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LAW 111'h I.I.IGENC E. aia• COURT OF rtitSCF.IIY. Wirkr4intTrve, . FRIDAY. Jukit 11. Th'is hei. o the first slosy of l'ertn. oti Ctivscrt I OR, oser, , mvethiril by their. Ilh.tomn. the • M synta or OP Atat.t,t null 111e.Vict:Cnsnes.t.-. i nu. moo t*o Mosta* ni Cliauerr, took Ins seat on Int besicit.at one o'clock. Court strn■ occitvit4 astiO three to'tlot,k In b , •••:. It 'motions or ito iotiresiyzi t ept to the Alta.," (W) u rrns , ll. . t".: •. cOUiLT OF I.IN.C.VW 111:!Stli, lratoawOltllll.ll. . Ti's fwiniz doe first day of Triiiitv TerM, thi s ;Ina tris proreerled iir eirriages to IVeatioitaltorie . hon. , wriol took their sesta with the usual formality. . 'ltruf •or tie stair of the convicts mai had been read. motions were heard; efj;efly relating to paints of practice. e • p. " T fi/Litit • eulLUnitt.s. CeIFINC. Yertrettd: Vghiigilisti;l4" Altlerscrtp.strMA. leon.ea - • :101-maker, was chateitt-willb harlot rrsaalted an officer, All.l railed a nisi :shunt a . . pup whin ut ins uwn matinfad tom. coolaiuitie ft mow.' • The olICr was emeivihrl tommers ; almost all the officers of ii, pertslt were ptemot. The coffin wwa that re4prCtillg whir lt,ro winch has already appcsreil Irefose the puhtar. Burial to tiie corpse wee rel. users) Isy Ow Hector of AI. Astilrett's, bluthorn, in Match, • amt Pince that tone the !burly has Wu is sialevedp at %fr. slant it up atorlosely as to pervieul the pm ..iinlfty of enauonit it nay, moor". A soft Mad, it seemed, I,en rommt tired aizai.u.l the Rector, who deed a few drys 8(0. tete Itridtman, Omit ne that the matter in pucka. ' Cumwicinft wog 04 VII end ; mot wend 44 the Sexton of St. AG drew' llothot n, that the corpse would be ready fur sepul. •••• uu 11pst•ilay rmisio l y The Sexton, who *bought That • ISO it•Ota cabin was in make its appearance, ottid that every • tihhe should Ise read..—bat 1114 findmiy that the corpse was ' l,iuoail In AO win rverplarir, 'closed to allow seoultore .t row look phtm, a crowd wis assembled, and Linn, alto hid ytemd the coffin ow a tombstone, was taken into crstnalylty : ,tnie officer", uneuf•whew charged him with haeosix.i eawtt.d 10•111. _ Ur. Rtineutaa said he never ainaoliod the officer, bat had tett:wad a violent Woo from hon.. file thoisght he 'tad dour ao mote than ht. slaty in brisigiag the hotly to be Uu tti Al Die Parish asiplktl to the Magistrate (Sir W. Donivith • to wilt r the testwval a el.. comae. Magimiate said Ire eaolil soot itslerfem ow - that sob. jert. Rr, lau.evrr, ordeeol Mr. limas - wow to fimi hail fn she asoault. flue Pariah had. Mr. 111.teig niu • rrfu•rd Ti lake bad the might beloar to the amour* of 3,11100/. tor his eppearaoce. • • QIIIRSK.SQUARI. Yt Alrfolity .lolos .lones. chargerl wilk imp: Arne Sou Burk. issgleaus 11 Wiwi, Pa/dire-shirt, Pilotless, and ststsluic sever*, 11.hles owl Htnisa•lsuoks, woo finally exausisirsl. A laic* greets I,.iizr uhst ii svurrrd dor vs st , v tattle, foil of 'sots, sso, 'elusion st, hut *tie was is.difE, %shy w finding a prose. r o t o r, w it urn, d sisal the buuks west fa,uiaLrd uut of she en..,Se by the costor*atausa for Ilse use of the frci i tti 4.1 lie • I ; sou of 11•PID, 1641.1.1 fer, wyte • saol , rd ) , ! : )jr, %stun, No. 2, Ruclwsser.ross ; and two Li tlt Ilestessi which was affreted by bre:Otis( in at the hark f the coapel, being pussern, and pelt of the bouts harm; berm I oo the person of the P: isomer Whet; taro "'Arlon:in —.Me was fully cummitts.l for I'6l *1 he fellow who tom, charred with •roh':issir Itotes at the we t eon a the tweet 4as fonder examined. It appears that be is the same man olio rehbrit our of the hotels is. Leices ter Winne blme tulle ago. 89 %IWO stat.s! in the Pipet.. His rent nam. to .1 his ituhrsts, run had stolen the gold watch of I.tati ins Ihneel., from I:. ors Hotel A geode:6mm longing at listretson's Hvt.l, in Vete-street. theterslnsreet, 1118 W Caine to the vAire, s:01 stated, That sow fellow reterad Ins apart carol, suit stole/lame ihypecle beitinKing to him. It would appear dud lice waiter saw bun. but slid Out biew he wag rut arithortma: to tsite the.peoperty at the time, but the Wu ter road utd`i4tair the Pri‘rner war that FITIMOI r. it k. sd, of the hots 1 75, Grusreitor-street, tow stated, that the Writ of host May Lord .blelhaven occupied two tiodos toms sea the second Grow, and his breakfast was see red up het wens.. ten mot clears. u'etuck. A silver km u. given tea was ropy,. the tray, which, with his .I....reslayee watch, loan biro. %tarn The tes-castistrr was 11119.4 liP In as .18y. fir Prisoner was rot seer abffilt bona', 1.41 the 1141-ean'Wef now VeniSiteell be bad 1111 ni,ollo WWI hia.(Mv .111eill ' o) property, sod be produced dm t. 'kw tti . solidwee, ogre of. Om now-strert pateole, stated, Hat tw . ercompaitiql Larcener (u lhr Prisoner% lodgitte,• at the 11 her Nr au. Sti..usl, rod fouted the lea canister ate pro- , discs.llll his shaver. _ . TbrilVessvolr dirtlnsine so mike soy Jekore was corm mittal& • ogAaLerinitt;fitt RTRI F.T. . Drisjoutiri Framer. owl Jaws I L •hl weft, ; i 4.11,11 11p 111 r liiiat eseniinati 0000 , chore. d • Oh haeiii i e tufo t.il xienatere ruhlwrica on the pereames of \lorpe t snit 11:414.11 . lis..y slahle Iteelwrs. ..a. isil of diatillelioll were pre-swot to !war the ea.. i.1P1.1111 0000 . u. toitSrgpintlCP or the iounirruna depredations a - i;,11 lime lately fora committed ou . sheet —They weir fail) cuninitleil for tidal. It %lON HALT.. • EXTRAORDINARY 'FRACAS . Yeetreetnyl.api. Cottle...twist, of the 45th fuut, was lootittlit - re Ikll3 .ICP, E.q, ehaegv d with a-ssult tog J. W. Per n. . ti, F. 44. of Nel.ummisare, o n e of the Magirtratin. fur the easuary • . Yiw Complainant elated, that on Thieraddy ilight, skeet :try proceeding along %tamer • whirl be •.t the Pi Unger. who was vi sy vrll3 - twitltwai • way peneweittion poshest hien off the p yen, tit wilts Ayala eloleu.-e; stying, w You are nor of the fat srouudiele oho I.we on the fat of the land, w hil-t I anti u thrr Wel. mho 'tate been , fitlitiass, your hank*, are ...seeing." Mr. Pit nedl retedostraied with biro, ins which he gave him . a eiiihmt k•ek se the atalo.ntos, atilt a scut& took plane, railed to ill , . Pr..disei',. 'l4-A6 , 111,1,Kr. at ',meth she anleklif Mr. P. le.ousslii a watchman who took she itch ci4idgei), and conveyed hint to the lork-lip.hitie, slice bw 11111111 , 111C11 a deisree of violence; be i•i the prisegre of the eunsl.lh e nod nth. rs, 013 t BR 14. Pait.i•it glad thonwlit to elmegit th- nate, sail the matter elided :11 dealt,' lie also led.: ett C deal of pettiest raid, eLhirh adduced Mr. Pitmen rIV.. hi. 'nine noil address tw a tow ttite, leas the Priouuer noi4kt bear it. and at soror future lime 34..21181144W him. CAutsio Cuilberteon shifted I.e had any evil intent:sou 1461.1,110mq stsrsoss liviug ; but &ring the Lou ...ilr, - .lelseg he w. .s in actual service, he seceirt4 a .uonJ iu hibLeail,.l.,cts always u.ii.lited him ciciiiictate went lie drank tiny which enlivened to be the ca.r.e willi•hite oa l'huraters mig et. P11441C11 said, if the Pi ismeer,stith the failiaT, wboth In ha 1 mentioned was a man tette+ addicted to liquor, it would lie daugtrous to let zu about, for he 'ml.:fit • MA tWIT•II.I% • e had aso ibulat but hi. atr:bout ut. httiacou was true. . - . A:ier woof cutivereatido will: air. EVIDAte. Cossitard.: ant nitwit to with.t.dw his cluar.:. evil the l'risuuer p.o. ersising so keen the peace, was tin. I; Ant ihicharised. CIfIIBINATION AMGM; Silt)111141(fil:. Yesterday );:chard Griorte;f, Jw4n Uickims, James Lnr e, ;.11Irut-, me a alioesisakere, wear 'hooch* In thi4 H oner, by Heiljninettii a , El Goff, charged Mr. Jtlttleteitt, a shoe maker. retideg in Red Lion colert, welt having teed to vilssiaile some of 'hid joartieydicn to strike lie r au crs see of wages. fur Macisbair commitlet: G.intell and 1.0 ;out lbr tow moullit, andel the Wrle add 40th Geo. 11f. tit. 106. If such doctrine as this can be held, there i. an end of the cheek ■nd control rpecislly provided by OUT excellent Constitution. Asrnwiuq then, thst the House, before it passes the prepared (4v:, comes to the consideration of the Treaty. what dors it find in it ? '• That the Kin g is si•sioua that the troubles and disturb:slices which robust in the Spanish Colonies 'should en tirely cease, and that the subject* of those Pro vinces should return to 'their ul►ediene to their lawful Sovereign." Will the. House of Parliament put its humd sad veal to such a devil as this ? Will it join the King of England in saying that lie is desirous that those troubles should cease which he himself fomented, fur the avowed purpose not of his own eggramlise. went, fur hia•pruclaiuv'ionr disclaim it, but to re tense the inhabitants of the Spii•iish.Colonies front the •' opureintlwe and tyraunic systrth"—the " op pres.ive authority" under which they groaned ? I quote the words of the janclaniation, and very faintly indeed do they de►i rite that extent of that uh►lnessiuu. and the honors of flint tyranny, to Which these people were subject. If our King has been advised thus solemnly to proch.im at one time what at another he as 110.; leninly denies, ►hall the Parliament join hint in doing so? 1. is uot generally known with IKOW Much indult try the proclamations to which 1 have alluded were circulated throughout the Spanish Main. By being carefully introduced into smell pack•sges of manu factured goads, sent from the Islands to the Main, and by other u►eaus, they found their way into esery lump. in Terra Firma. They were of the most animating iletctiptiou (liimilaumrly . printed and or. to unmet the rye), urgiwg the itiliabi tants to grimier themselves to the ►nest powerful up.. peals, and assuring them, that relteifever they did so they seiseht place the finned reliance on the most eirectuzl assistance front Great Britain, of farces, arms, and ammunition. Atid when thew people did arouse iliem.rlves, sod commence the work to which they bell been th►rs excited, if l m:stske not, dap of war brought two of their Deputies in due country, to further the objects they had iii vo. w. Under ciei•umstunces such as these, I do submit theft eve n• Member of *Parliament, before lie gives has vote on the prepared Bill, ii at Tilwrty, and is bound, to ts4te largely into his consideration the polity roil the j.afitte or the Treaty in question; and I think come to the conclusion, that this it hot a caor for sew legislation, will ilist a li strirS accortlistg toaur lam; and the I.ra if yahoos. to aH t h at Spout (Alt nquive. and Inge enough for ns to content °Muerte,' with. In irs tlt, are not these temple entitled to say to sir, ". You excited us by your promises olien you were at war wills Spirits; you led us forth into the bottle; . you told Hs to rely ou flutists protection. mot thin yetis's wits a 'Nod of liberty and gond It tow boils your turn to make peace with S, sw, aid its doing lo you do trot cloke one soli-. tury provision fur the poor South Americans; }ou le: re us in (Ise midst of tin: light to be butchered • like of use field ; uccl 11rtu. %%to y , .is per us yet strurg!.itg for our hints), cud detel mitred in our re•i,tmice, you come forth and proclaim to the t‘.);!,:. by tableliHemL. ISt.pleCedoltra us s our hit tory. mot tailitoopiii to the last cil . s.atiao , t, out Wily to one cbtinc. What lair nC clo th e tt t terse ?" ma, Sir, your most obeilictit Set:rant, • AN ENGLISHMAN. P.S.—To avoid inistoke. 1 beg to be insiler,timil •as Ml:ring hiss opposition to se touch of the pro. pored Act aisrepeulrs the ALte ut Georg, li. winch, by an ourseght i r the training Wein, uoeritte against Spain, and are, fact, ulorclete. • A Sta.kat 41"teeloot, n nadir of l'ra.tet. lately blew oat hit brains in io went; at t .-..yet o tatoult, MI r the holhououg itaraardiaary ehrusoctsacet 'ilia, young' Man attire , ' at Vormaa,aeoetaoyameol by** ontinoate.froe..ol, stal frla 10 love .riche yuume Lay, %rho •hao auga i reet the atreeitotta t hit trtesal. A ,•'sollei.ge rustled, bat each felt a o•troast7 oriou4. team.. to taco the lii of hh to ;eh& It was !torte. t :tyro ol . to tico:ole the affair by a pally at piquet, on as, andittakisar • tbat the p.ortoo oho last elmould blow oat ..la owto.brailia TL. =ante 6 0 , ‘1 , 141i041y played, awl Ilse t•Jarr, u yuuth of It., 'ou,talooly t!.l by thaotiolz hosoielf tiwuuih I the r. 1211., i • 1411 i 111G4V ii A' LiSniatiffit 4 li i Ll' ' TO TI • C EDITOR OP PRIEEIWIIIAUJ'IZESSI. • . .• , , ._-.60.•-:-4\”' - . . 1 .. . • • ill EARL OrntroTmittalßig- A .k.t. -. •TO TILE EOktfOlt•ii, , . Slit 1'...59. • l'in• //al/ IL 4111: MARLOORTII A • KC.- . 0.- -it • .... o-litrerrilil „ . ... ..- :. .. • ;.+ 1 " . . Sta-illuil Ihitl ilittP7 . ilvTl o 6o , .e quite - Sit ing by your Tante of is day,- alv report of aline to the'Obnosiotis eirtitonstances attending this b l l 'e I"; .6. lint* in 11 . 1 7 "totellit s i la i le iu l ‘w hat, l -wit staioo,- Ball, lurelfreryinitnicid 'faint principle . a7e wiper. ~,77,,,,',:a b i I L l i ll i fi ; o l 77 h ; It o r t i r. 1,211 0 . or Ivit gV iro Tilt, goldi 7 theirs' ihipti-eol to nicisiocile thalwrista in it el riate"--ettnef being Mesterei, as 1 had itorMeg to i hi with • measure of ~ee.ufry arising out 'of our Treaty I the towasactitm, nod wavinterly imioraot of die b remova will l of wit h. Spain.. - ....:„.- .. , • :.,. r •„; • th e plate. or horrowilit of Ike asettay.-1. mai eg yam correct Ilsal atateseesit bl , ioserting this letter. sail the pas- I rourree to slew. that this is ti very fallacious 'aitle in LeetOtlutflerbirtio ofjauril, referring to the ciin tinlios, ' /list Parliament connont lv: esillell Oro , ' eeriatino *kirk tolik place at the instance or the boiler, to Irotialate on this s ubject, with - mit it. being Cont.. between blot and no which in as Missive t— , .' Thai the /Best petent to it to discuss the dunk 1 ,,,,i,.„, o r that Ibbodarit skerwade referred slue slerniestior farther its. Treaty, us much us if ituiucli 'flinty had ever been formaii6n to his solicilor.Mr.Johos Poomiger. of Gray's !no, who on the Yeah sfiy of Ma) last called os this drowsiest by uatt..., . - desire of lb. said Duke Ili he stated, so infirm him that The King has conclorlerl a . Treaty with Spain , . the pera.on in ahoae mos4dy the said 'told "plate Is, had but which, in Ins Sovereign capacity, he was authorised yet returned from Mfoles—that the said Duke had borrowed abut'. 1,200/..e 1.11101. opus Ike said plate, and could not to ilii; but he tsiii miry do that. ea well as every - get it back tat; a ti a is , %io resaitm er u s be ili t t e r ni nizo n ey sa w s aa repaid." other Act, etm.giitetelly with Ike hitt . : is fo rce : • i and the King of Spain, at the time of nuking the S ir, " JNO. PINNIGEft. Treaty, knew this, because all the world knows it. No.l, Gray!, lawaiptare, Jose 9,10119. This Treaty was never subMitted IV a vote or the 'louse of Commons; sod, lotrefora, an respects that House, there is no obligation to. noes any low for the particular mainterumm of that Treaty with out submitting, in the Fullest manner, the rOhtcy of the Treaty to its ehlisitletalion. The King may decline war without .the consent of Parliament ; but he must come to Parliament - for Ina supplies, and then it is the province and the duty of Par. lian:eot to diecti-i the policy of the war which the - King lids so iletfired. If the Treaty its question had required a rant of mum/ to enable the King to carry it into effect, 1. would it not have been for Parliament to examine -into its pule r ? Could the King (and when I say . 1114 ! Kim:, I rueful of couraa his Minister.) come 'to the House and say, " Here is this Treaty; you hove ~ever deliberated upon it, it is true ; it bus never been brought under your discussion; but nevertheless litre it is; said, as I hole made it. I require you to pass new lasts to enable me to main tain it ?" TO TILE EDITOR OP THE awns,' PRESS. Monday, nay 31, 11119. Stn—The egalemend is your Paper of the lath instant respecting tere„tline lases Policed by a writer, who, iis your* of the mai doy imagii4n aft interesting accuse/ of our efttetit/111 hay ; whids CUlllkitlS a strong recommeanlatiou for trying, as an experiment at !cam, an infubion of it. It would be, aereptable to many' alio may be iodine/61 su u do, it your Correspondent " R.^ will be so kind as to give • crape, or a little information rt spectiug the manlier of preparing the Lay for see, pointing out web bribe as are liable to mow among it, that are usawholesonse ue tit leteriose • and especi ally IC to these particulars, the lime the hay sl:nokl be cot, if it be proper that Ilse tom of the blades only with the aced should Le taken, and the beet way of preserving It fur wieder; whether cut small and pot lute minders, or left in length, awl cat as warted for car. llhnibtlers, prejudice will prevail • haply mid general violist's, of its woe, mibat probably no alteration will take place with reaped to the impartation of China tea for • con- enterable somber of years, Rat if among the poorer classes mime should be found, who hciug is the habit of itaelearunr ing Many. to ecoutimise and seek the chi: aped austeaance, were nuovineed of the uhulexeme Whits 'dour meadow kayo a proper method of proparaliim might contribote bulls to the Savour of the tofu:ion, and to ilea removal of any prejudice, which at lest 'night be entertaimd against a home .produe iit)ll, especially what has hillsa.to been cvufineil to the use of Mums, li is wow many years ago that a friend gave me a recipe, which was foundered iateilmatice as the late Dr. blinders sanative Ma; and at that limp, fur abuut eight-pence as mach could be obtained iii Covent-garden impket as was in canisters fur a many shilliuga. The Following is the recipe gives me, which I trust will be 'acceptable fur insertiou in your useful Paper " Sill , pennyworth of &Oniony' leaves nod stalks cut small ; one pennyworth of rosemary leaves only oat :wimp worth of liquorice root cut small, as bought it Covent. garden-snorkel. Add a small quantity of rose-leaves, mint, sage, tee. to dispuiae the t tste. Colisfuot leaves may be added." It may he hoped that what you insert on this subject may excite some benevolent chemist, botanist, or phynciaa, to. satisfy the public as to the wholesomeness of an infusion or meadow hay—aud who would also paint out such herbs as are subject to prow ansoug it, that are unwholesome or dele tenous. `611." has fairly appealed In such Gentleman's ori: akin ; and which is also no.. done with regard to tire recipe sent by, Sir, your Issivable servant, IV .. A, ~• fin!: AT FOOT RICE. .• ",-. • .'" .1111111g . ',: r i l ir . ...':.- 'l..e maid. ro , lno folineas Iwtwera itaiarr, Ow eels : 0 , 1 ,1 -.am-- te .a . shit. . _ enwietisp ", i. I rlr.irtuu, wad Moo, rl.ll, the pi...ruler, to..k plftt, , • C O;: s C4IC iil I I rap i fat . t 11. 11,r ..te — "' s ----• tls . nal inamit , „,,,,„ ii , ~,,,,„._ I laisaaay tat.sume to the Leng.trallt at 11 . teahr, ty .., 4 day's. priitta. • 'UM els very ditir4iite Barb, void err the people lu • egell Awr°ll He '" Alice. ' 83°"*.• lase Lit y. „,,,,u.Dt tuo monutra al ids' ti•e, awl M..rrelr• ism 14 at our last qeepeeil price*, bat riot utdisary there /4 111) de ......., .. 18.2‘ ,...,„,.... Libilijuitionitirsz _ . .. . . .1.! ,gac-, ..", I usa , s.lere,l 59 tumult's H... 4.f j‘ei t I, ' n it, I qua. lu 4he ki•ro i • i initiates, matt Ittilarr fatlrmot at , i G. .".•.......f - . " 7 """Irliclr - - ! frum•+.ll • aide at:fl a puirlee and lu i cl• In Ratoe' (JAW i Th t li onon ril t t . .. l l :::;: r ill tr A t !I L i ll i t d rs iiar ` x 1r 10 7 . 13 . : 14, 1r . 1y j5 :::% 4 1 t ain H .r. I . it 00000 tut.. sows. lii.opyoarstt at the la.) miles mud a 11. it, a.. 4 eat lanthrtif - Clititer.lasailittall - Vi:irtiert 'ette2tfe.•: .10Wri t-lAk-tvg Wks be Pall ' , ldeas a huned vards t.f.l.isa i b u t 3intion, inn , prirk iiii nil iii,t iniii ;. „nil fin. i,noi . in Re- assavaleal 14at fir NA made t a u mach play, rad h. g r u 1 ji; 1.,. ,i.,,, . iii ow w.y. ! dually foituti after. and It smckt .1 up a talk OW • Ash 6„. %Prat aal .. 00000 elthAt don Ill*hetes speed io , u• the Sedum.. ji irustil litoo maid .'II , 110 tosmiller•4l4 o . ',lit/ hni ° tib . 4 o l Isi rive Ilk. "' tato .i the Waiter 64 asiatitesibu.ilii At graseatt. Kiraly aid I. Wvra• feicts4 last orrice.. ' ' i . - - vxnfti.DGE. Cara laarele ...a Helot a, 'Then ria v, e• e 10. Wheat, per load Barley, pee quaidey, 2de —.l to 44. —d Oatc _ to. Lbt NzwGATE AND I.EADENNAII NanNET,s. (By ,b; Cl o lib ) 4. OJ to fr. 114 I Yee' 4. So Od Mottos solo% toi Pork 41 tid to at Oa 1.405 b, Ds Od to 6. ad , POUT% 01? HAT AND STRA'III. • NT JAMXOI. VOMITICCOIAPPL. Hay 51 Is at to 11 2. ad Hay ..6i 10. 0,1 to 61 la. od Straw I/ tl. *1 to VI 17. OA Strew I/ 11.0.1 to 21 In. uA Ciever6ll4.od to 7l 10:14 Clow. r7l us °dull/ . Y. od PRICE OF 101'9, pr., Cwt. 111 PW muss. maw Insiturs. 0/ Its to 71 Os j Kent.... 6/ 0. to 8/ Os 11.1•03... 5/ 101 to Al •O. Sdss.a .. 01 O. to 71 Ss 401111 ... .O1 Os to 01 O. t:vors 11/ - 11), to 11 7, .4111111111, second, /1/ Os to 9/ Os.—One, .51 Os to 101 Os 4 • • 'weirs Pockets 41 Os So 41 141*. - • t WKS MiTALIAT, %OAP, kr. per 11216. • Timers Ono des dol ••-••., tod • f e it„ w s ow Ads Yellow itia.ftiß dd. 04 —..pt Voilled Sae Wldirdltiu—Ods Od '—.l el emed 4...101e Sump shoo.— his Od —s Od Palau Melting Bluff SU Sd —s Od Graves Us OR Ditto rises-33s' od —• Oa O?nd Pregs..• s• • • led es -4- • PAIGE OF CAN DIAN" From Tallow llossodiers HAW Price of Coodles t .per riosers;lte Od—noittds, 130 W. W. per doers abloort fur reedy &eery. COAL 1114111KET, Jugs 11. Ships et Market. /Mips 901.1. Prise. • • 23 Newcastle 9 Slenderland 9 .... 34..4h1. lew 419. AA. 1 WOAD Cu11.. ...11. 04. to :4.4.,9d. f i'vess tie " Loadea New Pries Carieatl TRIDAT AFTERROON..IDIOR Ccervoi.—The sate at the Indio Owner was brought for. sward this forenoon; the Company's Suriti were lilt taken in, there 'oleic no pnreireams at Al. Bengal§ mild at 3d. a bitl.; &mats, 4;4. a bd.; Dusrboi, ldd. • The mete at the India Dowse cannot 61 given as a guide to the maiket prices • the Company's Imam were of a One deseription; the licen sed sold dd. fur fair rmatity. Sands tip to did. for prime; this Is were of a very ordinary and only oue lot midis° low its e. • The other purchases sines iv Mat emidet ad*. atedolo, l'Aitt. a ; 5d liahipi , 174.; elt Nemeses, 204 d. Ilmadra sale this for4tmosi..-50 boles Berhice,l4 4 . A a 14.111 1T Demerara, 14V.; 211 Bowed% Did. roisee.—There 'have been very extensive public asks of /edible Ws week; the peters Myrtle's fatty innietained, and tie Demerara aid the )evi n ce descirlptiuss may he mated at a tardier advance oft v, Its. per cut.; iti addition to the fvr mer":eimest, the have come forward freely. is the etipectstldn of clesrtur the Coffee from thwerarchouse pre. vioiis to the eiminieuctident of the new Fume duty There was a small public sale of Coffee this forearm ; the' prices wire Is a 4., per cot. higher. than )esterday, but the quantity was too inconsiderable to be taken as a el ire- rim. of that ads ace ; tine ()editing y Trinidad tealised 105 s. id. good ordinary Brazil It3s. SUGAR, —The demand fur Muscocarles has continued limited daring the week, no variation in the pricer ran be stated ; a public sale of Rerbadares Sugar went off steadily at the former cnrrrucy, good while lira. • There is more appearacce Of a reviving market this fore anon than fog some tune preceding; the sales are very general. The lively demand fur Reined goods bu subsided ;Abe eclvance has, however s , been maintained; the ,4 ll ei zatill coutioue to purehae the fi ner descriptions of but only limited parcels are taken; the request fur shipping Mks entirely ea seed ; Molasses are still heavy, aud. deeliniug. There are ea purchases of Foreign Stager reported. Tra.—The quotations must be considered notnival ; pm: • vions to the interruption of the pale Bohm,' were Belhag 7d.:. milder last sale, tuallallll Buheao 9. a ad. per lb. luster, ass fiuer sorts nearly at the maw rates. Tea Sat.c.--The Tea sale at Ike India 111111 Se was inter" reptert on Tuesday last by the announcement of a,,new Es. cise duty; the ss4 bar, In cousequeuer, been adjourn& from time to lime, on purpose to learn whoa and bow Wu stew duty is to be enforced. The result of a comnanuicalion a ilk Its* Chancellor at the Exchequer was atibutittei to the troile yestriday ; it wngi • stated that all Teats wielearaCnis the Itth inv. would be strisst ject to the new duly; a Committee sap, its e ri a sequever , i s i a : pointed to I 41111 - tielli to GovertensOit the hardship of thecae where a purchaser bought Teas nit suit day 'it the huh House, cakolatieg 'open the old datty,and that a new "Icei rate should be leased upon him before he could ulcer Lin goods from lire Compasays vowel re ; the Committee orsea, instructed to submit to (lola lowed. Ihat the duty stimuli commence only us goads purchased after Monday last. she day of the souotioceirrent of thr new dory ; but oei lieu lag ly to remonstrate against Cle great hardship of whi . tre teas bail bred purchased at former sales, when No suet. dnly could lw is cutitenapletiosi and when the hafts bad taken the advantage of ilie riarilgence granted tin by the fornpsny, of letting ttie Teas censor in litelf N.11e1141119t. 91111 they shoal(' lre liable to a new daly, they conceived would In au extrrine hard case ; and that it only rsoptired proper repel , snit:Mon to Gocarrititeni,and Ilat the latter etualdentasuly he given up. RIM, BRANDT, and /10I.:4,t1111.—ThC Rum market con tinues inn very den/eased state ; pill thAlbee sissy exam be matted,. lower terms, lint there is tale or no hutlaraa a u . jar......Grutta Is WiIhOISI %.trialioss.—By public sale ibis fore. noon, shout fen piiiicluous middling Cognac Brandy sold 39. 6d. a 3a. Ohl. 'fat how —Thar" is little variation in Foreign Tallow ; the quantity in Loudon is !mitred, and lield rather firmly The too n market Pi tu-day %nulled (4. ..s . liich is 2s lol,lser tivn laic nick. 7 _..-......1.: -143.4._ _ ;.1 . . :GAM E. flotasuule of the Bill Introduced into the noose at rum. MOnn to aolboase the ale of Game, ouster sermon fti t i re . ' - aft.flt Tbe irresistible arse*, 1 .11 hash hewn rsoltd As sig., acme, tleigtt•tlie absolute prnhil►iliwibt ills ale of Gasses !loth grrottly iessleel to lavatory tlairesnkihitinst &great. live practise saf pusehisoi:, and it ib,exiordiesti to stishuroe the Sale and. purchase of if;.eme, tauter imitable ,egis insane , J 7 he following our she liss:telg of the principal e1ea50.:.... Lords a 'Manors soot Gaineterpers siottoot•oeil eutsti:so II) kill Game, nosy (Sainr so neensikel p.rress Justices may grant bailors to ts atilt peons, • entering' ink) a recogn.taita. Ite.ti;es iroopo4.erctf to setp.lor bcenses •p... pr u „f f the COUldii • of the reroraisaace brow brulr , . Lictmwd itcrot.ft. 111,.4 Game to affi a a tic k, t " sitard with Li.. t'erousts . i.1,114,n.0at certificates ou4er false ptett..t., kol•le to preattalv: Not to aka Curtsey Acts for the pf , seivati .0 lgaSte. - 01701t7 UNIVEIINIrY, M►T lb. The foihurid: siege's., have biro et.o.fesrr.! t--. pacgdor flt high;ity—ifiev: Wile. Henry !Anne, FeKm of Corpus Christi College, Grind Consia•ii , d-r 3141afere of Arfe.:-Iter H. C 1... r St. lames Cul. f.ege:Henry fetes Benoit, of Cot 14 Clootteli. Barham* of .ills—Kick rd E)e. r COI int(' ; H Morse. of iy... ergo., i.....kgg ; H o n. Itiehaida Beedle, of Walli k eni Ciollo l ie John Jessory, of Queries Cull+ ; li.ifollnood, of Union r.aity Codegri Edward Montagu, of St Mary - HAS ; Joh.o . POrre of Braseoiause College; J-oploilPH: Irstir, of Oriel Conicity. &afford Charles .lii.ortiorote, of thlhol - College fig.: Francis Leitch, ..f g ) ..inbruke-College. Thursday the Prig. Cumpoiiiisma were god I. Ik e ullootineGentlenon:— • The riemsellor; Clusraelerislic Differeerso,q, Creek sad &dim l'oeify Samuel gt floods, B.A Viloor of Oro' Cooltege. Latin Kosay —•'..‘ragiffilgerhofpracfp, i is iDt: , r:..pgiul Roma de l'arthip.'netrlmmpriumee '—Alezdthlur ▪ Siudent or L-Irr3st Cartsi eh. Lido •Iferyes.;—Sierecisase.o—The lion. Edward (O. °Goy &kith St nAry , Gruilesnan Cassiiillogre of Christ Clench. /toper ,Newitiootes Priam —Eittlilii //Missals of TheastAns.—H. 1. Urqu;i:is I, F. Iluo of New Cunene- Yesttrday.. etc hs deg of EamensTerm, the fu;luoring de. green were conferred Mosier. of Aritc : nrikbortliedlet, En. of lie , l':"ntool'nffro ;•dfoei• Henry Mooney, ..f au A X 11 ; Newry C'onkarano, cot Exeter ge ; K I:Acliaol Pennell and Rev. I-rancor Knight. of Mac leen 11 . .11. tarhelors of Arts—Cleary Alliwu °fold, of Queto'a College ; Hogh Percy Renutil, of IVorresies Colter:. (ie. A. Moore and Miller, of ‘Vailliam College: K of Merlon Cwiliege • JobevhPlieltiwr. of .hilooNiC.ellcre Tiolgistoo 141110' tdod r Sib, of Christ Church; ‘1 . 11.1.,.: Leoli, of St. Mary ch.fie. Henry Kosanoi.set, cc Bathos! College. . _ . , . INDIAN COIMTSIIIP Olt WOO/AG. -- - - - • an ecdote The following anecdote is taken from the .1%- teentli chapter of Ileckewelder's account .•! ludian isattoug, that titici! it464hitett P entm J1:14 and the r it ighbustring. states. The work fliipt the extract lb Willie. 1 1 6 the first number of the pub lications by the Hiatorical and Literary Conimitt.!e of the Philosoilliscal Society of Philadelphia. K An aged latlian, alio fir inannears had via isl mixlt ur bin ttrae IMMIX tht *hits raw, boils io Pomo-Irani& . . and New Jersey, nue de). about the yew, 1770, ithoertru, that the &wham had ■ot arty a moth rimer vay ur Reding a wife than the obitrs, but were also more Cr' . Wit of getting a good one.—' Fur,' ►sid . . - - brukeu English, a slut. nom emirt—rourt—diiy be one whole yeast-may be• tiro years heroic ler xruit • Well .li.sonay be then. got very grad. wife-s.losit may b. turf !-May be eery cross! 'lief!! now suppose redo Scold so soon u get awake in flee morning t t-Sculd all du) ' Scald until sleep'. all one-be root k e ep him • .-Whot people hue law forbidding theowinit many rife, be he ova so cross-alert keep hint always! Well, how lure Imitate do' Indinrs-n Iwo he see istdostruma hignatr, grim* he like-he gn to /r/no-prime his two fore fitters elirse aside cart, tithe: , make tee look like ones-theii look Squaw iti the Lacs- - ire Aim smile-which 14 all one hr ray Y Lit...so he t. ke Wei homes-nu danger he he cross! No-nos-041mo know :au %it 11 what Indian do, if he cruel! Throw him away and 'a's* anottor ! Squaw love to eat meat!-Nu hushaiiii--o0 me -squaw do every thing to please husbuinl-be du thiog to phrase Squaw-lire happy." * The pith/vans 111 t h e Ilidido luggage have ou fern grids s. K.P.-The Ism* from which we have triorteribss %she foregoing fiLIO was lately ptiblislird by znianll, in Phitmel phis. It is a t 's• of deep iuterest, atoi sefi worilly learned body aMilt has given it to the publie.-(Borfoo -Aft iftlityenter COURSE OP EXCH A: Amsterdam . C.F. 11 13 Vet so at sight.... 11 It► riitterilasa .... 1 U. 11 14 Anlrerp. . . liamburigh ....14 41. 15 4 Alfons... .... 21 U. 35 5 Paris 3 .lay's sight Ditt0........ .4 U. 15 0 Bourdeaux 26 0 Frankfurt on Use Ile profession of Phy.ie lit s the highest im pertalice rr tir.tikisid; awl when we ref , et am the Weeds mod tried repotatiou thisie eminent Sari/eons, it . CURRIE and Co. who (Immix thirty years rape. sieriee asid ettensies ;SSW I. a 111 it,. metropolis, have ',tough' this art almost to p.rfectom; we rannut ,refraia from ex pi I iSi VW our regret sod Miligriarton at the frauds and in. j.s ire CONlniiillij by 14siorant and iini thirsted men, who S often trifle with the health, and destroy the livesistf their fellow-creatures. NlNisrs..Cluiskin sad Co. art histlebers of the Colleges of Loosliii and Eihribitigh, their Di- Nhoona mot Toonnontahe may be arca at their homey o 137, fletowimrifen, %these, in all elms of syphilis, 'affronts. debility, vascular relaxiirion, Wc ke. they may he • etnisulied with the grottiest bailout and *envoy, caber per % tamalty or by Itiler stiieturis of the urrthia, Ms sspl. amnia nod Cu. have earitril tire astomslernebt and appro. Imionn of the most distinguished undies' :glen, by ,om it/ruing in three wielo, torts w!;, h hive defied ell Ma se same., of their ;GE, 'ORIDAV. habc 11 Venire .... plain t Ex. M..... 1441 Huel6,l ....elii•rtive 3 Cadiz ......effect iv.. 27 t Witlmi . Xi I kia r,.. 14, lig .. . • • • • • 2 Sel Me GibroltAr Legiworia Genoa iii Mafia .. Nap:es Palarnso.... per uz 110 f.ishot Opurlu Rie Janeiru . ' . JS Own .... • . . Agin ..f Hank on Mit 1.11031. Purtnlsl Gold iu S r. d • Coin, per uz .3 19 Puroigii Gold in 81111 .... 19 41 New I)oubleues —0 0 0 New Dollars 0 5 11 Silver in Bare 0 5 21 MARRIAGE. Oa llleaday, the 31st nil. by 'the Rev. Jubn Bel/106, it Bytalliervrave, 10 the Queries County, the stet 101.. V, Stionaer,E y. by special licesse, It ieheld Tow ireeo4 vi Cattle arennsead, in the County 4.f Col k, to 'alio kiuni, daughter of tie lets Celeed Mellffunt. • UIGH WATMI Tims siAt AT toic Dag* BF ti Morning 8 idler S. 'Evening a Om 5 • •- LONIWN : I/rioted asi at sit. oNer, .o 11; Sirassil ietre Adreitistmeast• arr rev fwd. aloil"" 4. ' (punt-paid) UMW he addrrsard—C. $ll,ll l l. N" ciente/sea ion, Printer—J. rIl M, No 127, I'o%l.lKr. ~-+~+~ V ?WE TING'S BIRTH-P.4l'. The King's Birthday was oil Friday celebrated in Chas. Row, in the common mailer of the Most degraded meth. The most harinlcas ansurernevit war firisg guns and pistols in the street, and dosses, and when explosion !grew stale, recourse was hail In conflagration. Vim being kindled at the Cross and head of Stockwell, the roofs of several old horses which are taking Awn, *ilk dame, window-rases, Ouurs, wood partitions, and shop furniture, were carried to the bonfire, and a bate aims of ram-puncheons, segar.kombends, crates, heu.coops, buttle.rsck% counter., kite hen-dremers, potstomeasures, orange. boxes,lana p•posis, 'police-boxes, several horse earls (some of them new), bar leys, niasune sesiTuMing, sign-bonds, joists, barrels full of s ae (takes from the rope.wurks), and every Piing combusti ble which euuld be gut, were hurried to the flames. The props upholding an old tenement in Saltmarket were taken away, to the imminent danger of the inmates. Many win dows were broken at the Cross, three and four stories high ; greet numbers of lugs were consumed ; one appeared to he *bunt 30 fret long, end was supported by as many of the mob a* could reach it. Repeated uttesnpis were made to iiifi:me a tenement at the west corner of the Sallenerket, by tossiug brands ihrungli the window.. Some fellow of ulten-loyaltg suggested the propriety of devoting flee paling in the Green to the honour of the day, and liiC canaille in a mass marched to obey his advice. hs returning op the Salintarket the street seemed a finest of slakes. 'Ur fire at the Cron was so large and immise that considerable apprehension was entertained for the surround ing tenements. This was nut the worst. The mob lonke open the shop of a Mr. etyma, Naltmarkes, and carried off a gnat quantity of nom and whiskey in casks to the Green, where they quaffed the borne. A cask was set ia the pillars, curare of St. Atadrew•siret amid ihtt King's health was dreok with loud dieering.. The mob, armed with clubs and shakes, went is pasties of several hundreds, and when they had seised pruperhy, placed it on the middle of the gang, de fending it amidst shrieks mud shouting. Absent eleven u'elluck the adjacent water.plisge acre opened, which Bison put out the file, when the crowdquittly dispersed ; and had the same means hem adopted earlier in the evennig, am doubt nut moth disturbance would have beets prevented and priiptity weevil. The heat neessisnyd by the tier at the Creme was intense, that at a eel) , considerable distance it was , iiisatferuble, and souse of the surrounding sigus leave been eery much injured. On Saturday sennight • most melons hid! accident hap. pests d 4111 the wirer Tamer, tint for from Gremon Bridge. Twu of the 641111 of 11. e Rev. Mr. hope, Rector of Entitcr ton, having agreed with the Rte. Mr..l9ltos to go • fishing on that day, the ruder left his father's I s to go to Mr. Johns, hating agreed with his brother In inert him at a cer tain plate on the Tamar, The !unfavourable slate of the us other inoloicid the elder Mr. Itoyse to fusers, his intention, alul be passed the smoulder of the'day with the Rev. Mr. Johns. On his return to bisfallares 111 the eveistiag, mid 111. Turing fur his brother, be was thrums d that he had lett Immersion utter hinisrlf mid talce u kis gun with him fur the pus pow diversion 1,11 l:e •h.... be joined by his euanpa. mons. The f...nily slow became alarm. d at his simper ; • scuds was matte, but Wlll/0111 1111C1061.11. Next maiming the starch was renewed , at length his F 1414, shoes, and stucksego, ware tumid Neer the nets, mid on the other side, tinder a 'high projectiles( reek, his body was discovered is, a pool 12 or Ifs tees sleep. In his piieket was a bird; it is ',resumed he Ind shut it limn the other side, ascended the rock to pick it op., and reliefs hi his return, never to tore spin. He wax ysogag sane of the most amiable manner*, and suiverselly beliureil.—( Truro toper ) It seems the presynt improved mode of teaching to cheut t luldrtn 'tow kuouledge, ul t d ituder study .1 mutter of pleusure ruttier Huth of serioue 'trouble. " 4 "PPlicatinii. A wittiolmuster Itt the N oror'h of Eitgilind it ►oltl to he makirg un iwprovussept 'wax" luia aura, by rtiAlvlrisig Itauiih►nenl not sit eliject t,/ dread List a matter of autubemeni. , • - . I