The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1820-05-03 00:00:00

T i; r. '"~ 41 I 1. : i , !It tl P,. ~`. 1 ~ . t i ~t~ ',. ~i . J i{ i It r TUESDAY, May 2. LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT 01P , CHANCERY, lUUDAY, MaT 2. The LORD CUANCCLLOR came into Court at knit-post teu o'clock. PIRACY. BUGIIES • Mr. RAITIIST moved for as injduajin tolrefuratin Ste Derendniii from printiutuu Asubttalting • bsok ss.itchi lie had pirated' (tutu a imiolicatiaa of the . rlatatiff, under the fit!lisiriiig The Plaintiff , the vier 1818, ibts!)!t•iseti book.; ruttllyd The Water itinerury, or a roost fro London to Margate in the Steam Yacht. The Ve t...lido or had lately published his book, entitled her., Aquatic Itinerary, &c. the chief part of which % a s copied from the work of the Plaintiff. He therefore trusted that hit Lordship would, grant the n j , action. trim LORD CUANCELLOR— ,, Tar the injunc tion to restrain the Defendant from publishing soy tine% in his book which is continued in yours. I cannot restrain him from publishing any t h twg that t. net pirated."—Notion•granted. PRIVATE HEARING. Mr. SPENCZ requested ;hat 1.11 Lord,hip would allow • petition that Moira to an Want to stand tur Saturday, and that he would pleave to hear it iii he. private room, a, it was ler very peculiar ctt cuwuataucer, in which the public had nu mierest. The LORD CHANCELLoa- 1, Let it be put iii t'le paper for Saturday. As to hearing it in my iirivate room. that does not rest with me. If all• the parties consent to that course, I cannot object, but it is necessary for me to Ism that coosent." The Court was occupied the remainder of the day in hearing a baukrnpt petition, of no interest except to the parties concerned. COURT OF RING'S BENCH, Warnosrmi, 1 THE SUNG V. RAOG ♦ND OSBORNE. Mile Defendants were convicted ■t IVarwick of publi►hing and selling libels trading to bring the religion of the country into contempt. They were slow brought up for judgment. The Cuter JUSTICE said, that it would be in convenient for the Court to proceed to the sen tence on this day, at the sometime the Court wss unwilling to detain the officers who held the De fendants in custody from returning to Warwick. His Lordship, therefore, directed that the Defend outs should be placed in the custody of the iMa►- chal of the Court, THE KING V. HUNT AND OTHERS. At half-post eleven o'clock the Court proceeded to the cnosider.ition of this case. Mr. BAYLEY was preparing to read the renimider of his notes, when_ Mr. Hoot requested their Lordships to take down another objection which he wished to urge, namely, the admission of evidence on the trial of the nnittns on the flags, which would appear in the linter part of the examination iii chief of Morton. Mr. Justice BAY LGY could not find the evidence in that pert of his notes which corresponded with Mr. Hunt's description ; but the objection was Takeo down by the Chief Justice. The ATTOINLY.GESERAL prOffneed a copy of the first bill which was posted for calling the Man ehester Meeting, nod of that of the Magistrates, which directed the people to " abstain" from flint Elegal meeting " at their peril." Mr. Justice BATLEY then went on reading the evideoce. When he came to that of Matthew Cooper, an accountant. which related the inscrip tions of the banners, Mr. Hunt reminded the Judge (Mr. Justice Bayley) that he (Mr. Hunt) had on tire trial required so see the notes which Cooper professed to hare taken, and this was refused by Lordship. _ _ _ Mr. Ji*live BAYLEY did Dot recollect, bet sup. posed he should discover it in his notes. Mr. Hunt said he mentioned it in ibis place, to sa , e the trouble of referring to it afterwards. Ii appeared from hi, Lordship's mom that Cooper did not take any notes of the foregoing evid e nc e nn Lire ground, bet made them up from memory, alter I.e left the meeting. By two o'clock Mr. Justice Batutt had reed tiirough the whole of the evidence fur the prosecu tion. The Coley Jurrice thew said. that his brother Bailey would be too much exhumed if he went au further. Tire Court, therefore, thought fit to ad journ the coriaideretion of the case till to...narrow, •ad in the mean time proceed with the ordivary business of the motions. In the Court of Common Pleas yesterday Mr. Seqestit VAUGHAN rose to bhew cause agitinst a role ohich hail been obtained on a former day by Mr. Serjiatit BLOCSETT, the obi Vet of which was to take oft the file of the Court, for some irregularity in the rndorserneur i the proceedings commenced against the Warden of the Fleet, for suffering the escape of ROBERT CHRISTII BURTON. Esq. from hia custody. This gentleman, our readers will recol. lect„ was a Member of the House of Commobs in thejlast Pailiament, and wits discharged by the Walden, under the authority of the SPEAKER'S or. der. 'rhe Court, in consideration that the paint was new, arising as it did out of the Act of 59th Cleo. 111, by ialot lo the peaeliee of that Court wsa uttered, took time to cousider before they gate a decisraii oil the ' , title CI. Experience has fir!ir established the policy of takins at tots eeastiu of tile year an Aperient Medicine list will not only act on the Bowels, but also on the Liver cud tints. Such a physic is the ElePtilAL ANTIS:II.IOM I's WA, which, by carrying uff Bile, corre•cliug the Secretions, and purifying the Blond, will effectually prevent erns ption and other diseases of the Skin, and protect the system against those complaints of the load, &c. which occur during summer awl autumn. Doctor BRICSICT, of Paris, to his Treatise uu Apoplexy, highly recommends these Pills as a most effectual remedy for relieving the head and pre. venting apoplexy. As a corridor of hale and the digestive -organs, loug experience iu tie East ladies, and in Ibis Country, ender the tUrectiou of an tinniest Physician, has proveJ theta tube an invaluable discovery prevent isn• position, the sale of these Pills it confined to Mr. Sanger. J5O, Oxford-street ; Mr. Harris, corner of St. Paul's Cleureh, yard; .P7O, Piccadilly, opposite Bond-street; and the Me. .fiscal Mall, opposite the Church la Bretrturd. Ample directions accespery each he.. OLD BAILEr. TUEIDAT, MAT I. BANK PROSECUTIONS. John Robinson. alias Thomas Telmer. aged 2G, capitally indicted for feloniously uttering va rious forged IL note., with iiitent to defraud the Governor arid Company of the &ink of England. The Jury pronounced the Prisoner tonilly— Death. FINING A JUROR. 11171liont Brooks was put to :hr bar upon an in• *dirt tent which charged him with having tottered, Ighottring to be forged, a IL and a Si. f0rg. , 41 note, ,•with itttrot to drfrotol, &c. Mr. Serjeaut BuSittr9UET was •boot to open the emir, when s 0000 e of the Jury requested to he peimiited to withdraw. Several of them ac cordingly withdrew, and shortly alterwarda all hut one returned to the box. Still, however, one was ab,ent, and the Colin having waited patiently for some'titne. sent f.ir him, but no tidings could be learnt of him. At length officers were dispatch ed to Ins house., to bring fun into Court, the Jury harlot; already !teem charged witl► the Prisoner. Alter a romiderable tone had elapsed, the officer, whi; found the Jatur at home, brought hint into Court, and the latter having taken his seat in the boa— The COMMON SERJEANT arldresserl him by oat. ing, that he hkstl taken a moat 1111Warfailialile liberty with the Court, by absenting libuself without per- J tire,r—" I thought your Lordship had diti ch.irged us until five o'clock." The COMMON SERJEANT —" You could not have 1111rivrt•toul any 14161 thing, Sir, knowilig that you had been ',worn and dinged with the late of the Prisoner. I line you 20/." Juror—" I hope, my Lord---" The COMMON SERJEANT--" Let the fine be recorded." Mr. S.rjeant BOSANQU ET then opened the case us against Brook., front winch it appeared that the Prisoner, on the 3t.t of February, went into the colour.shop of a Mr. Newman, and, without task in,; soy purchase, begged change for a IL note (having used the name of sir. Field), which was veis him by Mr. Newnian's shopman. On the font:ming. day a petsoot iesetaltho.g the Prisoner carte wr h a (moll sr exuaae, tta change of a 51. ante, which Jlr. Neatnaa hita•elf gave Imo. Both uh themr antes atterwarda turned out to he for4erl, and it appeared that the Poisoner ball at one 'lentod s-rved with Mr. Field, but not for the Isat three years. He continued in similar speculations until apprehended, through the medium of a Mr. Fo.t. wags. a baker, of Crow -street, Finsbory-squast. The Jury found hint Grihy—.llestk PRICE OP STUCK YESTERDAY. Bank Stuck.. 4d64Y5j I Bank L. An. 17 15-16 '_'►'.G I du Bonds.. Ye sti pr. 3 prr Cent. Red 651 a I Ex. fills. 3 S pr. per Cent. CoPs. liDig I Ditto Crew... lbw I pr. per Cent . 71 I Lottery Tickets 431. ti•. 4 per Cysts.. stii i I Lou.. ter Ace... 69tigt .5 per Ct. IN. A 14,1.1056 I COURSE OF EXCHAt Amsterdam, C.F. 12 2 DIM, at Sight... 11 12 Ilosierd tin ...... 12 3 Assisi-9s ex usu... 12 5 Hansbough 34 A loss' ......... 38 1i Pari• 3 sines dale '2; 30 Dille e.. 25 59 Hourskaux dine.. 25 20 Fraukfort uss the Mame ........ 154 Vireos F.s.2se.flu. 10 Trseste ... . . 9 Kadrid Cadist 34 Bilbao Baraeles• 33 34 G!braliar 3O 141111(1 POLICE. POW • ITR V tT. Yesterday Samuel Ileajumsfis Jfe►rJl(i was bronght up for re-examination before Richard Birnie, Eat the Sitting Ma ristrate. charred wit', ulleiing forged I/. bank of England notes. Tile eilenne.t-irres were as follow :—The Prisoner art nt to the house of Mrs. Snaky, No. 16, While Hart.yaid, Drnry.lane, a n d iiigniied for Mss. Cannon, who formerly kept the house. IT did not occupy the house, he said he dill not particularly want Mrs Caui 1111 l , lost a woman also lulled !lure. Mrs. Sibley then called down a woman who hail lodged iu the lonise when Mrs. Cannon pt it, soil the woman informed the Prisoner all she knew concerning the person ■bout whom he inquired; and by way of reward for ber servters request. , ed the Prisoner to gray her something to drink ; the Prisoner willingly consented to do so, and produced a 11. note, *bleb Mrs. Sibley's servant look to Mr. Poures wint.eaults, in Drury-lane, and (entitled it in payment for half a pint .4 • that being *list the Prisoner ordered her to purchase. Mr. Poore immediate ly discovered that the note was forged, and tb sort' Mts. Sibley's servant to fetch the person front V 16.1111 she had it. 'l l se servant returned hack and informed Ilse Prisoner of what had happened at Mr. Poore's, and re (vacate -II Inns Ito go with her 10 Mr. Poore's. He accordingly accompanied her, and wit satisfactorily answering some questions put to him by Mr. Poore as to how be came by the note, Nlr. PUOIT was induced to send fur an °direr, who took the Prisoner tote custody. Upon searching him, there w■s found 3/ 6s. 0.1. in silver, a pair of new gloves, and Iwo pair of new scissors. Afire the Prisoner was taken away, five II Mae% vete found near to where he hail berm stand. in! by a female t of Mr. Poore's. 'Ube Waistline of Bank Notes alteniled, and proved the five U. a holml isa the noon. and also the If. mule es! to Mr. Poore, to bare been all forced. The nisi:ller was remanded sill 51sieuhy neat. nal'aL Nl' h: LLIGE NC E. PORTSMOUTU, MAT I. Arrived the Lrvre suit Wye, fruit, the rhino', Itixulita trausport front dint., fur the Cope; Guildford, Johortuii, frame ditto, fur N.w South Wales; and Mary, Ku•hirds, hone Ceti,. fur Poo*. Sailed the Hmrssei amides's., Baker, fur Antwerp. TALIIIOUTII, MIL ?9. Arrived the Liberality, Towner, Own iu b 9 days, for stud %Valliant, Hall, from Liverpool, for Pelersbuigh. NARMICII, MAT I. Arrived the Lord Nelson packet (sum Cnzhilens, and Prince of Orange packet from Holland—each with a mail. 1111161174 M, NAT 1. The Asia Turkish frigate, from Alexandria. has arrived at Sraudgate Crock; she saluted the garrisou as she passed. DEAL, 111• It 1. Arrived and sailed fur the River the Yrllie Ca dr , L a id. say, mid Charter! Gram, Semi, from China. Passed the l'a in cest; Amelia anal 6:111 . 1,11 litWiii Utli.ard-bound Fast India men ou 28th ult. tilY the Ram Head, nil well. Also arrived and sailed fur the River the Levatil, Whitmore, fur &Osier ; Oporto packet, Cotesworth, from Pertiansbtaro ; Fortune, Downiut. from Gallipoli for Yarmouth ; and the inamport, Nu. 270, frum Cora, with hoops fur Chatham-11w latter remains. LIVIRPOOL. APRIL 30. Arrived the Can.lime , Matihewson; and Emperor Alex. milder, Davelawn, from Marialines; I.lriv. Evans; and Mmitrust, Fraztor, !rum lkincr Ira; Vruw Gwium , Gre. vireo, front Aulwerp; and Druiv Ilenrietie, Cerise:lug, from Ovietid. David Davis. of M-rthyr Tydfil (better known by the mime of /hi Gast). celehrssed its the hilly dist►ict of Glaitiorgisissisire as ever Rob 'coy sas iii Scotism!, has been committed to Cardiff grill, on a charge of breaking aka the Glamorgisu Camsl warehouse. at Merthyr. is October last. THE ITIRP. - t• . NEWMARKET SECOND SPRING MISTING, 'll9O. Noiekv, SAY 1. Mr. Boovierie's Aisdrew, 10.1. beet Mr. Vany's f. by W. 1141, out of Zuni, 80. T. Y. C. 100 gs. b. 11.-2 to I um Andrew. Handicap Sweepstakes of 15xs each, foe 3-yr tilde and up wards, T. Y. C. D. of Rolland's Inferior, 5 yrs 014 1314 1 Mr. ‘yyronisso's Sonoders, 4 yrs old, 7.1.61 k IA Jersey's lonpulitieur, 8 yrs 061, 141. .. 3 Mr. kosies HuHop, 5 yrs ul 1 , 80. 71b. Mr. Thornhill's' Lens., b v.. old, 7sl. 121 b. D. of Grafton's Zest, 4 yrs sild, Tat. 81b. Mr. Creietfurd's Sultan, 4 yrs r. 1.1, 8.!. 01b 41 Grosvenor-4 b. f. by llinsid.rbult, trot of Monition', 3 yrs old, 7st Mr. Vaneitterre The Due, 3 yrs uld, 7.1.41 b The alltare placed bust 3.--4 101 nest lederistr-6 so 1 rest Bourederi-8 to 4 n 74 toupuldine-4 to 1 net lopes. Sir J. Shelley's Aster, B.t. 3 b. beat Mr. l'us4 Packs, Bst. 711 w Ab. M. 21111ge. h f1.—.3 to I ern Anise Mr. lloriverie's Eurierso, bent D. Of Greflures e. by WattYs out of Charcoal, Bst. 41b. each. Fast half of Ab. 312001g5. b. fr.-5 to 4 on Furrow. 1.11 Ilbirier's Advance, 80. 21b. rec. ft. frogs Mr. Foes B.t. 71b. D. M. 3080• b. ft. Mr. U.lny's thirnieeitle, P.I. 311 r. rec. *v. from Cm. Grusrettur's Blue Stockings, Ost. I lb. T. Y. C. 106 rs. h. ft. NORM WKS,' PASSAGE. It has bergs unrested, sad, as far es we have the means of judging, there ts bolls reason awl humanity in the sug genii sss s that the present seas.. woiski be well employed iss wadi.: out a weasel iu search of sine sosintryineei who weal uit the Ltalieu's Bay expedition. II is wow certain, that if Lieutenant Parry 41111 his companions he alive, and have not passed throughlssing's Streit* into the Nutshell' Pacific, they must have wustered in some very high latitude, and though prepared against must of the probable coeitingencies, still &ethical' or manful irises may have befallen them winch eau fureaight could guard against, sine the most judicious conduct prevent or remove. The corcomstance pinned nut in our last week's paper would certainly i eciiur ies to hope, that our Intrepid navigators have shared iw the amenity of season observed its latitude GO anal 61 degrees of our own hemisphere, and that they have been enabled to prosecute the arduous object of their pursuit ; yet no one at all Cllll. versant with the subject, hist must cuatemplaie with lively seassbility and dread, she many fearful perils to which their entakriuktug is liable. It is true the 7.etlard Islands, where the comparatively mild winter has been experie,real, lee under the same parallel of Witte& with Cape rarewell, in iVeist Greenland, but with such • space, sad such an octets as she Atlantic intervessisig, rat with the Insown datferetire of climate which 11111111 N snit even a Kumla can be formed of the stale of the weather in the Arctic regions of Aster, ice. Our issirepid mariners may have been shipwrecked, and obliged to burry themselves in heil■ amousgat the snow, as happened to the eel. lasted With pilul, Samna, and his abipmates, ou the coast of Nova Z Labia, during Ilse winter irf 1:1111. An wuluokeel.for disaster may hive destroyed Ilse skips, and deprived them in a usomeses of all the sesaussices with which they weir', so amply provided—they may have Ins.'s compelled to lithe to their Loots, and to tusetgate u kuusen seas, exposed to all the iiicleUietielei and vieissitssahls of these inhospitable regiuus—or, what as far from impowei. hie, perhaps after haviaig survived, under every titivat►on, Ilse lung, anal dark, and dreary Lenart...resit night, they may now lie reduced to the ~,, :eighties' exlremaUty of hanger and cold, or is ritual danger of perishing front the attacks of hostile savages. We own that whatever ies , twe hike ill the success of Ibis hazardous exploit, is tome thaw mot. Irrhalancr.l by the colleens tee feel to the fate of oar cuss.. Iquitos engaged ill it, and we do think that it Ivcomes the dusty of those who " sit at home at rase," lei coo ts-ire every means, fur their salety, anal to leave At little as panteible to chalice. No harm eau accrue from doing too much; great injury may lie sustained from dome tam little. Hut admitting that they are sate and well, which we ter. 'Trolly hope that they •re, the expense of sending out • vessel to look alter them is an expense which the country would cheerfully defray: strut so 141' feast its being uurro dueller., the aciluisiliuos to nautical and erographaral science, made by such an expedstient, would lie 1411 ample reimbursement. %'e would inspreas strueigly, but respect. fully, of the minds of these in power, nail one probable cause of failsere of the rexpedition that went in yin •t of La Peyroinie, originated in the hang interval of lime Iliat was suffered lu elapse taelweeu its miting and the period a hen all doubts as to she fact of souse calamity Isamitig caves taken him most have ceased. The last letter written by that elm. tingoislied and u talur smote navigator was Jobe I'oll hi, it. in February, 1768, ■nd stated the probability lir his reaching the isle of France on his way house in D.Tesulier of the same year. Yet it was not till Septenitn-r 171S1, that D'Etaticeriateaux sailed from Beal: that is. three years after Ili. probable lams, capture, ur murder, of Pe:e court., and cuisactriently nut less than tour years usual have elapsed le•fore they could by possibility reach ■ny spud winre the weltorholy Catastrophe .'s likely to have happeuri!. Bet the tempest of the Revolution was them resing.--i• ass pro. 'cress it swept away ail iufe,i,er Considers:isms, null I.a Vey rouse was left Its his &tr. Had D'Ersirseasteaux been ills. patched early its 1769, a very alarmed result might, and as. ssisrell!y a far more sane...rimy reseal( would have brew effected, Instances iunussitrabie Isere uerurord us wheels shipwara lied remora have subsisted and &tended themarle.s for a lung tune under elillicalths almost incredible. Hot Ihrre is • trent to human exertion under sods connoted...area, and that terns was, its the instance alluded to, alretched hia•- yamd the limit of human endurance. Lel our country stiller up such reproach with respect to Leal. Parry.—(Olourealer Journal.) IMPORTANT INFORMATION.—FruiII by the College of l'ii”ogiatta, no Jess that; 40,090 die annually in Great Britain of Consumption, and at least 10,000 hi London. The late Wm. Turnbull, Lou a very ingeinutis Surgeon, ascertained that every 20th person was ruptured. These complaints are Italy alarming to every individual who trees the least exe►►tion. It is also incredible Ilse •umber that suffer from • certain Disease, by being improperly treated. It was those eiienmetann•s induce) Dr. Coor►,. to select eminent Physician's and Sargent's, •f at lea►t 30 years' experience, to turns a Medical Board; sad since the I siablislawsent upwards of 30,000 l'ai bins Icive been erred—wary sf !bent after Hospitals had failed Messrs. Coogan. and Co. are cutsaulird at tVutslotock street, o:ford-street, and at Marlette House, Great Char lotte-strati, uppusite the Bev. Rowland Hull's, daily, truss Eight till tight.-31ethauscs have advice gratis FOUI ing, from Six till ;Eight, and on Sunday blurnings until Twelve u'Cluck.—' a • Ruptures of 30 years standing radi cally cured, without confinement—There our r iv a l., lours at each buyer, and private rooms fur Females.—N.R. The afflicted would du well to read Stews. Coor►lt and Co.'s Lectures us two prevailing Diseases, published at One by Mr. Harvey, 22, Blackfnars-ruad. They will alas prove useful to prang Practitioners. AGE, Tiu24D4v, Mar 2. Ge•50a............. 441 Vessicr lial. Liv.... 2 80 Malta .......... . 4a Pimplvo .... .... 39! Miilvvnso, pry 0x... 119 Lisbon ..... 6l Op°. to . • 501 Rio illtrifo Bahia o.shlusa .... Cork 9/ muLtaom. Pwelwgel 44.1 J Ir t s. d. Cull', wee: 0 0 0 4444 d in Bars—. 3 17 104 New 'lhtelblotrite 3 16 li New Pulls.* 0 4 11 Silver he Bars Y 6 04 New Lurie reek— I 0 0 MARKETS. . , [from the - London .Vereenhk Price Carroll," of ruatiay May t, 18301 WEST INDIA AND SPANISH MAIN PRI/DUCE. (•ores,—Three has been a singly &mood since ors last, and She pablie sales hare gore off al roamer priets,eseept• inz Uwtrh, winch ti, chorea Ir. to Is. per els,. it etsissetpienee of the large qu.tutity bronchi forsrarii ; St. Doiminei broom& 110 s. Mum the price paid last Tues.lay ; H h, of superior gwaliSy, sold SS/ 3165. per rot. The •luck of W. Leafier is nor 3,420 tom. being 45n more than at ibis time last year, prrseui priers hs. per est. higher. PIMENTO has tone of heavily by pettalic auction, 511 destine of p. per lb. Sucr.tit —The business dime in 21sisclvarte during Iles week was limited, in consequence of file small rpiaiiiiip awn.. particularly of hew Of 011111, frs13111!1, Okla, is MOM 3$ sr litre.). A small public ',Jr of Jamaica, on Frillsy, went oh sub spirit at high priers. In Foirigo Segura welly little has berm 4611 C. Tne Snick of 11. P. Siazar i* now 4,310 mike less iban lad year's at this thew, present prices 4s. per cal. lower per iviir average. IMMO* —Two public sales took place last week, rO9ll - %On sera's. Gamin's's, and 50 weans 011.11CCA, which weal at Stir follow sug rates : Gust maim line *obi& 7s. 3.1. 10 7 7.1 ; .aloe 6.. Iss 71. (nod earls. 5. 6.1. 10 5.. Chi ; Wises% slats° 54. 3d. to ri • 4.1.; 01 tiosiury dal° 4.. 4+ 10.1.; Cm:sees 341 Onras K. 91, is. 94. •2.1. i subsi 6s. 9d. to 7s. 3.1. ; 0..3,1 .1 „.., In Cocoa there Isms been uwahint dune. Rusts have Is au in limited d. tosstsd, and we redoca our quotations uf JallllllCl 23. per taltsso. The press 111 stuck of Hoist is 11,553 putnelsertn., and price of proof% 24. 3.1. per gallon. tusk 11.1 year, same date, 9,303 pauclwons, sod price of proofs 24 10.1. per gallon. EAST INDIA .PROINICE. Trc—nobra has been in general dernansi at 34. In 411,41. per lb. advastre on the fi t ICI' of the last sale. and rout Twantisy at lA.d. to td. advance: fur other &script' there is little inquiry- ROUTH AMERICAN PRODUCE. COTTOM.—There has liecii a good iripsurp for Callan throughout the k, and much business wool,' have beets stone, bat fur the finance" of holgicre in demanding ad vanced owes ; the whole of the males are at rather higher p r ie r s ; the Rowed■ and part of the Bengal" are taken or eve culaiiwo, the remainder for export and home trade. The s.gire of tie week were doily paid Ut Sea Wands fiir Wired, 11.1. • 211 d.; 630 Upland 1114.. fair lift. a 12d ; bon Pernamher.o Cm- 10 cored Md. to 11411. ; 400 Mina f;cia ldlin¢ lii, Nora good MP, 20 Demerara and 11.41111 c fair 141, 60 common West India fair so 'nod 134. 111 13 1 4., 24 Jamaica and 1 4 ...nissrss (sir le [MA 11:4.a 12.1" 32 . 13.41winon lair In rood 134. 100 Carllustros fair In 2004 _ . 111.1.; 808 Surat (in bowl) !mho*, yto a uI. luu Gd. ■ GO. a 81.1., fair to good Id a nil. a 8.1. floe 11:il. ; 700 Bemis's (in Ixtrid) ordinary to middling :SI& a lid. a Op. fair to guod a lid. floe Bd. a 811: luta% 3,338 bags. Nu lon part.. RRITISII STAPCE ARTICLES. _IRV/INFO Sitcans.-...The demand baa wt beer lively. bet the miners hold firmly at futtner priers. Molasses bas been IN &mord at 28r. LIVERPOOL REPORT, Aran. 28, late. COTTON —The demand for Cotton ssuticed in our last has since continued, and the milk,. has closed at a farther ail. tutee of id. per lb. un Bowed., Orleans, and Brasile. The public sale of 1,200 bags of Sea Islands yesterday attracted a numerous attendance of sponsors, and the *hole went off smith considerable spirit at au advance of Id. a 2.1. p. r lb, on Ibe pervious p. ices. The total sales, including ihose by auction yesdes-.1.1y, are 14.5110 bags, which consist lif 100 2Sea Islands, 19p. a 21.1.; and 980 by ...minor. middling to guod 191.1. a 22111.; One 2s. 2 t.. 7.1.; thirty owned 11.1.; and one 'smoked by motion, lodestars , to good 1114 a 170.; four thousaud Maeda 1 lid. a 1•213.; 1,400 Orleans, 12d. a 15.1.; 840 by suction. middlingio good, 12.1. a 14.1 ; 2,000 Per 151.1. • 10.1.; 410 11 shoot, 1 II 1:1.1.; 1,900 lowa tiltams, 151.1.4 10 Pas..., 14.1. ; t2OO Mo, Ja N 0v ,,,, 14.1.; 400 Minas Grrars,ll , o. a 12-9.; 480 Demerara', 13.1. ▪ 11(q.1 ; 410 liallia.lues by asthma, middling to good fair 12.1. a 1:1 , 1 ; 151) Surat.. 7.1. a 9 id.; col Mud by auction, middling to good, 81.1. a 9.1.; 250 Ilengale, Ii J. a 70. per Ills. A bunt it'll) l'es smuts and 1,000 Downhe lime beet. biker. on sp. culltion, and 100 Sea laimair for estrust. The im port a, rAes bags Deruerara. SO Ila.badoe., 2,083 New Or leans, 3,150 Cl:ad...tom and Savannah, 2,6115 Brazils: total, 8,490 bags. Fore opesli:ir• of flaritadoes Sugar have sold abont dwarf. this ureic, but other soils support the former priers: the qussitily sold is 6'lo casks. Brazil Sugars of g•tutt qualify 'neer a ready sale, anal a small parcel of good new l'ernanttoiceus brought yesterday at public sale 49s for rely g I and strong shire, and 30s. 3.1. fur yellow: • lot of old Habeas, slightly damaged and taken will' all faults, Iwought at the same time 255. a 27.. fur brows., 32,. fur yellow, all 351. a 41s. 0.1. fur Mfrs tur to fair white ; 1,300 big. of very good browu Bourbon have also been takes. for sbipniret 25.. a 28a 6.1 , and a small lot of very low moist HI focal at Ittat. per cat. We bare very little Carolina 11Zier offering in the mask. I, and a pared of very good old has here taken by She grey. r. :it els. It. CocumGrarger, and l'ime ))))) , we have nothin: Coffee still remains in a rr.y dull state, and the sales have been very w.irnpu,taut : about coo k o 01.11m0...ea were suit yesierdsy at public sale to the grucel• at 100, 8,1 a 100.. for awn ordinary mid broker., modal 117.. a 1130. for mixed ordinary to good rodinary, winch is alms.: - 2. loner alai/ our last rpostatium. : of Foreign, only IGO b. , g. of Brazil, of rood ordinary quality, have been disposed of at 100 s. • I in, Rums aye without alteration. lu Dyearnods little has been done, with the earept ~,,, of 200 tons of whd Niro. 'acne 11' 1 al 231. a 24/. per ton. 300 barrels of Ala have mad at 3gs. for Montreal. a n d 40s. for Maim ; and a few small parcels of Nlimirral Pols Mrs.. 304. A par cel of Wilinitivou Turpentine offered at suction yesterdsy was taken in at 11.. Od and is held at 125.; 400 barrel, of Tar at 17s. The 11. A. Hides offered at publie sale run. sited of 4,000 of prone goslity, which brought 141.1. r 1011. and 700 of only tight w. Wit% BO.; a few salted Horse Holes sold it 7. td., and 1,400 7s. 7d. a 7s. 9d. each. low coal 4611 Th. re 1:011i111:::14) he ■ fair demand for Toharen for ex. poll, and swine of the hold?.s being more. willing to melt the Imp ea, a th cline of Id. aid. per lb. has been ass limitted su foi Kentucky and Colima leaf of the lower qualities. There has hero 1. as those is. the Corti market this week, ■nd song• sales hare herr wide is, Wheat at a *riling LI,- etilie from the former curlew,. Ainerie.in Four is dull of sale price' remake without any Otalrrial There bus been a demand fair sowing flex seed, and up. wards of IS,NI Mids. have 10-en a.dil fur Lhe Irish IRIS kei, firm. eipally at Ws. and yrsirriNy 75a, per — IOH. was paul ; what Iris/.sins Isere is sum held sl 1.0.. per WO. Quereilruir Hash is partially iiiquirril fur; some small parcels have ibis wet It been maid al ISs. for guild, and 21s. per cwt. fur flue quality Philadelphia. lu Tallow ihr re is very little duiug, and prices have again derlitud Is. per cwt. OH —There be. been very little dose sitter her lag is nolo tails. Im I the yrirc* are or Ithoul atteratl4ll.. Ilcln• Seri' Oil I.r. (.11tru sti. iu eunssqueure ui huge eutiatigionsvots Input Itriaild. Fotteript, Tuesday,, Nay 2, Four o'Clock. Career—Throe small public snle, were I chi forward cousiatier of lbsousitra. Dosch, and igt lhosisesgo. Tbs. Piasitation wrest rasher hear al lost week . , prices. Tye Foretops was chi. ay lake,, ii . 110110 s, slipcases' to be the highest olitaisonl, at wb th wales were previously mule by svolt ctml rect. StaAR —The a. r.fhlielifr was eery firm to•dey, soul, owinc to the sws4ll tioasslily ow hawk is. per rtri. pdraltre WS 1.4,1 prier WI. libliiiiged4Or Num desicii.plious. FROM LAST AIGHT'S CAZLTTE. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Connoistions im Ike Loyal Ayr Voisinleer.. sinned lisr I.,re Liemlenu..tof Ike Colgate of Ayr. /lie .Idujeely 41Ctep(,4 Ike Ilerriceß of this Corp. tlst Noteneber. 1319. Aleavniler West liamilloo, Esq lu be Lieelenaut-Coliiiii I Ihtzald Campbell, Esq. to be Major. To bel Captains—George M`llikrn Torrance, ; lint Neill, q ; David hooilmaity Buchanan, Lay ; George Taylor, Earl. To be Liealecianle—Jamea Park, GPM ; William Willo w . ion, Alexander Graham, ; mad M•Kie, Gent. T.. be Eu•ittne—Robert Genf.; M aar , Gent.; 'lino/au Mg:tell:and, Gem. ; snit lames T. Grist. To be Ailjalant—Alexander Graham, Gent. To be laars lermaaler—ltobri I Wallace, Gest. To be borceun--Ituberi Smith, M.D. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Charles Kennard, of Pete, near lia.tiogs, Sanwa, tailor. BAN KIWI' IS. William George Cook, of High.streel, Mmliven. ILddir• sex. optimal,. to surrender. May 6, 13, and hime 53 , at at Guildhall, Lonsloss. Attorney, Mr. l'aiiiugtoo, handful., Motbura. Thom. loafs, of the Jerusalem Colfee-Isnare, Cwolosa, London.latelnlster of the •Lip Minute, Hierell render. May 9,20, and June 13, al Iris, at Guildhall. Attar ne.v. Mr. WIId•, Lioidou. flsuma. John Gasohol. of Ltverpool, merchant, to ear. render. May 10, 60, moil Josue 13, at twelve, at the eSc. Mr. Brooke. Liverpool. Attorney. Mr. lirouk.•, Liverpo„; David Vikon 111111 itheal• Cresel.ar, of Moorhen', line's-drapers, to surrender, 711.1 y 15, 16. and June .r ten, at the Star Ina, Manch...ha. ,Vt.urn•ys, !Ile•ur. Its, Clarke, soul Watson, Warasirel.court, Throganotos. street, lanoluis ; and Mr. 1V:Iwou, Maio hecer Samuel Pi try, of Lit crp.,ol, merchant, to surreni:er, May 17, 19, and Josue 1:1, at lull., a: I,ue Grel,Fge 1,1111, DA c oncert, Live-pool. Attorney., Mr. Gime:cry, Lower emote. •treel, Liverpool ; awl owe mid aloirer, hontlomp. luu•buduhn(s, Chancery-Imo, London. Janos 11 art In in, of Spot land, 1...1ic ..ler, spioner, to storciider, May 15, lii, and loose 1:1, at tiler. at the George lon, Mancheater. Aft ..... ea., Nles.r.. 11:ilite4.1 and Aiwa. worth, Manchester; and Meosis. Milne and Parry, Temple, London. John Lane Glintlertno, of Perelmre, plnnrher, In aurrentler, May 22, at fire, 23, and Jour 13, 21 Lehr , ar the Alfieri Intl, Ir.•r4hnrr. Attortolt, ti uri an d Jarbasott, King's Henri, unit, snob , 41111 Franeia Dearly, Prraitor.•, %Valiant Clark, of South Weida., Molina', Itaels4/taper.lar cant-toter, May Y, 21, sod Jame 13, at 'tetra', at 1 11 1•1•oia Golden Laud Inn, Youth Sldrl•tr. Anerwer, Meas.*. &II awd Grodricit, Min Cbutehlar.l, Lonstouiw.l Mrame. sail lull, South kiln. Jusrph Rourke,of Alltesiaarle.ater 14, hr. ads I!, wine•torrehaist, In oarrentkr, May Id, to, 'OM 13, at u,', at (.111Itthell, IAbIidANS. Anttrnry , ,M , .q.. Reaeding and Davit., Curlort-court, Graeeehurt.tt tor,. t I(icha►.l llathrrrnnn, of Leeds, rn.•rrhanl, ta sur render, May 1.20, and June 13, as ten, at Gm 11,1 hall, Lon don. Atiorior)s, 31t.sars. Itubiusun and Demurs, Austin- Loniloss. __...—_.. _ VI DEN Ug. May 27. H. Erato, of eh, ap.idr , London, silk•manuf.d.- tarry, at Sr.,, at Guildhall. Ma) Y. S. Harrell, of the Slinorira, Loudon, cern..leal,., ai swrlsre, as Guildhall. Slay G. R. iforigoost, of Fkot-oteret, London, oilman, at len, al Guildhall. MAy 27. C. P of flirmitighasit, glover. at 'arrive. 31 Ilex Royal Hotel, Temple-row., Rol mu,4l.”ti. ►lay 30..1. ti3trwell, of MAcclrAtirld, (*luau r, sod R Nitl:- Mill, of Wood strvel, Chraimult., Lota.lou, stlk•nsa..at .4:- fusel'', a! Ica, sit Gual.111:111, Loudon. May 25 T. Fisher, nuw ur Jalr ta Batty 111114, York, c 1.4- to ocher, ■t elrreat, at lbe Commercial low, York. M. 31. G B-tytty, J. James, and J. %clank*, not or L.ir Ilain beater, futquart-ortuaracturera, at Igit Ire, at o.e Palace Inn, Manchester. June :1. T. H. 1441•4. and T. D. 31ertion, of 31.tinlen.ltne, Woad street, Cite/Inside, LawrJun, bostivat-tnanuf al ti is, at Guildhall. 31a y Glitiiihs. J. Griffiths. awl K Griffin's of iirsoissl, mamma, sat twelve, at Ilit ~,,,, r•tini Room+. 116-1.0. May 24. P. Rim, of Ashborne, Urrby, dealer, at Oren, at the Kl:ires Arins Ins. Dr' 4. Slay 27. J Piteber, of Bark-road, St. George, Midd k,ia, brielitayer, at twelve, at Guildhall. London. May :30 . J. KA1..., of St. Soutane. lanr, Lomilearil-street, London. merrhast, at Monet, at Guildhall. May 30. W Tamerll , of Drury bur, Slitliller.ex, etree4e• monger, at ekveo, al Guildhall, Lontimt. May 27. J. Gasses, of ~,, -street, Somi•rs Town, Ma CAbin•t - Illakrf, at twelve, at Go London. May 27. T P. Oakley, lair of Ealwrr , Sliddl./..%, tumid. at trio, at Guildhall, Louth's. Slay T. Stanton, of Glory-lane, Midillrsex, (hero-- nintigrr, at elriren,•t Guildhali. 5. lon. Slay 27. It B. Sorrell, of Kirhy-strect, Wittomgatileit, Middies..a, printer, at iris, at 1.0.. May 23 T. Jackson and W. Jackson, both of Ilverpoot, mei chants, sit vise, at !Ise George Inn, Vale -street, I I Mac 23. C C 11001.44 Parlors, Sontliainplon, ironmonger, at Wit% at the George Inn, Portssiontli. May 1/. J. Haddon, late uf To 11 s i irue, North Shidds, Northumberland, ship owner, at sieve's, at the George Tsetse, Nurlls Shields. CERTIFICATES.—Mai- T. W.W.11, of lite New Kral-,oad„ Surrey, shilsuumer. —W. H. Barnard and C. Dsraard, late of Corerinml. merchants.— J. Littlewoml, of Manchester, Jraler.--J. Glow, of Armky, Leeds, woollen asamdaaturer.—J. Far. mer, late of Skommstrret, London, virityllter.—J. Gobi uf Coldwater, Fast:, tourer.—G Woodheall, N oar Attains, Yo, k, marels.manufactut er.—T. Masker, Isle of Ems. worth, Suntbamptau, miller.—W. Harrison, of Vehlrlalry, Derby, lie.der.-.J. Makers, of Liverpool, livery stable kerra-r.-17. Turner auJ J. North, of Mold Greer, York, fancy.chathtars, PARTNERSHIPS pis.soirr.o. J. Orbell sad J Deck, of Bury Si. Edmond*, Suffolk, tuthru,Apr.l I, 1880.—J. Varikan awl J. lAt.,:nsure, ut 8r0.0t0.1, 11',.1 I'Ulla werchael., A pro I fz9, 1820.—A. II ack on - Wool, aotol K. Donglios, of Leaolovulo *mei, I.undoon, urrr• orlounou, %I.y I, 1820.—K. J. Hs:,n•ruurn and G. T. White;:!, col C'utubroolgc, &Maury. al lair, Jauaary 1, Ib2B. MARRIAGE On Tot-witty sennicht, in Clawed, Beery Sktßrio. sr von, or Clara, Esq. in the King's Comm!. to stotaros Marts, Oil. at dais:liter of 3 tints (atitir,l4, Esq. Asstiamt Cuinton...i).Grarrat. riot Ho re 10 11.3reateltroat Colodel S:r Jusrpli Cairorross,K.C.B. of Cir MIA Artillery. DEATHS:. Da the 'nth of April, at Ina lonise, No. Itl, Jarnea-mnret, Rockingham gate, Patrick Culijuhrorn, Esq. LLD Anthor of Ilse " Trsatises on 11w Police of the Metropois• asd the River Thames," and on the 6. %Vimlih , Power, and Resources of the lir it ish Empire," aged 713. Us Tuesday evening, Ike 15. h all. at nmiliognit-opr-ibis in France, to the Slit yesr of his uge, She Ilou. Airguidas Richard Butler Drawers, snicleno lhr Esri or I.anrs t n.runrl. On the same day, at Grasattt, in tin Notelet. C ~,,,, ty, ut a erensumpliusr, aged 25, Richard Edward Dighy, EN. sou to ate Into Death of Clunftiri, is Jreliund. 04 Matalay se'arsight, at his scat, Monaignil, wear Ne• each. nay Going, Esq. one of the oldest Alagistriitss is liar etamaly sniTippmar). - _ PrieGai mod Plablisbed al Tat ibIITION POMO awl TIM lawn MiSre, No. 121, litramd, by C . °URN* ELA. sairminiso.