The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1818-07-04 00:00:00

I e If lleltr b.:forw de mune a tba hnstiage. ale I be was in bone whipped. and wag Itilriord to le.su• hi. such to tirle tell billifelf lissl that Is. has nriesannal to codas If, the hts.:orga itmorrnarrd with any arenas witatrwar. Mr. Dowling. in septa. weida hr iltean to d'hy that he had row hi ii.r Isisatoopy for Hair raprrial siattpriar of h.qmarwhir•oor Hr. Hoot. sod tolanotril Mott hr had latirrted th et init. ot tool aa far as it aa aseiirrimiley he sober hi• I erlisgs. *lod he rha•tive a 'maw .mate' calumny was ais malignant isa it w•• fal-e. Mr. Birgit* •li4 Aral. aleiott •• • MeTirfrite, hr hot t in t roe eon... to porno.. abut 4/13.1 ISMS so Newt both partly, or. I* 1.. the Butt,'. Mr ihtW hoe for seer* hiPts•X 11 r.H rt 4 Y 11/ , 0 , ,. aed the Ilona, Heim for aaaauSlos klr Dowling. H Wilt form • letter. +pleb hr ..td ha had r*.** iv. d swoothe since. in whorl, hr wee *Corso. it 0,11 Mr Pooh- r . h:101 d riarrd th it hr h.naratten hum wisr - aerr Iw nen bins ; mad that ho (11r Dent) sea , p- earns :, !Al from an,warot at shit et.ettots tor Lord •10)to as ate *e. tu woo. el.srotee Of that threat Mr. Hooltutt dented moot trotlirdr Hirst br tool ever Pt. _Ay. •neh au Intension. and initrtrrd moan rikiinia 41 or ,ti15...41.1,•..res connected with a hotorr trattkartpsit ItHletres • NW;, ‘lr liatit.horse irliterb if sporess,ol fie*, et 11 , 364 ',pi •iii .of Sue (druid.'. hr would 4rarait hiovirlt by la k• Ha ally , falterer Irwin. 4111 . uo ind•esdnal West had t•teu I) ••ohnwitett the rtrish. I. applied in hem in • kite'. rah:i.bril by hint. htr Ifeterliesfr. lei all the meartatattera Ihrisittliout f o r kingdom.. he. 5. y•-r es weds n front Iterefrrd. and war in gnawer to an ata ,k nrsal si awl hits by Mr Haat at a pliblw dottier. at eh: rivals and darts., 'ravens. when 01r. Hunt r.noplr.l y. • Itot u:sie silk the wool in.alogosa of channel-ca. Mr. D. *64 ••••eveyl to SSW, that three 'Wicks argot* oat of the sir cno•tance el his hie ing been • altars, anon the State 'trials Thai hr had thf! ani•forin e 10 bra witness was tree. hall br declared on the moat soh ran wanner that it w a s ▪ ly - froni avridrot. and that at the time he went to Spa. Nelda to had not the guest realistic **titivation of ghat sub. wrgisewity lurk Owe. Mr. Wreak. sow said. thud, having limed Mr. a se fully, br wee ready I. bear Mr. Hunt in ratilanation also. Mr 0n,.• fret tiagnired by whom the es - pension., alleged 1.. hire hero weed by bins. in freest of the Sna.ks News r Office, respecting Mr. Dowling, bad been conimuni- . . _ f. 0 1 ,1 Mr Riesling regrind. that one Gentleman wan then pre. riens, rogrther wish others, was prepared to make wt of the tart A Dentlim an then it, pped forward. and hove testimony to d,•• esnre•.ion.. which bad been used by Mr. Hoot. Tlre latt , r.•fter, a abort hesitation, admitted that he hail rowel risme sock word., and that he had said, that Mr Dow. line war th- rm." who hut given evistenre of rprecher upon the Pilate Trick which milk's!, bnt himrelf could bear' Mr. throne now said that he frit himself bound to call upon Mr Dowling to find sureties to keep the pewee towards Mr. Henry Hunt ; and at the same I , sre be enuo.t also call upon Mr William Hunt to find similar sureties • ith regard In Mr Dowling. Mr hint immediately said hr did not wi.h that Mr. Daw line rhorom he held its ivy %metier. M.. R•rnir—" What! not for horarwh•pptng you, Mr. Hunt," v.,' ; it war a mere soothing ; my brother re c. ire , l the Mows ten timer harder than I did; area I rimukt out now even be afraid of Mr. !Dowling and out huudred vorii Irish bullies!" M.. Dowling Low said, that the latter remark of Mr. hunt was not use which perhar ramie] Properly hr rrphed In in the present' of a Magistrate, but hat snore Mr. limit was wi courteous, be was inclined to be equally so, and •boob! not insist spoil Mr. William Hunt bring pot to tlw trouble of coterie( into reseeigvisaucer, as if be et/fielders:4 it nr eeeeee y he eunlil take other steps hereafter. Mr. Throne thought both Gentlemen bail acted in this re. erect wills great prudence, and particularly complimented Mr. Hoot on his forbearance, after the manner in which he had been horsewhipped by Mr. Dowling. Ile could not, however. dismiss the case without recommending Mr. H. to teach his son, and hive brother more particularly (also was nufortunately deaf and dumb), habits of rare and good older. The parties then withdrew, and Mr. Hunt, upon his return to the hosting., was saluted with some very nopleasaut swords, mixed with laughter. Yesterday so less than six more ►ickpockets were com mitted by Mr. Masts, for robberies committed iu the food of the hustlers. Eleven men were charged under the Act of Parliament for establishing the Regent's Canal, with bathing in that pllire. Four of them were iced ten sbilliugs each, and seven flee %hilltop. Do Monday morninr, shout len o'clock, as Mr. Dank! Holliivray, the steward to the Marquis of Douglas, was pro ceeiline to the back of the Marquis's house, where the stabler air, he found three tors coming out of the statutes ; he inquired their businemi there, when two of them made off, and tole of them remained, who said he had been sppoiuted to come there by a man, whose name is John Finfrown, one of theta who had ma away, and who is now in custody, to purchase • carriage, which was in the roach-house, which proved to be the property of the Marquis of Douglas, and which the steward of the Noble Marquis leis confident the men were not authorised to dispose of ; the man who was about to pun 'last it differed as Go tl.o pile•, and said lie had bees admitted by Job■ Mill man, Ilse Mall in custody, through the mach-house, to pur chase it ; he NA not any suspicion elf their tieing inipropir edaraeleis, but they proved to be two rubbers, of die name of Harmon and Baldwin, who weed to • lives ',stable keeps r in New Peter-street, and represented that they bad • landau to dispose of for 111 gaieties'. At first he declined baring any thing to du with it, trot was at length prevailed on to go and see it, and was toW it was it, a mews it► Grua renoriplaee, but found it was the Marquis of Douglas's. —The matt who was about to buy the eairiage agreed to consider of the porciasse of it till the tr. slog ; and just as he and the robbers were leaving the coach-liouse, they were di tests it by the Marquis's steward. The tublwrs proved to lie aro vat.t• of a freatlttnais who formerly ocsopied the coach house to which the Ma-gills of Douglas's cars ia,7e was kept. The foollotring olr a.flul details are jeers ill att sit dr, dated GI oat Juror 19 : Two English is.,. Hers who left Geneva to visit the Tallats, returned raterday with the deceitful sews ilial the rampart of ire which has fur this •.nth paid blocked up the course of the Maur., gave way last Tuesday al four o's lock is the afteruirou, that the valley of Rape was iusu dat• il In :he apart of a few ininatee, the villages of &toe sad !it. Drasellit re tot itty rtroyeit; the badge of Martmoy sit the lower past of dial tutu laid iti.der water. The Logiratioens who aritianued thecae dis•atris had jog hair• to 'Might Wi h ilwor cci.less bum their mule., sad to elands up the acelst of the we.sossi.oso, luau Ilse sides of thuds ths y Were Jescs 'schwa Quo SI. Maui:lna so M•rhispsy , Ilse molt, ir and diowiieJ 11. fore 'heir eyes. eisoritei a badiiia it to piortt4. rs torsos! is a:l haue to G. ur,a, by the way of S. Mamie.. the bridge 1,1 winch irrialied 14 violence of the 1 1 / 4 1.1.1. Tiey re air Its it emastruolve was acs Had try a Illea.latb. oust; comeigl lonsiaght dor.. woe.v. at. 0114... i1..6i1 adieu, 4.1.1 n. •.s of ctrfy •lIICk n , the e•ialiciailit law above, say., it a s l u sh. all lit ..bum r...t.ssis olet.sile; all the lower tall. ye are sies spirit wow its ess,l%o iii...; Ib• efealta4l.l4 al IUSI• are Illtate4 nip tobastal 1111.1 flog. e• 100 of the deuimic tau..ut It. ra.e..lal.d. ••.evist Ist she 1.11 s. lOW 111411* of 1111106 1/1"11 , ..01 •hero ha ; Wit tin, 4iv.• to 4.... a... 4 fa IA Ze• " Ir•oroo that w IC • .111 la $1.,... it .•1(1 , 1 111 4:1 fr•osio g• ...41, o loo . e jr. oa to iii Ihr lIHYu.a ceiriiii y -that, moo Condo curl seolleo• kat Wight over w i t, ' I A s h o usi t I. jl st. sad"' —*oat Ire rota lunu.u.rl wit wilts s_•n'ul are I. UI 11 , 01...14 • Ilr 411... p. soul hose, for h. eriltiag. mai uL• •ut lll.t.Uihl IWO-Si. a1r1U••If 455 TllO. t. • ...A I oti.i..e.• 111 a tzsr , st ..... .111. as , as II as 'sods. ; seed if guattroisroo sit fortune owl f role epiiar will raisigiala to the sosoooe nistower our irr.o.!. is stales with ahurt•y tor Ow 011114 il U. 1.11114 , f t cl t;,e New rink Porto) yr:l7 11 r I R 11 NT. A APP.C" r N AF ELECFINI; vv.. smut PAIALIANILN IN 'We. 17esa CEN I VEY. s—sa [Takes rem, 11 , e VP mortoulout M. of 1 Harrington, El. is, earasersetalsire, slated 14116 j ss--sa ward Viongred Lod wt./hie/egad, J. 11. Fig. at isi keigfori, wear hark,. • IVIIIII7IIII P.lll--thit or the long eitnerkeice we have had of your a t o k utotol worth ato l l sisscreity, our Cilia of Bathe ' kiwis fish vulture! tout se.t - ed then: re ultstio•• Si. eh et yon 1,, e n or m... o f th e 114.111.4: Ur ( . ..111W10 Is is. this ',reseal par ; liaiiiros, (Or ONT said Otte, awl Jo kite purr rill accept Mr 'ramble I6erf , l; stitch, if you do, oar desire iss„ you will lout hut to he malt tot at Bathe, um Allossiday neat, she eighth of dos lowans, lip eight of ilw osorwiwit at the furthest. (sir then ore r.pri•rel to our t 1,008. And of year determinis t on et ectirut puts to eersiiie us by • word or brio in writ. tag, and send it by the br arrt t o Yworisesontl Suring Friends. Jose Moo. ilidMaior. Wiustala lelaArßdo. Derrsibee, 6, 1015. a sant OF WY BATOR seurins •BOUT TUC PARLIAMENT. ,alurtfar, roe. Vilh, 1645 —West to Bathe about my in >1.1 , 1r, w Parliament, as my father wan kelpie*, so• il ill • le to p. any swore;--won tie the George Iwo at wilcbl, lOw and desired to be dismissed from She u-rvi druid: .bong lever and metheglin ; expended about fq n. d honer Isle, but mold out get excused, as they en tertained • good opinion of Hey Csiber. Pfutirlair, Bee. !ark—West to Bathe; met Sir John Ftlirner ; se were douses by the Citiram to serve fo► the 4i,. The Maio,. and Citizenu conferred about Parliament basins•. The Stator promised Sir John Horner and sayiwif la!lbome airier., when he need to I.sindon to Parliament, whit% we steepled of; ■nd we talked about the Synod and ecclesiastical disinOrons, I ism to go ■gain on Tburaday, and meet the Citizens ghost such matters, sod take advice thereon. ihnrscluy. 31.—Went to Tt Sl.e ; Mr. Aske preached. Dined at the Geneve lon with the Major and four citizen; spent at dinner vj ►h. in wine. S. d. Laid owl in it the George..... ij 4 Laid wit in driaiLing .. vij ij laid out in winter° mud drinking vessels 4 Jan. I.—My Caber gave me 41. to bear my earners to Bathe. Mr. Chnpman, the Maior, rune to Krlston and rcturaeil thank., fist my bring chosen to olive in Parliament, to my father, in lb name of ail the Colton,. My father gave me g.mitl advice, touching my speaking in P.irliaini at, as the eity should direct mr.—l came home late at, night from Bathe, moth troubled thrreat cosicernisig my proceeding truly for EMS'. gond report, and mimic owe safety. DUEADFUL SUICIDE. Tisterday an burro was held at the sign of the Feathers, Dean -street, Westminster, before ANTHONY GZI.L, Comner for Pie City of Westminster, on the body of Ann Carpenter, acid 313, whose Jails was caused by her own act in jumping, over the Pagoda Bridge in St. James's Park. Ann Alegre sworn —I am wife of Wm. Awcer, a corporal the Ist Regiment 4if Life Guards ; I have. bee n separated liaise two years past fitorn my husband ; the deceased and I were PCIIO4OI fellows together ; her hushauJ was au officer's servant ; the .1. erased hail been abroad, and I did not sr e her fur Gee or six years until last Sunday week, wheat she was aalkiuq along Sloane-street, and met her by chance, and have been ever since constantly together; on midtown ing our misfortunes to one another we found they exactly ern responded, which rinsed ors to live together; the &erased had three children, all off her hands ; during the time we partial with all the things we had to procure a living ; the de ceased told me that h. r trembles were so great that she would go sod take have of her children, who were at Lewisham, and she would then drown herself. I being in the same kind of trouble, agreed to accompany her, and would do the same. I went with her to Lewisham, and on one return we went to the bank of a river, and were shaking hands before we three mil-selves in, but were prevented by the appearance of a snail. [Hire the witness, who is a good looking woman, was so affected that she burst into tears. The Coroner exhorted her to es Seel en the magnitude of her crime, and exert herself for the future to think of her God, and pursue a better course of life.] Witness continued—On Friday night we proceeded to Wert eee i e ister-hridge to drown ourselves, but not being able to climb upon the halluistrade, we went round to the steps at the water•nde; she took u•ff her cap and humeri, gut into a boat, and would have jumped over, but was prevented by ■ WWI who r eceived unr intention and fuloweil us. 'The deeras.•.l then told nse sere would take me to a hotter place, and took toe to the Vazuda-hriulge, in St. lamer's Past. We proceeded thither, hut not log able to get ilk at Storey's Gate, the dee. am 41 took use round mouth. r way. When we gut to the bridge, I said, " Now, Anu, let us say our prayers Mose we do it." She refusseel, and we thee pioectilsd to the middle of the !Nudge (wituess drown. rd in tears); it aas theta a splatter part ten o'clock ; we shook hands, and oruposi ul that one should go to one side mud the other to the opposite side; the deceased and me gut tau the Isaillemessta, and as I had one leg over, the sentry run, and, lay tog hold of sne, prevented use jmnoing in at the same time•; the deer...ea Aim, li-rself head furs mast into the water ; I bond the spigots after I was saved ; I look ed over tb.• bridge, and saw the deceased draggling in the water; I haul oreveourly prupwred so the deceased to commit the set in she Seisms t ine rivrr, so that my husband, who would be choir 10, might see sue after I was dead We spent the whole of the slay in Covent•garulev, sad there spent brit a crow., its eiet.meia and shrink. We were crying uat " Uar dell for vier!". beet arse not drunk. Coruuur—'• Do you ibiiik the deceased knew what she was doing; or do you think she was in the sang state of tnind as yourself. You Sena to be in a perfect stale of mind?" —A. "1 414111 . 1 think that either of us could be in oar proper naiad al the time, to think of inch au act. Vie were very dull till we had something to drink. We were broken hearted all the slay. 11w &erased made me no answer when &sired I.er lu say her prayers, We sbil nut look fur any work. I propsmeal looking foe work in the tlarden, but the deceased was above it ; but advised that we should go into the maxis fur our hcusg, wl ich I refused. She fretted very much after tier am I h h I behaved _.y very ill to nee; he only al l owsrl ow Rs. wday, though he sometimes earns 30a. a-seek as a ruugh.ridersand has several reliolan." Vssrol.sr Did you out think of the nil al worldr—... " Air; sr sios l y thought that we *honk' lease a troublesome awl world *here we were ►larriaZ The deci•sised said, that Sir ISicharil Croft, whip was a w•sssible maw made away with hisw•sif without impunity, soil shy west they Do'sst Ilnuk iliey were at the time in their proper seisms. Uaonl ..... , sworn--" About lialf.past ten o'clock . ow Westland ,y night, I was molly ou late' Pagoda Midge, stash olmers • d two women come on the bridge, and speak tog is isa a d dsh d usamser, sad shaking lianibs. Tlu• der eas ed said 1.. last IF/f1it...1, ' Go you to that foalV. CO la (Ws: 111/1.1111 they araordingly slob when the ilscrand threw herself f llse lorid:e he stater, awl I ran soul laid of the hue w Sousa as she ails sod 1 to throw tinsel( user. 1 sfserw ssds le aid the decent-A so:skint is .... ise in the water, and cis out " trail have stoney Nom any poor children 1 " rook, not r•' to her woo 43111 . 0 N. IIu• last Willies mot she Was .1.1 , •1 it I had not k• pt hold other ; the &erased war a ilia. -1 I . a. Jae a, Wairit e.msistril of twenty personas, returned a ve• sit.-- • Thal I!,,oloren•efl drowsed keret% being at the halt eat 51.11 d in a stale of Laihnew." is hir. of 12. 114-41- 1 . ..141ii‘0r , Si. AI .rits.'s-Imit , ihr Covrisi-k IrJru, be deopis J clown iis M re!,,4ly hurl' It, colt I.i. 'WWI 111 II tensible mantler, Amu . ' tr,.o c,f14 , 1 d WOK' in 4 ti rj 1)411 C )11(1.11 n. .~ ~i ~~"y .~ J~y Jf'E., D E •V • 1 . • APPI.FnY.;3I4I: Tu-rnorrow th e e l ec ti on raf (Ills 101411.0, sad the forces of both parties (Mr. Broligionii aIYI the Loathers) are already numerously in the ti. id. The contest has for several restnith• LOTO in the villages anti townships, the t inityntallis mat dales of these retired thyme t 4, and a reamer spirit ofparty a oo i tttt salty has berm iiitinied into it than any , of winch we coup( have conceived inenyiisceptible, whO live if& • great measure secluded from the ',add of p. 411 :s, who are actuated by no vazue do sire of change, or oily the (italic notions of Goveyl;- went, anti who.e i•aasintis halve Not lore!, kindled by any of the common topics of iliflanimation to the footles or the di.coistentr of the assesublica In Palace-yard. 'lite means to which the different !Duties have re sorted to attain their ends accord with their retell 'ion* tend views. Mr. Brougham has twice traversed the most of the mints., and every where electrified great bundsof yeomets byhiseloques.tappeals to their freliogs of independence, their sense of justice, and their abhorrence of oppression or dictation. The Lowther., stn the other baud, have made no speeches, but have em doyed, it is said, through their agents, abundance of itersussives of a different kind. We can state nothing except from report ; but these reports declare, that a liberal use of promise* and threats has beers tootle to secure their election. Some things %loch we ourselves have seen are little calculated in regain for them that popularity also h they indicate to have been lost. It will be recol lected that a great riot took place its Kendal on the litli of February last, and that atrocious and unjust. fiable violence was exercised by an intoxicated and infuriated mob out u cavalcade of the Loather party, with Lord Lowther and his brother, the Co lonel, at their head, when enteting that town fur lime purpose of canvassing the electors, and dining with the corporatton. The friends of Mr. Brougham attribute the commencement if this attack to a party of men from a canal making in the neigh bourhood, who having got drunk at the Lowthers' expense, proceeded to the charge, shouting Low liter de, and Brougham for ever !" But to what . ever cause, tool whatever agents, the riot is to I.e traced, the system since adopted lie* disgusted ma n y good and independent mess. As if the peace officers were not sufficient, the troops have been called in, and a company of cavalry are now at Shop. at short distance from Appleby. As if this did not give sufficient security fur the peace, four or five stage-coaches filled with sailors or carpenters hate bees. brought front Liverpool, who are intended, it is supposed, to be employed to keep the peace against Mr. Ilrougha.n's friend.; and we hate ourselves sects to-day about 200 special constables, who have beret Goons in this morning, who have rsecived, not batons, but bludgeons, also evidently tippet's in the Lowther interest, who go to Lowther house, arid diit.k at Lowther expense, sod who now bivouac ittieltr testis by the river sole, oil ground from which we were excluded, because it teas the private property of Lord Lansdale. ‘'s'e hope no sialence will ensue, but we never saw the popular mind at any election in such a ferinetit, ur tliseats ek ing such an explosion. The contest is felt to be great stud important ; 1111 d it really is so, whether we cutisider the persons engaged, the principles on which they act, or the ultimate result of their pro reeding.. The events of this afternoon have been very interesting. About five o'clock the party of which we spoke as having left Kendal in the morn ing entered Appleby with Mr. Broughton at their head, who had previously gone out to meet them on horseback. Tiler consiste el of about five hundred yeomen, decorated with blue ribbands, preceded by more than a dozes' of stands of colours, and attended by a band of music. Their eittlos-iasin was tossed to the highest pitch, when their favourite candolute, lead tug them through the town towards the Castle, halts d theta beside a pillar before the gate, and halasigued them on the glorious nature of their cause, and the violent proceedings of their eiteutits. lie coogrutula.ed them 011 having, through sacri fices, till*, and isiconveniekce, fulfilled their pl.dges, which the family did not, could not, mid would slot believe they would do. They slid not came like Lords or Ladies in carriages, but shunned they %ere wilting to encoutiter inconvenience, fatigue, awl loodsisip its the cause. Surrounded by them, he cared not for the 5 00 bludgeon-turas who had beet' sworn in under the name of constables. but alto were armed, not with batons, but %teapots of offeace, one of which lie had set.' to the Lord Lieu tenant, and another to the Secretary of State. These men were intruded to keep the King's peace, itgaitast the King's subject. , , in the name. Ile advised the most peaceable and orderly behaviour in his friends. Those who attempted any violence he would regard as his greatest titmice.. and the greatest enemies of Li, eao.v. ; taut if they were to commit 110 violence theurselvesoteither acre they to hew, ally from others. They should 110 t be the first to begin ; but if any iosulting attack weer m ode urioi thew, he hoped they wou;tl ,hew tltrir antagonists the buttons of the river. Mr. Brougham theu alluded to the employment of the Callpelat-r, from Liverpool, snot read the following extract of a letter from a resi.ectable 'Beacham of that towel : " On Friday cernint; last, thirty-six of the stouttst car penter/ iu the of y interest, and yt.strf,tuy wow ing n i ne whets of the seine thawriptoun, *tie eugated to proceed fu Ilw North by our • loolarloWl creature of Ir. Hallows. Thai expellition has heeu cowhide:43 with she greatest ae envy ; (Nell the fain:hie of Hien ate igssoraut of their de, bouillon. 1 have ;plat reason, Weever, to bilis we they are engaged as a sot t of hody-guaid, for the Lowther party; for I It.ive by am& tat lieuiel they were to proceed 10 Applrlev. Ow slime lender...A Shia tang u. acerptalrr named Oaskill. I write in r. ry great The oleo air to have t'sa. per do and thus fund fur then trouble." We are &airy that we !lave out MOW fur givillg rut:manlier uf Mr. l)sotighuat's addict,. tu the Kt-tidal oleo, or to tho•te i.l A atildepole, whom I.e ail:0401111111rd Ittto two about eight k, tool &Id tirews,tti to IS 5'11..1,5( purport trout the saute elution- Its this list *with..., he putileslly oil/J.lrd to Mr. 11 e- deviant', who 143. been writtio l c u.lhe Lowthre e scar, and 211!11114 Mr. Brougham. to a 111151115er M oir worth?• of lt,s grntil Lute to patrol,. tl.ail of his IreMMpot iliseret too on 1, Ile awoke GI hulls :as ■ Mall Khlt/ %Witt pru.e, 111151 tallier (.41[111,41mi 1-154 wll4ll Ise costal too veil pose. lost which lie wislird wire ; ;soil atrotigly re p:V.44J a duchitit. lii.tt ctihteim:d :11 'Nets to the 'co telu , lfirri, i. ,s Litt, lee st rtior pe; oiflet Itnueity Null stumleretie rot tout *4 iipetimptft.hir, thou All hr. ►• •rif Jusi beets 1 AS.t . li foots doleful theme's lutstuttrAfie 'Hutto). 'lr. Itroutzhatts Ir Utiesitleti Ity L ialu tal u f, Lospi ;11 , thurux, well sevrial ffilirr w . iellrit.ros toot ttf the vimoy. Ettil;ml %111 begot, to-•iufr.u* :It aline u't lock. WON, 0 ,1) lortiusors Mr. Ilteitichasit ; 111.4 it Ir. ‘V:lkeliclol, the Quuktr, *veinal. hiut. %Ve 101.: Plane ICIIOII. N.II:K MTS. c~ln\ IX( tiAN(x. FRIDAY. JCI.I 3. The Win •1 Ire& cm, 4,4114 s much t h e same a, MI M. 411 1 ,1 bast 11611'111g ft te s 1111111 111 . (I4ac , twtl a ruassntu 4.144. 4.4 • main!, tiny hate advanced (ruin .4. Su 44. per quarter. Barley, Near, and nelllll. rapport tbcir prices. Iu oilier lutitlva there is no alters(' . CURRENT PRICES OF GRAIN. Foreign Wheat 70s I Grt7 Petite l l ll% htlit Fine ditto 75% bi I Fuir ditto ..... • . 7 8 bps Fmitlisli Wheat ;Ma illts Tick Beans . ......52s !As Fine ditto Old ditto .. .- - it —lll Small ditto s2s K2* nye —s 4(14 ; Ohl .14ttli nliti GSs Fine ditto ..... ... --s :M. I Fe( ii Oat% 3% 36s Ducky 384 Os 1 Fineditio. a# 411. Fine ditto .. ...... —s 54. Polum, ditto . lills 401 New ditto —s —s 430 Malt fiN 7: PoMoe ditto. 424 bas Fine Whitt. Mime (boilers) 524 6051 You Fl • 7O. 75. Fine ditty .--•11113e I Seconds .. 6'. 70. SMITHFIELD MARK er, JIA.I 3. phis Jar's market was mil wI H suppled with the variant kinds of cattle. Mutton and Lamb were cheaper. Beef, Veal, stud Pork. sold at last !prices, and the trade in :emu nt was not over brisk.—The sales in the Haymarket w. re SMUG , what dull. Hay fetched a better pr ice. Straw li.is dropped iu price. Clover obtained la-t price. The following puce. and number are an accurate statement:— sink the offal er *tour of 01h. Reef.... 36. SA. to ss. 0.1. Mad of Cattle this (lay:— Manua 44. 0.1 to 61. 10 I Beasts Lamb.. ss. 0.1. to 6a. RI. Sheep and Lambs.... 6 IWO Vea1....4a 01. to 6s. 01 Calves 200 Pork... 4s. 01 to 6■ 01. Piles .. • • ..... —3lO NAY—MARKET. Hay... ....4/. Ot 0.1. to 61 10s. 0.1. Straw Clover 4l. Os. 0.1. to 7!. os. 0.1. UN.13111 MB. Cora luspector's ltelorm, THURSDAY, JULY 2. Wlwat, prr toad l9l 01 to 261 Ss Batley, per quarter . ..... 46a —4 to 544 Oats . 34s —.l to 441 s —d Betas r.,6a —d to 641 —d IV EIVRURY, BERKS. Wheat aSs to arse 0.1 I Mats Rye —• to it 0,1 Beans sBs to OSs Od Barley . 11111 s to 4s. 0.1 Pease Bread, Is. 10.1. to 2s. 0.1. psi- Gallon. NOVGATE ANI) MARKEN. (Hy the Cart ;the ) Reef 3s 4 , 1 to 4. 4,1 Ve6l 44 0,1 to Ss 8,1 Mutton.. 4s 4d to 36 0.1 I Pork 4+ 8.1 to 53 8J Lamb sa. Od. to Br 0.1. PRICES OF U. 4 PT. J %NI Pe . P. flay 5/ 0: 04 to 7/ l 4: thl Straw 21 144 0.1 to 31 (l, t I Cleaver 0/ Os OJ to 01 0, 03 I AM) STRAW. flay —Ol to. 0.1 to 71 0: 0,1 New iltt.s/ 11s Ot.l to 01 Os 0.1 Straw 21 IN 041 to 3! Os 0.1 Clover 01 10a 0.1 to 71 104 0,1 PRICK OF IZA ti' FAT per atone, ul' 8i1). St.Jainees, 44. S I --Il'lsitech3pil, 4s 4FI. Aversge, 4s. 41. MICR OF TALLOW, SOAP, $.. - .c. llrr 1121 b. I Towsi Tallow 70: 0I —.. 141 Yellow Suay. 1004 Yellow Russia 734 0.1 —:0.1 Muffled .llos While dim; .. 73s 0.1 Oil curd Suar i1iuu.....73. Oil —. 0 I Palm Mc tiug Siuff4l2s 0.1 63. 0.1 Grates lts Os DlllO rough —424 0.1 —4 0.1 1 Guthl Dregs..... . 104 Os PRICE OF CANDLES, Thou Cli ' , oilers HAI. nice of Candles, 'or ..,oz u , I2s 141—Moulds, 14s 0,1. 6.1 per dozen a;kowed for trady 'snny. RAW ill DUN. • Best Heifers and Steens (per Oraloary..ll. , 10.1 6, 2 0 stotte).. 2s 6.1 to IA 10.1 (11.aket Calf _OA to a ~ •.1 Middlings 2A 24 to 2A 44 Cog. florae 9. 0.1 t.. 10A 04 Procr. O 1 Hors. W?W riAns. MEW POCK [TS. Kent.... NI Us Is, 201 Os 21/ O. 11l 24/ 11. Stumm— 171 Os 10 19/ 9s Nussrsc .. 201 Os to 221 10. Furtigu„ lit Os to 101 Vs Essex.. 20/ 0. so 231 0. I I'm ukuu 231 Os to 271 Os fmeign Puckeot, $l. to 174. F1)1{1:IGN WOOLSowr Spanish Sheep, Leonesa 5.4 11.1 a 79 A.l - Scoria .. 6.4 3.1 .1 Os 3.1 Soria is 6.1 a 54 04 Seri& .... Sr ti.l * 0.1 Saxony, Ist - 2.1 O.l a 5a 0,1 Bohemia, Ist ........ 4■ 441 a 5* 0.1 2.1 4/11-S, 'KT Too, of 252 Gallons. New Greet& Mink .. 311 321 Normal-1.2 i '.11.1 Pale Seal. 461 —I Pale Itape COAL MARKET, JILT 3. !thipa at Market. Ship. AM& Price 43; Nracastte 37 I .... 304. 41.1. to 41a 41.4. 4 1 " , :111111. I ...I 2 Scutt I, Coal 2 .... 35.. 04. to —O. 0.1. 1 Cindria. COURSE OF EXCHANCE, Jots J. elloolAteribini I)i to ut Atutterilatet 11 ri c.r. Ditto ut Sight 11 4 Rotterdam ll 8 2U. Alit %alio evils 1t 11 31 5 '3W Altima 34 6 ittU. I'acia.34”%uhtle 11 :ii Diltu 04 ritt 2 U. 141torili•uoix 31) Unii.ktioi the Maine 143 ex mu. hl.fltect (*.Wiz, 39 effect 3a! ; itterik.)4l4 :IS I I 31 L•4l4orts (il . llO • . . . %. nice. hal I.lv. 2. 31:01A Opot it is. J :mew.) ... .. 44 N:1.111111 ...... I:10.1. per oz. .... DuWin .. per ci. l'ork . ..... Azio olds!. Musk uu Ilulland 2 per Cent. fly, 1.1011 Po/timid Gal., in L r. 011 . Coin, per ua 0 0 0 Gala in ears 0 0 0 New Boni' • ..4 0 0 New rkillara 0 rnn Bars H 5 b New Lnui. , earls 0 0 0 Pit It7F. OF srocKs YESTERDAY: — 3 per Ct. Kral. 75 1 1.? I Kit. limp, Ili 19 hir . 31 per (•e.a. intro I).ten, 17 19 4WI ('ruts r 1 U k Louvry ' 'icket. 19/. 10-. lialuk 1.. Am). .20 5- 11i4 f Oispiium t P r . . 0) IIU7b. I r Au rit r. I. T IOX. aisitaseas ftErniNED. tosillaLitiglei . 11t0n..1.4.11 and Vi.ii.sint I. Cos4e..arsl X r Mohair Fttherstois .4111. O'Ntil anal 11414k4e)144drs 11.141lowt—I1' W. t I.vr, Ma;:vit I , is, Yosigh..l-1..al 8. ,n:. .I Ilaitscaustrais-1 11 7 .61. Ihinutt ,7111-4 ;vit. r.kl . Carlow—Chat y, Esq. Cirt.)ll, A fumes—Jolt,' ru,tcr, STATE (II P01.1.i 17NT7.1 N 11„ DI-VON, duty 1. 1111.-I' DAY. 1C I Oil: 0 I"I lilt POl I. Mr. iirou;:lians ...... 140 1..tr0l Hai istph.i. .. L.,rti lAm Ott r ...... .. •.:.:14 I Air. 11...laid t.. 1. Lots ilirr Pluftwts i for 1140N...ham tr: 0 4 1V :IVA 1. INIT. LLIG ENCL. rmtrviourn, ILLY T. Arrive.' the Titter frtom Sailed Ilse Tbutnss, tt.orthwick, Iln!ifav 00 , 01 violatioot, foot' Alsdeir3 .1 oisiato• t I loo• Patty, Irtrin Shields forr this ig tin 9411:re on the sAo I 'lead and must 'email' until the lhoot us !kr,. 11. r %tosot.ow frigate has gut postirpre, soot is brutseit VALMOLTII, JUVitt no. Arrived the Artivr, Murices, friirti I onn o. ntawicet, JOIN 4. Arrived the Mow uf Orange l'atk,t a ith • mail tit.ea Holland. ; • 1 DUI, Jim? 2 Arrived the Ilarvey, from reskn i„l we has lost au audio, awl Inaba a chain cable. W‘TERVORD. J'UNt The Ann, Alder, which arrived ltere on Filthy, Is on. Cadiz. was buaided s•ff ('ape St Mary,at six p to ossthr 26th Mn, by the Buenos A era Patriot privateer. Borns. Ayres, 1$ guns and 140 melt, and wits binned with the utenist The Patriots professed the greatest rrspi et for the t slj. Ate, but the most inveterate husk lily aritto.4 the Stosnisit. 1 hey said that they would 9sase Cress Spats olt propict, i! under oar flag. They made all offer of mho admire of and Castile sump to the Ann. This /sad that emerssing snit seven Spaniards, and al t a wet It before t'sey took avs itiet iss the chops of Cadiz ray. The nUeliuß Ayers was filled oast iu the Unitud States ; rho Captaiss apswarcti se he tidier au American or nu Engli.lonall, and the crew pcinc:pmly Americans and British. 1 lie :ton repots that troops II loch embanked at Casila fur America, seemed very relativist. Arrived al New You Ito's' the 21st of May. the Prime Co burg, Hutchinson, 31 ila‘s fn in Cosh for (Ito !we, will s% partseuzera, who were to he landed at Halifs•, hot wh. n rtIF that port, tin y drove this officers below, took isosskssluu of the brig, nud tout her into New York. TtP.sday evening. as tilme intiourers we re c'ess ing out a pit at the bark of Air. Lirtom's Greenwich, they howd a large iron hammer, vox responding exactly with the iirscriptiiiii of that wait *lid' Mr. Man :toil his I ttttt sekeeprr were in ed, and which was supposed to lie a Irit hammer. The hammer wax immediately brou,glit to Mr. BICKNELL. the Soliciloi, mod an examina tion is to take feline at Greenwich, iu order to trine the identity of the hammer. Lieutenant ilot.t.attiD, of the .19fh regiment, coininantling at Buttevant, has sent i.,to 4Lc County gaol a ruddier Istlnngiinr to the 5311 rrgiment, who deserted from the iriasi7l of Sr. lieleno, in Augatt last. The manner in winch he got away was is some traitilitort winch ;wt into the Wand itt artier ti rt tit, ou hoard of wi.ich lie connived to get a pet— Lige, having furnished ltiutselt it nit coloured clothes, which tie olitaincil Truitt an oftrivre) tervant„ and was hinted at l'orttnittiaill. '111:s matt has beta closely extmitterl 11 a :Magistrate as to his having had any communication will' hutAF_turC. but 1 4_Cliits evtr hating had any, ?wire titan •trm i l hint vilor;t as sentinel. Ilis teabois for tie wa•„ having very hard duty to perform, makim.; row s and throwing ep woikt, besidta Irna prov”itiiir to ea t,(l 'ork l'uper.) On Wednesday, in Gnat Itusbcii-stiett, llrs. C. F. buts. of a Mal . DEATHS Thierniat , the tnili Inlet , :It hiss seat as' etlarlt%till , ..tottilly coat, the Iticht (loss. Harms Mmlismy, Governor and Litatue Itidukirusis 4.1 ike county Limerick, and Cotner! uf the County Limerick • On SatindaN last, Mr. Fleury Mender, I,,tlrliir Bud sales man, of Utirettaus. Tint itilhatuume luau luit tits life sa cosies queue.. of a fall nom la* lios.r, Ha the rreerag uf the she • fur she county of evalt. Mr. Bc!cher, it appear , . Wad ridttle tY 1111 folimif tenable wl4.lllllCe, iu russirmy Ills U.- ttliit r proton, When tile horse [WIWI the Clsetler Iradiug Inca the venal road to Bo:chain-knit:el, a vs iy .loot distant...lima his owls hotter, so suddenly and with au great • klerity, as to unseat lila iidrr, who, Whit:: urns has bred, treeing& no much ii.jury as 1.. 'we've the accideut unlit Saturday hat wily, during which interval, not wlthasaitilitic tyre) , medical maisitauce, M,. &kb, rr4 ulaiitetl l.llp illoetelleillte MGR WATER THIS DAY AT I.ONININ BRIGDE. Murskiveg 4G after S. I Ertnin 6 silty 3. This day is published, a very ioterebt,ux Work a Por trait a tite-Aatharj, entitles, A(WIDE TO fIEALTU; wtll.h, in ran eke u inner, recommends day sou.t tool fa rm^. lt i .tordiew, with proper - ut.nle of 11'111111. of foe iIK AllloB'll4 01.1,/lit 8. VIZ •--.11110. Goo ur Idaa of appetite, bar" - complaint., oi!ort••• • or lerceu dote—heat UK, eots,,asaptioat,, li+,l lr 1118,111411 1 , 6111/1' 111:111. 1 , tritulence or *toil. hyporkoudi iar I.lB' 111 tiorbuly luienest of spirit., tin ti.tt stal caarnatiouss liti 113144 &scat.l, unaui.m tor ion Mt 5(115 ry, pig tillhlC ruith, 111 , um:olio/I, wi aloicto, Ito is a 14., s.at • seal diorams, 43:c. IVith Ailt - ite to I.dh J.xia to a railiral soil 1a . 11715111111 r.. re fur 1.0. e went info ot • lira of nalmse shish delicacy offs to divels , c mass So Ih. it o tselativt and a l ' n attire on 1)181484.11, NiTV‘llll/ 1 . llyplaa Jitae, 81111 C011141.111111V0 Cob.- plaints. To a hitli ii ,nti Essay oil Ow V. nci. Diacase, Clefts, St missal ll'eakurs.css i ond a ite.t, out me if a private stature; with au Ati,tr, , ioi to V treat., t Tulips., 21111 thiow who have slit raie and c.hicat ion , Jikewiar advice to Father., piirtit ul.uly thicr ah. arc ;..a; • rd with sues runs TI..• a lade lair rs i u :111. 1 • 111 , 1ra11,11 1111111 a vstirsy of sulks 1111 C fit lb 1! luivis: you" lished. By SA:IIL'EI. SOLMION, 11 . 11. Preparwr ofillose iuestousable Mrds..oes d CueiGal Bala. or CAlead, te.c. Le. Sold by Leigh, N. Strand; Buuu, 140. 4)a... 1 - 4111 "; Ito le.. elseap.ide ; Full ; Extlostqr ; and Mad ; Prise 34. . . _ . L4/hilitON : Printed end Publitdied of the N.. '27, bt.ais.l; *brie A.lee.itecnientx are reeeieeal, sod 1,4 lot: (pu.i-paid) tmot be addressed.—C. SMITH, N". 1 ,9 (..leniemi'. tun, l'i!eiter—J 11 lf Fri:, No. 117, PO:libber.