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r PATRIOTIC EXPR DITION. Mei* a This Cori Airmail* Clisoßide.") We eapy the following extracts from o JzJoro,l of Wia voy a ge roue to Margarine, kept Ly Uric. C. el Me let Rifle Regiment of Getival D'Ererrois Lesiau. This Gentleman returned to tine purl in the Capper/. frnin Margaritts, some weeks .since. sad had Itsuilly given us his Journal. with lihrroy W snake whit use we plowed of it. There to one etWaordinery incideut 111 it, which will be read with issiereist Ireland Om 9th of .1 one, 1210, for Liverpool, in tits Petrioiservice, wider the command of K W. NI ; name a the regiment, Ist Wile Regiment; uniform, green, with red stripes down the mama of she boric and erns', with bled' facings; round the olio a golkl•lacell girdle; raps very tarot, with long green feather.; twat sword., with loran sheathes arrived in Liverpo.il the I Ith Juoe very plcasaut while* in Liverpool. fhth—.Left it ow thelltb, in the Charlotte Gambier; and the same day rime crti hoard a Custom-Mime officer, who ingeiesid how many pammigers on board; called fur a mus ter-roll of the passengers (229), which when he got he then departed; nothing worth relating happened on the 26th mud 27th, except describing the weather. 26th—The' soldiers, rally is the mousing of this dote, turned out into a mutiny, lwrause they said there were out proviaions enough on board fur 11.1 many men ; Ihry told the owner he should go hack to Li review I to get more provisions. 1 he wind not being favourable, said he could nut make for Liverpool, accurdiegly made sail fur Ireland,. with 6iie wea ther and favourable Brea us. 29th—Arrived Its Carrickfergus. 14 Joly—The Owner and Colonel went ashore, and cause Isseh the souse everting without looking to buy pruvisions ; • Ild sad 3d, very wet and usable to go ashore. 4111-.lfery tiro; went oa shore; the Colonel and Owner stopped at the had inn in Carrickfergus, then got a carriage and went un to Belfast—stopped that night in Belfast. s —Cain e ou hoard, sent before theta four barrels of posh, three of beef, two of bread, and fourtreu pounds of tobacco. oth—The men raid they world not go to sea until the Colonel or 01/Off Resit more provisions on board- The Colonel said be had no money, but expected some in Belftet, ith—Sia of the Officer, went ►o the County Down to lake a walk—wild into a cabin and got a line dish of potatoes and some butter-milk—a beautiful country with *great num brr of gentlenteu'l seats—asked i■ by a gentleman whose demesne we went to take a walk in, to take some refresh ment, but we refused him, as we were just after taking the shame fare, fur which we paid 101. 141h—Got up anchors on this day, and made sail for South America. IStb—Pa;ard Dublin Bay within 1416 miles of the city, and sent letters by a kshing-smack to Mirth le be put iu the Poot-utlire. _ lath—Passed Tasciar Rock in the County Wexford, which simple four miles from the main land, and there is a very 6ne iight.huase erected thereon; tine weather. 17111—Met a hrig comiug from Liverpool bound to Cork; spoke her; she inquired where we were bound for, and we ild her Magaritts ; she then asked, is it the Patriots you lase on board? we said ye.; ye are all going to be slaugh tered, was the reply she made. 16th—Passed Cape Clear late it, the evening of this day ; tbere is • very tine light-house erected on it; slither a hilly country. 19th—Oat of sight of land; fine weather; went twelve knots an hour during the last twenty-foor hours. 21a —Tried a subtler on this day fur beating his wife; the verdict was, the soldier to get 36 lashes with the end of a rope; called him aft, whet, he refused to let himself be !legged ; Colonel called forward the Serjeaut-Majur and all the nerje3fon to tie him sip, l)ut he resisted them all, and called out to the men fur to assist him; aecnrdiugly the men came to his assistance, and said they would not allow hint to he 06iceta were desired to britig up their pistols, and they accordingly did so ; the men, when they saw that, said, " all ye can du is to kill three or tour of as, and some sir us will fall before we will allow him to be fluggrd;" the Owner made a speech to the men, sad told them he gut hint off from heiog punished; the answer the men gave was, " tereasse they were afraid ;" thus the business ended in quietness. : file image then continues down to the 7th of August, with little interest, except describing the slats of the wea ther, and the rate of sailing.] August 6th—Saw land, distance 9 leagues, Captain said it was it. Michael's. 7111—haute up with land and cast anchor ; there canoe oft to us a Custoin.hsuse Officer, end demanded from the Owner to needle ship's papas, which were sbewo him. • • • • eth—Colonel and Owurr 'ewe a-shore and were invited to the Consill% Isamu, whose name is Read, they were received vet y kindly by all the people of the island; but the Colonel and • Captain were at brat taken prisoners us the thinking they were smugglers, us accusal of one of them lariat on a easy coat. 12111—Came off to the brig, boats full of grapes, melons, •nd oranges to sell ; bartered with them for old clothes; gale its as much as served the whole of the Officers fur an old pair of pantaloons. 1316—Colunel sad Onset . sent a bullock ou board, which lasted one day. 14th—All the Officers ;Rowed to go a-shore except those on dilly ; dined on *bore at the Major's 'minim; got dim mer • wine, iltc. fur Is. per bead. 19th and 16th—Coluael and Owner came on board, mad got under way; beautiful weather. 11th-4lad a full view of the island; very high land, and greatly crowded with trees; is inhabited by the Portuguese; nothing remarkable till the 14th—Men called soot for rum; there was hone to give them ; they said they should got some; when they were told there was fume, they said they would make the Colonel go back to 84. Midmers for to get be. some ; the Colonel told the Aga that he would put Into the nearest island to get a hogshead of rarer; we accordingly made for the island of febi; this elided 'o r -Molloy among the men against tbk Officers, on account of the Owner, who was tamorrime with the emu, telling them that if they made the Colonel ge to lisrberierel, he would get them a new Colonel, turd t hat he (the Owher) wield give them bf. each, as bounty; they rtecordirigly wanted the Colmar' to do so; but be baring gut information of the Owner's intention, told the men he would sot eu to Rorbadoes, but would Ku to Tobago. 1316—:Put a man iw handcuffs fur stealing bread; the °thieves said, let the men try him, which they did, and or dered him to •get eisty lashes, which hr accordingly re ceived. tith—Put oe an allowance of beef, pork, biscuit, and witec. frith—Every morning each officer would be called at seven sedrick to get his water, fur which be had his own bottle to keep lbeallowanee was two quirt,. 11111—Mee began to complain tl n y .14 not tat gh lu eat, and arid they should get it, r ()whir them be might as well blow the clip out of the watts, MI to give Atria ikorr thaw their "presriit allowance; as bewail he did sail ealtrct to make soy port Wolter than a month, and told them he was afraid he eboild put than io a few days we a shorter allowasce, which satisfied than. The Jourial goes on to describe the weather, ke. until 911. Sepl.--Gass each matt lib. of beef fur douner. 10.1i—Gave ills. of pork amongst four men. l len —Olive Ikea whatever they called for except water, of which they ware obliged to do with a pint each man. rejoiciiivii because se were witlito IMO miles of 1 .1,1 1-91aa is the saaat-kead looking out for laud. lard—Ahree cheers. - Ibit-Osioe close to the Woad, and anchored sear the capital towu, which Is called Tobago, after the Dame of the Wand. 161h—Colitsil sad ()weer weal us shore, and mot of a barrel of braid ;:easte ea board the saute evening. —Mini Ohms aft; aid aiited tF.e Colonel to *rad the. ram, which ha aommtiamy did. butts 66 siker cams sat of the ammo( haml.asegeas of the reliateat he brvagilit out with him its sasiassai.se rgaiik die mini also 16124; owe di Os Olken ewer tbseght 11,1(1111. James Agaves meld be a girlolreeled its eitee'rehstbst‘ the !ay iljnbir• 1 •)", 4i ' avant was by en Ofiver of the to Who' Ned it oat sine night by the isereld Abbate; as he was getting; out of his birth at night Iv or we the ensapsubsa. he ern.' &wally in she dark oh time lames Natal beast; the pausal he fen her lweipsl.-JrZed deli birth is this ? *enter being made, be mit, " awes i wer,boys, whoever *amp Skis kWh; tkevit Wrrats da if."' We all lava ala g,. at biro. The sitireseeehlek .rusk df the Olken were telling the Celeerl what' bappersat.tlir ' night teethes.. whets he called forward Wright r eed asked him what reason he had fee seppesieg each • thing! ea which he told him the foreguieg nrenuntaisce. The "Culeeel said it could not be passible; at which Wright meld, he weeld give his oath of it ; upon which the Offseass called eel far MI 11.116 minutia, to try who was the woman—when the Dacha came Gower., nod said it was him wife. It was the but 'kiwi say emu could suspect, ea Deelllll6l of the meaner she used to act Wore the Officers. This lady used to sleep where nineteen Offinra slept, and hear all seas of vile language; saw she Officers getting ducked every tournieg, sod fa fret acted every way like a natia. The swan then got a plate made up fur her is the peep cabin. 41st.—Saw Margarita, and caw to as sachet the same night. Early its the morning of this day met ■ Spaisisli brig of war; came slimier clove up Su us mud looked into us, bat when air saw twelve guns .rated and asaneed she made away from us. 42d.—There mute from the Island thee, gen.busitate carry as on shore. When we lauded we asked for our barracks, and the SUWON' we got was. they hat no barracks for sp The Officers conaulteil what they should do; but, when sight came un, we were all obliged to lie dews hr the sand, with our trunks beside us. The next nerving we went up to the Admiral, whom same is Fiches, fee sontraing lo at, mad fee sums place to sleep, whet he told us oar ratiurs would be served out le us in half au hour—they accoedingly were; but, to our great surprise, we received ugly a pial of rice amotigat three of as. The Journal goes us to give some further particulars of the reception the officers met with in the island, part of which we gave on a former occasima. This Genitalia kit Margarita on the tilt October, sad arrived at Trinidad on the 18110, which he bit ten the. November, and reached this port to the Sitio 1 y, after suffering much hardship in the voyage from the West Ladies. PRICE OP LEATHER. Botts, 50 to 50Ihs. each ISJ to 10.1 per lb. Ditto, Si to SS Ihs earls !Id to t3d Dressing Miles Fire G.uu•li Hides llllll to 16d Crop Hid.* 35 to 4(1 lbs. for cultism 15.41 to 114 Ditto 45 to 501Iss ..1714 to 2.11 Calf Skins 30 to 40Ibs lid to t 74 Ditto 50 to 70 lbs 4• • • • ..lali to 36.1 Ditto 70 to 801ba... MI to 304 &ull Seals (Greeolaud) 1114 to 111 Large ditto Tanned Horse Hides .... 161 J to lIIIJ Spanish Horse Hides OILS, per TIM... of 232 Gallons. Noe Greetal.Whalt.: 3N —i Spermaceti Old —/ —1 Linseed Pale Seal. 341 —I Pale Rape 461 --1 !to oft tits . cuisornoli " V/ tit Pouts. Aclticutatini. 4e. famoring that emu ancoootof the distremed con. ditiou of the poor of Seethed mid Ireland has ! his. laid before Ciffasoinenesot-ead the House of '•COrneasou%.end that•aisioarlry scheme* for the relief of .the pear wad reduetion or the mom rase are reconsmeuded to be earned into poetic, by the authority of on Ant of Pedimental, hoe induced me to write for yoor further information and consi deration the following things : lo every comity of Scotland notsteroes tribes of poor people have for many years been progressively inertia's& and they are lately beeome more nu. enemas thou ever, and no such a deplorable state for want of food Rood raimeat. mica shame to the people .f a nation professing to be Christian., while at the same time there is abundance of pro. visions fur those -ho have mosey to purchase. Vold a few yese ago the poor people in Scoif Ind were not hindered from beeging, but now the ma gistrates do not allow them to beg, and the allow. 1111 Ce given to them 14 kirk sessions, to whom the care of the pour is intrusted, being ivade quite to purchase fur them the necessaries of life, the impotent and indigent poor are in a most *retched condition. To hinder the poor incapable of earning their breed from begging, without pro viding for them the necessaries of life, is certainly great oppression and glaring injustice, which ought not •to be suffered to exist among professed Chris tians. As the gentlemen and clergy of some of the southern districts in Scotland have at last acknow ledged publicly the miserable state of their poor, and made spplication to Goveromeat and to Parini !Deist to devise vane means for their relief. is it not the duty of Government, for the sake of hums nity—for the relief of the miserable—for the credit of the nation—to get this affair thoroughly investi gated ? And among the first things which ought to be done, I would suggest, that an order be given to every parson in Scotland to send to Go vernment, to be laid before Parliament. an account of the number of poor in each parish, the amount of money collected for them at churches, sod of other donations placed in the muds of kirk sessions, for the use of the poor, and iu what manner it is disposed of. It is a fact that many kirk session', and it is ge nerally reported that all of Orin. hare money lie longing to the pour, out at interest, while the poor are kept in a state of starvation in the midst of plenty. Humane persons in Scotland unable to re lieve bat few of them, dare not, according to law, advocate the cause of the poor, nor petition the Le gislature in their behalf, for feat of offending the rich, who have hitherto, by their influence and power, presented a compulsive poors rate from be ing levied. It is remarkable that the great body of the higher and middling classes of the people, who constantly reside in Scothnol, have nut enough of political knowledge or foresight to discens; that e compulsive poor' rate would benefit them, as it has assuredly beuelited the resident people of Eng land, notwithstanding the unceasing murmurings of many about its impolicy and supposed oppres sion. The mode of assessment in England for the poor, and the application of the priors rate, differ from all other taxes, in us mach as those who pity poors rate are allowed to asses, themselves; but the taxes fur defraying the national expense are laid on by asses•ors, nod cost large sums of money for collect ing and prying them away, and they ate partly ex pended in foreign countries, and in the purchase of luxurice at home—whereav the money levied for the poor is collected and paid away generally with out expense, doll is expended in the purchase of the net ire of life iu the parishes or neighbourhood in which it is collected. It is therefore evident that if a cempublive rate for the poor was levied iii Scot land and Ireland, the people who reside in th e se countries would be benefited, and the distressed condition of the impotent poor, respecting fund and raiment. effectually relieved to the pleasure of every humane beholder. Considering the present state of the country, the methods by which agriculture and the toimufac trait% of goods are now carried OH, and the genteel conduct of all classes of people, I am persuaded that no oilier scheme bat that of imposing a poor, rate on the rents and valued rentsof land and houses in Scotland and Ireland can, immediately and per inatiently, effectually relieve the very miserable con. i &time of the impotent pour in these countries. ‘Vitli regard to England, numbers of visionary and some impracticable schemes for benefiting the condition of the labouring dosser, the encourage ment of industry end reduction of pours rate, are continually agitating the minds of the people, ■nd influencing them to lay the cause of all the tress now existing in the k►ngdom on Administra tion, whom they soy have power, if welling, to re. 'airily all the evils com i :lained of in the country, by refurming Parliament, end by a thenge of Mea sures. And I underotatid that when Parliament meets, some imaginary and inexplicable schemes for the employment of the pour, and reduction of poor* rate, are to be submitted to the Legislature for its Now after reading the history of the world in the Scripteires, and is the ►oluminous writings of learned men of extrusive knowledge, and taking ism) consideration the usture of nssiikiiid, the sue riies• of newel mud distrras 4.1 Lowly, which unovineke ably. in a greater or Iris &give, wants 111100 ill of thew lei consequeesce of which is pi t every where ainolig the liutosais race, kWh leer of vim:wary schemes suggeeied stud vr.pi.ortl to Goversiineut fur adoption, io siongoie :he sot of the distressed pour. cud fur the reduction of pours rate. I hereby gi►e a few Netnews* of weir, which are fusnedied us the law of mature, sad on the reveal. ed law of God, cumaisecd in the Scriptures, dud toossuarily comprehended in the less c wand. tneuts, given to preheated Christians i4/1 gospel 'lre. Cr pie. and fur a rule of conduct to eel ranuual Cuts. tures, though the god of this world hada bliuded the minds of those who believe not the gospel. I. That to aeparais the poor who we able to work, from the hieber and twiddle classes or the people, would be tow leery is the last of salon mad meeeroplurel. That i.e ca llow overdid, or can exist, without • armors of poor cud rich people. That the pose or lower it..... mew wad up hold the rich, *ad the rich seaphsy aid gums the roar, and ought In teach them their duty to God, sad to astir fel -1 low eseadurce, protect the. truth oppressioa, succour CUMBERLANII ASSIZES. The Assizes were opened at Carlisle on Thurs day evening, by &Ir. Justice Park. The followiug is a list of the Grand Jury, viz.— .lobo Christian Curwen, of Workington Hall, Esq. Fore. man; F. F. Vane, of Armathwaite Hall, Esq.; J. D It. Dykes, of Dovenby Hall, Esq.; Thomas Hartley, of Gill. rout, Esq.; Thomas Salkel4, of Carlisle, Esq ; C. S. stonebangh,of KirksowslJ, Esq ; W. F. Jultalame. of Wal ton House, Esq.; Eilwanl *lnsley, of Ihnumsby Hall, Esq ; Theism. Wyheegh, of hell Hall, Esq ; MASI. Hartley, of Rose Hill, Esq.; William Jaw.., of Barrock Leder, fig.; Thomas Irwin, of Justice Town, E. 4 ; Calvert, of Greata Bask, Esq.; T. H. Grahams, of Folmund Castle, F.sq ; James Spiadiug, of Sommer Grove, Esq.; Thomas Racknouse, of Caldlieck, Esq. ; H. tteishoese, of Raise's Hill, Esq.; R. 1.. Ross, of tdmilleld Mall, Esq.; Geintie Black. burn, of Knurren Lodge, Esq.; Williams Blawilre, of Tnark. wood-Nook, Esq.; Richard eon, of Carlisle, Esq.; Henry Hall, of Carlisle, Esq.; Howland Fawcett, of leatelay Cas tle, Esq. H.s Lordship was met at a short distance from the town by Wilfrid Lawson, E•y. of Bra}son house, the new Sheriff, and a number of Gentle men in the Commission of the Pence, &c. who had dined with hini, in the usual manner, at the Coffee house. Friths) , morisiug his Lordship attended divine service at the Cathedral, where the Rev. P. flow, the Sheriff's Chaplain, delivered a most 'oppressive and excellent discourse, from Ist Peter, v. ii. c. 16, As free. and not *slaw you► liberty fur a cloak of *seditiousness, bet as the servants of God. On having the Cathedral his Lordship proceeded to the Courts, and took his seat en the Crown side. Dasid Kennedy pleaded gnilty to a charge of stealing several cwt. of cant i t,ut retracted via plea by the advice of his Lordship, and pleaded sot guilty. James Sprout, a collector of rage and old iron, purchased the stolen property of the Prisoner. et his house at Mount Pleasant, near Whitehaven. IVitriess was asked by his Lordship, if he had bought any iron of Prisoner since the 29th of Ja busrY, who answered in the negative; whereon his . Lorrhhip stated to the Jury. that the Prismier biting indicted for stealing against the peace of our So. vertigo Lord the Kisig, which must apply to George IV. and the evidence provisig the offence to have beau committed in the reign of George the law would not allow him to be convicted. lie them directed them to acquit the l'brisoner, who, after a gullible admonition, was discharged. Jahn Wilkinson. aged 13 years, was put to the bar. charged with straliug three blankets, and other articles, ou the t. 0911) January last, from the house of William Sheridan, at Iloringtou. Prisoner's sister (who was convicted lass Assize% and sentenced to three month's itoprisi iiiiii ent) swore that the Pri soner is not of sound I and capable knowing what he is doing at all harm—Geary, brit recom mended to mercy. Mr. HUNT has published a letter, Addressed to all the pennon' who were resent at Mancheste►, ou the 16th August last. in which he requests that they will call meetings in their respective parishes; sad, out of every 100 individuals attending ►he same, to choose one who saw what mimed at Manchester oa that day, and who shall proceed to York, for the purpose of being a witness on behalf of himself and the other Defendants. If this is dune, he calegl a e g e, than lie shall hove about 1,500 witnesses, every one of whom he intends to examine, in his defence, which he means to conduct himself. Should such a cuurpe of proceeding as this be adopted, the trial may last foe • furtaiest or thaw Mooks. COAL MARKET, Blanca 3. Skip* at Market. Skip Mehl. Price. t Newcastle (Front the "Lenten New Pries Current.l TRIDAY •TTRRMOOM, MARCH 3. Ciarrsie..—On Wednesday a public isle of Coffee, epeeist. Jag of 411 casks 44 bags British Plsotatiou, and lid barrels SO bass Brasil descriptions, weal of with math briskuess. The prices of the former were la. • to. higher than pre. vionsly °ldolised by privals coots-act; the ordinary quali ties sold particularly high; goad ordinary realised 115 a. a Ms. dd.; lee ordisiary Jimmies, 1199. dd.; middling Dr weerara, 135.. ed. ; pod middling , 140 s. • 14Sa. The Brasil Cure, Nir quality, all sold at 113 s. 113 e. dd. sod 114 a. . . The Coffee alatiCet is again heavy. blunaa.—The public of Jamaica IWeseovades on Toes. day, sent off heavily at the further depression of la. per cwt. Barhadues Seger sold briskly 2s. a 31. higher. More then she demised for Mascovades by private contract ►m been considerable, and rather increasing. The prices seraisserl fully supported the rates by public sale, and is several in stances good Sugars sold at prices a simile higher. By public sale in the forenoon, 96 bled,. 50 barrels Trini. dad, cud 33 libels. Jamaica Sears; the whole sold freely at the former prices; the Trinidad 575. a 645.; Jammica,llss. • 575. The market in Ilse forenoon by private contract may ►e quoted steady, sod rather more firmness amongst the holders: the purchasers were considerable. The request for Lamps reattuues, and sloe hosieees lona dose has he.. coeirkleraldel there Is also a reviving request fur Loaves. Molasses are more inquired after. By public sale MN Wednesday, 35 heels Hemel Sugars sold with briskness at very high price.; strung grey 405.; bruen 211 s. &I. a 305.; 210 casks 500 cases 250 bags East India descriptive', were also beunzlit forward; nearly the %bele were low damp brown quality, and sold 206. and 20s. Cooroe.—The purchases of Cullom are very cousiderable, mmaisting of 300 Pentanes 1614. a 10i61. duty paid; 10 Bahia. 150. • 300 Misuse 121 d. a mid.; 30 Grenada* 131.1. a 144.; 120 Bowed, 111 d. in bout; 100 thirsts 613. a 81.1.; lOU Reseals sp. a sp. By pablie sale this forearms, 128 bales good Dr Cotton, in bowl, sold I 4 d. and 141 d. Piost:Nvo.—By public sale yesterday, 313 liege Piweuto sold 81d. a 9.14. By public sale Ibis day, 135 bags Pimento, !be best let maimed 91d. ilat.vecTstn.—By public sale let inst. 900 bap Saltpetre sold at 31s. Rtes.—The demand for Rice appears again to have re. liven; at she public sale on Wednesday, 3,0611 bags Fast, bbe, - good white Bengal, odd with great brittliseas at 13s. 64. sad 145.; a little inferior Its. 6J. Faun—The request fur Fruit has been very limited; purchases could be toads or lower terms,. Tunacco.—Thi re is Mars doiag is Tobacco • for a cargo of Virginia, of fi ne qualiiy, tiOs. ha been i,:atiss:d. Umis—There is more doing hi Greeolauil Oil, the price. ire rather limber; lioutbers coatiami In limited request. HUN. Mustn't, sad HOLLAND/—The demand for Rues bag heen entirely suapeudad. lu Wand, or Getievi Oates ie hltk variation. Tat.aotiv..—Foreeps Tattoos are again in moat, sod may be stated at the improvemesst of Is. per rot. The Tows restkvi is twits/ 71s. wMcb is Is. higher thau Ithat week. coultse or RIEHANI deasieedate.. • XX. Ito Ditteat sight ...11 1T Rotterdam....! U. It 1 Autism} lt . Hamburg U 33 4 ♦1t0n5........ti U at I Paris 3 day's sight lle ttl Ditto U 3l SO Boardeaux 33 60 Frankfort u• the Main, Ex. M lB Vicuna effective 131 le I Trieste ..du lO tf Madrid ....effective 34 Cadiz elective 34 Billies 34 Sarerioes Seville • M gibeskor - al Leghorn 4, limes “i Roomr. Maims 3. Yenia ••• • . 27 30 Malta 46 Nap 100...,. PeletlMl.• **OW lOC 11 . Lisboa 110pioto .4•6 Al l Rio Jaasiva i• 4.1 Bahia 1•••• id* Dobliu ....• ...... la, Curk ....... ...... lOg Alpo of Souk us Renaud BULLION . Portugal 4uld IM fa. J. Coin, par or ....0 0 0. Foreip Geld is Burs ......3 11 101 New Dumbleen• ..3 13 6 , New Deliars . 4 ...0 4 11 Silver 31 fors.", .99,6 111 • - . Mail -''''' . * -- • - • ' tete Ikea/Aft Irtsifoltl y I. • Oilieit is ' 'III Issi bdislisettos dadaik . Ilsat. JPINib •11 orsaisiparkase aloes atiodsid, talsaisibt ono 4rimirve Ogir plive•aim; MO OW Ore 1 .4,4144100 1 .0 1 ' .Sayor4Sookoa,usot h L7‘.. Fate &NW kr astygllgir eis slos• Es* dot erns Sold das Bas soma Girds as ' I. Is Pa* Pair; AA Clati, IbiSoi Woe afiedlob: - I - t*/', ,' I visaioas. • . • IVA Rotors, Ilsvosgoor, II amis4. load dial ...-s to all —4l . , pit gassier .......34s —6l to 41s' ....11 t , s4..—d to 301 --d its alla —tl to aft ..si Naas 46s —d to No —4l NEWBURY, BERKS. Whoa Or. to 1179 Od Oats R 7... --a to •—• Od Iles.. 4%. lo Us ad rorlq des to 37s Ild Prose , alls to Ns ad Beta& to Ist. so Is. ed. prr 11 11w. SMITHFIELD, Fataair, 31.saut 3. The market, obis winowieg, was very short its the supply of all Muds of raffle, is coosnareate of which the prices were higher Haas last market Jay. Mallon, Veal, awl Pork, have advanced is price. Hay, Straw, sod Clover, arc 111 Ost lost quotatioa. Tice hollowitig is so accurate statement of the prices sod siedbers : To disk the offal per stew* of I. 5e0f....48. 6.1: to be. 64. Head of Cattle this day: illattoo..4B. 41.1. to he. 10.1 Same* V4111.•••611. 04. to 78. Vol Mang 3 SOU P..rk ....Os. di to 7a. 11.1. Calves Laisdo...llB. 04 I. Os. od. Pigs IVEWLIATE AND LEADENHAIL MARKETS (Ili the Carcass.) Beef .. .. 31: Sato 4s 11J I Veal 4B 011 to Ss 0.1 Mottos.. 4s Ori to 41 &I Pork 44 4.1 1.1 Os 0.1 PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW . try. Janos's. WRITS:CV *PIM . Hay 31 Ith &I to 41 151. OJ Hay.. 31 IS. MI to 41 5.04 Straw If 4. 04 to I/ 19. Oil Straw.. 11 11. 0.1 to 1116. 04 Clover 510 s Od to 6/ fla 04 j Cluvrr.. 61104 Oil to 7110.04 PRICE OF HOPS, per Cwt. New limas. SW TOCS WTI. KIWI% ....3/ Gs to 41 4s I Kest .... 3118 s to 41 its %tom ..31 Os to 3112 s &umbel .... 31 Os to 31 Ito Esenc....3l Os to 41 WS &MC 31 0. to 41 4. Farolres, setood, 4113 s to 61 10o—lioe. 61 Ns to Si S. Poetise Pockets I/ le fo 24 2s. _ _ _ PRICES OP TALLOW, SOAP, kc. per 1121 b. Towel's Dow 70A 6.1 --. Od I Yellow iiusp Hs I I Yellow Russia 62. 0.1 —. OJ Multlod N. White dit5u...596 0.1 —s Od Curd Sump elitio.... :Ws 0.1 --s Od Graves 248 0. Melting Staff 474 0.1 --s 0.1 Good Dregs 9. 0. Dillu eurgb..32, OJ --a 04 PRICE OF CANDLES, Froas Tallow Chandlers Hall. Price of Caritllrs, per doses, Ile 6(1—‘loulole, 13. OJ. 6J. per downs allowed for ready 'money. HAW 11111W.X. Beet Heifers soil Stern (per (Irdinary.. 1. 10,1 to Its Oil slooe).. Os 4.1 to 2. Eltl Market Calf.. 96 to earl Sliskaliggs 2a Si hi to 441 B.R. Horse 0. 0.1 so 0. 011 SHEEP SKINS. Sheurtinge, polled Se Id to 7, 6.1 Ditto, dome %Um 14% l an suits lo obtain by their .1:: hook the sooposaviss o life. 11. That so coloidah at how or abroad, with jeA-INlestere over them, peer people able to labour , bet who eatriat ird ila l i.l , oar is flideof wakes whew elopierrd, tv harp thtrise pauperism, tiroadd who be so 141 1 , /eue „„, of the eimainea taw of the Mod, bet cestrary to mama paye e and to the order thisp which Los obtained throughout the. world sin 'kiwi' was molded. That it world br Lest for the eamoiaity, If possible, not is separate rhildrao. while pane% hear their persists, whitened owl to le sore r . ed to arrive* the years a areetwity, with's' hon e sank, to reed the Scriptoria sod other good books. sod O ne , it is to tee* or to see their obildreo taught to read, act strutted to oboist. from evil and to do (rood, (Ti be eeetbered.) GENERAL ELECTION: ...a.................—.- _ Sir Bohm de Ters Hoot has Armed humeri( is the eirc. tees of the Cowely of Limerick, is the nous of the Hoes. W. W. Qaia , who retires. It is &apposed !bat then will be conk* is the Ceeetsre of Clare et Gelwey. Mr. Trebel FitireerAld awl Sir F..1e5,•1 O'Brien will keep their seats fee the teenier, sad MV11414. Mortal and Jaime Daly for the latter. Sir Charles Coots certainly swots for Ore goessea C.onsoy. We asderstaNd the worthy Baropet has 30,0001. is Bank evr oceeskme.--( Dublin Evening Post.) Mess s. Coleloegh end Grew will be re-eleetwi for A. Comity of McNeil—The Lords do sot spree ready f.al a coolest. szreivstrs RODIISItIES IN *UREA: Y. The neighbourhood of Norwood, Brixton, Dulwich, his lately bee* infested with a desperate pug of cattle au•t poultry stealers, the property of almost every gratleasun 11.3.1 lamer ha. been carried off by the Nocturnal depredators ami lawless asseaudera. limeral persons bare each lost between SO arid SO ahem within the last year. Oa Wem... 1 4., night some thieves broke open the premises of kir. Glover, of Norwood, and carried off consideralatv pru perty; they also broke open the fowl•boose, and Wok ten fowls,live ducks, a pea-cock and a pea hen. The pork of Lord Thsrlow, Knight's Hill, sear Dolwiiie, was mitered by some robbers on Sunday night Woo, and the♦ killed dm *beep, carried of the carcasses, And left the 1411111 sod tetrads behind them. Wilkie. the lasi tarty. 'smith. hi. Lordship has lost upwards of SW Souilidown sloop, stolen from hint. Hall and Calliugbooorn, officers or nom— hall, were seat doers to erdeorour to discover the thieve., and succeeded it apprehending a ease named ausegir //or', who was mini on the spot where the rubbery au. coorinitted, by a mats named Ellis He was brolight to moor 'roe. day, and committed to lioreemuligut.laue goal, aisJ will be fully ',umlaut! in a few days. Un Thursday last the premises of Hr. Hoorn' or, of Noe wood, were entered, sod sewn fowl., eight ducks, sad eight turkeys were stoke. NAVAL INTRLLIGENCR. IPOILTHIOUTIO. NRtca 1. It Ism blown very lard all day frum the uurthward, and still euutuittee. Mathias arrived ur sailed to lay. rtymownt, limiest I. Sailed lb* Triton, Bennett, fur Antwerp; Itheb•trunlh, M'V. fur Luau!' ; Malta, Morley, fur ilmnbu. el, ; Cumberland, Adam, and atrialins, Wallis, fur Bream ; and Tartar, Dawning, fur London. !FALMOUTH, VCSRUART 19 Sailed the Asia, Lindsay; Margaret, Gleu ; cad the Caro. Shia, fur Landau; Thais, Appleby, for Bristol ; aid Dos,. Heath, for Standgaie Creek ; the latter with earl of the c3rgo of the Beantiek, fru= Smyrna. IIIAMIMATII, MAACK 4. Arrived Ike Lord Wellington, ftpurier, front Poole, will' the loss of anchor, cable, bowsprit, and other ilawaire. It has blow. a tremendous gale all day from the N.N.W. sail N.N.E. Three yew!s are us shore on the Goodwin Sends; two of liens have gone to pieces, end it is feared the creo• have perished; the other, apparently a ship, rentalss smolt, with only ow oast staiiding, If the weather moderates the crew may be saved, hot thew. is too notch sea for the boats scow to approach her. A ship, naive usikiluwo, lost twr anchors this worming off the Ninth Foreland, soul prociwiled fur the Dowse. TARKOUTIT, BURCH 2 About eight o'clock, oar a heavy gale timer us, m a ch has done much damage here; nearly 81 vessels here last ■nclors mid cables, sod ran to the southward; me venal is riding with the loss of both masts, and Iwo others a usainmatis rinse, sissies unknown. The Eiirnah e d", Lue wood,frum lemsolon ; Providence, Ross, of Nerth Shields, auJ mother vessel, are ashore to the southward of the harbour. The Mary, from Yarmouth for Londou, is brought us here with low et anthers mad cables. A brig and ettistmaer are driven on shore at Hearn Bay. The brig Meet hoe lust anchors and cables. A vessel has airsick the ground iu making for the lisibuisr a►d gone up into the Bay. DILL, ■►RCH C•me doors frosts Ike River list night the Owners, Hamil ton, fur Chios; Plitanix, Bennett ; fur the Sentis Sims; void Atlas; Simi, for Trinidad. None of the unheard bound that foiled yesterday have put hack. It ha. bloom • complete gale all day and still Curilieses. The Detelt ship Amelia has cut away her mvinmasi, and wow rkks 'wore ease. The Favuarita has pat b.rh under storm foresail. sod her topmast. lowettd The I.lhvivita. Conning, and lady Melville, ROI linlisitien, sith tLe ievt of the outward bound that Aid not sail yesteiday, are riding all well, with their topgallaut•nasis and %w.h street. A vessel 40.1 shore on the ninth part of the Goodwin Vied. rear the Gall Light, with her sails flying MIKMI, ae.l slw ap• pears on her beam-ends; soot►er vessel is inlays near lur, with bey In!sis pee. The Lau►el, from London to Southard.% was hut raer. dry during the gate, am Grain Spit, near the Numb band ; craw saved. The Harvest Home, Brown, from Yarmouth mu, Litistlan. run on shore urn the Maid, near Sheerueui, and •as fun a water. The Prises Colter, (stem vessel) frost Hell to Cameo, is lost Oa the isle alitheppy. PRICE OF TO( Bank Stock. . te4l 3 per Ct. Red 6951 2 per Ct. Cone.... 681 3 per Coot. 7B 4 per Calm . ellii liouk L. Amt. Ist 5-16 KS YESTERDAY. 5 per Ct. h. Awn. 1041 104} Imp. 3 tor Ct. An. liS India Bond+.. 14 Is p . Ex. Bills V ....At I Caw. fee Ace. 69i } 614 DEATHS. Os Toroday. lard, at Sidearm dr, Harriet, romper shugle ' r of Sir Edward breech Bart. of Raehlseoth Hall, to II • comity of Norfolk. Oa thwathay, in Lower Brook.atreet, the Rev. Joint Tokr, Vies, of arrokaboorwe, sad Rector of Harbledowo, Is II county of Kest. Lately, at lborebary, is Glortersterehire, is Ike hOth r of his age, O. Authority, Esq. the father of Laroa..4. I Aobarey, C.B. of the Bengal Carrier Eugin•rt s. 0. the tid alt. Mrs. Mary Eiag, of Latishoratreet, f.i z roy.eqoare, aged Oh year,. Yesterday, at Hamatermith, Mrs. Ehaeleil Walsavary, aged hd ram HIGH WATER TUN DAT AT LONDON lAIDIiL. Harm SO aM► 4. &mein 46 after 4. Primal owl Pah*Wl at Tas Sanwa Paws awl Tom Oimas WY% It.. Kw* by C. of tie litosed. f" t 4 ;. 1 .. :~ P r r~ ~a