The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1822-10-09 00:00:00

111 r. U 4 The East Sows lex•liounds meet tamioreow, at Ring. suer Gate; Saturday, at the Emmet: Ilimday, the 14th, at Heratasoaccaux at half-past feu. The Stormy fox-tamoda meet to morrow, al Foxley Hatch ; Saturday, at Godsiorte • Monday, the 14th, at Fox Keaton; Thursday, at Crown A s h Hill; Saturday, at Lim/Wield. The llinderstrail harrier, meet on Monday, Wedansday, end Saturday, at the Kennel, at nine o'clock. Local Derby's stnc-hounds are expected to mitre at (be Oaks shoot the 16th instant. i THE TURF. a ... ENFIELD RACES. .. The followiog is s list of the horses estermaor the Mai/tett Plate of sOgs. to-morrow, bells. the'firse day of :done R.• as ; likewise the list of the lorses emoted fee the Gem flews Freeholders' Plate of 50gs. as Thursday : W EIDMISDST, OCTolltli 9. The Maiden Plate. • Mr. Hanwirirs b . f. by /4sley,not of Totteridge, 3 yr5,64.111b. Mr. Cotesso's b. f. Deride, by Goofy, 3 yrs old,ist. I Ilb. 4r. Itrowo's gr. f. Maisie, 4 yrs old, 7.1. 13 lb. r ' mr. Dystrolt' b. It. Volunteer, by Ceivearlisb, 5 yrs, Bst. 1116. • Mr. Husre'i eb.e.Cardissl York, out of Selias,'4 yrs, 81..21b. 5 . i TISUILSDAY. iThe Geodesics Freeholders' Plitt% . 4r. Jones's eh. iw. Prosody, 4 yrs old, 7st. 121 b. t i Mr. Rerstop's b. b. Creeper, .ged, 9st. 1 lb. Mr. Mimes Mae Dick, 5 yrs old, B• 1. Tlgh. Mr. Ill'Elonalld's Ir. h Sheriff, 5 yrs old, Sot. 21b. Mr. Tamer's I. as. Coral,. yrs old, 841. 121 b. Mr. Clapham's b. g. Philip,. yrs old, Sat. I2'b. r 1 ~t RICHMOND RACES (Yonisatits). . WEDISMAY, ACT4IIIIR 2. A Sweepstakes of 20g., curb, p.p. fur colts and filliee two yrs old; roll., 110.21 b.; fillies, Sit. From thei Stone to the Endiag Post- (0 Subscribers.) . . Lund Darlongtoe's eb- f. by Whisker (Jobascs) Wiight's b. c. by President, dam by Hambletosimt 2 l. Sir P. Musgrave 's b. e. y Cep*, dam by Shuttle •.l Mr. Harviawie eb. e. Mr Row, by Couiks . • 4 Mr. Besessie b. e. Romney, by Raphael • The Benothaus Pork Stakes of Age. each, 18g. H. and Allws thew 3 yrs old ; colts, est. 3110.; Wm, P The wiener of the M. Leger, 11122, to earn 71b. OWL One mile sad a half. (11 Milmertbers.) Mr. T. 0. Pawleti'm b. e. by Waal, out of Mselpserside I Mr. G. L. Fox's eb. e. by Comes • Mr. Lambion's eh. e. Loriedtb;by Leopold 3 Lord Qateesberry's b. e. Pilgarlie, by Worel The Gold Cup of 100 g.. valisei, by a Sobscripliiio of 10gs. earls, the surplus to be paid the urinate in weir, free for Snle.cribers only; three year oltb, Oat. 10th.; four, Set.; five, Sat. 71b.; six aid aged, Mit. 10Ib. Marra sad geld. togs allbeird 21b. Four miles. (Eight Subeeribees.)— There is a collection of 501. Mr. Riddell's br. is. Dr. Syntax, aged Mr. !Legatos 's ch. f. Fatt ens, by Cools, 4 yrs did Woa very easy. A Silver Cap, valve 60p. given by the Corporation, added to a Sweepstakes of 511. each, for horses, Scc. of all ages, that woo 100ga. at may lime before the day of nam lug; dove year olds, Tat. ; four, Sat 311,. • eve, six, sod aged, 8.1.101 b. Mares eisd geldings allo wed 31b. Two mile heals. (Twelve Subscribers.) Mr. Heaehisse's c► f. by Ardrussan, 3 yrs old Mr. Ilkusou's b. c. Waleson, by Woful, 3 yrs old Mr. Riddell'. b. e. Pity-Me, by Were', 3 yrs old Colonel Croft's ch. e. by COMM, dam by Orville su s s 3 dr. The Stead Plate of 701. fee all ages. Three year old., Bat. 101 b.; four, Tat. 111 b.; Ave, Mt. slb ; six and aged, Set. 103, A wiener of axe Plate, Match, or Sweepatakes, to carry Sib.; of Iwo, 710.; and of three or more, TOlh. t Ore. Mares used geldings allowed 31b. The second horse to revive 10Ib. out of the Plate. Heats, once round the Cowrie nada diastase,. : I ,llr. I-sashimi's gr. b. Dreinsaise,s yrs old 1 1 Mr. Petrie b. h.Sir Jobs, 5 yrs old 0 Sir E. Dadsworth's b. f. lhasas, 3 yes old blemeimme's albs Wortley, 3 . yris old kir. Powlett's b. c. by Woful, out sirflouseatilla, 3 yes MONMOUTH RACES. These Races lank piece au %Trawls/0y end Thursday last, and though they hail been preceded by the COOffP.4I of Bards at Breton, they had to boast of a oamerous company of ebs racte.s of distinctiois, •miagst whom were—hiss Greer the Duke of Beaufort and family, Earl Somers, Sir Charles Nor po, Bert. mud family, Robert Prier, 11101. M. P, Sir Robert and Lady Browarigge sad friends, with matey whereof land ed fortune. The se/races of the garde..a d the different in. htibitsula were% as Usual, rued with as assemblage of the most Octant females. On Wednesday tbroolwerpatakes of sgs. rich, with top. added from the Feed, 16 Shb.cribers, was woo, at three teats, by Mr. Willis'. b. f. Pastorrlls, 'heating Mr. Hall's it. c.Swiadosh Mr. Pladyer's b. e. Surprise, Marquis of Wor.. e -steer b. e. Atlas, Mr. Partrillge's b. h. Cardenio. and Lord G Somerset's eb. f. Searpa. Partorella was decidedly the G vow ite.—The Comity Members' Plate of 60/. was woo, at two hist., by Mr. Pryse's e. h. Doctor Ealy. beating Mr. P.:lolBmm% Burpride, Mr. Brathwaitt's Cardenio, Mr. Whittaker'. b. h. Pontoon, Me. Flintuff's b. g. Haisca, and Hr. Day's e. f. Ross. Ott Thursday the Plate of 501. given by the County, was woe at three beat., by Mr. Sadler's Pastorells, beading Mr. Canaities W. b. Gleamy, Mr. Fargiiharaou's b. f. Spfnetta, Mr. Pryces g. L Valise, Mr. Jacksoa's b. f. Misery., sad Mr. Tborabill's Scarps. The Town Plate of 501. use woe al three heals, by the Duke of Besufort's b. as. Vietoriat, beat log Mr. Prpor's Doctor Estly, Mr. Taylor's eb. It. Little4oho, Mr. Flistoff's Haman, Mr. Whittakees - fOllll6Oll, aad Mr. Sadler's Ail... ST. PETERSBURGH RIM. SATIIMIkeIe, Agee", 11. Irately Z Ants —Mr. Fergus's br. no. Falai, Ave yrs old, Ct. ilb. best Mr. Ifillimes cb. b. Chick's, 5 te5.'961.116. Won very Easy. Coon. Land's b. us. Swift, beat lifr.Cisborse's b.m. Jesse, 10.1. each ; vents. Jew broke dose. A Sobscriptios Cop, added to a Sweepstakes, for horses of all ages. Two-vent lies. Mr Gisborne's b. m. Amelia, 4 yrs old, 8.1.1016. 5 1 1 21,. P. Thompson's b. g. Mesroar. 5 yrs, tlar. 91b. 2 3 2 14a Hodgsou's b. wt. Rosette, by X. T. Z. Ist. lttlb. 1: 2 3 Mr. Villiers's eb. b.Chirkeo, 5 yrs old, 9it.121b.. 7 5 4 Callicart's br. 6 Witchcraft, 5 yrs. 90. 121 b. 4 4 5 Mr. Lewis. br. sr. bliss Noel, yra old, gat. 916. 3dr ioreAlex. eddiggi be. h. Screw, aged, 10.1.51 b. 8 dis. Col.lllB£ OF EXCHANO Amsterdam C.F. 12 Ditto at Sight... 14 4 f l RutierdAe...:4 . 12 S Aar wells 12 Ramberg% ittseas 38 1 Paris 3 days dale 25 80 'Ditto 25 90 u rdesult ....: 25 90 Vrsaldors ow the E, TvessaT, (*roan 8. Gibraltar ...... .. 30i trirbeis •• • • •••••• 47 Genoa Venice 17 60 Malta Naples. Palefoo, per N 11? Lisboa Oporto tilt Rio Jauciro. VI Bahia Maine.... ILB Peterausrgb, p. rbl. Pi 3 Vs. V isnus ....„ is. 10 24 Berlin Trieste • Cadiz 113 I I boa Surcelms ••:::. L Z te.••oo.' , IMP . Cork 4 „...L, Dublin ......:).... Portugal Gold in t s. 1. Coin, peens 0 0 . 0 Guild in 8ar5...... 3 II • New Doubloons—. li 13 I New D01tar5...... 0 4 ! 9 Silver in Ban , O 4 111 'FRON'L4ST NiCitl"S GAZRTTE. Foreign Office, °dawn. VI, Mt. The King lir bee* pleased to appoint Heart Morin M. dieetne, EM. to be hi. Majesty's Satre lady K Implies to she United Staten of Aenerka. CSwQurrab titiffittly Ike Loid Dent' mint . ilkit - Cehrify .f Liseolo. Vlimitaißistatiliy, Esq. to be Deputy Litotes's!. Royal South Lincoln Militia. 01104 be Lees %TM& 3 btbnre Esq. to be Lieitesirot. Colonel, •ity *September 29, Tett. BANKRUPTCY ENLAN ED. , hear Cau4ler, of Jeary•street, Aldirate, Loodom,'llotaiAle tcr, f rom Oct o b er S, to November 23, at 'levels, at Om air( of Cutoloisoiostors of Biakrupt Basmghall-streel. BANNROPTeY NUPERSEDED. Julia /Laid, of Bristol, lithographer. likiii. FIANKKUPrS. John Ckarlesworth Howarth, late of Bristol, bat now* of Bath, dealer, to unreels., October 10, at oae, 14, at aims, ihni November 19, at our, at the White Lioa loft, Bristol. Altormys, Messrs. AJliarion, Gregory, cad 'Poeticism, Red. fsrd•raw, Lantolon ;and Mr. D. Berme, Balk — Jonn *tidier, of Both, carrier, to sornedtler. Oetober'll, 19, nod Netoetstber 19, at clews, st it* *bite Lisa leo Bath. Attorneys, Mr. Makinson, IlliddkTemple, Loodool and Mr. Hetlingo, Rath. Jobe Grey, of Kiegion, Seem, lime.dreptv, to marten. der, Oetub.r It, t 6, and November 19, et owe, at the Onset of Ceemuiseietters of Bankrupts, Same*ll-street, London. _ _ Messrs Rea.dor ■ad DayksCerbet.ceert, Grace chi Mrs* relt, London. DIVIDENDS. November 18. S Har►ison, now or late of Ilsorlerielo, Kent, woolviiipler, at deers, at the thruldhall, thaterbory. October 31. A. Gorwelt, of Liverpool, mod It libilpoLlese. Frochierels sheet, Loudon, mereaast, at ewe, al the George lea, Daal.strvirt, Liverpool. 'timber t 9. W. Charms, now or late of Griveoroil, Kew, provision goereloiet, at_lovive,al the Csert:of Comais- ;Weer. of Bankrupts, Baaingball.atreet, Lamdee. °either el. K. Clay, of Stanford, Limeole serivemer, al eleven. at 'be Court of Comireimumera of illaskrelite, Illa ehighalLstreei, Leedom. October 31. G. blelhuialt, of Credible, Dere., Weer, al • dt tier Old Loudon Ine, Exeter. 'October 21. W. L. &yam sad R. G. Goarrell, bf tbe Poukry, Leedee, prietere, at twelve, et the Court of Combeisaitae• ern of Bankrupts, Flaungball.street. November I. W. Wilkins**, of Norton Hasassor, Derby, Alessi* at twelve, at the Aare' low, Sheffield, York. October 31. J. Borah'. late of Swamies, Glamartms, cattiest maker at tvs, at Knapp's Hotel, Cambers*, Carairall. 'November 4. T. bowls, of Newark•upop Treat, Niftier ham, and A. BoOth, of Nottingham, tabotekhaadlers, at tea, at the Punch %owl, Nottiagham. November k S. Miles, of Ludgate street, Icradoss, watch. soaker, at tea, at the Court of Cosaislosilffiers of Bank rupts, Baatagliall-street. Oriole • 30. J. Barton, of Blackburn, Latseaster, upholsterer, at eleven, at the White Hart Ilia, Hartlebury, Worcester. October 26. A. M'Nsir, of Abelittreit lama, Lisadsm, mer charit.'lll tea, al the Court of Cumsslosiosiees wf Baok- room. Basioehall meet. November 5. M. A.Robiomes of Red Lioarotrod:Solloom, Moddle.ea. groom, at Gee, at the Of Comminissits of Bankrupts, Basiogliall-vireet, London. November T. Br d, of Bread-strict, Lomb" ware houseroom, at eleven, at t h e Court of Commlosimatra of itankropts, Basingh;tl-street. November 4. J. D. Pritchard, of Tiptoe, &afford, limit draper, at two , at the George Inn, Bratieghem. November t. 7. Robinson, of Marrehroter, cottoemserchaet, at nose, at tke white Searles, Manchester. teßTiPlcirrts.—Ocrosse 29. Tripp, late of Bristol, etnemerehant.—J. Gilbert, sow or lair of Bari. tul, eeresiasion-eteechant.—T. R. Ghee, late of Deal, •Kent, apealawary, but mow of Wetlisg-strect, Lee dom, ettefeelieese. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. Donean and C. Duncan, of St. Map. Ax►, London, pro ririou September 30, 1811.—A. Kymill and J. estoeis, of Brompton-row, Kensingion, Middlesex, grocers, Septets her 27,1842.—W. Hodge sad H. Hodge. o(Plammer-stroef, Ot7•road, Middlesex, brick makers, April 1,1822.—1 L Sower, T. Doestery, J. Hall, aid W. J. Thoosposim. of Se uncle, sad Mallon, York, bankers (as far as regards W. J. Thompson), September 111,1822.—N. Crosslaorl nod J. Phil lips, of Ward-street. St. Lake's, Middlesex, watch-tam. makers, October 5, 1822.—E. Morris and W. T. Morris, of Little Tower-street, London, wine -merchants, October 7, 1841—W. Gig/trees and T. Kirkby, of Leeds, York. milder; Septettiber IS, 1111.—H. Smith. It. Smith, and J. Smith, of Manchester, printers. October 5, 1824.—G. Lewis sad W. Freceron, of Wolverkaraptoo, Stafford, paper-makers, July 27, 1821. ThELAND. DUBLIN, OCTOBIB 5. There is no longer soy question as to the extent and permanimey of the reduction which has taken , place in all the branches of agriculture. Cattle of every kind is quite as much depressed as grain of every kind. Nor do either appear as yet to have reached the lowest ebb. Four shillings a bushel for wheat, sod 2d. • pound for beef, appears to be about the mark to which prices will ultimately subside. It is difficult, within the compass of • seotence - or two, to describe the state of Ireland in respect to agriculture. The rents, generally speaking, have not been reduced, and, generally speaking, • third of them have not been paid ; but the bit lance is lying over against the tenant. fie is working, as the phrase is, for a dead horse! He has nothing that he can call his owo. The owner may, at say time, come down and sweep away every thing on his farm. This hes been doile in a hundred instances, but it can be done no longer. If a distress be levied, awl the cunt and cattle brougtit to the hammer, they will uot fetch one fourth even of the present value. People either have not the money, or, if they hive, there is a 'combination among them not to buy the produce Of • farm so seized. There is, therefore, no pros -pect of making any rent, even in this manner; and we find that there are not so many leases broken as there would be, if there were a market for. the cattle and corn of the tenant. There is another circumstance which must be taken into consideration, and which is, certainly, not without its influence. By a clause in the new Insolvent Act. insolvent farmers are d 'charged from the obligation of their leaves. They may give diem up to the provisional assignee or to the detaining creditor, who may be the landlord. The truth is, that a moiety of the farmers are -anxious to quit -; ■nd we shall -find, when this provision of the Act is generally understood, that the Insolvent Court will have u much greater proportion of farmers' cases to try, than it has hitherto had. In the mien time the landowners of Ireland are generally pressed by their creditors—by those who Were liens of any kiiid upon their estates. NEW CONSTABLES ACT. Major Wlleucks has been appointed by his Ex cellency the Lurd Lieutenant aupreme head of the Magistutes and Coustables whu may be employed under the nest Act in the province of Mousier. lu the appointments which will take place under the Act, the Goternotenfhas abandoned every 'irks of patronage, is nothing bat merit alone, Certified through the recommendation of the local Magis trates, can he admitted as a claim for any oituatioh of a superior or inferior rank. In every instance, therefore, whether in reference to the higher or lower order of constable', no person will be op. pointed who shell not have obtained the recom mendation of seven Magistrates of the county. It is not the intention of the Government to put into operation any of the efficacious powers of the new Act in any of the other three provinces...-(Cor respondent.) FEVER IN GALWAY. In our last we had the painful Nat of informing Our readers df the frightful ravages which the fever had calnied in that town; we rrgtet to state, that the letters received this morning continue to give the most deplorable continuation of the ['mortis of the disease. We have seen stetter of Mondby, from which the following is un estraci "The alarms here increases every hour; all persons of re special-oaq are lying from the town ; eight physicians have arrived from Dublin within these two days, they have Cosa meowed their awful and laborious dory, by taking a list of all those sick and cunvileiceat ; it is said they exceed Iwo thousand. It Is difficult to form an opinion of the arts bee that have fallen victims to this dreadful malady. An arrangement has been made to p the removal of any corpse to the coutitry for interment, and it is rumoured, a barrier will be erected outside the town to est off all com munication. On Fosieday, whilst celebrating mass, Ike Rev. Mr. 0. Finn was tales ill at the altar ' and it appears that many who had **enabled i s the c hap e l were also under the nualigoasit influerice of ferry at the time."—(Caele llama& Chronicle, ortober 1.) • The Mayor and Council have, much to their cre dit, offered aaewssrd of one hundred pounds for the apprehension of the perpetrators of the atrocious murder of which we publivlied the particulars in our last.—( Cork Adteeliser.) PRICE OF CANDLES, From Tallow Chardlers Hall. Pelee of Candles, per doses, 9s Od—Moulds, les Id. 0.1. per dozen allowed for ready Nosey. N.B.—The prices it tte general Udall Shops art fro. lid. to ed. per lb. ttAW RIDES. Best Heifers & Steers, per at. Ordivary.. Ss lid to es 10d 3s 4d to Se 11.1 Market Call.. each 10. ea Middlings 3. Od to 3. td Erig.Horpe Oa Od to Oa Od higher prices lave bees paid, Ibr.e being seareqy any or ai_ wary sow to be met gab under "no. per cwi. ; oilier descry_ liars are without alteration. BALTIC PRODUCE. I nto Teti** •ertet has bora very lively at advascril Prime EAST INDIA PRODUCE. .COTTeW.-111ere has bees • fair demand slue our last, liartienlarly fur Sowed for enportation ; sad several parcel, of the Surat, which were taken in at the salami the fib have bees bought •t the prices of the sale, sad is some ?bitumen at • small advance. The fallowing are the sales Of the week, larladiag the public sales of Tuesday last, dots paid :-30 hags Demerara, fair to good fair, Bd. to Rid.; 30 Common West India, middling to good fair, to ',id.; 100 St. Domingo, middling in good fair, 714. to 714.1.; 300 Spanish, fair to good fair, Rid. in 7 a d. la bond, 80 Tennessee, °aboa t . sp. to 51.1 ; 850 Upl oa d, m iddli ng to good fair. Sid. to 7 100 New Orleans, ordinary to Middling, 61d. to 81d.; good fair. Bpd. on Slid.; 230 Per. nuaboco, fair to good, 10d. to !old; 1,000 Soria, ordinary lb good fair, sd. toed.; 500 &regal, ordiaary t o goo d , bd . toqd. per lb. Total, 3,030 bag.. Postscript, Thentay, October 8, 1832, Pour o'Clock. Corr[[.—lle public sales to-day WPM off steadily at lb. previous prices for good middling, at a small advance on the 6ae ordinary qualities wit► colour, and at a trilling iedre tio• is ordinary; a large prtiporiton of the Brasil wits taken is at the sale, ■ad Ibis description may be considered about 2s. per cut. lower; St. Domingo fully comosods the ruts 'quoted is Our last. _ _ _ B P. St.toue.-AN advasee of Is. per ewt. was very gr . nervily required lo day, sad though the business was is consequence not exiessite, yes is was obisined in most is. stases*. Rum —A public sale of tiff pritteheoos of Jamaica awl porieheona of Leeward blood was brought forwa►d M. day i the former demeriptioa weal off rill'''. heavily at the 'market pewee, bet ready the whole was disposed of t for tie Leeward Island there was a brisk demand, and it west off at abort hi. per 'altos ad . NEW SOUTH WALES. EXTRACT FROM THE REPORT OF THE COMMIS. SION ER OP INQUIRY INTO THE STATE OF THE COLONY OF NEW SOUTH WALES. (Custinued froze our Pape► of Monday hut.) A school, for the children of the convicts and sol diers, was established by Capt. Wallis, of the 46th regiment, sndisvontinued at pretest. The school is kept in the vestry of the church by one of the con• vice, who had suffered the puni►hment of transports tion to the Coal River; and the progress of the children, as tire!! as their appearance, was very cre ditable. I cannot conclude this part of my subject with. out expressing to your Lordship the satisfaction that I deri►ed frosts observing the great attention paid by Major Morisset to every part of his diffi cult and disagreeable duty ; his vigilance and con stunt superintendence of the works, his attention to the coshplainui of the convicts ; his patient invesli tion of them, and his efforts to maintain dis. cipline, are eqoally conspicuous and successful: although aware of the necessity of inflicting severe punishments, he has always accompanied them with admonitions, calculated to impress upon the minds of other convicts his reluctance to resort to severity, except upon occasions where it was obviously required ; occasions have entirely arisen from the imperfect security against el , . cape that the situation of the place afforded, weakened as it was by the connivance of the constables, and the daily increasing knowledge of the country that separates Hunter's River limn the settled districts of New South Wale.. In the punishment of all other crimes Major Morisset has strictly obeyed the instructions with which he was furnished, and has endeavoured to adapt them to the characters of the several convicts, avoiding corporal punishment where he could, and endeavouring to prevent the commission of crime by taking away temptations to it. The good judgment of this officer has been no less conepireous in the public works that lie has conducted, by directing the means that he possessed to the accomplishment of objects that were i nmediately required fur the purposes of the establishment, and attending to the solidity and durability of their construction, rather than to their ornamental effict. Nature and extent of Remissions of Punishment, and their ejects upon the Convicts. Reserving for future observation an account of the buildings and works at Newcastle, and having now concluded a description of the penal character of that establishment, 1 shall proceed to submit to your Lordship a statement of the several mitigations and remissions of sentence that have been bebtnwed upon the convicts in New South Wales and Van Dieman's Laud, by Governor Mecinorrie, during the last ten years, in the exercise of the authority that he derives from the 'statute passed in the 30th year of his late Majesty's reign, C. 47. The authority of Governor Macquairie to miti gate or remit the sentences of canvicia trat.sported to New South Wales, has been derived from the general power that his Majesty is authorised by 'Ws statute to confer upon Governors of New South Wales; for the commission that was given to Governor Macquarrie in the month of May 1819, and under which he has acted ever since, contains no special power, although his Majesty's instructions of the same date recite and refer to it. Governor Macquarvip's gcomuniesion authorises him to pardon in crier envoi, and to grunt reprieves; but that •jtower evidently epplics in crimes committed in New Smith Wales, and not to offences committed in Great Britain. The effects of this omission upon the absolute and conditional pardons conferred by Governor Macipiarrie, ire too obvious to re - quire further explanation; and they furnish an additional reason for the final confirma tion of pardons, that is now livid to be necessary, before remitted convicts can enter into the full en joyment of the benefits that such exercise of autho rity Was intended to convey. Until the first declaration issued by Governor Macquarrie on the 22t1 June, 1811, no period of the term of service for the several cheeses of con victs had been known or declared, at which appli cations fur the conditional or entire remission of their sentences were to be made. The declaration alluded to begins by stating, " the importunity with which the Governor had been troubled, of ap plicants fur free end conditional pardons, many of whom were very uudeserviog such high indul gences." ( To be continued) PRICE OF LEATHER. Butts, 50 to fsilbs. each 19.1 to 220 per lb. Ditto, 56 to 66145. e••ch 24.1 to 24$d Dressing Hides lBO to MI Fine Coact Hides .. 190 to Old Crop Hides 35 to 40 lbs. foe cutting 19.1 to 20d Ditto 45 to 50Ihs ... Calf Skins 30 to 401bs 22.1 to 26d Ditto 50 to 70Ihs V.l to 32.1 Ditto 70 to 801bs 26J to 28d SsoallSeals (Greenland) 18,1 to 19d Large ditto 16.1 to 19J Tanned Horse Hides 16.1 to 111.1 Spanish Horse Hides I7J to 21gd [From " The London Memnon:a Prke Current," of Toeoday, October 8, lett) MARYIET§. NEWGATE A?(t LE RDA MARKETS. (Ry the Care's.) Reef .... Is dd to its 41 Veal .... Is Ad to es 'ed Mottos.. Is 44 to Is 44 I Pork .... Is 4d to Is ed Limb Is 4J to 2s 4d. Y AND STRAW. PRICES'OF H wmetteit ern.. New Hay, 31 b. to 414, Oa flay 310. 64 to 4/ Os Od Old do. 010604 to 01 O. Od New do. 0114'04 10 01 aOd Clover 3/10e Od to 4/ de Od Clever 3/ 10.0 d to 41 10. 04 straw I/ 6e Ito 1/ 14e 64 Straw 11 Se Od to 11 14, Od PKICE OF HOPE, jper Elm ' POCKET/. mime. Kest ....It/ lbs to 41 14s Kent !1 bi to ♦I It Osamu ...II 0. to Of Ols Sussex I/ Os to 21 10. Tasex....tl Os to 3/ 12s Essex .... I. to 31 0. PRICE OP POTATOES, MONDAY.. OCTOBER 7. Mersit'Cliatoptooe... .. • lope 0411 to 759 04 per too. Upland ditto • We Od to Roe 04 Merril Shows 'Upland ditto Qoebres • • 4se Od to 559 OJ PRICE OF RA* FAT, per ettthe of alb. Prig by Tallow (as stated by the Tallow-welters), as. aid. PRICES OF TA LLOV Tows Tallow 41s 0.1 —s Oa Yellow Riossia 42 Od -Ls Od While ditto..—s 04 —s Od' Soap Od —s Od Melling Stuff 30. od —o Od Dill. rowels..2os Od —s Od r, SOAP, kr. per 11,1 b Yellow Soap flt Not tied 6B. Cord Graves 7s 0. Good Deep St Oa WE3T INDIA AND SPANISH MAIN PRODUCE. Cotters —The public sale* since our last have amounted to about 1.600 casks sad 1.330 bags of British Plantation and Foreign; the former was ',early all Jamaica, and "met off generally with very little alteration in prices; for the or dinary qualities there were more purchasers at the former rates, and they were accordingly sold wish more briskness ; above half the Foreign was taken in, the deusaad having been bat trifliog. B. P. SMOAK has bee, in steady demand both by Rellners and the Trade, sad the prices of last week have been very firmly supported; some purchases are said to have beta made ems speculation. Fosssam Suoas.—A few parcels of Brazil have been brought to auction; the white vow taken readily at full prices for the Peraambueo, sad at •a advance of Is. to Is. fur the Rio• brown sod yellow continue heavy of sale. There has bee, a good isquity privately for white Hawaii nab, but there are few parcels offering. RUM has been in little demand, and Leeward Islamd proof might have been purchased at Is. 4d. per gallon. Pluerro.—Sense parcels hove beta sold by *metiers at about the former prices; very few lets have, however, brought 93.1. per lb. Cocon re heavy of sale , particularly the comma and ', dietary qualities. DYILMOODS.—FusIie remains steady. Loveliest is rather dull of sale at the prices quoted, 'easy holders being desir ous to effect sales. Nicaragua Wood has brought a small advance, sales having bees made by auctina at the pion tooted. NORTH AMERICAN PRODUCE. Tuners/Ina, I. evrasequorace of irs scarcity at preerot, both herr and st Liverpool, has brought higlwr priers, say 3s. to es. for Spirits; there is no Rough now offering is this market. LIVERPOOL REPORT, Ocrosra 5. We hare had a fair industry for Breed Coro all the wrek, and the prices of this description, as well as Americas; are folly maintained. The sales are 7,700 beer, and consist of 2,120 Bowed. at Chl. a 714. and a few at 81.1.; 650 Or. leans at 61d. a .. 91d and a few good to fine at 10d • 11/d.; 460 Tenneevets, at 6.1 a 7d.; 620 Sea Wanda at Hid. • 17.1 and Sae at 19d. • 25.; 60 stained ditto at 6d. • Std.; 840 Perna., at 93J. • bold.; 630 Babies at nd. a 21d. ; 1,520 31araohalas at 614. a 91d. chi. fly as 9d. an d a f ew a t 91d.; 250 Pares at Id. a 81d. ; 320 Demerits's at ed. a 101.1.; 20 Barbadoes at 70. ' • 70 Carittagenas at etc; 10 Smyrna. at 71d. ; 90 Bengals at 51d. a 6d. per lb ( abort 1,000 bars have been taken ow apeenlation, and 500 for ex. post. 't he import thus week is 6,075 hags, viz, Demerara 324, Barbadoes 36, Charleston and Savannah 1,879, other parts V. S. 1,101, and Braid 2,739. There have been only two public sales of Plantation Sugar this week, consistiag of Aatigna and Jamaica ; the holders are withholding their Wicks at present, expecting that the market will further advance in consequence of the eltielescy of import, and the reduced stock both here and in London ; about 500 blids. bare been sold at an improvement of 1.. a la. 64. In Foreign Surer nothing has been dune. A small lot of good white Bengal has been disposed of at 765, and few are now offering iu the market. Very little business has been done in Plantation Coffee this week ; shout 100 bags of ordinary Domingo have been taken at 100 s. In Cocoa and Ginger nothing doing. 350 hag. Pimento were steered at auction nn Monday lass, and taken in at 93d , the highest bid being Std. per Ih. There is little Candies Ries in this market sit present. . In Ron' the ealy sales are • few Jamaica 16 0. P. at 2..4d. and rorong Dtmerara at 2s. 2.1. per gallon. A link !Vicarages Wood has ',rough' $2l. a 031.; but is other Dye woods's, altersiins. 000 brls. Ashes have sold at 30a. • 375. for Montreal Puss. aad42s. • 425. 6d. for Pearls. The sales i• Hid.. are 4,200 dry COM and Os at 10td. • 11,1. per lb., and 1,600 Horse at Ss. 6,1. each. There la some de. mend for Tallow, and an advance hits been obialsed, Yellow Cendl; sold at 410 . • 42.. The demand for Tobairen has bees coafined to a Rti• swell paueia or Stems purchased by the trade at former tales.— Our Corn masker dudes she week has been dull, and sales made in Wheal 2d. to 3.1. per busts' lower. Tar has been more in q uired for, sad the dealers have been enabled to oh. tale as advasce of Is. per barrel on stitch,' parcels. 306 barrels of Stockholm have been sold at 16s 9d. per barrel. Mu—The priers are without material alteration this week. Greenhold has hurt sold is gasstity at rather lower prices. Sperm Oil 'weedy is pries, and there has bend did" twittery. Whalebone is held at the advaeced prices vested. " Dome. et places* Num."—HM. - - - • Tby house and pleasing wife. SOCRATES, by his Disciourse nn Marriage. PO enraptured his auditors with the subject, that the ma ned men Sew to their wives, and the bachelors hastened to be wedded, and the " Spectator" has affirmed, that the word "wife" is the moat agreeable sod delightful ...*e In swore. The sacred Institutioe, thee, of marriage, compasses the desideratum of oar eajoymeat, teeming sot only with kap. pieces on earth; but diepostag the soul itself to haromaise with bliss hereafter. Previous, however, to entering trim this hallowed obligation, it becomes as imperative dun;, not only to regulate the passions, hut to dowse the grosser stature from those Impurities which the freedom of ••- restricted pleasure may have nt•ited en it. To the neglect of such interline are attributable mum of those hapless instances, which, while they excite the coition aeration of the beholder, should also impress king with the fear of self•reproaeb. Luxurious habits will effeminate the body--a naidnies is the tropics will relax t►e elastic Dee— but more especially dens the premature infatuation of youth too frequently cumpromin the retinal dignity Win • state of losisinots, from Which the atomised eaglets" wore than doubts the chance of relief. To all such, then we address oureclves, °Ening hope, energy, muscular Mniieth. felicity; nor will our adenines appear questiowahle, ww noised as they are by t►e multiplied proofs of lenity years' successful iesperience. The easy cares of married Inn ire sometimes disturbed by the suspension of those blessom which thoceotrate the nuptial wreath, for the Peale if often constitutionally week, yet it rya ►e stmegtheni., and Minna nitro improved into finortioaal poem. every case of syphilitic intrissiosi, as well as ni ewe, relax• union of the generative economy, we pledge our ability to cure speedily, and with effect. Earnestly sulicitosa So aar al the unfeelnig empiric from the position so presomptsously taken up, we deviate from general principles with less hesitation; and coolideot its our own honourable Weer* as Members of the College of Sorgemes, se rein the ster tering community of either sex (especially those ester.* Into matrimonial life) at once to our horse, when daily atteadance is given fee personal constiltsois, and let ters from the mutiny are immediately answered ; them must contain a reusittasee for advice sad medicine, which MI be forwarded to any part of the world .Isowevee digest. GOSS sad CO. IN. R. C. Serpent, N 0.7, Jennye-street, St. James's; and No. 11, BOVIU it street, Firtel-alreet, Landoll. 11EDITERRANRAN PRODUCE. _____ ----- Ixception of Piedmont, Thrown is again 14. to Ir. lower; the prices of Raw are steadily supported. Feuer is still wiiiount al ion ; there has been little business dour, in cusampseuct of arrivals of new being ex pected. ItErINED StIGAn4--The demand has talkie off almost every parcel of lumps brought fornard, aid the market has cuusequently bteu kept bare of this discriptiooi rather NAVAL INTALLIGENCE. PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER 7. Arrived the industry. Blakey, from Si. Juba's, New Bruns wick ; New York, Maitland, from Flushing, fur New °thus. PLYMOUTH, OCTOBER 6. Arrived Ike Ocean, Lyatingion, hum Sietly, out 'wire weeks under q ine, baring overshot her port, carried away bet bulwarks, and split her sails. ILLIKOIITR, OtTOllll% B. Arrived the Unice, Taylor, from Lisbon. Dt•L, OCIOIII2R 7. The wind Iltis morning Mows hard fruns the W.S.W., dar ing which the following ships lost an anchor sad cable. vit. the Jawe, Mass Arid; John, Spencer; Tigris tii.k ; George cod James, Caulthorp; and Friends, Pearce. Arrived and remain in the Dowry the Sovereip, Risen; Echo, Linde.; Reward, Miller; Sceptre, ; Emperor Alexander, Brigs ; Cecrops, Langdow ; John, Spacer • Ida. Palamore; Delight, Alice ; Victory, Braithwart ; Q:telwe, Morray—all from Jamaica; Ails., Sims, from Triaidal ; James, Illartsield, from Limos Ayers; Brunswick, Blake, fiom Canada; Chipman, Milbank, from Quebec; 'Radium, Weide.% tow Calcutta ; and George and James from the River Gambia. Ncw REGULATION OF THE COLLEGE OF SUR. OBOES :-" From end after Ist January, 1833, not any candidate for the diploma, who has not regu larly attended three or more courses or Anatomical Lectures in London, Dublin, Edinburgh, or Glas gow, will be admitted to examination." PRICK OP STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 per Ct. Cone.... Hi Ex. Bills, 2 .....1,0001. 81& 811 st 5 6 pr. New 4 per Cents... 102 Ditto Smell.. 5 8 pr. 101 l LotteryTickeis, ti/. 15.. Indio 80nd5.... 53 52 I Corm for Arc... 84s! 55 pr. I 011 82e BI RTFIS. Oa Friday, the etb teat. at Yeadsteat, Devon, the 1L3,1y of &r A. Clairimeter, Bast of a aim and ben. 0a Saireday Teat, t►e Leahy of Colueel Woodford, of (he Coldstream Guards, of ■ daughter. Oa Saturday hat, in Upper Cadogan-plare, the Lady of Major Deusbire, of a sea. DEATHS. Oa SramdaT last, at his son's house, Slosne-dreet, is the 71st year of his age, Signor Carlo Reveille° ; him death was oaring to water in his chest, under which he sevvrely suffered for several weeks. This geatleasaa was well keens for his musical talents is this country aid es the Cdatiaeut so a Lars singer; he first visited this comstry in the year 1777, and made his debut at the King's Theatre, having stashed •oder Sacebini and Raw:sine ; he afterwards west abroad, and acquired high cekbrity in Italy. Paris, Ist. He return ed In this country is 1791, and remained at the King's Theatre for 23 years • after a short engacemvet at Paris' he wholly retired from years; stage. and returned to pass the re mainder of his days in this etaltry. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE THIS DAT. M.►eieg $ dim 9. I Emig; 49 gles. 9. Prietpd asalabgbild el TOR NIMBI PEE asid THE GLOBE Olice. Mo. MT, Mad, by comiLEI CORNWELL, a the Strand. f r,•