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et 1O revenue mounts to 4$ u Prussian crowns. and the expeorhiore to 41 million► and a half. The ceremony of crowning the new King of Sweden, CHAILLEs Joitu, which watip have taken place in the coaiiii of the month of April, has been deferred, on account of the peat quantity of snob that has unexpectedly fallen in that kingdom, which impedes the marching of the troops flint hail received orders to proceed to Stoekhohh, to be pre. sent at the ceremony. A Journal, written id Modern Greek, io Ims* printing at Presburg, in Henpiy. A Paris P.•iser mentions a very curious discovery wit& by M. 111•OuValgAIII, a chemist and geode. Ekaid si of Elt d s. s, He popsies, by ceriem mean., . r bills, bonds, and other effects in pope, in such a manner thatit may be~isCetKritsedin all cats, *here it shall be judged . , whither the bearer he the legitithate loos ' bearer. There is something startliiig.in this prop. argots of the chemist of Dijon. The Commis. sinners appointed by the Prefect to examine the matter, have . niade their report, , 4 that the process is perfectly sae, onseeeptible or 4 great number of combinations—that it takes up but little room on the Inipestitlit the tisiot it is easy and free of all cost, sod that it willbsfimpossible to counterfeit it." JOSS Caillt., EN. citizen and embroiderer. and Jams 111111.XLow, Rs+ (vixen end barber. have severally psi their fines of 400/. end - 20 marks into the ChOsher of Loudon, to be exempt from their ribmination for Sheriff. MAIUIAce ACT.—Aminglit the regniatiniis which the new Bid unity introduce, an inquiry may ls.come pretriaborly necessary, that marriages by banns slicillii not he allowed without the b lest:prim lii. it certifibbl that the parties have resided in the parish the netewoory time. In the parislsof Scul. coale;. ,sear Hurl, massy abuses of this Vissil have t. ..:i i.• radece(l. which, it is said, has created great In.-les.s %trio eiftl-rrret Novi/hips, anti gre:it ii iseasi. ex-. ;.. many parents, whilse children, under iig_e, lib,: ....111‘..1.1 any CfillSeld, hate run nosy there to he m:.., vial. The pari.h, we understand, 14 very Iw.. pillow.., and the clerdyntro null not he to Mame y lon the I.3*!shop of the Diocese shoc.itt inquire tutu it. A tit.ofelt ;:resttemnn. who came to town the mike rut the purpose of rrerititoz Isis ulnae of 30,11001. Prim wrist into niftier, at Cornisill; but KW ' llll so many (leaks, au massy straugraa, and sorb a quantity of Itt , uk Notes. r litsn was t hin paying 10.1Tle pas t• Isis 40 Camtatri he imagined he had got into th. bank by au.takr; bat his s true was 'non rettiliest try Mr. S. • Isu pu:inty bt lto 1 him to anit a (ca minntea, a n d he north.' goy him a lirr , it " Corte truth :" exclionted the (. akJuasso, " I was a S1••••1 to mak' air a blauster. I kers wart smooch rt. yr'. 15.5 , itiety Fund here."—n No, Sir," ' , loins Ito Arliaht. , to vu. • e . . „ -1..',- , Ki r t r tom. est C. & - i , 5 . .40-",tiV b ' tl i t'Zri l- 15 - 1 0 Ms QUEEN. The different trourbes of tie Boys' Famly, and a crowded asseneblage of the Nubility and others. thronged the Qaersea Palace yesterday, to make their dutiful iniquities after the date of the Queue. The suurt.yard Nod tlw front of the Palace M 11131116 closed. sod the Hoye' Fatuity only pass iu cud out by the side entrance. About twelve o'clock the fol lowing Bulletin wus issued " Quarter fidlece, Yfety 24, Ekren, e. at. ".11sa Oyer, was 'veto r• wail yesterday retailer: w ro., 3111 . nteosted ka y tbees as the savenr i sight.iost;belber Majesty has " FRANCIS MILMAN. " HENRY HALFORD." to the above, se have the pleasure to say, her MAJFATT get up iu the alteruoon, and found herself wadi refreshed afterward*. Yesterday being the Princess ELIZABETH of TER.* I Homsouao's birth-day, most of the Nubility and persons of distinction left their nan►es of con grstulatiun on the to casion. Der Royal High. heft received Very few personal coogratulations tempt front the hoyal Family, in consequence of continued and lamented indisposition of her Mother. Prince LEL/pOLD came to town from Claremout upon the occasion, to pay Ins con gratulations, acid make his dutiful inquiries after the QUEEN. lu coosequence oldie Mom of the Qvaeii, she was not able to give an 'Meat; ent in ho►our of her beloved daugliteeslsirth-day, which has been her tIAJESTY'S yearly custom. The Patina Re tiENt Illthot affectionately towards his Royal sister gave an entertainment at Carlion-lonezw, to cele brat. the iambi, day of the Princess, who, with the Prince of flysit: flounoutic, the Doke and Ditches. of Yoa►, the Duke and Duchess of GLOUCESTER. and a numerous party, dined with his Royal Highness at Carlton-house. Afterwards! her Royal Ilhghisess had a numerous dress party upon the occasion. Priors LEOPOLD called at Carlton Flow, to pay his dutiful raapect* to the PRINCE REGENT, and visited the Duke mod Duchess of GLOUCESTER, the Duke and Duchess of You, &c. lii the evening Isis Royal Highness returned to Claremont. FASIIIONABLI ARRIVALS end DEPARTURES. ARRIVALS. Getter& Damian,"ll 4 at his bombe is Beault-street, fns his oral, Pull Court, Gloactistershirts. Cohan! Thoatar, at graitutes Hotel, St. !azureLatreel t Goat his scat iu Susses; 11r. Nonni', at ditto, from Harts. Lord O'Britas, at Slakes Hotel, Jerntyu-street, (too a tear. Lady Julio Campbell, at the Waterloo Hotel, Jemaym street, front Paris; Mrs. Nagle awl family, at ditto, from their seat is Oxfordshire. Marquis of Lothian, at Nerinis Hotel, Clifford.street,frani ftelload. DEPARTIIt ES. Mr. Wasik, from Braisat'a Hotel, far Paris. From the British Holt* JersoyaMtrect 5.-7Mer..looto or s tour, and Captain O'Kelly, for the Isle of Wight. Sir Wißismi Cox, Bart fur his ant is !reload. (*apish, firynsuar, far hisses/ in Haute. Mr. sad Mrs. Maths's, BM their seat, COlll4lll Home, Wills. A. Merry, Esq. from Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley-square, for his stat, Herring Fleet Hall, Sa Oak. The Duchess of GLOUCESIrEIt has kolUrd cards of invitation for a grand sastutbly ell the 29th Mo. at (Amu:ewer Ertl WIIITWOATH and the Duchess of Dunmire Rave. a grand entertainment on Thun'iday, at their eesidetier Grosvettur-squsre, _ . _ . . _ _ Priam and Priacen Schaumburg Lipid, Count sad Coos tem Monster, Saran Humboldt, the Danish Anihap•ador, sod Madame de Bourke, Marquis and Marehiourbs of Winches ter, Earl marl Countess Venda's, Lady St. Helens, Lord Ri vers, Sir .1. S. Warm. and W. J. Gregory. Yesterday they gave another elegant entertainment tom large part♦ of distinction, among whom were— The Rod and ioteriteas of Meath, Lone Loaeford, Lord Josslyn, Sir Charles Samoa. Bari. Sir N. C. Coltberal, Sir George Filegerald, and Lady Hill, Sir L. Cole, Colonel and Mrs. Bream, Colima Study, Right Hos. Denis Browse, Mr. Talbot, M.P. Mr. Sian, Countess GREY has issued cards of invitation for a splendid rout on Tuesday next, at her resideace in Portman-square. Countess CRARLIVILLIL entertained • select circle of fashionakles yesterday evening, at her hooie -Piccadilly. The Dowage► Countess of CLERMONT had a select circle of fashionahles yesterday everting, at her house in Berkeley-aqiiiire. The Earl of bla otaseusv bet a select dinner pang yesterday, at lus house in Hill.stteeti Berke ley-►quare. Tie Earl or HARROWST give, • grand elder tainmeut this day to a party of distinguished per. amazes, at his house in Grosvenor-square. Lord and Lady Crave entertain a large party of I fiotitigui.hed personages this day, at their house in Graftuu-street, Botitl-sireet. Mr. Liot• yesterday entertained Sir Wrrxtri a►id Lady filsatrici W T : t x, an d a p art y of distinct cm, at his house in Upper Brook-street. Mrs. A. ISAILLIE ;fovea concert yesterday even is,g, at her house iu Ilarley-streer, which was at tended by u very brilliant assemblage of distinguish ed fashionables. The rage for v . r•gitiag Nlerlit:ws's At Home commute at the Etig,lta.!, (Opts-homer ; all the tfirras.imaxes are taken for a fartiogiat lo come, and ota ercoutat At the spiarroachilag , eastanaeurentent or lia• Passliela °per.), the smuttier of lite lodiate are lint trrl. ..... A mrhgteholy fair has la•fillvo the Alsquis DE I i.NAC, alto was fottiol drowned :I kw days usa, io the arts, id the bridge of St. Cloud. r.uttigr orraii .... 141 by su roomed., preirniory lss. sloth he siistaiiitd from the !adore of a ('am s ' I) E S----, R Prefrct .f utiorriatent, who had "'regalia a bookrupt fur two or (lore soilltoos of money. This double ustostrophe has produced IL Name a strong srosatioil of surf ..... . alb Yeslerday below the first (lay or Trinity Term, all the dudes, except Mr. Baron GRAHAM. ithn was prevented by indisposition, waited on the Loan CSANCRI.I.OR, at lois house in Bedford-square, and emote down no procession to Westminster Hall, at half-past twelve o'clock. COURT OF CHANCF.RY, Wiervisms, I:situ, MAY SC This being the first day of Term, the LORD CHANCELLOR. accompanied by their Honours the MAsTmi of the Itui.T.o and the VICE-CR •NCF.I.- Loa, iii their state robes, took his seat ea the Beech ut one o'clock. The Lout? CHANCELLOR-" I am sorry to in form you, Gentlemen of the Bar, that it is mot is my power to sit here to-d#, as I am untzpecteilly obliged to attend elsewhere. I have, however. the pleasure or informing you, that is Houuur the Vice-Chanctllor has been kind enough to say that he will hear motions for me." Hia Loriihhip then left the Court, utteudid by his Houou► the MASTER of the Rotas. Befirre his Honour the VICE-COANERLLOR. HIS GRACIE TUE. DUKE OF NORFOLK V. UNWIN. Sir A. 1 3 1000TT Plate& that this was the lion of the Nnlile Plaintiff, that the Defendant might be ordered to riy into Court the sum of 4971. What made this application necrsary was. that the De fendant had obtained an order to pay it into Court, but be hail never acted on it, and the minutes of the order had never liven drawn up. lii Honour the VICE-CRANCELEOIt—" Take the order, Sir Arthur, t is a wetter of course." . , Motion grouted. ' The reinuimier of the motion• were of no iuterest, except to the 'Artie. cuoceriard. COURT OF RING'S BENCH, Trtermorres, FRIDAY, MAY 42. Trinity Term commenced this day. The Judges took their seats at half:past twelve o'clock. The Report of the state of the Pri%Liners in the Penitentiary at Mil'hank, and on board the darn. cot Hulks, was laid before the Court by the proper officers. LIBEL. CRIMINAL INFORMATION. Mr. tOPPING moved for • aulk to shearing, why a criminal information &Wild not he IH•si against the Proprietor and Pubhiber of The Stain. AM Paper, for • libel on ohe Marquis of Exeter. The Learned Counsel stated. tbilibe libel in goes tion was contained in • letter which appeared in The Stuesitwd Paper, o• the 19th of March last. It commenced with souse observations on the edw cation of the Noble Ailorquis—it then went on to accuse him with riding about the streets of Stems ford, and nodding in au indecorous manner to the daughters and female relatives of the itilishitants--and filially charged bins with im moral conduct, in the lobbies of the Stam ford theatre. These charges the Noble Marquis was unconscious of having deserved—he rebutted them by his affidavit—and, feeling himself aggriev ed, he applied to the Court for redress. Lord ELLENBOROUGH observed. that these were but slender grounds fur this application—but, he conceived, they were sufficient to call on the De fendants to answer the charge made spinet them, by their affidavits—which most have the effect of rendering their conduct more or less penal. Rule granted. Bath, we understand, is ■II commotion: the time draws near for the publication of the new Satirical Novel called by its name. Scarcely a Fashionable vi.itriut of that celebrated City hut who figures in it; the heroes of the story, however, area Northern Dubs and a Military Marquis. THE Aught Litt.t„ which has excited so much discussion, vests no new power in the Crown; it amply deities a very old awl salatary Preettrative, which has ciliated many Cenierier. If Goverment!". bad U.S the means promptly to check the influx of Ford/pars, they might be induced to crowd into this Cunals% awl swassepolise the Husn•ra and Save• Cinema Whet de BSRTI. DAY, when the Lottery betas, •d Ike GM W Prises Nowt be all Capitals, besides the 411411001. spou. or AWOL tun the Sixth Prise above 1,0001. Marshal Duke of atomic has been for I•lirte days attacked with • rheumatic gout. at his conutry seat. at Counburet. Dr. DUFOUIt has bets' culled to attend oil hint. ' Yesterday morning • you•g woman, Permit to Mr. Cane, No. 1. Bernard—strret, Brunswick• square. fell from it three iniir of stairs window, which she was clr g outside, said her head was dashed i n pieces. She had been twinned sif her desiger by fellow-seresid, cleating; the inside, •t the moment of the accident. COURSE Or liE l Filmy, Mint ft. Genoa 471 Venire Ital. Liv 45 Malta 5l Antaterdarn ....39 1013.2 V. D 0,16 ut Sigtit...36 4 Amsterdam.... 11 0 C.F. . Ditto at Rigbi.. 11 :1 Naples Rotterdam .... 11 7 QC. Palermo 1301. per oi. Antwerp es.m6. 11 9 Lisboa... Ilatubliqh 33 111)C. Oporto • 5041 Altuu4... l'aris3JSy'sdate 24 0 Dublin ll per st. Ditto &milking,' du 24 20 A ziouf the Bank un Honkie/ Frankfort nn tie 2 per Cent Allaine l4l/ ea ton . sterttive. Madrid, effeet Cadiz, effeet 39 Coos, per uz....9 0 d Bilbea, effort 391 Gold is Bm , s 0 0 0 Barcelona ...... 391 New Doubloons —0 0 0 'Civilly 19 New Dollars 0 5 6 tlibraltar........ irc Silver to Bars 0 5 51 Laesbursr ...... 51) , Nam Looi., estis. ,0 9 0 • ••• 401 0 4 Jr. II POLICE, bUw - tit I • I Tesler(la,. Francis Conir was 1111 i,•, 4 1 ,3 sonterereut an fltnUtilletitlU beinre R. Bs R It. Fir, sinritril with rubbing Me. tailor NIA diativi, of rilb Mall, of Bank antes to the amount of 341. It appeared that the Prawn, was porter to tlie UM% (In Thinliady Nemo:chi lie wet sent by irisiii.oter well the Bank aisles, to later lip a hin of drat lahl Mrs at the Pool; of Air Rintsaril Owe (its and Co. Ka heing discovered that the Priftosser huh not tAlteei up the Bill, it was arteertaitall that be had chanted a Wt. note at Mr. Milliner, a baker, klionisie the Prisoner to be its the esupluy of Mr. Scutt, did nut besi • tate iu changing the note. lamination was !nem at the Mike of the nil& ri, mid Adkiaa iii °Geer traced wit 11w Prisoner to hair a to Ins sister's in Oxford, and en ararrhisig him, part of the stolen properly w.is found sod on his Ireirie limner! to the oilier Oil Thursday, he was made to Inta oft the u.w ChitheS which he had purchased with of aotett He was committed fur tri.al John Miroa was rhirged with stealing nt. 5.. Ilse pro. petty of Mr. Griffiths se( Delesslamstmess, V111Ce111.1.1111411., Wtmesinster, it 11.116111. Cllllllll the Prisoner was. It appeared that, on Thursday night, ri soldier of the name of Willians Walden, went into the Bed 1.116111.- 111111111, in Theodora, and, in payment fur wirier liquor, stave a Bark mute. which being wily 'lightly noticed, it Will C.lllolje dried to be • If 11111 r, mud the change war gives. recto+ Singly. The soldier returned So Ilse house 641011 after, 141/4 'Plitt it was a ft note, and 4111 hemsarvlred how be 1141.4111 C powirived ,if it, lie reolied, hr gni It from Il.e Primmer Milton, mad oriiiiiieed klan, when from his sha!,hy appear ance mud tither sin-vicious rireutustiotre,, Hennett, the lauellord, who lately hifkly to his credit. cie.iii ) Knishes' hinoielf in tae &truism' anal a oiirrheilornii of leaders, detained bins in custody, suspecting flit note tin he a forgery; but on his Irving In-ought to the office eeste-relay rooming, and sending the saute to the Bank, it pro.cel to he a gond one. Mr. iltstsi iv, the Nlagistratr,tlseil esnmincel Ilse mimes and endotaemeials *lnch were found noon at, slid among them were Diuminund,, the Hankins, and on seneiiii,l to that Bank it Slimed out to be part of slit ;11111111111 I.f a draft which the. Prisoner had received nu Thitis.loy mnrniug fur his master, Me. George Griffiths —He wile committed for trial. Genrem Totem was charged with lilting coarerat it wiih se veral others in committing divers roldwi Its no the Snood. John Davis, • patrol, 101pm:in so the Mike, shard, that on Thursday mooning be saw the Priseener in cuiupnuy with two oilier well known characters, Lnaliug persons in the Strand, IlerlisiK Gentlesuesi's pockets, &r. and saw the Prisoner, mid his pantuiss luau on; when he had no doubt but they had economised a rublwry C11111.111111.111C pursued them, and never lost sight of the Prisoner ; lie fl lowed him through several streets :mi n i C. 01111%, at last Wien, which rumbled Iwo to come 11,1) wish lion, and at the some instant he threw away • pocks.t.hook, which he picked sip, and secured the Prisoner. The pocket hook Cutli3llll , lll. check and a mite to the mama of 100/.. and a card in ii to she diseuvery of the owner, who proved to lee a Illy. Peter Lampe, a silk-nianietietiorer, of Spital.sepiere, who attended yesterday, and said he had uu doubt but Thai he hail been robbed of it in the Strand. The Prisoners was consinittcd. mAncsoitounti rearet. THE ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION. Jane Items, the nufertanate woman who was Co dread. folly rot and maimed by the wretch John [Motet, the par. ticolars of which we related yesterday, was not dead at four o'clock tart afternoon, bat the report of the surgeon was the nine as ow the former day, that h r slate was hopeles.. Mr. Dwyer attended at the hospital from this of ice Thursday 'vesting, to take the deposition. of the mantled insume, 'both were in ruhatasice what the Pt holier had cou lee/NJ 1104Shrodchild and Court. She stated. that he talked very calmly to her fur some base after she boil let him ha 161.: 111 1 had used kind lasagna'', to her hefore she him into the house. On a sudden he gave her a i.e. yaw blow with • cutting weapon on the bask of her bead which knocked her downs H. repeated his blows, and sent knelt upon bee, sad cut bre throat. He throe ear ipe.l, mad witmsea Islas much difficulty crawled to the door, which was open, and soon after • man who• was pasaitaft her, and gave in alarm. iVitnem stated that she had lived with him many yrsis, and be had often threatened to kill her, and pt length she left him for safety, and inserted Rogers. It appein that the Prisoner married, after living some time nigh Rogers, but he remained with his wife only o•is weeks, ate* aped with Rogers again. He stands remanded till fund Moodily, roeltiel Act ea araviArallielhe ateetiortnid sitting of Perlis. ud Ilw im thi s stl l" nisil eA" Lit deo.* oro!tiles i rsort i l ia rt eiiiieem Pee l .l . lial IN cage w to the eirrowoitenree mentioned in the Raid shove maned Art, Ile are of his Msjestir's totessil person shall ve.st in her Oa- . ,1 04 • 1 0 1 Conoco. argil Putiesseot Abell wake Mie perialou 1 ',elating thrrrte. • • ' . • 111...-......---....—....- , —.---.---- THE BRI/1 SIT PRESS. . , . ~..„........_-_,....................... , . I.ONOON, SATURDAY, May g 3. !gig. . - • .., 1 . . Last night the Bill for altering the RestrtliCy Act. by increlisitrg the number of her tlethiatir's ) Council, anal obviating the necessity of the reviviii of It disounieril Pitetiaitsent, to the event `of her IA clEtre's Aeolic, oar, after stn iiitert4ting de- !i.ec r i eitd i **Conn Aisne. Ibis Bill itsityb.r 'itr• as indicative of the intentions if the Mina.. • tent Ip disOve riiiliametit, for thberelse the hotter pr - wooed . be soltogether tioneeeisiry. I t is Veport 'that a prorogation will take plireonlr • b JO next lossotli, and in ease the lire- / Inniaill shoil.beire purred both Horan, • digerati- .. — ei Ainesiley be itopsetirtl almost immediately alter. ' - i• • 1 . 1 --..505i.....—. i - ' I el* lath ideeliat the IPoriePapers of rete'Wtay lasi—Vlte4lee per.Cests. are 68 fr. to c. Rank Action, ' lAA fr.—.the follbning are extracts:— i . _ .'Aare, niv 19. , 1•491,919, as asativereary unwire owe orrftwAsird it the • Iletenteßesa Marsh. for ibe repent of the soft of her it. metre... Madame blabbed', the If hse• sister. This Amy qt ivii&Not, gip was misitir4 Is the wili:e o? 'that 14. 1 7 . 4"1.114116 . ...: "Al . " Jorseloa ai lt s."4lF" : I: 2 Bllll4 ftessese. vmea llad" oba dimiae s ba ssm l t e."4".lll t *btu:: repeat, p e . a t i t Y, i st ay,et: ri the el' 0 Feel ! whether we die a tittle emrrirr or lee M III die. DMA lbw believe that thou g o irteiwrik) betiettl, lest OWN not die with we?" isgardel‘t little Wee eiliatiailini*Of Iris ciuslii, . . . i intnitrlot Ms levers. a rris tby an acCoison presented to the flatsm? of Coro- inoik it appears that the sooswy pond by the public t w o . o'oO Berth of aligland , as a reatuneretiom for re- , e i r . aor vuthirelepoiibilc receive, or , ca fro ot r rili tho ution y s esr ien 1 17 9 i 3 sii t r o eite th d e 0119` 1915. both inclusive. amonotod to the emir. mous emu of 397,0011. 7.. 3d. The word re:m- utest:ion would imply mine service performed ; but . In this case the Bookihr Ragland has been paid well • for the unable of reCeiving a roman /4 4 beptieete treat es A4veteieseeent in the freest of • on; Paper, that grefigititiso eneoluteed blew* it Candidate far the ropeesessotion of the City of Weettllketter, hi tbe mot Of a General Election. s — v" -- 4,- --- -*- . - ... The populetioo of the Prussian States is at pre- ., sent estimated at 10.1i3.4611 souls. The public revenue amounts to 4$ millions of Prussian crowns. Ct•u, "1.1, + ~ 1..1 i; Ft..talit '4. a Lady wk. - . Ist r rut.:. w. mai kill' tbtiu Isom •ieElny " Illikilli iimmemmi. ... ..., • • • PUOLIe 111011TMENT • • . IV Till 4ElMilli Or Till LATE LAMENTED PRINCESS CIIARLGTTEADIF WALES AND &AXE COBURG. The Cenotaph Committee l steer sualurely conshierlut the wtrious.Cl/111/1114111101611/1111 they have receives', sod isi ashy with what they have resume to believe is the of the Public, Itez leave to state that it is their infinities. slwnW their fowl+ he aslesplate, to conetruet the propitsed 'null*. of the Cenotaph on e wale sufficiently extensive to admit of its heisog appropriated to the purposes of Divots Worship, and MOM allied a Fret Church. (rue the Committee) BENJ. BOTCH, Jo& LAW ISTKLLIGENCE. CORO?, RR'S INQUESTS. Wileylay an 'inquest was h4-I4 at the Black Horse, Pop lar, before .1. W. 111asetts, Esq. ou the body of ca1)1441, George Nche444.11/1, a NAvAI Officer, b e l ong ing Altmia. . . . . Mr. John Herrin , Clerk to the Danish Canso% swore,— staid, that Ilse deceased was Captain of a man-cdwar. The last time he saw him alive was on-Friday week, in the mars,. hie, when** called at the Danish Consul's uniee, is, Wm u fonteonrt, 0 ishopegatr•strret, and left witness; ramie priers, Is, be forwarded hi Denmark Is haste, being of iminwtanee. He was then ise good health and spirits, awl left the office about nine o'clock in the morning : he saw no more of him till lie heard of his death. He was forty years of ►ge. Christian Hoffmae, servant to the deceased, deposed, that ms Friday morniue last, ■boat Mehl o'clock, ►u mashy Iris Mme for Ike purpose of tran‘actiiiig spine bossiness at the Danish Cusses Mice; be was quit* sober; lie hail heels ■being ever since, and on hearing that a luau, ale.ovvin the dramiption of the deceased, was form! droweed, be went and ideatieed him ; he took money wills him to a crest amoset, which was foetid in hit pocket-busk, as likewo.e bit effects, sad his watch was in his fob. He is of opinion that the deceased walked into the City Canal by &mistake; his body was is a state of putrefaction. Edward ('veil, of Alfred.place, deposed, that on !Irwin!! of a body being in the wider, he procured drags sod cot it out, sad look it Oil shore, where it wail usrurel. YruLct— Accidentally drowsed. EFFECTS OF THE LATt FLOOD. Another inquest Was held at the *hite Hart, Seven Sis ters, Totteuhnin, before Ike same Coroner, on the body of tVilliam Ballard, aged 10. who ens drowned in the Len River at the tinse the lase SOM. It appeared in evidence that the deceased was in the employ tif Mr. Rubinson, hirtretusst, of llishop-Stort lota, aml they wentroming to London from the 'Mils, ulli a bat xe of tkiiir. The deceased, consequeuee of the rives henic Ontided, got on the horse which was townie the forge, to ride ; het the Malta being completely covered with water, the *ritual walked hole the river with the decanted UN rla bath, and they such. The 'now. intineiliately ruse, hut l tte dece tacit remained ringer fur *owe into.; Use borne .worm to lilt hank, and while in the act of rhuilMnt ins she aide, it?. &teased Axe, cad laid hold oft lw bridle, by irlikh the liorae lead hint. self sash *phi : the wean was drowned, lint rite twee sated kintaelfb, swisionisig along the river. Mr. Robinson during this time was in she barite, and hail ak) . pu.sable means of rendering the lea.i netnitauce. Tlii body of the young man Was Nina on Werhoestlat evening. Vehlii.i--At•'ideilaiffy Drowned In Me lat. Pleood. k dreadful accident occurred, oft *ednesriay evening, near the end of Queetsastreet, iii the road, Chelsea, by a single horse chaise, iu which were a Gentleman and Iwo Ladies, c om i ug l ie ron. tact with the carriage of UN SPENCRIt CNIU itC HIE 1,, by which the Gentleman and Ladies were thrown out With Iciest violence, and one of the Lathe.: an touch hurt, that she died in about two I ra after the accident. The Gentleman had his kg 'broken, and the other Ludy received a violent rontiownit,— fl►+ Lordship escapird onthout ' , jury, but hi!' cor dite will much dau►agrd. PUICES or HA WT Hay 41 44 0,1 u, fil $ thi iltrAw 2/ 18. rMI In 3/ 9. 0.1 Guv.•r 41 Irk 4 0.1 1.. 61 4c 0.1 IOKI BIC ETS. COHN EXCHANGE, FRInAv, MAY 12. flaiiiit to Owl:tie large arrivals or critin, moil a term*, sup - pis to.ilay, the sales in general were rill leavv ; the little Iteraress elution' Wheat anti Osarley was at a drelint 2.. per quanta.; &nom were dull, and 2s. per puller loarri irivr also declined Js. per gamier. lus ['vase and other kiwis of grain there is no altrratiun. PRICES Or GRAIN. Foreiien Wh..t ....44* W4A 1 Grey pen.te I•oir slims 1:4:41.1.11 Wheat 5O. S3s Tick b.siis . ......444 rilts nil'• ditdu Ind ditto ...... Rye Foie ditto ....4 Ws Feed Oats OO . 44• Barley 3O. 34s ripe dint. . 74 3Tii Fine ditto .. s 38s Polaosi ditto . 41.. 254 New ditto ... --s 561 riue ditto 31. 36s Matt 68. V), Polatue ditto 35. 41, _. _ . . Vine ditto ...... ..ftc-Nt Ran I Rape Need, prr 1r%t..4 0 1/' %%lite l i t altr (btalrre)so6 fr% I Fine Flour 'O4 756 Flow ditto LARIIIDGE. Corn Inspector's Itelttro,TtivtimiAT, Nhy 21. rer load [ft 01 to 241 5. barlcy, per qmorter ..42. —.l to 544 —4l Oats 204 —4l to 3144 --4.1 Beau% 50s —:1 to (.104 —4l Peitqe Otye —s —4l to —Bl —(1 ? EVITURY. BEI{ LS. ftlicat . tiftst to 951. 0.1 thus ft Ike ivy leiA is 5415 Oa Petit* Itrraol, 11. 1014. to 2.. 0!1-1 per lintion. rtinui.o kiniutcr, mAy 22 Thi:lil . ll toirk , t tractiot well supplied u Olt Or different kiorls of Cottle. Mil, 3101110, i.1411111 ‘ V< at, 411111 Pork, :ow. port 11.1 price.; and the tt:olr for for most totbt %%u• to.t roam,l. rahle.—'l' kr b4iCl4 411 the Ilaymaket .....e wil l/ ot m t stall: Ha), Straw, and Cluver, felelotl last pro.% 'f to fal low tug priers and tillotiterA file 1111 31/1.11(114C !4•14t 1/4( Ili !! 1 . 11 Nilsk the "that lief 11011 Y 114 Slll. I Beef ....44. 11.1. to Sm. ti I. Helot of Calle tots day : Motion 4s. $.l it) di. 6.1 licnsts .. I ..:m!. .. Os dl. in 01. 01. Sheer •11.1 Lambtt 4,000 1 • . , .0 —.44 44. in ti.. 4 i i Calve.. 340 . 11.sk .. 4. tEI 411 (14 4.:. 1 Pits .... 4V—M ARK ET ;:i. lOm 0.1. I n fU 0.. 04. St, Ci.bver 4l. Om. 04. to $l. I. 04. NEWGATI: AND LEA OENIIA M A RI: EFS. (Hy Ow Cafeßbl.) Bed 34 &I 10 4: 6.1 I Veal 4. 4.1 to 64 44 Mutton.. 44 S.l to Ls 4.1 Pork 5: 4.1 19 6s t:1 lamb 51i. 6d. lu 72 Oil. ANL) • weittrett.tion.. tlft to 01 ft 0.1 tittAw 3l I$ It. 31 4. n,l 'lower lit 0. °atoll 0. (II ' piZICF. 01: TA I.LOW, SOAP, Sm. pit 1 Itll4 Town Talli.w 70- 0 ! oil YrilOW Nllitto . I 94. Yellow liiisqin 76. 0.1 —.0.1 Mottled Whited' ..73. 011 —.. " Curd .. 1174 ?map iliitu ....7;h Al --o ed l'uliu Ilieding Stuff 03. 114 •••••• 011 Gravel Ditto rough . 43. 03 ....S (hi Good Drew. ..... .. In , d PRICE OF RAW rAT rwr Pinar, Or 811). St. Jewett 410 441 46 bd A ve•raze .....4e 41,1 PRICE OF CANDLES, Front 'fallow Chaoslltes Price of Candles. iier slum', 12, ad—illom 134. per dozen allowed fur randy moot, Vl{'(E or I.IIATII EN. Butt., 50 to 541;s inch 4 31 to 24.1 per tli. Ditto, 511 to 41611.,4 efidl 251 to 244 Dressing finless Fine Cororh 14i.les Crop Dirk.. 3:. to 40 II)s Girton ing I@i4l to Wirt Ditto 45 to 5:M.0..... ..... IIII•I to 21.. Call;FAfiiis 30 to 4011 is 2141 to 23.1 Ditto 50 to 7 0 11.4 114,1 to 324 Ditto 70 to Soil". 4 I to 3 4 14 Install Seals (Grrentan.l) I.nree ditto Tnnurd Horse hides 15141 to 170 Spntii..lt Doi SC hid.s RAW HIDES. Brst Heifers and %teem (per Ordinary. 1. 10,1 le 2. Oil stone).. 2s fid In 2s 10.1 Market Calf ..0% to 8 ..,, ti Middlings Qs 2.1 in Is CI Eng. Horse Os 0,1 to As 8.1 SHEIiP SKINS. fan I,i WI. ...... Dis mos Sliras I iscs ....... • COAL MA RK ET, MAY 2!. %ripe al Ahrket Shim SuM. Prirr 6 forcrant 11 \nn•!rrinnd 1 Elfiu Main Coal 1 6.1. to —.. oil. Scotch Cuat 0 .... 0.1. to —a. C.). Noel?, oF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bank Stuck •28U; 379 i 111 auk L. Allll. 'lO 3.16 I: 7!) molitire.... 773 3 pea Ct. ned...781 77f I Ex. 11116. q... -2 I iy 3 per Ct.Const.79!! itt?/ I Ditto, In. 3i per Cent. (neec) BFt„7 j Lo(tery Ticket. 19/. Iti.. 4 per Cent%. .. V 7 96! i °minim, di.. pr. 5 per Cf. N. An... 108 I Co,:s. AcC.... lifl I 714th 111 ft 111. On Thursday teal. ui Lady of Ja u,% H. Shots, Esq. of a daughter. Thorad.y morning. at St George's, liontorer.aptare. by Ilie Rev.lium Doluirro., Pr,helot of W. strutmorr, ./..! Ilylont, Flokson, in the county o f S a l o p, L A Emma intact'', elders daughtef of the late Sir Thoticia Jurr of Sitaulity.hall. :to the ...iusolv of Salop, and ai.iler 1.. Ir. pow's* Sir Tyra hilt T 1..• larolegtomn ism. at t en dr i l br the Eaill of the Earl of Denbigh, !.; Makin 'William. Wynn, Colorel Swr Edams.l ine. After the e.remony thy r. 101 and to the honor of AMC*, in Nrw Nurfulk-atreet, Nlll IP • moat elegant tut. al.- fast was reepared, mot from theree tlsr happy eimpfe imm• - duality I. ft Loadotr for the Duke of 31•Irloorostglia teal at Bleuhrim.—Amoug the eumpaily preset,* seer, the Dittlir.. of Marlborough Fool I udy Caroline Clio.. hill, S.r Lady thtidivroot!, and Du.lorood. Ede iterrioun, Lord a n d Lady Sayr-utid.Selr, and ,111. i.% Taw-, We, GCUcrili atIA and 311. i ( I .4,coNliy, It Maryni..nflliauJfiml, and Lord Chas Is* (1,1,1 ,; Mrs. ("ills. And 31•1•4 tgli. Nn Thowls T!, o int t. i I J4ll Mrs. Pittili Ri);(1. and the Mr.‘co C , ,id t ),,„ siod in an) otini prisnuni d'onsclinn. HITM ATFIi riiis DAT AT LO IS 14)?i DC.: Alualitag 18 att. r 4 k:vetring 42 oftcr 4. ' • I WN 601 C : Pri lll , l 1.:.3 PubliArd at tlw Nt0.117. I Slaudi 'there A.11, 1 / 4 fairsil. are nartr.d, nud tell. .0 WOO pliltric•l sMITH, (1, Sao 111 . • Ill . ., • HI N u YAMS! jPidrk.akr. . .