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The %ti I.V . 4 ;11. - I:lt ~,.tied the joilg. , MI lilt' 1)1.11••11)•1-.1. I. OW. 1•41•1', who.was tried noli, all W 111.111014 1.4.:1arel 111.11 4 / 1 1 !Nth:lnk at the • Cir evitiltv ..1 %Vitro-wk. HMI Thr u.fstr.rwhon cotitaiiira two I.: the tiro choryi.. l 4 Lim , he IWIII4 u .(' • t imser tit I:46lolltentl i C with a iwo:o ul tlw 111/11111! a Pi Nr, M C011. 1 49r ii r A....erwsl Tote% to cheat Allow I Ihrri% eft , ..•r pt•rooio, by casistow tickete to V. fell ritlettlil4 I !WM With Whirl, 1111 Writ. 110 t U d tii pa,t. The vi , criiiit t charged the Orretoloot• he twists(• Culls•etoi of itsowireh Tuxes.. with liarviiig dolivereal lit krio to vertoiii other pervoliv. with - home •Nr., which hr ofterwardv received, Litt which lie never carried to hi( aerials'', thereby defrauding the Crown. UI the 61.1 moot, as to the C11)11- 1 1 11 nwy. hr was. rarepaitted; bat Nadu sicood wee routed guilty. 1. 1 10011 llw poll Or the I)efrisalarst several manila Inv were isisi no from vornr of the most rrilwefahle iiit.alohilits soil Fre melt of Corpora.. stating, that lie boil filled the rotwati )))) of Cessautimitorwr of 'nixes for usrlirly twenty arse.. taut of Milyur of Covristry law ti•••• yrars. and !hot of Sheriff I,r three 'rare. 1111 all which taunt tlery drocribed him t h. ins; M di.sl or strict isstroity all.l honour, and udded ilwir belief or his bring incapable to commit ands an act Ms that imputed Is I Mr. Scrjrant V4l/1114/41 adobes/aril the Court in rillev sat 44444 of jokiiieist, misting upon the well. {mown character of the Derendasst, and the preju diced view in which the coraluet of a Collector of 'tiara would nationally come before • Jury of the County of Warwick. Ile was followed by Mr. itICADEII on the SOIL! tide. The ATTORNEY (iENi RAI. anitn advrrtrll, In strum Irnur, ..o the uonunttlous which had been thrmcn out up o n thr Jury, by who) Uli. rause had trj...l, and deli. 41 a jlint Mound 141 IN: aaird fur iinpii4 g 11.. it •I• it grotool opull Ia +t+i• 41, that he Would willingly V.m.rtit to a tires trill. II•' then weld Oil to colll - ms thvottesice ut• the which lie dia- Iml.•.i•rd, Nhru the eXtelinlWe of his chit...icier MO Ilk. I Ire.t.mlor his sltlllll,lllll WON COMaillertA.NlNNe au 161141 1.1,111V11011.16k in tin _ . lli. CLAI:ILE n,141 Mr, COPLEY follOWed nil t lII* 1614111" 111.4 "l'h.• cot UT tilfrettli that Va. Defendant klintilil b.• cuunuillrll 111 the cu•tudy uf floe N10r.1.41, untl brought up again ou Friday to re., rivr.pulgotrut. Till K 1.41: r. 3 Ai. FAMILIA" AND JOHN lociatArry. '[hr Troanky-f iletifiutAL next moved for the dilly; n, .it nl• the Court ou these Defendants, who nil.- bled 141111 convicted betiwe Ni t . J u .ti te ▪ him ussiars ler the County or Kent. tut us. u John 0611101. Thomas fledges. and John linlgerva, soldiers et the troth regiment. on the 31,4 or July bat at their attempting to secure a I..ritt r front tbe• raid revittivish named Thomas , Ell 114 s. I talc , n rrfug. io the house or Part ten, who Leslie tlw Illrieklt.er's Aims. lit Bennis mill sus sent, nerd I. hr nn o ri.oned SIX and Moriarty tau tuouthr, iu Maidstone CJOI. 1..4W IN eRLUGENCE. 'COURT OF KINGs BENCH, MKT to. HCVTINfK A. NTAN'eIYURTN. T 1,.. (•..... :rave jn•lgnount in thi•4.:llsl. isg„ Kan Nlllllll , lls 111 l'rl'ssver 11.v4; the ',Tennant p h 11 Is .s• . i cv tsr 111•41.1111 Ct• rtrately,l ou u ti.twhwh ship 111.11. Thr ti'llp 111 llNrYlloll I• I 11.1.11•1111 lo 4:1,1 1141t11 11 1;1111.I1 IWYIIIIr, 111111 II /•• uu !lie 31 u l SuntrollorT to tlil4 • 1 !11 , 1•11111: 11 1111 , 11 M. In In• owl 1111 ii:els(l. lutter ll ll Issll rII4. in Irr,lll the 01:41 of Ll.o %Inds. 1 1 11 tl it .'l s t 11,11 nil the 7.11 the licroswr wu. protettA- .• ;. t I tfir 3 r, the ve...el 14111.:01 Ir ...1. the Nrrillgestimi Act or the. 12th of • . 11. I to. 1,0% o t s• t‘lls tt1111.1.1. rem! e . &Slid I 'l. r. r.. 1.. 1%.4% 11011 111.11 the •PlNusititr hid 'SO I 11-4 itoslri•the 'nue eoutt Iwld .lav • hrovvrr, evolve. wll Illy ear lances. Ni the its 14 did not vosortssoloty •ot illegol'vo)sur. iv) net wan enturrest by thy istAeroiitYr no d, t I:." P" 1 "7 , tied this- le. *us to rt.- ( .vre 111. pr.-obtain. Tisi. wit„ pun,. open the erne. for Orate v. Brute, East. RAsn, Gran. THE RING 11. WA I,FORD. 'l'o+ Drirtitlaat loltrwow rrt•titcd judgmetti, 1,t,.., tottru•trtl at the Sittiooo after Imo to this Coort, of hattoK ai las pos.sesoaal la a 1. r, awl. of vopper bolts, risig,, and 10.11 k. d with the biosd arrow, new. and riot trio :;,i, sn rn „ Ile isa st•uttriectl to be imprisoned tac Ili months hi the Ilou•e 4.1 . ('orrection, liusisig 'strum!) malt rgosie a (-major:mud al lire months. Thoted.dloy the General Asodenthly of the Church of !:d.,.11.t000l mil n. Edltodhorgh. llu (inter FWAN VI% 1.•.ril N %et YR, lII* Nlosie.ty's lloglo C 1111 l I, ios oldie 11'0111 the 411edzIonostte 114111 Ito tier High Church, auul, alter lorwrilog dttiur oiervier, o v edordi the AA.rotobly 111 the tio.toidl otosoner. A sollowoloolo oor Ilid• tilt* Moog 11111 l (;soas ob. and dtrtotelo osorear dor tho 42.1 It. g •o.t, of the 3d Rol odl Vete t.ooo 1;;,t .dud the Cott Got.ordl, lineal the Part h.Olll I lie 1.0 vre Ito 1111 l WI tier dloo,r of the litirtql, wievers Gs ii. wood rreeiredl lit thr .11a ;4 1‘trote. iu th , rdoloe.. Alod000Lo: the disstitogotedordl per.olohoges H logo hood liraedd ou fists occurotoolo, we ub- %i•ri lis• I of Glasgow, Loral rilihnnk i I iota Chief COM -1311.1•1011. I, II bk. II iron Nue, ~,,, II tttttt ti rat lily Captain hlir pm, I mill A avocet', Sir .0.81111 Slll4lll, Blifllll 'kat. thr 1i..1.r.1..s Grin rnl, NliijurGeserrsil Moire. I'otnmaud, r of the r0w..., Sir John Doh) mph.. Sir 11. w Illoroultuei, Ilenry M.il i sloragal, awl Sir 111... Intl El phtustisisr, Ho s. ; II ur•AJmn,.l Sir ‘Villissui Johw host. llow i Sir Jna.e. Douglas., Sir Grecury ‘l'at , unit Sir A Irsisistile r Gisr K n ip ; Mr. lt Asirlbelpr, of N iililsor; Mr. [lope, of e ; Cul INV right. As I Myr, ; redline! Fs. Mil, l A, si . :.00:1 4 :ti ; Iblmnl II mutton ; Col I 1 "•1 111 C. ; 'stains+ Doswell soul 11 , rcla,, I "1.11 y; and th.. 1116. isi of the 41.1, moil mm s sswoolil ably lrtr oil /flir rrs, I;ciatlr guru of the A milgubir moisture of Ilse tunu•it y of o, roirrril laNt orrk. Teo children I,ring kit st.lve l o lit it room, mime of 00000 atioscite‘l ; licor were Ilavy 1..- 1.10.1 , 101 she fare of the oue•, iiiiJ h.uttl of the vtht Ncfc 111;VtrWly Lltit u. . . - But that which juirtirularly deserves attention Is the speech prossouswed• by Mr.'Canuiug, whets M. Pennell, die British (7osiostil, sun, President of the amsenslsly, proposed the health 'of the Honourslsle guest. This speech of • man who enjoy. an just • title to high influence iu Englund. is so glorious to the town of limirdraux, mill contain , sesitiments . su just, that we think it right to revolt it. Gentlemen—However lively may be the desire which I experience of expressing, in adequate terms, the sentiments evilest its me by the signal and unexpef!ted honour which you have conferred on sow, as well by the splendour of your hospitality as the manner in which you have 'received the 'neu t of my mune, this desire is, in My mind, op posed, and sis souse degree restrained, by the respect I owe to those of your noble and eminent guests, to whom the language I me must neeeisarily Ise fo reign. This consideration compels site at least to 't the expression of my gratitude, Which, how. ever, my respect for you will not suffer to hesitate. " I have not the press pt . , Gentlemen, to arrogate to myself the merit which yobs. worthy Pirsident (the British Consul), has Wished to assign to me—that of having contributed to this Sidi.- factory revolt of a i 5 years contest (a happy re sult. in which tbery feeling and every heart exults sit this. Inn Ist), Mules. by having constantly ►up larrtrd PristriPles. by the operattoo of Which alone such result MU id have bents olstaissetf. I 1 V c l in t bed the happiness of being actively employed in the counsel* of my country at 11w time when the war was ter 11l I l 14E41 ; but I acknow ledge Myself flattered by your remembrance of the fechle part which 1 bore in those counsels that led to that conclusion—a conclusion which France and England mina equally airplawl. .• We have been fur a long time at war with France; hut was it with France, such as .1w is at present, or such as we hope she will continue ? No. It was with that France which nu more re- Inqu til e d the Frimer of the present day, than does a body posseaited by au unclean spirit resemble the tame hotly whet. the spirit is removed. We made war upon France as much for her interest as fur mirk We made war upon Foince, hut we had a tacit allunice in the hearts and in the sentiments of all good Frencliniesi—nit alliance which has iswitri buted not less powerfully than our external alli mires to the sneers% of 11w war, and which has not only facilitated but 'asset d its result. " A vain apprrhee.si 1111 l or en unfounded ca lumny, could alone give rise to tlw belief that the partitam or degradation of Monarchical France' on Id ever be the object of the British Government. God fo r bid that tlw Freud, statism, so 'suturally and so fircessarily preponderating in Europe, should have berm effaced from the catalogue of the Great powers! We had felt apprehetisions from her, when hoisting the livid and tanitiousliistre of a c t, threaten ing 11. UniVeffill IleidrUrfnill; hut restored to the or hat assig ned to her by nature, and 'shedding na tural aud'heiwficent light, we hail her as the unties tic and indispensable star in the great European system. Our opposition to Frasier had nut national en mity as its p ciple—it was no longer, as had been falsely imputed to us, a Mlar against political ups moos ;it was a war of defence. Situated in the midst of Europe, France could not lie a prey to hdetior agitatiams aml canaukiona, olthout cow illUide:ltlng to other min the. 5.11114 rill. r. 'dusted in the of Europe. her influence will be equally se,.,ble in the tranquillity she will spread :bound her. los peace with herself, else pram to die world. _ . have liceti the sentiineitts of the British ll:moment store I have been tiethleil to know, or partolie them--tieli have beet) the •ientionesitii of the minority of the I.:liglivis people —such, I alit liersititilesi, hove lbeen the bentilisetits of the think on; lieimle of France, amidst nil Ilse miseries they have mitt. reil—tmeli, rernonlv, have lierie the itenti men', of B1)11116,111%, iind braved more in the goml saute than any lamer town in Hot n frw 11:tre paused billll. I set foot Fr.MeV, for the liost tinie sis lily life; circum stances of • !Hittite. Honore have directed Inc to •loordraux ; but il• I Itatl haul to eliome • place so which by Ilse relation or terhit44 I would huve .Ir•-sr.,l to heroine nrvlu•intrrl with I'rau•x Fiesielittert., I would have Chosen the country " Should it entertain sucha dealt.? But on the part of a King, formed iu the school of adversity, who has studied iu England the principle* and springs of a free constitution, such an ettetnitt is not to be apprehended. This King, whose conduct falsifies so odious a calumny, invented by hid faith and propagated by ignorance, manifests that he his learned terry thing unit a private condition could teach, and that lie has loot the rumetubrance of every thing a king ought to forget. " Knowing how to restore unanimity at home, lie is not less anxious to maintain Its Ansa 1— and what nation can farm another wish Every one may exult in the memory of his warlike ex ploits; but the general result of these great odious •will b. the sentiment of mutual retpect, which finds in the annals of past wars the most powerful motive for lasting tranquillity. " To assure the duration of this tranquillity, no thing can b e m a re efficacious than the example of France and of England. 1 dare give security for Euglind; and, at for France, 1 hope 1 may flitttir myself that the spirit or lowt.t4, too long in ex istence, it extinct, mid will be succeeded by a ge nerous emulation in the arts of peace, and a bril liant, reciprocity of commercial ndvantain s. Nlay Bourtleatix soon obtain her dune ill Held may she long enjoy them ! May those who risked all for their Monarch on the memorable day, the 125 h of March, taste the fruits of his re-estattlitli ment ! Such is my prayer—such is that of every mitt in whom loyalty is it principle, and devotion a virtue. •' Permit me, Gentlemen, to unite all our wishes to the effect is the health which I hive the honour to propose—To the Civil and Military Authorities of Bourdeaux!" DUTCH MAIL. lIMUMOI3.I. MAY 15. Letters from (7asisbray stste, that they have turn, certain information that t h e plan of an isisiirrec torsts was laid, which was to break out in several parts of France at the same time. Numerous couriers have brought to the Duke of IVellisigton the purticulars. In consequence of these extraordi nary events, the necessary instructions were * diately sent from Caiulway to the Commanders of all the corps of dillerent Powers composing the Army of Occupation. In the corps composing the right wing, the strictest injusictions are given to do the duly anti all possible vigilance awl exactness. Not only sire the orders which were given to some English reg . '. mesas to ►rturu home revoked; but measures are taken, if it should be judged proper, to stresighen the British troops its a short time. These measures of pr,•i7iutiou are the more pro per, as oi motor places in Picardy all is not tionspiil, and rime) at Amicus many *•,sous h:tvr [Pero put safe custody. The Prefect of Amiens, M. Segoirr, was obliged to have the town within '24 hours after he was deprived ot• his office. . . In several communes in the country there have been I .d arms, guupouder, and till-coloured cockades At Lille, a port of the national point have of fered to insich, 41111 to verve ill ally tor:voile that Miijr.ty shall jiitigr liecevsloy. At Arras, the iuhahitaots have iolitipturity offered to du the duty 111 the luau, io order to give the troops an oppor tunity of morello% away, it it 01011111 he neeessury. nitliStiF:l.S, MAT lj: The French Government 11:a• bent very positive order, In complete, it, far u• poo,ilile. the rrgi unveil, of I: iiirussior4, nod 11 ossatrs, wlach are organising at I.llle, Arras, owl Donny. After which. the infant • .mll arlilleiy 9,111111 Le re-recruit rd. In the ei:: ir lett•-r %%Inch the Prefect of the Department of ~ e Noah !lab inilsh•lwil on this o c. rasion, Ire buys, that a great mibily pi rsolvi hare of fered fur these regittienti l wiw could nuf be ll*. Very strung ',Andra are shout the Thud!c ries. People are as eager for news from the Dr itartments us formerly fur Bulletins (ruin the , 11•111 y ; 111111 While if is a. 1111 l uncrd that tranquillity is 11.- ' , tared on all poiot., the grrat , llt 1.:416/ . 1 (We We re'''* its the Alimstrrial Departnieuts, in their Bu reaus, and autoug their wzreits. Alm+ is expected from the National (;rani ; howcver, it has been judged expedient to make a list, in every kg ,of the citizens who unity be particularly depended upon, and to give theta ammunition. " The (.:ouriers have no repose; twenty have been c ted iu one day on the rualls to the north, Germany, and the south. Yesterday • privy coun cil war held, which lasted till midnight, and at which Madame and the Princes were prevent. This morning it was reported that six good cities were declared in a state of siege. " A new inventory is snaking of the military stores at Vincennes. The soldiers of the Royal guard must exercise twice a day, and shoot at a mark. lai the night libels of all kinds are slipped under the house doors, which -in the morning are the subject of general conversation. This state of uneicatiers iu which we live here is very painful; every body longs for the speedy return of tram quillity.—( Rol ferdaas Courant, May Is.) SMITHFIELD MiRKET, Mo•nav, Maor ?O. This day's inarket hail Si good supply of prime beasts, and the chew rattle in general was cosisidei able. Mutton and Pork were cheaper; Beef, Lamb, and Veal, sold at last priers, and the trade fir the aunt part was tolerably brisk. The sales in the flay Market were rather lively ; Hay sail Clover has drooped in pate ; Straw filched a better price. :Subjoins d is an accurate rtatetnent of th , prices and number.: To sink the offal per stone of oth. 8eef....35. 8.1 to ss. 01 Head of Cattle this day:— Muttoo ..4s. Oa. to ss. 4.1. Ikasta lAmh .. As. N.I. to Ts. bd. Awl, and Lambs_ ..1 - 2,1141 NA in via. od. Calves Pork ....3q M.1.t0 Os. Ml. Pig 4 - FOREIGN INTELLICIIIVCT. FRENCH PAPERS. ?amts. 14.4 . T 17. letters from bijou, fluted 13th 111-1, white, enww(pienet. of the ..o...pinicy which ha.. been hap llily some persons of dirk town, who were lint 'foreigner*, Weir hero arrested. A 44444 lig WI Welt' the Slew. 114 law, hue A tmoritey-t:emso nil to tiw Royal Court, sold retired officers minted Morland, l'aisissut, writ Ginitioier. At tll,rehern, the Sieor Borer, Ex-Presitirnt of the Hors' Court, vow ohm. arrested. With throw exerittions the Ktriste‘t ttasopollity coo oo ill mien to rei tzt , at 11).10 K . Hord in all the dewortineuita: 88TI, tibinkti to time wise literatures of the All 000 i o fistratiou, :tool to die firmness of the Comm, de Joemitteville. the 'Prefect, it will not he disturbed. "'nicee.huXr have lien commenced aussioot Gen. l'eaus, tlw Sorters Louis. biers, Royer, and Herooux, Movor of Dijon, doirnig the iir.uriritio.i, owl it iPiorohlthle that dory will lw tried, 11111111 g the midis% assizes, which are about to eoutdietsee. 'MR. CANNING. BOURDEAVX. The Comm! Of hi 4 BI i mutiny Majesty, and the prisieund Eoglisli Merchant* ertsbli*lsed 'lt Ihror &.ux, wseetiobled to eelebnotr. by a slimier, which took 'dare at Ilaribilemix On Ow Bth of flips lt, the jorsesice iii our lawii of tlwir illust r i tttt• 113117 W try mow. Mr. (7iiiming, Ambassador from the Court of losidois to that of Lisbon, and who, it is wild, is about to rob., the British Cabinet. Several toasts were drank with the most lively ethosiasm, being the 1111111 MM of !boar istiwt dear rod 'sicred to trassqualike EsetOpe—such at the King of Fraesee, proposed by Mr. C King cif Ens/WA—the - Emperor Alexander—the l'rtsl4 . !e Itegetit—the otla•r Allied Soverrietts—aiiil to the union of the two nation•. Mr. C u also dratil to the priaMerit v of the commerce of Itourdeatex. of Montesquieu, the temple of Madame, * the town *lnch produced a Dearer for the defeoce or Louis the Alartyi, and it Lynch, to opto thi way for the restoration of his augustrace. " Geotlemen, you havesulfereil much, and I perceive your sufferings. are not yet terminated. Your commerce hiui not yet mama it« accustomed clismiel, but in this situation - you are iint singular. In England, andhe Nl 10 the parts of Eloriie, no astonishing sod almost ttneapPcted rhasige ha. taken !place, a corresponding shock.of tesuporary dustrrss— te►nporary, I am convinced: s it will he removed by time. Commerce is.the child of peace, hut it , is of a peace arrived at its matiinty. . . •• You lave suffered—France hiss suffered lunch. The deluge of the Revolution which bus inourfated the earth. ham hunted along with it, smell, things, orders, and institutions. These 'crest destructions caisson be compantiated. Fir Ile from me that cold ithiliprophy which in private calamities two see only tiw public good, or that nosinwermittr severity which imputes to nations its miseries iss crimes. France, it is true, has suffered beyond every compensation ; but whit motives of consolation dots site not still possess " Let her consider, that in the o►erthrow of her Monarchy, on the degradation of her Clergy, in the ashemiti.m of her property, in the effusion of her purest blood, the heart, the spirit of the nation was not destroyed. nor her oilcans of eusergy sensibly di minished. What do I say ? her means are, perhaps, increased. " Providence dfliMOl good even from evil: ill hefts' luau when lie pre. «a to act.osi this princi ple! But the worideroin. alchemy of Gull, extracts from the impure mass of human crimes and pas sion. unexpected blessings to huonanity. " In the course of this fri.:lithol revolution, and of the murderous wans whict followed it, the So vereign and their people have receive.' lessons whence they may draw a mutual advantage. Not only in Fnuae, but in the neighbouting countries. and in the farthest region,* of the North, we behold the happy effects of this experience, iii the perfect ing of their political institutions. litre, with the 'venerable edifice of your Monarchy (which, olito.oks to /leaven! is re-constructed) have perished abuses, destroyed for ever. " The career which bad been closed by ancient prejudices, is open to merit and to talents. To lerance, in matters of religiou, to carried to a degree that 'night serve as an example to other states, and the spirit of liberty is w generally diffused, that a legitimate and well-regulated monarchy, of which it a the guarantee and restraint, cannot (►hould it entertain such a desire) H. struy it. ceptea, foil important yeasting. the Prefect endea vours to inflame the patriotism of the'youog and to animate to enlist voluntarily. As for she old soldiers, he oboes ion accept them till after a moist strict inquiry, which Is a highly necessary precaritimi, as experience thew*. that the Royal French floverousesit cannot depend spot' the soldiers who composed. the old army. The French Gave tttttt ent erneloys all awaits to re-establish its arose. The letters say. that the Duke of Wellington is extremely satisfied aith his reception at idle. The Duke has given orders torlimiiiish the trumps eatit °lied in the iwighliourhoral of that fortress. The three regiments of British virviiiry which were goiug home, remain where they are till further order's. All the•letters fr the French provinces on this side of ('aris, sae, that the evil-alluded tlmul,l • their efforts, and exvite disorders. In tlw butte c II towns, the most :Jesuit reports are spread ; laud they even carry their audacity so far as to allll4lall , C. that the th of May is fixed throul,liout France, as the time *Own • the Bourbons are to hr again vx pelted. flowerer, vigorous measure, bare loam takcii by the Police to prevent all the trouldvs that might arise from thew attempt.; and many persons have been arrested.--1 Marken Ceuraml.) emus•:_ is, NI A Y 15. Lt a Ghent riper is the following pritate ktter from Paris, of May :—" A great tibH"F oflicrn are found to be here who were supposed to hate left Frasier long ago, many of tiwin hare been arrested. In the suburb of St. Antoine, many seditious meetings have been seen, 111111 1.411111 C rich manufactiirers, who are pre.umrd to have distributed money among the people, are become objects of tlw strictest attention. . NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. roarmouou, 74AV 19. Arrived yesterday the Seammuler and Lame, the former frosts Sheeruess and the latter from a ruins% Nailed yesterday the lichens fur Plymouth, and to-day the Griffin for St. Helena. PLYMOUTH, MAY Caine in yestenlay the Velma, Sewell, fawn I lon fur New York, awl sailed for her destination to-day ; also sailed two or three other ♦easels. FALMOUTH, MAY 17. Arrived the Lady Arabella packet with a Mail Crum Lis boa. in twelve days. Sailed the Speedy packet with a Mail fur the Brazil. ; Ihmke of Kent packet with a Nail fir Lisboa; Oecatt trans poll for Unchi c ; and Active, 11. kin , fur London DOVItN. 'NAV 19. Came in lavt evening, neon ly full of writer and the rudder the twig Aeiive, from Li‘iviu, fin II ambits ith, laden with linear, Wince", a‘c. having beets uu shore 1141 the Goodwin Sands and un Ikal Leach, where pail of her cargo is honied. Drat., MAY 19. Sail on Friday evening after pat, Ilse Lady Carrington and 3latigkv, East ludianieu, for Bengal. HARWICH, MAY IS, Arrived the Camlereatth parked with u moil Burn Cult. hatrett; the Elizabeth, ai t ; the ElarAtteth, 512 ; the Elmu- Iwth,ll; 7.. tratomort., from Hremerlske, iu ballast ; and turn Hehe irattsport, with homes from D. ptford, Woad to lire oterlike• cud the Henry rreeling packet with a mail from HolMod. NIS MA the bum% packet for Holland; Emily packet, Gm C111610,1:81; and the Active packet fur Guttenburigh, all trills mails. Ninuerous emigrations are daily taking place from this try to America. There urn about 12 Americiti ships now nearly ready to sail for the United States, a n d the whole of then► are provided with parretigers, consisting of mechanics, and pee i.our brought tip to agriculture. Soule of the snips in overturn hare agreed to take um many us 80, other 50, on hound.—/Lee•ds Paper.) The Clerk of the Peace for the of Mid dlesex has just circulated a Resolution of the St's sions of the 4th of April last, stating that the Court, havilig received from Mr. •AIAINWARING a letter, that he intends at the next Seranui, to resign the office of Chairman, would proceed to the election of a new Chairman on the autli of May. The cir cular is dated 14//t May. Al. BLRRIER, the yousiger, the advocate who de fended (:vvillaritvil, on his late iitail , Las [brew NI , I before the Chamber of Diseildior, of the Order of Advocates, with having professcd, upon that occasiciii, doctrines ilmigerons to the system of legitimacy. This would Ire tl gist a strange pro cre4iing to this country, where the authority of the presiding Judge, to Le exercised in:hinter. is consi dered and is foram] to be quite, a sufficient check impost the • tort of the Advocate. M. Itt:luttt a is ordered to proceed upon U.:justification on %Vert ilestlay next. We understa n d that at Nlsirket-WeiLditon May Fair, sheep of ull descriptimis were itol. very reaithl) sold, awl those which were ilispiweil experienced veiy hide variation 111 prices.—Housed cattle were soniewlrit lower. A einisiderable number Of sheep have lately ht en killed at tin tttttt er,Suvpex, end on the foliline Inudv in the neighbourhood of that place, nod 'navy who have had a distant view of the animal nab mite' coilliilruce milked, by it muff: but !wi lily% without knowing that tine begat of lofty liter mud' the resemblance of a large slog, which will, km doubt, titan: to have brew the d wtrurtive de•prt ttter. NEWUNIE Afhti I.I 7 .II , ENHALL 1141tkl-t3 (Dv the t ~cc v.) liter 3s Oa 114) 4. 24: I Veal 3 s Od to 4. WI MultioU 0.1 to 4s hd I'.k 4s Oil to 4. IA Lamb, 591. Oki. to 7.. 041. PRICES or HAY AND STRAW. w• S•mrs.'s vigarrt NA•rg. Hay.. 3/ 104 0.1 to 5/ 5.11! Hay ..4i 104 0.1 10 5' 10. 0 1 Straw St/ 2$ 0.1 to 21 1:-.1.10 Straw 1/ IN. n.l Clovro 5 1 5$ tga to 411. SPORT! va INV:LUG ENCE. BEMNG _u.. O. I)l:ttliY. to I trot N . 1 . 1 10 I siva 6. yeLio. t;, to 1 uf..t Alien 11 1.. I suet fiord Polev'r c o lt. 12 to 1 a..-.Mt Lord Fol.l'. Soothsayer.' t; to I of-t Lord ro: 0/0. 17 , to I ar.t Lord %tee 41 a. 1611 to 6 afrt John of Pa.f.i. 211 to I toot Weathercock. 1101 to a sot Pea 7 he 1 af,tNector intonf the Derby, and . . . the Ont • $ to 4 Fedor wins Ow Ikrby against Rhm Js winning the oak,. 14!r, to sit . 14 .4 GreyAtm 10:s to :NI and Rhoda winnint the 0.1,.. b to 4 alt t Gr.lskin :Lail Alien *tailing the altrhy. 41 Ito 4 Nictur against Gseyskin. OAKS. The Doke of Rutland's filly Rhods, by Aspa. ragas. first fistuarite. 41 to 1 .ivt Rliuda :1; to 1 sig , t Lord Foley's sister to South. sayer. 7 to 1 agst sister to Raphael. ii to 1 ago sister to Crispin. It) to 1 figs( Dowser,. 2 11 to 1 .irsi Mr. Walker's filly Higher oils& itgimist any other. MA I? IC f. %:1. CORN fixrHANGE, Nif,llOAY. MAY 44 Our market was very well supplied tem morning with sit kinds of grain—and the yaks in general err) ilia', at the following rtduclious :--(In llata , there was a la.g. yummy left unsold). Wheat. from da. to SI per gall ter I..aer 111.011 thi• day week. Kyr, 2s Barley. 4. Nti:i w•arly 0.. able Boiling Peas still very dull. Grey Pius, 2. and Mos from 2s. to 31. per quarter cheaper iht.i last Mioiday. a expected lower. 4.IIIILNT PRI Foreign 60. 70. Fine 4u BB. Sim 74.. Fuu 111.141 •• 92. Illd ditto 11Yr 3os 34. Fine dint. 21s 25. Fine ditto —s 31. New dila° Malt Funr ditto W 1.4.• Prase. (leilers 40. 42. Flue ditto 44s S OF /MAIN I (:•.y l'• Air 33. 3sn Fiat •!itto —.. :00.4 IT,el Beau... 3n 37, lOld ditto ...... —. —s SWlii ditt0....... _3lO. 4114 1 10141 ditto —$ 1 Fred Oala l'O. 214 Eincrlitto 2:1: 2:r. Poland ditto Fito.ditt, 24$ 271 I Pointo.' ditto ! nape Sm.(' 2o' 3?1 Flue Pinar .........74- hos I Samoa. 7os 7:•1 IticE OF HOPS. PIM 'lsms II TAT PM . % RT. Kent 4/ lits to 7/ 10s I Kent ....V 1... i.. 10! 10s Sussex 4l Us in HI 6. Snsses ....6I It; I. Hi ka I F.Tges . —7l U. In 9/ 9t Fa tiluant 10! 0. t.. Id/ Us RAIV Rest Heifers and Steers (p•r Orilinlry..l. 6I hi WI atom-1.. 2a 11 hi 2. 241 Nlarkrt Calf —7 , I. 0.. .I. Niihllithrs 1. &I to I. 10t1 Esig Honor 12. 0.1 1.. 4.3 SHEEP sK INS. I'oll.d Ih." no '. 6.1 to 74 6.1 Sheurlior ...... 1).1 Lomb% PItle1: OF LEATIIFR. Rims, 50 to !Alba each 17.1 to 22.1 per lb. Ditto. 110 to ririlb.i. mu+ ...... 21,41 to 2114 Merchant.: Racks —4 h. —.4 Deesaiag Hideo 11.1 to 15 1 Fine Coach tildes 14.1 to 17.1 Crop Hldts 35 to 40 Iln4 or rutting ..15.1 to 10 1 4 Ditto 45 to 51)11.,,...... Call Skins 311 to 4011... 214 to . ?3d Ditto ' 50 to 7011 m 22.1 to .7.1 Ditto 70 lo 0011 m ..... 224 to 24.1 Small Seals (Greenland) 30J to 314 large ditto 1004. 111 1404 per doyen PHUT. 4IF it Jnnsee. Maa Sod 441 Clair Wis-ket lht 0.1 tl 1011. ellapri Markel 3. 4.1 pv1 . 13..3'4116. - --- fig 11.1 Avraage.... 3. 4d 'VALLI/W. Town l'wll..w 57. 0 I fellow lithNia 56. —• 0.1 %%lite ••-••• Cony 414 Ito 52. —. Mellow stun' 0.1 Ditto rough Phi 2F.: CA Gra ea wl Gotol eca . 01%.—Chrtl, 014—Pshh, 12. '• Yellow Soap, 1364--Mottled, ' Price of ll'imones, per dozer COAL MARKET, 31 tkii 20. Slow. at Market Ship* ! , ;01.1. Prtre. 43 Newt-wolf. 96 t .. .... AS. (141 f4l 4:4 r I 1:1 Sueitlerlalsol . 1 rottlera 1 ('olio rnicr. or locks a r.riTEßl)ti !Link S:nrk .. 16 2 1 . • h ., 3 sw , ('t. 0 .1 ;; I Old .Intnnties ... • ' 3 lwr et. emu,— I F.N. 1 / 1 !!t. 31.... I 4 pea tents , iiino ^1 • per ('t. N. A 1... 9.41! 11:i4ik 1.. Amu. 151 ft- ! Coto. for A ( e... IrdinStmic .. • . 1•15';-1, dI A U iU.iG 1 ....... . VC/arra:lV SI . . 011. L, ill. 1111.. N tlrmau , ME 11111'1 , ' 4 , to Nlai y , I; titz hlrr ul the late Aui hots, t% ilkit, Grill ut Laken 11,ath. FIRM LION 'MIN Mt I IX:I: 1111.: 1)1V. Mmioin: a; :irt,l to I Et( mo:, 4 all, 11.11 r; )1 )!11 Prinit .1 nind PUbIIVnI I; al ihz )i}irt, 147. Sts-sittl; wl re Adrerl4ltniel:l, Are o'' ' 1 I " (purl paid) m 11•1 c FPI!, No I, Clanrue4 I u.s, ‘lllll E. Nu. 127, Si, J.', P\ll.i•eilfr i= Mr. Boy iug SRC Aft! C. ►I (1' PI