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Mated tc Parliament and provided for by Its expects &Mhos lily Whatever may he the decision of Parliament upon all or any of the messares now in contemplation. the Committee think it will he desirable to repeal the law■ which prohibit the melting and exportation of the coin, and which enact that all hullion intended for exptirtation shall ►e sworn to consist of foreirit gold or silver. The policy of these laws boa lung been held Ivy the best writers nu the sub j. et to he at least daimons. - From the nature of the article, so portable and an easily concealed, they could hardly be expected to he efficacious, and experience has abundantly thew inefficacy Notwithstanding the existence of these laws, the whole, or nearly the whole of the Kohl coin iti* this Itsugsloon, amounting, probably, to between 110 mid 30 millions, has entirely disappeared, and scarcely • rem slant now rem. ins of the sovereigns which were issued in the year 181/. 'l•he prohibition, indeed, adds something to the difficulty, and conarquently to the expense of exportation, and may. the. Aoe, be supposed to operate, in sums degree, as a to igisorage upon oar coma—but it is a seignurage per. petualli vary ine. according to the rester or lesser facilities for amoggliog which may at different moment■ exist, and adios Jour therefore au uncertain, and, iu point of fact, an instdrquate protection. menus also, by which this protection is afforded are Ligbly sihjectuniable, there being so possibility of diitin catishinc between Itiallion produced by the melting of foreign or of English coin. The sooty sorority is that of an oath; owl the Ines, therefore, has ito oilier operation than to utter a great. and, as experience prover, a successful temptation to peijury. Even opus our ancient Glistens of e•iaagr, ill whirl, the velar rf the metal its eau is blunt to that of the metal in bullion, and the whole expenseof the coinage falls upon the politic, it may he doubted whether the prohibition does out ine eeeee rather iliat ditnissists that expense; although f o r lat ter Was I sobahly one of the chief objects whicli,ffi law had to vice A. our runt sir lOW ..llhrr melted previou • •y to es• port:din.. or melted rat the comitry in which it is exported, hecalme it is not these known us entreat, w ben it retu►ns, it i• - surds in the ►tape of haiku', an I if 11, .Mint is open, and ilis prier such as to make it worth coining, It is carried to tot Mint and routed at the public expense Whereas, if our out were legally exportable, it would probably return into 'his cutiotry as COM, whenever the state orthe exchanges tendered it a more profitable remittance than 'bills or nor• allauslise. No country in Europe has matittaiheal an large a metallic currency as France, without any prohibition upon the melting, the export, or the sale of time cum. The Committer cannot conclude their Report without mare, ling lir the °pintos), a hiels have been expressed and very folly explained by ems of the witnesses, that the pre heat regulations of the Mint fur the coinage of silver moat of do timeless occasion a perpetual drain of gold (iron this 'vanity. and thereby oppose an inatirmountable obstacle to ii e resumption of 'lsmail e payments by the Bank at the :ancient stardard of value. These opinions have been directly and strongly controverted by other witriessea. The Com mittee more partierlarly refer to the evidence of Mr. Page and Fletcher on one side, and Mr. 3lnslitit on the other ; and to a lower received from the Master of his Maj. sty's Miot : but mach important information on this part of the subject may likewise be collected from the testimony of others, whose sentiments and authority upon such mat ters most be of great weight. The Committee being fully ...twill', that if the opinions of the two first witnesses he wilt founded, any attempt is remove the restriction upon the Bunk must prove ineffectual, unless the Mint re gulations fur the eoinage of silver were first altered, se eording in the principle upon which that opinion appears to be branded, have CIVCII this part of the subject full conside. ration ; and they think it their duty to state, that they see no ground !..) apprehend that tkareseut Mint regulations unreeling the silver coinage, so lung as such silver coin shall not be a legal louder beyond the amount of forty slid. ling., and the Mint shall not be open to the trunl the coiaage of that metal, will suppose any obsta &Ile. ressful exi eutiou of the plan, which t ventuldio recommend. The Muse will find in various parts of the Evidence, rind in the Appendix, a great mass of vititifiii!e information, illohtrating not only shone points whop the Committee Imre dwelt ow' in their Report, but also many other points of cousidriable importance, to which they did not think it necessary to advert. They have judged it best to con. fine thr marbles as much as possible to a practical view of the question ref. reed to them by the House, and to rest the pro posal which they have brought forward upon grounds which might reronimerid it sufficiently, if not equally, to persona widely differing in opinion upon many of the considerations Involved sue airy Aiscussiou upon so exteusive sod compli cated • subject. PMEIGN INTELLIGENCE.. r PARIS PAPERS. PARIS, MAT 7. A tumult took place on the 26th of last mouth at Cliaronsie, near Paris. in which great violence was acted t.r a clergyman, while engaged in perform ing the Burial Service. The clergyman was obliged to shut himself up in the vestry-room, and there to listen to the cries of his assailants. The shouts of a bus /a calotee ! a /a lantense! were uttered as during the worst days of the Revolution. Were it not for the presence of mind, and judious firmness of the Mayor's assistant, the rioters would have proceeded to every excess. It was not without con. riderlible difficulty that this worthy Magistrate suc ceeded in restraining acid dispersing them. An article from Vienna says, that the arrival of Lord Whitwo•th at Paris. has given occasion to touch speculation in the political circles of that city. It is pretended that his mission has some reference to the political relations that subsist be. tweet) France and the Ottoman Porte. On the 27th of April the very eminent house of vt Lubeck, and on the 28th. that of M. Print:, jun. at Hamburgh. failed. The laver for the sum of 337,109 macs banco. It was. mined chiefly by sense hazardous spetblations in coffee. A vessel besnug the flag of Hayti, has passed the Souvid. It is destined for Lubeck, and is freighted with wheat. The Grand Duke Michael of Russia is expected at Vienna about the beginning of May. Accounts r e ceived in that cite• from Rio Janeiro, mention that the Archduchess Leopuldine had advanced far in tier pregnancy, and that her confinement war ex peck(' to take place iii the month of March last. DUTCH MAIL. II AT S. Picone time ago it was reported that the Duke of Welling ton would hare a palace in this eity, and that he drsittned to purchase for this purpose the hotel of the Count Ontli nal do. Ic was also said, that the Duke would build a coun try seat on Isis estate at Waterloo. It appears, however, that neither of these reports is likely to he realized. ',%r learn from the Frond, frontiers, that several French mien, who had gone to the Champ d'Asyle, have lately ar rived at alarm-de•Crace As they went away volantai their return to France has excited no kind of alien'. The garrisons of Areas, Dunkirk, Bethune, and" Man liest:7, have turn lately reinforced by four legions from the interior, and three regiments of cavalry have also arrived is' the Northers' Departments to supply the place of those which base 'toothed to the Eastern Departments. Tier conspiracy against his Majesty the Emperor of Rus sia i• the conversation here at Brussels. The absence of Laborde, who has continued to evade pursuit, has left us in the dark with respett to many particulars of this important affair, foe this mao is coastlines' to be the contriver of tne whole pint, the possessor of the original proclamation, which was to have been addressed to the French nation, and to which were affixed the signatures of persons who have now remained unknown. Aiming the current reports, we have one which says that the `French Ambassador here will be succeeded in his post by h well known General. Tim duty proposed to be laid on coffee, excites great in. geese among the merchants. The first project laid before the Chamher, consisted only of seven articles. The various observations of the Central Section, on the mode of levy. ing the duty, and on its amount, have caused the project to be entirely altered, both with respect to coffee and sugar. To this new project, iii 45 articles, were added some ex planatory remarks. Thus new project, after a preliminary examination, gave occasion to fresh conferences with the Director General ; upon which a third project has been pre vented, with the change of some articles and the addition of o thers —This new project was discussed in the sitting of the Second Chamber of the States General on the fib May. The debate was very animated, and many distinguished members spoke at great length, but several others being still desirous of delivering their opinions, the Chamber adjourned to the evening of the Bth. THIS DAY. AT FOUR, THE LOTTERY DRAWS.— TWO PRIZES OF £ito,ooo MUST BE DRAWN IN THE FlltsT FIVE MINUTES!—FOUR PRIZES OF 1:20.o00—t3 CAPITALS--AND ONLY 10,u00 TICKS S. TUE B i'l'l S H PRE SS. LONDON, TUESDAY, MAY 11, 1619. The Second Report of tio• Secret Committee of the Lords on the, state of the Bank. with reference to the expediency of mooning cash payments, has heeii rioted. The subeta►ce. of this important document is given in another part of one Paper. The Lord: Committee appear to have gone over the same g•nundr, taken the sau►e views, and re commended the same plan, as that of the Com mons. The Appendix to the Report, which is very Itolulnifil;llt.. contains minutes of the evidence of the following witnesses, principally eminent hanker., examined before the Committee, viz.— ...... Meows. Dori 'leo, role, II ormaii, • tioldiotaild, Word, S. Thornton, Loyd, Alt wood, Mitsirt men, Gurney, Hommel, Baring, Smith, Gilchrist, Page, Tooke, Stuckey, Rieordo, 'Fletcher, MisAiett, Dr. Kelly, Guldsmid, Baiubridge, Saud, and The Report of the Committee df Supply, affirm ing the Army Estimates, was last night submitted to the House of Commons, and after some &set's sion • agreed to without a division. The Bill for extending the elective franchise hithertO enjoyed by the inhabitants of Barnstaple to the freeholders of the Op; g hundreds, gave rise to a smart debate, but the Bill was read a second time. The further consideration of the Poor Settlement Bill was moved by Mr. S. BOURNE—but to this Gene ral GASCOYNE proposed, as an amendment, that the Bill be recommitted. 'rise ainindinent was negatived; the numbers being, for the recom mittal, 62—against it, g3—majority, 30. While strasgers were excluded, we understood the Report was ordered to be taken iuto further consideration this day six months. The Bill is therefore lost. The ATTORNEY-GENERAL gave notice of a mo tion for Thursday next, for leave to bring in a Bill to prevent British subjects from eolisting in foreign service without license from his MAJESTY. Lord ALTHOEP also gave notice of a motion for leave to bring iu a Bill for the relief of Insolvent Debtors. Paris Papers of Friday last have arrived at our Office. The 5 per Cents. on Thursday were, 66f. 60 c. ; Bank Stock, 1,510 f. Garman Papers of rrceni dates arrived last uight. They contradict the report of au importunate re quest made by the citizens of Berlin to the King of PRUSSIA fur carrying into effect the promise of a new Constitution. Extracts from Dutch Papers of recent dates ore given in our preceding columns. E►ratum—ln the Report of the Bank Com mit►ee of the Ilou•e of Common*, published in our Paper of Thursday, where it speaks of the gold coinage of France, for 25,000,0001. sterl.ng. trod 5,000,0001. sterling. The amount of the Loan necessary, in cruise. quence of the repayments us the Bank, is an object of great speculation. A large one t. expected ; but should it be small, the Fonds will rise con siderably. So well assured are men in the Coy, that it will be made WI favourable terms for the lenders, the Ominous is already, by anticipation, selling at 1 percent. premium.—( Pow.) Advices from Gibraltar, dated the 19111 ult. wens. tic's', that on the 12th, the terms of a truce wid suspension of hostilities for two years, between the Portuguese and Tunisians, was signed there by their respective Commissioner., and that the two Tuni sian vessels of war which had been blockaded port of Gibraltar, were preparing to return to Tunis. Letters have been received from Vcra Cruz to the 15th. February. The reported Commissioner from the British Government, who, it was stated, sailed in the Npartan frig rte, for the express purpose of purchasing specie in South A nit:tied, had not arrived ; there was a very great quantity of silver at Vera Cruz. We have had no assemblages of the unemployed work-people since our las , . The judicious advice given them by the MAYOR has been token, mud the parishes are graining liberal relief to the cbailitaiits upon their funds. We do nut hear that any im provement has taken place in the state of trader and jt is not one Or sMe least ominous signs of the presto , times, that more money was expended Imt Wedmrsday,at the board-room of the Leeds Work house, in relieving the poor, than was peiliaEs eve; paid at that Board, in one day, in the memory of unin.—(Leeds Mercury.) • . . A „ Ifa ; .,s , lc 4ri f iti . 4 . ii ' - $ 4 l.)' D -ii .. 4. .-:-, - . , .:, .„) ' a —", ..1 ( 0.00. , - dos' 'W :r..) Tx ' BRIGHTON. M* 10. Tt gives us the most lively satisfaction to observe, that the PRINCE RIEGENTIS rapidly advaticilig to complete recovery. His Royal Highness has lake', carriage airings daily since this day se'imight, coin- Monty leaving the Palace shout three or half-past three o'clock in the afternoon, attended by Lord WILLIAM GoßooN, and returning at five, and sometimes half au hour later. H 1.4 Royal High. mess's airings have all been westward, sometime's:ln far as Storeham, the rides being varied by the Cliff route, and the roads more inland. Music ()bee more constituter a leading particular of the amusements at the Pavilion of lid tvematg— the band, for sonic nights past, have been iii at tendance until alter eleven o'clock. A selection from the sacred compositions of HANDEL, &c. gave heavenly harmony to the Palace last night. Divioe Seivice yesterday, in the presence of the PRINCE REGENT. %Rile, :didlhrholil, was per formed by the Bee. F. W. BLOMBERG. A slight lament.** is the only visibly remaining symptom • f indisposition at this tidie with the PRINCE REGENT. Wheat his Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT leaves this place for Carlton House, is at present unknown. The Pavilion improvement* are now in great forwardness, his Royal Highness the PuiNcE RE GENT'. presence in no wise suspends the progress of tin Nooks. The Libraries now are I•reparing for evening re. cre•+oions. Lou and will display their fascia ha l ion* inwards the end lit' the present month. The theatre is undergoing imitable repairs end embel 11,1144k:4n:4, preparatory to il4 o wniug in July. under the able management of Mr. LlituNToN, jun. evening the Duke and Duchess , of Or.ou. cis . cLa 11.ul a sunneroug party. Princesses Auut:wea sad SOPHIA ride out daily when the weather permits at NA'indsur. The former in general to Frogniore. Saturday Sir BRENT SPENCER, one of the King's Equerries, arrived at %Viiidsor Castle, to take his waiting on his NlaaysTY. The Sunday evening promenade in Windsor Park, in the Long commenci d for the sea son on Sunday evening, which was Ve(y uumlronaly attended by all ranks. The hand of the Royal Dorsi- Guards attesided upon the occasion. It is reported in the fashionable circles, that the Earl of ST. GERMAINS will soon lead to the hy meneal altar the charming Miss HARRIET CARF.W. Count and Countess ST. ANTONIO love an ele. gout entertainment sot Sunday, at their residence in flannver-equate, to the Duke and Duchess of Wr.t.ioutuToti, Count linAl Countess LteVEN. Sir litmcgT and Lady M ACTA ILAN E, Hots. NI r. slid Mrs. Wet.LE:st.wr l'or.a, and several other distin guished iwrianiages. Its the evening her Ladyship give her second grand concert. The fine niagni ficeot dr.wing-rooms were thrown open; they were most brilliantly illuniinated. The concert com menced about tell o'clork its the grand drawini.. room; it was attended by neatly 300 persons o f the first disiinciio , . mid fashion ; L o os were:— Duke Sala Carlo., and moot of the Fdreian Aruhaosadurs and their Lashes, ;dots the Pelrril3ll Ambassador; Mitts of Wrlnactott and Ai It; Duche‘ses of Lyra., Argyll, linglno, a n d use!, I. Marquises fluently and Tavistark ; Marchiouesses of t‘shohury, l'avistork, and Unfitly ; Earl sod Countess C o wper, Earl and of lord sad Lilly C a stlereagh, Conway' Grey, and the Lodi. o (:.e). Countess of Sefton, and the Ladies Molynrus, Earl suit Countessof limerick, Earl and C,. as of Clunme'. Lnrd mot Lady Amherst, Lord and Lady Granville, I.ard and Lally IVI/1. Russell, Lady Naninl ion, Lord Gleitliervie, Ea r l o f Westmorland, Earl Stair, Lady thistle, Ludy H Bruolessell, Lady Rowley, Lord Molytieux. Count Caratinta, Countess Clare, Lady Henley, Lady Lemma, anti Lady Cireville. Lord arid Lady STEWART arrisen .5! Stockton on Thursday alteinoloi. and were received with every demonstration of joy alai rirsiirct. hors e , were taken from their rill nage. and they %%ere drawn lido t h e t own by the populace anvil the loudest cheers, ringing of bells, tit,og of cam on, Alter re. fusion% a short Ilwr, t h e Willie hoer o rnc•eilril to Wl'ysiyaril, the scat of the late Sur 11. V. l' E mp a rr. Lady STEWART . % father, lica.g.conducted out of the town of Stockton In the !flikite Milliner as they ei.tered it. The tragedy or The Carib Chit", which is to he produced nu Thursday 'light, at Unary-lane Theatre, 6a. excited gre4ter expectation among► the tltr•ttrical coniinismuis than any play which has Ilp• prated since the days of Pizarro. The truth is, it powerful eonilintatinti of originality, with ge nuine nature. i% a rare iinitations 4.1 old authors on the one hand, and monstrous attempts at novelty on the other. WEBB, the celebrated Irish nii ;t er, had ill corr. plete lionyvr at the 1-I..yniarket 1.444 t night. lis addition to ins told-established favourifrs, •• Paddy Carey," &e. lie gave ►everal new (me i i n 64 wyi e which drew loath the utmost applause. particularly " .It. Patrick true u Genikrnon." O'Bra dy's Inortsiory," and " The ipperury Adonis," raid to be VilitiCil exprtbrly fur him by hlr. O'AIEALt.t. Mr*. Colour! Nawres, of Soldhover, on lust Monday night experienced air accirieni, which to a 1,:oly of Its, rierve and wriggler of timid, might produced very serious, if nut real cutterquences. As ehe was readliog, and perhaps with wore than ordinary attention to the euhject before her, the flame of the cAidle caught lorr tuushis neck dress, and In an instant set the whole of it In a blaze; she lose from her chair, ran to the bell, and rang it with a degree of force that broke its rusk., and quickly alarmed her strvirits, one of whom was soon in the p.gliour, and though greatly eliocktil at his nileirres's sit natio°, he loot 110 lime in stifling the flditic, the thi't L.'s of which, fools% its activity, might live been ilseadrisl, liostl out Mir. N, by a revr,litte use (Asher lanais, in a milliner EOUnteractril thew; as it was, she was very painfully, Ina, we wider stem!, nut dongerotiely boost ; and the poor of Southorer will rijoiett its hear that Mrs. N rwrow (who is looks' to Sir FDWARD IiNAT(HOUI.I.) is In a fair way of a Pperiky reCuVer).—( Lewes Payer.' LAN INTF.LLICENCE. Mt CHANCELLOR'S COURT. WenwiNrrtst, AleriDAy, MAT 11. Hi► Honour the Vtcy-Cicstimet.r.ou, was ()Cello pi e d th e whole of the day in hearing liaokrupt Petitions, of 161) interest except to the purges Con cerned. COURT OF ►ING'S BENCH, Wesistaxwria, MONDAY, NIAY 10. CONSPIRACY. TUE KING V. KINNIER and oingits. The Defendants iu this case were, in pursuance of the order made on Thursday last, brought up for judgment. Mr. Justice BAYLEY (lid not ewer 'lir Cou►t toll near one o'clock, and the CHIEF JUSTICE thinking it was then too late to proceed with the case, the Defendants were remanded till Friday lIC Xt. S , ..ARLETT stated, that he had three addi tional affidavits to file un behalf of Woolf. The Defendant had not solicited any persona to make these affidavit, which were purely voluntary. The COMMON SERJEANT stated, that he meant to file two new affidavits on behalf of Levi. THE KING V. FIRTH and OTHERS. The liefendsrits its this cast* had been convicted of a conspiracy to sue out a fraudulent commission of bankruptcy. against a person of the name of Smith. at the London Sittings after last Term, and were this day brought up for judgment. Tile Cocor deferred pronouncing judgment until Monday next. At two o'clock the CHIEF JUSTICE proceeded to Guildhalls where several undefended causes were disposed of. POLICE. lIATTO!4-GARDEM. EFFECTS OF GAMING. Yesterdays yonni man, the son of a celebrated vocalist, was charged at this office with committing a robbery under the circumstances sehjoinett. The P. imolai. is a young man, about 21 years of age, fa shionably dressed, of peroossessiag manners, and accomplish ed addrems he in a gambler, and on Saturday lie had a run of ill lock, and 1.. t his last shilling. In the dusk of the evening he wandered about ruminating upon his situation, and went up to a stall of books, which Stood before the door of Mr J. lVdton, bookseller, Bedford-street, Bedford-row, and hsviog examined several books, be concealed as edi tion of " Marsilen's Mimsion to Africa" under his coat. Mr. tVilton, having lost a book on the same morning from his son, soil a nutritive during the week, Mrs. W. was upon the watch, and saw the thief commit the robbery, she Se— cured him, and sent for Reed, the Officer, who look him to the watelehouse. The Magistrate remanded the Prisoner, the Prosecutor having learned that the Pi isoner's relatives were highly re. spectablr, seemed disinclined to prosecute. The Magistrate maid he would seed him to prison for a time, and he hoped it might ha of benefit to him. The Prisoner supplicated in the most affecting manner fur forgiveness. DARING WIG HWAY ROBBERY. On Sunday nizht, as Mr. Edward Jones, gliss-mannfacs; Nisi., 227, Strand, was Walking along Heauchartip-streetY Brooks'. market, between ten and eleven o'clock, he we scanned by a swell-dressed 'mune min, who in must respect. fill terms asked him the time of night • Mr. Jones took out his watch, and as lie returned it to his foli-pecket, the young man stizid it, the chain hinke, and lie decamped with the ! watch and part of the gold chain, leaving the remainder and several grabs in Mr. Junees hand; Mr. Jones called "Stop thief!" and pursued him, mid with the assistance of a gentle man ullO Wit lirStfli the irmisaction, secured the rubber will the property, who fell dawn as he was running. He i. 14 1154114;:ilt to Hatton rwilen I'o:ice-Office yesterday. Ile said • bllniale was Irflitiss Brown. He was fully committi d tor trial.' "Y r eetereloy evenine• the annual bull for the benefit of Met. IttortnAN'A Female School of Industry, in Charlotte—or ct, Blouniethetry, look place at the Furt , ilr4 , ().S' Tavern, Great Queteu-►treet, Lute colee'u.l,eie.firlel4. Mr. 1 /outsicK IinoWNE paired off in favour of f. , .rd A. 11.411111,ToN's rcLitive to Scots Burghs, with ti:r CHARLES GaiLVILLE. M. SHAW LFFEVIIE paired off with Mr. LIT TLETON, of Staffordshire, against the Irish Window Tax, mid with Mr. DATIEs Citt:BERT, in support o h bud A. lIAIII LTON'S motion. Mr. R. LA TOUCHE, Mr. JOHN LA TOUCHI, and the Kivicu - r of KERRY, paired off in favour of Lord A. Ilsmit.ToN's motion on Friday last. In the Gazrise of Saturday there are notices of the ili•soln.itni intrhiliship between LIAR/. DAVIS. Eui. M.l'. and the Meitit is of the Banking and with which he was connected at The Intim% iiitr highly complimentary note and donatn. ,, hare lately been teceived by Miss IU siLY ANY 'l'O(K Ea, of Plymouth : ft Mr. Henry Cross, Treasurer of the Devon County Club, Las the pleasure of 'Minuets g Tacker, that a resolution paseeel at their last Meetittl, that Twenty Guineas should be transmitted to her, es a token of tratitade fur her spirited defence iu tie cause of e Ist' liberty." _ _ ;. CARROLL hill the honour of informing the Public, that as the State I.wtery will not commence drawing until FOUR ti Clock TIM OAT, when Tao Prizes of 10.0001. must lie drawn in the First Five Minutes, there is just Mite to Moan' the FOUR Prizes of 20.000/. which the ll,itery emosins, at his Fortuna!, Others, NU. 19, Corithill, and Ni.. 26, Oxford street, w here a larger amount of Capitals Wll.ll snld, in the last Low ry, than at any otter (Ace in the kingdom, tocluding Nu. 706, a Prize of 20,000 Guineas! A CavrtoN.—The Public have long been im lunar(' 'won, by the article of SOilli beim; manufac tured of inferior materiels, to cover the deception of being sold upon cheap term.; but the following simple experi ment will detect the tmpuiihun, and prove that genuine soap:iron' its superior quality suit sirengib in washing, is the thespeet.—EXPFRINISNV Take half au ounce of soap, cut it small, mid melt it ito half a pint of br•iliug soft water; pest it ite a pail, and, with a flat piece of weed, grotty stir up the liquor to rake a lathers then add half poll measures of boiling water, and kr. p stirring each quan tity as it is added, mull the mixture ceases to raise a strong frothy lather. Re potimitar in setting down the number of halt:pints of water iiscil, before the froth begin. to situp pear, for then the soap has taker, as much water as its so rco ; :th will Is, cc; and by thus comparing soap. of different snavittfeecturir , , that which will take the greatest quantity of wrier is the must ramous.—TO TRY Teti QUALITY of SOAP: Tuke too utior., of any soap, rut it small, sad put it into a 011 it tall or boiling water, sad stir it WI 11w semi is dm-okra ; then rover it up, and set it a Wilt. distance from Me Sire fur twelve hours; then take it away, and let it cool mid settle ; turn it unt on a plate, and all the impulilies of' she soap will be fenod at the bottom' good cusp should have no sediment 'II: ELAND. :a•Oir -40 a. Air tir 1,J+13 I IN, )14V G. . The Earl of Bel wiellar . 4: Wits) .chippisuo e 11,,e Representative Beers of Ireland, itobtie.disu of t h e late Earl of Glengall. -'"'• L.. On Saturday last their E •iea the Lo ath Lieutenant 3,4 Countess 'At Trained at dinner the Thlique. sod Margittnt ursouslOtu.. Colonel and Mrs. Master, the Hurt, Le t .,e, Colonel and Mro..Cornwall, &c. Titesday their Earellei,cira thP L.ord Lientetittol and Connie'. Talbot had a select ai.e: party at the Castle. The commo , y cosisi 0 14:1 The Marquis and Marchiunta• Ihnenchirr, Ik e Lord Chancellor anti 1.3.iy Malllm; Mr. slid lady A uee Gregory, the Bush up ~f Elphin arrr i klrg. I,e Poer Tooth, Mr and Lady Elizabeth Kau . ..00'1,7-44y Voir.% t h e ft ' _ chop of Osatify, the Holt. Wed Pike:lbw, Sle• Juhuaud Lady Burke. Two regiment* of G 'resit Legion ore now nearly ready to hey are to %ail completely etpuppel in. , rn that 011 tiding they will lie truly to tike t . field and act on the Moment, 11 1-m1;1111(1ton with therein! min t y, wider the immediate command of the Supreme Chief, Bolivar, who, in Vetch, obtained a .ititol victory over the Spanish General, Nlorillo.—(beb. /in Ere/ring Post.) OOURT OF KING'S SATURCAT, M4N 1. CRIM. CON. IPHART.E9 LIONEL FITZCIERALD N. KRIM. Mr. V •NDF:LF:G►t moved to have the verdict in this case set aside. It aas an action for Crion. Cs.n. which was tried at the Isst koizes of Bslin:rota.. and a verdict had for the Plaintiff 1,.500/. damage.. The groutxls of Mr. Vandeleur. 'notion were, that the damages were excesi4ve, arid that the verdict was contrary to law and evidence; and against, the charge of the Learned Judge alto presided. Conditional Rule granted. NAVAL INTELIJGENCE. POIIIIIIIOOTR, MY 9. A small sloop, laden with atone and rhiy, frurn Itly , uonth for the northward, is lyitix her beam ends hi the harbour, bat is expected to righteu next tide. PLYKOtTif. MAY 8. l'assed up Channel the Madeira paeirt, nut 56 days Crum Mr Beira for London. Call. d uff this port the J iva, South. for pruvisions : out six mouths from Batavia, bound to I.unilou. Sailed the A Ibiou, fur Portsmouth. FALMOUTII, NAVY.. Sailed the Duke of Kent packet (4.1;, with a mail 1;.1. Lisbon ; and the Lady Wellington packet, with ititto, Gibraltar, Malta, and Corfu DEAL, NIAI' 9. Came down from the River last evening and w.trd, tip! Upton Castle, Howell, fir Bombay ; Tartar, R01..5.i, for Miratnicht ; and Mary, Smith, fur Qintiec. Arrived thi3 morning and sailed for the River, the P!rtnn, Morris, from Montserrat; Mary Ann, Warrinviin, fro;•, Bengal; and Europe, Ashton, front Machos. The latter i. now (five p.m.) passing thiough. IfAILWIGII, MAY 9. Arrived the Erlipce packet, with n nutl, 6:c loon Hol land and the Auckland packet, with .!:tto, from Cs,:!ia*er. Livanroot. 73 1Y 6. ttifThe Naomi, from Milltown In Livrri I, with "-Bret., undered off Dingle Bay, 30th ult. and the (TM peliot , tl. slitCßNtSs, 711 AV ci. Sailed the Grenada, Donald, for New South Wales, watt, convicts. _ _— NINSALT, MAY Ar:krd hst night the ship Cenrg. , , aw l frr London frum St. ViliCeSIC", n all lois of some suits and leaky in her tir per k 9 mod "leas. CORN EXCHANGE. MAT 10. Onr arrivals this morning were very small, linv;ne re. erited only shut 4,0n0 varlets each of Barley and to and from 7,000 to ti 000 quarters Lads of Oats and WIMP ; notwithstanding which the sales, in Crllle.i I. owing to the title stair of the weather, were very homey. The f ew wa i ts tandem Wheat and Oats tv, re at last Monday** p. ; except where they weir furred they were a tilde lower Batley and Beans had a very dull sale. Is whom Mods of Grata there is uu alleratiou• SMITHFIELD MARKET, MAY 10. This day's market sae not fully supplied wiiii beasts, and the sliew of cattle, in other respects, w:. out considerable. Mutton and Polk were cheaper; 12‘i , and Veal, support last prices; and the trade, in c0u5.1.41, . but middling. The sales in the Hapourbst *tie soine.h.a lively : Hay has gut up in price; Straw &11.1 Clover h.,' dropped io price. Subjoined i. a correct stah. 'bent of prices and numbers: — To sink the offal per stone of 81b. 8eef....4a. Oil. to Ss. bd. I Head of Cattle Ws dip:— M u ..4.. Od .to Ss. 2.1 tileasts 1454 L a mb ...84. OA. to 83. OA. Veal.... 41 10.1. to 6a. Oil Pork... 43. B.L to 81. 4J. SlrrepanJ Calves Pi4s .......... ..t441 HAY—MARK ET. H a y,... ss. Oil. to Al. US:. 61, Straw Closer 5l. 15s. 6J. to 71. f , 4. o 4 COAL. MARKET, Al AV 10 . Ships at Market. Slip• %Wit. Price. 14 Newcastle T Randerlearl 1 Cinders 1 .... les. lid. to —,. Ud . I Connell Cool PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAI. 3 per Ct. tied... 7I 18. L. Ann 16 I 3 per Ct.Cono.7 - 2i Indio 80nd..... 18 pr. 714 - Ex. Bills, 2 8 7 pi. 31 per Cent. BO I Ditto Coin 14 di.. 4 per Cents 9O I Cons. for Acc...7.21 7 1 : 5 per Ct. N. Au. 1047,- ; •4I 7 4,14 BIRTH. Oa Saturday la'u, the Right Han. the Lady Lutika Lanibion, the Lady u(J. G. Ltinbtott, LIN . of a daughtvr. OF.ATILS. On Wednesday mornitm, at Lhomai lin Crodt^, boot/toe , mar Dublin, at n very advanced age Eo. an mime Member of the forpouition of: that ell). Near Bombay, on the 21st November, Lieutenant lhon.t• Arrow, of his Majesty's 67th regiment, in the 24th year his age. He fell ill whets erossine the Peninsula of 10.! with hie mimeo, in March, lttlß, and after chogetv-: through the whole rainy remote to the Cid, fitistl , eu:_e tinder its effects. HIGH WATER THIS DAY Al' I.OICDoN BRIM Murtvim C nner 3. I Fretiiiig 23 Ater a. LONDON : Printed and Pnlolitl.cd at :1,, Otr” c . 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