The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1819-02-24 00:00:00

II l i-nner abont flirialmas;lBl6, and soon after that time, lip ta the little of hit svpreherraion, the was in the practice of rno.ing Duck vortet of rif. 101 and 201. In 'loin?: whirl', she alwayt peter! arenrilin: In hit insirnetiona, ron.taull esioir fetal it muss and riving false addresses; and to prevent her nn►sure mistake., lie in general rave her 11411.11 l'irer.jofi• how .1w sat to art, and what she M'sie In say, the nritchw sloe w.s In intrchaac, shirt, wail what he al -1 rwrd her for h. r trouble in !mating the votes, and would vitt rive Ler any more ; however she continued tor. t money i•t ad Minn, lir leaving two bills of parer It made at the chore .. here she made the Imre-lowa , with the real mire she paid I sr the articles, ...a tine with a higher charge shirk the ~e•winted with in the Petsoner; 18111. rase %he fll'e f %MOWS ••• was nn the 17th Der•inher. obeli .In p i s Int thank r shirk she received arras ihr Pritnti, in the rriveliate a a blue earth pelisse fur 2/ 1 . 14. of Mr. Si ift, in flonitil , when she gave lure name as Gray, and the mel the Pritioner afterward. nod rave him the (haute. The rain, !NV. !link note was roweil to have been si Ilt 1 . 1111., , P11 in a letter (won York 011 the Sth December, and I.IIZIII 111 hare arrived at the General Post infer on the 7th, and pass icts the liirowi's bawls tit the course or Ins official ent . g crews, other eiarges Or a similar nature were stated cystoid the Prisotier.lie was committed 11,11)11 t hese I him vs, hilt will be rirsmineil again oti a Adore day. 7trttrot Jeffroff. another clerk in the Pust-olliee, and • 111411 high ri arectaltilit), violet went a private I so. mivatiuo, chaired with similar transaetimis. Ile was 1.r. , wi10l ap al I ',dor.% Mill was reflitnairsided to the Post. • 'fire I.t the late Doke of 31arlbortitigh Anvitz tin cliare , s ibrtfrrrtd memils:l him wsq ORP fir • Iclter nu& into tlw G.-writ! Pnot•ntlics• s,i, the 10111. of Ortolwr lal, by Mr. html,l,s so( ion meal to his wishes, I..lsrassi t.iieby, at the Itcr. %Ir. Itowls)'., Lancashire, 30/. ninl ion IN, [tank flutes, which did not rentis Mr. Whitrby, as oho tied. The Primmer wag proved to be on doily that nicht at the Pard-ance in Lontionrd-slreft, and the tel atir•rted Iu Leneastisite icstos...l through his hands; andun Adkm.. Ilse tares., nmsrchen.hug, the Pri.oner and *4-arching hi• lotig inc.' in N,..it's,ll:-.lreri, in the Strand. WIC of the 101 Hank 1.0e4, whirls 31r. 1;111.1 idrulifirJ is Intensg 11111 into his I visas found, and the Prisuntr (1.1.1311111e1l he was • r uiity nolo. - -- • A t harze avilutt him Iraq for alealinit n 101. and • f.! oik owe from a letter of Captain Ilantlall'4, or the 14t t vs. Pt of fife Go,' do, from London, threth.l to Caputo' u.t-office, 11. iglaton, u 16th Val not re et veil It) hon. The I't inno•r • Ali ou doh MI Ihr name uizlit, and the hi :Woo I. !1r.,. 044,1 through 1•14 halnla. lir wag tom united 'lwo Ihr,c ch3r,:.. a, but *ill by t xamiticd tot • future t!..y A moo impol.me (rand was attempted In 1.. prarliiril toms Sir Henri and Isis Lady (tin , widow of Ihr in=ner, Mr. re Ir. e JI), by the receipt of a leimer. point, el he ersiiirli a poor Cl'. ery ma is of the mime of Easimrinfi, wi.h aa ik and in ze f.entily, who a rin very i,t.etto at rot sop•Lincea; nod to ~,, Inv 1111.'1) wee 111411ftlitil lay an arrideot, NI. log b•ill Ole mis. tore one to be thrown off the Ilfold Cunt Is, w bleb broke down, roil one of his !cgs lit oken—he concluded ling statement lky wliriliwg Omit relief. In ronfirenstion, he ro.clowtl is letter he hid rrerived from Lore! his stare of a Beak note. (la the seal was Lord arms. Igir !leery and Lady Carr directed their agent to make in quiries, noel relieve the distressed object ; %hide, on being vutte,ibe ugeot was of opinion he 111111 an impostor; and, in rums' girt cc, Ric Henry and Lady Care made application to Mr b o ny, the Slegistrate, who indrru.l further iustoi.ies to be 'wok, *hen it wu ascertained that the Iliad coach ind rut Woken down. as the impostor Lan described, nor I=s4 I ortl It • g tattooed a Ittuk mite to him, sir knew any eon: of Lint ; and his Liwil.hip is completely at a loss vireo to ... puss huts he could obtain the impression of his seal. ENIIINI 11111.1. EMMERT OF TUE EAST ENEMA COLLEGE Nests-relay a &Hoar toasted Ihean, also saiJ he lived at Thos most Heath, say brought before the sifting Magistiate, e•os suspicion of atealwg several hundred wrield of lead and olloer article ',the 'tropes') of the lion. Ea., India Company ('larke., lb* officer, slated, that be on I ilsr Ers,onre io the )lorotscb, delving i t cart, which, on esanotoal .... , hr folios, In cussistio large quautities of leas', brass a airr.cocks, a hi. b be soul loot been Kisco In hots as pertitskiles by his toaster, a plumber. %Vanes", suspecting the truth of his story, took kin. into ruslody—and, us. iuyuiry, learned Ihat the East India I,:onspany's College, for ill...lading cadets in the I boiled ii.ss,ur, at Croydon, hail been robbed lately of ...simian Kurt 017 , and he its cons. quo tire wailed as. Dr. An drea., Is whose 1.1141C111C111 hr had rra.on to fear that the I ot•hern s at.r facilitate) by a pro bull rat abuts. t usisiderable tot mks!, r had been p h ice d. 1 he Prisoot r a as committed for further examination. I OVE MAKES A MAN. A rase alirh t, tiled a euasulrtnllr ilegire of men iment, frens its pc. Islam ily, occupied the alitittiun of the °Unite strati'. a considerable time. It was a charge ovule by a very eaprcialile matron, in 111cl...sheet, Sun harm a )uutli about IS yt am old, the son of one of her nri:h. hours, fur stealin • tin cantstes, her Inequity, value use Im!tiv tiny ! *1 i.e Cuinpliinasit commenced recilinz a grievous rata. of (41.-nt s altOh the Poisoner had committed against rite race ef lier family, but the pi ittripal she ' g..i loin was, that lit hail finless ilie heart of her o:auzlotr, by 0 cmajurattuns, sps Ils, and untidy magic!" vivo ftottio etre . mimes • Inch had trequelitly transpired, ahe It ul also bsr suspicioisa that hr wanted In lake a like ' 1.1044 with several articles of her proptily, iu entisequence of sloth she had Ins butt searched, and her aufpieitnis were vertu. by the Mobil of the Cabistrr. 'l{4 - Prlbumr bestde whom *timid his lovely Ow am!, in tiraltil the charge m ills mug h [1.1411.1,10, and put it In the M-,e.-Irate a lo titer any min mould steal as, worthless au art it let ifpt tat) canister He knew that the Complain ant 0.1.1 out I.ke him, and the wormy alto h she (Implanted to bate lust uas her daughter's, and had hems given to him I.y that young lady as ° love tokens,' and it %wild he the of his life It pi ricrac the intr . it he...with all atfee. lau,oste I cicti tt. 'I he (*ulster (rather an uncouth gift) slut u. 4 oh 10,, tukens.—r Loarkfer.) Tbe worthy Magistrate (It. S. Chambers, 1;a1) after good K1'1110511,511) induigisir in stone hearty jukes uu ilw case be late him. retunamendeil uu,nuusity to the parties, as the not!, mom- of '4 curing happiness; and diseharzed the buy, an it was impumibla fur htt to take COgllligllee of so tilling au Orem e. 'I lie Complaisaufexpressed MUCK ufftibee at the derision. MARLBOROVGII I.TRVI T. Mary Emma, an intereating young w.mitin, W 45 brUllgili lip, t liatged by a backney-coaclimau with having rein. ii t.r pay her coach Lire. It wss staled by the coachman, that on Monday the Pii taint • curved his coach to drive her lit a r, spectable look liz house to 'rhos 'Mauch-Ors et. l'illll/1/11 to his arrival she 'tat '.1.11 iir dare h, r to different places, until his tare ret• I to 17s. and w lot In to pay him on his u,ur.ii 111 1 leJliflilaUgh stilts. The I'. koner elated, that she was very willing to pay the tit...hums hu fare; but the /act was, she had no money until oh • received a weekly remittance of 71. which was allowed Inc b y t h e H on . (. iii every respect was a g outman. She stated she had brothers who held commis soots in the army, and site would nut expose them on any of r affairs 011 pAiii of bring scot to prison. Magistiaie—•• The 10/111111411 must be very extravagant to IMO through so much money in the course of a week." PI Isom i--'• Nis, Sr, I am not ; I have a husband and children, and I h italy would forget thew." '1 he i unstable stated to the Slagisti ate, that the Prisoner was ullorred else sum of rummy mentioned by the Duo. G.-- P—, who bad tuld him if she had acted according to his retsina., 381.1 kept herself respectable, he would have no 1,1 j ....s to allow her 20/. per week. Mr. P—, when the Pr.sotter left him, gave a steward in the service of Lord —, of iu Devonshire, SON. to marry her, which *; 11l i but tat CsolliVlVlellee of her leaving home, and remain itta *ray two ii.ghts, her husband sold !be goods, and wept lu Ilia animation. '1 sir Primmer was. committed, mold she paid her fare to t rs 6.atbutan. fit 0•11 LAST NI'GUT'S GAZETTE. 5111.1 TA ny vitomoTioNs. rommitrions signed by the lord Lindeman? of Mc County of Sn•sen, Patio, (Libra, rag. In hr Deputy Lieutenant—Commis. 1. IRI ll'Evrotry Itrgiment of S u avex L ott o The ni g ht Dins Grnrjr Allril•tug nederjfk Vp.rituut r even . cry lo he I.irnt .C.lmicl—datert May :10, 1818. Western Regiment of Sovorx Local Mil itia. The Don. David Montague Eirkine to lie Lieut.-Colonel _ ..- Coonandmot—tlaletl Februnre I, 1819. 51i,1b0r., Troop of :tory CMea lr,. The !lon. IVillemo Gage lo be Comet—dated Feb 18119. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. Fuller and J. How, of Hatemmes-row, pentics, February 18,1819.—J. Lucky/owl and R of Skipton, York, grocer., February 23, 1819.-11'. Mark burn and T. Blackburn. of Little Britain, corn-dealers, Fe bruary 19, 1819.—J. Stnnestreet, T. Stouestrect, and W. Nile, of Oxford street, Middlesex, pawnbrokers, February 19, 1819.—T. W. Metier, J. Chalk, sod G. Cooke, of Great Snrrey•atreet, Rlackfciars road, Surrey, coach-makers, Ja nuary 1, 1819.—J. Hawkins, W. Cunstable, and T. Morris, of l'ennyfielils mid Regent-street. Hlackwell, M I.IIIICM.N, Fe bruary 19, 1819.—W. Hasnit and I'. J. Hanknown, of Cris pin -street. Swiallields, sum :wirers. January 30, 1819 —J. Ifity, W. Fuy, and T. G Rao Inn, of St. Martin's-lane, Mid dlesex, clutls-workers, February 20, 1819.—R. Welk awl W. Hick'.... u , of Row Cluirehlard, Cliespaide, Loudon, silk nitu, Fe binary 22, 1819. BANKRUPTS. Jahn Cox rind Joslu — saMO ------ now or late of Gutter lane, !motion, wholesale glover', in surrender, Felii nary 27, March tl. and April 6, at twelve t at Guildhall. Atturisey, Mr. Old ham, PAH-street, Blaeltfriars. James Fielding Street. of Midge-roar, London, stationer, roil of the Nerkinger, Bermondsey, Surrey. vellum-manu facturer, to surrender, Mauls 2,6, and April 6, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorneys, Messrs. Sheet and Woolfe, Phil. put.lane. Francis Shutter, of Steyning, Sussex, auctioneer, to anr. render, Match I, at four, 2, and April 6, at ten, at the Mole Borst, Sieyning, Sussex. Attorneys, Messrs. Mar shall and Verrall, Sieyning and Musts. Palmer and Prance, Bedford-row, Loudon. Thomas Robert Smith, of Hattori, lincmdralwr, in surren der. March 2,9, and *mil 6, at eleven, at Guildhall, Lou- Min. Attorney', Mr. Steel, Bueklersbury. Georg, Harris, of Birmingham, and Jame. F.dmondr, of A• 1 ~,,, rear "firming/am. jopannera, to surrender, March 23, 21, and April 6, at twelve, at the Royal lintel, 'firming. liana Attorney*, 51mars. Alexander and Hulme, New Ino, London; and Mr. Parker, Birmingham. Grezmn, of Kingstsiumpon- Hull, merchant, to lairs eider, March 2,5, and April 6, at eleven, at the Grairge K ing.ton-u pon• H till. A Horrify, Mr. Ellis, Chaise, ry. Tine, Loudon , and Ma mrs. Marlin and Scholefield, Thiima. Custom, now or late of the M ,ire, Loudon, hat manufacturer, to 'amender, Fehroixry 21, Mardi 6, and April ti, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, 51r. Maugham, Great St. Helen's, London. Philip Powell, of Knightsbridge, Middlesex, broker, to surrender, February 27, March 5, and April 6, al ten, at G Attorney, M r. Prnaber, Clam lot le.street, Blackfriara road. Thlimns Hope, of Biskeley, Lancaster, bleacher, to sur render, March 8,9, at eleven, and April 6, at three, at the Bridgrwater Army Inn, Meuchrsitr. Attorneys, Mr. Had. field, Maischeeter; and 31.ssrs. Hurd, Johnson, and Chester, Temple, London. Jatues Parker, heretofore of Axbridge, Somerst, money. scrivener, late of Paddington, Nlidillesux, but now of Tot- Hants, dealer, to surrender, March 11, 12, and April 6, n i e lev e n, a t th e Castle sail Ball lent, Rath. Attorney., M P. Young andEloghes, Saint 31ildrears-coott, Poultry, Loudon ; and Mc Crucksbank, Bath. 'fhontas Mitchell, late of Cowirk, York. linen-draper, to surrender, March 4,5, and April 6, at deceit, at the Howie of William H3)1111, Petergate, 1(111k. Attorney., Mr. Sey mour, York; and Messrs. Egerton, Norton, and Chaplin, Gray's-Inn-square, London. Samuel Pi ale, jun. and John Bothwell, both of Haiti sell, Lancaster, calicu-printers, to surrender, March 10, 11, and April 6, al ten, at the Swan Inn, &Ilion. Attorneys, Mr. M eildoeccroft, Gray's-Inn, London; and MOM. Board man and Merry, Bolton, Lancaster. William french, late uf Heaton Norris, Lancaster, cot ton•manufactmer, to eni render, March 6,8, and April 6, at ti u, at the Warren Iltilkelcy Arms Inn, Stockport. Attor neys, Messrs. Lowe sod Bower, Southampton-buildings, Chancery.lane, Loudon; and Mr. Cliethant, Stockport. Charles Honifitec, jun. of the South Suburbs uf Chieliester, Sussex,menlinan, to surrender, March 2,9, and April 6, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mc. Hume, Hole bui u. rood, Gray's.l Thomas Greathead and William Outhwaite of Lamb street, Chriet Church, and of Well.street, Wellclose-square, Middlesex, dealers, to surrender, Mardi 6, 13, and April 6, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Messrs. Thomp son and °ram, Lernams4reet, firoulauau's.firlda. HI VI D EN DS. March 17. M. IleatMeld, of Old Broad-street, Ltnottn, R. Ileathfield, of Sheffield, York, Rlld T. Ileallffield, of ton, cotton-►pmuen, at one, at the Palace Inn, Man- clo.ter. 51.treli 11..1. Maros, sen. and J. Mayor, jut,. of I...a.lenhall stret t, Loi.don, insurance-brokers, at uselve, at guildhall, `March 23. J. Barrow and J. Haigh, both now or late of Auld Green, York, uw•rcbutts, at flee, at the Sw.in Huddersfield, York. March 16 J Kohler, of St. Swithin'selane, Lombarthstreet, Loudon, west hant, at eleven, al Guildhall. March 16. F. Lorxin, of Aylesbury, Buckingham, druggist, at eleven, at Guildhall, Londou. March 16. J. Londe, of Tokenhouse-yard, London, merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall. March 20. J. Dickinson, of Guildhall passage, London, warchousemau, at ten, at Guildhall. March 17. J. Latham, so* Rummy, Southampton, common brewer, at one, at the White Hume Ino, Itumsey. March R. J. Roe tilt, of Charter House-square, Middlesex, 'unchain., at twelve, at Guildhall March 16. E Baker, late of Wadley, Hants, but now of Sheffuld, &druid, paptcdn. k r, at eleven, at Guildhall, Loudon. March In. W. Saunders, of Bristol, mercer, ■t one, at Guildhall, Loudon. I:ERTIFICATES.—Mmtcw 18. VV. Buss, late of George-street, Euaten-square, Middle. sox, Run-maker.—J. W. Roberts, of College-hill, London, rlwese factor.—T. Richmond, of Bell-yard, Carey-strip %dint sex, plomber.—B. Dowgill, of limit Vsoodl Calf, Yu.k, •-inason.—S. Shackleton, of Leeds, York, thopkeeper.—T. Care, of Hindley, Lancaster, dealer. We are requested to inform our Readers that Messrs. Cooprit anal Co. Surgeon, of Charlotte- House, Great Charlotte-street, Blackfriars-road, have, in couseq of their extensive practice, and for the accom modation of patients at the West End of the Town, established • Medical Beard in Wuodstock.strcet, Oxford-street, • few doors from Bond-street, w here • Physician of 40 years experi ence, and a Surgeon of great eminence, reside, and where all the Huard alternately attend, the whole of whom are Members of tlw Royal Colleges. That thousands have heen restored to perfect health by their nailed talents is univer sally acknowledged, many of whom had been discharged from Hospitals, and otherwise improperly treated.—They a.e consulted at Woodstock.house, Woodstock-street, front Eight in the Morgue; until Eight at Night ; and at the Medical Board, Charlotte-houte, Blackfriars-road, from Twelve till Eight in the Evening—Mechanics have advice 'yetis every Evening from Six till Eight, at both houses, and tees Smoky !Buntings until Twelve o'Cluck.—N.B. Messrs. COOPER and CO. beg to observe, they have no CU11113111611 with any New Conte e ; therefure all letters are to be directed to Charlotte-lona, adjoining Blackfriais-road. —Leetures on Ruptures, and also on the Treatment of a Certain Disease, will be delivered at bulb liouscaereq Sp►ing and Antoine. Md PA.I 7'S. Tema ebe Leaden .1/erraatil• Pelee roirrea,of Tuesday, February 23, 1819. WEST INDIA AND SPANISH MAIN rnonucr. COSVait —Thrre wnn little humane.. done in this article till Thursday, when there were wino min anyone*, and the holders in runpequence refried the prices that were offered in the former part of the week ; 122%. were offered sod refined fur good ordinary St. Domingo. The Mork of Wen India Coffee is now 44:10 inns, berg 2,000 lees than at this time last year; preterit l oin,. 16s. per cwt higher. Tfie R. P. SUGAR market remain% withont alteroi tttt either in the demand ur the prices, middling Sugars fi um KN. a 84s. still meet with most attention. FOR►IGN SUGARS —A small public sale of ilratil took place last w►ek, consisting of ordinary and middling white, whit-11**,1d about 2.. under the last prices. The dark of 13. P. Sugar is • now 4,450 mks le. than last yeat's at this lime, the present prices rate 64. per cwt. higher, per Gazelle a►erage. Rust has been dull of demand since our last and prices are rather lower. The present stock of Rum is 14,469 puncheons, and price of proofs 2s. ltd. per gallon. Stork last year•, same date, is 18,296 puncheons, and price of proofs 3s. per gallon. NORTH AMERICAN PRODUCE. --- AIME', in consequence of the large public sales, have given way in price, but are now in steady demand. Tonacco....There has heen some inquiry for the low qua. Mire of Virginia. Owing to the low prices of Kentucky, some orders for export were executed, but the demand in. creasing fur this quality, the price has advauced about ,t, d. per lb. Carolina Ater. duty free, Imo been inquired after by the grocers, but the bidders will not accept the price offered. SOUTH AM CRICA PItOI)UCE. The COTTON mark.t ha. heen extremely dull, the only inquiry has been for Peivions and Bengals for expoit, which were bought nn rather lower terms than la.t week ; about 400 bales Demerara, 2(10 bale% Berbice, and 250 bales St. Domingo, were offered at public sale nn Thursday, of the former wily 110 offine masks roold be Gored oft at 191. a 191i1 ; 72 Berbiee, to fair, at 15td. a 171.1.; and the Domingo, ordinary to middling, at 111.1. a 131 d.; with a few good Jamaieou at 14.1. The salts of the week are (dot paid), 30 Upland, fair 16.0; 47)0 Pernsoiliocco, fair to good, 211,1 a 2211.; 30 Bahia, good 201.; 200 Deniviara and Berhice, middling 151.1. fair to clod 17.1. a fine 19.1. • 19;t1.; 9 Carriacou aud Grenada, niidilloig 160.; 2601Jamalca and Domingo, ordinary to 131.1, good 1511.; 190 Surat boniP, oakum y 7i1.; 210 Bengal (in bond) middling 41. fair to good 61d. a 71.1.: tidal sold 1,109 bags. The imports are 102 United States, 463 Nina, 3,169 Bengal: total 3,730 bags. BALTIC PRODUCE. The followlag were the quotatoons at St. Pt terahure. January, 1819 :—Y. C. Tallow 179 a 172 Holy. Soap Tallow 153, Clean Hemp 85 a 86 on contract, ditto 92 a 93 on .put, Flax 170. Exchatme 11 15.16. BRITISH STAPLE ARTICLES. RtTIMFD SIJGAAS have been dull of sale at a decline of Rs per cwt. urdmary brown lumps for utunry to4y be oh. tamed at a further reduction; good brown lumps 100 j. COMinnts crushed MA. per Cwt. %/LAMS have declined 6d. per cwt. at which sake are dull. LIVERPOOL REPORT, FtwitvAßi,2o, We have had a very limited demand for COTTONS during the present week, atoll we have to notice a decline of Fl. to Id. on Bowed, Bahia, and Maranhatn, whilst Pernsm of COLA and hoe quality barite; buns, m o re isquind after by the spinners (as well a■ for export to a limited extent; have commanded rather higher prices, and have sold at 21iI. • 211 d per 11). The total salts are 3,300 bags, and consist of 650 Rowed 15d. a 160.; 920 Urbana 151 d. few 201 d.; 80 Sea Island 2s. 61d. a 3s. 1.1.; 980 Persian, 201 d. it 21td.; 130 Bahia 181 d. a 20d.; 378 Macao. ham 181 d. a 19.1.; 170 Demerara 171.1. a 20iel ; 60 Car riacou 17td. • 72 Bahama 15141.; 270 Surat Bd. a 12/11.; 289 Bengal 6td. a 841. The import this week amounts to 8,102 bags, viz. East India 4,549 bags, Deniers' a 207 bags, W. I. 178 bags, Savannah 906 bags, other parts of U. S. 829 bags, Brazil 1,633 bags. Sugars of middling and good qualities suitable for the scale continue to meet a ready sale, and 200 caAs of Barba does of this description have brought at public sale an ad vance of 14. but brown sorts are still dull. The quantity offered at auction is 700 casks, of which 500 were sold. fur Foreign we have still sonic inquiry, but at priers at which the holders are unwilling to make *ales. In East India nothing has been ilium Molasses is little inquired after, and 100 eikks of Trinidad, offered at public sale, were taken in at 335.6;1; • small parcel of Jamaica was also withdrawn fur want of buyers. The Coffee market continues much in the same state as last week ; for good Domingo and Brazil the buyers would give 1255. and the holders require 130 s. The business done by private treaty is lintite 1 to a few orders for shipment, and tonsisUof Dutch good triage st 130.. good to fine in (hoary 136.. • 141 s. and good to hue middling at 150.. a 153 a. The only poliiie sale of Coffee brought forward this week was one of 320 casks and 300 bags of damaged and kiln-dried Havelinah, which brought 575. ■ Ms (or the badly damaged and near, 105, a 109 s. for pretty good and little damaged, and 121 s. for very good. Its Cocos mid Ginger we have nothing sluing. A small parcel of Pimento was withdrawn from public sale at MI. a 9;d. per lb. We are without inquiry for Klee. Rums are steady ; 100 puncheons or very good Demerara+ have brought 4s. fur 16 O. P. sod cemmun U. P. 2.. 9.1. and 2s. 10d. to 3s. for proofs. Dyewoods continue dull of sale ; 25 tons Campeathy Log wood have hero wild at 91 and 30 tons lion.luias at 8!. 7.. of 30 hots Spa ish Emilie offered on the quay, one lot was sold at 81. and the remainder taken in at 8! be. Ashes are dull, and looking down. ri 000 111. A. Hides offered yesterday by auction, were taken sad ; 1,200 light have been sold at kV per lb. 400 Barrels Virginia Tar have brought lEts.64 per barrel ; suet 500 barrels guud Tur pentine 14s. 6d. per cwt. In Tobacco there has been more doing this week, at a re duction of to 3d. per lb. The Corn maiket hsa been yes, dull since our list, and prices have receded fully 3d. per bushel on all rhescriptions of Wheat. There ha■ beets more disposition to purchase sour Flour at reduced prices, and several parcels have been taken uu speculation at 335. to 355. per barrel. Tallow has experienced a farther decline of Is. to 2s. per cwt. 100 casks yellow Candle were sold at 725. ;per eat. Orbs -Fish and Seed Oils have been almost without de mand since our last, and may be bought at luwer prices. Pasha-ripe, Twesday, February 23, 1219, Four o'Cloek. The %airs of U. P SUGAR were only partial t0.413y, and those were it la‘t week's imam Comic is very little iminired :sfter; fur St. Domingo 122 N are micro fur money, mud 125 s the usual credit. BRANDY —Sales have lwen made at a small reduction in the common qualities, fur fine and old Cupac 6.6 d, is ask ed, but not more that' th given. COURSE OF EXCHANGE, Tvesoar, FILISIVARY 23. Ainisterttata,C F. 11 7 Ditto at Sight.. 11 4 VeOrc a e Ital. Lay 2 1. 4 7 0 Rotterdam .... 11 8 Malta 5O Aaiwerp ex-mo. 11 V Naples . . 414 Hamburgh 94 Palermo I23J per us. Altuas 34 1 Lisbon... ... . 58 Paris3Joy'sdate 23 85 Oporto bR Ditto - - Bourilrina do.. 24 15 Dublin till Frank('Oil nu the Cork.... . .... 10 . 1 *line • 141 BULLION. Madrid 39i Portugal Gold in .C. e. il. Cadir 4O Coin, per 0z....0 0 0 BOW* 'itii Gold iu Bars 0 0 0 Barcelona ...... 38 New Douhloous— 0 0 0 Seville Gibraltar........ 34 I Silver in Bars I) 5 7 Leghorn GREAT PROTEST/NT MEETING AT TILE ROTUNDA. PF.RRIJART, 13. TRIUMPH OF LIBERALITY, JUSTICE, AND LIBERTY. (Continued Pow our Paper of ref.relay.) Mr. LA*Lne inimetlistelv rose, soil bowing to the lord Mayor, ohisicsed, that lie would not only comply with the wishes of the Lord Maroc, but he would entreat every Ca tholic 111 the Assembly to Militate his example, sod that slant leave the room..—tTlictie were the words which Mr. Lawless repeated loud cries from tills *Oka of the room. He, sod the few Catholics who were proimit, iinme distely retired When these Gentlemen had departed. The Lunn MAYOR +trails pot the question ob the reso lution proposed by bls Grace ..f Leiustrr. Lewd FILIIIIIVORt proposed an That the Protestants of Dublin, being unwilling in disturb the peace of the City, and confiding in the wisdom of Parliament, de cline giving an opinion on the subject, and that the Meet ing do now adjourn." Mr. ELLIS seconded Lord Frankfort's Amendment. How far the Lord Mayor, who had been intrusted to preside over the peace of the city ■oil nut to advocate the Catholic Claims, was justified in calling this Meeting, Ict the present clamour answer. The casual hisses of a few individual•, or of a number of individuals, Milani,' never deter him (Mr. Ellis) from proclaiming his opinions. Hr hail stepped for ward. when others high in office stood back. When this quest' came to he properly discussed, lie woul•I give his opinion iipms it—at present lie would rather decline it. He thought the Meetin: was stuadviseyUy called. A person iu Isis Lordship'■ situation-- Here Mr. M.:NALLY (Barrister) roes to speak 111 Order. He was a little person, but be hail as g I a right In he beard there as the big Gentleman near . The Gentle_ man was out of order, for the question was not the pro pri ay of calling the Nleeting. but the policy of Petitinning Parliament for a Instal if those Penal Lass, against their Catholic Countiym►n. The Learned Genii mass had not treated the Father of the City with petiteness in animate' t ing sits his Lordship's conduct. The Learned Gentleman bad said, that the Lord Mayor was the gnat diais of the peace of the City—lint he legged to remount him, that his Lord ship was aloe the CHOU& Norum of the City, and the Learn. ed Gentleman sl 1.1 not lose yield of good manners when addressing so high, so respectable, sn rrrrr tol a character— r would his Lordship be intimidated by any person's expr.sYing Ins opinions in the way the Learned Gentleman bail duise. Hr. Et Lts appealed In the Chair, whether lie was nit of order ; bolt whether lie wee or was mg, h e t int not wan t In go to a dancing-master to timid his manners—(toed h ) —he would repeat the phrase— , Continued hisnes thanked the Learned Gentleman fur his lesson, but when he wanted to hair either his murals or 11i5 manners mended, he should apply to an oh!' r inst. actor. When hr had been interrupted in speaking, he was endeavouring to she's that cox:MmHg the present Meeting would irreparably injure the peace anal liai mummy of the City —(//trite, and fries of " No, n0.".1-11e relied upon his Lordships proitctian iu putting 11U*11 Clamour. Those Gentlemen who •ittileil the were the last person. whose Ita tel.-okm his Lordship ►lhould have atteni!ed to. They were Gentlemen, doubtless, Ingli iu lank amid in character, but Ibty were nut the smiling hotly of the City. They were worthy Noblemen, onal Mentlyis of Parliament, who sought to have a Petition presented to themselves, to grant all extension of pi ivi- If (Cf: to the Roman Cotholies. He knew the menus which had been practiced to o'oeure signotnies to that Requisi tion. Some of those names were put dust dby inter ert— some by fear—some by sulicit•tions of private fiiimilship. Ile knew that ilireato were held out.—(C'iies of " Xame them, MINN them would nanie them when he thought proper, or %lieu required by • proper authority, lint he would repeal, signatitres has been (have been), (rheum d to that Itiquisition by threats —(Lord cries again Cf " Aunt* Mtn.") Mr. GRATTAN, jon. rose to nriler.—Tleit had nothing to do with the qmstitni, 'whether the 3lceting were to adjourn ur 110 i. - . . . -....... Lord CIIARLFMONT said, his Noble Young Friend (the Duke of Leinster), whir opened the Stetting, had prupthad a Resolution, soil lie begged the Meeting to and hear quietly, the arguments on bulb sides. This was a cause that r 1.41 nut fear ilipetission ; it was the 1111 INC of Josue, — the cease of wo.:,1.1)--l6 hut Iy, and reason must be at then side. If she Letimeil Gentleuslaut haul srgu. mews, they might be answered; if not, ht him have the bt nu fit or them. . . . . 31r.GRATrAY, jun. now rose. Ile said it haul been in. sinuated that names were prorated by surreptitious meats; he had a list—they wire not so procured by hits —lie would read the names of the Requisitionists, mid lu t the 3leeting say, whether impropt r means would br 11 . 61111 , 01 to by them. He Hies contine:xtul reading...—. —(Luud applause) —Duo m hi. e—( Loud applam.e,'—eltarleutoot—r lleraders or opplaute)—Henry Grattan, anis It.c present** i ce"—.( Great applause.)—lt was slot utcessary fcr hint, Ili. sun, to troth the people of Ireland to venerate the name of Ilesu y Gs:ti tan. Could the names of Latourbe, White, Humphreys, Guinness, Ike. be improperly obtaintd ?—(Ges.citsl trier of " No Mr. WADDT.X said, that some of the Nlagistrates com plained of elan 1111 l r , lie *unlit usk 111,4 M%ll breasts wire. titer they themselves haul nut to Crease clamour and confusion Ile entreat. II them Oat peace might be kept, and that the pa ople %Mild nut he set an esample of disorder by the set y Magistiatis duly II was to pre vent it. His Lordship haul beet' appealed to by Aldrrissan Archer, to repirif IMMOh and toulccurisin ansuou the people. My Lord Mayor (said Mr. 11'adulcuis„ 11 &u puu I call upon those 31azistiates to be tiotict. Mr 11'auldeti concluded by saying, that lie yielded to no man its love fur his venerated Suivereigte, soul attat 'intent 10 the principhs of the Constitu tion, and lie was at all bona resq lir yield his aquarium when lie *:ls CuIIVIIICCII it Was wn,ng. as he was .I(dt:roamed lu maiiitain it, when lie was conscious it Mai right. Sir NEAL O'Dtiv vi. said, that this gnrsltuu haul been so • frreparotly agitated, mill was so beckon ',AI, that hr did nut thiuk it necessary to oiler one wo,d upon its ! whey ton the present occasion. He liked the Human Catholics, but m candour he cuidel not yield up the rights of his suns and grandsons; he would therefore give it Ina negative. Four days av he was called ispein to put his signature to • Ite 111111/illllO, which was to eomaile hot tat Ise 111,1111r1.. If any thiog could have induced huu to comply, it would have been from seeing the nature of I.e Mater, Doweishire, Charlmam, and Meath, affixed to it ; but he meld nut think of doing so, as the resilient hail not hero previously pent to him to read, slid it was out lore but iu Mayo it should have been pre sented to him to sign. The day before yesterday it pamph let fell tutu lane lauds, written stool Catholic affairs; at was only by occasional &star like these that peewees living in that distant part of the world called bleep), can form an opinion Url/U the slate of the question. Hr was sorry to perceive that the name of that good Minister, Mr. Peel, bad been sullied by the antonymous writer of tie. pamphlet.— flere Sir Neal wits inter-spied by a which he übse reed. with great vti;*.ele, that he was under ma comptuueot to Mr. Peel. Doi mg the Admini stration of the (hike of Portland, the Irish Gentian had pledged himself not to agitate the present queolinu. His after conduct was * non plower of the veracity of his assertion of 17941. The discussion of the question at pre sent would be cox et preferra Whit, nod the opinion which had been formed on the subject, would modest • kind of wavering that would betray a doubt.—(Load laughter.) Mr. CoLg (Police Magistrate), supported the adjourn ment, and conceived that the Lord Mayor ought to have consulted the Magistracy of the City previous to his calling the Meeting. Air b FAL O'lloNEL moved his Lordship that there be Tellers appiiiiited. 'Ube I.OIIU MAYOR thought the shew of hands would be the bitter say. The Earl of COARI.FRONT moved, that those who were fur the adjoin litmus should go oilt.—(Load and continued op plan ie.) The question on Lord Charlemont's mutiou being put, oat carriiil by acclamation. (re he continued ) NAVAL LvrELLIGENcE. PORTSMOUTH, PIPERUART 22 Pasted throoch for ti.atthempton, the i:heate,4el.l,4l 3 ;re packet, in a dientaste.l mate, god tower, I.y Iwo ptlot.huati. Salltd the whole of the outward-botterl,exeept the East Ltdiameo ; also the 311517, and the lE.lwardl, to. Jamaica; and the Mary Ann, for the Cape of G oo d Hope. vatmouttl, ►LARUAAT 20. Smiled about twenty 14 . 11 of consirrs, bound round land, hilt have put h• ck again. The following packets are in the Minds, •'t —D u k e o f ftlaillairough, for I,Othoos ; Swifissorr, for, A 111. 11( . 4 j and I.lity Mary Pith:int, fur the Brazil.. 1)1 , ar., vt rut r*lty 22. Aft find remain iw the Down.. LX I I IS,, Barrelt, from ; Spectihtion, Soper, Pions 0 0 00., ; ton, Brown, from ditto and Liiterpria-, h ew Lisbon. Caine down from the River the Neva, Active, and Alex ander, from Jamaica; SIICCOIIII, for Sierra Leone; Shinwon, for Martinique, with urveral others ; and nail. it with the whole of the outward-bound on their ri i se wetivii "rare,, RANIIIGATR, FEBRUARY 21. Arrived the Europa, Snip, from boohoo to Ltuardealia, nils damaged; and two others (.r slu Its r. Sailed the greatest part of the trade bound westward; th e remainder are preparing fur era. IMEERMEIII, FEBRUARY 22 The schooner William and Estht I, Williams, from Lontl.,r, for Plymouth, has put in here with loss of onehor, cable, au I bowsprit, Rlll4 touch dammed its her hull, having been mu foul of by Isis Majesty's sloop Alert, at the Nore. YARMOUTH, 11 1 FSRLART 22. The Hylton, ittifl, of Sunderland, or South Shields, *at totally lost last night on the &Toby s:uul. MARGATt, lERRI*AAY 22. Arrived the Goed 1 7 /Tweeting, from (./tend I.r leaky, with 100 of Ire board, and other damazr; Lr Nrp. tune, from London to Dunkirk, with lum of anchor anti cable ; Eliza, Cupp, from Louden to Gibraltar, with lugs of ditto. Arrived off this port. the Broiheri, Whitway, from Opel° for Loudon, with loss of an anchor and rabic. LYVINGTONI, Mitt:ART 22. Sailed the outward.bound. COWEN FEBRUARY 22. It blew very strong last night town the N.N E. Out ii now mule muskrat,. Sailed roust of the outward-bound. DUMFRIFE, FEBRUARY 20. Ths sloop John and Catherine, of this port, from 'Niro. mouth for Glaa..;ow, foundered off the Smalls the 15th in- Maul ; emir bar( d. Yesterday morning, about six o'clock, a fire was discovered in the house of a widow, who keeps the Duke's Head New Gravel-lane, Southwark. 'fuer men, who slept in the upper part of the lwuse, leaped out of the attic window his, the street; one was severely hurt, and carried to Sl.Thualu.'s Hospital, the other jumped up, having received but trilliug Injury, ■nd recollecting that a du ld was ►leeping in one of the lied-rooms be rushed up stairs, and brought down the child in safety, out of the devouring •'emeut, and iii a short time the whole of the premises were totally destroyed. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Rink Stcclc7.:. 267 i 1 5 per Ct. N. Aim.. lai 3 per Crest. 1tud..777621 1051 106 3 pl. Ct. Cons.. 7Gili t I Judi:. Busids...67 68 pr. 75 ! Ex. Bills, 2 .. 8 II pr. 31 per Cent... 86 83;j I Lottery Tickets 191 I. 4 per Centi. 953 1 Cols. for Ace.. 7612 U, Bk. L. L.A. 205-163.1 G 1 731 BIRTH. ---- --- On Saturday, is Hasoltuu-RiAce, the Duchess of Bodfurd, of a sun. MARRIAGE. At St. George the Martyr's, Bloomsbury, by the Hon. and Right Rev. Lurd r.shup of Gloucester, the Rev. Ur. CI , eldest suss of the Arrldredutit of Dublin, to Maly, second daughter of Sir Dighy Mackwurth, Bart. DEATH. At Clifton, on Friday lasi, io the 751 h year of his age, Sir Joseph It • dcliffe, of Milers Bridge House, near Hud dersfield, Yorkshire, Baronet, one of the few remaining example; of old English hospitality. Sir Joseph lived in the respect, esteem, and frit ndship of the neighbouring ltitibilty std Gentry, and the lure of his numerous tenantry lit bun were blendtd all the wii tors that adorn the character of man in public and private life. No his di.tingui , lied by the m. et amiable affections of the heart, than a stern hostility to the ►b¢htest deviation from truth and plain dealing, he was equally 'talon.: and intrepid iu the cause of loyalty and social order. Having, at the imi bb ll esti havird of his life, and the destruction of hi; property, rcudered the most essential ser vice to the Stale, by his prompt and judicious exertions as • Magistrate, during a prrind m li.cal insubordination, dallier.. and alarm, in the year 1612,11.1 Sovereign acknowledge., fain merit by creating hint a Baronet, with the singular favour Lit a gratuilons patent. HIGH WATER. THIS DAY AT I.ONDoN..HRIDGE. Murillo( 18 after 2. I Evtiliog 43 afar 2. PRICE OF LEATHER. Butts, 50 to 56Ibs rash '2ld to 73d pe Its. Ditto, 56 to 661bs. earls 24.1 to 25d Dressing Hides Fine Coocli Hides ... .. PH to 2114 Crop Hides 35 to 40 lb* forctotting..l7kil to 1914 Ditto 45 to 501113 Call Skins 30 to 40Ibs 24.1 to 274 Ditto 50 to 70 lbs 30.1 to 374 Ditto 70 to 13111bs .... 3Ol to Mkt SIM !ISt's,' (Greenland) 24.1 to 27.1 Large ditto Tanned Hone lodes .... Spanish Norse hides 2441 to 25.1 NU Surgeons Its the Briti-h Empire Wye here more distingniulied for their talents and their fame than the celebrated Wears. CURRIE and Co ; u. ither the envy of private individuals, nor the numerous advert:gement. of opponents, have affected their repui•ltou, nor taken Gant them their extenatve popularity As rerulai ly Surgeons, and Members of the Royal Coll. K ea of London and Edinburgh, and holding ri Commission is. li.s tlajest)'s Service, Messrs. Curve and Co. lay claim le worrior ac quirements, and enjoy • most decided prefereuce r ail other pactitioners. The prompt decision ail* which ib,h invariably act, insures to them the public confideoce; mot during so lu n g •pi ochre in thin, the first m. tropolis w the world, they have been enabled to snake mail valuable do. coverer s and important improvements in the cure of Syph; litic Complaints, Nervous Rel.ixations, Debility, Pulmonary Consumption*, Strictures of the Urethra, &c 6ve. By do ic superior plats of math,' sit, Sti iriurea, of how' v. r long hisi..l. Inc, or of the 11,,i4 inveterate kind, are s t or ilov arid p. maiseustly cured. lis early coats of Syphilis, a hp, eity core 4 c pleterl iu the short per:od of two day-, and tit hoe eases of* more complicated nature, where other praetit more have tailed of success, • proper tier/evermore in their plan of treatment ensures to the Patient a perfect re.eatablialimetit. Tu those also arylabouring uuder a general or 11/Clll debility it will be consolatory to know, that in place of lassitude owl relaxation Mehl',.. Currie cud Co. offer I.retrug hralth, strength, and vigour. Patients of either sex may consult Mesare Currie and Co. with the greatest secresy, delicacy, and honour, at their house, No. 107, Hattumgarden, where thus le diploma', r lificates, and may be seen. Tb. ir raw of r, mu. aeration are plainly stated on the first interview. riots-ow in the country stating their cam, mid euclusiug a remittance for advice mid medicines, the saute will be given or stilt to all parts of the World. LONDON: Printed and Published at the 11 lice, Au. 117, Strand; •lairit Advertisements are received, and Linters (post-paid) must be addlessed.—C. SV ITH, Ni. I, Clement's Ina, WHITE, Na. 117, StitoJ, Piablieber.