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has inspfroiou upon my Hominy ntide e greet . sthiud ; it deserves much attention." Mr. Ron.Yst.t.—. •• I was ors the same side with s•mitel Ribaldly when this subject woo brfore the Loud Chancellor ; bat 1 did not feel that it was similar? Jos me to snake any observation, as it war referred to thy The:Vics-Csakcst.t.on.- 46 you did not except to thispart of the report au the mew you have stow l 'lsiken of itr Mr. Rotmst.L—" No, Sir; hot it was referred to the Mester to review his report." The Vicr..Cluticsu.ou—s• I sot folly sathbed ;that Mr. Tqlor se not placed in a proper situation, but 1 ronisut order the mosey to be ptid to hies; .magi es I have taken a different view front the Lord Chancellor, and do not conceive this to be ass CID. mushroom, as bis Lordship did, you hod much biter mike this motion before him, as he can Pt& Aglaia his grounds for thinking it its encumbrance. for myself it is impossible that I emu ever lee ho* at could be viewed iu that light. ° 11111111A11111 YIDS snits. This was orrother mensal retain,* to the Trt.4- eares's weemosts, &e.—lt was ordered to glad over 'tat tilS LA NE.. ram. Coineirr vrearoieb—iticiti DAY. 4'350 s.pse Warlord Ott I Vibleitia 11,136 atv OF CONK ELECTION. JULY 4. Rotelsioisks .. kft Camel Louglielsl 1111 r N. Cialthsin l t ' MI Nothing could exceed the respect and enthusiasirn with which Sir John Newport was received at the City of Cork hustings on Tuesday. when he gave a pleasper to Mr. Hutchinson. Iles terept . is thus described in the Cork Mercantile Chronick of the followers; day SIR JOONIiVIFORT AND MO HUTCHINSON. We have never witnessed a more gratifying scene then was exhibited in the Guildhall of this City Vday, when the Hon. Baronet, who represents orerford, came to vote for the friend of our city. The titans* of Cork have done themselves great honour, and 'paid the illustrious Newport the well deserved tribute of respect. When he came forward to vote three repeated cheers were given, ~or would the Hon. Baronet be allowed to commence the de livery of his sentiments until every hat wits off. The Hon. Baronet said that hr must necessarily feel gratified at the applause of his fellos-crountry men. He had endeavoured to discharge Isis duty— and to deserve the good opinion of the people of Ireland. Nothing could be more happy than Mr. Hot- Alimonies reply. With the strung feeling of grati tude fur the Sao compliment which he had received, nod, con.cious of his own integrity, his manly declaration. that Sir John had not only endeavoured, but had completely succeeded iu discharging lois pubho• dotty, and in accusing the esteem and affec tion a Los countrymen, was received with the ap plause hick gave the testimony of thousands to the t Toth. —/ Cork Mereastile Cleroxiek.) . We are ill; .rmed that on Tuesday, at the bust loge, iu ermerqoence of an arrangement precon turned by the friend. of Colonel Lougfield. Mr. Leader proposed to that Candidate a series of written queinisme. the purport of which was to elicit his opinion upon the Catholic Question. Thu Colonel, a veteran antagonist of Catholic Emancipation. re canted. and promised the quotation his decoded Mud itealusis support. This was a triumph to the Catholics, but not to their grey-heeded convert ; tor. whether front a doubt of his sincerity, or from superior attachment. or from whatever other Mlle., the majority, which, in respect to Sir N. Coltlturst. oa Tuesday and Wednesday, was but 27 ag aim the Colonel, increased toil, as above quoted, to the course of Thursday. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. IrbRIMIOUTR, JULY 13. Arrived the Sally, Thomas, from Loudon for Lirerpead ; Lad the Lord WelUnto*, Sprats*, front Waterford. The Tigress frigate. lately sold eat of llte service, came out of itarbeor wady jar, mow, arid proceeded to the Eastward. LIRMICK, JULY 3. The North Briton. ARen• and the Neptune Mauro, ar arrived here to-day; bulb slips conspktely full. Captain Moors states, that the two discovery ships were spoke wills by the Juno, of Leith, off Magdalen Bay, about the begin aging of Jeer, all lull; and that he get this intelligence from the summer of the Joao. The London of kloutrose, ma foal of she North fkilow,and tarried away her foremast. Than ban hem no ships lost, and very little damage sus tained. PRIM, JOLT 111. Arrives' and soiled for the River, the Emuloos, Sowell, thirty-sin days, from Antigun. Came down from she River, the Martha, Apsey, for C.ork, Prs take in convicts lee New South Waks; the Venus, Raise, fee /Rotors; the Lied Mslgreve, Moffatt , for Portsmouth owl Cork; sod the James, Miller, for New Provilkoce. rim o'Cllieh.—The wind has just shifted to the North Reecond the whole of the ..tie ard belied ere setting seeder ' weigh. The following robbery and outrage took place Ps, Sustrisv night ! About twelve o'clock Mr. Getliffe, • merchant, residing in Cornball, was passing along fore.street, as his way how. when he. was arcosted by • rubsist-Jookiog man, who in • strops Ribergian accent craved charity, de claring that . ke was •Imost starved. Mr. Gallia& paid se attention to the man. until he became so clamor ous in his demands, idiot he turned rowed and threat. toed if he .lid not desist following him he wowed calla watch man ; limos this.; two mesh whom Me. Galli& had petrel,. moldy observed walking sal the opposite side of she way crags ed rapidly over, and pillow the pretended beggar, Mr. G. was in an instant knocked down, and before his alarm would permit him to call for assistance, the rifled his asorkets of • gold watch and appraisers, worth upwards of 70 guineas, together with • greens silk purse, containing 131. in Bask motes, a check fur 101. and SWIM silver They were making off with their booty, when Mr. Guth& Balled ont,.tind two watchmen with use of the city ()stride miming tap, the villains arm parsecs! sad ii kesi in Moorkelds. Her • desperate batik took place, in the cows, or which the two watchmen *ere heal senscless to the ground, sod the patrol received a cat across, the face. by which hr its dreadfotly disfigured. One of she grtirlanien was so severely hiirt, that lie is considered to be in some danger. Mr. dailiffe, •ho i• upwards of sixty pa r s of tie, has also Inns very unwell in camoevseiiee of she alssm he eiperieneed. The robbery was the work of a mo ment, and an silent as well a. desterouv were thr r. wing in their operation, that the neighbouring did nut hear she slightest seise until Mr. Gatliffe called wit for THE tR:MLESTO'N CASK. This cote has occupied the Court of King's lencls, Dublin, mid a Special 3nrv, for • fortuight ; our limits therefore smold not allow us to follows is in detail ; hot the substance of ilw r rise, as it appear ed in evidence, may be give+, as follows The late Lord Triudeston was born about tlw year 1705, and went to France when 14 years of age. There he acquired considerable property, arid married a lady of respectable 'family, by whom lie had two children. the present Lord Trimlesion and the Countess; D'Altnn. This lady died, and the late Lord Trim's-own was driven from his adopted country, at an advanced period of life, by the Revolution. He was a sanguine Royalist, and his estates in France became the lorry of the domi• nant party. He came to !rebind pennyless. said was indebted to his relation, Ilse then Load Trim lepton, for a miserable pittance of 100 guineas or MO/. • year. In 1793, his son, the present Lord Triaileston, then only nineteen years old, married the daughter of the late Mr. Kimmel. the cele brated clsyn.ist. With her he Atwood 3001. a year. He took • small house in Milli toetreet, and his father joined stock with him. In some tune after, the then Lord Trimleston died, awl the late Load Trumleston, as heir at low, succeeded to his title and estates. He became acqnainted with the family of General Euatace, and in 1797 married Mow Elastic,. • She vs..ti then a most bean. !Jul and accomplished young Iwamoto, twenty-four years of re l ic, and abr late Loral was in Isis seventy. first year. A jointure or 8001. per donnas was settled on the Lady : she bionglit no fortune.— Shortly after the marriege. Lord and Lady Trim !rows went to Beth to reside. The hobos of Lord Truoleston were completely those of a French. man; his chief society were the Foreign Ambassa dors, and other foreigners of distinction ; his prin cipal amusement was a game at cards. To this manure of life Lorly Tritnlesten accommodated herself. They went to London. where they con tinued in live in the Paine manlier. By the death of Lord Felkland, the estate of Torrey fell to Lord Trimleston, !burdened. however, with judg ments to a considerable amount, and a mortgage which involved his Lordship in a tedious and expen sive Chancery suit. In 180-2 lie made a will, leaving the hulk of his property to his soil, and making sortie additions to Ibis wife's jointure. Lord Herbert Stewart became intimate at his Lordslap'.. lie hail been a Judge in India; is a Innis of talents. of a prepossessing person. but distorted is, his feet. IN attentions to Lady Trimleston were very par. ticidar, but not in an improper sense.—He took a deep interest 111 her welfare. He wished to see be r wore amply provided for, in case of Lord Trim lesion's death. The result WIN that Lord Triodes lois engaged him to draw a codicil to his will. by which he was to give 1,/00/. a-year to his Lady, its erlditio4 to her jointure, all his personal estete. and a legacy of .5.3U0/. chargeable on Isis real estates. Lord Herbert Stewart drew the codicil to this will, and Lord Trimleston carried it •to Mr. Addis. li . s Solicitor ; . 4 Here," said lie, 4 4 is a cu- and my wife are Miller ._ _. sue to execute; I will Inver connuit.so m injustice against my son, hut tor peace sake I must seem to riegniesz-e. Do you draw a pretended undid' is compliance with their wishes, with feigned witnesses, and we will persuade them it is tegitlatly executed. That which I shell exe cute shall have 1.200/. as a gross sum, Metes.' of 1,4001. per ammo. and the Icgarcy shall he 5001. instead of 5,0004" This scheme was in suhrtimee carried into effect. Lady Tr leaton was satisfied that the pretended codicil was genuine; and the next year (1805) Lott' Triudestots executed a will with the dispositions he proposed, mid sir which the blanks for the sumo are tilled sip wish his own hand. A codicil was afterwards drawn up also by Lord Herbert Stewart, in a etrr elaborate std Ir, fur the purpose of substituting Colonel Eustace, the brother of Lady Tirsidestoo, as an executor in the place of Mr. Naugle. Thu was effected. In 1810, Lady 'fritrile,ton cunt , to Leland, with a power of attorney. to sell the Roebuck Estate. It was sold accoithigly, soil it is alleged On die part of the present Lord T • leston„ that d 1101/61 derable part of the purchase-money Ina newer been accounted for. Lord Trimleston followed in some time alter his Lady ; and immediately on his arrival in Dubin' he executed r codicil, making a provision for the children of his daughter, the Countess D' A Iton. From this till his death, Lord roil Lady Trim lemon resided at the Torrey estate. In the autumn of 1812, he ►ent iiistructions to his Solicitor, Mr. Ketumis, to draw a new will, which he exe cuted as hie last will and testament. with all the ne cessary forms. 'rite provisions of this will s with re. spect to his wife, are the saint with those contain ed in the former codicil drawn by Lord 11. Stewart its 1804. except that instead of 1,2004 per year, she has the Torrey estate settled on ter for life. The. will also contains the provision fee the Countess D'Allon's children. The present Lewd Trimlessors disputed the validity of tlos will. on 11w groomd that it was obtaiertd by tumble influence, or rathe► coercion, and was contrary to the mid wishes and intention of hie late father. Tire case was first mooted in the Prerogative Court, and the trial in the Court of King's Bench came on in conseynt•isce of an issue out of Chancery to try the validity of the will by a Jury at the bar of that Court. The CHIC? JUSTICE and Judge MAYNE Only presided, the other two Judges being unable to at tend. It was proved in 'import of the will by General Eustace, brother to the Dowager Lady 'l' !eaten, that the letters to Mr. Kemmis on the subject of the will, which were in the hand-writing of Groeral Restore, and signed he Lord Triinleston, were all dictated by the latter. The instructions we►e est tied, in the hand-writing of Lord Trindeston. A few hours previous to his Lordship's death, he sent for General Ensurer, and in tine Mesetice of his physician and conSelential Freceli servant, said to him—" Henry, I fear it is all over with m•, reach toe my keys; they sire in the ttocket of my breeches." The breeches were handed to him ; he w:is pitting op in bed. He retortird the bunch of keys, which hid been token out, into the pocket, and rolling hp the breeches, throat them tender his pillow, lend said, " Henry, this preettutiott is he ctes:►ry, my will is in that bureau" (pointing to a . . bureau the In this hereau the will of 1812 w.B found after his death. Ile further mid, " My son will be a very poor torn till the expira tion of the leases of the King's County estate; I had hoped to lire till th..t event; it would have been better for all parties." Ile expressed regret that he had not recollected to except his family• plate in the bequest of his personal estate to his wife, as he wished h to go with his title, mid de sired General gustace to request his lady that it should go so after her death. but declared he would not iiiiike any alterat• in his will for fear of doing mischief, as he wet well pleated with its provisions. To account for his leaving his son so small a provision, the Hon. Mrs. Leeson proved that the late Lord had always expressed himself angry and dissatisfied with his son on three distinct grounds. First, that he treated him harshly in tlolles-street. giving him a flock-bed in a garret to lie upon, and threatening him, when his allowance was not regu larly paid, that lie should find another home. Se condly. that he was disaissialied with his son's con duct during the rebellion of 1798; that he expect. et! him to take an active part against the rebels, and distinguish himself by the ardour of has loyalty and attachment to Government, in which he was disappointed. Thirdly, that be was dissatisfied will him for not living at Trimlesion Castle. In answer to this, Lord Trini'Mon gave in evi deuce • pen,. of Inters from his. father to him, from the prtiad of his marriage till I few weeks before his death. _ . Nothing con he more confidential and affectionate than the tone ..f these letters. Hr delegates his son oil all public occasions to net in his stead, and is al ways satisfied with what he has done. In impeachment of the will of 181c.1. that of itioi was proved, which speaks of his me in the most cordial trans. and leaves him all real estates, including the lately-acquired one of Turvey. The transaction of the feigned codicil was also fully proved, and insisted upin.'itialit;wing the real cir cumstances in, which the late Lord Trimlesion was placed, and the real sashes of his heart. Evidence was adduced to skew, that in the elk.. nation of some property. while residing at Turvey, Lady Trimleston and Colonel Eusrsce took the whole managenteut of the bulimia. And a Mr. Allen proved that he received an angry letter in the hand-wasting of Colonel F:ustoce, and signed by Lord 'rronoleston, shout all application he load made to the !nearest Lord l'rintleston for holm to cut down some trees on a farm he had taken on the Trimteams estate. He went to Torrey, and Lord Trim!eaten took him out or the room where Lady Trimlesion and Colonel Eustace were, on pretence of sliewilog him the fbrnily pictures, when he said to him in a low whisper, " Mr. Allen, you have received all ongry letter from me, but don't mind it. fur I could not help it." Colonel (cow General) Eustace proved that in both these instances he acted by the express direction of Lord Tromlesion. Colonel O'Shea was 00.11111141P4 as an executor along with Colonel Rouser to the will of I S 14. — The papers of the late Lord Trimlestoto were. by reinvent . of all parties, gives in charge to Colons' O'Shea. Amongst them was the will of 1805, carefully put up. Au accidental fire destroyed port of the papers while io Cokissel O'Shea's pos- Sellaren. Colonel O'Shea is since dead; and evidence was offered on the port of the present Lord Trionleston, of certain declarations resuecting th...e pap e rs, ma d e by Coltruel O'Shea to Colonel Talbot. It was insisted that this evidence was admissible, on the g•ottnd of the declar.itian having been pre judicial in the interests of Colonel o*.tilwat himself, rod of his being equally the leen: of both parties. On the other aide it was contended, that no de claration wade alter a /is wota, or ►utt commenced on the sulijt rt. as was ihe case here, could be ad mitted as ivideuce : and of shill opinion was the Court, and the rvidspeoce was accordingly refused. (iii this argument, too, it was urged, by the Counsel of Cowes. D'Alton, who was joined with the Duw,tg.-r Lady Trinalei.lim in support of the will, tli.il the evidence cuald iiin lie admitted, he- CASS!' she (Camass, D'Alton) bail hill 110 agent at the tiontiiiration of the papers after the lire; but the Court said, that, with respect to that, they could not consult r more than two parties in the cause, and that all auxiliaries (.u.cla as was Countess LYAlton) must abide by the strength of the cause of the prin cipal party. It was further urged again't the will, that the late Lord Trimleston, when talking of its provisions, told Colonel Eustace that he hail left the Torvey estate to Ludy l'oinsleston for her life, merely as an eiptivalesit for the sum of 2,0001. Per annum, which he bad secured to liar by the codicil of 1804 ; and that she might have the payment of it in her own !muds; whereas lie lied, in truth, never made the said provision of 2,000/. per annual, in addition to which, she was, by the will of 1812, to have her jointure of 8001. per auunel st-cured on the other teal estates. During the Minim of the late Lord Tritnles tos, he allowed his eon 7001. per minim, and from the time his wooden), iiIBV - Me Wu. Mr. Bathe wall, was put to school, another 100. per amin o, making in the *hole 8001. per osmium. But by the provision* of the will of 1812, the present Lord Trieileateer. with the title to support, would actually have do income considerably smaller than the for mer allowasocr, till the expiration of the lessee of the County estate. The above is a very condensed and brief, bet, we trust, accurate view of the principal facts of this extraordivary case, millet', if fully reported, with the operelies of C:oarisel, Mk would fill several goodly volumes. Thursday, after an interval of one day, which the Chief Justice took to consoler the evideuce, his Loidship summed it up iii hit luminous manner. The Jury hilted, but. not boring agreed, a Juror was viblidrawil at test o'clock ; and thus, if the partici be disposed, the cook must coutineoce de novo. A combination batting taken plate amongst the colliers m sh e ri m er .. t o* DI the county of Mid Lothian, three of the nesitleodtesi froas the colliery orms the estate or Wali Myst. etre on Wediserday atty"hrudr.l, and no fit di &Ante the it:latices 01 l'eace ut Edissins.tgh, Gt lin, alter rzansindi ((((( cam witted than imposters to the gaol of Ethiebttr#ll. ; : • illAtnrE TS.' Palos u 77. e &Ado* Nereastile Prire Carrik?,"of Trusdap July 14, 1813. WEST INDIA AND SPANISH MAIN PRODUCE. British Plaistatiou SUM'S this week have been in lively demand, and priers ire quote full 2s. higher;' brown Ja maica@ hare larought 78s. to 78a.; middling 795. to 805 ; good ditto fits, to 8.15.• ' browu Monserrite 775.; middling St Vincent's 81s. to 8.15.; soft Sugars have also gone, off freely at 2s. ad , iw consespirnee of the Fruit season be ing favourable. Fine Jamaica was cola on Friday at 935. per cwt. The stock of II P. is now 5,000 casks less than last year's at this lime, the prices rate 4s. per cwt. higher4a FoRILIGN thertaste art firm in prices as looted. The greatest activity bas pervaded the CorrEe markt . , shier our last ; very extensive business has been •tratisacied at a progressive rise mita prices have reached 148.. for 84. Domingo, aid 1565. fir fine mirldling Jameica. and in pro portion for oilier description*; the advisore is from 125 to 145 on last week's qootatioiss. The stock of West IndM Coffee is now 4.500 tons.• being 5,300 lees than at this last year. Present prier* Cam per cot. higher. Ittno has been in irond demand this week on speeilatifill e and prices have advanced about 4a. per gallon, lint the imo r eulative disposition has so far subsided ea to render sale. impracticable at the extreme of the almusor. PIMENTO is steady in price. LoOmooo has been more itirpolred for this week. NORTH AMERICAN PRODUCE. Carolina Rtes.—Although the last wiles eff. (left were at 410 per cut for home consumption, sod 1135. for exhorta tion, yet pareliasem cannot wow be made under 500 for the former, and 40s the latter; this pdvanee is in cense queute of the high terms at which the East India Company's sale of Rice went off on Friday, being 10e. higher than the preceding Company's sale. Tonieco.—Althougli the demand has not vet triaterlally revived, prices have become mu, e stiff, awl no panels are pressing ou the market. Rough Tonsure's's still keeps heavy on the market, in eousrquenceuf the small deniami fur it, and fur Spirits of Turpentine. SOUTH AM F.RICAN PRODUCE. The Carron market has been is a laugnid state since Oaf last, and hut little business has been done; on Thursday and Friday 360 BlsT4ds were put up fur mile, of which only IA bags of good quality were sold at 2014. The sales of the week are duly 'raid, 100 Upland good 201 d. fine 21 4 .; 80 Pernand:ureos good 2s. Id.; 30 Maranhams fine 25.; 18 &minims line 25. lid.; in bond, 30 Sands middling 114. fine 111 d. ; do 200 Rengals middling 9rd. fair to good 10d. •11d.; total 440 bags sold. The imports art 67 Suriname, 13 Bahamas, total 82 bags. BALTIC PRODUCE. TALLOW is still advancing; 74s fur Y. C. this year's de livery. In Foreign FRUIT the demand continues heavy, except for Currants. _ . MOLASSES have been in brisk request at 2s advance. °lLL—Fish Oils love fallen, in consequence of favour. able accounts baying been received from the fishery at an unusual early date, by two vessels arrived full at Hull, one on M lay the 6th, and one on Saturday, eberoborating the statements per former, and with amorists to a later &de of rood success. Southern Oil is duD at 311. out of casks. Rape Oil atm dull, with little doing. Some sew Send at market yesterday sold a little below the quoted prices. Linserd Oil is steady at 451. Cud Oil bring in few bands, ire Greenland fishery has had but nominal effect thercuu, mid former priers are still demanded. BRITISH STAPLE ARTICLES. Rurtuutt SUOARA have experienced an improved etinspd, and prig• are2s. higher; Brown Lumps 1064 to 1064. are taken ol" , , r crushing; Single Powder neer Hainhnrgb 11111.4 , 6 are veto seater and touch in demand, both for earysirt and honor onitnnaptiosi ; Brown Singles 112 s. to 113 x. Pawl*/ 114 s. and Haniburgba 115 s. There Is but title duiss in Prolate ;olives. LIVERPOOL REPORT, JULY 11. The COTTON market has been very inanimate, but die holders of Americas d.seriptions have beta more firm than at the close of last week; Brasil. on therm/is-Dry bare been sold a shade lower. The sees of the week amount to 3,900 bats, sod consist of 1,100 Bowed. at 19fil a 211.1. and 101) at • ; 210 Orleans 20d. • 23'1 ;40 Sea Wanda at 3s. /P. a 3. 601 ; 700 Previews at 2.. Opt. ale lid. • few 2a. 2d. ; 800 Behiss at 23141 a Se.; 100 Illarenhants at tsp. a Is ; 20 Demerara, at 231 d.: 10 Domingo, at 214 d.; 100 Surat@ 141.1. • 1911.; and 200 Bengils at 101.1. a 131'1. per th. ?Isere has been a good) droned during the week for B P. Snore, which have sold briskly at Improving priers. and the market has closed at a farther advance of fully Is. on brown and middling, arid Is. an better tleseriptious : the quantity sold is 900 casks. East India as well as Foreign deseriptious remain quite neglected. Ott Saturday last we had an animated demand for Coffee at all advance of is a 2s. on the price of the previous day, soul which hem colla tiond through the week at a farther impmvement of M. a 81. making an advance on all deseriptiuus of Ts a 10s. per cwt. since one last : the quautity rota is very considerable, and eke !wet sales have consisted of St. Domingo common ordivary at 1384, good with colour 138 s. ; a cargo of Hs vannah, zing middling meekly, 1384.; rood Brazil 135 a.; Jamaica middling 1381. Bd. a 14th. ; sod fill! mid dling Dutch at 1448.81. to Cocoa, Ginger, and Pimento, we have hail nothing doing. We have hot a Fpeculistive demand fur Rice, pasheolsrly Last India, which has brought an ail of 2s. a 35.; Paton of ordinary to middling qua. lily has sold at 104. a 23v. ' end is now held at 241., and at 28s. a Wks. for good and flue; Csroli.o has also been in ',good, and withia the last tan days has sold freely et 455. fur flue quality, duty free, told at 33a a so, for ordinary to good, is hoed. Rums lifiVe brell in good 'lenient!, und is the early part of the wank comment I.PPICIIik were sold in quantities at 2s. fld. a 2s 61d., end 3 • 4 O. I'. hare brought 2s. 9.1.; Janiaieas are also in More request. Lorwood has sold al a decline of 10a. per ton. vie. good Janialea 81. a SI. 10s. and good St. Domingo at 81. 128.8 d. Its Fustie and Nicaragua Wood nothing has been done. New York Pot Ashes of fair quality have sold at 45s and Boston. at 501. Pearls are steady. Of Tarpentine • small lot of very pod quality-boo gold at 15i. 8.1. Tar his gene of freely a t torr. iii . for %.11atingtoo, and 114. a 10s. for fßoeklsolns. Skin Tallow has Nen in good demand at 1131, About 5,000 It A. Hides bare brought at public male 814. for ordinary, and :fit. for middling parcels; we% sated J am aica. have odd also at 50. pir pound. The Tobacco market has beeu rather doll this week, but prices remain steady. We COUillille to este cleave a good demand for Wheat, and the prises bare advauci d about 3.1. per bushel. On Tuesday last there were offered by auction 1,270 barrels of Flour, which odd steadily at 471. 3'l. to 475. ed. for Beltirnore, 455. 9d. fur Fredericksburg, and 455. to 454 3.1. for New YU. k. Lemon Juice has beta rather more inquired for, and good strengths are tolling at Is. 5.1. per gallon in quantity. On Wedutortay 130 casks of Olive Oil, lately arrived from Corfu, were offered by auction, but they acre withdrawn for want of bidders at 85/. per inn, which lois been obtained for small parcels. The sales in Brimstones are amassed to small parcels at 2.1. per ton. Posferripl, Turtday, July 14, 1818, Four ectoch. B P. SUGAIII.-The demand of to-day was steady, thong's not animated, and from 1,600 to 1.1100 casks were sold at prices confirmatury of the previous advance. 21.0 casks Bar bedews Sugar brought by pablie sale to day shosit the same priers as were obtained at the preceding sole; the average of this sole was a little higher, owing to the superiority of quality. Corree -Two public asks are noted herein, which went offal full 54. advance on the previous eurrtney ; flue told dllog Jamaica brought Isls. and Dutch ditto 15tis Od. per ewe. St. Domingo cannot be bought under 148 s. tor low quality, and fine 158 s. For East lodia the follnwisig are the giving priers, viz isva,l64s. • ISO. Botirlboe 140 s. • 150...; Ch.rb.ou, 14$s • 155.. ; Mocha, 160 s a 110 s. PliarnTo Nought to day Mil. at public sale. Kura bas eel 'surd to-tll fens our pnorions arrount • of it herein, .BNi Ctignat BRANDT IS Cilreelly Flan of kleama4. THE TURF. NEWMAIII:ET JULY MEETING, ISIS, SIONUA'e, JULY 13. Meal 7ear. ?tented ul the July Stakes, a Subseriptien 504 e. each, W 1 o. ft. for 2.yr•utd cults,l3st. 61b.; 8.4.411 b. T.Y C. Ld Puley s ; eh. f.Miracle, by Suotbspyer, out of 7tlrrt!- - makers* clam Mr. Wyntlioun's b. f by Whalrboor, cut of 2 Mr. Crockfor b. e 61, &lint', lo o n by Willi ow. L. of cir.Otuusx b. f. Luto, by PopiojAy., old of Pictiort• IA 10,i dire uamer lfr. Roger's ch. c. ilapharar.l, out of Miss Plity 14 MAyliPlfri br. f. by Haphazard, out of the darn of - • kakuo Mr. Tilibitis's c. by Sir Paul, out of Pi wagon H. of Rut lartil:s. els. e by SATs, "us sst tuurtte 111 r. Cauaut ' s c. by Soothsayer, dam by lluzzsrd, bought of “enchiltost Mr. •Rgiten alums 141 Lowther's ch. c. Calico, by Dap_ ba7tod, out of Dimity Ld Suflivkl's t.. c by Comus, dam by A1(1(11..11 , 1 11. e Cre;t Jersey amuses se Chmste, Ivy Eistou,dasse S.I. rrcr Mr. Rush's cb. f. Tetoturt, by Scud, out of M. s y;zurutted'4 7". MIM 51r Like's f. by &moor, dam by Orville, out or Spineita Twelve Paid cui reit —The Judg.• placid by , tour... sto '2 art Miracle-6 to toot Mr Wynal ,m's b. fby •Wltalrboor-- 4 tq 1 apt Mr. Cru.kkad's b. c. by ..Scho.— to 1 agst Lugo. Ml Nrsle'• CaDvata, Ilet.llll, ret ft, from Mr. Pant''.. hires iur, 744.111hb.- TV C 100 gs, 11 ft. POLICE. -.,..- • DOW STRIPES. Yesterday Mama. Na Wat 4 brought to the office frrm Rocht.ter„ and underwent a long examitiatinit before Mr. 131111111 E, the sitting Magistrate, wider the fn!lowing eireatn stances :—The P. tomer bag been 'eunsard in the Cage at Rochester for the last fortnight, in the custody ofJohn Reit• ~,,,,,, sholde► et Chatham, where be arrived on the Seth of J tine boo, in company a ;tli three other inei,John limas, chargda with uttering forged liatik of England voles, a n d ja m .t a igh and ilenrN (Him., with littering counterfoil silver. On searching them friar *moth ricit shillings *ere found on Evans, and one tvunterfeteltilfing on the Pt Wen.- and Oliver, and also three feted notes fur I!. each on Event, , there were oilier suspicious circumstances against the Pit loner. A parcel directed to oar of the convicts ;w.f.; the hulk% there, and Bank notes In the amount of 7SI. found upon him, and on Mr. 1,1"0, the Insp. Nor of Emil: of Eugland notes, attending at their examination to nhter laist whether the nsdert found upon Evans wore forged, awl on investigating the Dank notes found upon the Prisoner, and reference to the Bank of &who'd bind:, he discovered that they were all good notes, and that a 101. saute was p.o r of Witte Bank notes of which Captain Alexander Greiri, of the Asia East Indiawrin, had been rubbed while atU•ndin> sat the Exhibition at Somerset House on the 28th of May 1... d, and upon this charge he was sent by Mr. Joilea, anil amok" Alavetrate, from Chatham to be examine d . _ C rptai• Alexandre. Gnigg being to Aberdeen, Thump.. Fait bridge, his desk, attended, and idenitfiiil and produce it a written description of the Baiik notes of whit It he had bra ir robbed at the Exhibition. signed by tlw Captain, wine', lir!is and correctly &scribed the 101. anti found up-ti the Pi knit, The account the Prisoner gave of te•ivieg enim.easi.,n of ih• note was, that he received it of a man trhnw itam- he did ri,c know, only that he met with hturt• fb OM between liao. doll and Burke, on Wimbledon Common, bout the Ca: June Iwo, in pryntent for'-a wit*, he bad won of the intis on the erred of the fight. which was only Line days freer Captain Greieg had her a labbtli • f it The Prioil.lltr garr a rt.. y and.ffi seentant tf Innisele or his way of life. He slated WIMP. If fo he " a erre ti:i•ter." but me antietartory explanation e.,ald be drawn fn to of what it consisted of. He admitted that he was not a luauk. r and pedlar, but persisted in caltig Jileakea a ;canal. l tlie.• tic said hr had no pieti7dlar re admire, le wax vary sellout in London, and ah, n be was, hr wider, at hi• slam', lit ooanraihstreat....lll4 wastordared to he &Word. . 4 "..6 .•altaltrlievispuatit.STßaare riViRAYATID FEIMNY: Wiria Niereneen :IW:i I 1144600. Dar.lti, two etaprehiltle looking girl*, the latter of whom Ili only fistieltrei were charged Ity Captain Berthas's, with r.rhbirtg hint to a very considerable rate.nt • • • Captain Bps mit sod his wirehair, lately upturned from fedi. e, and the Prisoners were Ward into his au - it - arr. ae former with a good character, and the latter ru u hat I.i h. r father, as the (plait keel, him Ott Iles 4.‘f culla into the country fur a fru. his rrlunt , he intend dal: his trni ill tam haul hem rauv. Led, 111(11 1111.1 of bit silt vit. et . linen gone Ilse yuourter Prisoner Mew a fiche 1.; in which the robbery was commuted. It apprae. .l that Steveinwn aunt away bundles Is, avily stored e i r vi y Part of the property nos laced, and tar Prirouris warn fully cuntitsilleil fqr trial. PRICE OF STOCKS resTrit 1),4y. 3 per Ct. kted...7lat 7H 1 India 8.. , d..... 1;15 tr. 3 tier Ct. Cons. —771 . 1 ,-,t South Sete Stork .... tit; 31 per Cent (new) @Mt ttB [ Er. Bats, it.... 19 ..9) i n. 4 per Cents. 5 pig. Ct. N. Au 105 I Ditto Coonto rend I i r. 106 105 k I Lottery Tickets 191. in.. Bank L. Ann. en 5-16 1 1 Onshiunt . 1 . ! .1.-. Insp. Ann. fur 25 yrs. i I Cu:... for A c 79 7;4-: COURSE OF EXCHANI ME, Tvrsnxv, ivr.v 14. Venire, Itsl.l.iv. /5 Amsterdam 36 103.217 Ditto at sight .. 38 4 Amsterdam . 11 4 C F. Ditto at sight .. 11 3 Rotterdam ..... 11 72 U. Antwerp ex. Mo. 11 20 Hamburg's.. .. 34 3 ?![/. A Itmta ... 34 4 Itn SO ap les Palermo 1,2 A. per os. Li•hua Orris) RIO Jai :)» U per ft. Cork ....... I Paris 3 llay ' s4atc 24 10 •Gitto l ... ;; 24 40 2 U. Boardeatix .... 24 40 , IrrSnkftert An fete Maio 1414 en.** Madrid 39 effect. Cadiz ..... 39 effrot. Bitboa 384 drat . Barcelona Seville 341 Gibraltar 34 Legborn Gram 47i Apoul the Bank 011 HultAnd tlicr Cent wilusto*. Portugal Gold so ,C Coin, pyr oz ..0 0 0 Fortin Gold in Bars ... • ... 0 0 0 New Dont.looni. ..0 0 New Dollar, ....0 5 * Silver in Bars —.O b S lidoteteck)..• 0 • I MARRIAGI Monday evening, by the arv. Ih. Kaye. Profr-aur of n; . vinity in the Uttiver.ity of Cnintkider. kr by apoetai e... Lord Jam Stuart. brother of the Marque. of Beer. to Nt: Tighe, mil, daughter of the late W Tighe. uf Vfood. Mock, is the County of Kilkenny, and rut mcily Shushes , A.r the County of Wicklow. On M lay, at !►iarv-le-hone Church. by the Re , . Goodall, Provost of Eton, the N. v. It. no!, ..... . WA. Second sots of William Hasson, Laq ~t° Si. Leonard'- Hill, Berks, to Julia, second daughter of Sir ilsobeft Batik o, Bart. of Shadssell Lodge, in the County of Norfolk. DEATH. On the 12th in:tat 1, at C 0...., Id.• of %Sight, F.ilis3ril IV .flare. infant von o I...warti It.. yr. F. 1. H eh..m t.. • , . ....• Al . ;Air Menial 41 after 11. I Even* 0 alter 10. LONDON: Printed and Published at the (Mi ce , N., 127, Armed; *her, Adtrertiarrnenta are r.e.1.4.i. and (pl.ol.peill) outet be addre......l.—C 51211 . 14, No I, Clemomet. 111,1 3 reinser.--J. Nv. 147, Strati', Pub Herr. . I PIP .. I