The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1818-03-10 00:00:00

I Y li , : , .4 • )..-.) 0 •.;:iLri‘di THE Ttl BF. teftiot yeetrnlay eras man lA* Aro serest. erring lb. taggpoodi of the rociog iraioes, sod Illtro was moth Ilactooltoo. SIDDLSsIVOSTM WISES. II to It Nit !Nannies II Is 1 eget Maier to MAW to It art Crecy lllto 1 opt Ringo* 41* to 1 apt Dictator 11 to 1 opt ettlehlottl. DSRST. . I:1to I aid Nikon IS is 1 apt Seyerour to 1 apt Allegretto 11 to 1 SIN Itiagtail to 1 opt Utellairie IS to 1 apt Ittcharoos IS to 1 apt (Amy 19 to 1 opt Mwsioa. OAR'. 4 to I ogre Lao II to I agetflailhey • 1 0 to 1 Mot Siste r to .; It to 1 apt Primer. Nome DORTR coviroilf Laois. .444 , • 4 7 - toi to t ape Mara. '7- 1 /0 401. rms CHASE. The Berl et Detbee Ittecheueds mu teAsorresr, et ingritsbertry, Ilisda sweet 'Thursday, at Ii; Sateroy, at sireyireess r/ itillafs, L og 's Fewhuursti dew la Weeliwerloy, at the 11 o; sad ea Illeterday. et the Madman!, Maws. STEEPLE CBASM • A greed match took place on Satyr'lay betimes two eek. bidet' MEW% Megan. Paxton sod Coward, of oar of the Vheal% to rids their ewe bones from Nettlehed iv o Chiney Court, the box of Mr. Coward. for 208 Spiamm. The distance is about twenty-live miles as a bird 1110111 id dy. sad Mr. Paxton did it is one hour and thirty-five milmates, ' havias bees ogee 'lowa with his horse iu elearios a Morass. It was a does rate over the smrsdows, two smiles lbwera the lodoe, bet was woe ea.y the tam half mile by speed. ',betterments% parted cowry at startles, sad del mot MOH AMA hay melted the aosedstes. PIM PAGODA DRUMM IN AT.JAMErs PARK. . During the early part of Saturday the metropilis was %sited by soother hurriestre,emollp viola's, sod almaril as illasgeroas in its coasequesere, as that ea Wedarsilay eight. About halt pam rims o'clock the wind isereased in strength, so switch that the maim* on the Pagoda-bridge were obliged In Imre their stations, sad seek shelter its IM body of the !padding. la a eauseest after a. ambles gust of wind blew from the south-west, with such Ireasesdues Very, that it carried away the sentry hoses to the ether site, where they were dashed against the battlement sad broken or pieces. Nearly all the halls that were hen *Meg the sole fur °mistral were alas blown away, with the boo Vasteninge, sad carried same distaste is the air. One of te wailer pillars, as the Westminster side, *high stands *bunt 80 feet high, was blows dews, and striking its pro embus weight airsiast an oak, was slavered to pirate, bar iug the upper part Mack is the um! Nu ether damage am dere to the bridge.. smocrima ACCIDSNT. ' 911 ' 41 +amid ,011. e. * young lady, 17 years se age, of tbe saw sekehliibnur, n4ece to Mrs. Hansphy, of New-row, Law" anisod. 'was !smut so dreadfolly we Saturday erediag, that, although ehe was alit 4 e yesterday maritime, no hopes are enserteitted of her recovery. Ms had bees at • party in Padiliagitmetreet, with her swot and 'thews and ea her going Seto her bed room, the house showily after echoed with her shrieks, sod she Wall in ernw blew. The precestion of wrapping the bed-ride carpet round her, wee taken by the *errant. bet her garsesenis which were of very light texture, were reduced to tinder. Shoehan remained massless duce the catastrophe. Msatcriv's Tragedy of The Jew of Malts, re. wised by Mr. S. PBX LIT, is in perpetration it Drury lone. 'rile chief character, Bosubtras, bears • re semblance to SHAIISPItAItee Shtgoek• which was undoubtedly drawn with this &rabbi's in the purer - eye; though, as way be supposed, he infinitely transcends the original. It is • horrible piece, mod its fate must hang on • fine thread ; for if a degree of powerful and wild interest be not imparted to it by the energies of the performers, its turd extiava gency and fientlieh details mast cause bunion feel ings to revolt against it. A new Satirical Novel, called " The Steyr's," is on the eve of appearing. Public curiosity is excited in a very extraordinary degree towards Ibis pro dual )))) . which, we are assured, is from the pets of a man of Inch rash' . The hero of the tale is reported In be a din varnished Scotch Peer; upwards of a horded other cha racters are also said to be exhibited To the life by the .Thor. A new French Work of peculiar interest has just uppriired et Coullurtres. Conduit-street. We al hole In the illswiairds at Cbrraiponddate E. Aladdin* Ir kpintry, its which sire gives the details of her connection bath Diiclos, J. J konseesn, Grimm. Baron de Holhaa, /islet I xml.eft, Madame de Haedirot, sad attire celebrated persons of the Eighteenth Center,. This Wort will so dofilst ire read with as much avidity as tba Ceerespoarlenee of Raton Grimm, to wheels It may be considered as sa excellent Sup plement. It commies a great member of Original Letters of Ili, Iten,o , o f njiterot, Rola talleala ' Sig. and elucidates some rnrinoa puinla in The Cenferniont o f the Biter. A testisli. rim', we sad. stand, is is greet forwardnem. A l'hiloviiplatml Correspondent, who had an op !oittootty. whilst In Flolbuid, to nnalvse the Port Wine lately recovered front a Vessel we.vrkeil of the Coast 31) years hick, foetid it highly Demented, supposed to arise tom its l.mc immersion in the Sea : its CAttnar is that of a 14401111 ml But'', and the taste superior 'to any Ilwrdsody.— There are but fifteen Pipes of it saved, and Fire of 16 in have boa presented to the Onveh East hobo Company; the pin:Ml.ler Iles been honest by an EiseKali Trader, pee hops on Spienlattis, to supply the Purchawax of the Iwo lilaok. entitled to Eieht Pipes of Port in It! present 11i1- ii, (to I.e by themeelves% which 111,Itrt again oar PATMCII .4 Day, TitestEty, 17th Inst. WWII ALL the 'three Prises of 1:30,000, ke. may be decideal. A !Atm from Dover, dated nth March (Sian doh ), s yii—" * lli° tempestuous wedllier reila 1:0111f, nmd With r•-:•y I;tt le intersnissi you e t t dons rtomn of IVeslio..4lay 11 . .glit, net p et mi tt inz any dirlttil 7,4 0 • orriials or vc.&selii, to or r 1111 l f''r the thr , ... I st d ry.: ire ate also tile, It t.. 'toffee 's rot sort 1•, rion. the fury Of tile wavol, win' h li..ve Ihlgretu carrying 'may onto.' 1,111:1.110.44 tin 110• I Vit' bet ogisig to th'• Urdu: tier De1..11l1114:41t." 14 W isrittudktics. COURT Of tH AMERY, Ltweot.i's Iloweav, alAstes 9. Zitfore kis liiitsair Me V ics-Cumicscs.es. iiseites ItgaittaTßlCll. en' inf•Nt, by lilt eerl pietist... SULK r AT•ict. es•DWIIILL stated. that this was an apulicie. ties eftlw smut friend of thr infant, Peering that 'the SINN a MIL might be pond to him. The infant eoliehrd W • food in Count wasoentisie lts 1041111101. eod sale time hock hail the misfortune to fan Wolper Willow inot;er, by which lie was dread.. as erbieh ocesebni. an application was mode to she Chart for en ollovehee for the iswennivy etre of the issfoutdinng the tktoe he was Mader medical supeviut,endence, The Court ordeled 4002.W.beVisid to his met friend, and 50/. to his physicias. 'The further sion of 93/. now be cause tiereseary to pay his nurse, ht 4 sitenchniCe being ow leery necessary. Hi. Hamer the VacoCeanceLLee—os take ye- metips." The 41011111110111 sj vie MI SCHOOL tJ lING CUMILES 111. DUBLIN. V. Hgllllllllo. Mr. Ross moved. on behalf of the Pleintiffa. hat. the Defeodant Assisi Ise directed to meg. SOW. Beak Annuities standing in the rem of She 4gamutant-Caesterel. VD the 'credit of this caste. over to - the charity. tl& tieing the executor or-the late Mr. Toubve, who had bequeathed thisue to the chant*. . Mr. BA Ipso appeared for the Defendant. for the porpoae of COIIIICIIIIII% to the motion. Motion granted. His liowoua was occupied the remainder of the day in hearing mutimis of no interest except to the patties congerued. CA MARIN& 11, Maks ti• Vhe ritancylko7i void alvioltibr the heal readmits in sheik? irarnior oroook tre Mostoluos of Arts, fore stljoolitil to lir. IC. otraglir. G. Stutterer* barb Trisil) QuAtigew—llewro.lrolltio, Fisher, mid Ellis, of Triolty, Goa ura. mho( vs. Jobe* ore roosidere4 tog tie eiutiniver,a hewn isms tbasseives eat credit. Ilissiibearret else irionisis prim pesos for tan waft M 1.)11 . Sr. Hanoi KM*, Ilt)t. Cis/4.1014 is sleeted a Nor thie 'society. I V 416 41- POISONI NG. i FURTHER IXAMINATION OF THR FOUR YOUNG MEN CHANOILD WITH POISONING FIFE YOUNG WOMEN. .•„ • 111.11, ......11••••••••• 'eV : The public eerier* ; wig ea veld yesterday, that this Ore wee crowded to min" 46 hear the eitandoelimi of Moms Holftm. armlet of aggiht kirk, et Great Ceram strort, CiarS usthe 4oto if Mr. Juhlioan, 41, Him ler-street, 1111101•141hoglace, names Diswere, awl ammed Roofers, joreorpmew hrodimetkem, charged with otledele we* epee hied er - plasm so Swab Morgan, Sarah Woodhous e • 6110108, iiMay Fee, one Jane Tucker. It appeared Ilabie the de/esrat.f Reid, jam. and Weis. weight, ollialate,MlM the Physlehris who agreed um the above wawa mimeo s farrowed their tipiriase that Sarah Mwgeri, Sarah Woe em s sod Jam Tosher, were out of alea.•er, al. though they are 'sin eery weak, mid missed a evokes sight; sail that Betsy Fos MW lehoote snider the effects of the mime ; that Ur. Dirtier was very duabtfal of her recovery; dark* the sight she was wised with vomiting, which Dr. Darling purposes to aualyse amertaia what species of pima had been adaileistereil. 11r. Reilly was thee called, whose deposition wee to the (allowing efret Reitly.-1 keep the sig., of the Greyhooad public. home. is ilieswiesta.street, Browswick-square arid ant like wise • hrbsissitaitufnet . About Illts'elciA, ow Saturday hat, the Primmer, Goliewill, aims to my hoarse and =Wafer a pet of peeler, ieh 1 myself drew foe him in a eleint pt Me WA it to Ilse See, which was very low to take she AIR at; he reassiard shout a quarter of as hour, sod whew he was going out with the Mort he NM am to pat it dew, to the Priansisrr, Dowse., a lereehmieker, who work. or la myeaspley. I kept the home about three years, during which time I knew the releaser, Goodwill. I had two butts of hoer so draught, use of Arch was tapped ea Thurs day mewing, nod Is draw. eff to about thirty gallons.— ;le perms coesphdoed of the beer; I drew the pot of beer MOM the elegise, all from this butt and nee Sr... the tither. la a few minutes atter 1 avert coomiag-horse, which is a small rousts inside the work-shop, which is is the Mews, in which there were shunt Setter young moms at work, sad was transacting some busiaess there with nay partner Mr. Rowels and my clerk livery Seedy, mail it about live minutes after Mary Woodham, owe oldie young wellies who works for me, came to the dour and calle.uat H.lBrady, sod as he west est with her 1 heard her tell him she thought that Damson sod Sam. Restos were Oilier some trick on the girls ; I passed mat through the workshop, at which time there was so appeal/ewe of nay of them breirri nowell ; 1 saw the pot laying empty ea the door, and 1 took it op, and carried it home, sad placed it 011 the bar ; 1 sow no sediment at the bettami of the pit, it was drained quite dry; 1 brew it was the muse rot 1 served the beer is to Goodwill, as all ray pots are aumberek amid That was Nu. I ; 1 was called shortly after wards, sad informed that flavor the girls were takes very ill ; I west imasediately, anal timed them Is the male already described. I scut fur Doctor Dart*, who came, sod ea seeing their sitssatioa and brier informed of whet hoppme4, he desired me top :ad befog him the rat, le order t he might examine it; and oat my raise for the pat, which I left so the bsr, 1 found my wife had just idled it for souther faced. Fearful it might metals any poisiswoos ingredients, I spilled out Ike beer in the street. 1 know it to be the same pot, from the number. I had no beer drawn from that bon since. igniter, Das have been in far some lime from a fall, and was onto( a sitaalins, sMI lake is a room adjoin ing the workshop in Mr. Reilly's massfattory. I was there nu Saturday last, shalt twelve o'clock, wises. Goodwill brought is the beer. Goodwill drank Gest, and handed it to Mitsu i , who skaisk; he hand it to Dawson, who drank but little; sod he headed it to roe, bat Goodwill desired lee nut to drink, as the 'Arenas forbid use, mad I did out drink.— Goodwill drault agate, and gave the put to Dawson, which eon/gilled then shoal a pito. Dooms carried it to the atable t where he stopped two or three tonnages, nod then, I 'believe, he curia J it to the workshop, but I slid not see him. Boobs was not present fall this time; he was above in the other shop, where the girls were. Dowses rad Goodwill is the brag instance woad fur the beer. Bush Patty.--1 live at 72, Ewer-street, Borough, and co. It @afire nie. Reilly thew three years past; I seas is. the workshop • Satawday when Dawson brought in a pot, containiag shoat a pint V purify; be handed at ern to Mary Amt Wood bins, but she refused to drink; henna isolated it is me, and I reflood to drink; hot Sarah Manassas, Sarah Morgan, J a ne Tucker, Jane Gritfith, soul Betsy Fez drastic ; Sarah Wood. Tana drank Wat t snit there was some eft in the pot, which she did ant Ink end she spilled it en the floor, sail laid down Ilse put, mks which I looked, and saw three or four nide red seed ; Mary Ann Woman.. desired sue in the lirot natant., out to drink, least they land put sonselharig in the pal. I thought .t armor« he should brio( us beer thew, it beiug a 'lliac he nor either of them ever dial before, althongh we worked 1111 the shop shunt three years. new too U 116 111.• %In.', al the I . but did tuft drink ; Daw son Sid n o t -..v till the lirer was drank. I had sus or pa/Mem:re villa the Iwo sorwa,th s but arc i ng t h em i n t h e also t a;. I kgow out of any slaw ace between the Promises. and t h e l osing MOllllll. Thomas Slirnley, the pot-hor, tent csiataised, bad his evi. desire was of no conk glover. Ilene an sreuttwiat took place beturen Dawson and Good will, iu which Owl/ acesiged rads ..doer. The masters nl 11w two i.erranis wile present, MA cave them a fo o d 4./..41.5. - tur. and offered to Le re ipmaiible for tlwir sppemasire oil 3 Intiiie thy, hot the d harge being for • • 0 . 1 . 1 ore, u isclb. r dra 11 0 tfline,4 Ur out, the 31413 r 16 .-- v•ff fir. ••• rr~ • tratesfuend ihtliehr &sty to convent the Priemleve by far ther OMIIIMMUYIM/M. 1111A1M011-1101161. ATTEMPT AT FRAUD. Stephen MIAs!, was yesterday pet lo the bar, charged with ittleaspties to cuseetit a freed apse the banking house of liar John Ferries sod Co. Limb ird t h e •""" 1 " vf A lady named Post a, reehlieg is Peter.slintet„ Moores. bury, slated, that a few derma she mereieed flow • Permit `in the country • draft for 1111. ups - *be 6110 41( 114 e Joh" 'Ferries sad Co. Os Irridailast she wait to the Ralik, .fue the purpose of having it tally d; bet OM her IMITIVOi she Covered that she had lost the alp& The elelgte mereVP primed of the timeliest/see, aid directions gives to stop any permit by whom it might he repented. Advansements Usti bent inserted is she Daily Paper*. uffeeialf • elgtOre 'able reward for the recovery of tit draft, hat without effect. Ambrose Cock, a clerk it the ram mentioned, deposed, that the draft is question was precasted yesterday atomism, by the Primmer, for rhyming. Afire lookissx at it, the wit ' wile remarked, that it.wss Dot cottoned; upon which the Priatteer,, taking 'bp a pro, mid, he would 'lidera it inane. daftly. THIN bowels., the witness Wend to permit, and disked him where he got the draft, as the payment of it bad Imes shopped? The Mawr at this became mach coafesed, 'kid said, " Then she km stopped it, hat she? lam too lite."—The witness demised him until au officer name sod look his Nilo custody. The LORD MAYOR asked the Prisoner what he had to say in answer to the charge; tralkely, whl seemed lobes' the matter with great levity, said with as air of considerabla importance, that he was a tradesman and a cilium of Lennie., mud he could easily ex. plain the matter, but not is public. The LORD NLIVOR-••• . ' Yoe seem to this& lightly of she airy—bet I can tell you it is a very various one, mad hail you gene oue step further, 'vier life would probably have bees forfeited. I must know who sod ithat• you are, sod you must also amount for the poaseatioe of the draft?' The Primate, after much limitation, said that his wife had picked it up at a Boas-drapres ehup, near Holborn; hut his still refused to tell where be ecsided, or bow be wain aised himself. We wee remanded fee a further custeinstion. DOW4TRIVT. Yesterday Alerwei Coke was brought to this Office, charged by Mei Hoistlatkoste of the lisvprolors belonging to the thetas, and Pediarie Item, with hone". called at a number of Hoeg% Ind offered fur sale n:Frroch shawl, a scarf, sad DUI& dm% without having a license. He des malefic! I. the penalty of 'lel. or in default of psyseeet to• be committee' fur ors menth. Patrick Iffelbsion wan - brought - to the Ogee from UX. bridge, charged with titles a common utterer of counterfeit silver. He psid a bad sixpence to Mr Great, a biker, who wspeelins him to hare more about bin, gave inhuman's tho High Constable, who went and sem% hod him at the Red Lime public-house, and some coaster felt silver, some halfpence and pc , .ce, to the atoodut of 4s. were found upon him. He was committed fur further asaminatiun. Christopher Kelly was charged by 111..14atio,laadltird of the Golden Lion, Stary.k.loone-atree, with paining a bad The Prisoner toadered it for a glass of gin, sad be said he hail no more, bat She Isadlord nopectiag followed the Primoner to Mr. White's, a yam. in Duke skirt wherehs annial Maher bar *Ring. awl he was sp. preeinouleil. Remanded till the Solicitor of the dial be sp. plied to. John White was charged with riot sod attempted egtoo•. lion on the parish of St. Giles's. It appeared in evidence that the Dafeadant was formerly it tauter trunk-maker in Holborn, but of late so reduced, that, fur the hat fear .maths, his wik bad received four shittiuga • week parochial aid. She bad received it on Sa turday, when the Prisoner meat drank to the Board anal de manded it again is his own right, although be bad ad. in hie pocket. He was remounted aa being always drunk, and be was committed to Heiden., for a fortnight. Arrived at the Royal Hotel. Plymouth : Lard and Lady Rondos and family ; John Parry Esq. recently appointed Viesal'ardeli and Judge of the Saanary Cuert of Devon, is the rooms of Richard Gurney, jun. Esq. resigned. The Archdeacon of Dustin, it is said. will 'em ceed to the very valuable Deanery of Derry. vacant by the throb of Dean kluuE. On Monday last several children were conveyed in a waggon drawn, appropriatrly by arca, front Elton, Flouts, to the public diipensafrry at Peter borough, to be inundated for the cow-pock. CORM EXCHANGE. M•actl 9. Owing to the contrary wind• we had no fresh arrivals this morning except Wheat front Essex and Kent, tine ram. pies of which sold at last Monday's prices, bat ordinary is fro. Is. to la. per gassier lower ; had any line Barley appeared it world have sapporhrd its pries. Fine Oats rap port their prier. In Peas and Beans there is no alteration. CURRENT PRICES OF GRAIN. Foreign Wheat Ws Ms Grey Peas .........Sts 40s Fine ditto o!is 1024 Fine ditto Sogiish Wheat .... 50s Ms Tick Beans 44s Ms Fine ditto Old ditto 92. 104 s Small ditto 44s 54s Rye —s 3111 OM ditto 4116 Fine ditto 49s Feed Oats Barley 32. 30. Fine ditto .. —• 44. New ditto —a Ms Piaeditto Ifs 3h Pola*d ditto III 236 Fine ditto 3 s 340 Malt Potatoe ditto 34. 41. Fine ditto White Pease (boilers)bds Fine ditto —B Oft Rape Seed, per 1aat..481 541 Fine Flour "gm WM Reese& 7O. 7ia SMITHFIELD MARICE;T, ki -.ARCH 9. This days rlay's market had a considerable *apply of prime Beasts, and the skew of Cattle is other respects ass pretty good. Pork is dearer; Veal is cheaper; Beef and alsittion raid at lost priers ; sod the Made is general was saiddlian.-- , The sales is the Haymarket were somewhat lively ; Hay has dropped in price; enters Melted a better price ; Straw ob tained last price. We subjoin au accurate statenseul of the prices Mid numbers ...- ' To sink the offal per stout. of ells fteef....3s. 10.1. to bs. Id. Head of Cattle this day:— Motion ..4s. 4.1. to bs. 61 Beasts.. 1,140 ' Lamb ...11s. 0.1. to es. 0.1. Sheep 11,670 Vea1....45. Cl. to 6s. 44 Calves tee P0rk....41. 0.1. us is. 4.1. Pies .... HAY-MARKET. Hay Si. 0.. W. to 51. 0.. 04. Riraw Clover 4l. le. Ikl. to 71. Os. OA. \Ye are authorssed ha ►rate, that 'ince theMedi. cal Buroril has breet established at Charlotte 110411 W, Great Charintte•street, opposite she Her. Rowland Hill's Chapel, said iToodstuck.earect, adjoining New Horol.shwet, upwards of Thirty 'fleostasuid Patients of both sexes have been restored to perfect health, rasay Of whim had lingered fur rare under the roust painful and obstinate diseases, were per ddddd oared incurable by nspechilde proethhosere, and se. venal discharged from Hospitals. Such is the efftetir result. lag from cunehineil to !!--Messrs. Comer a and Co. of AlediCal an t Surgical celebrity, after forty years experience its this metropolis, are committed daily at hods houses until nine at night, anal the poor bare advice, gratis, on Toreador, Thursday, and Smedley risermogs, until twelve oN:loch.— Patients at a &stance, descrilring their calor, immediately al. tended la. All kite's to be directed to Charlotte Hume, BP , TijOi&er-n.stii hilt none arc asearered which do not eta taint a cansukiug fee. .. • • ' t THE I.4rx sTOU.i!. ----me, - NAVA L INTEi.UGENCE. FROM SiTURDAY VAZETTE. DIN I PIiNDR. PIittLANCR, Wattrit A We to i4e Fwd a Leavy gale uss Werlssesolay night. alle from S 19 5.4. W. The schooner Amu, of and for PlyivisiWas with rapper, tar, parted two haw sers in lire annnwinss.bal held 11.• by • thiral till eight o'clock in the swoon., sloes. *he palled and drove out of the PM., jifiid lhist On sloes e 4111 the beach, nod became • complete wreck. Wisest idle paella' the rope, Ile niaaser and a Tian Innk to their last which was pries and loth were drowsiest. The fivredish schooner Wirkeell, partial three cables. corned away her chain-wailea, Wilke her false keel, owl etotieled other damage. rivraroot., MARIN 7. The Metestry, Rae, sailed from hence the 3.1 inst. bas pot hack with him of wasia.top.weast, and nue mass &wear., ; sh e gifl ogrea , Akerehly, mailed lions llama. the Pitts salt pot into ifliarnsit, Lock Broom, MI the ?ilk sill. wilts lao, of hr. Main Mod mitre-swaill, and sillier suite slut two Inca washed uverboaed. 'rise Nrpisme. —, I New York for Dahlia. has Is-en boarded by N... 5, pilot bunt, having been driven out of IloWin hay, with ks,a of all her aisehots and rabies. Arrived the Margret Ann, Alexsad , r, from Ilse Isle of Prolate, lolled 3d December, the 211.1, in lat. 33. 50. S. lens. 30.211. E spoke the 'Poitiers.; Charlotte, Kean, from Calcutta for Liverpool, owl m-resisy dais isitesided to call at the Cape; railed from St. Ilelessa 12,1, January, and eat hoarded off Ateensson MI the 18th by his Majesty's ship 'Griffon. M Kenai), MAIIICR We have had a revere gilc from the S.M. to SE. The Minerva, Heimplierya, him her bowsprit, anal is orived other damage. The !Jitneys!, Courtney, is MI shore. Friends increase, Harvey, hast• her mnias-mast anel hamar it. 'thr Sandwich Nat-office picket loos lisZai on slows, hits has ..,.t off again wills damage. 'File Vail of Ls ice-Ire Pledaaflice packet parted front her (slalom, awl was aissive sot share, Let • has been got off again wish damage, The (inner Pad, office packet upset iter windlass, and regained Miler .1.111111 ) (1'. • nnlCltAel tifillil4l), MARCH 7. The violent storm on Wedneulay slight did nu injury is this hay, its it did not continue at S F.. more slims an boor, fur bad it captioned longer, the Gov ships that were in ibis bay must have suffered, am the barhuar was so anode.' au tot In admit of affording them shadier. lice veassel,..r light draft of water, parted frosty- her anchors, but merited ow • •.: 46111a li e • • • • . DIAL, Dalai 8. Arrived and rematus in the Dowits,.lbe Alert. SWAM, frau Virginia—all well. Canteduvrii fruit the River the Postlinntous, Thomas, for Demerara, with Mu of anchor and cable. The Marling, Bennett, for 'Malta, broke her anchor yester day, let go another. and reutaitis in tie Downs. A schooner is reported le have foundered off the South Foreland yesterday—particulars not known. POOLE, MARCH 8. Arrived the Ann, Dayeseut, front Newfoundland, leaky, saik4l 19th January, **doper got jammed is the ire, where , aloe remained 29 days; they were just its ausandiugi when the pis of lest Wednesday crone on, and they report that it was by no means or treuseoduus as we have found it. MARGATE, NADIR 2. Arrived in ear Roads yesterday eveniug the Europe, Ash ton, outward-build East lorliassan. Kenaia theism mod the Franklio East Indiamen. May 2 W. Bryant, fo rm e r ly J, ..caoyi, T em pl e , Loodoil, dealer, at Ow, April 7. C. Imre of Ohl llood.strees, Weltlltsex, leacher, 'at one, at Guildhall, London. de. J. Shelley, late at Casterbarf, irk/imam at 'girlie, at the it:oddball, Cautevloury. March !.ti J. Itiliioll, or Kilwaril-atreet, Pottiltan.anorice„ iru aaaaa outer, at (-1,-rest, £llls6lbibilli, Loluioli, March .:ii IL A. Smith, of Beyer, Derby, mercer, at elm veil, at the New lon, Derby. March 7% T. PI um phrye ,of t:helivii he ne.place, St. Geovite%. fields, smeres, horwe-dealer, at 111/4N at Guildhall, Louthh,. Nlarcli DI. E. IVarren and 1.. SWUM, of Austiu.friart, LOU. Juts, mesebasita, at sane. as Guildhall. Maid: SS. G. Dwyer, of Chauge.alley, Cornbill, London, noel of (:lay's Intl-lane, Aitildlesea, broker, at twelve, at Lutokin. • Arial 7. M. Alwahaina, of Dtiirmativet, Alderate, London, merchant, at tea, at Guildhall. April 7. T. Singel', of) vw in.sti ti.i, Cripplegate, Landon, tal ker, at eleircii, al Guildhall. April 7. T. Wheeler, of St. Andrevem-hill, London, 0... cutler, at one, at t:utldhall. March 31. E Push, late of Lewis, Sussex, shopkeeper, at lea, at Guildhall, London. April 4. W. H. Tartly, of High.rireet, Suntbwark, iron. tierrlsaih, at twelve, at Gailrlhall, Lowloo. April 4. J. Bland, of Fm-court, Liii.d. a , insurance -broker, at twelve, at Guildhall. April 7,- E. Rudd, of Lon , lowaireet, Loudon, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. March 28. G. Noble, of Ely-pinee, mer ehAnt, at eleven, at Guildhall, Loudon. April ft. I'. /lerriiiit, of Histlittrsfii.l , l, York, *tiddler, at ten, the Litt leson'a Arm' Ino, Pi iskridge, S:tifturti. - April 14. T. Binhou and D. Ilinsuoi, of V phulhitul, !mica& ter, lannerF, at eleven, at the Eagle and Child lull, Wigan, I.uniaater. AprilB.'l'. Brown, of Chorley, I anc e.ter, colton.maitnfae turer, at eleven, nt the Mosley Arms hiss. 31nochester, March 28. E. Barchard, late of Feticharclestreet-chataitars, London, broker, at one, at Guildhall. Match 28. %V. Broirell and It. lirrasies, of Neiteattile.npna- Tyne. merchants, at eleven, at the George Inn, Neat:sidle. Mrircli Mi. .1. H. Iludsissi mill J. Itollkoi, of Newcastle -110 0 g. 'ern., merchants, st-elierea, at tha George Ina, t%cis cast le-upon-Tyne. CE.IITIFICATES.—Waatts E. Lee, of the Tiolur's Arms, Disk 'planet, eietioiller Mere, of Nyo'll44l 0111•CiLilPr ri ay, burley, eur.ln IL Collvrr, of Cheltenham, Wettersll.r,porter-dealt. .—F. Kidd, a Liverpool, merchant —.lobo flam, of the Phomia Brewery, Bainigge Well., sll.l.llenex. lorsset.—A %%Adeline. ton, now or late of Eris home, I Liltiss, Yost, corn-factor.— W. Freelasly, hilt of St.llary. !teatime, &treks, c um i.in e y e t imi t. —I). Dark, of %%lids), Yolk, eltentist.—J. Mataball, of 51aueltesttr, draper. PRICES UP CORN. Average Prices of Cora of Eitehool hu,l {Vales, liy the Quarter of Eight Mut-heater Bootieli, ;mil of Oatmeal roc boil of l4Vlbs. avuirdu poise. I' the eel onus received in the week ended the 28th of February, 1818. Wheat. I Rye. Barley. I Oats. s. d. s. d. s. d. se. 8. 2 5 O t 45 11 20 4 1 °auroral. a. 33 1 Carne is the Watchful revenue cutter, with luta of lumbar and cable. The Lord Wellington, Kreger hes run down front Pan le Sand Ho, with lust of anchor l and cable, aud brought up iu ear Rustle. Haws. rvailw. a. d. a. d. L 4 1 51 1. krr or Big. a. d. MEETINGS OF CGCGITIOIS AT GUILDII.4I.I , THIS DAY. ' ros.•-• W. w. T. Dottrel', late of Rohl' ff...h!glray, victualler.... 3 I I►'• J. Luck, Woolwich. victualler F. W. ticksual!...t, Fenchurtli.strect, nirreliaut .3 12 W. Lloyd. sea. Yeckkam, and W. Lloyd, jets. Fis sion, alupaellers . 3 1 W. HO., EArl-streri, no-reliant 3 1 T. Gratin, PrdLier.eur, tiiittni-merchant G. H. Byru, Bash.lams, aserchant DIVIDENDS. R. B. Fisher, late of Soutltaiortoo-plate, witte-ottc. chant D . Ap T. Yuitiag and Co. Water-lace, careruters F. 3clortmler, ion. Cretchell.fiiais soe.chasit 1 R. W. Elam. March, Cainbrittrrlaiie, grocer .. 110 T. Smith, Lawrtuce Pountory law, merchant. ___ The Prince Beguiled/Men drove Mil of the Roads last night. • ... itAllenaTn, M.tscH 7. half past Eight, p at.—This interning we hail asii4er very heavy gale from the SAY to the S.S.W. The bilWw itsg is an account of part of the damage sostaiwed, best its the midst of each menfasioa it is impassible te get at ail par- Denims :—The Jane *oil the Betsy, butb 0 Seenelerland, missed the Pier, went en sheer, lord are gone to pieces,— The following ships have all received woe or km damage, nod all have lost anchors and cable =The Hope, Tamil., Ferdinand, Bekaa, Effurt, Andromeda, Kate, Mary, Cause. leon, Poltemey, Mary, Celerity, Moresby. Tontine, Perm verauce, and Stranger. The Hannah, folio New Ibuitsweek, is on shore on Sandwich Flats. 'Mee brigs mimed the har bour, sail rats fur the North Sea. Wasisonawg, raAnen S. We yesterday experiessced a renewal of the gale ; the wind coniinniug to blow very hard front the same quarter. At high ; water it raged must violently, accompanied by rely heavy rain and sleet, at which time two collier brigs, the Betsy and Jaue, from Suuderlassil, in allesselding to make the karhuar, struck against the Pier, and instantly went down ; one of them was completely batten to pieces in a very Abort time, and the other was gradually destroyed by the violence of the wind and waves. The broken twinge sod tattered sails Sapping in the air, the waves dashing over the wrecks toad Pier, and the fury of the contending ele: wain, pruilmeed am effect awfully eaddime and terrifyiug on the nu:miens people assembled on the Pier. We are happy to state, that by the prompt amishosee of the bye slanders ropes were thrown from the Pier to the crews of the brigs, by which menus ell except one (who was jammed be tween the vessel mod the wall) were wifely hauled me slawe, by fustesing the rupee round their bodies, and were thus renewed from the death wjSiels avast inevitably bare befalles them, as it was impossible ter say Mod to get near them from the violence of the ars. Owe of the masts of the brig has here cut away, and es messy as possible of the arettcred dashers will be collected mod sold for the beee6t of the swat,'. A great many other veassoli'idio came ia yesterday (rum the Downs, with lees of eschews sod cables, and other damage. The ship Hilestrk, from Lesedos, laden with a valuable eargo of made asset timbers, which wee us shore on Pegwell Bey, wail brought in yesterday. The WO of the Asia, extra Indianan, is.,, on shore on the Main, consiating of es/Hun, tee. is le be takes oat, *Me it is hoped she will be got off. The mood of people eselleeted or the shores, and eroding into the ma, to pick up vskslevrr may be washed Been the wrecks, is ainteeeroas bey wed description. Grist _quantities of coats from the vessel which went to 1111• r% oil Wednesday sight have been washed on shore. Llst meta the WWI blew free, aceonspastied.by frequent dashes of lightuing. During yesterday wsurniug the einifiesson ill the outer harbour was very great, by the vessel' breaking from ibeir neuuritigs and runniug fuel of each other, and those mitering the harbour boarding and damaging others. This seeming the wind has been more esuderate, suet is changing swot tumid to the west. Several Vessels have cuter 111, ani o 4 l ll Whholl is a large one, whoWY•disounided. We subjoin a li..t of some of the arrival:: Peace our last— tbe.neember at permit in the harlaiiir far cacao's all fernier uccasioas, and very few of diem are free frOon dam ice : The Jill!, ..••••• , and Betsey, J. Dag ling, from Illinderlarol, struck against the Pier, and wrest to peters issithediately— crews staved ; Hopc,J. Lovett, from Y arum's ih, for Ply inou eh, damaged ; Trelessia, Leach, from l.oseituu ; Ferdieraild, C. Geese, from Nimbus ;rle, lost auebois and cables ; Bellies, Cl Davison, (men Soniterland, for Exeter, lust suirsiics nod • addles ; Effort, W. Farraut, (ruin ',undoes, few Gibraltar, hot aseelions and cables ; Awelcomadr, Seer:hi tie, from lawsilme, fur s Jamaica, lest anchors aged cables, nod dant seed ; Kale, W. Smith, how London, lest anchors unit cables; Camelia, —, Anon Shiclila, for Portsineuth, lust anchors end rabies; Mary, Robinson, from Loodoe for Tentriffe, lk.seseichurs aid cables ; Putteury, Peel, front Guernsey for Lumina, bet sackers and cables; Hope, Metcalf, from Sun derland, for the westward, last anchors and cables; May Tyree% (rein Sunderland, lost anchurs awl tables; Celerity, Wt. lemon, (rem Newcastle for P.yinUittle, lost anchors and , cables; Theineley, Denning, from Sneyrtia for I moduos. log I *lechers; Tontine, Tenly, Inst anchors and cables ; Poivi- deuce, Booth, from Yarmouth for Milf•td, hest *whore aunt cables, leaky; Stranger, Brodie, from Loudon for Idshoii, I Mat Moth ambers ;mil cable% damaged; soil Mary, Newport, , foes Luodun fur Dubhu, all osmosis gone. ; la' IN DON t Printed sad PaHtsb.4 at the I Ace, Pi o. 127, Ili'LL, MAN CH 11. lite and ; where Anverstsem we rr- n rriveq,, ad et Is 1 leo 9 Daring the gale of Wednesday haat, the Melealf, 1 Ueda'', I post slid) must be 8.; ... en...16...e a 6111 11, Ne. 1. and the Frovielenee, Waboo. both for Each (ruin London, e•,.a.eitt's too, Peti.ti r - J. ,1 . 0 '- with gentle, were driveu un ikon; slid sunk. Peit'••to V ... . CERTIFICATES. .1. Lyon, late of Loodomstreet, !smarm, broker—J. Coflyer, of Comport, and of West Cowes. 1.1. of Wight., Southampluti, painter aid Alathielsou. of Bi shopigatr-street-Withoul, London, team —T. filaafiebl, of Halstead, Essex, grocer D. C them, of Winchester street, I.oadon, mereliant.—T. Gilton, of Bridge...lh, banker.—J. Pearsou, of Weatuc, Dodson, dip-writer. --J. Jacobs, of Woodbridge, Suffolk, narrelisut.—J. Park, of kValeui, Somerset, Sheffield, of Bath, carver and C. Tune, of Stockhriilge, Southampton. tailor.— E Kent. of Gedney Hill, Liricolit, slraptr.—J. Slayer, late of Cassuarile-street. London, nterchaut PRICE tip STOCKS: YESTERDAY. 3 Pry' Ct. Cuns..77l 78, 1 4 I 1 1 . x. 11111*,..?..1i 15 14 K. 78 1 Mtn, 21.. 12 Is 17 pg. 511-1 Ct. N. A n.. 10512 1 Lottery 'l'wkrti it/. 'As. tulle Bowl% ..95 94 sir. I Cons. Apr Am..... 78A11 DEATHS. On Sunday morning, at hea haw. n Groorrnor-aereet, the Honourable). A. Stuart Wortley Mackenzie. On the 6111 twat. at it try, in Keen aged 60, Joh.' Gi11.4.11, Ft.q. many ymes one ut the rulire Magi.tratm nt Ow Office in lVorshiu.atrect,und lately reinevcd tu theLte to Mai Iburouglimtecal. HIGH wATF.it THIS DAY Al' IGNISSN RHIDGE. Morning 1i af►ur 4. I Eieniug Rt allcr 4. -- - This day is published, a rely luterestitig Wink (with a Par - trait tor the Author), entitled AGUIDE TO HEA LTU ; which, in a ems.. rise manner, reeunowends the most simple and effi cacious Remedios, with proper made of !vestment for the (011°11611w Disease,. viz •--Abortioss or Ithaca: ridge, astlinvt„ load of appetite, barrenness, billolllll istoto:.;itsts, chlorosid ur preen oicksisso, con-utt,pti iii i Imitate downs:es, Cans. Ilatelence ur stool, glvets, co -1141,1 hreu, hyporlisitedi ill( ax raclaneltuly gestiou, juvenile in. diseretions, footstool of spirit., atturtruni evacuations, nervous chinas:a, ousinsin or secret emery, 1)101116kt kie cough, ilielimatisiti, actuiutil weakness, taro of life, vene real ,diseases, kr. With Advice to both S. %vs to oluditt a radical and permanent cure for those it ties of outline which delicacy often forbids to disclose rims to their nearest relatives; awl a Tiealisc on Frolair "hsclises, Neortitig, filyporlt iiiii hisc, 31111 C..ss umistiercuss. Istaints. ollith is toltled, an Essay oti the Dlstase, Meets, Se • al IV: Aare:at:2,mnd a destructive balk of a private nature; with an Address to Parents, Coto:bans,. 'rotors, and those who hank . the tore sod educating 4.1 'moth ; liirwise advice to Fat hers, partirittly those who are *tattl ed swills net V,IIIP complaints. The whole inter:Tem:l and il lustrated whit a variety of authvotte facts nerve baron: pub. Ay SAMUEL SaILOMON, M n. f'reparer of those inestimable Aletticittes the Cordial Dalin ,f (:JO3ll, &c. &c. %old by Leigh, 18, Strand; B.trun, 140, Oofordsstrert ; Chemipside ; Tull, Exchange; owl Wald, Holborn . Price 3s. . 6, No 127: Sup d , ,