The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1822-02-26 00:00:00

1 . • ' 11P,117111.11.- orreumicitaseas.4. as • • • • •. ? ....,....,.h.g a l 1 ) •r + . . 7.7577,"2 — , • • ./ ••• • -.1.....4 boa PAYS IPAPIOA. tto .1., 5'1419 1 4. / is , .•-.... - , ! 0 ;• . ft. 1110. 01 11141 _ -•- 1' r wit_ T vein Ws% e'e 21 . - . 'Mt atillismilhaimallelo esedist ibeelsg UN ostbeet amities is ass. The ph, of tbe preens. May sod He pm, et des Oriensamoop snore Wien. lerogilis with viral n sunrise. •111 to slip at Steads Ys ostiondteed. sat the utilise, Adatost Ito spgisieirs haw been seed to dd. rewash gerrisests. -110 sow ammo has hors 'akar at go. • villa. Po* us -Net sob hem OS lbe totes of lifsdriel..... 'Mr bend of Misr sandes at theenery from she rearisest roil poldie autione. A bilodebi. • bet igloo IndiNebet as Mick es the daft of dm the rot, woo sesessige, Ss sea* , etifb Asada . Rift impoiartl beiges lie Jog se aisagfiklvillwasartfaiiii, 11110,111sts poielli0 silefiallseditillll9olllllol4llololh tbst Oft models sok thellsidsolat three. NV oda agelawist nellillregne Silleallo last, steins Opel% erlidt they doe etell 11114avedrooNgpm: Rot lidsedisrEir.tatatisa EWA, the Orilla% Atesionso. Noires abed diseaibeeehtelaslaziplet•llisitiegt• Ask ~_ . ett4 aIiAIiIIkIKISPOSIISto ef F.v. t. ear twitted. • 1 'l4 • : Qum worjessoals We isoesi‘gjes the follootisg .sett. iojele, dot—wlho badge of Germs& DISK id lbe roe de la Tear [ 4141sehigigh vas stiewriffisigiioeteley innraine byes seined 6141 Pv Cif Sioh a• Os 411161 1 telMet ileitis( a scorch ia„ SAL - Bewstoi was imiIAOOOIAMI reveal wee els relsoi."•• A zsit 1-, sap, .. i ,• • 1,14/10.0PW. WIKWWW O WT 111,, A asiOnal. 'tiro iummiarsmium. rid., Ar.. ) ,,,* Ai* eat to Mr* Meer WO ltd the O. b instant 4• • 1114410.11 es arrioarlSl IlleArid, but by night, sad o,l4Bmispxlwas. Pew ere S. the secret, ter * 4411114•10 e 404whawasio• of enthusiasm elvish . 111411 wheys osoties... ho Patriots prpr.d 111 be him his he will mos egpeer is 141 111 Of tit. greparoopy gluiest of she Cortes. Viallhlta•vbilater Gest Tlorreso to diet blow If op ill 114410., 'bids is become a forsirss, whieb be never h rgr " to the Coates, euen es, sepenied by one or ir.s=7,o No seise sensate. Saes the Mb sad fib, ishngi (*was leaded witb losolso, he receive daily biotin,- Stiltottobsizoll +blab teary prom bear him. • a Deputies et ,he aporeerbiwe Coffee stet yeah? air 41110111101 I. the weber of T. They expressed aboo4 =WWI, tisk disapprobation of she restrictive laws the Cortex sere sow dissessing. la all probability these laws sari were' ethers, will be repeoleil urn the lira *Wigs frl the 04W Cones. r: CIIAIIIIER OF DEPUTIES. • , -1111T111116 OP PE/it/ART YO CONTINVFO. .The 0144 int es the sesasory law was rootiatted ail tee. attlirti;*elftbe articles, 20 is ..abet, brier sppeoved, el. 40, 4 VOW lltb. however, wheels was rest back to Ike Cam. 4111111111vete he altered. tour selditionst adieus were proposed 14 &Wawa Sourobero, sod rejected. The President told the IPEntibet had WOW oily the 11th to &souse, which sight be- V dime Ilse sett slay. Treat.% Fords, February !I.—Five par Cents. (spewed at E- NE 40e. ; advanced to 00 C. !St.; %lead at 110 f. 00 e. INA *sell 1,000 f. , . gr-.- - - . . , t . THE BRITISH PRESS. .1 , . "..1 F. — 41.• .1 i.. , 4 ,... .. . ) -4 • LON DON, TUESDAY. fresitsiet 26, 1822. - Tbe public, we are persuaded, will feel a very Come gratificstion in learning from our report of the proceediugs in P.iAiarneut last sight, that ener vates sre about to be adopted seriously for relaxing the avail of our import laws. Mr. WALLACE, to-moving for the re-appointment of the Committee upon the Foreign Trade of the Empire, intimated, that the attentiors of the Committee would be princi pally occupied by the consideration of tins subject. It is delightful to witness the progress, though slow, of those sound principles of political science which hare been so admirably developed by our evocoard writers on commercial affairs, end it cei. tangy beighteus the pleuuru to find that they have at length tared their way into the Cabinet of our Mioistets, as unhappily their success in that quarter Mss a uectsaary prelude to their eventual triumph. It mattered little to the advaucement of foreign commerce—little to the prosperity of the empire, that the Marquis of LANSDOWN. or any other Member of Parliament. aided by the authorities eat the ablest writers on political science, should hoat the evils of the old system of restriction, or .pirsint out the necessary benefits that must result Oilm relieving the indut try. enterprise, and capital ,td the emfire flow the fraralysiog load of prohibi t or s sod the r ur,e of protedions—such efforts were ail vain. oral the word, of wisdom fell heavily upon the ear of Parliament ; but nom the Ministers have achnealedged the truth of the Joctrioer, they ban 101 l the oseeftity of sacrificing the prejudices and interests of a fen to the welfare of the many, and no further objection will be offered by Parliament to the correction of its former errors. The plan proposed by the Ministers for transfer.. r ag the Five per Cents, was brought last oigbt coder the couanieratiois of the How of Campos». in tile Commit& of Ways and Means the Cue*. 4:st.t.ott of the EICHIQUES detailed the plan. and s.iuved caterer Resolutions, embracing the propose. truer. which has been already before the public. A eAriety of questions sere put to the CHANCELLOR ink EXCHEQUER, and wine opposition was made to the plat+, but the ltosulatioos were fluidly agreed to. • Mr. flume liar appointed the t6;11 of April next fit hi.usertrou uuon the subject of tithes in Ireland. It was stated by Mr. Cout.surto that this ins• p.ittaut question had alrra.ly occupied the attentiou 01 tire Irieh Government. TlseCisAsCta.Lentofthe EXCHEQUER announced llisi.iteritioo to indite an allowance or too shillings a barrel noon strung herr to the brewer, under cert.io cooditi s ; and a proportionate allowauce to the' British distiller and viuegar.risiber. We last might received! Genuses Papers to the 20. h insdaot. It is stated touter the head sof Sint ward. that repremenisionrs had been roadie to the lied% o f WtarstisYrta by two of the ptiucipel Colsloos of Geriu.s..v. to impose farther restrictions all the fibeity of ilso press so his kingdom ; but that his M tl hid reloscd to accede to the te qte4. The toltuaii.g are extiocts:s -11/41.0111001. JANUARY 12. DT esp•ess we haw preriedoi importsot ammo& boas Tb.sW)• Esca the tuldeb;tssis or ;bat cettatry, alto ►ad *s ta ll gplogortedibegaill Mut they bits. wawa op moo wooloal tI Tortlik.ollWldblit too few in ansibre. is keep f10e.% tees re‘alif TAWS* furhinwa. Mimeo; rialliPot by s o l oppooo tositiveo (wpm bloredvoia, Kew& m lb e bad sic einiaidwable awn, 'MN neressi open Oit itiffeted Lwow. The TIMM vi ola. the taktort of Rik, lib*. lief plus Se be imposeible: brei4e the betels fejt do hllplppq..pp. sod provided with eighty Ninkifillibeiten... , Millinlittai lad sho t to wean tient- Wires from limill1014 , 111.1011•1110 tame troop, of Alamitos. tit meat diet or digit.- It Is ecrisirly *mows that Odriarts is is lasilitittiittlar % adopt, and eats of prmi: Awe. Weave the #pl lli Sin be wt. tae eillter laid emit se trines; sad Itsll.6lo.lasialibeemillig his Mills ridable t sleets as s esalastriarl iritallalt W feasile, isa der aid diariplim mom his lawless teal. : Is Illsomisia all is Issaird, wily we lelent that the litydrioes Cassaairists had foustaid so the arlaseest Islas& it Arsons, Petagaial, Ktlidevite, Sittarbe.Saroguitio, &e. (whereat all most sospieisas *handers have resorted), * idiotisml settlement, the nossibess of which capture mot fat Tartish shim but ere* Ms smaller veto& of dos LftN. It is probable that their esorwitles y. 1100016 e l) :eir rola, and trim down oa thin she reakstowe of she arkiiimeirm(Alsrankrg Corregoodest, Ifeingen .18,) . fs.ig I .2.) 1 , 4 omit sw. vlzOlu, //1/2410111111 10. Let Wanda ray, Hot somata have beta iv receedtivot Mt Nap., aaaoieciog slot he will nod to les abase she WO* of Jaaairy a ilooddable aqua. dear, so &Om Oielheriliii le isides 114114pIpara, sail Spits. eili i; . -0. a JO: I The Porte has it hewt to doom Mt* illoapo- Oars of Wallachia sad ,Ilebiatts.oloo wilt lot chaos from the inhabitants of the es■atry. Josooklibobolosionnilind his fonetioos mess Papas, sod again otiepfee that plain. ' A masse of American Journal., including it tarries of New York, from the 10th to the 48th Jaanery s have been received at our Office. They announce a dreadful fire at Philadelphia. On the night of the 23d. the Orphan Asylum in that city was en tirely consumed, and 23 of the children pe rished in the flamer. Sixty-eight children were saved The sales of grain and flour at New York in the week ending on the 26th were heavy. end prices declined a shade. A few soles of superfine Cur were made at 6 dollars 37i at a credit of from 60 to go days, end some small lots sold at 6 dol. lan 23 cash. There was no sale of wheat. The sealed has beep very severe in America. The Meteor packet, for Liverpool, left the wharf at New York on the 23th, but was prevented by the ice from getting into the river. The loroceedings in Congress are brought down to the 23d January inclusive, en which day in the sitting of the Senate Mr. Jouwiox submitted the following resolution, for the suppression of piracy, for consideration : Resolved—That the Committee on Naval Arsine be struck d so inquire into the expediency of presidia' by it. foe she building of an additional onsaber of sloops of wee for the protection of tie eonsaserce of the Mailed States in silo TAW of Ifealeo; and Imo the propriety of employing one*, owe frigates or slaps of oar of the Ueda Mato for the saw pawpaws. We have ►eceived the Paris Papers to the lad instant. The price of the Funds is the call iutd. ligeoce of any interest that they cattails. Flanders, Hambargh, and Dutch Mails haat arri►ed. The priocipal intelligence which they contain relates to the Tasks, and w as u esstiarac. tory as ever. The Papers from Brussels come down to the 43d inst. ••f - -t/ The Army Estimatitlieve been printed. An abstract front tiles is Elven in mother E►ert of our • Poper. —...-- The intellipoce received yesterday from Ireland is of a very painful aed distressing character. From a view of some of the circumstances we would gladly escape, if we could do so by doubting the truth of the dilemmas; but even admitting that these may be in some particulars exaggerated. enough still re mains to excite the bitterest feelings of regret and horror. It is most distressing to witness a state or society wherein scenes of the most ►evolting atrocity have become events Dow of almost ordinary occurrence. The outrages contained in the latest arrivals are of the worst description. What opinion is it possible to form of the minds of the misguided penal• try, when we see them persevering in an active course of guilt in the immediate vicinity, as it were, of the Coors of Special Commission, and at the very moment when Do less than 46 of their wretched confederates have been consigned by the verdicts of juries to suffer the severest pe. natty that can be inflicted ? The trials of these miserable ctimit►de have added further assurance .to the opinion which had previously prevailed, that in the tut/salivary assemblages of the Irish peasantry there was neither a feeling of hosti. lity to the Government, nor any tinge of reli pens animosity. It is even evident that previous to the actual conflicts between the peasants and the King's troops to the vicinity of Macroom, there had been no conspiracy or secret arrangement for organizing the meetings of the people. We pre sume that it will be acceptable to our readers to find in oar columns the evidence given on these trials to the juries. Some accounts of the several occurrences had indeed been ■iresdy published; but as such statements bore ao official character, and had been in many instances contradicted sod dis puted, we felt it necessary to remove all diffi. Culties by furnishing the moot authentic evidence of the transactions. Sentence had not been pro. trounced upon any of the persons convicted under the Special Commission at Cork 1.41 Wednesday last, but the olfetices charged are capital. and there can be no doubt that a severe example will be made ul these crimitiols. The Speaker'. Parliamentary Levees will cam , arraLe uu Saturday heat, the Id Math. = " Mtia • rmemilkh traig es has Issvetleirai of Invitaiioa her GM we the 4,11 Mareb, it her homey N Gina. 4 , 011111111. I . l4l 7 ;. Vberough give her drat root for tist mama ow Tile elev. et her bower is 5a1 , 111146 0 . The Dowager Ludy Nags, bad a sant -pelt waft maim'. at her heave he Albentarte-atrett. The lliatichieseat of thilietrary, at have saalegli,__ bid not any party as Sunday etra•lll4. Imo 01 " 1 Her Ladyship rimed with Mr. sod,Mn. Partrativ. and Ia lie twain( Ai hem to ib is coaahria utii a assembly to Reeky -street. - FA SHIONABLS The Darhest of Gloucester is respected in town this day from Harbot. The Doke of Buckingham arrived in town yesterday ana log from his seat, Stour, Harks. The Marquis and MateMenem of Camden arrived yester day at their house is Arlington-tirert from theit• seat, fthy ham Abbey, Same:. The Ea.l for Darnley retarded to town yeeterday froth MI seat, Cobham Hall. Eul Moshe,e has arrived at Lord Carrington's house, Whitehall, from hit seat in Kent. Viscount and Viscoantres Falmoolb and family are im ported in town on &third*, far fits season Crum their seat, Tregotban, new Team, Cornwall. Lord and lady Grasthaen arrived yesterday at their hose. is gt Jaatees4aunre Doan Hants. Lady Sophia Seminude left lowa yesseetke for Brixton'. Gorge Ha,topp, E. M.P. has arived at Readmit's Hui.4Jeronyn , treet, frith Ids 'oat In Devonshire. Tbo llims.Caoralt !pester has left town for Portamenth. r ibs SM. Wm (Inman. has arrived at had home in Hereforimrart from bur seal, isekbamatead Gat., Merin. Mr. sad Mn. Hawkins arrived yesterday at Hodgson's pawner -street, from their mai. gallons Herta. It: „ . 4 .laimes Brovretew asirivad I rela nd . yesterday at the Cl.. brim 1 , 71IE 71181 P. -op- . BETTING ROOll-31000av, Fameottif 111. Dilly. • Si to 1 apt IqulUao 14 to 1 apt Liadarapo If to 1 apt 14 to I ape' 'Plover 10 to 1 apt =boos 15 to 1 apt Cecilia colt 14 to 1 apt Autotio IS to 1 apt Stamford. OAKS. 4. to 1 eget Parasol I6}to 1 Mot est bi to 1 apt Reserve 7 to 1 sigetaillurit. ItIDDIMINVORTH. 7 to 4 most Plover lIRW t to 1 opt Stag • SPORION ,1!IG RON MATCH. It has hero staled that a Mr. Goff, who won the silver top last Virripirsday, by killieg Detesters birds from eighteen, matched himself for 200 guiltless to kill eighteen birds from tenuity, from a trap tweary.erse yeti). from the gain, and a booodory of 100 yards for the bird to fall 'Ohio. He Under took the snatch yesterday meriting on the Cholshaas cede sons, sad the gum was backed to kill at 4 Is 1 each shot, aid 7is 4 that Mr. Out twat the match. The Ira bird felt at about OS yards from the gas, heavily bit, bat oa Mr. G. gain after it, it made 'ember rise, sad flattered tea yards out of bounds sad was loot. Senior was i sad 4in 1 'Plait the shot, but Mr G. killed 11 birds soceessively, mod . _ _ . hitting wu redi;erd to! to 1. He missed the nib sud tbo lisp birdo, sod the 11kb sod 1101 b, kitbag 16 birds only. FATAL FIGHT. Sri ON Wasiak, lit two workmen, Denied Anthooy Tomes, had George blorcbant, belonging to the Swi•dee spanks, bowleg had some dispose, proceeded to Mows, end after qty umlautes hard lighting the latter str•ek t►e brewer • blow whit► felled his W the groe•d; nod either from this blow ere the elects of the fall he expired or the spot. A Corooer's Inqiiest it o• the body, end brought io a verdict of Adomsfaspike. Mareha•t was i• coosequessee committed by Ur. Clare, the Coroner, to Marlbortingh Pekoe, to take his trial at the Assizes. TNT • SURC HA RO SE '• . • • la coolieq•ente of repreeeststioas Men lo Mr. Como*, Mat surcharges had bees made es Ihifterk liefteeMe so tbo Act preceding the abasement, he meiremmullato spoil autoo so she Secretary of the Treasury, sad retelood the fol. lowing reply :- 14 Mr. Wilmer proomito Ma etimpliseats to Mr. Loelalog.. am sod, in ailirener to Ms was at tie 11th trassosait -114 oar from Mr. Curves, reepresiag charge. oasis as farness is einellaud sod Cumberland for 'idle' home, bogs to Inclose a espy of a circular letter, whertio SM. Board have directed the surveyors to withdraw all such charges, sail m acquaint him seas be has written so &Woad sad Cumberland for ' , epitomises oe she oohing. a Oita far TWO, February Is, left." There were present at the Fox Clob, on Sitar day, at GasiLton's Hotel, Earl Getty. Lord Cow- TES, Lord ALBSIIAIILD, Lord HOSIRT SFINCTR. Sir MATTHEW WHITE RIDLEY, Sir RONALD Fu.ausoN, Mr. CORR. Mr. HONTWOOD, Mr. MACDONALD, Mr. MARTIN, Mr. ADAM and wee ral other Gentlemen iu end out of Parlisenent, who continue to recollect the principles which seated the House of Brunswick on she Throw, and do not forget the rights of the people. The Esti of Haidowycze, we are sorry to learn, k indisposed at his seat Wimpole Hall, Cam bridgeshire. The new comic opera went off last night. at Drury-lane theatre, with incrrustd socness. The house presented • full sod elegant audience. FOOT RA co.—. The match made to be run at Pon tefract, on Wednesday iu Easter-week, for l,ooogs. between Joins ASHTON, the noted Lancashire run ner, and JOSEPH Baal.. the Yorkshire pedestrian, is off, the backers of Maros having forfeited their deposit. Last week a serjeant in the army came from Lis keard, in Cornwall. to Ilan:maple in search of his wife, who lied deserted him ; on finding her, after a short search, he repressed in terms not to be miss understood, his deterniinsion of publicly offering her far sale. to which she, having been used to obey the word of connisamd, quietly submitted ; but or his presenting a rep (to be placed where his arm had, in happier times, been lovingly entwined), she started ! when being mforated that from time me. ilienioritti such appendages had been used fur the purpose of quitting matrimony as well ws the world. she quietly ',giggled herself to the military law, and was conducted to the High Cross, opposite the Guildhall, where some hundreds of the inhabitants, carious to witness bow such a happy disposal could be effected, attended; bat the Magistrates very properly interfered, which disappointed the a hole assembly. bit h ar kaittmir, ir ant" Poilam.* Waif's PIM was aegaltiati ea a dery of rape. Th. *fight are 444 it Int isoseriiva. iftlOort Great, acrd 41, awl Jaime Barad Soiemmes, Voll *l, .rte 1111diel.d for WIWI, awl wells(e large opostity of silk gloyes sad declaims, value 611111. the pao• peep at Rama Hardwick sad WIMI. Mawr. ia their threltiag.liawar. The Pkairlatisis err trapierat imitate he tie al,. awl eke prupevty eve .SIM (rem Asir warelmies 1141 die eight of the ad et &bolas last. 61eUtp-Iffirik. POLICE. ..sabt,.. sot-rrearr. Yesterday letiliath Willie** sad &Nun Batley wider. went en examination before (leen, 11L0w141.1 Esq. the sitting 51ailistrste, ebarrd wish . robbing Mr„ William Walker, of Weisel, Stelliordellim a posse rusiaising between 50 and tlespowereigues—:The Primer's were remanded. ARMY ESTIMATES. ABSTRACT OF THE ESTIMATES OF MOAT SERVICES, FOR THE YEAR 184 t. 1. >Mr Ms. II ft Marmot Fares Load Fen .. p ems iirtmeAser 14 Staff (exchnin 0A6610 - • • taws 18 * Pubile Departstnn 1., • • Wile 19 1 Medicines Voluenty Corn J• • MAO 19 9 U. Regiments In tlbe Ent India Company's Territories (et elusive or Retro i ti og Troops and Contraries 19,977 775,791 3 7 Recruiling Troops mid con ;posies foe ditto 111. R Military 11.3311 1 7 ival " ry College • ---- - st Grano( - Array Pay of k Officers 182,425 111 7 Gotham. Full Pay for Retired Officers 145,234 11 4 Haltry and Military Allow , Witt. Porches Haltpay ...... 114,870 0 0 le-Peseieeere of Chelsea sad Rilmaighsta *9ll 14 4 Oat.Peesionsers of ditto Royal Military Asylum Widow.' Pension, 124,276 19 2 Compassionate List, Bounty Warrants, mid Pensions for Woes& Soper tioa Allowances... 43,908 II 9 Eseheqeer Fees 33,000 0 0 Total 89,065 6,795,013 5 0 Dedoct: The Regimeets fur Service is ledia 19,177 775,731 3 7 Resnais': Exclusive of the loyal Peteraa Battalions 09,01$ 6,019,692 1 6 The Cheep far lb. Ye 1, ems banshees .. .. h•• • • 2,691 83,176 10 9 Remains to bo Freckled fee, I. 1928 PALIMINCOIL Wer-Ofes, Farrow" 10 1 1612. 1 - " The under.raentiotsed East India Cowpony's ship. had arrived at COMOw un the 4th October last. viz.:— Beeefuerloktre, loetla, Royal George, Bettor, Rombay, Mi. sera, Whither, Farquliararke, Reveler, Kest, Clarke Grant, Rollie Castle, Marquis Camden, Bridgewater, sod Waterloo. The Lowther Castle had been opoken with in the China Sea. and was hourly expected. _ . Yesterday the dispviches were closed et the East India House and delivered to the Pursers of the following ships. viz. Castle Rawly, Captain H. A. Downtown, and Buckinghamshire, Captain F. ADAM., for Bombay and Chine. The state of trade at Newfoaryll.nd may be coo lectured from the fact, that the port of Pool dues not send a single trawl to that island during the present season. The shipment of grain still continues bri.k on our coast—an inference that good grain is some. .here wanted. Cumberland may boast this year of grain of a superior quality.—(Carlisle * k isme t) According to an official statement, the number of proprietors of the Navy 3 per Cents.. on the Ist of January of the present year. was two hundred thomortod. The amount of Stock now existing in the Navy Five per Cent. Annuities, created under the several Acts of Parlismeni, from the 24th Geo. 111. to ht Geo. IV. is 141,830,0571. 9s. 7d. Tug Fuss.—Consols looked upwards again yesterday; they began at 78/ fur money, sod left off at 791, buyers for money and this account, end 791 for April : 4 per Ceuta. II per Crain Reduced ... Spanish Bonds Old dims Danish ditto Penssias dine .... IN* The opinion of a further rise seems to grow stronger with the public, who me all buyers. Tug GUARD3.—The three regiments of Foot Guards yesterday shifted thei► quarters. The brat battalion of grenadiers from Westminster to Portman-street barracks. The second battalion of grenadiers from Knightsbridge to tire barracks in the King's Mewl. The first battalion of Cold streams from Portman-street to Kilightahndge. The second battalion of Coldstream, horst he King's Mews to Chatham. The first battalion of the third regiment from Chatham to the Tower; and the se. crud battalion of the third regiment front the Tower to Westminster quarters. EXECUTION.—WiIIiene Abbott, for the mnrder of MART Legs, alias DUGGAN (whose trial was given in our Paper of ye►trrda)), was executed yesterday morning, at the usual place in the Old * Bailey. Since the Prisoner's conviction on •Satur day last, lie continued iu a state of deplorable apathy. HArTINGS, FRI!MIAMI' 23.--A company of 300 smuggler•. armed with clubs. assembled on the besch this inteuing, near the Monello Tower ; a large smuggling boat was observed at the some time tusking for the shore. The smugglers •ucce diu disarming one of the sentinels on duty. but the other was obliged to fire in self.defeace. and the leader of the cow was killed on the spot. The antaggling vessel thew bore away for the opposite crest. 1.. ' EaHO: FtCll E. t, giuitt -- Attli lit. A N at t o 4 k m k o F w a t . A I . The ONl`Drall of Wirral 111 DSO roam of last or.* sere e,.., large, tied the see* pan of it moaned near far Mats ,wa, * init.@ at whets we hod a consols l'able Inem i ty f resh i . fees. g aaaa, Elms, sod Seffolk, the derlfitsd for illtirh .I" 4 tire, irithiefi. god only a few of the R an 60, t miss 1, ~,, above tireeties ewald bi Avowed of at a red....,,,,, o f It quarter, yet Freese pdefted baspha ohteised its Ilooday P % S prices, N. the Mamie, mem wet* totally teealeable. Th e aspply of Barley has ells beam very aboadat i us& this 4.y er'apotgbt, rat sepeelleet samples west Off at 44 " w k.; prime, hut all other dmeriptione were dull lisle at a m e ss. I Mow of full 1. per *tarter. Mesas and Oat. ap, 1,. p,,, gnarl. r cheaper, the supply of each brio; much la.g., ih,,, the ermaimsers wild take of. In Pelee and other reticle* there is ore eltenstldet 91 CURRENT PRICIt OF GRAIN. 01 Wheat, Knit StEdent 341 Oils ' Grey Pease IS 42. "SG* -- Soffolk.... 34e 50e Snell Beane an .... • ---et•Nerarlk.... 44e 50e Tick ditto ..........2 0 , . 1 , Rye Mla Itba bats, Potato .. ...... R h 25 . 1 barley ....i 17a as. Poland Oats . ...... lfis 22s 111 Mak • Ste Mk Feed Oats ........J., is, gi Whigs Pease 26a 26. Flour, per oath ....r ga, ! Boilers ..I9s SOs Rope Seed, per ha1..301 ao IMPORTATIONS LAST WES'. English *heat, 10,103; Barley. 8, 5 / 17 ; Malt, 7.709 ; rt 0...., 21,109; Rye II; Bettis, 3,668; Pea s e, 1,174—1 ii a What, 900.—Engl ish Flour, 10.221 reeks. GUILDFORD, FesuTAl .—...----. 3ltY . Meet, per load Oat., per quarter Or 14. lu Ii 5, ID Barley, per quarter • Ol 175 to 1/ Is Beasts, per quarter .. Grey Pease, per qilaner l/ 3. to Ii It Rye, per quarter ..... .. • . .11 2. 10 It 5s 9 SMITHFIELD MARKET, MONDAY, Fassosas two There was a good supply at market this ..omits` of all &teapot toes of cattle, end good Beef obtalted hat week's 1 rime, but the lafrrior mete were nooneal is prim. Tar sales were rather dell. Hay, Straw, and Clover, are omit De at our Ism quotations. The followiug is a eared sole. Mr meat of the pekes and ..where t— Mr To sink the offal per slam of Slb. oft Beef....ta. Rd. to 3s • 10.1 Head of Cattle thls dla.: liS Metteo..ll. 6J Is 4,. 04. Beatty UM ' fea1....4. Od. to ss. 6d. Sheep .. ......... 17.110 ill Pock ... 2a. 04 le 44 Od. Calve. lgo ?N Latob...o. OA. 5. 0,. N. Pip ......... I ItO NEWOATE AND LEADENGALL MARKETS. (By tbe Carcass.) e „, , 1 Beef .... is 04 to Is 04 I Teal .... 2. Scl to 5. t, mu Mutton.. Its 04 to 3. 04 I Pork .... 2s Oil tu 4. Oil 0 • COAL MARKET, FANDUADY 35. II . Ships at Market. Ships Sold. Price. SO 1 Newcastle 434. 3ls. 64. to 111. 04. 22f Seaderlaad l5 • 31e. Id. to 42.. AL I The typhus fever, we lament to state, is rosy ter prevalent in the neighbourhood of Sehrretiss. IL Several persons have died in costarquenee of it, awl Aad a number of families are now lying ill thereof, gamy of whom are not expected to recover. • Pt Owing to the wetness of the present !rioter, it is feared that many stocks of sheep will saikr be the D i e I rot, especially those wintering on low moist hp hindi, Sidi, that are deficient of gnu*. Those on high tooth, where the summer grass is p al for the put- Oren pose of ranting them in winter, will be sound Ur Th side, although injured in the pelt. No delasagnma ' P rtn sheep that are snood will Gird customers incise, it 00 an advance of price. Lord STA II FO nn's horse. Peter Lesley, is match- 5 ed against Sir T. STAISLIT's Liege of Vane* for 200 guineas. first slay of the I:heater races. Den ' Awns Ilst. 31b. Peter Lesley, Sat. two miles. ........ We are informed that WADDINGTON made as ineffectual alliggept to spin the shop of CARIALS in Fleet-street yeallilißp INIOWeg, for which be wss fr taken into mealy; , au • . en 0 A Ere broke cot lnla morning in St. Thomas', UNIT Hospital. It constied#Ml iii the tight wing, which Thi, is used as a drying-rem., situate immediately over Nsar.i the - Queen's Ward; one of the female panel* is --- which, who had lost the use of her limbs, completely l 1001 - 1 recovered them by the fright. as she walked Ansa f stairs without any assistance. der without extending further thou the sipper part of the right wing. The fire was tot wa- der , !mica . p On Saturday last James Rose was committed to i t the City Prison. on a warrant of Judge LIVING* held at TI'EDf wheel a he r the Oil wiUTinthiNted.the lie Stales grime 7 al o s f c h b o or piracy.otuiegr I Sk i !w e rhaltok,ttahbil being in " g is a ns t ei c t by hm ize r o g t i lf the United Slates, he was our of tho crew °Jibe 1 French schooner Caroline, which woo ; assltaged 14 Mendit the Slave Trade, and assisted in receiving as booed that teasel 153 negroes, with intent to make this slaves. This crime, by the Act of the 15th lisp 1820. is punishable with death.--(has Ynk • 1111 . -m- P cot aper i ing At bo ounsemorfly Mr. J . o n w M g on tis d r a E y n nso , t r h n e in s g ig t e he d dwel de l• ''' formed holder 4 Willow Tree, in Sutton-opon-Trent. woe fels• Ants g. nioualy broken iuto by some person or parson., wile Panic.e stole sioo th ot er m eo g u to t 2 the a e o lu g b u . a b , o ni x ; :o o n i t . ai si n i i .e ag r Families Seen scan r e it s ie b e e f l o o r ag u i p n o g ar to ds th o e f 5500u,,/o.tiacnolluba;Masiln:ludkmecrwYhtert"r It ' :s . l o;t :rv . f lt . :ibor s ; 2cei tr iT u i6 7 B: ll :Lp i: ti, pair of silver sugaranippere, two silver tea veva establish marked "J. S. W." several table cloths railer ( Mooch!. linen., a bottle of rows. and various other ankles Furniter the property of the landlord. The club-box 011 . utmost* was found the next morning near the house, SISP II of its contents. PRICE OP STOCKS YESTERDAY. . IS b ee , 33 Bs peper nk r ce 5t tt. 0c .CRed k 0 .. 0 . 5.. ... 7. 8 8. 4 ,7 9 79 e 9 f u 1 i BD I ud yit. i t i5 08 5 8i110 t 5, uc nd2 1t 5 .......i .5. 4 1 . 15 1 ,0000 3 , 4 , : . ikein,lacede4iu, 34 per Cent....... 904 2 Par. livestaas 4 per Cents. 9S Ditto Small... 24 P ' held., T 5 8a p :k r Cs. L N A . nn Ai w s. 1 9 0.3 .1 f 6 t 1 Cons. for 7g Atee.... 79, iw;ip ilierbpciat Imp 3 per Cent. Ann. 79 . dreadful I _,. BIRTHS. Colville, o ll a st aiim inal. ht a e t r. Langley Form. Re". s he 18 . :• 114 7: mo t ic ,B„.. c! Os Month inst. is Retlasd-apare, Debilot .." Fleet -steel L a dy L e vies., oyu daughter. , , ZION HOW MARRIAGE. _ , ........___ Os the 13th last. at Cams Part, Rickard Martrit Fet, T° a da y lw e a r y ss oe pa L r Angie, eldesl DEA da Ts eg . hter of Mark Lyselb Deo L" . ii• the bib WMe At Vienna, as flt• 1011 isstast, his Royal WO" , . . . . Albert of Saxe Tiecheo,eg±ll6. ~._ _T HIS Do tu l here6 l, 4 ta tt l y iv eN n: HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDG E Pri T yr il H kid a tl e G en: t e i"Pe ll ib E e b3i t h s 6ce be : d d , s . " N . o • Tl l H ßT : : 4 o4 lini: eod igl7 . SH b a y fieP C rit ... ll:ll7 1:14:11;14.1111,11.1