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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. GERMAN PAPERS. ..= mama, 11.1tUAllir E. Tetrad frees the accounts hone Oaestastieople ofJeuu- I Se e lel: " The licentiate from the Korea and Albania are so coo. lewd, arid sometimes so contradictory, that it Is diffieuh to I form , 1 clear and connected idea a the state of things in theme countries. The .shire of a war carried on at so massy different veer. at once, the iuterrwptiu. of the COMIOU • ifil• Sion, the insufficiency of the Tartish *cements and the •ts- ! solute want of authenticity of all the Greek once, which aim fabricated p o l e ', w ith a v i e w to foreign countrime perfeelly ; ea plain this difficulty. Eves when sear the geese of action, we must be content with °hulloing a view of the whole from He must credible sources possible, and with respect to stogie feels swell the corrections which time will bring to light. "The Turkish Govern/11(91i *rem for the present to abaudoe f the interior of the peninsula to its fate. Since the takiug of Tripoli:a. the Greek, beet directed all their elfin te against the chief fortress of the country, Napoli di 'teeniest', mud ; exert themselves to the utmost to get possession of tbat pelmet place. Ou the other hand, the fortresses, Mode's , •weel Comm, as well as the castles of Palms and Lepaolo, are fis the first state of defence ; and leient' Yacht, who defends the two last with courser and ability, thy an eeezpected sit?, en the td of December, dispersed the Greek corps he- I singing Pates,. The workeseu are employed cloy and eight in the arsenal of Constantinople fur the mesipineut of as ex perdition which is probably intended exclimicely against the Mores. In the preieinees north-west of the Peninsula Ab bolds) -the state of things es still more complicated. ',ray ender Cleourechid Fuchs is estimated at 25,804. it iedividert into three corps, of which the priseipeli .Mitt 15.100 Woo', is nosier Cheurseleid himself; the ether lees iio&e Omer and Illabmorl Paths. These !suer are incessagE7 occupied in keeping off the numerous bodies of insurgruits that threetten she operations of Chorirechid Pseha on every •140. • The Comics bleaade Arta and Peewees. Up Is the tleh December, mithee of those ideas mem to have hoes is kW/ possession, sad the Tooke were makes( great ' , infinite to save Arta in particular, which was in oast of provieiwes, undue the point of falling, but the pommies of which is important fur the fate ofioasoios. ." The citadel of Jeannie% is held by Ali Podia, and deftly blockaded, the Turks being ie piessession of the Niemand out-works, and it seems sot so much the obeli suety of his defence, as tbe necessity niteleir which Cleostechtel Poch% is of contieually sending out detachments against the Greek corps in his rear and on his flask*, that ball bul deretthoerschid from undertaking the decisive enterprise against Ali, which bag long been announced. Ali has lately Last his best eagisieer, Carettu, to whom the direction of all the measures of defence were intrusted, het who, eraiwith . standing all hie great services (he even lost an eye in the siege of :fueuesina), Alt, by his d surest arid bad treatment, compelled to ly from him. This officer leas declared is the camp of Climertehid Peel's, that there were ill the fur t only 480 rotes capable .1 bearing arms, of whom 180 served the artillery. Alt, pet withstanding his apparently desperate salami tttt , dors nut cease to negotiate with the Greeks, and it is certain that Sliest of the insurgeut chiefs have founded their greatest hopes on the unshaken courage of this old swan. He has lately emit two Deputies to Argos, who were received with the greeted joy. He is said to have entered into a formal compact with thirchiefe there assembled, awl to have promised to employ all his power mid t in support of the Greek canoe, and even to adopt the Christian religion, if the Greeks see ended in driving the Turkish besieging army from Jeannie.. Meantime the disagreement among the Greeks is greater (beeves,. They hold • kind of Congress at Argos, at which it wee lately proposed to assemble Deputies from all the Greek States at Trechori (in Emits), to form • provisional Government. But there were as many wishes and opialetes •• patties, and almost as many parties as iedividnele. Every 'Roder thinks himself qualified foe the first place ; no body is digit:Wed to obey. Demetrius Ypsilanti has a certain nausber of yokes in his f ; many others will hear no thing of hie, and look on hint with coutempt as a foreign eielveuturer. The greet mass tongs fur repose; and if Ali Paths, with all his acts of cruelty, could become free, pet •n end to the, state of anarchy, and either by military pro ems, or by ougocistioe, could give his authority • certain degree of solidity, all Greece would readily submit 10 his Moody scepter. The enthusiasm has evaporated. Neves sm. I* now the sole motive of action. 'The Greek pirates in euderstanding with the inhabilesfie of the Greek Islands daily extend their depredations whit respect fur any lag. Between the 18th and 18th of U. bet, the Austria. ship Hippopotamus, front Salon's**, Alexandria, was taken by a Greek pirate off the island of Lore, near .lanclltio or Ces, with the aid of the inhabitants of the island. The Commie and some of the crew wish diffi culty sawed their lives and fled to Stanches), where they ar sired en the 23d of December. Colonel Arnaud, continued. iug the Austrian squadron, immediately d,spatched the frigate Leirig and the brig Monti cncoll in quest of the vessel, and to bring the rubbers to peuisinent."—(Anstrion Observer, February 5) 'THE BRITISH PRESS. LONDON, TUESbAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1822. We have the satisfaction to inform our readers that our Government has at !earth resolved to terminate all the commercial difficulties which bare for some time subsisted between this country and the United States of North Ame rica. Instructions have actually, as we understand, been sent to the I West India Islands that the poets should be opened immediately to the direct trade of the United States upon the principles of reciprocity proposed by the America,' Government. By this arrangement the United fltates are p;rmitted to send their lumber and provisions is Americas bottoms direct to our Colonies, and are nether* riseil to take io exchange colonial produce. This Image mitt will, it is hoped, be productive of very extensive ad vantages to our colonists. The same trade may have bees, sad, in fact, bas for some time been carried on between the United States and the British Colonies through the medltila of /termed', which was erected into, free port for the emulate purposes of this commerce; but it was so very circuits*, loud attended with so mach expense, that seitber party meshil derive such service from it as from its nature might haw! been fairly anticipated. We regret to say that lb* extreme dirlress of our West Isaias Colonies requires every effort that can be made fur their relief. To compare their coma.' time with that eves of oar distressed agriculturists, would lint Inadequately express their sufferings, and the arrsage.' . ~at to which we bete now referred boa been anxiously sought by them as the only mesas likely to relieve them from a destruction which seemed otherwise inevitable. The work of supply commenced last night in the Mouse of Common*, but so grants were proposed that deserved sery particular atteetios. The sum of one enilliou was grant ed for the purpose of paying off Irish Treasury bills to this osinust. This act deserves to be noticed solely as it chews a disposition in the Ministers to grasp at the weans of effect. tog some savings. This money bad been borrowed from the Bank of Ireland at four per cent. and it is sow introded to borrow as equal sum is this coststry at three pa cost. by which a saving of oat per coot. in the minims will be effected. The Marquis of Lonnow 0 CARY, in porsesieee of hie pre. view notice, moved last night for the rescind of the Acri. cultural Clemattlee. The theeessioo which arose esisewhet unexpectedly upon this motion, pmeented malty poiats or deep int erest , but it most be admitted that the several •perches Aid not ufer any very novel views of the state of the agritatioral distress, or ventrally of the condition of the country at large. The vulgar cry against Mr. Palm's Bill, and the return to ■ cash currency, lads advocates, we perceive, in the House of Commons, and even there mom are found who fearlessly attribute so iocosaiderable share of t►e existing distress to the overthrow of the paper system. The return to the metallic turrtney must t o every intetlieent mind appear as a positive and absolute good, and if it has not brought with it the complete re.esta• blishrornt of a system previously disirrganieed, ant to it be attributed the present distresses, bat to those who in cor recting one evil °nutted to remove the mane others which bed luxuriated ender its branches. The motion woe carried without a division. ' To enable Dor "coders to perceive exactly the flenneisl !We of the country as propoled by Lord i.011111201113111RY fur Me, present )ear, we shall take she liberty of repealiog roma afbiaatatemenis t via.— The Noble Lord estimates, from a view of the income of the last year, that the income of the year 1822 will amount to shoot .... That the expenditure will be Leaving a surplus for a Slitting Find The charge upon the Consolidated Food is .... 31,650,000 Interest in lischippier Bills 1,500,000 1 ♦moy ! Nary . 6,500,000 I ' Ordinate ill isectiameous Greenwich . HOOpilfl ki.h loeurrectioe 350,000 i. • .• Total f 49,968,346 The itopPli . su le 1820 anointed to . 1a 1821 ....,,,, 19,307,143 For the mown year proposed to be It is Necessary that the public should keep on eye con . snotty Seed °pea three figures, as it is by an accurate ex .aminatiusi of them aline that the extent of t►e boasted me. I auctions of the Ministers can be appreciated. ---nm--- . r There was considerable Auctuatioa yesterday is the Navy Five per Cent.. The other species of stock improved. Consols for Account left offal 7111. The Foreign Stocks are all better. notation, 881 89; Danish, 13; Spanish, Oki, betii Newt Nit The adjourned Surrey Comity Meeting was held yesterday at Epannt, when a petition, praying a redaction si Lanes and Parlissisewtary Reform, was adopted. The Paris Papers of Frith), la,t have arrived. They are nearly filled with the debate on the new law of the Journals, of which only one article re mains to he discussed. The French funds are improving. The five per . Cents. on Thursday were at 90 tr.; Book Stock I ~557 fr. A Plunders Mail has inrived. with Paper. from Brussels to the 16th instant. We have received New York Papers to the 14th last, but they communicate nothing of importance. We have received the Cork Merenniik Chronicle Hail the Limeriek Chronicle of the 13th, also the Dublin Papers of the 16th instant. The outrages of the White Boys in the south of Ireland not only display increased activity, but also a more savage and infuriate spirit. Burning the houses of the opper classes is now become gene►al. The corn, cattle, and other property about the dwelling-house, commonly share the same fate. The long list of outrages, however, happily presents but one case attended with the loss of human life. It is that of a White Boy shot In an attack upon the house of three brothers of the name of Heaern, between Charlevi Ile and Chu rchtown, it is supposed, through mistake, by one of hie own party. The Correspondent (of Nuremberg) says, that ac cording to a report winch is in circulation there will be at Warsaw in the month of April a Congress to treat on the affairs of Turkey, and even, it is added, those of Spain and l'ortugal ; it is affirmed that the Due de Richelieu and M. de Reigneval would appear ou the part of the French Guveru. went. Extract of a letter from the Agent to LLoyD's, dated Gibraltar, 28th January :—" The Srperh, English schooner, is arrived from Tangier, with the Swedish and Sardinian Consuls and their families, having been obliged, by the Emperor's order, to quit ruddenly.—The Heroine, Buenos Ayrean cor vette will soon be ready for sea. It is uncertain whether the cutter purchased by the Officers will go direct to Buenos Apes, or accompany the cor vette as a leader." Letters dated the 29th December last have been received from Port-au-Prince, which state that President BOYER bud isaued a Decree, prohibit. ing, under, severe penalties, the exportation of gold or silver. This measure was likely to produce much imouvenierice to commercial operations. The Decree a dated on the 15th December. According to advicr!. trout Havanoah, received at Charleston, it appears that Vera Cruz flintily surrendered to the Independents, or imperial forces, on the night of the 26th of October. General Da ♦tL♦ being left without all support in the castle of Si. Jinni de Cline, had been compelled to make an uucoudit• • I surrender, sod his opponents had ■greed to bury all past offences and differences in oblivion. Au address to the people had been pub lished by the Intendant of Vera Crux, calling on them to submit cheerfully to the tow order of things. The Board for Victualling the Navy is to be new-modelled, for which purpose a patent is now passion the Great Seal, cud the whole routine of the office is to undergo a revision, particularly in the examination of and passing the accounts of parsers. Tile number of Clerks m this office is con siderably ►educed, upward. of thirty having been discharged daring the last week, some of *bum, it is said, will be allowed small pensions. • lON ;Ma t L C: • tNt• PASHIONARER PARTIES. The Marshioness of Salisbury entertained a party of fashionable' yesterday evening, at her boom in Arlington. street. The Ambassador of the .Netherlands has homed cards of invitation for a grand entertainment on the 3d of March, at his house, Whitehall-place. Lord Melbourne entertained a select party of his distils. 'wished (ricotta at dieser yesterday, at his house, Whitehall. Comm St. Antonio bums issued cards of invitation for an entertainment on Sunday next, at hie house in Hanover- sqoare. FASHIONABLE MOVEMENTS. The Marquis and Marchioness of Tavlstoek have hit town fur their seal, Oakley Hoarse, Bedfurd.hire. The Earl Old Countess Verulain have left town for thei► eras. Godwin lffam Herr*. Calomel Gore Lasgiun, 11i.Pe left lows yesterday to join Mrs. Lamont is Kris.. The Morgues of Camden Left Isis seal, the Wilderness, Kent, yesterday, for Baylor's Abbey, Sasses. Samuel PepWe, Esq. has arrived at his house in Upper Grosvenor-street from his seat in Herefordshire. Colonel and lAdy Basswood sad family have arrived at their boom in Portman-sorams from their Oat Bretton Hall, sear Wakefield, Yorkshire. 'Robert Chaluaer, Eat M.O has swivel, at Dowager Lady Deaden house in Arlingtonwrref from York. Lady Sophia Heallicolo is expected to lean 1011111 ou Thursday for Brigloluo. Colonel Robert and Mrs. Murray arrived yesterday al the London Hotel, Albemarle-street, from a tour. Sir Koury mod Lady Lambert, and the Hos. Edward Fuley, arrived yesterday at Greillou's Hotel, Albemarle. street, from Stoke Edith Rork, Herefordshire. Hon. IL F.tirevitlr Wises the Coburg Hotel, Clarke. 'towel, Groseclose-square, this day fur Brighton. The Earl of Albemarle mid bra bride see expected this day at kis Lordship's Whose, is Si. 'woes's-square, from R. Wilbraham, Erq.'s seat at Twickenham. sir Ralph noel, But and Lady Byron left Mivart's Hotel, Lower Brook street, yesterday, for l'unbridge; also the How. Mr. Leeson sod Mr. Burro. Our Paris. Mr. and Mrs. Collies and tamailya;rived yesierds, at the Bruasnick Huase Hoiel , Haposer•square, [ruin a tear; aad Mrs. and Miss Barnard. OLYMPIC THNATRE. lalm is Undo* was re•prsdaeed last sight with entire new scenery, tecidents, dresses, &e. The exertions of the performers were crowned with the must extraordinary suc cess. The part of Corinthian Tom was performed by Mr. Lamm with much ability; Cu v, as Jerry, 'small t►e author could wisb. VALI, in Logic, played with his usual excellence. The whole of the scenery a appropriate and effecti►e. It is painted by GREINIWOOD. The piece was attauunced fur repetition every e►eninß amidst the plaudit!' of one of the most ounterons and fashionable aedieuees of the season. THE TV BF. BETTING ROOM—Moxo Ay, FIIIIIVARY IS. DERBY. 7to 1 apt Spore: 114 In 1 apt Plover X to I foist Aquidine 20 to 1 apt any other. 9 to 1 apt Whalebone OAJLS. 41 to 1 apt Parasol I 7 to I spit Cat Si to 1 apt Reserve I to I apt Major Willsoo. THE CHASE. • The Earl of Derby's stag homed. meet this day at Snit ham Bottum, on Thursday at Langley Bottom, and on Si. turday at Nrarthorne. H. Jullife r &Ca fox hounds meet tau Thursday at Bruckham. The Surrey fox hounds meet on Thursday at Limpsfield, and on Saturday at Godstune. The harriers meet every day. The flarliworth bounds bad an excellent nin on Thursday lul. arse Ferrybridge, which euntiftued for upwards of two hours sad a half. In eonsesturnee of heavy rains, ited the country being extremely fenny, the homes were greatly dis h-eased, and several of them were mew laid in the fields as if dead. The bounds ultimately killed in grand sidle. Our eurreapoudent adds, " I have jut heard that the horse of one uf the whipper'. iu is dead. I have hunted in the Bads worth euuutry for 35 years, bat never did 1 witness such • run, or see the bowed. behave mu gallantly." The refuse of the Titon's stud was sold yester day at TsTritasst.L's. The gesieral price was about 30 guineas. One horse, Ticket, aeut off so high as 1'25. •Another brought only 13. The great trotting match for three hundred guineas is re deeed to a wrseigie. It .111 be settled to-day. The horses west over their around without the tea similes. The goes lion to be decided upon is the 6reaks. The following paragraph appears in the Gazette de Frame of Thursday:—" At a masked ball which took place at Cassel on the 31st of January, the PRINCE ROYLL being pursued by several masks, and apprehensive of bring recogui•ed, changed masks with his valet.de-chumbrr. The latter was accosted by the persons who had followed the Prince, and had the imprudence to accept trom them a glees of grog; he was immediately taken awl expired the next day. The letter of the 9th of February. which umiennices this event, .states, that op to that day no trace had been discovered of the parties implicated in this crime." A mime of an extraordinary nature has occupied the Court of Assize at Melon for several days:—A person, named Mugger, who Om looked upon as a sorcerer throughout the country, was murdered iu the month of April, 1821. He had made himself many enemies by the !bowers which were generally attributed to him of killing cattle by witchcraft. The perpetrators of this Murder were sought fu► without socceis, till at leugth a person, of the of Fourrel, the companion of Meager, voluntarily confessed that he had committed the crime. how ever, he soon after retracted, and pretended that he was induced to make a false deelaratiou in conse quence of a promise of obtaining • sum of 3,000 francs from his former master, IN. whom he denounced as the assassin. But the Royal Court acquitted M. olio clearly proved an alibi. Porrril persisted in Chia statement before the Court of Melun, and expressed himself in the enthusiastic tone of • man who believes in all the delusions of magic. He pleaded his own cause for nearly three hours, in an extempore speech, which astonished his auditory, and finally succeeded in obtaiutog a ver dict of acquittal. Elia INQUEST ON IA MRS GORDON, ESQ. Yesterday morning as inquest no this highly.respeeted Gentleman was held at his house, No.til, Hill.street, Be►ke. ley.aqu•re. The drat witoess examined was the head butler, from whose !antimony it appeared, that shout eight o'clock on wirresing be was alarmed by • untie in the water-ek ed, mid on proceeding thither, fogad his master weltering in his blood, and • pistol lying near ►lm on the growled, with which he supposed he shot himself: Wane., got immediate medical assistance, but deceased was past re covery. Hr./oars, a sergeon, knew the deceased thirty years ; ha was a very lenevulent MIN hut anfortanately •abject to sadden Sts of derangenvent. Since his death witness had examined the body, and extracted ■ pistol ball from Ike bead, which had penetrated fron► the right to the left sky, and had canoed instant death. The deceugd was allied to ae werdl illestrione families. He was 70 years of age. Ver dict—insanity. THE A Riff. The 434 light Wintry, under the command of Colonel Patric-Loon, arrived in Limerick ou Tuesday from Butte. must, to do dotty. The left wing of the 79th Highlanders, under committed of LieutenatiSeolonel Brown, marched from Limerick nn Weileesday for Templemore ; and the right wing, with stall', seder Liestenant•Culonel Douglas, followed next day. This Propeetable and well-euadocted corps depart with the regret of the Inhabitants of Limerick, where they were quartered for nearly two years. The party of the 43d stationed at Berry bps beast relieved by a detachment of the ride brigade. The 13th regiment of fout are on a root, from Dublin for the comity of limerick—bead•quartera at Newcastle. Lieut.-Colonel Steelton has left Butters's', to take the command of the 6th dragoon, and 40th regiment at New. market and 11Caoterk. The Ist or Royals have marched from Armagh for Naas, and see replaced by the Yd veteran baltaliou from Newer. IRELAND. - DUBLIN. MILIJARY /G. The Right Hon. W. C. Plunkett, Attorney- General, was re-elected for the College. He will leave Dublin to aiteod the Special Comasission this day. IN Excellency has dinner parties almost daily at the Ca•tle. Mr. Julus Lloyd and Mr. Torrens are the Ser. jeants iu the room of Mr. Joy, now the Solicitor- General. and Mr. Vandeleur, now the Jedge in the King's Bench. The stew silk gowns are, Sir Henry Meredith, Bert.. Henry Keinmis, Francis Blackburue, Geo. Bennett. M. Blacker, Geo. French, Johis Fits gibbou Hiuchy, and James M'Dunghall, Etqrs. ROW AT THE DUBLIN THEATRE. The new serious opera of Dire* was repeated at this Meant on Thursday night before a full and Williston swell epee. It load not proceeded (sr ahem it. was interrupted hY iepested and indecent attack. upon Miss Wilson by a Katy in the upper gallery, who although repeatedly chal bilged to come forward and declare the cause of their hos .lility, slid net think at to avow themselves. The cause of this extraordinary occurrenee appear. to Lave been this:—An application uas made to Miss Wilson to *ingot the betters( of the author of Ramiro on Wednesday eight, which application Mr. Welsh, who insnages every thing relating to Miss Wilson's esmagemenis, thought proper ger decline complying with. It was staled in oue of the peony plashes none, I bat Rim Wilson had refused her asskstanee nn that occasion. Some expressions of disrespect were heard, isionpled with her sante, in the gallery at the theatre, fur the first time, on Thursday night ; the moment she shade her ap 4teerauce last night, while all that was Respectable in the brese was greeting her with those applondits which she an well deserves, and Meese, sad lest and violent noises proceeding feum the gal. Atells were lustud. The company its the boxes, the pit, and CMS 4111111111111114 gallery, renewed their applanses sad Mos Wilma owls bar acknowledgments wish all the ekgeoce and grans irbieh are so peculiarly her own, though she was rei fies,* much shocked and alarm-. 1. The noise in the gallery illnesdasted notwithstanding ; Miss Wilms. trembled and be. elm se terrified that Mr: Hart, who was ow the stage with kq k 4 bee off. Mr. Farren then came forward. He raid Ni,. %Vanua was too sensible of the uuboanded approbation owl distieguished support with which she hail been honoured since her arrival iu this country nut 1,1 feel the strongest de sire to dimply with any wiehexpressed or even hinted al bean Irish audience ; but with the timidity eataral to her sex she shrank from a peraoaal expression of her sentiments, and bail requested him to. beg to keine the pleasure of the house. Great applause followed this address, sod several persons in the pit and boxes cried out, "There's nothing to explain, let the Opera go oa." The Massager bowed sod retired. alias Wilma then came en, sod the clamour was almost immedi ately resumed. She was again extremely frightened, and cast a took •Isich seemed to ask advice and protection front Mr. Welsh, who presided at the pianixforte, close to where she stood. He instantly leaped on the stage, took her baud, and saying," My dear, you mum retire," led her to the wing. He then returned, and sddreseing the house, said, it would he in sincerity iii him to affect not to know the cause of the very hotel expression's of dins, which bad hems levelled that night at Miss Nilson; and knowing it, be should think himself unoortity of the cuofedence or esteem of may one whose confidence or esti em were worth ens laying, if he could suffer •n sinoffending female to be Immilted for an act which was entirely his own. If any 'fault hail beer eueseelited it was by : brit he could not Mirk that blame would be imputed to him when the facts were knows. He had not thought it consistent with his si- Wolk* es Mies Wiliou's guardian to et/omens to the applira. the which bad been made to her losing on Wednesday might. ile well knew the great exertions she bad to make in per. fteming the arduous character of Diree four times within liar week, and lie really thought leer constituting would hot be equal to any additioual effort. Under this convie tlims, he had refused to permit her so do so : and ha fell that he should not hove discharged ditty to tier, or to her Needs, who, is the futures of their coutideece iu hint, had committed her to his case, if he hod acted differently. He ass bound to I then, that them was we cause at all of displ gaiast Miss Wilson, and be ventured re. spectfully to hope, that epos consideration, more would be Nand against himself. Agile she Pit and Roses tes tified entire satisfaction at ibis explanation. Mr. Welsh spoke in a tone at once mild and firm, thoogh he was natu rally much agitated. He was frequently iaterrepied, and when be bad finished his address a scoundrel threw as orange at him. It fell at his feet; he looked at it fur so instant, then took it sip, and with inicosmon prudence, good tent. per, and presence of mind , said, " I'll pocket this affront, and I hope it will be the last ebollitiou of your displeasure." Mr. Welsh bowed sad retired; but the noise centilming, Mr. Farreu appeared again, sad after 'motioning sore sew facts in proof of Miss Wilson's liberality and respect fur this country, expressed hie coufidence in the justice sad resent. sit, of the house. The performance then went on, mid Mr. Horn was soon obliged to make a new appeal. At length the good sense and good feeling of the audience triumphed, sod the opera was concluded, We are concerned to *tote that Vice-Admiral Sir Iticitaan KEATS is datietously 111 ut his apartments in Greenwich Hospital. The Fame. from Snow! to Cork, was lout ow a reef of reeks at Lardy Woad, is the gale ow Thomas, night last. A Geuttemau of Cork was the wily parwroger j who, a ith the Captain sad crew, got safe on the island. PRRROGATIVR COURT, AfoxDAT, rtaltUaltY STEADMAN e PoWSLL. Thus mu • viestims whether letters of admiahtratim could be greeted the hosbaed to the property of a d , •resw,l wife, iovelving anot►er qweetioa as to the slid, y o finivh marriage, alleged to have bees solemnised between Pro- Sealants by • Catholic Priest. The party deceased, it appeared, was a &mak servant lbe family of the Duke of Rolland, then Lord Lieuteased of Ireland ; that on fie being discovered by the Docile*, Mit she was io the family way, she aekuoeledged that her Tar. rifle had bees solemnised in staled. Farther deelarstion, to the same effect to other persons weir alleged, sea that the parties afterwards lived lied euhabited together tor period of U years, having three children, as repined man and wife. Nu evidence was produced as to the cereal, .or 4 the marriage beyond the alleged cemfessims of the Ste Jos• Nseiscrat. was of epiaio• the pareiNe rerd , iire ~, this case was insufficient to establish aatlrly. It Miff ~,.t iscombent ea the husband to prove the actual sidem,i,p,. lion; but it was competent fur the other side to hare pro. dueeJ positive evidence that the only marriage bad icetort.o the parties was actually solemnized contrary to the ,!.,,„,. by a Catholic Priest. The fact was inisroluble Mat sorb person would have ventured to solemnise a marriage be , weeu those then living to the family of the LOr.l beam maul, knowing lie subjected himself to be tried for a capi tal felony, and if found euilty,to sesfeace of tree4puriatim. Might sot Ibis rwirriage, for smith( that appeared is evidesee, have ban reeelem•orril in the regu lar mustier by a Prates. tent Minister! (!.seder these circumstener , ,oppered to sae. mists supported icy mere parole evidence, the Cowl was of opinion she hush end load sufficiently establuheal his ink by reputat,ou to be ronsidered the lawful husband of the de. cussed, and as sorb Ileererd to him lettere of admivisirstine, upporiiiiiiis in the will of the wife, which was ilia rari yet aside, hut wit►out ileereeieg coos ea against *be eareeeve LONDON SESSIONS. The Resides, for the City of Lando* coemeated yesterday •t Gni'Abell. The Costume SIRJEMIT, is hie clomp to the Creed Jury, Mated, that lbe.Calendar, so far as related to the City, premaled sone but ordinary °freers; but he wee sorry to observe an extraordinary increase i• the nember of primers", our-fifth of whom were pickpockets. The total siesslorr for Loudon. and Middlenes is 194. including ten fur narMr, vin.— Tkoneas Burrell and Maria Angell, fur the Hoarder st James Thayer; and three abopmes el Garth.,l for selling blasphemous books. POLICE. -....- BOW-Imttit Yesterday four peewees, of the names of Juatet , f re;, r JCIChtOII, mod Jamas, were committed fu► further exam's*. Ilium, charged with uttering euraterfeit money. George Watch was folly committed fur trod, charged silly stealiug- a watch from the pei sun of Jutteph Merle, of Nu 21. Litr e Caaterbury-place. Lambeth, au &today afterikiiie Chat les-street, Carew-garden. MARY-LE -80‘a. Yesterday Ann Breit, a young WeiNMI, was rharced Wore R. flawPinson, F.sq. on three distinct elraegcs of robbery. Mr. Lord, of the NeW-f4111.11, slated, that the Persower ars Ibis servant, and she a short tune ago rubbed big , bat be forgave he►, ■ad continued her In big service, when she again rubbed bins of property to the amens's. of lOW. A second charge was made by She proprietors of the Clarendon Hotel, where the Prisoner had also lived ■s servant, sat committed robberies.—The Primmer wan folly ,*tinted fur tins'. MARKETS. CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY, Frottosig It We had a large supply of Wheat this mooing, but easy Mlle demand, and only superfine picked sample s e„ o ht b e got off, for which last Monday's prices were obtliised, ►ut all other description. were inimitable, and prices attic Mfr. riot qualities were completely 'monism'. PO lit utalitsg Barley is Is. per quarter dearer, but there is oat the tes.t istproveeseat is the ordinary samples, a large gas■litt of w►ich rents ned on hand at the close of the sum to. The Oat trade was exceediugly ►eavy, at • decker of U. per quarter. White anal Grey Pease are full Is. per quartir lower. In other articles there is Do alteration. CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. Wheat, Rent &Esse: 34s fiSs 1 Grey Pease 2q. 2S. Suffolk.... 34a 56s Small Bemis ...1A. 17s --Norfolk.... 44. 50. Tick ditto 2o; 23s Rye 26s 28a Oats, Potato. 23. 15. Barley l.7s t6a Poland Oats 4O. 23s Malt 544 5414 Feed Oats —lSt 204 White Pease 26. 28. Flour, per sack __W. 55s Boilers 30. 32. Rape Seed, per 1a5t..301 322 IMPORTATIONS LAST W6IIIS. English Wheat, 10,474; Barley, 10,715; Malt, 4,115, Oats, I,ols.—English Flour, 16,027 sacks. M=••= • .e -*, •tl, • 1 • I SMITHFIELD MARKET, MONDAY, Firsansaw 19. r • The market was abundantly supplied skis ono Mug with 1 1 . every description of C.tile, mad snore particularly in invill r ' meat, amongst which there appeared a great number o f o r. it ' . ferior quality : the sale of every description of C a ttl e were 0 M • I very heavy this moriii•is, in consequence of she liiiirlieis 11 1 1 wishing kr purchase only p. 11114. articles. The following is L • 1 an accurate stateureat of the prices and matabers:— I 1 To sink the offal per atone of M to b. •1 Reel....ts. 6.1. to 3s. 111.1 Head of Cattle this day: T Mutton..ts. 84. to 3s. 18d. Banta 't /PO hi ' Veal ....S e . 0.1. to s a . ed. filheep ... ...... 19.t0111 th r Pork ....2a. 64 t o 4 1 . Od. C a l ves WO ri Lainb...Ba. EL is Se. 04. pi p PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY r ] !. 3 per Ct. Red... 791 India 80nd... 74 66 pr. C r 3 per Ct. Cons... 78ii Bank L Anti. io 1.111 34 per Cent. B9 3-16 k 4 per Cents.... 9811 Es. Bills, 2 . 5 per Ct. N. An. lU4 6 5 pr. 104 I Ditto Small... R 5 !pr. ler . India Stock .44.5 Cow. (or A. 78, 1 ,i1ti I _ .. --_"rh, ___,.._______------ - . MARRIAGES. i• By epeeist license, on T ues d ay , t h e 12111 instant, 1. , - Fri . tenant General John Stratford Saueders to ),.ne, dic.:.'. 1 of Alderman Blosam, at his h ouse , Gardiner's place. ii ' , ceremony was pertained by the Rev. Meade Deals,. 11 At Stoke church, Plymouth, on Saturday laet, by the:: Evan Holliday, Chaphia of the Dork yard, Captain II .' ' 111 e William Bruce, R.N. second son of the Rev. Ste Her not *WI Drewry Aston Bruce, Bart. of Downhill, is the comity J. I 1 Loodunderry, t o J ane , y ounges t d aug h ter o f Ad m i ra l she a . , Hon. Sir •lessuder Inglis Cochrane, Cuminander-no-Clort 00 1 1 at that p ri. snit At the Abbey chu rc h, B a th, E yre Cottle Lord, E.q 11' 'its imieer General fur part o f S an ti s Wales, to Elizabeth. , dirt ow, of Captain Lewis, of t h e H onoura bl e E arl I n di a Co s ipsi. ) ', lu g , i service, and da ug h ter o f t h e l a t e R ev . Edward Wa:Jgop. L . : Rector of H am p ton Lovett and Rualruck, in the county of awl W Perf orcester. 1 "'a i DEATHS. , On Sunday m orn i ng , at h is h ouse i n Hill-slreet, Head steele!' , equate, James Giardini, Esq. A , Mr. Storey, th e M ag i s t rate , w h o pres id e d a t th e l a i c Sled- nis4 , well Office, at hi residence, at a very &desired age. r ;a Os the monis t o f S atur d ay , th e 16 t h o f s ki m w omb, at his 7 go , ' house ht Goiree•strset, Redford•ageare sereerely and 11114ittf. J.. 44 sally regressed, Alexander Hawthara, ' Erri. seusetirre of the C l .lll Island at JSlMiSiell. 'MI N. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TIM DAY. P . m , Morning 6 after 111. I Evening 38 stir It. f or , _ r , Prieto/ mad Pribtisibed at THE BRITISH PRESs and att. , THE GLOBE Oar*, Ns, 111, Iltrasl, by C. LORE- I Lnai WELL, al the Itirsaa. wo --4 MI