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Li LAW INTELLIGENCE. Fs — -~ . r .. COURT OF COIIfMON PLEAS. Wernsuisetit, TUMMY. WAY to Siesisrp se iViii Prime, Were Chi4Onee Gun. 'Tile Cooled tried two uoctrfortdod cmueo,:tuld toss at twelve o'clock. . . . 1. COURT OF F4CHEQIIIF.R. Reinsure Tag, URA." MAY b. Sittings at Nisi Prins. beibre Chief 'Bassi RICHARDS. Therourt wM et'eupied in trying Amite ramie, of no interest rocept to the partieiedocerned. 'POLICE. • YeeNadal a pilleimis`er Aroma of Perkiness atteadea %Aire Mr. 11111111, the e:esistrate, S. NOW ns T a su l'atiows,cliargisisr hi him withtz eiffililf through ffiwelitteiri Greets tarapike-gate without pgbig the toll. h appeared diet the Deditot weal to ahead She Royal Moat on Friday monder. whim there was a buy at the gate. Os his relent I. lie imaoleg the per-keeper am en linty, whew hr demaisded to be paid lb* lull, or prothsee a tidies ; ire did teeilhr r, but coalnided dial be had paid is the MlND int, sod forcibly rode 111rmigh the gale, fur which be was cosivieted is the mitigated pushy of IL Os Moodily Captain Harvey, the Able.de-Caasp of the Dakeef test, was eirovieled is a similar pessary, for Brit. i. his Royal Highness's mi through Kensington Gate *items paying full, the Coyish, isertr hawing paid lull with the Royal Dukes carriages. Yesterday Mr. Farber, deft of the ambles to the Kin*, ottestiled and professed the Act of Pediment, which exempts all the Royal Family's terriers. A difficulty was started how the gig was to be know., as it bad mit the Royal arias ea it. Itasmoonovitn swats?. Yesterday 'Colonel ----.. of tkifessur-eireel, Portman. Posses. sad Captain M. on t►e half pay establishment. were charged with asaaaltiont Italia and Costes two constables of Mars- liebone, soder tie following circumstances It appeared that at a law hoer or the preceding night, as the Complainants were pawing by the Yorkshire &inv, in the New-read, they law the Canoe! klieg appattmtly tired lie the middle of the road. bad • man mention over hint. Thiry lifted him ap, sod in $ few minutes after thi y were jnisied by the Captain, who seemed sober. He thanked them fur the este they had taken of his friend, who was iamb ink:abated, mod might have bees rue over by say teaches passing, and invited these to have rometlong to 'lsiah, They all went to • neighbouring public-house, sod them had some porter and punch, which the Prisoners re fond to pay foe alleging that they had paid it before. The constables fee , with thew, upon which Caplets N. knocked thews both down. His friend was too drank to assist him. The Complainants then called the watch, and gave them into erstody. The assaults were dia• firefly proved by a respectable witness. The Caluarl mid he was se towel intoxicated that be Iwo seething of the tastier, bat his friend denied the am nia& They wove held to boil, but we understood the matter was calmmisiaised. 111 M ANJA-.11.1...• The Rev lease Tapper, preacher at the Prrairon Chapel, I.orka.lields, Southwark, yesterday appeared heroic the Magirrestra, pursuant to his reenrimance of Tuemloy I isi, to answer the charge referred eyries* him by Collinglmoirn and soother (Miter, for uulawfully having in his posus seen 'weighs articles of Wail. pewter, copper, Sm. and also a member of birch bmunts, the latter stolen film air. /Miles, driller, of the Keutwoad. The Defrellaut stootinted In a ratisfretury maser for several d the snicks which had been seised by the officer no hh premises. The pewter puts, lead, and Wow, were condemned, and he was f 40s. adder the lead sad inns Act. Mr. Stites positively swore to the brooms as hie lobrrty, and that they were purl of sic bundles which were stoles from his premises on the 10111 March, sad upon the charge Mr. Tapper was held to bail fur a misdemeanor, himself in 401. and two sureties each, for his perm'sl appearance at the Qsairter Sensisiss. His friends home. distal, came forward, esterest lulu the accessary rteurui sabre, sad paid the permlty. Ute leavisig the Court, Ilse Dirkwhint &tired most vehemently that the *hole basi licas sae a conspiracy. At the Visitation of tint• Clergy, held at Head ing, on Friday last, the Rev. Archdeacon Fisms:e delivered his first Address, as successor to Arch. ifaacon Nsaes, in which he paid the highest enco miums on his predecessor, and on the Gentlemen by whom he was surrounded. Last week, as Mrs. HYDE, of the George Inn, Srsatf haM, was taking a ride, wish her man-servant driving, the horse took fright and ran away, and In tu r g a coiner the gig was upset, and both Mrs H. and the servant were thrown out for some distance. From the gig being very high, Mrs. H. was dreadfully bruised, and her left arm brulen ; the servant received little or no injury. A sbockiug accident happened near this town on Wedueoday afternoon. Mr. CHRISTOPHER W I I.SUN, • matt much respected ill hi, occupation of a gar dener, went with his apprentice, WIN. PEASSGooD, a youth 19 years of age, to get stone from a pit op petite the Black Windmill (a short dirtence from the town, on the Uppinghem rued), fur the purpose of building a pigsty. Whilstan engaged, a bong ing ridge of the pit carved nn upon thew, and both were in an instant buried beneath theme/sand crush ed to death ! Their melancholy Weems not discover ed for some lime, as nu prison was by when the acci dent happened. The unfortunate men went about the work of digging stone about four o'clock ; at six, smite alarm was occasioned by their long absence from the place where the building was to he erected ; and by seven their bodies were dug from the cum 'irons heap by *hid] they had been overwhelmed. At. imitte't ass held on them before the Coroner for this borough, and a verdict of Aecideatal Death recorded.—WlLSON was Att years of age, and has left a pregnant widow and fire small c hildre n t o l a • men tth loss of a good father and protector.- IStrattford Paper.) SINGULAR Sunday or'imight two men, named W. Wood end J. &bens, be longing to a gang of gipsies, were apprehended at Hereford, for stealing, in concert with other., the sum of 901. from D. Gwild.rm, of Trellick, near Monmouth. It seems a party of these vagrants had prevailed opon a foolish girl who lived • with (:wiLLYIS, tinder the pretence that one of them would marry her, to convey to them a box cootaiii tog the money belonging to the old man, which they immediately divided, and the gang separated ; but the whole, we believe, are tallett, mid 1 1.21. 9s. of the money is recovered. The two men were on Therstley morning conveyed from Hereford to Mon mouth—and, after so examination of some length before the Mayor and Magistrates, they cute fully committed for trial at the next Assizes. THE MAP. • DuaSAN afteTlNG.—(Corczoina.) traIDAY, till 44. . .Tifty Pagoda for aN aps.;—'lrasaille bob. Col. entre br. e. Warlock, by Wlaart, 4 yri Mt. fah 2lil Lanobtures p Slimmes t b yrs, Ist. Ilb Mr. Maimaisou's Abbot Julio, 4 yrs, Oat. 31b 1 3 dr SPARKING. Tie TiVO64OIIII was better attended yesterday thee oa hayalasitar oettasioo ibis year, fi.r the heutbt of Crib!), whose talent is the ring Is frt.!, in the retollectiou of all the mo dem sportsmen. The sports kept inter with the patronage heptowtil, sod the novelties were vorsieress. The Rise Of them was the uppearareo of the formidable Bristol butcher (W. Neste) who is likely to do much mit -.ehiefartimmit Ow heavy weight,.. He is as line a made man seGully, sod he is shout his height sod sits. Fame speaks lushly of him, but Oliver hes the task to try if lie be ail orer pot ow the 10th of July. BMus and Belchees set-to happens so often that it excites but little ioterest. It is sow parry this, and let go year other hand; sod that parried, exchange a hit or two at site distaste; or, Is other words altitude is every thing. Why Not Belcher set-to with Rand al, Reynolds, or &cruelties ? The wet boot was of no interest, between • mats of the muse of Crawley, uue of the Moak**, with a mass mimed Pier, who had the best of him. There was a good ruSauing match between Iwo mew who were sot known in the day, bat they milled away until the Court was raised by oedemata 0000 s. Tlny bled each other gallantly, sail mumey was thrown to them 110 the state at the claw, as a tokcs of admiration. Turkel and Dept were their mimes. _ _ The most istereatiag exhibition of the day was between Richmoud the black and a fine strapping life•guardaman, a eastonsee.whir would sot be denied. He went to work at the great noble chieftain in t h e spirit his comrades served their enemies at Waterloo, and its the two first rounds be bo►ed sway upon his adversary, and fairly hit him off. Richmond was hit to a solid still, bat he threw i■ a heavy right-handed facer at the latter sad of the third round, which made the (ligneous shake his head is as tern. In the fourth turn Kirkwood made his hit agaia, and drew claret copiously, but weight nerved the other in return, and the veteran's science was foiled altogether, and so would that of the hest mass its the Court upon that dust stage. They hail 'eves meads its the whole, and it was so ninth like liclitiur, that the Manager* of the Court iulerk►rd after many lard blows had been richaaged. ficruggius Armed off opus Adams, a botcher, sod it was a good s►t-to. Cribb and Baton, Itaudal and West Country Dick, and Turner and Laweaster, closed the spurt, and the spectators left satisfied, which is very seldom the case. TREMENDOUS STORM. Chs Smoky, the 211th ult. biter/ea twelve and ime o'clock, a most treotenitons thunder storm was esperieueed in the tieighbourhood of iVautage, accompanied by the pheno mena of • tornado and wate►-spoul, which me thus described by a geutlensaa exposed to the fury ante storm on the Well% between iVantage and Late'metro :—" The bail and rain poured in torrents, when suddruly the storm appeared to cease, and the thunder rolled away in the murmurs ordinance. At this moment the air was heated almost to suffocation, and a vapour of fleecy whiteness appeared to issue from • dark closed it the uurth. This gradually assumed the form of an inverted rime, whittling with excessive rapidity in the manner of an liorisoistadmill, taking • direc tion N NAV , raising and scattering is the air every ants. stance that impeded its progress, until it burst with • Ire mendous deluge of water." It was afterwards ascertained that braides touch damage of pletely destroyed • new•boill hare the Dowse, and dis persed the materials to an astonishing di-lance. Several trees were also blown down in kingnost Line Park. In some places exposed to this awful sl ilatiwy hail-atones were picked up that measured four inches artiollelf iu cir cumference.—(Windsor E.rpresr.) 1 MEN fI D.IRING OFF! NDRA. A notorious eilprit, of the statue of George Williams, a native of the parish of Balton, in this comity, was on Toes day last taken into custody on Dow.leswell.bell, by Mr. Little, Sheriff's officer. and Mr. Jeffs, beadle to the Cot poratiou ut this city. They brow:hi their Prisoner to Glow tester, ••d have since conveyed him to Worcester, where he is safely lodged its gaol, charged with a emirs, of offences. Among his imputes) crimes are the stealing of three lo►see, one at Worcester, one at Shrewsbury, NMI one from his falbre.iii-law at West Bromwich, where lie likewise com mitted w burglary ! lie is about twenty-six years of age, • powerful and very datigeosstis man, and lists long been She terror of that part of the country, where hr has of late chiefly resided. Several large rewards have been offered for ►ie apprebeusion; and we hope that the active offices► by whom he was at last averred, will he adequately recompensed for their itsdernsiguble and lahuritios pursuit, as well 1111 for the personal risk to which they were ultimately expel in en countering so desperate a fellow.--.(Glowesiter Animal) N:IV4L LVTELLIGENCE. MAT 4. The Good Caw, Lyda', arrived at Cowes from Port.aa. Prince sailed 18th March, and left the fulluwiag ships load ing there, viz.—Tha Manning, Reed, fur Harnburgh, to sail it April; Lepsic, Jurden, sod Rambler, Carrutbur, to bail fur Ragland; and the Geurge, Revd, fur a port its the Charinel, fur orders. The Rapid, Starrirkar, 'ailed from Portray-Prince fur Trieste, au the IBA March. A ship under Bremen culuurs, was to sail for Bremen •lout the Mk% March. The Messenge►, from Loudon, was going into Port-an- Prince when the Good Czar smiled. The lionentims, iron. St. Dooming°, parted (rum the Good Czar elf Scilly—all well. DEAL, Nov 4. Arrived and remain in the Downs the Waterloo, Birch. from Chia; Ajax, Somme, from Csts mita, Ceylon, and the Cape; Barton. Nelson, fesm Batavia—the letter is bound to the eastward. Canoe down from the River the Fauns, Sadler, for Mideira and Pernambuco; Bnsses, Mauro, fur Jamaica; Cana dian packet, Renner, fur Quebec; Three Friends, —, for Havre; Polies., Barber, for Seville; and Minstrel, Bris tow, for St. Helena and the Cape. LIVIRPOOL, MAY 3. The Hannah, Heathorne, from Bombay, that arrived yesterday, sailed Sib January. and touched at St. Helena 12th March, and at Aseesis 1111 l on 214111 March. The Janus's, from Bombay, rased St. Helena on 26th February, *ad had re• ceived coasiderable Assuage. The Herald, from London, sailed for Bombay 21st Dec. The Re.lpole arrived at St. Helena 11th March; on 20th April, in lat. 23. 11. long. 33. spoke the brig Brother., Stamp, from Calcutta for London; she had spoke. the ship Jesama ■ad Herald on the Lute. Arrived to-day off ibis port the Tbenslosiss, sharpky. front Calcutta; Higgunson, Hall, from liarbadoes ; AiA. %Year, and the Wellington, from Maranhao; and Euphrates, De Cort,from New York. PUGILISM EXTRAORDINARY !--011 Tuesday, in consequence of * trilling quarrel at ass ule house, a pugilistic contest took place between Thmiel Smith. of Midsummer Norton, and Jeremiah Smith, of Hadstock, which lasted one hour and •2U minute., and consisted of 113 rounds I Till almost the close of the battle, Jeremiah had not received a single facer, but being quite exhausted, he was persuaded to yield the trophy of victory to his an tagonist, who was direfully bruised, and &hewed claret prefutely.—(Shreirsbary Chronicle.) FROM LAS? NIGHT'S *GAZE TfE. .„„ MILITARY PROMOTIONI :1••••••• headman* in the Derbyshire Ideihsest of YeeMalley Cavalry signed by the Lard Lieutenant of the County • • DergY• oy Mu Halg„ Gest. to bo Liootensot—olated March 8, 1618. Newry Reginald Manilas Pole, Gent. to be Cornet—dated as above. Colunistions to the hle of Thoset Troop of East Rest Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry, signed by the Lord Lterdenald op" the Coady of Kent. Corset John Powell Powell to be Lieutenant, vice Job. Cowell, deceased—dated April M t 1818. Juba Cramp, Gent. to be Corte, vice Powell--dated as above. BANARVPI9.. Arthur Spear. late of Basinghall street, Landon, merchant, to surrender, May 16, 23. sad Jeue 16, at twelve , at Guild. hall. Attorneys, Mess r s. Bluskand Bowman, BrOad-street budding.. haat Spence, of Provideoee-row, Hackney. Middlesex, merchant, to surrender, May 16,23, and him 16, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. /Intimacy, Mr. Michell , Colon court, Broad-atrect. Joseph Briggs, of Scideoates, York, grocer, to surreeder, May lb, 16, and June 16, at one, at the White Hart Ta vern, Kingston-upon.Hisll. Jittery/eye, Mr. Huth Thomas Ahaw, Ely.plaee, Holboru, Lunduu ; and 31r. John Cressey Richardson, Hell. Felix Renaud, of St. Jarers's•Mreet, Piccadilly, Middlesex, perfumer to surrender, May 9, 19, and June 10, at twelve, at Landes. Attorney, Mr. Walls, Russell square. William Nash, of Bristol, ilrysaller, to surrender, Mayo, 13, and June 111, at one, at the Commercial Bunn's, Bristol. Attorueys, Messrs. Bourdollon and Hewitt, Braid.street, Cheapside, Loudon ; and Messrs. Bevan sad Britian, Bristol. Charles Tomlinson. of Hawarden, Flint, apothecary. to surrender, May •26, 11, and June 19, at eleven, at the Pied Bull btu ' Chester. Attorneys, Messrs. MIN! and Parry, Temple,, London ; and Mr. Kelm'', Chester. John Wilkie, of Preston, Lancaster, draper, to surrender. May 19, 20, and Jour 18, at (levee, at the Mitre his, Pres. ton. Attorneys, Messrs. J. and T. Howard, Preston; and Mr. Norris. John-street, Bedford-row London. Charles Brinsky. of Aehborme, De rby, butcher, to surren der, May 22,23, need Jure 16, at eleven, at the Bell lan, Derby. Atturoeys, Messrs. Brittleliank and Asininity, Ashburne, Derbyshire; and Messrs. Alexander and Hahne, New-lon Londuu. 'oho Thomson, d Mappletoo, Derby, farmer, to surren der, May. 22, 23, and Jane 10, at eleven, at the Bell inn, Derby. ' Attorneys, Mews. Bedtkbaok and Bainbrisme, Ashburse, Derbyshire ; and Mews. Alexander and HUIIIIC, New-lea, London. DIVIDENDS May 30. 3. Harris. of Sherborse-lane, London, victualler, at eleven, at Guildhall. May 26. D. Bateheluitr, now ur late of Farnham. Surrey, timber.merchant, at two, at the Bush lan, Farnham. June 4. W. B. Hill, of Coventry, watch-maker, at eleven, at the Castle Inn, Coventry. hese 2. T. IL Taylor, nfTelues, Devon, merchant, at eleven, at the Star Inn, Exeter. May 26. J. Sigsworib, now or t de of Sunderland, Durham, dealer, at twelve, at the Black Swan Inn, &amity, Yorkshire. May 27..1. Watacm, late of Darlington Durham, currier, at twelve, at the King's Head Nu, Dr:rlinglim. May 26. W. Unitise, of isagstim.epos- Hell, cabinetmaker, at rleveu, at the Dog aud Duck Tavern, Kiugstini.upiiia. Hull. May 29. J. 114shaon, of SheffreM, York, merchant, at twelve, et the Tontine Ina, Sheffield. May 2s. C. Ihmkt, of finrwich, boot and shoemaker, at four, at the NUFfulk Hotel, Narrri, , b, May 29. J. Travers, of Newton, Chester, J. T. Ross, and H. Junes, both of Lower IThitley, Chester, millers, at three, at the Gen/To Inn. Warrington, Lleseast.r. May 29. J. Hampshire, of Kirkburton, York, scribbling and fulling miller, at ten, at the Swan luu, fluddersfield, York. May 21. W. Brerae, of Hanley, Stoke-apon•Trent, Staf ford, posh r, at twelve, at the Sams Inu , Hanky. June 3. J. Brown, of York, wmdlen-draper, at ten, at the .Conet-holim., Leeds. Jame 6. T. Parks, of Battle, Sussex, tailor, at eleven, at . . . . Guildhall, Loudon. June 2. f : li.Dieveltiz, of Siae-laue, London, merchant, at uue, at G.8'1141811. June 6. J. Payne, of St. Juhn•alreel, Clarkenwell, %War sex, atoar-fartor, at cleven, at Guildhall, [mutton. hale e. T. Nfirbiloorale, ofWalline•strLet, Loudon, ware- houseman, at twelve, at Guildhall. May 30. A. Paton, I'. Gill, and J. Brown, of Old Gravel lane, Ratcliffe-highway, MiddlemA, soap-naanulactuiera, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. CERTIFICATES.-31Av N. T. Plimmer, of Itrailsford, Dirby, iiinkeeper.—G. Moore, of Liverpool. inerehant.—W. Pidlin, of MAncliester, coilon olorellass.....G. Grafton, of Liverpool, glue and earthen ware-dealer.—T. Walker, of Rochdale, Lassea.ter. core dealer.—.S. Mann, of linsyston.nposs-Hnll, merekant,—W. H. Ware. of Dow.streer. Covesit-gardeo, Middlesex, onssie scller.—J. Wilco*. of Stirtwabery, draper.—T. Bimaoll awl D. Simeon, of 17pIrollaud, Lancaster, tanners—W. OM's, late of Aldersgate.street, ■ud of Great Triuity.lane, Loa due, cooper. We are requested to direct the attention of per sons afflicted with mental or bodily decay, nervous debility, inward ermines, loss of appetite, indigestion, de pression of spirits, trembliwg or shaking of the hands, scorbutic and every other kind of eruption, mailman, ulce rated thrusts, seminal weakness, pins iu the limbs mud joints, consumptive habits, sod all constitutional com plaint., inime , :istely to make trial of the ei lebrated COR DIAL BALM of KAKASIRI, or NATUREs INFALLI BLE KESTORATIVF., as prepared and sold, wlsolisaleand retail, by C. J. Jemmy, M D. at the East London Medical Establishes/me, No. 7, Connors-street-road, St. Ceusge's is the East, Londins. It is universe*/ acknowlrdged to he the most agreeable and powerful Restorative iu all the above complaints ever discovered; it thins the blood, eases the snort violent paias is the bead and stomach, soil promotes retie perspiration. It is utterly impossible for language to expects, or eloquence to extol sufficiently, the valise of this wonderful and incomparable Medicine iu restoring health to tee afflicted, and giviug viper to the aged. Thousands have been restored to perfect health, after havisig been so reduced by different diseases as to have bras despaired of, not only by their families, but also by their professional at. tendons. Sold, by appointamut of the Proprietor, is bot tles, lls. each, or two crudities in one, 209. each, or four quantities in one family bottle, fur 339. duty imeludeil, by which one 1 Is. bottle is saved. This inestimable Medicine will keep is all climates, sod may be had at Barclay and Soles. Mel-market Vaile'e, 46, Corshill ; H. I. Preemies, 100, Stated; T. Richards's, 193, Straod; Blake's, 56, Pie- Barkeem, 125, Oxford-street; Chandler's, 70, Ox. ford-street; Tagg's, 10, Midille-row, Holborn; and by the most 'respectable Medicine Venders in every part of the Kiugdoni.—De. C. J. JORDAN takes thin remit opportn uity of 1111100166111( NI the public, that he still devotes his study exelesisely to the core of particular complaints, as regular Member of the Royal College of Physicians—be offers a speedy and permanent cure for every class of nervous relaxation; diseases of however lung stniultag, or of the Most iiitelerate kind, are, by his new and superior mode of treatment, speedily and eliectually en red.—Dr. C. J.JOILDaW may be consulted by all ranks of people, from niae in the riturnieg till nine iu the eveuiug, at the East losidue Medi cal Es!:.hlishment, Nu. 7, Cam iiiii -street-road, near the Commercial-raid Turnpike, St. George's in the East - 11.Clitfll from the country, enclosing a Bank note, will be dot) answered, and the mastery Illeslitise sent to ell parts or tkeKing.lan. M4RKIi 7'S. '' " Pao London Mercantile Pries Carvene,"4/Amldity, May 5. 181 b. • -., _ WEST INDIA AND SPANISH INAIN PHDOCE. B. P. Suossts.—.The quantity of good !entity at market having heels small, and that description weal exclusively looked after, the demand of the week, although nut lively, fully supported former prices, With the enception of low browns, which hang on h e ad, without • aecoVtable often. The present stock of Sipe is abort 2,4110 casks less Sian at this time last year, and the present average price 7s per cwt. higher. H h Sugars, is very amen quantity only, are nt present at market. 4: COVirt.-..The speculative disposition t prevails in ibis article nes bees ter. - " ', and it pawed , ,Ns t clays- vcry active. -_ 4.. to . 4. per cwt. graerally within the last t _-; indeed 51. profit hare hens obtained on Dutch Coffee, bought at the public rale of Friday last. Holder. of line M. Domingo now ask 1220., and 120 s. were vivo yesterday. Foreign' Coffees are most saleable; Ind for British Plantation a similar advance is required, fine quality has mot gut up quite in proportion Milk other descriptions. Of West India Coffee the stock is now 3,668 tona, being 4,300 less than at this time last year; but present prices are 4Se. per cos. higher. Cocoa —The prices of Cocoa remain nominal, uo sales haring been effected. Ram ars steady at the prices last quoted, ■s are Dye IVoods. PIIIIIINTO met *MI animated bidding by public •ale du Wednesday, and realized the quotations, •iz. 9:01. to ad. NORTH AMERICAN PRODUCE. Extract of a feller, dated Qaebec, 2141 Mart* 1818, " Ashes route very sparingly to market; the stock at the wrenl purls, and on the Banks of the St. Francois, do sot exceed 1,550 brig. trout a quarter to a (hind of which are Pearls, both are eagerly bought as they arrive. The prices at Slonlreal are fur Putsls:. and Pearls 00s. per cwt. with a very brisk demand.—The quantity of Lumber at market is trifling, being but • remnant of last year's stock.—Flour is in demand for home consumption, at 425. Brl. a 475. Bd. per barrel, and Wheat at 6..8.1. to 7s. per miuot." TOBACCO reistrins steady in priers, bust with very little business doing; the reduced state of the stock continues to be the ground of unaltered fit mum un the part of holders. Carolina Rice is dull of demand as the nominal price of 48s. per cwt. A sale of East India Rice uu Thursday, did not support the previous curieuey fur East India Rice, by 2s per ewe. A cargo ROUGH TVRPENTOC and Virginia TAR came in last week; for the further 225. 64. is asked, and the latter 23.. SOUTH AMERICAN PRODUCE. nos dentaud for COTTON has been limited this week, and prism remain @trimly; the East India Company have declared 1,151 bales Surat, and 700 hake damaged Beneal ('otton, fur ask on Friday seat, the Bth instant, prompt 7th August following; there also 150 Spanish and 100 lierhice adver tised fur ask on Thursday NUJ Friday nest The sales or the week are ;said), 500 Pernambuco, fair to good 2s. lid. a 2s. 2d ; 320 Mono, ordinary to middling 22141. • 512141.; 260 Smyrna's, tor In good 1841. a 181.1.; 60 11ou►lsun, ordinary 2.. lid.: in load 80 Surat, mitl.iling on fair 141 d. a 15d.; 230 Beugal, ordinary 101.1. fair to good 114. a 141.1 fine 120.: total 1,450 bags *old. The mono s of the week air 4,749 lomot, viz. 498 Pernambuco, 107 West ladle, 94 Su rat, 4,050 De•gab. B ALTIC, &r. PRODUCE. Some sales of C TALLow ou the spot have been made at 775. shd Am antral purchase , ' may yet Ire made at 72A. for July Aliment, and 70a. Inc all the year. In If [NP to arrive there is nothing doing. The following were the quotations at St. Petershiergh, April 10 :- T V. C. 'Fatima on contract 1153 rid.; dm. uu sort, 190, asked 1415; Suap on comma 171) paid, no a-krti. Chau Hemp vu the spot 90, Jittn tin contract 85, Potashes 115, BriAth s 70. Lathan@ 11 13.16. MF.DITF.RRANEAN, &e. PRODUCE. Fft1:11`....-Two resorts have arrived in the Creek from Smyrna ; but there is very little fruit in them vessch. Turkey Raisins continue must in demand. Fsgs are very &Mu( hale, the trade being urcrstuacJ, 'and the quality inferior. BARILLA if lower, pattleolarly Tenerife, which may be bad at the reduced quotation 1295. Sicily 31a. BJ. BRITISH STAPLE ARTICLES. The prices of Itcrtstcto SUGARS have varied Net little; Luntps for I:mating continue in steady &tumid for the ii 1.- 614 market. Loaves of all descriptions may be purchased • •hsde lower, via. Ponders, Ilainhurieb and Doubles, Otis. to Is.-111cit.mtics have toren in 1, I lemon tit. Out remain stationary in price with little doing, clictlit Spefo► Oil, *Lich bus fallen considerably. LIVERPOOL REPORT, M,ti 2. The Cotton market has been very inanimate, and the transactions by private treaty •niount to 3,170 bags. Yes : terilay 3,082 Bencels were offered at public sale, of which there were sohl 210 hales, ordinary at 110. a 11 yd. and 1,821 bales, fair at 124. a 121.1. per lb.; 1,051 bales web , nary were taken ill at 110. The sales by private treaty consist of 909 How& at 21 a 22.1. ; 210 °demos at 22.1. a 231 d. and 2a. Old.; 250 Sea Islands lit 3i. 5.1 a 41.; 50 Stained at 2.4. 2d. a 2a. 30.; WO Persian,. at 2s. 24. a 2s. 2 , 1 d. a few 25.31.; 450 &shims at 2s. hi. a es 10. ; 550 Maranhatits at la. 01.1. a 2s. Ohl. nod 100 fine 2s. 14.; 50 Demerara. at 2s. 0;d. a 2s. 24.; 40 Rarbadues at 2214. a 234.; 110 Swats at 16;d. a led.; and 300 Bengal. at 111.1. a per ; amounting altogether to 5,200 bags. The imports amouut to 9,2114 bags. Bowed. and Permian are reduced ill. per lb. Diatomic; the very reduced stork of B. P. Sugar, bat little borders's has been dose in thus article; one public sale of 100 bads. was brought forward, consisting chiefly of old Su riname, of brown quality and duty paid, which brought 725. a 73a. 6.1. per cwt. The import during this week is 1. 0 00 casks, which form about the present stock in first hands - Of East India 1.709 begs of good white Bengal, and good strong brown Bourbons were offered at public sale, and part have bleu taken fur abipment and the home trade: the former at 525. and the latter at 465. In Foreign descrip tions we have had nothing done. New Demerara Ildolasaes hare sold at 42.. 6.1. and old Surivam at 355. per cwt. -We4sail a good stemma on Saturday last and in the early part of the work for Coffer, at a little advance on the for. neer prices ; very ordinary dark Dutch 107 s. 64., good to fine ordinary Il2s. a Ills., Middling to good midilthig 116.. a 1191. and old middling Dominica 121 s. Ou Thursday a public sale of 250 casks awl 3,200 bags and bands of good Domingo and Havausish were brought forward, when the whole met a ready demand, and sold at very full prices; ordinary Domingo brought 1 1 la., good to flue ordinary with culotte 112 a. a 114 e.; aud Havannah ordinary 109 s. 6,1.. good mud fine ordinary Illa. a 1135., middling and good 114 s. Iles. per cwt. In Cocoa nothing has been done. East India Ginger hat sold at 381. and Pimento of fair quality at 104. Carolina Rice meets little inquiry ; 120 casks in bond hare bees sold at 365. hut 392. is still generally asked : •f East India, 1,100 bap of Patna were offered at an et iim, and only 800 bags of middling loath, have been sold at 271. Of 200 bags Saltpetre offered at the same time, 100 bags mold at 43e. 6d. • 44.. ed. Ruins remain without alteration. For Ashes there has been a trifling inquiry, and a few parcels of Boston Pots and Pearls have sold at 57.-a dine of Is, per cwt. Hides continue in fair demand at our last weeks pekes. Turpentine contmensteady. Tallow is dull of sale. We bays no alteration to notice in the Tobacco market this week, the manufacturers having been the only pur chasers. The arrivals of both foreign Grain and Floor having again been considerable, Ilse markst has been dull, and some sales have been made of the former at es further &ChM of 6d, per bushel. In Flour nothing has been done, as the holders are not inclined to give way in price to meet the views of the porch/uteri, and coma large holders have taithsli awn their stork, from tke 111 at ket altogether. 800 barrels Carolina Tar offered by auction on Monday, were sold et lON. per brl. besides which nothing has been dime in the article. The demand for Logwooil this week has been limited. In Fastir there bus been a little more doing; the sales amount • • • • • to about 105 lons, consibiing of good Swish al 121, Per. nominee* 101., and small luta of good Cuba at 17/. per Of 90 tons Nietragua Mud brought forward on Thurmln). ouly 5 toms were sold at 141. 2s. ltd,, the remain& r tieing taken in at IGI. per ton. Some further sales hare berm mad. in One Sicily Miumac at 335. per cwt. to be taken hum Cite ship's side ; and for parcels in the warehouse 238. 6.1 a 245. per cwt. has be'en obtained. Oaring to the decline which lin taken place in the London market, the priers of /Molds r Roots are quite unsettled. Small parcels of Sicily thin. stone have been disposed of at 291. per too. Postscript, Tuesday, Map 5, ISIS, Four o'Clock. SUGAR.—Tbe deemed wu liraitrd to-day lu about 205 casks; good strong working Sugars nre stilt 9raree, nud tier prices ithtsined, compared with hittny's transarttoto, %rte rather stiff than otherwise. Come,—The holders ask more motley to-day by a shil ling or two, but not baring vet obtained it, we merely serve, that firmness and confidence prreails generally • e the holders in a remarkable degree, and that there are appa rently no sellers except at the extreme advance. Rust, BRANDT. and Guinea, are till steady in priers, but the market inactive; and the latter is so much the cave a itla respect to LOGIFOOD, ns to render quotations ..... niiial. PI MENTO is chiefly held by second bands fur at higher pie than there is oily present disposition to give, and men tile quotations unmet be readily realised to-day. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY. The Variathe, fur Ote Dan Juan, on Saturday, the 9th 414 at Nu. 4, Clement's-Inn. Recalls saw place, tvti y Tuesday sad Saturday, /or three sou th .. _ . 'flee Queen Charlotte, Impregnable, Superb, Albion, NM. den, Leander, Glasgow, Severs, Graniciis, Helot's, Cords-ha. Heron, Brilum:ut, Moline, mut Prometheus; Hecht, Infer nal, Belaebub, and Fury bombs; the Palrimuth buy, and the delarliment of the field train, who were actually on board and straight's at the bombardment of Algiers, un Wedursilah the Gth instant, at No. 9, New Broad-street Recalls saute place, every O'ednesday and Thursday, fur stoic mouths. HI On Sunday, the 3d infant, iu Glnocrater•stret, thr Lady of :Wish William Grey, &mi. of Backworth, Nos thatuber. I aud, uf a daughter. MARRIAGES. Yesterday morning, the sth of May, at St. George's Chine% Hauover.mptare, by the Human&le and ltev. H. Howard, the Hon. Captain Granville Levison Proby, 11.N_ accord run of the Earl of Cnrysfort, one of the Representatives in Pa. liament fur the County of Wicklow, to ftsnlwlln, eldest daughter of the Him. Colonel Howard, of rilsby Palk, in the said County. On the 4th eastant, at St. George's, Hanover.s.pare, by the Rte. Robed Musky Master s A.M. Grii,ge Hubert Sosala, Earl eldest son of Crurge Smith, Fay M.P. of t' epee Harley_ street, to Jane, eldest daughter of Julia Mahe, ty, 1.:.q ut tamtvenur-square. Ott the 28th ult. by the Rev. J. Tuley, Geroge ikatsnn, formerly of the 2d Dragoon Guards, to Auna, ouly tfitughier of the lute Colonel W. Cuuully. DEATHS. On Saturday morning last, at the Admiralty, Sir Groeits Hope By Is draft the aituation a Maj.-tier/la! ur riots becometi vacant, which Sir George bad wily hail • *hurt time. Oa Tsustlay last, at Brampton, of a rapid decline, aced 24, Francis Page Turner, 17sq. lumigrat brutlicr of Sir Greguiy Osborn Pate Toaster, Bnrt. 0.. Monday, at his lothring4 in Bath, aged 57. Sir Egerton Leigh, Bait. of Bros/tins-et !bow, Weralcksiti,e. HIGH %%ATER Tins DAY AT LONDON BitIDGE. Morning 45 after 2. I Esening I after 3. PRICE 01 sroc Batik Stuck llB3 3 per Ct. Red.... 79M 2 , 3 per Ct. Con! tio l ;-!1 4 per Ceut5....... 974 b t) as spertt.N. Ati. 1071/U Omsk L. Ann. 201 7.-16 I :S YESTERDAY. India 1,;011.1 96 9R pr. F.x.13111r, 2, 17 .O iir. Ditto, 21 IS et) t.l. (Is. Lottery Tiekeii. 19/. 10.. Coos. lur Acc... S I b(11 COURSE OF EXutIA? Amaterdato .... 37 ÜB.2U. Ditto at sight 36 Amsterdam.... 11 7 C. F. Ditto at eight .. 11 4 Rotterdam ... 11 82 U. Antwerp tx. Mo. 11 10 Haniburgh.. .. 34 0 2W. A Rona ......... 34 1 2jU. Parisi da) . '3, date 24 10 Ditt0.......... 24 30 2 U. Rowrdrsnx ... . 24 30 Frankfort on the Main ll2 ex. Mo Madrid ...... 40 effect. ..... 3ll effert. Ri !boa Barcelona Seville ..... 39 Gibraltar Yi Leghorn Genoa iGE, Turstisr. MAY 5. Venice, itill.Liv. Malts SY Naples ...... 44 Palermo 1:341. per oa. Lisbon Oporto Rio Janeiro-- 001 Dub1in........10 per Ct. Curb .......... 10 Agiouf the Bank en Holland 2 per Cent. MILLION. PUrtligal Gold IM l a. If. Coin, per 0z....4 2 o Foreign Gold in Bars . New Donbloolir o i► New Dollars 5 ti Silver in Bars o r View Lcu it:0044 4 o rpHE CORDIAL HALM OK GILEAD t. JL universally acknowledged to be the must agreestle and powerful restorative in all Nervous Disorders ever dis covered. This celebrated Cordial is petoliarly efficaciuti% art all inward wastins, lugs of appetite, indigestion. deprem:e of spirits, trembling or shaking of die halide ur limbo, vO• alinate roughs, short nem of breath, and consumptive 1117,. it thins the blood, eases the roost wittiest pima in the and stomach ? and promotes gener4l perspiration. fly the Nobility and Gentry this MettiCiiie is much admired, being pieatiant to the taste and smell, gently astriaz.og the fit rut of the stomach, and giving that proper tensity which a good digestioo reclaim. Nothing ran be betkr adapted to Kip and south h the constitution after a debauch with wine, Sec. Much has been said by interested individuals sgiiii*t Medicines that are advertised, but there is a very impotent observation to be made respectmg ilia Cordial Hahn of Gilead, that unless its operation was gentle, safe, and ethea calms, to those complaintifor which it is recu:nmendM, usitversally adasioistseed with invariable success, it could not Wee attained the unamaospird demand it lis% fur, as it has rarely the pest advaciage of a pen:nacre ad vocate, so within; but his convictiou of its rietuva, Ly es salutary effects, can induce perseveinoce ; and yet ec ru able persevermaceis certainly most regni‘iic to enable ev. +r Cis happiest combiaatioo of chemicals and galenical% to rot wit chronic diseases, and reeturr the valetudinarian in hea:tb. Sold by Leigh, 18, Strand; Bacon, 151, Oxford .trcet Salton soil Co. Bow-Church•yarl ; Clica ; Exchange,. and Ward, Holborn; ii. h •: t 114. **eh, or four in one IF-trolly Bottle fir 33.. by nin. h OW , Ms. bottle is saved, with the word* " Salad Sulam n, Liverpeol,* engraved on the Stamp. •.• Dr. SOIUIII4II expects, when conaiiliad by letter, tho I usual compliment of a one pound note to be enel.oed, al e dressed, " 31oney Letter. Dr. Solnaluu, GI its& Bouse, mar Liverpool. Paid double pottage ." Also, price 3s. that scarce, Mt, rext:ng, and Iltala Family Work (with ankh is .. itoren so clew... Portrait of the Anllia, and a View of vino l!il A GUIDE TO HEALTH; a., Advice to both SNIP.% in • variety of Complaints. By S. Solunion, N D I:mimintat • Treatise uo remale Di•ea.es, Nervous and Hypochondriac Complainte; also general Remarks 03 tli thyr.iltt , , Inth Which the human body n rnmit frivieutly explain in2 the ,yinptouta, made of treatment. aMt renacdoe multi • properly adapted for Sexual Debility, Sac. :Cc. LONDON : Printrd MIA rtabiask:rl at 017( IC% Shand ; whet:, Ativettioraitalts are r reltre.l., solo lA , ' ( ? ost pill) mutt be e•ltirelvet:—C. S3lll N• 1 Clem-nes WWI'S. Pie 187, Stout.. I`..:be eller . /< 111 MI I