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~ • .o. • • . ~ *URI BIT. • —.....• . . (From " The Dia*. atiffirail : : " • of Trial, espeabor I!, • lirellT INU AIM SPA.OII feall PlitnWt. 5,04a...-11(6,. raarho reaasitai4 afeeafy lentil litoroday, n4Sii the deobbod Woos, dull, 'nods,. great part of doe sale 4 teas ital.'ilito We whirls were Seeley- paid . is the'pre -461.$ Nl* ' Siin yaw rbld Is. to It. per ewt. „ . ollatep which hare ilrissigleavt . • • .. a 4004 0 111. fslt ie lZ: floe Pareel of Foreign him Owen Itibieibt le Oa. hags St. Dwaine, which we i r lo at Iles. Inv Awe isedliwiry.:a, P. Swami has bees in, dy densandoold is shade ~...priara base beam shard fur both grocery a , bin lieserivelmi. 1.. y 'rosin Jessie& has 51e. to 5b., gold „b .. Otago 54•., twiddling St. Silb:.,to ail*, erg Berbice elan., Sae g•Aps. • ' net gu04.,--WbSte fel l iih has been in good ' sada parcel of SOO efrostMde white has brought - 46 ' - 'plee elk,' Two plebe wales uP Sir oil here berm brought are. sl-the eret,Mhaslntio •rieltd Aware strong Rio. witiPishi; llHrew Ws at 3S r abi. 365. was offered, .... Weide white was odd it .. - to 345. ed ; the other . ' Santios44o. tUrehesti, - emeriti titer soft, sad went off itaigrt apialk at • arellay'af I s . cr. per cwt. at which; 11111 id =7l thew appeared to be w • yers. Mau works' Jose boo dial, and s. sd. per pilot can ' • ehlidety he obtained toe. proofs. .. _APthiellera—erhe holies, haying been wining to sell at time Weds Well imill,•st. geed deal has breu offered, and prices tow • figs,. Now. 1 fiestsh ...12.61111111.1 ila very ult. Shretriersof-;?4nitweed sod Plastic use droll of isle. - 110 111111 1 Unitelaud sad Davis Straits Fisheries of the low of seven s►ips, and the probability of sin more *barns' the mine fate, have raw., du prices of common Oil 11. to 51. per ten, though little business hos been done at the highest edeasee. Rape Oil has been in better demigod, sod there are sow buyers at 30/, trat no sellers seder 311. Linsted Oil is alas • abadt Higher. Navin in Swag.—The price of low lumps has been folly Supported, there having been an active demand at 709. per cwt., sod the market is nor very bare of this sort; there boo also boos tapet hesitates done to better lumps aid crush ed et a shade above err last quotations : loaves have bees dell of sale. MEDITERRANEAN PRODUCE. EVIVIT.—A small public sale was brought forward on Tburatlgr, in which 70 barrels of Cape Raisins were sold at from ellis.to 535. per est., the other artteles were taken in, orsecroy any offers having beea made. StA.A.—The trade is dull at present, and throws lair be --.._ I,r k ydrt a shade lower than dustog last week, but the bolder, stot press same. EAST INDIA PRODUCE. . , vesecammehe- ' macs, StIPTIII Ott 14. 118 hate had ifoAdteneed for Bowed COTTON by private troth dieing the SSA, notwithstanding the 1111001111Cedditill *//adOlMdbide . l4 ll,ll rmerday, and the total qa•atity sold AMID , week it upwards of 15,000 hags, of wbteh 8,200 are 411.0118 a. ¶%e pibtie salmi brveght forward yestettlay wind oliellith• spirit at an shame, on last week's sales of 0. s' 4. Ade Sewed., and at rather higher prices for Orleaes, hat sir 'mammas qoalities of Sea Islam& and Cartitagenst sold Id. • !J. per lb. lower. The sates coosistrd of-5,890 Ihemods aff. red, of which b 302 sold at 41.1. a Old for ordisary middling, Sp. • *I. middling fair to good fair ; 3,130 (pima, of which 2,896 mold at CM. • 7IJ. ordinary to mid 'Ring fair 7ld. • 9d. lair to good fair, 10Id. ire; 419 AJOnmas all suld bid. • priiimiry to good; 494 Ilea lidaiida, 205 sold 10d. a 131 d. middling to fair; 133 Pulsed sitto , 114 sold 6d. a B,ld. ordinary to fair; 07 Instieraraa, all sold sp. a 814. middling; 604 Cortleagenar, 398 sold BJ. • 80. fair ; 101 [Aguirre, all sold bid. a fika. middliag to fair. The ..1.. by private are 5,400, and consist of 2,850 Bowed., at sid. • 'ld.; 330 Orleans, at 71d. • 91d.; 200 Teeriemeet, at 5/d. a ell.; 36Q Sea Islands, at 11d. • 18d.; aod fine, at 24.1. • 2a. Id.; 40 Shined, at 7d. • 94. ; 430 Pernams, at sid. a 100.; 210 Bahia,. at 11,10 i. a gad.; 750 Maraidmus, at 81d. • 9}J.; 130 Drroeraras, at BJ. a 10d.; 40 Ba !mimeo, at 7!J.; 20 4.Metbagenaa, at 844.; and 20 Beards, at 6d. per Ili. The import this week is 3,739 bags, viz. Driblet, 725; West bils, 241; New °Aetna, 487; Savaanab, 704; tither parts, ET S 420; Brazil, 1,182. There baa bees a fair demand title week fur British Plan tation Sugar front the grocers, anal the sales have gime off at steady prices; the quantity sold is 840 casks. About 500 hart of Rentals have also bete taken by the grocers ou much the tame terms aa the late sales, viz. at 691.8 d. fur to 75a. 91. for i.e white. la Foreign aorta we have still nothing doles. Coffee with colour is still I. demand, but ordinary qua- Ii ne t crintiour very heavy of sale; of 300 casks of Jamaica ff.red at section this week, good to fine muddling brought an .dolmas of 31. • 4s. viz. 136.. 9.1. a 138.. 9d.. sad mid dling *old at 120 s. • 1255., fair ordinary so good ordinary was taken by the vomits at 97.. • 1110.: .e have bad some inquiry fur Farina, *ad 250 bags of good ordinary Do mingo have been sakes fur shipment at 104.. Jamaica Karma 10 O.P. has, said at 2..; to 1.1114.11f11% little has beep done. C.arollea Rice of Sue quality has brought 18a. 9.1. • MN. fair 17.. Bd. , mod ordinary 14.. The lagslogps dope he Logisuod has been coadderable, say nearly 500 toot, but at lower pries fur Jdfildiell, of which 30.00 Mona old hove sold al 7/. a 71. 15a ; fresh at 84, Hoe dorm St. 54., and fresh Cevepeaelly at 91. 15s. • 10/ : Cuba Yusttc km Mooed 191., Spanish 71. 10,. a 81 10s.; sod Nicaragaswood 43/. a 481. 140 barrel* Montreal Pot Ashes Immemild at 386. Bd. • 375., mei 100 barrel. Pearl as 425. • 42. Id. The public sales of Hides continue to go off steadily, sad the whole that have been offered Mit week were sold, mg. 9,000 dry Bemire Ayres Cow and fit at 91.1. • 121, 3,0p0 waited fld. a sia. per lb. 24,000 dry Horse at b.. 91. • Ps. 2d., sad I,boo salted Horse at Bs. 9J.. ba. 11d. each. Several of the ferret imports of 'Tobacco baring bees iiraoght forward for role by the impogters, and the menu- Santarem being bare of stock, considerable perches?' have bees made by Owes is Virgiiiia Stemmed at about the pre •iotnntesl few soles have bees made for export. Although the bu►iness dooe at our Cure Lathing. os Tuesday was Iles' than had been anticipated, the prices of both wheat cud eats have bees folly supported. Small sales continue to be Made In flour for export. About 700 barrel. of Turpentine of good quality have berm sold at 131., and 400 barrels Arch• angel Tar at 14s. per barrel. Small lot, of Spanish Olive Oil have been sold at 481. and of Messina at 511. 10s. per tuts. Large miles have again been made is Palm Oil at 251. to 251. 10s. per hie. For Tallow the demand has subsided, sad prices bare ►eceded Is. to 2.. per cwt. OIL —The UM disistroue secoools received from die ?. • 4. " 411k' cPrrair —The demised has not been so active since our inst, sod at the public sales which took place lower prima . wet. accepted. It is sow said that the East hdia Company's Cotton will be taxed at 51d. per lb. The sale. of the week am. 30 hag" common West India, fair to good fair 71d. to ; soil in bond 450 . begs Upland, middliug 60., fair to good fair '7d. to 7id.; 100 New Orlean", middling 8.1., good fate 81d.; 160 Pentonhoeo f middling , fair - to good fair 9fd. to Idd.. stood t 014., 250 Berge', ordinary to raid_ Mime SA. to 5:d., fair to good fair to per lb. Total, 990 bags. Peopitis remains steady a large sale of 2,000 bags, of 314 tbs. rack, to advertieed. &Lao—Bengal Silk has brought an advance of 8 to lt proem per bale on the prices of the late war. Tea.—Bobra went shunt Id. per lb. lower Ono the former este, hot the quality was rather inferior common and amid Cumin were without alterative, fine 3d. per lb. easbolon sod good Twaskay and Olson Skin ltd. higher ; coastaim and good Hymen sad Gunpowder Id. to 34. lower. , • • BALTIC PRODUCE. • Tomov, Xi.. been more bezel mace mar last, hot there aro buyers at 64. to Is. per est. under laaA week's pikes. Poloiseript, Tuorday ile Zitorarr, 17, 11144, Four o'Clock. Coasts —The Was very heavy to-day, and at thew public toles which were brought forward, cossiotiog sf Dote; sad Jamaica, a Melia! took place is the former of 40. go M. and in the letter pf ts. to 3s. per cot. efeelie in • "IMO of middling (say Jamaica, which west At Amoy fall Prk“. 416Pre wai Nil dewed lot Pereict ts.dy , and the price of M. Domingo is quite ociroival. R. P. Stfamt.--Thrrr was a very steady demand to-day, which took off fall 1,5041 hbih.• ' the prices obtained were wet generally hither the. wr wts, hat we are (waisted to mate • partial •Jitisce. It .- , . ~. . , i . . • 1 t i ' 4. • 1 Iql 4 r i 11 , 1 t ' a. . • 1. • ' ' • 1 , i , -it . 1, 1 yi , I , • ~ i i • 111 , / , i 1•• ;,, / , 1 a . ' 1 1 I 11 ! t i . : i • b . 4 . . • ; . A•• . . I . , 1 - 1 i k ' 11 1 1 ~ 4 i . . ..., . i. :: :. k , . , , 41 1,,,,, ~, t I 1 i, : 6 . 1 1 d 6 1 cl, .;;KOM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. At the Costs at Gerken Rouse, the lab of Sepeembor, PRESENT, The KING'S Moil Excellent Majesty io Countll. It i bu day ordered by hi. Majesty is Council, Hal the Parliftent be prorogued from Tuesday, the 911 i day of October asst, to Tuesday Ike ?AM day of November seat. At the Coed at Carlton-Hoooe, the 16th of September,l en, I'ItESENT, The KINGS Host Eyre!lent Majesty in Council. His ilaiesty basing been pleased in appoist she RIOS Honourable George Cassi•g lu be nue sf his Majesty's Prin. cipal Secreiaries of Sias., he was this day, by his Majesty'. command, sworn one of his Majesty's Principal Secrelsiies of Slate accordingly. His Majesty having hero pleased to appoint Timings Asheton Smolt, F..q. to be Lieutenant of lbe toasty of Car. *arson, he this day took the oath, appointed to be taltora thereopois, instead of the Oaths of Allegiance and Supremacy. (*minim signed by the Lord Lieutenant of Ike County of Monmouth. Howl Neork, Esq. to be Deputy Lieuteeest--dateil Au gem 17,1812. Cootatiostott is tke North Soiorr.trt Yetmooory Cavalry, rlgned by the Lord Lieutenant of the Canty of Soutereel. Geary , Sways., Goat. to be Corset—dated August IS, Mt. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. John Mortiorr, wen. of Clerkh.atoe, York, merc►ant, from Srprember 10, to October 20, at *levee, at t►e Swan leo, Halifax. BANKRUPTS. George Jarkonn, of Mascheste►, &yeller, to so►render, Septenibrr 25.26. sad October 29, at two, at the Bridgewater Arms Ins, Manchester. Algarve', Mr. R. U. Whitlow, Manchester. Jo►o Tburtell, of Bradwell, Sofalk, meat►ast, to arra der, September 30, October 1, at ten, ea 29, at Bea► lois, Little Yarmouth, Suffolk. Attoroeys, Mr. Thomu Fowler Steward, Great Yarmouth; sad Messrs. Swaim, Ste ms., Maples, Pester, and Hoot, Frederiek's-place, Old Jewry, Loudon. Ortega Jae*, tam or late of Newport, Mammoth, coal merchant, to surrender, October 2,3, sad 29, at twelve, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. Attorneys, Mr. Meredith, Line-otter-Inn, Loudon; add Mr. Jones, Bristol. Richard Percival, jun. late of Eye, Hereford, wheelwright, to surrender, October I, 2. ad 29, at twelve, at Me Queem's Head leo, Leominster, Hereford. Attorney, Mr. Bach, Southampton-court, Southampton-buildings, Holborn, Lon don • and Leominster, Herefordshire. Jolla Weate►dele, of Ki•i.ton.rpoo-Hrll, grocer, to arr• reader, October 3,4, and 29, at eleven, at the Doi a•d D•ck T , Kinpton••pon•llrll. Attorney, Mr. Taylor, Cle saret'a-laa, Lo•doa, . . Jacob Hawkins aod James Boykin', of Nottingham", tint. her.merehaats, to morrender, September 30, October I, and 29, at eleven, .t the Punch Bowl, Nottingham. Attoroeyo, Mr. Horst, Nottingham; and Mr. Kee*les, New Us, Lundoo. Richard Wilkinson, now or late of t►e City of London, and herr tofore of Smyrna, otercbsot, to surrender, September 24, October I, and 29, at twelve, at the Court of Commis sioners of Bankrupts, Basindhaltstreet. Attorney, Mr. James, Blicklershery, Cheapiiide, Loudon. Thomas Mitchell, of Bow, Middlesex, line* drape?, to surrender, October 4, at five, 5, at ten, sad 29, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basiaghall street. Attorney, Mr. 1). Jones, &seism, London. DIVIDENDS. October 11. W. Body, DOW Ur lair of Winchester, South• 'Tipton, grocer, at two, at the White Hart Ina, Wan. . - cheater. October 5. H Hyatt', of Rayleigh, Earn, surgeon sad apo thecary, at eines, at the litag's Head lute, Roehford, Ease:. October S. T. Windeatt sad W. Wiudeatt, of Taviatoek, Devoe, fellmoogers, at /levee, at the Royal Hotel, Ply. mouth. _ September 40. M. Corps, T. B. Pesti, and E. !Baltimore, of Chipping-Norton, Otfurd, bankers, at the White Hart lon Chipping Norton. Oelobtr 7. J. Dormstl , note or late of the lowa and port of Dover, Kew, ironmonger, at eleven, at the Guildhall, Canterbury. November 9. E. Penfold, sea. late of Maidstone, Kent, banker., at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners of Bank- rapt', Basingball-street. Loudon. September 20. T. Trafford, of Kirtlington, Oxford, coal dealer, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, Chipping-Nor ton, Oxford. October 11. T. Webb, of New Sarum, Wilts, baker, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, New Sarum. October 8. J. Towsend, of Ludgate-bill, London, and of Lambeth, Surrey, !iceman, at twelve, at the Court of Com miassonert of Bankrupts, Itssingliall street. October 9. J. MOMS, ' late of Liverpool, timbemserebaat, at eleven, at the George Imo, Liverpool. CERTIFICATES —oc-roam B. J. Gilbert, of Churcbstreet,lr. Cod New Tow*, Mid. dlesex, victualler.—J. Lowry, of Bunker's Hill, Cumberland, Ind ore-miner.—J. Haggart, late of Limehouse Hui', Poplar, !Middlesex (but now a primmer in the King's Beach Prima), Smethurst, Sen. and R. Hindle, of Torkiogtoo, Chester, eslico-printers.—.H. Berton, of Paul*. Cray, Kent, Biller.—A. Joseph, of Mag dalen-row, Gres, Preseol-street, Goodnames.fields, Middle. rex, merchant. —S. Johnson, of Skinorr-otreet, Rishoporate• street, Middlesex, cabinet makee.—M. K. Denriloe, of Rridport, Dorset, booksetbr.—R. Maddock, of Rosemary. 148/C and Darbystreet, Middlesex, timber merchant. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. W. Boyd and J. W. Ker, •f Paris, 'merchants, Almost 31, 1812.—. W. Loaner, Ju•. and C. living, of Soatbempto•, printers, September 14. 1811.—W. Goodall and IL Whyatt, of Manchester, merchant; September 12, 1821.—C. Wills and J. Dowses, of Prineee-street, Bedford-row, London, attorney', September 16. 1812—C. Bannerman, W. J. JoL life, and E. Banks, of London and Aberdeen, Angola 15, 1827.—H. H. Witte and F. Bock, of Welleloae-sqnare, Mid. direr; amßar-re6•ers, Anguat 27, 1812 —W. Bales and J Whiteley, of Halifax, York, raid.noskers, September 11, 1812.—W. CrlghtBu,J.Crighion, sod W. Meriden, of Mae. cheater, ansebine.inekers. September 11, 1812 more and Co. of Wslaell, Stafford, coscb•proprietura, July 1, 1841. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PORTINOTJTII, SICMIIIIIIII. 16. Arrived lha Vibelir. Huthmo. from Jamaica for London. Sailed the Nero', fur lielaod, and Alexaudtr, Young, for London. rat.stovali strraisea IS. Arrived the Ana, Church, from Nevis; Blewheise, thinitb f from Grenada in ell days; spoke the brig Dorcas, Seem?, from Portal:iv, yet tweery.eight dive from St. Aadrner's, with loss of main-topmast ; and Twelve Brot►ers, Bull, from Dram. Sailed the Dispatch, Peddic, fur Tobago. Dwat., lIIIPTFMSZR IS. Caste down frog the River last night tad sailed the Lord Sidatowtb, Ferrier, fur New South Wales, Also and "eosin. the Jest. Wrthiell, for flew iota Shet land ; the &witty, Briablee.' for ditto; sad liar, *sort, tor Naples: the two latter have sailed, THE ARMY. HONOUR,' (ssiscres sr mu) TO BE PAID AT MI LIT* AY FUN MAU. The reeled of a Pied Marshal is to be satiated with three rounds a Wrists pecan of caerioa, at tended by siz bsitalsons,. sod eight imeedwais. That of. 0.111111134 with three rounds of sieves pieces of cameos, fear Irattatioss, sad sin squadrons. That of a Limitesenf-Gareral, with three resells of Moe pieces of ceases, there battslises, sod fora squadron,. That of • Major •fitment., with three resorts ofseves-pleres of cassias, two battalions, end three imsadroas. That of a Brigadier-Gemmed, with thrre rounds of.five pieces of mason, one battalkar, sad two squadrons. That of a Colonel, by Insetss regiment(or as 'gild-som ber by detaehments), with three nessids of small arms. That ors Lieutenant-C*l(ml, by three hundred men, and °Score is proportion, with three rounds 'Aswan arms. That of • Major, by two haedred men, sad 01P"iirs. Is propos-dos, with three rounds of small arms. . . That of • Capisfa, by his owe troop or cosepasyor one bandied rash mad It., Nader the comiessd d a C.apteii, with Mier roped, of small arias. Tam ur a Lieutenant, by one orderless, one droaloser, one fifer, and frwty rank and Ale under com mand of Lieutenant. with three rounds o f arms. That of • Cornet, or Airily*. M •ae strie•mt ek e Ir u s ' peter, or dryers', and thirty rask sod Mo, gaff 41 porn. snood of • Corset or Ensign, with three snook .s 4 arms. Thus of • So:joint , by nineteen rank and 6k , aster the coriimend of • Serpent, with three rounds of sonata arise. That of a Corporal, Musician, l'rioale Max, Trainpeler, Drummer, or Fifer, by 'birders rank and 61e, wetter' the command of a Setjeant, with three rounds of small area. The Holman to be paid at the Fooerals of Negrizatalal She O, Peers are to be regulated according to the relation which the Individuals may have held with respect to dale* of quarters. All Officers attending funerals shall wear a piece of black crape ruuod their left arms. The pall to be sopperted by Officers of the mime rank with that of the deceased. If the siteadasee of a aii s ffieient number of that rook ceased he obtained, Officers ueut in seniority are to supply their places. A Nun-cominissioned Oacer's Corpse Is to be Wooded to the grave by the Nots.eweelpissioned Oacers of the.grygi. mint, and private Ides of the Troop or Company, tewhiik Le did belong. Oa Friday forenoon a oqoadeoa of the royal Scots treys soaralsed *brutish E4liabarga (roma Dalkeith to nankin bar. reeks. • - Two companies of the 71d regiment of foot (Gee."Geweatt lord Harris, O C.B. Colonel) ere ordered to march from Viredon on Thursday seat, for Chester barracks, in order to relieve a detaehmeat of t►e tbils (or York East Riding) reji. meat of foot (Lieut:Geeeral Mr M. Dissey, K.C.B.Coleeel), urdered to Dublin, where It is expected to arrive ea Frids),. the 47111 instant. . The 66th regiment owed through Newcastle last woei r om its route from Edioborgb to Sunderlend barracks. Talk3d. dragoon gourds have arrived at Newcastle barracks fritaktkin same city. _ • - lavalias from the 26th, 117th, 64th, and nth mimesis of foot disembarked at Chatham ow the 12th isstaat, from his Majesty's armed ship, Dasher. from Gibraltar. lovalids from the 4th, 6th, 21st, and 36th raitmests of foot, and from the Staff Corps, also disembarked at Chat ham, os the 12th instant, from his Majesty's said arced ship, Dasher, from Barbados,. TROTTING MAT'Clial. The two greet trot fist snatrites, for 200 (sins. each, woe decided on Monday ow the Ssareabrook road. Mr. Jacques bad earned to drive on* borer fourieea miles is oae Impala buneas ' and to ride fitters s a les is as ho u r. it was done over a t hree.milee circle. .----....-- • The harms la harness trotted t►e distssce as fellowai— wt. s "as; a. let t►ree mike l4 1 41k t►ree miles.... 1? 10 4.1 ditto ll 1 The two riles..... 9 2 3d dote ll 1 Tout The weed iIIIMPO woe ►ie iri minutes within Ilse gives time. 68 18 Riot aetc► cleverly. io Iwo MELANCHOLY SHIPWRECK The brig Catharine, Philip Heaney, master, of and from I Drogheda, fur this port, lades with wheat, oils, sod butler... sailed from Drogheda PI the 341 instant, awl put into pool the following day, where he took a ribble pilot on board. On the 11th instant she tailed from Liverpool with the ivory= bag tide, about six o'clock, mad arrived within two anilgi Lytham at nine o'clock, when the tide having ebbed consi derably, the vessel grousded on Butter Wharf, where she strained considerably. No dagger was apprehended feed's. safety of the vessel or cargo. Thomas Rymer, master of the schooner 71sonas and Nancy, of this port; Peter Beggs, master of the Gipsy, of Drogheda ; George Brook bank, mean of the schooner Rally, of this port; Wilslam Rymer, master of the Ellen; sod Thomas Flys, seam an, took a ' boat from Lytham, to assist is bringing op the versol the following tide. When the tide had reached, about five o'clock, the vied rlaiag very high from N.W. it was Waco: ... vered that the vend was water-logged, and, instead of float.. lug, began to drift sad strike furiously. All on boartviere theses deck, and their safety became doubtful ; those ntost • active endeavoured to launch the boat from on deck to go ashore, which was little more than half a mile distant ; but. before they could accomplish their object a tregat . . - -odnua lea swept them and the boat overboard, when Jito. t is Halrsll , the pilot, Captain Thomas Rymer, Captain Keep, and George Brookbank, mate, unfortunately peristerd; Captain Heaney.' Captain William Rymer, the meta, no d levere t gummy sought refuge in the rigging, where they rem ai n ed until some boats front T.ythars reached them, about two o'clock next morning, end brought the survivors on shore. After about eight hours of the utmost distress and danger, Philip 11PGarry end anothsr seaman, who bad lashed themselves is the rigging, fell victims to the furious element; the rest of . the crew were all saved. The body of Captain Beggs • was found nest day on Ile vessel, supposed to have died of ex cessive fatigue sent cold. We have heard that the body ot Captain Thosnas Rymer was taken up on the Hesketh side, the same day; none atilt others were taken up whew our ave.:ousts were received. The greater pert of the grain is washed away ; some of the butter was found in the vessel; we undrrstand •tmve ose-balf of the remaieder has been taken about Heskethotad we have no doubt the whole of the huller will he preserved, trio fall into honest hands. We believe no part of the vessel or cargo was instared.—(Presfon . Chronicle ) The Susan and Ma,y, STEER, from Swonsey for Dartmouth, in working into Mount Pier on Saturday, •truck on aou►e rocks, bilged, and tilled with water. COURSE OF RICHANGE, Amsterdam, C.F. 12 7 Di to et Sight 12 4 Rotterdam.-- l2 8 Ant twerp Hinnburgh Aliens Paris 3 day's dale 25 60 Ditto 25 90 Rourdeans Frankfort on the Maine l5B Petersberib, p. rbl. 9} 3 Us. Virellia •• • • Au. 10 *4 8r►ha...... 7 7 Trieste Madrid Cadiz .. Bilks* • 76 Barcelona as Tormao, Sorromata 17. Gibraltar Leghorn . Genoa. Venice ..... 47 60 Malls Naples. ...... ....• 394 Palermo, per os ll7d Lisbon Oporto .. Sti Rio Janeiro. 4B Bahia 6O Dublin uS Curk . 91 suction. - Portugal Gold in £ s. d. Coto, per ox 0 0 0 Gold lo Ban 3 I/ 0 New Doubloons.— 3 13 3 New Dollars 0 4 ti SUrtt 10 lan • 0 NEFF SOUTH WALE& RETRACT PROW TIE REPORT OP YAII COMMIS sioNgt OF INQUIRY INTO TIC STATE Or THE COLONY OF NEW SOUTH WALES. (Coistimusdfrom our Paper of reshrifey.) From a.crinticiousness, perhaps, of having thus um. warily exposed himself to it, and that he was with. out defence, Governor Macquarrie from one error, _only fell into another. A petition to•the House of Commons, in which a complaint. of this, amongst other acts of his govern. ment, was inserted, had been drawn up, with the advice and assistance of M. J. Hurt Bent, had been industriously circulated in the colony, and hid ob tained many • signatures. The manner in which some of there were obtained, and the ingratitude that marked the' conduct of some of that class of persons who had lately received emancipation. from 'him (and on whose attachment he had vainly re- . lied), excited in thr mind of the Governor feelings o f warm and just indignation, and urged by these feelings be not only denounced their petition us se ditious, infamous and false, but refused licenses to two publicans of Sydney, for having allowed copies of it to rernsin at their houses for signature, mud re• fused teller an addittonal grant of land to one of the most respectable of the whole class of emai -1 cipated convict., who, in a moment of intoxication, or ignorant enthusiasm, had affixed his mark to the petition. It has been the misfortune of Governor Mac qoarrie to receive from your Lordship a censure for this act, to the severity and justice of which I feel that it would be indecorous in me, if it were possible, to attempt to add any thing; bat I think it right to allude to it, as one amongst other proofs of the impressiou to which Governor Macquarrie has unfortunately too much yielded, that an at-* tempt to expose an abuse of his authority was an act of sedition. It was precisely under the strong influence of this notion, that Governor Macquarrie thought it necessary or @deniable to listen to the verbal report of the gaoler of Sydney, and the evi dence of the public flogger, from both of which he collected that Mr. Marsden had solicited the perso a who had been punished, as well as the flogger, to come forward' and declare the pin twofers before • hint. The lea of his having done so is negatived by. the testimony of Blake. who declares that lie sine persuaded to make his declaration by several individuals who had felt slain for themselves on account of this punishment; and by the testimony of Daniel Cubits, whom Mr. Marsden emplii.ii cally describes as an " honest guider." Tne evi. deuce of the public flogger before me, as well as that which he gave on oath before Mr. Campbell, the Governor's secretary, would lead to die conclu sion, that Mr. Marsden had sent for him to make an affidavit, if his circumstancer,• et the time that he gave hi. first evidence, as well as character, did sot afford strong reasons for disbelieving him, espe cially when his dechirations have been pointedly Contradicted by those of Mr. Matilde°. to which, unsolicited by rne. he has thought fit to add the • solemnity of an oath ; and in as tar as their know : ledge and observation went, by the &dualisms of Mr. Campbell and Mr. Hopke." Upon a review of the evidence of these persons, I have been compelled to come to a very different conclusion from that which Governor Macquarrie adopted, respecting the part that Mr. Marsden took in this transaction, as I consider that the utcnort that he did was to take the affidavit of the public • flogger respecting the fact of the punishment. an act that any magistrate would have been es com petent to perform, whether in his district or out of ft, `and for the effect or 'object of which he could iu no wise he considered responsible. - • TheJength of tune that had elapsed after the pu- Jiisliment took place, makes it improbable that Mr. Marsden would have lent hiinself, a w late a period, to a !party in the colony retaining hostility towards Governor Macquarie for acts that In ► had committed so long before, but that werveivrays very notorious, and which Mr. Marsden roust have known to have been perfectly it itb.iu the knowledge of Mr. J. Hart Bent, arid that through hint they would be submitted either to the notice of Per liametit or of your Lordship. It was, however, tit - sder tbs." impressions to which I have before al luded; as well as under a belief of the truth of thii evidence, that Governor Macquarrie came to the resolution of taxing Mr. Marsden with the crime*. of *edition and mutiny in the presence of persons, who appeared to have been summoned for the purpose of .increasing the measure of his humi liation, while their presence, though it did not in timidate him, does not appear to have had the effect of restraining within ordinary bonds, the severity and personality of the Governor's remarks. I am not aware that Mr. Marsden has ever nd ..dreseed any complaints to your Lordship upon the circumstances of this interview ; and it is only to be wondered chat he did not peri•t in the resolution that he lOW declared to Governor Macquarie at the io. teiview. of ceasing any longer to act a magistrate. An occasion arose soon after this interview, which Mr. Marsden considered as a favourahle opportunity of pressing his resignation. Mr. Judge-Advocate the month of March of the year ISIS, had, upon a cw•ud visit to the gaol at Panama-a, obserxed sever►l pti•ners in it who had beep sen tenced to long terms of iMpritonment by the bench of magistrates at Plumate, then consisting of the Rev. Mr. Marsden and Mr. H. sPArthur. As Governor Macquarie had requested the Judge-Advocate, whenever he visited the gaol., to make a report to. him of any thing that was worthy of remark is the conduct or cases of the prisoners, he took an oppor tunity after his visit, in which it appears that he had been accompanied by Mr. Marsden, to submit to Governor Macquarie the 113111e1 of those !meaner' who had already suffered long imprisonMent. under what appeared to him to be heavy sentences, sod whom the Governor might think fit object. of re lease, if he should deem expedient at all to relieve the gaol at that time from the number of prisoners that were in it, The letter in which this representation was made, Governor Macquarrie was unable to find; but it dots not appear to have been accompanied with any ob►ervation from the Judge-Advocate ore the several cases of the prisoners, or of say dwproportion of their punishments to their offences, (iv be etntiltuid ) • NP. • . - 'the f o llowing eight een un f or t unate men well were sentenced to death at our last Assizes, hose been restated : ' James Fitsessurter, who w„ to be 'paged co the lek lust. for a burglary to the house of Michael Sure While, Esq. in this couuty. Owen Sullivan, seuleoced to death ou same day, for a ba r . glary In the Lone of Mr. Rose. Arthur Walker, soma day, for taltisg arms from the home of Mr. John Shire. CLerin Connors, Darby Connors, Pat. Connors, loon Connors, Denis Coalmen, Wiltkm Connors, seri , Willieet Cocoon', jos., Owen Sweeny, P. Sweeny, and Job■ I4ae, who were *retraced to deeth, on the 411, of Ociabrr, fee burglary end felony in the house of Patrick Hayes. Fqq. of Cr "C* - - Jobn GsNin o for a bertlary in tin louse of Maori,. C on _ sell, wbo was sentenced at the kw Assign; I. be batierd tie 1411 of Oc(ober. hfurtogh Doan and David Shea, for a robbery is the tweee of Tbirmaa Lean, of Glearbarum. Pat. Dunneeo, for' highway robbery. John Rielly, for compelling Pat. Gran to quit (foal/ lag-boule—respited until farther orders.--Ltmerich Tele. graph.) EXECUTION. On Saturday last Walton Costello, aged shoat 30, who bed bees found guilty at the isle Assizes for being nne of those concerned with Dreamt in the abduction of Mies Goole, was executed al Gallows Green. loitrnscrurice, otherwise Cp. fain Rock who had pleaded guilty on the trial, was to best suffered with Castello, but he was reppited the evening be fore, Coatello„who had been convicted principally on tlw testimony of 'frit:3oold, continued to the low to declwe bin insocence. sot *sly of tie above crime, but of any eon. section with, or any other outrage committed by the White Roy'. The history be gave of his misfurtose to persona ww, conversed with htm in the gaol preview' to going opt toes,. 'nation, was this—he was a relative of Brown's, and was workman to him for five years, up to September, 1E11; be then left him fur the purpose of amistiug his brother, whose wife tbeo died, leaving a large family, He then costinved is the practice of habits of Industry. and as be declared se the scaffold, knew nothing of Miss G.'s abduction till the morning after. He slept, be declared, no that night, sad it was endeavoured to be ininblished on the trio', with his bro ther; sod Fittessurice, who pleaded Guilty, frequently IMO Vl2ll heard to declare the innocence of this atafortooste our. Before going out to execution, he observed to a ;retina la the gaol, Are not these queer laws that make a man's lie depend on the oath of ore witneaa '" He also asked this person whether he thought there wan muds pain in the pu•ishrneut be had to undergo' but bring assured there was not, sold that It was only inotantaneous, it afforded him great lotion. The only thing that he seemed to apprehend was, the Rot sight of the hangenso, and the tying up of his arms, but being reasoned with en One points, he acquiesced la their propriety, and sestused his initial firmness; and when the execulizenrr came to tie los army, he put them so far back that the lightneas became ea tremely to him in his provers to the gallows. Hit maziter of going to and at the place of execution was esti as to awaken the sympathy and to excite the astoulainweat of all, eves of those who guarded him, some of whom were observed to shed tear. He was firm to the last, and is him was ob. servable that unpresuming confidesce, which could arm from no other source but the innocence of his heart, and his conscious freedom from the crime for which he suffered Hie attention to the clegymen who accompanied him chews's; hint to be deeply impressed with feelings of Irne piety ; he died blessing his prosecutors, sod begging the prayers of the people. • He was a well looking rasa, with rather a soft sod open countenance, and bad nothing daring or deterwilmi to his appearance. The crowd which attended the familia* was act atianerons.—(Cork Mercantile Chronicle.) DArIS' STRAITS FISIISRY. (From ib. Aberdeas Journal.] The Letitia ►as arrived here from Davis' Straits, with ore fish; and we are grieved to say, brings most dieettrom 'o culists of t►e &hie.. She bore tip the 19th of Aneett, ind - brings *reeve's to the 15th ; at which date sewn ',wit wpm lust, It beset, sod the remainder had come away, ihe fishing being considered over. None of the ship. bad brut able to get to the westward, owing le an impenethible bit. rier of ice. The Letitia spoke the Dos, Ron-Accord, sad Old Middleton, of Ibis port, on the 19th ult , oa the mange ►ome. The following are the acronets brought ►y ►n Loudon—Rockwood, 6 fish. Boll—Abram, 4 or S ; Albino, 12; Andrew Marvel, 4 sr 5 (beset); Ariel, 2 ' • Bromwich, 4; "19. blotolsr) ; Cun t . brine, 8; Ellima, 2 (beset); Gilder, 2 (ditto); lactic (ditto); Lee,lli Mary Francis,o (beset); Progress, 1 (ditty„Thomas, 2; Willie, 4 or 5; Zephyr. 7 or 8. Whitby—James, 3 ; Cheats I ; Yalisat (lost.) -Newcastle—British Queer (less) $ Cove, • ; Elias (lest, Lady lane, 5. Leith—Home Castle, 1 ; North Pole, 5; Rattler (beset, : Success, 2 (ditto.) Eirkaldy—Caledonia, 1; Earl Percy, 2 (beset.) Dundee—Achilles, 3 or 4 ' • Calypso (roar, with 3 dale: Dorothy. I (beset); astride, 10 (ditto) ; Fairy, t ; traigl• ship 1 ; Horn 1 ; Primes. Charlene, 8. Montrose—Eliza Swam, 7 (beset); Hen (lost); 1,.05ti0n,5. Monarch, 2. Aberdeen—Alexander, 4 (beset); Bon.Accnrd, 5, so d 1 ststall.7o loos ; Don 8, 115 tons; tddleton, 1 ; Mtddkluo. 1. Place of Wales, 1 ; Ythan, 7 (beset.) Peterhead—Active, 4 or 5 (beset); Hannibal, 4 (ditto Invincible (lost) ; Resolution, 8; Superior, 5; Traveller, 4. Liverpool—L ady Forbes (lost). PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 per Ct. Coos..sti St En. Bilis. 2.... 1,0001. New- 4 per Centr. toOfk I 3 2 pr. India Stock ....... 2611 Ditto Smell.. 7 9 pr. Ditto 800dt... 47 46 pr. I Lottery Tirketel4ll. 154. New Aoatities.....• 61 I Cow. 1., Atc.. still 9 per Cent. 1751....11 I RIILTHC. At Rl*, Isle of Wiest, llss Lady of ibe Hon. Cap(' 0 Roams,. R.N., of • Goo. ' At !Olden Howse, Ike Lady of Sir Lserecce Vaugbl: Palk, Batt. NJ', of s MARRIAGE. ....... On the 16th instant, at Hampstead, by the Rev. J w Burford, A.M., G. Gregory, Esq. 49, Gower-street, Bedfad. square. to Catherior, sewed daughter of Edward Tu!r-, Lay., Heath, H•mpatead. DEATHS. Ire the 13th ins!. Wimbotut Minster, Doesershire, haw Gulliver, Esq. aged 77 years. Om the 23d of March last, ou board the loreh, Nortoo, p 4 Cl.arrehut, Lieutritaat Chat les isfsthisos, of the Ist hour bun 3d restimesit nati►e iorantel, !tomboy establishent. .1)n friday, the 13th inst., tan, Yew day.' Maros. mama by plunging over-besied) me • cold bath. at the busts, of Jamea Bell, Ls+ of Hooky Pail, Reirite, his (tee father. Charles John Louis de Thdialiter, of the flayed Nur. aged 28, and youngest son of the late Colonel • de Thileol:Y.. Colonel of the Royal British Legion, oho was killed is St Duneirigo iu 1794. On Wedorodey, the Hilt instant, Ehigwell.row, Mn SVolbeshom. of Dpper Sermoor-.!rest, widow of the Ice George Wilbraham, thug, of Delaeere Lodge, Cbeabi.e. Al Tours, out tbe 17th ols.. of a types, fever, w►ich hol outlined lum to his bed from the 1911 July, Henry Bahr Thornhill, Esq.. of Moorage-place. Loodoo, eldest son a t Bache Thornhill. Earl. of tknottio Horne, in the Comets F Drr►y, is she 43d year of late age. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE THIS LM Morning 34 After 3. I E►wunn 49 Art 3 . Priitt•4l P,b l at Tell_ *Arnia PRE.94 , kg Tat away oat.. N. I ts, !raia. o. CI4A!IPLE S C.OIII4VVIL: , ibe StruNd. 111111 11 hi.