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accordingly made inquiry, and ascertained that thr petition wise a rum failieiratinit, and the petitioner in imposter. He ce. led at Earl I:tint/titbit:Ws, and had bins taken into Clist,•tty. A ..m.au, who meted in concert wish him, was silin ',upper. bender, for it similar proceeding at lord Million'', and it ap. pear. !hat they have exerciard their plan+ of fraud upon the Mkt of Nautishire, the thirties' of Harclynch, P.m! liar_ rushy, Earl of Derby, Lord M a, Right. Hun. Hichard Ry.lf r, Sir A. Stanton, Mr. Wilberforce, and massy other p• 'Amin of respectability, some of whose lams were marked down an sidirrihers (forged), to induce Warr. to become s°. 41 about three tit - lock the olhce wan crowded, and Lind Mogen and Mr. dims force, he attended, to make charges ?gain.' the Prisoners fur having ',Warned money %mike false prerencvs, Mr &wet being sworn, Gated the above particulars befgre Lord Mums and Mr. Wilberforce, in his charge gainst George Wyatt, au aged decent-looking man, adding, that on raltieg at Fart Fozwill i pmm's horse he saw she Prisoner, and gees. livaed bins runCernin.7 the corrcetnem or.the tenor or the pe tit-en, sobs r !s he said w•g all trite, in the presence of t he Earl's sfreard, and that the names of Mr. Wilberforce, Sir G and others, were genuine signature', and hail subsea hied towards Isis relief. He gave the Prisoner a It. bate, which he received. A letter was afterwards sent by rir 11.titauton, stating that the signature of his name was a forgery. Mr. Wilberforce said, on looking at the petition, that it was not his signature, but it resembled his hand-writing, scot .hoover wrote it, must have seen his real signature. A Gentleman was here sworn, and proved that the Pei sinvou.'s sr:gement concerning his taking a school in Charlie. sieret,Hlattou.garden, was false ; he knew the neighbourhood well, and there was no school to let lin re. Earl fetawillistais steward corroborated Mr. Sewers state ment. . The Prisoner in hi. defence said, that he was a land-ster vero, And thst hr was in great distress, and the contents of the p. Wiwi was trot.; he had been before reliefed by Mr. Wilberforce, which caused hits to take the liberty of sign ing ;his name. lie trot a wife and nix children, anal the septuna fever haul r; ivied in his family, sod he was so much tit •tueseed tl•at hr condescended to wink all a bricklayer's isl.uourer, and to do casual jobs. He was Out nisi rigid to the woman in custody, but had children by her, whose duly it was to support. Mr. ti w►l—Yon hive only one child Sir, and you hsve twenty shillings a week coming to yen now, Sir. Prisoner—" I have, Sir ; that's a legacy, and nut suffi civet to support a wife and six children. Magisurate—You could not be in such great distress, how. ever ?Os. is scanty, to he sure, but you might manage. Prisoner—When you consider the state of the times, Sir, and the expense of every thing, and my faintly, it is not sof- Sri. lit, although you may think it, Sir, but I do nut. He nos remanded. Esther Nrven ‘11.34 then separately examined (rum I!.e sh..ve Prisoner. She is a decent•luuking woman of very mild runnotrr. and midst's. . Lord Milton stated, that the Prisoner fame to his him*, to ••k him for }oiler money. pris g a teller. He intivitell of her what her ofject w as in a•Ling for charity? She said she was in great distress, and svantril to purchase a mantle to Get her living. He hared hrr what wont.) he the expellee a 3 mangle, and she mid I Wilberfswee had given her a 11. note. Ilia Lordship was rtp• going from home, and gave her some money; he had hrsid of the imposition, and a runstahle was plated at the Rate; the Prisoner 011 perceiving him, and seeing she *as about to be placed in his hands, laid down the mousey and aai.! she would slut take it. Mr. Wilberforce raid Thal oevrral years ago he remembers thst la: was kitting borne, when the Prisoner called uu him ; she slated, that lo r husband was gour to Jamaica an engi. neer, on an estate in t h e ...land twtonqing to a Mr. Grant, rho was a Member of Parliament; she was left In distress with several diddles ; al the time lw her a woman of nurh mild appearance and manners that be coa soJered her a limper object fur relief, and lie was so mach deceived that lw itlieved her, as he Hmes! it impossible that ahe could be an impostor; but lie sweet:lined that she was, and indeed from the and ..implirity of her manners, br wan now almost inohtce.l Iu Ilailak what she slid ass Ira/. • 101 J hint in the coarse of run ttou that she lind seteral daughters, and that .1w placed one of them in the 'entice of a family alto were is ti.e habil of playing cards on smoky. and she appeared so mach shocked at it that she burst into tears. This as. 111114.11 t six years orzo. He re alm...led the prisoner to consider the mischi. %OUR effect uI her conshict, nit only to others lint to lwrzelf iii a mural • Moe alrer I. d to act under the indolence of 11 . 1 .1 was pi-Icel.:111z the most depraved habila, by such sire. l• t iuos vomiters silt' Wag bind. ling other persona, worthy u'rjeets of an.. .tin? with the munificence of humane pre. SOH.. He world punish her if emly fruits a sense of July to Ibr public. Mi. Mainttai in?. thought it a shameful case, and cope ✓igils as it was practised 'Ton prisons who wile the most 41,. fel members of ►..ri. ty. To prevent solrb gross impost. Puns. be hoped very Gentleman who Lad been similarly impowd nu would come (orchid. The Prisoner b. gged of I.4stil Milton and Mr. STilberforee em to wild her to pricon ; but from her bad etaldUCS dory stet...wined nut to War se her, and she as. remanded. ru•squAar. i r SEDITION. A corporal of lbw heat reverent of gums's, charged 146ert Doris with using 'editions LinguaEe, amt John Doris, the brusher of the Prisoner. also is a pressers in the Weisel regiment of foot gnarls, with rir sowing him after he had bee. takes, into custody. . _ The corporeal said he hs:l been at the Rose anal Crown, ✓oadway. at el. vest o'clock on Thursday night—the Pet. Mier. Were there both viiy drunk ; lw :Advised Ike notary to go home to his quarters, the Primal-, Robert, aboard bins for interfering with them ; he took no Millet of ohm he said personalty to himself, till he d—d the King and every one belonging to hint. The corporal then thought proper to rend him to the gene ana l di n v i e d •,+ether *Warr to do so, but John, the oilier Prisoner, ✓evived hiss, and bah were subsequently secured, after ri.eling very grim resistance. by Primmer, Robert Davis, said, he bail ;ttelar' at Litribelb, sad merely eked his lumber to accompany him there, as be was not in a GI slate to g.. home to his bar. ✓ule, when the other replied,' Whit will the king 113 and in •rimer In this lee inadvertently said, " I)—re the Si-, sod all 11. v men." He declared he meant un harm hy it. 1 he Magistrate inquired of the soldier what he had to se y, and reminded him of the seriousness of the dinar, arid the punishment be rendered himself liable to by reseuisig his broiler. Joh• Davis admitted he Wall very drunk ; he was 'Witt •f the priiiishmetat due to his offence, but be observed, " it nom* be helped now." The Maxintrati •hrerted that Robert Davis should be dr. Mined, said John alf'l4 to he delivered over to his rcrimerit, In be dwelt with a■ they thought proper. He was accord. given into the c ustody of his serjeant. SUNNI K ,ISHZES 1820. OXFORD CIRCUIT. fiefore Mr.Jrstiee Ben and Mr Justice RICIIIARDSOL itsrAshirs—Mondur, July 10, at Abincdon. Orfa-diiiiire—Wednesilsy, July Mat (ba w d. Woreestrrahlre—linsurday, July 15, at Worcester. City a Worresler—Same day, at the City of %Vortetter. SturJrdshire--Thursday. July 20, al Stafford. shropshire—Wednesday t July 26, at Shrewsbury. ifereherfshire—Honday, July 11,21 Hereford. Monmouthshire, Saturday, August 5, at 4onmouth. Gbuseasferakfre—Wedaosiday, Aspect 9, at Gloucester. Cif, of Gfaressfer—flare Jay, at the Clay of Oilmenler. The large end venerable ask on Fair lop Cont. mon has brew sold for 20/. The purchaser, we hear, purposes to convert the timber into snuff boxes end other light articles, which may be dis tributed to various parts of the globe amongst those who base so frequently beets sheltered and regaled wader its branches. At Shrewslinty Monthly Fair there was a large show ef fine Shrtp, whack sold briskly at *hoot 7141. per lb. 4)n the sto-reedinc day, Fat Cagle were bought vp with o v u liiy _ early in the morning, priers from to _II both d ais Pigs sob, briskly. The supply of Cheese was consider tile, for this f1f . 39911 of the year, and skimmed lola obtained la ther better priers than the preceding Fair.-40s. lo 454. per ewt.; brat dairies from 5?.. CI. to sgs. '~'" "~'°'~"'°d" 11.11112 Tlf R TURF. RACES. 11101IDAV, MV IR Mk The Produce Slakes of begs. cacti, h. fl. toe 3 yrs old. Mr. Lutists's ch. I. Woodbine 1 Nli. W. Orates b. r. lbw Sir W. Waxily.-Ira eh. e. Monreith Sir M. W. fildlev's b. r. by Colons Mr. Mulrbinunes 1.. C by Walton... Mr. RiddrlCs b c. by X V Z Sir Altaander Dun*. rb. c. by Walton The islutiliambirriand Slakes of 23gs. rich, p. p. fur all ages. M3l quit of Qiieenstwrry's Googols i, 3 yrs old 1 lanibisin's Agricott, 4 yrs old surrpstakes of /Ogs. each, h. ft. for 3.yrs olds. Mr. Rranilling's b r. by Orville 1 M.iriiiin iif tinerntherry's b. c. by Cardinal Turk .. Mr. Lambtuu's br. e. by Smolensk° PARLIAMENtARY PAPERS. REPORTS FROM COMMODORE SIR GEORGE COWER. CON CERNING THR RF.rrimartiTs u 9 THR GOLD AND WINDWARD COASTS OF AFRICA. (Continued frogs our Paper of Thursday.) Nu. 11. Eno:ak Cottage, near Eerie,, 5ept.17,11119. Sot —Herewith I myself the homier to forward you the se I part of my Annual Report up..n the general ►late of his Ilajesth's Settleme n t s us the Windward Coast of Africa; whi.•h I h..ve to rilisept you will be pleased to lay before toy Lucile Commissioners of the Admiralty. I have the honour to he, Sir, Your must obedient and humble Servant, GEORGE R. COLLIER. Cemnemlire upon the Coast of Africa. Tu.,. !IV. tinker, Sic. kr &e. Having concluded my Report on the Settlements In direc tion of the African Company, and ander superintendence of their officers, it reissuing with me now to offer some remark. on the eviahlisliment of Sierra Leone; sod do this with the greater satisfaction, lweaose improvement is here so evi dent. lust] there apin•ars so much desire On the part of these U.1111%1441 with the etecuiiiin of the oedema of his Majesty's Government, to do their merino to snake the colony answer what I humbly apprehend to be the ulairct in its establish mesit. li. olds Report I shall take occasion also to speak of other parts of she windward coast. It is hardly possilile to coin-rive the difficulties winch have been stirmuunted in bringing the colony of Sierra Leone lo its presvnt improved, and still very improving NEAVGATE AND LEADENNIALL MARNE:Vs. ($y the Caveats.) Beer .... 4. 01 to St 4.1 I Veal Mutton.. 416 04 to 54 0,1 Pork .. 4. 0.1 to 59 4d Lamb 52 0.1. to 64.4 J. BURTON WELLS RACES, ESSEX. TURsDA*, JUNit Fiunter.' SOrepotakes 10,,e4 rock, lur an ogee. Resis t four Mile 4. Captain Thorp** talhho 4 1 1 Mr. iinaith's Spider . .... 4 2 Sir H. Dutra Mafia Mr. Wyat Ger-litt Four others started, bill bad no places.-6 to 4 art Smiler, and even after a heat-2 to I apt the winner, and 2So 1 agst Maria. F4asinsts raring. Swreiwtakre of 10Es. earl.. Two Miles. Mr. Frewin's Diamond Are 1 Mr. Baritone. lt'irsrd Captain Sbeltun's Culprit Six ■tinted, but three only were placed —5 lo 4 ag‘t the winner. COll MIRY' PA I RS. ....w0r.... The Aannal Meeting of the Hereford Agriroltural So ciety at Leominster was very respectably attended on day last. Mr. Haylun having witharawn his fine pair of Oxen, the premium is that class was awarded to Mr. Jones, Breiniun. The best threr.year old Bull was chews, by Mr. John Walker, of Weslingion ; the best yearling Ileifvr by Mr. Hays*. ; and the two loug-vroollid Rain, by 31r. Gough, of Stretford. ANllOrsva the extra Stock exhibited, a Durham Ox of 1 sise and beauty, the properly of Mr. Deist, of Street Cowl, and auppoaed to br four years old, a six. ear old Cow of Mr. Smithies, and a ism-aribalb.4l Rain of Mr. IRayloa's, were prticalarly admired. In the absence of his von, the chair was taken by T A. Knight, C.A. ,ea. ; the ordinary was will served by Mr. Redford, at the King. Arms Inn, and much interesting eonver-alion took place on agriculture, and tithes subjects comported with it. TUNG' LTS AV Edit W A LLINGTON. lw ronsequence of the iron-masters in the neighboerhond of Shrtfuall mid in this county, laving given notice to their woorltmer, that, from a dep►ession in s'oe iron trade, a diminution of wages was to take place, the colliers have ceased (tom work for the last fortnight. On Thursday they assembled in such large bottom that it cos thought necessary to call out Iwo troops of the South Shropshire yeomanry cavalry, outlet Lieutenant-Color. Chottle, which were engaged the whole of the day in watch. lag the movements of the mob, whose smothers were suppos ed to amount to upwards of four ilsou.end ; and as they did nut ili.-perse at the expiret..on of nn h o u r aft e r the Riot Are was read, the yeomanry proceeded to drive them on' the ground, when a violent smanlt with stones t oo k p l ace „,, the part of the mob, and one man was taken into cu to-ly, and committed to the county gaol. On Friday the com er s conti 111 l ing to manifest a riotous disposition, and the master, of the winks being apprehensive Orel further mischief might ensile, a troop of the She. wsbury cavalry was request. 11. This request was obeyed with the utmost alacrity, not only by the yeomanry resident is Shrewsbury—a detachment of which, consisting of about 60, within Iwo hones of tho hr being surnmonel, assembled is the Market-square, and pro ceeded to %Vrllitigtots, seder the command of Capt. Knyvett Leighton, where they ►emained till yesterday—boi also by those resident in the country, who, on tereivisg their cum• mom , (most of which were delivered in the night), promptly oho yeti the cell, and were in Shrewsbury very early in floe iouritiog, where they remained till Monday, when it was ascer tained that their services world not be wanting. Os Satur• day an arrangement war entered Into between the ow:DTA nod their workmen, to leave the matter in dispute to the tit - tidos of five Magistrates, viz.:—the How. Thomas Ken yon, T. Kystiserstry, E•q. P. Charlton, Esq. the Rev. Mr. Lloyd, mil E. Cloilde, Esq. These Gentlemen assembled or Monday. and, after hearing the statement, of both par ties, were of opinion that the men were entitled to their loo nier scale of wage►; nu amicable adjustment then look place, in conseiposice of which the men yesterday returned to their labour, and tranquillity is again completely restored to the neighbourhood. We sorilesstatid no very scrims, injury loss lo en au.taiurd amoug the works, the men principally rim themselves to stopping the fnnosr•es, and preventing any us. kin the pits. Too moth praise cannot he given to the ”-onoatory on this occasion, for the promptitude and chrerfutuess with which they performed thei r d u ly. The thanks of the Magistrates were delivered by Lieut.-Colutiel fluthle to the Shrevooletsoy troop, louder thrennimmod of Captain Leighton, for their ready assiatance, a n d excellent condor, whole rouged on the service " Is,, 00.111IPT, " says a CorrysoposoJesit at Wellington, ►. was the decision of the Magistrates made know, to s great num her of colliers in the Markel place, Thar joy beamed out every oromeitemiseer, and all hastened away to cuovey the glad firmer: to their fellow-labourers."—( Salop/an Jottrnal.) Extract of • leiter from Aux Capes, May 4:— An insurrection of a formidable nature, under the direction of Gust AZ. had very near proved fatal to President Boxylt ; but through timely informa tion and great exertions. he has succeeded in de resting the party or General Gust AZ; and the Ge neral himself has disappeared, and it is supposed he is di Owned. BOY FR has issued a proclamation, ut •hich he states the insurrection at an end; but I can add that, although tranquillity has been re stewed, it is believed that a new war will break out between the two rival Blacks, Ito' FR and CHRIS. TOPHE; the former has an artily of 45.000 oleo, well officered and theeipiined, and are waiting with impatience to take the field. 'nee finances of this Chief are said to be in a tiouris:iing condition." Since the late stir in trade the coaches between Glasgow sad Paisley have regularly at least • third more passengers than they got for souse lime be. fore.—(bdiabwrgh Coverant.) Several radical pikes, with shifts from six to ten feet in length, with some ball c.rtridKea, were found last week in a plantation rat Itosetield, near Kul bride; probably some of those with which the Strathaven radical. marched to Cathkin. Two pike-brads were found a few days ago, in the bot tom of a cull-shaft near Airdrie, that had not been wrought in for some time; and sonic gnu balls have been found in a ditch to the town of Strathaven.— (Thid.) The climate of Sieera Leone, always had, was the more felt by the original settlers; from their arrival in the worst 111 . 3 1 1011; the subsequrat attack by the Fr rich seemed to assure total destruction of the colony. Protection from the mother country, mid perseverance, added to great good in tention and exertion on the ytart of those in civil mid mili tary pIIWIT in Sierra Leone, have, cossideriag how fre quently all lime in efforts are defentid by the climate, isu de surnetive of European life, brought she colony ueSierra Leant. 111 a state of improvement scarcely to have !wed I 'greeted; null the arrangements are now au pool, that pro grissive iinglioermiait may roof lently he looked for. lu Cie relmildingof Sierra Leone atter the ilestroction by the French, many glaring errors have, however, been coin niitted. Certain portions of ground, maw built import, should have !wen reserved for public works only, mid fur pis til 10114 of defence; het 1 know not that a remirly can now tw 4,111 red for Ibis evil, otherwise than by instructions to the Gore. sow to make uo forth.-, grants of land to settlers, which, f • tlw'r local 'idealism, can hereafter be important to the Government to retain, either for the pupils/ars of public buildings, places of definer, or for what seems to use eery reriiii•ite, a garden for tin hospital fur cootaleacents, or for the supply tat the gas rison ; and for notch of his Majesty's ships as may at any time touch at Sierra Leone amid require r. frrshments. lam the more induced ita observe, that Coll v•virttre may hereafter arise by the Governor being in structed to reserve all plots of land likily to be required for public service, lions the cirennestanee of the Goveninseist House itself being built upon land the property of an illll4- 'laical, and subject to such ailibininal rent as the owner may require; which, I scarcely tared remark, will always increase with the improvement of the colony. East of the Fire Town, near the old watering place, appears a spot which may prove hereafter important that the Govern; enrol Plllllllll rt lain. And Isere 1 gannet omit raper-mon regret, that the spot for building the now church in Fres Tows' should have been what appears to me so injudicluitaly chose*. It it within range of an mina by shipping; and would, I daub, nut, from the enannianding object it *ill become when finished, on that would engage attentiou.— This clutch shunt,' have beeu placed neater the citadel, who re it would have beep in a e protected situation ; soil if the population increases, as hitherto it has, certainly if would have been in a inure central and convenient spot. 11w importatioa of redeemed 111101 H s has eaabled the Goveruor of Sierra Leone to clear some parts of the woods suiroundine the establishment ; the besiefit of which will, I have no doubt, be fell hereafter. A swamp, however, of considerable extent, lies to the westward of Free Tow in (ur capital) and produces exhalations in the sickly SPIIII4III 1110111 ileatructive of health and lite; and this evil will continue, PO long as this swamp rimaius uncleared and unchained.— The tack does end seem to me so difficult and perhaps the laws of Sierra Leone, or the power of the Governor and Magistracy, might he nasal iu requiring of the black pupil lotion generally, the labour of each prison fur a given number of days iu this object of general benefit ; or if this should not be thought expedient, there would pi obably not mist any objection to tbe employment of all persons under sentence of the taw at Sierra (aurae, in clearing this swamp. In mu- I of the Governments of Europe, persons in ibis situation are engaged either in repairing or forming roads, or in other public works; and I apprehend if this practice was established in the British settlements its Africa, it could nut be complained of as a hardship. Roads are rut in every direction useful fur comninsica. ; many towns sail villages art built ; and minas, as the black population increaser, are : inure improve. meal, wider all circumstances 4.r climate and infancy of Colony, is scarcely to be 'opposed. I visited all the black ;nowt and villages, attended the public schools and other "talittslinieiits; and I never witnessierl, in soy populatiou, wore coutentllll'llt 111111 happiness. PRICE OF I.F.ATH ER. Butts, 511 to 5011.1 each 18.1 to 19+1 prr lb. Ditto, 56 to 611Ibs ewh 20.1 to 214.1 Dressing Hides .. Fine Conch tri.l to Is Crop Hid. •35t0 40 lbs for rotting 154 io Intl Ditto 45 to 51111tri.... CAI Skins 311 io 401bs 2 4 .1 to 16.1 Ditto 511 to 701brt to 35.1 Ditto 70 to 14911ps to ?9.1 Stoat I Seats (Gm:island) 2Oll to 214 Larze ditto Tainted Horse Disks I' I to IS 1 Spanish florae Dolt., ii..a,~r (To Es eostinuatj We copy the following oectotot of what took i tt a er nt Sps!ploy, 3erhereley ee'unight, from the .sse mid r Mercury: [rRoM ♦ CORRTSPONDEPTI " On Monday evening lASI a irt ry loge party met at Spitsby to celebrate the return of ber Majesty the Queen into England. The procession commenced iig she siva..., i,, front of the Town Hall, in the following order: Au oak bough; motius—«" Long live the King and Queen, may Ikea. stand like she oak, and their enemies fall like its leaves." " King and Constitution." "'Trade and Cantilever." " Lung life to the Princess Vlciuria."—A intoner° its Rand of Movie, composed of airmen Amateurs —A 11'hile Itaimer with Hie Royal Arms: initial. in guld on black, " C.E." Pa mounted by drapery with a releitial crown : Motto, " Bri tons will supp...l their Qurcut," and the painting of It crowned King and Queen tastefu!ly wive,, in Majesty's Banneroun the right of the Queeit'..—A Chaplet of Lam el, with ■ *rampart nt nut ta I "C." and a regal crown, ittpporte.l on earls side with brilliant slam on laurel.—A Royal Purple Ramer Thiry tablets with lust-Options, " Brougham"—" Ennobled Wood and his illust►ious race"—" Dennesti"—each orna mented with garlands of Rowels. The train consist...l of up wards of 41,1100 people, and moved round the town cheering the inhabitants amidst the ringing of befit, and the waving of handkrrt biers from diffcrent houses. The pageant rim. chided with Gull sore lie &hog, and four limes font cheers. A respectable party then retired to the White Hart 11113, Jobs 131111/101`, Dalby, in the Chair. After BMb - easing the inviting in a neat and applicable speech, he gave, " Iler mutt gruel..... M'jceiy the Queen; may injured innocence ever inert with brave, b0n..., and able ilefenders"—Three limes shier. A great number of other loyal mid constitu lineal Maths were given. and several national airs weir per. formed at inset vats by list' basil. The evening terminated in the greatest harmony and hilarity." A letter from Dublin, dated June 19, sties— " On Satuiday afternoon Losd Jocelyn, Lord Ptiarrscoort, Alderman James, and many oilier persons of distinction, arrived ■t llowth by the Talbot strum racket, from Holyhead. Yr.terilry afternoon Sir Charles and Lady Alorican, General Airey„ Henry Grattan. Esq. &c. arrived at Howth, by the Irardwe steam packet. from Holy head, after a loassag.: of seven II a. Th e new wri t has been ',retired In town, and the Sheriffs have Iwitrd Ssturtlav next fur the comuirneriurnt of the election." COAL MARKET, JONg 2J. Ships at Market. Ships Sold. Price. 501 Newcastle 7 Sunderland 3 .... 4116 0.1 to 42. 0.1 [From " The London New Peke Current"] FRIDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 43. Copro•.—The Cation market has been exceedingly heavy, SINI the awronots frogs Liverpool this morning sp. pear to sold to the clepo erosion ; very large a/livid' had taken plane, and the sales were trivial. The holders of Cotton in this market evince mode &mom., and will not submit to any I ...s uc ti o n to facilitate sales. The potoeloasca since our last consist of 9511 Deo and Derloire lid a 151 , 1. duty paid; 30 Carriacou, 1314. duty paid; 50 Smyrout, 10 1 .4 a Mot. duty paid ; 30 floweds, 1 ltd. in bond ; 139 !guests, 61.1.• 31.1. in Muhl ; 250 Bengal., 430. • 71141. fleoan.—The demigod fur 31nscowsdes this week has twee very g 1' • She sales reported are consul. r a Me, on a n . count of she buyers coming so market freely, attract"' by the good show anew Sorted ; as rem, parcels hare Fern taken fur export : tea alteration is the prices can be stated, - . The demand for Refined Goods has sot beeu so extensive this week as foe some time &reeding, yet the prices are folly mipporterl. The gawkish. grocers are expected at market, on account of the near approach of the Fruit season. 1110- lass.• are steady. • By public sale this week, 3,orm hags Bourbon Sever sold 26.. 6.1. • 275. for yellow, and ?As. a 25a. for good brown. 606 bags 1'.341 India sold on Wednesday, brown ivbr 4341. • 245, flue brunet or ordinary yellow 265.6.1. soil 2 0 35. By public sale this formalism, ROT chests Havaernah Snger, white, fine, 65.. 6d.; white oi elinery. 6ls. CI • Ins.; yell o w, 3M ; yellow ordinary, 36..; brown, 34.. The Fast 111.1 M StlgArS this forenoon, 3.400 packages, sold will, itriskilem., site brown mud ye Bow Is. a J.. higher, the white at former pi ice.. Corny—The business done lately if, roWe e has hero on the nio.t esteeseve smile, and noinielisasodin the large quantity brought forward ibis week by public sale, the whole wtnt utT oath great briskness, and at pikes wirelike'. bly high* r t the advance up to yesterday, was 3.. a 4.. St. Domingo being sold in exlesesive parcel. at 123.. a 1235. Ed.; gond ordinary Jamaica 1184 a 1411.. nne ordinary 123. a Ms. This forenoon two extensive public pales were brought forwent, consisting of 100 casts 30 1.4:1I British Pleatation, 649 casks IPS bags Foreign; the (seater pro purlieus consisted rut St. Domingo, whirl, mud 121 e. a 123 a. which as. rather of inferior description to thin sale of yes terday. Generally the priers of Cagier may be stated fully supported, and Jamaica again rather higher. A large parcel 111 le sold 126e.123•. Rica—By public sale o• Wednesday. 305 barrels Caro. iiolll Rice sold all at 394. This forenoon 174 barrels and 119 half-barrels sold 375. 6d. • 3'44. 6d. ; asd 2.977 logs East India, Wags! .loite all taker iu at 13.. fur the brt•d, the slightly diunageJ 10s. 6.1. arid Ile. Stioes.—There is •ery little &leg Spicer. The tie.. s•ard for Pepper has subsided. RIJN. BRANDY. AND HOLLAND/ —The supplies id *err Rum i.e ouch lyre ass bad been solitipsied the prices in . 1114 liK F: TS. • CORN EXCHANGE, Anvil', Julia ?3. There was but little doing at the Corn Exchange Ibis snousing. the sale of all Grain being exceedingly heavy, and the supply of %Viten, and Oats touch larger than the de ntand ; even the finest samples of the former article walk d.fficulty obtained Monday's prisms, and all other sorts neat. olfcred it a reduction wf from is. tolls. per quarter. thita are is !or quarter cheaper, awl dull sale at that decline. In Ittrlcy, Beans, sad Pease there is as alteration. tiXBRIDGE. C.wa laspeetor's Return, Touasnav, Jolla 42. trioltt, per load 151 Ms to 221 Os Barley, per jostler.. 33s t.• 3s. Oats 2Ss —4 to 32• Beans 40s —4 to abs Peale —B —d to —• —4 NEWBURY, BERKS. Wheat 455 to 055 I Brans 44. go 491 &wiry 32. to 3)5 I Prase 44+ Ito —. &Ws Bread, per gallon, Is. 7d. lo 1.. 9J. SMItHFIELD SIARKET, Fasosr, . lUtti ?3. There was a sand supply of all kind of Cattle .his amen. ing at the Smithfield Market. Prime Beasts was higher in prate than last market day, Isel she inferior qualities are the same, Mutton, Veal, Pork, nod lamb is lower in price. In the Hay Market there is no material alters . PRICES OF HAT AND STRAW at. Jaorea. WHITECII4PIII.. Hay 31 104 OJ tujlt Oa OA Hay.. 41 O. 0.1 lo 41 Se Od Straw I/ 74 0.1 toll lois 9.1 I/ Med I. 1/ISt Od Clover WO. Owl to Ot Oa thl I Clover.. 71 o.od to 81 Ys Od rOREIGII WOOLS, iwr lb. Spanish Sheep, Unarm .. 36 Od • 5s 0.1 &gowns 3. 3d • 3. ua Suria li 9J a Zs 3l Scs•ilk 2l 3il a 2s 9J Saxoay,lst R. Oda S. 2.1 2d &hernia, Ist .... as 9d • b. 04 ---- 2.1 /KEEP SKI NS. • lAtobo 2. id to 4 Ott Shearliogs RAW HIDER. Rest !leiter* sail Steer! (per Ordinary— Is 4.1 In 2. OA stone).. 3s 03 to 35 24 Market Calf.. Os in 9• esrl. 11144.11incs 2. Eld to 4. 10.1 Eng. Horse Os 0.1 11/ Os Op PRICES OF TALLOV Town Tallow 64. 0.1 —s ad Yellow Russia 60. del —. 0.1 While ditto...s7s Od —. Od Soar 'IOW—. 1137 s Od —a 041 Melting Stuff 500 pd —. Od Dish, rongb..32s 041 —a 041 PRICE OF RAW r•. As elated by Ibe Tallow I 'AT, per stunt. of 81b. As dated by the Butchers. St. Jarucs's Market. 3s 9.1 Wititzchmsel Msrket 3s B}J AAverage......3s 8, .1 Metter,. Price by Ta110w....3. 8J PRICE OF CANDLES, From Tallow Chandlers Hall. Pries of Candles, per dozen, lls 64I—Moulds, 13s 0,1. 6d. per dozen allowed fur ready money. PRICE OF 110 PS, per Cwt. WFW RAGS. RPM II Cent ....3! 10. to 4? 4, Kent 3/ 15. to 4/ 14, Sussex ..3/ 38 to 31 14. Stint 3/ At to 4/ 4. 3. to 4/ 0, Essex .... 3/ 19, to 41 104 rersaham, 6ne , 5/ Os toll/ 10s.—Unto, second, 414 q to 51 /..a oarivilowesoltip Nor 41: SOAP, Ice. per 1121 b ' Yellow Suap Ads Mottled DS, Curd Graves 24• IM Good Dress Q. Us eonorepneace are supporta& sativilkalsadiair the RIPIMMI eyinirnr • that a decline wield take place. The parelumea asnee nor lam are isienaridersble.—The deatnad far Brandy has Wes innefs ingressive Wyly, sms amoral of unfavintratehe reports reseeding the vintage; the demand, however, is again subsiding, ww sbaenist et dm sonny st lee weather In Geneva there is nu attention. TALLOW —The prices of Yellow CAW& Tallow see rather lower: for parr!{. Siemer fee 'tali's!. The Toms market is to-ilsy s3e. W. whialt is N. lower thaw last week. AtHETINGS fir cluspiroßs AT ( U von efty. -- *. it. R. Coney, Strand, end Strutton-grotina, plot/awe 3 19 S. Cramp, Minh/irk, eenhvietilieb 3 12 J. L. Study', Hatton-garden, Operckfwt J. Fitzgerald, Narrow-wall, *id Keteniegtue, tim tier.inerchivot .. T. Watkins. Ross. grocer 3 1I S. Newell, Horsham, baker ....... ............ .1. Ellett, Spitilfields, coach springAnsker 2 1 H. Barter, Bishop's 13'..libeste, grocer 2 It T. C. Ilstis, C • herds street. wholesale perfiither 2 12 B. Snowdon, Harrow-tos-the.Hill, grocer 2 II B Topling, Strayed, jeweller .. 2 10 T. Triphook, N. Jantre's-otrevrt, bookseller.. t 2 2i E. R. 11311, Albory, paper-Minnfecturer J. Besse, Beth, eabinet-maker iV. Asksy, Otford.street, tailor. C. %VP Is, Haitusi.gai den. scrivener W. Dorringion, Tow.. Malting, eviller.snaker 1 12 W. M. Ashby, Albory, poper.mennfeetorer 2 Io .1. 'sod, Holborn-bridge, hardwarvinsa I It J. Series, snit 3. W. Mitchell. porting, carrier.., 2 12 C. M. King. Upper Best Smilhaelel, wine-inert haat I lit J. yarn, Brrinuoilsey, Spanish leetheraneenifertur e r I I J. Stade, !Alyce Grosvenor-street, shopkeeper .. • . 1 12 J Ciropi r, Red Lion-square, eel-elealer T. Davis,jon. Isle of Little Beddow, pig.deakr 1 1* J. Dicki•usun, wear Guildhall, warebieseiies W. Away', CAusteridge,npholstere/ I I DIVIDENDS. C. A. Wheelwrigla, Conant-street. mirrehmint ll J. Galt., PAternoster-row, wholesale-sr ors ismer K. IVorrd. Bluoireobarry. paperhanger J.S. Maerfreda. T. Lull, a■d H. Herroboll, Notion Val vile, sr:k..lyery J. We,i, Itichrneed, lilea.d►alter 1 9 Ilrows, slid T. 11. &Mt, SI. Mary-hill, merchants A. INthrell. Goo•ltsraer's,firlds, merchant I , ? D. Purer, 11 . 1..f0rd. lieres.draper ll H. I.Vardilisrcion, 111wkfrirsris, owrehaut H litchardv, Draeurr%field, rarprore... G. M Shell,,', 111itrehaircl, :rooter J. 1111kinsurs, Applrdurr. miller ..... • • 12 CERrIFICATES. G. Rohineme, of %fiddle; ich; ClNstre, inokeeprr.--G• Ridge, of Witainz, Reeks, millwritht.—G. Wat-ms, late of Fozgathormr, York, euros•ricaler.—J. Varlry, of Great ficht.strect, Middlesex, priutseller.—P. ('us, Fairf o r.l. Gloucester, otachiose-heater.—T. Freeman, of Chalreollan; Gloucester, surzeus.—J Sompaoss, of Smalls-square, %Prot miusicr, 3liddleara, eurit4sterettaot. A few days ago as one of the Kinthorn rocket hosts came into the port of Leith, a bull, *ll.O it had carried over, became restive. leapt into the wa ter, and swain to tlw otlwr vide of the harbour. A porter, who endeavoured here to secure Imo, W l 4 furiously attacked by the nnimat , viol not iota 1!:e water for safety; but the bull proofed him to ibome depth, and, before he could be reword, his clothes were ahnovt torn off his body by the a 000000 hoop.. Fortunately, however, his person sustained hole injury. evcii OF STLICIES TESTI:II9A Y. _ i 3 per CLltrd...tiB Ili I Old Au ..itit e 5..... Gal 34 pet elPflti..:. 76 77 ( E. Bill,, g.... 1 e dee. 4 per Ceets• •.. 864 8G 1 Lott. Ti 4 krt... 49/. In.. 5 perCt.N.A.serip. II pr. I Ommum India Bonde..ll 14 pr. I Cone. rut Ac. 701 69i 70 COURSE EXCHA A ntstenkm ....C.F 12 5 Ditto at sight lt Hot tea dam .... 2 U l2 6 Antwerp 11nrn!mal;h ....21 U. 37 2 A1g0na........21 U. 37 3 Pnris 3 da d 's sighs 25 FO Dit:s .........2 U ea In , 6 It) I , , , invort un sae Mnin, Ex \1 1551 Vi. min ifrrlivr 2AI 10 0 10 10 M3 , lrud 3.11 34 1 Whoa 34! Ibrcclona Sty;llc 3l IRE, Fine►tr, Jinni 0 Venire ..... . II OD Malta 46 Naples .. 311, l'alernio....ptrips. UK 30 I.Olton - 60 Oporto Rio Janeiro Bahia Dobli• 6• 00 0 Cork Agit) of Book 00 Hollarti MILLION Portugal Gol.l it t e. Coin, per ut 0 0 0 Foreign Gold its Bars.... 3 17 tot New Dsublssous 3 14 0 New 13 , 11Ars 0 4 10i Silver in Bars 0 S 0 Irgborti Genoa 43! BIRTHS. On the 13111 insinat, al Geneva, the Lady of Edward Sey mour, Eiol. of a eon. . . _ - . Tur..lay, Ilw Inih iasiont, at Carobs 11111, she Lady of Browolow Bertie of a .011. MARRIAGE. Thomlaw, al the Abbey Church, Hark, by the Mot. Cooke, A.H. of that Cathedral, Willi .In %Idtoo, Fog. of Hereford, to Margaret, )uartgest datichter of W.M. 31eyt. r, Fag. of Bath. DEATHS. Tamlay, at Bristol, Mr. Janfra Norton. 11,n,k.rikt. 11w Btb ivatmit, at Graugc, in Cirialsert Mary, the wile of !Ili. T. Wilson, acrd pi. that ins the nth or Jolt, 1819, her on.4lwc died; nn oh, fhti td March. 18ig, her lather died Assa on ilte Sib the .latigiltrt. MOD %TATER Tills DAY AT IA ,N pois pH' put Moraieg 4 oiler 12. f Evrnu.s SN altrr I - By his Majesty's littYAl. LET PATENT. 1141 E E'S (:#•tininr PILLS. justly heinous for Caring, in all its Stages, a Certain Ihsease. One small Pill is a dose; and the taking of one flux, in a se. free! Care, sill soon convince the Patient of the certainty of his speedy me...very, Notbsusz eat, be better coetrived, more safe, or moie convi went than this remedy, fur such as are obliged to go journirss or in era, ua it herd, MO confinement or restraint of dh t ; and 60 years o 7 , :p4 clears (in an rater - sire practice) Irry pros. :bat It will rifeet a cure, whets le pelted sadivAi ism .hid all other melhods avail anthitig. 1". the Scurvy mud other throne-al E)isorders, this Ire not its p4ra:ls I. l'pwards of 40,000 per of !wits sexes, bare L..a radically cured of the above tsar' Uiss. orders within the but right years. Prepared soni sold the s o k rsopris toss, T TAYIAMt and SONS, Sergeow • , et their losouor, Nu. 9, New Bridge-island, Su boar* of (soh( 2s. VA. earls, duly board...l.—N.B. Two hack duets and lights in the pu.suges at night. Tbey are also sold ny sheik appointsmeat. sills copious dirreliors, at Mr. HeybstrooN Toy.sh,,p, 193, °sr .ril .trees; Mr. Dislierosigh'r, 1, sheet-hill, needy opposite the Miseumeni; at Mr. Raster's, FAinburgh; Newliery's, Diddle ; and by one person in every considerable town its Great Critaiu aril Ireisail. Advice grata+. to persona taking thr above, .r other of the Proprietors' edirjoes..—Gleri s and &,1M! Weaknesses cured, aad kiters, post paid, answered. • fire the list published by the Royal College of Lemke. Prieto/ sad Plibiesbid at Tom Bonne Pun sol Tam Gums titer, No. 117, Rimed, by C. CORNWELL. of the emit Ikb ' ! i: t liial, ~~.