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SOW4TIIIIIST. ,ERS. . busses hare been broken Keusington, &c. in consequence ems ou the alert to disco. night a gang of three of lull, and yesterelsy they Ir. Picnic. Mr. Aketek ingistretes, and respect. evainieati names as Robert Hall, ,Wiled loitering about ♦raulNgina on Thum.lay 4elonan, and William Fre watched' them from High. `urupike chore to the from there they NM. i'ltillinture place, and then - ing no doubt but that of the houses, Frewin watchmen mine to their back (rout of the houses, they found they had been fossil some implements Ise. It was then about implements of housebreak. consist ing of a carpenter's a steel for striking a of liver to quiet dugs .ensiogtsn•agosre, stated, that his londay sight ■nd the his library had been thew With • ce•U• his shutters its their forced state, •hell had furnterly been a carpenter, was the stuck and centre pieced ~pull the Item and were found exictly to fit. es with the centre pieces, which tape. , itisuut scarcely bring heard. The l'bey were committed fur fur- Lyon was charged with highway or street , Mr. Charles Fiel.li of No. 27, Thowus-aireet, Commercial. sad, Whitechapel, stated, that un Thuarday evening, about . quarter past six o'clock, as he was crossing George-yard, Whitechapel, the Prisoner ran violently against him; he endeavoured to let him pass, but he tumid bins pressing very hard against his Ii ft side, and is the attack the P. homer was assisted by two or three other men, who forcibly kept his left arm up, and his hand cud arm were so secured that he tonlii nut use either of them, when the Prisoner inatehed li. watch (ruin h. ~, nod ran away with it up Grange-yard. He pursued hint, and called "Stop thief r sc.:. when he was attacked, to prevent his running, by the Prisoner's cons. pinions, who attempted to knock him down, when he gave up the pursuit for fear of being ill-treated.— Me had no doubt of the Prisoner's person, as he had • pelt et view of his face from the light of a wine vault. This was a material point to decide, as the Prisoner was appre meted in a very extraordinary manner from among the itectaturs its the office, listening to the proceeding which - Sieve then going no, of the Prisoner's brother, Isaac Lyme iseing fit company o ills Joist, Jacults and Michael Jacobs, its picking pockets in a most daring manner, in the Strand-- Ilse Prisoner was committed. .. 7 . John If 7 sctbrooh, Jahn Iliarphy, and Joseph Darting, were Charted with lareakint: the shop window of Mr. Maclean, a ir atchutaker, in MAy's.buililiugs, St. Mariiies.lane, wish in lent to rob the shop. They were detected in the act, about tot o'clock on Thursday night, when they bad forced a at of glass out .—They were cuno.iittad for (wither causal. lion. _ . . . . . . . Sarah Farrell and Aaae Farrell were charged with being utterer* of forged Bunt of England notes, to Mr. ad, pawiihroker, Mr. Randall, of the Hole-in.the , )7,111, Chancery-tare, and several utbers.—They were com mitted fur felony,- examination. John Swill., alias West, was charged with uttering a 101. forged . Bank note to Mrs. Anne Appleby, a hosier and glover in Parlinment.street, liftutniinstet, iu the purchase, pf goods to the amount of 21. I7s. Among the goods pur. chased were gloves, Slid it was difficult to And any large ugh. It was dacutt to get change, when be desired the to he sent to the Green Dragon public house, in ice iyn-street. The note bring discovered to be • forgery, a -.noble was sent with the man and goods, whom, no doubt, •. • • 111111•111111111.11.11.11111.41111 PULteE. • • MUSE. EIR EA IC EF Poe mom time past a ennsber of boa open in Pimlico, Chehalis Kensington, the patroles and watchmen have been o err offenders. ttu Thnrsdiy nigh them weer apprehended at Kensington, nweerwent as examination before Mr. Icy, the Magistrate, several other Magi able inhabitants attended the examine. z The men charged gave their Dam 07,,r0• Vag, and Julia Francis. '111.• Prisoners hail been seen and sal tho town and •eighbourbood of Kews night, by Joseph Coleman, a watehmat *So, another watchman, who watches street, Kensington, to near the tut Call enclosing Lord Holland's park, ed to the bark of the houses in Millie/ Mae emend to the front, when havin they were 'cuing to break open one of swims Lis rattle, and several other we assistanre, when on examining the back their suspicions were confirmed, as they attempting the house No. 214 and font el housebreaking close to the house. loslf-pask one o'clock. Several impiety hg were famed opera the Prisoners, cons lck with Iwo ceulre•pieres, a chissel, light, a piece of can.lle, and a piece c from barking. Richsrd Chace, F.ssi of Kensington-sr house bad bees. broken open oo Alt shutters of the window leading to I . furred open by boring sixteen boles i piece. He produced his shutters to the • Lark, thee patrol, w Ito lend formerly t galled is., when lie tried the stuck and 0 holes bored in the shutters, and were Ideals° homsl other holes with the cells ratios was pesfsosn•sl without scarce' Prisoners are old offenders. They wee fiber escamination. Joseph Lyon, was charged with robbery. am *nullify ;IT iwarLas—vase '~'' - Ain • The late military promotions have not. been cor rectly given by 041541.2 of our rontemporinies. The fallowing will be found to be an accurate ac count Ik►esfiwd to the G wernorvhip of ivrvey. The Earl of Chatham, Guventur of Gibraltar, iu 1M room of the late Duke of Kent. Lientenaut.Geueral Sir William Keppel to be Governor of Cerk. Lielontaaat-Gewtral Browne to be Colonel of the •4th Fuot. The Marquis of Really to be Colonel of the Royale. Lord Hortoon to be Colonel of the 424 Regiment. And Lieutenant-General Hope S. be Colonel of therid. CORONAWS INQUEST. Yesterday as inquest was held et the Middlesex Hospital, before Thomas Stirling, Esq. ea the body of Isaac Tem ple, aged 13. Edward stocker, footman to Dr. Heaviside, of 14, George. street, Hamtwer•square, deposed, That us Monday last 1w win with his master's carriage and bones in Nottingham-place, mid the deceased had the care of a Gentlrinsu's horse and chaise near the spot; a gust of wind blew an umbrella tin der the horse's belly, soil is consequence of the horse being pricked by the paints it kicked, and while the deceased wis in the act of stooping lie received a kick on the temple, which fractured his skull dreadfully, of which be died in the Munn buspital.—Verdict, Accidental Death. 'YIUS. [EXTRACT FROM ♦ Pety♦Tß LITTIII.] Dila Ste—You would soon surmise our first visit when we arrived in Naples. Vtrgil's tomb is but two miles from the Strada di St. Giacomo, where we lodged, and not quite one from the grand Promenade of the Royal Gardens. We left the hotel alter an ea-ly d r, and drove past the palace, not remarkable for the beauty of its architecture; but the piazza in front, bound to a semi-circular colonaele, is fine. Wa stopped at the centre gate of the Royal gardens to see the celebrated group of the . Farnesian bull, the most spirited statue of a quadruped now in existence. Mr. Etistace, its leis (laasical Toter, observes, that it represents a woman in the act of being tied to the horns of a bull ; he hardly saw the group-sethe unfortunate Dirce is al. ready tied ; the furious animal has made his bound ; Queen Antiope, who relented, had just given orders for her release; and one son on the left, seizing with his right hand the horn of the bull, and his nostrils with the other, the brother pulling the cord with all his might, seem scarcely able to suspend the catastrophe. It is said the sea air has an effect on the 1311141 r, that will make it necessary to remove to some other situation this wonderful group. We quitted the carriage again on coming to a zigzag path, that leads to the vineyard where Virgil'el tomb is situated ; the sail on all sides is higher than at its site, so that it sten:nos entirely secluded ; no exterior ornaments remain, and to the interior the reticulated brick work is the only remarkable part of its construe time ; from a bench near it is one of the finest views over Naples end the buy ; and so rest the ashes of nature's worshipper, in a spot where she has dealt out with unsparing hand both majesty and beauty. After an hour or two of sleep we were called by our coachmen' at eleven o'clock, and arrived at Re sins a little after twelve. Without any directions on our part, three of the guides had brought out their mules, and expected us to mount them without ce remony, belt as we understood a roan of the name of Salvatori, to have the best, we insisted on 'echo; him ; the other* assured us he was on the moun tain, and would not be back till morning, so we costs metiers! snaking our bargain : and as they were a little exhorbiteent on three Englishmen, we kept disputing till Salvatori arrived, to their great distils pnieettiereet. IVe were soon mounted on his indite, and though we cut a very ridict,lous figure, with a man pricking ou each, and hastening them by • half nasal, hall-grunting round. More than half the way is through vineyard►. Thrn we crossed the lint k lava of 1760, and afterwards part of that of Iglu. Previous to arriving at the hermit's house, we had a very abrupt, steep, and brokeu•up road, where our asses found dif f iculty in keeping their fret, and as we were occasioually on the edge of a Jeep ravine, and our torch-bearer at a distance from us, it required our fullest confidence in the animals t o remov e the appreliesssion of danger. At the hermitage we found means to dispose of a cold fowl and a bottle of our host's wine, and as our object was to be on the crater a little before sunrise we- reposed from two o'dock until four on the sofas. Heavy rails until six,and no prospect of clearing up, caused a change in our felons. We drseeteded to Resnik' and drove to Pompeii, where we passed four of the most interesting hours of our lives, ranging through houses toot display much trate, and through public buildings on a most magnificent scale.— brought to the very homes of a people on whom the name of " Romate" *tamps the foremost of na tional characters. The extraordinary mildness of the climate, and its little tendency to change the parts of buildings, served to deceive we completely in the forum civite, an oblong surrounded by a colonnade-, round it are five temples an d a M i nim a , or place fur assembling the Senate, and hearing cauAes. The columns had been broken by the earthquake in the year 63, and the repitirs had advanced with eonfiderahle giirit in the year 79, when the •flower of ashes coveted and buried all. Seeing the friezes and architraves of beautiful white utarble ranged along the columns they were destined to connect, finely polished. and the letters of the inscriptions cut, except a small part just near the joitsta to be finished off accurately, at the time of their juncture, I thought the workmen had quit ted (luring the heat of the day, and asked, with what i n tention the King was going to repair this fine Forum ? My guide was amused at my mistake, but raid I was not the first who had beets deceived by the apparent freshness of the wink. We came out by the Ports Romans. the road or nainented with tombs, and semicircular benches fur pedestrians. A little way down the hill is the house of Arrius Diomedes, the intimate of Cicero; it be came the tomb for its toaster. His skeleton, cud that of WIC of Isis servants, were found, apparently in the set of making their escape. We quitted this unparalleled collection of ruins, and returned through *forre del Greco—numerous neat houses have beets built Isere since the town had been enveloped in lava in 1794—0ne of the old ones is pointed out at n little distance from the road. completely encircled ; the two persons who were in it the time actually endured the heat for some hours until the burning liquid lost a little of its fluidity, and then they escaped. Our descent to Ilerculaneum, and exploring the traces of its theatre through damp and narrow pas. sages. occupied us half an hour wan and we were well pleased to re ascend to the village over it. The great part of the galleries cut through the lava that bury this city, have been filled up. lest the King's Palace. which is built over them, should descend for the purpose—and, as many of the old stucco paint ings are preserved here, that were brought up from Iseli., the antiquaries would be very sorry to here • new exploring to commence for them. You may be tired of this very long letter. but take courage, we are on our mute once more. and with every prospect of a fine night. we have com menced esceedisigat six o'clock. After a short rest at the hermitage, we rode to the foot of the part of the mountain that is covered with cinders and ashes —the latter as fine as send. and yielding at every Met., made teilsoras work mad slow progress for the ant twenty minuttat we thee took to the cindese, with • continued &reel of brakes' slviris Jr we mfr placed a foot, and made our way on tolerably far forty minute}. We were sow at Abe valley which lies az the left of the truncated cows.. in whose lop R I .;*Vi.** is the crater, and from side the lava roll.— volumes of smoke irisieg at intervals of four or five minutes, and spreading like a vast tree; up through its centre a body of flame blaziug and shooting out showers of ashes end red hot stones, which some times fell at our side of the crater, sometimes at the other s but the wind sufficiently favourable to make our situation not very perilous. It was here. a short time before my visit, that W. C. of Dublin, was standing with two ladies. when a shower of fire enveloped them, a stone fell on Mr. C.'s shoulder, ■nd broke his arm in two places, and the terror the ladies was near producing fatal consequences In them. They were brought to the Hennitage (ear cording to Salesian's account) scarcely living. Mr. C. was much better when L inquired for him afterwards at Naples. Our curiosity was not yet satisfied, and we re. queried to be brought nearer to the lava, of which we had a distant view. Salvatori was ■ little un willing. but we were determined, so he gave us a general direction to stop the moment of a dis charge from the mountain, and look up so as to avoid the stones coming right upon our heads; he then led us over the cinders or scoriae that cover the sides of the crater, and which continually gav e wa y us. One of the hot stones had rolled near us; M►. H. bring near.sighted, did not trust his eye., but used his lingers to be satisfied of its heat, and as he was smartly burned, be acknowledged himself con vinced. We cros.ed u tomtit of lava eight days old, which, as may he supposed, st►ll retained its heat; through the chinks we could see it quite red —then crossing some riot more than 44 hours dia. charged, our hands, feet, and face broiling, we reach ed with our sticks that which was rolling past in a body about 4.5 feet wide, teeming out from a mouth in the side of the crater, and causing a crackling sound in all the scarcely cooled imbalances it touch ed. Our return had a little interest from the ex tinguishing of the torch, owing to the great rare factiou of the air iii a particular part, but our guide was prepared for such incidents, and as soon as we passed the place lie lighted it. We ascended the valley ■long the base of the crater, to where there are two fountains. about a foot distant from each other—note gives hot water, the other cold. We took a drink of the latter, and found it excellent—we descended with rapidity, and found our carriage waning fur us at Resin , . C. On Sunday se'imight a rapid thaw commenced at Newcastle, and about six o'clock next day the ice broke away front the bridge, and forcing the Mer chant's Packet and another ship from their anoor ings, drove them with fury against some other ves sels lying at the Quay, by winch many of them re ceived considerable injary. The Cicero suffered greatly. The Merchant's Packet and the Carlisle were driven down the river, and grounded urn a sand-hank et the entrance of the Ouseburn. The oyster-boat and some wherries were crushed by the ships and sunk. The ice continued monk; down the river 01 night, and next night lire ice n► the higher part of the river came down. The river ■t Shields was fur some days rendered impassable by the floating ice. Tins thaw up,itars to have been general throughout Enro l s?, arid the navigation of most of the rivers is again open. It is understood, that on the dissolution of Par liament the Lord Mayor will be a candidate for the representation of the City. !, FRIDAY, raitatmay 4. Venice Malta 4O Naples Palermo.. ..per us 116 I.ishon Oporto Rio Janeiro 1141tia Duhliu Corl Agio of Dank uu Holism! 8y:144m Portugal Gold it t a. al Coiu, per oz 3 17 9 Portico Gold in Bawl; . 317 10} New Doubluous 3 15 8 New Duller. 0 5 I Silver in Bars 0 5 2 PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bonk Statc. SHIa 3 per Ct. Red..... 681 i 3 per Ct. Cour. 68 67k 68} Si per Cent...... 7711 4 per Ceutr B7l 6 pe► Ct. N. Auu weir 103 well Rink L. Amt. 18 1-16 Imp. 3 per Ct. Au. 67# ludic Stock ...... Ditto Hoods:. Is 16 pr. South Sea Stock.. 75it Ex. Bills. 4 .... 3 4 pr. Lottery Tickets 1131. Q. Oduikatu. 68k64 Coos. fur At c. , p+iE 174: a 10o.; a iew Cei*Ge. lbd.; b 0 Lints, 7‘, *s i t e its hood ; 100 flosislai :* sid- To•Acso,-.-Tbere Is sin • Improving demand for Tidlessej two or three carituee of Virginia Tobiteco un reponsim 4t.. • 44.. per ICOlbo. and several morsels 40. pelt I Rom. Statues, APO Hotzaustii-reTbe • riot, of sliab Government contract for Rom twin at a law rate, had mil unfavourable effect on the market; the demand Sore, hu l a. ever. Les cossiderahty revived, sod Rums wry Wilily I stated rather brisk at improving prices. • The request eau tissues directed 10 strong qsalitiesi.--Brourly le Is must da. mend, sad the prices ambito* to adirsociteeeTbere is so sl aeration. le Gassers. OlIAL—Tbe prices of Oils may be quoted rstrally at ~ small reduction. There is much interest excited ley the Celeopste ea r •(1 Spiess, Sec. 14th iostaiet. Foe a length vt siervibive: been very few purchases of Spices, and the quantity put ep to sale has generally been withdrawn, then having bees °treys at the Company's spiel prices, which have fur a metro of mouths been lowered, tint the alterative has not pi 1.. .1.c.,1 the buyers to come fornsrd. The presient.o•daerd lax prices, it Is believed, will induce the exporter, to 1141 y, Rtes.—The demand for R,ce has really inspeosed; 14, price* are Is, a 2s. higher. TALLOW —There is no improvement is the' deousiol or in the prices of Foreign Talow ; the market heavy. Town Tallow is to-day quoted Gi.. which is 6.1. cwt. higher Onus last week. CORN EXCHANGE, FRID/If, Festoariw 4 What little Sue Wheat appeared this user,iiig oh'si , Monday's prices, but the demised was far from brisk, 413.1 1 osty trusteed to the best qualified. We hid a lbw fresh sr rivals of Barley hole Suffolk, which article of One alaitiut quality fully supports Iffeedoy's quotation • het Hs. rr very little inquiry after the middling and isierior amoipt isa ; of which we have a tolerably large quantity me baud, although offered on lower tome Pamirs be disposed of. la Pease, Beaus, sud Oats there is so alteration. CURRENT PRICES OP GRAIN. Wheat, Kest at Eases 04a TOs Suffolk ditto 62s BSs Norfolk ditto 4os 84s Foreign ditto Its Rye 34s Ws Barley Ws 37s Malt Ms White Pease ....;."1116 Boilers 4146 481 Grey Peas. 414 4.13 Small Naas eos 41/ Tick dills . 24. 40.1 Oslo Pala* .. 264 28.1 Poland Vats 254 47.1 Feed Oats •...14. 2',. 1 Finer (per seek). ...5!.. ea. Rape Seed, per 155t..34/ 26/ UXBRI Cara Inspector's Return, 'I Wheat, per load Barley, per quarter Oats Beam Pews THURSDAY, FES/MIRY Z. ...ill 10, to 18! lOil ...32s —4 to 38. —4 ....Us --ct to 30( -4 ...39e —d to dee —4 .. 48s —4 Is 524 —d NEWBURY, BERKS. Wheat S3s to 771 Cd thsta Rye —s to —s Od Beams 4ls is Ns Ili' Barley ris le 34s Od Pease Oa is 44s fil Bread Is. sp. to tit. 7P. per Gallop. I SMITHFIELD. FRIDAY, Fiusaumac 4. There was • middling supply this morning et niarictter, all kinds of prime Cattle, but the pricea are c0i.1.1..r4;d4 Milker thus last market day. Muttu• has advanced met* higher its pricei Veal is also meek dearer thou la►t week; Pork Is also Wier is price. The Haymarket rennin, muck the mate us per ear last week's timutatiwn ; Straw au Chivas nu eltenitiou. To sink the offal per stone of 01b. 11eer....41. 6.1. to Os. 64. Head of Cattle this day:— Mattes IN. OJ. to Os. 04. Beasts Vea1....0a. OJ. to Iti. Od Shoop 5,110 Pork ....Ss. 01. is 7s. OJ. Calves llO Lassb...os. 04. to Os. 04.1 Pie. .... ... HAY.IIAItiiET. Hay....... 3/. Os. 0.1. to 41. 4s. 0.1. Clover 81. Os. Od. to St. 10a. 0.1. Straw NEINGATE AND LEADENEALL MARKETS. I (By lb. Carcass.) Beef .... 4. 0.1 to 4. Sat Veal S alto 6i A Manua.. 4s 44 la bs Oil I NA •• •• CPO 41 to 4l 4a PRICE OF HOPS, per Cut xrw 86041. 111 W ropett.Tll. Rest ....3/ Silo 4/ Os Keel 3/ 8. to 41 S gore: ISs to 3/ Ss Sussex 31 34 to 31 14 Essex....2l 189 to 31 144 Essex .... 3/ Os to 4/ 0 Farnham, second, 4110 s I. 51 56 , -41si, 61 Cu to 11 Si Foreign Poekeis 1/ Ss to 1/ 13s. PRICES OF HAY AND FritAw. IT .14110:11 . 11. Hay 31 3. 0 .1 to 41 IS. Al, Hsi.. 31 164 0.1 1 Al Se 0.1 Slum I/ 4.0.1 to I/ I. IDA Straw.. I/ 104 Al to 11 lOs Clurrrol Os 04 to 01 Os 0.1 Closer 51 St 0.1 to el Os Od PRICE OF LEATHER. • Botts, 50 to 661h0. each INd to /11l 'pet lb Ditto, 56 to SOIL. each 324 to 1134 Dressing Hiller Flue Coach 1141 es 17.1 to 1813 Crop Hides 36 to to Ils for coating 154 to 1.7. Ditto 15 to 50144 18.1 to 'lOl Calf Akins 30 to 4011. ' 110.1 to 164 Ditto 50 to 70161 ' , Nil to •301* Ditto 70 to .............29. 1 to 70.1 . Small Seals (Greenland) ..10.1 to 101' lane ditto Tanned Horse Hides lOl4 to spiwists Hofer Hides COAL MARKET, FZURIJART 4. Milos at Iliirkst Peke. 291 Newest* . 631 .... 3Ss. M. to 44*. 6d. MARRIAGE. Thursday, at Cite Ise* (-inserts, by the Very Reti!the Haa► of Obesity, the Rev. Rietrarel Sandilurds, Yea. air Yeterb surrey, to Miss He Brett, ut aluain , stseet. DEATHS. • On the 26th alt. la Dettals, VisesuntesoMeialitastea. - - - - - - daughter elflike tale Lori Viscount Sautimell. Ou the 18th all. at Lynn, Norfolk, Mom th e wife of Martin Falba Kisliton. el.teat delight* of the ktr Stephen Atka Fon. of the same place. the Wethwo:lay feat, at his twine, in Yintittalen; Mr. lo• itcpb Aladin**, 'of an lalionni.ation in Meekest. Mr. 111a ducks was the Ant anatomy actor of his dsy, . HrOaa lon the convivial orospariura of Frank Numb, afterward Earl of Clallfeed. HIGH WATER THIIIDAY AT LONDON BRIDGE. Wet*Oar* Met A. Evailsrlllol4 ard Paisvadysi dieliliilbed , IN ' Games Oise, N.. 117, rELI. THE AEMY. 4/V LVICIVIIVI; eir Pg.IPLES—VIISUIVIII.S. is the crater, and from *hose side the lava roll.— 17d. • lid.; • few Carrliesios, 15d.; 50 Sams, 7d. • dil. is T hew! ; 100 Ilketele, Sic a Sad. --owe.- . volumes of smoke aisle,: at intervals of four or five Tbtre owe o u e r a t a h o ree car* ig o i rV ha irrant ia T i abee deliftad cw as t ri re T pat r" s,J a : e late military promotions have not. been cm- [EXTRACT FROM • ratvArs LITTIIII.I minutes, and spreading like a van tree ; up through given by 00541.2 of our rontemporories. The its centre a body of flame blazing and shooting out DRAR Ste—You would soon surmise our firstlits. • 44.. per ItOlbs. soil several waste 4hd. &Sad es_ lb. ring will be found to be an occur**. ac- • • • visit when we arrived in Naples. Vtrgil's tomb is showers of ashes and red hot stones, which some. Hon. llgatitof, ace HoLLAWMP.-..Tba • prise; o f sho t :—. times fell at our side of the crater. sometimes at the Government contract for gym belay at a law rate, hod a s iinfiivoa table effect on the market; the demand rise, lion. but two miles from the Strada di St. Giacoino ii &regrind to the G wernori.hip of Jviiicy. 9 Earl of Chatham, Governor of Gibraltar, in Ili• room where we lodged, and not quite one from the grand other, but the wind sufficiently favourable to make rather revived, and Rams us halo s ' e. late Duke of Kent. Promenade of the Royal Gardens. We left the hotel our situation not very perilous. It was here. • abort 's la t e d hrisk at improving pr' .. The ri eveluest ' m t . strnaut-thueral Sir William Keppel to be Governor after an et-ly il r, and drove past the palace, time before my visit, that W. C. of Dublin, *was : homes directed to strong rptalities.--Brandg Is is muse d o . k. out remarkable for the beauty of its architecture; standing with two ladies, when a shower of fi r e mud, mid the prices connate to adirsace.—There iv so e l ilanatit•Geotral Drowns to be Colonel of the 44th lint the piazza in front, bound to a semi-circular enveloped them, a stone fell on Mr. C.'s shoulder. terstioain Cleave. Marquis of Neatly to be Colonel of the Royals. eolonsile, is fine. We stopped at the centre gate situ broke his arm it, two places, and the terror a Olis—The of t O . ils For m sph a re y amm.a be i:w i r a ti ot tih.....h ed .rhh g a :: :: : 64: ll 4 p ,: i t i is t iiza,.. il Hortiron ti. be Colonel uf thel24 Regimeat. of the Royal gardens to see the celebrated group the ladies was near producing fatal consequences bb up T al here l rid:r il l intenst esiiiedsy the 0 sok 4.f I Lieutenant-Geaeral Hops S. be Colouet of iltso2d. of the . Farnesian bull, the most spirited statue of a them. They were brought to the Hermitage (an • seie . s, he. cording to SilloatOree account) scarcely living. been very few porduses or Spices, and the quantity pat o p _ quadruped now in existence. Mr. Etistace, iii his Mr. C. was much better when I inquired for him to sale ha. ( tonsil) been withdrawn, them basing been Co CORONAWS INQUEST. tlassicsil Tatar , °liveries, that it represents •• woman in lino act of tieing tied to the horns of a bull ;he afterwards at Naples. :I f : :T a r al t ili l l ie :sht h he a lrAe y e s r m .i v i s: P : in t7 a o n a ry u refi ca;:l i fi e . l" : " . lf . t o l : r c iT h .l a . s g T re /st atly pr i es: pre nt , f ed Pii :f : Imlay an inquest was held at the Middlesex Hospital, hardly saw the group-mthe unfortunate Dirce is al. Our curiosity was not yet satisfied, and we re- pp Thomas Stirling, E. out the body of Isaac Tens. ready tied ; the furious animal has made his bound ; quested to be brought nearer to the lava, of which ._._ nis i g._Tu nix price., it 1. aat. , v... imoice the exporter* to I*.ty red 13. Queeu Asitiope, who relented, had just given orders we had a distant view. Salvatori was a little un- -. . ... • . wahine. but we were determined, so lie gave or a prices are Is. a 2s. higher. i - - - • NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. contrived to elude,as he was not there when 034 arrived. Ile saa afterwards taken late custody by Perry and Ruud, ma a chsrge of street robberies, when on handcuffing him, found his bands to be so uneunsutowly large, that they ad no doubt hut he was the man Mrs. Appleby had deeerib as uttering the forged 10/. uute, which proved to be the 1.-11 e was committed. ItAWLanIitOUGR STREET. Yesterday Timothy Eddows, a youth of very respectable orrexinus, was brought up in the custody of Mr. w a officer trailer the High Bailiff of Westminster, c hair Mr. Alley, the Barrister, with having picked his pocket I a silk handkerchief. Mr. Alley deposed, that on Thursday afternoon he was - liking along Air-street, Piccadilly, when he felt a tug at a cost-pocket. On turning roved be saw the Prisoner retesting the property under his coat, he (Mr. Alley) is tautly ran towards him with an intention to secure him, which he threw the handkerchief through some railings au area, Ise collared the Prisoner, and took hint to the ratehluouse, where the constable (of whom he complained of dereliction of duty) refused him assistance. He was obliged to take the fellow io his own custody until the above Beer took the Prisoner from him. Cook arid Hainsbormigh, two constahles, had followed a sf pickpockets (of lbe prisoner's acrpisimance) the ding day attensptieg to /rap Mr. Alley of his baud. Wet list Prisoner was fully committed fur trial, and Alley was bound over to prosecute. The Dublin Emoting Pest of the lit inst. atopt the press to insert the following paragragli :" Just as we were going to press, we received a let. • from Galway, stating, that upwards of 509 Rib. n hail been taking up arm. in the neighbour. , of Clonfrrt on Friday night, when the Bishop informed of it, went into the church, and aued ringing the bell until daylight. The: ich lie had barticadoed and defended by armed linen. The nett night, Saturday 1-ist, a force of regulars were dispatched to Isis Lordship. who ire patrolling all the toads to the vicitrity. Another meeting of Magistrates was to be held oo Monday." Jamaica Papers to tlw eVI of DfreerUhrr coutaiu .ht following statement resiwcting the unfortunate leluded followers of 111.6tEtana :—" By the Ico t finnee, from Sante Martha, we learn. that 150 ire, of the deluded followers that were taken a Kin de Is Heel*, on the defeat of bl , Gannon, • .A.I bees. ordered by the Viceroy of Santa Fe to be anti the senfrowe hall actually been executed • the 25th dr. o*.ober. We also learn that a coo ler. is fovea of the lodeproderits at blompo ...been distetefed. sod that .84 of the principal ingleaders hail bleu arrested, and sent to earths. He fur 'Two filen, greeted their escape from the new at Durham, on Thoreday morning, by pick. the lock• of their cell. and climbing over the wall •f the prison. yard. One of them was herded in the efternoose, at a house in Chili. ; he had broken his leg in genteg over the r and hie companion. the mottai thjfird, bad ' ierferd hats auto Gillrigate, wipe , * he left him, and %begged to be admitted into Ibe house in wine* aboneamouni, isolwany 3. Arrived the Roe Wort, for the Mediterranean. l'woeil by the Eliergill, Patton, front &atria for HoII ; sailed October 3, and from St. Helena Drreinlwr 13. ►ailed the Garland Grove, Progeny, for Jamaica; Tri dent, Rayne, fur Loudon; sod Fly, for Deptford. PLYMOUTH, lIESRUARY 2. Arrived the Elizabeth and Maly, Brims, from Luestiou for Jainriica. Sided the Lively, Gowing, for Naples; and Concord, R4y, fur Trinidad. FALMOUTH, IZSRUART 1. Arrived Ilse Lavinia, Hazel, frum Luudon fur Madeira ; and the Spartan (32 guns), from a cruise. LIVCRPOOL, VtaIIUARY 2. Arrived off Ibis post the South Britun, esmpleall ; and Minerva, Eames, from Castle Ann; and the Margaret and Ann ; from Charlest.u; sailed lat Oetubvr. DEAL, nizmuitar 3. Arrived and mailed for the River with thr Unity, {V e en more, for Ballwin, the Charles, ♦gaurae, and Le Jenne Henry, Hebert, fi um Ruurn. Remain in the Unwn• the Severn frigate, Badger re cutter, the Queen Elisabeth, fur Charcute, and La Dena Addle, for Nantes, In the annals of Greet f . ritiiii it has never till now happened t h at the sceptre of these realists lass been swayed by four successive Ibitiarchs of the same name. The brit instance of the kind is found in the accession of GEOPILGIS IV. Since the Conquest it has occurred but twice that three Sovereigns of the same tisane have reigned in successive. The First, Second, cud Third EDWARDS, were likely to be succeeded by a Fourth, when the hue was inter rupted by the premature death of the Black Prince, and RICHARD 11. ascended the throne of has grand hither. After he was deposed by the Duke of LAN. CASTER, HENRY IV. HENRY V. and HENRY VI. were the next Kings of Englund. The troubles which, ter 11l i l isted the reign stud the life of the I•st ill.f.ted Monarch are but too well known. The succession was again interrupted. and EDWARD of York reigned under the title of EDWARD A son of the same name succeeded hint, but was murdered before he was crowned, and since that period it was only in the cases of HENRY VII. and HENRY VIII., and of CHARLES I. and 11., that two Monarchs of the same name reigned in succession, till happily the offspring of SOPIIIA of Hanover came to rule these Kingdom*, and give us four Geunces. The following is a copy of an original letter which was received by the High Sheriff of North umberland in the year 1813 His Honour the Sheriff is respectfully Wormed, that one of the Southern executioners is now at York, mid lu to offer his services, if they are wanted. His charge is fur each convict, and ftil. a mile fur travelling expenses. "If his Honour thinks proper to employ him, please to iusert the winds, pearls may come to Newcastle,' or what your honour thinks proper, is lb* Newcastle Courant ; and lesve an order at the prison fur my admission to the prison the evrning before the execution, that all things may be got ready. " Your humble servant to command, " T. DENNIS. " I shall be at Sunderland on Saturday next, PO you may send a letter to me there. Please to direct to be left at the poi office.— York, August 18, 1813." Mr. GRA Trott, the gentleman employed in super intending the gas works at Carlisle, has published it letter, in which he states, that the explosion which took place in Newcastle was owing to flange joints ; t. e. broad rims, by which the pipes inert and are screwed together. lie says, that in London, where the opiggot and rtucet plait is used ; the insertion of one pipe into another, only six trilling accidents have occurred in twelve years, and in two of these the pipes were designedly bored. Metal pipes contract . and expand in different temperatures, so that Range joints way he loosened, and the pressure of the earth may break the pipes. With the other plan, however, lie sap the pipes may contract and expand without injury, acrd never open or break by depression. _ _ ESCAPE raom GAOL—Emily on Monday morn ing four prisoners effected their escape (row our city wird, by cutting through the lock, of their cells said scaling the prison walls, by means of ropes formed of the blankets out and twisted together, by whiell they lowered themselves upon tlw adjoin ing buildings, mid thence into the sireet.• They were seen together in Avon-street, and as immedi ate alarm being given two of them were secured ; the other two are yet at large, via. Like Smith, a whitestuitli, fully committed for a felony, and Newry Atkins, a notorious chancier, serving his time of imprisirsiment.—( Balk Paper.) Three respectable looking mat► ■►e in custody at Newce.tle, on a charge of having, fur six or seven night's in succession, attempted to enter the bank ing-office of Mean. CHAPMAN. in ColHopwood. street. A number of skeleton keys and Book of England notes were found in Ihioir possession. They underwent an examination, and were rr man ed. Lavarrots has "arrived from Bow-street, and identified one of them as an old offender. We understand Mr. NADIR. of Manche,'tr, has been scut for, reorder to ascertain if he cap prefer J ;. smote utterer. of forged Bent of 'Ragland notes, to Mr. father. A fie:. lie r t . ...,,,,,,,t, pawili,eoker, Mr. Randall, of the Hole-in.the- • * tall, Chancery-lane, nod several others.—They were corn- eAsTEIt, mess' I misted fur farther examination. were the 'text Ks John Smith, alias West, was charged with uttering a which t ee • A wl la forged . Rink note to Mrs. Anne Appleby, a hosier and in./ 4 ,d Ni onaic h Flower in Parliament.street, Wrstnitnstet, its the purchase succoirion was al of goods to the amount of 21. 17s. Among the goods pur- chased were gtovra, MA it was difficult to find any large of York reigned u enough. It was difficult to get change, when be desired the A son of the same Roods to he sent to the Green Maola public house, in Jer- murdered before myn.strret. The note !trial discovered So be • forgery, a period it was mil constable was sent with the man and gouda, whom, no dawabt, and Ilawity VII _ he contrived to elude.** he was not there when they arrived. He was afterwards taken into custody by Perry and Ruud, that two Monarch , en a charge of street robberies, when on handcuffing him, succession, till hi Ihey found his bands to be so uncumutouly large, that they of H anove r cam lad nu doubt hut he was the man Mrs. Appleby had demerit). give us four 6EOI td as uttering the forged 101. mite, which proved to be the tact.—lle was committed. The following KARLIOROUGR STRICT. which was receivet Yesterday Timothy Eddows, a youth of very respectable umberland in the • onexious, was brought up in the custody of Mr. Watson, " His Honour the n officer mailer the High Bailiff of Westminster, charged one of the Southern • y Mr. Alley, the Barrister, with baying picked his pocket to offer his services, • f a silk handkerchief. fur each convict, and Mr. Alley deposed, that on Thursday afternoon he was "If his Honour tit alking along Aar-street, Ptccadillh when he felt a lug at lessen the woods, 'T. is coat-pocket. On tainting round be saw the Prisuser what your honour de ' matealing the property under his coat, he (Mr. Alley) is- and leave an order al tautly ran towards him with an intention to secure him, prison the evening I •• n which he threw the handkerchief through some railings may be gut ready. f au area, Ise collared the Prisoner, and took him to the " Your I watehhouse, where the constable (of whom lie complained of ' dereliction of duty) refused him assistance. He was " I shall be at Sur . bilged to take the fellow in his own custody until the above send a letter to me ti . ' (firer look the Prisoner from him. post office.— York, . Cook and Gainsboranigh, two constables, had followed a ,.., Be of pickpockets (of the prisouer's acquaintance) the It sr- "la "ON, i. trading day attensptiog to draw Mr. Alley of his baud. intending the gas i . •ef. The Prisoner was folly committed fur trial, and n letter, in which " r. Alley was buuml over to prosecute. took place in Nes • - I. e. broad rims, I The Dublin Earning Post of the lit inst. stopt screwed together 1 he press to insert the following paragragh :-.. where the Noir,* ." Just es we were going to press, we received a let• the insertion of .cv Irma Galway, stating, that upwards of 500 Rib- trifling accidents • men hail been tusking tip arms its the neighbolor.• sod in two of t ••• • of Clunfert on Friday night, when the Bishop bored. Metal lacing informed of it, went into the church, sod in different temp continued ringing the bell until daylight. The be loosened, and hooch lie had baniesdoed and defended by armed break the pipes. men. The nest night, Saturday list, a force of lie mop the pipes 00 regulars were dispatched to Isis Lordship, who loins's', and never ire pattolliog all the toads in the vicinity. Aosotlwr ESCa re rams - meeting of Magistrates was to be held on Monday." ing four prisoner .:. Jamaica Papers to the 1124 of Drcetularr goulatiu city gaol, by cu . , , .lie fo•lhowing stateenewt reviwcting the unfortunate cells and scaling • Waded . followers of 111•GtEcina :—" By the focused of the bl Co t fitmee, from Santa Martha, we learn. that 150 by which they lur alto, of the deladlOd followers that were taken hog buildings. oi f Rio de la Had*, on the defeat of M•Gasnon, were seen togethe • •aol beet, ordered by the Viceroy of Santa Fe to be ste alarm being s ' •lioot. anti the eenkoce lied actually been executed the other two are ' .n the 25th dr. Olinber. We also learn that a coos. whiteamitli, fulls piracy. is &vont of the lodepeorterits at Wow° New, Atki n ,. , . ad .beeudiseerlettd. mud that .84 of the principal time of imprisuni ingleisders Ind bleu arrested, and sent to earths. • Three respects • • is. for trial.' Newcastle, on a • ' • Two felons tifeclod their escape from the new nights in successi • , tot at Durham, on Thursday morning, by pick. hog-office of Me, fig, the lock- of their cell. and climbing over the street. A numb ter wall of the person. yard. One of them was i England notes 4pr/headed in the Atriums, at a house its Gilli. They underwent . e; he had broken hie leg in getisog over the ed. Lavamoti • . all/ sod his companion, the meted theind, boil and identified I ilf I/01i WIN job Githglate. wile* he Iris hint, and We'lluderstand *begged to - be admitted into be boilse in which been scut for, in , o • . • . a doom , atisipet ,IDGE. COURSE OF . EXCHANCi Anteterdam....C.F 11 19 Ditto at sight ll 10 Rotterdam....! V lt 0 Antwerp . Hamburgh 17 36 1 A1t0na........21 V zl6 Paris 3 day's sight Ditto Rourdeaux 25 35 Frankfort on the Maio, Ex. M 1511 Vicuna effective t M 10 3 Trieste....do lO 5 Madrid ....effective 341 Cadiz "...effective 341 Bilboa 34 Dart..lona 5evi11e......... 341 Gibraltar Legbura r. 471 Genoa .. 441 MARKETS. [From the 0 London New Pries Corr t."] FRIDAY AFTERNOOW. FCRRUART 4. Short—The demand fur 81useovades has out heeo so extensive as during the two preceding weeks; the prices are, however, fully supported. Two public sales of &Mare were brought forward ou Tuesday last; the St. Lucia Mew reredos west off freely at the previous priers; doe white earhadoes realised 87s. ed. good white etc a Ms. The Amami for Wetted goods appears rater to have given way; the only considerable purchases sauce oar last consist of parcels for the Illediterraseau; tine patent goods are much welded. Mousse, are beery, sad rather tower. lu foreign Serifs few sales are effected : the request con. Linnet, but the quantity of foreign Sugars in London is quite inconsiderable. COVVICE.—The Inquiries for Coffee by private contract greatly revived early in the week, and St. Domingo, which had bees selling at 117 a. and item. for weary, realised 120 s. On Wednesday a public sale was brought for wind, casuist. nig of 33 casks British Plantation and 400 bags 140 casks St. Domingo • Ilse former, Coe ordinary to middling Do. mimics, real ised 1375.; some part of the St. Domingo, fair quality, meld at 1300., but the greeter proPortio• was taken in at that rate. The request by private connect has been since inconsiderable, and the mai ket may be elated souoi sally she same as the prices of the public sale; Si. Du =imp., ides. There were no public mire of Coffee this humans. Oat parcel of Si. Deoniage is reported to be meld for mein 41 lids, but we believe IN parebeeee meld be made es ibe tumeal terms seeder Me. Corrox.—Tbe Cents merhe madmen beery. The lortimil awe Virk salllll. 0041.114wawas*" PRICE OF CANDLES, From Tallow Chaudler* II Trite of Candles, per doses, Ile 011—Moulds, 11. 6.1. 6J. per dusts alkawami kw reedy atrusey. PRICES OF TALLOVI rown Tallow 63a 611 --a 04 Yellow Itawi• SSA 04 White i1iit0...56a osl —$ ad Soap 04 Od MeWag Shoff eria 04 —• 04 Dille rosib..3Bs Id --• ea , SOAP, ice. per I Ltib. Yellow Soap..." I • • • • eis 1 Mottled Curd Graves ll4l 0. Good Prep lis 0.1 PRICE OF RAW F, As staled by the 'Fellow I Metter*. RAT, prr stone of SIN 011 stalest by tbe Bntehers. St. James's Market. Ss ad Whites-limpet Market 2. 84 Avoragn...... 3. 81 Price by Ta110w.... ia RAW HIDES. Beet Heifers end Steers (per Ordinary.. Is MI to IN 0 stone).. is SJ to 2s SJ Mai ket Calf.. As to S • rsrl. Iliddlisrge24 2d In 2s 441 Eng. Horse Os OJ in Os Os ti 9 •1