The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1820-05-17 00:00:00

I Fr ~ ~~~ 1 ~t i , 1.1 V . • • • • • • likaissobsio46-4tat eirowakje Abe upqm 44imisramoi.retereg tregjiaing insmowel Mom faittaidahie. W e Itope tttat theldinissilet. even for AIM own admitting*. end as tieugsh &edit etiomerry to salsa a spleen of gagman% tills eatenfalied glist under witicb the moat; has as Jong Fred, to cheat the progress st •naticosal calm. 164.0,14 moat cosmonaut witls tavagral wiebes .fake The estimates of the army service A ar th e p re se n t year have bees printe4 by order of she House of -Cominsons. The total rinniber r s t h e mai are i 42,4116 men, Wirehair% officers, of whom ty,sw foros die British regiments on service in India. The enra ordered home hong India cousivt of 1,490 men. The total numbers of the standing army to he provided for on the home establishment, includ ing officers and rwriPcneninissione4 officers. are gs,teg men. The total estimated expense of the A• rtery service, including the volunteer corps, &c. ornomits to 6,907,46451. 6s. id. The expense of the volunteers corps for the year amounts to 952,5001. The regiments ordered home from In dio for the purpose of being di.bsuded, are the 21st and MO light dragoons; and horn the cape of Good Hope six companies of the Royal African corps. The 21st dragoons arrived iti England on Mr 6th of April last; tl:e 22d are expelled to arrive by the 24th of June. The expenses of these two corps are chargeable to the Honourable the East India Company until the day of their arrisal iii England. We are surprised to bud that the half-pay list still exceeds a million sterling, not withstanding the re-organization of the veteran battalions. It is incumbent upon the Honst of common'. at this moment of general distress, when the demand for economy is universal in the country, and the finances are labouring under the stvemt embarrassments, to inquire why the va cancies as they occur in the army are not filled up by officers taken from the half-pay list. It Is a shameful waste of the public money to sup. port two sets of officers, especially as there are hun dreds of fine young men who have seen much se tere service, languishing on the half-pay list. and doily beseeching the Couirusuder-in-Chief to restore them to active service. W. have received the Paris Papers of Saturday last. The Chamber of Peers was summoned to tt...et on Monday, to commence its proceedings preparatory to the public trial of Loire!, the anas. sin of the Duke de BURY. Gravier. charged with an attempt on the life of the Duchess of Bata?, remains in the prison of La Force. This man was employed in 1914, and beginning of ISM at Peronne, as a Quartermaster In a regiment of Belgian lancers, then raising in France. At the era of the one hundred days, he quitted the Belgic service and joined BONA , . PARTE, after whose fall he was condemned to dt.sth as a traitor by • Council of War at Bros. see. The seutince was remitted, and be was placed fur some time under surveillance in France. in oh:ch country he has continued to reside. A Petition was introduced in the Chamber of Deputies on Saturday, which gave occasion to BEM. ;AMIN CO/WART to complain that the Goxene de Frartre had designated the companions of Graviera rest and constant Liberals." This he repro. bated as an attack upon his political friend.. After • long and warm discussion the Petition was rejected. A Deputation of the Chamber presented to the Rom. on Friday, the Law upon the Customs adopted in the preceding sitting. Count Dt CARES is not expected to set out for London until next month. As the Duke of ANGOVLEMS was in the act of putting his foot in the stirrup to mount his horse. sii4 proceeding to review the troops an the place of Lows she Greet at Lyons, on the 6th instant, the swans!, frightened by the sound of the drums, started aside and threw his Royal Highness to the ground, but he received 110 injury by the fell. Th.. Five per Cent. Consuls were on Friday, 731 r. 6-10ths....Bank Actions, 4,500 fr. Yestrtday the Duke of You transacted unh oly business with the Ktita at his Palace in Poll. molt. Plince !Ammo (lined with the Duchess of Ada? at the Niece, Kensington yesterday, The naval grand ball'given to the Ladies by the Mein Noble Knights of the 134th. ou their lostal. htion. nod which. was postponed till the conclusion .of the war, is. we understated. to take place on a mum extensive sod niagniScritt scale than synn ever witnessed in this country. as there are fifty Knights in be installed. Vaexhalt Godeno, sod those of -Chelsea College. see mentioned as the places at .vstyclo this splendid entertainment is to take place. Jt would seem that the dJudies of Calcutta. juoPnted on their velocipede,. have become rather troublesome to the worthy citizens Of that inetropo- Its :—the followiug general order has inconsequence bean awned : "IlitooratOsstess..-114 Ms gusting, toe Nog Noble Me Oserrteos-Gesesol. ilia Escapee, the Most Noble the Goveneoptieuentl *owed to direst that is Moe* • Velociordee @bud es be .persitted to ester ths itespondemtia- walk." ',. The price of a coronation dress for a Peer and . reerass is estimated at I ,tlOO/. When Lord NOltstuair beard of the achievement 'of fillenumear, the'inforrove. on the late static viola. 4be t itanium,. " Lord SIUMOIIIIII igiay truly say— , bleat oivenaripuraso ors paramin." , TAR AllOtro—A detachuseilt of the Lancer, reartered to our barracks. left this city oa "Frisy last (the ilth Wet.) foe Northampton. They are to be replaced by two troops of the alb Light Dragempos..ll(C•agerry Mercury.) rtxesray► ,C4lllO sawsiset swami or 111.1Pawn* at 4 HMI saws •V Mgt tieltegillt l 001.11111/11. . . ........... &Wad, it T. Ilsommoor o T. POWs, $14.4. e A. Aide% J. b. Olokliath Law , riul l o, _ Alkui,J. M. Grabens, J. R. a. min% 1.. 3...- 11Aborp, V. 11;ushemy a P. nimmilbf. Us. F. rrn Ammo, Ham .a. Orsotoll, Pomo* Poker, R. Assiin ter 0. hiqier, Sir W. Parka, Orb. W. Aober;, Sir .1. Query, R. 11. Nice r B. Hougitry, atir J. F. Holideriand, W. Pyles, Fromois Bagwell,Rt.Ho.W. Harbord, Mn.. F.. Ilielatoll Wine. Breen, Julia Harery, 0. %V. illamsbntiolN J. Belgrave, Vier. Harakiri*, G. iturtsbem, J. C. liettenterth. Jos.. Hems, Sir H. likertka. David Derrell, Sir a Hill, Lord I. Ridley, Sir N. W. Baskas, Henry Hobbotere J. C. Roberts. Alir. Bohm*. J. F. Heywood, W. P. Robert% George Bernard, Vise. Ilmsky, F.. Robison, Me ed. Barrett, S. AL Buglers, W L.. ROW*, s.e W. Beaumont, T. P. Meeks, Cot litomlipidi C. Bemeett i llem.lll. G.Jeresist, G. P. Rummell, Lord John Braise, Bee. Reek, G. A. L. Riamodi, Lord G. W. Bernal, Ralpb Slog, Sir J. D. Sebeight, Sir Jobe Birch, Joe. Rromedy, T. F.. Sposom, R. Broughams, H. Leib, Thee. Smorders, fir a. Barden, bir F. Lawson, H. Septr, Joim Baty, Vise. Lamb, Hon. W. South, Abel BYltd, Gunge Lambkins, JG. halide. Robert Bright, H. Lessee, Sir W. Smith, Julia Chelan.* G. Lloyd, Sir E. 'midi, Ulm. R. Calvet*, Nit. Lloyd, J. H. ihoitb, Senund Cherry, G. H. Leskiligtum,ll. Susitli, We. Calthorpe,Ho.F.G.ideberly, Jobe .Searkit, James Csleraft, John Moberly, W. L. , SeCtos. Barite Celeraft,Jobn, jun. Marryou. Joe. Smoky, Lord Coked, C. Meedsoald, J. Stewart, W. Campbell, Hon. J. bleekistosb, Ilk J. Stuart, lasi J. Carew, R. S. Mortis, John dyke", D. Curter, John Hilliest, Mark Spurrier, C. Camodieb, Henry Mikes, Vise. Tryabegoe. I. 'I CBlllllO4l, Hon. H. Maack, J. B. Talk, C. 11. Clines, Vise. Moore, Peter Tonnabood, Lord C. Coke, T. W. Moore, A. Tsvialosb,lgeeblike Colborme, N. R. Heasym, Sir T. Taylor, C. De Crespigny, Sir W.Neville, Hon. A. Tierney, Rt. Hm. G. Davempert, D. Newport, Rt. Hoe. Wyss, Sir W. W. Dawson, H. If. Sir J. Wyss, C. W. Davies, T. H. Newman ' R. W. Wodekomee, 1.. Demise*, Wm. Nag's., Lord Wkilmore ' W. Denman, Thee. Owslow, A. Williams, Sir R. Deueaosea, Vier. O'Grady, S. Webbe, R. Dundas, Hem. L. Ord, W. I.Vbitbroad, W. H. Dundee, Thos. Osborne, Lord F. Whitbread, S. C. Evans, Wm. oiiiiitois, L o rd Wilkins, Walter Ellice, Ed. Plumber, J. Wiliam, Sir IRMA. Fang, Jobe Polka, Sir J. %Vanessa, W. Ferried, K. Fed, W. Yr Wilmington, Sir T. Fellowea, W. U. nohow', J.. Wood, Aldermaa Fergessow, sir R. C. Portman ' E. B. Wyeill, IL Fitzgerald, Lord W. Patine:, Col. Fitzroy, Lord C. Palmier. C. F. TlLLtall. Fitzroy, Lord I. Pares, Thee. Abeseromby, Ha. J. Folkstime, Vies. Parnell, W. Hamilton, lord A. Frauklaud, IL Peers', H. _4 BS7'RACT Or THE OF THE LIMIT SEtTICII rot TUE TEAR 1820. Ibtal Nmssbers - im jitetheimi Ritindis timing Oillesro. mai Ireland. Lelia toren Staff (exclusitre of India) 119,003 111 0 Public Departaienis Illedieioes 38.471 11 8 Volooteer Carps.. 119,690 13 10 Regiments is flit East India Compay's territories (ritelli sive of recruiting troops and Companies) Rrcruiting troop' sad com panies for Otto 34111 91,338 1 9 Royal Military College Army Pay of Gemara' Officers 171,753 2 0 Garrimias 34,838 4 9 Fell Pay for Retired Officers Mal, Pay and Military Allow. Il noes 8094 10 3 810,989 8 4 Forelgo Half Pay 115,499 0 U la Pensioners of Chelsea sod Kilaseiabous Hoopla& 40,1.16 14 I Out.Pessalemesa Royal Military Asylum ..... 35,600 13 W Widows• Pensions. 114,992 4 0 Conspassionste List, Nueusy warrants, and Pensions for 'mends 179,370 12 1 Reduced Adjutants of Lucal Militia.... ............ 110,405 12 • Superannuation Allowances 39,232 II 3 Eatitsquar Fars 35,009 0 0 Total.. 'EDUCT—The Regiments in ludia . 12,999 11211,5116 12 1 Rißionis....r.sslosive of Corps intended for roductios....... 96,566 6,7110,916 6 6 ADD-•COUPS orderstl buns from loth.. . 1,490 113,167 15 11 alarms. of Corps remain's; to be disbanded 676 • 2000 0 0 94,763 :400,744 11 Thiprmr-The Caps ordered borne (row larks 1,490 411,147 15 11 RamAzirs—To be provided for in 1820 PA LAI gasrPli. w«-Ofilca, May 9, IOW). The speech erroneously attributed to Mr. JSR. INGlinif, in our report of the Associated Catholic Dinner, was wade by the Ho«. CNA*LiS soap, second 500 of Lord CLIFFORD. Lisisax, MaY 6.—The Egghob Lieutenant-Ge ars! Huts is gone from lino city to Dresden. Two 10,000 L Prises for the Two First-drown Priers To•nossow.—The Wheel also contains 76 mho? Capitals, moon wliieh are nova of it,oool. Con sols. etc. he —Tickets suit nom, warranted nodrawn, on Solo at Wroo's fortesaie OSer. 9. Corahill , where site Two First-drawn Prins of 10,0001. is the last Castries trete both Seld I. Shares. We are requested by Mr. A LIAM, late of Oxford street. to slate, foe the information of our reader., generally, hut more particularly those who era furnisbiog new eatabliabwiests, that he bee opened a warehouse at pity. ltt, Ifigb.street, Mary-le-houe. where. they may be sup plied with airy descripinsu of lleuselmld aid Family Liam, from • Stock similar to that of a Wholesale Warehouse. af the towed ukelele/. pries. We are cuneioesd, from ohs peculiar mode its whirl, Mr. Ate.sn's business is eooducied, that any persoo wautang either counterpanes, semetiags. table !mew, lrisb claitha.or soy caber kind of family drapery, will anise most important adeautages bt making their per. chases at his wormiutise, fur they may implicitly rely upon being served only with such articles as are h.owa to be of the best sad strongest falwk; sad.. Mr. AtAng is permits ally cuneensed is' one of the largest aninifachnies to the county of Lastaster, we boots that so Ryon lo the metro lois the *ppm Muni amities asp deacrilysiso of Hamm moolumetwapar than he is dispuaing uf bli premmt stork. rte therefore tate the liberty of remossmandiog She reader to Make a osesuorsedom of Mr. Ay,san's Moose of Busbies% "No. U, High-street, Mary-le-boao." lir ~ , 110111VM Mr. .40 $Me Ws ply me I.os 1) ." 11 ..1"4 48 1 in three fights, the lest if which was between spines spa Rebut Bent, fee lira pietas sable. Spring is a first-rate mimed baser, if not a ansashieg biller, sad .11"19 wW W been bent twins by Sheba., had shewn himself a game same. We have es mem fur peerage farther than that there wits a greet contrast in the eppears•ce of the sum, Been being in excellest crudities, aid Sprit[ emaciated and is ill health. Cribb and Shelton secoaded Spring, and lastiall and Larkin officiated for Ban. Betting was even. ROUNDS. 1. Barn hit shoat with both hands, ells l Spring returned Open the head ; a rally followed, and Burn west down. 2. Burn nude an awkward pubs with the let hand, aid Spriag floored his eleauty.--Three to one me Spring. 3. Spring made play, and decidedly out-fought his am.- Poiol fa and out, and placed a left beetled blow upon the throat, broke ground and repeated it. Bern was throw.. 4. Spring bit the body nigh his right head,' tad biome were exchanged, bet Springs imitate gave him a saps thinly, sad he floored his satagoniat agate. b. Counter hits were exchanged at tweeting, and Sprier broke away, and seabed to be sparring fur wind. In wean ingot the ropes, Rern was thrown and hit in going down. 6. A omen rally, lad Spring threw his adversary sad fell upon him. 7. This was the hest s rtnied is the fight. After exeleseg ing counter hits, bob went to wink. Spring sensed weak, 844 although he threw Bare, he kid none the best of the round. , S. A gay round, sad Burn made play at Randall's rap gestion, and bits were exchanged, sod after noels strug gling for the threw against the rapes, Spring was thrown heavy fall upon his head, and expecting be was hart, 3 to 1 was taken. S. Spring did much execution in this round with the left band upon the heed, and Burn was toe much a nature spun his legs to get it hint, and be was epentatenthed and piping for wind. 10. Bern, much distressed, received many rattling bits 'pia, and both were dawn in the struggle for the fall. 11. Burs misread a left-handed facer with the right, and Spring went dew. , but be rather gave himself the fall than a kitsch-dews. Freon the unettikiaty of Arises condi- Lica, two one was takes. 12. Hits were exchanged in Genii/ after Spring had pinked the head with the left hand. Burn received a heavy fall. 13. Spring had all the best of this round, and altlwtgb Burn martyred in to light, goodness ws useless, and he was hit abort as Spring liked, and thrownli to 1. 14, 11, and 16th rotted' were of a plies with the 14th, as But, was best. 17. Darn was too weak to stand, and be fell against the ropes, and was in a position to be bit, but Spring with uplift hand manfully walked away, mid the pith rowed settled it. There never was a turn in the fight, and Spring won it by science. Baru ass not active enough to de any thing ; and from the but and second roved it was evident that Spring mast will It, if stamina did nut forsake him. It is utmost seedless to state that Burn wee much beat, and Spring was so little hurt that he walked about the nag dee i lig tea *lbw lights. Gybleti and Rasher fought for sore than as boor sod a half, fora parse,sad samercitally milled each other. la the early part of she bailie, one or 4iyblett's peepers was dark rued, and Rasher's left ear was nearly bit from she bred.... Esti round was manfully cstuistad, and Gytilett, who is the best fighter, woe it. A gipsy lad offered to have a turn-up with any one (Obis weight, and West Cuualry Dick was picked set foe Diet said be would light to plepes the•Gtrttlemeo, but be had not seta a slab the over eighs.sad had hiked bastly. Dick was necked et 6 to 4, sod it was Ilse host of tbs Aso. They blood up fearlessly, and tideway with t•uei detersi. nation; bet in the third round the gipsy was backed at 6 so 4, sod be led throughout a pliant light of 40 fOlllllll% when Diet, who was terri►ly bealee,eried N.oswigh." NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. Fotrtsmouut, tut n. Arrived the Ariadne, Pitt, ferns 'Palermo, and Prime. Saite.Ctiborg, Smith, for Madeira ; .tbe latter tribe on the instant in lat. 49.30. long S. a brig, supposed to be • Falsnoulb packet ' with loss a foretop.mast, Sailed the Trio, Smith, for • Hull, and Charlotte, Cameos, fur Archangel. PLYMOUTH, MAT 14. Arrived of this Port the Arial* Smith, from Civil. Vreellia for Leedom • Sums and Letitia, Junes, from Leg horn • ' Marquis Catidea, aad Primers Charlotte of Wales, from Bombay and Chisel. FALMOUTH, MAY 13. Arrived the Fonr Friends, Roberts, from Loudon. Sailed the Doke of Marlborough packet for Lisbon, Marlborough packet fur the Brasile, and Princess Elissbeth packet for Americw.—all with mails; abet the Wharton, Gray, for Halifse and Mirasaichi; sod Union, Head, for Waterford. MAILWICH MAY 15. Arrived the Earl of Leicester packet from Co:haves, sod Prise* of °ramie ditto from Holland—each with e. emit. D•AL, MAY IS. - - - - - - - Arrived and sailed fbr the River he Inglis,' Bernidale ; Vaosiliart, Cows. (late Dalrymple); Mukluk Camden. Lat hier' ; and Prioress Charlotte el Halm, Grible, from hew. hay and China; also the Swan, Lyon, front Haranuah. Came down from the River and sailed Use Ewes, Robert son, for Bourdeamt; Joao. Pritchard, and Albion, ..----.-•., for Jamaica: the latter Females. Mr. HUNT and Sir CUAS. WOLIIILET were con• ducted on Monday night tu the King's Bench Prison, and were allotted an apartment over the Wine-room, whe►e they pepped the night together. They were removed yesterday to their respective Places of confinement. Flittutsori quitted Lou don on Monday night, accompanied by the gaoler of Chester. On Monday evening • preparatory meeting was held at the rooms of the Paul's Head, in Cateslott street, for the purpose of taking lose consideration the propriety of submitting to a large meeting a plan fur raising a permanent fund to defend and assist those persecuted for political (moutons. The plan of • Society, to be formed under the deno mination of the Liberal Alliance, was, after • tong speech from Mr. Wooran, proposed and adopted. EIIIMIRTIoN.—The spirit of emigration from the West. of Scotland to British North America, seems to be greatly on the lucre's, ; nor is it preva lent chiefly with those whom pecuniary distress, or want of employment at home, may be supposed to actuate in changing their situations. (deny sub.. *timbal farmers, carrying with them considerable sums of money, and with large families, are among the number of recent' deporturts. There are like wise, however. numerous artisans, as destitute of means u of work. aim are emigrating in the hope, thit•we trust will not prove vain. of bettering a condition which cannot be worse alters they are go ing than it is in the country they are leaving. The late disturbances in the west may have had tici'ssiaU share else its increasing the number of emigrants, many implicated in these proceedings having quietly " lelt their country for their couutry's guod"—a deterinstiatioti, by the hies which, how. ever excellent of its kind. some will be inclined to think would have 'been greatly improved had it been takes a few mouths sooner. NARXETS. *es doellawka Nisftestik PON clinvigefustiio, 361 . 141 1. 1016.) WIIT I*DIA AND sPapasa MAIM PSOTIVat. C•Froo.--A large public sale was brought Iswireed lad Wednesday, which sot wily folly established the 54151111,411 paid no the preceding day, as stated la MIT last postscript, bet weal off spiritedly at a farther show of 1111. SO 15.1 d. is the priers of Fueeiga, of which the sal. &hely cessiseed ; the demand has shier bees very steady, sad the salustisrot sales made at progresaively advancing priers atil Fiiday, why. ItSs. was paid fur St. Dontiagn, sad Ins. for gond middling Jaisairs, making in the wbulo an advance or 45. is los. *a Sri Plantatius sod le. per est. es foreign. The seor k of W. I. Clare is sow 3,6114 leas, bale( 324 more than at this time Wet year, reseal priest 20s. per cal. higher. The demand for S. P. bugs= was sot so lively during the hist week as the preceding une, is cuosequeote of the arrival °reeves'sl ships, but the 'hew being still linsitril, holders hiss set glees way la price; Sugars of good viably being very scarce *Oil Meth impirsit for, new of el that detions. ' will must likely meet a ready tale. The Lords of the Ma ser, hove issued a warrant, dated tbe 12th inst. to eiintii.ue the suspension of 3s. per cwt. of the slaty on Sugar thttil the loth September nest. The Stock of B. P. &tear is Do* 13,130 tasks left dos last year's at this time, recital prices Is. per cwt, loom per Gazette average. Homo have been heavy ea sale, bat there is so alterstios In the prices. The present stock of Roue is 1,703 priachtosis, suit price f pivots is. 3d. per gallop. Stock last year, same date, 7,60! pnacheons, sod price of proofs Its 10d. per gallon. • - • • SOUTH AMERICAN PRODUCE. COTTON—There was • brivk isiairy fur Cotton Jurist' the last week, chiefly for East ludis, and the extent of bovi nen it these kinds would have beau very considerable, had holders been willing to accept a small ad , they, how ever, are requiring higher rate*, and mauifert twereasiag confidence; the sales of Bengal@ were made at P.M id. sad of Surat folly 1-4. per Ili. shoe" our last woosat!das, sod were fieely takes both by lb* trade and speculator.. The sales of She week are (duly paid) BO Sea Islands fair to good 21d. to 27d.; 50 Uplands fair to good to Ild.• ' !SO Per samboceos fair 16141.; 30 Rallies good 15d.; 706Surai• (in ' (read) middling Rid. to 7d. fair to good 714. • sid.• $lO4l Besgsla (ditto) ordinary 6d. • 61d. meddling 60. fair 74. a 7til.—Tutal :1,310. The imports of the week are 1,117 hap reromaltureo, 111 bags Demerara and BMA., 47 bags Smyrna, 1,760 bags Sweat, 3,0116 bags Seaga!, 482 bags Ma. dras—Total 6,603 bags. LIVERPOOL REPORT, MAY 13, Ind. Co eon.-There has again been • good desaud fur Cot ton, particularly fin Boweds and Orkans, and these &scrip tion•' as well as One Pentanes, .re id. per lb. higher. The sales by private treaty are 8,900 bag., consisting of 00 sea- Islands, 20.1. • Ss. Old. 9 • 30 stained, 14d. • letd.; 4,000 Boweds, lip. • 12id.; 700 °Orates, 1214. a 154.; 460 Per. name,lsld. • leid.• 40 Babies, 14td. a 10d.; 0:7/0 Marie hams, 141 d. a 1511.; 50 Minas Novas, 14d.; 350 Mims Genic', 121 d ; 50 Pares, 141 d. • 14id.; 200 Demerara', 13t4. • I0J.; 90 Domingo. i 181 d. ; 10 Legumes, I Id.; 20 Boarbous, ibid.; 350 Sorals, 7id. a Ild.; 860 Bea. gals, 6,141. a fkl. per pound. The Coitus. offered at auctiou, yesterday, coneisted chiefly of Sea Meade, whirl' were permed off at a decline of Id. • 24.; the pales consisted of, 1,8.18 Sea Islands, of which 1,234 sold, ordinary to very Roe 18d a ts. bd.; 280 Demerara*, 240 sold, ordinary to good 12141. • Illd. • 11116 illerbadoes, 120 sold, ordinary to good fair !lid. a lid., asabawg Noe swat soles 10,500 bags.-The import is, us bap badia,tl6, Demers' s, 2,159 New Orli an 431,14 Savannah mai Clarks. too, 4,104 other midi - Cedfed fflatos,S,4l2 Brasil., 225 Oporto : total 26,210 bap. The Sugar market coationes dull, and the public sales, which have tenanted of nearly 1,000 hhda. at Demerara and Antigua, have gone off heavily at a further drelioe of Is. per cot: Ikt quantity sold is 909 casks. Fore*, Sagan are steady, sad would brio( former prices, but few of any lied are offering: in East luelia, 1,750 bags of dry brume Ms. oillas have been takes for shiputeot 21s. a tls. 3d.; and the grocers bare taken 300 begs low white and moist Chios I/98.91., and 600 bags Sae yellow to gaud white Bengal 775. a 81s. per cwt. Cocoa, giuger, sod Pimento are without is. gale,. A small sale of Jamaica Coffee, in the early part of the week, went ofi at 112 s. for ordinary, 1111 s. One ordinary sad 1365. 611. a 1435. 9d. good to line middling, and a fin; melt lots have been since sold at similar rates: we have bad more inquiry for foreign, but as the holders are out wit.. ling to meet the demand at corresponding rates to the Lon. doll prices, little bas been done to ,brae sot is. The Rom market continues extremely dull. New Carolina Rice has been in good demand both for export and b.' .11 use, mad 380 casks have Rope off briskly at auction at 21s. 64. a 225. 111. fair to good, sod 335. • 335. 9J. fire quality : East ludia is neglected; good white Bengal was taken in at per cwt. Solid Nicaragua Wood has brought 261, small 101. a 141. 10s ' and Jamaica Logwood 109. per we. Ashes are steady • Montreal Puts b.ve been hams for home use 355. a 356.84, sod 100 hernia New York 30s. for export, km the duty. Good Turpentioe has brought Its. aed Stockholm Tar has realised 255. per barrel. lu Hides we have had ao thing doing, with the exception of 600 North American salted at did. Tallow still egotistic, dull, and on the decline. We Moe experieseed anot►er dull week is Tobacco, the trade purchase ►ery sparingly, sod we remain without soy export demand. There has been so alieratioo to notice to the prices of Wheat risme our last, sod steady sales mallows to he made is floe qualities at former prices; ANlbefiCall Fl ou r ( o oli t ic to the large arrivalii) is dell of sale, and we lower oar quotatioss of this week Is. per brl. some small parcels having bees disposed of fur some shipmeut at this duciios. Querciiron Bark, of good and nee qualily, is in requ.-st, several parcels of Philadelphia have been sold 19e. to 225. 9d. per cert. inferior descriptions are mace neglected. Pepettow Fftum—Seweeal lame parcels were Wowed forward by alietios last weeki bat the oily description 'which appeared to be sold was a parcel of Corrouts ul tirtlioary quality trout 80s. to 102 s. per cat. REFINED SUOMI'S ha►e been is brisk demand, lied the market at the same time being bare of goods, bas cation" am advance of Is. per cwt. on oearly all descriptions. Poo!scrip!, neatly, Noy 16, Few o'Clock. Coeree.—Twis public sales took Owe 10-day,.consistind of Duicb and St. Dulniugu : the furiner,descriptiou went off heavily, about 2s. lower than the prices paid tos Friday last; the St. Dentine° was chiefly taken in at 117 s. per col , below ls. less than the highest price 'mid last work: a few lute, however. obtaitied 116 s. The SUGAR market brine very scantily sapplird; little basilicas could be done to-day; the priers rennin steady. ~__ Gooding, the servant of Captain DAVIS. who as our truste►s may recollect, enabled his master to escape from Gilisisurssirert Cumpter. was tried ou Monday at the Loudon Stsblolllo, and a tvroced to six months' imprisonment. l'he Jolty were ex tremely reluctant to find • verdict against him; but they coulJ not hesitate him consi►tently with their duty. The New York Papers, which are to the 21st last, announce that the Nasiglition Bill has parsed.— This measure is nut founded on airy new principle; it is merely the extension of one ou which Congress determined some time since. As a retaliatory measure, they excluded from entry into their port. all British vessels coming trout our West India Islands. to which they themselves had not access; this prohibitory system now includes our settlement• on their own Continent. Notwithstanding the late cutting winds the apple trees ire represented as beating toll and beautiful blossom. with every present prospect of an alma rut crop of fruit. FROM LAST NIGHT S OAZETT& Cirtfea-!lrian, Mei le, left Mb Sdeiady woad& day *abed se easier Ilia heaver dt Saiglabead ea Fresno beceareed filiassia. LP. Samar "WO id Or say et Latildeld. Lord Chanekagaisie Offer, IMF 11, Ina. Iles lwr4 Clesustorlsia of IBIS Mejesey's Nousehold Imo appointed fite Janne alettltew *near, of Tree, eiosnly et Armagh, Ireland. Bast. else of inn iiirtnietann IBIS Oritasty of hie Mejesty's Most fieweribie Privy amoebae. WAllekell ? Nap le, 1620. The Eaglets lova graciously plearmil to oosaisate and appeiri toe order nreatimsed liaights Cossmaiol... of i'ne Most Hinsoarahle Milita►y Ordered she Bath, in lie linori.ir G'raiid Crosses of the said Mast hilesuarshie htit3e.) Vra,.. Musical Sir William Damen, •ire Admiral As llv.. Si. George Crailfietd Berkeley, deceased. Vien.Adasiral tor 1 husaas Foley, Tins Admiral tha live fiu W Allies Cornwallis, dimefted. all LITARY PROMOTIONS. Warllk', Nay 14, 1120. 154 Regiment of Foot—Hon George Magnetos Brower , to be Ensign, by purchase, glee Cook, who retires-4404 April Id, 1620. 64th ditto—illejor General Sir George Teensbes4 Weikrr. G.C.U. from the Kale Jatisto/e, to be Colonel, vice U %real Bernard, deceased—dated Slay 13, ISIS. Ride Brugatk—Major-General Sir Elwerd Rump, CC It . to be Colonel Cousimsnalast of a Ramaßoo, flee I‘r 1. T. Walk. r, appointed to it.. &kb Footo—dateil as aoo.e • Coositireeess :4,14 by Mt Lwsd Lieneeseat if Me Ceritip biliddkees. Royal Westeninsiar Regtonext Middlesex Stilitis—latch ~l te, le Wsiktueou, Eel. to be Captaio—daird April 21, 1424/. Atavism; Watiteo, Esq. to be ditto—dated W a y 1 , mid Royal Kssiero Reattorot—Cbselos Bell,Geot. tabs Lumps —dated April 2V, 111241. Commission signed 4y the Viee-Liertement of the eerily of Stafford . _ The Hou. Henry Manners Cavendish to be Deputy Lieut.- tiaui—dati d &lay 12, 1820. BANKRUPTCY ENLAttar.D. WiIIIa. Ra*Hey 11.nt, of Brichsliehnoune, Suer's, merchant, from May Ile 10 July e, at elsoreu, at an- H. !el Hu.el, Briglubelunoure, Subsea. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Richard Mast, Idle of iluhoptuu iu Huitivrano, fanner. BANICRUPI'S. John Peters, of Rathbun. -place, °urea-stre►t, Ofiildtraer. jeweller, to surrender, May 20,27, and June 27, at lutist-, at Lundini. •tturary, alr.Tuwera, Caaile.stiret, Falcon-square, Louden. Jolla Sutcliffe, of Halifax, Ifni k, grocer, to surrendrr, May 30, at six, 31, and June rz, at ten, at the Whit.. Swats Inn, Halifax, York. Attoruays, Mr. Wilda...girth, Gill's Inn, Loudon ; sod Messro. Sloglesvouttli, Thump us, NW Ste/J.- sdd, Halifax. Charles Mudd!, of St. Martin's-lam; Middlesex, lock smith, to aurreud , r, May 30, Jima 3, and 27, at lieu, at London. Atturiwys, Alessi's. Ellis and Viral, dbingdun.street, Westminster. _ _ Ws limes Frederick Alexander Gager, of Berens street, Oxford-street, and Bew.strect, Cost te.gas Jen, bliddieseN s jeweller, lo socreeder, bay 20, 30, aud isms 27, at eleven. at (Seilsllsell, Leaden. A 1141111914 blesses. 11,11, Huss, uost Browuley, Nets Boswell-coert, Casey.sheet, Chancery-lane. George Young, of New Sarum, Wilts, grocer, to aiorreinhr„ May 31, at fuer, June 1, at Niue, asd 27, at wit, al skis %floe Hart Imo, New Sarno. A 'Weary., Mr. 'reuse', Nalisioury ; IRA Meows. Brousirstt, Spicks, sod Reddish. Truspie, Loodua. Joseph Slater, of Maseliester, innkeeper, to sotreoder, June 2, st nine, 3, et two, and 27, at sine, at the palace less, Manchester. Atlurseys, Mr. W. Chew, Manchester; sad Messrs. AJlitsgtou s.d Gregory, fledierd-row, Eosins. . . Edmond Waottrertam, toflit;;lrra, cabluet.rnaker, ho May 26, 30, rad June 27, at four, at the delta km. Norwich. Altururye, M . Foster aad Cothauk, :Sur wich ; and Stupors. Geldard and Lythgue, Timms lus,, London. Rickard Ravenacroft, of Piew Loodos-Meret, !Am ass, corolsetur, to imerestier, May 03, 30, sod Joao 17, at ten, In Gaildball. amatory, Mr. George 3cephen, Sruaa itreet.bnildiu{,e, Louden. (Dividends, fe. to-morrow.) A man of the name of Stereo was yesterday committed for mat from Bow-street, charged *ilk being cuocerned in robbing a servant of the late French Ambassador of his match. Yesterday Joha Allaw, oue of the Coutkrrst Its. dicals, was appreheudeil mud seat 01 taisohrt to Stirling Cast le.—ado/gout Courier, May IS This morning three prisoners from chaired with treasonable practices, were lodged the Castle.—( Edinburgh Cowan*, Nay 13 COURSE OF EXCHAI Ainaterdani. C.F. 12 3 Ditto at Sight 12 Rotterdam l2 4 Antwerp ex am— IT I Ramburgh 34 111 Shona ..... 37 Paris 3 day's date 25 55 Ditto 25 $5 Mordant' ditto 25 115 Frankfort on the _ _ ;E. TutIDLY. May pc. Genoa. '4; Veuiee Ital. Lit tO Malta Narks. ....... LP. - Piittneis per ot 116 Lisboa 6l Oporto. but Rio Janeiro Rabin Kt Dublin ..... ....., ki Onk ki 1541 Vieesa Es,.2*.fiti. la 9 Trtei.ie ..... 19 so Kedrid Cadiz 1151bue 341 ilareeloies 34 Seville 34e Gibraltar . 3 oLasko,* ........ PV IP:41.101. Parlogo/ G•itil in S a S. Coin, pre os 0 0 U II;old in Bars._ 3 17 Oa New Dowlilouos 0 0 0' New Dollars 0 4 W.I. Silver in Bars_ 0 5 ot New Louis 111 0 0" PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bonk Stock 2261 I l oi l o 5tuck....... .2-21 3 per Ct. ICA-- 6,1 i Indio &natio.. /1 iv. Fr. 3 per Ct. Cons.. 69/ 7ti New A onuitter.... 694 I Ex. Bills. it 4 pr. 38 per Cent..... 77M I Ditto / 4 per Cents.-- 8741 I Lottery Tickets., -1.31. 5 per Ct. N. A u.. 10611 Con,. tut Ace.. 70 DEATHS. At Brussels, on Goorl Friday, Mary Maria, dsuli.trr of the Hun. Calomel Parker, and nitee to the Earl .t M eleseent. At Belfast, an tbe-Oth Isaias', of a h oger i„ E an d pit Woes% Ellen, wife of Joseph Fullingsby, E-q. efinto , '"' ler of Cisatums for that port, sister to the present, soil dmighter of the lase Sir Broderick Clininery, of Aut. Grove, toasty of Cork, Hart. Oa the 11th of April, near Dublin, Olivia. Cordes* Dowager of Rome, widow of Sir 'ltchiest P,esoits, Earl at Rome, who died in the year 1764. Hes Ladyship was it her Nth year. Os Friday esoraing hist, after a lingering illness, Ms.. HA , riorn, of the Tavidork Hotel, Eirrest.gardru i , mach Immo( rat by her sameness Meseta. Or Idusiday Ms% Us. The. ea Hayley, hie of Long-see , laabossetacittrar. Pri%lii bad Pablisbrel of Toe, 1161's .ili reilto sae T" Guist Oise, Met 1117, Strand, by e. ot, !ix* rig.L, of t►e !treed, 11 ki