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Lead Stewart ; but /tit eutumuuiratiun, ii app. cc', lass MO. 10 Lady irrancts, and all it ssa4 not um owl told. litroweer, oei the evening of that dm. eh.- went to a French play, when • Lady of high rank made • commnistration to Mrs. Taylor, alto iteesinsisaistA her A. 111 "ate. It is improper fur me In say. that this Lady of hith rook was employed by Lord Stewart to mike the muosirat• to lira. Taylor, fur the bear regime of get. Cot toss•e q .i.sit of Lady Fr...to-shit fortune. Nis Vaylor, on be ditto, laid the 11111 l 3(171111111 WWI WWl' 11.1.• y 14mo-es. ea *be stater ; that tier renome.ances with the ( . 0111111P. of A omit hail no etlect. and laid an iiijonetion on her that r should 1114 11111. 110 h her wedlow no that slay, 04 Lard Sits .irt was 411 he in she Primo. Regent's soil at dinner; mill its the face of that command body Antrim lahoorial Ist make the infant consent to be at the dropper. 1 h ire made impair) and And Old the Conotem of A•itrim did so labour ; heat it appears that it was tint w th the Mtn, time that the infant should inert fated Stewart at dinner, hot that she th.iught it would be km marked and lem ioja. its,.,, to her than if she staid away. Lady Fraitrea, however, obeyed the injonct ion of Mrs. Taylor, and said ..he would not gip to dinner if larr.l Stewart was present. ll'. ahaence rya. then arrommiol by Mr. Macdonald, On this iseemion the in f int promistd Mrs. Taylor that she ountil not take any step without her knowledge, and She remained in l o am unlit the 23.1 of March without seeing Lord Stewart during this time. On the 281 h she returned from the rotintry, and turd Stewart aid not see her Until the oth of April, when he saw her at • rely or T ourer? at Lady Clsolmno (lacy's, end w hid .61 lard he swear• he had nn cimversation with ber ; lin. that on the night of the nth of April he met lie, at A'rrock'a bill, where he did pay tow paitieular at , which hr found wag favourably received, and that eo the one 'in . : of the 10th be went t s the Cannier. of Anti ion to know the stale of her mind toward , hint, as lie was zed to art out immediately for Vienna ; that he doled on that di, with the Coentomanil Mr. Macdonald w,'honi s oy usher company, and to the rreairog he saw the in, in. in Or. diwwing.room ; be desire they*. re Moor. hot 14111 14^ sV4 make his proposal of Marring" In her, an/ that it wro. wonder, The Countess of Aeons certainly ought not to have given this opportnaily. for by doing so, she not only Intro, the dory of a guardian and a mother, boot what slip rowed This Curve ; tool Lord Stewart might not to have pat the pies. ton of marring.• to the infant withoot Maytag tint informed Mrs. Taylor of hie intention. On the fallowing day, it es tree that he wrote In Mrs. Taylor to via wo. her of what had taken pi ice, but then the mischief war dine, and she refused her entisent in the moat opierpovocal mats- I•er- Cut considering all those eiretimatatwm, which I l• me w..% the grrateat Mention, and boiling at the tantie.. a. it they were the most menial, hit one of them • ward of this Court, I cannot see that there was any imperiper collodon on the part of !Anil Stewart, to bring roe In 111. , 'Tinian that li , bail a ha,: d , seen sill the infant's rotten.% fir otin-h rritann I think Ilia prOtrossal Of marriage on eit to ha errerreil to the 111,4111, r ; and nnow me to say what I mentioned b Cow, that referring eie 11 viler does not .I.nermif.f. any thing as lo the merit, of the proposal of mar s ; fir the Mister most take info his considerstirm the eg • of Lord Stewart—Lis fortune - his having a son by his Prat marriage Icing. which will liar the 11!he o f any children .'f I ,, e•nnt Inuring' ; end alsn that be most examine iota the rho. Lit 'mode against lard Stewart, however I ioseiy they are supported by proof as to his end. 1111 l serf ciresitti.t once., and his living a &I'M paled pod dloao'ute life. AI hen such clorg , s as these are mad'., I would not he doing jastire either to law I Stewart ur the infant, if I did nut lor dly a r .ferreee to the filmier. It was contended at slip tar, that I no :lit not to be precipitate, and if it ass a case Coat ringht to be referred to the Master, it was of that us. tare that nimbi hear delay. I don't think so—for when a mats high in the esteem of his country, wearing ire h ra, i charged with bring dissipated and dissolute in hi. r 1111 l lout, this Court ought to give him the best opportunity to wipe the stain away ; and that I can wily do by ref. rime the proposals to the Master, fur melt Owe , * Ought out t o he kept from itioniry. As to the Motion Io seestraill the Count's% of Antrim from having soy erommiatiieation 111111 lier, dam:lave, the Oran., exrept in the presence of Mrs e”• 1 ,. 1111111 after the Master makes his report, I have no ddlirolly in saying that it otitht to he continued. I look to the I,..rtion of Ism. 7 hi.. is not saying too tiineto--if she feels uneasy at lists order she may intake an ap- Llteatiun to the Court, and explain her condio:t if she tau." POLICE. MANSION 1101,'Sr. NUISANCE I'..cter.l3T the followitig extraordinary ease of complaint o is in,. before the Lunn Miami : Sir V:itle, a elwmist of high resit• etahtlity, was r $$ w e I to men.. r the complAut of air. Wood, and other te.pect- Mole itiliehttaitht of Corohill, for a nuisance of the 1110.1 re. • 4lting deseripliem, mum ly„ the exposure of fragments of homes' bodies on the top of his house. The I outs Was oft said, shot if Mr. 'Wede did not intmetli -I.•Ch remove the CilllW of eons phi i sit, he should direct ass in. 4hrtineut spinal hint by the City Solicitor. BOW-ST et?. Yesterday rhiVp Mork WAS brought to the tact., and ti.ot• en' in ciconivatiou Wrote Mr. MIMIC Chili red with tohliing Mr. Thomas Blotto, a tailor, of the &laud, of V IFIOUS IRMO of money. It ■pprarrd that the Prisoner had been in the emptsiy of Prasecutur sum* years, and bad Weil as his forewarn for the last three years, and daring that time thePrnarcutur bad the greatest runfideace in the Prisoner's integrity, tactual.- bit Wm In receive awns of money; but at length he has Iwo, sintruircred out to be trust-nurthy, and Ins hero detected in verb' ing a ilium. snms and appl)irng them to his urn use.— Hr sta. cmnmm•td fur receiving 71. ■ curnsidcsable time past from Mr..l.lus Fearo, ttf Gransr-court, Carey-strett. MARLIOROVGII.STRILET. STEALING LORD 310VNTCASHIEl.'S PLATF.. .7nrepA !orris, sew. AelAnny Janis. and the housekeeper of Joseph Jarvis, were re-examiurel, charged wish strobe' a rpointity of pi-et... Abe property of Lord Mouisirashel. It has already• bees stated that Antiwar Jarvis waa dt teirred its °MIMI part of the lost plate at a pawnbruke►'s. the 'sticks berme beer lost since 11114. is addition to the I..emer evidence. William Barnes, who was thee aervaut to his Lordship, hat who now HIM" is the service of Airs. Totters, of Wellieck.street, proved that he peeked up the plate with some other articles, in July, Ilil4, and he believed that the same was put Mos a post-chair, which ammo. rallied his master's private carriage. Lord Mosetembsl went on a s..rt to Hayden Hall (Earl Kingston's), ou his way to Crontar, Norfolk, where be remained some weeks, and ailments weut down to Crooner by the stage-roach. to await the ars iv.,l of his master; and it was some time before h.- heard that the plate wa► lust. 'Ube pust.clutise was hired ..1 ('rare, iu Mai y.le.liotte.hise, auJ Auden)) Jar. la .:as a post.chaise drier' at 11w lino. in that neighbourhood ; Mes Praise beiiig ...MIT dead, it could rot he ascertaiued whether he drove the chaise %bleb contained the plate. Joseph Jaesit, also has borne a most ustiuspeaerlialale cha racter throustmut his life, but i■ whose house the plate was f o und, was a t tain admitted to boil ; but the other twit Pri mmer' were remanded till Lard Ileuoteashel arrives iu tow the Magistrate observing that ha would accept good bail fur the wonian. The Sessions for the County of Middlesex will commcnee st the Sessions Ilouer , Clerkeifoull grecs. ou Moorluy uritt, when the truly for Ira. *Cr* ni owl tithe,* out on haJ, on m titers of us s,oll, tutossoce, owl oustleusesuor, will Le pro etrilerl on. Next Theirs,lay moresiesg the Peisourea v.h o cruel t• met' use charges of feloti), Ndl l.e ru mored hoot the berried gaols ill the City ul Lois:lust Held Coussty ul Middlesex to Neogene, preparatory to their taissieig their Isis!' at the eu►eliug tiessirots at .I.t.tice plod i.e the Old Dailey, al. s 4 . is:. flit V t i 1,1 tf.e). IRELAND. PUBLIS. A Pall. 24. A Erste OF Illot:nts.-4 meeting took ',lace cm Monday ..... al 11411-114 0 1 CV, at the Royal Circu., near Ecel s-strert, netvreen E--. E.g. of the Revamp., weld E o f Ilinranni..ntare; when, ni!er on eft (.114111.4e fir end 111 r. E-- having rereieefl a slight wound in the hip, the Miller WWII Mt Ilse interference of the seconds, mild the p4rty shaking hands. TEES IN COURTS OF JUSTICE. The case of S.r James G illirsioli, Bart. Clerk of the Ciiiirt tif Error, eater on the day 1140 re yester rtay the twilve was opened by the Atm-iel-General, who stared, that it cattle be fire the row , in the turns of elo.orges against their Officer, framed upon certain parts of a Report of the Comowssinners appointed by Parliament to inquire into Fees in Courts of Justice in Ireland. The expenses imposed upon suitors in the Court of Errors, he said, were an excessive and exor bitant, as to amount to an absolute closing of the doors of the ("drill against the King's subjects. What part of this most grievous abuse wax fairly attributable to a system which required a complete reformation, and what could hr ascribed to the cinduct of the Officer, were wholly distinct consi derations. After alluding slightly to a particular part of the tircenee of Sir J ones Ciallraith, and stat ing that it was the determination of Government to support and enforce whatever derision tlw Court of Errors should come to on the cage then !whirr them, the Attorney-General went throotogh five of the charges exhibited against the Clerk of Errors, to gether with the answers which lie leis given to them. lie then stated that six more remained, and as it was already much beyond the hour at which the Court um illy rises, the further bearing was ad journed no the next Error Day. The Court WM. I ftlWitell to the gre.ote+t excess, even long before the Judges took their seats. CATHOLIC DINN ER. The dinner of the friends of tlw Rev. .It. Hayes took place yeaterrbry,..it the Royul Exchange Cof fee-tenni, where. shortly after seven o'clock, Aleut one hundred aid sixty gentlemen sit down ; Daniel O'Connell, E•q. meting as Cliairminti, and the very itev. Doctor O'Rielly, Dean of Cluglice, as Vice- Clrairanait. After 11w cloth was removed, Mr. O'Connell give tit • health of " The King," which was drunk sit respectful silettcp. The Chairman • then here the following toasts, prefacing etch by a few brief stud animated re ins, : "Ohl !red itill—rlod intend. it her for a Nation, rlissenrioa and corrupt spade her a Peori ore—may her inisforinnes al length tench her aims to forget their foolish and wicked animosities, and to combine in amity a. procure the htessinp of Liberty fur their common rionotry." " tits Holiness the Pulse—mil the spirit of time wisdom guide his counsels." " One venerable rind reprinted Prelates, the illustrious sureepsors of St. Patiirk—inny the faith of our martyred ancestors never he haltered for political advantages." In proiming the health of the R e v. Mr. 'layers Mr. O'Connell slid he lets! written to Mr. !layer, who is at present in Limerick, requesting his pre sence at the entertainment, and had received an answer, which lie read, end which expressed, in warm terms, the graiitude of the Rev. Gentleman for the kindness of liisfellew•countrr men, and his regret, that circumstalicca, which lie could not control, would present I • from assisting at this celebration and assertion an great public principle. The Rev. writer then shortly alluded to his mission, his suf retitigg, 11.16 01 , 1)0 , a1011 to every species of l'etoitar, soil his exertions fur the establishment of Domestic Nomination; and crinelitiled by declarations Of his seal for the pure preservation of the relig of his countrymen, awl the attainment of their civil rights. Nlr. O'C ttttt all then went into a bitturc of the up ',ointment of the Rev. Mr. Hayes, as Delegate to Rome. Ile then defended Mr. Hayes (ruin the ca lumnies which, he svid, weir whir pried against him —drew tin of picture of what lie lied endured in the cour.e of his niss•iati—eulogised, in warn. terina, tbr zeal, integrity, diligence, peisevtrance, dud ability with winch he bad defended the tights of th e 1,411 Catholic Church, at the Court of Rome, and conclusittl by proposing 4. Oar &Wired, Realms+, and requited delegate, the Rev. Richard lisp's, to whose iiitegrity,cuutitalicy, and taleut, we are wadi indebted for the preservali tttt of Ilse Isiah Catholic Chards, Arum iuiliseurc which *NO iajure,auil utighl destroy, our religion is dance' This toast was drunk with the loudest approba tion. Several other appropri:ite luso% were then drunk. The entertainment a ent otF with the titinust liar snotty and cuutivialoy. GALWAY, APRIL 13. Mr. Micharl Regan a bum of 10,000/. in the trectiou of ri new Distillery, at Nuu's Island. WATERFORD, APRIL lg. At a Meeting of the Corporation of this city, h. ld on Thursday, ?.lr. Wei ke., jun. was tlrt•trd si Common Councilman jii the loons of his f uhrr, who was recently prousuts d to the situution of Alderman. •tt4. t s.sto, s I is., ,a.••' ' Aran , in. r R - A lviut two o'clock nn Saturday morning, the hur , lnnic I se of NI , . John Hymn's Paper-mill at Itailgeotrick. ni the couto of iiilkensr, within shout three miles of Waterford, ws. di:waren-1i to be on tire. By germ exertion the ti.e was pre vented from I streldipg to the uthoirring b.riletrisgs; but considerable dars,u.ege wa. done to the building and stock of the *string holm. Mr. Ryon sib insured. The cause of the tire is unknown. 1.1M1:111l K. A 14111. Is. J. Evans. E.q. a Magi-toutt cif the t:001113 perury, with J. Green, Pollee t7inebth6ir, ucctuu paultd Ly Ensign 11,trt'oo,, hod a tutrty of thr 77th tvginteot, stationvt! ut N,o l oot. proceeded to the tains of Curraghloh•v. Looritek. ‘Vvtlottolay 'tight, tool .uvctr,lcit iu tiling Jun.l s /triun Lams Mapkitm. cli erytd %Ilk the lion murder or the lies. Forges..lti sit or set..c the I'l4st-trap tnountait , p. Iu the county bitty, on the Stith of Alarch, ISO!). and I risite,il4l.setter trout the 49:11 segitstrot. I kllow has 'elnditl Alto vigilance of best tal on.ht.•l tool tIItI olli..sts, and tscaiod ut various touts from partite caul it. puNo.ii! 1e34 vi. 71,1 1:F. NEWMARKET FIRST SPRING MELTING, 1815. 9110"/DAY,Ritt. 27. Sweepstakes of lOns. earls, h. ft. for ti-yr. olds and up "lards. 11 C. Mr Vever's 1 tdy flvrnn, To 11111 IAI Ihrlinition's Whine, 8.1 21h. Mr. VVyndliain's %Yandci !T. 114.61 b. Mr: Hush's Discord, 74. 1211,. Mr. Stoutlower's Costrelln, 84. 711,. M. of Rutland's Fandango, s.l. Mb. 10 to I ult.' lAdy to 4 nest Melville-2 to I not Wandrrer —7 to 2 ard Mr. comeheirer's Monfreds, Sit. beat Mr. Sliakeurenr's Elst. 71b. T.Y.C. 100r0.-13 to 8 apt Manfrr.la. Mr. Wit 's Carlton, Sit. 211'. twat Mr. Calley's Oman, Sat. 7lb I) M. 100 gs. h. ft. —7 to 4 on Carlton. Mr. IVat.on's Fitz Orville, tt.t Alb hest Mr. Stun. (,ewer's hi:tared, Sat. lib. T.M.M. 2ono —7 to 4 on rit z Orville. The Juniper Stokes of 101 ts. rich, h. Cl. for the produce of mares covered in 1814 by Juniper : colts, est. 411,. fillies, set. RM. - - Dolma Grafton 's f. Carrot., out of Vanity Gen. Grosrenor's f. out of Grindrrella. „withdraws her stake. Mr. Watson's c. (died Ille day of foaling) nut of Pepin .. .on Sweepstakes of 200 gs. each, h. ft. for fillies, flat. Duke of Rutland's Mater to nllllllllO3 err . Mr.Thornhare b f. by Rend, dam Goosander pd Sir E. Howoitleii, by Elective, dam by Stamford Mr. Wileou'e Carlos, 711. 121 b. rec. 2511. from Mr. God dard's llobadil, Ast. 111 b. T.M.M. 200,te. h ft. LA Feiley's Young Wizard, rec. 130 r. from Mr. Watson's Nrra, S.t. 4lh. rack. D. I. 200 rs. Mr. I'dney. The Student, 7et. 111 h. err. ROT. from Mr. Wilson's brother to Raphael, 7st. 81b. A.F. 200 gs. h. ft. DURHAM MEETING. wrwsrsosv, APRIL 2.2. The All-aged Stakes of lOgs, earls, with 20,:5. added, for three.year olds, 6.t 10Ib.; four, 811. ; five, Sat. Three miles. (S Subscribers ) Mr. W. Powlett'a h. c. by Troplionius, 4.yrs old, (W. l'eirse) 1 Mr. Lantbton's gr. h. Silent's, 5-yrs nut .. 0 2 Silesios the favourite; after the dead heat, 5 and 6 to 4 on bun. Woo by half a length. The Lamlitoo Hunt Stakes of 3p. each, for live-year 1 Ist. 7th.; six and aged, I.2st. A winner to carry 31b. extra. Two mile heats. (110 Subscrilwrs ) Mr. Lamliton's b. h. Cheviot, by Sir H. Dimsdale, 5 yrs old (Mr. Robinson) 1 1 Mr, Witbarn's b. m. by Waxy, aged 4 2 Mr. R.J. Lamblou's h. le. Sir Heels rt, 3 IS hlr. Dc Lisle's lw. h. Liao , . by %Vim thy, aged 2 4 Essex the favourite. %Von easy. TnutoviAV. The Produce Slakes of 152 , 1 "nth, h. ft. for brirftrx. &e. ant thnrougli-tsrrd ; colt., lOss.; iiilts•s,9Ai II lb —l'wu miles. (8 14ttbrxrdircrs). Mr. Nelson's ch. f. by 11arnvion, dam by Star, ont of Wbnrker's dens (R. Johnson! Mr. Wood's hr. r. by Slmnioo, slim by Oberon • 2 Mr. Burrell's ch. c. by Mirmsion, dons by A 11... _ . The winner the favosirite. Won cleverly. The Unifies) Plate of 501. foe all itg,rs.—Two mile lowly. Sir W. 51141.4cr's b. r. Peter Pastoral, by Sir Paul, 3-yis old, 7.41.:111). almint) Lord Darlington's b. c. by flay Trephonius, out of Walton's dam, 3-cis 1,111, 7s s'l) ...... 00 2 Major Bower's b. g. Sliyetork, rs Ss.. 0114. 01 3 Lord Strathmore 's h. e. by Ilentembrareer, on t of Beatrice, 3 yrA4.IJ, S t. 51b. Mr. Fcrgcson'l ch. c Sp 1, by V. Woodpecker, 4 yrs old, B.t. o lb Mr. Hoswell's b. f. by Stamford, out of Preunis, 3 yrs old, 7st. 211 i Mr. Stoic y'a b. oolt, by ('rantliosi int, out of Flo rikin, 4 yrs old, Set. Mb. *II lame) Peter Pastoral the favourite, and 7 to 4 and - 2 to" 1 on the field. !livery heat well to:dram/1 Mr. Dr Lisle has bought Mr. Ferguson's b. c Spot, mid Mr. I„oftna the Day Truirbunies colt. J. G. Lamhton, Esq. 31.1' Tosser, Rob' de Lisle, Esq. and the Mayor of Da. lam, :.re npputuoird SU:wail& tor 1019. - _ NAVAL INTELLIGI.NCE. rustTimm:Tit, APRIL 27. Arrived from the Downs the Cluistopher, for Ja maica. Also arrived the Barton, Soo 11, fr Batavia ; she Railed 241 h October; left th.hc the Experiment, 11)31.n/.11, and Prince Regent, IVhite, waiting fib get a freight. Also the Pollen), fur Englund (was chartered). The Barton is for Rotterdam, and has put in here fur orders. The Aptell, and the Plneuix, fur India, pan"! down Cliamii•l this mons ins. The Barton spoke the Richmond, for Calcutta, otl' the Western Islands, all well. • FAI.MOuTn, APRIL 25 Arrived the Duke of Kent pekes, wills mails from Lis bon, iu six days. Sailed the Palmyra. Apollo, Union, Four Friends, 111a riatine, Eagle, Hope, and the Ain't, all fur London. Also sailed several coasters. APRIL 20. Sailed time Tbeodosia, Sharpley, fur Liverpool. TOVVR, APRII. 27. Passed by • fleet of Spanish transports, wi th it„„„,,,„ sailors on board fur St. Pciershurgh. VARMOUTII, APRIL 27. A pilot cutter has brought in a log of mahogany, nod entered it at unr Admiralty Court : we du not see any marks on it. The North Pole expedition passed hem yesterday. Wind S S. E. lIIFFIVICSI, APRIL 27. We hail last night a tremendous atom of thunder and lightning, but nut any damage dune. OPAL, APRIL 27. an inel and sailed for the River tse Elsa Oink, Forrester, from the Isle of Prance ; and Onyx, -, from Jamaica. , Remain in the Dorms the Saran, and two or three its. venue cutlers. '• • LCITII, APRIT. 45: The Julio Leopohline, Bliinch, hich vessel we some tines ago advised as having been lost UR the coast of Norway, ar rived lucre this )horning, baring been about three (ha ors ^ her passage 611111 ‘VOIVISti •Illi • xperic)ceil very boisterous weather, bring obliged to put Into Nurual for repairs. CORK, APRIL 21. Arrived the Sir George Osborne truispoil, wills Govern. omit stores, lo take troops to Quebec, Last Irons Pus tsmouth. Sailed the 51inervacuiter, un a entitle. GRAVCPcNT, APRIL 27. Arrived the Eaten, Arthur, from Itatterdniii; Cm:airman, M•Atanter, from Jamaica; Elizabeth and Sophia, Peirrausi, Norway; Sm. and Fidin, Miller, frJinn; Vine, f • Danzie; Rebeeen, Rue, from St. Thanirais; Maigarrt, Davidson, from Teurriff ; Dopirtahire, Turner, fi um China; Royal George, Timmins, nom ditto; and Viipingii, from liiimingen. Sailed il. Co'ilstrvani, Cuxuell, for Madeira and India; Moyne, Ferfsaam, fur data and Calcutta ; Duke of York, Weller, Gn Jamaica, Soc ; Swallow, Phillips, fur NI-it Or kilos ; F.;. Brand, fur t>lwrlo ; William, Hatfield, fur lla in i.iiiy;ll; Slat, (Innen, fur cliitu; Ilcunclln, Syin Is, fur 1.1-int sir, ; Regent, Hamm, for ditto; Fann), 'Taylor, for •liuo; a n d fully, Itio•nUty, for diem. ,_--- - - PRICE OF SToClis YRSTF:RDAY. BAIA Stuck 181! g 823 Book 1.. Aim. (20! 7- iG V.ll holm Stot k .236i 3 'Ort`er. tied ..7131 79 1 4 Itidia Bonds, 98 96 97 pr.; 7tt - F.x.iiill+, 1....18 10 pr ' J per Ct. Con, .. 791 E Oil to, 2 i IS t!I ior.l 4 user Crisis... 97 it y7f, Lottery Tickos i 9/. io.. C ~ ..r Cu. N. A nti. 10611 C 0.:.. for Al c. 791 till ' JO; toGff 7 9 111 ' ALI r: From " T. London Mtn-motile Pries outdo,' of tritiday t April 28, 1818. ► , V. 7 WEST INDIA AND SPANISD MAIN PRODUCE. R. P. firoans --The demand has been less dull this week than the pi-reeding, a few hundred enak• having 111.1.11 daily sold at firm prima, a• respects Komi wanking finalities, worth SO4. awl upward•. The stork on hand is now about the Fame as at Ihia time hod year, and the prices of Sugar. 54, per cwt. higher. Havanna!' Sakti'' , have been sold at 735. since one last. Correa.—Three public sales Plantation Coffee of mode rate extent have taken place wince our lam; they ilia nut iro oaf with much animation, hut the prices of Nit week were supported. Foreign and East India descriptions are held with peat firmness. Of %Vest India Carer the stork is now 4,030 tons, being &WO In. item nt ihis lime last year; but present prices are 40A. per rwt. higher. Cricoa..—Nothing has been done in Cocoa, and prices re main DTEWOODI are dull of demand hut steady in prices. NORTH AMERICAN PRODUCE. Esrace of 0 Lefler dated Charlatan, S. Carona", 114fh March, 1818. " Latterly come sales of Upland Cinftok have been milk ing at 311' a 31 cents for round, and 32 a 321 per lb. fur square bales, bat the general holders will not 101 l at these priers ; nor. sit the Sea Island Cotton (the crop of which is very short) Isla been purchased by a few houses within the last week at 54 a5B cents per lb. HICS has heat in steady demand at dollars, hot bas lately &dined toil dollars per 100 lb.; nt knot one Itairthe trap ling already been export ed. TOBACCO 9to 11 dollars per 100:b. iu t•tcatly demand. Exchange me Cngland. par:' Carolina .leer. has hem doll of demand aineentar lasi, the general prier asked in the import unite' is 4bs. per cwt. and the quantity Wit ring is small. scurf' AMERICAN PRODUCE. The COTTON market has been eery nitinerimAy attended thi s week by the !rutile, in consequence of the sale at Hsi East India Rouse on Fri , lll% last, which consisted of 17,300 bales of Cotton ; nearly the whole w. re to ld a t K ie ft v eer little under the ask of the 20111 of Crliriviry fur common Bencals, the rime this kind Nut the Surat. (idly anpportiiic the late cur...nes W. thi..k the Colton was about equally taken by the tr .1...1.y x I liaises. and OM specula tion. A public *ale 0f14.00 Sara?.. nod some VI cat India follow. cd, which went off a. II tither kind. of C o tton b a se at m bad colis menue n it r o, iti o , nod we advance our quotations for fine description* full !.l, per lb. 'lir s 111 aof the wt. k, duty 'laid, arc 2,6110 ordin , .ry 2s. 1.1. gond 2s. 2d. foie 2.. 2!d.; 'lilt) Deiiii•rira and livrbire, m 0k1.421. ( a ir to 1 , 130 d 2i. 1.1. a 2s. 2 ' i d. ; 101) Nunuath. mid. to fur 2s. !dot 24. III.; 300 Boni lo sssss ord. to Till. 2a. 4d. a 2s. M. fair 2s. 0.1. a 3a., Ant 3s. Id a 3*. 2ii. In bond, 150 Surat*, mid, to fair 141. a ; 2011 Printtls, ord. to mid. 101.1. o 10/4. coon 12; e 1. Per s•ilr, 13,0110 Bengal.., o r d. t o l. ItNd. s It):: I. fair to ; ;;.....1 101 , 1. a 11 7 1. fine 121.1. a 12 !,(1 ; SADO Saran., met 1.. m i.t. 121.1. n 141 d. fair to good 1:A. a 16 td. fill.. 17 Id. Tot .1 19,540 hap sold. Im ported this wtck 1,1110 I,nzs, viz '2lll Demeerras and Ben bier, 40 Slllll'llEl, and 5 ;79 1VIIV:.1% Ci N AMON —A parr. I very im pork.] font the Brarik, - ha. kwu sold by public auctiull for txportation wily at To. 5 , 1. a 7s. Pd. per lb. nAt.Tic vuotweE. TALLOW ha• some inquiry, owing to the wants of the uiakoe but the priers risked by the spe culators have prrtentvil actual busiiii ss ; for arrival the !tricot iltinnitiled ore 10: fm• all the star, and 71s. for July shipment. The 4 Will act for TAR ttli• taken lit about equal to 20a. lid. per barrel for Stockholm, and '203. td. fur Arch atigrl; de quantity was 15,1`041 hazer., 10,900 to h e d e li. vele,' during the en. rent scar, unit the remsiuing 5.000 in 1819. Thai for II Elm Wllll. taken at 43/.17.. dd. for St. P e _ tendwreh clean, awl 44/ 17.. 6.1. Jro 11i,ta Rhine; there is, all advantage ad about 'll per inn in favour of the sellers ' , iu add& to tlu• ah.•se pr ire, r pared wills tht• usual mode of sale uu the I.l.4hatsite—the quantity contracted bur wac 3,309 10113. the following were the (violations et SI. Prtershurgh, 3tl April V. C. Tallow 160 rhlr. each, Soap 167, Hewp 90 am 12-Ittad Flax 1:0. Exchange 11 15-16. TIRITISII STAPLE ARTICLES. The TIFIFINIU S!4:1111 ulaikrt has been dull, with the, exnption of Brown Lumps, nluelt II:I VC been lakes' eff freely fur cruslii,l, at Is. advance. Lout es of all sorts are in Ices demand. ttud prices in some instances have given any, particularly in double. Crit•lted s in gs r a s t es dy ; pr i ces f 641. to 745. Moutsscs steady at ItZta. Oti.s —ln Fish h i ts eery little doing. Linseed yesterday at market experiearrd a vise is the ;Patin?: p. ice, which Illtenced Its Oil, and hullers deinaita an advance of I/. per um. Rape Oil tansy In faue there is tin alteration this sista. Currants con tinue to be inquired nfti • . - 1.1VE141 3 001. RRL'ORT, Aram 25. The demand fur Col TON 11:1 ,, been very limited, the total suit:. of she week I 1111 l mitt to 2,700 bags ; Brazils have 01.- in Mod very full plices. and fine l'ililaMil csionmand 2s. 3d. per lb.; Itoweds, on the coot, pry, id. lower ; its other de siert pl MIN lliillt is MI altri ill Sum The salsa consist of 700 Boweila at 21 tl., a 224.; 500 Weans at 22.1. a 2s. ; 110 Si a Island.: at :h. 6.1. a 31. Stl.: 500 P. roams at 24.2.1. a 2s. 3.1.; 140 Militias al its. 01.1. • 24. 1.1 ; 440 Maraalisons at 2s. Old ; 50 Minas at 2. ;.40 Csriscoess at 2.. 141 ; 20 Donlintlos at 2 lid. ; 50 Stunts hi 140,4. a 171.1 ; and 240 Dengals at 1111•1. se 141.1. per lb. exclusive of 640 Maraulsausa •I 2s. 01.1. to arrive. . 'Mrs politic sales of B. P. Sugars this week have neatly supported last week's prices, and the quantity sold is 550 casks; very Intrust St. Loci* sold at 70s. dry to good brown 725. 641. a 76.. middling to good middling 78s. a 83. ; and - Demerara, vet y brown to good brown strong 725. Id, • 78.. iiiiiil middling 78s MI. to 82, la Foreigia descriptions thrive has been nothing a os thy of iInIICC 4101114 but we have Still an iiipstry fur good and line strong white Brazils. For Coffee we have had an animated demand throughout the week ; at n public sale of Dute.le brought forward on Monday an advance of Is. a 21. mica obtained, amid higher prices have sitter been paid fur Dutch, as well as other sorts, estableli lug an advance or 2s. a :h. on last week's prices; common ordinary Domitr4o and good ordinary Havanna h have brought I 1116. good ordinary Jamaica 10101.; foie ()Mi. twill WIWI* 112 a. good middling 120 s. and fine Mid dling SI. Lucia 121-. 111 Rice we have little doioz; • few panels of Csnilitta have beets taken fur home Use al 44. ea. 11 EiS dd. and • small Int in bond for ship ment at 3Ps. which is the price asked for Carolina iii bond! East India has hero without inquiry. 100 bags of Finical, of fair quality has brought 10.1. Its Cocoa and Ginger 110. thing doing. Rum% tomato without alteration. In Dymond.' but little biotin. ss has beeu dune, and prices remain it. all) : Ashes of both sorts continue dull. ,Ceessiii &Table salsa have hems matte its B. A. tildes; one passel ell 5,000, averaging 24 lb. sold at 7,1. and offs r large parcels' have been sold fluor ibis price for light Bides to 81.1 fur good, and Old. has been paid fur very choice lots. Turpen tine has brought this seek 20s. a 205.13.1, for good French, and 18s. for iniththaz 'Aim..lean. Carolina Tar has sold at 18. 8.1. on the play. There Slag been a fair demand fur Tobacco, and the ad i . vaster asked at she eunelusi 111 l of last week has been generally Irealized -The Corn Market has Issen very doll; the prices , of Wheat have declined fr • Oil a 9.1. per bushel, and it ; would he difficult to effect sales even at this reduction. The arrivals of Flour from America having been considerable, 1 this article is also lower, and but very little benison.« ban i been untie. The principal holders are firm at 52a. a 548, • limit tb, purchasers are nut ailing; to give inure than 50s. a 1 519 per barrel. 1 The demand for sowing Flaxseed is completely suspended. A parcel of 1041 hhtls New York Bank, of prime quality, re alised 21s. per cwt. and fur very good Philadelphia 225. per vest. might probably be obtained. Yesterday 31 chests East India, and 36 wrens Guatimalv Indigo, were offered by auction, which sold briskly, II - fortm r at Ts • 7.. &J. and the latter at 50. 10.1. a 75.4 d. amid a few woos at tin. 10.1. a 9s. 411. per lb. ThiLic has born 1 zdher wart doing iu She tr .1 ; ioigs Enna new S.cils I.n%c Loco ,tl.l al 2. to *skull tt t ot t the ship's 41dr, mid 31)0 1)3 , 4.4 itarrittr stt, t t 221 , pt.r cwt. beside which smite tatrill pircrls base sold at 23A. a 245. per cal.—Tallow i, dull. Tifirday, April 29, 1819, roar , o'Clo-t. The SUGAR market thlfercit in nu respect to.d..e r pr..% 14/114 account of it, but few Surais wen• sto , l and at st.loly mires, eon CE is held with the ir rras.st fir s and awm difhirolt to he bought and sold at the fpuotati ots. Thrre was no pubic sale thereof to-day. BRANDY and GENEVA remain as last quoted. BIRTH. On Monday sesonzlit, at Bath, the Lady of Capta,.l Edward White, R.N. of w son. MARRIAGES. On Saturday senniett, John Synge, Esq. 'blest son of Traneis Ssisge, of Glanmure, in the county 1.1 Wicklow, Esq. to Isabella, eldest danzliter of Alexander Hamilton, of Ituitlsiol-square, Dublin, Esq. At St. Georges Church, Dublin, James Fleming Esq. Lieutenant in the 88th regiment, to Sopina, lloro don:lliter of Henry la Nauze, Esq. 1)11 the Ifith instant, in Portpatrick Chnreb, ScotlatoL the Rev. John Mackenzie, D I). Arthur French, jnit. 04.4 son and heir apparent of Arthur French, of French I'atk. in the county of Roscommon, F.sq. M.P. to Maly, a.eund daughter of Christopher Trench M‘Dcrraott, late of C, in the county of Roscommon, IR4II. deceased. On the 18th of March. at the British Chapel, Oporto, by the We. Richard Pennell, Major-General Charles A..huoitti, son of Robert Ashworth, Esq. of Merrion-semare, Dublin. to Mary Anne, third daughter of the lute Honourable Juwee Route. DEATHS. On Thursday morning, in the Ohl AFitombly Cost-, Editsburgh, 111ra lanbel Taylor, aged 105. She was burn in the parish of Crieff, comity of Perth, on the 4th of March, 1713, in the reign of Queen Anne. Her memory reniamed Nearly unimpaired, and she would converse ou the events of one hundred years since with surprising corr. .lira. 11,r *suing and sight were good to the hint tiny of her and her recullectiou continued till within an hour of her death. Thortolay host, at F.lhrigg Cottage, Thomal, the yoongebt soot of 'tear-Admiral Lukin. _ . On the Willi instant, at his faller' ,, seat. .!Itton APArthitr, F. , q. Banister at 1.4 w, ay..l ..t !y Jelin M'Arthtir, FAq. llnitoi. Lodge, near Ilot iii, Hants. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON MUDGE, 11101 11/11C after 0. I , grening 2 :Intl 10. COURSE Or EXCHANI Amsterdam S 7 011.2 U. Ditto nt Piglet .. 30 0 Aoisti rais, . 11 7 C. F. Ditto at sialit .. 11 4 Rotterdam .... 11 6 2 Auto 319. 11 10 .. 34 3 2147. Altana ......... 34 4 2,1,U. Paris 3 day'. date '24 20 IC, TurinAN*, AraiL 28. Venice, ttal.Liv. 25 Malta Naples Palermo 114 1 11 per oz. Opurto Ss Iti , o I)n!)!in—...—. 111 yr r Ct. Cork .......... I ( Agio or the Brink on Ilollqnd 2 per Cr nt. pato . 24 40 2 U. P.1.141111.311X . • • . 24 40 rrasila.orl 1,0 the Nl:um 142 ex .ITo Madrid 4O c•lli•rt. ('a diz..... .1144 r. Bill ua Bare.•loiia Srrille ... et, 39 Gibrallar .. 41 Lezlioriv • • •,• • • 01 Criiiia t1121.1.10N. Portugal Gold in .0 • d. Coin, per oz 0 0 Foriign Gold in _ _ Dun 0 0 0 New Doubloons 0 0 0 New Dollars 0 5 Silver in Bars 0 0 o New Lcuis(cuoii) 0 0 0 • 1 111 110F.RIIAAVE'S 1:1 2 .1) PILL (No. - P. lir famous 140m:hoot Europe Mr the Cure of es ery 1/111: , and saiitptiott of uVerlain Complaint. Ii is a melancholy fact that thousands rail tiethas to this horrid disease, iitsitez to the toiski!folurss of Mitt rate men, who. by au impro .er Iry so. meld of this direful calamity, not unfrrimently r::itm iI:. , P foul Ulrrratiumg and Moieties which MI often appear en the bead, Cure, a n d 1.1111 , a lilt dimness in the %iglu. imist• of Ow ears, (harness, a iirliti.l‘, oledinale glrets, midis en the i allimhnitcs, ulcerated sure throat, diseased nose, norttomil I pains in the I, ad and Millis l .. irytetitly mistaki ii !or 111 lirr disorder.), till at length a gimeral PIP !Oily moil di ray of tim constitution monies, and a melancholy death puts a period ritlrering tality! They never fail to remove every species tit 1,!,!.ty hit; taim R conlaminnted ante 01 the system. Th. it cirr Wild, safe, and expe.litinils—an.l what renders the. 11. dicine iir the greatest ou, aluue, is, it regimes no rear. titni ill point of diet, and tin privations to the in ihtlary avo• rations in life. j e n s IVith each Box is given a copious Bill of Direction:, by s hirlt all persons are ..p: ably to cure themst leis with safety and secresy, without the least confinement or hintlrai.ce of hu•iuess. Its amazing sale within 11. e last sixty years, thouzli alvertiseil, is a certain et it sl jou oh its immense utility. ['Nice only 4s. 641. per Rex, sea led with red wax. _ _ _ _ _ _ -. Beware of C.ttititerfeits. The Genuine Thicemavt's Red Pills, Nu. 1, or •No. 2, are gold by Leigh, IS. Straw! ; 113coe, 150, 1) , 50i.1-•:treet ; Duller, Cher ralile 'rott, Exd.ple i at ii Wald, Iltdburn. This medicine is a anvereign remedy in chranie thrums- Cam, glandular übstrucli 111 l s, poverty of bluetit, and ,euify npituits ; in short, it has excelled Will . ll ainl oilier means hare faded. rim "E lou4-establislirif pi:lllation of Ni, ssr-. CURRIE and CO eom . :ined with their well-known Experiesee and Success in the Treatment and Cure of a few reigning Complaints, entitles them to sueeriur and a decided preference nice all tither Practitioneis. Messrs CUKRIE and CO. as regular Surgeons, and for merly in his Majesty's service, present to the Public the t of thirty years successful practice its this metropolis, a he' c their Treatment and Cure of Venereal Complaints, Nervous Ile btltty,Vascular Relaxation, and Alony of the Organs, Steil , tures of the Urethra, &c. &c. has proved uniformly triumph. ant. lit slight and reveal cages of infection, a perfect Cute is completed in the short period of Tao Days.; and in these cases of a more complicated nature, where other Prig t.. limo is hare failed of success, a proper peeseverailee in tin pion of treatment input... to the Patieut a sound and pia it reiestublishment. In Nervous Debility, whether produced by convivial racemes, by the immoderate enjoyment of scrawl pleasures, by sedentary and over studious habits, or by any other cause, the Medic.ties they prelcribe, will produce li e happiest ef f ects, in improving every faculty both of body and mind. Several Noblemen and Gentlemen of the fist respeetalH lily, have been under Me care of Messrs. Centic and Ca the removal of Complaints of the Urethra, Stricture', and having received a radical and permanent cure, F op. ,t that references may be made to them, as satisfactory deuces uf the decisive superiority of Messrs. Curi:e and Co.'s plan of treatment : many of these Gentlemen hat e ha.l Stu ictures from ten to twenty years, and had been under care of M . Home, Heaviside, and other Suet:rot: equal eminence, who attempted the cure by the apphesia uf the Lunar Caustic, without success. Messrs. Currie and Co. inay be consulted by either si with the greatest delicacy, secresy, and honour, at Mc. house, No. 107, Hatton-garden. Patients in the country are requested to state the pal lieu. Isis of their case, •Ke, and geneaal habit of living, Ss. w.e• enclosing a remittance for ails ice and medicines, when the same will be given or sent to any part of the kingdom. To ensure I list *revery, so essential to their inideitskingi 111 : postage of letters way be &sted to the account fur Mid,einci , 11 1 7, Dalton-gat den. Ll,Nrom: Printed sad Pahhalved at t►e t Aka No. Strand ; whet. Ailvertieentents are received, and Lea , e rest paid) mist he addressed--C. SMITH, 'n• Clement's Inn, Printer—J. WHITE, Fe. 117, %aid. Publisher. ic, vu se N