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r • , • • • •ii t'" , 11" the WO4 1161 CON It. PPP he 111 tht sec th. 0 tbe gibe tut fen Cl/1 itil drl OP Mr I .;e reicost. I,lie OW of hie nrtilecevaors.. woald be lane, Peer. 8461 gloving —g I arioa. ton. amid the coo. a Prove. hit stir leiAto and iailependent, f r he orntaid wit gaff -r the natinital character to Le reei l ia4e4. Or abate one of it. j i t right, lisckeil' tiecessigeo, or II 'Orr any circa initances. • rat w'tasr err pone. tic,h, uo.tillied humour of the cows . tfrii.vairst always if met le 55 the cow*, to be ;Atropin', he trusted ry wow rei4ii woul.l Lie long and hippy. flus pre .je.ty, they must all feel. he I to perform a ciali of th• atop difge illy, ais.l i s which he wneelj requirr , awl I w truer,' rec•oe... the . oppor t 4. Veinal, a spirited. awl • free ippl d iese.) 1 1 4 e believed with their Sheriff, that los Ala ?sty • intruded to pursue a pnpuler coarse. and raeatit to promote the happiiiese of his people. Mr. firoup, , bani conducted by proposing " The heals/ye of the 1,3 $9 independent Freeholders who y 4 ted at Appleby"—three drove three and great applause. • Some by Ur. Broadhurst--" Scuts wit.. hae wi' Wallace lied!" • "The health of she Hereditary Hitt' Sh.riff of the County Westraortane (tbe Earl of Thanes) was then drunk with great applause. Mr. Ruttiest, on the part of the Earl of Thenet, returned thanks, and complimented the company An the high example they had set to the county. •- The next toast was 'The honest wives and bonny lasses of the counts " Theo, " Mr. Dyke's bealdt, and the Blurs of Camber ialett."—(Graat applause) ?.Ir. Dimes returned thanks, and wid a high compliment to the independent Freeholders of the County of Cumberland. On the health of Mr. Lambton and the freemen cf Durham being proposed and drunk with great cadmium— Mr. LAMETOII rose, and returned thanks in an animated awl eloquent speech. He said that the enthusiasm with which they hod complimented him almost deprived him of the power of utterance. They only did hies justice when they were of opinion that he felt warmly in the assertion of the independence of the county of Westinor- Jand. The moment his own straggle was over against the Government pensioner brought against him is Dothan), he repaired to give what assist ance he could to the independent freeholders of the county of Weetmorlstol. His own contest %as over 00 Saturday, and he was in Wrstmorlatail on the following day--(Applause)--fur he thought it his duty when such attempts were snide to suppress the spirit of the people, to be found in the hottest part of the people's bottle. and there always should his country bud him. In no place eves that battle fought better than in Durham and Westmulend. A colossal power, us hail been swell said. was arrayed in arms against them.— There were the Lieutenancy, the Magistracy, and a art of men who, from the earliest times, were found arrayed at the side of slavery and corruption—he meant the party of the Clergy who appeared against _ oing that occupterl erring, if 'A laugh) oplause ) been found so very day lie while &ie.. ight never lenced the hand k er taodoubt, 'mare hOw dear tbai colour was to certsin persons of she clerical body, and could not be surprised at this additional proof of attachment to it. "'he champion of the people 'in Westmorland, to sup port their iodepesideuce (Nir. Brougham) had said he was without estates, but lie had that which was of more value theta estates in their canoe —he bed talents and integrity.—(Greet applause.) a--Around such a man the freeholders of Weatmor. land were determined to snake a stand, and with him they must ultimately succeed.—(Appieure.)— The sou had set iu glory upon their etbarts, and in 'twit neat struggle it would rise to dissipate the floods which hung over the blue hills of %%resumer hll. The people would chew the Lowther, tint their donitsiation was at an end, sod could oo I:rger be wielded against the indeprodei ce of the eenuity. In Dorliam the Government bit J suf. fered a disgreeeful defeat —it woo a remote in which too they calculsted on their s!•rugllU The company would recollect that when the whole kingdom almost rose to petition against the Pro. petty Tax. the counties of Durham and Stafford alums remained behind. The latter had, however, on the late occasion, reeleemed its character, and so also bad Durham.—(Applause.)—The Honour. stale Member then proceeded to state, that as soon as lie had secured his own election, lie gave all the assistance be could command to Mr. Posited, his colleague. He thought it perfectly fair that when the Government combined against the voole, the latter should make its owo effort on be. Neil' of the cosistitutimal liberties of the country. The result of the elections throughout the country was favourable to the popular cause, and he would . - soon Isere au opportmiity in his place in Parliament to renew the notice lie had given its the last Parlia ment of a speedy motion fur a Reform in Paths aent.—f Applasse.)— He meant such a Reform as would confer the elective frisuchise on a large pore stun of the people. Is the pretreat state of the ioutry such a measure could alone lead to softly. must be a moderate and temperate, but a firm tad thorough Refoets. The friends of it must not • deterieil bons &tog their duty by the calumnies ...inch stealthd he lev.-ileti against them, or by the ..ustattg instnuatioos that parties were leagued agaiiist the State, or that there had existed a set of soisceemits, between whom and the great bulk of the country there existed no connexion whatever.— hear.)—He concluded by expressing his ineriirretice in opinion with Mr. Brougham,. that he King had the best attentions towards the people, iod winked to see them happy and free ; but twilit lee/arty the character of the Ministers was very dif 'rent front that of she Sovereign, and the country could heave little to limn op Wag as such Ministers were permitted to held office. He again returned them thanks for the honour they had done bias. " The health of Mr. Beaumont, and thee lode. oetideut Freeholders of Itiorthumbetiand." was (lieu grim& with grewt applause. )dr. Osavismit ',turgid thanks in se eloquent sei peleistie %mech. • • i."•• the 'people .; men who, instead of inCialcal charity they hod • •„„kr.preach, had theraselma is f ~guarrelg, and • Mach issrascolate t could err—(. —ea the side o't • • —(Loved app r• Wig are extent. of thew been carry their party that on the vel had arrived at A•• one of sheet charging his duty% • ialiich nu' be accessible to ' kid topics, coetuu service by wiping his face with a yellow thief.—(Laughter.)—The company were. . • IF." ~- ~,. " !gr. Bennett, •:nd the Mune of Ts:ll:civille," w to drwili with Otter dunes titter. Mr. BEN wcTr. In returnisen *hook•, said, that thodgh the independent freeholders of West inuestid had oat pitted a trintivith at the latr election, their pnttcrplra undauliteelly hul. Ile.entereil Padua its-tif. however, w►ll, little confidence, for ►e suss olothinu: in the state of the country that was not appaltin4. To say that the people were fairly re presented was a tuete jest end mockery or them. lie would therefore be found 110 W, is heretofore, the friend of Heft:rut. except in that institice in which annual l'arlianteorta end itesivt%rsal but Page hod been proposed for the entrittlvratiod Of l'adia. sweat. He would always he foetid the advocate of triennial Parliaments, end of a larger extension of the elective franchise. _ Mr. BRAIUGH IM then proptiwil the health• of Mr. Bird and the independent cle►gymen who sup. ported the freeholders of Westmorftml. The Gentleman passed a high encore upon this des. of the clergy. and expressed the thanks he owed a great numbe► of that respectable body for the nay si.tatree they gave him its the Eiltwatirm Commit ter. Ile had corresponded with 11 or 12.000 of them on the subject. The following toasts were given, with great ap. plouse. its the course of the rvetiing " Mr.). Wakefield, sod nor Friends in the Kende, and Lintedale Wards."--' Mr. iVelherth, steed the Emit and West Ward!"—" Mr. James and the Blurs of Carlisle." Mr. J. GRAHAM rettiroeii Mr. Tayler and the Freemen of Dorliara." Mr. TATLEH returned thanks." " Mr. Ellice mod the Freemen of Coventry." Mr. ELLIcI returned thanks in behalf of the independent freemen of Coventry, and his excellent colleague Mr. Peter Moore. " General Fergiresm and the iYhies of Senstsnil."—" The City of London and the Trade thereof."—" The Glorious Revolution in Spain, and may the experience of owe Revo lution prevent the necessity of others."—" Tier Memory of Sir Samuel Itrostilly and Mr. Whitbread"—" Trial by Jury." " The Liberty of fbe Press."—" Mr. Birkbeck, Mr. Thomp son, auil oar well-wishers muting the Society of Friends."— " The Grey Coats of the North." . . The company sat until afterAMlSivelo o'clock in the enjoyment of the utmost conviviality. From the zeal displayed on the occasion by so numerous and respectable a hotly of Freeholders, not a doubt cosi be eutertaitu•d of the result of the next contest fur the county of %Vest inorlend. lICE LA ND. TRAM, APRIL 13. Tin 3 day five of the nineteen unfortunate men found guilty at our Assiyes, for the attack no Major Place and the party of the 77th regiment, at Irg ',wily, within one mile of this town, were marched in here for the purpose of receiving a part of their sentence—namely, public whipping; but an ex pectation of their pardon bring entertained, their punishment was put off until the arrival of the Dublin mail. At the 11111 l tient we are writing this, the coach arrived, but brought no respite for those 'miserable men. In cuosequesice of which the neetaniry preparations for floggisig Were instantly put ig teadinesss and they were whipped, one by one, after a car, throng!' the principal streets. We never remember to wit ness so great an assemblage of people—the punieli meat being so novel amongst tio. end we tru►t it will long continue so; not h i n g is to be heard in our streets but the cries of the wives ■nd children of those deluded sufferers. A strong guard of the horse and foot quartered here, and a party of the police Amin/ed. GALWAY, APRIL 15. The execution of Daly, Finley, and Lavley, in this county, as leaders of the Ribbon baud►ttt, has had a most excellent and timely effect um the minds of the deluded peasantry. Our letters from different parts of this great county speak of returning loyalty, a submissive übediesice to the kiss, tension to their rural duties; every where the plough and the spade is seen at work; and the arms that these ill-advised people obtained, they are giving tip daily ; indeed this is not to he 'sondemd a►, as those unfortunate people are most anxious now to give information against one smother. ever since they found out that their captains !lad applied all their tributary offerings to their oan purposes, mid nut to thin use of the cense it was required for; and that their treasurer had eloped with the whole deposit. LIVERPoOL SNSSIONS. The Quarter Seesiens fur thi s Ipprough crotooseue .• • ed on Monday het. After the Grand Jury had been swam, and the proclamation against vice and immuna,tp read, the Itscoanaa delivered the ffillo;ring charge : N Gentlemen of the Mond Jury—Since we last itiet in this plate, his presets. Majesty, shortly otter his accession to the throne, has bees variously pleased to issue the Myst Proclamation which has joist heat shod to you; doelit. less v.)0.41,6016 sr his illustrious father did before him, that the faithful performanee of the duties which it enjoins is the best fveadatios attic Imprison and prosperity of his rrntor. . 1 For some works past the attention of the public bas hems deeply sod anxiously Axed open the ariesiaistratios of the Criminal lA.. throeshout the diaries! eassatiesof the hies. dom. lam happy to say. that this elisiely has bees, is a greet reassere, relieved, and that the eueetry, true to itself at a time of us °rehear, dillculty, is gradually cerreelisig those evils, the consumes of which we base so much cause to regret. Urea the siareusitting care and vignette* of Go. verunseut we may eonlideutly place great reliance; but you are welraware, bow imperfect sad limited the powers of the best sad most 'Attica( Govereionest aeceattarity must he, unless they are followed up by the Grin, temperate, awl dia• tent exertions of the wood sad virtuous part of the cum. emaily. . . _ " There is soother subject to which 1 will shortly advert. It bas been stated iii the public pinta, that the rein* of gasbag exists to • great extent in ibis loans of Liverpool, nod that it ehirAy prevails aseingst those who have 'wither time war stoney at their owm cowsinasd. I hope sod helicon' that the st•tetweet is greatly exaggerated, and that the greet body of the nterthante clerks /are not tainted with this etas.. Tu such as are addicted to it I would say, itidependrotlyst the penalties to which they expose ibentaelves, that all their proaperts of Lair nod honourable aggrandiaristrot, at aorta. tare period of their lives, sibcompletely cut off by this... 6" vuorisig pasties. .'! ► " The ealesdar befure you coots/as a great alliallpaa Ott offeoars, au{ I arm sorry to stair, maul of tiaras ors abost robberies. The police of the tows has dame much; lash, further esertiows ate still waothae, and the most uureaslasy vigilasice is requisite to keep dams this gaowisg evil. Yoe will sow retire to your duties; sad W, la the nurse of your inquiries, asp eines should COW Wore you epos which yew desire the advice of the Court, we &boll he ready re give it." • The crleudae coastossio the some* of 109 pia wren, 93 a whom are drarr4 •. with rehab twat 14 with misdalleiword.. . . 5 HICK.i'S LLILL, SATutovr, This morning the Lord Chief Baron proceeded to MOW* IlaIL fur the purpose of &Wein 111reginUt the Grand Jory asitedulitrd wider the Special Corso. mission. The Jury hewing beets celled over, hod Lordship intitsiettit that they were egtiin st«emblrd its il►e rercdition of tilt it duty. IA it because Hems. sary to peter other loll+ lirfore then►, c iiiiii vette' with the objects anon which they write originally charged. 'l'll.' Jury• then retired to their room. where the wituesses were called before them on s separate hill of indictment, which war preferred against J.,mes i4ilsoa, and which became necessary, In consrquence of the misnomer with retpect t o to which allusion has lava already doodle. The Jury, after eOlisUlllsor together a shun burr, feudal a true bill agaiu•t Jornes IVi ion. POLICa. novr-evesse. Saturdny Thomas Jason, an old man, serving as a watch man is M. Martin's pariah, was brought here bye parish turinitable,ou the charge of J. Parker. a man mill more ad vanced in years, with defrauding hint of a suin of money of trilling amount. Toe circumstances of this ca.c were ouine what singular. The Primmer and the Piveresstor were shop wiles io the Theseus, 74, and fousht together in that shop, then commanded by Capt. 81iller, in the memorable action of Lord Howe, iu 1794. Tipsy were also io several stare quent battles, and were discharged is, the peace of 1801; at v a ich time a considerable sons, by way of prise•misey was due to each. They Loth employed the same agent, and after they lied separated for amore time, Pas her, the present complainant, went to receive the residue of his prise motley. but learned that the Prisoner lia+l previously ob tained it by inakiug use of his name, and pretending to be authorised to receive it. This was nearly IS years ago, and the parties had never seen each other wail yesterday, when they *net by accident, and Parker, acting upou the old adage," better late than never," gave his out usessmate over to the custody of a constable. The Primmer acknowledged the offence, and raid, he would endure the money that be bad obtained to Parker, if he might be allowed. The Magistrate said, he could not recognise any proceed ing of ohm Sort. The ease must have its proper course now that it wu brought IN fore him. The Prisoner was rrmauded, in order that the books at the Navy (Mee might be examined, to find out the agent who paid the ,•nney. Amor. Simeoz, • simple !nuking eonalrynsan, was charged with several nth-rings of forged IL notes. The Poi soner, is appeared, hul chosen IGrbo•rad and its •eighbnnr huu.J as t h e fittest spool fur the practice of this flangerows tra and after going not for manse time pretty sn fully, informal was given in the usual way, a•d his career was stopped by the interference of the com mitted. A young mu committed on a similar charge. Y. 110 1 ,11.1711. ArLIL W. A burglary was effected last week in the house of Mr. Samuel King, baker, in Gool.oreet, in this town. It appears that Coble, the Mayor'. officer, received private information. about ten u'rluek on Fri.l4e evening, that four men ie.- tended in rub Mr. King's house that night.— Prone this communication Coble procured the nasistanee of Mr. King, the girder, and Mr. Burnaby, of the Fouidaiii, who immediately sent for Mr. King, the baker. Mr. King hail re. tired to bed, it being sillniut half-past ten o'clock ; he, however. gin op, and repaired to the gaol, whe n lie wits infunixed of the tue.leisted attack Milan hit house. it wile then freed by the three per- I sons above named, who *ere armed with a brace of pistols each and a cullers that they should guard Mr. premMei (Writ% the night, for which purpose they plaeed themselves in a large cup. board or closet in the sitting-room. with a dark lament. Previously to slr. Kiog'n retiring tubed, lie was asked what time he would wish to be called in the morning, when he replied that four o'clock was his ininal hour of rising. hot that they might call him at three. About one o'clock. some per -1101111 were heard to try the front chatters and the latch of the front door, mid footsteps were head in the ad joining row, but nothing farther occurred in the bearing of the party WI the watch during the night. About throe o'clock they called sup Ur. King , ace cording to his desire, and ins looking round the premises before having, it was then discovered, that the t.6itors had netuaily been there sod broke °pets the prerniseQ. It appeared they had nestled • will 'Jille feet high next the roar, "stal got luta Mr. king'. yard, elicit, by boring a hole tbrono.li the bark door with st centre-bit, 111.- 3 . were enahled to remove two *noden horn, siAl thus °hulloed au entrance. 'flue hack-door was found wide oven, but the next door. which leads to the bake-office, was shut ; it is therefore concluded. they had 1111). ceeded thus for in their intentions when they beard the party on the watch cell up Mr. King, mid their of cou,sie mode a hasty retreat. lied the ',arty on the watch delayed calling *up Mr. King only one quarter of an hour, there is no doubt hat they would have succeeded in securing she whole gong, which 'is supposed to consist of four person*, ac cording to the locomotion received. On finding themselves disappointed of their game, Coble and his party immediately repaired to a plac.! of ren demos for charactets of this ription out the Church Plain, where they ; cued two mess, one of whsnn *oven satisfso r 3. sit of himself, hot the appearance of the at -striorsuch that they considered thenvelves jadierdrtdlsking him into custody. His clothes were wet through (it rained hard daring the night), and he hid on a paii of list shoes over his bouts, which left no doubt of his Inuring been uu the prowl daring the night. The Prisoner was examined at the ftridewell lour on Saturday mo g, and from what trust.' spired he was remanded fur a further hearing. Three of thews are well known to Norwich,. cad the fourth is is resident of this plnce.—The closet in which Coble and his t *laced them selves for the night, was • -Ale. King as likely to be nearest to totp• where it was expected •they. would brrok hs.. being the front of . the guise; but they uilfirtunstely preferred the back part of the premises, which hir. King &rm. rtl tielfectly secure ; mod there being hour doors between the pally on the watch and the depreda tors, accounts forshoir oat hearing them when tweaking in. PRICE OF STOCKS ON IiCTVADAY. hank Stock.. en 224 i India bonds.. 25 26 urn' s per Ct. Red. 69 South SeaStock....77ll: 3 per Ct. Cons. 69'10 lbs. hills, t.... 4 3 pe. 4 per Cents. U 7 'toter, Tickets dIL 18u. 3 per Ct. N. Au. 1061 cre for 69170. Bk: L. AL 17 11-16 - s • illE 7ORP. NEWItARAIIRT riksT SPRING SIEETING.. L . VIttPAT. arim. 21. Sweepstakes of 1000 each, Is. ft. A.I. 71b. R. U. IA Suffield', It. c. by Vandyke innior, out of NoraW.". I Mr. etis.l4ard'a brother to ISultaalil 2 Mr. Thortabill's ch. c K...to►, by Scud, out of Goosooder toe Mr. Roth's tar. c. by Waxy, out of Oliveira ll Mr. Cuttaneay. by Waxy, out tor his llorerrer sore Zr to 2 us ILA Solnelers h. C.. (Second Yes, )--The Newona►bet Makin of bey , eteeh. cults, On. 7115 ; lilies, Ste. 211 r. D. NI. TI:.• owner of the vetoed bone to receive leKlers out of the stab.... /tie J. Shelly)'. 1.. r. Ivanhoe, by Pianutom, dam by ..Val. tins, Mal of Iluckbird't dam.... D. of Grefion't b. r. Putdarrie, by Phautool, out of Parasol Mr Jones names Mr. Callefa ell. e. C1..0 Albin. by Mountie...et r, dant by 11 , .11ey Set. C. limobery's by. e. by Sorcerer, out of I'4 Xsentioni mare Mt. !tastes 4h. e. by Wasy, out of Ittortail Thirty-three paid forfeit. 6 to I agM Immboe.-7 to 2 on Ptudarrie.-7 to I asst Sir C. Hunhairy% br. c. Sweepstakes of 10zo. each, for 2-year olds, cults llst. 516.; them 64. 111, T. Y. e. IA Grosvenor% br. f. flionhasin, by Thuudarbolt..... 0 1 I.d Stawell'4 f. by Cato. net of iimphale... U 2 After the dead heat 6 to 4 on Ilumhasin. IA SnlSeht's Comical. 8.1.11 b beat Mr. Wyndbans% Snow. duo, Art. ilb. I). M. 1000.-6 to 2no Comics& Gam Grusvenot% f. Malmsey, rec. ft. from Mr. Worthy's e. WA Cherry, Cherry &peace, .11 U. 100 go. h. ft. LYNN, Arius. N. The adjourned Sessions fur this county com menced here am Tuesday last, on which day several &priests were heard. Ott Wednesday the Court we* occupied from nine in the morning till three in the nftertinou with the trial of Edgely Smith, for receiving a tonality of malt, knowi n g the oche to hove been stolen by Harttord and Day, who had hero convicted of the robbery at our Borough Sessions on hinueloy.— This nefarious potence its been carried sits aitb too much success for notify rem in this neighbour hood. Smith has long sold home-brewed herr, arid is suppose-it to he wool, not less thou 3,000/. Counsellor Pnevion was retained for the pro secution. cud C 01111,44101 Pattie fur the Prisoner. The evidence adduced completely proved the Prisoner's gnilty. The worthy Chairman summed up, when the Jury, after a 'Most coosideration, returned a ver dict of Guilty. The Chairman, ire sentencing Smith to 14 years' transportation, commented ow the enormity of his crime, and trusted shit his conviction and punish meta would hove the rtfrct of punts% a stop to the deprtdatious which have so lona been coried on. IvAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PORTIIIIOIIIIIII, APRIL SI. Sailed the Pilchard, Clinch, fur Lunduu. isinaoirrit, Aran. SO. Arrived the Cheerful cutler fee* a cruise. Sailed the Isabella, Cuerley ; Marl, Taylor; and George, —.fur Quebec. 'Amateur*, arm 19. Arrived the Cork Romp, Small, tram Conk; and Cerra, Russell, from Purtsinuuth. urvaapoos, arum, 20. Arrived the Governor Griswold, bleadie; Courordis, Muir; and Hercules, Neale. from Savanosb. On the ISth instant the GlOVeflillr Gridwtpt4 saw an English ship going into Dublin, with hr., of mitsaitest. The Hercules spoke on the 13th April, in lA. 49. 21. Wag. 19. 35. the brig Para gon, of and (nine Shields fur Quebec and luok from her the usseter and 17 of the crew of the brig Hall, Squires, which vessel was abandoned, disrnasteal and leaky, on her voyage from Torquay fur Diewfuimiilaaii. DIAL, APILIL Si. Sailed this miming the Moira, Horoblew, fur Madras and Bengal. Comedown frees the River and sailed the Ocean, Chillrest, fur Attica ; Earl %Niro, Aliases ; Mariner, Herbert ; Gesierst Elliott, Frank; Tartar, Maws; and Harbinger, Neiman, fur Quebec. Rrainiu is the Dawns the Severs frigate, sod Ditigescp, East Ileitis pilut yacht. WATItiItORD,APIRIL li. Xaterilay elooeil the 'aloof the wreck of Ibe Thom, goo. from Irbarhatou, fur Liverpool, .hooded 2711 i Much a 1 Ballyiragor, on sloe Wexford coast. The coltoo, to be value of 2.1,000/. Mlll safely lodged is the Casten* Howie stores of Wesf.ol, free of any damage; sod outs vivßn of it, oboes WO tuns, has already begs trastishipprit to Liverpool. 7be part of the rice that received no dfinago,* kit% alai. bees lodge I is Wexford ; the damaged part has been sold by asciloll. .VIiRTINGS OP CREDIIYMS AT OVILDUALL TO.IIOIIIIOM. • X. J. Thompeon, Clement's-lane. provision-broker 3 II H. and M. Dantella, St. Mary-axe, merchants 3 II T. Hayley, Lang-acre, ouseb-lace manufacturer 3 I T. Warwisk. Haden, draper G Attalla, Loug.acre, roarli.plater D. A pillar, Devinnibire-wpt are, veheemiewiamt 3 lit R. Tanner, Lower East Suit amorekant .. 3 10' T. and D. Astrid' and T. blellisk, New rent-road, sbip.ownen R. Suction. Jernayn.street, winking jeweller 2 10 J. Darker, Strand, limier J. British Oxford-aired and Bitibupsgate-streei, jeweller S. Brewer, New Ttreutfurd, gnbcvr ..... W. Wood, Wimple -strut, tallow chandler 111. Arnold, St. Ksihertsie'r, •ietualler CW. Maxim, broker J. Roach, RllllO.ll evert, bookseller I ln H. Ilay and T. A. Tanner, NCIIICII•iif.II4Iert, printers 1 11 1 . J. H. Wright, High Halbert', bookseller 1 11 1: Armitage. Shad Thames, carrier .. H. R. Lodge, Cloak-Isile, factor rusk, liueu- duper 1 10 i t DIVIDENDS. W. and 11. Moors, Upper Thames-street, merchants... 10 M. F. mid J. Corsi, and J. L. niggles, Sarags-gardens, merchants J. Darainiure and J. Gardner, Brood-street, men-haws lit E. Savage, Gray's lau-lane, grocer CERTI Fl C AT cs. P. Dill, j•sg. of ‘Volrerbagapion, litagord, earrier.—C. Hughes, of Hill, %Vomit*, vigsualler.-4. Storkry, of Prieto', cheese fat-Wu—J. Walker, jou of Ambridge, 240 1 . 1.111. anon-hrearrr.--..T. Friend anal C. H. Friend, of Sunderland near she Sea, Magoon, traders.—W. P. Pease, of Neoport, Solup, saddler.—J. Young, of earliak, Carnberlaud, 01.44. oetrebani Mhos, of WootLatreet, Cheapside, lasusloo, Chubb, lute of Porgies, Noulhosupsem. iron. nioneer.—T. Cooper, of Kermett.whatf, Upper Thousee. overt, Loyd.% userehont.—W. Roscoe. J. Clarke, soil W. S. Moicae, of Livemool, bookers. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON MI . Maraiug If after 11. I Erevan 46 rata 11. 1 1% , CGUATitY NA EKE4.f. ' WINDSOR, APRft, 12. Meat, p. Id. IC/ OS le 2 I Beau., Ow v.. ss44•ist 44s hsrley. prr qr. „Us to 43s Prase ---s I g 041 s Sus to 34. Rye READING, Aran. 22. Wheat We IV 1434, I Prase .. .•i . _, Sl a•ley 32 s t o 11A. Unts- 24s ' • !is Beans 4l. to 47i Whiie 4010. ....—% .., ti Old Wheat.....-2 to •:--• STAINES, Amt. 21. Wheat.. 15/ Os to 201 Q. Peas., v v. s.. _• Ilya r.. to —. Oil., per qr. U.. lu 32. Bear• AKUNIIPL, A►Rtt. IL—We bad a prime assoirtnient • f Berl' at this day's mei let ; the sale, however, ,tae Mir'? heavy, *twat Its. 6d. lu hr. ed. being tobiaine4 ettr the reiv D.•t. There was likewise en excellent abew which sold readily, as is If moldy, from be . Od. Inv *lsar. Very few I,enthe appeared, but a great many cue" Iran t•ttmrk, and hor.er. At the Corn Maiket, tl'h.•..t crag im ini , hlltng %apply; She trade brisk at last week'. t 171. per toad; same very hire oil 181. 'll Le ter of warm weather hare clothed the fertile vale ,•f Arun aqb the richest meribirr, and the appearance of the iTheate y lbw grouted is cf lite most primiisimg watime. At Chichester Market. pa Weyhtesday. the Jcasswil foe prime Mutton was g reat , and sold at high 4.0 the very best poirlity, is IklW recailiwi 111 S.& per 41. tr. the Cora Market, at that city, there was hills vs/tomb ; if nay s however, a rude cattsivet, Await. 101.—ite Wad a very Nn rasa., to day, and Wit week's prices for Wheat were fatly swppiwts.t. The trade in Barley was brink s and rather deans. Id Oil'? articles art afteratioa. DRVIZES, Aeon. 20.—We had hat a wnolerate Of all kinds of Fair exhibited to-hay; the priee 41 , 4 may be slated nearly the seine as last week; the defused fur Uri" was wore brisk, and the prires higher. 19 wher Rain 'emcee any alteration. There were shoot 13,00 u peened for sale; hot lbw prices were by nu tries.' eq., to what the sellers demanded; and the sale was aitcgeth.r heavy. Trigs wrist off at from 3Re. to 360.1 weetmers, 40% 50s. ; cotaides, 50s. to 56s There was a One 'hew of &wised rattle, and beef sold briskly ol from 1121. bt UN. per sec. ; groxiers, 10f. to ISt each • pekoe lea• oxen 17f. The r e omi also • good show o f boi l ses,for the beat of which diem was roeral demand. Friday 114,011 t, at a late how., considerable rhos turbsiiee arowe on that side of the gaol of Newipie which lite females are confined. Shrieks were. heard of the moat violent description, and hir some time doubts were entertained whether attempts were nor msking to rescue the state prisoners. 11 r. BR O WN, the Governor, instantly proctrileil to the %retie of riot, and on entering the (.truth : ward, found the prisoners in a state of dreridfirtAlinetrdts; liresking the windows, witeriene loud al c i.6, int i llem . unlit evinciiig the most determined and loyal mis chievous spirit. With the assistance of her taro_ keys, he soon reduced them to order, but not with out t ilscing liandcuffii on some of the most reloscs tory, and retnoving others to ■.l.lferritt 'hart of rite gaol. The unit.: part of these women were inerfee ortf%•l for traiesparistiors, and Saturday 111{0faing 41, of them were scut off to the hulks. The state prisoners have hitherto conducted themselves with great propaety. Thiokareud meats to he perfectly resigned. BIRTH. On Ilse 2ht instsal„ at a, smiss.opree, ow Lady A.- costa Milbauk, Lady of Mack .Millsoisk, Esq. M.P. of* sue. MARRIAGES. Ott Thursday, the 401 la inetaul, at Noeitagioa, Kraal, hr the ker. It. D. De Chair, the Bee. Thomas Clayton Girl, .4 nitrated, F.asra, Aden sea of she late Thomas GI,II, Colonel in his blaksiy's First fterinarat of Foot Gawk. le JITISi TR Julia, youtagest delight/4- of William flaastund,Eui. of sa. A MOO'S Court, it. the Comely of Kent. Oa Thursday teal, at North Walshitar, Norta. lobo Pratt, labourer, in Nlaria Holl. At entire ts'eloth the brideemou was taken by the run:table, for being' iutoa.r ae trd on the Sabbath day, and innlnrw.ull the inkwell/runt being pat iu the shucks fur six hoofs. DEATHS. ae'nn;Chf, at 6.1111, area fis , l,iret•Cen►wl Elliot, last Ominous.lssist of royal tioartaea al MA M 055.404. Ile was au talker of periwig.* She lunged %essalisse ta' guy lit big Majesty's arrete., baring ionise areas in the kora, t arpw durissi Ibe relielliu- of 1745. He •as highly respees..t. His remains were a• • wiled to the Abbey by all the atatta* oda era as present is. Bath. Uw Wesisiewlar ea:avail:ll, at Isis homer iw y ark..llr.tMmt, a7,•tl tips ar 14 of buy us, .% deur V,.. .It, sif 11t14(. 4, roar Doty. fteeiriery la the 51,54..1 of Apit «nu..• . /%1 M ajar G nil r*l Ma•lar, of tie .! the 411%-st Aeas:••n.y at W i a,l• tat, Das. osr of she Vr.lo.ore Sit.Tej of Gs-at Briiaso, 1:11:11111111C, at the lieu. Last eurrsl.suly'a `./slsisiry Seuu«.ry at Astliss moue, a Coww.s:- sto• • the Board of Imsacossole, a E. glow st the l[uss► Aatiqaas is. sod Suciesies, mad a llavalies 10i skit 11111111Nie lf Preis. THE CORDIAL fiAl.4l of OILEAIO, pared by Dr, lA/ L0311.1N,1e,01 14.,pse. was. Lifter pool, is unity. really ackiiiiwieilg, 4 to for petal rely rails -83,111. is aII ies .sinl trasti,ics, loss of orpetite, mite. oluo s sliltyeresiaull of spins., treethloor or shikiiig ..1 the Isamu or hats.. shortie's* of breath, sohl run.aspl.vr fi,sh is. 'bald by {Jells, 18, Strand; Hero*. 15 , 1„ lieford-sitrei Cheopside; Tuts., Eschstizr; and Weird, Huttions. ice I le. each. or four is use frosiiiy brotshe sr 33.. by wl.lch tout, Its. 1111/11IC is steed, wish the '• Sohn tttttt , Liverpool," engriiv.il on th • Stamp. MINA./ earls brills is wr.rprd s r0pe.....; hill a liviewtivits, iram.sais illustreisueit ails • ftinicy. By hie Majesty's RI , VAI. LETTERS PATIENT. LE A E'S I'ILI,S. 4111110111 i fair Curing, in all its Stager, a CA rtAim [hotrod. th.e. alkali Pill is a risme; and the taking of u ue tins. in f ae. resit fear, will soon cuovinee the Psiiret of the rertobsta ..f his ape. dr recovery. Nothing raw he better c.rmtrleeol, more safe. Ea 111804. CU.111,//1•111 than elms remedy. fur such r• a re obliged to co joarwies or to nen, as lit *reds ue rosAsii iit is/ re..lraiui of dirt ; •u.I 60 ,esra repertories (isi wn eat...a skew practice) hiss proud that it wall .ffeel a s ore, wh.v. rated saheatioN and all other wirtiords avail ki.4bOsc. For She Scurvy mud oilier ..... eal Delorikrs, ibis Medico." has ass is. parallel Upward. u. NOW prewar., .4 tool. swirl% have b-ris radically of the shore Ufilfq [ha unters wohin the last eight years. Prepared sod l'v the sole Proprietors, I'. Y LOB nod NIsNV, %wry visa It, at their lotus ' Wu. V, New firideviisrere. in Ivies.* .if toily 2 .. 9 . 1 • each• dol t' B. Tw.. hack bests its Ilse pauwagrs at piths. Ttwy we also sold by atrir appiiiiiiesetit, with rupiuma difrnlona, as Mr. Mwoharo's Tiry-shoo. 103. tOxf.r.i.alrort ; Mr. Distkerorigtia, 7, fish ikraily oppostie she Munsimacut ; at 111r.lbsier • a„ Ealuallierch; Mr. Neerlwry's, Dahlia ; sad by one piton is every evueiiierable loon so Great Bruen' 1104 LAJelee grafi. to prisms. hokum/ the slow., or other of the Propriety's' Ileslieisies. —G;erhil tool Settosial trealtoesses cited, owl letters, PM( paid, seaward. .• Bee the list putiltslieJ by the Royal College of I..ineles. resoled owl PublioOed et bet Sottotoo htooo sad TEN GLoost OSn No. IV, Stoma, by C. CuartwlLL, of Om &net