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• / from a ^sat named Boyle, fur the purpose of taking legal prir.stedings stylising two peroimas who owed bias mosey. Mr. Sa.lh was inutile to attend oo that day, leaving to he present pt .ratty meeting at Betintal-greeu, but Boyle was them piresriit to prove the charge. Thomas Boyle, of Great Saffron-hill, potato-rnerehstit, Apposes', that the Primmer was natoasaiesded to hint as ses • n!loracy, to mover ewes debts doe to him; the Prisoner represented himself to bins as acting-clerk to Mr. Smith, of Illaseet's.haild,ngs ; be employed him to recover a debt of 24. front Hubert Brady, sod • debt of IL 17s. from James a few days after the Prisoner, accumpanierl by • they man, called upon him, the Prisoner chewed him two • its of pireiiment, with the tame of Smith, signed at the la .tout of r.eb , and told him they were writs he took ..a.S :against the parties, and demanded ten shillings costs Tor one, and Ave shigiop for the other ; which wit. E.... 1 paid him. The Prisoner then demanded twit shillings sr-ore fur the into who accompanied him, who he said was • fikeratf'S officer who was to execute the writs Witness paid these 2a. also ; and several days passing without his mein or bearing from the Prisoner, be waited on Mr. Smith at his chambers, who informed him he had no knowledge whalso 'ever of the Prisoner, or the transaction alluded to). It appeared on the examination that previous to the heiiig taken into custody he waited on Boyle, sod compromised with him by paying hiss part of the money rret.yered, and promising him the remainder in a short time, • prevented the Magistrate proceeding further in the sae. 'the Prisoner, alter recessing a severe lecture, and runtime c..t to art an an attorney in future, was discharged, having 011. , premised to pay Boyle the money be had received frum b:rn. SOUTHWARK SESSIONS. TRIAL. or WILLIAMS. THE DESPERATE PRISON.. BREAKER, &C. Thursday thew Sessions cuaspenced, before AP Lord ki.,tor, the Common tteijeast, aid a Brack of Aldermen. •01. notorious Williams, who same time ago broke pri -101,, and iu double irons fell front the top of tbe gaol, Wee Cal i it'll into Court for trial. He had received dreadful injury from the fall ; but, notwithstanding the fracture of all his lirnhs, it appeared that he conducted himself is so deartrate to:inner in prison, as to induce the superintendents to asp vest to the Cutlet the serenity of keeping him is soliary tonfinenteut. The indictment charged him with having stolen • watch and a pocket-book, the property of Captain Edwards, of the twig Unity. Captain Cdwards stated, that he weal to bed ou the 11th of July last at bis usual hour, leaving his watch and his poeket.tstwic at his hetra.head; al two o'clock is the toner. ing the male of the next ship called him, sad showed him tits nateli. The dour of the albite had heels closed, but not rn suet. a mintier as to pretreat • penes frogs catering with. Out duffieulty. Lewis Edwards, who is Bete of the Unity, said be saw . . - . . .• the Prisoner coming out of the Captain's mbin at two o'clock in the morning. Upset asking who was there the Pri.. .J!ier said, u White the Captain's name r see. In.! something like a balk In the mati's baud, jammed bows v.t3 !be Captain. The Primmer get into the seat ves. svt, in which there was • dog. Wham and tie mate of woodier re.wel purified him until he got We a best Inc to the Venus, where he /wore he would stab say MISS wl.tt came near him ; after which be shaped overheard. Prialintr—Da you swear I had a weapon V , ille/111.•—lcantiot swear ivriner—ll must hive bees light at the thine; wad If 14 , 1 a weapon you malt have seen it. Thv Common SVILMATIT—Thane are observation, sad may be ed for your defense. Prisoner—l know they are, my Lord ; but It is very hard t make matters worse, end to press against my life. Pray. what Ned of weapon was it! Wlteest—l mortal describe what you had io your hand. I observed pomethingshising, sad thought it was • knife. Primmer—Then yon have disproved What Ise wished to p. u•r. SV. Dixon, mate of the ship Thomas, said be saw the P. Loner at Iwo in the morning in one of the vessels that lay in er his. Witness wait alarmed by the barking of the dog, observed the Prisoner getting down into the boat. Wit. I,.ms snore he would stab she Oral man that tame near hint. 'I Pi twiner, finding that the alatm was pretty general, look a ...MCI, out of his pocket, and placed it in the main-chains of the ship Venus—he then slipped into the water. Witness souk tip the watch, sad give it to the Captain. The Pri soner was taken in his desperate attempt to escape; bet he artrwards got away, being a most powerful mass. l'he Prisoner put in a paper, in which be begged fur an's, upon the gronnd that he had broken his bones, was a cninplett cripple, and bad 'offered dreadfully from mis. furl m ne /11111 ens linemen t. The COMMON SrAJtANT asked the cooler whether tbe Wm( r bad been brougbt to prises its the slate described by !,ise floc Gaul. r replied in the negative, but *aid he had fallen from the top of the prison in end ring In escape. The Prisoner said he had but a few words to address to the Jury. He sat Ibere, he said, an awful maniple to all. Tv the Prosecutor, the Court, and the Jury, br looked with bout for tuercy. His repentance was sincere; and he if ward thiit those around his would benefit by the warning, and ovoid the Amine and guilt by thick he was overwhelmed. 'I he COMMON Sr.sit4ST, to addressing the Jury, said, it was so be Im i :relied that the Prisoner bad sustained such driudhil Nary ; but observed, that the circumstance could smut be ariccessfully urged in mitigation, as the disaster had stroreed is is attempt to evade the laws of the country. The Jury iinitantty found hire The Cosmos %Liu east, in passing sentence, said the desperate sten before the Conti was, be feared, totally irre claimable. His conduct in prison, even under the dreadful circumstance of the loss of the toe of his limbs, had been it , h as couvinced the Clout that he was otte of the most dais. perm., men that ever appeared iu a Court oflustice; and it was Inure than probable this if the witnesses bad (lecithins as oopurinaity of putting his threat of stabbing into execution, would have lidded murder to robbery. Notwittistaarliog this, and the fact that the Prisoner bad acted with great vio lence is prisim, the Court would not mad his out of Hee ettantry, as ►e was incapable of moving without assistance. Li rims , ausever,necesvary to keep him from the public. S•ntenre—Two years imprisonineut. The (:ommott SSRJSANT ordered the gooks, if the Pd. s‘mer acted badly iu prison, to put bias is irons, and is miry confinement. EXECUTION AT THE DEVON NEW DROP. Yesterday Thomas Musgrove was esecoted at the new drop, for sleep steshog. This unfortunate man was a sat eve A Cu'tussock, in Ibis county. He bad bidoesged to the army, and fought is several battles in America wader General ‘Vhiteluck, and in the Peninsula tooter Lord Welloigiou ; rat all shish services it appears that he conducted himself sheinely well ! latterly he was au out-pensionir of Green wich Hospital, hsviag been diseharged is the peace of 1811, in cou►cqueoce of weakness of bady, occasioned by long and active service The crime for which he suffered was eom w•tied in the month of August last, when he stole and kill ed a ram sheep, the property of Mr. H. Dottie, of Uffeulat ; nod to assist him in accomplishing this seat daring rubbery. Le tuna two of his children (girls). ode of them fourteen, and the oilier about seventeen years of age; they were both twilight forward as evidences against their father on his trill, and on their statements he was found guilty, and re seietebes of death. He ascended the scaffold with a biro so. p, and to the last seemed to possess an uncommon diem. of fortitude. During the trying scene be occasion. ally addrciised Ile spectators with much composure, and coon plAited of injustice dune him by his children, who be ...id 11411 swore falsely. He joined fervently in prayer with She tri:nimer who attended him, for a considerable time; after eb.rb be was hinted off, and expired apparently with. out a struggle.--(Ths rtlirsid.) Sir MAGI WOOD. we are concerned to Male. is ►enuu•ly indisposed, at his seat at Gatton, in Sui fry. THE TURF. NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING. THURSDAY, ARIL S. Sweepstake* of 1500. each, 100 A Sm. 716. H.M. Lit Stowell's Ants-Gallicso, bendier to Clocker 1 11. of Portland's c Mr. Low, by Waits's, oat of Pledge_ 2 Mr. Watson's c by Prairie% out of Pope's data 3 U. of Graftou's b. c. by Phantom, out of Pope Joao.. 4 Mr. Ihmailm's ch c. by Election, out of a Stamford more doe*, Miss Jody D. of Rutlsu4's b. e. by Haphazard not of Husabello pal Mr. Roales ch. c. by Waxy, oust of Mintz eite 5 or Anti-Gallic:4n. Sweepstakes of 150‘s.escle, b. ft. for eons, B.t. 71b. sod bl lies, Mt. 31b. the protium of untried mares, or got by un tried stallions. Mr Cduy'a r. Abjrr. by Truffle, out of Rriseis... 1 14 G. H. Cavendish's e. by Middlethorpe, out of Cat 2 7 paid forfeit —3 to 1 1.4 G. H. Caven.lnalt's c. _ _ Sweepstakes of 100 rs. each, b. rt. ; cosh, B.t. 71b.; fillies, Sit. 41b. T.Y.C. 14 Jersey's c. *ley Warty, out of Defiance.. Li Exeter's f. by Pericles, out of Bess 2 Mr. Payoe's C. by Crispin, out of Lady Sophia 3 Mr. Rush's eb. e. by Washout of Ringtai1..........• 4 Mr. Watson's e. Soothsayer, out of a sister to Furious pd D. of Grafton 's c. by Pericles, out of Rival Mr. Prince's eh. c. See Saw, by Scud . Ens oa lir:Nudes cls. c. Mr. R. Mihies's Mortimer, 7st. 101 h. beat Mr. lAmliton's Agricola, S.l. 51b. D M. 100 gs. h 11.-8 i.l 5 apt Mortimer. The Claret Stakes of 200(s. each, h. ft. for cons, 8:t. 716. ; fillies. Sat : lib. D. I. Tim owner of the second horse to arillwirao bin stake. H. R. H. the D. of York's c. Banker, by Smartish° 1 Mr. Vinsittaren gr. e. Financier, by Treasurer .. Four paid forreit.-5 to 4 on Financier. Duke of Portland'. Timing, Sit 211.. bent Mr. G. 1.. Fox's Merlin (broke dews), Sit. Sib. A. F. 300 g.. b. ft.-0 to 4 oil Timings. The Coekbont Stakes of 100 gs. each, h. ft. fur colts and fillies, warrantrd ootried at the time of naming (May lb, 1819), and not esgagcd in the Derby, Oaks, or 2,000g5. Brakes; colts, sat. 41b.; fillies, Bat. 11b. 1). M. Air J. Shelley% c. Ivanhoe, by Pluissions, data by Walton 1 Lord Grosvenor's or by Thunderbolt, out of l'luver .... 9 Mr. Fraser's ch. e. Clan Albyis, by Mountaineer, darn by Hartley, out of Mnottolille• darn Lord Exeter's br. 1. by Pericles, oat of Be.. . ... 4 Four paid forfeit..--5 to 4on Ivanhoe. The Pe/4il Clue of the Deflated* Stakes of logy. each. D. 1. Mr. Like's Basket, 3 yrs eld, 7st. 121 b. Lord Jersey's Master Heery, 4 yrs old, Bet. 71b 2 Mr. Dorveiie's Zsdig, 3 yrs old, 7st. 11112 a Mr. H. Edwards's Rhoda. 8 yrs old, 8 . 1 . 1216 - Mr. Cherltee's David, S yrs old, 85t..711/. Lora Rases Lepes, 4 yr; OA, ist. 31b. Mr. Rsossbottomes e. by Writes, use of Casidis, 4 yrs 9IJ, . _ Set. ilb. - Mr. Jutsee's December Filly (rostra December 11113), 4 Ire, 7st. 141 b. - • _ The Jody placed bat 3....-Twelve paid forfeit.-7 to 4 apt Banker-4 to 4 apt Master Henry. Sweepstakes of 100 p. each, b. fi. fur colts, Sit. 71b. and Allies, Sat. 41b. B.M • those by SiSlii4MIN or out of mares, which had ant produ ced a winner, to be allowed 31b.; if neither bad bred a whetter, 51b. Mr. Stonelsevier's e. by Ruben., out of Sister to itmily..rec. D. of Grottoes e. Yampyre, by Waxy, out of Vestal Mr. Payoe's e. by Crispin, out of Zombi* Mr. Watsurs's by Pericles. dam by Schist, out of P pylina D. of Hotland's c. by hazy, out of Penuytrunipet Ed Stawell's e y Murky, out of Mockhird ordrieJ) Mr. Crockford's e. by Walton, slam by Paynatur Major Wilsoo's eh e. by Juniper, oat of Tippitywitrhet, Sot.3lh. fee. ft. from Mr. Graham's b. f. Patience, by Rubella, oat of a Shuttle mare,7s4. 1711 s. Ab. M. iflOgs. b. ft. CITY 111 C(DRK ASSIZES. {From The Cb►h Infolligalecer 3 ATTEMPT AT MURDER. Arvid Grace was amen in charge. capitally in dicted, under Lord Elleithorough's Act, for firing a pistol at Mr. Richard DOIIOV*III, on the night of the 2td of hut month, with intent to kill, maim, or disfigure him. From the examination of :dr. Donovan, who is a gentleman of the customs in this port, it appeared, that about eight o'clock on the night in question. be was proceeding up the Wellington-rood, in the suburbs of this city, when the Prisoner, whom he fully identified, presented a pistol to his breast. at the same moment desiring hint to "deliver." ...Mr. Donovan instantly said, " Stop, my goad fellow," and with his left hand removed the pistol somewhat aside, whilst lie put the right band into his coat pocket, in which he hail a pistol, and which he cocked in his pocket, but the Prisoner. as the Prosecutor conceived, hearing him do so, instantly fired at Into. The Prisoner's pistol, when he fired, was touching the Prosecutor's breast, and the shot made a hole through his waistcoat, and grazed his breast. The Prosecutor a1m0.4 irnme. diately took out and fired at, but missed the Pri• stoner; and being within s grapple of him, he. the Prosecutor, caught the Prisoner by the breast with the hand in which he had held the pistol, mid seized the Prisoner's pistol wills the other, which he wrested from him. but in the struggle the Prisoner got away from him and ran ofi; lege ing his hat behind, which be lost in the struggle. Witness, for the instant, dropped the Prisoner's pistol, whilst he took a second pistol of ow it out of another pocket. which hesitated at Prisoner, but which did not go off. The Prosecutor then took up the Prisoner • pistol and hat, and pursued him down the road towards town. crying out "Stop ! • Murder!" &c. In a very few minutes after the ' Prisoner was taken, whom he then itleuititied.— He was then taken to the house of Sheriff White, where he was searched, and there were found ul him some balls, and a small share of gunpowder. The Prisoner lied no hat when witness came up with him, and the bat which witness had picked up was put on the Prisoner's head, and it appeared to fit hits. The night was moonlight. and Mr. Donovan had not the slightest doubt whatever of the Prisoner', identity. Thomas Sksllington, a shoemaker, was next ex emitted. He bad been walking on the Welling. sou-road on the night in question, and observing a man running very quickly towards him without a hat, and hearing a cry of murder, lie seized him, and asked him what did he do? to which Prisoner replied, nothing ; and upon the witness wetting that he must have committed some depredation, the Prisoner assured him to the contrary. adding. that he was only a frllow•snWerer. and begged to be allowed to go on. Witness then let him go, and he ran down the road, and turned into ■ by place leading to a forge, then got into ill ati!oiti. log field, from whence he got lion a quarty.— Witnees pursued him, es die cry continued, and seeing him get into the quarry, witness turned down an adjoining street leading to the Brickfields rued. so as to meet the Prisoner if lta get upon that rood from the quarry. Not having seen him, " ha eltiected. be nn down the road.. aed having met two men. inquired whether they bad seen a person answering the description of the Primmer; ■nd, upon their replying in the negative, he re turned back again towards the quarry into which the l'risoner had gone, and he then stated to se veral perilous who had collected about the place his suspicion that the Prisoner was hid in the quarry. Mr. J. Cave, who resides in the neighbourhood, entered the quarry with the wittte•+, and they im mediately saw the Prisoner lying so us to conceal himself, but, opnn finding that he was discovered. the Prisoner jumped up, mounted the quarry, and get again into the field, but wittier, having closely followed. succeeded in seizing end pinioning him is. the field. upon which the Prisoner said he would give himself up honourably to the witness. Several persons. among whom were Mr. Cave and Mr. Do. moven. root; came into the field, and the Prisoner was taken to Sheriff White's. The witness fully identified the Prisoner. Mr. John Cove was also examined. He said that the Prisoner, whom he identified, was lying at the side of the quarry, near to the last witness, and as witness could slot ascend the quarry from the place where he stood, he ran round so as to meet the Pri soner on the up4wr road, if he should happen to escape from Skilholgton. He got into the field im mediately after the Prisoner was seized by Skil- Sheriff White deposed to the circumstances that occurred at his house, and produced the pistol which hail been handed to him as belonging to the Pri. muster. and which was identified by Mr. Donovan. The ease having closed for the Crown, and the Prisoner having 110 witness to examine— Mr. Serjeant JOY proceeded to charge the Jury. After reading over the evidence of the several wit. twines, his Lordship observed, that this was an in dictoirtit ((((( ler • particular statute, which made it a capital offence to discharge a loaded gun or pistol with totes,' to murder, or to maim or disfigure any person. The original intent, in this instance, it would appear, was to rob, as the robber called upon the Prosecutor to deliver, and if he had delivered, perhaps the Prisoner would not have fired at all ; but it also appeared, that, on the Prosecutor's putting his hand into his pocket, and cocking his pistol, the Prisoner fired, and the Jury had seen the mark of the shot upon the Prosecutor's waistcoat; and they had been told, besides, that his breast Find been marked by it. So that although the original intention was to rob, and not to murder, or to maim, if they found that that intention had been changed, in consequence of the resistance that had been offered, or was about to be offered, and if they believed that murder or maiming would follow, if the shot took effect, it brought the offence within the statute. If. therefore, the Jury believed, that the Prisoner fired the pistol when loaded with more than powder, either with intent to kill or maim the Prosecutor, th - e earl was clearly within the sta tute, and they must eoevict the Prisoner s being first satisfied of his identity, of which, ander the circistnstauces, Isis Lordship' thought, little doubt, if any, could rentals. If a robber killed a man who made resishinee, iti• would be clearly murder. On the other band, if the Jury believed that the Poisoner did not fire either with intent to kill, or to maim or disfigure the Prosecutor, they must acquit I* . The Jury retired to their room, but in a very few m . tea returned, and gave in a verdict of—Guilty. The Prisoner had served iii the 31st regiment of foot, and had a pension from the Government of ea per annum. The Sun newspaper says, We understand. that in consequence of au application frosts the Austrian Court to our Government, requesting that more indulgence should be allowed to BONAPARTE. orders have been dispatched to St. Helena fur that purpose, and have been carried into effect. We learn also with much regret. that young NAPOLEON has not been discouraged from entertaining the ut most hatred of the English, on recount of the im prisonment of his father. The boy lately asked. why lie was not styled, as before, the King of Rowe ? He was informed that his title was abolished on the imprisonment of his father. He then asked by whom be was imprisoned ? and on being told. by the English, he put his band to his little sword, and exclaimed in a rage, Ah ! those villainous English'." The following is an extract from • private letter, dated Manchester, April 3 :-14 Considerable agi tation has been excited here within these few days by the military movements which hive taken place. On Saturday afternoon two field-pieces were taken from the barracks in Hulme; they were escorted by a proportionate quantity of artillerymen. A can with Arrests. de/rise is now placed at each entrance to the New Battey barracks. and the epaidesnewis which were erected at the time of the expected simultaneous rising in the winter. have been.repaised. - Yesterday morning (although Sundae) • part of the 85th regiment marched into the town. The yeomanry have received orders to be prepared for duty, if welted. The civil power is also on the alert. The special constables have re ceived informatiosi of their being formed into divi sions, and each division is required to be in readi ness to meet at an appointed place, in case of dis turbance in the town. Various reports are ill circu lation as to the reason fur these preparations. it is said some alarming intelligence has been re ceived from the neighbourhood of Huddersfield and Holmfirth. It is also reported that several dele gates of Reformers have arrived heie front Smitlaud. Whether these report. be correct or not I cannot at present ascertain. I am informed, however, from very good authority. that the Police and Magis trates have received certain accounts that the Re former, are again plaiting simultaneous meetings to lake place iii a very short time. Such meetings would, under the present laws, amount almost, if not quite. to actual rebellion. and it is to be hoped they will be prevented by the vigilance of the Magistrates and Government." Acciogurs.—Tbarsilay last, whew the procession admir ing had passed by the Cuero Park, several persons, anxious to have it further view, climbed over the radices into the Park. One young man, in attempting su jump ulf, had his heal fastened between dour, nod his head case with great force against thr ground. He was carried away in a state sil hisessibility. Another young mate, aimed Owen, had the calf of his leg ripped up by a similar aceidest. A cart, laden midi females and children, was turned over opposite Airmtrent. The parties escapad will. • few bruises. COAL MARKET, Aram 7. Ships of Market. Ships Rohl. 58 Keweastle 20 Sooderlsod [Frew " Tke Landon New Pries Current.l FRIDAY AFTERNOON. APRIL 7. Smit••.—Tbere has been less disposition this week to par• chose filuscomidet, and Ike few sales repofted a►e at priers • shade lower. Several parcel■ of yew Demerara Sugars have appeared at market, and as these have been selected by t►e buyers, whet ban yet appeared o• sale moved off freely at the eur►eut market prices. The shipments of Refined Sugars costinne extensive, and as t►e wholesale grocers have bees at market lur the home consumption of Ilse country, tbelpialitily of goods on sale it trivial, notwithstanding the extensive refining lately by the trade. There are few Foreign Sugars au strew, sad no alteration eon ►e Muted. Comas.—. There have bee. no public sales of Coffee brought forward this week : the deemed by private contract bag been exceedingly languid, and lb. sales effected have ban made in a private manner, and at a considerable re dyed°. • but the quantity sold is still limited, as very few purchase appear : St. Domingo it stated to be sold at ilhs, sail Ills. Is, mosey; bat slice these sales the holders have become awe alarmed, particularly this forenoon, sad St. Dumiugo, ow the usual terms, has bee. sold at 114.. and there are several sellers at 114 e. but no buyers : Jamaica rates higher is pmporii ~,,, ou account of the scarcity, and fur good ordinary I IS.. is asked. The market, however, still looks exceedingly heavy, noiwithstatidiug the great decline which bus taken place. CulTee may be stated 411. • ss. lower *nice Friday Mat. COTT•II.—The Colton market continues heavy, and the few ourchasea made are it prices m shade lower. The late conaidershle redaction, boar. ver, appears to have promoted some specialation; several parcels of Pernambusu Cotton are taken for resale. The parr bases of Cotton inure our last coasts* of-800 Persains, Md. a IRO.; 1130 Bu reds. I Id. • Ilia. in head ; 60 Madras, 711 570 Reticalt, bal. a (dd. FRVIT is in very limited demand, and the only time which is saleable at present is Carranta ; a mega is mow landing is the Ducks, and 'bother arrival at an oatport. Of Black Uranium there are several parcels arrived. TosAcco.—The sales of Tobacco lately arc quite Inconel derable ; purchases could be made nit lower ferias. Rum, BRANDY, sad HOLLAN pg.—There hos been little business dose in Rum.. No purchases of Broody or lie. wens are reported. TALLOW —The demand for Tallow early in the week was languid, sod the holders evinced a great disposition to effect sales; fee parcels of yellow candle here 614. was stated to be accepted; MINN then the sellers hare become novels sours firm, and we believe there are no pareala wader gds.; der July arrivil 110 s. has been realised. 'Tows Tallow is laded quoted 1141..6d. which is 3s. lower than last with. The dwelling-leouse of lir. Ptcase, of hlare.poad, is the Borough. was Woolovely missed at an early hour min. d■y neural% sad robbed ut 301. is haat soles, aad a gain. tity of linen sad wearing apparel, with which the Alms e scared. By bit Majesty's ROYAL LETTERS l'sreTENT. LEA K E'S (4euttint PILLS, iti.tty fun ••••• s Curing, in all us Stages, a Certain Disease. Onie small Pull is a dose and lie taking of true Buz, in a n•- rent Case, will 1.04.0 convince the Pat it'll of the (Trish. his speedy recovery. Nothing ran be belies rll4ll/IV, 1, !Hop safe, or more convenient than this remedy, fur stiell as ais obliged to go jusruies or to sea, as it weeds on einifiusanret or restraint of diet; and 60 years experience an , Ateh • sive prassiee) has ',roved that it will effect a cure, when re pealed salivation arid all other niethuits avail nothing. for 16e Scurvy and other Chronical Disord, rs, Ihi, &Milt has not its parallel. Upwards of 40,000 palants, of Mdin sexes, have been radically cured of the above trod I/ orders within the last eight years. Pstpacsil and suit Yy the sole Pruprselors, T. TAYLOR and SoNS, Sort. on'' , at dirk boner, N 0.9, New Erulte slrcel. in box'' of only Is. Id. each, duty ischstlrd.—N. B. Two husk doors , u.l lights in the passages al night. They ate also sold hy ale! , •ppuininical, with copiers direeimnr, at 111 r. ilerl.""' Toy-shop, 103, Oxford-street ; Mr. Ditlairough's, 7, Fe ti street.leilL, nearly opposite the Monument; al Mr. hoci , Edinburgh; Mr. Newherrs, Dublin ; and by one psrAl" is every consideraMe town in Great Critaiiis and Inked. Advice gratis to pumta taking the shove, or oilier of lie Proprietors' edieines.—(Fleets and Ifenainal Vrealibe"'` cared, sod letters, post paid, answered. • gee the list published ay the Royal Game of London. Primed sad robkiwi at Tag • sf Ili aka lis. 1111. Ibe ssad. i Tri rIELI. ..,~ M4RXRTS. CORN EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, Aim. 1. Our ruarket eoutioues almedeatly supplied with all tied* of Grain, and although there have hero but few fresh arri vals today, the quantity left over from Wedoesday's smoke was fat more than the demand required; yet prime ealoptee of both %Vivra and Barley maintain Wednesday's pekes, bet Ike middling description:l of the latter article were offered full S.. per prartrr lower, but could mot be got off at that abatement. The Oat trade was emeediegly heavy, owls( to the rxressive supply. Beans cod Pease are full Is. per quarter cheaper then es 'doodah and very dull sale at that decline. V XBRI DG B. Corn Inspector's Return, Totto.soAT, AORIL O. Wturat, per load ltsi Os to 11l Os Barley, per quarter 36. —d to 44s 000 l Oats tOs —d to 3111 —d Beaus 39s --d to 46. —.41 Pease NEWBURY, BERKS. Wheat tUs to sss Od 1 Oats Rye --ii to —s fld Beaus 4l. to 411. 44 8ar1ey„,..... 31s to 36s Oil Pease 42s to 413 s 04 Bread ls. 741. to Ils. 9d. per Gillum. SMITHFIELD, Femme, APRIL 7. The market this day was bat indifferently stipplied with cattle. Herr, Mutton, Veil, Kok, and lAntli, are at our last quotation. '!here is no alteration in the priers of Hay, Straw, sod Clover. The following is an accu►ate statement the prices and numbers:— To sink the offal Float or MI.. beef.... 4s. 6.1. to So. 6J. Mutton. 4s. 1141. to 6s. 10J Lomb.. 7s. 0 . 1. to Si. Od. Veal...Aso. 61. to Is. lark ....6s. 61. to es. 6J. Head of Cattle this day Besets 470 Sheep end Lambs 4,9011 Calve* $OO HAY-MARKET. May......, 31. 10.. W. to 41. 10s. N. Clover W. M. W. to SI. 10.. W. Straw NEWHATE •ND LEA DENHALL MARKET'S. (Ity the Carcass.) Seer..., 4s 0.1 to 4s 8 , 1 I Veal 4• ltd to Si Od Mottos.. 4s 44 to Ss Od I Port 4• 041 to tts 1141 lamb lie. Od. to Be. ud. PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. sr. J 44111 1 .11. Day 91 12s Od to 51 5. 04 Hay.. 41 •. Od to 41 Ss Od Straw 1/11. 61 to 11 10. 0.1 Straw 1/ 10.61 to 1/111* Clover 01 040 d to 01 Os Od I Clown... 131 6.0 d to 71 7.04 PRICE OF HOPS, per Cwt. wet , MM. 111 111 IV POCILIIII. Kent ....31 IS. to 41 4. Kest .... 3114. to 41 10. Mosses ..31 0. to 31 10s Sosses.... 31 54 to 31 14. Essex....ol 0. to 01 0. Essex .... 01 0. to 01 S. Faroluiso,_oecook4l 10. to 51 14. Foreips . Potkels . o/ OS ill W Ws. PRICE OF RAW F 4 As elate4l_by the 'fallew I Metiers. Price by Tallow ....3s lid PRICES OF TALLOV TOWS Tallow UN off Yellow Russia 6/. 04 —4 0.1 While Od —s Od Soap 63. Od —s OJ Melting Shalt% 04 —. 04 Dino r0w5h..324 Od •-•-• 04 r, SOAP, he. per 1121 b. Trßow Seep ..•e Ws Mottled Me Curd Graves 24. Oa Good Drele.••••••• Se 0• PRICE OF CANDLES, From Tallow Chandlers Hall. Pried of Caudle., per dozen, 11. al—Mould., lie Oa. dd. per doses allowed for ready money. PRICE OF LEATH F.R. Botts, 50 to 5111. earls 10J to 1914 per lb Dittu 66 to 0411bs earls 214 to 22d Dresnog Hides .. uid to 174 Fine Condi Hides .. 174 to 1814 Crop Hides 35 to 40 lbs for rutting 1544 to 16 lit Ditto 45 to Seib...". ..... ill to 19Id Calf Skins 30 to 4011 tad to 27.1 Ditto 50 to 7011 .........30d to 35.1 Ditto 70 to 8olhs . liasalloeals (Greenland) ..10.1 to 214 large ditto Tanned Horse Hides lO.l to 10)4 Spanish Horse Hides 'AT, per stone of Sib. As stated by the Bestehen. St. James's Market.. 3s Ild WbitecMpel Market 3s 1011 Average...... 3s 10id THE ARMY. Goma Davi4l Baled. O.C.S. baNtlat mired is teen to 11111181.• the asemasoll of do ferees is this ei.untfir. us• ;C4tid Ilse following a. his Oka lietelenotsel -Cols* , Stepies foraell, Military fleeretery; Georg bliddleroore, C. 8.; Liestemot °eerie Kelp's Alwrermosh% of the id Droigiret Geerde ; omit Liestesant George Wallsaus Herbs, et Um 'flee Light lalsotry,Aiiiiteile-Coo4.—{Oh7l. lie Fromm.) Illejor-Gesersl fir T. Brisbane le doily experir,l is Cork, to sesames tie sootatiod of the Illoostorikeirto, use Mt. - Garen' Gower& ilajerXemeral Bailkeiry Emma' hes bees app•itolr4 t r i I,e Staff of this cosotry, sod is to be statioerd title r At ma or Galway. Romp Trimmer, of the Est regiment, Reinert -.1 t paeans, was lately trial by a mort.stortial, and acipitit.. NAVAL INTELLIGENCF. TORTIMOUTIN APRIL 1R Arrived doe Jose Josef, Sparboosi, foie. Asotwerp: Au the Iliad from a cruise. Pasted by for London the Prises Regent, Clifford, Gum Busboy--ost live worths; Globe, —, and Hayes, Ardkr, from leapt; the latter sailrd sth N. 44 1816,1, sad hoe part of libelist light dragoons Si b00r.% PL101:711, APerl. S. Arrival die lAA, Itseswee4, frees Cork ; borzrei‘. Peed, from Wskeford; sad Canuserte, Gritlicb , Nu". Yeasts!. DOWAR, APR L G. Pert •f a ►teed hat bees picked up as on, 1.0.1 Mee, marked " Fortitude, of Sort! MIARINICII, Atlllf . Arrived tie Primes' Charivite packet, wall a Brad fruit' Holland. VIAISAGATS, ♦na G The Perseverance, Gibson, front Vllien's fur &wawa, toot ..bore last night on the Goodwin Stott, but was gat otT qt. day sad brought into harbor► with Is.. of eerier sod cal* DEAL, APRIL 6 Arrived sad saikd the Alfred, Oliphaat, frees Ceiili.lol.ll. for Loudon; sad Oscar, Lamm, fru= Ceti*, tsr burr. Arrived said resosisis the Patty, Sprimpl, from Amster_ dew, fur Permaskisco, CaWee demi five Ire River She Canada . Parker, fur Tlevaspovii.for Queboe ; aaj Ire hump', for Porivoleistli. LIVVIIMOL, ♦PRIL S. Arrived IM Osirshrw, AiNhsrp►, from J111111C• rwl, Taasawiais, hem New Weans; mod Nriigal, late Waml. ward, hwas Arrived of this part Om William Dawson, fr.ra Ihmrr,, I. MARRIAGES. On Thursday, the lith fastest, at New Brantford eloirch, by the Rev. Thome Wreath, ReCillf of St. Micliaet's, Cora hill, Hear, Rosalds, M.D. of Brretferd Botts, to Mir ibith Lucy, *sly daughter of the late late Militant Rolortioo, Esq. of Upper Canada. On Thursday lasi, at Chelienlosot, by the Bee. John Wall, clerk, M.A. Viesr of Kinstow, in the comely of tferet;o.t. John Nichol's% Esq. of Castle-Kerate, to the roteuty Meath, Certain in the Stli Royal Veteran Bstialion.• lo Anne, eldest daughter of James Lloyd Harris, E.q. ofte Moor ' Herefortithire. OnThersilay. the Oth thalami, by special license, at Si. James's Church, by the Ri v. H. J. Ridley. Prthendarr Bristol, the Rev. Edward Baukrs, roe of li Borates, I:, M.P. to the Hoe. Frances Jane Scott, daughter to the Li Chancellor. On Thursday, at $l. 3:twee Church, by the Very Rrr lice Dean of Cautetbury, Thema* littchilignaan Stavrley, ut . Uhl Weisingford, is. the county of York, to nary, ira:r daughter of Joha Claridge, Esq. of Pall-stall. In Henrietta-street, Dublin, Peter Warren, EM. to Mir. gntret Anise Miamian., eldest daughter of the late 111itesWse, Esq. Wayne of his Stsjesil'is Cosireel at LIV/. DEATHS. Oa Mosslay morning lasi, the 3d umlaut, at hiseroirseals in Hampton Court Palace, Coleast Tkonsur, ►lasr.r of the Robes ■nd Groins of the Bidebansber to his Matt. On the Vith ult. at Enutseuriby, Ireland, aged 75, Itrc Henrietta Hayden, relies of the late William Heyde., Esq. of Ruekball, Comity Kilkenny. She was grAniPtaiiebtrr Doctor Edward Tenisou, formerly Bishop of Ossors. 3...1 great grand daughter of Dr. Thomas Teaiwu,•Arehibis!u•l, of Canterbury. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE.. Merino, 39 thee 7. I Evening 30 eller IU, PRICE OF Bank Stock.. 2171 418 9 per Ct. Red... 671 68 3 per Ct. Cons. 68; j 3& 31 per Cent. 7 6 1 4 per Cents. 861 i 5 per Ct. N. An. 1041 e Book L. An. 17 13-16! 17 13-16 ;1 YESTIRDAY. lo►p. 3 per Ct. All.O. 5i India Booth-16 Is spr. 3 per Cele: 1751.. 61 lie. Bill., 1.. 3 2 4 pr. Ditto Coat. 4 ill.. Lottery Tickets it IL N. , . Cons. for Ate.. 6si2l,i FRIDAV, Aran. 7 COURSE OP EXCHA: Amsterdam ....C.F It Ditto at sight I I It Rotterdam .... 2 C lt 2 Antwerp . Harahorgh U 38 7 A1t0tia........2 I U 3B 8 Paris 3 day's sight Ditto .........t V 25 70 Bourdeaux 26 70 Frankfurt °a the Maim, Ex. 31..... IS2 Vicuna effective 4 M 10 S Trieste....do .. 10 0 Madrid ....tffeetive 34 Cadiz.effective 34 di Ilkoa 34 itorerlona. Se% Hie ti G ilwaltar . 3O Leghorn .. 411 Genoa 44 Venire . . Malta 4e Naples Palermo.... pur of 114. 1.i.b4111 llpurtu 5l Riu isuseiro ........ Bahia Dahlia Cost Agin of Bank WI Holland BULLION. Portugal Gokl is t • . -Coln • per U Foreign CoW in • Bass ... 3 17 New Doubloons 0 u New Damn: 1 , Silver in Bars 0 5 • 'll -t