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I II Pouct. -mom- ROW 37f:fgt. AN EXTRAORDINARY CR AROE OF FORGERY. Ahoy,s a fOrill4ht since Mr. Mill, the alto' 'try, of Chancery ) ifle, mid. at. applicatina at the Mike for a *salmi ag inst. Wt. Juke Pertjr . tatin /Ono Add, iesiding in nroad-rouri, Bow. street, carryiog no thb business of an agent, mid also hied to h 1 acting an attorney andel. the authority of two mlnruelie, of the name. of Isaacson and Thomas Clarke. The ciremostancesi under whlefi Mr. Hill made the appli r-Ition heti,: of a very peculiar palate, his statement wan r (erred to Si, Richard Male and Mr Halls, who attended j oney to hear Mr. Hill on thd grounds of his application ; end his "tegument, in soppnrt of them were, that i• an Amino tried before Mr. 'italic, Park, In which Mr. William C mke, who keep; the Marquis of iteglesey public house, i• /10.••treet, was the Mime mad Mr Brookes Defendant. ....eine lie trial Bmokes produced is Court a ch.rk drawo I.y hint -ea Mews. llotlaoll swillhigling,- in the Strond. for IN. and rudorsed on the hack "Cash St lac—Check 101." nuking in the whole 151. 101. sad signed at the bottom ...Witham Clarke," nernortiog to be the eittimure of the PlatritilT I. the echo's, but whiele be dented, and staled the whsle to be a forgery; sod the Jury who trte.l the Vitae tit their verdict peeved they believed it to be so. cremeseatation to Mr. /astir, Best, that this loudest. meat was a forgery, he summoned illaßraoll, the attorney of Ilt.oihea, in the c.w.0., to attend before him, and to pro /1,/ee the check. Issaman attended areordingiy before the Judge, sod stated that not heist in Fronosaion of the check. lie could a•ii produce it. Brookes attended also, and *vowed ithel•he Bad destroy.d the cheek, hating bees advises) so to deism* which the Judge replied, although be cit•Bi not relmr4 eiqpi singlelsanaled, he hoped proceedings is the law moult be imistated. Mr. Mill .stated, in the kw of she smigiaal Saistrament, be was is nowarsion of so achwow. Wend correct torn from BrooliS., which be coutended was toolielent to ground (Tientsin, roceedings to cosvictis• staaktat Brookes, sod cited several eases is which espies of irotromritts tar 41000 MI WS had been admitted as tridents upon. criminal trials which however, did not prove satis factory is traduce the Magistrates to issue a waslrasst of forgery agaisist Mr. Brookes; they supposed the original was tostbroming, and in that ease they did not admit of the follaPfilleare attached to the check which Mr. Hill did, •.:d as to time eivilursessest at the back, Boy were of apiaioa Is had nothing to du with the cheek, sad She endersemieut was worded so very lat. nit, that it ore's be made to apply to almost say thing; It was mil sof fit-lent fier as are•••• or a receipt. . . Mr. Hill, io reply. urEed, riot it was • receipt, and was sollicieLt in be prodeeed in eviertare, allhoogli not on a ebony on a rtiMilllll hist, sod cited several cases hi which they kid been admitted in evidence. The investiealion of the application necop;ed near Iwo hours, *lwo Mr. Hill Iris the Magisirates, iiiil.naling that he ..huitlel draw up a case upon Ike subject, and sake she opi none Of Counsel. The Magiiirates expressed their wiliest. ury so h.ar him on Souther application. Mr 'Hill haring drawn •p cases and obtained the opinions aMe th e ass awl Mr Adolphus, who were both i• favor, of his application, the same were laid b fore Fir Richard Bir taie;.wheis, steer disc eunsideralims, he agreed to issue hie warms' against Mr. Brookes, which was inirwaird to the egrculioa of Salmon, owe M the principal officers, who •p -preheoded Mr. Brookes on Monday Miernouw, and Sir K. Burnie appointeil the everting fur hie examination. Mr. Muskeg re quested shat it assay be private, which was refused. The I nvesimalio• then proceeded. Too informative's, which had bets taken at considerable fregth by Mr. Ridimond, the cloak, were reed over to the Primmer by Mr. Woods. They stated as follows: . Mr. William Clarke, of the Marquis of Anglesey politic bowie, Coveut.garden, deposed, that on the 11th day of -lone lasi, be she Mal of a cause in an active limelight by bin against she Prisoner, Julio Brookes, who was awmrtirnes called Jolts Beftjaasin Brookes in the Court of Cosmos Pleas, saildi was tried before Mr. Jodie' Pack, when she P•deoner produced • booker's check, of which be bad every reason Iw believe the following is a copy : Loudon, 175 k December, 1821, 345, Strand. Messrs. Mirka and Stirling, pi, Mr. Clarke or bearer ten 1y:on& JNO. B. BROOKES. - IN. Os the back of the check was the following sodomises" : Beaten bill, Cash, 5/. 10s Check, 10/. 151. 10s. WILLIAM CLARKE. And that the Prisoner produced the above cheek and endorse ment, purporting to have bees Maud by bite as a receipt or mimeo ledgmi at is charge him with the said sum of 151. 10ti. ; but he di coated must positivily that he s was in pomeamon of the cheek, •nd that the name Willis amke, en the buck of el, was sot his hasohuriling, which has bee* forged fee the purpose of defrauding him of 151. 10s. and he has every reason to believe that the Prisoner, at the said trial, did utter as tree the said check, knowisg the more to he (urged Mr. Richard Hill, attorney, of Citaacerydame, staled, that he an present iu the Court of Common Phu on the 12th adorn* last, who n the trial took place between the Prosecu tor and the Priesoer, whets the Prisoner produced to eba coort sad Jury a cheek with an endorsement therein', for ISt 10a. The ropy produced by the Prosecutor he be. loved so be eserect. He further said, that by order of Mr Jv tier Pest, in a cause now pending, is which the Pri is the Plaintif f sad the Prosecutor Deleadaut, that the check with Ilse endorsement should be delivered without delay le Mr Isaacson, the Prisoner's attorney, and that he (Mr. Hill) should be at liberty to taspect and take a copy of it if be lbuir s Ahl 51, sad also that Mr. Isaacson should prudeee the said cheek at Me. Justice Best's chambers, for the porpoise 4.f shewitur it to any person he (Mr. Hill) deemed necessary; sod Mr. Isaacs.n undertaking to produce the said check upon 'be trial of the above . On the 17th dry of Jane last he received a copy of the said cheek and endorsement above shaded to from Mr. Isilacsoll as attorney in the case. By moodier order of Mr Justice Best on the 34 July, direct. tog t h at the Primmer should os the fullowieg Friday pro. duce to him, Mr. Hill, the check, u directed by the Judge's revues order, be accordingly attended at Mr. Justice Best's ehandstos fur that purpose, when the Pawner arid Mr. hawses, She attorney, attended at the same time. sod the Judge asked Mr Inane, to produce the cheek, whiik . h. did not do, sad asaigerd as • reason that he had not et • st. The Judge thee asked the Prisoner for the check, wham he replied, I have taken able advice in consequence of the situation is which I stud, and I have been *risked to de stroy the check, and I do out mean to produce il, for I have destroyed it, or expreseioas to that effect. The bill fur which the check was given was dated the 11th if December, at two asoatimi date, draws by oar William Giarke. Mr. Hill Ow stated that the Prisoner bad bits praciisiog as as smarmy in a house in Broad court, Bow. Wile., warder the names of human end Thomas Clarke, who were admitted atioureys, bet against whom is She sutler of complaiut against them in the Court of Comm.. Plea., Mr Serjeani Vauehan had on affidavits on the 21st of June idst ohlapsed •o order of the Coort fir them to skew canoe to the Court why they should out be struck off the roll of uourneys. As order was also obtained at the same time against she Poisoner, to *hew cause by what authority b• acted as all whinny, or in the names of !uses°. and 'fumes Clarke; also hoe them all to answer all and every tir• metiers eualaessed in the affidsvits, and also to chew rime, *by they should nut pay the costa of William Clarke, the Prosecutor, aegriait the Prisoner, occasioned by his ap. phratmo to the Court. To I'rove the hased.wrilimb of the copy .f the cheek, aed the rodoisemeoi on it, as cumin (Turn the Prisoner's s "re, sad to. oth.rney, I a, Sir. Hill called Mr. James Tur ner, We cl,rk of the Prisoner. It did not appear how Mr. 't urn.. come into the office, bat being there, Mr. Hill put into hi, hood a paper runt•siimit • cup,' of the chew! and endorsement ',Web 1.04 b.en seat to him by Isaarsoe, the ottorery, as the acknowledged copy of the receipt seri m eet-earnest. The Primater objacied to Turner being called to prove the 16•64-orilill• and the copy. Wig Richard Baru ourruk . d the objection. Warner, attar lookiug at the parr to a considerable lime, and !Hr. Hal loavieg repialleAly 'pressed Wm fur an Gnawer. he at !earth said, " I don't know 'Abuse writing it is; I don't recoil.** in illnirit." The seiinem was still present for a direct answer, ekes he replied " I have distill my answer." Mr. Hill—" Upud your oath is it not your own writing?" Turner looked at It again, and said, " It is very simile, In my hisiriLwiiting, but it is not mine; I don't know whose it is ; I don ' t recollect writing it." The Prisoner addressed himself to Mr. Hill, and *slit, you are doing this to toree• yourself to prevent a prosecution against you, but you shall not serape as long as I have got • ignitors; I have sin doubt you have got a dotes sediment* really to swear any thing. Sir R Btrnie obsorred it was a dry - question, if an in. *sternest produced and snort, to In Court is • forgery or sot. The Prisoner admitted the Judge's order. Mr. tI.II 'dallied him nut to admit soy thing, as he would have plias, to suawcr. William Clarke. she Prornentor, stated the endorsement at the Writ of the cheek vi:is • forgery. Sir Richard 'squired of Mr. Hill hew the copy of the cheek came into his possession ? Mr. I lull repli.d it was left •t his office, bet could not tell by whom. Mr. Hill requested Sir Richard Birnle spin to put the question to the witness, Turoer, as to the eupy of the check being his hand verbiage" sot. Sur Richard said it was no evidence, but feared the effect it might have ow the young maim T , and clobbered, know there ere cases where eupis I have been admitted in twidener whirr you eon prove a ear, eet copy." Mr. Hill, in reply, said, lumens, the atto►ney, wrote to him, raying that the copy was ready for his inspection ; he comidcrid this forge.y as impudent as any that bad ever been committed by may man. Mr Richard uhureed, that he had hail many such before Mae, and he thought be bad heard quite eunuch of the simi larity of writing of the witness Turner, and asked Mr. Hill what be prayed for Mr. Hill replied, he prayed that the Prisoner might he committed to a convenient day, when he should be able to produce abundance of evidence. Pie Richard said he could not commit any man to what was calk(' a rnav►nient cloy, bat had PO objectioa to com mit him till Thursday, with which Mr. Hill was aatisbed. The Prisoner said be *Gould he able to produce a witness who saw William Clarke write his same uu the back of she mote. Yesterday two Informations against George Stereo's came on to be heard before Sir Richard Birnie and Thomas H►lls, Erq. under the Act of Pa►liament of the 113th of Geo. 111. chap 88, sec. 26, fur regulatiog the Si. James's Hay market ; one mu fur not cowing the sale of a load of hay, ■a the Act directs, In the sauket•book kept for that purpose ; a n d the our r was for selling ■ load of bay six orison short to the Holm of St. Albans. . Mr. Alky encoded forth, Defrodast. and took an °him tine to the intsrataiimse beteg Weed cede► the wording of the Act of Parliament, and couteaded that these was rot one Act in ten *honeyed reeled like it in allusion to the laying the information, itimildg she summons, and heating she charge upon it, the Act directing that the whole usual be before the same Magistrate, and as the ,formation and summons had been received and maned by Mr. and the Act directing that Ilse cha►ge must be heard before theism, Magistratr,it was not in his power to cussed either of the Gentlemen he had the honour of addressing into M►. ■nd contended the hearing of the ioforinattua could sot proceed. . _ _ The gentleman who attended to condect the charge was" heard is reply, and after considerable dlicussiou as to the wordieg of the Art of Parliament, Mi. Alley, we understood, waived his objection, and the charge proceeded. Francis Provers, bailiff to Joshes Walker, Egg. of Ilene dem, stated, that on the 10th July be seat a load of hay by George Bombay to Edward • Nicol, boy salesman, to St. James's Haymarket. Edward Nichol, the hey salesman, admitted the receipt of the leaded hay un she 11th of July, which to said he meld* George Stevens, the Defendant, for Sl. Willis. Coulnoo, cosehmss to the Dwke of St. Album, said, that on the Huh of July he purchased a load of bay of the Defendant, George Steveos, which was delivered at the Doke of St. Albans' stables, Cleveland-mew, Eingietreet, 14. James's, fur which 41 St. was charged. This witmss as darwent an extraordinary cross-examivation by Me. Alley t be said that 41. were pat down, Rod he charged the Doke 4/.Bs. The Defendant did nut give hint U. but gave him some silve►, he did nut know how much ; be admitted that be allowed six trusses so be taken off the load before they reac►ed the stables; he did spot boon that be bad commit ted two transportable off . . Mr. Alley explained to him; one was for embezzling Ills money of the Doke, and the other was for charging more than he had paid. The witness said he had done so before. James Crowder, clerk of the market, produced the book kept, as directed by the Act of Parliament, fur recordieg the sale of hay sod straw of that market. He examined the book very carefully, but could not Ind say entry of the sale of hay by George Stevens or Edward Nicol, from t►e 11th to the 16th of July. The Gratleman who attended for the p►osecution stated, that although the proreedurgs were against Stevens, he wished he could proceed against another person, he beiug more cul pable. Tbere sal sossetlnag more than appeared abut day or he should not be there. _ _ _ . . ----- The Magistrate convieted the Defendant io the penally of 51 for the non-entry of the sole. Mr. Alley expressed his determination to appeal against the conviction. . The evidence was then liken against the same Defendant, for selling to the Duke of St. Albans a load allay, sir/ trusses short, for which be had incurred a penalty of 301., being bl. each. _ . _ William Coulson, the mistimes, stated, that the load of bay, purchased of Defendant, George St , was delivered at the Duke's stables, Kintstreet, St. James's. The Magistrate told the witness that be suspected the evi dence be was about to girt would make him liable to trams portation. The coachman, however, proceeded: he was salted how massy trusses of hay were is the Wad ; be auswered thirty. Whew he first applied to St bout the purchase of the hay,Sl asked him If he wasted • whole load, if he did not, he would take off See or Ms trusses, and make it look like • load. 08 his cross-examination he admitted that lite hod cheated his master, the Duke, out of IL Ss. Ile. Alley observed, be wt.. afraid the horses were cheated also, if a stated quautity of hay was allowed thim for • c‘ r lain time. George Bombay, the carte►, proved bit briogihg 341 inlays of hay from Hendon to the Haymirket, where, by the order of George Sieves., t►e Defendant, he threw uff six trusses previous to driven it to the Duke of St. Albasa' stables. This being the case for the prosecution, Ur. Alley observ. ed, that no case had been made out against bit client, as the coachman could mot be considered as a cridible whitens, as be was liable to be transporii d for the evideace be had given, but be supposed his being a favourite was the reasou why be was out prosecuted and punished. The gentleman who •t ieudetl fur t►e Prosecution staled, the Duke of St. Albtrus had nothing to do wit► the present proceedings. lie saistained that the coachman's evidence hind been well supported and coiroborated by other witnesses. lie oh d, that the Deleudasit Sitvens was the li at t r an s _ grersor, by his proposing to the coachman to take six trussts abort of the load. Mr. Halls, the Magistrate, said, " Have we evidence be fore us that a load of bay bad bees sold ? I think sot." Sir B. Meek appeatiug to agree with Mr. Halls, the charge was dismissed. Mr. Alley thee said, he should not appeal sgatast the int convlctioa, and the penalty of St and costs were paid. Urtab Dens, the driver of a. stage-coach, was charged with wilfully driving aphid a c►aise-cart, is which was Mr. James Hood, of Keppel-street, yesterday oe'aulght, wear Colebrook, when Mr. Hood seeing him coming at a furious pace, called out to him for God's sake to stop; but the Pri soner paid uo attest ion to his request, d--d Ills eyes, and asked bias sky he did not get out of the way. The cart was it etiosequeoce upset, Mr. Hood thrown out, and use of his arms bri.kee. . The Prisvacr was clavicle] la the peaalty i with cols, LAW INtitLIGENbt COURt OF CHANCERY. Ltnrcoutes Ism, TUESDAY, JULY 30. The LORD etiANCSLIoR came into Court at half-post tes o'clock, stul was occupied until half p.m too o'clock to hearTryp,motiolia of no intere s t e*eept to . the parties concerned, at which hour his Lordship. tort. • MARKETS. —•■■•-• [Frog " The I.otadon Mereardi/o Pat. Current," of TooodoF t July 31, iet.] WEST INDIA AND SPANISH MAIN PRODUCt. Covira.—Thee c has been a little fluctuation to the price, tsf Cuffee at the puitlic sales during the week, bit from the result of the West tbey may be considered fall so high as ois Tuesday list; on Thursday the sales went off with lees spirit, wad Is. to 2s. lower, bet on Friday the prelloils prices were again obtained. St. Domingo has brolfght about the some priers as on Theaday, the sales having fuse at 103.. MI to 107. Oil.; Braga may be quoted is. to 3s. per cal. higher, pale having brought 106.. Mi. per cot. Almost every description of West India Golfe, has bee,, ioeluded in the sales of the past week, and although rev? extensive, Dearly the whole found buyers. B. Pe Itetimi has experienced a stead, demand and prices have been fully ouppurtetteexcept of the *raisin" qualities* the limited demand from the Refiners of late, Meuse caused an accumulation of Ibis descriptioa to rums,. os band. Fustian SVGAIL--Bratil has been sold at rather higher rate. lieu were obtained as the last public sales on the 19th fastest, floe white Rio has brought 35 , . per cat. ; no public tick has been brought furwaid, and in Havanuab nothing has bees dose. HUN ha. been more inquired for, and rather extensive bu siness has bees dour within the last few days. PIN has gone tiff steadily al our last qnotationo. COCOA le in very little demand; s pasrel of Grenada of fair quality was offered at public sale on Friday, sad withdrawn for want of Madera. Dvrwoons —There has beets some demand for Jamaira Loprood as 91. per sun; fur Compe.tchy 101. it offered. but the holders are nol disposed to sell thereat. Large Nicaragua wuod commands 321. per Wu. NORTH AMERICAN PRODUCE. - _ TVIIIVIVITISE.—The Isar arrival of Rough (2,000 barrels) bus berm sold at Is.. per cwt. ~. LIVERPOOL REPORT, JULY 27, Ont. The COTTON iNa.ktg has bees dull. and has closed heavily at rather lower pi Mrs for all sorts. The sales are 6,900 bags, and consist of 2,750 &weds at lit. • 9d. and • few very ordinary at 60. and grand •11 90. a 9 4it; 720 Odeon, at 7/.1. a I Id. and • fen lee at I ; 480 Tesinessees at 614. • sp. ; 309 Sea lelansk at 12e4. • led. tial • few tine at 40d. 90 stained at Sp. • Std.; 380 : Peanuts at 100. • 1014.; 170 Craras at gild. a 101. ; 400 Babies as 91.1. a nil.; 550 Maraphams at p i .t. 1 1 ,1 ; 50 Pans at Btd •9d ; 241 Mises Novas at 4/4 ; 470 Demerara.' at Sid. • 1044.; 110 Barbadn's at Bd. a Sid. ; 150 Earthwards at 70.• 74d. ; 50 West lodise at ed.; 170 Peraviaiss at 7.1. a 9i.1.; 100 Swats at Ilid. a 74.1.; 120 Bengals at 6.14. • 61.1. pre 11.. There are ansouncird fur public wile on F. id.y 800 Sea Wands, and 400 Deme aaaaa and Berbadoes. The import this week M 14 , 4 03 bags, viz- 1,003 big. Denierada, 8,709 Nair (Mesas, 7.585 Charleston and Sa h, 4,391 other parts of U. 8., 2,735 Rissil. Good descriptions of B. P. Sugar have brought fall prices this wick. but brown and 'piddling have told heavily; the sales are 900 casks: 700 bags of fair to good white Bengal have bees taken by the groeers at 71s. 9.1. • 74. : in Foreign aotbing doing. The Coffee offered this week coemisted chiefly of ordinary quality of Plantation, and was mostly taken in. In Cocoa, Limger, and Pimento nothing his bees done. We bane bad more inquiry fur Carolina Rice for ex port, and 500 casks have been disposed of at 115 s. 6.1. for good std, and 16s. ed. • 17s. foe fair to good new : 200 bags of fair Bengal Rice differed at suction were taken by the grocers at lls. 31. Only • few parcels or Rum have been auld at 2.. fur Jamaica 16 0. P., and Is. 4d. for Dimerara to 4 O. P. Lnewaod continuer very dell; Cuba Piratic has bren sold •at 101., and 50 tons Niesragn• Wood at 311. 10, a 351. per too. About 500 barrels of Montreal Pot Ashes, of the sew import, bare brought 364. Pearls 44.. lia4 a small parer! of limes' Pots 45 thl. The sales in Hides are only a lot of 410.1 choiee Rio Cow and (lx at per lb. : 460 thesis Bengal Indigo were offered at ariettuu on Thursday. which being cf good quality, went off with spirit at as advance of 4d. a 6d. per lb on the London salts in January, viz. at 9i. a 10s. .10d. Ring 10s. 2 1. per lb.; about ball was taken fur borne consumption, and half fur export. There has been rather more inquiry fur Tobareo for ex- Virt aud.fur Ir e laud, and some small lots of Kentucky sod rginia Leaf have been disposed of at former rates. Our Corn Market has been on the whole rather more lively, though so do not notice any material variatioa in the prices of any description of grain. A small lot of fleets Canada Flour has been sold for extort at 30.. 6.1. per barrel. Of Tar the only sale has berm a Inv of 1,400 barrels common Carolina at 10s. Rd. to 10.. 0.1. per barrel. Turpentine steady, 300 barrels middling sanality hare been sold at Its. 641. per eat. (41..—Nrs farther accounts have been received from Greenland, and the business dent; its Fish this is very un important ; Rape 0-1 has been dull and as low as 291. but is now rather hither; in Litsseed Oil there is *whiny doing. Ramat' Stoat.—Tbere has been a moderate demand for low lumps at the prices quoted last week, better quali ties are in good request fur home use. FRUIT.—Two parcels of Currants have been brought to auction; inferior qualify was taken in at 108.. &I. to 110.., geed leas sold at 110 s. to 114 s. per cwt. Demi& Raisins bare been in demaud i and are 2s. to 3s. per cwt. higher. EAST INDIA PRODUCE.. Corron.—There has been • little more demand for Cot. ton daring the last week chiefly fur exportation, but the quan tity takes off the market was serf little above the peered. log weeks. The sales of the week are, duty paid, 10 hags Upland, good fair 9 I.; 00 ll , merars, fair 91.1 ; iu buud,4o New Orlean., good 9,1 d.; 200 Pernambuco. molilling to fair 10d to 1054 . ; 400 SUM., oreivary sac middling 51,1 to aid , Writ) good fair 614. lir 631 , good eltd ; 250 Bengal, ordi nary to middling SP. to 5/.1 , good to Gee id. to Bid. per lb. Tut•l93o b.ga. Slut.—At the public sale at the East India House last week the Compoti)'. Siik sold nearly as fulluwo :—Thr Arne Nu. 1 Chitin about Is. hither than the sale its April. The middle sad rounder sizes , Nu. 2 awl 3, briar taxed Wooer, were sold. The Bengal fine A sold limn lb to 20 per cent. higher ; Ibe middle and rounder sizes B and C, frum 2 to 12 per cent. higher. The Priirilece fine China, from 10 in 15 per cent. higher: the rounder sizes • shade higher. The Bengal to ft per cent. higher. Csuton was sold at I Is. ed. to 124. ItM for No. 3. - -•-• ---•-• Ten.—TM umbel remains in the state described is our last. BALTIC PRODUCE. TALLOW has been in conic &wand, uutl about Is. p7r cwt. advance has been paid. roit"Tild , Tuesday, Jody 30, 1821, Four o'Clock. SVG • a —The demand for D.P. to d.y was rather heavy, sad bet a mode.aie quantity was sold; at a public sale of ht. Lucia, the cubsery surto weld motor dearer, but Inure bruuebt barely last week's prices. A public We of Bar. badues weal ts loser than uo Tuesday last; Jaissica was sold at :is. per cwt. t' .day, not of the Moat description. A parcel of yedo• and brume Havanusb west of tu day at our last epsosattoosi. eurraft.—Tbe market was not lively to-day. and a few lots at she psblic sales Easy be cuusid.-red limes, bat, us the whole, the prices obtained were equal to those of Friday last. A parcel of Si. Dousing was taken iu at 106 s. 6d. per Cwt. for ordinary quality. Ross.—A Goveraeneat contract for 50,000 gallons was taken to day at Is. 41.1. ; the market is Arai Ost act higher. _ .sill 1411 E rURP. U!GUTON RACES. 010111 DAT, atitir t 9. His Majesty 4 4 fold Cop, value 100 gs , added to • Sere* states of flOgo. each ; for three year olds, lit. 11th.; fon, year •141,161. 31b.; Ave par olds, Sat. Ifilb. ; sin and aged, 9st. 31b.; mares sad gthltagastloned 31b. TN miles. Lord Egremont's Centanr Duke of Richmond'. Carbinaro Mr. J. Res but tors's Sir Huldtbrand.s.. tbe Brighton Plate of ?el. f r three year olds, 7.1. 4116 tout year old., Sat. Sib ; Ave year olds. Sal. tub.; sift year olds, 9st. lib.; and aged, 941. 41b. Mares and ail& loge allowed 31b. Heats one mils and throe quarters. Winner or one race the present year, to carry 31b. extra; . of two V.b.• and three 71h. Lerd Egreanont's Swsddy. by Whalebooe. . Mr. Dockery's Point Brush Lord G. H Careedisk's Meow ..; , Ur. R. Welder's Legal 'reader SISAFTHAAI RACES. THURSDAY, JULY 25. The 507. Plate fur thrte-yr ulds, was wow by Lord Jer sey's f. Emma. by Orville. The Town Plate, fur all ages, was woe by lb* Doke of Grafton's b c. Lawrence, by Rubeus, who was cleansed by Major IVilson, according to the articles, sad as mei; day won the 501. fur all ages; four-mile Wats. DURHAM MEETING. WItIDAT. Fifty Pounds, given by the Members for the County, for all ages. Tin e...yr olds , Asi. 7lb tour. 94t ; Ave, thst. 91b ; six, and aged. 940. A winner of bOt. at any one time (be ' ' fore the entry) in Plate or StAke', to carry it log or more, bito rot's. Tnree mile heals. Mr. Riddrli's eh. r. Pity•Me, 3 yrs old Mr. Baker's ch. NB Aurora, by Leopold, 3-yrs old e dr Ewen hellhole', snit 6 to 4 on the winner. The awnt lies hers extremely had, and the weather parti• eularly aefaeourable. On Wednesday aforacnts, owing to the tire of the water, the temporary bridge which connected the race-emend with the opposers beak of the river was car ried away, but nearly tint Whole a the materials were re covered. THE ARMY. On Wednesday, the 17th instaot, Crplaia Temple's tom patty of the 15th regiment of Not left Usk (where they had bteu sintioned during the Sprint) for Hill. Such uss their peaceable mid soldier-like conduct during their residence (as was that of Captain Ford's company previously statiored at the above place), that the inhabitants, bad it not Seen for the pool•stirring bugle, would have been insensible of such an increase is the population of the toms : such men must oaturall7 take with them the regret and good wishes of all classes, and gret on tbeir parts; in a word, the inhabitants of U.k may with truth say, that they are • credit taut only to the 15th regiment of isfaatry, hut to his Majesty's service in g enera l. —(Gloucester Jou►nal.) The 13.1 i regiment of f,ot, consisting of about 600 men, tinder the command of Major Sale, came N here last night and this morniogoin wise vessels, from Liverpool. They are now embarking on board the steam boats, SMARM and Hercules, fur Glasgow.—(Greenock Advertiser, 5`6111 July ) Tuesday morning the list dieiiiiust of the 57th ►egimeut mashed from Limerick for Feernoy. The 57th are replaced is Limerick garrison by the 42d r•ysl highlanders. be 4sd are replaced in Ratbkeal• by the rides, frees rieweabile. Tomtitty a detachment of the 99th replaced the tiara at 411thsp4alo. • .• I'l ' • WEST INDIA TRADE. The following extract from the commercial cir cular of • citizen of thsinburgh will show she pro bable operation of the recent Acts of Parliament with regard to she Weot India trade " The trade from the West ladles to every part of she Continent being now open, many goods will be shipped from thence diirert to Hamburgli, Bremen, See., sad the erode in the interior of Germany, Prussia, Russia, lee., will he supplied wiA coffee, sugar, rum, and other colonial produce at a nisch cheaper rate than formerly, when they were ob liged to go Is she English market. Considering this cireenotsace, many merchants trading to the West Indies ' or proprietors of plantation.. may be iedeeed to estabhsb houses In Ham. burgh fur the better disposal al their predate" GIBRALTAR. The isroltwe Chroniele of the S'h inst.. which a►rived yesterday, contains the following Procla ma•ion " His Exce!leery the Governor deems it secesaary to set os fool those precautiositry measures fur securing the pub lic health, of which the efficacy has been proved by the experience of the last seven years; it is therefore most strongly recommended that those inhabitants alto ►ave nut passed the epidemic fever, sod are in cousegermee liable to its attacks, du make arrangements so its to be able to retire, for the night, to the bats in the neutral grimed, on or before the 25th inst. "Comp equipage will he isimeil to the poorer dunes or inhatislints, who to like manner hare not passed the period of the fever, under the same regulations u iu the years above norntioned. " Gives at Gibraltar this 6th day of Judy, 1813. " CH ATHA M, Governor. (By Coosasaill ) "S R. CHAPMAN, Civil Secretary." The coal-porters in general on both sides of the Themes have struck. on account of gat ei employers proposing a reduction of wars. r fernier wages were four-pence a children I lately they Ituve been reduced to three-pence halfpenny; sod now it is proposed to reduce them to three-pence. A few coal-merchants, however, coutiuue to pay at the rate of three-pence halfpenny. A shipwreck. as ineaplicable in its origin as it was fatal its its cousequeuces. occurred on Sunday Let, the %Id iiistant, near the month of the liver Tay. Early in the morning the mast of a vessel, with all her aids set, was observed standing up. right in the water, a talk to the eastward of the Ledy Bank; and shortly thereafter the crew of the smack Defence. when off Broughty Castle, picked up the ossify of a man, which was ascertained to be that of J. COOPAII. master of the sloop Active. of Dundee. It was now con jectured she was the unfortunate striae!, which proved to be the case. Two boats were immediately dispatched to the spot, laud abe was found to be sink under only a few feet of water. flow the ac cident occurred is unknown, and must for ever re main so; the whole crew. consisting of the master and his two sons, being drowned iu the deep. The body of the Captain, when fousid, was still warm; rad his watch and the altip's pope's were in his pocket ; bat the bodies of his sons have not yet bens. get. He has left a willow sod two children to lootrat thisifft.ctiag calamity.—(Glasgoic (hro nic/a) idiAet~~ PROM us? *mums cAZErft BANK RUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Ti m m b y HOyie sod Joshei Lord, of Ir. e'l Sprier, Whalley, Laseaster, and of Manchester, calks-primers. BANKRUPTS. John Mortimer the elder, of aeekheaton, York, merchant, lo 'surrender, Asgeot 5, at six, 6, at ten, al the Court Novae, Leeds, pork, end Septrileher 10, at 'terra, at the George Inn, Howidersleki, tiofkaldre. Alto r Mem Morton and W.11..m.e.a, Orme% inndquare, el London ; and Mr. James Edward Boren, Ratilka. William Hewer. 17111, nr late of Uanellen, Mosma a iN farmer, to surrender, August 15. 16, sad 4eptember Ilk at eleven. at the Angel lot, Aberenivenss, 111.ininoisi b. Attor neys, Messrs. B. mid T. Gibh, Aberessenay ; and Mr. Gm. pry. Cleiviest's 1.., Landon. _ of aral;r1ter:7117•1111:::::;::: Jl N . st her Tvs ie. reer . cro Fila p lla tho sb ree , le: w e n o r m lli e. ea t, r at , August 8,6, nod September 10, at elesow 4 at the OW le lan, Coventry. Attorneys, Messrs. Woodward. Orrrtnn, sod Coombe, Tokealsouselard, London; and Mr. !Hullo, Co ventry. Henry Clarke and Framels Grandy, of Liverpool, tiler. churls, to surrender, Aslant 17, 19, and S 'itemiser 10, at nue, at the George Inn, Dale street, Liverpool. Attorneys, Messrs. Late, Miller, and Late, Liverpool; and Mears. Taylor and Roscoe, King's Beech-walk, Temple, London. Francis Robinson, of Ado* nigh Birmingham, dealer and chairman, to surrender, August 13, at Ave, 14, and Septa bet 10, at twelve, at the Swan lan, Highstreet, hem. Attorneys, Mr. R. W. Gras, New -street, ear M Dicke. nod RPIIIIOO, Smithfield, Rinnisghans; aid Messrs. Jeniop and Bolton, Elm court, Temple, London. DIV, DEN DS. August 6. J. Parsons, of Wbitechapel, Middlesex, vietual ler, at eleven. at the Court of Commissioners of Bask nopte....Basinehoill street, Landon. _ _ Atignat 40. W Wylie, formerly of Southampton-buildings, Middlesex, afterwards of Rin Janeiro and the Brazils, South America, since of Lonclon-.trees. Fitarny.square, and now of Sarihrimptoo-row, Bloom.hory, Middlrm x , merchant, at one, at the Conrt of comm...loorn of Bank rll p.a,Rattl.ighsll 7 atreet, London. Auito•l 20. J. Nieto! sod W. Nichol, late of the Oldlewry, London, merchants, at ten, al the Court of Commissioners _ _ of Bsokrepts, Bastachall-street. August 22. H. Coates, tate of Bradfield, Essex, Griner, at eleven, at the Thorn la*, Histley. __ - _ August 11. 1. E Esdieott, of Exeter, builder, at eleven, et the Globe Tay- rn, Angst 20. W Monk, of Bolton. Uneasier, muslin-ma. aufacierer, at one, at ibe Bridge laa, A.Nat 21. J. Penley the younger, late of [Hey, Gloucester, dyer, at twelve, at the Old Bell law, Donley, Gloucester- . .. Aire. Aligns. 27. I. Lender, late of Birmingham, merchant, at one, al Vauxhall, Anton, near Birmingham. August 20. A. P. Poonales and A. G Puertales, of Broad- street, London, torrebents, at twelve, itt t►e Court of Con enissioners of Bsokrapts, fleoingltall-street. Sago.. SO. J. Sinus and,. Blass the younger, of Love, Covalent!, a►erehsets, at eleven, ot the Ship tan, Loot. - . . Almost U. H. Cooke and D. Prince, of — .1.111 1 •1 11-111Feet, • 1.0n.)0 0 , merchants, at cooly., at that Court of Comm,.t stoners of Bsokruirts, Basinghall-aireet. August it. J. Ea r, of Funedon, Northampton, farmer, at , . tea, at the Ram iiti;, Nor hamptno. Almost 21. J. Knight, of Halifax, York, •erchant, at eleven. at the Cooper's Aram lee, Halifax. Assert 20. G. Gads►', of Saaresinoe, Leicesier, moltster, at 'levels, at the Qiiees's Head leo, kibbpdc-la•Zeuch, Leicester. August ft. A Preetiee aad T. Shelley, late of Manchester. calico-I;6'l.ra, at elevea, at the Crows IMO. SUMP, Stafford. August 20. R. Saelgrove, nos or late of Waraingcamp, Sas. sex, woolmagter, at (wave, at the Norfolk Aries, Aruadol. August 20. J. Clarke, of Wakefield, York, bookseller, at . _ aloe. H the Star lea. Manelwerer. August rd. G. Myth, W. BIOS, aad F. Wydr. of Singing !Ts sad Liverpool, aseriebatata, at akvca. at the Rs)at Hotel, Rimini'lam. August 20. R Wharton and H. Wharton. nt Little Croilly, L ter, julitera, at pee, at the George tun, Dale-street, • Liverpool. August 1.0. J. Livesvy, of Farnwortb, sod Prestolee Milk, Dear Bolton. Lnocaster, paperiasker, ai out, at the Bridge lou, Little Bolton, LabllCSSier. A•grat 26. J. H. Baversiort, Isle of Allen, Hants, mu mon.brewtr, et two, et the 81111111 Inn, Altos. August 46 mod 47. J. Dicken, of Shrewsbury, Salop, up. holateier, at ricer*, et the Talbot Inn, Shrewsbury. August 20. J. Brown, now nr late of London, Army clothier, et eleven, et the Court of Cutatuiasieerrs of Bankrupts, Baatugliall-street. CERTIFICATES.—Aticurr 2n. - Hargraves, OILi;erpool, Stewart, la s of Kinp.►trrel, Cbrapside, London, Seolehfartor.—W. Sher wood, Isle of Liverpool, soap.onasuraelarer.-11 Gabes, M Leitest , r-squoire. Middlesex. liara.draper.—A. J. 'Smith and I. Shepherd, of Belerlry, &afford, iroaraasiers. COURSE OF EXCHANI Amsterdam, C.F. 12 7 Ditto at Sight ll 4 Rotterdam 12 8 Antwerp .. • 12 4 H•inburgh 37 d Alicia' Paris 3 day's date 25 40 Ditto 26 70 Sourdeaux 25 70 Frankfurt me the Maine 156 Petersburgb, p. rbl. tri 3 Us. Vienna Trieste laadrid Cadiz Bilboa 36 Bareeloua Seville Gibraltar 3o} DEATH. On Therettay, the 25th of Jetty, et Hateptoo Covet, Hitt Ounthuree, yeetteest dattelnee to the We William Ger theme, Euq of the lelaad of Asti's% most eieoteely la. emoted by her family sod all who had the heppieeetd hosetiott her. HIGH WATER AT LANDON BRIDGE THIS VA' Alornoug a after It. I Evvoia' 19 eller It Printed sod IsaMiGawd at THE BRITISH PRESS awl THE GLOBE Odice, N.. 127, Steam!, by CHARLES CORNWELL, of tbe Slsasd. ~~ PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. W. Kelly, F. Coy, and G. F. Young, of Limehouse, copper merchants so far as applies to W. Kelly, July 20, 1822. CI. Bramwell site elder •Nd G. Bramwell the younger, of Stockport, Chester. druggists July 25, 1822.—J. Spurr sa:l W. Lockwood, of Yo:k, chemist., July 8, 1822.—P. Jeers and J. Joan, of Cheater, lime, drapers, July 23, 1821.—H. Flood, J. Parkin, and J. Walker, of London, so far as regards J. Walker, Jour 21, 1822 —G. 13..umsfirld sod J. Williams, of Sureerlo.street, Fleet-street, aitorseys, July 30, 1822.—A. Claws and J. Ainaararth, of Manclrestra, tonsktetakers, July 23,1822 —J. H. Dyke aud T. Dyke, of Waorlewoi tit, Surrey, fellmongers. Jon. 24, 1814—G. 1). Damaldsort sad A. Do. naldson, of Graftos.street,Sulara, wine-merch.mir, July 30, 1822.—M. Ellis mad S. Hedges, of Bromsgrovr, Worcester, owl Ilianufaelerers, July 8, 1822. Ten Fomps.—The market, though not quite 13 good, yesterday WU very ars ly. Consols were 80 iii for August, and 80i fur Money; Reduced , 81h; ; 4 per Centro. Nit; New 4 per Cents. 99j; Long Annuities, 201. Foreign Securities: hum the sews from Madrid, which, after all, is not la lieved, Spanish Stock was flstter, and was done as low as 62 for the New, and 621 for the Old Bonds. PrUiltlitil, 881; Lhaiakh. 873; Neapolitan, Tif. iGE, TUUDAY, JULY 30. Leglopru . ....... 47i Gepp00....... 43/ V. plice ........., '27 60 Malt• Narks. ....... Pnl. row, per or Lisboa ()pod° 2 Km Janeiro on Baba* Dahlia "1 . Cork .. Oi MOLLIOV. Porter"! Gold i• f d cell% re .... • • (ield is 8an...... 3 17 ti New Deshisess.... 3 13 1 New 0 Solver me Bars 00 0 -m . A4.A 6006