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3 , LAW INTELLIGENCE. _.....__. • collwr OF KING'S BENCH, Wenmutirsa, INIVISDAY, II AT 9. t•P • JU DOM ENTS. Till'llsG b. HART AND WORTRINGTON. . SOLICITOII•GtEERAL prayed the judgment of the Iliad on the two Defeadaots, who were convicted ■t the •isrdstone Anises' of a violeat assault on two persons, ',armpit Pays* sod Smith. It appeared that all the parties r soled at Deal, in Keel ; aid ou the 7th of March, 1821, i■ eamequenee of a suspicion entertained that Payne ■nd • mush had given icifuesiation to the revenue officers respect. .:e stone vmsgalluv Irmasaciions, a mob of bet wets three sad V..nt hundred persons assembled a 1 noon day, and seizing ramie oiud Smith, stripped them naked to the waist, tarred :.u.,1 feathered them, and puaded them for an hour ■ad a I. .if In ili•t state in a cast about the town of Deal. The i-u Defr Omits were observe) to he active in the nub, more p.aeliculsrly Wortbinalos. Mr. attssoUrtms addressed the Coast is vaitigatioa of pasialiment. not SOLICITOft•G was heard in reply. Mr. JUSTICE BATLEY pronounced the judgment of the Cow : its dome which his Lordship rabierved that be belies eat *trio was the first lostaace that this country had been dis graced by a trial of this deuriptioo, ■ud after commenting is mailable terms on the offence of which they bad hero found •gailty, be sentenced the Defendant, Worthington, to he istaprisooed in the House of Correction at Maidstoise for two Mars, to pay a fine of 501 and give security for bre years, Ilrimbrlf in the sum of loot. and two sureties is 501. each. Ifae other Defendant, Julio Hart, to be imprisoned fur a year rod a bait is the gaol at Maidstone, to pay a fins of bOL uthi cutter into towline reeogusizteces. THIS RING V. WEAVER AND OTHESS. Mr. DENMAN moved for the judemeut of the Court on the above Defendants, proprietors, M.c. of the John Bell. n. Cuter Justice desired it night be brought ou whets shad the Court was full (Mr. Justice Hulruyd was absent). Me. DUMAN requested his Lordship would be so good Ys fix a day, aid afire some consultation the Cuter JUIV , 7104 earn. d tomorrow week. The Collier was occupied in passing sentence us a RUM bey of offenders against the Revenue Laws, whose cases lem mas ao public interest. POLICE. Y A lISION-HOVIIII. Yesterday two men, named Fowler and Turner, were iroight brforr the (Aril Mayor, ctiarod with having stoles lArre !toadied weight of gouda, the 'Horny of a eunfeca t: atsrr. Use of the patrol, on Weiheulay night, met Fowler, one of the Pritoner., is the neighbourhood of Darkliewseidase, . . carrying a limit MI his shoulder, and appearing by a alms which ruse from his body to sweat smiler it. The me of the sued* being greater than a man would willingly carry for reviler hire, and the labour of the loarer being increased in proportion to the approach of the patrol, the witness thought proper to extinnue the property, in the expectation VMS it would prove to be a lawful leisure. Irewirr had no ohjectiou to lay it down, but he would net "take it up again. Indeed he had suffered quite enough i■ carrying it along Thames-street, and presented the appear. lace of • man who had Men dragged through the River.— Toe property had just arrived from Norway, where it had Dieu made in the comae of the present year by the " cold haud of winter;' and having been imported to this country, sass intended for the use of confectioners and fishmongers. roorlv, upon bring brought to the watch-house, was near perishing from the excessive (vitiates of the burden ; bat he stripped and thawed himself at the lire, at the same time recommending the racer to bring the ice to the same plate fur safety, a suggestion which the constable of the .mg►t did not at all approve of, as be might be accused of thoome f biug inc property in the event of soy Ws* iu the watt h•bouse Turner was afterwards talon into custody with ■ quantity of the same 'tattle in lite apron. It was particularly bright, and extremely •alstable to confectioner► A enalcclimier in Fleet-street said, the ice was Isis pets. perly,as a vessel freighted with the article bad just arrived to him in the neighbourhood of Thames street, from Norway, where he was lithe habit of hasiog a very clear lake, which seas protected by rocks, dug up fur his use. The Lord Mayor feared that the owner could Dot easily idestify the ice of that famous lake of Norway, sad added that in all psohubility any minks that might have been put roma aim puce, eerie oblitetated louder the labour of the Prisoners; besides, the property was becomiag smaller every n.oiarot, and would altogether dissolve into nothing, or wrier ern Next to 'lathier I very inferior wat►r. The confectioner mid be bail sold 27 hurdled weight of the levet 14 shillings a hundred, but of remise he could ana durisirish between his ice ■od the ice of other importers TIM public were mite mistaken in supposing that in sumac they were io the habit of eating English ices. Nudist wa s Idle the Norway lake. lira Prisoners were sent to pi icon till Saturday. BOW-STRECT. Yestrrd.ty Theme. lialhcrsione was brought to the office on a warrant, in the curonly of Bishop, one of the principal orderts, and underwent an examination before Sur It Biruie, ehar;:eo will, being an artificer shoot to le.ve his Majesty's du,,.unnus , for the purpose of carrying on his Creek is the matinlacuue of steel and iron, to which he and soirstrol Whets had been excited by a man of the name of Hair.% eherfe era• intisfselorily proved, besides the Pri. aoect's• ono cosfessioo, since be hos been in melody. He oar nrdried to God bad to like his rind for the lois. denitituur. THREATENING LETTER. _ „ (leery* Mater end It. saw were beamed to this office lli she 'moody of Vickery, charged wish bring the a•thors of ioiciayamois letter, veteistd by hlr. William Lewis, con tbr tacit abeeive, seurvolons, and threateuing lan guid*, beesibmg the ;maim revenge, and threatening to 11.leve hit brims out. Ihe yanks, it appeared, were well known to each other. ibe executor to the toaster pitmg Helliep sere r 4. hine-iu as au apprentice; at.the death of his waster. route Heltings was fuelled over to soother master. to cow pttte fir Kerb e, and Leine now oat of him time, has tutgekf}ledbuaiueea fur himself and Mr. Levi. being coo eateit4 to evputise the coulee of his racier, is the gniend of 'late inttinvoly. rho howl ...item( of the enormous letter being Ratio fuevoily p.ote4 in he that of H.lliogs and his suu l tey were wick d to hod bail to bake tutus wool. QUEEN-•QVIR[. Ft; DER. Y.eierdsv Mathias Pub., a Spiiiiiverl, mime to this office to. :aim the of the Woo...isles in bringimg to jos. tier a mats it...grid with hsviug mordtted his bro ils/vim law two veers sin. •fftsetrose.plsittui Slated him.. If to have been in the British obey omprial :.lid at the tin., of lite reduction he was prnli Of 111.41 aline he married end settled, Hi. brolh►r was a smith in she iron factory of Jones sad C New Gravel lane. thirty yea's. and 'brownie his re. riantoselid.iiiuss he (Complainant) was also employed there. eirtioesishes of employing a foreigner gave offence In the mib.•r wire, end use of them ow that account, and without as., hotter provoesituu, ran live brother-in-law thassegh hJte Andy wills the red hot iron he was at work tepee. It was rrprtseated to the rink 'list a quarrel raro►d between them, sod he noosed the wounded maa sir he net i.pap the left till neatly when he was lialloh 0o th,• iesud.iu Iloapilal where he expired next day. 'l'l•r same ma., ehrestviied S./murder eomplssuant, sad he was .061 1 0 led in qui the j-. 10. Nun he lissiut evidence to prove - I h , .tensity or the muitleres, slid that he rowr•itted the mar• err wsnoishly and wilfully. Be prodwesd the shirt of the d : it nos harmed and bloody where be received the w.tonst . . Mr IHsehlsott ant Mr. White paid great ettentios to his st•t. meet ; tl a f.. sirs xi-minus° spoke fluently in Spanish to loos, and I.• mar s.ti•Eed himself to all the questions he *ski it, he 4.55.ie by hint to the Magistrates of the district to t. 1.• the eterea►ry niraseres for apprebeoding the alleged at orderer. STAMPS ISSUAD FOR SRWSPAPERS. AN ACCOUNT aline Nireaber of Stamps jawed for News. porn, for the Yes, 1801 ; distieguishieg the Loathe. front the Provincial Newspapers, op/ diatiottsiebiog the different ILoadoo Newspapers, and the Amoral of Doty received front each. roa 1801. LONDON NEWSPAPERS. DAILY. English Chronicle General Evening Post London Chronicle ...... Lloyd's Evening P05t........ Morning Advertiser Morning Chronicle ...... ....• Morning Herald •••• Morning Post Oracle Porcupine; will Heart of Oak Public Ledger; with Low/Gal Pocket St. James's Chronicle; with I on Lond Journal . . Times; with Evening Mail .. Traveller; with Commercial' Chro•iele ......... Tree Briton ; •itb Re s Whitebait Eve•iug Post WICILT. Craftsman; •ith Selector Johnson's w.day Monitor... , Leedom Rectorate; with West } =Jester Journal Old British Spy Sunday Review Weekly Dispatch York's Political Review TRtta WIZ&IL Police Gazette Total Nitaber of Lowell Newspapers which can be distinguished Provincial Newspapers sad] Sumps issued for the sup. ply of London Papers, sot L . specified in the above Ac. count which cannot be die ling oished J Total Number of Newspaper I Stamps issued C.wmpiruller's Office. Stamps, 1911 April, 1822. t 14,571 10 73 A. It BARKER, Pro Compto oiler. An ACCOUNT of the Number of Stamps issued for News. papers, fur the Year 1821; distinguishing the London from the Provioeial Newspapers, and doseinguishiug the different London Newspapers, and the Amonut of Duty received from each. roa 1821. Pro Coates Wier. LONDON NEWSPAPERS. NUMBER DUTY. - .-----...- , DAILY. t s. d. British Press and The Globe... 777,500 12,958 8 8 British Traveller 61,575 1,369 11 8 Courier 1,504,500 08,575 0 0 Morning Advertiser; with I 970 16,166 13 4 ' Sunday Advertiser Minaret Chronicle Vereein Herald 5E114964; PON New Timms . . ••• • 1166, 14.100 0 0 P• 4419 Laws IN, 7,175 0 0 Saar ' 4111,073 0,834 11 0 Staleness; with Constitutrea . 139,150 3,985 18 8 Sun Times; with Evening Ma.... 9,884,800 44,746 13 4 Traveller; with Calllllolll6 I 388,500 6,441 13 4 81141 Loudon Cbrociellt.• • • True Briton TURES TIM PS • USU. &Khali Chronicle General Evs.ing Pont 150,001 1,500 0 0 Si. James's Chronicle; with 577,500 9,825 9 8 Baldwin's JoereaL Loudon Packet .. SW ICC • WEIL. .1 Bell's Weekly Dispatch . .,13t250 2,104 3 4 Bell's Weekly Memenrar British Luingaary ~ 62,500 875 0 lb . British Neptune, with British Freeholder, British Mara city, Leaden Modevallar, 600 0 0 London sad Provinelel Gazelle, National Regis- ter, and Norwich Courier Brunswick Catholic Adrorate .... 18,545 309 I 8 Champion 30 ,070 501 3 4 Courier de Leeds's • 22,500 375 Q 0 Examiner 141,975 2,388 6 0 Granlise 1,489 3 A John 801 l John Beira Britt* AcentaL 2, , . 33 6 8 Lando. Gazette • 180,. , • 2,668 13 4 News 506 • 1 8,441 13 4 Nicholsoe's Price Correa .... 7, it 123 8 8 Observer .... 714,000 11,800 0 0 Observer of The Times • 55,150 919 3 4 Real John Bull .. 77,568 1,292 18 0 Wooler's British Gazette . 66, " 1,108 8 9 virzelcr-Y. J . Aurora Borealis Belt's Price Correct British Monitor ..... ...wee.. 116,075 417 18 .4 Christie° Reporter 24,650 410 16 8 Csbbett's Register ...... County Chronicle; pail 216,500 3,775 0 0 County Herald County Literary aireelde.... 1,500 25 0 0 Englishstisu ; with Mirror et} 137,750 2,295 16 8 the Times Farmer's Journal 155,000 2,583 8 8 Independent Observer 36,866 614 8 8 Law Chronicle ll,lOO • 185 0 0 Literary Gazette 00,107 1,003 5 8 Marwades Price Current Military Register Mirror Philanthropic Gazette Sunday Mositor; with West-) minsier Journal ; and 10 - 82,500 1,041 13 4 perial Gazette 3 Town Talk ONCE • TORTIIIGHT. Racing Calendar 24,4 496 13 4 once 16 TVI6BY WII KS. Poliee Gazette , .. 30,1.0 600 0 0 eves • MODTR Literary Advertiser 6,000 100 0 0 --.--- -...--.--..- Total Number of London 1 16,264,534 270,908 18 0 Newspapers, Proviocial Newspapers .... 8,526,262 142,087 10 8 -.---- Total Number of Pieria- I . 94 4 779,786 412,996 8 8 pa per Stamp illfted ; Comptroller's Offire, Stamps, 19th April, 1812. A. R. BARKER, rIIBERI tHE TURF. idiIfIEAREET SECOND SPRING MEETING. VIEDIMIDAY, Yawl e. Slow *re lOeo. oodi, for 3.yr-old rolls, Sit. 71b. ; sad allies, Set. alb. T.T.C. Duke.? Ristlead's bl. f. by Smolensk° Mr. Yilliers's I. by Dos Cossack H. R. H. the Duke of York's f. by Wbaleboae, oat of Saimaa 3 7 to 4 on Smolensk°. . _ • Duke et Graft's/61 Posthorn', Sat, boat Lord Exeter's Tipsy, 8.1.31 b. D.M. 111.10 p. b. fi.—a so toe Postboss. Wyodhases Robin Hood, Sat. 71b. best Mr. Fox's Paint-brash, 7st. 111/b. D.ll. 100gs.-9 to 1 on Robin Hood. Handicap Plate of MI. by subscription, being the Third of the throe 60,. Plates, fur 3,4, 6, and 6-yr olds, sod aged horses. A.F. Lord Clarendon's Mirsndols, 5 yr. old, Sst.l9lb 1 Mr. Wyndham's b. f. by Wbalebooe, dam by Canopus, 3 yrs old, Bat. 21b. Lord G. H. Cavesidish's eh. e. Earthaeal , 4 yr. old, 84.110 3 Mr. Charlton's Is. h. Barker, 8 yrs old, 94. 51b. Mr. Rush's b. m. Romp, aged, Sat. 1010. Mr. Feawiek's !c. c. Sir Hob'thread, 4 yrs old, llst. 41b. His Royal Menem the Doke of York's ch. 1. Electress, 3 yrs old, fist. 21b. Mr. Fraser's b. h. Chanspienon, 6 yrs old. 94 51b dr Mr. Dilly's b. f. Matilda, 4 yrs old, Sat. 111 b. Mr. Batsou'r b. f. Freak, 4 yrs old, 7st. Illb The Judge placed but three. 7to 1 apt Mirandola-11 to 1 apt Bacchanal-4 to 1 agst Rasher. Mr. Rarnsbotlism's Shreckhorn Bst. beat Mr. Rous's Euphrates, Bst. Sib. 1). I. 1014..26 to 4 apt Shreckborn. Duke of Graften's Reginald, est. Ilb. rte. 70p ft. from Mr. Roues Autigalllcau, 84. 91b. Ab. M. 100 gs. b. ft. MILFORD WEMS RACES.—TVISDAT, MAT 7. A Silver Cap, with 20gs. added. for Members of the Milford Hunt. Two-mile beats, sod to tarry llat. Mr. Ha►daere's b. b. Poreupioe Mr. Moorman's br. h. Cbrionspbor ......... Mr. Mitchell's Loretta .. 1 3 Captain Masoa's Pompey ' 4 4 Mr Meteales Trio .... r ' 3 dr An exeelleat race-4I kr 4 eget Lamm, and 2to 1 eget the wiener. Irooters'Stakes of Sp. each. Tea Subscribers. Mr. R. Rosivrrie's Sipsersper Mr. Luke's Testilstot Mr. Gregory% llama S S 3 Mr. Goddard's ass II 3 4 Mr. Herding's Jezebel 'ss i Ihr Mr. Westworili's Oro* Gracie felt whilst either play tor es woad had, bat dos harm aid rider word salsori. NEWCASTLE RACES. Ott Taroday Out the following races took place on New castle Towu Moor, and afforded •ach sport to a naavereos tield. A Sweepstakes of sgs. each, Mt. (8 Subscribers.) 11 roils heats. Mr. Doneonibes b. b. Driver (rode by Mr. Baird) I I • Mr. Ferguson's b. r. Jersey (the owner) Mr. Heslg's gr. b. Whiakertrados (Major Healy) II 3 1 I Mr. Clarke's gr. b. Si Thomas (Mr. W. Ssaili) 3 S 3 Mr S. Parker's b. as. Doss (the owner) ' 4 4 4 Mr. Copehad'a b. b. Groggy (the owner) 4 0 6 Capt. Boger's b. tu. Hibernia (Mr. Piton) • In roasquence of Mr. Baird d.anaonating before I. case to she pat iheoreond heat was disputed, and run over agaim by Mr. Fargason and Major Healy. A Sweepstakes of 101,a. each. (4 Sebecribers.) Omo mile sad a half. Mr. Stewart's b. as. Pirate, list. (the Owner) .. 1 Mr. Was. Smith's hone, llst. Capt. Laieward'a M, e. Hoek, 100. (Mr. Pigou) S Mr. Davidson's 15... Raga', 100. 101 b. (Mr. Loraine) 4 A match of 25gs. each. Oae mile and a half. Mr. Fergusion's b. b. Gateway, 10st. 71b. (Mr. Stewart) 1 Mr. Copelaud's b... Whalebone, 9at. 7I b (Capt. Kearney) 2 This was a well-contested race. WRITINGS OF CRIDITORS AT TINE COURT OP COMMISSIONERS OP BANKRUPTS, Yo-Noititow. • —sm.— W. Young and J. Renard, late of Hermitage, wharf ...... R. Camper, Commercial-road, grocer . /1 R. W. Dean and T. w. Cooke, Bethnal-green, brewers 3 11 J. Evans, nevem% haberdasher P, Murphy, Bloomsbury, wine-merchant J. - Ripley, Wapping and Limehunse, mathematical instrument-maker D. Jeremy, C.ornbi 11, lines-draper t 12 J. Richardson, New Kent-road, corn-factor 3 11 J. lenity, Basing-lane, wine-averebast S. Brown, Vine-street, Lambeth, cooper U. Parker, late of Birchio-lane, merchant J. Nash, lien. Clantio.i, farmer 2 10 T. Freethy. Acton, baker L Jones, Deptford.bridp, grocer 1 10 J. Remit, Whitechapel, linen-draper J. Pritchard, Clerkenwrll, carpenter . . 1 10 DIVIDENDS. I'. Sawyer, Ramsgate, chemist lO J. Archer, Ware, miller P. Hillary, Mark-lane, wine-merchant T. Mathew, High Holborn, linen-draper P. Young, jun. sad R. Anderson, late of Wapping, sail- makers J. P. Hillary, Mark-lane, wiummerchant G. Fliadt, London-wall,, nidetrant J. mad T. fit. Pipers, Maidstooe, grocers H. Exard, Breatford, carpenter J. Wh whereto, Worship-street, coach.master ll S. Miller, Easaworth,rope-maker l2 CERTIFICATES. T. Edwards, late of Miaclol.laae, afterwards of Hart street, Crotched Friars, then of Savage-gardens, and after wards of Mark-lase, in the City of Loudon, but now of Brighton Sasses, merellant.--J. Knight, of Burton-under. Needwool, Tattenhill, Stafford, draper.--. 1. Bower, of Tot hill-street, Westminster, grocer.—W. Snap', of Lichfield, mercer.—T. Athiasoo, of Newculle-upoo.Tyue, burn. • draper. Last week two labourers employed in digging gravel in the pits at. Middle-hill, near Bath, dis covered two elephantine tusks, one 15 feet below the surface of the earth, the other 10; the former was in a state of too °mach decay to be preserved ; the latter, measuring nearly five feet in length, was taken up almost lit • perfect state, and is now in ths possession of the Rev. W. C. COLTON, of Middle-hill. The Wellington eoech was nearly upset on Mon day week, at the north-end of Chester-le-street, in consequence of the horses taking fright at the divi sion of the 7th regiment of foot, then on its march to Chatham. The coachman was thrown from his seat, and the guard and two outside passeugera, alarmed for their safety, leaped from the coach as the horses turned rapidly round to gallop back Mtn the town. They dragged the coach over several heaps of stones sad along the bridge. and did not stop till one of the wheel horses lamed himself by getting his leg over the pole. which was broken. These were no inside passengers, and the coach maintained its upright position. DUTY. 2 •. it. 1,991 16 $ 2,907 $ 10 3,317 14 2 1,452 13 Stj 9.078 9 6 7,A12 14 2 11,119 15 10 4,657 6 10 7,889 18 1,4 2,785 8 4 7,791 2 11 3,551 0 10 13,933 17 1 4,717 14 2 11,726 0 0 lips 3 9 1,024 9 7 1,421 17 6 1,036 • • 91 2 11 514 19 7 247 18 4 291 13 4 920 10 • 103,155 0 1 131,416 10 Of 'B. Reports state that the Prince of Denmark is com ing to this country with his Princes' and hi. si s t er , but it is doubted here whether the litter is coming. The intercour►e with France still continues as brisk as ever; the Arecite Wain packet arrived ou Friday last with eight carriages and about a hun dred and ten passengers, five of the carriages be longed to the Earl of Bristut, who was on board with his numerous family (about thirty, including servants) ; h:s Lordrhip and family did not leave here till yesterday. The Royal yacht had not arrited at Calais to-day when the packets left that port. nor was it known there when his Royal flighneva the Crown Prince of Denmark is expected to arrive. A company of the 3d Buffs, with the band of that regiment, arrived here ou Sunday, to be in readi ness to form a guard of houour to his Royal High nets on leading. It is reported that the Prince Regent yacht, Cap tain Sir Michael Seymour, arrived last night in the Downs, from Deptford, on her way to Calais, to receive on board the Crown Prince of Denmark. NARKE7's. [Frost the " London Mermenle Price Current," j Tuesday, May 7, 1822.1 WEBS' INDIA AND SPANISH MAIN PRODUCE. Comm.—Several public sales have been brought for ward 'Mee our lass, consisting chiefly of the late arrivals of Demerara, Berbier, ■nd St. Dumbigo, and on the whole of the reduction to be made from our last quotations is trifling ; the sale ou Thursday went ell heavily, but on Friday some parcels of Dutch of good quality found ready purchasers at fall prices, naeleati qualities were very doll of sale; St. Domingo has gone off at the rates quoted in oar last, a few lots only of ordinary quality in casks having been sold under Ma. per cwt. Tlee stock of West India Coffee is now 2,317 tone, being 1,365 less thus at this time last year, present prices lac per eat. lower. The B. P. Suga► market has been dull, but no reduction has taken place from the prices paid on Tuesday last. Foam!, Suatau.—Nearly 2,000 chests of Havannah, have been brought to public auction since our law. the quality was c►iefly w►ite, but few rr ally tine, which b.oulht much the same price as wire obtained List week; for yellow three was a more brisk demand, and full prices were obtained. 54 chests and 100 barrels of Brazil wire also put up and sold at Is. to 2s. per cot. lower, but the quality was gene. rally inferior. The atock of B.P. Sugar is now 1,209 casks less than at this period last year present plum 2s. per cwt. lower, per gazette average. The Rum market has been dull at the prices quoted in Mr Mo. The shock of Rum is now 23,815 puncheons, and price of meal U. 641. per gallon; ditto same time last year 14,521 pouches's, and price of proofs la. 9.1. per gallon. Piwarro.—A rather large quantity of this article hashers sold by public auction during the week at a &cline of about Id. per pound. Cocoa.—Some Trinidad and Guayaquil offered publicly was takes in at shoat the prices quoted. DWlWOODso—Logwood euntinneu steady; Fustie is dull of sale. PRICES OF BAY AND STRAW. i&MRI . II. lIIIIITSCH *PIM. By 3/ 4s 04 to 41 4. Od I nay_ 3!10.04 to 41 Os Od 'Prato II 4.04 to 11 10. MI Clover.. 4/ Os Od to 51 Os Od Clover 31 8. 0.1 to 41 Bs 0.1 I Straw.. I/ Bs 0,1 to 1116 a Od PRICES OF YALLOP Tows Tallow 43s OJ —a 0.1 Yellow Kaisia 430 CO —$ OJ White diti0...41. Od —a Od Soap ditto.... 391 Od .....4 Od Melting Stuff 324 Oil —a Od Ditto routth..2Os Od —a Od ', SOAP, ate. per Yellow Soap 76s Mottled urd Graves 94 Os Good Dregs 64 Os PRICE OP RAW FAT, per stune of Slb . Pries by Tallow (as stated by the Tallow Melters) la. aid RAW Rest Heifers St Steen, per ISt.. lIDES. Ordinary.. 2. 2d tole 4.1 2. 10d to; 3. 0.1 Market Can.. each 10. Od Middliogs ils 6d to 2. 8d Eng. Horse Os Od to Os Od SHEEP SKINS. Fells Minding* Lesobs.. PRICE OF LBATHIPt. Butts, 50 to 50Iba. each led to 20.1 per lb. Ditto 50 to 06165. esti ..2224 to 23.1 Dressieg Hides 174 to 194 d Fine Coach Hides lll.l to 194,1 Crop Hides 35 to 40 lbs. for cutting 171,1 to 18Id Ditto 45 to 59Ibs ..185t1 to 204 Calf Skins 30 to 40Ibs 2641 to 30d Ditto 50 to 70Ibs ..... to 34d alto 70 to 801b5..... ........ 26J to 2841 Small Seals (Greenland) 1841 to 20.1 Large ditto 15.1 to 18.1 Tanned Horse Hides Spanish Horse Hides 164 to 20d PRICE or liors, per Cwt. NSW TIMMY RAW. lest ....21 Ns to 5/ Os Kent 2116. to 4/ 15. Sussex ..21 12. to 31 129 Sussex .... 2/ Itle to 31 Os 16, to 41 4, Erse:.... 21 16. to 41 O. Farnham, flue, 41.105. to 7/. 109 —Secoodr, 21.10.. to Gt. 6e. A Meeting of the County of Eases was held at Chelmsford on Tuesday, for taking into consideration "The distressed situ. atiun of all the different dosses of Society dependent upon agriculture, in order that the meeting might make such re presentation on the subject to the Legislature as the cireems stances in which the agricultural body are placed imperi ously require." Sir T. B. LENNARD moved eight Resolutions, upon which a Petition to Parhamsnt was fuouded. They stated the general sad utipsritilried distress under which tbe coun try was suffering, and declared it to be the °piglets of the meeting that such distress was in a great measure caused by urerwbelsniog taxation, Mr. passim seconded the Revolution', which were ap• proved and sepported by C. C. Weeteru, Esq. M..P., T. B. Leeward, !Esq. M.P., Mr. Tower. ■nd Mr. Barton ; ■nd un paved by Colonel Brisaston, aud Admiral Harvey, M.P. A(. ter a lengthened discussion, they were earliest iirerly goes uintously, there not bring mutt than belt a dutch heeds held wp against them. On Saturday last as a man and his wife were rid ing through Thetford in a small cart, the pony took fright and ran off, when the woman succeeded in getting down behind, but the man was thrown out upon the road. Being taken up by a gentle man before whose house he fell, he said his neck was broken, but as he retained his speech the gen tleman was satisfied that he was mistaken, and after he had been bled,. and remained in the house for some time, he walked out, and got into his cart again to be taken home, but still persisted that his neck was broken. In five minutes more he was a corpse. The body was examined, and the only in jury discovered was • sli 4 ht mark on the neck, which cannot be supreme' to have produced death. .kAVAL INTELitOVICE. PORTIIIIOIITIP4 NAT 1. Arrived tie Moots' Whisper, Dees, (rook IM Gin j Good Hop*. VALIUM:MN Mk 7 7 Sailed the Ogle Castle, Creek, ; Nymph, Whey; c e , t. Chapman ; arid Robset sad Mary, Slane, for Landes. The Marlborough packet ' Ball, front Lisboa, is ao• sight off the blaofteles, tbere being little or au wise, she cannot be is till late. COBlll, SAT 3 The Griper arrived hers to-day; Mid yesterday, a Tusher Light s a quantity of 'wreck, omen which was pus. ed up a sort of desk, containing the Mediterranean maim other papers of the brig Concord, of Workiovus, 175 to ss , J. C. Ray, master. It is feared the vessel is lost is the yi, gales with which our coast was visited ' • the bower/it ne other parts of the wreck were also pick ed up. The Apo, spoke yesterday the Corawallis, of Shoreham, from LiAe b to Dublin, the master of which reported that he Mel ;Hai up she day befbre Ave Orkin of butter, marked " Hen/n, Cork." Doom, VAT 8 Arrived hero for shelter the Thome, sad Ana from 0b.. ; Nancy, Thompson, from Margate; Squirrel, Menskam, Net ibtiugi, with loss of an anchor and cable; Minerva, C 00.., from Portsmouth, with " - Mooed bread!, sad several usher., names unknowo. DEAL, VAT O. Rennie In the Downs the Severe frigate, Prince lirgcst yacht, and Diligence East India pilot latch. The farmers in Devonshire, from ibe fine std strong appraraoces of the bud and blossom 0,1 apple-trees, expect a good crop of cider fruit n , >: season. NewcAIITLI. MAY 7.—Yesterday a Private ine.•'• ing of shout forty gentlemen took place at Door worra's, the Queen's Head ion, to take int. . rideration the propriety of establishing a 161,1, this town, on the principle of the Joint Siock . parties. They separated without coming to resolutions. We understand that a public mreticg on the same subject it in agitation. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bank Stock.. 2394 239 I India 80nd5..56 58p , . 3 per Cent. Red. 771 78 I South See Stock.. sA I , 3 per Ct. Cona. 78 . 111/4 I Es. Bills. 2.... , 31 per Cent.... 88k 89 I 14 1 pr. 4 per Cents.. 94j! I Ditto 5me11.... 3 G 5 per Ct. N. A n. 10Ib I Lottery Ticket. in/. Is.. Bk. L. Ann. 19! 13.16 I Cone. tor Acc..7Bili! COURSE OF EXCNAJ Amsterdam, C.F. 12 6 Ditto at Sight... 12 2 Rotterdatra....... 12 6 Antwerp ........ 12 1 Haanbargh 37 2 .. 37 3 Paris 3 day's date 25 20 Ditto 26 SO Rourdesuz ....• • 25 50 Frankfort Oa the GN I TIMIDAY, MAY 7. Legions ... 481 441 Veaies 27t, Malta Nap1e5........ 44/ Palmas, per se-- 1184 WWI Operas 5l Rio Janeirs 46 Bahia • ...... 51 Dobbs Cork 154 Pelersburgb, p. rbl. 9 :Us. Vienna ....„ do 10 10 Trieste ...a 19 10 Madrid Cadiz ..... Bilboa Barcelona sews*. Portugal Gold in a. it. C 1,1113, per WI 6 0 • Gold in Bars 3 17 144 New Doubloons— 3 15 0 New Dollars 0 4 9 1 ; Silver in Bozo 0 0 u G Sev ib lilk e tar 3ll ra BIRTHS. Yalarday aorairg at Theatres Ellutel, Berkelervary. Mrs. Lose Foit, of a &tighter. On the night of the 7th inst. at his house In Devonshire. street, the Lady of James Alexaoder, Emu M.P. of a soil. On Sunday, the stb instant, at his soot Cordes Hall. Lancashire, the Lady of R. Townley Parker, Esq. o a no and Lair. MARRIAGE. Ots Thursday the 2d lost. at East Barnet Chnrch i llerts, by the Rev. Dr. Garrote, Sir Thomas Whelan, one of the High Shoed?. of Dublin, to Alicia, realest daughter of Edward Egos, of Cassie House, Herta, Ely. DEATHS. Or Saturday last, is thwat Portland-street, Mrs. Torahs'', wife of Walter Tomball, Esq. uss the Btb ultimo, sear the Hill of Allen, county of Kill. dant, Mr. Thsdy Doorley, a stoat respectable farmer, it Il,e adssiteed age of 146 years ! be retained ►is (scalds, to the last mossest,aad was able to lake tbe plessores of as) sad of field satassuaeat within dm haw sic months of hiatu s. lie was married to a yang wowast, a widow, 19 years ago, aged 31 years, bet has left so issue. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE THIS DAY. II!prolog 28 after 4. I Eveniug 47 afire 4. "‘ Donnie et plums Tby house and pleasing wife. SOCRATES, by his Discourse on Marriage, so euraphired ►is auditors with the subject, that the mar ried men flew le t►eir wires, and the bachelors hastened to be wadsied, turd the 14 Speetator" has affirmed, that tbe wont " wi k" is the most agreeable and delightful same iti inure. The sacred institution, then, uf marriage, compasses the deahleraluin of our eajoymest, itemise not osly with hap pier*. os earth, but disposing the soul itself to harwasise with bless ►ereafter. Previous, however, to alining tate this ►allowed obligatios, it becomes as isspnrative rho?, not ably to regulate the missions, but to cleanse She trower nature from those impurities which the freedom uf ea resttieted pleasure may have entailed op it. To the Neglect of such altestios are attributable /nosy of these haplees isetaocee, which, while they excite the commi seration of the beholder, 1h..1d also imprem bum with the fear of self-reproach. Lassrlese habits will effesninise the body —a residence in the tropics will relax the elastic fibre — but more especially does the premature is fatuatiou • f youth too fnequestly compromise the aslant Situ'', iris, ■ state of inaaillos, frees which the agonised sufferer more thou doubts the chance of relief. Ta all arch, thorn; se address ourselves, offer's' hope, tinny, 15111.01131 streuglls, felicity; nor will sr advances appear questionable, Mr- I lolled as they are by the multiplied proofs of tweet, year: successful experience. The easy cares of wriewried lift are sometimes disturbed by t►e suspension of *Suet Wisner which couceutrate the nuptial wreath, for the female Mat if often cuastitutinually weak, yet it cats be steeuitheueit, sod deficient energy improved into Nudists I power. la every case of syphilitic amnesia'', as well mho every eel's ation of t►e generative economy, we pledgesiur ability to cure speedily, avid with effect. Emorstly sob itous to rigid the nefeeliag empiric from the position sin pi esonaptooesly taken up, we deviate maim general primal pies wit► k" hesitation; tied confident in oar ow■ humid table istegratv as Members of the College of Sorgeons, se refer the suf. fering community of either sex (especially those eland' Into matiiniurtial life) at owe to our, howse, where daily attendance Is given fur personal compel isms, sad let ters from the coustry are immediately aaswee ed ; these snit eostain s remittance for advice and inediciae , witch eau be forwarded to any pert of the wield, however. distant. GOSS mid CO. M.R.C. S No. 7, Jersayo-street, St. James's; ■nd j 4 o. 11, Buuverie street, Flomotreet, Loa* .o. ['noted ..d Published at THE MUTH R PREfts 3 THE GLOBE 0111e*, N.. 127, timid. by t: 1.01 0 WELL, .t the arm& .~~ ,~ h ; k~ I . 1 ._.i eff 99.11 :6" 111 312,1 541,1 • 191,1 1104,1 129; 9,011,41 _ __l.--