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- ~es.~~ ";m4 Mocks; had kft,lellip, fail iota mite WKS is anolittl ship. and that the Mate bid returaeil back with the ship to 11 / I " v i e t whom the sew Captain klumeicarr took possession if her. . Ur. Cotiast, the Safi,' aisCieirste befog' who., thIP" - tine was haveasigateil as to whether there was any coating "Owe, to mithursse cuticles , . said, he was coaddent there was beisser, rump* it was ardor yams special Act uf 'Parliament, from which ahem it meld be desired. The Primmer and hi. *elicitor argued that there was no aught of the power to Lari coercion iii cases cf Matiny. . The Magistrate deuird that any thing like motley had teen prow 4 J. The Pelomer ~ordered toiled bail to answer the !hair at Ole seem Admiralty Sessions. Thie Prusecutio's statement wasmolinaml Ilya sailor, who was owe of the crew of the Atlas at the time,Mod rowed the ,Proarrntiw on hoard the emigre, yd cier of thePriamor ; hiss an accusal of the darlusem of the night, lae . milild sot 'are if the Prisoner was armed; he was nit sihneutto'gre on truant the cruiser. A arietradietary atatmonut was made on lathe Woof .Atlas. The Prosecutor sad Ms Wilhelm said she was lost'; hot the Primmer sad his Solicitor dialed it, sad 'laid afro liras yet within time. • A few clays ago we laid before otir readers a copy of a Certificate, dated sib April. 1797. signed by ilia first engravers in Leindol . i, stating that a speci men of an art. invented by Alexander Tilloclt, csl- Enlisted greatly to lesson. if not prevent entirely, the forgery of Bank elide,. Bills of Exchange. Ste. had been exhibited to them • that they had ex amined theinselves, that they could not make a top, of it, nor did they believe that it could be copied by any of the known arts of engraving; and that they thought it highly deserving of the isttetstion of the Bank of England, es calculated to answer the len rose for which it was offered. The certificate alluded to was signed by &do lozgi, Heath, Fittler, Losielmer, Lowry, Sharp, 133rne, Holloway, &e. &c. Etc. Since that time we have learnt, that come people connected with the Batik have stated, that the pro posed plan ens rejeeteil by the Wink. because their engraver lead made a perfect copy of the specimen offered to the Batik ; and because Mr. Tillirch I • - self had admitted that his art was not perfectly sp ptieuble to their system. • The leper assertion is alsoleidy false; he has al.: ways niaiiituineel Diet his invention was perfectly applicable to the business of the Bank. . As the most decisive answer to the former state ment, we insert the following certificates : " Loudon 6th July, 1797. " We whose mimes are hereunto ant:scribed du hereby kortify, that we were called, on the 411, hely instant, to an attempt. made at the Bank of England, to produce b . fue simile of Mr. Tilloch's specimen of au are imbecilic.' by hien to prevent Forgery; that two imitations, the one fr woestl.cat, the other from a copper-plate, were then pro duced by Mr. Terry, the Bank engraver; that the one from the wood-rut was eu totally unlike Mr. Tilloch's specimen, That Mr. Tarry did not eutleavour to make it be received as likeness, but withdrew it • and that the one from the cop per-plate which was produced as a copy, was so far from twirl an exact copy, that it was not even rammed in die same massier; Mr. Tilluels's being printed from the surface of his work, by Butane of the letter press ; but Mr. Terry's 'foam the baton of his, by means of the nellingprers. " see declare. besides, that, its other respects, the Mails lion was palmlike the origami, that we may believe it by no eiteaus probable that any person, in the habit of taking 'ask sautes would ever take the nue fur the tither. We be lieve that one of Mr. Terry's imitations would be easily de tected Smoug a theassed of Mr. Tilluirh's specimen.; and throne of the latter, pat meow/ the mese Number of the awe, might, from its siageherly peculiar effect, and very superior mention, with equal facility be taken from among sinus by say person of cumenues discernment—Mr. Terry's Leirtg motationiike to the sptclestarthati a brass counter, with the lisia'• head tippet it, isms a guinea. " We think it but justice to Mr. Tilloch's invention to add, that if ours the public eye were habituated to Bank Notes executed by his act, the security sgaiust forgery would lie tatinitely greater thus the Dank Directors, with whom we were at the examination, seemed to have say idea of. 'Pins Actin-alien we make ' not from any personal acquaintance with Mr. Tilloch, or from that bias whit It may sometimes be sapposed to remelt frost habits of intimacy (fur the greeter rot of us wryer were in his company, or knew any thing of. till Ow iniiiment we were desired to give our opinion of his art), but we do it as • duly which we believe iu oar Colt. science we ewe to the community, who unght to be secured, as tar as passible, sashes the losses to which they a* sub •keterl, by the futility with which all the Bank notee now iu circeelation may be, and, as the Directors themselves cue. levied, are, frequently forged. " JAMBS WRATH, " WILLIAM SHARP, " Jamas FITTLEI4 " WILI4OI Lower." " WILLIAM Maas, " Lowliest, July 6, 1797. what mimes are hereunto subscribed, out having beret at the Bask to witness the temporises there made en the 4th lust:int, between Mr. Terry s limitation sad Mr. Alexander Ti:loch's specimen of as art invented by him to prevent •Forgery, sad out having mew the wood-cut imita tion, can say auditing respecting it ; bat we have examined the copper-plate imitation then produced by Mr. Terry, and we hereby declare, that we perfectly ogle, in opinion with •Ilse Gesstkineu who have signed the preceding Declaration of this date, respecting the Emits of Mr. Tillueh's laves lion—the ',rarity that its adoption would afford to the Public, and Mertens difference betimes his specimen sad . the copy produced by Mr. Terry. And we further declare, .sess we give Mile iestimemy from the same motives that bi- Imenced the Artists who segued the preceding Declaration. • 4 FRANCIa lIARTOLUZZI, " 11 Dumsanton, • " JArs, BAZIRE, " JOHN ANDILItiON. • " MARIANO Boys, " THOSIAA HOLLOWAY, " SIZLTON, " J. R. Swett." ••■••••• . . lIIMPTIIII.O.AT AoSs Our limits do not allow us to enlarge upon this snliject td-dioy ; but it is high time that the public bliould be rightly iiitirmed 01) the means tliat have been offered to the think for the lessening, if slot the prevention, of a crime which has doomed so many victims to death. To-morrow we shell lay something further before our Readers on this lute. testing quebtiou. We are authorised to state, that since the Medi cal Board has been established at Charlotte house• Gloat Omelette-street, opposite ilie Rev. Rowlaud Hill's Chapel, and Woodstock-si;ect, adjuissino New Bond.sireet, upwards of Thirty Thousand Patients of both mites have been restored to perfect health, many of whom had lingered fur years under the most painful and obstinate diseases, were pronounced incurable by respectable practitioners, and se. venal discharged from Huspitida. Such is the effects result ing f.om combined talents! !—Messrs. COOPER and Cu. of Medical and Surgical celebrity, after forty years experience lu this metropolis, are consulted daily at bulb houses until wine at might, and the poor bare advice, gratis, on Tuesday, Thursday. and Seaday inoraings, snail twelve o'clock . Pat icing at a distance, dracribtag their case, immediately at. resoled to. All letters Iss be directed to Chris lone flutist, ulna arc answered which do amt Clen lain a consalting fie. cOPNWALL ASSIZLS. . - GREAT CRINNIS MIRE CAUSE. bOl, oa . the demise of MANLEY. O. WOOD, Esg. late Lord Mayor of the City of London. This was an action of ejectment, brought to iecover the Posseroirm of the clime rich owl still 'valeableCriunis and Camp Down Miaes, and was the most 'lmportant and interesting cause at Nisi Pries • it came on to be tried before Mr. Justice )I.lutolir loth a Special Jury. at two o'clock. and oc cupied the - Cotirt for six hours. Mr. GASILLIII was the leaditig Counsel for the Plaiutifi, Mr. Serjeaut . PHA. for the Defendant. After every thing had 'teen Mid which ingenuity could suggest, an at.. rangefitelit took place under the direction of his Lordship, by which it was agreed that the Jury should Rua whether the Defendant, Mr. Alderman Wood, wee iu pos't..ession of the whole, or any part al the mines called Camp Down amp Little Crinnis, at the time the action was brought, which was in 1816; the More important question at issue, which regarded the . relithty. of the Plaintiff's claire to Great Crimito mint was put Tutu the form of a spe dal verdict; which !entire the 'decision of this part of the cause to the Court above on the point of law. His Lordship then delivered a most luminous address to the Jury, on the question which was left for their decision, and, after a short consulLtion, they found that tie Defendant was not in po,seiriton of coy part of the Camp Down or Little Ciiimis mines at the time the action was brought. WADI V. DRAY. The Defisidaut is a Clergyman, residing et Tier• tegel ; the Plaintiff, who in a daughter of the for mer Clergyman of that place, also resided there. For several years a conriship wag carried on be tween the ;niftiest, which at one time had suffered au interruption, but on the solicitaf of the Def &Mani, it was again renewed. This was in the year 1811, and the intimacy woe cootioned until the death of the Defemlant's father, in 1814, when he became possessed of a property worth 10 or 12,000 L Oa this event toting place, the Defendant iliscusitieued his attentions to the Plain tiff, and in 1816 be married another person. The Plaintiff' brought an action for damages, and the Defendant allowed judgment to go by default.— Applies • was i 111 l urilsately made to the Court of King's Bench, on behalf of the Plaintiff, to have the damages. *esthete were laid at ~ 1,000/. assessed before the Judge at the Assize+. For this purpose a Jury, composed of respectatle householders in Launceston, was rietimmielled. Mr. Seriegltt PELL stated the Plaintiff's case with his usual iu the course of which the Learned Serjeant read a letter front the Defendant to the Plaintiff, on winch he commented to the great amusement of the whole Court. The hand-writing of the Defendant being proved, the letter was put in and read as follows : " Tintagel, :Mb Feb. 1811. " Mame—Yon will doubtless he astonished at my pre onnipti 111 l in aohletssing you by letter, hot I Satter myself the uffeuce may somewhat, 'hough tint altogether,bc.extasu. aced, by the recollection of that friendship which once soli. sided betweeet us. TO the breach of that friendship are to be attributed those deviations from the path areal! a& into which I have unforiunately run. My Wad is naturally at tuned to virtue ; but without a perpetual watch bow suon are the twat resolutions liable hi' be overturned ! I flatter myself Madam, too trill readily believe me when I say that pro perty is nu motive with one filt addressing you; fur what ever woman it ulay be my lot to marry, he her property little or much, it should be sailed out her before I went to church. Of selfishaem I believe, you will readily acquit me. lops udeneirs I ;owe certainly fallen into, but, like Tom lows, iu " The Funadliug," they have been Ilse effect of openness of heart, rather than depravity of soul. I would scorn to add hypocrisy to guilt ; but penny who have preserved a fair outside, have made greater deviations than myself. A single slate is contrary to the voice of God, and the dictates of Nature. Man in Paradise, though sur rounded by every other libssiug, felt • vacuum in his soul, until the Almighty, in his goodness, couferred upon him our universal ~.other. I long to Mae the sweets of • life of virtue, fur ' her ways are ways of pleasingness, and all her paths arc pearl.' " Now, Madam, should 14111 imitate Heaven, and receive the repenting siauer to your clemency, iu you he would bad a teammate that would not way make his journey pleasant through this 6 valley of the shadow of death ; but owe who would also be the MIE•1111of briuging him to partake of those joys which are reserved fur the salmi fur ever aid ever. " Now, Madam, should this nut 'ilea your approbation, let it be consigned to the 0411141, .end believe the writer to Iw, " Your ever devoted Servant, " WILLIAM prrr BRAY." Mr. GASELEE addressed the Jury. If the De fessdatit, he observed, had broke,' his engagements with the PI 'it it was not done through avarice; for he had married a servant of his father's, whom he had deprived of respectability ; he was sorry for his misconduct, and had endeavoured to repair it. The Learned Gentleman was about to cull his witnesses, when a compromise took place, and a verdict for 2001. damages was entered by consent. On the 17th instant, in presence of Sir W. RAE, Bart. Sheriff of the county of Edinburgh. Wllo. LIAM NAPIER MILLIKEN. Esq. of Milliken, was, by a most respectable Jury, of which the Hon. Captain NAPIER, of Merchistun, was Chancellor, served heir-male-general of ARLIIIIIALD, third Lord N•rma, of Merchiston Baronet, of Nova Scotia, great-grandson of the inventor of the logarithms. DUEL.—A meeting took place on Wingfield Common, near Windsor, on Tuesday last, between Lieut. HALL and T. A. Betsvow. Esq. of Fawney Hall, on the forest. The dispute originated in consequence of an alleged insult by Mr. B. to the challenger's second. Twn shots were excluitiged, and Mr. Betsvow received a wound in-the fleshy part of the pistol arm. The ball did not lodge cud the wound is not dangerous. Young KELLY has t liallenged any man in the kingdom to walk 50 unites against time, fur SOO guineas. CHILD STtattnn.—On Werliii.sday afternoon the daughter of M'.. SUgANNA Jll.lO, Of Vinegar yard, Drury-lane, took out an infant sitter, four months old, and walked as far as the end of l'ar. her's-street, where she met a man and woman, who pretended to know her psrents. The woman took the child in her arras, and gave the girl a penny to buy cakes for her: she ran and purchased the cake?, but on her return both the Man and woman, with the child, were gone ; aunt thringh the girl gave an immediate abirtii, no trice his S - et been discovered of the offender?. THE TURF. lkllta;a►as blibk )enterriay on tbs. different Rice, auk) dove was much Nue*motion as folinwe:— RIDDLESWORTH STASES. 5 to 1 apt Dictator S to 1 apt Reme•abranrer 81 io 1 apt Crecy 9 to 1 •pt kisser to ittbaa•r to 1 apt Winona 14 to 1 apt Pope Joan Bto 1 apt Lancashire 14 to 1 apt Middktburpe. Witch DERBY. 0 to 1 ■pt Milton lb to •1 apt Remembrance' . 10 to 1 apt Dictator 20 to 1 arit Fiumbade I 1 to 1 agit Alicgrettg 20 to 1 apt Nympbiaa 12 to 1 apt Ringtail V, to 1 apt Chalker. It to 1 apt Crccy 5 to 1 apt Loo l3 to 1 apt Sibier to 10 to 1 scat Prince Nectar 12 to 1 opt Chdrucy *0 to 1 acid Pope Joss. Nu other Race betted upon. TUN CRASH. On Thursday morning the Berkeley Fox-hood* threw otr fn Windsor Great Park, and they /non found a Rae large fox near Virginia Water. which skewed great sport. He made several turns in the Park, bet soon went 'Mt and look to the left across the Heath towards Trump's Mill, and then to the right across the Heath towards Bagsbut Park, where they lost him. Ou Friday morning a fine deer was turned nut at Salt Hill, near Winitior, and took Arai across the commons awl enclosure, towards the Uxbridge rood, which Ire crossed, and ran with great swiftuess tuwards.Watford, iii Hertfordshire, where he was taken in a raillporol, after an excellent days ebase.—The same morning Lord Rivera, attended by • num ber of Gentlemea, took the diversion of courant; is the Little Park. They had great sport; the hares were very pleatiful. R.rfraurdinar, Fox Chase trills Harriert—Tha Pottery and Moorland Hounds met on Saturday last at Chet!, and tonged oat a hag fox, which they killed in twenty minutes Without a single check. They afterwards drew Knipersley 'peers and &nod a fox, which immediately broke cover, and took the direction of Mow Cop to Biddulph, up for the Trough Stone Hills, and on to Cloud Rock, bending to the tight to Houghton Heys and down to the roker at Ridge!, where he was hard pressed and obliged to cross the reser. von.; the hounds now viewed him, suit run him gallantly to Rushton Marsh; he row souk the wind, and made good his way to Entitle Common, sod was killed near Sl4ithiteley Path, after a run of at least twealtY-tao mike. The Earl at Derby's Stair-boonsols sheet ibis day, at Ad dington; Thursday, at Sautham Bottom; and on Saturday, but nut yet fixed where. John Maberly, Eart.'S ,Piax.hosonolus meet on Thursday, at Bulky Hull ; and Saturday, al Limpsfirlul commun. II Jo EEO. Poit-lumeitlx meet to-morrow, at Ken nel ; and Saturday, at Betchworth. The Worriers meet to-Morrow soil Saturday, at Kennel, two miles distant (rum Croydon. THE TURK CATTERICK BRIDGE RACES. IVT.DNI3DAY, /4ARCJI 25. The ("raven Stakes of Inge. each. One mile and a quarter. Mr. Yales's Gaudy, by Peruvian Mr. lAmbion's !Wilms Lord Darlington's b. c. by Bay Troinlioulus . .. Several others alerted.—Won easy. - - • Mr. Miehaelson's Miss Frances, by Suireier, twit Lord Querwoherry's b. f. by Stamford, Sat. each. 01111 mile and a half, 100 gs. Produce Stakes of 2.5g5. each, h. A. colts, est 31b. ; Sines, see. Two miles. Mr. lAmbton's eh. e. Mandeville .. Mr. Allisou'a b. f. by Marmion Several others started. Sweepstakes of 100 gs each, h ft. colt., Sit. 31h. fillies, Sat. One mile awl a half. Mr. Powleit's ch. c. by Coma., dens by l'ipator .. Mr. Lanntiton's er. c. Loch' nvar. by M union . ..... The Doke of Leeds's cll. r. by Sorcerer, and Mr. Orde's eh. f. by Marntion, also started ; a very good race beton* the first Iwo, won by half a neck. _ _ Sweepstakes of 30p. each, for c.d.,. est. 31b. and fillies, So. Two sniks. Mr. Jaques's ch. c. by Cll4llllllll • ••••• ,•• • • 1 Mr. aultun's h. c. by Thunderbolt Duke of Leeds's ch. c. by Sorcerer A hard race. The gruond was very deep and heavy • TIIIIIIIIDAT. The Old Stakes of 2 1 / 4 . each, 10e.. ft. Mt. lab.; Fillies. Bet —Two utiles. (r) Soleurrdwr%.) Colonel Cradock's cll. e. by Counts, dam by St. George r. Shepherd) Mr. Prime% b. c. by Colon , out of Sister to Rosette.. Lord Derlisigtou'i b. c. by Bay Trophostios, out of Wal ton'. dam Mr. Putrletes b. c. Glenne-eon, by Thunderbolt 4 5 to 4 on Col.Crinlock'i, colt. The Yearling Stakes of Llts. each; Colts, Sat.3lb.; Itst —One mile. \f r. Jacques'. b. e. by Thunderbolt, 4am by Shuttle (W. P 4 inn.) D. of Leeds's ch. c. by Aluwbray, out of Miss M►. Hartley. bl. e. Flussiker, by Black Sir Charles.... 3 5 to 4 oa Flusaiker. Match for 500.—One mik —Rode by the Owners. Mr. Willsam's bay mare, by %Yes, Mr. Davisuu's b. be Prince Eugene, by Sportsman .. 4 3 to 1 on the mare. The Produce Stakes of 50gs. each, h. ft. Colt. Set. 31b. Fillies 8.6.—Tw0 miles. (7 Suliseribers.) Mr. Powlett's b. c. by Comus—Pipator (W. Scott) 1 D. of Leeds's b. c. by Mowbray—Dick Andrews Fifty Pounds fur all ages.—Tsm-rnile heats. Mr. Jacques's b. c. Dardanus, by Haphazard, 3 yes. old. fist. 41b. (W. Prime) Mr. Riddell's gr. e. by Walton, 3 yrs old, Vid. 4IS 1 5 2 Mr. Hare's b. c. by Governor, 2 yrs old, Ist. 6 3 3 Mr. Ferguson's ch. e. Spot, 3 yrs old, Bst. 4111 4 2 4 Mr. C. Harritsou's b. e. Sclmol.boy, 2 yrs old, 7st 2 4dr Mr. blackball's b f. Loretta, S yrs old, flst. 111 h. 3 dis. Mr. S. *recipe's cit. e. Simple Tam,l yrs uld, 7st. 5 dr Amongst the company present were, the Duke of Leeds; Marquises Carmarthen and Queensberry ; Lord Darlimgtos ; Hess. E. Peers ; Hon. Captain Dundas ; General Orris; Col. Leila; Messrs. Baker, Crallock, Wycliffe, Milbank, R. W. Pekoe, R. Maws, Elsley, slichaelson, Wyvill, Riddell, Beroope, Ste. The ordihiries.were well attended each day. The ground any sleep from the great fall of snow on Wednesday morn. lag —Sheldon, Craduck, and Robert Jacques, E'sqrs. Stewards fur 1819. Yesterdisy . the General Sassioos of the Peace fur the City 44"stloso were holden at Guildhall. and the Grand z .Jary were sworn ill. No trial of im isortanct took place. On Sunday Mr. Fut.t.Ea. surgeon in Bethnal. green-road, whilst at timid), haul hi. pocket pick ed of • poeket.book, containing 7/. in notes, and several memorandums. Rainer and 041 Tom are agnitt moulted to do 15 lodes, ns the Litter attributes hip► losing the In.t match from labouring under II cold. The watch is for 100 guinea,. 111V4L INTELLIGENCE. pestsiddours, MARCH 29. YstsOra*, •74Teti...11ke Kerr.Alitiff," Koster, front Boor deaux, fur Breused-.-oitt four *Welts, with sails split and info* works damaged.-on lltb instant, when about eight leagOta to the north of Si. Jean de hat, picked up the Cap ./Ain and crew of the American brig Increase, bound to Bil •boa. .The Incremehad been withoul-• rudder eight days, in continual gales of wind, abd went on shore chi the ruck four hours after the crew left her. Also arrived the LohlNelson, from St. Vinccont's for London ; Geueial Graham, tVeatherhead, from London for Madras. . , ' • Pat back the Cato, Camden', and Jimes Harris. • Passed down Channel the Marquis. of Ely, for Sengali Java, for Batavia; Julia, fur St. Kitt's.; Phoenix, for Ma deira awl China . ; •and Catharine, for Buenos • Ayres--with about sixty sail in cympauy. Sailed the rrintesa amitotic, Lamb, for Tobago; and the Shamrock, Tiber, and Spartan, ou a Crllielt. And tu.day passed up Omuta!, the Marshal Wellington, from Bedgal fur Loudon. •• Isi.watouvi, MARCH, 2R. Sailed the Owen'and Borodino trausports, with the 64th regiment on board fur Gibraltar; she Woutlinam —, fur Batavia; and the rest of the outward and humiward•bound vessels. FALMOUTH, 314RCH 27. Sailed the Huuira, Hamilton, fur Benial and China; and Pigmy on a cruise. Also sailed several merchant ships, among them are as follows :—The Friends, fur Jamaica; Henry, fur St. Vincent's ; Mariner, fur Berbice; Calypso, for St. Domingo; Hero, for Genoa and Leghorn; Enter prise, fur Taramitia; Aurora, for Alicant ; Jupiter, for Gibraltar and Trieste; Flying Fish and Gainsbrough fur Gibraltar; Ann, fur Cadiz ; Bideford sod Rorer fur Lisboa; also sailed a fleet of coasters. DOVER, MAKER 29. Sailed the Eliza, 'lntegrity, and Fox transports, with troops and bosses fur Calais. DEAL, MARCH 29. Yesterday came down from the River and sailed, the Sir George Prevost, Morrison. fur Quebec; Eliza, Hunt, fur Ramis; and Alserdeeo, Thompsosi, fur Quebec; also sailed the Lady Carrington, Moore, for St. Heirlie ; and today nothing has arrived ur sailed. Remain the Severn frigate. Fire down from the River and remains the Corvo, White, fur Rio Janeiro. RAMINIATt, MARCH 29. The whole of the trade bound to the westward have this Say sailed, except a few coasters. HARWICH, MARCH 28. Arrived the Caxtlereagh packet, with nn!' and passen gers, from Csixhaven ; she passed the ,t [him', of Leith, on shore on the Vogel Sand, on the 25nis inst. but she was not in imminent danger. Also arrived the Be-aufuy packet, with souther mail from Cuxhaven. Nailed the Earl 4.f Leier“er packet, with a mail for Cux haven ; Emily packet, a ills ditto ; and the Jane packet, with a mail fur Gultenburg. MARCH 29. Sailed the Castlereagh pocket, with a mail for Rolland. GRAVESEND, MARCH 29. ♦Arrived the Mary, Pidgetm, from o,.iend ; Atlantic, f Oporto ; Eliza, furry, from Antwerp ; Damsel, Nlorgass, from Havre ; George, While, front Cadiz ; King George, Stoddard, from the South Sens; and Prince Regent, Graham, from filogadore. Sailed the Faidir, Ward, for India ; Henry Percher, Aputice, for ditto ; Titer, Powell, for Smyrna, &c.; Jupiter. City, for Hayti; Fortitti4V,Thumpson, 'for Oporto ; Jatnea„ Harvey. for Cork ; Swallow, Ford, fur Oporto ; and three Of four more. LIVIRPOOL, MARCO 28. The Bruce'. fullibrrtson, from this port, for Calcutta. was 111141kC0 16th Derember,iii lat. 36.53. S. ; long. 24.10. E. The Earl of Buckinghamshire, , from this port, fur Bombay, had been in company with the Bengal a few days before the latter was spoken with. Arrive,) the &liven', Chilton, from Baltimore. SOUTII AMEBIC/1N INTKLL.IGENCE. Extract of a letter front the Captain of the Swi nish brig El Perinon, of 17 gull% appointed to cruise in the Golf of Guena, tinted Trinidad. the 11th a Felorstary, 1818: '` Senor D. Pablo Murillo, General in Chief, is in the in terior ur the provinces, and, by Ins wise arrangements,. hai thrice defeated the rebels who advanced from the 4 1rouuko. Once more our Hrigadier-Geueral, Dun Miguel Is Torre, on tholld of December, in the plain of Bar►elonn, (unwieldy dented al Sanwa the van guard of Bolivar, with the loss, on the part of the enemy, of one thousand funr hundred men, Iwo cannons, one thouvand muskets, revers tumbrill% four standards, &c. and all the live stock, horses, and camp-bag gage which they po n eee ed. On the 24th 'ult. its the rebels He rmutles and Monte: were rented, and lost 400 men, all their anstunnitiuu, soil many eland of small utmv. In S tit Fernando de Apure, 'Misfir lost, on the 10th, ult. souther battle, leaving behind him, on his retreat, many men, arms mud minnionit.on, five cautions, /kr. our titres being consuoinded by Colonel D. Antonin Calsada and Cul. Cowin. Our Chief at Conisnacir was Lieutenant-Colonel Aran% with his troop de la Reyns, and 200 town under the command utDun Agustin Nognera. " One of the canoes which cnntributes moat to *foment the insurrection is, the great number of insurgent privuteere maimed by English, French, and Americans. Its November there arrived at Mt. Thomas's from England, in an English vessel, 32 Officers, and a Colonel, of all uatiuns , English, Prussians, ik.c. In Derenther there arrived at the same island, 42, then 55, anal now, at Grenada, 220. The greatest number of these Officers are English, of different services, some of them of the marine, enlist' il by the agents of ibn Insurgents, partieulai ly lay Mendez, a 'tat ice of the Career-as. Many die of ilisetee ; anal others, haring been witaessea of the pillage and bad government of the lusurgenis, have ie. turned. But many, either urged nit by want, or teal by ervio luiiiniery and ambitious hopes,fullow the standard of Pohirir. " On the 16th of October, Bolivar put to death Piar, attic of his former Generals. That Mulatto, a tattier of Euricoa, and a shoemaker, pretended to deprive Bolivar of his eima- Initial, who has likewise proscribed Marino. The latter is at present :n Margaretts, not dating to rifillte to Trinidad on account of two proserutiotta alpinist him, the tine for the rubbery of an American, the other for having y ne pi t ,d aeainst our coast., in January, 1813, iii the island under English jurisdiction, called Cbacachaeare, an armed expedi tion, In which there weie several military men of that island. Nevertheless, as he has now become obnoxious both to the Royalists anal to the Inourgenta, he bas solicited leave to come herr, and, aa I am told, has obtained it. "The Insurgent, who call. himself Admiral Brion, is or. miring a squadron, composed of several vessel's; I believe it will amount to ten brigs 'oil gallica. On our side, we have for Commandantlu-Chief, Dou Jose Maria Charon, Captain of a frigate, with a corvette of 28 guns and another of 32. Five peeks:, of from S to 12 guns, arc preparing in Puerto Cabello, oar naval station. " I believe that our army is composed of about IP,OOO men, distributed in different parts, from Farina', the banks of the Orouoku, to the plains and the province of Caracess and Maracaibo. The enemy have certain persons, n: (Ir dasitta and Baez, with a small force, fur Farina., and Boli var for the Oronnko. A great part of our troops are Euro peans, good soldiers, and all accustomed to the climate. The Creoles are likewise well organised, av likewise the VIVA I y. Commerce is principally confined to the coast of Tess Firma, though these is nut half the tiade stow that existcd these obeli our teiritories enjoyed tiaiiquilltty." An alarming fire broke out on the premises of B. Tst.nte, E.q. Burnhum•cross, near Uxbridge, early on Sunday morning, which destroyed the iii. terior. It was occasioned by the linen liking tire which was left to dry in the laundry. A foot-bow who slept over the laundry, which is a ai.ig of the dwelling-Lowe, wits severely burnt, and the Cr truly inurowly escaped. MARKET. CORN EXCHANGE, Nosoktr, MARCR 30. Our Market was well supplied this morning with all kinds of Grain, and there was a good stroke of business Beal fine Wheat sold at nu advance of from 34. to 41. per quarter, and ordinary had a better sale. The same may he said of Barley. Malt is 2s. per quarter dearer Grey Peal and Beans have each advanced 2s. per quarter. The Osi etude is brisk at last quoted prices. In other articles 'there is no alteration. CURRENT PRICES OF GRAIN. Foreign Wheat b2s Fiue ditto 953 105 s English Wheat 52. 56. Fine ditto Grey Prase. 34s 42s Flue di!tu bO. Tick Palls . 59.6 Old dim , • SK. °l e d ditto 105 s Rye —s 38s lie ditto 48s Small ditto 4ll. bag Old d;tt., has Gais recd that. 24. Barley 34.38s r„Ht• -6 47. Flueditto 27s 32s Poland ditto 2ls 2ts New . ..... tios Fine ditto los 3G. Malt 634 64% Fine ditto Whiti• blase (hoders)so4 58s Fitly ditto ltoe dine 55s 42s Rape Seed, per last 48/ 541 Fine Flonr '56 006 Secomls 7os 75. . . SMITHFIELD MARKET, MONDAY, MARCH 30. This day's market hail a middling supply of prime Rea.t• ; and the 'Mew of Cattle, in general, was tolerably Bert, MuttoN Lamb, Veal, and Pork were dearer; and the trade, fur the most part, was somewhat brisk. The sales in the Haymarket were rather lively. Hay, Closer, soil Straw fetched better prices. Annexed is a correct statement uf the price+ and number.:— To sink the offal per stone of 811). Heef....44. 0.1. to ss. 6d. I Head of Cattle this day : Muttou 4,1 to 6s. 8.1. I Beasts.. _1,41711 Lamb .. tis. OK to Os. 4.1. Veal ....4i. 4.1. to 6s. 4 , 1 Pork... 4s. 03 to 6s. 41. HAY—Pt Hay 4/. Os. Slr.4w Clover a. Os. ISheep •ad Lanst;s....l2 500 Calves 2140 Pigs MK ET. 041. to 5/. 15.. 041 Od. to 31. 3s. tld. 041. to 7/. 04. od. NEWGATE AND LEA (By the Beef 3. 841 to 4s 8.1 Mutton.. 4s $4 to 5s 4.1 Lamb DENHALL MARKETS. Cart-au) Veal 4 4d to Os 0.1 I Pork 54 0.1 to Os 4.1 Od. to 7s 4d. PRICES OF HA' . T. at ms's. Hay 31 IS* 0.1 to 51 Ilk thl Straw 2112. 6.1 to 31 Oa Od Clover 4/ O. 0.1 to 6/ 6s Ott Y AND STRAW. 1 VIIIIITICCIIAPVL. Hay— 41 184 Oil to 51 IS. Ild Straw 21 1540.1 to 21 0, 0.1 Clover 61 0, 0.1 to 7 1 04 0.1 I HOPS. PRICE 01 T.W RAGS. NCW POCUETI. Kent ....e3l 0. to 251 lOs Sussrx.. 221 Os to 251 Os Kent.... 24/ Ohl lu 27/ lII* Sussex 241 Oe to 6 26/ 04 Essex.. 241 0.1 to 26/ 1 / 1 1 Faionant 251 Its to 271 Os RAW HIDES. : Beat Heifer. and Steers (per Ordinary.. 24 0,1 to 2. 21 stone).. 3. 01 to 3. 2d Market Calf „Os to 8 ...., li Iliddliupi 2. 4.1 16.2.- -CI Eng. Horse 0.. 01 1 .. g o Sd .SLEEP SKINS. Lambs ... P. 11,1 ... 3o 04 ,to ha 641 ..11. 44 to 10i Rd is 0.1 to Si ILI I)owtis .. PRICE OF LEATH F.R. Mitt., 56 to !Albs. each 23.1 io 24.1 pr, lb. Ditto, 56 to 66 lbs each Dredging Hided Flue Coach Hides Crop Hides 3.1 s to 41114 for cottiiiir 1 / 4 1 , 1 to 114•1 Ditto 45 to 50 lbs... ....... • 19,l to 20!.‘1 Calf Skins 30 to 401hd 0 94 tee 221 , 4 Ditto 50 to 'Nibs ...274 to 321 . Ditto .70 to 801Ias.. • 2651 to' 304 Small Seals (Greenland). - - 244 w trld amt. ditto 'tanned Horse hides .... 154 to 174 Spanish Herse-hides • • 18d to ela PRICE OF RAW FAT per show, of 8111. As stated by the Tallow .1 A. stated by the Butchers. Meters. . f St. James's Market.. 4s SO St inries'a Mho ket..4s Ad IVhiterhspel Market 4. 7 1 ..11 Whitechapel Market 46 aid Clare Market Os 04 Ares age 4s Id Newgate Mark.l Os Oil Averae PKIr ." OF TALLOW, Town Tallow 79. 64 Od Yellow Rossi•l324 Od Whiteditto.. Od Od Soap ditto Od —a Od Melling Sluff (Us 041 64a Od Dale mesh Od OJ SarlP„, kn. ptr Yelluer Susp.... ...... 100.4 !Quitted .••• A . Curd ll4. Palm s, 110. Green ..... na Good Dre 55....... .10 nd PRICE. 01? CAN DLES, From '1•allow Chandler* Hall. ,• '4% Price of Candles, per doted, 12. 641—Moolile, las 6.1. per dozen allowed fur ready money. CMS, per Tun, of 252 Gallows. New Green!. 441 —I I Spermaceti .. 115/ —s 9111 Pale /teal FOREIGN WOOLS, per Ih, Spanish Sheep, I.rnnesn Ad a 7s ad scdu‘ la .. 41 :id 64 3,1 _ _ . Soria 3. Od a b (hi -- Sew .... 3s Oil a 4s Oa Saxony, 14 2.1 .. 4a Oil a ;Ss Oil Bohemia. Ist - •........ 4.1 a 3. AJ COAL MARKET. MARCH 30. • %hip,. at Market. Ship. SIM Price _ __ • _ _ • 59 Newcastle 33? 345. 34 to 43.. - 3.1. *2l Sunderland 1 Eltin Main Coal 1 3010 Oil. to --0. 04. I tialbcalli Coal 1 .... 31.. 04. to --a. 11.1. 1 Cinders .. 0 .... Oil. to PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 prr Cent. C0n5....78 ki 1 Ex. Bills, 3....1 4 2 1.5 12 5 per Ct. N. Ann...105i I 13 pr. 106 I Ditto, 21 .....15 16 pr. India 13nutht .... 82 pr. I Lottery Tickets 29/. 18! , . South Sea Stock .. 86i I Cons. for Ace 781.; BIRTHS. Friday week. the Lady of Sir C. H. Know lea, Bart of a ann. Oft.Sonday, the 22d ;natant, the Lady of Peter Horrock , . of Ppm% 01 thham Lodge, Esq. iu the county of Laucastre, of a son and heir. MARRIAGES. Yesterday, at Islington Church, Mr. Charles Erkfool, of Hridge.atiert, Mad:friars, to !Miss Armstrong, of - row, Islington. Thursday, the Rath instant, at Goodridee, by the Rer. Mr . Williams, George Adams, Esq. Captain of his 314jeiti y . 4 81 t Rtzienc lit of Foot, to Miss Lloyd, daughter i , f Joseph Lloyd, Esq. of Mount Craig, near Ross, Herefordshire DEATH. Friday week, suddenly, nr hI r 37th year, Mrs. Snots, the Lady of C. Jones, Esq. of Commit, Hall, near Ckiptun. She WKS the only daughter of the late Johnson Atkiiis.iii Esq. one of his ;Majesty's J ustices of the Prare, and late Registrar for the We►t Riding, Yorkshire. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LON HON BRIDGE. alorniag 65 after 9. I Er g3O after 10. Lt►Nl)ttN sod Published at the Office, No. 127, Straej ; where Advertisements are received, and Leit..4 post paid) must he seer...sped—C. SMITH, Na. 1. Ciane-l's Irl , Printer-1 WHITE, No 127, Strand, digs. ...1 . I 1