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rote allowed, bet even 'minket! to be present at the enactment .1 the lows. The old records Olmsted in statements respectiog the muititodek ossetnlalesl, its winter presence the laws were made and debated, anti therefore there was no injustice in requiring the public in general to he +ware of the lows to moo as they were enacted. The inaxlm of the law that ighoratdiq legis nos esteemed wail in throe days perfectly equitable, for not wily weir the lows made in the presence of the people, bat it was the duty of the Sheriffs of comities in thee courts, end even we believe of the Clergy in their churehes, to read the laws to the multitude. But' it the doors of Parliament were now literally closed against the public, sod that nothing transpired of ss¶aar wag passing within them until the result of hu deliberation was sent to the office of the King's Pri:ter in the shape of an Act of Parliament, the public might well plead ignorance of the laws; fur not only would none of the preliminary pro ceedings lie known to the nation, not only would nu particular measure excite interest or curiosity by a preparatory notice of The intention of the Legislature, but no Act of Parliament would be mode known to the country by the reading of them in the county courts or in the churches, and although published .at the office of the King's Penske, the expense of the voluminous records which now annually issue from that magazine of law would he so enormously heavy, that none of the pour, and few even of moderate fortunes could provide themselves with the knowledge uecessary to r,cure their properties from outrage, and their per sons front the dangei: of miconsciously offending tiga:iist some ordinance of the Legislat ure. But whatever might have been the wisdom or the age of excluding strangers from listening to site proceedings of Parliament, and of preventing their publicity, what can be more absurd than that the Members of Parliament should affect to close their ryes to what is every day passing before them, if by so doing the slightest injury can 6041 any in • dividual ? The actual publicity of the proceedings in Parliament has decidedly altered the circum stances of the case, and it now chews but little wisdom in the Members of Parliament not to ac commodate their words and actions to suit the slte ration. The ()veto in particular hat a right to complain of the fiction. for in consequence of the publicity of the Report her character has been 'isited; yet when slit offers to meet the allegations, she is told that she must be presumed to be igno rant of a charge which has become the topic of voitersol conversation, and is bandied about every toveritalidcuffee-house in the mettopolis ! A.. 04141141 was presented by Lord HOLLAND yesterday evening to the [loom of Lords, which, alluding to the judicial proceedings against her AlAl [STY, and the probable aircessity of her taus log bireigoem to come into England as 'interns for her exculpstien,, prayed the [loose not to pan, the . Aliea Bill, as the Ministers of the Crown would thereby have the power of preventing the Qu Etre' *itemises horn tossing into this country, sod of exposing them wink here to many personal • i. , coorretirtricea. This point W certainly well de ' setting of the attention of Parliament, and even t!!orrld it be thought expedient to pass the Alien Bt!i 424 general measure. • dome might be in trodecpsl !enabling the Queen to afford personal rotection to all foreigners during the continuance of lier trial, who might come to England as wit nesses Oa her MAJMY'S behalf. There are in deed certain rumours afloat which eilivy very r, e - vent' credence, that but very few I‘itnet•set will be required by her NAJFITY to thew tin laughable af.sardity of the principal charge against her, 'manly, the adulterous intercourse with BEIGAMI. TL' Paris Papers of Sunday arrived lest 'tight. Th.. debate on the budget ended on Saturday in 1k- Chamber of Deputies, when the third project of the law oo that 'abject was carried by a main.. iny of its; the numbers being, Ayes 88, Noes 60. There is no potion.' news, foreign or Jotnesoic, ill thole Papers. The Fire per Cenr.pontols on Saturday were . 77 6.10 [macs. !Lank Actions 1,54 i. We have received American Papers to the Mit of June. The Bu!timer Gazette, alluding to the conviction of Thisi!mood and others on t:,e late state % trials iii England. animadverts in severe terms upon the spy system developed n u t' at occaflon, and pronounces a gloomy pi vphroy the liberty of England under Ministers who e: courage such a system. Yesterday Viscount CASTLEREAGH and Count NIUXOTLIL had aochences of his MAJESTY. Yesterday Princess AUGUSTA •ud Frilll4.4lS SO. ern* took on siring together. 'Ns Donnas§ or Yong.—Tuesday evening fir H. HatronD and Dr. FLUE nt , tat O a t- Jinni*. to consult upon the state of the I.luchess of Volta. ood we are happy to lay they found her I{..tyal Highness so much better, that they issued the following favourable bulletin : " Ostlands, July 4, eight o'clock. p m. " Her Royal Highness the Duchess of lurk is advanciug g , Moony towards recuseiy. " HENRY HALFORD, " M. BAILLIE." 1\•• more bulletins will be issued uuder these cir c..o-I.tmuces. Yesterday the Lords Commis►ioners appointed hp the KING to manage the Coronation assembled t.i the Panned Chamber to hear claims. which was understood to be the last day for that purpose. The Earl of HArtauwar presided as Lord Preri. strut ; there were sloe present Sir W. GRANT, Sir W. SGerr, Sir H. RIMELL, Lord Hum's', &c. LAW INTEL M:EXCH. covat OF KING*); DKNCH, We/isolate ' , ItsconsulPav,•Jrcv b. • • Refer* the LoniellftfJuslies Assam. WANT c. 1/11111114211.. Mr. Gnaw's' stated tii she Jerry, that this was a *Mao brought by the Plaintiff. *ho is a surron and apothecary, lately residing in Roots , ll.plowe, rittrorrerare, avid Clues. duo-square, homers Tower, against the Drktirl..no, who Is ner-serig.r to the Commissioners of Dinkritpts. The Intim tom oblate Plaintiff. to bringing this set ion, wa. to try Ole validity of a esiminission of lorrArtipt whirl. had been taken Dot again.t him looter the fullioeing etre 00000 rtances:—The Plaititiff boil, in Hnrslh 1811% entered into a partner. Mails with a DC Reece (well titiowil as the accourlseur of Juanita Southrotl), it, the heroines. of a sat ,eon andapothe eary,in Clarcioluti.aspi are, Sinners TOWn; they were to stuck the shop jniatly, and money was agreed to be raised on their joint seetwities fur the porpoises of the partnership. The business had nut been leng carved ON, before it was disco vered by Dr Reeve not liolte so profitalitc as he bad ex pected, sod it was advertised to be sold; but differences having arisen between him and the Plaintiff, a bill for 1001. which bad hers drawn by Dr. Reece on the Plaintiff, and accepted by him for the purposes of the partnership, was Potty:lid forwasd, and one Aden's, who was stated to be the hiil.h.r. Inverse the I it creditor, at whose instance a docket us, struck, and a commission - of trioktropt sued out against the Plailititr on die 15111 January last ; the vali dity of which was the real issue which the Jury had tole,. The grommets on which he should emitted that his client sea rut.te•A to their verdict, were, first, that there wad at the liuse of issuing the Clllll,lllißlo/1 no petitioning creditor's debt; and, secondly, that no act of bankruptcy had been committed. John' Fry. Clerk to the Defendant, Handier, proved, that one Oliver was, by direction of the Defendant, put into paw alla,l9ll of the Plaintiff's Mr.Galaiga, fur the Defendant, contended that there had berm a trailing, an act of bankruptcy, and that there was at the time the conmaimiiou liaised a petitioning creditor's debt—of the Aral, tbere could be no doubt, as the Plaintiff sold drugs ; the act of bankruptcy he should prove by Dr. Reece himself; mid his Learned Friend might Own have an opportunity of imagine tug him as to the partnership of whielt be had said so much. As he made nu doubt of eiiiisittishing all the points to their ssitstaction, lie should ditto he ' , mi. tied to, and had au doubt of having, their verdict. The commissiou of bankrupt was Slim put in and proved. Dr. Reece sworn —lle stated that at the time the bill fur lOW. was drawn, the Plaintiff was indebted to bins upwards of 1001. for goods supplied In tore the partnership was en tered into. He resat st.berr tut 00000 g to the Medi case Hall, in Picerohlly, about the lltis January last. He *anted to know if the holder of the bill for IDOL then over dose, was proceeding against him, as, he said, a suspicious. lookisig means like • Sheriff's officer had been take to his house, mad lie was determined nut to go home again. (In his erosa-examisiatiun by Mr. GUNN, V, he acknow ledged that although so writioga bad been executed till the 80th September 1819, that there ma , a verbal agreement for a partnership so catty as March, and he thought the goods were sent iu between April sad September. 'the Rill fur 1001. he bad given about 10 days before it was due lit Alr. Phillips, bit attorney, who was employ, d to defend this ac- IMii by Mr. Adams. Mr. Phillips strorn.—lle received the bill of 100 f. from Dr. Reece, as part payment of his account; he endorsed it to Adams, the petitioning creditor, who gave him the money for it. Several witnesses were called, who proved that the Plain tiff wee regularly encoding his ;maims.; and his maid. airvant swore be was uevir denied to any persnis, when at bowie. Mr. CuEstv addressed the Jury, calling their attention to the improbabilities of Dr. Reece', evidence His LA;rdship thin cha►ged the Jury, mid had proceeded but a shoat time, n ben the Forman said that, to save the time of Hui Court, the Jury declared these was nu necessity fur Isis Lordship proceeding any further, as they were not acidified as to the act of bankeuptey. His Lorilidlip said it was certainly a mot remarkable tiling that a man should choose to involve hini.elf iu a colualosion of bankruptcy rather thaw recover the amount from another person whose name was on his security, as 1)r. Reece% was un the hull in the preseut caar.—Veidiet fur the Pliintilf. TUE.4I4Y, JULY 4. FRANCIS tf. THE PROPRIEToRS or DIILItY-LANE TUCA TRU. This wee oil Betio!' for goods 'old and delivered. The Plaintiff is one of those creditors who refused the composition of los. in the pound, and hr slow sought to recover 1,3041. 5/1. for colours furnished to the theatre. The defence was, that the exorbitaitt charges of the Plaintiff put ray out of the quesltuil. The account was then put in ; ■nd a witness named. Strahan, a varnish and culour-manufacturer s being cross-examined as to the resronahleness of the items. adinitivil that the wholesale price of Dutch pink (charged by Air. Francis at one shilling per ponnd) was tier-price ; and of rose-pilik (also charged at a shilling) sixpence. The Loan Cm Jt iilt E thought that the Milord* would display good Judgment in allowing the matter to Ire arranged elsewhere. It was finally agreed to refer all matter• in dispute to two gentlemen of the bar. OLD BA11.1:Y. WEDNIIDAY, JULY 5. . • Befure tke Commox Suu tart awry MkWere: Jury. ROBBERY OF THE siusTor. MAIL _ _ John Amity., a young 1111110, was put to the hai, cheered with the robbery of the Bristol sued-coach in January last. The Prisoner was clisrged is the indictment with stealing 131. the properly of Mr. Thus, Stevens, (iron the said mail, the other large property first upon that encarion nut being in cluded, although ineniinurd in the (wove of the evidence. Severn) witnrsses were called In establish the charge against the Prisoner. It appeared in their evidence, that be sent by the mainline of The Dube of Welliaglax. In his defence several W 11.11 1 .111143 were called to prove an alibi. The COMMON SEIutANT armored up the evidence with great minuteness and perapicisily, and the Jury, after retir ing foe nearly an hour, returned a verdict of 'lbis cam, frum its public importance, and frum the ex traordinary conflicting testimony adduced, excited the strongest interest, and the Court was crowded the whole of the flay. It leafed frum eleven o'clock in the morning till seven o'clock in the evening. Immediately upon the verdict bring returned, the Cox- Mom SERJILANT sentenced the Prisoner to transportation far strew years. Yesterday the dispatches for Bengal by the ship Brumpton were clo►ed at the East India House, and delivered to the Commander of that ship. Passengers per Brampton— • Fur Bengal—Messrs. Napier, CoeGeld, Batley,and Cooper, cadets. IIF.NRY BARING, Esq. formerly a candidate for Ipswich, will start li,r Culcheate►, in the interest of Mr. D. W. HARVEY. The electron will take place next week. The display at Ipswich at the chairing of Messrs. lANNARD nod lIALDIMa N D. on Monday, was great beyond parallel. In the procession, which extend. ed a mile in length, the horsetnris exceeded 3,000, sod the carriages 100, of which the greatir part had four, and nun Nut horses. i.ITX EARL OF RODIM Rs P. 711114 souch-respettml Nobleness, wheys demise we TO. * eels et Y r.coolcds was iu the ddih year of his age. Hes 'Lords.hip was woe of the Irish Representative Peers, sad ' tong eebl the lucrative Munition of-the Aodisor•Geseeral of the !rode Es.elsespier. Hr was also a Knight of the Mort I ilustriows Order of St. Patrick, and Cristo, Rotoluruni of the county of Loistle. His Loribileip is aucceeded in his Peer age and classes by Robert Vise:east Jocelyn ' M.P. fur the county odstarash, and Vice-Chsenberlaiu to the King, sow Earl of Rodeo, but which eilivation to the bleb Peerage dues hot ueresrarily vacate his east its the C 0161110411 House of Parliament. By the alembic of the 1-rte Earl, a vacancy i. created in the Represealative Peerage of Ireland, whirls will be supplied by • lectims. The Auditorehip of the Irish Exchequer, and an Atari. Ribbon of the Order of Si. Patrick, are plierd at the dolman' of bis Majesty's Go vetument. The relent Earl of Roden to iu the 32J year of his age. HEA r OAMR WEATHER. One of the mud horses between Well , and fklh tidy, nn Wednesday ,dteraf 00000 , fell and expired immediately ; the roach brim( aliervierila obliged to proceed to Bath with only ihrre horses, a,a Iva as how after lime. On Tuesday last one of the horses of the Star Coach dropped ilowsa dew, in the stable of the Star Inn, Oxford, tluougli she (arsonist heat of the weather, it had but just before hero disengsged from the coach wheal it appeared is stand health. Early in the morning of the following day a fox, which had Men areeral years in the lon yard, was found dead, supposed from the same ratiat. Thy late ear..sive hunt has, we are sorry In state. Orel @Mimi much Maras and several sodden deaths in different, pasts of the kingdom, particularly amongst the mowers sad bay.naakera. Fahrenheit thesmioneters, hung VII the walla nflumin• eltireortl to the can, hate iiiwn us high as 1261. Is the shade they have heel, at $6, and in some instances at 90. The inhabitants of such all mon, clean, and airy city as Oicloid can have hut a faint ides of the sufferings of per ions who live in any if the close and filthy streets or the one. where the thrrmometcr is the shade was at M. Rem al of the deaths, we apprehend, were caused by drink— ing cold water. Its fatal effects are well known to all, yet ',missive thirst cosigners reason. The daurr, however, of taking a cold liquid when the body is violently healed, cans MA be sou ~furs mentioned: it may wive as ■ caution in some instances, sad thug he the watts of preserving life snit health. litil , jmoril is the state of the weather diming the whole of Julie; for which we are indebted to the kindness of Professor Idibertsitti. An account of the greatest degree of cold in the night, and grealtbt degree of heat in the day in the dude, during the month of June, 182', at the Itadcliffe Observatory, thford GUI. June 1 42....67 2. ...... 47....60 3. ...... 42-80 4 47.. ..67 5 ..45....69 6 49. . 66 7. 46....6.3 8 5O . 61 9 b4....83 Cad. lieut. June 10 .48....63 17 50....68 1* 46....87 19. 52 ...84 20. 50....71 21 43....68 22. 48.. .70 23 53....81 24.. . 25 50,...911 28 62....85 27. 5D... .87 RD. ..... 82....83 30 57.. .70 the mouth, 89 incheo.—(o.e. 10 41....80 11 39....56 12 46... 60 13 40. ... 63 14 55....631r The qulullty of (SW duri fwd Herr/dl./ Der MAJESTY, we have learned, received the tidings of the Report of the Committee, last sight, with the most unruffled calmness, and expressed her anxiety for an immediate iartMigation.— ( Evening Piper.) , Her NIAJESTY hia taken the pleesa • ot villa situ. Sled on Bainiessierrice (belonging to Mr. BALL), 16r her suitimer'i residence. The following is theenswer of her MAJESTY to the Address of the Borough of Southwark : u I cordially thet( the inhabitants of the ancient town and borough of Sou ihwai k for this loyal and affectionate ex pression of their congratolations and condolence; for their anxious solicitude for my comfort, tranquillity, and safety; fur the lively interest they feel in every things/feeling my honour and dignity; fur their generous avowal, that in my cause is involved that of theniselves,asid of that constitntion under which royalty and popular freedom entwined, have flourished fur so many ages, and to which constitution evi dence collected in the dark, charges brought forward mod , r seal, selected and secret tribunals, are wholly unknown. n The rights of a Quern of . this king , lorn stand upon the immutable buts of the laws; and the inhabitants of Ctush wark may be assured, that nu proceeding, whether insidious or menacing, should induce use to abandon those rights, the maintenance of which is a duty which I owe to a people, whose attachment to me will ever remain engraver, on my heart, and who can know neither joy nor Burrow in which I shall not fully participate." A letter from Dover, elated July 4 (Tuesday). says-44 Ilia Excellency the Duke SAN CARLOS, with his Ismily and a erous suite, arrived said slept at Payn's York lintel last night, and have sailed in the Lady Jane James packet this morn ing under • salute from the batteries.—A depot'. non from the lonian Islands, consisting of several Noblemen mid Gentlemen, landed this morning, end are gone on to London from the saute hotel." A letter from Portsmouth, dated July 4 (Tues day). Last night Admiral Sir GRAHAM Monne arrived bete, and this morning hoisted his flag on board the liochefort, and will sail in y few days fcr the Mediterranean." RICHARDSON, GoonLticK, and Co. respectfully acquaint the Public, that the last and only Day of Drawing tins Lottery will be Wednesday Hest, the lgth Mat. when Alt must be Mean. Stale of the Wheel. 4 Prizer Of 4 4 4 Consuls Bud Money, and 46 other Capitals. Tickets and Shares, warranted 'indrawn, ■re ou Sate at RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co.'. Offices, Bank buildings, Cornhill, and Charing cross. Huai Coagesrom peNcE.—Among the ran. ous other letter. of which this intereiding publica— tion is comprised, are a large number addressed to the Countess DE BOUF•LEILS. Independently of coming (rum the pen of the celebrated Historian, and referring to one of the most interesting periiisls of the last century, viz. the end of the reign of lout. XY. in France, and the beginning elf the long soil eventful reign of Daoacit 111, in England they derive an increased interest from the ln►san to whom they are addressed. The Countess Dt Rougmews - was riot less celebrated for the beauty of her person. than fur the un common powers of her mum], the sprightliness of her wit, and the extent of her information. To patronize literature and the nos was her tirlight. She was an enthusiasuc ad. maw of J. J. ROUSSEAU ; and zealously attached to Hurt, with whom she entered into an epistuDry correspondence, which continued for many years. Thuniday, at Kettou (kedington), Suffolk, R child bleeping in it. cradle, in the sight of its mother, just after a severe flab of lightning, screamed out, and on being taken up was found to have expired ; but as no marks of the electric fluid were 'bound wpou the body, and the child bring of Dither de licate frame, a verdict of Natural Death was given by the Coroner's July. M4RKIiTS. From Doe "Lotion Marevatile Price Carive 6f Tuesday July 4, 1110. • WE'IT INDIA AND SPANISH MAIN PRODIPCE. Coavva wan in lively di nostril on AVerlyeaday loots and the public saki us 'bat day brought fell prices fur Ike Planta. tion,•nd a saA.II advance in Fureigu in remit Matinees, 11.11 same of the latter was wild at a small ►edactos ; me Than. day a large public sale was brought forward. ■l which the demand appeared very languid, and the prices at PION anion fell about 2s. per tors. sod the Foreign (abort lOWA 'bap) was all taker. in; mil Fraliy, however, the detssad re 'rived, and at three public palm went off steadily at the prices of lAvArriarliy; the demand Isar since beer ntiolfrate, al the mute rvra, which sill make marrely any vvriatiun from our Tiotatiums, Inc advance having been lully retail us tbe dvellee. 'the stock of W. I. Coffee is um, 4,120 Wm, b►ing 10 less than at this time last year, present prices 7a. per cat. higher. B. P. SVGA.. acre in stead) demand last week, and is. tber bMlvr prices were pad for low brown. The stock of 8. I'. :is", Is now 3,450 casks less than last year's ■l this turn's, prevent Inters ss. per cwt. lower per Gazelle average. Rues hove Sees is limited ►equest. The preessit •iork of Runt is 10,317 puncheons, and price of prouli 2s. 2J. per prielsa. Stack last leer saw, date ~a s 10,090 paucheuns, and price of prom& 2.. 4d. per ;PIMIENTO bus old =urn readily at 4.1. per lb. CAROLINA KILL.—A parcel of uld has bees acrid at 345. per cwl. SOUTH AMERICAN PRODUCE. Ctertoo has been •Inni+l without demand siuee our last, out witlisiasiding Ike musket us she whole has a steady sp. pwarauce, bultbres being 14111, and nut soaking awl cosecs. stun iu price. The sales of the week are, dilly paid, 20 liege Upland, gaud 80 Pre nambeen, fine 161 d. 250 Mina Gera's, fair 12)d. iss bond 70 bags Surat, fair Is guud 71d. a Sid.; fine 91d.; 100 Resign', fair In good 6541. a 70. : total 5744 bap. 'llse stupors' during Ike week were 311 bags United Slates; 249 Dessiriaia sod derbies; ISO &opus; 1,757 Sorel; 152 Bengal : total import 2,376 bags. BALTIC PRODUCE. Tact...-The prices of Tar haring risen last week in con. shquerice of its scarcity, hive experienced a corresp.noloo; fell in consequence of a large quas.lity imported ye.terday. BRITISH STAPLE ARTICLES. RUINED SVC Alt -1,./i• limps are in psi Ind demand al the former !worm, the market is still but itiodeistely sup plied. Molasses 'wady. . la LIVERPOOL REPORT, JULY I, 1820. The Cotton market has been very Bat this week, and the sales met only 5,600 1.... of which there have been taken on *pectination about 700 Bowed. soil 300 Orleans; they run. slit of 10 Sea Islands at 11111., 110 stained at 1414. a 1711.; 2,400 Boweds at 1144. a 134., 1,250 Orleans at ltd. a 1614. 280 Alabama. at 1114. a I 114., 100 Mobile at 124., 320 Per. 11.111111 at 15111. a 400 Bahia, at 1414. a 154 70 Ma. ranbams at 14.14. a 154., 20 Pares at 101.. 200 I;egueeasaa at 130. a 1531 , 20 Barbados's at 121 , 1.,.200 West links. at 101 d. a 134., 20 Carthageuas at 1114, 180 Squats at 7-'d. a 10111., 30 Bruges at 724. per lb. The import is 4,347 bag,: viz. 133 bags West India, 47 Demerara, 970 Brazils, 817 New Orleans, 1,841 Cbarleaton and Savannah, 539 wiser parts of (1.11. _ There has been a steady demand fur B. P. Sugar this week, and of 1,200 hhds. offered at public sale about 1,100 were • sold at prices fully supporting ibe •Jvarire of last week. A small parcel of Demerara Molasses has sold at 271. dd. 201 chests of sarong Bahia Sugar were brought to public sale on .; Thursday, and she whole went off with extraordinary spirit at an advance of 41s. • 6s. on brown, gull 3s. a 4e. on white descripsious, viz. dark to good brown 30s. a 365. ; i low 335. a 375.; haw to fur while 314. to 45d.; good . 475. a 48s. 9d.; and one lot al 58s. 3d. 3,000 bags Bour bon offered afterwards sold at good priers, viz. 22.. a 245. for low brown, and 275. a 275. Otl. fur good. We have had also ; • spirited demand fur Co ff ee, which i s now 2 s . a 3 s. hi g h er in 1 B. P., and 4s. • Os. in Foreign; Ihr purchases have been very ewssiderabie, •isd at gradually improving prices; Domingo, which sold early in the week at 117 s. • 118 a. for clean pale, has since brought 120 a. for ordinary ball 1225. for good; Jamaica fine ordinary has *old at 121 s. • 1225. low to fair middling 1235. a 1175.; Glitch Triage 106 s. a 1125.; nue ordinary 1255. a 1265. low rsoddliog 128 s. • 130.. nod good middling 133.. • 134 a. •' suiddllog Si. Lad* 130 s. a , 132 a.; good Havanuals, 1245. • 125. ; and ordinary Mo- ; rha, 1255. 63. a h6..3d. A small lot of Beat I Cocoa has sold at 555.• parcel of E. 1. Ginger, at 17s. per cwt , lull 100 bags of Merits, Pimento, 83. per 11,. Susae large par. eels of hive us•w Carolina Rice have hewn taker fur I xpwl at 21s. • 21r. lid.; bait fair new quality is dull, and ha. sold 6d. low's., say at 2n. , per asset ; 700 bogs of yellow Bengal Rice have been 4.ken by the grocers at Ills, per cat. in 1 bond. Newly-imported ./.1111111kg Rom has brought 3s. a ; 3s. 1,!.1. 16 0 P. and common Lrewards 2s. per gallon. Jamaica Lurwoud has sold at 0/. 411. a 61. 10s.; Cuba Fula- I tie 81. ss. aW , sod solid Nicaragua Wood V/. 12s. 6.1. a 1 281.25. ad. per toil. There has been more business doing iii Ashes; Boston Puts have beet. taken fur export at 9.. less the duty, and Montreals fur home bade at 29a. stained and 335. for sound. 1,500 barrels of Turpeotiur have been disposed I of at 11•. a I Is. 3d. Ilst Hides king liar been dune. Bra. zit Tallow bait Who& 64.. 6.1. p s cwt. We have again so notice a dull week in Wawa, nod the few sales made hare beau at • lriliisig decliue hum the former priers. The late favourable weather has had do effect of depres sing the prices of Corn; a d. cline of 311. to 4.1. per bushel has taken place in Wheal slime our last, and but little busk. nets has been duos at this reduction. A tiseriean Flour is in limited (ripest fur export to the West Indies and ,Newfound land. 1 Small sales continue to be made in Shumac at 225. a 23u. per cwt. Palm Oil may b." quoted at 11 per ton lower, 150 tons bating bees soLl, to al live, at 3?! mr ton. About 100 tons S.cily Brinistom, of fair quality, base been dispmcd of at 221 per inn. Fisu 01L11...-Some accounts were received yesterday from Peterhead of the Greet/land Fishery by a resod arrived there with 4,300 Seal Slow, and about 100 tons of Oil; this ves sel left the ice the end of Alai, spoke 40 clean Alps, mid seven with one Fish 11(14 but the weather was then very fa. vuutable, and Komi fishiiie was enneted. These accounts have produced little effect un the market, it betiag impossi ble to juke uf the result in cnusequeuceuf their early date. lo Seed Oils there is nu var;at nits. Postscript, Tuesday. July 4, 1020, roar o'Cfoek. ' Co►nta—A small public sale brought forward tu.dsy, cuaisisting of Tnatiuica and .14'Mien, Willi off at last prices ; Ibe IN• n iuies was of middlin► qualtiy, whirls dues not brine so high prism iu irsopornon 10 Rue ordinary as The private sales uric nut txleurive, but at full prices; Ms. was the last price ps:11 for St. Do:numb,. SuGAß.—There was a fair deinsud for I: Sugar 10-day, tool from II:00 to 1,500 biol.. acre sold at last week's prier. generally, but good quality in 00161 C 11.1,1111W.* 'brought a mall advance. Two public sales of Barb:olles wrre brought for ward this utoruing, 77.. 6.1. was the highest ;puce paid fur white, Hot line. 610 cheats of Harsunah Sugar were also put up to au, lion, tier whole of which were suld al 3s. ad. • Vallee on the pr ices of the white, and the yellow at a mull decline. By to vessel which left Buenos Ayres the leth of .April, tl►e continuation of the piloted docunients relative to the French project has been teceived : It appears that the proposition we+ finally assented to by the Congress. but with intolificatione likely to place much difficulty in the way of its execution, since one of them especially requires that the con sent of England shall be ierettiously obtained, and that uo attempt shall be nude to carry it ►nto effect uitl►out her growth/li. AireiL rivrELLlGkNer. JI:11 Arrived Gra graMoe, Patient, from laradira &tiler! the Marisa and Mary, for . Astrea, ilradeisalit, for LiVerpool. rbrisoirit. JULY 3 • Arrived t►e looses, Walton, fin. 1)411171C. lALM.III . II, nu* A rr i ve d the Agues. Striping'', Onern Rm .tarsi. Os". ...l• 4 ; h e Ills May; luau + pmelcti with moots f►om t.dtty nat, 22 days from Gibraltar I and Nuclei, prirkr.t rifle mak G.,' the Brawls, last fir,. renewikorro, in 49 ilryiara.sbe.ir,iy .a packet arrived at Rio 3311 April. Jt 4 Arrivrtl and railed for the River the I...aahar, ( nun Sr . Vomirvites; IVeslyntiwtlns.al, TV..M. .•sle 1) tart ; Thames, Perk from Nee Vurtt; Vr.u.. 1, vi..• Brun/ohm fur tit. Prtirrebrreh; Etcarili a ( • l:astle Lachlan, geriith; Aaiun. ShAli• Sr. ; livery ; mad Lucy Darsoliwas, fihmadwiti, fri a ' Came floarti from the River and sailed rh.• it o•op.r. sou, for 111rarcrara ; and MiACkittle, [AMC 1.. PRltn, MARC %Tv. JVI 4 The Emma, from C+lrtitta, Jowl an auriver this morning, and has sent on shore for alt..; fv.-. 011141 , 11•1 .11 t 4 Arrivr4l She Bering, LA4141). and B:trtoti, 4; ,-„ , Calcutta ; awd Britaa, la. Lake, Cron. UssAvir. Sailed the Tbalsa, Prdler, fur Bumbvy. ocrty4444( J 1 • r ..) Arrived the ratter Roo', Pearce; un the 2.1 VI ,r, .ti De Gallo, she was Warded by a boat in whiih air.. 13 ,„ men, wlm phmileerei them of dialling', small .sorr., h ,,.! eimons, and tll•lrrsled them. The Captii• be Spaniards. LIVBSPoof X Arrived the %William Penn, Hamilton, irwni Lord Whitworth. Corry; thilonee, Bewortt “nd ha 4 , 1 t. Iron New Orients.; Hectue, ailletiolei ; ' Witter', Smith, Reverie; nod Antis!, Nlovviell, Info Net, Amadeu, ; Hkiwpkrit frees Chatlft. tun. Early on Afervidry moraine last the body of Mr ft. Ild;, late grocer of Highgate, who had been missing frog" b.. honer •tvrral days, was picked lip in the Se' I pewit*, Knee. Hyde Park. Front the appearance of .wren) osaeltWof knee we the person of the do-reamed, at wee rowirefoold n. bail hern robbed and enor.:cre.l. and afirrerArila 5i,,,,.. iAr the river. A Coroner•. liriptisst reformed a verdiei of risirs4 droll, trifilt works of r lot cmcs. supposed Si, /rove bee', void., i and neirdere d." FameLs PICK POCK'? ..--Yrlle May a m0b...1, =mfr.'. .1 111111:1,1e yossoz wraosa.m, named firs/riff Ihtfifefer ftn*.ct„ i whose Appearane• prefromascsred thug.. p. ~o 1 Its h..r f4vmar, but whom the officer* (Thumparias and Head stared to la. the nowt expert pickisockef of the pre.eua 11.1 y, Ws. ell aver." by lb m wills Or Linz ogo istlemah's pork.' of 4 boob. eg o _ lai ii ii az stilly a frw mentorandolual, kr. al the c•arorr of I'm?. Nan :111111)%ford.01frtle, wlaras lie City A.l.hca. w.. (Hint( ft/ be presets, ed to the Queen. TIM zortiestsan not attenal:Of /•• sobstaidiate the charge, the prisoner received a aryl rr Ir.. lure, and ass thscharced. SIUDDIEN 5711C1.11110 held w..l...wttr.n inquest* Obi% week...n persosse sthu dud .ts,hlrely. heir.R ( nisei... before IN gum, health. As AWFUL iIINTLPICR OF SUDDVIII nILTO.—An is pt~a was Lehi yesterday at the I/mow of Mfr. Moody, the t!..ri of ttC Ilhe Cowls, Bart.liell.Spa.lields, before T 1,,,.. gtirling, Curouer, "es the hotly of Dr Joh,. WOhart, of Gray's las,. Mae. The thweasedr, who was •lisitst sixty yeah of age, Ms company wilba few I'iitod. enjoying Isonself over Shout six o'clock on ?Woodsy evening at the Crown': ' was in rernatkable high !minutia, and entertaining the Yrm. ray with different prescript' for the improvement of wines, when be fell li.tejt in his seat expired witloftit a groan ; a surgeon was immediately proctored who (item • wrist in each of his arms, hut only a fro drops of hi .dot game, awl he progionsterAl him dead. Yenisei-- Died y She Visitation of God. CURIOUS FACT —Smi.lay, nhnnt bees pitched tin dal erns* Beth Pinup-room, whence flier Were n4(ely hived in one lit Heipah's hives. (MARV Occunitruce lhl rrislay last a very large swarm of bees visited Shrewsbury M ark.-I -square, to che very great surprise of all, and to the no tittle 't .r of some of the persons ealsohising their veret•bleo, Am. tor /Alf on the bead of ooe of whom the reenter p-rt Owen settled. fierjoesut Tittornsoa, of the !Aso-epsilon. itlfilltta, torn borrowed a beam. which he hoisted on the top :of his halberd, *hoist another person m ode tl• 'nosh- unmet oil such occasion.; in lottle more than hilt* an hone the smarm wet collected on Ow ',flown, •nol sat ly sweist by ?he serjestit IMO HIM hive be had twnvided ; no •1•011. s was dui dothe than a &spate arose between the serjeant and a Itro. Ilumniumi, allow stressing the hive, when she without say reremusly upset the whole, whereby rosily of the bees were killed; bat, fortunately, they slid not otiose a single hubs.. dual. The oesjeant promptly seized th r t r y., and •ssislauee forum. of the privates, very 1 , 41011 Citilerte , l them no griber, and got them mire more safe into it, after which it was taken to the Rev. H. Omens, Mayor, who elasineol swam., a. Lord of the klanor of Shrewsbury, and Its We: N. garoteu they are now doing very welt. CORN EXCILINGP., JULY 5. Having bad but little Wheal fresh in Wulf, VOnel3V, fiq" samples sold this morning on (nil as wood terms as ggn t ge day, on account of the unwitleil state of the weather, tlw•re is no slainanil fur Ib.• iiiferior q•salgli egg. I lls ~re Ihe► dra►er, owing In the brithness of IL. demand. I t Mir. ley, Beans, and Pease there i% no alteration. COAL HA R K ET, JULY 5. Ship■ at Market. Ships Sold rder. fill egorclit le 13 Sunderland I Stone Coal PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. 9 per Ct. Red ifi9t i I India 80 m 15..13 •24 pr. 31 per Cent.... • • • 77! ; Ex. 4 .; ~ r. 4 ;ter Cents .... 96ti 1 I Lott. Tirket•—•.l9l. B nik L. An. 17 1.1-16; E Omnitont 11111).3 int Ct. Ann. 67! ; Cert.. Int Are. .. lIIIZTIIS. On Sunday, July 2, al IA me, I)..r.rothirr, tter lady ..rOr Edward Synge, of Levis,. Court, to the Cour ty of cork, tia:i of ion. At Carrile.rtnww, N. R. on the '2 WI r,;l• c Lily of Lien truant &aim, 31..U1• t.nr n0" 1 . 1 ...0 "...- wick revenue cruiser, of r 41 . r At hi■ holm in North (;.eat G are^'•.street, Sunday evening last, the I Hun. A. lie 4 II ni, son, of it sun. _ _ _ !;s. Ott Moit.lmv buQ at Iwo ,tt Mg I mr,1,1 1 : p'. in Conduit f.i.eet, in the v lila •, the it fl *Min ROWCP, E*rl Kifithitro, and Ltr u u Bowies of Ike Unitiil Kitiviont of (:.rat suo Ir. land. At hot resi , leitee, Ilrtmhlin Ilium., near the county of Kent, on the 21.1, of Jon,. iii 54th year or hum are, l'N , taitt John 1 1 ‘ . ttttt f,nf the 11. tr I s . Al rutin, an the 4th inst. skepiv Estrirlata4l, at the early a:!e of In, Sloan, wife of .1•• h.. Af.liley %Valli.. L. 9 At Sithoonth, July 1, I:3wAttl TeNtte., situ .r nub. rt fleshed', Fag. of IA its4:i, in Laticashire. -_- • - III(H WATER THig DAY AT LONDON I:1111)& L. Murtein 31i alter lU. I Lrenini II aficr II . _ hissed sod Pu► it Tot Bemis Paw awl r‘ll Glass Olive, N. 117, Strand, b C. CORNWELL" .1 tM Strand. r dillb WS ~~