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, private account. Here, winch Was the trite Unccas ' neer ? Was it General Boltrar, the noble defender of tit; lalid which give him birth, or the foreigner, the Spaniald Morino ? • , Ills Genres' 31•Gregot, Comronsider-in-Chief of the slimy of New Gritted', attacked anal captured Porto Belle for the purpose of pillage, and then put out to sea loaded with plunder and riches? No ! but steel' was the system of the freebooter and rour•terer, which the Editor of the newspaper bus .berth silly shrough to gnote on this occasion. Oa the oilier haul!, Sir Gregor ilil.Gregor having operateil a lauding in his own adapted cousitry, in the comity) , of his wife and of his children, for the purpose of delivering it from shivery rid oppress Piero, has marched upon Panama, hoisted the colours M 'New Grimed* in every direction, and proclairitill the resertaltliehment of the General COEM groat, under whose orders lie Ws served and fought ever einceA 1 1. Oppressed Americans! the hour of your entire ernancipation IS at last enure, every generous heart thrills with emotion, owl ibrays for your se-eess— be assured, the paltry intrigues of the Spaniaril sfannot ;limits against 1.11.1011, and tlrr illtettat% and power of the people. The soonriurtl hr.isted ell die towers of Porto Bello nod of Panama, a ill sutra wave over Santo Fe ate Bogota, on the walls of Quito and of Cariliagetta. Then these pretendod adventurers, whom you call 3 4611 r IlbtrHfor!., scull are 110 in reality, the.e pretended Brecranrers *lll receive front enlightened Europe the just tribute of aPprobatiou and praise, so anip'y air • served, by the services they still have rendered to the cause of humanity, sod by the insistance which they will lures given to the progress of knowledge. The hest of all prereismitem against slavery--Inr where the people twow their rights and ittiow their M ower, they will ever know how to wen and to obtain thew. I have the heaver to be, Sr, Your obedieut Serialist, F. M. 36. DevonsFlre•alrnt, Porttauntin 20th ✓tee, ISIII. TH E BM' El S 11 PRESS. LONDON, SATURDAY, Jul 26, ►BB9. In consequence of the great accumulation of ba-titets in the House of Common', it was settled lit.A night that the !louse shall niret ou Monday ■t the roily hour of two o'clock. nod on every other d ty, dorm.; the remainder of them Se s sion, at three o'c!ntk. 'l'lis to an approach to the old , ysteni long *Owe exploded, when the Ilause met ut ten o'clock in the 'spatting. Ilopcs tire entertained that by shut workiaity ti.lt.t. the Ilou•e way rise between the 7th and 10th of next ttn+tit;t. There ap ;,r,, h. , we►er, to ',Jure it sufficient to occupy lit btterstiott for two months, without any avaste t.t time in unw•nttlty ba6jrct•. We fes►, llstit, if the So•tott be to co,se ho .nuo, much of this bu. tioetts tun-t star i urt 5., or pass with very supeofirial itutice. In this touiTluoi it a large portion of Irish . business, the pottpottfnirt , t of which, as 31r. IlinclititsON justly obscrYttl, it calculated to ex tite discontent in ltrl a A letter from Lrirul CecitaANE, rlited in Fe bruary, from on board the squadron oil Valparaiso, 1 , was yesterday received in the City. Several para graphs lately appeertd in the New.papera, stating, that his Lordship meditated an attempt to intercept Cite treasure put on board the British f, irate Aodronutche for safety. The letter fiu , ni L.nri!.. shy. sir understand, ftlattl , , that lie certainly rsould have captured the frigate, kid lie ta9t been constrained by the Government of Chili, as he firmly believed that the specie on ho itd of tier woo actually Spacish properly, but the Chilton tlalhollUtla were too well dispoited tosards the Eng lish to tisk their displeasure, by making an attack on the drulruntache, although they might have cr ti bittrsed t h e u u s t lves juettlitd iu 1111 autog. We ap plaud the dirierttion of the G.vernment of Chili. A .hot fired by his Lordship against the. Auden. muche would have resounded over the would. One drop of British blood spilled On board her deck by British hands, would have extinguished all the enthusiasm that now burns in the breasts of Britons enlisted i.t the canto: of freedom and Shuth A iu'rtic.a. We have received Gernfin Papers to the 14th i:lbtollit. The persons banished front France by the Otdin.ince of the I.:4th July, re.ident in Vienna find its vicinity, lately wet at the lion-e of .11 1 , 111110 JOSErn BONAP A TE, where thfy have estalih.hed n rritate theatie.—The Jottrunl de Franking tir rlires itself authorised to contradict the report that Count NfussTeu wid be placed at the head of the Cinveritinent llatiover, and that Geo. rai 1/outbi d:mac will succeed Icon in London, as wholly un founded. Count MUNSTLIt, after spending about three wicks tut the Continent, will retutis ti The Paris I)..pers tim .2/ti have strived. 'flee finsneed eltltates are nut yet closed ill t h e Gramber el I)eilutieo. Those el the .21,4 re kte tie far the i, iI Niers aino have bred striiplied ial their jor.ipeeiy, runt reov livr tto gre.it distress. Theo nuebber t. reducul de.eths to 7,1)41), The original resolution it tlitir favour erns carried, :lifter x alelmte on two innewlonwo., Inlt;§ of which were Five per Ci lit. Consols are Ititi • 10th fr. Batik The following tire rxtracts Penes, SPY V. 22. In 11. e evenitsg of the day before yesterday the hottg shrwell 11l self at the window on the side of the g vole& The peo ple who were wAlking in the I%soilleries, pereeiviug hi its, rail Illp, and saint , .1 lion with iy erelamations. 31. Leciete, u Derst y .tf IL. l'ottventi tt t 111,1 ii‘ll:9/le. l Al A regirsdr, has obtain, .1 kilns: it/ retorts to France, so 4 is mow its Paris . The day before •two mess Moe great coat* "'opt, at halipast &or IJY . ..eh in the full day, INV 1.01:1.1111 Ladies who were walking at Veisaillc.i. in the Bola tie Sauey, awl arniattacil every thing they had abunt them. The chive of the Lathes cried o u t, Ilia the 'nastier' present...a a and thrrateist their lives it' they dared tu spc .k or fly. The 11.44fie1l then g ive op their sloivele, their necklace:, their lingo. noel rcisirssea to Versaillels, where they made their dc. pus.lloo before Judge of the Peace. A Flanders Mail has arrived, with Papers from nrussels to the 41st inst. The Kiug of WIitTEN DER° ha, p• 1ti141.11 all Edict, COUVOking ass Asses' bly of the States cm the 19th J ul y , top repare Ind digest, in concert with Coransiesieners appointed by his MAJKSTY, the plan of the new Constitution so long proiniard to Isis people.—The anniversary of the batik ul Wssierlois WO celebrated its au spa propnate st}le at liru,,els, on the leth instant. The foliotelisg is sus extract:— BRUSITLI, JUNE 20. His Majesty ref out this afternoon with his suit fur Maeh If ield. Accou cite from Madrid of the 51b of this munch state, that at the toil of May there was a general review ot all the troop , ' helougiiig to the expedition collected at Cadiz and the env' - v. llos army «insists of 18,000 men, who have received rude's to be in readiness to depart. The armament is composed of eiztit ships of the line and frigates, a great many corvettes and gnu-boats, and 136 transport.. Out the 4th, a courier was dispatched from Madrid to the Minister of Marine at Cailis. lis a Piaui'', Journal we find the following article: —o• Accounts from Poland say, that rupture between Iluvvia and the Porte is there considered to be very near at baud; the same accounts say that it Is expected that the kinf,iloni of Poland will be shinny en larged by the incineration of the ancient Polish provinces which are at present united with Russia." The Onniium continues to decline: it was yrs. terday down to 21 discount. Yesiterday the Duke of You transsete , l mill. huy lituntea with the PraNClt REGENT, at Carlton [l uu . e . The Roxbnrgh Club, at their last anniversary meeting, iesolved to erect a monument. with a black letter inscription, to their favourite Carroty. The subject of the dispute between Lord sod Letly WESTSISATO, which we adverted to under the title of the Earl and Countess W„, us being under discussion before the Loan COANCV.I.I.OR in his private room. is settled. It app..ars that deeds of separation had token place so far us that her Ludyship has enjoyed a palmate maintenance ; that there has been a separation of property; sod that her Ladyship has beet, for some montlia in a house take's by herself, in which his Lordship had like wise u separate apartment. Di lotus! friends had, ay usual, endeavoured to reconcile differences, hot in vain, when his Lordship last week dismissed some of her Ladyship's servants by the aid of the police. and adopte+l other measores, which created en alarm in her Ladyship** mind. induced her to withdraw herself from the house in which she was Ho longer the tnirtresss to that of one of her true tees, trod to *end the children (the care of which had been tensile over to her by the deed of separa ting) to the houae of her Noble Father. The case which the LORD CUAINGELLOi heard. was in a writ of limbers. Corpus. Mused at the suit of the Yawl, to direct the prodaction of the children, and the tlecluiou has been, that. notwithstanding the ritgagement of the deed of separation s they must hr with the father. AnrRICA AND nett ItEsowacts.—This work of Mr. lints Ten begins to t aisle very cookiderriblt tt-uti ..... particularly nisising the mei ca utile C lasses. in a loiterer point of view we plate the subject, whothrr as a % a mottle hie:mt. a jealous rival, or a poise' fill awl malign:tot enemy, " A inctic• and lute Itisouncet. " must cestainly Ire e..n.td.test is ass i.l j.ft of the highest impeortiowe. Mr. HAMS I) Silt slsllC€s with ab. f vii wof Ilw importance of the United Stat.c no themselves, and of the nitairpro scut %. Ilona whirls have beets ittivie coneertinig them, by vas ii,tia tiairellcra ; he then Ireal. on the 5. rrilurtal aspect of the Vatted States—their agt sunnier , , population, and on the co. pabibiles of jot , rind oat ication a holt Aim rural ab , ve every grass r of Ihr Globe.— Tile set ou.l . Icipter, whie I. 'tuna of ate c. ..... mace i ir tit, Untied satti,s. in severe Strati., .heis views ahirls at - lolled Mr. J. ffetson, in 1807, to lay ass stobarro ins all Co cacti [rook, and points nut the great stud ireiprucal adrmitaget which Great Britain and A itieriea most ilvriVe hula rentauting on an amicable (want:: with each tuber —The dotal chapter totals of the agrieoltute tad Maiiiiraclatria of tire Untied Aisles, and emit tins many rateable remarks on the impuitcy of rutting a produeti .... of mannfact Ines by Government bounties, and other methods, bey 1 the immediate flameout fur .ht in. Mr. 13r.sted gives a vs ry interrstiog, though a autunite, y aseotilit of the American maistifutlin es, and asserts I the sup inn ingenuity of the Atnertetins themselves in all inventi .... s and contrivances of macltitiery whereby bottle' , loltusir may be spared —The fon.iii chapter exhibits a lu minous % •of Ilse fiiiallCCL—The fifth is totes to the go vermiterst, policy, mid lass, of the United Statca, and is written with south elegance and clearmas of thought.—The sixth chapter is ilesio..l to literature, uud pie. Ins a very hit ak view of Ike intellectual It sritory of the American, a branch of their poss. ssions winds Sissy so. m in nu hurry totter to cultivate or cola, ge—the is ausitton hum the state of literature and edliestom to inanneis awl titurAls, seems its billow of 'course; and to this latter subj. ci the seventh ( - loopier is accordingly devoted, and a ill be (opted full of imp.; laid malts r. list work concludes a ills is marks on the 'nem id state of the Powers of Ettiope, ealhug on Ame rica to take the .I ,, aiihige whirls SI hold , out lo her to ice. 1 1111. Ilt a r te-otarei s , so as to make-herself of cutsAtineuce in any lonise ruplUie among thins. A cottage at Sumlnughill was broken open on Tl iorsi bq reviling. by owls in sailors' habits, uoil ul linen of great value, which was scut SO he wasi ed. Two very syspitrou,looking fellows were er el through Ilonim aid Clitrtsry, unit ta kiss ut S sits hrtry, Willi I lee, property up in them. Co o dr ratite praise is due to ibis:pt. VAr.dom who gave then prompt as- tstative nt 4 'het betUllog these ult,sols-i•• • • MI t ;1 ~..it ...Nri) .• , ..t . ' i --- , 0 .... 1 4 f, (461. r v a b .•- - - - i,l - , ...,,,.c.-.7-:4* 7-. yV . . .N.:l t,. v. tfteg, vr...1 Ar•"...../ .. ,• .. -...,.. - .....• I. _ F.4SHIONABLR PARTIES. The Marquis of iVinerseater dive *growl ertettaina wart to lbe l'ianee Regent and a aelert party i , t on Ike I of July. at hia hour Grosveiir-stputve. •ter- Laity Grey ion rave a *q . t.! 11411 sin r day evenini, it her bowie in lit4l,.it•iireet, 11.ori-stiet I. roe two rand sirawrnt relotils IV•IC fitted up with elegance for dauetug, the il.e.rs were very lawefully chalked, mid were nowt brilliantly Monti's-tied with rich cut diaeau rrona nd lustre,. side Itch's, Bcc. wills profusion of colorif &wee., titC. There wire preseist upwu d sof 3UU di a tioctii-hed The Duchess Stu Carlon 'wave a rand conceit yisirrolay nt her Noose to Porlasol.place, whirls WWI by n very ow ineettoa stud elegant asseiriblagt of dtsliu~uts6cd fa,liiiinahh s. Lord Ca. letno rote& tallied a larize party of distinction yes. tei•lay, it 11$* leutMe iu George...act, Haouvir.square. 'lii. Hon. 'lra. Pell, in 11311 14itttill cards of itiritation for a ssembly ut, the 2Sth 'intent, at her house in Cuts. itanelit•tilace. Nles. Johns' has issue.' cards for a grand assembly on the RUIN her boos, in Vol Mott-square. 1,. 1, Shelley will give a pawl runt Ibis eveulug, at her iu Uri keky-square. Lady Hampden elite' Winer! s select piety of fashional.les, last ought, at tier liore.e to Green-street, GrusvesOr.isittsie. The Earl of ilarritigtoo hail a dingle:l' party yesterday, et his house in the Stahle.yard, St, Jaiesti..r. Another grand fancy dress ball will be given on Monday next, at kinarit ' o, under the direction ui the Ladies tronesse., the Duchess of Wellington, the DlldarSfttif Mai borough, the 31intl i i 111 l es. of Salisbury, Countess Vr. rtilain, the Countess of Westmeath, Lady Frances Berea. ford, and Lady Caroline Lamb. LORD BROOK The christening of the infrot Lewd BROOK. only sun of hie Earl and Cuniiteas of %vmswtcß, took place on Wed nesday evening in Seyrommue-place, Sley.fair. The ceremouy was pcmfurntrd by the Bishop of Eltaitu. The Sponsors wer e, his Royal highness the PRINCE REGENT, the Earl of filicxsoauvon, and time Dowager Countess of WARWICK. His Royal highness arrived at seven o'clock, and sat dow n to a sumptuous entertainment, to which a large party of the first distinction were invited ; and in the evening the Countess had a small select party, which his Royal Highness honoured with his presence, CA ER RHUN. Tins place, the Conoaiinn of the 'flooring,. h as been interesting as one of Cita. aLatinos from the year GO to 3.20: in 54Q. Rlitin, son of Nlaelgwyn Gwynedd. Prince of Wales, resided here. The transient tormentors of the world were forgot—and the place has since been known by the name of the British Prince, whose exploits against the Saxons, in the North of Biituin, have bee►► sung by the celebrated : frou► that &stint date to one day. Cuer I{l,fin has been occupied (► very unctana mon instance in the history of landed property) by the ancestors of the proprietor, H. D. Griffith, Egq. (who came of age a few d►ya ago). and 11. , pe prompts us to add, esti" perpetmu. On this festive occasion Llechwedd isa was the happy valley, and Carr Rhin, for the whole week. was the seat of a beneficent hospitably. eiilivened by two harps, the dance and the sung, that alter the Candgrisn snowier delighted the affluent. and made dic pour ha ipy, verifying what the late worthy freeliolikr of Blow had bui.d.:Con /Ignore. un a similar occasion— " Ar ddyfrryn gl.ur rynnes reit twines Carr RI,An, " Kr-teuln syild 14yeedd a Ilaritchi ci Iluu." On fir.t day, a slew cutter. called the Mun i , wasl luuuched at Conway, nil the acclumulious of thow%auda, anti the, roar of ca.mou ; bo:ne of the timbrra • of which (4 roast enciner.igiiig circumi. stance to planter.) were of coeval date with tlr. Ciiiffith—whoire al)rner with hia regiment, the En sii.killen Dragoon., in Scotland, was the only draw back on the general jar. " I Gyntru, diet uJineth, o di: rnedierieth Y Gwr a t fsgwriartls, a t drintselh a Jiy A rhwydd-deb a Ilwythhaat, ddaw (yds yn ddifethiast A ffyuisut a towyetatit aw hynny.' • Mrs. Griffith, (hiring her withrwhoud, ling greatly ben,. filed her (amity, torsaantrutril the valley, and rtupluyed the peer by plaattug.—LL. Prince Ltollol.o paid his respects to the PRIM!' REGENT, at Carlton Hume, yesterday. The Princess AUGUSTA left Ken.ington Palace flu Thursday slight, :slier the celebration or the c!tristetting of the Doke and Dticliet.a r.l KENT''S lama PrinCV'S, fir %Vt.'slsor P..lace. Tlot Duchess* of Vous: and the Duke of GLOU CESTER honoured n SUllt.eripitoll COliCert at the Argyle Ram., on lA . ..shiestlay evening, ttills their resessce. The Duke and Duchess of CUMBERLAND will return to England to the ensuing slum* His Royal Highness the Prince of SAX Co- Du ou Intends honouring Covent-garden Theatre with his presence, to sinless the performance of Bob Boy anti Mother Goose, on Monday evening. • The Duke and Duchess of IlEnrotter. the Duke and Ditches. of WELLINGTON. the Duchess of RICHMOND. Marquis and Nlarchioness CORNWA I, • las, the nu chioness of 'FAY IsTocK, E oil and Countess GREY, and a large party of frishmisables, ti took au usquatic exclusion yesterday in the Admi ralty barge, preceded by a band of 'missy in moodier 11.-igr, to feetMieh to dinner. Several other tits persosingys went in their carriage., and juir.td them at the Ship Taver n, a here a most sumptuous entertainment was prepared. It is nut true that the Proprietors of Drury-lane theatre have entvrerf into an agreement with Mr. F.I.LISTON fur renting the !trope, ty for foort‘ t..i years, ut the annual turn of tun thousand pounds, Ya stated iU a Paper of yesterday. The following Usuittlestseit woe yesterday culled to the degree of Itarri-ter-at-Lsw, Ihy the Ilitintar. able Society of 'Lincoln's Inn:—G. 1. L. Claske, Esq. W. Seymour, Esq. L.Gwv tune, LL.D. W. Ariitidell. Esq. soul T... Esq. lIER LATE MAJESTY.—We sue requested to state that the Set:0011 Or ColtdOol:Ig paiit or-Dr. 'WATCH'S)" Mcomuire of the late Clitrtit, is ItO , V ready for , rlolirriy at the liiir.k.ellers. 11 cumin i.et a rapt oitiolicr of tout:mat ant Mots 41s W Royal lud Othur eminent Persototart:, atol aembelliaMd with a Portrait of her Maarsrtr ash vowed Aar, soother tit the Kiss--vii'as of the Polluter tit m oc ha, B ia .kin g iana House, IVsuilsur, lit w, trtigature, Are. NECILINICAL CHIMNEY SWEXPING. Yesterday a Inertialf of the lolothitants of London and SVestiointier was 1111.1 in Freeniatolie HOW ' The meeting was called by the S•oriety for enceraeoling the I....trimly of chmhilic Boys, for the purpose M . forwarding Hoe general use of meanies ill etemive chimneys, instead of employing children to climb them. His Royal Ili lines: the Duke of Sitsionse was to have pie- Mdtal, butt sent an ecology, stating% That in cons. quenre of pressing ',dente affairs, he war Intl able to attend at the appointed littolt—bot, if poschle, would triv't the meeting blue they br"ke tip. fits Royal Ilightte , t :tt the same tittle expressed bin cornea well wisher its behalf of the surit•ty. The Ilan. II (1. RENNITT. 11. P. w'a then celled to the Chair, mod opened the hosioess of the olay by expressiong his remit at the absence of the Duke Of Sn•rex. The Ilion. Getiilritoa then went lido u detail of the Arts uf Pal lottneut relative to eltimiley•sweepels, and observed, that they were totally inatleq trite to preseot the Moms which then awl at the poesent time existed, 11 r. Bennett, in a feeling manner, tank it levieW of the wretr:o..l state in which the children employed liy chimney sweeco ra were situntrol. S swat Bolls lied been intooolnevol too the !looses of Parliameot fur shots lishing the fit tine trend practice. and to bring the ntao-hone into snore gineral use. 'lie lay, Bill that ba•l been intro duced had pawed altrimot 1111.111ilitUll•ly in the Ilmisc of Commons, and wriot throiczli the inlet meoliate stages in the • Humor of Lards, so as to a nnoti ensn,e its ultimately Witting, hut al to thi..l 'railing was lost. lie could not help stating that many peosione opposed the measure who knew little or tiolloog tit it. A canvass was also made In tycoon! the Hill. It was painfool fur him to state t h ose en , cmnstaneei, hat his duly imperomisly culled upon horn so to do. Ile would again, at an tau ly pr. owl, In Mg the mrasnre before Polite:twist, when he I•uped that tile opposition which haul Irvin insole azatiast the itteacttre wooed ileitp;war. In CticiClittiun, Ire huptJ the gortnt:tl 'impair:we tbe knewlt dge ant! ove of the sit and act fun. lily in support of the mensoire, that it Might not go) before Voila tneut as the Pt lit tell uf• s feat individuals, hut as the public opinion. lie shouid onw move that the Petition be read. The How Gentleman sat down amiss hind ■pplaw.e. . _ The Petttiou wa• then fC:4“ and screed to. Considerable discussion took pl..cr respecting different parts of the Petition. Srveral eloquent apt/relies wire made by Mr. Wilheifurce and other gentlrtnen. Rod after the Pr- Itliou bad btem vowel uusl y sitiurd r the ineettug aLljuutued. LAW INTP.I.LIGLACE. ♦IC&CHANCELLOR'S CUI3RT, WertIVINSTCR, FIRMLY, JUNK 2a. His Honour theirtee-CHANCILLott was orturirit in hear. hie a motion for II DOW 'nal i i a lithe eau,e, of uu luterest except to ale parties MUCCI /ICJ. 5U.1131F.11 ASsIZES, 1819. HONE CIRCUIT. Wore Mr Justice PARR and Mr. Baron O.IItROW. Ilerlford,thire—Wediireday, July 21, at Hertford. Erscr—siiiird.y. July 24, at Chrlmt.ford. Kerlf—Nloudity, Augiiss 2, at Maitlrlyne. Mirror —Satuiday, Augugt 7. ■t Lewes . Surrey—Thursday, August 12, at Croydon. POLICE. MARLSOROUGII-STREFT. YearPrelav twn men were brnuiitt t/ p, chare. , .l un ru.pi eifflo havonx, etatimilto4 robhciirs wt Carlton Home, but fur the waut or aufficseot evinetice they were dmeharzeil. LAM/1ST:I STRUT. ESSEX GANG' OF ROBBERS. Yesterday John Herring/tam awl Joreph Eerrinerhrstm, his brusher, past of a desperate Kanir of rubbers, who for Ili: last lye months have been concerned in no leas than 14 line ghries, which were committed in r. , setc. within the confined distance of 25 miles, were iii:mrcheinted, and brought in custody to this Office, (1(1 %11110114 charges of that nature, by \Oder and Daltsii the (Accra, after a most vigilant server h. The Prisoners were committed fir trial nn three distinct charges of burgtdry, and were taken to Basking Gaul. PRA I'D.. -...- Yesterday afternoon a /11.111, having the appearance of a retitleman, sent too the ebup ut Mr. Grant, the watch maker. iu Aligate High elects, and agreed fur the purchnee of a doithle-hottuined gold watch of the value of 251. and tendered is payment a h,ll of exelimiee for 501. purportioz to lie (Lawn by a person of the same of Maund, and payable at Smith, Payne, and Smith's, dated May 1. 'f he man itallud himself Dr Williams, and sand be resided at the Swao with Tau Neck". ii oht.ind .1 the watch and 251. in change ; but out inquiry at the tutu and at the hankers, outhing was kouwu of hint. 111ELANCHOLY DI ATIL Yesterday an Inquisition was held before J.Gell, Esq. Coroner for the City of Westminster, tin the body of Miss E i ther Frangit Loper, a must amiable and accomplished young lady, 24 yea's of ■g.•, at the house of her father, Sir M. Lome, Bart. 3. Arlington-street, Psccadi iiv. Alice Presburg, laily's-nsatil to tie thc;asett, deposed, that her totstress (the deceased) weld to bt3 ;Want eleven o'clock un Thursday night, to gout] Le deb and spirits , as she always was, and that witness never heard her complain of any illness except of a pain in her bowels, a week previous to her death. That about seven o'clock o ri F r id a y morning the house-maid went into the young I :ill's room, as usual, to open the windows soil inform lino, the time of day. In about twenty minutes after Miss Lopes, the oily sister of the &erased. mod who slept with her, ran into wit ness's room, crying that something was the mattes with Witsltui Mime:l.l'oly follossed Hiss Lope,' i n t o the room, and folio.' the ileceastol tying in hr.! speechless. Withess raised her up in her arms, but she was (torte dead. Tire faintly were alaittred; and Mi. F.ll. r, the faintly stir geed), was sent fur, alto came iiiimrattitrty stud attempted to bleed the d . d , lint the was quote dead. Surgeon roller briefly stilted, that out his arrival he found the deceased quite dtnil ; but that to satisfy Ilse family, who were in the greatest state of tliVlrvlva, be opened a Veil. the arm, which bled about a tea-spoo.l lull ; and that it was his °mortal her death W11 , 4(1140(41 by a s i olilro fit ofapoplexy. The Jury, a t tint further evidence, atm lied a v‘l'diCl Died by the Viulation of Got N.4r.IL INTELLIGENCE. nrie 24. Arrived the St. Philip. 11.4 v, and raise, 1:hr....t0w August, April , I,from Cadiz; shod the 1t...A..01E0m a frtSise. s..,hil the P. Kgy ; for 11.tidux,aud has brought up tat Si. lielevs. WAliftr.RD, JUNE 20. Sailed Ile VeII U... Simi', El, 1...1it0r, she, mill ibrib iisusput is, wilh trout's, I.IVO'RPOOI., JUNL 23. Arrived the Margaret, Fsllnrl, AVIA Quebec ; +stied 'nib May ; 100 ►ail of vi 'tel. fruits Euiciimil bail arrived at Qui The Mai caret Aun. Phillips, from this purl, arrived at the 16IC Ur rraUCV 341 PA. uni y.:11/1.1 sailed foi Nimbly 211th.- The Speedwell, from Cuba, vs arrived at Nassau, N.V. DEAL, JUNR 24. Airivcil and wird for the River the Diligence and Porta. Month Ilitiat•indla, (fuss. Catew d,.wu t lhr RIV.I" the 1413 C Tudd, Smith, and for Qiictitc and I rtrr liawfuuudhlud. MARKETS. COBH EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, lox* 95, We Imee hml R good supply of prime Whtat since Witt neeilay from Kent auel Suffolk, which met a ready sale at rather lower priers then on that day. Ecireign Barley is nut meek in denienil, but what sales were effected were at our le.t Oets are brisk in sale,sai Is. a2s. per quar ter clusaprr; ice tied as, Pease, aud other articles, there is co alteration. SMITHFIELD MARKET, FILIDAV, JUNC 25. Thi4 morning's market had nut a good 'apply of the air_ ferent kinds of cattle. Beef is'd ; Loath is cheaper; Mutton, Veal, and Pork 11111.1 at last prices; and the Ire le in general was somewhat doll. The sales its the Hay oisrk t were nut lively ; Straw has 4140p:ie.1 in prier.; Bay *rid Chive r fetched last priers.—Subjuened is a comet stataluest of the prices and numbers :- 141 sink the offal per atone of 81b. 8eef.4.441, OJ. to ss. 6.1. Henri of Cattle this day:-. 1 Mutton ...Is. 01. to 61. Oil, Beasts.. 593 Lamb.„.4s. 81 . to 64 . At. Sheep and Lavahs..44 7040 veal ....4s. 4J. to 6s. Ad. calves :cm P. 4414 ...As. 81. to 61. 4.1. i Pig: '29l UXDRI DG E. Corn inspector's Itetura, THURMAN', luxe 94. Wheat, per load l6l 10s to 211 —s Barley, per quarter .. . 214 —4l to 42s —4l Oats . 28s —d to 354 —ol Beaus 50s —d to 566-4 Nr.micKv, BERM. Whrat 661 to 78s OA Oats Rye —. to —s 0.1 Batas ....,. 40. to 58. 01 Barley . 304 to 44ts Od Pease Mead, Is. 51.1. to Is. led. per Gallua. _ ..__ ricAvGATE AND LEADENDALI. 51A!MIAs. - (9y the Carcass ) Reef .... 3s 9lto 5: 0.1 Veal 4l 0.11., 5s 94 I Sluttou.. As 44 10 St 0 . 1 Pork At 4.1 to 5s 44 Lamb, Ss 4.1 Its 61 44 COAL 31ANKLT, Juaz 25. Ships at Market. Slow. Nol.l. Pro e. 42} Newcastle 13 NII oderlosol lO 32. 03. to 394 04. 2 Cairn ..... [From the " London New Prier Cu t.l RIDAY AfTrANOON, JUNts24. Suoaft —There have been extensor" purchases of M usec trades at an advance of 2.. a 3s. semor t. the sales this week •re estimated to exceed smoe khgt. ; The wholesale grocers were the chief buyers earlmllli the week, but latterly the re finers have purchased usilrvery extensive scale. There is not so m ' buriorss sluing this forenoon; the former prices ere ever, fully supported. The pobli of Barhadoes Sngar brought forward on Wedneed siate.f of 129 casks, lie whole mild freely it 211 a. f 4s. a Sts. on the last public sale prices, realis ts. r rates than the proportionate advance in the prios of the market. Refitted goods are again at an advance of 21. a 3..; for. needy the wholesale grocers, fur the home consumption o f the country, were the only purchasers; there is tine a revi val its the demand fur shipping, which will probably had to considerable translations. Molasses are in steady request at osr (initiations. There are more inquiries after Foreign Sugars. COMM.—There have been great fluctuations In the priers of Coffee; the advance within the last eight or ten days is fully Ifis. per cwt.; the improvement has been fully con firmed by the public silts which have been brought forward tMa week; large parcels of St. Domingo' have realised 106 s. a 1014 s. The public sale of Coffee this forenoon consisted of 77 casks 640 hip British Plantatioo Coffee; the whole sold freely, middling Dominica 118 a. 6.1.; the film Demerara went off 2.. lower; hut generally of the Coffee market it may be aimed, the great advance in the prices is very nearly maintained, though there is certainly uut the same briskness in the market as oil Wednesday last. Cotton —There has been a regular and rather extensive inquiry fur Bengale for exportation ; the holder" generally obtain an advance of td. per lb. on the prices of last week, the sales are estimated to exceed 700 bags; in the other de script' there Is no bushiest' doing. The India Company have declared another sale of Cotton. The letters received this morning from Liverpool state there were considerable sales of Cotton on Wednesday; there was no variation iu the prices. TOBACCO —The demand fur Tobacco appears rather to give way ; the prices cannot, however, be stated at any variation. Rim—There have bean some considerable purchase. of East I bobs Rice at prices a shade higher. Cono•.—By public sale this forenoon, 133 bags Emil Cocos sold 56.. td. a 58s. for the sound. Sricts.—The di mind for Spices is improving Hum; BRANDY, and lIOLLANDS.--Tbere IS an Naming demand for Items, which, with a considerable contract ad vertisrd by Cleverument, bag improved the market.—The inferior deweripi ions of Brandy may be purchased at loser rates.—ln Hollands there is no alteration. FRUIT —There is very little demand for Fruit, the studs are considerable; Currants are still inquired after, but the sales are limited. TALLOW—The prices of Foreign Tallow rare little varied; the Town market is to•dsy quoted 6tis. 6d. whit!' is 61, lower than last week. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bank Stot k 216 '214 215 E. I di'. 3 per Ct. ',Zed. 67k 661 i Ditto Costumer..3o 4l P. 3i ptr Cent... 751 74U LottrryTickets 1 9 1 . 18. . 4 per Cei.ts....B6L 135 ii Omiiiusit Bea L. An. I n 11.36 elb , g. for Ace.....G B i India Boudt 1 dls. 67iii COURSE OP EXCHJ Amaterdam....C.F 11 11 Ditto at sight ll 8 Rotterdam .•.. U 11 12 Antwerp ll 115 Hamburgb ....21 H. 35 0 Alton* ...... ..2i U. 35 1 Parts 3 da}%, bight Ditto .........2 U. 24 ItO !tularaemia 24 80 Frankfort nn the Main, Ex. M 144 Madrid ....effective 301 Cadiz effective Rilboa .. 35k Omit.. lona . .... St , i Ile 3. 51 3 Gibraltar Lettituru Genoa .. 40 WE, FRinvit, JUNE 25 Venice .... Malta SO Naples Palermo .... per oz 1..:0 Lisbon 54 Oporto 55 Rio Jaueirti ... • .... 61 Dublin Coil Agit, of Bank um Itolland BULLION. Portugal Gold iu 1 * rf Coin, per oz 3 19 0 Foreizii Gold in lie~v. . • .3 14 0 .... New Dosibloonv —0 0 New Dollars 0 5 o Silver in Bars 5 •.,ti MARRIAGE. Yestrrrlay, at Komittgion Church, Mr. Robert Edtio, to Alis Frances Mai Os Voyseye, of Leonard-Iles ract. DEATHS. On the 21st inst. at his lutlging‘ in Bath, the Rev. Joseph Jay!' Rye. On thr 18th instant, in the 74th year of his age, Pct." . Bnyty, Est. of Dablon, attorney. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE. Moralug 22 after 4. I Eveuiug 39 after 4. --- - - LONI.)ON : Printed and Published at the Office, No. 147, strand; where Advvrtiseinesats are received, and Leticia (pusa.panl) guest be addreseed—C. SMITH, No. •. 11:leinelit'w Inn, Printer-4. WHITE. Ne. 127, Waco, relsliaber. r I -I. 1 t . lIC yi r Sir Itir. I ready ton. , Di 4 Tregi pr. 1 )7, M Ovlit, Grim lin.ti V ? 1 'The I RO es' bri ehli li. lin bno ffir Int* ler. I Ziet, Tu icv the 7711 T calls Mr. Mrs. litre (the lino. )lrb 1.. I 1.1 in 1 011 Fr. Vell ► I tieel Mai Pen (WI •f I .110 11 *IN WM lb. VW 01 ON tso of To 1