour and au ornament to the Peerage. so distinguished was she for the high qualities of her heart, as well as for the beauty of her person. IMPROVEMENT OF THE VELOCIPEDE.--It it 'sill the present Velocipede will soon be superseded by one making by nu ingenious person of Yar mouth, after the manner of the razor-grinding wh ee l, to be worked by • treadle for both feet. If it succeeds it is expected it will move at the rapid rate of twelve miles in an hour. Mr. W. FAaREN performed Lord Oglrby, at the Bath Theatre, on Monday List, for the benefit of his brother, Mr. PLIICY FAIIREN ; when the favourable reception of his performance induced the manager to offer him a very profitable engagement for a fe w nighte, which lie accepted. He seems, from the Iluth pipers, to be as great a favourite there as in London. Theatre-Royal, English Opera.—Mr. AIATHEWS still contittues to Attract fashionable and crowded audiences. Among the company present last week we oh.erved the following, with large partiea:— The Duke and Duchess of Newcastle, the Duke of Bed ford, Duchess of R:chmoild, Marchioness of Winchester, Marquis and Marchioness of Bath, Marchioness of Down shire, Countess of Avlesford, Earl and Countess of Mal grave, Earl and Countess of Cassilis, Ladies Coll i nitwood, H. Howard, Arden, Murray, Codiington, Ilagiterstone, Emily Bathurst, Boston, and &intent; Countess of Guilford; Lords Boston, lugestric, Douro, and Stanley ; Earl Bathurst, Sir David Baird, Sir E. Cintrinotton, Admiral Sutheron, Hon. Mrs. Canliffe, Hon. Mr.. Col. Brand, Major Dawson, Sir G. &c. &c. We hear with pleasure that some of the princi pal Gentlemen and leshabitants of the Isle of Wight, ore interesting themselves in behalf of the wretched sufferers of the Scilly islands. A sub scription is opened, and a public ball, which there is no doubt will be very fully attended, is atm pro posed for their relief, the amount of which will be transmitted to London, in rid of the general fond. We are much gratified at seeing a Ittquieition to the Mayor of Bath, to oppoint a fleeting for the above benevolent object, signed by tin fewer than eight Admirals and sixteen Captains of the Navy. Oa Saturday the Lottery finished. Buil (its suld more Capitals than niuy other Office- Keeper. The 10,000/. Prize, which lie shared, went ns followb A Glossier to Hereford, 1 A Sixteenth to Erlinhorgh r An Eighth to Sidmouth, A Sixteenth to Hrilessortli t A ditto to Saffron Wahlon, A Sixteenth to filatiliiit, A Sixteenth to Bideford, A Sixteenth to Northampton, A Sixteenth to R. sdliption, A Sixteenth not registered. A Sixteenth In Dartmouth, In a few slays mit intends publishing the places where his other o.putols went to, bit he never tneuthugs the honors of the ferinoste Purchabers. The Pyramus frigate was launched on Sit/inlay evening at 1 1 1)niouih, lint very kw spectators at• traded; the L....nifint, 98, iv to lie built on the vents alive LAW INTELLWENCE. VICE.CRANCELLORN COURT. I.tacout'alls, Mannar, Aram b. I /ITV r?VWART, r. the Coolers. of •11111.11/11, ORDE, and *turns Mr. Unarm a•ked for the permirsion of Ilie Court. ou the 110141 r of L o rd Stewart, to give notice of n motion in this ramie for Wednesday next. The Vtrit-CHattrEt.t.oa—" Be it PO." Tao Petitions iii the same cause were then e 411.4.1 rot. _ _ . HART, Counsel GK the Countess of Antri m, 'mild, that the Petitions could not now he heard, its th e s u it ...vs shared by the marriage of Lady Frmores Emily Vane Tempest and Lord Stewart, and by hearing them, his H 'a time would he occupied unnecessarily. as the Court could make no order on the Petitions. They were presented by the Countess of Antrim, because she II ght the interest of the young Lady wits not sufficiently at tended to, by her next friend, the judgment of an other person was now to he consulted, that of Lord Stewart, and perhaps he might think the Petitions unneces.ary. The Vics•CHarrcet.t.ort- 44 Let the Petitions he airsick nut of the Paper, and cuspidering all the circumstances that hove taken place, I hope I shall never hear any more of them." Mr. HART—" I have no doubt but the snit will be brought to a cruclu.ion on Wednesday." His Honour the Vice-Chancellor was occupied the remainder of the (-Loy in hearing Banks nut Petitions, of no interest except to the parties con cerned. S7UPENDOUS UNDERTAKING. INTENDED IRON BRIDGE ACROSS lIAMOAZE. The landed interest of the sister counties of Devon and Cornwall have come to a resolution to erect an iron bridge across Hammure, similar to the tionderland in point of height, via. 290 fret above the level of the sea, to admit the sons"( Neptune passing smiler without striking their colours In respect of arches, it will have the same number as the Southwark; the central one spanning the whole breadth of Hammisc, the other two (under which the streets of Torpoint soul New Passage will respectively pass) are for the sob• purpose of obtaining a tolerably level road way 0(20 fri I wide, ion-holing the foot-ways of ten feet each. The name fixed on is "The ttainu Bridge," as its key stmi• will unite the conoties. We understood the Central Gtmmttt•-e a ill be held at Goode's Hotel, Fare street, Dock, Plymouth. BUIGHTON, Aram 5. Front a notification received, it appeared to have been the intention of this town's best benefactor, the Prince Regent, to have returned to the Pavilion on Saturday last, but this additional and desirable visit to the place has been deferred for a few days merely, as there yet seems no doubt of his Royal being here before Easter-day. Until the new hall can be completed, the principal ' , niece entrance since this day setiniglit has been removed to the outside of the South-gate of the grounds. The Earl and Countess of Arran, with their retinue, departed for Dover on Thursday, to em balk for Calais and Paris. Mrs. hitsherhert, to the relief of the surrounding poor, continues to occupy her Steyne mansion. This Lady has " a hound open as day to melting charity." Her health appears to have much amended or late. Exercise in a low cirrisge, bat elegant end convenient, and to which only one horse is attached, is her common practice, when the weather is favourable, before d• r. She enjoys respect in public, and happiness in retirement. The subscriptions to restore annual races to tl►is place, go on in the most promising manner. The following is the House List of the Governors and Directors of the Bank of England fur the year ensuing, viz.— volt GOVtItMONS, GEORGE DORRIEN, Esq. Governor, CHARLES POLE, Esq. Deputy-Governor. FOIL DIRECTORS, George Blackman. Esq. William Mellish, Eeq. Cornelius Bulks', Esq. Sir Tbosnas Nrave, Bart. Henry Davidson, Esq. Jams a Paiiisust. jun. Esq. Samuel Drewe, EN Join' Name, Esq. 1 William H.slilimantl, Esq. Richard Mee Rallies, Esq. Jeremiah Harman, Esq. Mira Belo r Richards, Esq. Samuel Hibbert, Esq. Wm. Tierney Roberts, Esq. John Josiah Wilford, Esq. Henry Smith, Esq. Tbumas Langtry, Esq. Sumer! Thornton, Esq. Benton Long, Esq. Stephen Thornton, Esq. Willi a m Maiming, Esq. Sir Robert Wigram, Knight Ebenezer Maitland Esq. John Whitmore, Eeq. ... • • The Election for Governor and Deputy-Governor will be held at the Bank THIS DAY, TUESDAY, the Gth, and fur Directors TO-MOHROW, WEDNESDAY, the 7th Instant, from Ten o'Cluck iu the Forenoon till Four in the Aries 11(100. We would 'Weise the friends of Reform to be upon their guard ugainst spies and informers. We know that they are u_ work in tlikr and ore very ociire iu encouraging the pike Ont.— ( Manchester Observer.) Potters clay, and materials for the manufacture of porcelain, have been discovered at Malkin, in Flititshire; the attal)ses of chemists and the trials by potters, prove the fact of importance. Mill stones, nearly equal to French burrs, have also been dug up. The following Candidates have declared them selves for the present vacancy for Barnstaple:— The LORD NIAVOR M. NOLAN. Erg. Sir 11. C. Titomrsost, and IllouucusEu Esq. son of Sir 11. Wass', Bart. On the 3lst ult. the Prudence, from St. Übe. to Linn-1.41c, sunk in the Shan tttttt . At Mr. Champion's annual sale of improved short Lotus, at Myth, on the 13th ult. (w►ich was very n•merously and respectably attended), the cows and herfcrs averaged near upuu 4111. each. Bedford, • yearling bull, t►e sou and gi 411114111 to Myth Comet, was sold for 200 guineas; Hero, • bull calf, 11 mouths old, by Warrior, was sold for 100 guineas As • proof of the early maturity mid profitable retools of this breed, fur she food consumed, a steer calf by Blyth Comet, and bred from a small tow, which was • great milker, was exhibited to t►e company at the mile 1111 the Ilhhuf March, 1818, mu a moderate store eurodollars, and shown at lists sale fat, mod he would not ►ave been two years old until the ltth of April inst. This steer has been slaughte►ed since the axle at Worksop, and weighed 71 alone • (14Iha to the Moue); ►e had 11 stone tilbo. of louse tallow. The steer was Auld fur half-a-guinea per •mounting to 371. 78.9 d., mid was a beautiful hie' carcass et ',alike bra _r--- ~' IRELAND. DUBLIN, APRIL 2. Her Grace the Duchess of Leitooer was iletiver o l for a 'ror,,dav morning. in Ruda nflovntre. lire Orace'a acenuihemnsi WAS extremely to,u r:. hl , •, and she is rapidly recoveriog from the intlepok i i i ,,,, attendant upon It. Tins infoot toeing the heir f the House of Leinster, takes the tole of Marquis €f Kild4re. Jr. Prit tie has declared himself a Candidate fir the comity of Tipperary. /ler Excellency the Countess Talbot give lisr first private 13411 fur the season, on Tuesday it was attended by a vast number of the Nobility and Gentry. Mr. Booth played ifoirdet for his benefit last night. The arililoquiea were oven ‘lehv-roil ; the advice to the players was given with I,eenlisr city; in the trying part of the scene with tte wain. diggers, " Alas, I'oor Yoriek !" &r. mach gars! taste and discrimination were ohserv.,ble, aod the death-scene was, as usual, truly excellent. Ile a ss much applauded. A 4 Jerry Sneak, in the farce of The Mayor of Garrott, lie gain! .4 lu.ltr, all) sod amusing picture of a lien-packed Crx:kiley. NAVAL InII7,:t.LIGEACC. .PORT.MOI3IIf, APRIL 4. Ar►ived the Ncircavile tom Chatham ; Supply oral patch (naval Iranspalx) Gum Übe e3glitaril. Sailed the Pitt, fur St. Kite.; Concur/1, fur St Michair., Beaufort, fur Jamaica; Britannia, fur Si. Domingo; C 0... fur Antigua; Comet, fur KM Jaut iru William, ha New York. PLYMOCTIT, APRIL 3. The Industry of this port is wrrektd at St. Mitheers. Sailed the Weymouth sture-ship fur Chatham. FALMOUTH, APRIL 1. Sailed the Lady Arebrila packet anti NuC:uts fur Lisbon ; with snails. Attu'. 2. Sailed the Swallow, Pl4llips, for the (Thor i.f ands number uluutward•buunil vessels ai.ol lIPAL, APRIL 4. Came down frnm the ibver lazt l vroorz. at • , the Lord Wellington, Ander:on, C.r the 1 Ir ~r Flo. id., Rlynton. fur Jamaica; a n d path d wLilt the ah, le of the outward how., on their rc•peetive vr•laftes. Yesuctolay morning tb• Patina, Philops, for Livrrono% ran tot whore oli listsgsdostn, iu • thick fog, but gut al without damage. r.t•ntroot, APRIL 3. The Amity, Mlazwetl, for Ni w Yo k, got oil &Iwo. tam morning im the Flats, hut was cot off, ■ud procetled to wu this creinises tide. COMES, APRIL 4. Ssiled this rni , rising the Honourabi , Coirivino Marren Hastings and General Harris, and the *bob at 1,.s outward.bound vessels with a fine breeze at S E. MILFORD, APItIt, 2 The mow Mercury, Whiteway, ur and rum ... noto!,, fur Lirerpool,sailed hence yesterday moruovg, hut 14:1i u , (01111111liely doiven by the strong current or ode ill n fal , l thick fog, on the Bishops, where she soon went to pieces.—Crew saved, and landed oultomsey CORN EXCHANGE. APRIL 5. Although we had hut very few fresh arrivals this mesa iag, yet there was a large quantity of Grain left over faun late arrivals; the few sales made in fine %Vheat were on rather lower terms than this day week, and inferior is steady unsaleable. The art Trade is very dull at the prices of this day week; Matting Bailey is ss. and inferior sorts 34. per quarter lower lbws Ibis day week. Pease and Beaus are very dull. la other articles there is no alteration. CURRENT PRICES OF GRAIN. Foreign Wheat ....56s 60s Grey Pease 60.4 661 Fier ditto 66.: 76s Fii,e ditto English Wheat ....60s 69s Tick Beaus 34. 40• Fine ditto 72s 78s Old ditto 5Ol 524 Old ditto --s —s Small ditto s6s 00. Rye 4O, —s Old ditto s—. Fine ditto ........•40s 46, Feed Oats .........25. 28s Barley 24. 30s Fine ditto ..30. 31s Fine ditto .. ...... 32. 36s Poland ditto 2o3s 321 New ditto 46. 52. Fine ditto 32s 34s Malt 801 84s Potato ditto . ...... 33.; 3" Fine ditto .MO --s Rape Seed, per last ..46/ . 41 White Pease (hoilors)4o* 46. I Fiue Flour 6O: 60. Fine ditto SMITHFIELD MARKET, Aram 5. This day's market was pretty well 'applied with prime beasts, and the thew of cattle iii other respects was nild tiling ; Beef and Mutton support last piers; Veal and l'i.:lt were cheaper, and the trade in cearrai ass somewhat kritk. The oaks in the Hay-ntarket were tattier lively ; Hay, Straw, and Clover fetched last prices ; annexed Is a correct state. meat of the ;wires and nuttibet a : To sink tbc offal per stone of 6111. 8eef....45. CI to 6s. 0.1. Head of Cattle this day : Mutton _ls. 8.1 At 61. &l. Beasts 2114 d Vea1....411 817 to tis. Id. Sheep 17,7nt► Pork .. 4s. WI. to 6s. 4.1 i Calves 2 40 Lamb...oa. Od. to Oa. Oil. 1 pies HAY—MARKET. Hay... 4l. Os 0.1. to 71. 79. MI. Straw Clover 4l. Os. Od. to $l. th. COAL 51ARKLT, APRIL 5. Skips at Market writ Sold. Priv r 75 Newcastle 37 Sunderland PRICE OF STOt:KS VINTEST)AIf 3 lin Ct. C0n5..... 75; I Ex. bills, Q .... 2 1 I►. S per Ct. N.An... iosit I Cons. for Acc 73it Indio Bonds 40 38 pr. I MARRIAGE. ........ Ou the 30th last, at Little Buukhass, surrey, Men Ravi. laud, Esq. WO Regius Piofessur of Physic in the Universilv of Cambridge, to IA,uIH, youngest daughter and co-heircsa of the late Rev. ticurge Pullen, of Little Buulthsw. DEATIIS. 0.1 the 741 itast.int, at 1,o;;;1;ting, Mr. Houkham, s o in the Huth year of his age. At Drogheda, on the 74th lilt. Edward Ryan, aged owe years, eldest sun of the late I.trnt -Colonel Sir y • and grandson of Archibald Hamilton Itimay, Es 1 Ou the 24th ult. in the 21st year of her age, lioOlv, ti c eldest (laugh!' r of the late Sir Joseph Mawbey, Hart. (- lila Park, Surrey. On TurioLy I.:st, of a cumin niption, at the hair Ake, is George's-square, I'h•m•mth, Joins Giuliani, lig Cortaro the 71k Dragoon Gourd.. aged 24. The reniaiiis of th!,. sionch.tifluvrti young office; were inter/14 on Fritl.l:4, with enslittry honours, at stoke, and his funeral nail al tendril by General Browne and the officers of his ',tan, Colonel Donne and the officers of the 7th Dragoons, from the bead-tioarters at Exeter, and by all the of f icers in tie garrison. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE. Murano( 12 after H. I Events( 41 after 11. LONDON: Printed aid United at the Office, No. 147, Strand; "bore Advertiamenta are received, and Letter, (pant-pal) anent be addreased.—C. SMITH, No. Clement's Ina, Printer.....J..WHlTE, Na. 117, btrand, Publ.:Am ~-