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i 1- GREENOCK. Avg VsT 28. OF lONA. AMERICAN PAPERS. Correspondence between Sir Charles Roriley, commending the British nevi& forcers iu the West Indira, awl Don Pedro Gas% the Constables' Se. cretory of Suite for Foreign A frain OFPIOU'L CORRESPONDINCIL M4R'TRM MOTT lIRCELLIIRT SIGNOR DON lIIIMOR MOLITOR, PILIMIDEIT OW COLOMNIA. " On board his Britannic Idajosty's ship Sybilir, In Oro bay of Porto Real, io lb& Wand of Jamaica, No weather 20, 102 t. 0 11 ►as coats to nay knativirdite, ►hat tirefotat of wag has pieced the Portuguese telinstio stastml Nieves, in the ; Fo lamb of Gee. Arismemdt, one of year Bseelteery's officers • .. When Nieves eensamodeel ea armed force, esseistigg of foot gun boats, fitted out in Cargoes°. under the fipsoish flag, be murdered, in the mouth of October Intl, in a otsneer fr Mal kable fur its barbarity, the Begitshmasi Georg* til'arthur, waster of the British seheogee Bogie, wink us s►e high atm, trading peaceably from St. Viscera to Angell. •• tu►a, the master sot bowleg offered the slightest lusul, or JITOTOCA t 100. " 1 base requested of the Gruen' to have Nieves deq►erri op le the commander of his &hassle Majesty's sleep 11:41mosib, that be may be judged fur the crime ►e hes rum. muted; his Eacelkery being perfectly tolerated of all the ciersoutancer, having un his staff Captain Fraser, who vise OM board the Eagle at the lime the amassisetter tusk I free.' '• The high character. of year Beallesey, ond the just horror your Etrelleacy maid feet os Iretag informed of such as stardoms action, relaters it slaty neersaary es my pert to miming the murk-tips l reel, that year Excitor, will im mediately issue the secessary eerier, for the fallateat of she amused stated Owe,. • t have the herrour, Rh., of Wag year Escellesey's de. vet. d and humble set vast, •• CHARLES NOW LEY, •• Rear-Admiral mad CrtaissesdereiseChief of all hie 04144unie Majesty's Naval Voices is t►e RIM Who, Knight Commander of the Most Honourable mod Military Order of the Bath, sad kaight of the Most 1114016es' Almeria"! Order of Maria Thereat." ANSWER. " Department of State. and of Exterior Ili Wiens. "Palace ot Government in Sb. Capital of Bogota. "Mans Sib, DM. "To his Eseellenry Sir Chunks Rooky, Admiral sod Com vooder is Chief of Lis Britannic Majesty's Naval Fortes in the Weal holies, &e. &e. ' "Yost Excellency's conemookatioas ROA November hist, sithrsiterl to the Fast alsgistrate of the Republic, dis.. rusiodiu t t the perms of the Portuguese, Reieauel •furrrierly cussooirler of a Spai.ish flutille, Is cousequeisee of his 'hieing is the south of the Orsrocu, iu Orsuber 414. year, astaissinlited George M'Aribrie, loran of the English eche:Suer Eagle, only c,toe to ray hands by the troy of Carac. 'cat, on the bib ',stout. "As yogi, Excellency meatiestd Captaia Frase►, sod as lids gmitlengait is at present IN shit city, Aide-ile-Camp to G I LVEveteax, 1 thought It right to gegen* of bun a aided of the transaction, i■ artier to instruct my Govern mcnt in all that maialtl wad to t►e foimation of a correct ',pintos ea so lamoutable an accost nue,. . From this,:clad, and alter information ohieb 1 have obtained, it appears, that Nievis a to (eel guilty of the homed crime of iihltb ►e steads accused. It aloe appears, that he wra'ales mintier by one of oar fleekeras, end that same qui-atly, at the time 'then Comeau surrtodered, be wan ad mitted Into the Colombian service. • 11%es the Gencral-in.Chitf of the 011111111WII provinces ad mitted Nieces amoug the d•feaders et the Republic, be was undoubtedly *onset of the crimes which repotted him un worthy of being, the companion of Wave patriots, she, dur ing the spatted elereis yeast, have given such noment proofs of Mises modermium. _ _ _ ' 1 It is not by soy Insane the wish of my Governmeat to tee is our cionatry awn of this elescriptios, whatever is other respects may be their p-rsomil qualities. "Nieves was made pri•oser by the sans of Colombi', and consequently most be respuniiible berme the tribuna's of this couitiry, rota the condign punishment due to Its afro• otitis shall he tuateted un him, as an enemy to homes laud. 66 The better to cony this item eft*. ei, I have us this date commuicated to the Signor Intendsot of Vises*,la, by orJer of his Execlicucy the Vice-he slake!, orders to have the piesou of Nieves savored mid deliver.d up to the am plest authorities, to be tried aid judged, s.stie aod secoidisg to the lairs. A• soon or I .ball be iataisial . of the issue of alums orders, I shall communicate at to your Excelltiwy fur your satisfaction. •' I dere anticipate, that yver Excellency sad the British nation will rest folly sollalled of the promptitude and illll. ',malady with slich justice - is asheisistered Columbia. Permit, me, b 4 inievir, to add, that if Nieves bad sot here t ken pi Woiwe, a ciream-iixece that his placid his fate at the d .cietlots of this cutiotry. it would time been very difficult to have accomplished the desire of your Excellency, for our rinwititutiem sod our lass preecabe to us an isvielable oh 00000 nce of the right of asplain towards all f o reigner. li no Like shelter nada the prot.ction of ibis Republic. •• Mei Oise coustitutims and tue laws) seaside► as in nocent any individual who may come from other remo lds, to establish himself among us, and without inquiring into his waterier moral actions, bis present conduct W only to be *arched. ■nd punishe•d or rewarded, according to bls de. M. 0., is the same mimics as those abo eojay the right of citizensbip by bly Government is fully resolved not le deviate frosts This path, traced, as it is, by Imasauity, which cannot but be agreeable to your Exrelleuey as a friend to onankisid, and as a member of a magazeshuows and generous Datum, in 'sleds ins reached of countries Itas fortuuate have always fused en iindastribril asylum. I base the b of mewing to your Excellency the must eidetic ezrcssions of my restect said coesidevatiou, sad am, Sir, raw Excellency's very devoted bumble servaus, " PEDRO GUAL." SUFFERERS ON RHARD THE KATHERINE Since the list last published of the presses belonging to the smack Katherine, there were got os the Seth, wad be sted ou the 21st—Jobe APCorseirk, Jobs 11PKillop, Catbe• sine Livingstoe, Catherine 3PDosald, and Mary 111`Canem, 13 years old. Gn Wednesday, the 21.1, three were feeed—Donald BllCecina°, Aim Slack, Mary APDageld, Sinclair Stout, or Toes, Mary Livings:tow, Mary ill'eallum sad Flora Weal wattra„ and Aou Lamont. l'ln se sere lettered yes terday furentooo ; the three fist have left eighteen children to lament their fate; the other lee were interesting yueug eosins. The slumber new got and busied twee is Mt. These bodies bate btu raised from a depth of 120 feet water, by the uoremitting sod laborious ratlines of of Site relatives who came from Mull, assisted by the wasting people of Geurock. The conduct of a female relative, Mrs. APDosigald, who his loot a sue and daughter, is certainly calculated to impress with Ocher led something more thee astonishment; elm is constantly is owe of the boats *bleb ate employed Swingeing, sod only seises the remains of her ts loved daughter were for ever closed from her sight, uo calling dove the coffin, has she bees observed to be relieved (rum tee weight of bee semen by a loud of tears. A member of the ladies **divot:tines resithog at Goorock tine, wilts a prompt and cosalderate huesseity,subsesibed and deposited a small sum of mosey for procuring rehash- Manta to those engaged in the occupation VIM alluded to. The prOCCI.II.III of the funerals of she five prisons .on Wednesday, and of the tight yesterday, primeted • ape men of truly mercersl istettat to - the inhabitants of Greenock. Sech a eumber of coffins carried together, sod accompanied by the female telaitees, could nut fail iv recite an the bosoms of all who witnessed the scene mullein of the node' est sy. mpatby.( Greenock Paper.) Of the five criminals capitally convicted at Clots. cesier Assizes, four hate been reprieved; but Sanaa Barrett, for horse-stealing, is left for exe catsup, sad it is expected will sutler ou Saturday nt zt. t• 1 . ~t e,~ M 4 RZETS. "Moe tit town illaterea. rerreist," of Teesday, fugues 27, 1222.1 MERV INDIA AND SPANISH MAIN PRODUCE. Cortfirn.--TM demand has sot berm brisk dotting Ow past viral; but owing to the mall qoaniily of good, elms. sad calory brewed forward, they hove mid Is. 6d. so Is. per ewe. higher; lb. ordinary nnalstieliwere chi', tales Is; b petrel of Dutch anitoa to the Wane market brought very fall piers ow Friday, sod the sale altogether oust 41 11' irent spirit, but oho rivals desualid was mot wore lively. No Pereira Cages his bees brought so aectio• miser our lass, and but little deustusibmselereo saluted privately; sot the least giving way has, however lakes place Is the prim. The stock of West lads. Coffee is wow 3,431 toss, belog 1,541 loos less the. at this time last year; present prices as. per eel 'Quit.. The Ii acacias SUG R market ban motioned very steady, sad oar last rpostatioss have bees folly supported, 'hough the trials', sold has hero rather liaised, verily is wow.. garret of the scarcity of grocery . descriptiour, which aro moat sought. _ _ FORICION SuisAll.—There has bees as lagoiry for yellow and beau. Ha h, awl some basinfus has been dune i■ dome descriptions • while is dull of sale at prewa' The clock of U. P. Sugar is Dow 793 coals less than al this time lass year; pre.erl !rice, 30.6 d. per elm lower per Gazelle co. pun.—Lessard Island sod low Jamaica have brew in mo ds ram demand at last week's prices. The murk of Russ is now 26,467 pouselsoms, and pries of proofs 1. 6.!. per galleo. Ditto same time Ism year 27.672 psocitmans, sad peke of Proofs is. 84 per gallon. PINEISTO continues steady at so. last tralatioa. COCOA —A parrs! of Gr. bads CMOs use *old on Wed isesasy al 86.. to els. 6d. p., rut. far line is bags, sad at 68,.. 7b.. fur maddl.ng ill barrels ; other descriptions are is limited demand. DTlmooris —lassaine Loewood of 'be best gaaliy,9f. 9e Mt hifetior, of witielt a terse prop istioa of the We imposts ettasists, bee bee. mild la 111. to N. les. per tun. subd Noe/rages has been I. desmaud, sad lusher prices are sew asked. LIVERPOOL REPORT, Avouvr 24, Is 2!. 1 This Cotton market has been ;stressed, Bat all the week, sad the apiaristy sold by privaie treaty at about former prices I. only 4,600 bap. Of 1,642 begs offered )esrerday, etomistrag of Or k..., Bowed, Alabema, Demerara, and W. 51 • India, oily 734 bags were sold, sad in which the sellers submitted to • decline of Id. per lb. The total sales of 5,400 bags consist of 2,420 Sawed at It& a Std.; MO Orleans at ltd. • 4ho Alabama at sp. • 714.1 210 Sea Waled at 11J. 1 a 15 d. sad Inc at 161. a 2014.; 10 stained at ; 460 Per i. Sias at a 1011 ; 300 Bahia at 9.1 a 90.; 390 lblarainham at 9d. • Old., a tear at 01.1. and 9114 70 alias Gera, at /id.; 34u Demerara at Rd. a 914.; 130 West India at Old. a tfld ; 40 Bahama at Std. a 91d.; 30 Rural at 711. a lid. • The 04i ket has closed heavily, at a deck,* of p. pie pound geoevolly. The import this week is 7,477 bags, vin. West ladle It, New Orleans 2,461, Cbarlestua 1,716, other parts Coked Mates 1,296 bor. Middling to good qualities of British Plaotalloo auger I alert • ready sale at former prices, but brow,. o r e stall e e ry I dull *ad raibev lower; dry brown Demerara has sold at 49a. 6d. • 495., sod Jamaica of She same descriptioo at 490.; good Demerara has boogied 70s. a 715.04, and Jamaica j 744.; the Ipastily sold is 900 bbds. Abort 600 bop of East India have been taken also by she grocer. at 05s. 6d. foe yellow, 695. 6d. • 71s. I.IJ. for waddling, sad 735. • 74m6d. I&trod sabre. A few 'bests of low to good brow. Bahia harm brought 10s. &Wm; bet the demand for all desceip. Irmo of Foleiga is .1111 very limited. Coffee remains with out &Barmier, as we have very little of good or Lae quality, and 'Moor; is without demand; 100 bags of good errelinaay Dunsiogra have been takes for shipmeat at 106 s. For • few bags of good rimester aid. • fltd. leas been paid. Ihe base ; sale dime is Rice is eoulissed to about 1001/.Blra of Carofins, good east lb.. 11J., sal Are or w at 18s. per cwt. We have bad some hopairy for Rom from the trade, and 2s. 2d. a 2*. 5.1. has heen paid for 700 puncheons of flomfla -1 wooled Jan.asca, sod Is. 24. foe strove Demerara. We re ! duce cur quotaores of Lgwood sad Fustie, the former bay. 4.'g sold at SI. • 8/. 2s 64.1. for Jamaica, Of. for Compete:by, and Cabo Folic 81. 16a. a 61. 17e. 6J.; Nicsraguawood, which is scarce, lass sold from 35/. to 401, and rs now held • at the latter mice. 100 barrels Montreal Pot Ashes offered as audio. sold at 37s a 375. 64. ' • there are only few sales by private at simile,. rates. The sales In Hides are 3,600 ; Odessa at 9d. a 91d. per lb., ; The maitre for Tobacco has remaised dell throughout : the week with little or so inquiry f..r export, mod the trade buying sparioaty; of 107 lands. Virginia Leaf and lb had.. ; stenameJ offered I.y oscillate yesirralay wily 57 bhdir. of the former were motel at prices iu some maninet • *bade tower, say fair ordinary principally dash end a little heard from 24d. to 3td. pea lb. There aas again beta eirraidrrrbic arra* i isle of Irish Wheat and Oats, and the quantity presstog en the market !savior been large, • further elective bum been submitted to of 6d. to 9J. on Wheat, aid 24. to 3J. per bushel uu Oats. Ahem' 18,000 bushels of Irish Wheat of I the growth of 1820 .rd 1821 have been offered by suedes, • of which about 10,1100 were forced till, fair old suds 6d. to bo., and middliog new at 3*. Sd. to 4s. per barrel. The only sales we leave to notice in Turpentine is a los of 600 barrels fair quality at 135., Bud *BO bairrl. at 121.6 d. per cert. Some small sal. s have hero made is Oliva Oil, Spanish at 501. sad good Ildessina at 511. p.r too. Ott..—No accruals have yet been received from Crete. tied, asul though the hulderr are askiog high prices, there are few buyers; sales have, tweeter, bees made at 23 1 . per too to airier. Sperm Oil is higher, and ire at the advaurs Seed Oils are dell of sale. Fatima Faure .—There has been no variation in ti e owlet /nice our lasi, exceptieg Currants, which wear sold by auction at beer pricer. Kcrtaau SUUMll.—Loops bate been i• more active de namid sitter our lot, mud • rather large geniality tar byes disputed uf, and the market is now mule Iran though niece the arrival uf the mail yesterday there bas be ts Ism bushiest; drive. EAST INDIA PRODUCE. INDtoo.—Tbtre bass been no active difllted 4110114101• lass, mid Bear& eumniands 6J. per lb. advance ea the price. of lbe last sale, and Madras 6d. to SM. per lb. COMM.—The market has been very brin, wills a steady demand fur exportaltuu, and a fair quamtity baa brew sold, sin —6O bagel/plaid, fair to good fair 6d.to Bid., good Sid.; 150 Parsamblico, middling 10d., good fair luid.; 200 Para, middlitia 7:J ; fair so good lair ed. to Wed. ; 150110- rat, width's.' qd , fair to good fair qd. so 61c1.; 6110 Ben gal, ordinary to middling sd. to 50., (air to good fair 61.1. lu 51.1., good 6d.; 40 Muslim:, good fair eiv. Total, 1,400 bars, the wbule in bond. SILK —Bengal Silk has brought an advance of 5 to 15 pi neal per bale uu the price* of the late Dale. BALTIC PRODUCE. TALLOW his born iu snore demand, and a small advance has toms obtained on the spot, and or yellow Candle in ar rive, 38a. W. per cwt. for late deliveries. Postscript, Totsday, August 27, 1817. Four o'Cloek. B. P. St failL—Mbre desire to purchase was 'hews to day, and the sales amounted to about 1,500 birds. at fall prices go uerally, and iu some instances a sb.dc higher than last ek for qualities worth 575. and upwind•. COE rct.—There was uo public sale to-day, and the inquiry privately was extremely litni.ed, the little Misuses/ dune hav ing sup purtid the tales paid WI week. PRICE OP STOCKS YESTERDAY. Batik Stock... 4511 4151 I bitha Stuck.... 4301 3 per Ct. Red Blff I Ditto Donde 47 49 pr. S per Ct. Cons... soiii Old Annuities.... 130 k 31 per Cent 9il I Bs. Bills, 2.... 1,0004. 4 per Cents..... 99a1 I 57 5 pr. New 4 per Cents 99$f I Ditto, 40104...5 8 pr. Bank Long Aun..... ei I Cons, for Acc... ?iwM LAST N)GHTS -CAiETrE. einuotoolo• eirool by Ike Lori lisafoossit ells Comely of - - - - SseaseN. Mooftraire Brisco e Eq. to be Deputy Lieutesout—dated August it, 1821. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. . Williams Phese the you're sod Thomas Robert Gregg, of Wallin street, London, ensrees 'esters. _ _ BANKRUPTS. Thomas Shilletoe, of IroTic,itannstonaer, to outmode?. Sept. mber G. 0, mid Ortuher 9, at ten, nt theSn.inas H.•u•e, Wakefield, York Attorneys, Mr. Oldroyd, DeusbulYs Turk; and Mr. Wigleaweeth, Gray's Itta , quare, Loudon. Ansboay /11a , theo Taylor. of Southampton, victualler, to surreadtr. Srptrftibtor 7, 11, and 0001.?? 8, at 'welly , ' ▪ she Guildhall, Southampton. Attorney., Mr Darne d, Soathamptua i sod Mr. Roe, Temple Chambers, Fltet.street, Lando.. Charles Parker, of Colchester, Essex. merchant, to tor reader, September 9, 10, and October 8, at tem, at the Angel bis, Colchester. Atiororys, 111es.n. Sparking and Colchest-e ; and Messrs. Damn lead %toad, Little St. Thomas Apostle, Loodos. William Tweddell, of Tarrahy, Staniriz, Cumberland, elimnie"-earner, 10 oomoder, September 17, 18, and Oct.). leer 8, au rlaten,ai She Lioo soil 141111,, Csr lea, . nen Mr. Cktvaell, Staple fun, London; and &lemon. S. and G. Saul, Carlisle. Thomas Hill, of Tho.nbary, arnicettrr, linen-draper, to aarrood.r, &member 2.. 9, aid October 8, at twelve, at tl e Cainanereall Roues. 1111tiol, Attorneys, Strews. l'aule sn4 Greetslirltl. Gray's Inn spoor', Lowther; and Mr. Audit w Deets, Smali.sirret, Itritiul. 'nouns* Pottle, of 111. 'too, Mitl,llraex, dealer, to surrender, August 31, Srpieniber 7, mid Oci..brr 8, its one, at tie court of Caminiscoorrs of Bankrupts, Batinghail-wiret, Loodoß. Atattacy, Mr. Catbrari, Cliaticrry.laor, London. Roverrn.l Titania* elitist, of Mitclu.tiroloi k, Salop, maim. fatterrr of rareirnirato, 5.. stones.: r. September 14, 21, and Web., 8, at twelve, tit the office ul Mr. Thomas Jose*, Soli. eitet, Mord Eyo, !Olaf .ril. Atiorarya, Messrs. Drs, So, aid Meirdiib, Guildford stores, Loud.). ; and Mr. Joins, Stafford and Hanley. DIVIDENDS. September 19. W. Aptoo. of Msertesetbl, Chester. cotton. sponer,stten, at the Ohl Angel Inn, Macclesfield. . September SI J. Riley, late of Leicester, grocer, st elev.'', at the Th ree Crimea las, Leicester. • _ _ . _ __ . . Sepitothet 20. G. Stoat, ni' Sheffield, York, cheetansongtr, at melee. at the Angel Inn , Sheffield. September IS. J. Wangler., r.f Fareham, Southampton, mercer, mu twelve, ai the Red Liva Inn, Farr ham. . . .. . September *5. P. Marshall, of hearboroosh, Yrr , li, grocer, at tea, at s►e Btra inmates Arms log, Searboroispb. September 17. W. Eat le, of Ckureh-tirett, RoiLerbithe, Surrey, •huller, at ten, st the Omit of Cummits:Goers of Bankrupts, Basisishall-stre.a, London. _ _ September Ili. W. Tennant, ul Liverpo..l, tailor, at twelve, at the George Inn, Dale•ainat, Liverpool. August 31. S. !littchell, of Dui king, Surrey. liner-draper, at one 'et the Cowl of Comoraiseweers of B.nkropte, &cup . . half...tree., Losslois. limpet 31..1. P. Kidont, of B.idport, Dorset, Hoes draper, at OM., at the Court of Commissioners°, Bankrupts, Basinehell-sliest, Loodou. fieplealb.r 18. W. Peurith, of Bali, linen draper, at one, . . ' . . at the While Liun lan, Broaa•street Bristol. September SO. C. Lloyd, of Thetford, Nodal, bookseller, at eleven as the Bear and Coro 100, Ipswich. September 19 J. Rod, of Gloucester, patent woollen.yarn mititsfaetorer, at fleece, at the Rani Inn, Gloucester. CERTIFICATES —Sam' tro era 17. J. Dieter, of Croeketwell, Chef liuu-Slatoup, Davao, inn kreper.—D. Young, Isle of Let dr, nortchaat —C Vaughae, lore or alowythool..yor, Murim..oth, apothecary —J. Turrier, of Praed-stseer, Parinvon, ehissasuass —J. Saunders, of Holtan.Lotreat, awl of Bat.k.idr, Southwark, Surrey, Newf. ...J. Reamed, of Mwtield Bitsl4lWOrkS, Button, Loroaster, whicaui. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. •P. Golightly and It 6.'alseeel, of Sande:eland, roll fitter", July 31, MK—W. Traoitl , ll ;:sel J. Tounicliff, of Massie'. Geld, ironmonger§ ' May 23, 1822 —l. Graitou and J. Ward, of Chesterield, Derby, mercers, August 9, 1822 —A. Wood sad J. Eittlewood, of Sait.sn, Chester, bout and shoemakers, January 26, 1622.—J. Alte.esua, W. T. Fry, mud H. Atkin son, of Friday -street, London, narshoustmen August 24, 1822.-1. Peacock and 'H. I' k, of Skeine, Yolk, farme.m, July 18, 1822,-1. Bait' r and H. Barter, of Pool, June 24, 1622.—.1. Priestley sod J. Ranting, of Leeds, uhotesmillis, A•guil 23, 1621.—E. Dale, T. Bask's', and R. Singh of Whitby, York, autism of goods by maw, April 6, 1621. CHARGE ON MURDER. Ail 1111111,111 was Intel cm Monday sighs, sod by artionns meld to last night, before Thorns. Stirling, Coroner s at the Lion aad Lamb l'avarn, Somers Tuwu, 011 the bud, or au infant child, said to have been gourd red by its mo ther and Is-r piramoor, she tospon•ed fmher of the child, wbu bait far some time, tot 'bled wills her, and who assist: d. her al her delivery. The cercionstane• has 'seised toe strongest sensation is the noighbonelmod, as she wumsa comvaled her pregnancy, till it was discovered wheat she was In the pains of labour. The supposed father of the field, though by trade ■ skne maker,lsas pretended so he s doctor sod accouebtor. He was committed under The Corueser'd warrant to Ncwgase last eight, by Mr. Alec,ley, the beadle of the district. The Jury consisted of sweaty respectable householders, and having taken a slew attic bu.iy, 'recited she following mrideoce: Elisabeth Burr sworn.-1 seal& at No. 11, Pbeenix•place, Somers Town. I /kW Mrst. Jones, the mother of the cea+ed, who notified •I Nu. 7, De stmetiond stied, Pont re Town, at ten o'clock uu WI ducsilay last; she is • Isundre and 1 work for bee ; she appeared eery puutly at incise, acd at one o'clock same day I went to her room and fused her in great pain ; I heard her screaming ; Mrs. Juan was stoopog down by she bed pole, and told the to go; 1 heard tba cry of a child, and sent cloven moms for asmisianer. A man, named Morrison who lodged in she Levitt, west op to Mrs. Jones ; he sent Joan sword shat I need hot comr ay, as 1 was oat wanted, our bad 1 ntelliiol3 to acted for •ailli• since; half as hoar afscswards Mrs. Joni's'. dou4lsser (a young woman about revroteen yea's of age) came for me to KO up stairs ; I neat into the room, sod saw Mts. Jones 1• the bed ; I asked Mrs. Jours if it was a labour or a oils cat nage ; she dui not give a threct answer. I iiidic.sied my unwise at any thing of tt.e koid hsvoleg iispprto 41, as I this not know Mrs. Josses was in she lemisy way. Mrs. Jones said, that persons knew is abere she lest lodged; I 113 W 110 child. I soot fur a woman named Hie b.siels io careen tip the Mom. I knew Mrs. 3011e11 a month wily, •nd usohl.twoll she was a willow. I declare that I had no know le •hcr of Ail, Junes Wing in a rate of prignahry ; I bsd uu id: aof it, she newer communicated it to nee. Catherine 'lichen's, of 7, Phisniv pl-ire, sworn-1 live four 41110 , 5 from lest *duets the lost it°, sa, Oil IV,di.t 6. day lasi, told me that thew us. a pi ivon et \o. 7, Drum mued-stieet, very ill, but she Ilia Uul LOW,/ II II Wog • tws. cora twos. not. Last who's,. weal lip 1.181111 Ml/11 me. 1 ...w a child walloped iu • pi , er of eloih ; it Spilt/Mil Mad. ,1L s. Jams was in bed; she sm.l she did.; I w, lit fur Mr. Wakt &hi, a empeon, but Mr.. June. did not wish me to go fur guy medical essistaure. Mr. Walt. held es inn). rd with me to the Lousci I left him at the dour emit neat home. Mrs..latues told me that she would a- nd fur m' .f Mo.. Nwkrbeld brought the child In life; she also said she wished ibo pour child had been born alive, that 1 inieht have ' d il, and said all she could to pie•sar we. Mr C , ..ree of Omidstemstriet, Suu.eraTOWll, sworn —I was called an by Mrs. Richards ; 11. e last wilts. ss, un Widec.d.y Imo, Its visit ut the place of her *evidence, shoal four &cluck in theafiernooo. Me told me • want, had been delivered at Nu. 7, Drummond-street. 1 saw Mrs. Junes, she was be bed ; she told am that she had beau aud• deal, taken ill, sad &firmed of • child, and that it it• dead. The child was lytog ow a lbur.clut h, and Mrs. Jour. pointed so at. the place where it by. The child was dead, and Nearly cold. I asked Mrs. Junes why she had sot sent fur medical asaistatwv before Sbm repi . cd, that ski was NAW SOUTH WALES. taco ill ind.leely, sod wn sot aware of Ivy ollsadow till the child tree born. [Here the surgeon entered isle • detail of facto which it would be indelicate to lessen but it west to stow that ea are was taken to preserve the life of the child Aar it was born The witness enatinued.—Tite child was a follgrowa healthy child; it was at its full time; appeared to have bees burn alive. Emma Joan sworn.—l am the daughter of Mrs. ham the mesh , rof the deceased child. I did not brow of my 1 mother being pregnant prior to her delivery; my lather died nine years ago; any mother is a widow. 1 did Not know of my mother kes plug touipatry with soy urea, not has she told me who is the father of the child; my mother bed a quartet with Mr. Rhodes, her Noshing], us Tuesday last, sad was afterwards tarsi very ill from her agitatiou at the time; on : Wedursilay sourish% she pew much noise; abort Iwo o'clock na /IS shorday my mother root to see me, 1 went ire her torn', and Mr. Aluirirou come out; he had not bona in the room feu minutes; •fterwas de my mother seat me fur Mr. Alorriorn, she wanted tepee him directly; he had lodged iii the 1111111 house a week, but hail hes o acquaiuted with my mother fur several years. Dion Mr. Alueritou went ions • the room, he desired Eh:sloth Burr not to go for medical , nasiolause ; *ldle I and Elarbetis Buie stood us the outside I of my owshes's dour, I beard my usuilis r stetson, but I am sure that I heard no child cry; I will out swear a child did nut my, but 1 will seri •r that I saver heard it ; I sm sereate‘n 'tars of age ; I was iu the rue r • ter Di. IVakelield was there, and 11.eti I was told; fur the first lime, that a child hail been horn; I was out requested by my inuilrer to prepare baby-Bute, our do I k "ow of my mother having prepared tiny ; I lima saw her as I rectal. et ; Mr. Morrison told ma that he had deliver ed my mother of a child, and my mother also told its the same thing; I do not know of Mr. Morrison atteudiug midoifery heroes the present occasion. It was after the doctor had biers there that Mr. Wesson told me the child was dead; I have nut heard who /PSI the lathery( the child. John Morrison, rworu--i reside at 7, Drunintondstreet; I have house's Mrs. Jones three or four years. I was brought tip to the trade of shoe and boot making. I sleep is au ad josissug aparinteet to Mr.. Jones, sod I did so whoa she lived at a house in Moure.soreet, Soho. Mrs. Jones has been in disposed since June list. 1 11111 practised physic for these last two years, and et my request she went to Dr. Prost to take his advice. She communicated her cumplaist to me after she had been to Dr. Prom!. I suspected that she was reigns's'. I have administered physic to Ales Juses's family for above two yrara, when any of them needed it. Mrs.Jouto did no commons.: tte her incipiency to me till two week& after her visit to Dr. Prvut. I saw Ws. Jones 011 Tuesday last, iu the morolug; she was very auwrU. She had quar ts lied with her tandloid, abide brought ma a serious dopu.itiou. In the afteruoun she Meiotic worse, and complained of pais. She was worse os the fulluwisg taursisag, sad about eleven o'clock she told him she did nut Hsieh ihs y were labour pains. Barite ouc and two I was callsd by Ewalt Junes ; she came to me and said her mother was cell ill. and said I ass warlord in her mother's room. I went :tinier, -and saw Alia. Jones wish her left hand against the bedpost, and 1-er rizht against the waisiscot of the wall. She wasetandiug and was thetas d. I saw the child or the flour.—[Hire the witness catered into • anoint descriptiun of Ilse situation of the chill, Ste. by which it appeared he bail aided iu the delivery of the aromas; he professed to bate a Itiowledge of midwitriy, and yet be left usidoue that shuck was : Fro utial to the child's life.] Witness co:disused—l took off my apron, and wrapped the child 10 it, and Left it on the flour. The child was quite bigamist' ohs is 1 took hold of it. IA bile I was 'twin the child, I called Emma Junes, stud told her to toll Mrs. Burr; she came immedtately, and rent kr a midwife, whom .he mid lived in the same mutt as lierselt ; I do nut know her name. She *sot fur Mr. Wake fie lit, the doctor, who camels a short time, but I ass not at the time in Mrs. Justea's room. The Coroner and Jury agreed to adjourn the loquest to last eseuii•g, for further evidence, sheer they reamenebled, nod took the following additioual ovideure:— Elizabeth Wyatt sworn.—l am house-maid at the Crown end Anchor Tattoo, Strand, Lase lived there three mouths ; I knew Ales. Jni.es oh. u she lived in Wardusr-street, and ilk., place., and hate assisted her in wishing; I don't &mow Morrison; I have seen a young man at bar house; I lave seen him twice with her; I think only twice (witness was agitated); I heed in the same house with Mrs. Jorge; I knew Slurs non also lived its the same house; I believe I must have eeen him mule thin tone; he has sot called upon me to give evidence in layout. of Mrs. Junes since last night; I ratite! at Alm Jeries's berme I come here to-day; about three monibe ago Mrs. Junes told me she was peg naut i I own 1 was surprised at the e ireunistance, breams, sae was a singe woman; so meson was by when she told me if bee situation; I never told say one of Mos. Junin commusocation ; I eugaged slat Mrs. Joaes, wit. • she told me she was pregnant, to worse her, and I ergaged at the Crown arid Anchor oa tattle' the place to have their ulna 1 should be called foe by Mrs. JlOlll. 1 did nut know Low lung it was likely to be Inhere the densely; I gate sty mistsiss warning about foitinglit ago, but hate out yet brought away my thins. Emma Julies came fur me last night ; sbe brought a note from her moths r, tialitie that she vise ill. I bare rereived on comnitioicasiuu from Moslem, shit my evidence ie f of Mrs. Joule ans nee essary. I Jost nut know Morrison win a docior or n an-midwife. I was to mime the child as well as Mrs. ',met.; I Ness r urinal a torsos in suck s situatitio ; 11111 sit s midwife. I know: Morrison lived with MIL issues lit Moore-street. Sine! I 11 sit to the Crown sod Alicnor, I Lave never heard from Mi.. Julies lit ail; I have received no lamination flow Mr that my services were likely to be sows wanted. 1 IiICC, heard Mrs. Junes talk about baby horn. I do pot know oho was to be Mts. Junes s medical attendaut, our Can 1 say ii she had spokes' to an accoacheur. The Coroner dui cooed the beadle to go to Alts. Jones's house, aisel see if she had prepssed any baby liven. When the beadle returned, I e said that he had been shown some uspk.its and several child's e..ps that Mrs. Jones had had by hes sortoy ye sr., and also a litter or Ina' tissue' that was tint Clash' or. Jurors--Ihe , r siiiugs have probably beta gut togelber slate last td{ht. Coroner—rry lik.ly ; nor do 1 Iteliete any of Wystt'a ss isleuee ; I lo Inv.. it Is false tl al she was engaged to be ur that Ali.. Junes communicated to her her preg y ; f..r Les s'aughts r swears that she .lid not know uf it. 3!r. E P:issitiore (a Juror) sworn-1 ant a esepeuter amid undertaker. On Weenesday last 31urrison came to my Louse, cud said that hie wife IA a 4 besought to bed of a ►lili buta elitist, and Le wanted a has kuucked up as cheaply as puss.ble, to busy it in. The bon was dune and sent in use Fri.!ay taut, nod paid for. Tree Curuner then eddtessed the Jury. He was of opinion i1t..1 dale had Feet a e..u..eslinent tit the bulb of the child; there was nu aurneun eugagrd, nu poor of any baby Hato b. tuft prepared. he pissosi• in tie hume whet e Mos.Juurs Ito d slid out es. n know of Lir situation; and, iu fact, u user but the ittpia444: father of the clti'd, Mosripao, !afro ou.c,a they (the July) gare credit (glad. be I ould nut, to /4/ Lhaoliiii.u.y a .tat. meat) to the s entente of the wows,' 11 yiti t. It tiny were satfl.fied .1 was a concealed birth, they tosuider afro if tier rl.ild died • natural death, for it had b.cu s•urn, that it hid hied, 11 a alines. who heard .1 Cr, ; ur if it ass st rail!. El, i.r soft. lest to die from W3lll of that rifle and attesitiau ne eessary so its permit atton. I f they acit of opinion the perils* &interned to let the child die tor want of irli ass.a.anie; although tiny did Nut use airy slots ore lual4eds it, ti.. s uric ateusatahle fur its death, mad it was marshr in th e .}e cf 11:e law. But, if they thought the child stied fnma suffucatiou, Is consequence uf It,r ma th. r being unable to reoder moisten., to it. being tileihed and al. -ed at hr they would '-e her the he. us EXTRACT FROM THE IMPORT OF TER SIONER OF INQUIRY INTO THE STATE OF Tlig COLONY OF MEW SOUTH WALES. [Printed ei Order of the House of Cbsmau.) (asthma /row our Paper of Mewls, J Nature of the Labour of Convicts is the Service of Sittiers. It thus appears that the rate of wages, both o f free and convict labour in New South Wales sod Van Dientan's Lund, is nominal, and depeods in great measure upon the fluctuating prices of the articles that are given in payment. This circum stance alone, independent of those arising from the condition of the employer, gives rise to frequent disputes between him and his servant; they are de terminable by the magistrates, who, being settlers, most naturally feel an Interest in summit of charges that have the effect of diminishing the price of la bour to themselves as well as others. In my in. quince upon this subj-ct, I found that the magis. trines were olways inclined to fauna► payments in property, rather than its money, to convicts; but I did not become acquainted with any instance in which their authority bed been used to farce the submission of a convict to ■n oppressive charge. In the Appendix are two accounts of articles de livered to convicts in payment of their labour, at a period when the prices of colonial currency m ended; and I subsequently found that they re sembled the generality of payments made at the the same preiud. It will he observed, that in these accounts, there are two or more charges for spirits, which, although strictly prohibited, are friqoently given by the snore opulent and respectable settlers, so remuneration or encouragement fur estraordivary exertion. The regulated allowance of food to a convid in the empty of a settler in New South Wales and Van Dieinan's Land, consists of semi pounds of fresh or salt meat, or four pounds of pork, aad eight pounds of wheat; but it has already been ob served, that the last article is generally increased to fourteen pounds. Tea and sugar form a constant accompaniment to the meals of convicts, as well as of the lower classes of settlers, who in general admit them to their tables, but milk and seviebles are supplied only by the higher ciaiues. The allots_ once of wheat is ground into flour by the convicts themselves, by memos of sleet hand-mills, Dud is made into heavy cakes, baked in the embers of their own fires, and frequeatly aftetwards fried in the fit of pork. A considerable admixture of maize takes place in the ration of when,. amongst the lower classes of settlers. and the convicts in the service of the mole opulent settlers, when wheat becomes scarce; and it is greatly to be desired that this admixture should be authorized by the conthiued practice. as well ss the directions of the Colosiial Government, and that it should henceforth be considered as a constituent port of every ratiou that is issued to a convid in New South Wales, and in the proportion of our. half to the rulici of wh.hiten Sour. The cultitas Lion of maize is less &Elected by t he vicissitudes of th e c limat e of New ti .uth Wiles than that of other grain; the produce is more easily ►ecured from du. struetion by insects, sad t allords the best food for horses, poultry, •and pi... Fur the purposes of distillation it is rep Ily u•cful, at d with sugar has been universally substitute t fur barley io the brew. tries of New South Wa es The general swans ce (.1 the convicts in tl , e service of the settle's, and the interior of their butt, showed that they possess milker habits of liners nor nyder. The srtiele r f soap is not one of those that a settler is conpe:led to (n 1111,11; sod it is not oftrn purchased by the ccnrir•t ant of h a wages. Tne ectrestv of water on twiny t f the estates in New South \l'alcs, and the d a a• ce from which it is ((glumly to lie p•ocured, contribute, in some measure, to the want i f el. it.ll:ness in the convicts. Influenced by it s ery laudat.le desire to introduce amongst those assigned to settler, some degree of attention to the übservaece of religious duties, and to connect with it some attention to the regularity and cleanliness of the.: personal appearance, Go vernor Macquatrie issued a precharnaron iu the yea.: 1814, alo rein it was ordered that the convict. in each district, as well as the men who held tickets of leave, should he mustered en every SUOliny morn tog at ten o'clock, its some central phtee iu the dis trict, to he appointed by the wag sttate, and that the constables of the district s!it • d muster them, and report to the magistrates, on the following day, the absence of any courier without a just excuse, his disorderly conduct, or his uncle aa'y appearance. The Governor also expressed an expectation that the magistrates would, 611 some (messiest', person ally attend to these duties ih-mselves. )n those districts a here the place of muster war, or could be held within three miles of any church. the convicts were ordered to attend divine service there, and if it happened to I e a greater distance, they were to be dismissed to them INNO homes, after answeting to their nature, and to such inguity n the constables might choose to make. This proclamation included several other regula tions fur the police of the country districts, and for the more general ink's:nation of the inhalsitattts, it was ordered to be reed in the churches by the ferent Chaplains. To die good iutention with •Isich this proclamation was framed, 1 found no person ahu was vast ready to bear testimony; out of its effect main the conduct of the convicts, tome J. nbt and tlithreuce of opinion has long, and still dues prevail. (To lie tone ixtud.) BIRTHS. On the RStb instant, at Hempstead, the Lady of Capls , ' Dallas, of ■ w• . Oo the 234 instant, at Islington, Mn. W. R. Tatham, ct • sun. and alarmed at her gum:akin, they would give her the he- DEATH. ut hi of ouch an Al Eclinhorgb, en the 17th current, in the 80th year dies be July mused. fur about half an hour, and returned a •er, John Buchan Esq. W.S. and Solicitor fur Each • yore '° ve,dirt of—Si dila A:soder against Elizakflt Junes and S cot l an d. M r . 'Linehan was the father (oldest) freehuhkr Junes .tforrison. the enemy of East Lothian. He was ink. si into custody by the beadle, but Mrs. Jones was found to love lett 1-nine. On her felon., the Cul-osier isautd his warrant to Cl/ bY, y her to Nettgate with Morrison. HIGH IVATER AT LONDON BRIDGE THIS DAY. Morning 44 after 10. I Evening 16 after It _ The Herring, (solo Quebec to Greenock. and Srpeer Printed awd Published at THE BRITISH PRESS aid from Miranaiehi to Ltskipui•l l ate lost it , St. Maria thYr THE GLOBE Whet, No. 121 1 Strand, by CHARLES Nettfoiottlatml. CORHII" li n of the Nttaad. • . _ _ _