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1 I i AMERICA. MESSAGE. ro the Smote sad Horse of Repiesehtatives the United States. . " 1 communicate to Congress a correspondence which has taken place between the Secretary of State and the Envoy Eitrwordinary mud Miutster I'llitiipotentiery of his Catholic Majesty, since the ..10sitirege of the 27th' March la*, respecting the • T./Irtty which. was concluded between the United Stage, and Spain, on the ied Fehro..rc. 'IN tu. tit After the failure of bib Catholic Majeaty for so long a time to ratify the Treaty, it was expected that ,Minister 'would here brought with him the ra. .dicatirm, nr that lie would have been authorised to give en order for the delivery of the territory ceded by itito the United States. It appears, however, net the Treaty is i.till unratified, and that the Mi. roster has no authority to surrender the territery.— The object of his mission has been, to make cow. plaints and to demand explanations, respecting an imputed system of hostility, on the part of citizens cithe United States, against the subjects and donsi. mono of Spain, sad an unfriendly policy in their Government, and to obtain new stipulations against hese alleged injuries, as thcconditirto on which the 'Feisty should be ratified. . 4' Unexpected as such 'comialairits and itkb a demand were, Yoder existing circumstances. it was, 'blight proper, without compromising the Govern metdt as to the course to bei pursued, to meet them . promptfy, and to give the explanations thlit were desired on every subject, with the utmost candour. The result has provEd, what was euificiently wNI known before, that the charge of b 'systematic hoe laity, being adopted and permed by citizens of the United States, against the dominiiiils and *ob jects of Spain is utterly 'destitute of friondation, al vithat their Government. in all its branches, has maintained with the utmost rigour, that neutrality in the civil war between Spain and her Colonies, which they were the first to declare. No force has been collected, nor incursions mode. froth within the United States, against the dominions of Spain ; •,or have any naval equipments been permitted. in favour of either party, against the other. Their citizens have been warned of the obligations loci. Jest in the neutral condition of their country ; the public officers have been instructed to see that the laws were fully executed ; end severe examples have been made of some who violated them. " In regard to the stipulation proposed as the condition of the ratification of the Treaty, that the Udited States shall abandon the right to recognise the Revolutionary Colonies in South America, or to form tuber relations with them, when in their judgment it may be just sod expedient so to do, it is Manifestly so repugnant to the hodour, tad even to the independenctof the United States, that it has been impossible to Algona it. In making this pro posal, it is perceived that his Calorific Majesty has entirely misconceived the principles on which this ' Government has acted, in being a party to • nego. cisition so lung protracted, for chime so wen found. edrind reasonable, as he likewise has the sacrifices which the United States have made, comparatively, with Spain, in the Treaty to which it is Wl:toned to annex so extraordinary and improper a Coaditios. " Had the Minister of Spain offered an moque& fled pledge that the Treaty shoold be ratified by his 4overeign, on being made acquainted with the explanations which had been given by this Govern ment, there would have been • strong motive for accepting and submitting it to the Senate fur their advice and consent, rather than to resort to other measures fur teens, however justifiable and pro. per. But he gives no such pledge. Ou the coo. trary, he declares explicitly, that the refusal of this Government to relinquish the right of judging and acting for itself hereafter, according to circuits. mutes, in regard to the Spanish Colonies—a right common to all nations—has rendered it impossible fur him, under his instructions, to make such en. gegement. He thinks that his Sovertiga will be induced, by Isis communications, to ratify the Treaty; but still he leaves him free either to adopt that measure, or to decline it. He admits that the other objections ore essentially removed, and will :not, in themselves, prevent the ratification, provided the difficulty oo the third point is surmounted. _Vile result, therefore, iv, that the Treaty is declared to have no obligation whatever ; that its ratification is made to depend, not on the considerations which Jed to its adoption. and the conditions which it con. tains, but on a new article unconnected with it, §-r -etarding which a new negocistion must be opened, for indefinite duration and doubtful issue. " Under this view of the subject, the course to be pursued would appear to be direct and obvious, if the affairs of Spain had remained in the state in which they were when this Minister sailed. But it is known, that so important change has since taken place in the Government of that country, which fie onnt fail to be sensibly felt in its intercourse with other nations. The Minister of Spain has men. tiolly declared his inability to act, in consequence of dint change. With him, therefore, ander his Wiessot powers, nothing could be done. The atti. 1106 of the United States must now be assumed, em fall convideratios of what is due to their rights, "%heir interest, and honour, without regard to the powevs or incidents of the late mission. We may, at pleasure, occupy the territory, which was intend. ed sod provided by the late Treaty as an indemnity `for losses so long sustained by our citizen, but still nothilig could be settled detinitively, without a ' f rowsty between the two 'Anew. I. this the time to 'make the preemie ? If the United States were governed by views of ambition and aggiandiee. dent, many strong reasons might be gowns in its favor. But they have me objects of that kind to accomplish; norm which are net Needed is justice, and which can be injured by forbearance. " Great hope is eutertained that this change will promote the happiness of the Spanish nation. The good order, 'moderation, and humanity, which have thasoctoeised the movement. ore the best guano tees of its success. The United States would sot be justified is their own estimation. should they tube any step todisturb its harmony. When the Spanish Government is completely organized on the principles of this change, es it is expected it ammo Will be, there is just ground to preetirse that out dilemmas with Spoilt will he speedily and M. tirfactNtly settled. With these remarks, I stibmit it sit she wisdom of the Congress, whether it well not still he advisable 'to postpone ony areivioo on this subj.-et nista the nest Session. " JAMES MONROE. " N'eskierion, gth May, MO." (Fro.. the Clutrkstoo City Goutte, April 30.) To our esteemed friend mid corresposident at St. Thomas we aro again indebted for tuteresting in telligence bout South America. The contents of the following letter, received from him, are of a peculiarly important character. The Royal army. Of five thousand men, under Morales. entirely de stroyed (if the report be correct) in Carraccar, which twist. as a consequence. give the full -possession of that province .to the fa'rin'a—the people of all the towns and provinces of Buenos Ayres universally % jig g the unaided of Generals Carrera and Ranierea, who. with their Patriotic Intruirtiiiireib, threatened tl•e capitol. which was :expected would fall, are animating men:lrma in the 'history of the 'South Americus) struggle which p►e sage a speedy slid deci!iive etiinneipation of heroic erillioos from the thraldom of Spanish tyranny. " ST. 'lnouits. *PAIL 18. !' The Ichooner Amie and E lise. Captain G. M'Carter, arrived here the night btfOre last from St. Vincents, and only '34 days from A-ngostaira; but is 'Captaiii'C. did not intelid coming to this Wood When he left Align:tiro, lie brings neither kite's nor pipers. But he brings very interesting verbal 'accounts of a very great mtii•bloody action which his beeo 'fought betweeirtlesieral Prez and the Royalist army, three hundred miles from that place, in Which he Offering me the • Spotiiirde lost every man, amounting to 5,60 men itt killed, wonaded. and prisoners. Gnat rejoicinis treie the order of the day when he left Guayannii, such is ringing of bells, - ctinionadin;, , , `Bk. Theft was an American ichootier there, which ought to have sailed the day after this Verse!. for St. Thomas, • by which we itnpatiently 'wait 'to receive the important official 'marmite, which. so soon as receive, II will forward to 'you without de ftly. This action must have been fought nett- • Calablixo, with the Royalitt artny .of General Morales, who. with the whole of his forces, must ha►e been annihilated. The eeretistion of Cornices, is a necessary consesprence, and the entnence of the Patriot army. Strange as may appear, we have not heard a word of the expediiion that sailed from Margaritta, on the Bth of last 'Month. True it is that no vessels have arrived Nun any quarter that could give us intelligence'of its iuccess. ' General San Martin lid passed the Andes. with• out troops, for Chili having refused to aid the S. prem. Director Of BOOMS Ayres, although ordered several times to march 'to his assistance. We fury now soon expect to lee the important kingdom of Peru invaded with an overwhelming army front Buenos Ayres and Chili. is the civil war must now cease, hi consequence of the succeed of the true frieigls of the people's rights. - - - (rem the Natio& hoteiligeoiet+, M. 5.) TH NEW TAW, REJECTED. The Bill to increase the duties on certain imperil. ed ticks was yesteraay rejected in the &mete, after three or four hours debate. Though the pew. ticolar asotiou by which the BM was lost was car. tied by a single vote only, we have ree•On tdateliive that the majority would have been greater bud the Question been a direct one, upon the imerits of the Sin. PIIILADELEHM. HAT 6. When the mail left Reading yesterday maritiogi, • Are was raging with considerable violewee. Fog& tees, of the principal houses and stores of t ttr OW* had been destroyed, and much proaptrty c 040411101. We have not heard of the name. of any sufferers except Line and thwack (where the fi re origi nated). Samuel Bell, Esq. and Mr. F. Saab. The Court of /Lakes has given judgutent in the affair of the national subscription for the relief ot slavers under the laws of restriction lately passed respecting the press. Niue of the individuals who are prosecuted for promoting the sub•Cription ati peered to make any defence; so that the judgment, as to all of them, was passed in absence. The Court, it appears, were • long time is deliberation; but finally agreed in inflicting on the accused th e maximum of punishment allowed by the laws. In consequence MM. ()DILLON &ISNOT. MERILHOU. GESAUDAN, ETIENNE, and Count PaJot, are con demned to fire years' imprisonment. and 15,000 francs of fine ! The Editors of the journals who published the prospectus of the sabociiption ale condemned to the same period of imprisonment, and to 12,000 francs of fine. This judgment was noti fied to the parties on Tuesday ; they are allowed. to days to prepare for an appeal, and five days more to make an application to fix the day for being heard. Paris Paper.) Tem LAST or Tut Sivarrs.—The following is the inscription on the monument executed by C•Nova, and erected last year in the church of St. Peter. .at Rome, to' the memory of the last of the STVAirts JACOIIO,III. Jacobi 11. Megan Brit. Regis, Fill Kansio, Elwin Bt lllentil*, Deans, Peenal3sedissliess Jacobi 1/L RMN aegis fliirpis Irar.edie Posiressis Asa. al DCCCXII. The Royal Aran of Ragland ate. placed at the head of the monument. A few days ago eight yam' foxes were caught is • field evergrowu with wimps mod br•s•hles, sl !rt•a. Cumberland. The old foxes uofurtou•tely made their escape. Fifteen chests of arms. atomising to stand e•eh. strived at Leeds yesterday se'unight, fur the Dee of the Leeds Vohisteers, uuw forming. The lath regiment ie hourly eapected at Ply. mouth-Deck. haat Dover, by water. Rsotc.tr.s.—An nuliappy man who had been committed some time before to Stirling Cootie. &twinkled himself on Wednesday, in his cell b • sod .wither prisoner, _ some days miter, also made as attempt es his life. We have just boas infoemed that a Special Contuliasion will be issued, for the trial of the pristine* is our Castle, during the course of the present month. Another prisoner from the West. Riding, was lost night brought to the Castle, under a c h arge of High Tremom—York Herold. LAW INTELLICRXC& COURT OF RING'S BENCH. 'grunionla, • aIuNDAY, Jesus 11. Shortly after the Judges had Want *tie araft, the noise of the carpenters etigeged in the Prepara tions of the Hall laver which they are laying a thick drill flooring) was found to be an inconvenient that the enter Jurrict rent for the Officer of the Board of Works employed in conducting the prepara tions. His Lordship reqaested, this gentleman to rentove•the workmen to the farther end of Ow h e ll, so as to prevent the interruption of the Court. The officer itiformed h:s lordship that thews were two parties at work, one at each ettll of the Hall-- the( they would be in each other's way. if both were at work together at one end of the huilding—end that the time was so short that it would barely suf fice for the 'separations. '• The Limo Cater Jurrtcs paid, that he only requested that which ally man or sense might easily eatcute, cod which was indispenstbly neces sary Air the proceediogr of 'the Court. The officer asked his Lordship to give him an order fur the purpose in writing, and lie would re move every man from the works. The Luau CHIEF JUsTICC said, that he would give no such order. The officer wild, that his instructions were to go on, and he must obey them. The Loan Cater JUSTICII said. that the Court world take some' aseaswees to relieve themselves from the.incentrenitucv, - elatt would consider what they would do for that purpose. The Court was occupied the whole day in hear ing motions for new trials:none of which had the 'limit interest for the public. POLICE. liATT011•01111DRN. Ifeiterdiy /loam* Mime, who said he lodged at the Sugar Lea polhc.hume, Bell-yard, Temple•bsr, was committed for waist of bell, en a charge of using seditious and samory liagosge. It consisted chiefly of gross mad violent abuse of bird Sidi:oath, is relation to the late state trials. DA la .V . G DCROLARY. The holier of Mr. 'Courts., celled Langley Lodge, sail situated within three miles of Suseing.hill Wells, was broken lel* oo Friday night by a gang of Ire villains. who behaved with the utmost audacity. A yard dog first gave an slams st their approach across the lawn in frost of the bouse. Regardless of a pishol which Mr. Cour tan presented art at the window, they forced the parlour sisetiev• and ransacked the house of tinossey simonstiag to seventeen pounds, and sheet thirty 'ewes of They shut Mr. C— and • news and said servant in • bock roues' whilst they robbed the horse. They did not offer to disguise themselves; and owe of skein was msg. mind as having bees seen es Most e'er e. CRICKETS 4N9 asszus. The &Howie( Is said to he a certain seethed df destroy leg these troabiteoree ioseete. Proem, ease brows pass of may sire, about three imehes.deep, glazed oe the Imelda ; sad at eight time pet *bps in ilme . foolll6 jointed with them fa ted% half Alkd With ale; plating three or four strips of Seal I. obligee dlreetioas frees the edge ef each pea to the }see, mod suffreiestly wide is allow the heeds II twirl by Ahem Otto the peas. They will drink of Areal, till they die; sod is the mormiag the pass will be fell of thesis. This re peated, will some clear the house of its isowelersese visitors. A correspondent states that a sell 41'2,14 of geoids sea, wielded ever the ashes or Issotth infested by crickets, is penally (mewl to destroy them is a few Welts; mod thee • few owisissom red wafers meattesed Do the floor at bed.tiuse bill presently clear a room of Meek beetles, without .a. 7 repetition of the experiment. Another Correspoodult mays : Tube woe fresh Women leaves, eel sprinkle Hem with pssewie, and plate throw .. the Amor of the nem two se Arta elides whew the family p to bed, sad the peed sleet bill AKA be Assad. It is rettoesoseaded that the desire of the rooms be Itekeel, sad that I. the storming such parts of she Semler Isom se sway be kfr, be beret or buried to Fewest ameetier. , • . • NAVAL INTALLIGENCE. Anig 4 . Pawed )by for tisaaoa yoskotiwbe Tidied. Castle, Gal les, from ltratatea, owl ohm hailed rise Neagh Castle, !visas, for Les In; Adder, Liadood airlift ratters, se •ersise. today the Prtuse Christian August, Peters's., foe Norisap. West est of Hartroor the Four &Where, for Damsel'; loweesies said Witness, for Quebec. A large ship is work ing lithe *pithead, Ilaine eakeiswa. vacations, AMU I. Arrived the Priam Enlist packet, with a email from Shama ia /scaly days; ad Mammy, Bristow, hum Poole tor Neefossillaad. Ilikawicx, JOSS 4. Sailed the Priem of Oren, packet for Idolised, Castle. math rocket fur Costumes, aod Jame packet for Gotten- Irter-eiteh *kb a mail. ~n*, sinto 4. Arrived the Tod, tramped, Gem Plymouth fur Hull, with tromp. ILISSIMATIt. JUNK 4. Arrived the Eaglead, ffeay,from Loedne for Bombay; sad Mary, Deeper, lima ditto for Sirma Levee, both with damage, having rue feel of dech often off Felketoes the former has Wet Mr jilt-boom sod spritsail yard, mid the latter her top mast, foreumet erupt, sod bows Were. DIAL, JUNK 4. Came doles (met tie lifer yesterday the England, Rey; and Regret, Wa4lhook, for' Bombay; Antonia, Byers, for Aatigua; &gar, Halt, fat Joulaica; Uvely, Mitchell, for New Prepaid/ha; [ treat,lrlinowee, for Derbies ; fllkortalc; Der" fee (kosher ; Cameo pocket, Kin, for Castes; alarisonct -Parkin, far the Cape of Good Hope; law Todd, Dittos, far St. Jobe's, (Yew 5r.... wick; Penieveraiiee, thockley, foe Papal ; sod Lady Smuts way, Mee, for the Isle of Franco, Madras, sad Calcutta. Arrived and abed fur the River to-day the Percy, Smith, lon dawn= Cheeks, Nilo.; sod Dryad, tall, from Tobago. Sailed the whole etas ocilward-board, caml lbeSbipky, for New South Wake; Lorain, for Nastier ; Ilverick, for Quebec; Lively, for New Providence; rad a few ociere. Tbs 111.0corge, Coweingleoc, of Greenock, drawled at alias& i the carped ( iltubegawy and fortis woe eared. The Ramos, barn, from Liverpool. for aciatiso, was locally low Sib May, on Coiwooot racks raw lions. Crew Need. The Vis.Mth, G. 6111111 Para, 'ow so Iles 11 th Sky, is lat. 43. 111 lent.4ll. own ea the idde, inlet. 45. 11. 'hog: N. W. amoral Womb of ice, sod ea she 3 0 th May 140 lades &W. of Capir Mar spoke the Hope, Gelatin, hue Liverpool hr alareabatc 'bleb vow! bad bow at therleavea, lovies best her (oceanic . . The Insist, vetch hestreas Be.. Strong and the Wiltshire Qv, mataikat Ascot races for es guisess maids. will take place is she vicinity of Cookies Foresershal. its the Nowt, et eight o'clock this serving. Pius is a dangerous hitter. He was sow tried for asauslaughter.—Sven betting. 71111 7URP. TATTERSALL'{. Wm" Use S. This was I busy day will smiling spas Ascot Rues. usti 'beton oa the two M. Legere DOSCASTUR ST. 1.00211. 10 to 1 trot Nostrillb 14 to 1 ore Albsoise 13 to 1 rapt L.ueur. IS to I apt Trosorw 13 to 1 apt Athletes 00 to 1 apt Lady a Mae 14 so 1 116 , 1 Skauleikko colt Yak. 1161011•111 T IT. 1.1011. 6 to 4 apt latter I S to 1 apt Mai/aerie. JUELAAD. FAILURES IN THE SOUTH. coma. VAT $1.1930. Yesterday the commission of bankruptcy against the Messrs. Roche was proceeded iuto at the room of the (7ommissinnera. Counsellors Dennis. Webb, and Kellett, in the Commercial Buildings. The at. tendance of creditors was very numerous. After much discussion on the subject, and many other names being mentioned, the nomination of the five following Gentlemen was sanctioned to act as provisional Assignees by the general concurrence of the Meeting : Julia Cotter, lon Martin Halmay, Heart Bagmen, Wit. lien Large, sad Relapse Dames. LIMBILICK, MAY 30. • Yesterday a notice issued from the house of Gee. E. Bruce and Co. intimating. that iu consequeuice of the sudden and unexpected suspension 111 three Provincial Banks. the daily payment if their notes should be discootinned, but, at the same time as airing the public, that the rail unsettled estate sod assets exceeded by five-fold the debts of the house. This notice, however unpleasant the cause which produced it, is nevertheless every way calculated to satisfy those concerned, and ensure perfect safety. The demands on the Messrs. Roche commenced on Friday morning, and have continued to this moment, with unabated eagerness, and are met with a promptitude that does them high honour; as their internal strength is greatly superior to their debts, there is no doubt but they will speedily sacs ceed in assuming that perfect confidence which they have hitherto enjoyed. The numerous and respectable list of the merchants, traders, &c. who have come forward is, testify their confidence in the stability of this respectable firm, is an additional proof of the great estimation iu which it has ever been held. The following are the public notices alluded to above:— " Pismo Nonce.—The Geddes old estesiented seeps. slue of three proriseisl Seeks le the short peeled of he days,coopels es to demotion the daily moon of spor onto, though reduced to • small soinet. We seleently ae on the public, that we peones rear monied snare sad code esteedieu its value siegres., the ..oast or all amigo 0. us—We eedenake tenons ow antes le Droll hark aecoesto, bills, sad reels; sad if any el ohowld restate sapid is three mouths free Ibis date, the holdover any son saseuating te Mf. sad upwards. shah sr. vein nit per oat. Wawa froo that peeled moil posh& we tics shall be gives le pay These.—They will wow pay se de. sued, all dish 'receipts, sad all tokens ow the several Fri. sate asonsits of this k.. GEO. E. BRUCE sad CO. Limerick, May tit." is We, the endersigued, bombe( the tallest atalhirace is the leak at Thew Mil W. Roche, Saws, do hereby p‘edge miesehres to take their SlVire is all trammetises as/ dealiage.—Lieerricir, May 1010."—(1hised by briar& 10 highly respectable irdivideala, allerehmsta, &e.) Ie conseqeente of the stoppage of two asset re. wettable booking houses is Cork there was • nor at our bask here, It was to more than the mom of a run of a few houses. The promptitude sod *hp crity with which the Messrs. preserved the loos confirmed character of one of the oldest sod meet impregmble establishments in Ireland, and the wo. limited reliance and confidence which all the landed and trading interest place in that firm, sent beck a multitude of that elms, who alone mate forward to look fur payment, with their bundles (or sheaves, as they cell them) of Rialto' netts in their pockets, quite s. uudtsturbed as they brought them our, stud ashamed of their journry.—(Clerossel Herald.) A NCI lINT COIN. A queenly of carious old coin was lately Nand is Cues. wall, and seem* • few days ago to Exeter for side, consist. iag chiefly of the cermet awaits et Kum Edward 1. sad IV; Henry VII. and VIII. ; • great part of which see its the highest sated meservatio• ; among them are the fall sod skle tom silver of Heavy VII. and a resterltably briniest groat of the letter miser ; she mem doe specimens of the groats, haltereata, mid maim, of fleecy VIII. wrack km the Mini/ of Leaden, Casterbery, York, soil Derbies, with the Milian of Cardinal Wolsey, Archbishop Crammer, Arch. bishop Warbain, Edward Lee, Archbishop of York, Cash bevies Dimelsneosis (Cuthbert Tunstall, Bishop of Duelsous); there is likewise, Ca a very fair and perfect male, the ode. bested groat with T. W. and the Caramel's hat, width seeen nosed Dee of the 44 Articles of impeaching.* for imemovn, exhibited against Cardillo! Wolory is Ible, the Nth Adiele of which ram thus Also the said Lord Ceedleal, of his nether pompom cad peessulpteises stied, hath esteeprised to join mid isepriat be Caresser. Hat seder year nests in your cola of groat, made at your city of York, which like deed bath sot yet hems dome by any 'object wields year realms before aim nese." These ones were undoubtedly collected sod hoarded dudes the pried of Henry VIII. as more Ilion Any of the grata that were seined revises le hia likh or 11th year, with the deer delis, Oros, mid weit meet marks, are seedy Cm as prime seediness as ekes immed hem the mist, and mom are later thou Is4ll, she afth that 1114's mtge. The collective heelless pilicenmed by Mr. Shirley Weidner, of Easter. The poste sat oboist the size of the present shinier, list not so thick. Stars and Ribbon& are now so abundant list the eye is perplexed in distinguishing the Orders to which they belong. The following are Orders ro. cognised iu this country, and worn at all parties by matures as well as foreigners :•—• K.G. Knight of the Garter. Knight of the Tinstk. G.C.B. errand Crow Beth. K.C.B. Kaiak Crinentanarr of the Bath. Cuatirasion of tin Bath. K.P. Knight of St. Patrick. K.T S. Do. of the Tower sad Seoul of Portugal. KIM. Do. of SC Maurice of Santini'. K.M.T. De. of Maria Theresa of Austria. K.C. Do. of the Creswell. K.S.L. Du. of the tura nod Lien of Persia. 1( 5.G. Do. of Si. George 44 Kneate. KA W. Do. of St. Median'. N.S.A. Do. of St. AMP. LG./. Do. of the Galore Ftrere. K.C.S. Do. of I. Aostrew is Resda. K.W. Do. ef Williams of the fietherlantle. G.C.H. Grand Crean state Royal Haeoversaa Order. K.C.H. Knight CA/wader do. Do. of do. - ..t,••••• MARKETS. CORN ERCNANGE, NwataaT. ass S. Aliheegb the supply of Wheat woo mall Ilea wereiet the sales were beery at Ow priers of this flay week, for la, Soffit quality, marl at • reflection of 2.. per qw for all *lbw flawnriptiono. Br* is nearly usioalrehle, hcrin: enree say destaail, except fur greetioc, asel for .rich moo. last Nooday's prices were ; het Awe milling ...if, plro are 1.. per quarter Imre. Ohl. Orr IC per quArt.r cheaper, havialy had a brae oureeirasiew of arrival* ' foot walwriaters • boas well ela‘ked. onwardl • heavy delinaa4 m. day. 1. resew awl Resin awes is ow &heroism. • CURRENT PRICES UP GRAIN. Wheol • Keol Eroeir6llB *Os Grey Peoee Suffolk Jill.. ll4. 79. !knoll M. 0.. 4 , ). Norfolk ditto .119. 74. Tick dul.o . . • ,•. Foreign di11...". „GU 78. 0a... P 14210 age lBs Iles Poland ilids Barley Nall Se.. 72. Moir (per r0rk).... 4 ; 0 . Gs. Wish. Pow M. 34as Rave Send, pie last Jlll 4u( Boilers ..44. 49. IMPORTATION, LAST Wlll.ll. Estfish *lbeigt, 4.3001 Dailey. 4,178; t,t7l ; O. 94007; Rye. ; Dears. 644; Pen.e, 376 Wheat, CVO ; WihrSl 300; Bach Oats, 4,4oo.—Engtiele Fluor, 8,013 onto. SIIITHFIELD MARKET. Masoar. JusitS Ti.l iiiiinises wooket was well 'applied wills ell fun!' eremite. whirl had the egret of toweetre ewers snide ; Mottos. Teal. Perk. mot Lamb see also Semen/ le rect. The Harotatket owsistsios the prices of last iesiket-day. In Strew sod Clew, there is ow alleesiitse. The foilsomg is * correct ststeiwest of the priers sod wombrn : Ts sir* the lON pee woos*, Sib licee....St. 4.1. so Ss. 1.1. Head of Cottle this d»:— Nunn ..le. 61. to Ss. 2.1. Ileasts... I 'No totals..2s. 04. so Illi. 0.1. neap sad, Lando.... t4,tasi 11661....166. OS. ilar f. Dal Calm •00 Peek... fn. 8.1 Se es. 6d.1 Pip . 320 • NEWGATE AND LEAUENHALL MARKETS. (By the Carcass.) Reef .... 4s 44 to Ss 44 1 Veal 4l. 4.410 Ss $4 lesstes.. 411 114 Is Ss 4.11 Pock 4. 44 le Ss (11 . . Lamb Se 44. Hp 74. 44. PRICE* OF HAT AND intim re. Mill sec win &&&&& Pitt.. Hay SI 34 114 to 41 Its Sd Hay.. 44 0.6 d to 4i 1a 114 Straw I/St Bd 10 SI Ss Ott Straw.. II 6. 0.1 to I/ 11. ad Clover 0/0o Od to 01 Si Sd Clover.. 6/ 6.0 d to 71 7. 04 GUILDFORD, Joss 3. Wheat, per Wild __ _ Oats. per quarter ll Ss to 11 ISs Barley, per quarter Ol Os to 01 es Beam, par "saner 2l 0. t. I/ 8. • Pease, pee quarter r, SOAP, ke. per 11th. Yellow Soap Molded VIM Cord Graves tr. Os Good Dregs Os os PRICE OP RAW PAT, per Weise of 81b As Mated by the Talley A. Mated by the Bsteltna. Meilen. M. 5....', Market.. Se Sta Price by Ta110w....34 Sall Wbiteetrapel Market 3. Sid Average ... .. Ss 1114 PRICK Of HOPS, per Cwt. IWW was. 111RW rower.. Kest ....31 Ile to 4/ 44 Kent .... 3 1 13 11 0 41 If• Ow= "SI IN. to 31 ler Swett .... 31 34 to 4/ 4. Hairs.. .11.1 1•• lo 31 Ills Sim .... 31 3* to 44 is Farobst;, lee, 31 Or to It 04.--Ostto, area* 414 s • • $t Or be 1141 to Os 111 Os Od to Os Oil Illbsortiogs COAL MARKET. Julia A. !Sipe at Martel. !Sipe Sold. Price. fit %mends 444 4 04 44 4 • itte 14 ea SR SI V Saaderiatall 4 6 II 44•4 •no 1111 se 1111. al 1 aadtas .. 1 .... —a OA to t2e 114 YESTERDAY. locks Bonds.. IS 16 pr. Ex. V . 3 4 pr. Ditto C0m.... 4 5 pr. Lott. 'fickrts tel. 14.. Cow. Air Ace.... 7 4 11 701 71 7°l DEATH. Oa Ileterdey the 17th elt. at Little Green, in the team, of thremot, after aa Mores of We wat., Thema. Peckham Phipps, E.q. aged 70 fears. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON RPIDGE. Hernia( 0 thee 10. I Evening 30 afier IV. /keyhole is 111•1114 Itersiste is re. The trestroest mili-•-tllie cute ?greeted. ___ ACANDID Easetioatiott;lK;fevato ---. ltel Pee. teasieas is ealy to be feared by these .he ere tea. otiose's/I iseepeeity. I messed at aa tidy period of our professiosal 411(111, with the iinpartnnee of a more elionte erratum to • class of dis eases posaketty sifectieg the grader operations of Direr we boWly deviated from Oise was held so he leriling war: dozy ; attacked the vaaatiep of esupyrierni. wad, by fattier No vile purposes, nitrides ~ether jowly raitleil to that approbation end aware, ware, ter array yaw. Am rewarded are auctorial and Neared sindisa. The estimation of one ailigistroal bretliuni„ who fireveelly ap peal to one apinien, is ate alilitional gratification to aur pride, while one aneliality Iran the College itself, inerugth owed as it is by She rat eatlinsisatic testiniosials of alert every roamer in He British bletropolia, rust ever protest tberanetity of air fare iron ray tie iniereproridatimo. The isoproosity of polls, or the mosteatary warn of castles is tie ataterer sae, afro lead W the effects of a earagiori disease; happy, tberefoce, ray she early auk art he collat, ware sorry Cad be alleviated by a Sew flays' ere; mil eves I. lb. mire advaaa d nage% eons teriasd by aearruus samosas*, we nu illaitesie war weer- Nay by toatriing die realness sold, the ram t Seery oeganic dram or fooctional disturbance, arid. earl Is she generative reasoloy, faiUs tartly wear our 'masa, awl wiN yield to owe &walla*. Arena Ileac are disease* of She urethra, speakers% and risiontotional de rantanaits, of berwever e.g doratioa. The chill Glissading' mei be restored Ic appelesest, isstea4l of beim embassled by Plervese 11r6ship. b..ln gimlet( the maslier prod of ei(sroesiespede. The boss. of as Atlvedisestese do ewe Whew the elesesolksieser or ..we subjecio, bat *rya/. seispii 4.4.144 is a Wiwi via li.seif published * caNed the Aegis .f Lift, tie rapid took of olio. sessespasied wish ea suerrasiss rattier, use imAresesbler proofs of sae portal stills), The £l.mk efts be hail st la. Pateraester-ros ; 66, Pall wall ; 41. I 6• Prisms-street, lobe; 174, sail 31, FlieGeirsal we et ivy blesliewees sme 661 wish pester peisseery by the imager tbas these seeseisertl y leies own issiwisiesecti awl is se rues of cososlostiss is lakerality or eilacssess is .the lora. Pesos users deskeble, Ass Shoe the reed asidesessir4 seat. &see is pissed, mad the steel investable seem, is curlew/ ; Ilis• the Wee are plsiidy elated 54 the lid holinvies es is sawyer Is &Wan sibusiely syespirres, . ad eu chre*/ a enialdases am @redefine amid Wirier, whit* cgs be foriffirsieJ Is say peel .I she worl d. GUIS ..d ILLI. 011ie. Servos; 11. liesireriihaireet, Ileebebeet.—A priesle dere mead the terser. * ' awl 0.0. rowed imolai/ as Tin Immo Mum sod raps Osseo OM% Xe• IV, anal. h C. WIWI/111w Ili lie Willi ^ MUCCI OF TALLOI Tows Tallow N. I. ..ig ea Yellow Boris NA lid —.4 op 4 White fi1t50...50. N —s N Soap ditto.... Ns OA —. N nett* &off Ws Od --a Ild DIM romili..34s IN —s OA !tics or fro( Bsnk 5t0ck....... 2141 3 per Ct. Red. 6911111 4 per Cent 5....... s6li a 3 per Ct. N. An. scrap. U Book L. An. 174 IS-16 - ' ~' I ')