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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. DUTCH MAIL. 11111199V1.1, raawen 10. one the ,Fretwh frontless sq. the They wree rev', sloye troy ix drawing up tool sagolot petitions OTainai sit well-known proposal of Me Chanther of Piers, ilvd people'. minds were is rm." norm, en that Ow it mote/ h eireular I-tters. f o r tlw toorpow of ryoiel -4 stomp apprehesoiows ; that. however, t h e repot lhe • . oloWorktio•pt had fen all sides, sppeloo•I the noen•inr... ••• the th•r signing of the yetio•.n. is di•r,ntlinued, .5..1 lleetoogs have horn lola at which hoots VI I - lime' In " lissoistity and Ilhl,rion " tto , ew alarmist r• port.. probably rwiaisslinit will, person. who hope to hod their account Ps 'loofa's, have all vani.hetl. some, ►rnRrtARY 10. The Ex-Rice of Ifolliona now 'lives here in the crtale•t 14 Irrrnt••nl, and i. wholly encicril with tlw 'lllocution of his vm 11, aster. the Prince... "torches... nit the itolor hand, in . 1 4,0 .pletillosir. nod resides in a line inntet A hrotrh N,ihiernan. She Mrignis of thoichis, who •isiteil Bo nap.. or au Ellw, and asked for his IlUftrAit, triads her fre sproily. RR iv.firt.ll, MARCH A. Amnon the Ip—allllll who rrePivell poilnwo.. 1u Worn 10 Fe11...r, tilc) weistimi N. Ardault and 11. nu,, , Ile St. Via- Ira?. etry4 NA, VI nitt . ‘nv 2S. Arc140.141:4. Charles his just finiiln , l Ins lostiov of the I 1.C11.-oi l'.411.111 11 r.:4 • 17499. The work of 4144. 41..4-eased 4; •II• r.415tntte,h4.4444, stn the rampaign of !Finn, alil In , Also • .lit it Itcrl mod folislonl Gestural Isneest an, at 144, , ent An•lrt.4.l Plenirticotiary in Ihr 314144ary Comoniiter of the Poi of Frankfoo. os occupied with the descoptiun of the Cutupgigos of 11%.13 and 11414. THE POOII LAWS. TO THE EDINOtt OP Tim Diarist' Puss. sin —Sint* the Pnor Law. and the esktine emolo ion of *ht I.shunrisc Classes are matter. of such general import. twee lo society, you will poseilily nut deem nit . 101111.1%e if mllll'l6l you will give publicity to Slit following observe. lift... then-tin. The 'nhjerl is adositleol, on all sides, to he one of cleat 4.11„. 1 ,11! A wl pa i lir es it slut's Ilie ill OVITSIS Of I itt•tiClAN cud rtirriiiitc,ns it teems natty must, the filmsr niolcses.alor will become iehabilents of this richt'. That eh , .et.tiitt warts is very fast consuming the properly and morsl4 oif tlw Iwo& is too evislent, and therefore it hrlioses thow alias have a loathe fluty to discharge, to prevent this "yr. a lit itnieg lisle of puvrity, and its coneumitant, %laity tenses may be assigned as productive of 11w mewed inrreastel slate of pauperism; anal 1 think the followiog ins) . ht eilvanceal as prumineut engentleriug, is a peat decree, the want.. :—... Ist, The weight of Issaliess os the common necessaries of life: 2.11 v, The getters, rearcity of Wooer; and 3,11 y, The relief of the pour bring compulsory. Th , *wen ails soap, leather, salt, Ira, sugar, and candles, are stvciely felt by the lahoerine damps; nod as they are the terge.t hotly of esincitint rs, and as those articles are ill divessillAr an consary in the domestic arraegenstitt of the sober fund). it is 'videos s large proportion of the smell a s...rugs of the poor is paid iii taxes on the sumespient ad vance of prise oat those as tit Ira. Tier getters! seeretly of labour may be. • i it t ib o t r a to entiely of cau.es, and In mine wish gteeler el 'sooty titan the monopoly of laird by tarot speenletior tapitThsts. Erma this ritrionstencr the your:tory of the r,•nt,t,s air becom ing 3lis"thest in the labourer, :mil the chat:tour Of the 1315 , r is Sink USX into that of the pow r. The Ina. s elm on otigllV erliclest, the eshrusiere age of which wutild lie pi rolori , t-e r intrrnerel Islowir, ought slim to lo inenlium il. I sillud. to the dilly on bricks and 'too.. In the existing state „r beasr, in massy distriets where the scarcity of wok i. not so g. , much evil Is created by the citeum , limee nf top.oyinz %Worsts at a reduced rale of way, nod the ialwnsrrr Ira big furred to obtain purl of the Poor Rate Itt mete op his 1114-1,01111 weekly allowance. The promo, intligtristiomicat administration of till, f has tended moth to increase She Pour Rates. Every one is et-- titled in sillier the °Nets tautly of usaintsinine himself, sir a has to he insioniiinni by the people at large. lusteme. its b.. 111 in asminfartioing sad accieulluril t., twat be I . .•urti, in which the want of labour has 'seam the soh. ...-rtaboti fair partseitial relit f. It ammo nun hi. anted, itsesmorh Pi every inrli of boot has sue IS.Volae reeltiintiol, that sorb onfortoitate origin in be stiganatiord %tilt those badges whirls ate au ilimised ley Ilse esielisg leas. The nsit.il of that man ran hellswei, Int eusistit get issue, moist moist be deeply sssss lest alien the ability 11, % in I. —in seek Hers relief ought to he knells affoetteil. It 1., however, otherwise in reaped t.i those who prefer their minds name at the parish chew s rather than Alai* it by their owes labour. I o w, however, very furlutiately, 55411 feipOnfillAe foe the ride of the evil, ur the finding a remedy for the grievance ; anU as I have swesserd the liberty of assigoisig ranges, I may, prrhsps, he remised, if I me scribe the remedies. I do uut suppose that the Chlll4eoof of the Esetrirpor C. 1.1 C , 'lllSent to nlonol.las Ihr twit on the it tides a. aticOing the hammer, oulrssutMrsaquallscliicacious and proilortive can lie as.izitril; but es I think hp rught 10 have WO .01.3 116.11 Ito a las ell real Sad swtrinittril properly Ali a suluittuie, it will be lue those whose dismic marshiest leads ilium to COIVIIf in Ilw teseastere, In tolopti.e its adop tion., and its far as I am capable of imlzing, ninth essential 'dirt to the lebottrin thisses mild he the result, and Ibis et the expense of Risme who cats best Atoll to pay. Tlw sc.torty of labour Might to hr provided for by its he. tog remit-rid swipes ions un the occupier of • fiVell heel of load 10 &imp a proporliens of it to his labourers, al ea S.Ve.•ge 11101-11 a genres! rate a wiz,s being fixed et, t. 0.1 to etinanteute front Martinmas, and I . ollllllllt . till Lady Pay. by hral , ieale be tosvened for the put pose, t•toeh rate het 'Haired lie lit dot Clerk id . Ow Seg.itot.-1.) a a kly esir) beittg behl for protithip: labour for such as 111 . 4011 re. quire it, with a: gal afire the late bUil, and fins by the Coker system, which hits m been adopted ith great tuts iroaril to the idk, whom at, individual nuol.l not thoosr to employ, Ririe is 111 , 4•;.y. till illy of I..hotir iis the public lotchwars 4114.1 utwcts of omit parishi s, in Jog the ;Ono*. p. rim!. 11 ,resold only he necessary In give Juiticts the !owes Ito Mit to .r..n Ilse tannplaint ur the sissy. yor, as bets era 111i44- le E. and bet toklit• INI 111%1Olawiliy, awe:able to the e Xl3llll A. luny a. r, ti, i rillOWl'd In rontioile rouiptilowwf 0111 the ',wets. it u¢ M ill the l'uo. Rates be au iseressiem , h., zi t. if f.lirf i. Sallie &WM 31,111 n set: et Ventry-- a I ,• rp0r...1 of rn autival Overseer, was In he alopol 111 l 11-.-1111.1 tf this 4,llkte lusucialril the tan full hal 31 ter ef Ot a the orsuor P; th o and Snore's. of the wn IO:lovsy., much Villt e vai w .. itiol.l 0te..1. @liable. Sindb other.. would vuon be • well qiiaitri• 0.1 with the rltsrotivr of t vet y Isliuurer in his pnrivh—the serum., of midi r!ia,a, ter twin!: strutinivrtl test 1111 thin fur it lea-- the I M ,r,ibility of selief beine withheld— itiol the etrl:kinly, it Nutscluoi is itlirittLt, of stork heist./ 'mid, it, my humid.. judgment, It•steu, if lint in Illtilftlfe remove, the pits. ist geuvegl matt of pee r r,vras I smalls, au, yutir ulm.t.lkut Cl's.tot, J. C. Mart IN 1819 Atiseher mercantile hon..- in tile City is Paid to I el.• I•torirril payment col Saturday fur 1014000/. LFG‘I. Abf/ANTAULS.—Ata late Aal.it.s al k, a c.its-e err nt thither for twenty he I'luutiff chtotord a vt § - dirt in the wrest trt orwitha;.l mouse r, the Attorney riAS all rxultatton, and tiw l•witt otr entolutror—bre tortes in gaol WM, 11114 Ce fur the r> prmar. SANGUINARY ATTIZIIPT TO Mr7WER. TlVit I TIM t•. Yesterday John .forree Madden, John .11,1dorlen, Jrrmrt Ponnelly, limq Toolory, null limn ('onanr, %sclr Nona's, u p for n third snit final examinstion, charged with healing soil wiiiiitding Timothy Connor so ss to endanger his life ; and JAM.% Ilealey awl the two Maddens stood arrairneil ski* On n second rharD. of brattair. Kinsey and %Vellare, two flit:Asides, sttarking Oren with looses and 01 lure ilaiigerous weapons whilst to the legal exercise of their i;ot v Tisk was a rase of the utmost lenliarity, iit twenty to thirty of thr lowest 1131n1 of the 'mat. men mid misckril Ihe I mom (Timothy Connor., soil after nlung him until apparently dyad, they in° IC ti ra • Vinnlllll l On his Isudy. The I ° era weer culminated for trial FROM LAST Nwarrs G.4ZETTE. rrotrn-Offire, Mart h 16, 1819. DIF.MBER RETURNED TO SERVE. IN THIS PRESENT PARLIAMENT: normigh If Newry 11nnournblr Franck Jack Nerd of tlw llnuoorablr Frkisci4 Nef 111i3111, 1101 W ViSCOLIIIi Kilmoirey, called sip to tlir House of Pis rs. PA RTN ERSH IPS DISSOLVED. J. Ilinol.lock and R. Peaoldock. of Mancheoce, issottnry 10, 1010 *wall and W. Starter, of Wo,thioT, Sunset:, sou memos, January 1. 11419-1 '• " I " nod A. Rolverlson, of Slweroess, Knit, soreemis, 31nesh 11. 1819 —.I. Ilorlibucklr mood J. Simpson., of Air-oil - rt. Picca dilly, NI idollo sex, clothes-salesmen, March 15, 1810.—S. Manua, of Yeadon, York, RIO H. B. limo, of Bowling. Yook, worded..M.l,lcm May 27, 1818.-11. S.llcrs snot %V. E. Take, of Koliz4toolo-oiron-11.01, mrrchants, March 10, 1819 —J. Truvell and T. Alum., of Castle-street P sl, Stint ioldleux, coach-platers mud fouuders, De. cembti 31, 1817. _ BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. James Gunn, of Eton, Buckiughans, cuseismaker. BANKRUPTS. George Edon Jones, late of Bedford, bookseller, to air. render, Alwil 5, at four, 6, at ten, 3114 24, at twelve, at the Itird Lion Inn, Bedford. Attorneys, Mr. Pram, jun. Bed ford; and Messrs. Swain sod Co. Frederick's.plare, Old Jewry, London Henry Wile Whilmarsh, of Wingham, Kent. mallskr, to surrender, March 29, at seven, 3n, soil April 27, al eleven, at the Guildhall, Canterbury. Attorney, Mr. Starr, Can terbury John Edward Houghton, of Fetter-lane, Tondo'', builder, to surrender, March 23, 30, mid April 27, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Dykes, Thavies Inn. George Chister, of Gomersal, York, Julio Chaster, of Knuttingley, York, and Thomas Chaster, of Dewsbury, York, coal-dealers, to surrender, April 2, t, mud 27, at eleven, at the Sessions llonse, Wakefield. Attorneys, Mr. Ilstsoiegarden, Loudon and Mr. Carr, Gomel-sal, War Leeds. Thomas Abraham Cockaedge, of Woolpit, Suffolk, mer chant, to Airrender, April 8, at six. 1, and 27, at eleven, at the Unicorn tun, Ipswich. Attorneys, Messrs. Brame and Noteritt, Ipswich; and Mr. Toms, Cupthall.eurirt, Thrug morton-street, Londure %Villiam Lea, of Birmingham, victualler, to surrender, April 5,6, and 27, at eleven, at the Herr and Chickens Hotel, Birmingham. Attoneys, Messrs. Long and Austen, Holborn-court, Gray's Inn, Loudon; and Messrs. Smith and Arnold, Birmingham. %Villeins Burma" now or late of Worcester, hop-mer chant, to surrender, April 1,2, and 27, at twelve, at the Hop Pale, Worcester. Attorneys, Messrs. Cordate and Young, Holborn-court, Gray's luu, London; and Messrs. Parker and Smith, Worcester. Thomas Williamson, of Leigh, Lancaster, provision. dealer, to surrender, April 7,8, at ten, and 27, at five, at the Arioilmill Inn, Manchester. Attorneys, Mr. Shaw, Ely. place, Holborn, London ; and Mr. Smith, Manchester. William Peinsent Cook, late of Plymouth, merchant, to surrender, March 29, 30, and April 27, at eleveu, at the Globe luu, Plymouth. Attorneys, Messrs. Alliston and Huts dleby, Freeman's-cons t, Cornhill, London; and Messrs. Woollcombe and Jago, Plymouth. Benjamin Fenner, of Fenchurch-street-chamber, Lon don, fluisr.factor, to sot reiter, March 23,30, and April 27. at ten, at Guildhall. Attorneys, Messrs. Parntber and Tur ner, London-street, Feuchurch-street. Henry Newton, late of Devunshire.street, Queen-square, Middlesex, but now of Marshall-street, St. Georges.fields, Surrey, tailor, to surrender, March 20, 27, and April 27, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Goodall, Southatuptuu-buildings, Chancerydane. MdPICETS. from the " Logsdon .71Prenotile Prier farrent; • uf Tios,:ar Nan Is Id. IMO. --- WIEST INDIA ANI) SPANISH MAIN torrer —llture 11:14 here no wsh!ir Cothe s.tfee our last, and II•r drmnud, whirl. wan ruliter lively wt the clu-e or 1;141 ,d • the week. ha, xrAdttally de erea.teil. .1 hi. tutu le rem with little Ittictiry. I.ttl prieee neatly the stnr.•. With ihr MV'. pI lif Zu•.d au. l floe ordinary initiates, %lurk •.re a1t.,111 I. n 1 , . 611 111Thrr. Thr •I,.rk ,•f %V. I ('ufl•ee I,t now 3.71144 hone. twirl!! 1190 Irmi than at Ow. tiwr la.t year ; ikrthitlit puma.• 20s. per cot. higher. B. I'. SFr: the ronkiite in limited i'i mand, parlicOarty good minim y 91111111 M. but the !will , till is idiots* s at istion. FoREIGN SIUGARI—There have loci, isoptirir , for white Brazil and liavatinals, lint few sal, s have IP en effected. The stuck of B. P. Slizar is now Sr..o casks leis than last year's at this time; Bee present inlets rale Is. 63. per cwt. lower, per Gestalt averne. RUMS have twee, in limited demand at the riimer rates. NORTH AM ERIC 1N ritoorcr,. TOBACCO.--There has mat bees, much Inisitiess done fur export since our last, hut priers are wiilimit variation. Carolina Itter. in build is withiiit demand, a few small sales of duty paid Rice hhe heti, made as 124. per re, t. SOUTH AMERICAN PRO Ott: E. The inquiry fur Orr lON is, ihia mai Let tuiliii.iii . . very tiitl , n!, there twin( little else thin a dew necasiiiiial or& rs fer report. and prices remain mointioilly the same as last imottil. The sales of the week, duty paid, are 450 l's roam : hisreo, fair to good 2041 a 201.3. title 213. ; 5 . 2 Miaa, good ISJ. ; 225 Demerara and Rei hire. fine Ind. ; is, bond, 751 i Surat, good to fine 101 , 1. a MI. ; 330 Bun , : Ai, mitl'll"X 10 ; fair s.tri. a 011.: total 1.147 bags sold. Imports, none. I EAST INDIA PRODUCE l'Easi.—At the lisle just finished, Billies and eornsnean , Canicula have sold at a reduction of Id. to ;M. per Ili, ; in ' common Twankay about Id. Fine Brum are anent 'id. per lb. elicaper, while the common kinds and the best Cute , gun and houchong fully support previous prices. i BALTIC PRODUCE. The following were the (violations at St. Petersburg's, 1911 i Fibrilar', 1A10:—Y. C. Tallow on contract. money, i 100 rhls. Soap Tallow 145 'hip. Y. C. on limit 1 6 5, Cleats 1 Hemp on contract 8 4 a 85 , ditto in tai a 92, Flax 170, Isl sort Bristles 08, Okatke 112, %Altai 30 a 31; Ex change 111 a 99.32. BO NI AG. ate- Molesey th irst was v estertlac the field of much gynamedic warfore in three Jeanie., the 1 . 1.'4 or o loci, was for a .4:llce of 5111. betiA ern 1 lickansa, • rnu Of l'alcan, hut fl ishly ctilled Gax, tram his svotklug at the gas wpm. This was his first ap pearance in the ring, but he wits noted for hamper ing away at commoners. (.'rereeky had a theoreti cal science by using the gloves, and although he had beat One commoner in the ring, he was nut over-rated. The assemblage was rather re.pecia. Me than numerous. Buggies, duo-cart., dentiett, and cabbage-drags were alike to ruirststtant ; and pedestrians, in hundreds, priforined the dist:owe cheerfully, without the aid itf the denerly ' chargers (the accelerating hobby-horse). The great Captain artivell at one o'clock, owl the melt prr- Pertql for act . Oiiver and Slit• Illy seconded Hickman, and Painter and Tom Innrs !•econtled Crawley. Betting live to four on Hickman. Tli F: RATTLE. Rutin(' 1. Creirley hit slightly with the left hand, hut wns pfellarrii to Weak away. II Is atitaizutwit, hoavv►r, it. pt Hum with him and let fly with hulk hands, which told sat now awl mouth, and Crawley wasfloorid against the stake sews-rely. 2. Crawley bled freely oat of nose and mouth, and he was rs tunnel tiptoe in a similar manner with a heavy right-hand ed hit upon the neck, which dropped him again —3 and 4 to 1 wt Gas. 3. Enconroged by PLICITS., Iliekmaa followed his adver sary all round the ring, and floored him again, and Crawley had enutigh to take cosifidence out of him. 4. Gawky, in sparring attitude, was hit with the right baud is the throat again, and the blow dropped him, and it ass Bub rilch's hull loafer against a I isty's tyke, and it weigh* tire the patience of the reader to de;ail the rounds farther. Its the fifth and sixth rounds Crawley only stood to be bit, still to avoid more punishment a hogging match followed in the sixth round, when Gass threw him. If in the opinion of the hp. dahlia Crawley had a chance of turning the fight, it 11411 in the seventh and eighth round., when the men stood kits for hits, and Hickman wac knocked down. He seemed to lose confidence, and funglst with open hands. But this strobg eat reise entirely wore Crawley out. His antagonist never left him after this, ruffisniiig him clown in every ratios!, ala Scroqg ins, until 13 rimodv were fought in 13 minutes, a lieu Crawley gave in moth beat. Hickman suf fered a hit in the ogles in the two busiest minds, elaW ilf hal rut well, but be is a slight pive►, and his from.• is not built to respire. There is too much of him in frnoth, and a want in substance. Gas has a frame and map linty Vulcan-likr, and lie is a Seroggins tighter, but with both lle pi ionises very fair—is more than twelve atone,lint Ilse hrst good hitter he fights will try the nature of Ins mettle. ruG AND HORTON. We record this merely to stale, slat Hutton the veriest cur its., l'ker stippel. They amused Ihrmwit , . one loom. soda 11111101 C 1.4 illiout drawing Minot duriu4 o loch Holton 1...1 110 other object but skulking dons' without a blow. '11:e ring lirciitic so disgusted 11.1., that an enderiv • was made to separate them its vain, until after fighting nearly two 110/11N, the umpire did separate them. One face is worth iii running sway, kits oprd of Pieg's hits,whichl'ntkeil town, tugethei with Oliver, his se rood, rho wns 111 hind him, and shish reused much merri mcM. Pug received the stake. surt.us; AND A COVNTRYSIAN. A gallant fight, which made 'muftis for the disappoint mewl of the other Iwo, look place between • tried scientific 1)141 5 . 1 (Shelton) and a countryman, call d Huntsman, fur • pulse of *army guineas. It was • slatigthering light, at mice livrty and in.schircuus, which scattered the claret several toth, Donna I. The countryman sei stied to be at a lots how to g et at wink, cool Shelton, to ava.l himself of his science, kept from acute opi rat lOU. Shelton its getting back lost Ins feet, and went down with a slight hit, or rather a push. I. The countryman hit Shelton a severe blow on the head with the right hand, which spun him PAW WI. Shelton re coveted by aid of she ropes, and hit his adversary down by • severe cut over the eye. 3. A desperate bitting round ; blows were exchanged at the bread fur nearly two minutes without flinehinz, a n d hulls went deists, dropping with the earriutill id . hitting. 4. An equally desperate round, but Shako,, u sed his Of irlift more tit getting away and fighting at points. He found out list victualling ,dice, and then ciussbuttocked bins density. 5111, Oils, 7th, and Kth Runnels produced dreadful fightigig, Curls as was scarcely ever witnesaed, and the countryman Iwas espial its quit !mess to hie antagonist. 'I he heavy blows ruining' il product il a sensation in Ilse mess distinctly heard I thrunglimit the sing, seed the advantages were rather in (armor of the countryman. 9, Slit Not lesiistt•il to bis science again in getting away, (Mhos ril ractill the sing, still he was knocked down. IS. Shelton received a Missy cross bittiock Three other rounds weir familia IllUbi desperately, and parsiettlarly the last, whets boils hit al the head until exhausted, and sit a close Shelton was down i 'rut be e:ust, his adversary not being able In c ' iii lima It was altogether a terrible hitting fight. The • itunityman wants practit.v. Oliver seconded Shelton, and Silt ine the eurntrgtuati. Oil Tuesday night. Ilse qth iti.tant, the Bishop's Palace in C; tttt critter ere broken na , i, Und 11101 lie 'men MO fitlilltlty pr“vikio.. siii!er. The offenders have hitherto eluded the iigilalice of the Police. Dallis() ltosseay.—A few days ego • thief went into Brickley•bouse boarding-school. at Wal worth. mipeteeittd, mid stole several handsome cloth prlo.,es, the property of the boarders. with which he wets sulking off, when he was espied by the servant-maid, who instautly gore the alarm. and the thief wee pursued for nearly a mile bye gentle man who wit• pambitig at the time. bet although closely piti•tiei, he contrived to make his serape. All I tapir.' .s yssterilay held at the Committee. room of ronlews II Primo', Ulackfristes. on the body of MARY CURTIS, nllO drowned herself on the previous Friday. It appeareil from the investi g.tiosi ol all tl.e coewiristames, that the deceased was pallu:nit►tlr attached to is young moo whom she suspes led had blighted her tor s 1111 l ther : the re lf,ctinn til which, and a quantity of liquor which ..its had token. Jury In feint is u setihct trillpmary deraisgristent at the time of cii net; ilie act. Another Is-shale dilitt.innutuce 0r the dcreaord attempted to &oats heist If at Blackfriars blidge, to the exact spot where l; r Ibend nail pe rished, Of 001)11 as she had learned the eirrtins•tanct. Prompt arstrtattee being at Wild thy oar sated. DIVIDENDS. April G. H. Setree, of John-street, Ilolborn, Middlesex, mo nil-scrivener, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. April 6. J. Wingfield, of Long-lane, West Smithfield, Lon dun, saddler, at twelve, at Guildhall. April 6. S Singer, of High-street, Kensington, Middlesex, haberdasher, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. April 12. W. Hogg, of Liverpool, tuereliant, at one, at lbw George Inn, Dale-street, Lie( rpotil. April 10. W. Davy, of Norwich, gun-maker, at four, at the • Norfolk Hotel, Norw ich. April 10 J. Mathias, of Llaverfordwest, banker, at twelve, at the Commercial Booms, Bristol. April 10. T. Bowen, of Haverfordwest,banker, at one, at the COMllleffiA I Rooms, BflAltl. April 14. I'. Walker and IL P. Parry, of Bristol, fornishing ironm nn gets, at twelve, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. April 6, I'. Merrick, late of Frith-street, Soho, Middlesex, merchant. at ten, at Guildhall, lamdou. April 6. E. G. Mayne, of High-street, Shadwell, and of %Varies-place, Poplar, Middlesex, grocer, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. March 27. Mary Harlington, of King-street, Weld Smith field, Lond o n, harness-maker, at ten, at Guildhall. April 17. W. Forster, of Basingstoke, Hants, stage-coach proprietor,al twelve, at Guildhall, London. March 20. E. Read and T. Raker, of Great Russell-street, Blutionshury, M iddlesex, Emu-diapers, ut twelve at Guild hall, London. April 6. B. Allen, of Guildford-street, St. Pnetta, Middle -. at Guildhall, Loudon. sex, livery-stable keeper, at ten, ... April 6. M. Lambert, ut Brabant-noir., Philpot.lane, Lon- p Otto—Greenland Whale Oil has hero in abseily d d don, men chant, man for export at 3 31 . 10 s. a 341 . witho ut casks. April 10. C. Wit at eleven, at al and J. Wilkie, of Red Cross-street, East Smithfield, Nliddlesen, yeast-merchants, at ten, at Guild- BRITISH STAPLE ARTICLES. ball, London. so Sutiatt or all descriptiona • A navy ! of mkt. April 8. W. M. Tuft, of Old Broad.strett, London, niter. raluLasscs have hero in good demand, and the pi ice hams& chant, at eleven. at Guildhall. winced about 2s. dd. per cwt. April 8. T. Clam kson, late of Kingsbury, Warwickshire, dealer in coals, at twelve, at the Marwick Arms 100, Warwick. Ain ii 29. J. Tarletoo, late of I.iverpool, hut more late of Gloucester-0.41e, Middlesex, mcrchaut, at one, at the George Inn, Liverpool. April 7. M. Daulnaan, of Thorailiam, Norfolk, shopkeeper, at four, at the Guildhall, Kang's. Lynn. April 6. D. Adams, of Fleet-street, London, optician, at ten, at Guildhall. April 8. J. Waitress sod R. Emanersion, late of Newcastle npuu-Tyoo. cheestmongers, at eleven, at the Turk's Head Neacastle.npon.T)nc. April 8. W. Drabble, of Holbeek, Leeds, Yorkshire, ins. chine-maker, at eleven, at the sessions House, Leeds. April 14. J. Torton i of Ripley, Pentrich, Derbyshire, but cher, at ten, at the Angrl-liiii. Alice. on, Derby. March 26. I'. Most a, late oaf Bath, liiirmalisper, at eleven, at the Christopher lon, High Weft, Bails. April 7. J. Ilas a ism', of Parsomage-Homw, Cumberland, c l e rk 311111 Mauer au wood, at eleven, at the King's Arms Inn, Cal lisle. April 13. T. Cochran, of York, glover, at eleven, at Etrike's Hotel, Le . ..Mal...it eci, VIII k. April 8. .1. Hontson, of Manchester. sod T. Smith, of dleton. cuttou.spietaers, at des' as, at Ilse Palace lull, 111 CERTIEICATF.S.—APIttr. O. T. Cowley, late or Gniter-lace, Laudon, hut now of Bultoo.n+-alie-Mom a, Laneaster, waiel 00000 011- d, of St.Jadm-strret, Wcsi Smithfield, Mid.ll4sex, brass. founder—J. knock, of Bir 000 ioo ghani, loushmaaker.—C. Peskin% late of the One 'lon, Perk iii's.rents, (Steal Peter `street, Westmanster, Rowed, late of limp. lane, London, dealer.—S. Brocklebank, late 4.f 14vca pool, anevelaana.—N. C. Aulseit, of Lloyd's ColTec-liouse, dun, and of Harleyford, Kennington, Surrey. insurance hroker.—C. Dalgairns, of Liverpool, nirrchant,--C. Halsted, of ealey-Wood, Lancaster, co t aim-spanner. ° Postscript, Tuesday, March 10, 1819, Pour oTlock. SVGA R —The two public salve or B. I'. Simar we'll of very steadily at foil la►t week's prices. The private tom... actions were small. The COFIVEIb. - Inas let was very dull to-day, n u t few auks were effi Ord, but prices resuaiss without alteration. Rums are isomilial iii prices, in CullotqlltllCe of doe li mited demand . Friday morning the gates of the Castle, (Queens. berry.liouse, Piet luII ISarracks, and Leith FOIi. were 611111 i, Mild the military sentinels nitinir.wn from these depots, previous to the approaching elections, which take place on Monday for the County of Edinbingli, and on Thursday fur a Peer.—f Edinburgh Paper.) The following is an Arcot-ate statement respecting the claims or some English istertliarits upon the Court of St. I'eterslnir_;ll, for the viiliie of cell Lon %Tisels and cargoes, undo r iirittrnl flags, which 4 - tre detained hr the Ro-soto Govermorot " The Eininriir Alexander gate a ersriuur reception to the Deputation which was appointed last 'milliner to to St. Peteralcurith; and his reply to the Mrov , rial which was presented by Lord Cathcart, w:ts of a l'e/leillatory character. It was Pliantly after ibis that los Istiperial Majeaty act out fur Aix-la-Chapelle, whither it ticomil Memorial was Stll, called for by the Motet cations of his 'Majesty upon the first. With ra viten to second ii ial, it was stated by Count Nes welcutle, that his Majesty Iselin; &Lehi from his capital, and at a distance f lts Ministers and all the records and do cuments COUOlrlrli wills the ra , e, it was slot considered la dicitt to lay it before the Emperor. At the bailie time, the most positive 11!4111101114 . 1. "Vs* tt iV4.ll, that it should be submitt. it to his. Mai, aty Si. Petri sburgli, white Cultist Ncescts.tole iassir•elf .10 not arrive ttlt last mouth. In Itits aitllllllloll 1111'111311ft' 5t.111.111 at present. No repuit an to whether tin- Mc sal had been prearritril could have reached this ciiiiiiiry yet It stay lie observed, iu cunclnsion, that the a Mr st satires mole in Swt den at the amine period, to the 41111.1411 i of alnove ...ir mil lion stetting, were all volinsiaril) rectured mid biles the Om i nitiation of lot. cc.u.. COIURSING.—Goicrid SillaltPt: has matched two dogs, our ut them .ohms, the *timer of aloe cooase which decidrci the closely contested mulch at the It Au Camp on the Ist instant, sgaum the two best dolts of the Iteldrew Club, for 50 guiorns. 'l'd be too ut the second "Mid-Lothian Meeting in the varying beat•t.lll. LIVERPOOL REPORT, fleece 13, 1919• There has beets a good demand for Curio@ during the week Ist imploring priest', particularly fur Brazils, which are fol. per lb. higher. The sales (almost eXeillSirely to the trade) amount to 12.000 bap, and coexist of 5,100 Bowed, at 131 d. a 16d.; 820 Orleans 14d. a 144.; 10 Tennessee@ 12111. ; 380 Sea Islands ts. 4.1. a 3s. 64., and 81 stained 184. • 201 d.; 1,461 Pennons 1 6 1 d. a 14 1 d.; 1,060 Babies 16 lil. a Ind..; 1,700 Mentalism' 17d. • 16.1.; 20 Pares 164.; 650 Mina Geraes 15d. a 16d.; 100 Demerara" 17d. a 19d ; 20 Dominos 15d.; 90 Carthagenas I2d a 13(1.; 300 Swats 714. a 12d.; 282 Bengali Gd. a 9d. The imports are 1,690 United States. . The Sugar market continues in a very dull slate, and 200 bhds. of good middling to good Jamaica' (the only Sugar offered at public sale) went off.heavily ; the Inferior descrip tions are still quite neglected, and the quantity sold is only 300 casks, at a reduction of Is. per cwt. One huniirril pun. citrons of Demerara Molasses were taken in at a public sale of 30s. for want of buyers. Of 45 chests of Brazil Suzar offered at auction, 22 chests of strong Bahia* sold at 374, fur very good brown, and 475. 64. for middling whites; the remainder, consisting of Pernambuccos with colour, but rather "aft, were tskeu in at 445. to 495. for low to fair whites. In the early part of ,be week 400 bags of very or ! &nary and mixed Domingo Coffee were wild for money at 1 117 s. a 117 s. 3d , sui t 120 bags of Dutch al 1134 0.1. fur ordinary, and 12145. IM. fur fine ordinary, awl th e r e has ' been but little done in the article since: good ordinary Do iming" is offered at 120 s. without finding buyers 'the de tumid fur Rice is limited, RIM wily a law small parcels of 1 new Carolina have sold at 28 s. a 30 s. and of Ben g al at If's. fur very ordinary to 22 ‘. 6 d. f or g ood. In Pimeuto, Cocoa, and Ginger nothiug doing. Rums are without alteration. Campearhy Logwood has sold at 91. and 90 tons of Para I Fustie at 41. lits. in bond; in sober sorts of Dr...wards there I has been but little duce. We have had a heifer denials' , for Turpentine, of which 1,600 barrels have brought 12s. 3il. to ; 12c. 641. fur middling, and 13s. 64. fur good. Americas, Tar has sold nt 14s. 6.1. a 17s. Hides partake of the general dullness of the market, and we reduce nor quotations tit per lb. ; 5,000 II A. of middling to fair quality, lint light, bare I been disposed of at 7d. a 711 Tallow reusable; without til t loath's,. I. There has been • steady dem and for Wheat since our last, I bitt the sales have smut been extensive, so d pm,s remain iwithout alteration. American Floor leas beet, in request, • and some quantity has beets taken, principally by the deal ers, at 334. to 365. for old importations. Sour Flour met t• with purchas er s at 32 5. 6 d. to 355. per barrel, according to qualify. There Las been rather more business done in Pot Ashea, some parcels of 51tnitrea1s, that were pressing on the malice", having been purchased it 455: to item per eat. but Or de. tumid is by no nirans general; in New Yorks or Rosins's we have heard of no Rake. The inquiry fur Nail Ashes still continues limited, and purchases may now be made lull per cat. lower. LA* IktELLIGENer. VI C 4 CHANCELLOR'S COURT,_ Timsami, Mutat 16. IL% tintiotte the Vict: l l.:llitat:CLl.ox wit* (melt, pied the whole of the day ho uu iuterest except to the patties rooetrisell. POLICS. nOW R 1111,117 Yratrplay Mr. M'Nmehtitit, Vratel ly of 11. Gramm:x.4th! brilas hurut, *a. etorgol by Mr. Stirling. of t I • • iv% tor. fee-Lotto., in thr Slroottios ilh troth;o1; 3 riut . :11• Ow of to...dime all Ito groil , o t ro t i n tr r" otattrlntote ;:rolleman h o oft. o Item brfure titfreotol Mtt riorNte, thir riot zrt Nr wtar dorrlered to dud boili which watt on ttortluttey temirreti awl 'tempted. !It l! LAND. DUBLIN, mann 11. The Hon. Francis Needham is elected Repres. /*Motive for the liiirnnah or Newry. The new Opera, entitled Anziko ant! Comma, was a. second time en Saturday, altlinnh completely d—mn—d nil its firbt representAti.,, , , Mt the audience would not endure the pet futaiauce, snd it was withdrawn. . It is expected that a vacancy will immediately Occur in the Board of Fellows of 'niftily College. by the apimiLtmetit of Dr. Paton to tlw in the comity Galway. left vacant by the dr.stli Dr. FITZGeItALD. Mr. Jon/menu, of Moleattrorth-street. is a claim. ant of the anctrut title of Marquis of ANNANDALE. dormant *nice the death of the late Marquis its 1793. A DOUSTIC SCEN.E. Extract from the Report of the Trial of the Trotulestown cause, lately decided in I..)orldm in favour of Lord 'F • !Mown :- 0 Mr. Di%lore% depositions were then proved and read, as those of the Abbe Oldwire they went 41 a particular circumstaure that occurred at the late boil Trindratmenia house, in l'ortland.place, one evening alien Mr. Dirion oat' there. Amongst the company present was a haiiihunot young Nobleman, Lord Ilerbert Stewart, whit WAII V114:1Z1A in a political aqvittnent with Lord Trimlestiosii, which became as warni, that Lord Herbert Stewart atom, op in a violent passion, and swore he would instantly quit the house, and never eater it again—but Lady Trimleston wrist bcfure him, and trills bigoted knee supplicated hail nog ito gu ; on seeing this, Mr. Dillon' could nut refrain from telling Lord Trimlestown, that he ought to he master in his own house; upon which the storm of Lady Tiindestown's rage Isamu. (hauls tell 1111011 Mr. Dillow, whom she loaded with ahus,., until by the happy Intervention of the venerable Ridnip of Rhodes. dais Chaplain to turd 'rrimlestowsi, harmony nal restored. Lord Triinlestowu sal duvets to a earl table ; Lady Trimiestowu and land Herbt rt Stews, I 'cent .51 r seated themselves on a sofa, where they kept up a whilicr : ing couversatiou fur the rest of the evening. Ni4V4l. INTELLIGENCE. PORTcWnt/Tlf. HtliCH Is. Artivril two or iloee colliers from Solid. rlan.l. SAlled ibr Jane, Ilrowo, for Sr tidcrland ; ruJ Linnet cut. Icr, on a crust.. FALMOUTH, KARCII 13. Sailed the Staurner peke, for 1.1.11. m and Jnma,ra ; the Marchiunr..: of Salisbury packet tinr the Brazils, ir.,th with mauls. LIVERPOOL, MARCH 14. Arrived the Mary Ann, &hider, front New no lean.— the 131 h, and limn the allure II 24:1i of a/411113i%. Sbe has In en 17 days in the Channel. SatkJ the Welliugtuu, M'Call, fur Calcutta. Dumper, NARCII 12. The Unity, Murdoch, has been got OC, after heaving part of her cargu of coals overboard, and is now in the hardwire. Sailed the Three Brothers, Foreman; Calypso, Jones; Horn, Valentine; Tay, Adam►; Friendship, Ireland ; Mary Amor, Deurlaarsi Eldridge, Deuchars, all foe Davib's Straits fishery. ARK, aBacti 9. A rr i ve d the NlTherson, of and hats LosuJou, to take troops to St. Helena. PRICE. OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 per ('t.C4i... 741(21k I Ex. 2.,..3 5 per Ct. N. Auu. 1051 I Ditto Corn..." 34 die. 104 i Lottery Tickots 191. is.. Indio H0nd0.... 39 pr. Coos. foe Arc... 741,11 coußsr. or ExcHAN , Amsteidani,C F. I I 6 Ditto at Sight II 3 Rotterdam II 7 Antwerp ex-ino I I 8 Hailitiurgb 34 2 Altoua 34 3 P4i,h3Jay's date 23 KU Ditto bouritralix do 24 10 a Fraukl , 'rt on toe Maine Madrid 301. i Cadiz Riltsoa 13$ Bart-chino 30 Seville Dibraltur 34 I Lcttlwru L;r, Tu rinsY, MARCO 16. ticroz Venier It .tl.l.ir 24 RI Ilalta Naple.: I l'al..rnto ll.to.per. oz. 1.r.b00... .... 57 Oporto 96 Rio 33tilci, v 62 Dahlto . 101 MULLION. PorluEal Gehl iu f R. A. Coin, per .is 0 0 Gultl iu Barr 0 New Doubloons 4 2 " 140-w Dulfain 0 Silver in Mrs. o 0 Nor Lonir each. „to to I) 11l IL Last misf 'sing, in Puttanrit-mo.wc, the Countess Manscrs, of a On Saturday last, M. - ....J. ant eupl. y, Chirf lustier .1 fin ..tcr, to Mrs. Tliudiab, N,duW of the lat Lacut.-C.1.....el 11 as. Dr AVIS LatilY, Joseph Fri. stk. F-. 1 of White Windows. near Ha• liras, one of his Maj. si Insures ..t tln IN act., and Wpm, I.U...tenant for the Vt si I i lwq of Yutk•h , re. (t Sunday - boost of her son. Bobcat Gordon, of lkuion street, Ileik.lvy-manarv, Mrs. Anna reltut laud, of Stuck Mow Dorset. At Seaviesr, comity of Wexford, Elisabeth and Anns, the t hirst and thud dattalslrr of due 'lrv. William A rrlidell and at Kilns. a.l, , is Glebe-house, hour IVaterford, Fianc.a. the stcond daughter of the Rev. dewy Archdall, all of typhus fever. On the 1411. instant, at the Foreign Newspaper...Am , . Sherbouru-lane, in his 67th year, Mr. Williamlk , u ~,• °l , highly tsterintd fur his social qualities', and sell know n the literary world fur his %pulled and correct tiamlatiints severs' classical Frriiili and 6,1111311 works, particularly FRs 'Plants of Asta.ckarais. lIIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDONU R& Murillo' 27 utter 5. I Evessag 5I Mfr 5. . _ LONDON • Muted clad Plittllthed at Me (ffice. Nu If), Strand; bete Ae...rwententi are reeeitid, and 'sups (poll-paid) moot be afidree.eil.—C 5::"ITH, No Clement% luo, h'u'rt —J No IS7. 111 / 1 " rttlol.sber. !