The Sun. — London, England, 1813-03-30 00:00:00

4*. Mr. STEPIIRN explained.: The GRANCELLOR. Of the EXCIIP,QIJM NUM} bin:Melt:lWn sittlati fiosilewliat singular, being ohliged to dissent f.roAl Alio opinion of all. his friends, Who were iii:ound Tlic principle of the pill c a ouipariSOlV . MVO cliGreht. Lot conferring revv.trds upyn . ritose per. ons ,who deserved theai of the conatu: tntrported 13111, because he thought that it afforded the lueittis of providing more effectually fur t he 'reward 4 • ._... _~.. .»~.~. ..>. w dr. cunAcon,Fen. learn frOm, Santa Mar tha; that on the sth ititt. the Carthaginians, amounting to 20tH) •men, tinder the' anntuand of General ,Von Pedro Lalretrtice, attack,ed. that place, and after a trifling resistance,inatlethem 7 selves masters of it. - The vessels,lying in the liar !vim. inunediately put to•sea with a great propOr• tion 'cif the inhabitauts,•wilo wore reduced to the greatest;distress. John W 'rrotter, late'Secretarvio the late Mr. Fi)x, Jane TrOtter (his . wife) :and - James M`Ma- . »us, were, ott the 10th in“. at Wexford Assizes, found guilty of tie rescue of Mr Trotter from the custody of a'Slicriff's Bailiff, _and of. an sault and battery on the same, on the 29th of Of-I - ober last at- Porter's gate,. in the county of ‘lexford.' M. Trotter made a very feeling . ad dreSs to the Court, jp which he expressed contri tion for lis rashness, which he ascribed to dis. trictiOn of mind; in 'Consequence - of disappointed hopes and ernbarrassed fortune. lie wa►s sea tr!ttced to a fortnight's imprisonment,. and the tady was discharged. • 't Tuesday .ev,eping an inquisition was taken at the White Swan Public House, Down-street; Pic cadilly, before. A. GELL, Esq. on view of the:bmy o f Mary Brown, a servant maid, who, irappeared in eviOnce, had thrown herselfout at the winthiw o f a house in York-place, Baker;street,- that -.was burnt down a short- time ..sinee r and broke both h t c,:l eg s."fhe Jury returned a verdict of. Acci dental Death. . 1....0N1)0N: Priiir,l +!;,:, 'ili().si,% , -; w 001), of No. 11e, Strand; and I'ublikbr4 by WII.IIIM ARMIGEB SCI4II'I'S, South Motton-str..et At the 6uN Otticu, No. 112, tti.011(1, wiiere Alvortifemeniv, Orders fpr the Paper, Leiters fur the .Editor,Ae. (pot/ pa.d), • eendancy ; but on the contrary, that the wages of official service had sunk .; and upon all the};rdaulls. he had ti en the llbeity of arging,suppoetcd the • .Amendment. • Mr. CANNING Said) belied fortniftly supported this Bill, and pis be saw no grounds for altering. his opinion, lie worth' give it his& i. sitp',!:tirt now, • and briefly stated the grounds .ost*llich he did su ti He noticed that they - ought not to be influenced in their opinion, especially in any matter of fi• mince; •or' by any consideration of what reception their Measures were likely to meet from the other 'House of Parliament. If, they badbea guided by such principles, tha.slave trade would never have been abolished. lie then adverted to Ole- origin of the'tneasure, and contenAetlthat were it only • to removta the public impressions on the subject cif Sinecure places, it was advisable to pass the lie, denied that its object :WAS to take from the Crown tlfe power of rewarding public ser-, vices : it was a snhstitution, • not an. abolition ; and, in his opinion, substituted a 'preferable sys- . tent to that now in use. fie ridiculed the argil uteut against' time's being the best measure by 'which rewards could beadjridged, and maintained that it was not only the most harmless, but the most just. But it was better than ehanee, which • was the settle row applied. l'he Bill would effect all the purposes which the advocates for no dimi notion of thepatronage of the. Crown had in view; and a more unobjectionable way than by a grant, runt he therefore gave it his support. . It was ana logous to the enlist ittitinh as it now existed ; and in the state of the times, if it did uo more', wonld 4estroy thisrepresentatiohs, which would be Ten . - dering the public an essential service Mr. BATHURST thought, that in endeavonring to steer clear of the difficulty of not diminishing, the power of the Crown'on one hand. and to do' away all ground for popular misrepresentation on the other, the of this Bill had fallen into still, greater difficulties: On the subject of ap pointments in the colonies, he agreed that sonic legislative enactine:4ts should take place tit' lima the licenses for absence, and 'noticed that the No ble Lord at the head 'of that department, had . however done as much as 'individual exer-' . Von could ticeomplish to remedy the evils which existed', s e nd. to render' the (takes . ef fective. Putting thiS aside, and looking at the general question, he charaetised it ss a sweep , ing measure tti , '•alter the Whole patronage of the Crown. Ile. was surprised the . I hlc tletnatt•sbotild refer to Mr. Burke as an example. Mr.. , Burke had done what he thought right, and then. held his hand, left Untotiehed,. and recog . - u4ed those offices, 'as lit, proper• constitutional right, at, at which the Honourable Gentleman armed his reforms. With regard to the arguini.int as to time being a, proper measure of. ptiblie„ser vice, he argued, that 'where it had 'hitherto been applied, it had been as a check upon the Crown, and not in the .sense contenkled, for • by the. Right HonOurable Gehtleman (Mr. Canning). As it was, it lvould • he easy to state many+ cases in whit+ the ,nublic service, eVen in subordinate fonees, , root its that, 10 the estiMation of the public, pensions. wei!e. than sinecures., He conciaded, by-0'01)0h6i deeided negative to the Bill. Mr. CANNING and Mr. 13,yritoR?i . mutually ex plained, Mr. PoNsostny, adverting fa. part of the speech of Etre Noble Lord (tastlevagh), ,in which be had said that he did not entirely approve Of one mode of disposing of Sinecure Places, which gave an advaptage to those. wlio had been long in. of fice ; he , was tuirprised to hear any thing:so kind and considerate froM the NOble'Lord... Nay, he thought the ex fires y e , joit to verX , tranrdinary, that behepu to think that the Noble Lord wasactti ally tired of office. -But the expression was soon :she; qualified by the Noble lord, with added, ".11 those -on the opposite side- of the Honsn should ever be thonght fit to become Ministers." He was sure that the Hon: Gentklriep beside him felt very little inclination to thank the Noble Lord for any such expression. But whatever r,pinion thalloble Lord might liave. as to fitness, he was sure that'll he and his friends eVer should he in office, one of their very first acts would be aholiSh thOse offices which were so burthen some to the public. The real merit - of the Bill consisted in its putting . it into the Power. of the Crown to reward personis who had performed real .3.vioes, while it took away the power of bestow ing °tikes upon persons who were not deserving of any such reward. It also gave to Parliament the power of abolishing any offices which might be thought unnecessary. He thought 'that the most economical method of rewarding those who had performed eminent services, was 1 y pensions, be calise when it was .doite go, the public knew the exact sum which was given to each individual ; kind he conceived it to be but just and proper, that every man, when he paid his share of taxes, should know for what purposes it was to be ap plied. On these prim iples be gave the Pill his 1 ,,,,,t cordial support. Mr. STEPHEN spoke at considerable length against the Bill, and ohjecfed particularly to that part of itl,vhicla related to the bestowing of places ill OW colonies. Sir Jowl NEWPORT spoke in favintr of that part of the Bill, which related to our Colonies.— lie thought sinecure praces a burden upon the because often conferred upon unworthy pet sons. When a sinecure office became vacant by the death of a holder, it very seldom occurred that there should be at that exact time any pct.- son who deserved the place on account of services performed for the benefit of the country ; the con gnome was, that the office was conferred upon It persou totally unworthy. Mr. FL THoititrroN spoke in favour of . the . . of anylicti, anci in a war it'lliets ninre a.ecep! , - able to.: the puhic. tic *poke on the subject without any reference to.liis ofiicial spitusation.— Neithoe,dfd he approve of the Bill upon any slich ,'Principle us that of thinking that the prerogativeS ,oltheCroWn :should be abridged. Sir F. rr..000 spoke in roi'our of -the Bill. " He was ashained to think that there were persinis who could accept of attires, for tilling which they receiving large sums, withot doing any , thing to GOd or Mau. - ► . Mr.HuE.glisoN said, there wa's only one Gen tleman who hall taken any thing like_a new line of i!r t .r,ufnent upon the qoet ion. Ile. sai4 -that it would he better .tk: discharge of (Ivies should be remunerated tiy.ices and pertpdAtes, than in any other way, as a great proportion of such fees 1k• ere paid lay Foreigliers. finis would be to revert to the old plan, 'and to itstore. every thing that had been abolished within - the list three yeart„,.. lie thought it. was much better to net in the spirit of the Bill, and itflix sal tries - to Colonel BARaY opposed the bill. • . , My. Ftilzogrtm,o 'said, that the -clause cvhicli respected the Civil List of Ireland had been' op posed last session by-an • llonourahle Ocritleman opposite (My. Ponsonhy), who, he hoped, would continue that Opposition in the present Session. That clause in the Bill went to the diiisolttfion of a compact between the Crown and the Parliament of Irela n d. On this ground he opposed the Bill. He opposed it also on principle, becems'e it went to take away from the Crown. the source of fa . - „your and attachment. ,R Mr. BANKIts-eltplained.. Witnettirottoß thought that, frompartion-' ler inStantes, it•vtaS not fair to oppoSe the gene ral,principle of the Bill. The object of the Bill Was not to take putrOnnov from the Crown and to' vest it in Parliament. It 'Would not produce, a fa vourable impression- if- it were • thought -that Par liament , at the close of the last Session, sheered a disposition toyetrench, which would not:be • nifcsted by the present Parliament. ' 1111'.13IT7LETON supported the Bill. Mr. ilvntta opposed the Bill, on the 'ground that it trenched upon the privileges of the Crown. He was always of this opinion, find be sew no thing in the argnments diet had been *offered to induce him to retract it. The instance of the plice given . the other day by the PrinCe 4e gents should be reflected on -by Gentlemen beforelligy • votet.l- for the present Bill: 'The public 'had been. deluded int* , a belief-that it lvolild diminish their burtliens, but they-were no\; beginning to get rid of that delusion. The 3iill would only introduce a mere:Change of name, from-placemen to pen shiners. ' . „ . Mr. PROTHIMQ supported the Bill. '.. Mr. Carmen said that Ministein had been ac cused with attempting to entrap the tiotke upon this occasion. Such was not the case. Their in tended opposition was known and avOwed, hilt had been put off to this stage of. the Bill, by a sort of convention with the introducer of it. It was• now brought forward in - the same form in whia it had been rei..t...w:1.J . ..-:-.l•ewy 4.1; A 0-.. v . lit: ~ in, i ti o ind i n me 1$;t1 Nvere,not executed by deputy, hitt Dy the principals, as he could prosve to be the case in point of fact.' lie Was averse also to the princi-' pie of . the Bill. : ' .' Mr. W;SMITTI supported theßill. The house then divided oh the hdriging. up Of . ,the Report; . . , . For it , . 4 )1, Agatita it ~.,.... .............. to) . . • ~ Majority . • —1,4 Ott the motion that the ,iteport ,be now agreed to, . . . ~ • .. . . 11Ir. PoNsOIIIIY Opposed the clause that went to limit theavil List of Ireland to , 10,0001. on the ground that it would be a dangerous precedent to admit any thing that could 'he construed into a breach of compact with the Crown. Mr. CANNING opposed the clause on' the same gromid. ,The clause was then withdrawn. After a .few words from Sir John N4wport, Co lonel Barry,' and Mr. Vec "time . Bill MIS ordered to he read'aa third dine on 'flints - day next. The other Orders of the lay were 'then dis: 'posed of, and •the How: adjourned dt .tandard of indt~- vendence has been once more uiifiica:. on the spank', - Main,' an expetlii i 0;; for that purpose hav ing been undertaken privately .. hy. - sonie Creole Spaniards who' had sought 'refuge tit Trinidad af ter the plaits of Miranda hit‘t failed ; anif having sailed from 'one of the smaller islands in thellucas without the knowledge of the Government, they made a descent at a weakly, defended place called Oujda, with success, haviivg etleeted their landing and gained possession with the , hiSs of Only 'four men. It bus not been acxerkained who is at the head of this entorprize; but it is strongly .sus pected that one of the former titigleaders, at pre sent residing in Tripidad, is concerned. The num ber of men that tompos;ed this armament wasNory limited, consisting, it is said of not more than 200 or 400,' Since they have gained their point, the codiunmication by. launches, which had for sonic time been . interrupted., bad recommenced' with . .. . . I:1011 till.: L6NOO'. l -7 t" , 1:41 . ...1"t', Sl AiteLy :!. DIVII - 7 3 F,N1)5•4-At • • • - - AP ,II It•PlOcri Towe , :-street, broker, , t. elevens,. May 3. W. Ingletharp, Portioaii-mew:;, hack Gev.in,,r i , at ten, • May 4. P. Grease.., 11. and F. ksishei., King',-Armsa 'yard, Coleman-A vierehants. at, ten. Mardi J. Led•ini,, High flolhorn, harness-maker, at Is • .41\41 17. Portia, 13 , )imi4ctutri; niefehalit„ at ten t April 4. L. Kern Antler, Anuni-eurner, I'aternlster4 row, ft:criers, at 02 6 , , , ••!, • April . l7.. T: PaelyN•4ll ford, Kent, grocer, at one. April 27. 'I". Nlaynaril, Muunt-Pleasaut; ClerkenWell I one hair-manufacturer, at.tweire. • • • April 24'. Nl' Latlilan and P. late of Broad -street, in , soralice-hroliers,at viers it. ;17.,,y 7. Queen-street,Cheapside,merchant, at 11. i; .24. .1.. J. Long, `li:furies, luerter, at eleven. • .M , :y 4. . Dalhis Tower-'rill; wine-nilreliant, at one. April 2i. J. Sv•an; It. Anih:rson,..and .G. Sw:in, Wapping inerthants, at twelve; .May. 1. 1.. 11rieloi . 00d, St. Andrew-tuidershaft,•London, dealer, April Qn, J. Ciitnes and J. Wood,• Paddington-street, coach - makers, at tWelve. April 2.1. T. Harrington, .New Santa), Wiltshire; silver smith, at twelt:e. April ..?..S. l .;'.lSrociiisignuttiminster, EiseN, horse-deals, at 11. April . 27. T. Itiorrii, Nlaneltester, nieicliatir, at ten. ' • Aprtl 27. R. Oxforit-street;, ehinaman, twelve. April 27. 1). Itonerfs and 'J. Cilattiutn-placy, at ten. Aril 2.1 - 11 . G• New Lutititid-street, merelm nt , at 11. 461.2.7. W. Wil; n Goodge-si reet, stationer, at twidve. 21. A. M 4 .Lacklan and J. Galt, (ireat St. J ieleit's, bon a:in; ftetors, at twelve. April 17. R. - Hathaway, Walsall, Staffordshire, grocer, at the wsn [nn, Birmingham. ' Apr)l Nottinghain, hosier, at• eleven, at the Puneh-howl, Nottingham. 'April. 17. it. Ayre, l',eiceiter, currier, at eleven, at the White • klart Ina, Leicester. • May .1. Robinson, Birrnitighant, factor, at twelve, at the. Swarcilotcl, Birmingham April 24. J. Reed, Prentiwiek Northumberland, dealer, at eleven, at the George Ina, Newcast le-itpaii- ryne. • April 17. W. Dean, jun. Ey,eter, china-merchant, at elei:en, at. tied 'Falba Inn, - • • • April 19. W. Browt3, Yorkshire, corn -dealer,' at .eleven, a.t,t!ie Angel liiii; - .l.erry;reidge, Yorkshire. April •23..1. Wili,ing.nt, Coekerinoutli, cuint.e.trl:intl, common brewer, at ten, at the (i!obe Inn, Cockerinout h. • April 19. 'l', Moody, Snaith, Yorkshire . , draper, at. eleven, at • the Angel Ferryhridge, Yorkshire.. April 29, T.. Nlidille.ton,' Liverpool, cotton-manufacturer, at - twelve, at ttie Gloke Tavern, Li•vel - pool.• • May 4.. - M. BlackfOrd, Wa n Lige, Barks, cordwainer, at. eleven; at the Crown inn, Farrington, 4 . , 1 101. . April P.O. W. Ciibtirn,Lowei Thanes-street, victualler, at 10. • AI ! wit ta. P.'Greaves, Nlinichester, innkeeper, at two, at the. Coach and for e, , Niiinchester. CERTIFICATES.---APat t. 17. *. Moore, late of Great (.;:arden,atreet, Whitechapel, coach . whi:elwright, • • J. T. Pack, Ashford, Kent, grocer. .1. Greenwood, Knowl-Wood Bottom, Lancashire, and J. • 'Homer, Stone!sNood-llottoi:1, Law:astir% cotton4spi!uierti. W. Gioet) Cinqitil•streqt, Crosvenor-place;lz.aler. • •- • IVliarton, jun:Chester, ci?rit-rnerctiatit.• . T. Matthews, lath of Bryilgir.;-street,• Covent-garden, linen 7. draper, • . . . • , • G. P..kinlre.Ores, Kent, nursery-mail. W. Gad j on. Canterbury, catii net-maker. 'l'. D. Langtry, Oxford -Street, hatter., • fligham, late of Firth-street, Sotto, dealer.. .1.1-1. Powell, litirtou collet-house:, Cheapside, wine-merchant. .1. Maoche3trr,common-bretier; . • . W. Parr, Strand ; . 'silversmith. • EXTRACT ord LETTER FROM lIELIG4LA2sTD ",At length thereis a prospect of this island be cotnini.l again t etituniereittl depot of importance, tin& its residetits *. e . ngiy , ;ed in au extensive and pro fitahle intercourse Arit.h tbe.Continent of Europe. This happy thange , has taken place within the List fortnight, by the retreat of t h e F renc h from.. ilaiburgh, and the mouths of the ribe, Filtd .the the 12.443ai0ng . -- The inhabitants,.rest9red to the fre,edonk ut itc thin, have joyi'ally renewed their intercourse with this. island. " From the 10th to the 17th inst. 4-1 vessels have arrived from the orwsite coast; and- up to the 20th inst. there have not heen love r th an 76 ; arrivals in the whole. 71.`he natives 'of the hband i who Were literally Starving, and l lio had been maintained for some tine by public suhseriptions; have profited by this change affairs, ,and are again in fun tnnploy, either on their own account or t hut of •otbers. : Wocisions hare likewiTe ibe conic iibundant boats hourly. arrive laden with fresh beef ; hams, f(31....11; butter, eggs, and a' profusion of vegetables, Frehli beef is in faet 4 18 : at lonrpence per , lb.; mutton tourpence half penny ; hams sixpence ; 'batter eightnenee; eggs s;iy, for a Denny.;, fowls one shilling each ; dneks three shilling a pair; and every other - article in proportion.", The King' of Prussia is stated to have had - a Meeting. with the Emperor Aleicander, -at a small town on the confines of Poland, where it Was agreed that Saxony should be oeupied by 30,00 t) rrmsians,. of which 5000 ire to be cavalry. CIAIBR;DGE, NlAttcti 2ti.—Tlte following Cieu tletnen vent- on r‘lontlnylast admitted to the under.: mentioned Degrees • . IlActitt.ou or Dtvitarv.—The Rev. 0. Thackeray, of College. • • MA•3 rga. oe A ars.--The Re c. LI, Wake, of St. &dues Col-; lege.' • 11,teurt..ons iN G.iti IL Law.—The 11ev. I' I. Ramsdell, -of glieth's College i• and W. Lloyd, of Trinity IlAcuvimas W.. P. flonyw'ouil, ,if ,I, 4 s t is (; 0 1.. lege ; the Rv. C. •Wndsworth; of Pembroke ; Powys, of Sti John's College ; Wand C. N. Wodehous4, of Trinity . College.. • ‘• Early on Tuesday morning, some persons en tered the Methodist Chapel at Birmingham, de faced the Bivae, tore down the chandeliers, and had done every spoiiies of mischief in their, power, and they took away a bassoon, with. which they bad broken the windows alluded to. The same night the Jews Synagogue, in Severn -street, was WiiN • broken into, where 01;!ch mischief• Was done, and several valuable articles taiien away. The small chapel near Lady Well, ,and th e Meeting house in Bond-street, were also served in a simi lar manner. At the hitter place, evident attempts had beim made to destroy the building by fire; the drapery of the pulpit was indeed entirely consumed. • Thursday, a Society was established in Bristol, entitled, 'Fite Church of England Missionary So ciety for Africa and the East." The Blink of -Mesws • Young and Son, at Taunton was entered during the night .of the It ih inst. and property to a conAderable amount . stolen. LONDON A ttifitts, .11rtunt; or wivi",,vr IN I..Vlti;-I.ANE, 11. - : .. .me„ - At.3. clistaruacl tkill..?As, Meal -Weighol. , _ A-"ellAditig oply ft tilt i ,sitkrolt 3 ';,. 0 Nl" rci l ° ' el' E i Qaarteri at 1.4.15:CA C. 17 qtl arterA at lil%i'' .2. 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Cinque ruin Trri3il Cautry 0;1 Cake at. the :ent.......201 lw to l) New 13 ‘4s. - ..,' . Sew Pociath ic l i t a i r C . 2, 0, 0 F K ,.I e t i l, O t . 15 . .... 101 ti,. 1,0, iiii . iiiseN• • lOl Us to 131' Os .tusseN.. • • IG , I to 411 3 Nex lOl to to 141 lc,h Vtattliant..lGt .3 NRW"A'rli; AM), I:EADENIIMA:MAIti'''. Dy am Cur cise. &t ato 1' CCi 53 Oil to 63 Od I Vial. .. • s '` tab' luttou— z ... 6 fi 5 b— to Gs ~ 4 d Pork ......... 13 • , PRICE or -LEATVI 2 0 , •• • t tv ititti, 60 to sa:bs eactl p , 4 it , hEo, 64 to each ... •• • o ') lerchants' Bactes ........ ; ....... 1:4 11 „ tressing Hides ine Co...tch tildes' ...... . .............. •• •• • • . I ,pV. :i.op . llidtki, 25 to 40ibs for cutting ..... ••• '' e ,ii ,t' )ittu" 45. to.soll)s ......... ...• ••• • • :iigd " %tit Skius :Alio .lolbs ........ ‘ . ..:30 . C " . Mu) •.50 to 7'olbs.• 4 .......... . ... ••• . pi t+ , 4 fitto 7O t 0 80104.. .. ......... : ... • ..... .3141 toI :nail Seals Ctireenlaini) - ....... ' .. . ...... • • •• .1 ,;,;3 t i .argv,dittv . . . . per d oz en.... •• ' ' JI ioat Skins; . - • per dozen ..... • . il a i' ) , atsurd Kate Hides ...... . ...... ...... •• . ‘ , 0 . ~, mv. • . . . _______mrs. i , ki t ! ri Lest Ileaers & Steeif, per st. C. ‘1ii,... c y....x x so•-',' . • 4O, 4,1 to :is 6tl 1. ~, hot Csif,i'S; dpi , t , "ddlthes 2s tid to .2s lOd 1 7 . v! 1,,ri11.41 :std Sheep Skirts ........ . -,...'•-••'' TALLO W: TZ,svo Tat IP* I Yellow t.sokiit , • • 'Whitt' sliO°s• Aldus); Sil l ' iyiti:b 4 .;;s Ditto l.c•tigi cdod •= 4. " • ellow Soap •• • •,;., touted... Price of Candles, pi:r Cd,per dozen ullowedfor,rvotilu" " PltloE OF ' t. Jiaties's NiarLet . .5s 4.1 i 56* -- h tecitztpcl Simitt t 5s st i td pt:t Atunu cif Sb. ----"-- )64, Sti Average bit ST JAMES'S HAY MAttl: Kr, [ ay 3l 10s Ott to 51 154 " W . 2l is Ott to 81 14s Ott---" 11z::1.• 1 ,Avert 46 • 1 ,1 • WiIITECHAI 'EL IIAY laY ,41 d 3 od to 51 14. i it is i od to 5)1 IN 61 los ad to 71 loi hips fit Niarfte. ( i. (l. 2 l4. ,!: t t : aft. Ne‘vcintl : • os. jKI ,•? titt micrlautl. PILEF.ERNIgNTS. J.,,c1;0113, The Rev: F. T. ii. w o li ~ ~ ro•i - o' aStOl), U.,. , ... i Vic 3f i i :ssor in the University of Cambridge,: a nt ' on, ' 11l ' 1 . , .en1a I Essex, •to the Rectory of Cola Noj:,hol 'way ; Pationt the Governors of the Clor''' oh it'. W. Landon, ILI, Provost of WorAest er I ord. and V• ' d ' . ..- lace an „„,, , tenor ary, of rorwiou, to the p trii ,,ll , , it .)ran of the Cathedral Cloirch of Peter•-t :or tAI! awn'lol,Eieter College, 010" rd ' `', 0 04/11' _it 9 hy aod Beloe, . both to Litteololifre i i : )),..1 r_ndir.—Tlbe Rev. a Titdway,ll..‘• Of Kiogi'. vote' "rulget appointed ,i)oatestic Chaplain to . reucc. _.. • BIRTHS , On Friday last, Mrs ,- M uli n s, ' 11 - .0 same morning, her father's 101',i silßuro, Mrs... Stamp, of aat San k who is sinie oes,e MA RAU F. 1). Tince Jetvry, L ,f 1), 1 i ---------. :n. 1 , ,t,• •,,,,. •-• • 76 - • at 14 :is 11 . 233 .-------. at•t.,-:,,, 260 'at 14i.•,:0k1. 2•Ili -.,-•-•-•,-- 5t.100,14 76 '4.25 • 219 -:•••••••- at 137.'01 4.4 ------- at , r.*., - „•- •• • 90 -•-...____. at j: 6 s 0 L . I ar; ..._---• at tiSt ; 354 - a t i„! 6° ,,54 1,, 101 4 '--•-•.----: at 13.71 s 61 7' ------ a t `,",,.:,0 ' r!. ; 87 - at _133 •cd 31, -------- at I,' 4 y , ji t, 1 1.0 117 - a- I ii j to;) la i s f;.l l5 ______-- at 110, 0, . !: 3 3 4 1, -.- , 4 a t t l i t% t o / l , ----- at hit°. 1 1416 1 --__-- rd i00.4P, it, 215 at li.ss tid . - 7.----'- . 1 , _404 i. 7 • . 816 •,•-•-----7--- 3%; 1 rm,: 3 :l::: }23 l i 6 :l l 6 , l d 4 . l i k s i g u ti r e t . er r z.1.3-3.llAit : 3 . e . r t il i g tetuft e tsil li ! .7 . GI N. x 3 ~,1 e u : ~... 44 ii i: 1 p .:1 . , - • .."."--......".**" .-.--L- . --L---- -- ••• • " -------.. ' .. ... - 4t A 11Eft i fIN OF FLOUR , t t or , ce• . A t t u ,to Aare!, W.-. iJm ' S'•!clis• ••• S. 111 S.to,. .S. d: sol' 2 ' .. HO '..1v,,i tt) iti -,-- 11 . 5 o .8.50 i-.' - lni 0 -,,,,.; 0 ' likr . . 1 , ") -- 11 , 4,3 . 5.):1.._-. 1,1 0 . I q'l --- i 4 i IJ -. ' 1 , 1.1,11,..• --.__ 110 , I /L 5 _____ IQ . ; 0 yu-- -- .„,., I ' =•';' i-- lto o i 645 ---•-• Ir, ', 0 ' 57 ---;,. ,:di. • .I•‘'Lal-'-i03.1 S.,eks•--At-cra...:e 127 s , 31• 14 ' - , ~,i ld, pet Sa‘k towel tit.l,l ii,st it ......•."', • ii sr , ,i l . . .. „ , . . _........ . , .. ; t b. i r t.. per 1.1. 271 tii to :s7. Itp, Bean , ....• 0 , 0 '....--,,- 44 , ..,„ •Crtrit-Inspelto ‘ es UNI II. '.: l i tl s l l : t n r . D --•rll ' t I :'• • :I:ir , ,„0 pi b'r . A . 11sNI' 1 1. t. of A Y> l'er qr. 5:.) , Oil to 69.; oil . ~Netv Onto .. " -t o i t o . - - ' te4 14, 1) : (). _ ' l l l' irt t l i. 0 8 ;:t re i r t i i_l u alt i : : ,, , l r. l , l: is o it : .ll , r ' . ;: e' i r i lti s oi d i t. i . l.7l : :: : :: :::::: j 5( ' " ul:'; l';:95( h 1::: ::: I:(o)u."1.19:tt:*::11:11-::°Gil'. 1 / 4 1:4144::(34;:15i' , • • ,1 4 ' . Widt4.l ditto.... Rl 'V 'll4 A ai t 'a Ni f zi 4 s r tt•t ue l: l 8 - e . ed '• - . :)11114:6:45:::)dOU11;iditt.t':to:68j1JTISu:01d:11:tr:ilrlifr:,, *.•••••...cia'4l'l;r4ti'4llll' Browu ditto • 26.. 0.1 to 829 uo , • Curra•yay Seeds 80s Od.to 8i ,A , • 40.4 01 to 4 4 ' u" . yr • 4 1 ' i ti , Cinque 1- oin •d *t 80s Oil p ..,,. il Trciail IS; ud t 0 7I 0-1 1., tittd Cautry ' ~;_,.,,., , . .., 503 Od fo r 4 s uu v .- d i '. 4 .e---...------,-,-------"—...-..•-•- : l i llf ' ( 1 1 Cake at the Mill, 181. 03 • pe thf_ . ) ,...,_. ___...- o ' l ~:' n t t t . PRICE OF lIOPS. New ' 13 ‘4s. ..,.. , ' . Sew Pociath i , 4 i z• Kent.......101 1W to la . 01 Kent ..... . t(A 0 . ,f ' j iil r! l i tt. Sussed lOl OS to 131:' Lii .`.,0554.:X..... Id ,t),: to 01 . f .._': I l i EsNex lOl to to 141 Os Kerishant. • IGI ,j 1 -,...... • • • .. , ,s • NriNVCIATE • • Beef 5s 011 to ' • '• ' . • ''• 1 .),` ANl: y , LtiEmAt,l.)Eti49l-l.A1J1:1110' .; 1: t Nlutton.„ ~,, 5. b $ °J I " ...... ii 0 , ;.,, ‘‘,,, s ad to tis • •,1d i 1'0;Let....:::::.„--- • -,_ - Du Ni ii e.. tet i s c o : . t i ll g a . tf li l a l . l::::..'s .................. ... ° I. ... 1. .. ... LI :. .11.. 1. ... ; :. 1 1 ' . '11. . r : . .. iti. .. 1).i . : : . .... ; ,.... ; . :: : 4i ; 1 ; 1 ,i tA d ti t :l t i :,!:;:, "4 1: 1 :1 1 Butts, 50 t o , 5, ,, b , ' C : i i ;;; :C 1; 4 11 'c e.. 1: , :; ; 1 ;a 1:b 1 ::. o e . : 1 1 0 e l h‘ b i. s : .... .. e . u . t . t . i• . 11g :. " .......... ''' . ''' ' 4: ll 9l °4 .. ' e .ild' 'Ptt: '11: ;:it t ••-• tr nr ,;(eG l l : C D 'a u l t i o Skius.. . 4 3( ) ;•t t ic ). : 5 1u ° 1b 1) : .. ........... . . . ... ... '‘::.:3-11 tc:' 41.1:16i't i ................. % :354 :'," ti • 50 to 701b5.., ........ . ... •• • „,.,,ii t) ' 3 '• li c e Ditto 7O to Bulbs.. .. ...... : ... . ..... ••) 14 to 4 S:nall Seals (Greenlainil- ........... • • "310 s to 6 1 •1 : i 1 LA IVO: , ditty . . ...... •.. per dozen.. ••• • • ' ;nit ; J; s ., Goal Skim s.'.. - • per iluetsi..... •. • ', l a to il l Tanned Hut*: Hiles ...... . ...... -. , ..... ••' • ' ' . . . . ------ to l4 •. 1341.W.,11.1r)V.5. .. ia ~.. 1. Best Heifers .st, Steeif, per st. CI, clii..i.y. • ••• 7 . 7. o.(r".t'' ' • :34 4d to .is 6d : 1 1 , ,, t„.,t oar. •• • .„,, i 0 y: .:.' , 151 • .-. middliiies 2s sd to .2s 10d Lug. ii•!:4 Id .1t! y Sheep Skins.. .... •• • . • Ai --..-... . Clare, Alatiet r„?.....,5d, yelipw ittOkivor• • ~, u i , St . jinnestl ma,Lar.1.1.14c,.E.47,1Fi1,:tt,1,0.i1,,:,,,,t, rod` 0 71 ', itc,H ,Lii Iv, • . . ""tuchalicl Market 51 tii4l sVhitc Pt .° ' • # tj i;i ° , Ilt* PO' Atone of SRL .....-.-.***- Soap ditto.. •• ' ~4(.1• ; 1 , ' . )63 sd , Melting Stoll ',ii.tre',,,i -'5..,..... • , sh• ..'' •1 Average 4s 5d • Ditto 1-.'t'l .• , •••'• o .•• ~ .•.,: Grave , i ••• • • , ...., ~ , , v ' Coed lfl '•',,'••• ~..' ', • . Yellow Soap " „ , Mottled .100 s I CUrd •••• ' ' ' .. , ••:. zd •11 1 , 1 , ....tit's' l'oho •.• • • iotiiii,, . • tin, ~ Price of Candles, per doxen,„ t 45.61.---- ,c. ~..14 6d•per dozen allow:M1'0r. ready fo'"" c ' _ :., 4 i t l: t,i , ,, --- • riet l 0. 1 o - '"wti, ST. JAMES'S HAV MA1t1aT,,,";%,.,..,,,,,,, ' l , : : i ' ',.;1,, Hay' • tittaw. , 1 1 4 . 3: tc;(di•-•:._•!'...:'1‘..1',1,";,,1ar '' „.: 4, 1 . 11 , 4, , ' • . --,----- itg.i'r• Ir' ' 1 • WiIITECIIAI kI. IIAY.W „. ; of ' s t 1 , kr i , ilay ..41 43 Od Ili 51 14i 041------;,`role, ,', •••.,'• ..traW ll /8s cod to 5)1 tis od-..; - *•';r• , c e, '' .i, . 4 ~.10,.- 6l 10a Aid to -71 10 3 011.--,---;111- '''...,,,,,"'• ,; (1 --„...... • •rt , . 4: kN) :: Ii • I 7 P' S ' t it t 'N ot i :• 1 :1 4 a : 1 :1 1CL U .... L . :' 4. .. L . 57 : 11 . 1ti . kP . 4 5 17 . ;1 . :--- . 1d . " • :1. ; ' • --T° ' : '2l : 'l-9''- 4s.' ; )'34l'. at, Neweastk ' .384. ....... • •-s' 0 :1, to 4 Ci: k i . t tr 40 9 . - . , -1 , (... :11 1 :: 7 11 ; e:::. t F lo . n ri t .ll. WillittsFtitioN,lll.Nlil..S•''',i `l'\iu'ii:sl;rl:',l::', lessor itt the University of Cambridge,: a n- ri 'lo • - ( 'Wert 1, Essex, •to the Rectory of Cold Nott°,4,l,oiiiit', 4 ',. Rev. w. Landon, tlie.l3C.)°Prre=itt.9 of the erotrAII:rtes.1:111;011.111( 1NN14.4' ford. and Vreileirdary, of Norwich, to the 1) 14 %.1, 0 14, 1 0. ' .1 1 SI: I t • Dean of the Cathedral Cloirelt of I!..gete'•;•t ,Of ''',„/i 4 Aot; ',ltawn,leyt, A.B. of Eieter t ',allege, (Woo' , ` ,art 't • , 'l'il 9l /y and Beloe, .both in Liiivolosiiire t ig neql ''N',' l, Gwv,clir.-The Ilev. C. tint wily, 11..‘• of l i ' i "i ' g l P V ' : 11 ` ' 'i bridge , appointed ,i)ontestic -Chaplain to ,,/ '• 1 4 10 ,••• , il rettee. ' .•---/ ' ' 4 0,,, . .... . . 71..iiitel7sraiindaeyolloasrit),:n:f,rsat.. I‘lll•lirairltiT)::3l.4pt.:l%le-------":!,,tilii);ditr:::::::::3•1::":ri t::::, .„ , Th.u;itter. • o. , ,i,. . stipart., Ntr5.,5tatt5fL= .1 2_,.......„_„....- i - ..,...„. • . ,, i..,, • m , • I '." ~q• iN t . . • MARY-W 1). .:L. • ~,,.' AI •On Tuesatty last, at St. Lawrence ,Tewr., , \ •,,1 ~, ) . , 'of l'• 0 , ) 1 af 1'0rt•,..--,t, to Eti..a, youngest daugho..r , I , . •,1 . 'Trani4' 4l : l ;4 3, t•' • • •, , ,l''',!•,•'-'.'' 41 . - '' ' -- i - t...• i t 1ie1e".,,,e1,0,, ,+• .1. 1 , . • )114i A •r tit Ott Tuesday p TuesJay last, at St. Lawrence ..... 0 ~ f 4 ii _ ~ ~,.. "t=j4:dr t. EtLa, upgast'daughter" •,. ' i , Q & runt, sheet. , Ye-6.111at ' .- - "' 'O. ,E, . ~.. ,• , Lambeth, by special nal?, 430, / I, . r.tit De ttieh, to Mrs. Ann NV right, of. t ,,;1•0 10 / %, t only_statighter un•4!w/4e;'‘l. >," ~,,, '; l tt of" kr,, i, . DIED. • ,c, i On Fri Jay last, Eleanor, wil e 14 '''. .!... 7 4( tester-Pince, Kent-road, aged 36. . : t a d!' ''''' ; ,4 t The ianteitav in 'Cleveland-row, t), )'e 11 of 1,„ l'' tiro Bright. ' ' . • i % sif'" lid' %pi ' e 0 4114—.41'1,f' 4 4 - ,:: ( . )u gaturjay last, iu Finstinry-sciu3r,-,',. t woll'efi,,,,+l • 1,,„f . burgeon, two. hours after the birth of i) , o h ej i 0 - 4 ,0' , 1 , 1)c ~..s4O, day, Miss Ntiry ,Latter r t' S ‘ t . v . i. i t itO ( 11 0 ,11 z ' ' ' ~ , i 1 y n'iornin.list, itf.,..:010, Fet Thomas Rut , D ', ' .• Lir (9 ''''' w , k, .1). Lite (AlLonal 1 1 oot.itock, t?rati. - • • t i j ti•D‘ 1 1 . % k i t , . India I.l l P' t 6,0,;lo ~,'" 1 4. ••• % a : pet Lent. BSili • • S1),10."' , • , , 5 0 F 4 ~ I 3 per I.'nt. 1'716 - . Stitt . . "';lNii! 4, . , tit, Irk/. ~ per Cent, ' ' Km:twirl' . P-1 . B aa l ; Mock, OF STOCKS V.V.,5r.....4'1.;/"‘il. ' )t44 4 prr Cent. - shut • - . 49: 4 : '; I.l;iiit.64° 461 -ti 3 Ter, C t trt. It d. shat . . ptivA, ' ,',l „.„,.iI."A 3 per (;e of. Ctiri. 69a 591 ~59 Pitt+) ,tvo•i;i t h i , .r,,,,,• 1 i BatilL. A_ ._ 2 . !ll ._._ i t ' ......:22... ). 12.S.L.12>rii:Mq '4' l( r7l:::::yri.eint...t:r.,,:l.lpti::::l4:ates after I • i''' -' -1;:::if. i . )I'l°' HIGH mr.vrtit xr L0N1)9.,:,,11`.1i; . . lust-be - addressed. ~ it r:;