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_ . • t4 V) #er * \ A lirtl6o (1 all '~~' • h i . ( ( lit .:. ...; t,...,\ N? 4 % , , \I I:, 2/•Yor - _ Ito! -44 Paws Id. r . LONDONI WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19, 1820. NUMBER 5419. . ,• • • • • rHEATIMROYAL, DRUiti-L.4la. THIS EVENING,WEDNESDAY. April IQ, ►ir alicolfs inmate will (by edid Disivis) per. twin the Opera a THE DEVIL'S BHIDf;F:. Count Belief', Mr. Rraltorn; '110411s; Qr. 114001; Swan Tornl.l , , Ur. Tlsoinp , nos; Fa4nico, Me. 'Vining; Mtn. %fr. Builrr. C less Kissalvira, Mum Ciateilitie, Bland; Lasrelia, Miss Kelly. _ . . . . I riiiiE S . OOIO' Y of 'liAli4Tgits in OIL 1 irPI *ATER. COIAURS virl 40E* their SIX ! TRENTH ANNUAL EINIRITION et the Grego ibrim, I SPRING GARDENS, NEXT MONDAY, April 13. p _ ~ • 182111.-W. Ulster and J. Nishrt, of Upper East Smithfield, alationsrs and tubscrunists. Morels 25, MO —J. Thompson gaol G. Thompson, of Woodbridge, Suffolk, builders, April in, 1820.—G. Fermi and M. fen, of Mmichrster, April 113, Sosper Raid A. !Swann, of Suiribwiek, Hants, arm aeons, Wird, Wallington anal G. Ea,nes, of Ihniuster, S.oneror, tor.epintsers, April 8, 1820 MO- Iran nasal J. llrtherinivon, of Mervileta, Warwick, innkeepers, April 16, 18.11.--E. Cramp and J. Crisp, of Clencliwartaa, Norfolk, butchers, March lib, 1820. THE L4TK DUKE OF BRUNsWICK. The following interesting trait of the enterprise and military talent,' of the late Duke of Brllllo. wick, her Majeaty's brother, is extracted from au interesting work jest publiaiied I,' Co'born, rim tled, 1 , Memoir, of the C 01.., of Westphulia," during Jerome Boriaparte's reign The courtiers bewail to he Itred of war, Mite they heard of ►he conclusion of the armistice which preceded the !ware with Austria. By n t6figular exception in this armi•tiee, the nrixilinries in the wervice of Austria were not included. Thr result was that the Duke of Orla, left to himself with his troops, hail the alternative of winking war on his own account, or of forcing a passage through Ger many and going to Ragland, in the pay of which lie was. Ile naturally adopted the latter expe dient. Admittance, One Sloillind—Catalogoses, Sixpence. COPLEY FIELDING, Sect.lary, --L. GUILDMALIAL, LONEMiNa Aran., 12, 1621. HR COiI:IIITTEP, nor Lettinic the (Nev's Lands will sleet N GirlLlllaill no TVEINDPIT, the 2sll, olio of Aprilaust. at Twelve o'Cleek it Nuys, ha LET by PII3ILiC AUCTION, A !WILDING LEASE for Al Team friieis Midsummer Day swat, art puma ef alumni) @Nilo East ante of Dake-street„ Mks'', and ON the ITest and Ninth aides of noisithallich, London. The PlAn of the said Grunod , and the Conditions far .10111416 the Mane, may he sees in the mean Close at tke Wks of Works, Guildhall. JOS. BUSIINAN, Comptroller. • To which will !wadded 10111 IiWIP. • Broad Farcical Peale _ - mindeal Urania, in two al i5...m.14.4 SHAKSPEARE VElilUs 1-IAItI.EQUIN. Harlequin, Mr. Harley ; Corporal Ilonstre„ Mr. Dowtriu ; Gasconade, Mr. Gatlin; Joe Snip, Mr. Monden ; Mr. Knight; Strain, Mr. (txberr•y ; Fuze„ Mr. ltus%ell ; Taffy, Mr. Hughes; Mercury, Mr. T. Conk«; First .luoit Mr. Butler. Mn. Snip, Mrs. Haulm.« t Dully Seip, Mt. dame Veslris; Sukey Chitteilin, Mit• Pow. y. The Doors will be opened al Half-past O'Cloek; the • •• . is. [From the "London .11ereo1fflo Pric.Ctiriont," of Tetorday, April 11, DWI.] r WEST INDIA AND BPANISII MAIN PRODUCE. COVIPRIt.—Three pabllc sates, consisting principally of Dwelt, were brought forward last week. The demand was not so slesily as at She sales last Tuesday, and 11w micas declined 2s. to 3s. per cwt. Tke prices of Foreign Coffee have not retied murk : a large mufti of Cuba watt taken iu at the sale tin 'Thursday, at Ills. at which price St. Du. wing., hits hero sold. The sloth of W. I. Coffee is now 3,730 tons, being BIM snore thaw at this time last year, prestos' poets Ilk. per cwt. htglrev. - B. P. Sties*, were tw. lilwiler demaml Is 4 week ; hot, owing in the few samples of good 'valley slww, Friars were supported. There has been so improved demand for Foreign Sugar. and almost till the Brazil whirls was offered was taken at full priers. The Stork of B. P. Sugar is now 2,100 cask• less than last year's at this time, present prices Bs. per cwt. lower per Gasette average. . _ Performaece will continence precisely ei green. Boxes 75.• Second Price 3.. 6.1 —Pit 3e. CI.; Seemed Price Ss — Lower Gallery 21.; Second Prier le.--Vpiper Gal lery Is.; Second Price Id. The Box.olSce will be open from Cli wen till Five &Clock —.Flares to be taken of Mr. Rodwell. Brix floolg-keeper. To-morrow, Slui'Lipson's First Prot of Kin, Henry the North : Hotspu►, Mr. Kass; Sir Johis Falstiiff, Mr. Stephen Zambia, who is engaged here fur throe sights—with Mak speare verses Harteouia. Oa Friday, Artartalmes—Three *asks Ark,. Marriage— and Sludispeare versus Harkquia. FROM LAST NIGH I"S GAZATFE. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. Thismaq Pa lin, of Hanley, Stafford, blotchier. Joke, Bs rutnalt, of !Merlon, Derby, farmer. BANKRUPTS. THEATRE-ROYAL, COY RN7tOARDEN. T HIS EVENING. WEDNESDAY. April 19. will be acted tillelPipearr's Tragedy of KING LEAR. King Lear, Mr. Booth (his 3d appearance in that ('harm_ ter); Duke of Albany, Mr. Connor ; Emil of Kent, Mr. Yaw. reit ; Earl of Gloater, Mr. Egerton ; lidLar, Mr. C. Kilted*. ; Edmond, Mr. Mteready. ~,, eril, Mrs. C • argata, Mrs. Yates; Cordelia, Miss S. Bonds. Afire which, 12111 time, a new Pantomime., called HARLEQUIN AND CIN DElt ELLA ; or, THE LITTLE 111.4 R.: SLIPPEIL Priam Al;dore (afterwards Hai Edar ; Harms IRompaiiai (afterwards I'aislishion), Mr. li•rise. ; the Bis roars. Pomposini (afterward. Clown'', 3lr. Grimaldi; Pe drigu Loogshanks (afterwards D 41111.110, Mr. Norman. Cin derella (afterwards Columbine). MI. E. lh-sineti. The Donn will he opened at Half-past Six o'Clnek, and the Play begin al Seer.. A Private Box may he had for the seism', or nightly, of Mr. Brandin, at the Bux °Aire. To-morrow, Ivanhoe—The Manager in Distress—and Tont Thumb the Great. On Friday, the new Magical Drama of The Antiquary, wills Harlequin and Cinderella, ur The Little Glass Shpre. On Saturday, first time, a new Moslem, Itutnanct, called Henri Quatre, Or Paris in the Olden Ti.,.,. In a few days will In: publish.ri, price.l4e. THE WHA RBROKE 1..F..(4:'.N : a Tule of the Dead, it Two Volume•. "But when her tales the Beldame 'gau tinware " BLITT, I% London: Printed for Ogle, Duncan. and Cu. Of whom may be had, prior Ns. FORMAN: a Tale, in Three Volumes, by the same Author. This day are pubbiked, - T ilE POETICAL IVO It liS of the Reverend GEORGE (AMUSE. Coastal i of—l. Poems-11. The lioroogh—lll. Wes-- sod IV. Tales of the Hall. Five Vols. Sr... 21. 18* Five Vol.. royal Bvo. 41. 112* —Seven Vols. small 8v0.2/. 2s. Primed for John Murray. Albemarle-strert. NEW ROMANCE. Shortly will appear, T"E ASTROLOGER; or. the Eve or San Sebastian: • RIKIIISOM, in 3 vols. By J. M H. F1A1.61, Esq. Printed fate William Feumuy Library, 170, New Bond street. APPROACH OF THE DRAWING. W I FT and CO. realwrilartiv 'whom Ilw Pnhlic a. 7 that doe Drawing all,. LOTTERY will lake niece 27th THIS MONTH, wiwo To,, l'aiars of 20,0001. MUM* BE DRAWN. The Wherl coulain. the extraurdivary Num ber of 102 Capiialp, ansonical which are FOUR of 2'30000 TWO of 20,0011 TWO FOUR of l,OOO Showy awl Commis • al•o a greet nuntbrr of inialler Patio, in the ntmat gradation from 5001 down to 145/. The Schroth at larzr may b► had at SWIFT and Cu.% 01.1 awl fortunate alifiera, Nu. 11, Poultry 12, Chasing. cruse; and al, A Idore 111gli 'free. HAZARD AND CO. THE CONTRACTORS. 'EX r WEEK. April 27. Too Fart Psizer, TWO of t 10,000! Three per mot. Comma., MUST be DR tWN, end more thmta TWENTY OTHER CA MAILS WILL toe DRAWN. Every Ticket and Share, if hunch( before she 2711, of this an sulA, will have a Chance throughout she Isittrryfur FOUR Prizes of 530.400 TWO Prises of £2OOOO TWO Prints of. f 10,000 Ike. Ike. Money sod Cnionle, roman( 102 CAPITA IS! Tickets and Shares are or Salt at the told-established and fortunate offices of HAZARD moil CO. the Contracture, Royal Exchange-gale; 26, CO11111)11 ; and 324, Oxford-•lre. corner of Stralluw-streel, Loudon; who Miami and told An the last Lottery Contract, 7,370 and 0.050, 20.0/01. each., and in a recent Lottery all the Prints of aU,DOOL!!! ••• Hazard awl CO. have Avila it all the principal Toone iltrosghost the C.evrlry.. . inteNcH win, WITH IMPROVED SPIRAL BURNERs. PATENT FRENCH LAMP AND OIL WAREHOUSE, Nu. 12, Lodgatrwtreet, Si. Pauli, owiablished 35 years. A PPLETt /N. litres knee to 1111111111 his Jr • Friends , and Die Ptiltl;c in genrral, that be hate sow • on Sale a large A1,11.11111....1 ~t dor marls admired and im. •.pruired One, Two, anti 1 tit ve-!igtit PA. ut Lamps, which are at this lime on south Pt. Paw our lighting Halt., Siatrcitses, Dising-ronots, Drawing Cuunting-housts. Banking. hisses, Vtil , fir 01E14 ta, Churches. Chapels, Rall.rootiss Publie Plat.'., &c. obese a blillialst Light is r►gair. d. AN Airaortraeat of the otoot improved French Lampe, i• Brava, Bronze, or Japan. Grecian Lamps, Lamers, Girtro. doles, and allTlllry-pitfe Orn.illenia, of the newest pat terns, and on the lowest terms, for reads , money. , Fan light, Door, Street, awl every other description of Lamps sod Lanterns made and dined op. Carriage, Gig, and Mail Coach Lisraps, retail riatl for espodattswa. Patrol and Illumination Lamps to lei, for Rails, Wright, Asaenebliea, arc. Lamps re paired. cleaned, sod hicipirrcd. Spermaceti isJ other Oils, Fur Patent sad ',eller Laiiipa. Y. sup Curios!, and Glares. Spealkiag 1 2 1pel mnde.nd Stied eyrie Tugela ind Cartitry. , Seesisd•haissl Brass Palest Obi bought, a Wigs is ktehasgo. • • Several .Twi,,Three, aid F0rr44114 kirtidas Lapps, tit he sold ewe g tbesp. Richmond Rodman, of Bristol, victualler, to earmarks., April 26, 27, and May 30, at eleven. Attorneys, M Poole and Greenbelt!, Gray's-Inn, Loudon; and Mr. J. H. Tripp, Matthew Arnold, of Flemish-street, St. Katharine+, Mid dlesex, victualler, to surrender, April 25,29, and May 30, at ten, at Guildhall, Lumion. Attorney, Mr. West, lied Lion street, Wappitsc. Chrielieu William Martins, late of Mincing-lane, Lon Jon, looker, to surrender, April 25, 29, and May 30, at ten, at Guildhall. A ourisey, Mr. Coke, Alderwianbery, William Pulleyn, of Lawdenhalrercet, London, goldamilli, to surrender, April 22, slay C, and' .111, at eleven, at Guild. ball. Attorney, Mr. Rowdets, Alilerminhury. Ann Pugh, late of Lancaster, widow, now resident in Mr+ rington, sear Liverpool, dealer, to tomcat/6v, May 9, 19, and 30, at eleven, at the York Hotel, Williamsou-square, Liver pool. Attorneys', Mr. Hughes. Castli , aireet, Liverpool ; and Mr. James John, Polagrave piece, Temple-bar, Ludon. Hiclinsil Parkinson, of Liverpool, cabinet-maker, to enr render, May 9, to, moil 30, ot lacier, at the George lon, i)de.sireet, Lit erpool. Attorney+, Messrs. Griffith tool Hoick, Liverpool ; and Mr. Edward Chester, Maple-lan, London. Aar Rtone, of Manchester, merchant, to surrender, May 5,6, 3u I 30, at ten, at the Genege tun, Manchester. Attnr. ow's, M.s..s. Halstead ant Ainsworth, Mauthestrr ; and Messrs. Mulne and Parry, Temple, Loudon. Huhrrt Haines Freeborn, late of Stratford•on-Arms, War. nick. saddler, to surrender, May 3, 4, and 30, at etreen, at the Green Dragon ban, giratford.utt- 1/0111. Attorneys, Mr. Leigh, Charlotte-row, Mansion-House, Loudon; and Dattsurt. Stratford nu Arun. James Riverlt, of Itossell•courl, Drury Aline, Middlesex, Minton-11er and printer, to surrender, April 25, May 2, and 30, at ten, st GniWhall , London. Attorney, Mr. Martindale, Gray'sluir.square. .DIVIDP.NDS. April 29. T. Phillips, late of &cad-Wert-hill, landoe, merchant- at eleven, ■t Guildhall. May 9. R. ‘Vskon, of 800-Cisorch. yard, London, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. May IL J. White, of Falmouth, Cornwall, wiereer, at eleven, at Wyi ~'s Hotel, Falmouth. May tn. W. Bolton, of Bury-street, St. James, Weatmin sssss plumber, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. May 13. A. Spear, late of Rasinghallditreet, Londua,-mer chant, at 'olive, at Guildhall. May 13. J. Woodroof, of Gun.atreet, Old Artillery-ground, turner, at tell, at Guildhall, London. May 13. J. Collin., some time Billet of Newport, Monmouth, bail late of Walcut, Somerset, common-brewer, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon_ April 25. J. Dousinure and J. Gardner, of Broad-street, London, merchants, at ten, at Guiliihall. May 11. J. Roberts, late ofStouyStratford, Bockinichano, kroner, at lea. at Guildhall, London. May 9. W. Jack's, tale a Goilaurd.street, Blarkfriara. road, Stormy, etwit.dealer, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loudon. April 29. W. El gar, of Maidstone, Kral, grocer, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. April 29 S. P. Sager, of Maidstone, Etat, dealer, at Sea, Ist Guildhall , Lonikiii. April :25. E. Savage, of Upper Nurthiplace, hour,%lliddlearx, imam ai twa, •1 Guildhall, Lawton:. April 29. T. Fader and E. 9. Foster, of lialding, Kent, maltrners, at !emit Guildhall, Lisediim May in. W. Ronnie and J. T. Beebe, of Flridmiorth, Salop, - m,llrrr, at eleven, at the Castle I 0000 , Bridfuurtb. May 13. R. Spook'', of C.anterbrry, Kent, linen-draper, at tea, at Guildhall, London. Ma, 6. T Dowlry and J. Gowley, late of Willow-street, Ilsoilaside, Surrey, curn-intrc haat*, at tau, at Guildhall, London. Alny •. C. Cole, anti C. Colts, of 'rower-street, London, . . brokers, at less at Gulldls2ll. May 11 : C. Cram, of Cambridge, tat mer, at tea, at the Black . . Isa,Cambritle. May IL E. Hurry, J. D. Powlee and C, Hurry, of Free. usan's.eourt, I:anthill, Loudon, merchants, at leu, at May 9. J. Welkrill and E. Fayle, late of Dyer's-court, elerneautuiry, London, Gaon, at len, at May 10 J. Ferrell, of Eirraingbam, printer, at twelve, at ,hr Royal Hotel, Temple-tuw, Birmingham. May 42. W. Mande and E. Maude, of Otley, York, hanker., at Meeen, at the Black Horse Inn, Otley. May 22. .1. Smith and It. Smithies, of Pool, York, paper makers, at tell, at the (Slack Horse Ins, Otley. May 9. H. Bankea, of Lincoln, inaltater, at ten, at Guild- hall, London. Nay 20. J. Ashworth, of Elnothfold, Rosaradale, Lancaster, woilen-manufsetan-r, at tris, Guihthall, London. May 9. G. Harthsty sail J. Cooing, of Bedford.cpurt. CO. vent.Earslen, Middlevex, wuolleu-drspers i at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Nay IV.. A. Mauifuld and J. Manifold, of Liverpool, tan ners, al one, at the Geroge Inn, Dale•street, Liverpool. 1114 y w E. Pentium', sod HJ. Reynolds, of Prierboruirst, North:naptoe, and of Sisinfurd, Locolo, haheidashiri, twelve, at Guildhall, Lowlier. CERTIFICATES.—Mav ft. W. Wyatt, Isla of Dorchester. Oxford, inoholder.—E. ley, of Preiainte, Wilts, parchnieut.niaker.—C. Goderier, Isle of Kiumitriii, Surrey. Jamaica, merchant.—C. T. Baker, late of Alsothorough, Wills, hues-drapers—J. Waisiwright, of Birmingham i billinvs.malier.—W. GRIMM, of Leiroteishall market, Laiiifoo, fishouroger.—A. Howard, of t. tivrithia'a. Imre, London, mei etratit.--.T. Collier, of Newport, Salop. liquur.merchant.—J. Levy, of Carter...term, t:utler-sh e et, Doundarlitch, London, deafer arid clopman.—R. Leigh. of rives pool, soop.maker.—J. Fisher., of Stimul i vittlialla.— Purles, of Ruse, limehrei, soiminamh PARTNERSHIPS DISSO LV ED. W. Waite and P. Williams, of Neogate.street, Loodito, mirehumensem, April 17,1!'10.—W. Gurollag anal T.,. Red 'Law, of Charlso i strott,.. Rolm, Westminster, lookstEtts, April 18,100.-1. Btrp owl E. ledbitrettb veil* ull spirit setMaati a APO! Rust.—There has been some business dour for eapnrta• t . at our last quotations ; but the &gaud had not liven lively. The present stock of Rum is 10,544 puncheons, and price of pttsufs 2s. 4J. par gall Am. Stock Inet year, same date, 11,946 puncheons, slid price of proofs 3s. pa gallon. PIMENTO, steady. EAST' INDIA PRODCCE. I*l DllOO —The Company's Wok of 3,057 cheats concluded last Prislay : she whole went utf wish much spirit, She very tine Slosimis at neatly the same priers ar. at she 11,4 sale, She fine opislisies 6.1. the gond and middling fel. Is. 10d. and She twiddling ordinary and ordinary &l. So 1211 per lb. bighret ban She Liss .ale. Only a few loss were sakes. in, and those smelly of very ordinary qualisy. Tim has been in steady demand, and an advance of t„,41. lo Id. per lb. on the priccs of she lair sale has beau generally paid. SOUTH AMERICAN PRODUCE. COTToll.—Drring the lase week the Cotton market has been dull, and the Irmisactinin generally have bees al a ,mall reduction f the previous currency; she Perssams have been chiefly Isnucht ou speculation, and the remainder about equally divided heivrerie 'simmer* aall the hums trade. The sake are, 2511 hot* I.Jpland good 12.1.; 1.000 Pernarrobueru aturldhor 14.1.; file to genii 16.1. to 16{4.1.; 24 linlsia good 15,1.; 100 Bengal ordinary to eunbllins so 6}d. Total, 1,350 bags—The imports c 44444 ist of 677 have New Orleans, 50 Kahle, 400 Mina, 41 Dr and Barbie', 127 W. l , 2,007 Sum., 5,739 Banal. Total, 9,u41 bags. I IMMO!. RPPORT, Aram 15, 1830. Coreos.—We hare had • fair demand this week for Boweds and New Orleans Crams, of which the sales have chiefly consisted, and the prices of these descriptions have varied but little ; Ibe market, however, has hee• extremely doll fur wilier sorts, particularly Brazils, and these, as well as De West India, and Stints, have declined id. a id. per lb. The total isle. amount to 10,900, consisting of 200 Sea Islands 114. a 2s. 4.1., 20 stained Iltd. • 17d ; 4,500 Rimed+ 1114. • 12,1. ; 20 Tennemien 101.1.; 800 Or leans led. a 15 1 14., and 850 by auction ordinary Iss good 1114. a 13.}4.;1,300 Periotras 154. • 16d.; 210 Bahia% 144. • 14Fd ; 1,300 31aranhams 14t-el. a 15.1.; 80 31inas (Novas) 144.; 250 Millais (Genes) 11 1.; 210 Dein aaaaaa 14,V11. a 154. ' • 30 Si. Andreas 121 d.; 260 Carthageatta 1 0 14.; 1 0 D iarhosis 15 . /4.; 160 Surma 61.1. • nil ; 340 Bengal* 6141. a 714. Of 630 Sea blinds offered at auction yesterday, 420 bags were forced off at a reduction of 1!4, I. • 24. per lb. from our late prices, say at 181 d. • 2s. 10. middling to fine, averaging wily 214. per lb. There has been but little businms done in R. P. Sugars, of which only Iwo small publre sates, consisting of 200 bbds. Demerara and Jamaica, have been brought forward, and these supporied the fernier prices. Brazils tool other Pm reign remain without alteration 1,000 hags of moist brown Bengal have been taken fur export at 20s. 6.1.1 21., and shout the same "notify by the grocers at 795. Oil. fur fine yellow, 8/s. a 82s. 6.1. soft whites, to 89s. 6J. for a few fine sad strung. Two public sales of Coffee, cooristimc of 50 ea-k. and '250 bags Dutch, went off Is. a 3s. lower, nearly all taken by the grocers, at 103. trier., and 123.. to 1275. good to fine ordinary ; twiddling was taken in at 140 r.; for Foreiga we have Wile ialemiry, mud our prices are Trite no. Carolina Rice, of very good (midair, lot:ought at publue sale 22.. a 22.. 3d., and was taken chiefly for export ; and fair to fine while Bengal has rob' at 17s. a 18s. 94. duty paid. For a small parcel of Strati! Coma Malian been paid ; and a few bag's of Pimento have brought 801..9d, per lb. Puma are steady, sod strong I.rewards 24 0. P. have sold at 3..3.1. per gallon. Dyewooda are extrentele dull..A.lms are will 1 alterati .... . Nearly 10,000 good Horse Hides Mitre sold at 6s. 641. earls : in Cuw and Ox we have had nothing dime, but a sale of 4,000, of Rue d cos taii es , eies,b,„te,„.4 for next week. Tallow it dull, without material alteration its prices. lu To pristine, nothiug dose. The Tobacco market remain* without any material alters. lion; a parcel of 50 klidr. Virginia *seam, ordinary quality, has been sold OM specsalai iris at sd. to lid, per lb., Simat this day week the densand fur Wheat haw been limited, but as holders gewerally are not disposed to prime. sales, there is no alteration in prices. A parcel of 5,000 Mitliels of Canada Wheat (ill bond) was offered by auction on Tuesday, fur which Pt. 6.1. per bushel wee bid, and it was withdrawn it 9s. per bushel. There is very little inquiry for American .00witig Flax.seed, but sales costinse to be made at Mks Ittd. per hhd. Or 700 hula. Virginia Tar. Offered by section o• Mon day, only one lot was said at ION.; 400 have since been dis posed of at 18... to 1111. per bd. Common Philadelphia Hark has helm sold at 154. 6d. and fine quality at 21s. to 225. ;we cwt. There has beer) told by private treaty a lot id Ma laga Simmer, of good quality, at 215. per cwt. Palm Oil iv stationary at 411. to 421. per mu. Ftsn Ott.s cousins. very drill of Sale, and the priewi are rather lower, except Sperm, which, ift• conserpreoce of its scaicity, commands fall price. Seta thls are in moderate retplest. ilsetilegt 806• as tome been doll of dentin.) throughout the week, and • few low lumps were sold it a small reduc. Inds, but generally the prices are as last gaoled. Postscript. Moak,. April I . R. ,820. Four o'clock. Corvea.—The otarket srarrally was lit to-day, mange private aisles very issetowiderattle. TWO pobhe ones were kraal/Ist forward, Totalities' of WWII sad wi n poniimp: swoond of she former, of good to fine usidelleue quality, was ill taken is it 1404. which it the sane price as quoted hest with; bet the ondi wary tr o alisies are redraws' 34, to 4.. .T 1 St. Domingo (which was imported iudireet) was burgh% fur *sfeijewirat at His. per rid. swims—min 8.P./Mist 'mirk , ' woe verY4will•-lisfe but slit, few asks which wire gels Weskit sin bowsirr justify ittreittesi Itis'elouteallirers. " The Prince is the same who was killed at the battle of Waterloo. It is a remarkable coinci dence. that his troops were placed precisely oppo site to those commanded by Jerome, on that sanguinary day. " He way r man of about forty, of a eonsmand ing stature auti martial countenance ; partial to the French, speakingibeir language front predilection, and fighting them like a lion because they had de prived him of the Duchy of Brunswick. The passions of this Prince were so vehement, his emo tions so strong. and his imagination so ardent, that his hair, eye-brows, and beard, became entirely white in twenty-four hours after the Moister o f th o Russians at Jens, and the death of his father. " An experienced warrior, be preserved great coolness on the field of battle. Amidst hi• com panions in arms he appeared a private soldier : a brown great coat rod a cap of the same colour, composed his outward costume. From sleeping on the ground with his troops. shaming their labours. privations, ■nd dangers, he commanded a body ut heroes; small in number, but formidable in cou rage and loyalty. " Such was the man who undertook to march with a thoursod soldiers from Bohemia to Bremen, and to embark there. travelling over a space of one hundred and fifty leagues, ezpovett to the armies and fortresves of his enemies. As this eisternriving action has never been sufficiently celebrated, L shall here retrace some of the circumstances. " Leaving Egra immediately after the armistice. he descended into the plains of Saxony. stole seve ral marches on the regiments which watched him. aid with astonishing celerity reached the borders of the Saute. Arrived iit Halle. he took the arms of a company of Westphalian veterans. and augmented his troops with some peasants. with which he lined the Hartz mountains, to secure so asylum against any superior force which might present itself. •' General Michaud, Governor of Magdeburg, was well informed of his proceedings. but being without cavalry. pursuit was impossible. Hiving the disposal of only the sth regiment of Westpha lian infantry, under the command of the Grand Martial of the Palace, Count de Wellingerode, he he could Hot annoy the Duke's march ; besides this newly-formed regiment was ordered to Ham burgh. " Every one was so far from supposing the Duke of Gels could be the aggressor, tnat the regiment deported from its place of destination, and usarcha ed without taking any of the usual precautions in the vicinity of an enemy. The corps sorely ar rived at its second halting place, which was Hal berstadt ; entered it at ten o'clock in the morotog, and remained there to refresh tit perfect security. " The Grand Marshal has been reproached with carelessness ; he certainly was wrong in not being sufficiently on his guard. A surprise was improba ble, because the gendarmerie were posted in all directions. Unfortunately the Duke of Oel• was far from being a novice; he knew that his views were seconded by the inhaibitants. was well atquainted with the route, and also fully aware of the streogth, and negligeoce of the ttoops against whinis he had to contend. So► that twitting was more natural than to seise this regiment while on his march►. " A range of wooded hills formed an amphi theatre from Hartz to the foot of the high walls which enclose Halberstadt ; the Duke glided by the paths which cross these woods without brink perceived, to the gates of that town, which he seized. •• This was in the month of June, and about six o'clock in the evening. Col. Mryr—..— was at his quarters, sod the regiment drawn up its the great square, without arms, in foraging caps, were an swering their names to the roll•cull, when suddenly the enemy's cavalry. issuing from arse's, streets, put the disarmed infantry to the sword. The Grand Moshel had only time to go out u'V his lodgings, and then only to be made a prisoner. The strag gling soldiers dispersed, some re-entertil Magda burg without clothing. others hid themselves in their native villages. The equipment of this regi ment had cost six hundred %hominoid frank's: and lint a drum ease was saved. Alter this affair. the Doke Olmsted the road to Brunswick, taking with hiin his prisoners, to whom Ire refused their parole, not from contempt. but because he considered Grind Marshal of the Priem. taken frogs the Court of Westphalia by a panisaii. as a reinsrkable trophy. •• While thew events were passing, peace with Austria was concluded. and the Westphalian* nothing is. do in :4axowy, returned to Cassel. Jerome, on lii arrival. bring informed of the auda cious march of the Duke of Del* through his dri minions, sent the army which hart returned Irons Siiiiony, under the canturaud of General It—. against hies. •• This 'Seer ought t have tithed op a poiitinh on the road boor Branswiek to Luneburg. in 'unlit le sAlelrcept the envoy's retreat, while the dl‘ltri ,, n of Gratieo, following the route of the Duke, would hove awaited hie in the rear. As there were no Ohio than from twelve to filmes therseed own hemming ia • thousand partisans, fatigued with _ Imrg nisrelsee„ it wss not therefore doubted that obey would all he wade priatitters. • 6 The Prince strived at Brittirwick nor day her fore ft and bivouacked with ins regiment at the gates of the town. lie did net enter the palace of his ancestors, though the isilothitaida rushed ut crowd. ill view this noble sc.uo of their iiiweri , C SuVereigt.ii. A f aging"; Said he la thew. out Ruing In try Ihr fide of aims; reds:tin ; ter our, follow my liealsay ; '4l tour new sua..er ; awl we swill are each other 411Vellb ill 11111e16.' Ile did not then imagine Las propliste• world he 1.0 Speedily OCCOMPIiSIitd. " 11-- had live or sit thaiiiiroil men 'oilier hie order*. Ile arrived brfore Braiwynok ni the mei,. and took his outwit at s %lion tlist4l,ce from tfre Kate of Luneburg, iniererionie, as Ire burl been ordered, tor, route of the Duke. Tier rowanv pre sieuted themselves at dry-hermit, sod endeavoured to force their presage. The sixth Wemph:limo r... glints?, composed of cosscripts who had never stood lire. and who were placed, for what reform cannot' be divined. in the vats, thabitiolrd id the first volley, creating the utmost downier arming kivorgher esepa. The pier& and ellirliMliere hurl itianitaitied their ground. but teteiving no derectowt. how 10 act. sod believing the trinity Ur Le rinnirrntr., they followed the rettogradr /notions. Front every past K—.— was called no for order*: but ploteltst: I self on is stone in a ditch. holding Is. head Ise: twreis lisa handy. It-- was deteriiiiiied his guys none. The route became general; ravrtry. end.. lerV, infantry. all fled in ttttt 'Knew. the fields; they could sot hr rallied at a Irsa dials,,ee than two leagues from the actor Of scions. The Governor of Caniel lead, in fact. Very firmly tteerte3P. pawed the (intuit Nlarslual to EoglAiol. "The 'Nike of 044 hawing irrepsrrrt the way. pelleeiddy continued Iris morels to Ilitiuet4 where he embarked vi,thinit ally at..t.t le." IRELAND. Dvatts. Amur. The gotsetal elPction lasi at I ruuih trroilliierli id the return of Mr. Prendergast for the town 6f Galway. The Galway Adrertiser stattor, that thi.iii;litory werr calird out to pot down the mob• who hair. committed 4rerol rxeesors ; two of Nlr. tesniots, anti yorrog Mr. hem., 11.11 th . rir •kul fractured ; xrvrr.l hoer been lodgrd In gaol by thee Ma)or rod Sheriff Smyth. Some of our reader, will be istitisell iitß an account of the storm in the wash-liiidnikni.ise, it the Corporation-house, lean than 12 Aldermen, including the young Geot,leiiseli, have been black.beaued. At length, amid it a hats period thin day, two Lords Mnyur have heart elected—West, Iry the Aldermen and King, by the Commons. Two Kings off reiltford suatliuug to one rionegliv. The Comedy of the Way to Keep Mil wan per filmed un Thursday lint at the Finharable. : •treet Theatre. The male characters were subtaiiie4 by Gentlemen Amateurs, but the part of the Widow Beinteur was performed by Moot %VAL. ITLIN. Speaking of this Lady, ; the Freeneam's Journal tar, •• We never saw Miss W•LIITBUI act better, look better, or appear in better spirits. She was kindly greeted upon her etas/nice, 15041 he hut off the gay, good-natured, dashing. flirting widow to the life. She iitroduced Alooites beau. WO° melody. • I'd mourn the hopes that knee me,' which she sang with that plaitiiive _nivretuein and tantelul simplicity. which always viiect tli* heart much inane powerfully than the most difacidt ca. deuces and bravuras, executed in the most scitutitir, manner. Upon the whole, this lady 7• prrtormancM win ailniirnble, and proved a delightful activonitivis to the entertainment of the night." The ships Amity and Erpedigicas cleared Lime:. rick harbour am Friday—the tinnier with sixty 9 .4.. 'roger* for Quebec, Aid the latter with thirty Lac Exchange on London 7.11. t, APRIL 7. it was to Wednesday lost, theStlis insiaut.. the iste Assists of Roscommon were adjuuesed,, proyisiourilly deprniliot osa the state of the couutry. The Consrpholins sot harm' bms reopened, lbe opinion entertained by Gmeriessest sir that bead may he easily presumed. In fact, the general aspect of Roarommoss wear% at tort _ runt a pacific and molested air. The Iwiehihdry mad rur al economy of the status at no former period were better at. testiest to, nor is a more forward and powwows cosulltion. This spirit of insurrection, if not extinguished, is at least sabdUed inri *corrected; insomuch, that as Welaertay wAirising we wits:lord the rare eight of a esseldemble lily of arms, conveyed from Elphieet is the seish , th they were takeu up, to Itoacuoamois, under an escort of firer indiri3uab of Major Willis corps. The centietans lint hate taken *lice at lbe /Wl** of Galway, which closed on Saturday last, are tapir:M.4J in she calendar of that tinnily. firasseuee was peouomiced 79 parlous, Ito of .join ate to be hogged, and the rem to be confined and gagged, or trausporkd. TUAMI, APRIL 6. We ere hippy to have it is oar Pewee to NU% that the etsoeal tranquillity preying& at present in oar mutiny. emit &bet disarreCed the county are to be heard of. The active sad determined iseaveres adopted by !fie Its. tistrates and Gentlemen, very soon pate o.op NO the mis. labia carter of the Rilvtionmen. 'nary Mow en *bat thine om a r p re . it y h as breht opus themselves, sad their out, re • stool is imprisonment, public whi trarreportatiea, and (het* At the first appearance 01 tins gofer. aosoew .Isw coisir maple every litellellerb ,, a a isd maki.tr e oi • • • • • cunt ' mu was pal in pratf,ce h, their Ihistalterle, bet they were illtarefirtiod. The Cathritie Cierri Sere Oho un testing its their eshiertetimviiind *dyke tie their jail/tattooers, hot they sons hurried thonseekes tato tit Ervattet,eiteviisee. Me bur their indistaa is at an nal i Nit sew thirst fife in sorter:tine warn so prevakmt of late amosCllllesi, dist ler thirst fur hai rawly aid indisetry vitiiy be boa evtitted, • nit lati.ittraa of she span, so remit aegleeled• *ill be tut ou oath 3 spirit capattie of reusaviug from oar motieetiolor three ill.ral nett reseed over, and. setsblishing ahse same which nor cannery ever base. of being so hoseet and tusks thous troll Oil. amid peseeside and allotted ololtieets. learn that .he spring busier'. It Otto( Ori with a *aim; bt l iivity, and Mit all ham p-Ita e edyloyed la di, laboun nit the beta —(7....mGdastfite) u H w I i