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. kAi* INTELLiGEN.CE. tOU it 0 . 7 CoSMOS PLEAS. Gtittestiti Just 12 tOI.t . INSON V. LAIIIIItn. This was an actiu.s bought by the Plaintiff, r:1;- trip of the ship .Susannah, agaiust Capt. Bei':ley, 'oldie ship Larkins, belonging to the Bast lado, Company, to recover compensation fur &awe done to the vessel. It appeared that the two ships were at sea, tinder *colro, and in the course of a dark night the Plain tiff ordered his ship to lie-to, for the purpose of avoiding getting it-head of the Admiral ; while she waa in that situation, the ship Liarlies fill foul of her, end occasioned to her inked material injury'. It wait for the repurition of this injury the 'present action was brought. Upon the evidence, it appear ed, that the damage was owing more to the negli gence on the part of the Defendant than to un avoidable accident s and the Jury found a verdict for the Plaintiff. •COURT OF KING'S OriCH,GUILDHALL,JeNE Sitti■gs at Nisi Prius. before Mr. Justice BAILEY. tutt.tu, use. v. GRANT. This was an action brought to recover rightt-four guineas, no account of a home sold by the Defen dant to the Plaintiff, not answeiing the warranty given. It ap p ea►rh, that the Plaintiff, a gentlemin re siding near Windsor, putchased from the Wren& iu June, 1809, a horse, which had been lime with the curbs. The Defendant was not present at the sale, but his foreman, Thomas, engaged that if the horse got lame before a twelve-manth, of LPo ruarbs, that he would return the purchase-money. The horse in the August following became lime, but the. Plaintiff did not return Mw, or give notice to the Defendant until the month of December. , 7 There was a vast deal of contradictory evidenee produced ; but the Jury. after the Learned Judge had slummed up the evidence. without besitatiou, gave a verdict for the Plaintiff. 841. awl 40s. costa. This trial uscupied the chief of the day. reort:.•r •G at Nst TOE EAST. IN Of A .COMT•NT'S LOAN BILL. IsIsSINTI Lee, Because, Is as it appean that bedsit passing this Bill Its a law ' the epleits of the leases on the locality of the East India Company's dietaries a dividelid to the ;asset state elf thew affities is highly des:ratdo For whilst ar know, frOim the aceolots is the Table et the Howse, that they hare contused to divide:annually tee and a half percent. us their Capital Stock, we are outstared that the Houk id Co slues would not base übawiuue4 the wise and prouleas system they h id formerly pursued, when in chapter (it, of the tub elf or-.e the Thud, they Limited the child. nd on the font. Stuck to six per not. till thetas of fourteen hundred thou and Pou"dos advanced to relieve ties from dif f iculties sito:!sr to those they woe esperience, use repaA, had they net thought tt unucc.ssary, seeitis that is their opluisa the F.uet lads Coto psuy are, in the present sit ustiou 'if their af fair., by 'av piseloiled (him assigning Su!iie Prow icton ary /AP -dead She), . • . Scrumdly, lateens.' the &phi that most riaturdly arise as the right of tie* enmyany to declare a Ihrideffil, from the ilifference of opivion thus doelooesl to no In the conduct of the Sat ladle Company, nd by the pos.'s...us .4 the Bill wit up by the fonsusoae, are greatly aseleased by the igg_resit&Tatious runt, The Acesosts of Stock per computsti-• no the table of this Homo-Ist of March, issolis Ist Mai 4.!., t to,;; ist March, tang; sad tat March, leap; far from sr. wog; i I sip prollt, eller the payment of Bala of Exellaitge accepted, *ad of Debts ' loterest, and allies. oat goings, exisilsikin that short spinet of Si.., a h so to the 4116111 1 . , ••••*•••• of tar lee toi.lions fel hundred sad serstity-son thinisno4 twent y -two pomade; obit by the I t Ith Clause of the 33.1 tiro.ye 111. t hanger se. the Company have 4sely • right to Jeir , ,r, a day,. do of " sot .4th. ,r profits in Goat Itrtimia, after r. uvoilog to ray•••• 1 about) •frvitit . 4 by the C.uipsi.y, as ti.e sate, shall heconre 611% and fur she rurrrat pa, merit of other Debts, luttrest and other out-goings, therms and Unlea rn s. Secondly, both the l'ost India Company end the Legicht fore seem to hair formerly purr • moot derided ophours ont this Isbyert „ for when, by the 6:als Chapter of the Ast of Georg. 111 the l'unspauy sere, as at persent, reeled,. it front dtenhog she sous his permits .1 by law, .4 eight per cent. vu their ('apis..l Sleek, till they bad pr.orldes: fsw the cos r..iit yay,m its of intettst, wt-guioes, and other expenses ; tow., iu the yfar after the pmsasitir of that Art, petitioned to be empowered by law to divide the said sum of right pee rent. per asollln s antwithatanding that their net pr.:l.ls 1.11 stool of what was sieressaoy ;oda/charge such a slis 'drool vt• rot.- tern thou/mid sad tacutythree pounds; and actually :arc sects pos. no is Chap. 51 us the ,N.l roe thirdly, )hearse, wader these tireut,staur,a, shatever nosy hr the opinion of the Sodere roitlf vsltlllg, the right of Ilse f'oropany to declare a (brides's', il sterns to us lospericon. Iv neerssary roe the politic int. not, sue sl a p Sl ims ., i t s 04 Ix in p,,vreqiinn of it. For if the dodges shoals' pro. unworn it to he Illegal for the Company to declare any M.... deod in the present situation of their afFmrs, the authority or sort. an optuiuu w. old so event is l arge r .,,1 00 o f t h e sung Wl* .llt to h•I, Lit, from Irving illegally hairs; nest trio the pia-lots of the Pr..prletsra of look. Stork. rod if, o n sh e coots:try, the Ju4ges shush! devisor, that suck a divide...l was legal, it would remotely su ggest to - the Douse the pro. piety - 44 : fullowitty the mai . re:imply She Legi.latere ►ento/we Orem, by hstradetieg r closet iota the h ilt ewe furc Menu, for Jithinsbhang the dw.4ea4ll to he hoivle to she Pe...pelt tors, WI welt tune as thr moury rlrarrr4 oltuelJ be r.vat4 le LIM prthe. (Stele& LAV D GILDA LE. The R•ght lion. June N ILLIAM Puesoimr. rally t Lord umnunt flumes, sox.) is ertu• :1 to solve in PA.:lament for thr Bniniigh or P1'1 , 14111 . ferterS, 1.: the room of Liu Eight WlLusso ‘VINDIII7I. .it n 1 1 ,41. The Evaere. iteghheist Of 4:hrnrda.ies Loral 41 , 11 ca. motet: the ro.iintattd of Sir Roulet Lore eon SANDI s. Kart. are to assemble for treet.ty days' ersioeuz ard *Remise. at the head-qmerters at lhe city at Oz Ord. oti Tuesday, the itetle of July. On Suorlay I:nary:int:. a man. TrooKtir. Cams. gos. who hrs. tor an.ne time. born in .1 high lever, C•willetl Irvin Im room, got oat of • witrl.nr a )4- ; Ahnitt ....if feet fr,qu the re ",i, 4 ,,,t 1, 41 1 0: 1 ;r: q u i it into p apir.ghilt n. an achnit..l.:: dn..; NMI, .114 is rensratkullko :t.r ...irt hr hating shortly after al. a donor h...rty In-palls:I thou he bad done fur PPM. pfrriotis The &Witting hotlancht CNICUI4. , t4IICe Nitre on Thiroday. at Bath .—A yroog nolo, rho vms Mingo, • too blood hum.. to th it i..„- vrmirotty fAten-t1 ont losal•;.g the•••. roam hi. f . ..t. At the In •t Dialiketton-hill. the boron took, kerne at a heap of ' , noir'. anti tin c , tl' at fog rp,rd. dt g.ging tt.c roan Lon% the {:over no o'Swit ire Iva' dirt ton tioue,l tai•' rim along the tntropiiir•lNVt tfle, v. • n them. i••••• • • vri mnt,cl.tgt him in a moot isiao•rt. ral of di.. none* *ere -tot lot ab-mt ao mutate', tar "lied to .r .Ving tortoni. Oita lau d ,,. Ors most 4;1 rAmBRY:IN OLIIIPtnt The tollocirg acconot of the inanner in !iii Nlajesty's bit th-day, on 111oini4: retinight. cvletir.ituct at St. Asupli, is extracted front a private letter:- • • o The Inyalty it i..ts of the Welsh charac ter cou;il not have been more happily displayed on that day, than 'n what occurred at St. Mai), The R.,v. George Strong, oile of the choral incurs of that al, though by family and education on liag lishootti. had previnitsli proposed anEixtedend, or a Congress of Welsh Oatili, to assemble there on the 4th of June. 'Cite subject they were to write noon was The Jubilee, or the entrance of His Mejes tv George 111. Mos the .Guth year of his reigu.— Thirteen 00140:ars far the prize sent io their Odes to the Umpire, before the 13th or May. I was present it the Gymnasium, and expected to have seen the victor crowned. Three bards, out of the thirteen, excelled. Their signatures were 3feilirt, and Derloydd:. eiscion did not attend at the Olympics. H:s Ode was rehearsed by one of the Umpires; hut of its merits I caunot speak p. {ti ely. It was either delivered in too low a tone fir common ear', or it was written in ton sublime a stile for common understandiugs; bat those who had read it, mid decided in its (a vast, ilecNred it to be most excellent. The pre mium to Givion was a silver cup, in the shape of an acorn, decorated with a garland of misseltoe. and appropriate inseriptions. 'Cite Odes of Ai/4 and Deretyld were rehearsed in a very audible stile, so that I could form a pretty torten Index, in my mitid, of the plan of their co!ietructisin. Dertryd , l itairoduced.Ws •stilijeet with the Guardian Angels' tong at the remotion of the Island of Britsiii.— Whtther autlme had Thomson's Rule Britan nia iii his rye when .Ite wrote, I know not; how ever, it had a pod effect upon the audience, His apostrophe to the Silo, 'skim( the luminary *hi". iii the course of his revolution,. he had seen a country retina to Iritain in curry point, was both sublime anti elegant, and was univer-ally ape plauded. The most striking traits :it IM/h.'s tide, were, the description of a naval entrapment ; where the author h a ppily applied the I,irsli and guttural Welsh conSonents, iii a closely-combined aliteration, In express the attendant • creme stances of a et - si-fight—description of the French navy—an investing anticipated—ea ant"ent British War Song imitated—pereonitication of tucks and rivers in arms—contrast of characteri between George 111. and Napoleon—defensive war justi ti ible, &c. lam much disappointed in not being able to g . tre you • better account of the Prize Ode I by Gwian; but I expect to see it b3Oll us print. " Daring the EigterldAct, several resAtttions trek entered into by the gentlemen present. to support the simiolial portry anti music of their native cone ' try ; and John Lloyd, Esq. of Wigrair, his service to be President at the next Liatirl f4, mud to give it meJal to the writer ou a given subject. of which th-re will h.• tim e ly notice., " Ott Tnerd.iy, the criteest between the musical Sons of Apollo commenced, for a sd .4-r harp, the gift of the Hey. H. Parry, Vicar of Unnass ; in width harmony and melody wens happily united, sod t ;te rivals were so crptilly matched, that the victor was tint fined upon %lieu I reluctantly yuu •trd the A icadiau Court. Whim the trophy was et hibited to the vies of the rivals, in order to screw Sp their 'zealous to the highest pitch--an Lured bard sarcastically shivered in toy ear— faints pain am lisps lees., • I / . fel y pod/ ; 1 ale a far 6-4. ivn fads, bisnawsa *i " tint 'try. Mr. Ho'wit Mk% i.s. Bard of " pure child of NAture and the Nine," dostiogni.hed sis extent') , re roinitn.itions, •z. Ott Ms Bath-dot the Pi. trtutioan of the rieutleut of the :Eisteddfod. /lie verss w. re prim rd over owl over." • Ur Griffith William., of Lierwriegiii noir Snowden. t 'the Welts Davits, of Mandl:ie. w Mutitgoutery shirr. _ t Ihe Rey Edward Hughr., of Carry ye. in nint.liirr. Dinintel gnat, i e •ftJ, w cupper hatipeuu), the name a a W. Nh taut. On 6 411VtIriti 41.1 g. the Lord 11 shop of GLOC• CllllfErt Nr wed at the Alice, Glouckmer. flow WrocheNtre. nn Timrsday were committed to Worcester gaol, Two,As HAII:IAM cud M tar Rossi-iota. for har tag, with other persons, unlawfully continued to %ohm. in a r.otons and tintitiltuous manner at Kid deruomaer, atter proc . amaiion made to rtspetse: —a!ras Jou% .%LtSittl.D. for leaving attempted to rismie the ahrier-eneloioned Tito); as Ilaattass.-- Oa the arrival of these prisoners at Worcester. some disorO r rly persons assembled at the bat k of the 110;•.-l'ole Inn, and broke the eltai,e in wh:ch they were ceoreyed. %Vith this traiis4ression, the riotons procedure did not teriniarite. A number of evil-di.peoet} p. gloms cAleered in a ho It, and d r . muletbecl the windows af several very res w v i a bl e isia liabitaiit• of that City, and inlaid have perpetrated further tiatrArs, twrl out the Margutiatcs and prim instontly repsiied to the dart rear 0 1 t umu lt, and, by their presence. and stii. mated emeellici, milmluell the spirit of clisoreler, and tromed the agitated city to cour..lete tranquillity. Auriong-t the miiirtes suAained icy velum. inttaise tants rendering assistance, Mr. HADEN. Attorney, receivA a .elterr: iontuatoo, by pert of a brick being t•iree , lion. A reward of .20 ttniuc.,s has heels otl.r.it fir discovering any of the ottemling pubes. The East Mendip Local which has Welt b ea doing duty at %Vella, under the cora - ttiana of the Right Hon. J. 11. ADm soros, has gamed the greatest credit with till clkeses of the in. tub :auto. for their regular mad ettemplary conduct eteireno tiat• whole tone they were embodied.— They ecr-iv.rt thew coition. on the littio's birth. the Cathedraktireen, before a large coo. rour.e e.f *relatifs from one of whom we have 1.-en 1-eciur,'u with an interviste.% account of that • c .-r• meuy. Tl,er were COMoirCIVIni ui a tolerate .131,er by the Hee. Mr. Witt.Thr. the t'haplein. tie re L tonent, wl.n h was formed m three of .1 lartza Nitarr. att,l delivered to the t7oisi ni ; ttln. to an addles of some 1 , , , e.th to It. cor r .. i repnsud, 10 Very strong terms, It•• rd . Ow zral. 0131 t . uerti. us of the t 1:e• .-r.. •nd 0. tl.c• .I,ltriv uniform °W s!, itt.J inu6uaa of u,r m• u. - Juliana, Danish privateer, of six pros and twenty-three men, captured 1111 time oth of April, off %%sonar. Zi.kn, Danish privateer, of six gums and forty tuen„ de stroyed on the 3ilth of April, off Trouli len. A mall schooner privateer, of oue gun, captured at the same tame and place. And a privateer of two Icons, came unknown, trader French cottons, captured rat the sth of June, at Warne natryude. kOM LIST *HT 6.4ZE171?. . Admiralty-Once, June 19, MO. Vice-Admiral Sir James Sanmarti has trans nutted to John ‘Vilsonker. three letters which he had received from Captain Mason, com manding flis Majesty's ship the Fimtril, giving en account of the capture and destruction of the un &mentioned privateers by the boats of that ship, viz.:- MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Come:Watts signed by tie teed Lieutesteut tt" the Certify of Blackheath Re:intei:t et' Local Si;litib. Edward Mittman, Erng. to lte (7414'2in-46041 June P, lrnio. George Peek, to be ditto.-41rnted as ahoy, Francis Ptultle Strout, Gut. to be bergeus--thtted u Uwe*. PAIt,TICF.IISIIII'S lIIRSOLVED. Joules Ranlms vett Witham tVilltine, of Langley eirprt, Lout-Acre, and George yard, coach-smiths and atiraug. makers. June Is, 111141. George Smith and SOOIIII.I Renohrs, of Loath, Lincoln, wool anat....Rl 'ants. June 7, lei°. Richard and Nicholas Ruch, ideristol, skinners. March 25. 1249. Mary Kemp and Mary Ann Guodwin, of Skiuner street, Soow-hill, Loudon, milliners. June 16, Isio. BANIO:UPTS. James Lovett, of Colchester, grocer, to surrender, July 4, 3, and Jl, of ten. at the fled Dun, Colthem:, :Wm swyv, Mr, Fratscis, Colchester i mid Messes. bolos, Great Newport-street. Loudon Ilitojarnio Tab.art, (awl not Tablit, as advertised in last Saturday's Gazette,) 4f fluattitreet, ton.kss!ler, to surrelide,, Juue arl, at suit July :it, ua elet ca. at Guoldhall, London. Altainty, Mr.. Ilauuato, Gina Pitarts, Costal- Garden. William Duncan oatl Alrxam.rr Dltsenn, of Liverpool, drapera, lu ausreud,r, Jitly J, .1, and JI, al tleien, at the Palace Inn, Maio heater. Attortna, Mr. Law Martehrs r, saki Mr. PLdip Hurd, hiog`a.Beiselt-Walks: Tempk, Landon. DIVI DEN DS. July 16. Jnhn 101 , 11 mg, ►rte or . I.ctels, dyer, at eleven, Ri thr Star awl Garterlas Leed s. July 7. !Award Cu,i ' Th:nnas Meow!, sod Joseph Hall, late ofliarpiall”w, Itartna.apaa.Treut, Statiurd, brew era, at ctn. a, at thr White Hart-fun artun.up4u-Trent. uly . Wick, Cltraterrel.l, Herb), buukatller, . . . at cifffeti, at the Angel•inn, Chesterfield. . July 13 Jahn [Mut:, of Rasen.thisrre, Northanardtan, woolettaber. at clears, at the Ss au•ina, 1) try. jig, 13. TIRRII , I4 Csaae, Late of Literpool, merchant, at turtle, at the Geurre.ina, Dale -street, I.iverpuul. July 14 Mehthnld Sim-lair, of Clattc.tonrt, Birclaialase, . . _ . . ... merchant, at tea at Gml‘thall. Jule VS. itiOtas Itutaw, Iste of 31 i•mter, in the Isle of tike ppy, Kant, hill now o priasoPer at :tlaukttouse, carpenter, at use, at Guildhall, Landon. August 4. Thomas ttrooke,. of Gutter-lane, London, mer chant, at toes?, at Guildhall. Jul!. .23. James Mtils mull John Mina, now or late of trom l , Ssddlesurtb, York, merchants, at tease, at the George inn HuchtersGehl. July 2v. Grurge fishy. of Great St. Helensa.Chassbers, Low don, merchant, et twelve, at GaildlealL Juh• n. Jolts lldl., now or late of Wood, Sad•llewortb, Yotit, teen-loud, at twelve, at the George inn, Hodder,- 11,1 d. July B. Thong= Caldwell. of I L'aLc4o , l.l, V•krlg, dealer *eat chapeau:l, at eleern, at the Near C 001: house., Waktfill..l, July 12. %Valliant Cro.a, jas of A 'I.. Laaraater, eot• ion stauaracturer, at arses, adoe Stlan•itta, 111014to-le- Moors July in. Samuel Ri.hon. of Cliclirnhain, Gloacesier, lrab dasher, zt .duet., .It GUl*Ahill, L011110..1.. Aatu.t 4. Harry ii.OP and Harry . Hazzata Hate, a( -Birekia lstr, Lousier', ei;mea, at test, at Atozit , t a. him Witeltiry,a 311.211-13 ac, Ladon,C47lor:lllor, at vitro, at Gaildhall Jul) 16 Tionroco mol ll%Hine Weaver, now or 13tr of Si. %churl, in Itoloargiint, Wuirtvicr, ar..pets, an tea, so for 1)1,116 Bon peru, Worrno,r . . . July U Lt IMAM Rxnaister, late of liosufuti. Essex, baler, al lose. at Loa.kur. CUViII(A7ks--JvLT Juba natl. is an.l John J um. pia Ereacis o of Rut-heater, Kent. pinouhric Ge 7..• lir Murals, late of White-Cross ..... .t, ak twee tr. J. 114. chord Pinto' and Without rrancio KOMI, of Mort imer, Love.Wu, corofactoro. Tlnoaao 11 mkt, of eaderbury-Place, Lambeth, Surrey, tol loo -chandler. John lic.or, of Sadhory., Suffolk, butcher. Jonas Levy, of New I.eale sestet, Locestevnaare, M aro, oilers.ue _ _ _ noteert Smith, late of Dadge.roer and Little Bush-laa., ‘ictasllvraw3 ca ere% ter. Th..MAS 11,mrer, ut M.j...atms's Market, Wratm:nster, 41. aler owl al•110:lian. *iliac' %lupus, of nett:eta. York.lore, imaiLeeper. DIE JR TIIE LilC4l. tnuithl, That no t iouritivuonstl (lake ? tvasermtiourti ()Meer. or Corporal. or private neon. of soy of His Nano'', Correa, or %mint'. or of tbr oced:oe lint., cc Deemer ur tshorebosadeo o any p.roM, ur any oilsor pens" shalt collat. tor =wit to cialist, aioy man <trying us any regiment of :be litlstm, dining any cinch put of the pound of such re:insert briaß tessatol. or nuYturd, as sbtll tw prescribed by His l.jcs.y at the pr null of octembline, do t ing I st,ich prrscas serving no the Lovil *hail oat br rebind, cm pans of forsfeitocl tur twerp "Nth earee• low sitos.sof Chi Saturday throth inst. tt. either Arrow, Zlven by the City of Edinburgh, to the itoe al CalUr4lay at AtChri,. wu SW/ for. at (lope Park, au 1 woo by lb. MAlllftizis ETTRALT IFIDM TN SAILDADeIES INFICERT, DATED OSUMI 17. MO: , 1. Oin letters of the I lid instsnt state the arrival at IL,.e Terre, ow the nth, of Major-General Car inirhml, in the 11y.dew frigate, limn Fort lineal, and that he i. in hale the command of the Point-s- Petre chstrirt of that i.lanti—s further 'roof of the high ron6.len:* reposed in him ky Sir George fle.kwoh, who, in the Gentr4l Orders of the nth ist. was pilea.rd to espies.. in the following terms. Ins appioliation of the Major-General's castanet while commanding at Martinique : " T liar c..aimswarr of the raferll desires to aeltnew!e.lce, in this publir imanore, hnrsense ed the beset and 3...tz• wed 'sieved h I...iterate'erieithieel, anew' tows. num.! mu the usual d Iles agavee with a soy Wetted pr. •• cr %DALOt Pr. 1111SIL-Teltli. ■4I(N 10, IAIO. •• Major-Griberat Coriatoioti. aft,' hanoc rn.,l :Ilart , uiiior in ific sinew., of 111. Larriles.cy Sir ti , orve Bei:torah. iu a winner that has co la . edint.d tur revolt. and uerrite.l the regrets of the ushAlutanio of th t ePlovy. arriv.4 yestenkv iu our cll. us Elul Mar -Is shp .Nyaika, Cert. Cottel4" IVAVeIL INTELLM CYc Pd ie. howArele N e(' the tin S cly d.l, guue, Captain eliche,,ca, fob rrinaali a . . Sailed the Podargial, having in charg e th e //awick, (, Dutch Emit Indianian, r ue the 11.:rer. Protector takes convoy to the Mires. Dropped dow to Costs Ituads,the Qtiehre fleet uuder convoy of the Grasshopper. Wight W.SW. I ~LYstoutit-os.:K, JUNE 17. Sailed the Orrstes sloop of wor. Copt. 1.. p om. r tiere, and loorll4ent gun-hlig, wit h a fo r Liverpool; Amason. 30, Ci t a. Joyce, fur e urt i on ,, ; anti the Andeanoste hired ling, with a cuistor f.r S.E. In consequence of an applieatieo to th e W ar fire, by th e Al ag i s t ra t es of Kidderminst e r, the t.l battalion of the ;Pith regim en t marc:led to that place. from IVorc es t e r, nn Suudsy se:Single, The reason assigned for this remova l is, to ;Tama against the consequences which any riotous pre. ceedings might produce, and which ruany silvan s " circumstances bare latterly concurred tnapprehrbil, A night patrol, has been likewise established sr a further security, and its utility as observable as Fridaynight. Two men were dtscovir..d lurking about the streets, of an appeorauce by no mew, prepossessing; and; on !trim; searched, a pistol, do k lantern, tinder-hox, picklock keys, instrinnew, for breaking open dams; lie. were found in diva saisessio:i. A minute i9ve.tig it:nl having h," made, they is ere comuttted to W.ircesier gaol rogues and vugabonets. Letters, we understand, have been received from the ctla,t of Fritter, tiltrd till tate a. r i pm ty They State that the Government had 'amid decree, prombiting the exportation of coin. Thii del :111!11,IL.011 is said to have been unloved ca a measure of state policy, end not.in consequence ai". any sudden or extraordinary enhance:ll,M of tine price of that necessary Article in France. Th e eNects of this rneasbre can I ist but a short lime: 0:e importations that may be estpected from th e ).j01t..) States, will inure titan compensate fur any suephrs we could have derived from France. Some letters, ae understand. were retinu, from Dublin nu Mondanstating shut r guitleinan hitt in the profession of the law hiring d e te c t e d his wifeis a situation with it Noble Lord; tibich left no doub of a crilional familiarity, bad inflicted souno r: vengeauce upon his Lordship, and had then ~r. rent/L red himself to an officer of tistice.—Pfaran s thromicle.) The Nlarran•nd WAR nrxx of the 13 ker's C ea. patsy, an the LO.tnMATna, v r rlay.toet toe as i.e and price of Bread. His Lordsh;p, after e: the Merlereigher's Report, Ram phase! to order Bread to 'remain at the prt fart ; rte. Monday morning a youth of -esent•rtt !sir. of age, named BENTLEY. woo harked lot a of ten guineas to go ot, foot from the cud of Sto ;a field to Whetstone and back again in the r.rhe et; two hour.. He started at 6, e and arrited at lhnrf stone tea minutes before six, took a short if. mitt and resumed his journey back. which tK Sr& complislied sesen minutes under the gi. - en tine, the dtatasice inaloug eighteen miles. tiosral bets were dlienthit; upon the inane. MWO )1 JUTS 11'0.41. YAIL.-.414 . 1$ intere-ting mart to formerw and tdollifer. was hall on Wednes day la.t. The quantity of wool brought for tale was unusually small, many docks of sheep Mot ing yet beets ,horn, in consequence of the late name Fine wortb,sold from 40s. to 454. per stone; sal. we understand, in a solitary meta:tee, 465. Si givert-hcing au adi once of nearly 4.. upon Lot year's prices: Coarse wools also experienced a lee iu price, selling from ids. to 405.; but the dew, was not .o weal as for the at.. r qualities, and lLua of the inferior sort, resin:net unsold. MECTINU OF CREDITORS AT GULDIJALL TO-MORROW. 111 John Smith, hate of St Julan-street, West Saw Wald, lath-rcoder . . g le DIVIDrND John Alks, Platform, Itottx4lsithe, Surrey, co Ii• chint COURSE Of k:NCLIANGE. Fain Air. Jilt? is, haretertbint.... 33 s 2 C. Oporto !Minot digit.. aa 7 Ili.' Jaaciro 72 Rotterdam.... to 22 V. Malts Hlrobarglr.... 31 o ail?. Gibraltar 37 Alums 3l 1 Ili U. Dobbs ... ...... '4 Patin 1.1.9's date 21 6 Cork Ditto 110120:Calla klndrkl Ditto, all start per os l'alcraio i s.l in paper. For. iorn Gold in Ditto MMus 4l Z es' Doti t il e ;.7 to .... . 1 : t . : Leghorn nil Gems . 54 Silver is Barr .... 0 0 Itsice 57 Nevi Look ,nick, o 0 Naples as Agar au the Rank of LI -' Lisboa n7l • per Cast P*ICE Of STOC Sauk Mock spot Cewr 41..edweed ♦ per (rut. I..me Annuities Minium tudl• Bun& EU' iff1.4 , 1 Bi tla Couwis fur - Y EST CH VA V ; , 1 •, ( Is In Pn" • • 7 , 11 . BICH. P10ck.13n4i...t.r chan.; BIRTHS. In Caroline Oren, the Lady of C:rt C. LorLae. F. I !I of a daughter. th. the I Itia an.l at b.. WSW' in Ftvlfaed plate, HplitlT. the Lad 4,41. 1.. Rotton, F. q wt . ' sou. MAREI.I4;I.s. At Wistinw. on Satuntar Last, M E Shern. ll . F.l tail in the King's Owe Sts . ffintl Beinaint. chit*t rimester of /sine. Lind, M. D. F R * On Ills nth lest st St. Cieares, Poskte Leo:. Esq. of Maidenhead fh..icy to Mow M Batson, el Winkbeki-p'sre. 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