The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1819-06-09 00:00:00

THE TURF. ASCOT HEATH RACES. The il..lightful opal was *Headed yesterday by more i 11.+auty and fa.bion than even Erman and the +llOO4 acre far i , arrior. His Royal Utah...46811w Prince Hegatisolw Doke of York, and Princess Allglitta, bottom ed fbe course with I their pr.-retire. HIS MAjnly's II it• of 100 gr f..t. all:ages. Mr. r..riti". Hospitality I •••:;•• f'..4mitliq eh. h. Sir Thema. Mr. Slier/aril's Fits/tattoo 11r. trothten's Truth 4 i Mr namshottom'a G in S nu Tint'', which know eon cl.vrily et E 1 0wr0.... S to 1 agst 11w *ore, rode by Mr. Forth. Sir 'ltionins i m got up in mintiest outfit ilw torn of 11w half mite, when I t Forth led and won to a ranter by ottirceal irtigi ha. 'I he Renewed Sweepstake. of Ines. each far all ages ; 4 yrs 1 old, 7+l 9115.; tier yr. old, 4.t. 51b.; six y.s old, lOst. 1 1 Ih. ; and aged, n.t. Twn miles and a half. I ~ 1 11 Foley'. Voting Wizard. 4 yrs nl.l tIl . Wyndliam's St:serial I, 4 yi y 0111 2 Doke of York's Slaisitinvoilgh toed Hentieek named Maid of the 33th II to 4 ou Wizard or Silrcrtail. 2 to 1 against the isinni r. Won ',el. The Datlynds Slakes of 30gs. each, 20 ft. foe all ages, two :via old excepted Too miles and a half. ITike of Itiithold's Quadrille Lord Foley'sManfreil Are. PoileMiam's Spectre 14y. Wyndliasit's Skint .. Mr. Vaosittait 'lamed David 5 6to 1 apt the a inaer..-61 to 4 apt Manfred-4 to 1 %gat flito-4 to 1 oiest David-4 to I apt Spectre. Won eery, by Cliilriteyot the moil of the race, lint Manfred a decided Po...mite iii loosing. Si...ecru:it...a of lrOgs. each....-Colt., Sat.7lb.; 1111ie.,..t. 411 i. 140.1 Lowthey's c. by Haphazard, nut of iris.. walked 'wit Sweepstakes of 200 gs. each. Mr. Yansitlarep gr. c. by Treasurer walked over Sweepriales a I IXles. cacti. 14 Cavendish'. Miiiilletherpe (sold to Col. Churchill) 1 IA Foley'. ch. by Soothsayer. oat of Blowing 6 to 4 on the %Muer...able was the butt race of the day, and woo by a neck. GRIMSBY NESTING, LINCOLNSHIRE. Tat/an:oar, JUN, 3. A Maiden Plate of 50/. fur dust-year olds sod upwards. Two-mile brats. 111r.Hatwadh'sbr. cult, hy Black Sir Charles, 3.yrs 0. 4ob. 4 Mr. Hill's b. roll, by Cburur, 3-yrs el•l i 41b. •• • . ft 2 blr. Bell' s b. f. by Pow. land, 3.yrs old, e1.i.411b.•• • 2 3 Two we;l-eoutertral beam NAIitCHF.STER RACES. 11**--FatDAV. MS* 4. A Swterstakra of Ingo. each, wadi f,Ogs. added. Twice mend Mr Course and a dianneet. Mr. Tatter P 40110112 trail Koss ttttt rs's forsollnwer 3 Sia T. Sianley's I.e.,fric Sax p.sial. A moil eluding' We. A PIO. andoo/ for all aces. Heals, c irate Teraina the row , ' * distract*. Ibe second borne to receive 101. Lord Derby's Corr...fin ME. G4l rtirliell Sir I'mol Mr. Tome's llonlitatt Mr. Tatra% fitwdy . .• • . 3 dr Twelve were draw o. Won way. - - " - I:3mlicap Sink t. of ISEit. each, with 30 ca. 'Ailed, fur all ages. Twit', tonsil the Course and a Jistanee, Sir IT. W. Wylie. tittle ( , mro .Sir J G. Fenton • Gauthoope Itlr. smith's Ve4per 4 Mr. st..ne' s Sketch c r T. Siattlev's r. lit- A. cli.luke ...... Pd Mr. Tumes Duplicate A erri . .roattaird race. !%lADDINGTON RACLS-STOCEDRIDGE COURSE. JC:tt 4. ASs reintalt^s of sgs. such, la ith 25 added. Heals, the Ntlfr rum PP. Mr. Pryse's rh. e. by Rubrits, 3to nl.l, 6A. Mb. .. • I 1 I. %rather's Srari.cr.,..r, 6 )r. I.ld, 90. 21b. Howe:o Ir.( sister to Uprighl Judge, 4 yrs ••61 4 3 Sir H. Irtyrinc..l . 's brother 101 Apli/0.3 crsold,6rtl3lb. 3 dr A trey hue tars, each brat wuu by • head wily. AMERICAN THEATRICALS. --- Mr. and Mrs. Totrtley's engagement terminated S iford.iy evening. Mr. B. performrd the Jul Kaibt in his beta 'winner, and Mrs. B. Lady umirst, iii the Wedding Day. They contemplate the South. Will will, we understand, p►o ciell as bir as Richmond and Prirrisburgls; soil or arc oitipherl that they null be rot-rived by the and s•pisited inhabitants of those cities, in a manner corresponding with their acknowledged nirrit and attruction4.—(Netc York, April , 26.,) This evr • g the Barber if Nerille will be pre seated. It has been lung isi prrpittation, and r. Phil i pps bestowed unusuil pains in getting M it op, and infrodlicing some of best swigs. It is a lively and amusing piece, full of bustle, humour, and incident, awl will, ow doubt, be very Mr. Maywood is re.engsged. and :ipreass to morrow night in liing Lcur.—(, l eur )v)k, Ay/ 3.) Crinuttir Cowcsirt,—The cannot hire forgotten the splendid cosier,', gist lip at the ',- quest of Mr. Philippa, fur tlw benefit of the Deaf and Dumb and the Orphan Asylum, and the talent which was displayed, and the patronage 4'11.. tamed on that orcusion. As a prof Colt generous efforts isi is stronger are held if/ proper wslinlatloll, itt have the pleasure to subjoin the- fol lowing letter, written with neatness mod tlelicat :- 1 ilew York, Nay 7.) " 'lO SIR rintirrs. _ " Sta—When the " Itosrd of Dirreii.r• of • The O. ;dim Asslom Society' receive from the ritirsos of New 1".•ili the suesiii• of supporting the onsfortninste and helpless clohlien sornmitted to Ureic care, the ladies a., vairiul that the staling these orphans have on the twoo..iiiity srr .•1 I herr. Sally considered. but when a rimier, 1..-sing I.), Iciorcs a memorial of his lienevole•re to these little ours, tlie grati tude of their protectors is much augmented; nor eau they suffer Mr. Philipps to depart without a record of thew masks, for the effort Isiah, in their favour ten Titetilsy last " They will Wag associate the recollection of those notes, si Lich so charmed the ear, with that of the spirit of which occasioned !bolt to rise iu the orplisn's cause. " By order of the rased, l" April 24, 1819. "1. W. OGDEN, tierritary." TitErrat . ..—Mr. hlaywond has ag ten appeared la the characters uf Leer, Sir Giles, and Nhyfock, and will continue to Iterfuvut fur several nights ytl. —( 4 l'etc Yurk, :lltry 10 ire regret to trim'. that there have berm large amirmblages of rept.. in Ill'intfiird doting the wrek, portienlarly 011 il . lll. eallinc out for " Brad or Work " They applied to the Mayne: be could nut relieve them, bet raid he Mt ukl write to Government on the subject. Monfort other causer, the future of the Potslue rrop, lart year in that County, b as greatly distressed the irmiforil pcupte.—!Dablis I:ren. i .1.471 7 INTI:GLIGENCE. COURT OF CHANCERY, LINCOLN.. I Sr. I . IIFIMAV, 'VIM TIM 111VIIIHAN GOLD PLATF Tor IMUSE OF MARLBOROUGH IN BM LC HOUSE. TI/O! EARL OT 0111ATTVIttilittT. Loll!) ROtt<llT SPVIrrIt. Alt TV ortilltltil, v. HI GLACE "(116 MIKE OW MAILL.IItoRuUOIII AND NniettonD. Mr. fIDADWitt.t. morrrt for an Injimetion bi restrain the Defendants form selling. pimping, or di•posing of rc.tain r'•1•1 and eslrer plate, which was vested is the Nolsle Plato. s.a trustees tinder the will of the lair Duke of Marl borourh, iu blast, that they might hind it down to the suc ceeding Dukes as au heir loom, to he used by them in house. 11e bill prayed that the Aef.l3ll3pt Triphook, who is a stationer in St. Janneesatrect. eludild be decreed to deliver up such articles of olate as are ..amesl in the plestsliuge Imo in his porwersisni, and the mowing of the Ptreent apidieatien was, that lie might be restrxine.l from diliositte of shim in the mean tense. The bill also preyed tlist the Noble Dataidasst should he decreed to deliver 'arts of the plate mentioned in the v!ra , liori, that Wll4 out in the possission of the other Iktenilant ,• sad in case of any of the plate haring been disposed o f, toil hCa Grace might be decreed to replace them out of t h e rent. and profits 4.1 his Coates; and w ;wt. the plate was r i etorell, that it might he hiked in some proper place for ca ofe cl toay during Ilse life-tim• of the present Doke ; and the ove reat appliraliun 1101100 that lie might lie r estrained Lout removing any of the remaioing obit. foam Lletsbeitn Tlw Ivories! Counsel said, he would state the sit eumstances of the case thornily. as the grounds of his application were so siennk; that it was not nee 00000 y for him to read she •ffida vita in solrolost of it at length. The plate in roo ethos alo preseutrd to the great Doke of Marlborough l.v she Elector of Haenria, and he late Doke bequeathed them to the Noble Plaintiffs in Irmo. with the vowel worn by the great Duke, to have them handed down to the succeeding Dukes for their use in Blealwitei house, and on the SU CCribll f illl. a Duke, that ass isiventory should he mule wi t, signed by the ousters and the Duke coining into possession, and that the Ititstres should lie al liberty at all liners to examine the plate with the inventory at Blenheim. The plate, sword, Ste. was deliveredto the Noble Defendant by th e trustees, and ass isiventory token and signal by all the parties. It having come to the home leege of the Carl of Shaftesbury that the plat• hail heel, removed from Blenheim, he and his co. trustee, on the 2111, of May, authorised Mr. Palmer, an no- Worm, of Piccadilly, to compare the plate at Blenheim with the itiventury signed by the Noble Defendant, and that Gentleman reported that the gold plate presented n e t t le Lblior Havarist to the great Duke was m issin g , coneerineoce of which, he hail applied In the Noble De feo:laid. and he stated that it was in the bands of a re epeetahle tradesman, with the exception of two .piece( es which had been sent to an engraver fur the purpose baring the arms engraved on them, but that Mr. Palmer should see them on the following 'lucidity. Mr. Palmer accordingly el sited on Isis Grace on that whets be informed hint that the perms' who the plate was in trusted so had gone to Wales, but deelleied giving his name. He was ettbsestoently referred by Isis Greet to a Mr. Pittaiger, far 10.411%40mi on the 'abject ; and that Geutle. sr an informed lone that he had borrowed lat twmn 12 aid 1,400/. on the plate, by the directions of the Noble Dr. fondant, and that it could not be restored until that sum was repaid. Else defeudant Triphook stated, that be hi rught the plate from Blenheim, by the directions of his Grace, for the purpose ~r rAisioivnuoiry un them—and denied they had ironic iuto Ins possession, as stated by his Grace, for the purpose of hating them engraved. Thug a ffidavit" further stated, that the Earl of Shaftesbury re...mitred a letter front Mr. Alderman Cox, of Little Britain, informing him that some of the oho, had been offered 'or sale at h:s house, with the engraved arms concealed ley wax—loot that they Came it. rod. a enspicions thept, that Ist refused to p11•1 1111 te them. The affidavit of Mi. John Hoer, of the house of Forster a n d Co. Lincoln% Inn, set forth, that s'.e plate hail bees offered to he !sledge-41 he a person of she 11310.• of Wright, with the o 'ma concealed, to a Mr. Parker, of Wewer-street, Golden square ; lost that gentlemen, from the suspicion' circum stances under whirl, they were introduced to hien, b 55.1 Wright takers into custody, and examined at flow-street Police Dftice; but it Nang proved that Wright had not come into 1,, ion of the plate sone oticiously, hr was dis charged; however, a auto of money was obtained on the plate front Mr Guest, of Fleet.market. Under these eir. eumstaures, he had no doubt but his Lordship would grant he injoincltun. The Lotto CIIAMCILLI.OI—" Let it be so." TEMPEST E. OREM, TUE COUNTESS of ANTIIIM, AND entrap. The SoluctToll-trattratib moved, oft behalf of Lord Stewart, that the reeoguisatore• of the receiver of eel lain rollicrie. to the courtly of Durham, the properly of Lally Emmet Emily Vaue Trtrprat, auw Laity Stewart, *lmola lie drachm 4%4, the trcriver hariug settled lain accounts with Lord Stewart. The LAND CUANCEELON---" Take your motion." tuvis r Jim 001.11Cv. Tilt DUKE OT lIAKI.IIIOIIOVUII. The LORD CHANcr.LI.OII.—" I have ffll4l over again the merit Oa this ease, and 1 will give soy judgment au Thins. day. TNT ATTeIItIFY-GENCR. III . C. JOIIIIIIIIII, TART. clit/ITllvolt. AND TIIE CORPORATION OP TUN CITY or LONDON. Mr. flousla stated, he bad to phew rause why the stijonr. 601! in this rase sitoohl Le disaolred. His Lordship worth! c.. l lert, skit it related to the etottat.ltinent of the river Thaws at Milbank. He bad to fel/11.10 that i► might be ailowrd to route on the first thing on Thursday. Ile was ready to proceed with it, tint hia Learned Friend, Ili• Soh. eitur-General, who nos Counsel for the Co *potation of the City of Imiol or, wishe.l it to he ping 000000 st to that day. 7he I.botri Ire it so." lIVATCAOU AND r. JOTINUIN• Mr. HAVI tn.•rr.l for mn iojut.er to 'esti:tin th nr- Irr t ( * rims it-lug a mucloitir ro erinke bubbiu lace, *bicb thr Plaintiff.; had obtaiurd a palcut for. Injuathun grsuild. POLI I:E. -4ww— DlAlte.nwtten , Gtt-sTnetir. DESPERATE ASSAULT. irsterdsit triffiana Artier, is young min brought from the watth.houi• of St. ;cora' 'a parish, charged by Chpiasts St. Genre. I.rierder, of she Hiseware, with awntillitsf and bratine turn is a most .Ireailfel manner.—The Poseuer was uractrtl to find ;ARA bail. CURIOUS CIRCVNISTANCE. Ain lriUiaaas,an istrwiding looking young woman, was rhsrerd ,rills i.narr•marryieg with another mum her former hosts:sod Is-ing •till lisine.-11 arswared in evisiessre that the l'iisnorr,istio is not above 20 years of age,abant two year. shirr was mintiest to • aim who 'lir wforrwassls aserriamml was WISPf Ira to another woman, and after having been mar. ried t.. she Vtiassevr, he slid not fret satisfied witkont having 'third wife, to whom he surtimlly got movie& He however soon after was sent to a condemned regiment, and daring hia absence Miss Williams having fond he had three wives, she thought if she was not quite missal to hini.shewonlit beeves, and determined not to be willow's a hushainl. Me imme diately got one, and in a slay or two after the nasal are many, the chteumatance was ascertained by her seet.nd Istr.h * and. Th. Magistrate, for ftr rant of evidence, could not inter fere, sad descharged The complaints in tvelnnd against the absentees continue its mune-roue and as vent as ever, the in habitants tieing convinced thin the presence of the 14'141101(i, mud the mont-y lie inev expend amongst them, would lie their written, relief. A stewa►d of smite taste, in wrii log to his muter, wed the worth of Ono— " Nit alibi rtscritou allegro ire vtiii!" FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. Crirllon.llonst. June 3. lel,. Pie Cord II ettine• the l't;ore Regent woo this day plteo (I, in the name 15.51 on the behalf of hie Majesty, to confer the ll,ouur of Kolestlhou 4 %Rpm Joha 11'..1 fin brio^ appointed one of 'he Judges of the Court of Commute Pleas. rponr-Office, Jame e. IRIP. SIENBER RETURNID To SERVE IN "lIIIS PRESENT r4aLiAsar.iT. Bororet of Trelee.—James Coffr. of Deil CooIP, in the eiwility of Moro. Coq. in ih room of EAwasii Esq. who has acceptc4 the Ch,firn. liontiretio. BANKRUPTCY hePERSF.DR D. Joseph Stephen'', I .te of Dublin, in Ireland, bet now of London, mereliont. BANKRUPTS. Ceorte Clee, late of %%hisnple, Heron, hotuenerehant, In porrentler, Juise 17, 18, a n d July 20, tt len, at the Country Hotel, tVlstrople. Attorney, Sir. Robison', Eetex•elreet, Strot, London. Thorns* Drown, of Newport, Salop, grocer, to siorreniler, Jane 11, at furor, 112, and July RO, at eleven, at the Bed Lion Inn, Newport. A11%461,111, Mr. Brnekra, Newport, Salop; att.'. Mr. flick% Cray'm lan-square, Loudon. John Ynte, or IrTtocestet, le.tiber.neller, to sorrel:der, Jolt/ 1,2, and .20, at twelve, nt the Star and (Meter rm., Attotoeyn, Mr. P;ntt, New Boswell court, I in yobs',* Inn, London; and Messrs. Della and Dickens, Wur- miter. Robert Pollilt, late of Bowker flank, near Manchester, rahco-printer. to surrender. Jime 20, 20, and Jnly 29, at two, at the Palace Inn, MEnehester. Attorneys.. M • It o, d mid Johnson, Temple, Loudon; and Mr. Kershaw, Mend. Solomon Sutherland, of Sone: ihields, D ur timin, Fro m, In 'surrender, Jane 21..39. and July 29, at eleven, at the Golden Lion Inn, Solidi Shields. Attorneys, Mr. Salmon, South Shields; and Messrs. ?Sell and Brodrick, Bow Church yard, London. Joseph Bonsor, late of Whcelerstreet, Spitalfields, Mid dlemen, curd-merchant, to surrender, June 12, 24, and July 20, at twelve, at Gaildhsll,.Lundon. Attorney, Mr. War e-and, Mull' lane, London. John Polelase, of Bristol, penvlsionwerchant, to mum , . mler,June 19,21, and July 20, at one, at the Rummer Tavern, Bristol. Attorneys, Megan. Adlingiou and Gregory, Med ford-row. Loudon; and Mr Haynes, Bristol. Ellen Groggier' and Jane Gagnon, of Liverpool, perfumers, to surrender, June 15, 22, and July 20, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Messes. Courtern and Robinson, %Val brunk. John Brnekliss, of Oxford, rorn.dealer, to surrender, June 14, 15, and July 20, nt eleven, at the Cross Inn, Ox ford. Attorneys, Messes. Walsh, Oxford; and Mr. Pownall, 1 Staple Ism, London. Robert Duke, of Gateshead. Durham, merchant, to Mar. render, Jima , 15, July b, and 20, at eleven, at the George lon, 1 Nen castle-upon-Tyne. Attorneys, Messrs. Bell and Brudrick, 1 Row Churcb.yud, London; and Mr. °tater, Newcastle i upon•Ty ue. DIVIDENDS. 1 June .19. W. Mathiemou and G. R. Lapraik, of Bishops. gste-mtreet•Without, London, union., at ten, at Guildhall. Jelly 3. W. Fruit and 3 Woollier, of Lawrence Ponatney. law . , London, cornfacturs, at len, at Guildhall. July 3. 11. Cohen, of George.street, Minories, London, mer j u c i y h a n 3l , a n t , ten, cb i a r t e re , Guildhall.o fthe Commercial-road, Middlesex, Imarder-mariner, et twelve, at Guildhall, Liindon. July 13. G. Laing, late of the Cityorosd, Middlesex, but now of Demerara, South America, merchant, at twelve, at Lundou. July 13. T. lirowiv, of Savage-prdene, Loudon, eriee-mer chant, et tee, at Guildhall. July 13. K. Potts. of Holborn-hill, London, haberdasher, at tea, at Guildhall. 'not 12. S. Taylor, of Oaemben.etreet, Saint Martin-in-the- Fields, Westminster, Middlesex, and of Guerusey, mer chant, at two, at Guildhall. London. lune 29. T. Toy, of Penile, Cornwall, grocer, at eleven, at Guildhall, !mutton. July 13. J. David, of Threadeeedb. -- client, at our, at Guildhall. Jnly 13. T. J. Lancaster, of Cates._ chant, at twelve, at Guildhall June 30. J. Barlderley, of Nottitighans, grocer, at eleven, at the I.uerli NOVII, Nottingham. June 29. M. Meer/onset!, J. 11 1 tacDonnell, and J. Bushell, of Broad street, London, merchants, at 11, at Guildhall. July 10. C. Jackson, of Upper 'Phones-street, London, sugar-fartor, at tell, at Guildhall. July 10. H. Clement, of Great Carter-lane, I:Mews'-Com mune, London, stable-keeper, at ten, at Guildhall. June 30. J. Tb.miam, late of Bristol, wise.merchael, at twelve, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. Julie 30. D. Godwin the younger, of Newport, Moo. mouth, coal.tnercliant, at eleven, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. Julie 29. J. Inglis, late of Billiler.square, London, but now of the Island of Jamaica, in America, merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall. June 29. S. Furnival, now or late of Liverpool, grocer, at twelve, at the George Inn, Dale-street, Liverpool. June 30. C. 31°11.311 and I. Borland, of Liverpoo/ t eterelmule, at one, at the George Inn, Dale.stmit. June 29. F. Ridsilale, of Leeds, and W. Hamilton, of Fins. hory-plsee, Finsbury-square, Middlesex, merchauts, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Jane 29. A. Sheath (since deceased), and C. Sheath, of Rog. too, Lincoln, bankers, at eleven, at the Saracen's Head 100, Lincoln. CERTIFICATES.—JuIie 29. inne Loudon, esker. London, mu. W. Merman, of the Crown sud Magpie,lteclspet, Middlesex, tavern.kreper —T. Key, of Newcastle-under-Liar, Slafforil, grocer.—E. Wooti, td Bolton, tancaliter, brasier —S. Wood, of Bolton, Laiicester. lianirr.--T. Wood, of Trowbridge, Wills, clothirr....W. Siarkey, lair of Balboa,. green.soad, bricklayer —l. Peat, of Bedford-street, Covent. guides. Middlesex, sick-mercer.—P. Dalgairiiii soil E. Win. slow, of St. Mary-at-Hill, London, abip and insurance. brokers.—T. Lloyd and J. Winter, of Elne•Ball-yard. St. Jansress.strect, Westminster, wine-merchants.--J. Gutb, jos. of Murakydowo.lana, Southwark, curu.nierclawt. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J Toy', of Recretos, T. Birch, of Armitage, arid t►e sze.. motors of W. C. Glover, skewed, of Rimeley, Stafford, iron. founder., Sept. I 6,1819. J. W Finch, W. Slutry, Awl W. Smithson, of 505 i, York, brick-makers, Julie 1, 1819.—A. Massie and G. Tallow, of Wapping, most and blork.makers, Jour 4,1819.—J. Asderton mid G. Anderton, of Northow *mem, Yos k, worsted.manufsitturem May 21,1519. —J. Akroyd and J. Garlick, of Old.Laue.Mill, Nowilanwrata, Yowl, merchants, June 2, 1819.—W. Walker, N. Booth, nod T. L/oeltray, of Harslaulent, Lancaster, tr oullen.masawfic- Infers, July 30, 1811.—W . Reynolds sod J. Trulock; of W.ppint, waesup•ra nod coal-merchants, March 95, 1919. —1 W. Edwards ■nd J. Williams, of Lime-street, Loudon, /rather-factors, Sept. 29, 1517 —Josh. Gsrsesl, J Ganwd, aid It. Bothwell, of Le,•dr, Mx-spinners, May 25, 1919.—R. Baker and S. 61'Whinesse, of Furt•strett, Old Artillery ground, Middlesex, wuraied-mamsfacturers, Jou 9, ISIS. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY. The Ilarnadryaii, for the ♦enus, on the 11th inst. at Great Seotland-yard, Whitehall. Recalls at the same place every Tneaday and Friday far three months. The officers. numennsnaltaioned officers, and privates who eoaatituted a cunjonct expedition of sea and land force, ep the River Chesapeak►, nutter the cumniand of Vice-Admiral ttec lieu. Sir Alexander Inglis Cischt one, (, C 11. and the late Illsjiir-General Robert Ryas, fur the buoy captured in the lti►rr Patuxent, at rort 'Washington, &c. Alexandria, be. tavern the tad and 211th A isgust, 11414, will be paid nu Friday, the 4th instant (fur the naval peril, and on Tuesday, the Bth inetaut (foe the military pert), at No. 12, Clement's-Inn. Re call* saute place, every Tuesday stud Thursday fur three Duluth'. The Active, fur the Joule Hendrick, nu the 4th install, at Great Seetland.vnid, Whitehall. Recalls sense place, every Titesday, and Feklay, fur three month,. wrstmrssmiz CPNRR.AL DrsretAlir. The anniveraary dinner of the Anse truly laudahle Insti tut 111 l was held yesterday excusing to Freest'lrwin , ' 11811. At h.slf.rost eve o'clock the compahy, ne ar . 200 in num. her, sat down to a most excellent distaste, Ma Grace the Doke or NONTIRMISCALAND tie the elixir, sopporteit by the Rte. Dr. M`LIPOD and Jowl AVll.l.o=t, Esti. together with tbe mot respectable inbahiteuta or wromoo.u. On the cloth brio' removed. " No* NeR is Dwaine" was sung in 1111, style, by M . Nyne, Taylor, nod others. After thy usual weals of the King. tke. the health of his noiyalliictinems the Duke of Sussex, Vice-Patera, was drank still great applause. The Rev. Dr. bl'l.von, in a complimentary speech, pro posed the health of the Duke of :in. tlitoriberlasd. lit. Grace, in a Ghost speech, returned thanks. Oss the health. of the Viec-Pietidents, Treasurer, mad Se. eretary heiug drank, they severally bi able speeches returued The patients relieved doting the last your ate 5,1140, and total siiiee the coinmeoc mem of the Institution, in the year 1774, 170,34 0 . h Company were entertainet by several fine songs, and did not break up till a bate hour. George Lamb, TA+ $1 mot an 'analogy for his non attendance, un account of severe indivusition. A consi derable collection woe nvtde. MARK IsT.S. Fronk lbe " Lowden .Verraistile Price Current,".l Tuesday Julie 8. 1819. nsT INDIA AND SPANISH MAIN PRODUCE. Cures,: hos been lii shady demand, mid at the public sales lasi week. prices advanced Gum 4•. to 50. per cwt. Bt. Domingo , Coffee is most in request, and G. to 71. higher price have been paid The boomers dune bas ant been ex. tensivr, the bolters being now uowiliing to sell in cease. qsses.ce of the initteneed demand. The stuck of W. I. Coffer is now 3,860 tons, being 330 less than at this time last year, present prices per cwt. lower. 11 P. SUGAR.—The sales since our last h/ve been more extensive tloau of late, and prices remain steady. The stock of B. P. Sugar is now 10.3011 casks more than last year's at ibis time, present prices es. per ewe. lower per Ossetic average. Rum—Prices remain as quoted in our last, bat the de mand is still dull. The present stock of Ruin is 8,455 puncheons, and price of proofs 211. 7s. per gallon. Stock last year owns date, 9,245 puncheons, and price of proofs 3s. per gallon. NORTH AMERICAN PRODUCE. Carolina Rtct is dull of sale. Toaacco continues very dull of demaad, and prices are almost nominal. The deliveries last month were fur export 1,330 hbds. and fur home consumption 500 Mids. SOUTH AMERICAN PRODUCE. There has been a very limited demand for COTTON, for export ; middling fair Bengal wonlJ readily bring 6d. per 11,. in hood, hut a little advance on this prier is required fur the few parcel. that are offered in the market. The sales of the week (duty paid) are 20 Pernambueco, good 200.• ' 5$ Bahia, good 17d ; 10 Surat Ala booth), gond Sid.; 400 flea. gal (in bond). middling f4d.; fair to good 6&d. a Cid.' hue 7}d.. total 4bs bags. The imports ere 2,402 Surat. BALTIC PRODUCE. The fillowine were the quotations at St. Petersburg's 14th May, 1819:—Y. C Tallow ou the spot, 179 a ISO ronbleg; ditto, on contract, 170; clean Hemp on the spot, 99 a 100; ditto, WI contract, 94; Bri►tles 60. &whinge 11 3-16 aj. BRITISH STAPLE ARTICLES. ISVIINIED SUGAR! have !sera la bitter demand, sod large lamps have advanced 30. • 41 per cwt. soil all that were utTered as 115 s. have been taken; the heifer qualities are is demand fur home consumption, at a small advance. MO Lain! dull or sal.. LIVERPOOL REPORT, Jt18••6, 1819. We have bad but a moderate 'lmam' fur corroN 'Lathier the weak, but the priers coottrote steady. The quantity sold is 5.800 bags, viz 12,800 &meth 11d. a 12 1 1d.- ' 700 Orleans 111 , 1. a 1414., anti a few at 16.1.: 50 Sea Islands 2s a 2s. 54 ; 350 Perusing 170. a 194.; 400 Babias 15d. a 17d. ; 500 MaraliMims 151 d. a 101 d. ; 40 Parse 154. a 150 ; So Mina Novas 1511 d., anti 10 G 144 .; 80 Demerara', 154. a 1934.; 40 Dominos 19;4.; 100 Carthareuas 10d. ; 100 Surat, Bd, • 9d. ; and GOO British 80. a 70. About 1,2(11' Bowed. and Bengal% have been taken on speculation, and a few small lots for export. The import this week is only 844 bags, viz. Visited States 179 hags, Brazils 485 bags. About 1,100 casks of B. P. Sews have bees offered st public sale is the course of this wee!, consisting chiefly uf Antigoas add Demerara',, of u bleb 950 casks were sold, and about 200 casks more taken by private contract; 200 casks Barbadoes went in the middle of the week at a decline of is. a 3s. per cwt. but Ibis has state been in Some degree re covered. About LOOn bags yellow Weigel Sugar have been taken by the grocer. at 781. to 81s. per cwt. Nothing what ever has occurred in Foreign Sugars. Only a few small lots of Coffee here been taken by the grocers for roestisig ; good ordinary Dutch at 90s. and other sorts in proport mu. 409 hags Brazil Cocoa of inferior quality have sold at 41*. Bugle parcels of Barbadues Ginger were put up to auction, bat no burrs appeared. 260 casks new Carolina Rice were also offered yesterday, VIII withdrawn at 21s. Ashes have hero without demand, but a considerable arri val baring talon plats, both PiA and Pearl are offered at a decline of Is. precast. About 1.2,000 Buenos Ayres tittles have been sold from 6/4. res - Td. being a reduction of J. per lb. from our last quotations. 10.000 Horse Hiora have also been sold at ss. and 500 at ss. 44. per hide. Tall IVII is very dull, and offered at s reduction of is. a 2s. per cwt. About 700 hags Saltpetre, uf fair quality, sold from 30s. to 31s. per cwt. The demand fur all descriptions of Grain bas rather re. aimed, and fair business has beets done at our former quota. thins, which have been fully supported. Within these few days there has been a partial inquiry fur sour fluor, but there are few sellers at the present rate.; nothing of come. q has been dune its awett Flour. The demand for all descriptions of IDyewoods lies been very limited-a small q asisitity itf Gampeschy topmost lota been mild at 71. Os. per ion its Wad; miser kin& nothing has been done. A parcel of 10 toils picked solid Nicaragua Wood has bets taken at 2FI. per ton. . Postscript. Troadop, Jane 1819. Foot *Tied. B. P. St:Gaits were is steady demand to-day, mid Ike fall prices were obtained for a few bundrrd casks. The Brazil Sugar put up by auction to-day was almast all takes in, bat the peirts bid wire way little under lineage at which t►ey were withdraws. _ _ _ (OV/111C —A small sate was brought (caromed to dal, sad ea the et u de seta). utf rather lower 'bars the lost public sale, the malmsey qualities appear so be most tie (lemma. PIUSIITY —A public gale took place to-days at whirls this article most off at a further reduc►iuu. COURSE OF EXCHAI Amaterdatn,C.F. 11 14 Ditto at Sight 11 11 Rotterdam ll 15 Antwerp ot.ino 11 17 Hamburgb 35 4 Alines 35 5 PArts3tia)*a date 24 95 Ditto Bourdeattx do 1 ,5 lb Frankfort oa the Maine 144 Madrid (.a.117. Balm 36 Ithrrelutts 36 Itertlk 76 Gibrailtar XI! Leghorn GE, Tvunar, Jury S. Genoa - 404 Yen ice Ital. Lee 21 Malta • SO Naples .. ..... .40 Palette° lted.pat et. liabne ... .... 64 Oporto 54 Pie Janeiro Ittit.liii Curk. MULLION. Portugal Gold is r. s. d. Colo, per 0z... 0 0 0 Gold in Bars 0 0 0 New Doubloons 0 41 0 New Dullare 0 0 01 %lett 5 2! Ncw Louis eith 0 0 0 NOX . POIX AnaICULTVRAL asPoßr, We have bad an ustossmouly Giro season; warm, with just rain enough to set the layers and Barleys growing Wheat, and indeed emu of every description, is looking well. 'Fbe gement bulk of 'Straw at suy rate must be great this year, let the summer prove as it may. The only (albs' off is, perhaps, on the poorest and meet scalding roils, wbe r . the Barleys are begissiag to want rain, and if droughts set iu. must suffer eueeedistdy. Fur the last few days indeed we have had very cold winds from the Nurtlseast, &Headed by sharp while frusta; and these are the only exceptious to the general warmth of temperature during the mouth.— early WI Sunday owning the thermometer was below the (memoir point ; • very rare degree of cold for the 30th of I May. The consequesees to fruit of all deem iytions are much to be apprebeaded; fur every plant of a succuleat uatore is observed to be nipped, and In turn quite black; especially the young shouts of ashes, early potato tops, clover, aml.so on. Vast numbers of hued, are observed this year, the neces sary effect of • very mild winter; and if analogy bolds guud, we may expert to be annoyed with an extra supply of Turutp flies, lice upon the Pease and Beans, and other such auiniai. cube. Let our friend Robert Paul leek to it; they wiii keep him and bin decoy in full play. If, however, lie sssss his Turnip-pup Ibis year, bud his neighbours lose theirs, it will go • great way towards proving the efficacy of his pre. verities 111111.S110; and we make hiss a sort of half promis e , that we will turn dement ourselves another year. in the mean time we calmest ourselves with follow* a few of an Holkhans amebae—Load in floe filth, plenty of emigre, and plenty of seed. If these do net emote a plant, ire tear the lard will not be decoyed into it. The stork markets are Very flat and dull of sale. The Scotehmeu have brought over an immense soppy I f lean Bullocks; but they ask such high prices, that they have 'told comparatively moue of them. The whule neighbour hood of Bungay sod Ditchingliam is inundated with thi it droves. It aan old maxim, but a true one, " boon Cues. Duwu Born." Grain has fallen, and Cattle mart fall too.— With respect to the former, indeed, such a flatness prevails as we have nut mem since 1815; good %Vbeats have hero bought at from as. to .10s. What is to be the cud of all this nobody knows.—Go on it I.—Hoy 31. MELANCHOLY ACCIDENTS. It is our painful duty to record one of the most serious accidents that has occurred in this ueiglibunrhoird for many years :—A great smasher of farmers, cattle-desks*, awl other., from the Scotch side of the Solway Frith, who hot been attending kooky-hill fair, its this county, bad, tinder the direction of a guide from &moms, safely passed the ford about one o'clock on Tuesday morning; but having a long tract of sand to cross, a strong south-west si ind blowing, and it being very dark, some althorn separated from the main body. Instead of holding directly worth, they deviated to the westward, and ere they were aware of the danger plunged at fall gallop into a very daageroits creek, many fathoms in depth, called the Stooimpit. Dratressing to re-, late, the whole party, with the exception of a boy, ribbed' Their names are—Mr. Wm. Graham, innkeeper, Dumfries; Mr. James Ferguenu,faruier, at Oskshill, pariah of Torthm walil ; Mr. John Frond, farmer, at ItolAnewhat, parish of Dalton, and his servals. man (slime nut know.). Mr. Gra. ham's sun, who escaped, was riding behind his fattier, sod was precipitated with the rest into the watery element, but contrived to keep his head above the water by holding fast hold of t►e bridle until the animal dragged him to the &g -lide side of the Frith. All the bodies of the unfortunate sofierers have been &sad: Mr. Graham bas kft a widow and nine children, Mr. Frood a 'widow and three ebildresi.—his servant was out married. The body of Mr. Ferguson, who has left a ',dew and two orphans, was not foetid lentil Thurs. 'lcy night, upon the sands about half a mite west of Raven bauk ; he bad some papers upon him which led to his name, sad 14f. 4s. in bis pocket-book. The above lamentable event will, we trust, bra warming to persons having occasion to cross uuder the cloud of night, to cause the guide to con duct them out of tide-mark.—tCa►llrfe Journal.) amusements of Moore Town Fair nod Reed bare been interrupted early in the week by a inelaoclsely set i. dent. A great number of persons having been to see the Istrung woman, as she is called, and bring un their return, the platform en which some of them stood gave way, whem Thomas Hooper, a youth about eleven years old, was killed on the spot, and his younger brother so dress/folly bruised ' as to leave little chance of his recovery. The Lindy of she former was conveyed to his eippueed mother, whose diary's may be better conceived titan described, but on examinatio:i it appearing by his dress that the deceased was rot her son, and the real son happening to come in at the time, the Iran. sition is the mother from /Janet grief to ardent joy was instantaneous. The accident is attrilintable to the &card state of the wood composing the platform. The verdict of the Coroner's Inquest was Accidental Death.--(Plyesouth Telegraph.) NAVAL IN7'ELLIGENCE. JIM 7. Arrived the Malabar, Aseungb, frum the Dow's*, for New South Wales; Crowe traasport, from Guerusey sad the Hairdo, from a cruise. Passed by the Gustaf Adolf, Boman, from Lisbou; Jacob, Johanson, from blihmato ; and Uuderweird, Evelyn, Iron Barbadoes, in forty days. Sailed the Atm Usurped, fur Leaden. 5v1.3(01/Tll, JUNE 6. Arrived the George, Houghton, from Bait-dens, for Jersey; and Elizabeth, Dirks, from Palermo—loch there vessels are placed under rpiaraotioe. The Perseus, Krchard• sou, is released from quarautimr, and retied for Loodum. AAAAA UTU, JUNE J. Arrived the Dryad. Borrows, fturs New (Mauls; and the Primrose schooner, (mom Crooked Irlaud, iu 42 days with the mail of the late Princess Charlotte packet. lIAMMICH, JUNE 7. Arrived the Lady Nepeau packet, with a mail (ruin Hollaud. BRISTOL. 30Xt 7. Arrived the Etheldred, Clamart*, Gum Jamaica; Allig ator, Sale, from ; and PULA, Peyton, from Demerara. DFAL, JVPF 7. Arrived sad sailed for the River the Aden and Henry, Percher, from Beggs" ; Fairlie, Ward, hum Bombay ; Tab loch Castle, Gallen from Jamaica ; sari Geysers' Ilirstuht, Cuellua u frews Tulay:co. The latter vessel spoke ou 131 h att. its lat. 35. Wag. kh. 20. the Rum, Hilt, [rum Demerits, of sod fur Waage'', all well. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 per Ct. Red...69HIP Ex. Wis. 9....4 3 pr. 91 per Cent..... 73 77 I Do. Commercial 30 dm 4 per Cents" . .. 87f be I Lotter Tickets 194.1 t o. Balk 1— Atm. 18 189-1 I Cons. for Aec. 69 7(1 ludic Bonds .. 1 4 dis. I 691 7oni - - - DEATH. At hip seat at New Palls, is the county of Ulster, state of New Turk, Charles Canoe, Esq. a natiee of the kitagdoi of Great Britain, bat fur 18 years an itihabilset of that stele• lie bad beau lungaccistonsed to goat, which succeeding to, ur bruuyht ow by, a recast cold, ternsisisteil his existence after a furtuigbt'• illuess, at the age of sixty-five 'ears. Mr. Callon waists artist of superior sak and of sacra, and very ably supported a just sod tafiOSUI reputa tion acquired by his father, wbuss pupil he was, aud who al tniaed the haitsuars of a Royal Academicism, sad served, moil the days of hin death, his preasat blajwity George the Third, as his Iltrahhe Pahiler. The subject of Ibis obituary notice. dining his resideace its the United States, bas deacitid his attehtion priotipally to agricultural pursuits, sod 'dilutes exercised his pencil, except to gratify personal frieudiitip, ur eoittrea tbe dhll snosaatuity of a rural wiete► life. 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