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sip seen for a long time, but this agitation did t wise so much from any irritation of mind, as impatience itve at the end of so long a Ses sion. The agitation excited among the law stu dents Or Part , by the interruption of M. BAyous' lectures has nut vet subsided. it will be seen by Our extracts from these Papers, that these Gentle men parr not only made lase of the most ap palling oiouts of the Revolution, but seem eery willing to imitate some of its atrocities. 11. NhARTAINVII.I.Ii, who has distinguished him self in Paris as a very spitited writer, has had the inisfortinie to ensile their displeasure. " Mashrin. vale a la Itsierne P' was etclaimed by a Voice in the crowd, but the exclamation was not repeated. Some kind of infernal machine was, however, left at his house, by which one of his hands has been so grievously wounded as it is thought to render ampu lotion necessary. The 5 per Cent. Consuls are 601 fr. B•nk Actiena 1,447 fr. We have received additional 'deices from Ame rica, bid not of a later date thin those of yester day. The following is the American account of the defeat of General M.C;nenna : CAPTILTRIL OF PORT() DELL() AND DEFEAT OF M'GREGOR. Capt. FLEETWOOD, of the schooner Sam, arriv►d here yesterday, in 25 days from Porto Bello, ►e ports, that Gen. MlGxenott made his appearance off the herbour of Porto Bello on the 7th of April. On the Bth, he landed WI forces, amounting to up 'wards orl,ooo men, and on the day following enter ed and took possession of the place. He remained in possession 21 days without succeeding in gain ing any .of the inhabitants over to his standard. The depredations and robberies of his party on pirate property entlipelled the inhabitants to aban don their bottom and fly to the mountains for refuge. At the last of April Gen. HO Re (Royalist) entered Porto Bello at six in the morning, and sue. prised 111'Gamox and his followers, who were asleep. fill'Garcoa and five or six of his men escaped with difficulty, by leaping from a window 20 feet high, and swimming on board of one of his vessels. Five hundred prisoners have been sent to Panama. There were sixty men killed and forty wounded, the greater part of whom were officers. Stragglers were daily brought in from the neigh ouring mountains. The Royalists lost two men killed and four wounded.—(lluhirnore Paper.) At a moment when so many honest and imluatri nos poor are reduced to extreme distress, and con ►igned to 14 workhouse by ■ dire necessity, which no habits, however virtuous, no labour, no prudence on their part can avert, the information disclosed in the following short paragraph, which we extract from the Gloucester Journal, must strike every humane and feeling mind with peculiar force : • " The conduct of the Parish Officers of Abbott's Leigh, in recently pulling down their Poor-house witbont the pre. 'ions sanc,ion Of the Magistrates, and without providihg MI lodgings liw the 141 sinfortnnate inmates therein. in cluding two pregnant women, will tic the subject of strict iu ie.tigatiou at time ensuing Somerset Sessions.' A private letter from New York, dated the 10th last, states, that the heat was excessive, and never known PO great at so early a period of the simmer. Serious apprehensions were entertained for the health of the city, in the event of its continuance. The LORD CH ANCRLLOI will hear motions to morrow in the Court of Chancery, at Lincoln's it being the first Seal alter T;rin. His Honour the VICE•CHANCELLOIL will hear canoes to-morrow in his Court, at Lincoln's Lin, ind motions on the following day. The Circuits llsr the Principality of Wales are not yet settled, 111111 will not until the vacancy of the Judicial seat is filled up, caused by the resig nation of ABEL NIOYSET. Eey. Mr. RAISE, K.C. and Mr. WROTTESLET. M.P. are both spoken of as likely to Le his successor on the Mat. MdvsEir.EN. Barrister at Law. has re. signed the office of one of the Judges of Wales. A letter from Cambridge, dated July 3, says... ' The late Professor Porsois's prise for the best translation of a passage from Shakspeare into Greek verse, is this year adjudged to Mr. Horatio iVad alington, scholar of Trinity College. The same gentleman has also gaintid Sir Wm. Browne's medal for a Greek ode : the sithjeCt was—Epicedittot Itegaiie Carotene. It petlimps may be worthy of notice, as a matter of proud distinction .to the parties concerned, and a stimulus for exertion to the glib% generation, that Mr. Waddington is the MI of a lute Fellow or Trinity College, end brother to the present Fellow of that name ; and we believe the instance is unparalleled or two brothers b e i ng , as they are, at the some time University scholars. We will only add, that they were both educated at the Charter House. Tie Royal visitors to our Uni versity (the Duke and Duchess or Gloucester), ar rived this afternoon. They are to be entertained on Moodie) , next by it grand dinner in the Hall of Tris pity. given by the Master and Fellows ; to which, besides the members of that Society. a beiret party of ladies will he admitted. On Tuesday there will be • public breakfast in the Cl o isters of Tritiiry College, under the direction of the members of the Senate. The present influx of beauty and fashion was scarcely surpassed at the iustallation of the Duke of Gloucester, in Notice has been given. that on the first day of the approaching Quarier Sessions for the County of Somerset (Monday next), the late Act will be taken • Into considetation, empowering 66 Magistrates to divide the Court of Quarter Sessions:" and if it •hall appear that the business is likely to occupy more than three days, the expediency will then be deter ttt itt ed of appointing two or more Justices to sit apart in some contiguous place, !brie to hear rod determine such business as may be referred to them, while others of the Justices are at th. same time proceeding in the dispatch of other business of • the mule Court. Z" • V v•c; • •e- , Aft e) e So 0. • PO E T fit -.ow— AN ANECDOIR VERSIFIED. [From as A rm-rleaa Paper ] A Pat—an odd joker and Yankee more sly, Once riding togrthe►, a gallows mewed by; Sind the Yankee to Pat, " If I dos% make too free, " Give that gallows its due, and pray where would yob be t" Wlty, honey," said Pat, " faith times easily Menlo ; " I'd be riding to town by myself all allure." 'V [From the Wrukingtua Gazette] TO Mt. w7l. rONIIEfT. Ov TIIR K CF.N K CONFLAGRATION OF Ills tiover ON LONG-ISLAND. Dear Colihett, I have lately learnt Your house at Hempstead has hien buirnt, Bat have not clearly understood Whether Issas brick, or stone, or wood. Poor " Mrs. Clitircher," who was baking, It most have act her heart a quaking. And yet, 'tis nothing strange; lour tissue, Which puts all England in a dente— Your crackling genius, with a spark, Might easily consume " Hyde Park... Your thoughts grew too inflammatory, And set on fire your upper rim : For, as I understand the case, First on the roof the blaze took place. As to the loss, don't mention it, 'Ti. rather, Sir, a lucky hit Dame Fortune for you thus has made, To keep you in your usual trade. If by your wisdom not forsook, write, about this fire§ a beoh; And, Plicenix like, there woe will rise Another house to bless your eyes. SQUEAK ER. F.4SIIIONABLE MOVEMENTS. Tile Earl and Countess of Bridgewater have left town for their seat, Ashridge. Hes ts. Thomas Grenville. 111. P. left town yesterday, on a visit to the Bars sad Countess of Bvidgelater, at their seat, Herts. _ _ .... Earl and Countess Verolain arc returned to town front a visit to Earl Whitworth and the Ditches, of Dorset, at their seat, Know le, Kent. I.'ASHIONARLE PARTIES. The grand fent, dress ball given on Monday evening, at Aln►aek's, tras attended by stewards of three hundred dis tinguished fashionable'. The Duke and Duchess of Bedford entertained a party of distinction yesterday, at their house, Hamilton•place. The Countess of Cork's apaenably yesterday serving, in New nurlin g tun•street, was attended by upwards of 200 fashionable*. The Marquis and Marchioness of Buckingham will give a grand ball and supper to all the neighbouring Nobility and Gentry, mu the 2lst instant, at their seat Stowe, in honour of the nuptials of their sou, Earl Temple, with lady Campbell. 'llw following day they will gibe a similar entertainment to all their tenants and domestics. Earl and Countess Grosvenor entertained a party of dis tinction yesterday, at Grosvenor House. Lady /templets entertained a party of lishionables No. terd,y evening, at her house in Green-street, Grosvenor. square. Lady Rethell Codrington gave a gramd ball last night, at her house in Park-lane, which wasntry fasbionahly attended. %les. Robinson gave a grand ball on Wadley evening, at her house in Albemarle-street, which was 'Headed by a very _ - tlrgant assvniblage of dialing; isttell fashionable,. Mn:. Onlr will give a grand ball on Mouths, nett, at her bunse WllMpule.strcet. Yesterday the PRINCE REGENT diuecl with Earl BATItu awl., at bib house in Mitubfield-strett. PtMCCAW* AUGUSTA mud SOPHIA ride out daily iu Windsor Park. Yesterday, about one o'clock, Prince Litororo, attended by Sir R. GARDINER, Baron HARDEN.. BROCK, and Cul. ADDENBILORE, arrived at the East India House, where his Royal Highness was received by the Directors in attendance, who con ducted the Prince over the extensive establishment, and explained to him the different departments, and the mode of conducting the business, after which his Royal Highness proceeded to the ware. haunt near the I se, where be experienced the Paine attentions. His Royal Highness returned from thence to Maithorough House, where he bad a numerous party at ti . r. Lord ARDEN is iii waiting on the KING at It will be seen in the advertisement in front of our Paper, that Miss Domes benefit will take place at the Haymarket Theatre to-morrow. Miss BOOTH will appear in three favourite characters, the interest of which is enhanced by their not having been played for a long time. A full and fashionable audience is expected to patronise the public and private merits of this interesting actress. Miss MAEAULET.—We are glad to observe that the fifth Laterury and Muskat Iftwalio, which is to be given by the above Lady this evening, at the King's Concest-room, in the Opera-house, is to be patronised by Lady C•autittsx Lasts. A brilliant audience may of course be expected. Little Ketutte. of Drury-lane Theatre. is en gaged for six nights at the Edinburgh Theatre. lie made his first appearance last night. Mr. PHILIPPS, the singer, is said to have re. ceired, since liii arrival in this country, 30,000 dollars—to hare expended 12,000 dollars; and that the balance of i P,OOO dollars he means to in vest in btock in sonic of our institutions.--(Neic York Gazette.) On Monday the Knyal Horse Guards had • grand field day on Winktield Plain. The Wallace and Ititice Club of Rutherglen held their fifth A nniverfury Meeting there, on Thursday, the .:4th tilt. to commemorate the battle of Butinockiniiii. I'nrt of the Members paraded from the weia end of the town, to the Council . siceoinpunied by two {paintings of Sir WILLIAM WA LL4tzand King ROBERT BRUCK, and by the ancient music of Caledonia, with a number of, large Scottish thistles. MR. PHILIPPS. [Prow Alisftricalt l'fipers.] TIM' Tate Am.—butt night Mr. Philipps took his farewell learnt, and the occasion was limmared b, one of the great eat overflows mar witnessed in this theatre. Reality and fashion filled the boxes to their utmost capacity, and the pit was studded with faces; all animated with a glow of sympathy tool dulled. He began in line voice, and his stings were loudly suit mummnottsty 'encored, and re peated with undin bed effect, until bib powers, to wards the close, began to lie exhausted, whet& he forma himself compelled to solicit she &whence in ilispesme with the repetition, which was cheerfully granted. At the fall of the green curt ain, he stepped forward and ail deemed himself to the audiente in a short, bit 'very elo. quest speech, suggested by the feelings of the moment. Ht assured them that he had no words to express his sensations at that moment : the gratitude he fell for the kind reception he lad met with, and which had beets cunt Mated to him Ihruiteli all his engagements in Near York, both profetusiumally and personally, he begged leave to assure them, haul made an indelible impression on his heart, that no lime nor distance could ever efface nor teasels, and which could only end with life itself. He restwcifully hid them an affectionate farewell! wishing them every earthly bleaaiug. It is nut in Our power to do jostler to his word% and manlier, or to describe the effect with whit+ they were received. The pit rose at once and gave him three cheers, and the htuxea *hewed that they participated in the spontaneous and gene rous emotion. This is the sixth benefit Mr. Philipps has received in New since lie rime in this cou n try, about eighteen months since; the whole averiging shout 9900 dollars, including exprnses.—(Neir York Envois, Post.) 51r. Philipps took his farewell benefit on Monday even ing, and there was lgsn 'mi., in the hooey; he made a neat and feeling speech lodise audience, whirl. was received with hcclam.itions. He departs wills the regret of all persons of taste friendly to the,driims, and his absence will be sensibly felt.—(National At/emote.) THE NNW CoAIE7. [IPVILTHER P A RTICU LA RS.] OBSERVATIONS BY DR. BURNEY, OF GOSPORT. " In the eve•iag of the 341 of July, 1810. from a quarter past nine till a quarter past twelve, we were gratified with the sight of a Comet, with a hold train project ing upwards or from the Sun, and nearly is a perpendi. cider Morton. At half-past ten, it was in the N by W. point, within 10 degrees of the horizon, immediately in the breast of the Lynx, and by the sextant 19j degrees distant from Capella. At ltl Is. 40 min. it was 44 deg. from Polaris, and at half-past eleven, about 40 deg. from iu the back of Ursa Major, what it was due North, and had a slew Mottos downwards of about 21 degrees per hour. Viewed through a good achromatic telescope, its body appeared more confused, or had a greater ne bulosity, than when seen with the naked eye, tierbaps from thick dewy haze then descending. Though the brilliancy of moonlight was Not favourable to observation, yet the nucleus of the Comet appeared of • pale white light, and was sometimes brighter than at others, as was also the tail, which expanded upwards at intervals to six degrees in length by the sextant. From- its position sod motion it would appear that it had passed through the head of the Lyax, between Auriga and Ursa Major, and was now advancing towards the head of the Gemini.— The train had a little inclinatiou westward, NW appeared about 3 deg. in width at its greatest extremity. Its apparent magnitude is nearly similar to the Comet that appeared here at the begioning of September, 1811, but the train is math louse'. and _ "r On Thor-day Aighf, between lea and eleven o'clock, p.-M. a very hiilltant Comet were seen by several persons in this town and the surrounding country : the declination was about 40 degrees North, pearly in a line to the West on the right and le(shoulder of Auriga, the waggoner. The nucleus was very he*lit and distinct, with a large brush or 'Ail. Ile supposol. 'longitude was 10 or 15 degree. of Caster. The other rifts of the heavens being cloudy, a nose okeurate observation could not be mode; and the cionded state of the atmosphere last night prevented its be im' oren."•—(Leeds Mercury) "Several gentlemen of this city observed a Comet on thersdby and last evebiog about the hour of eleven. It was nearly dee North, abort three degrees above the rams and nest the setae part of the heavens as that in which: the one appeared its the year 1811, having a very well-defined nucleus or disk, nearly equal in sine to Saturn, and of a palish yellow hue, much resemhling that planet in colour, accompanied with a long tail, which seemed to ex tend hots Iwo to three degrees. As it does not set, it may now be observed by the naked eye between ten at night snit one in the 'mewing; and what renders this an object of More interest, is the singular circumstance of no one having earlier observed that wonderful phesionseutin."— (York Await) The comet which was web lately at Aberdeen was disco vend here on Thursday night; it was distinctly visible with the naked eye, mil at the time it was observed was nearly due north, and but a few degrees above the horizon. Slak ing allowance for the luminous twilight we have at this season; even in the Middle of the night, this comet seems to have much the same appearance as that of 11111.—(Edin- Seep/4 (burner.) It is .opposed this is the same Comet as was eed in the PhiliostrAiest, Nespitztext fur March last year. It was discovered on the 78th December, 1817, in the con stellation of the flosii, by M. Bierman', at Marseilles, and oheerved by him to the 18th of January last year.— Its inurement an described by M. Blimpain as very slow, its right ascension increasing only erten minutes in 14 hours, and its declination diminishing from 33 to 35 seconds isi 14 bones. M. Blanpaia's observations embraced but • very small arc; but from them M. Nieollet deduced a parabolic brbit, and by his observation the Comet would pan its nearest point to the Sam early in March last year. May we not infer thee, that this is the same Cosset, tom on its re. tars from the Sim? Last night the sky iras hio whirls ela.ued to permit of aq heftier observations on this hsavesly plersonsenou. Yesterday. at the MilikeselkeeiSse, the Hoe. Major Slaquiere and hio foot Askew hicks, were found guilty , of an assault upon air. A. . Cabinet-maker ' sit Marga. ret-street, Cavendish-squire. The Major was tined 401. sod his footman Is. Yesterday morning, about one o'clock. a ire broke not is the upper pert of the Mane of Mr. 11. Dr Brea, of Smith. amptoo.street, Bloomsbury-square, which uaa entirely con. sowed, and the adjoining houses much damaged. ConON St's REPORT.—The Coroner was called on Sunday to view the body of Mr. Rosner., from the Liverpool Theatre. He made his appearance at our Theatre on Thursday evening, and put no end to his existence the next day, by cutting his throat.—(Neur York Paper.) S COURSE OF EXCHIL Smsterdain,C. F. 11 17 Ditto at Sight 11 14 Rotterdam ll 18 Antwerp exmio 11 12 Hamburgh 35 9 Album •5 10 Paris 3Ja)'s date 25 Ditto ..... 30 Bourdeanz de,. 25 30 Frankfort on the • 1491 Madrid Cadiz .. 37 Bilboa. Barcelona Seville Gibraltar 32 Lehr [GE, TuespaT, Jinx 0. Genoa .. 45 Venire Ital. La v. 26 Malta • Yf Nape.* Palortno I ICI per os. Lien's 53; Oporto 54 Rio Janeiro GI Del.lin 134 Cork.... .... ■ULLION. Portugal Guhl iw I' f. 4. Coin, per tm 0 0 0 Gold in Bars 0 0 • New Duublo•ns 0 0 0 New Dollars 0 3 0 Sil►er in Bars 0 3 2 New Louie aids _0 o 0 LAW INTRLLIORATE. ROLLS COURT, Ti.:t4r)vr, Jut.? A. AUIIN r. D 11. Y. III! 1-1 the NlA•rt:lt of the itct.t.s wa , ortn• pied the elude of the day in lieu; the iii it umenta of Coombel in tilt, vibe rvhotti , e to the row•trttction ! or m deed of 'moody, of no otteirtit except to the portico concerned. Arvind Wrestle ./i.r PeriNrib IN THE CAST OF THE kI •cetNsr It will he in the recollection of the public, that a rule A'isi was some lime since most(' fur and ob tained is, the Court of Kin's lietsch, upon the 111fi. d wit of one Charles James Wrench, calling upon Alessrs.Thomas and litchurd Abbott to stern cause why one or more infortinttions should not be filed against them fur certain misdemeanors. Against this rule Mr. Serjeatit Vattgliim sliewrd cause last Term, and in the course of the proceeding, having stated that •Il the imputations u:iouveyed by tl'rencli had been lushly de.iit I, the Lord Chief Justice asked if the charge way rounded 'spun his altdavit minor, which being answered 11l the affitinative by Mr. Searlett, 1118 Lordship said, stately a Grant! Jury ought to have an opportunity of judging cf the credit of IVrencli, and that it was fitter to go before the or dinary till als amulet these circumstance* th au to apply to the Cow, for its summary interposition. Mr. Scarlest upon this intimated that he did not mean to persevere, and the Lord Chief Justice re plied, si You do quite right, the rule must be dis charged." 011 the sth instant, Mtssrs. Abbott preferred an litchi:mesa before the Grand „tory i,l* the County of Middlesex, for wilful and malicious perjury by Wrench in that affidavit, and the Grand Jury yesterday returned a true bill. We shall abstain from all comment on the con duct of Wrench, w:uether he was the author of the motion against Messrs. Abbott himself, or was in duced to take that step at the instigation of onsets, until his guilt or innocence shall be fully established by that tribunal before which he will shortly be ar raigned and tried fur the offence with which he now stunt!. charged. CIFY BUSINESS. A Court of . Aldermen was yesterday held by the Lord Mayor, for the dispatch of g I business. A small quantity of gold, in bars, was produced iu Court, and sworn to as r... tip., previous to exportation. Consimiasioners were appointed to sit in the Court Of Requests fur ttie month August next. Sundry persons were admitted and sworn brokers. The sever following persons were respectively swore into the office of Raters of the iVaterrnen sad Lightermeo's Compauy :—Messrs. Lucas, flay, Botts, Sanderson, Jack. sou, and Flowers. 31es rrr . Thompson sad Parkins, Sheriffs elect, being ealied upon to enter into bond to take upon themselves the said office, the Court were informed Mr. Thompson had paid the usual Sae to be excused serving, sad Mr. Parkins not at leading to signify his iutentioa, further time was given bins to make his appearance. The Court voted the 411111 of iffy guineas to Mr. William Salisbury, for his trouble services, and attention in intr.- dueing his machine, for breaking sad inanufacturiug fisx, into some of the City prisons. The Inquest of St. Andrew's, Holborn, mule a present. ment of I ouo-freemen, wbo were ordered to be pro ceeded against FROM LAST IVIGHrs GAZETTE. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Cousneteeions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Surrey. 9.1 Regiment of Royal Surrey Militia. Charles Orlaudo Hodgson Gent. to be Lieutenant, •ice Sharp, superseded—date d June 12, 1819. Surrey Yeomanry Cavalry. Charles Brooke, Esq. 11. be Captain—dated Animist 21, 1817. {Valiant Lee, Gent. to 1w Cisruet--dated October 8, 1818. Godley Hundred Yeomanry Cavalry. Richard Edgell, Gent. to be Cornet—dated March 17,1819. BANK UV PTCI ES ENLARGED. John Daly, of Woolwich, I riot, innkeeper, from July 3 10 July 13, al eleven, at Guildhall, London. Juba Ruberisua Bell, of Old Bruad•strcet, London, ship broker, from July 3 to August 21, at ten, al Guildhall. BANKRUPTS. Robert Miller, of Tanuton, Somerset, grocer, to storms. der, Jnly it, 23, and August 17, at eleven, at the Globe Tassel% Exeter. Allorney% Messrs. Cohen, Windmill, mid Colter% Chancery-lane. London; and Mr. Turner, Exeter. Richard Parker, of Ellesmere, Salop, grocer, to snrrender, July 21, as four, at the Office of Messrs. Knight, Brooks, and Lee, Vrhirchurch, 22, and August 17, at eleven, at the White Lion lan, Whitening'. Aitorne)s, M . Stocker, Dawson, arol Rerriugham, New koswell-cuust, Cary.street, London ; and Messrs. Kalil'', Brooks, and Lee, Whitchurch, Thomas Harris, of Worcester. woollen-draper, to surren. der, July 28, 29, arid August 17, at eleven, at the Hop. Markel Ina, 11'oreniter. Attorney., Mv.Shrtrr , 31illbank street, Westminster; and Mr.Gorlson, W'oecester. Edmund Turner, late of Howartncross, Lancaster, corn. factor, it, surrender, July 23, 21, anal August 17. at de. vet% at the %White Bear Inn, Manchester. Alto , Mr. Chippendale, Crane-court, 1:101-street, lboudou ; ■nd Messrs. Shittileworth, Rochdale. . - James Thompson h , of Mamehesfer, dealer, te surrender, July 30, 31, and August 11, a t le a , at I k e Garrick's Head Inn, runmans•siresi, Manchester. Alton. neys, Mr. Buckley, Manchester; and Messrs. Hurd sad Johnson. London. John Harris, of Redbridge, Southampton, victualler, to surrender, July 30, at our, 31, at clew), mud August 17, at one, at the George Inn, Southampton. Aims-Ist-yr, WWI. Hicks and Itraikeurithre, Malik it's-buildings, Holborn, London ; and 31r. Clement, Southamploo. 11'illiant Prolr•rt, ut Holborn, Middlesex, wine-merehant, to suiressiler, July 13, 20, and August 17, at tea, at Guild. hall, London. Attorgis pi, Messrs. Wadeson and Sun, Aus tin-Friars, I.titubui. ilsrthrilitmew Pinter and Rutter! Raines Miura, late of Mytoo, Kitiorni glot•-nottiaufarlorers, iti suf. render, July Id, 17, and August 17, a t e l even , at t h e H ug and Dark Tavern, Eruption upon-Hull. Altrartiey3 Chancery.laier, Loudon. Elizabeth Dent and Isaac Drat, late of High %turf, South. *ark, hatters, to surrender, July 10, 20, and August 17, a t twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attort*yp, Atriums. Ramo and North, King's Pruett walk, Temple. Juba Hunt, late of St. Swithiu'odase, London, but now of Ebetiesiv-terrare, Curnmereiahruad, Middlests, workout, to surrender, July 17, 24, and August 17, at ten, at Guild. ball, !Audits'. Atturut )1, Messrs. Pearce and Suns, SI. Swiebin'a.laste, Lombard•street. Edward fentimais and Remy John Reynolds, of Peterbo rough, Northampton, awl of Stamford, Lincoln, hubris &alters, to surrender, July 10, 17, awl August 17, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Silence, Sit_ ple-lios, Holborn. William Kent, of High•iliilhorn, Middlesex, stationer, to surrender, July 10, 20, and Angsist 17, al iluitlse, at Lurdon. Attorney, M. Poole, Adam's-cuurt o Old Broad-steer!. (Diridemde and Cat ificaler ill OUT Ill&d.) MARKET& Item the " Leaden lierraitiolle Price Carreit tv"of Treeddy 6. 1919. SIDIAT INDIA AND SPANIAH WAIN PRODret . . ..... (;fpwrvz —to consequence of the late cniveitlervlel. rote is the prices of 1151, article, the onsporten aproar ch.p.sed rireCt nale‘, and a large quantity has been brought In osl:n c :tertian, het the demand ant b in; egaat , British Pl•ntdi,m has declined alvoot ss. mod fureims shoot 40. pee reef ; g,i. at am, meld at 114•. and St. Domingo by robin- kale n n F n . at 1136. a 114.. par cwt., but ha. riots advanced (coin J. so 4,. stock of W. I. Coffee 14 now 4,130 lows, loi n: T - .• than at ttia time last yCsr, rrtacnt . p.iers 20. t w r Wier. B. P. Stmaiti here beret ute tlwtited rtairilad, bat ti n prices have slot varied tr.rrn liaise last quoted, tYry tie r St. kiits bast sold as bigh as ; goad usuldlssigitasa.‘a 10s • ordinary lemmas do. U 34 Tts- stork of B. P. Sugar is no,. !ton rafts less than lag year's at ibis tune, prtseut pr.r.-s ss. per cwt. hwer per Gazette average. Tbe RI:31 market mowing stead). The pi rstut stock of It alas as 19 , 00 puncheons, and pies of proofs 2:. Sd. per gallon. Stork last year la ems date, 12,449 putielsrons, and pier uf proofs 31. per cAllmi. l'ist sired has been sold by puliie isle at *gleaner., pie% but the article bus nut beet' in Whit dessand sieve tug IN% arrivn'os. NOR I II AMERICAN PRODCCE . _ Ton trco renvai.lA witliont dterati m iii priceo, tint the de. netted 'cry limit. rt. A•itie ere dell or demand; a pishiLe oak 10.01( IC! Enday, at which these was swine teiliictiwi iu .Ye rive% doe tGliole Wan sioi.l. soUTH AMERICAN PltolircE Bengal COTTON folitilatief ta Le m , i.vmly ingaim4 stma Neer SpreUl4lsolll and roe rapyri, mud there Ileum Wile "vit. ing in the markii, a ans4ll advance we 14.1 et It's prier Isa. readily bean given; Surat' are alas. acquiring moi l lute ,. liun; aud gesserally the market has bt. n sssss or rel4Ve I. fir mime lime. The r. 4•1 I n ds c..“ 4 ,3..y . tale fig ela te d fir F. iday, was pindrontil, in cnnseqnence of !OM, era a. tended regulation on paying the The sales of she week are, duly paid, 4011 Pernanibii Crib txdu.ary lu assilaliag 17d. a 171 d. good 204.; pre public rale. Me Driarrarm and Berbice notheary Ito middling 144. a 14341.; lair la i•mmi 1414. • 15,1, ; per public sale, 117 I.aguirn middhog 10)4 ; 20 Smyrna pnwl 124. in bona, 7MI 11• nzal ordnrisy middling 6,1. 3 6 . 1 .41. fail 6,01 ; fine 7,1 d ; 60 Pam Ruud 1114.: Vasil 1,617 bugs. The Imports are, 311 Coined thatcr. ;ti lkinentra and Berbice, 24 bailees, 203 °Miscue sad Grenada, 1,792: total 2,406 bags. LIVERPOOL REPORT. JULY 3, 1819 COTTON.-+The demand fur Bowed and Orleans Conm outired in oar last has cositioued throughuot the weak, there sorts bare experienced a forth , , advance of Await. per lb The sales of the week are 12 600 hag., and comae. by private of 150 Sea Islands, fair to tool! 32. 2,1. very fide, ta.; 40 stained, middling 150. fair to cool 181 d. a 144 ; 1,800 Bowed., unlioary to nsichhing, 10;4. a 1160 , 1. for to good 1241. his 13.1.; 2,300 Orleans, or di nar y in middling 1141. • ltd. fair to void 120. a 15d. fine /WI; 6050 Pernania, fair to good 1711. a lad. fine 191.1 ; 1.30 &Wan, usl,l,llirg ILi s 7.l. fair to good 16 I. a 181 I fine 17.1; 1,500 m arnn a s tns. ordioary to middling , MI. a 1511 faire good 151 d. a lild ; 100 Demermar, middling 131.1. fir 111141.; 10 Bourbons, middling Ithl.; 251 Surat% issidilhet 73. fair to good 71d. a 91 , 1. ; 1,100 UMI;TaI., MIII MIS y to middling fid. a 13. 1 . d. fair I.. goud CFI. • 541. Vost4l.l.y 991 Demerara.; and $0 Barbadues were put lip to annum; 470 of the former were sold ordinal y to fair 1311. x 161.1. nee racing 141,. per lb.; and 40 Barb &dors, (air at 13.1. per 11). About 3,114)4) basso/ Doweds, tJeleana, anti Bruga:s bare been taken usi speculation, and shout 300 hags fur export. The import ihi, week is 13,132 bap. SUGAR.-There has beets a fair demand for 11. P. Slizart, hut as the quantity tarred was greater than the ltade n. quired, prices of brown and middling sort. declined gent. rally Is. par cwt., the qu•utity sold is 1,200 cask,. We bare still little inquiry for F1111'414 nod of 100 Bharat. of Brazil off• red at anti' yestei do), wily 20 cheats ga.ol *tote Fold at 47e.; in F.aat ludic uuthi..g is doing. item. rare Molasses, for walker, to good quality, has sold at 245. a 26.. Ire have had but • limited demand for Cofrte, of shirk raise the quutations 104. a 15s. on Plantation. and S.. • 100. MI Foreign; a public sale of 2,000 hay. of Dao... was with. drawn yesterday, owing to tier disparity of the pi ices here w:th theme of London, mid only a I. w lots sold, v z. of dainaica at 1084. a 115 s. for good to fine ordinary, IV.. a 1275. fur fair middling, and 100 bags Dwelt in the hunk at 7.5*. a bOs. ; Dismiugo of good quality sold 111 the sishotie of the weak at 110 s. and middling Bract at 104 a. has sold at 7.1. and a small parcel of 8.az.1 Cocoa at 455. Carolitia Mee has been inquittal after fur shipinesat, amt Las brought 225. for good quality. Jamaica boesl4lod, it( inferior quality, baa sold at 61 to 61 5a., anal 100 tuns of Canyeachy at 71. a 71. 10s. Su tams of Cuba Foam offered at politic sale were disposed of st 9/. sa. a 91. 7s. 6d. Inferior B. A. Hiles have told At aid. a 61J. re. lb. The demand for Tobacco this week has been confined to a few orders fur export, the trade purchasing very sparingl ; prices remain without any material alinatiou. We have had an improved demand for all descriptions of Grain since unr last, and much Pointless has beets dote at MI advance of fully 3d. per bnabel MI Wheat, 6.1. to 9I 'a Barley, and Id to 2,11. on Mats. Sour floor bas bern quest. and considerable galas hare been made at 4a. to ed. per barrel advance au last oreles Current y. OILB. Fide Oils are rather higher in priers; some enssi &ruble purchases have been made of Southern and t:rees laud, in consequence of the dent .itel for the fnrm.r, has als. f0u...1 an extruded demand. No accounts have yet been se retreat Guns the fisheries. Looser.' 081 stationary ; Itspe, frons its fcurcets., is tallier dearer, hilt ttht/at 110 Well ALIO:11111. FOREIGN rutin' continues very dull of sale; • psycel good Valentia Raisins has been sold at 510 s. per eat.; for line un bunches there is a tritlitiz .1. niatol, and !near prices been given, 1 it,...: Sine Currants are scarce. .BRITISH STAPLE A RTICI.IP. Rcrin ED SUGAIIII.—The delimit! has 11111 i 'woo so brisk as I. the early part of the welt, and they are tats tail rims at prices that were before refused; but, on the whale, tern is very little alteration. Minasscs steady. Posfseript, Troesdity, J.IN 6, 1819. Torr. eari. • CorraE.—Two public sale■ took place tia.ilayt, bet t!4 prices obtained see.e very irrcetdai• The H. P. Si GAR istarktt •as very fiat today i very rot sales look place. Carolitia Rive duty paid, is offire a at 4C.. per C.f. RANT iNIDIA liiyolXlBolllll of ('oirre Opntild be r• fOIIOW, viz. Java 130: u 118 s. a ItS• . 120 s. a Mt. nice ruse ita the cuuseed asitt Jp) t! • per cwt. PRICE OF STOCKS YFSTERDAY Rink 11-11 3 pee Ct.lted. 68 671 . :32t, I India Rond•.... ti 3 perCent.Cons.674 Ex. BMA, 2_ 1 pr. g 67h 67 I Lottery Ticket% i 9/. I: 31 per Cent... 75if 76 I Oniium.. '• 4 per S3f tts I Om.. for Act...... per Ct. N. An. WI 6tPliiffit MARRIAGE. Ou the 27th ult. at St. Paul's, Coyest-garden, Mr. CI burn, of Betitord.so.et a to %Iri. Herritou, of Picket t.s . 111G11 WATER TIM DAY•AT ;.ONDON DRIIII - 01 Mornang 4t •ftrr 1. 1 Fl4 , aptc in after LONDON : Printed mn.l Psehlidittl At: Oilice, r- Wo. It ' Melina; where Advr•rtiveotrnts ore received, and Jct.* (post-paid) must he ibildreamd....C. SMITH, No: ; a li►roest's tue , Priotero—J. WNITI, No. 161 1 Sam. Puildiaber.