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NEW SOU i rIiWALES. di EXTRACT FROM THE REPORT OF THE COMMIS SIONER OP INQUIET INTO THE STATE OF THE COLOET OF NEW SOUTH WALES. • (Vonlhmed frost oar Paper of Friday W.) Vol. Davey's proclaim/10On receired.the of Governor Mocquorrie ; but ennoulering s that the Vorewalessucell of the settlement. taswell as'the chaff nutter of ,these offenders, rileired the applicati ae of other influence than that of rocotimgemeita4 *heir apptehett'siiiii, counterarairas it was by the fears of some of the settlers. and the connivance or others : the Governor, with the advice, ai it would oppror, of Mr. Ellis Bent, issued a proctomation pa the 14th May. 1814, nn whl b, sIYPr revising Nee "names of the several offenders'. ind the outrages that they'liad committed, he regn - tree( ilwm Si, re •. into std surrender on or before thilst day (if De (trustier of site same year, udder pities of bring con "stirred as outlaws; declaring *furthers 'that'll' they complied with the order, they'shOeld be pardoned for all offences that they hod committed during absence feels "thiir Mimes, save and except .:rime of wilful %Moder. he effect of this prOciiimation was the Wien* tat which was intended. It increased the crimes surlteity of the bnati-eangera. diadem the in 's* Ord* WOOS that it alloired theist for re ; they profited by the pardon b 4 'making temperer/ survesder, mid then tesnineil (heir titter plunder. It was under the iiillueiMe of Vireos:alarm-es that Colonel Davey adopted ressolutioo of proclaiming and cot/booing Mar low. mild he received au order from Guertin* :quarrie to snit so end to it ; doclaiming at the saute tone all responsibility for a measure that was suroothorlsed by him, and 'for the orleption of which he tightly considered that I,irutenant. Colotiel Davey's power, as Lieusepant-Governor, .did net 'stead. Martial law had been proclaimed. .by Lireomust-Governor Davey, in the month of • May, ISlB r and continued nntil the month of i3c ober following; although he hid been apprised by 'Mr. Deputy Judge Advocate Abbott, who had .arrived iis ON Settlement in the mouth of Febrortry, ."ISIS, that he considered the declare* of this measure to hoe been illegal and utineccoarys An address, signed by several inhabitants of Van DietoaiN Laud. in favour both of the original .adoption of the measure, and its contiutiancti, was •voted to LieutenantoGoveritor Dever, on the 151 h September 1815. Notwithstanding the number 'of noshes that appear to this document, the pro, demotion of martial law was a measure that the snore prudent part of the community did not ap prove. For, if the capture only of the bush. railer% or other laeless plunderers, was the object, •that object would have been attained by on active 'and judicious disposal of the military force, without any previous or subsequent reference to a mili tary tribunal. The want of a local criminal - court was, however, the principal juttitication; for when the military or the iolnibitants had been sue -err:101 in apprehending the bush-hangers, neither 'intoprietors nor witnesses could be prevailed upon to leave their homes exposed to danger, and repair to Sydney for the purpose of giving their ter. tonoony against them, at a great espesise to them %elves, and a great detriment to their property. It cannot be denied that the want of a criminal juiladiction in Van Diemen's Laud has been moat ieriously felt in throe rehires/lite, and has contn infted more than any other cause, to afford cocoa. Tagement and natio/oily locust amongst all classes of offenders. The measures edemeed by Lieutenant-Governor Sorrell, immediately oil its eseiiral at Hobart Town, • in the month of May 1817, were et the most judi- Ficus kind. By a spirited exposition ortbe eireum stances of their situation, he sucereded, in at laout awakening amongst those who wi-lied to owe their ! property from plunder, a sense of. the necessity of ' co-operation in MrllBlllCll of self•defence, and of combwstion against their commun enemies: a libe ral subscription was made by the inhabitants to to. tote the Lientemmt-Governor to carry these views into effect ; and large rewords were offered for the apprehension of six of the most desperate of the banditti. By denouncing those who were known and detected in affording them 'lid, by sending military soistatice t..) the support ot those who were attack ed. mod by establishing a system of vigilant control over the removal of convicts from one district to another, he succeeded in checking the freqnent enterprises of the litslorangers. Many of them, hot , still continued to maintain themselves, onil were at leogilyredueed by the spirited pur•utt wed exertions of a detachment of the lUth regi ment. DT by the most cruel and treacherous apes smatintis of each other, perpetrated lion] a fear of being betrayed, and for the purpose of obtaining a share of the promised reward. The celebrated leader of the principal party, Michael Howe, after surrentletiog himself to the Lieutenant• Governor on stn assurance of presem safety, and a recommendation to Goer...cot Mac spume, escaped from the gaol at Elobitt where lie attempted, in concert with a s .s. nv i e t named Reagent, at that rime servant to the Deputy Juke Advocate. Mr. Abbott, to make his escape in an American vessel. Disappointed in this as tempt, he retunird to his former mode of life, was apprehended a second time and secured ; but by mean. of a sudden and dexterous esertion of strength, stud a concealed knife that had retained, lie sobbed both his ettoodontr, one of *hem was the most guilty companion of his former ex ploits. Having thus disengag ed himself, be again repaired to the woods, wherehe subsisted for some time, but with diflictilis, on account of the loss of his pistols that had beets wrested from him ; and from the horror and detestation with which he at length began to be regarded. Impelled try the desire of obtaining a supply of' ammunition, he was at last induced to cuter a but, in which a soldier of the 48d1 regiment, and • convict, Man( ipthted for former services of the ono kind, suddenly fell upon him, and after a tierce encounter killed liim. This event did not take place till the month of October 1818, and allhough it may Ire considered as the iermiuotion of the 'latent of plunder that had so much alarmed the settlttrit tut for the 'pace of four years. yet instances have occutred since, and to a very late period, of centime robberies of sheep, as tell as sudden entries of limner, nod the forcible seizure of prosier' v. rontinwerf ) ILL not- rop.or- their the ci or thi mad • tr . r••l tars; • it lei bite* tl~e . 661 in Mucii .• • JETTING AT TATTERSALL'S, Irrerista 30. 141FWM4 . 1illi.T ST. LEGS,. 7 1.4 art Poulton:a I 4 to 1 apt TM titan ! s tir' 1 opt Postale I fr lu l 'gat Stamford. II se 4 Guifive. apt Black and All Dhet. ' l O is 4 Malin - ma visa Amy. LINCOLN RAC:FN. BYPTTININIia DAY. ?he Cloy Pero- of Wt.. for.liorsoo, Ste. of all alter, that LOST Noe true irabre.dunt use Plate of the valor et 501. or op• lord (31atc1ret. and Streepstrkex excepted). Three-rar . olds rierryiNt 64 Vb.; (war, 751.131b.• ' Syr, Set. 11b.; six, ad. 5110. +Kra. Sat. 71b., h eats. .1.41 Strotharee's rh. f. Mils Wentworth, 3 yrs old, . . . 6116 . 61r H. belthoes. ato c.Sen.oby, 3 yrs old, 6.i 31b 0 1 0 Mr. klasoons's gy. e: kusslsion, 3 'mold, Est. 31b. 0 3 2 Colooel Long's b. f. Miss Fulford, 3 yrs, 6... 311 0 0 dr Doke of Leeds's fr. r. by Curate*, 3 yrs, fist. 31b 0 0 3 Sir J. Syne s ch f. Lady Mars, 3 yrs old,6st 3th 0 2 0 Mr. Stepbersusi's gr. en. 1/wasigdslla, 3 yrs old, 6..b . .1 lb. • Mr. Bain. cis. I 1t.,.. by Cal.sbas, 3 yrs, 610. 31b 4 dr Mr. Plaices be. g. Slug, 5 yrs old, Sbt. 41b 3 0 0 The Judge voly placed sheet. At nutting 6to 4 sitel the Doke of Lied.. e. Nine upon the Geld at mere was a rigid mikado. upon the Liscolo ovum ; many " A luslal St. tag. r VIITD•Ir....LAST DAY. 11,61014 Cup rof One Heirdred Guineas value. Mr. Crieb:tiaor's Cora Sir J. DrierJeliue . Mr. Peiltrar's gr: r. by Ceutalna - The *wary the favourite. Seburriptiou Puree of Seventy Guiticati. _ _ _ _ Petrea My Lady 0 1 1 Sir .1. Hynes Civil Calaiavl King's Lasalle Sir J. Ryser LaJy Mary OSWESTItY RACES. IPSDIMGAT, sTPTEXCIFIR 25.—alcoaD DAT. The Twww fhtlawriptien Igoe of Wt. Three mile mid a half hew; aiariirg at the Wianiag rust. ). blyttor ' Esq 'a b. I. 11aIowa, S yes old. 70. 91b. I I W.Ormahy Gore, F..sq.'• h. h. ('uyp, 4 yrs. Idi. 1016. 2dr Cusp the faveraile; after the Ira heat S to 1 us flakier. The thwestry Sweepstakes of 10p. each. Oae mile sad a bait; si.irline at the - Wioniewposi. Mr. M. Johres gr. h. Sir Edivird. 3 yrs old Mir W. W. Wyou'a hr. f by Thooderholl, 3 yr. old W. Orm s by G o re, 11. 4 1.'s h. h. Ow, 4 yrs tdd 3 W. °aro, tin% h. f. by Hedb y, 3 yrs old A Purse of SOL (with a mph.' to the second) for horse, be towohag to the aiwestry hosed:Do of Cavalry. Two sale heats. Mr. I. Lewis's hl e. 4 yre okl, 10.3.41 b I 1 Mr. N. Evaws's hr. f. (tires, 4 yreuW, MM.. llb 5 2 Mr. Roirres b. fby Sorcerrr,4 yrs old, lost lib 1 3 Mr. Corker ill's hr. as. I)esdriures,6 yrs sold, ! Ist. Illb 3 4 Mr. Bill's bl. f. by Afelsebee., 4 yrs old, 10.1. Ilb 4 dim Wes easy. Mtwaras appsisle4 for the year 11123—*Hoo. G. Forester ois4 Mutilated Hill, E•y. A welsh l'we 106. x.. is made beiwsew Mr. assilti Crrrp• log Jose silt 16r. Morgan's Nural Casa, lo rise a Ivry mile Meat si F.airll, un the I Ith of Ills Maul 6. Biritiog is 6to 4 as Cet epilog .1461 e, who gives a stone. .a •r - ~.~ K ELS° MEETING. tersinv, U. * Gold rnp, value 120 g* for nuee year old. and upwards. Three (Seven Subseriberv.) Sir W. Matwen gr. e. Jock aloe Laird's Brusher, by Via- meat, 4 yr. old, Eist. (r. Lyr) . 1 Lord Kelburrie'a br. e. May day, 3 yrs, 6.1. Glb 2 Mr. Armalron('. b c. Packman, 4 yrs old, Bsl. Mr. Berme's br. e. by Stamford, 4 yrs uld,Got Sir J. Si.resford'• ch. Is. Sinew, A yrs old, SA. Even belting as Jock the Laird's Blather. Woe hi a Maier. Sweepstakes of 10 p. tacit, with 201. fur three-year olds sad upwards. Three miles. (Fire Stslisce;twm.) 111 e. br. c. The Piratr, by Stamford, 3 y.. obi, SM. Slit. (T. L)i) lemei gelimeer's Is. r. Sir William, 3 yrs olil,Sist 2 Mir A. iismais?. b. f. by Gulianna,3 yrs old, fiat .... kluolgeomo's to. R. S r llarry.3 yrs old, 6.1. bib. s 4 Eve is bet tins or II be Pius. Easy. WFOXISDAT. Swerpatakra of 50 ca. each, b. ft. for two year old colts Sm. 3111 ; allies, 80. Half ■ milt. (rlin e Ssiberribers ) alr. Saito's. gr. c. by Wiariiiint, out of sifter to Ni II Ineldun (T. I.yr) Mr: Raillie'• b. 1. by Raphael, dam by P.iyusior Oise Hundred Sovereigns, given by the Town of Kelso, for all ears. Three mile beat.. Mr..ll6lsssim's b. h. Sir Thulim, by Whitworth 5 yrs 01d, 8.4 61b. (81tephsrd) Lord Kr'bustle's b. c. Albany, 4 yrs, 7m. 101 b. 4 2 3 1 2 Mr. Baud's W.f. Pirate., 3 yrs old, 8.1. 61b 0 1 4 3dr Sir W. Allaxwell'sch. Is. Meurrilb.,sjrs, bsi.Blb. (fell lame) .... 0 4 2 2dr THURSDAY. Fifty Pounds, for 3 sod 4 yr olds. Two mils heals. . . . . . Sir W. Iliaaw.ll's ch.r Judi the Laird's Itioihrr, by Vow-woof, 4 yrs old, Sol. 41b. (Thos. Lsr) Lord Kelieuroe's h. e. Sir Williams, 3 yes old, 7.1. 4.L 2 di. Easy. Fifiy Poona*, for all sm. There mile beats. Lord Krlburroe'a b. h. flmoee, by Stamford, 6 yrs old, . . . 9st. T.b (J. Gasbag.) Mr. Jobasua's b. tr. Sir Thomas, 5 yrs obi, Bst. 11%, 2 '2 Easy. Ilrandieap Stakes or lora. earl. with 20gs. added. Last half mule. Le►d Kelbrirne's hr. c May Day, by Ardrvnan, 3 yrs Mil. 7al. Mb. (ThuP. Lye) Sir Alexander Ittrusay's ba) f 3 )re ultl, 7sl. Mr. Au:wrong. b. r. Parknsair, 4 ) ri obl, 8.1 Mr. Itigut'p br. c. 4 yrs old, isr. 12Ib : _ . Sir Alesaudcr Doti % bay tic bliag, Bird, 7rt 5 Eary. A Match fur 50r1 earl. lord Erlbormea b. c. Sir Williams, by ►taanfuwd, 3 5n , ld, fist. 316., 1 Sir A. liambay'r Lay filly, 3 yrs uld, 811. kasy. Among the Noblemen and Gentlemen who attended the races were the followisig finis of Queensberry, Earl of Lower'sle, Lord Low. Hier, Lord F. Briii inch, Colonel Lowsht r, 'Right Hon. Tho mas Wallace, Sir Janie'Graham, Bart. M.P., Sir Jaime Gra. ham, Bart. (Nether 14) ; Sir H. D. RIIOI, Sir Philip Masgrime, Hart. Chides Graham, Esel.George Gridorns, E-q. Rowland Stephenson, Eaq. E. Hassell, Ell4l. W. Hawrll, Elm J. D. B. Sykes, Esq. and family; Thomas Hanley, Esq. and fa• ally ; N. Hartley, Esq. and family; John Marshall, and family; E.Sianley, Esq. Rev. H. Askew,Thumss Satre, Esq. H.A. Aglionby, Esq. Sir Juba Heron Maxwell, Bart. William Ponsuaby Johnston, Esq. Grorge Musgrave, Heavy Brougham, Erq. M.P. James Brougham, Esq. {Vybergh, E►q. Parkins, Eaq. jar'. Cul. Maxwell, Colonel Howard, Philip Henry Howard. Esq. Henry Fan. emt, Eaq Niece, Eaq. Parser, Esq. Her. S. Hate. saw, DiAinsou, Eaq. Pallor It, Esq. Captain Mol lie. Mr. Thompson, Mr. Hall, Captain From, Captain Sturey, Mr. Barnaby, G I Sharp, Wm. Brawn, Esq. W. I James, Esq. /11. P. Rutaun, Eq T. Bselliorme, Esq. F.ai. Major Hydro*, Pile Traittberk, Captain ghettos, Rev. Mr. isiwookd %V. Criticia t beeper, Ilk, The Stewards for •eat pene's netts are Rowland Merits son, and Philip H. Howard, &qrs. - The assemblies were arwooroasly and Intsif reap stably at tended. On the first wield the nember of peewits present wan 140 ; oat the tocund 96; and the tided Night 109. Among the company psseent at't climbed the following per. sous — The Earl and Countess of Lonailale, Lord Lowthe►, Lady E. Lowther, Hon. Gl. Lowther and Lady, Right Ilms. Thorne. Wallace and Lady Melville.. William isles*, E.q. M P. and l ady ; Ste is. Misoistve, Bat. M.P., SirJanscs Grisham. Earl. 31.1'.. Sir jaunt, Graham, Bad. (Netherby); Sir 11. D. Rosa and Lady, Lady Vane and the Mimes Tone, A. F.. Vane, 1?..q. 11 Howard. Esq. - and Lady, Lady Mon head, P. H Howard. E•q. R. Steplseissoo, Esq. and Lady, H A. Aglionby, E.q W. P. Johnson, Esq. and Lady, Thomas Esq and Lady. %V. Crackasdhorpe, Esq. Ste. fur. stellTLf N G.—A I the great wrestling match, an Wednesday and Thors&y, the concourse of people was prodigious. and the /nixes were well contested. The competitors. 100 iu tlambr r, were In g e I men of great weight and muscular steruidt, churb each areined to exert so the sitmost. The brat prise was won by William C 0.., throolog Jobe TodJ ; the second by John Weightless's, throwing Jsoses Crabs..; the seven last atomiser, who et crired hum 21 2s. to 105.6,1. rich, were 3oho Graham, William Rositledge, William Fisher, William Gleudimeing, Robert Waters, John Maid, and -- Armstrong. The match between Dieltioson and Thompson, was won easily by the limner. Or Monday. at 20 minute. before one o'clock, Christopher Harding. the blied psilestrissi, started oo the race ground to perform his Herculean ti.d of 90 wiles i• 24 boors, which he accomplished, with half • mile yea, fiscally osinoles within the lime, although greatly annoyed mod obstroeted daring the night by some oufeeling rations, who, for inch brutal conduct, will merited an exemplary punishment. We un derstand a sea of money w■s •fterwards raised as a reward for ha catramilinary perfotnestice, which is de. ford equal to • any that has been lately recorded. The Theatre, dialog the rare week, has bee• well attended. CARLISLE RACES. TVCSDAY, SEPTEDISIM 24. His Majesty's Plats of OseHissdraal Hsu/leas. Foer-Mile Heals. Marquis of Queensberry's ch. e. Ledalose, 4 yrs old, walked Over. Mr. Ferguson's h. e. Weston, by Woful, 3 yrs old. Sir .1. H. Maxwell's gr. us Fair Helms, 5 yrs old. Mr Harrisun's ch. Es. Eliaa Leeds, 5 yrs old. A Gold Cnp of One Haodn-d Gainess value, by Sobveribers of Tea Guineas each, p.p. The earplug to he paid In the winner in 'specie. Three Miles. (Twelve Subscribers.) Sir .1. H. Maxwell's gr. m Fai► Helen, 5 yr• iild The Duke of Devoeshire's gr e. boathan.4 yrs old 2 The Earl of Lowsdale's gr. G Ileleo Mar, 3 yrs old The Hlllll Limit: Col Lowther's b. h. Perry, 6 yrs old. Si, J. Gra ltasn's br. b. Al. %ander, 5 yrs old. Lind F. B. mint k'r h. b. Tarrsgua, 6 yrs old. Sir P. 111mgrave'a b. h. Sir Walter, 5 yrs old. The Marquis of Queenvb•rry's ch. c. Ledatuse, 4 yrs old. Lord Lowther's br. c. Vine ■n, 4 yrs old. The Huss. E. Petre's b c. Champasen, b yrs old. Mr. Vane's b. b. Gamble►, by Illaphazasil, 5 yrs sold. Mr. Achimby's b. h. Gonsalvi, 5 yrs uld. Even betting. Jonathan fur choice. A pod WFONFSDAY. A Plate or Fifty locrourk, Ivrea by the rail of earlier, for three and four year ulda. Two toile heals. _ _ _ Mr. Fergoroo's be. Wanton, by Wank 3 yrs old .. 1 1 Mr. Harrow's ch. f Whit, Karr, by Oeuese, 3 yrs old 2 dr Alsigois of Q berr,'•r b. h. Ledmotte, 4 yrs old. 6t04 oN Motion. Woo easy. A Maiden Plate of Fifty Pounds, for Horses, Ste. of all that orrrr woo Mitch, or Sweepstakes Wort the Jay of sh.nufng. Two-Mlle beata. Mr. J. Beusoo's gr. h, by P,lworib Mr. Pearson's !Lac Little Sall, 6 yrs 014 1 2 2 _ _ . Mr. E. Pratt's, joss. R. 3 yrr old Sir J. H. Afaxerelfs Heirs Mar, 3 yre old Mr. 14 utleon'e eh. f. %I bite. Knee, 3 yes uld. Even belting before Marling, but Helen Mar for choke. drier etartiug the 2.1 beat, 2 to 1 uu Petwurth; and 3d beat, 10 to 1 or retirutib. 711VRIDAY. A Plate of Fifty Pounds, fur all ages. Tbrrr•saile ►eats. At steels of Qaceusberry's et. e. Ledstune, 4 yrs Md. Mr. Ilud•ua'. ch. f. Mute Rear. Mr. Ferguson's b. e. Walston, 3 yes 0111. Mr. Feiguion's gr. c. Jonathan, 4 yrs old. Mr. tlarrii.on's ch. in Eliza beds, 5 yrs uIJ. Sir J. H. Illszerll's ge m. Fair Helen, 5 %is old. Nu race. Led.tone reciired IN. Fifty Nomle, given by the Members of lbe City of Cal lissle, fur all age., int condition that the warmer Is to be sold for 150 guineas, within a rlan►ier of ao bout aft. r the race, if demanded. Two-mile beer. Mr. Harrnsun's rh. on. Elszi Leeds, 5 yea oIJ Mr. JAI-mire Is h. Spa alvsisso, 0 yrs old - -- - - . . Mr. J. Denims a gr. Is. by Pets/sulk Ms. Atkinson's br. on. Creeping Kate, aged Mr. Pearsuit's h. to. I.tille Sall, 6 yrs old Mr. Hudson's ch. f lYbite Rose, by Comas, 3 yrs old. Sir .1. H. Maxwell's gr. f. Helen Mar, 3 yrs uld. Mr. E. Pratt', jun. eh. g lofty, 3 yea old. 6t04 on Elias Leeds. After Ist beat, 2to I. A Silver Cup, value 30 go. riven by the Earl of Lansr'mitt ridded to a Subscriprion ta 3 is. each, fur My f ail ages, nod thurinitzh bred, and firalrd in the couNtiro of Climber. laud and %V .l land, carrying 1 lat. each. Healy, nue mile and a quarter. 111 r. Gambler (W. Pearson) Mr. .lopp's Maid r.f the Mal Mr. Wawa'. by Banctail • 3 Mr. Wylrergh'sDuleiu. 3 4 Mr Di;...oe; rb. in. by Arduntsau Mr. As undioneo Little Penny w •• Mr. Thom.. 3 6to 4, hrfore ►tinting, on Cntnbler. A rood race. • -• Mr. Rubinson is nut a willed to the Cup, liernisse horse was not hied in either of the counties. The Stewards line aim tied it to Mr. Joni. Tugs EXTRA. Mr. Dille has purchased at Donettaser, of Sir R. K. Dirt, hi. rh R. Etaphtstra ; seed Mr. Loftus, of the Maiquir of Q,.. robbers!. his hi. c. Pluto, by Sraolroskit. We ale sorry to awe that Sir John (... y Ken ton's cele. belied Coat Yount Ferman dirdonTera.try Iwo (14th Sept.) at floc ambits et Upsilon PArk.—Citercierficld (urrier.) THE A K:)IY. The 413 , 1 licht herniitry has embarked at Cork, of for Gibraltar, for the purpose of relieving the 21.it11 tegument or foot The depot of the 43.1 regiment is oedema to be conveyed loom Cook to Albany barracks. The 211th reginicut of foot is to be brought to Cork its the vessels uhirh gait out the 434 segisitesst. A company of the royal artillery ■r.i►ed at Jersey, on hoard 11w Lively and curtest. r l.uy•,oa the 21,4 inslnnr , uss. der the communal of !trawl Al j..r Alms, ter the purpose or selievistx Br.v.t•\lsjor elesselsod's ronspsuy, which is or dered to Portsmouth. The 14th light draenous with assrmble at Coventry this tla ,fur th e p m .p... e or hetll q mipetell ow Thursday next. Two troops of the Kola's dragoon awards are ordr.ell to march thus day flow% Nuttittehant to Mautbesier, •here the rezimesit fs uttlastA to oirentisle forienrprettott. VRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 per Ct. Corm... 8111 I Elie Bills. v.... ow/. Nrw 4 Per Celli'. 100 2e1 „. 11 4 P r. India 80nd5..." v4B pr. in oSmall... 5 6 pr. Ltt!ery Ticket 2i/. 13.. Colts. for TRADE WITH MALTA PROCLAMATION. BY kAjOilaGiltEttL Ha WHILST 'own, WV- TIMAMT-GOVIRMI OT MALTA, kc. With reference to the Gavernmeat Prochmeatiorsa, wader dale the 18th of April ) 1811, aid the IViltuf April, 1820, his Homier the Liemtertant•Gainensor, silk dm irreales@ appro. halloo of hit Excellency the Governor, Is pleased to ordi r and direct Am the follow'sg regulations shall be established with respect to the dotes of excise on winos sod spirits ins. ported bite these istands, after the 24th of the present mouth. I. All urdivary wines, the ad odorant price of which may nut exceed eight srodi per barrel, shall pay on impurtatior an excise duty of stiue tart per barrel. 2 All wines, the ud raforess price of which shall be above eight morn, het shall nut exceed twenty wadi per barrel, shill pay us importation on excise duty of tightest. tari pee barrel 3: All wines, the ad 'inform' price of which may exceed twenty reseal per barrel, shall pay ua importation as excise duty of three send' r barrel. 4. All wine in bottles, of whatsoever quality, shall pay on imporiatioa at excise duty of ten raises per bottle. 5. All wines that may have became sour, eir vinegars, shall pay an excise duly of six tail per barrel on importstiow. 0. All spirits of whatsoever descriplioll, excepting is Bri tish 010012111 rem imported aII h bottoms, shall on im portation pay an excise duty of three scudi per barrel. 7. One half of the above dillies shall be returned on ex portation—provided the quastily exported by each iedivi. dual slash rimed five pipes of wise, or two of spirits. $. All wiucs or spirits arriving in this island us transit, for the purpose of being traustripped, as per bill of lading, shall be i xensiit from the above (Nike of excise, provided such wines or spirits lie lodged on their landing in Government warehouses—mist the missal warehouse neat of one half per cent., obiels warehouse real will be rescued at the cad of every six mouths. 9. No exemption whatsoever will be allowed without a spe cial permission in writing from Government : mad to entitle the exporters of wises and spirits I the drawback, the ex portation must in all eases be effected with the knowledge of the Collector of Excise duties. By calnraawl (Irbil; Honour, RICH:I)I.MM UT, CaierSerretary DI Gm-tranvia. Palace, Valens, Jul Re, lett. M.4KK SETS. CORN EXCHANGE, MORDIIY, SlTTentel 30. We owe supplied with ,beat this moms, frosts Ea see, Kent, nod Suffolk, but there being a dewed for that of line quality of this year's g,oartk, use!, kind was readily takes off un full as goal terms as on this day we'aisight ; but there is au demand fur old cheat, and the priers of dint dei.ciiption are quite nominal. New Barley is in reque.t, and fully supports last Moaday's quotations. The Oat trade is brisk, and appears a shads dearer, twin to skeet sup plies. In Pease and Beaus there Is no alteration. CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. Wbeat,Keat & Essex, I White Pease ..... .. 23. VI. New Old 2O, 40s Grey Pea5e......... 26. 28. - Suffolk, New 34. 41. Small Beans ....... 24. 27. 01J ttle 311. Tick ditto - Nurfulk .... 20s 42s Oats, Pssatu Rye , Ma 20. Pulaad WI 2l. 24. Bailey, New 2Bs 31. Feed - Old 161 20. Flour, per sack .... 40s 45e Malt PRICE OF BREAD. Serremseo 30. The new Bread Act, which rates& to within ten miler of the Royal Exchange, \oriole tatter effect Shia day, the fel priced bakers of she Me4ropols• hare ',serail) , agreed to make Wares of Thos. weight, for which the present price is Sight pence. smiTIIFIELD, M . . &cremate 30. We am scale most abMsdastly supplied with all descrip tions of meat, mid nothing but Ilse cool slate of the imatbm enabled the itatesmen to obtain last llloodey's prices fur prime meat ; bat all tither aorta are quite ssaaleslite. Hay, Sirs., and Clutter, reatsid at our taut eptelstisso. The ful liming is s correct calmest ul . the prices semi mashers : To slot the offal per state of Sib. 8eer....26. 04. to 3e. OJ. Head of Cattle t►is ass: Hutto, .2s. OJ. to 2s. SJ. Beasts 3 lOO Lamb.. 36 0.1. to 4s. 0.1. Sheep sod Lambs ... 29,730 rest„...3a 0.1. to 4s. Ott. Calves .. 200 Park ... 9s OJ to 3e. Od I Pits 2BO NEVVGATE AND LEADENUALL MARKETS. (By 'be C .) Bret.... Is &I In 24 6.11 Veal .... ?a 4.1 lo :Is 4.1 Mutton.. Is 4J So 2s 4.1 1 Pork .... Is Oil Isp 3* 4.1 Loath 2. OJ to N 8L PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW ST. Jill WI. WUITVCIII4PO3.. New Hay. 3/ 01 to 410 s 0.11 Hay 3t tu 44 4. OJ 010 s Gil tool a chi I New do. 0/116 OJ to 0/ 0s 04 Clover 313. 0.1 kr 41 4.0.1 I Clover 31 18s osl to 5/ Os 04 Straw 1/ 7s 04 to If 13s osl Straw 11 as OJ to 1/ lat 041 PRICE OF 110 PR per Cwt. ._ _ _ - . Kent Pockets soi to POs pe► frt. Slows Pockets 4os to 58s per cwt. Kent Ilags Sums Bar ... 40s to 50s ('RICE OF POTATOES, MONDAY. Sprremerß 30. larsb Chanspiutis . Upland .Into Marsh Shaw, Uplaud 4lito ..... 45s 04 to Ms 04 Cluebac* NOCE OF RAW FAT, per None of Sib. Price by Tilliovt (as otate.l by the Tallow-welters), 20. 20. PRICES tIF TALLOW, SOAP, &e. per Ihtio. I Town Tallow 404 64 —. 64 Yellow !leap —s Yellow Russia 39. 04 —. 0.1 610111•4 o. 6 White ditto...—. Oil —s Oil Cowl ...... ... . Soap ditto.... 35s 04 —s 0.1 Graves I Melting Staff 30. OJ —% Oil Good Dregs 6. Os Ditto roogh..2os 04 —s 04 vnier. OF CANDLES. From Tallow Chandlers lla il. Price of Candles, tier domes, 9s 9.1-31011 Ids, 10A 6.1. per dozen allowed (or ready money. N.B.—The prices in the general WWI Shops are from 7P. to 811. per lb. R A W IDES. I Ben Heifers & Steers, per go. Ordiaary .. '2* 8l lu 2. 10.1 3s 4.1 li. 3s 64 Market Calf.. earls i 0 0.1 Middlings 3.1 OJ lu is 24 Eng. Hurae Us OA to 0. 041 Sit Mil' SKINS. Sheep lieu PRICE OF LEATIIER. Butts, 50 to !Alba earls Ist to 20.1 or. lb. Ditto, stl to 6.114.• earls —.l so —4l Dressing Hides Fire Conch !tides .. .• Crop II id... 35 to 40 Ills for cutting 19.1 to 200 Ditto 45 to 500.1..... Calf Skins 30 to 40Iba 22.1 to 27d Ditto 50 to 7olba ....28.1 to 32.1 Ditto 70 to 80Iba ..• .. ........ 28.1 to 28d Small Seals (Greenland) 18J to 19.1 Large ditto ' 10.1 to 18.1 Tanned Horse Hides l5l to 17d Spanish liana, Rides lO.l to ind COAL MARKET. SEPTEMBER 30. Ships at Market. Ships Sold Pike. 16! Newcastle 1 Sowderlaa4 9 F15in.... 1 .,.,.... 5 ...,„ —.. 0d..10 .30s. 06. - 114r4LINTPLUCE1ICL rearraltosTS, astoTtsstit 29. Arritod the Eliwattiti Stoddard, from St. Lava; flock. legionam, Waste, from Bombay; Almost, 01.ru, from (lam. tiaria; Loud Crooatoota, hoot Jamaica; Ruby, Elliot, from Maneira ; and she Myrmidon, from Africa. Sailed the tibastrock OS a criaim. serraitara Arrived the Redwing 'ad Scrinlilipalatils 6001 Puttc. mouth, and nailed again un sterol *armee with sealed orckra; the Tigris, sirk, f rom J ama i ca , w i t h loss of her fore y ar d— sailed 27th Jetty ; and the Shamrock. Witham*, (rum Malta. Arrivett off the Purl lice M 'Mod, fruit litiatott ; Northum bria, Johustia, from Honduras, sailed Myth July. Arrived the Si. Mary's, Sweitio, from Jamaica, and Cane lino?. l'huireson, from St. Vincent's. ptxmor2a. sarrtmarit 27. Arrived she Dash, Niehola, from Naples; Heurietta belle, Bayles, from; Trieste; tilistinun, Balph, Ct.m lifrrori ; Good luieut, Flapper, frum Malaita; Drptf-id, from Catuarvua ; the lois how Rdlwa , Tiflro from Tobago, and Dispatch (rum Gibraltar. ItTI.AND ' srrreseura 21. The Greenload ship North Briton, of Hull, owed here this morning with Nine ish gad 130 toss of nil. None o f ih e ships which have regorged frees Darts' Straits can gin. soy stoutest of the discovery ships. This ship spoke th e 3h.,_ from Archasigel, off the 001116 end of ihis comets, two doys ago. DIAL, IfTTYWRIfiII Sailed this month( the feeisewerilAuerd shire 1. r the Caine done front the River and 'tiler; the Malvin', Brook, f..r Genus , 'DJ the JAN, Kin:, fur Jamaica. • mintiest.% ?9 . Arrived and remain the Palladium, Pommies, from S. Villltells'a. Cease dowa from the River sad sailed the Blucher, Clark, for Opot iv. Hay past •Vir —A ship is maw easing Ibreogb (he Culls, supporta to lie the Tarlusii frigate. BIRTHS. An the 46th ultimo. i• Hutlasi-maitre, Dublie, Ike Calmlull of Longford, of awe. .. .. . Oa Friday inorniar iii;•,allsis house in Neverley, York. shire, the Lad) of James C. Chattertoo, Ea(' of a •,au and heir. Al Mehenbane, en Friday last, lie Lady of Captain Hyde Pr.kor. R. N. of a daagler. . _ Ili Saturday laa , i; Upper (*adagio-place, the Lady of Thomas Mahn W Ish , Eaq.of a dasetter. MARRIAGES. On Saturday, the 28th last, at St. J 111111,1 1 .1 Church, by lb. Rev. John Dudes, Captain Henry Fortis., R.N., third Ron of Ilenerst Grottos Forbes, to Jure, eldest daughter of So. E J Home, Sam Os Wedserdey, at Hsieh. Devout'lre, by the Am J. Trrfssir, the Right Hos. Lord Rotk to the Hon. Laois& Trefotit, ruler to Lo .d Oa Monday sweet, et Douglas. lair of flea, JAiti Mra nOna. f.sq proprietor of the Greemork Adfrediscr. to Cathe rine, daughter of Mart Amtbuay Alil4 , Earl. mad grand-aim of thr Emil of Arran. list. relay sr'insiglit, at Moll, Mr. Julio Cowcbrr Biothrin, son or Ike Rey. Robert Bingham., and orpliew to Rear-A.l. tnisa) Sir Joseph Etiorgliamt, to Alights, &metier oof Mr. Robert J.6ersoa, bush of Hull. At Hampton, sear Loudon. Matthew Crasdord, of the Middle Temple, E. Barristepat-Eaw, to Miss Leona Matilda J. M. Musters, posegest daughter of the We Colour' !footage el Loathes' House, in the rowdy , of Wilts, and isigeb s ridge, is the enemy of Devoe. Ou Thiersilov last, at Wellington Shropshire, by she Rc,. John Est.'s, M.A. the Rea. John Bartlett, M.A. eldest sun of Julie Bartlett. Esq. of Berkingbassi, le Wit Reynolds, only divagliter of the late William Beyeeikle, Esq. of Bask. house, is the comity of &slop. DEATHS. Sunday' ofteritoos, of • rapid &cline, most deeply a nd demi s rilly lamented, Mrs. threes, She wife of Mr. Stites, vne of the Proprietor. of the Courier areiresper. Ma Trestles lait, at she home of her son, the Rev. John Seymour, in. Tipperary, Mrs. Seymour, relict of the Site Reverend John Seyvarkr, of Limerick, nil souther of Sir Michael Seaman-, Bart. _ _ Oa the VA ultimo, at Dawlish, Robert, eldest son of Ruben Chester, of INA Hall, Herts. On Wednesday, the ?Mb ultimo, at his house, in Nerrin:- ton-place, Richard Linton, Esq. late of lacabard.airet, banker. 0u 'the 4th Jannary, at Rentonlea, Marts on!y remain. ing eon or Sir T. S. Rears, l.ieetenant•Goaernor of test Settlement ; said or the 14th Jamiary, Charlotte, h eldest daughter. Oa l'areslay last, at Bradford, in the 63d year of 114 Cr. Thomas Aekroyd, Ehq. late of St. Martin's lace, Canons. si reel, Lunde., huger-refiner. airplay sentsight, es Exmouth, afire a short irons. aged 64, Robert Sworn, Esq. formerly proprietor °jibe rs• t►urine waggon concern um t►e Great Western Road, and afterwards a backer in Exeter. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TIIIS DAY. Montag 10 after 2. I &vital 31 after 2. &MIXT ST. MIMI, I.—Kept yesterday at the Rank, Exchequer, Film Iglu and South Sea HOW/ft. Carp. diem— Be prumpity wive 117 II EN Science begot. In explore the eompli. 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