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I I Tile Prisoner wehibt \lour Orlistlitrki, with a Lag on Mt alioulder, confirming potatoes, and he accosted 11010 e permit for charity, whets Wiry took hies into if etledy.• lie Erode ou resistance, hot steady walled to the Qffice. Oa his rood he reads the °Seery sisideratiod that he was ewe of the pee sanity from lie neigkbOurbousl of Cork, where be had a wife and family dying fur want, and to prevent their starvation be hstlect4eti from lodised for tie purpose of raising a guinea to acid over lo them. He had borrowed misery from some persons at 12 . etturatidbe, and was end aaaaa rift' (p raker linnen to supply his family when . the officers saw him ; I+4o he had raised by its; -making. Twenty-five shillings were toond nii Ilse, Primmer • person, which was detained by the officers lipid inquiry is made concerning him. lie was com. mittcrlotsith a recommendation that the bleusiteity Sudety Mahe the necessary inq u i r y i n hi s cas e. 4 1t • • DEMERARA. A 'era important and interesting canoe *at tried In March lett, before the lismourable Court of Criminal and Civil Justice of the Uoitril Colony of Demerara and Essequibo, at us PArtrsorsheary Scission, summoned by the Hoe. Charles Wray, President, held at the Court-house, in George Town, on the Pill, sod 26th of March, and ffilth of April. The heirs of the late John Jones, Esq. planter (residing in North Wales) were Plaintiffs, and the Executors to the PSlllies George Buchanan, Charles S•uson, and John Wil son, Esqn. Defeedants. The Court decided is favour of the Plaintiff., and condemned the Defendants in coals; the se...it of which is, limit of time heirs having °blamed pow,. Sion of the two valuable sugar estates, Walet and Vreedemien, the cenps of •Iticb, last year. were (according to a return made 10 the Colonial Receiver's Office) 1,0-26,560, pounds weight of sugar, sod 57,000‘galluns of rum. . INQUESTS. / * NA:I6I,IM Smelt's —Thursday •fternektst 911 int/nisi. I in us, t.kest before Thomas Shelton, Dig. Corouer for London and Sunth . wark, on viiw of the holy of Mr. T. But. Is.), who put a period le his taistence in the following trani.ti 'l'ne Jiiry sat at the private house of the dreerraed, No. 18, Great Di.tsff lane, Doctors' Commons, and from the eat. &ore a•!dticeil there before the Coroner, it appeared tbat the it.ceated, a brother to Counsellor S o llensl. was a wise. tnerelisnt of great respectability, and that for some days tail( he ens observed to exh , bit strong symptoms of a eheirdered mini,. He breakfasted in his bud at tea Cel, , ek en Weiler/day morning, and on the servant Tearing the room, Le desired her not to dialwrb him fur some lime, at he ten rather indisposed, add wished to go to test spin. The hour of use o'clock haring gone by, and be net having made his appearance, the family bet-ante tlarmed fur hie saftly i Upon which the servant weal sad knocked at his room door several times ; but receiving no answer it was broken open ( the door having ben lucked on the inside), when a matt feightful sp.elliele presented ikelf to view, as t'se d d was discovered stretched, cold and lifeless, on the bed, having his head near,: severed from the neck, by a dreadful wound el aching from ear to ear, across the thrust. The arteries of one of his arms were also cat across; on one side of him lay the dressing-glass, sad on the other a mos. all besmeared with clotted blood, with which he committed the fotal art. He was partly dersted, and it is presumed Not Ise used the looking.glass as a guide to the more effec tual accomplishment of his melancholy undertaking. The Counsellor. brother, cad many other respectable rela tives and friends, were present durtng the inquiry, on which It was proved to the satisfaetioa of the Coo sad Jury, that he 11/.1. in a deranged state of natelleet when he toln tomed the rash act. The deceased was forty yeses of age, sal was not married. Verdict—" /annuity." An inquest Wai held last evening at the Two Sawyers is ilary-le-bune•lane ' on the body of James 15-dgonith, aged sixty years. The deceased was formerly groom is the see- Vice of his Grace the Doke of Wellington, sod lately bad tem a shop in Bate street, Ratcliffe-highway. Ballad mar ried a wife in his old age, and did not, it appears, enjoy asy ectosolerable matrimonial frheity. About a fortnight ago kr kft home, nod declared that be never would return, since wlOcir maim) he has gust from one place to tooth. r appa rently deialiged is his mind, and at night he procured fo•'cing at some public house. On Monday night last he rook lodgings at the Two Sawyers, and slept there several rights; 4h lYeilnesday morning he was found atispendrd,by • cord f,om the tester of his bed, Its body was owls okra chi down, and means one used to restore animation, but unsuccessfully. The deceased bad been very desponding for ousts time. He accompanied the Duke of Wielingtoa in stoat of his banks its the Peninsula. Verdict—" Hanged karisdf, being insane at the lime." Mst NCITOLT ACCIDENT.—Last night, at seven o'clock, an micas,' taken before Thos. Hires, E.g., Deputy (own, r. at the Ship ,pnblic•bouse, Millbask row, on this b,.ly o f a young lad, named Thomas Ward, who was acci dentally drowned is the moat which surrounds the Penitco. glary, on Thursday evening. Jchn Pratt, Esq. surgeon to the Penitentiary, being sworn, m•teriolsal about seven o'clock he bad just hft there, when hc ores ioformed that a boy was drowned and another drown ing. lfe, accompanied by the Governor, porter, and a gen. ttcnisn named Dsiiks, repaired to the spot; the latter ran Scst, and d himself, and diving. brought up the deceased, and on diving again caught hold of the other, who was al most lifeless. IVitness instantly administered the usual re. medics, with the assistance of the Governor, for upwards of half an hour, but without soy success. The other lad shoft- Jy after recovered. . This witness's testimony Was corroborated by Mr. Enoch Danko, of Millbank-slrect, Who added that the water was shoat Are feet six inches is depth. The Jury, without any hesitation, returned a verdict A•ctifsnteelly dfroirrerl. THE ARMY. One company of the Ist rifle brigade, quartered is New. rialto, hay,• bit that town fur kilisallock, where they are to he stationed. The two troupe of the 3J fight draweens which searched Hi here on Thitrada). under lieutenant-Colonel Hutchins, with the staff of the regiment, will refugia on shore. wailing tar a fair wind to embark. The list troop of she 10th huiotars will march this day fur Carrick on Suir.—(lVd lerford • Paper of Saturday ) NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. poaTsmoirrn, JUNt 27. Arrived the CaroLae, flour, from Cadiz; and ilium, hum ibe rives Gambia. PLY/10711111, Mit 26. Arrived the West iadia packet. Gillman, from Trinidad in 49 days ; Kam., frum Jamaica; sod ibe Jests., Goa St. X. 1 1 .11. ritiltOUTW, dints el. Arrived a the port tin William, Gagne, from Trinidad, in is days. Drat, Jong 27. Arrived sad sailed for the River the Amity, Gray, from Batavia; Segal., Middleton; sod Gulden Grove, Nagar, from Jamaica. Came down from the Ricer the Margaret, Johnston, fur At. Helena ; Rockingham, Coffin fur New fork; Monist stone, Hadar, for Messina; Sylvta , evader, fur C.pe Coast Caele; Veleolllll Exmouth, Clark, for Gibraltar; Mark, Popo* fey Cale, lad sailed with the real , of tbe outward- Lenart. Term ended on Wednesday. It itai neither been interesting to the public, us', sit believe, very fruitful to the lawyers, and .eeitisistly most unpro ! ti table to a !urge majority of drag( clients. Cl•elses has been of late mach sanoved by the presence of females of loose iOaracter. the Magis trates issued en order for the apprehension of all persons of that description. Five-aqd-thirty Were mkt() t.p yesterday morning arid lodged iu the watetibouse. 'APIP"S;: INISORtIGN • lllTELLioinver A . .• GERIIIAN.PAVEM e ?. • -1*221211//2*2 ;S: Tire Metettite adopted br . the 'Bavarian GoVern rnent is imposing very. heavy duties est ull articles coming from France.' hare nowl)ee n officially pub. halted, and take effect immedi4tely. The following particulars shew the vast additions made to the duties New Duty. Old Doll. florins. flotilts. French Wises, wltlsoot difference or ex cepeaao, per real. Freoeh Sprits, Liquors, &e. per rent 3O .... 10 I.lk Goods. Per rent. lOO .... 20 Jewellery, Triakels, Peaontecy, he. French Poreelaie Olive Oil 2O .... if Colonial Produce, as Coffer, Cuero', su gar of all tied*, per cent These duties to be levied without regard to the state from which they are imported into the king dom. Only some exceptions will be made (after previous undemanding ani agreement) with re spect to those neighbouring States which shell adopt similar measures. The transit of the above ar ticles through &saris to be sllowed JS heretofore, on payuteut of the established duties. CONSTANTINOPLIC, MAY 26: A cry of horror 'will .resound through Europe when the new cruelties in Selo are made known.— All are massacred. Even the 78 Prelates who were detained as hostages have been cut to pieces in the fort. The generous French Consul, Digeon, is the moat to be pitied. He had gone into the villages and proclaimed the Turkish amnesty, and at the same time pledged himself for the Sultan's giving pardon. The inhabitants on this surrendered all their arms, on which the Asiatics fell on thirteen villages and executed a general massacre. All fell without defence under the sword or the Turks, who behaved with the most refined cruelty. The whole island is a sepulchre. The few women and chil dren who were sheltered in the French Consulate are in the deepest misery. Some Greeks still com bat in the mountains ; but their destruction is cer tain. These events hate excited such terror he-e, that nobody ventures to intercede for a Greek fa mi•y for fear of being included in the same pro seriptitm.—(Allgeneense &thong, Jane 18.) BEMLIN, JUNK 3. Letters from Bitog,lia, of May 23, have been re ceived at Belgrade, from which it appears that consternation prevails in that part of the country._ The Turks ire advancing in great force towards Larissa. The agents of the English are said to have succeeded in inducing the Sulints and Alba nians to submit to Chourschid Pacha, who will soon effect his junction with the Pacha of Saloniclii to march through Livadis against the Mores Decisive events may, therefore, sorm be expected in these parts. Nothing but a Miracle can save the Greeks as affairs now stand. It it affirmed that the operations of the Turks, both by sea and land, are diverted by English officers, and that they hive promised entirely to quell the insurrection of the Greeks before the termination of the negocia. lions with Russia.— (A Ilgemeirve Zeitung, Janel 7.) FEOM THE MAINZ, JUNE 19. Mr. Von G. a young Noblrmo of the north of Germany, who, inspired by enthusiastic love of liberty ■nd by youthful courage, had hastened to the Mores, returned home • few days ago; he left the theatre of war with five comrades, •od landed at Venice. flis act mint of the Greeks, of their mode of warfare, and their behaviour to foreigners who have hasteued front remote countries to their aid, places that people in no favourable light. He describes the land troops as seeking pillage rather than victory, and says, that they even attack those of tin it own cation when they meet with a weaker body returning home with booty, csrelrss of shed ding Ch ' 'an blood if they can snatch the spoil from the original robber. Between ,the Greeks at sea and those at land there is Pro centrum oiry of interests, no onion ; they are like two distinct nations, resembling each other only in their lust of r•l.iae, sod considering foreigners as adventurers who come to share the spoils which they might have had to themselves. He confesses that they behave better to foreigners of distinction. Without attempting to invalidste his statements, we must observe, that if .we examine things on a great scale, and consider only the general results, we have the more reason to be astonished at them, for it cannot be dented that notwithstanding all these de fects and impediments, the Greeks have made great progress towards their object. TREVES, JUNE 11. M. Fonk has appealed against the sentence of death passed upon bun, and many persons are of opinion that ibis affair is very far from its eon. clusian.—(Pfuremberg Currespendent,Jane 19.) PARIS PAPERS. PARIS, :UNE RS. CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES. SITTING OF JUNE 24. The Chamber proceeded to diocese the project of law o■ the Custom.. M. laiane de Villevrque chiefly coasidered those articles of the prujet which applied to the Colonies. Ile could not ton often repeat that to admit the propoteed augmentations in their full extent, was to subject the Freed consumer to a new lax of 25 millions per annum, whilst the public treasury wake d 15 millions to the prosperity of the Colonies. los such a situation Frsore would gain 40 without a year by re ;Pouncing the fatal possession. II would also give a mortal blow to the commerce, the manufacture., and the Leg. lcul. tore of Frame, by excluding her, on account of the aug meataliou of duties, from the vast field which the Spanish and Portuguese Americans afforded for speculation. M. de Straurello said, every measure adopted for aug menting the ditties oa the importation of foreign produce, or for its prohibition, immediately gives rise to similar mea sure. relatively to the admission of French produce in other countries. He desired the Chamber to eousider the effect produced In Germany by the project of law presented la.t Session, where several Neighbouring States are bastenitte to raise a barrier, 11 , 1 only to obstruct the admission of F,eueb produce, but even to prohibit its free passage. If Cranes commented the whole produce of her agriculture and manufacterms—if she were nut in want of the material for her manufactures, she might pursue a system of isolation; but whatever degree she lied been able to attain from the fertility of her soil, the fineness of the t.'lllalr, ■nd the erotic end activity of her isebabitents,lit most be agreed, said the Hon. Member, else Is still far from betas is that happy coodetios. M de Vole Chamber should eatunir nets front nue prisieipol point. The system of prohibition is i.soressive throughout Europe; it is wronger than eset. The eons. nierciml prospedly of EoglamJ it foundttl upon al% 711 r-r. 'he ;ammo of ad eOlll.llAf ri Aosta Ise tatheata, bni assoug them wars vast number of pave , a wht were inte rested in the rapid rise of their coseraereisl prosperity. lie considered • number of artists and toes of letters in the light of growers, although like the celebrated Waller Scott, they aright wet as yet have succeeded is i esliaiag II fortune of two . arilllons and a half. He was of opinion they *Wald net ad roit ftrreign sugars into France, or at least that the duties should be raised Is the urn. proportion as In England. M. Duvcrgirr de linuiranne expressed • wink that France de sho g u eo ld or anihtie e suislt Col i PplttheEonugilst.b in recogniziag the lodepen. Several other Members delivered their seatiateuts mad the debate was tinnily adjourned. - The lowan/ dlodre ed Loire of (be rlrt Instant say*, " General Berton set out yesterday from Saunter for Poieticrs, from *hence he is to be conveyed under a good escort the road of Loudest.' The member of evictors which took plat* at Parts 1111821 was 348, in Ism 325. The Gasette de Lyon says.—" ft is stated that the School of Law, which bus existed at Grenoble since 1/93, and *bids a Royal Ordiaance suppressed is 1881, is about to be trausterred to Valettoe, where it existed for several centuries previous to the Revolution." Letters from Seamer state, 'hat Delon was one of the armed troop wide% came to the aid of Berton, and of which Ifelfel killed the Chief by a pistol shot. Won is wandering in the Beidti and cannot escape the active search of w►ich he is the utijsct —(Qosestiefienne) It Is said that Valf,l will receive immediately t►e Brevet et( ■ Member of the Lesion of Honour, and pass into the corps of Royal Gendarmerie with the Hutt of Lieatensab— /dr es. Four or five days since two persons of the highest rink coming frem Spain, and proceoding to Lyon*, passed through Nisttes.—/dent. Letters born Perpignan of the 15th instant, say, " A let ter brought by She last courier, written by a Liberal of Bar alone, states that the insurrection is general in Catalans, and that a division of Constitutionalists, returning from an unfortunate expedition, were guilty of the 111106 i dreadful excesses., rape, robbery, and assassination. A Captain of the 6th regiment (ILA Creuse) writes from Bellegarde, that he bad wituesscd a combat which had talon place within a few days sear La Jonquera. Re had, he paid, seen piney battles, but WOO which disphayed ao mach Cory on both stiles. victory at length decided fur t►e Royalists; thtir enemies lost much; and 114.10 cavalry, and two mono. lain pieces, were the prey of the victors. According to a letter from Barrelooa, the T.iberalt had pillaged several warehouses belonging to the French, sod had ordered the proprietors to quit the city and province. Ono of thew uufurtunate men writes to his family that he was out his road, with astral others, to rents to Frame*, but that they feared bring assawinated by the way. Moja-General the Mitquts tillantponi has arrived at Perpignan.—(lifern ) The German Journals maintain silence respecting tho 'Rain of Russia and the Porte. The private letters arc still of a pacitlc chancier. French Funds.—The Five per Cent. Consols opened at 91 f. CO c.; Milani 91 f 65c ; closed at 01 f. 60e. Exchange on London.—One Month 26 f. 66 e.; Theo Ditto 25 f. 30 e.—{Coors A actiontiquit, June OIENOA, .1031 15 The royal squadron which has for some isys expected in the poet the signal fur depsieurc,coosiete of two ships of the lien, a frigate, a corvette, a brig, and a galhot. It has on beard the Onassis for Algiers tad Tripoli, and the Vine. Consul fur Tunis. After haring disembarked each at the residence sesignid to Lim, the sgeadro■ will cruise, it is said, fur tome weeks in the kierditemaarta, to protect cons. twice and cease oar peg to be respected. FRANKFORT, JUNE 20. If we may believe the reports io eireolation herr, the 'rocks here sweetly termed to rebuild ail the Greek Chorches destroyed dortog the disturbances. ,On the other band, it is said that the Rita Effendi tsa split complained to Lord Sirangford, that the Russians have sot evacuated the fron tier places of Audi. CHINA. The following is the chop, or official document, by which the China trade is re-established on its former footing " Vane, the hate Palma-Hem and Chung, the Tung. Haan` Magistrate, hereby i.e an order to the Hung tiler chants. " We have now respectfolly received a reply from his Ex. cellency the Governor of Koang.Teng and Kuang-se in the following words:— '• The Treasurer sod the Judge have slated in an authen ticated form what Huang, she late Panyu.Heru, had mated In them, the substance of which was contained in a Chinese document delivered to him by the Hong Illerchasta from the English Chief Urosston and Me others, and was founded on circumstances stated by the Houg Merchants in bebrelf of the Chief and the others. It appears that the men of war leas already takers . away in her she foreign murderers, and has run away bark to her own country; and the C l hief at this time indeed appears out to bars any means of ordering the delivering up of those murderers. Hut it is authenticated, that the Chief and the others have p ted no official do eument, saying that they will lake all the circumstances of Ibis affair, from field to last, sod wilte home that it may be examined into and managed. " Further, the said Treasurer, Judge, sad others, have founded on certain circumstances, requested and cut d that the trade might be opened, and that indulgence might be shown, and, as iw former edicts, permission be given to all the ships to open their hatches and carry on commerce. " Uniting these circumstances, I , the Gemmel., hereby direct the Treasurer and Judge forthwith to act in obedience to the I of this, and transmit an order to the Kwarig. Chow-'Too, and to the officers deputed le arrange ibis affair, to borne an edict to she Hong Merchant., that they may pro. midge it to the Chief, Uimaion, and the others, to return immediately to the foie;go factories, and transact business, that all the merchant ships, without exception, are permitted to open their hatches and lake goods on board, to enable them to ■nil themselves of the proper seam°, and set sail le return home. This is an extraordinary favour, arising (mom tender regard to foreigners in me, the Gowen/err, and they ought universally la feel grateful. " Thus the Governor's will bar, come before ns the Trca. serer and Judge, and we direct that this edict he commis. niested to the Hong Merchienes,lhat they micelle it upon she Chid (Urtniston), and the °Hove, to yield obedience thereto, Do not oppose. (A special edict.) " Taws Knits& Si year, lst mOO% 29th dap."--(rs 20,1841.} Mr. Huainan?owe, • young rurgeon, who has been labouring at the Barclay match of a thousand miles in a thousand successive hours, for a trilling sum, resigned his task on Thursday at Mornington, Somerset. He had but five more days to fioish, but he was attacked by fever, which increased, and compelled' him to resign. ZOtPlit •=.llllMm. The light between Randall and Martin, axed for the Sd of Septembe►, will not take place. Mandell, it stems, by am original article, had the choice of the day he would fight, bat by sabsequeat articles his backers, is his absence, named the 3d of September: nal ■-aide Is down, and next Tues. day is the day for doubling the stakes. The day named is Ifcedsing day, and Mendall cannot fight then, bat be is ready on any other day, as he thinks the Hule.in.tbe-tVall safer to stay at than the boxing riag. Martin will fight on the day named or not at all, and u no forfeit can be claimed, the Money must be drawn. The much between Oliver and Abbot, Seed for Thursday nut, will be off, at Oliver has met with a severe einsiord sate. THE TURF. -..m.... BATH RACES. ertarastlsw. JUN. 44—(natirr DAY.) Sweepstakes of sge. each. with 501. added, for horsee that never won 100/. at auy one lime before the day of uomi nation ; three-yr•olds, 751.; four, Sid. 711, ; fi ve, Ost. 51b.; six, Pa. 121 b.; sad aged, lOat. Two miles and a &stelae. Mr. Blatbwayte named Nora., 4 yrs old OOOOO ••• I Mr. Psyse's eh. e. by Usapsebagh, 3 yrs o/d Mr. Thornhill's ds. f. Scarps. 4 yrs old 3 Mr. Willisma's b. e. by Orville, 4 yrs old Mr. Findoo's br. e. The Baron, 4 yrs old 6 Mr. Fkming'is Bland ford, S 3ra old . • A very good race. Even betting Noraa apt the Field. A Plate of 56/. given by the Members for the C...,', for three and four-yr.ulds; three yr-olds carry*: 714. 71b.; 4.1. 121 b. Two-mile heats. Mr. ['use's p. m. Undine, 4 yrs old...vises • •••••• • I 1 Mr. Pincloa's br. e. The Baron. 4 yrs dr Mr. Quantock's b. e. by Orville, Ors aid e s sv as ...... 3 * Ms easy. COURSE OP EXCHA NI Arnsterdam....C.P 12 10 Ditto at sight l2 7 Rotterdam .... 2 U l2 11 Antwerp.. Hamburgh ....Q$ U 3B 2 Alton* ...... U 3B 3 Paris 3 day's sight 25 70 Ditto .........2U 26 0 Bourdeaux 26 0 Frankfort on the Main, Ex. M 167/ Petersburgb,rl.ll U. 0 Yjrlloll of 2 31 It) 21 Trieste.... do lO 21 )la. Cadiz .... Balboa Barevloua Seville ..... .... Gibraltar .. :GE, FRIDAY, JUNS Leghorn 47 Genoa 43, Venice Marla .. 46 Piaple• Palermo....peroz 118 I.inlsou Oporto Rsu Janeiro Bahia nublia Cork numaor. Portugal Gold is / ',. d. Coin, per 0z....0 0 0 Foreign Gold in Burs . .3 17 New Doubloons „.3 IS 0 New Dollars .....0 4 Silm In Dan 11 ,0 4 11 CATERSIIAST PARK RACES; WrMIPIDAY—(LAAT nay.) Ranters' Plate of 501 byftubseriplion of 50g e. emelt, with 20ge. added. Beater—Twei Niles. Mr. Fuller's b. h. Ordeal* . 1 4 0 1 . . Caplet° Haa's Miracle. Mr. Bouverie's Pretolis Mr. Goodchilors Ellen Mr. 'lavaliere's gr. g.... A beautiful race. After the heat, even "in Ordeal; after the second heat, even oa Miracle; and after the dead beat, 6 to 4 on the winner. Sweepstakes of sgs. each, wills:10o. added. A Two Mile . .. Hcni —Weights for age. Mr. Farquharson's b. e. Logic Mr. Cary •right's Scli ro f.. Six started, but oue ran out of tbe coarse, and the °Ow three Ironed after hint and were all distanced. STAMFORD RACES, TnustruT, Just Vt. Sweepstakes of logs. each, p. p. for horses. lee. not thortm;ll - and that never won sCri. in plate, match, swerp. strikes, ur subscription, and that have regularly bunted the preceding season in any of the counties of Lincoln, Leicester, Rutland, and Northampton, to be /Soya fide) the properly of subscribers at the time of naming; to carry 12.1. each. Mares mid geldings allowed 31b. Twice round the course to a brat, the best of dote heals. To be ridden by Gentlemen. Mr. Platers b g. Forester, aged 1 1 Col tact Pierrepoot's di. g Golden Cleaver, aged 2 2 Mr. Brown's br. g. by Vivaldi, aged Marquis of Exeter, Hon. Geu. John Milks, Lord Crude uell, Captain Arnold, Lord Strathaveu, and Mr. G. J. lleath fele are subscribers, bat did not name. Fifty Pounds given hy Ike Mariptis of Exeter. Tbree year olds to carry Got. 81b.; four year olds, 83t.; five year olds. Sat. 10ib. • six yrar olds, 8.1. 131 h.; and aged, eel 21b. Mares andgeldiogs 'Vowed 31b. A winner of one Wale, match, or sweepstakes, Ibis year, to carry 3 lb.; of two, Sib ; of three, 7:b. extra. Maiden horses, .14c. allowed 31b. Twice round to • heat, the best of three beats. lord Clarendon sh. c. Masco, 4 yin (won one plate).. 1 1 Mr. Waters be. c. Haddon, by Pericles, 4 yrs old .. 5 dr Sweepstakes of 50es. each, straight smile, for three year :olds. Cults, Sat. 71b.; Ches. Sat. 41b. Gen. Grosvettor's br. e. Marselhes, by &lira, out of Briseis, received forfeit. Marquis of Exeter's c. by Soothsayer, out of Miniature Duke of Portland's b. f. Vaultress, by Walton, dam by kilection. MARKETS. . (From Om London Neu Price Clivrevt.3 FRIDAY, auxr.2B. Coeroa —Cotton this "Perk has been very heavy, yet no , parcels press noon the market for sale; sad in clime. qttence no reduction in the prices can I.e stated. The par. chases are too intor.siderahle to enurni rale, consisting only of a smell parcel of Bahia, it'd. and some India deseriptiorts, which had•bens taken la at the sale this day week. Corecr...—The extensive public sale yesterday, 428 easily QS bags Coffee, chiefly Jamaica, neat off with great brisk. Dear, sod generally al the advauce of Is. a es. except the very ordinary qualities, which were without alteration. The public sale of Coffee to-day, consisting of 102 hare Demerara and &shier, wool off with briakomo at very fail priers. SVGAIL.—The late easterly winds have prevented any ens tiderable arrivals anew Sugary, but us it is now changed, very extrusive &applies may lie expected. In ecntsryncuce of t h e indifferent supply of good 11Juseovades, the market has rather Improved this week ; there have been more sales and at prices a s►ade higher for the good qualities ; Ilse iu ferio► and low brows Lang heavily on site market, and were Offered at very Lew pricer, without inducing the buyers to come fornard. Toyotas the close of the market to-day • very ferment de mand for Mullein mita appeared, and in-oue parcel 400 Idols. weie Wien. The purchases this forenoon may be stated 1,200 Idols ; the piece fully Is per cwt. higher than on eats day. The Refiurra are buying. Tho public sale of Rarbadors to.day, 190 rusks, west of freely at high prices; brown 51.., yellow 575. a 80s., ordi nary white 935. • 675., good at 68s. a 70a., lire 745.6 d. The reduced steckaof Refined Goods attracted the stern tion of the wholesale Grocers ibis week • they have bees buying freely f or h ome cousumpt i us ; alert is, however, little variation in the pricer. There is much interest excited as to the bounty; it is to day generally expected there will be as additional one. If the old scale is adopted (which ha romoisreci) in the present low ge price of Raw Sugars, It world make • di/I-r -eact un Refined exported of about 9e. per sort. Some low brown lamps are reported at 74.. and 74,.81. Molasses, which early in the wr ek were 245. td, are tiacley 255. There hare been WM chests of Havensah Sums hi - ought forward by public sale this week , the fine white was not die. posed of; tbe'inferior sold at the previous priers; the brawn and yellow sold at • further redeutiou of ls. a tr.:—yellow 245. • 255., brown 225. • 235. , - latoico.—The Indigo declared for rale by the East India C.empany, to munmenee the OM J"ly rest, mount" at p►e. Beat to 1,097 chests, being the whole of the ussnU in the warehouses within • few chests ; the qualities are mostly flue and geed. Three ships hare strived from Calcutta, the car. goes of which are not yet made public; bet It is supposed they bring about Mkt chests of ludigo ; which uo doubt will be added to the above, if they eau be got reedy is time. The stock of Indigo of (muter "ales remainnig is. the East India Company's warehouses, at the hcgiutaing of thus month, was 5.409 chests. IR mg.—By public sale ow Wednesday, 75 barrels Carehim Rice, of a middling quality, sold 295. a ll9r. Bd.; 3,553 bags, fair finality, white Bengal wild so low so 9s. a 9r. 6d., which was lully Is per cwt. utuler she previous market prigs. This forrnomi the secousla by the Foreign mails were ICI y f■vour able fur Rice g .two rubies saki rare broolbt forward, 'bunt 8,0116 Lags fats qualify arliik Bengal Mite, chiefs *DM L. 61 . and 10.. TALLuw..—The demand for Yellow Candle Tallow conti nue* limited, and for parcel* here 355. is the meanie price fur arrival 304. Run, BaaNDT• and Hot.t.dibt—ne Ram enmity* re testing is a languid state, sod very fee purchases ors report. ad ; as variation in the prices rah be stated, and At great /*donjon is the stock begins is attract attention. The test. poetry request fur Brandy bat again subsisted, mud the um bel is Wavy. Geneva is oitbout alteration. CORN ENCOANGE, FRIDAY, JONI R. ite have had but little Wheat fresh in since Monday, but from previous arrivals oar market cuotinues ahrstsdantly supplied, yet that of fine quality fully maintains the ad vance that look place no Muuday and Wedaesdny, and throe was rather brisker sale fur prime samples. Batley, Poor. and Beaus may be quoted fall la. per quarter dearer, sod Oat. have advanced Is. per quarter, 11111leuUel the supply is taro.. - ------- UXBRIDCR. Corn Inspector's Return, THURSDAY, Iran 27. Meat, per load Barley, per quarter .. .2tts —d to 24. —d Oats l7s to 27, —4 Beaus 211, —tt to 33s —4l Prise !Ss —d to ats NEWBURY, i3ERKS, .103 t 21. Wheat 2os to 63s I Oats lss to 2'..1 R)e Barley l7s to Its Prase lts to 21s Bread, per galling, Is. U. to Is. 3d SALISBURY, Wheat U. (a 58. OA I 0at5...J4114 25.. Wk. Od. to 22r. Od Barley. - DEVIZES, ism( 27. Wheat.... 30s Od a 34s Od I Oats I MOd a 27$ &I Barley.... 20s Od a lls 6d I Beaus 661 Sacks of Wheat sold at the average ad 21s. 11.1. HUNGERFORD, Juin 11. Wheat 160. Od. to 620. OA. Oats.. lb. Od. to o'. in Bor' l3o. Od. Ito 20s. Od. Beams tOs. Od. to 31s 0.1. SMITHFIELD, FRIDIY, June 2S. Although our supply cost/man to ►e immense, ,et 631 e! prime quality fully summits its price; bet all atlas r hunt are nearly uutialeable. The following is au accurate slat, 1112Crt of the prices and members : To sink the offal par dose al Ohs. 1aref....110. A.I. to 3s. 44. Head ofCsllle Ms dayt Mutton .2. 0.1. to 3, 04. Beasts 4 Ol Lamb.. 3s. 6.1. to 4s. V. Steep and Lambs... 23.1 i 0 Vea1....3s OJ. to 4s. Ad. Calves 3ht Molt ... Is 0.1 le 3s. 4d ISE, P.m NEVIDATE AND LEADENHALL MARKETS. (By the Carcass.; Beer .... Is 111(1 to 4r 811 Vr;t 1.1 8.1 to 4. Ili Muttoo.. Is to 2s 1.11 Pork.... is Oil to 3. 3.1 Lamb to al to 4a ed. PRICES OP OAT AND gretAw. 5T.J4111111 . 11. Hay 3/ 3t 0.1 to 41 10, 0.1 I Hay... 0! Od to 41 4r M Straw 11141+ 61 to 21 Sy 0.1 Clover 41 0,40.1 to St —4, 4., Ckwrr 3/ 10s Od to 41 bit Od I Stror...l/ 14.0 d to 21 Ye 0.1 PRICE OF OOPS, per Cwt. WEW POCK [TIP. NEW RANH. Kent ....31 Os to IV bs Kept .. 31 Id to St RI Sussex ..2/ It. to 31 lan Sussex .... 21 Its to 3/ Rs Esscx....3l 0. to 4/ 44 Essex .... 21 16. to 41 4s Fireballs, bite, et. Ms. to 181.—Seeonds,21. Ms. to a M. PRICE OF POTATOES, Jost T 7. New Potatoes, Wart . . 4e. A.I. to ls. per ewe. Middling PRICE OF RAN FAT, per slum. .e Ptb. Price by Tingle (u gated 4 Ike Tailew-rwellers), 2. M. PRICES 1W TALL°, Tor o Tallow *7. Tenor Ituuia 36.0.! White ditto...—• —1 64 Soap 3?, Od —5 04 Melting Stuff 281 0 , 1 0.1 [Nifty rough..l7s (hl —. Ad r. SOAP, !kr. p(s 11? l b —. Yellow Soap 7.T+ 11fullied s • )t Curd • • 8n i IGraves 7+ 6. Good Dt cgs..., , 7d C. RAW RIDS& Best Heifers & Steers, per al. Ordinary.. Q. 4,1 to '2, Ol 3s Od to 3. 4.1 Markel esW.. rad; IM 1.1 bliddliags 9.s Sd to 2,1 10d Eat Horse Os Od to n. l' SHEEP SS IN& Foils Sligtorlings Lambs. PRICE OF LEATima. Batts, sa to 56tbs each Prit to f.'44 per lb. Ditto, 56 to 6611i5. each lO.l to 21 1 4 Dressing Hides lB.l to 204 Fiue Cuacb Hides ... 1P1•4 to etni Crap Ilitka 35 to 46 Du (or cultism 164.1 to We Ditto 45 to 501ba ..194•1 to 2114 Calf Skins 30 to 41115 s 61.1 to 204 Ditto 50 to 701 Its ........ ..• 2scl to 271 D.tto 70 to 80Ibs .. • 9114 to 264 Small Seals (Grerukin•) Large (tilt.) ... • ...... Twilled Worse HUM* Lott to 26.1 Roaiimh Norse H.Jcs COAL MARKET, JUNE 'I. Ships st Math t. Skip. Sold. Price. 3(j Newcastle . 3/s ltd. to 3111 s. At. 1.4 Sunderland - 1 S!owe Coal 0 ...... ...11 ed. to •—o. IQ. 1 Welsh Coat. . ..* ... b Cobs PRICE or STOCKS YESTERDAY. 7s i Bank Stock .... 242 India 80nd... "48 pr. 3 per Cent. Red. bOild Re. Bills. 2 ....1,0001. 34 per Cent... 901 91 2 pr. par. 2 pr. 4 per Ceuta..... 272 Otito Sm.II .. 3 6 pr. New 4 per Cents... p 3 Lottery Tickets, 21/. is+. Bank 1. Ann. :w) 7-1 Cone. for Act... WILLI, Imp. 3 per Ct. Ana. BIRTH. On Mouthy rut, at Chettonbism, the /Ad, of Thew! George F iatr.ald, Esq. of Oakland, comity of Mayo, Ire laud, and Bald•by Hall, Yorkshire, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. On Thursday het, by special limes., at the New Church, Mar-y.1,1w~ (by Ike Rev. Auguarue Asgill vale), James Huller Casa, Esq only euu of Sir Edward Hyde East, lately Chief Junin at Ca:eatia, to Miss Cargiiiie Eliza I eicb, second dalegliter of Jase , . henry Leigh, Eal of Srooclergb Abbey, in Ike county of Warwick. Afire ttu eerier'. sly Ilse bsIPY pair I.rocescleJ In Sloorbeirelen flow, the seat of their Gtaers the Duke and Duchess of 111111•1 0 4 . ham 111 , 11 (11413d0i. ths panda , , the 21th install', .1 E.her, by the Rry Mr Garrett, the Key. J. &tree Gib,oss, of Cohimo, to eas , .: , " , yuusgeit- tiughter of Henry Sears, Esq. M.P. fur i'cu. DEATH. On Mond*, kit, at In r house in Marelsestrv.sr,wire. lur 86th year, Nis. Moriisou, widow of the tete tienaal MyrliFun. _ -- • lil6H WATIICAT LONDON MIMI TOM DAY. Morning 46 after 9. I iissoing 19 Oar W. Primed end Published at THE IMIUTHEI PR EIS ad THE GLOBE isiliese, Nu It 7, Illood a • 1111 C. WWI WELL. 01 11t sleabil. I • I ."_ aiMihd.in A M