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OENSRAL ELEC7ION. CITY OP LIMERICK, FOURTEENTH DAY, FRIDAY, AmuL 7. At au • arly,lniur the Court •houme ieue teuriled to eitetor, 't ono nistitiputtd the Election would lave terminated :i. a ;Say. At Acre o'clock the SheetTavola& the Aral pro v.m4ti .... at four, the seared; said at 'Ave ell the scot? of the poll . rot *lir lino. Major *Vereker 79s "Fur Thom ie Sprit* Rice 069 laj.irlt7 fur Major ♦ereker 957 Vt'hch the Shrttah dec *did Major the MOM. i•he Weeder rerelvr duly elected, which was secetved with loud ; •••,!us by. his friends. 'nee Whs. Stoker Vereker thew cane Tareard and ad• c-<ed the Eletturi crud the galkry is a'beier Raj dactylic , F ,rch. ,:..rtet the Iluouresble Major Versher had coucholeil, Thorns% S. Rice, Esq. addressed the Electors at dilatiald•- shit 'corgi. • Th.., sill be no ehairieg—ibe sx p rwse eiseedee, an su unueressary all eXbibilieli will belittler applied to charitable E Ttl It F. WI DDLER A M RACES (Yeissmint). Nlo7oAlf. •PKIL 10. 'The Craven Stiles of legs. each, p. p. (Six Subscribers.) itt a?quis of tleernsherry's Alive Syntex, 5 ps'ulsl ctrcrel Ordr's ch. c. High Sherif, by X Y 2 2 yrs told r Leroblotie b. b. Troth, 4 yrs told r. Jacques's b. c. Apollo, 2 yrs old 4 A Sweepstakes of 300. each, lOge.fi. One wile ttod a half. qui.. of thserusbrrry's gr. L Fair Ifelcu 11'aleutie ch. f. by Confer _ - - Sweepstakes 36iyu. each, 19ga. fl. Ane made aud a bait. (Eleven St bscribera.) Wnlamer ch. f. by C 01114411 r. 111 iota en's by. c. by Siaultaike Tlw All aged Stakes of lOga. each.T sku r Orslc's b. c. Percy, by Walton 1 i...• ectr,:. h. c. ltoorso. 4 yrs old Larobiem's b. c. Troth, ti yrs Old . EfDaN% .- ----.- s.lrec.pstakeit of 20gs. rack, is. p. Y. C. (4 Subscriber.) fir. iiripie I.'o ch. f. by Comas 'l Marquis of Uiscrusbutry's clo.'t. Leadstutie 2 . Mr. Brnsau'• b. f. by Bustard 3 . firs Pounds fur maiden haves. Heats once round the IA urae. Marquis of Queenahertv's gr. f. Fair lielen - 1 •1 ',inn. T.O Paektt's W. f. %Vadat.% by Cumuli 3 2 General Ordeb cii. c II i t ch Sheriff liandirap Stakes tat Sts each, with 10ga. added by the lion. E Peter. Oue mil, and a half. (6 Sabacrihers ) %Um. E. Prot s b. h. human Mr. Wyvill's bay cult ' CROXTON PARK RACES. wurssiroxY, Stan. 12. 11r. BOWS (of liflicliffe) h. 12st.10Ib. but Mr. Serener's (of I.rieecter) wt. 11st. 1016 bags. Mr. exitipbelrs ch. g. Luffy, beat Ur. Chthonic's eh. g. 431 .. 11111 e. 100 gs. h. ri. The 314.110 n Sweepstakes of 10gis. each, h. ft. for buses um thorough bred, and that have bees regularly Wetted; Sire-yri.r olds, llst.lllh ; six.year olds and aged, 12st.; ores rrond Ilse rouse, beginning at the ciislance-post, was won Nlr Baird's br. g. apd, beating Mr. Osbaidestotis Thick Toby, and another. The Formers' Platen( SOgs. given by the Gentlemen of •iht Belri•ir and Quorndow Hants, for horses ant thus/ugh. ihr property of farmers, that have been tegslarty J•rnied, and which Witt sever started except fur tbialilste, I..sid or received forfeit, two-sulk heats, was won by Mr. i',./r.t.r's ; s of Bingham) bl. h. beating or. Harrison's b. b. and 'lime Mitt's. 'rise 'flillesistssti Curlew Stakes of 25gs. each, h. ft. (32 soh. .s.-ritsers), fur nurses not tborvugh-bred, and that have been !Aimed up to the 10th of March, 1820; two miles, 124. ..Os, ridden by gessilemeo.; was won by Lord Plymouth's Prier of Order(Greyibeating the Marquis of Feeler's Pirate, a- 1 Gm- others. A i'aresil Ilandieap of Ms. each, was woo by Mr. Made ), ig (of Rediaile) h. beating Mr. Gisburues, sod 4 others. Y.R—The two Matches, Mr. Nevitles Blecber, art. Mr. Winnipeg Itoskreper ; sod Mr. Dollia's• Ostrich, nat. Mr. 'Grieves Ttiborina, were withdrawn. The number of carriages on lie 'coarse was greater than n•isal and the horsemen were fall es numerous as en former yi ma, but there was a considerable diminution of pedes trians, shirts may be attributed to the unfavatimblerveMber. The Mtn 1104/11 sod eveuiog were exceedingly wet. AUDLF.V END RACES, VION. 1401111 DAT, APRIL 10. Sweepstakes of lOgs. ruck. Vv. Mike's TOW& Cribb 4 apl siu I.ol:4 , llBrainourn 4 filr. B. Forth% Luck .... 3 paid forreil—Escsi betting oa Luck. Ladies' Subscription Purse of 30gs. Heal*. Sir C. Coles Losatic • 11:r. Mahout's Stilly.. Curtain Greavireo Merrworound 5:... Itates's Griuder 4 to 1 opt Lonatie-2 1.6 1 so Merrygoroood--10 to 1 sigst thomiter. Feu? heats. DEAR HUNT. [From she Ca?JAM Iterordor, February 23 A week or two sines., two lads, living in the town of rustier, Greene enmity, discovered a large black bear. 11.ey printed hint from morning until chase of the day, fee s: v•Ally an wear silo strike him; the depth of the snow pre. v-"sing his rouniug from or *Hackies them, and they bring from the nature of their weapons, to materially i 'Os reaching Site little falls of the Cauterskill, the bear put Messofffenin the kw. of a roil, ■nd very delilx•. z.-teLy rolled off she preeipirv, a height of about 11/0 feel Joe followesigistarning. a conspaley started in pursuit cf and di.ensered that he bad received so hart front his re. veal. He was traerd to the highest peak of th• Catskill r-.owilaiu Mooed Top), mail driven auto a rave, where be The quarter • weighed "nibs. after dressing, and h:., akisi mesestred right feet from the nose to the tail.— (.Vittl: York Paper.) A shocking spectacle pro...nowt itself on Sonde, forenoon i" the passengers on London Bridge. hefne low ws. 1. r, ■b oo t eleven o'clock, while the Iniolge was ciawded with 1 .,,p1e going le their respective plarrs of worship, a Peter .t, fall of meth 6eviog been seen ...mime down the river, a desire to "hoof She L. trifle, in the t dans k • rams state of the tide, the spectator., who had pert:Need the a ,r. tunirontrus design, ism on the approach of the boat, to tit, rashest side of the bridge,ge &tertian+ the result of this 1.., aOll% rotes prise. The traat, with an awful velocity, had **A.., down the tell and been w►irled by the vortex its such a r,.,iiiirr at to yrrsent her broad.ide to the stress., when the • apprehensive of king swamped, threw their weight p.m the appetite quarter to raise the gannet they coo .'teed in danger. The attempt they made Is guard them. that side pm w ed fatal MI the other. The 'snag tin:lanced soak below the genteel. and in a moment filled; the toes, involved is raging eddies, usfortuaately lost e., mice of allied, sad aggravated the perils of their sites. tr , si l.y Ilse effutia which they made, is their despair, to • to our arether. Without immediate aid from the shoes all appeared lately to perish. The moat ardent exer. goon writ, however, isisteotaitemisly employed is their be. 111.4 and by this iiesmoable iaterpnsititio trio, appentotly i•hermen, weer preserved, to winless the writhe of a com, aa,. who had Panes a victim $s the sasltasst et Ns. sell sad his tempssigise. tErrING AT TA7rißs4Lvs, 1110414.4 v, Arkin. 17. ' $4 he . art Pindarre 11110 1 apt arepot 111 le 1 seal ballet 11 10 1 apt Duke le I anal A,l,Nium 14 se 1 apt 4.441 of Tepee. OA HI. sl lo I apt Sorcery 1 91. 1 .it Wide. t Iv 1 ages Mariasta 10 se 1 ages Rcarrva CAPE OF GOOD DOPII. I I TO TILE EDITOR OF THE CALCUTTA JOURNAL. • , Sllll—Observius will pleasure that you make your Journal dello/dory for iuforaimtion Usl all subjects, and that you es. moorage those of roneral no well souls politico! or heal valuer, 1 hive ovular. 4 to offer you a ottammeript journal of sonar eartiroiutio which I Maul uremia* to make in &firth• era Africa davits( a May of several •oaths at the Caps of Good Hope —I am, Sir, yours, Ste. A CIVILIAN. On Me Ganger, October se, IWIO. Ott the morning of the 25111 of April I left the Cape. my Altars('lmmo servant following with my b34gage in • waggon drawn by eight horses. We took the road to Stellenbosch. end I was coon jousett by coy companion. who keeps a very good hotel in that village. The morning wee so foggy that we lost the rued. soil did not arrive at the half way house until ten o'clock. The toad thus fir is through is deep sand; hut taboo two miles from this house you scuffle ou fiord good Krouml, end continence escruding the first lenge of lolls : several neat white farm-houses are on either aide, end so you prucsed. the scenery 'round is beautiful. Behind cots, Table Moun tain, Comitsaitie, Wye"mfg. ace. On your right the hills shout Hloursunt's Holborn!, a n d in front the monotains belong! Stellenbosch ; stud this beau tiful village is seem it' toe vale before yoa, sur rounded with vitirvards. the lands rising and felling like the wave. of tile sea. The houses are all white. neatly thatched, and in regular streets in the vil lage; while eround them are neat little gardens. sheep. kraut% &c. The view altogether is the most beautiful I ever saw. At half-past two I arrived at the hotel. In the evening a resiwciable old German came no. who was extremely cou►muatcative, and-related to me tl►e principal occurrences of his life, from the time of hi. leaving Hesse Cassel. whets a youth. to the present slily ; including all the circumstances which had induced him to settle there, end give up all thoughts Gf returning to his native country. My horse requiring to be shod, I went to a Dutch farrier. With a knife and hammer, he contrived to pare the hoof, and heating the ►does (which I had brought with we) he applied them red hot on the hinifs to burn them into their place;. 29th.—This morning I left Stellenbosch in S•vattz'a waggon, which B. had sent to me from Caledon. The rood was good and tlevel, and in shout four hours we arrived at the house of M►. flriulto. wl►ich is sit►seted just at the bottom of the Hottentot Holland's Kloof. Hewes not •t home, Ina hie Frow received me, and was all politeness, regretting she could not get • dinner ready before eveoing,.&c. From a state of affiurtice an niefor. timate occurrence had reduced this family to their present poverty. One of their slaves h•d been con fined in the prison of Cape Town, he returned home with a gaol fever, which iminediateiy infected the rest of the slaves. and out of twenty-nine twenty seven died. and also two of the children of my hostess. The price of a slave in Africa is from 1,500 to 4.000 rix dollars, mid they constitute the proicipal part of the wealth of the Dutch farmer. 30th.—On my deparinre, I inquired what I had t ► pity, and was informed that it was always left to the generosity of gentlemen; I presented five dol. lairs, which, considering I had hail bat a bail dinner and us bad a Iced, I thought very generous, but my disinterested hostess, to my surprise, paid, that it was scarcely sufficient for the feed of my horses. Sarin after leaving the house, we commenced as cending the Hottentot Holland's Kloof (Kloof is a term used Bar s ; pass through the mountains). The road is a gradual ascent, but being stony and w i n di ng Hindi. the waggons often stop to rest the cattle. The slew froM the summit is awfully grand. We now descended; the slope was still more gradual on this side; tl►e driver of the waggoi. Swartz, told u►e that he expected I would break fact at his house instead of the usual place, Mr. Uri✓s. I consented. •nd au gto the left, at reached his farm at 10 o'clock ; it was a miserable hut, said it was It o'clock before his wife could set on the table * grilled chicken and some sheep►. tail butter. It was my intention to remain here sill day, but the house and every thing i►► it was so dirty and wretched, that I requested Swartz to give me a guide to Caledon. telling him that he night bting uu the waggon tl►e next day. At 1 p. as. I mounted my horse Hottentot, and preceded by the guide, poised along a hard good road; the scenery around was beautiful; we had Dow to go over another range of ►neuntains by the pass of the Hough Hook, which, though tint so sleep as the Hottentot Holland's K 1110; is, f r om the loose pieces of rock, &c. more difficult to r.de Over. At sun-set I arrived• at the Hot Baths at Cale don, where sod hi. sister hod been residing some time for the benefit of bathing. They re ceived Me moat kindly; and- I was to stay with them some days. I have said neighing of his Bot or Pal. nit Rivera. for us lib (implied fallen fur sonic time the beds were quite dry.. The hut springs arise at the bottom of a range of mountain's. A Doctor Hammer, a Germans, has erected here a rouge of buildings for the accommo dation of visitors. Oil one aide are smell mums. and on the other, the bath ; and you daily pay accord ing to the number of rooms you have. The hot water is conveyed through covered drains into the baths, which are about six feet wide and three deep. By letting the water in over night, it is luke warm by the morning; but at first the beat is lit deg. Fahrenheit's thermometer. Dr. H. lass often analysed the waters, and finds there is iron, sulphur. and vitriol in them ; the greatest proportion of the former, the least of the latter. He calculates. that there are six grains of the mineral to each bottle of the water. sud in this proportion gives the powders lie extract*. The hot springs arise at the back of the bath to the N. E. You ii.cenei the hill a few hundred yards, and find several circular holes of about It inches diameter, the bottom of which cannot Me found. The water bubbles up sod rum of in different streams slows. the MI. One of these springs, which is said to be less impregnated with sulphur. is kept clean to supply water foe drinking. (To So esaltwaar.) MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL 7NII DAY. N. 11. J. Bunkrr, Craton-wired, ironmonger J. and C. Lytle, Finitiory-square, inerehada J. Marinlush, Kin."' ..... maiiiter H. Kwile, Wed &nit'skald, bolder W. Thorpe, • Epping, hanker J. Berker, flirand,, busier 14 Brewer, New Bruifursi. grurer .1. Varky, Great Tack&ld..dreet, ristseller TV THE EDITOR OP THE BRITISH PRESS. Stet—ln the general exultation at Kiog Ferdinand's down. 'fall. solo" (roortself itscholed) hive tikes bar granted ii was a chalice fur the better. They have inferred, that as the old system was boil, the sew tae is good ; and that heroine the partisans of the one were scusudeels mood bigwig, the autism. of the latter are nut scoundrels and jocobins. These are roes stquitarr, and the matter esquires eoplattatioo, fur which I hope you will, in - candour, nod a colones. In illl4, the Regency were desirous of ennobling a body who should exercise, is the King's &benne, the fosactioess of the Curses ; but the whole country (except Cadiz, mud the kiegoluon of Valencia) being or-cored by she French, it was imptstible to have a Couveution of the Corson elected. This espedient was therefore adopted, that such iothalotabts of each city or province, as happened to be at Cadis, should elect .me of their number. The Colonies were represented by a similar expedient. The permits massed were chiefly lawyers sad men of letters. No sooner was this won.dereript body assembled than they abolished, with one dash of th it pen, the laws, rights, and ininsuaifies of all the coon. tries contriving the Seaside monarchy, sad subninted the lung-winded farrago you are sow eulogising. Thus did it originate in a daring and lawless usurpation of power. Nuw as to its contemn s—lt establishes a popular pasembly of 1,300 men, elected 'open the basis of popolatina only, and including the Colowier. Than is the majority of the Perlis. mesh siting at 31adriJ composed of Mexicans, Peruvians, &e. the popalatiqu of the Colonies to that of Spoils bring as 13 to 10. And these Members, who are to come 10,000 miles, sit but fur two years, and are nut re.eligibk! Nu Mill can be a Deputy in two successive Cortes. This assembly so constituted exercises the whole govern. seen' ; not molly the making of laws but the command of the army, navy, aid militia, and the appointment to all public offices. The loniser directly, the latter indirectly, by laming three pervious, out of whom the King must choose ; and all this power without the control of any Senate or House of 'Lords. The King has ouly a suspeueive veto, sod no power of dissolving the Curses Now, Sir, am 1 wrong in saying, that this Constitution far outdoes all the absurdities of modern times, that it leaves tlit foremost of the Fsench Jacobins panting far behind ? I am euisvisiced it is too absurd to be the work of folly, and is the result of k y and hypocrisy, for which 1 will outgo three-good reasons, viz.—Three flagrant violations of the Constitution' (as it is termed) by then who have just pro. nolgated it: lst, Ibe Decree enabling she Members of the late Curses to sit in the present ; Id, The Decree condemns. log to forfeiture and balithatest all Spaniards who 'shall nut take a .certain oath without reservation, no such •poinisbnieut being inflicted or sauctioond by law; 3J, The eusifiseatiou of properly belonging to the ate:drones orders of Cannon' awl A Icantora. 'lima art laws, persons, and property violated, before their Constitution is dry from the press. Being democratic beyond all precedent in Roman. French, or Americas history, it is 'of course 'trines is blood; but lest that red ink should ever fade, it is written in black ink (with Atheosiai ferocity), that whoever advises as alteration of it, shall be guilty of high treason. There is, in my humble opinion, so hope'fbr Spain. Vuor obedient &mat, XIMENES. INDIA. CALCUTTA. wovEmnsa 4, 1819. c om p ar e.— A letter lit,tit this *tattoo. detect October 4i, 1919, eusitsitts the lullurring ecitostius atiestion:— _ . " natives are in a terrible stale of want and misery front the excessive detentes, of grain of all kinds, width is the inure extraordinary, as the crop, which is jest wow ripen ing, is ituiversalty the; and, is fact, the last three or four harvests have bees Very go nd mica, an that there in no raid. ble cause whatever fur the scarcity. The Officers of (inverts. meat should ewdeavuter to Anil oat the cause of this artificial dearth, is tlwir particular ilishicts, which is at !Havens so mysterious, and to remuse it, if within their power, as it is impassible So expect that AWN will solve In quietorss , while root raced that there In plenty of grain in the country so supply their wasitr,aud save the lives of their children." Erareah.—The following I. an extract of a letter frwm Enteral), dated October 9, 1819, us communi cated in The limes of Tuesday last : _ _ " lints battalions of the 34 regiment are ordered to &au gur, the Ist is to march as. the 13th or 20th instant. The scarcity ever once 1817 has been stve►ely felt. Grain is now oclliste at 11 sad It seers per rupee at this very place, where, in 1815, 1 1$ seers were procurable for a lake sum. " At Saugsar,l uul.•rsisud, that only six sects of Chasms are to be hail fur a ►ape., awl then with difficulty, so that we shall be nearly mistreat; for notwithstanding such prices of gratis, camels. bullocks, sod bursts, mist be kept up. hope this tfreaccity will nut continue much longer. We have bad accounts of a favourable chalice in the season, but inunopulixers contrive to k.ep up the high price to the great distress of the pour." Chiliagutag.—Four ►hock+• t.f esrlhquske were experienced in this place between the 13th slid 20th ultianu. BONA Yd It7'N. Extract fronts letter litsin a passenger on board the /)acrid Scott, dated July 7, ltll9 w We Lave hero allowed 1101 only to anther here, het also to land, although we west given to understand that it was a mark of especial favour. Ilaireig time fie 'senate enough In serape ill arepsaintance with the Chaplain of the fhg ship, he very obligingly prueureal a passpuit fur P— and myself to visit the new hewn budding for &isotonic at lanigwouthrod accompanied us as cicerone. To get access to tLr inns. tuition esti w as, of course, out of the question, few hr has Nag since refused to ice viviturs, and the only exceplue for the last eightee• months has been Mr. Ricketts, to whom it is said, he stated or, fair points, that be was de•nous ►hould be %mews to Lord Liverpool. We walked over the new house erecting rto►e to his present one; it is a most ekgant stone mousiest, beautifully slimmed, and no expense or at tention seems to be spared to make it handgun, sod Coto fortable ; it la calculated that it will coat •ear 40,0001. Every thing, in fact, that can cowtrilmste to ►is comfort sod mili tate the severity of his tut, it gives' with Hie greatest lasers. lily, and no restriction is imposed, consistent with his safe custody. lie is allowed • range of twelve or Nursers miles, oar which be may ride uw•ttesdst, but though his stable is full of horses, he yond his grounds, but follllllllt/ alt solitary and as reserved as ever. His health is quite good now, •uit all the reports milli which the Papers term, of harshness and severity o• the part of the Costner towards him, appear to me to be exaggerated. "The curiosity 1 bad to see ►im was very imperfectly gratibed: he was walking in his garden when we Mlle rid lag through part of his grounds, dressed in a blue ►urtost coat, while waistcoat, and niched list ; his hands either in his pockets or habitat his hark, but not being sew counts could not distinguish his frailties. He was pacing with the was wide stride with which lie waked aver the Coutheruti and I could Gary him with one foot on nose sad the other o• aloacnw, then stepping to ; and when he made • Irish sort of rigid-Assn face, thinks I to myself be is sow at IBISIMItesa. As you are • friend of Na, said you awl:o -pt* aplomb, 1 gathered Puma the honk aternatioiliog his gar de*, set NO pass from his is•se.• . _ MARZETS. CORN EXCHANGE, Mosmiy, Am'. I'. This aftirelsof Mem moil /but 140 week beieg seta% suJ *Avis* bet a eiodreato aupply fora. is this aversive, prim* sasoplrs of white m ready oak, at rather better priers thee ea WSlcieday; bat there Is sot the least amweediveist Is the Inferior spealities which still routines. very dull is sale. Flue Malting Barley brier rester, sold fell Is. per quarter highe•y but there is bet little deemed fee soy user descriptive*. The supply of Beans tram . Eases us. rather layer, sad sold heavily , at a decline of Is. per quarter. lu Oats , sad other articles, there is so alkrstivii. - TS OP GRAIN. Grey Pease .36a-Ms Ssisall Beaus Its 41e Tick ditto Me No Om*, Potato RS. 30e Poland Oats . 2s. Feed Oats Flour (per ea5k)....041. She Rape Seed, per lasts .3111 411 CURRRNT PRI Wisest. Kisiit & Does 72. We leffolk .. 74.54 204 Plorriith 7os 74. Poreigii .11110 70s Rye 34. 366 Bark/ Kalt e1....104 084 White Part Me 40, &asses 446 42. tiIIPORTATION3 LAST wcaa. 1E44103 Mont, 4,517; Barley, 1,609 ; Walt, 2,066 ; eats, 6,016; Rye, 12; Besse, 633; Prase, 16.5.—Voftige Wiirst, 3,245; Nye, 20; Beau., 20.--Irioh Wboot, 1115; Batley, 560; Oats, 12,650.—Eseglish Misr, 4,916 sacks. SITITHFIELD, MONDAY, Aran 17. The market this mornieg wits well supplied with ell kinds of good 'Cal t k, is euomegneure of which Beef is lower le price than last market day; Hutton and Lamb remain she same ie price as per last week', rearkeis; Veal sod Pork no el teraliwa ii. shelf prices• IN the Hay Market the price re. maim, the mom as per last easiket day. The followiul is a Correct slateinent of the prices owl mieibers To siak tha offal Seer....4*. 0.1. to is. 41. Mots.. As. 84 to M. 64. lastb..7a 0.1. to •4. 0.1. it. 61. to 7*. 04. Pork... 3a. 6.1 to 6.1. 6J. pe► Herne of Mb. Hewitt of wank sm. days— Newby SAW !Weep @DJ Lambs .. 13,961 Calves lip ... .... HAY-31 Hay... 3l. 10s. Clover W. 101. *raw ET. 0.1. to 41. 10a. 04. 04. 1• 61. 10s. 04. 1.14. to 11. 168. 04. NEITGATE AND LEADENHALL MARKETS. (By tk• carcass.) Beef .... 4s 0.1 to 4s 84 I Veal 4s 04 to Gs 04 Mutton.. 5s 04 to Ss 114 Pork 04 to Os 04 Limb is. Ost so Bs. OJ. PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. PT. J4VCI . II. weetTrettsott.. Hay 31 104 0.1 to 41 104 0.1 Hay.. 4/ 04 0.1 to 41 MO4 Straw I/ 4. 0•I to 11 16. 0.1 Straw.. 1/ es 0.1 to 1114. 041 Clover 01 Os Od to 01 Os 0.1 I Clover.. 61 010411071 0.0.1 PRICE OF HOPS, per Cwt. New BMW. NEW POCKETS. Kent ....31 Bs to 41 48 Kent .... 3/ lOr to 41 Its Sussex —3l Os to 3/ 12s Sussex.... 31 be to 3/ les Essex....3l Os to 41 Os Essex .... 31 Os to 41 Os PRICE OF RAI9 FAT, per stone of 81b As stated by the Tallow As stated lay the Botcher,. !Welters. at. James's Market.. 34 9d Price by Tallow... as 84.1 Whiteenspel Market 34 thl Average...—. 3. 9.1 PRICES OF TALLOV Town Tallow —s 041 Yellow Russia 6S• Oil While dine—Ono 041 —li Od soap ditto.... 4511, OA Mehim; Siwffllee Od --+ 04 Villa rowgb..n. Od --o OJ ', SOAP, Ice. per 112 lb. Yellow guar Mottled Curd ..... .. Graves Ids Os Good Dregs Vs 011 PRICE OF CANDLES, From Tallow Chandlers Hall. Pries of Caudle% per dozes, Ils 641—A1001d5,13. W. 6d. per dozen allowed for ready oroury. HAW HIDF.R. I Best Heifers sod steers (per Ordinary.. 24 0.1 to 2. 2 stone).. is 2:1 to 2s 14.1 Market Calf.. Os to 11. rail. %tiddliugs 2. 441 to 2s 6.t Eng. Horse Os 0.1 to Os Oil SHEEP SKINS. Shear Hogs, polled flo 0.1 to 're 6.1 Ditto dew. 1.ane1;.... PRICE. OF LEATHER. Flutii, SO to Milos each 174.1 to 19.1 per lb. Ditto, us to 01111 rs. each 204 to 27.1 Dressiac Hides 15.1 to 10.1,1 Fine Coed. I I ides ..• • • 16,4 to 184 Crop Hides 35 to 40 lb. for ortilliox 15.1 to 1814 Ditto 45 to 5011 n.......... l9l he 191 Calf Skins 30 to 4011,s ll.l to 244 Ditto 50 10 701110 !Sol to 354 Ditto TO to 801Ios - WI t. 294 Small Seals (Greenland) 184 to 21.1 lame ditto 13.1 to 184 Tanned Horse Hides l6ll to 1811 Spanish Horne Hides . "And to 284 OILS, per Ton, or 252 Gallons. Ken G reeullV kale .. —/ 321 Spernsareli .. —1 721 Old Pale Neal —l 341 Pale Rape —l 471 COAL 1111AKK ET, Amt. 17. Ship ot Market. Ship Sold. Peke. 46 Srvreasile 141 Sunderland 1 Welsh Coal 1 .... 70.. Od. to —4. 0.1. DWI DEN 1)3. T. W. Baseley •nt W7Staplrtou, Newport Paznell, brewers W. L. Westin and T. tinnier, Wuoil-street, warehouse men W. Dirk ie, Little St. Thomas Apostle, merchant l2 J. Neale and S. Warner, 11l itk-airM, 111 buiebale Ilittli drapers W. Cobham and T. Jones, Ware, bank,' a W. G. Harvey, Battle, gunpowder manwfsetruer ... - ---- TH Ir. celebrated ANTI-IM prr IG NE , Z. or SOLOSION'S DROPS, *laud in the highest 1 . 141 . 11 A. lion retr o fits cure of the at urvy, aerofoils, leprosy, anti all .4‘s ostlers originating in as impure state of the hkovd ; Acing gradual, gentle, and almost insi,verptible its their ups ratios*. sweetening the blood, and stimulating it to eapel ell nuxiouta and impure juices, giving strength sod Inn , to the nerves, enlivening and euvigurating both hotly and o.in d. Pike I Is. per 4.dtir, or four itimne Fauna, Hurtle fur by which one I la. Tootle is sawed; with the Stud. Solomon, Liverpool," engraved on the shawls, oillauut which soar are gt. amine. Sold by Leigh, 18. Strand ; Baron, 1131. O x f o rd .strent ; Beikr,ebrapaide ; Tutt, Est eban*,; an. War 4; lintlforge. --- By his Majeaty's ROYAL LerrEns r. LE A K E'S t;et..tiue PILLS. ju•rlc 1.011401 foe Curing, in all its Stages, a Certain Pi .eas... tide /Wll Pill is a dose; sad the taking of oily 11.45, in a re.. real Case, will P 4.011 convisce the Pattrat of the erriatoty 4.f his speedy recovery. Nothing ran he better rout avid. noire safe, or abuse couvenient than this remedy, fur *orb M are obliged to go journies or to sea, as it needs ISO COnfiNeell“ mt Or restraint of dirt; 41141 110 Mtn tiptTiVIICS. Diu all 1./Mal ik.e practice) has proved that it will Oleo a core, whets re peated salivation mid all other nietlools avail ...thine. For the Scurvy awl whist -Cliroseiral Litiord4ra, ihis Mrdicine has not its parallel Upwards of 40,000 perllollo. 4.1 both sexes, have been radically cured of the above cruel Dis orders within the last eight yore. Prepqr.l and sold by the sole Prupatetora, T. TAYLOR and SUNS, Seeress', at their house, No. V, New Bridge-street. in boxes of uoly 2.. V.I. earl, duty iticludrd.—N. B. Two hack Awn sal lights in the passages at night. They me less) sold by their appoimment, with copious dirertioar, at Mr. Ileuhare's Toy-shop, 103, Oxli.rd-street,; Mr. Disitutunclisr., 7 , nob. street.hill, nearly opposite she Miasmata' ; at er. Slater's. Edinbargli; Mr. Newberg s, Dublin ; sod l.y our promo in every comaderabk town is Great Crimea sad Ireland. Advice gratis to presume taking the above, or other of the Proprietors' Medicines.—Glect mid Seminal Weakomses cured. mid letters, pest paid. auswered. • lee the hat published by the Boys, College of Lowish CERTI FICATEI. .1. Watansagb, of Liverpool, Dutheld, of Tot ...ohaas-sweet, Keolish Tows, &lidding's, rofti-dealer.—B. Ford, late of Lime street, London, aad of Si. Thomas's square, Hackney, Middlesex. vrine-merchaiii.—W. Relish, of Lev-kaur, Oxford, farmer.—R. James, of liedwarilinc, War. cester, miller.—J. Bryan. late of Oxford-street, Middlesex, silk-mercer.-1. B. Belcher, late of Haslield-Briestl-Osk, Essex, liiire.draper.--S. Carrisgtoo, of As.hhorne, Der by, snereer..-4. Late, of Liverpool, heasier.—T. F. Hunt, at the Stable-sant, St. Martin-in•t he-Fi, Ids, builder N. Joshig, of Bexley Heath, Kent, ia.4erprr.— B. of Biafford, cabinet-looker—J. Drew's, of Staf ford, oat inner.-1L Cawood, of Armlet', Leeds, clothier.—J. Collins and W. Collins, of Oxford, lisea-desperii.--C. Bowen, sit Mockery-road, Middlesex, surgeos.--T. Richardson, of King.strees, Spitaldekis, Middlesex, siliteteraver.-•-•W. A. Belownotate of Bromley, bat rower Meatweetb-place, Mile e.4, Middlesex, brewer. TH WOOLLEN TR.iDIL STATE 07 TIM WOOLLIN lIANUFACTUaII. 1819-20. NARROW cwrus MILLED. Pieces. Tares. First Quarter 34.545 &road Quarter 49.719 Third QIN, Ift FuuriL Quarter 14,2710 119.7114► &mai. t t Milled hat year .. ....I 40,3 I 4 i. 721 3.61 DeereAerd BROAD CLOTHS MILLED. Fria QII oder 71.609 hetuuel %larger hi e SS!'• Third Qaarter ...66.1411 Fourth Q 16•1 Off $.406 314 Milled lad year 311,339 16.11411.,114 N2Olll Dreresard .. 81,1:6I The whole Masimfacsury pro.lurt 4 this year in yard. .... Winkle year is yards I Purcrjt. I,►4Y,Yl+l: IS 44.7 i 13,10,; Total demon this year...:: 81:414-5. 2 172, The arelessios la the other braucher ur Me %soon.. net Occluded is these returns, is, we. natl. rsenn.l. u. thr same proportion; sad the whole tray serve • rho., N awe dime were limited cm that head, the ) .4 those isi • which have hardened the raw Ni%terial. sod Ihr olio a.oi ws.e• ward in its essaiworacture, with ati.l4 ~,,, al itupee.l•. Th. ae i•u., however, it is only jostiee to say,.hu uut create., they mist ly aggravate the evil. NAVAL lATELLIGENCE. POIITSMOUTII. AFOUL 16. Arrived yesterday the Caratledu, feunt a 4V «•. l'a Wird Mtl CIIIIMUCI the TWA, Wine, Aons Cadiz. , %'iolad 112.1 %larch. S.ilr4 the Spectator. Rarbirdwiii, fur Viruses ; and tl.e Nestb Castle, Jrrooth, for Losolo.a. Arrived to-day bas U ship Iteilpidr, from a rruis• . P1.11'1191.1711. Aram IS. Arrived the Tborrillf and Z pltyr tratesiriet• frousGmwri..ey, with tromps and baggage. Sailed vtitteethy the Tribune, wills Rear Minim! (or the Ural/aid Island statium, and Dwarf, f..r Portlommoit.. Sailed the 101113, T 0461, fur Prince Edward'. lot 8.01, NAV), Carr, fur Miranricbi ; ■ad the Tribune for 11.tris..lot r. IFALIIOIII,I, arum. 14. Sailed the Siriftsare packet for Affirm*, Nita t:A.R% I. 1114 of Chichamar packet fur the will. a mail. APIIIL 14. Arrived the Lord Nelson Packet, sub a wail 1.0611 11..1- Innol. Sailed the Princes Charlotte Packet for Holland, C.. 11., reach Packet fur Cuxhaven, and All:auce Pasl:rt tor a- Satin...ll—all with mails. DEM., AN'ItIL IG Came down from the River yesterday and • id. d t he Nancy, inansipeati, for Madras and B• infali Lug slim.. Thompson, fur St. John's, N. 8.; Nelly, Thunipmin, an.' Zephyr, Hrusra, fur Quehre. Arrived to.day and sailed fur the River the Tisk, %'hit., from Cadiz; Jane, Christie, Cum Jamaica ; Fauy, Ini.in, from ititionsuad, Virgiaia; Letitia Tennant, Mussigniiiii?, (runt Belfast; and Susan, Ay les, Guns %Vases ford. Caste duals fens. the River the Berwick, Tyler, for Bar. body's; and Levant, *Kaaba.% fur lit !fist. I.IIIWRPOOL. APRIL 14. Arrirs•d the Loden. Mlles, (nom Herlmre; 11.rtoN, Cii lrepir. roue tilarbmitorm; Gahis, Wallis. Glom elviecoun .41. ph*, 11'utsol, trait St. Michael's; Tbsu. ( Cwriitiowim ; flower. Waite, Gus Bahia; awl Two Beitlii•ri.. Barkley. truer Gibraltar. NORTH 1111111[1.11 4 , APKIL IS. Oa the 13th Instant dor Slaria,ttehteiht, is 1111 l Lone 04 twin the rucks urar Tynevautallth Untie, hut g.it utf again, and put in here very 'rally: I,f, BI RTH. Os Patarday metahes, b Muousiburpopearr, Mrs. Wing !tele!, of a son. MARRIAGE- At Rome, the Hook%Villiaisi Dawson, to Patintre, yoomsrat damsliter of Liear-Igeneral Scott, au.l graeoloiaoligistrr So iLis late Sir Edward Macke's, Dart. I)EATHS. On Friday, at her hum... iu Ozford•streel, in her 7.lth year, the Dowager Lady Iturguyne. At Chrlirnlarurs,usi the IJ iststaut,after a lingering i 11... is, Major-General K. mm a. On Saturday aeunight, J. Paisley, Esq. nee or the Sheriti: Peersof the City of Dublin; which causes anuthir vacancy or a place iu db.! gift of the Corporation. MD WATEII TIIIS DAY AT LONDON 9RIDGL. Illumine 4$ after 5. I E•rwiwe 13 artier 5. ritier 01/ STOCKS YF.STEIt DAY. 3 per Ct. Rtd. ..69f11 I Indus 80501t..19 3 0 1 0 '• 3 per Ct. C0n5...69123 I Old Annnt s. .... Gel 31 per Cent 77 I Ex. Bilk. 1.. b 9 7 pr. 4 per Cents. B7a I Ditto C 3 per Ct. N. Au. 10513 I Lottery Ti. kat* 411.14 N Book L.Ati.l7 15-16 is I Cone. PO Ace tigtt Primed meg PeWebs/ et TR Namett Paw era Toe Gums Ogee, Ne. nr, ORA, b e • euI‘NWPAND ef the Mimi X;_ • ~'~\ ilNi