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I II I Z. sin* all the ni:ht by their riotous conduct. A sad number sterts,e.l,llest unless the Defendant. were removed, they wa1,11.1 he under the necessity of leaving the gardens. He (Hr Dish) admonished the Defendants several limes of the ty of their proceedings, but tkry persisted in con simile's their career, till he desired Hall and hie attendants to reminve them from the gird.... Mr. Dustpan and Mr. Taylor spoke in corroboration of Mr. NA'. atatemmets adding., they had also expostulated with else Defendants, and begged them eseaestly to desist as them were Gemini of she nobility present, and it would prove • serious injury to the Proprietors; but they only lent • deaf ear to all their expostulations, and resumed their im proper conduct. The Mercedesls (.bo bid been permitted to go at liege so their own reeogutainces to appear, had chased thrift Ton veil Jerry dresses, and were now very respectably stitr.4), eupriseed their contrition for their folly, wbkb they attelboreil to then. freedom "With the aerie punch, wise, kc. se they certainly would sot have so disgraced themselves; they wore very willing to pay soy fine the Magistrete might itemise on them, and would promise to be more circumspect for the time to come. _ The filoeistrate said, it would he tench to the iotereet of the Piorrietori. mid would in all Trolndrility ince?, the ft tan good order in the Garden; if the Dekodarts were pro seeni ed for this Neste. Mr: Bleb said he was willing to forego the prosecution, sail proposed the Defeadasis paying 40s. rack to the fonds in aid of t►e distressed !risk sad to sake a public apology is the newspapers. The Defrodants willingly agreed to this ■rrsagentebt, and they were chocharged upon Mr. John Reed giviag a cheeque us his banker for t►e 61. Mr. Binh expressed Ala determination to prosecute all per ms Who be the fissure may create the least disturbance in the Gardens; and by way of cautioa he would prism' the apology of the Defesdauts, and the bills should be posted so she Gardena, all probability, would have she rifeet of preventing young mien from degrading themselves, and annoying she compeoy for the time to come. JURY CCUHT, EDImBURGH, JULY 10. ACTION OF DAMAGES FOR LIBEL. LORD ♦. HAMILTON IP. D. STRTIVIIION. This canoe came before the Court this day, upon • no ticeof • motion Ibr esperests, Jsry harlot; lately fo•ad fur the Pursuer is all the foists. The Notice being read— Me. Rusin Ckmumostn-11 WWI unnecessary fur him to state the merits of the action. The Jury havisg found • verdict for the Pursuer, in ail the i sssss so some reparation for the attack on his character, h. now moved fur expellees. Mr. lIPIOTAIet. for the Drfeed's, opposed the motion. He contended that it ass disetetiooary 'in the Court to glee esp‘oses or not u they saw it. The sent,' did not con clude shirty far reparation of i‘jory•to 'the Perteet's•cha racier, it concluded alto for a large sum of damages, so less than 6,0001, and the Jury had only found the Pur suer had sustained damage to ibe amount of one shilling. Had the Pursuer claimed reparation only for the actual damage he had thus 'been 'found by the verdict of tie Jury to have enst•ined, his client would hive bees es titled to get out of the action for payment of the sun friend doe by the verdict. If the adios bad been brought solely for reparation of injury to character, it was sot cunt 'retest in thiSCourt, but is the Commissag Court wily. His client, Mr. Stumm*, had been Valise to mite Mint reite ration be could to the Punter, and bed Offered • reference to respectable Counsel to dictate what apology be should make, but the offer had bees rejected by the Pursuer, who had sought his remedy is a court of Ism and a respectable jury bad given him only one shilling of damages. The se. lion had been laid for real damages, arid the Joey had forted • verdict of nossinef damages. This wss - not a cue In which **penes should be given. Mr. Jarraaw replied that, in supporting the motion for expires, he would begirt by conceding the proposition of the Defender's Cososel„ that expenses did not follow as a matter of itout , e, where only one shilling of da mages was given by the verdict of • Jury. is all cases there was a discretionary power vested in the• Judges of this Court; and eves where oily one shilling of damsels Was given, the Court might justly award to the party hill expenses. Here the party were at issue ors the true cri terion of the ease. Now, was this an action which the Pursuer was retitled to bring, or was it the reverse Was it brought on frivolous and captious pretences ; and did it conclude for imaginary damages, and sot for re psration of • rest sod substantial injury? The Court would recollect the Jury had found fur the Pursuer oat all the issues. The Pursuer did not complain of paeate language merely, as an unfair commentary on his p • ,tic conduct, but he eiimplaiacd of a wilful taisreprtste ititiue and false ealsetent of facts; not of so excess is language, is discounting a public question, but of • series of impunities, against the character and conduct of the Pursuer, which were totally false, but which the Weeder had offered to prove ie his defence to be true, and which he had entirely failed in doing; sot wily so, but they had actually bees compktely disproved by the Pursuer. Qa what ground, therefore, could the Defender resist the present motion for costs ? Substantially on this, that the Joey bail given • smaller soot of damages than his client bad claimed. But the Court were sot tied up by that weirlict, la the energise of their diuretic's as to exposes. He timid stet say his chest was satisfied witls'the verdict in respect to the ansonet of the damages awarded, winds he believed had bees gives merely because tbe'Jury had con sidered that pecuniary compensation was not his object. Surely the susalloese of the sum awarded as damages was so reason why be should be refused the expellees be had bees put to in seeking redress in a Court of law for a gross injury, which had been proved to the satisfaction of • Jury. If they were small, that was only a stronger reason why full expenses should be given The Court would not do him justice if they did mot award full expenses, when there wet here • verdict of a Jury, ersetaining a complete demon ist/lidos of the falsehood of the charges brought against him. The Lotus Cutts Cossistsatonea said, it was admitted by the bar, and it undoubtedly mu the unquestionable right of the Court to award expenses or sot i• every case, accord ing to their discretion. As to the verdict of the Jury, be thought it a matter of regret that so much stress bad been laid on the character of the Primmer, as to have induced them to gin nominal damages, on the ground that they mild not measure the tidier, dew to it by money. It would be better ;fit con Id be laid on the party that I. elaisaiag redress, merely to prove the charges made against him to be filer, and that the damages should be lard in some other way. The °pi eties of the Court was. that the ordinary expeurs must be made to the f'orimer, as the action had bees fitly laid. As to the amount of the damages concluded for in the libel, 5.0001., he thought the gentlemen of the bar should not allow a random sum of damages to be laid i• such senor's, without considering fairly what would be a proper rennet ratios to the party; formerly in his practice it used to be dune with a dash. The party should put down the damages at such a reasonable sem as might give the Jury a notion of what was expected; for otherwise the/tory might so moderate the damages, as the psblie would nut be satisfied that it had been considered their verdict was intended merely for windiest ing the character of the party. The Court, however, could not be regulated by that is jsdgiug of the question of ex penses. The Court, in the present cue, considered tlist the libels had been proved sot to be true, and, therefore, they were of opinion that costs should be gives. Lord PITNILLY said, in this case the Court considered that the Jury found fur the Pursuer on all the issues, and vet the verdict wily gives wee shilling of dsmsges. The Weirder may therefore well afoul to pay expenses, and he Vested that this verdict, the opinion expressed by the Court, and the judgment they were cow going to pronounce, award kw expenses to the Peruser, would hare a tendency to check sock libetfors attacks in future, which, slimiest whomsoever they acre aside, must ever be offensive to sober minded men. Lord Gicissa entirely concurred with their Lordships. The COWILT accordingly decided full tlrtllote to the Pur suer, sod appointed s a account band( to be iv ea iota Cowart to be taxed. Better sail sold is Darlines° market yester. ..'e'en gig at 44 per lb. Of thee ponds fm a ! GAME. Tl , e present nelson is full of promise fur the sports's/eV. The young grouse nre already flying over the mountains, mot can be distingui,hed from tbe old birds only by chewier tails. The coveys are large and numerous beyond any recent precedent. The partridges •ill be equally pleuty.—(Glae pow Paper.) COWIN NAM DIANN. On Monday the 14th ult. beteg the summer solstice. the Mountain Club of Lochgoilhead, under the patronage of his Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex, held their anniversary meeting on the summit of Ben-Donieh—a lofty moontaia i• the immediate neighbourhood. Daring the ascent they were preceded by their Sag, and animated by the notes of their National music, whilst a discharge of musketry at intervals re• veristrated frum rock to rock. Having gained the summit abort sunset, and planted their Rag in ■ cairn, they rue -maimed to behold t►e majesty of Nature, with the deep sad shadowy grandeur of a thousand hills. The glorious appear- slice of the sky—the floating clouds, tinged with the declining ray. of the sus—the resplendent queen of night and the stars of Heaven, impressed oa the mind such mingled ideas of beatify and sublineily as baffle description. The Club after wards retired Seto a tent previously erected, whore they par• snob of a cold collation; whilst the crack withais, as of yore, flowed round with the favourite beverage of the Highlander. The Leslths of his Royal Mekong the Patron, Sir Walter Scott and the absent Members, Sir Jolla Sinclair, Sir fobs M . Geegor Murray, Thomas Campbell, Esq. ire. were &mak. The immortal memories of F.nga!, Ossiso, Wallace, and Graham were received in 'totems Whence. Many celebrated Pio6racks were primed is a sr picker style. TAB ARMY. ....1.1. GLASGOW. JULY 11. Yesterday morning the first slivisiom of the Scots Greys arrived here. From an early hour the most tutelage interest for their appearance prevailed, and thousands walked Out several miles to meet them. The crowd and pressure, par ticularly is the Gallots.cate, was so great that sassy people were thrown flows, mad several wiadows broke.. It meld scantly he add d, that their reception was most enthusiastic. As the soldiers passed along they were constantly cheered by the crowd, and several thomaaods accompaaied them out to t►e New B kn. Beteg stops at the gates by the entries they remained cheering aid clapping their herds till the, van-guard had entered the square. 'The regnant, upon the whole, was welcomed in the well entitled by their roiliest bravery sad uniforms good eosidsct. So pleased were they with their reception, that one of them said to his comrade—" dolman I would go to Waterloo again, and crack the Freseli esiikaslers in their shells, fur such another more/Mr.. it is St years since a de tachment of the Greys Isy here, and about SS years slate Glasgow was the ►ead quarters of the regiment. The Barrack Board is to be discontinued, and the manage 'mend of the whole barraek department for the general service of the army is Great Britain and Ireland, sad she I. the 'Colnaies. Is to be vested in the Board of Ordosure. The following is the Military Staff of Ireland sines t►e /4th mit .: Livelemaallieneral the Right Hen. Sir Samuel Amanita', Head of the Forces. Lientemast-Coleael Soren, Secretary; Lieutenant SP Ma mar, Assistant-Secretary. Culasel Thermion, Deputy Adjolani•Gearral ; Colonel O'Brien, Principal Assistant Adjetamt-General ; Captain 'Craig, Deputy Moistest AdjntasaGesersl. Colonel S. Brows, Deputy Quarterstaster•Geaeral ; Cole yet R. Owen, Assistant Quartermaster-Gement. HIGHWAY ROBBERY. A most'fferistir robbery was committed *a %fords, last, 'Norm day, .• Slim Ann D•we, of Bichtrip, Devon, who, when Monier home from market on ►ors.baek, *boot four o'clock is the aftersoon, was stopped sear Torr, by • person called George Rowley, affste Collins, with • stick i■ his head, who demanded three shillings from her. 0a the young wows. declaring that she bad out three shillings for ►im, be thresleaed to hooch her off the borer. " Suppose," said Miss Howe, have not so much for you?"—" The■ give me two," the mao replied, which she banded him, and be immediately IHI her, observing that be would pay her api• if she should pass that way when he bed so muds money about him. A few mioutts afterwards a person called Wol. 'scot came up, sad on 'hearing of 'the otcorresee, west is pursuit, and look h m at the bottom of the bill, where he bad concealed himself beneath Nome bushes, sod deposited the two shilliogs. He was brought to the town prison that evcniog, and on Monday last suderwent an examination before John Were Clarke, Esq. wises the young woman swore to his person, and he was fully committed to take his trial at the next Assizes. The prisoner was a rigger is Plymarath Dock Yard, and has a wife and several children'. • The death of Colonel BLAIR, of Dunakey, hat given rise, we understand, to a spirited contest for the honour of representing the county of Wigtown, in the Commons House of Parliament. The can. didates are said to be Sir WILLIAM MAXWELL, of Monreith, B.rt. JAMES M•DOWALL, Esq. junior, of Logan, and Foamy; HUNTER BLAIR, Esq. of Pertospittle, brother to the late Member. As the freeholders on the roll are not very numerous, it is probable that the result of the canvass now going forward will be known long before the day of eke tion.--I(.lusgoto Paper.) It has been discovered to a certainty that the French gentleman who called himself Mr. GIAYEZ, and who was lost in the ill-fated Albion packet, oil Kinsale. in Ireland, was the celebrated Count LEFEBVRE DasmooITTEIL The corps under the command of Gene►al Jones. in our House of Correction, last week underwent some drillings in their new exercise; and so well did they step together on the wheel, that no doubt is entertained of the success and policy of the dos cipline.—(l.etres Journal.) On Trfesday evening. as Mr. GEOUGI a respectable farmer. of Butleigh. Somerset, was riding from Shepton Mallet, when about three miles from home. he was thrown from his horse sod killed on the spot. fle has left • widow and two infant children to lament his loss. Tin 'Frogs.—The market yesterday, though steady, was looking upward. Consols were 80& for this Account, and 811 i for August Account ; Consols fur Money, 79114 ; Reduced, PO ; 4 per Cents. 97iii ; New 4 per Cents. 98k; Long An nuities, 401.—Foreign Securities very fluctuating : Spanish 61st 61 ; Danish, 8.7 86! ; Prussian, 861 871 ; New ditto, 861 87 ; Neapolitan, 7111. Yesterday the Lottery began drawing, and both the highest Prizes. wiz. No. 1,639. Close A., a Prise of 2,000/. Consols, i■ Oseloorib. One.eigisid, and Tea Sixteenth Shares; sad No. 1,639, Class 8., a Price of 2,0001. Coasols, in One.half, Otte-fourth, sad Four Six 'teethe, were sold is Shares at J. and J. Surnsittoirre Offices, No. 37, Conlin, ; 11, Holborn i sad 38, Hap 'market. Yesterday the Lotte►y commenced drawing, when there were not any Capitals drawn except those which had been fixed to the first Teo Prizes, sat of which BISB sold and shared Mire, viz.—No.! lb, Claw A. a Prize of 1,0001. Cossol► ; No. 415, Class 8., a Prize a 1,0001. Consols; and No. 1,071, Clara 8., • Prise of 2001. Consols The Wheel still iroataium Two Prizes of 30,0001., Two of 40,000/.. &c. ke. &c. Cossets and Mosey; and the Two 20,0001. nest be drawn seat day, 110th of t►is Moat b. Utdrawr Tickets and Shares are *Min by SISH, 4, Cora hint sad% Charing-cross, sad by Ms Spot. I. the country. ARP LAND. a MAYO. Corrigaiit, Jim* 11.—T5e Report or the Central Cosa. =lore, relpertior the slate of this roavity, was forwarded last sight to the Commisidoaers for the relief of the Poor, Dublin Castle. It appears from the Reports of the Loral Committees, that two kinked and tteenty-four thousand eight hwadrealiirdistisfuesars note receiving charitable aid In this county, being mo iaereasa brood the *comber .r lAa preceding week of SIXTT-NINA THOUSAND TURNS HUN DUD AND TIPTIEN. Te sums granimthy the Central Committee for She week commencing the 9th (Tuesday last), animal to 5,8671. Is. Id. KERRY. TRAM. JULY 10. William M. Twin, Esq. Collector of our Port, received no Monday last ■n invoice or manifest of seers hundred bags of rice, sod • quantity of sea biscuit, shipped by sae hied benefactors is Englaud, sad coosigised to the Local Committee in this tows, is farther aid of their former meal- Scent donations for the relief of our suffering poor. The Committee for relieving the distressed poor of t►e tows of Dingle and its districts report, that, discha►gisg the trust they had undertakes, they commenced their proceed.. lags by an investigation of the numerous cues of distress within this tome sod district. The result of their inquiries is mow submitted to the benevolent London, Liverpool, and Dublin Relief Committee*, sod to the public at large.— There were found in the tows of Dingle alum. six ►umdred families without meas., without employment, sod is a state of absolute distress. One bemired families have bees piece added to the list of 'offerers, whose necessities oblige them to appeal to the Committee fur relief, after disposing of every mirable article to preserve existeoce. Is the parish Vestry, 300 families; ditto Gaffing, 90 ditto; ditto Lispoal, 300 ditto; ditto Billisvobir, 280 ditto; ditto Duettist and Moor, &c. 424 ditto; Rallynabowly, Willows, sod Commons, 300 ditto; Killing, 183 ditto; Stradbally. 115 ditto; Kilgobbis, 155 ditto; Dingle, 700 ditto; Khartum, 81 ditto; making in all 2,930 families. The Committee acknowledge to have received from Los dos, Liverpool, sod Dublin, 1,7831 6s. ;of which they have 'speeded is meal, potatoes, and labour, 1,6491.19..6d. leaving ia the Treasurer's heads 1361. 7s. 2d. The Comenittee cowhide by observing, that they have coestantly kept is view the epplicstion of the charities in trusted to t►eir seasagesient the principle of affurdiog re lief through the medium of eroploymeal ; and they have strictly adhered to that rule, with the exception of cases where iscapability pleaded exemption. lo addition to the above balance of 15W. 7i. 241. is hands, the Treasurer has also y acknowledge the receipt of tweet' , guinea., as as isdi►idoal subscription foe the relief of our poer, from our respected and humane countryman, Thomas Fitzgerald, E►q. Member of the Irish Relief Committee, London. THOMAS FOLEY, P. P. Dinglel Treasurer ,. JOHN HICKSON, Grove, CLARE. ENNIS, JULY 11. The Reports from the baronial Comaslmes of this county do rot differ either is the somber or suffering of the famish ing peamotry, from the returns which we published its the Eroonty Pod of the 6th iostant. We, however, subjoin a few extracts, Is enable our readers to judge of the stale of this county Moyarta Barony—!s debt to the Treasurer 60g. 18s. Id. Burrea sod Greene*. Reports—The Committee have, with regret, to observe, that the apprebeesioas eistertaitied by them is their last Report have been realised, as is many titanium the potato crops have beets rooted up. Clooderalaw Repine—That the numbers relieved this week are of eternity, considerably less than the preceding, lo coosequesice of the funds being completely exhausted, and wakes a speedy relief be afforded, the mod distressing coasetietaces asest q absolute starvation", aecompa aied, of course, by plunder and disease. Dysentery is mak ing its appearance to the Barony, and is three Parishes there are forty eight came of fever. lochiquin Reporie--That 6,000 persons were empolyed &Iris' the last week. Seers-eighths wt . the population in this Barony depend for sapper. epos their labour. . . Moiaria w Reports—Mat there was employed during the week 6,693 men. Fever sod dysentery are cm she increase. Five persons died i■ oae day is the Parish of Kilrush. Two and three deaths is one day is sot a■ exaggerated statement. THE CASHIER OF THE EAST LOTHIAN BA NY SAVANNAH, JUNI 14. Yesterday Mr. Wm. Borthwick, the Cashier of the Bank of East Lothian, in Scotland. who was arrested a few days ago, charged with haring eloped with one hundred and seveity thousand dollars, was brought before Judge Charlton. Bortbwick war committed by a Judge under • generll sib. davit that ►e answered the deseriptiou of the Cashier. Judge Cberlto• decided that the Prisoner was not charged with any criminal offence, and that if he bad bees, that of. fence would appear to have been committed in • foreign country, over which the Coen had no jurisdiction. There was a principle of amity is international law whisk would authorise the arrest of a fugitive from the justice of a fo reign independent sovereignty; but it must be a matter en. tirely depeodcat upon treaty arrangement•. Upon these grounds, if we correct', understand the Judge, he directed the Prisoner to ►e 'Michaelis!. Bortbwick, howeve►, wan immediately afterwards arrested by order of the Judge, on • bill in Chancery, prsyiag for a writ we mat, • discovery of the affairs in retaliate, to the Bank, and fur an account, and required to give ball to abide the decree. The Prisoner nut being able to procure bail, ►as been committed to gaol. The new ball-room which isimilcting at Torquay, at the expense of Sir L. V. PALK, Bart. Lord of the Manor, will, it is said, be the largest and most splendid building of the sort in any watering place in the West of England. AFFAIR or HON ooK.—A meeting took place on Saturday evening, near Hempstead, between Wet. WALLACE, Esq. of Kildare, Ireland, and R. W. JACKSON, Esq. of Armagh, in consequence of a message sent by the former Gentleman, when, utter an exchange of sisots, Mr. WALLACE's second de clared the honour of his friend fully satisfied, on which Mr. JACKSON'S friend withdrew him from the ground without explanation. Mr. WALLACH was attended by J. REYNOLD*, Esq. H. P. Rifle Bri gade; and Mr. J ACMON by THOS. OTLAHEKTIE, Esq. of Castlefield, county Kilkenny.—(heening Paper.) GREAT UNDERTAIIING.—A gentleman, now in Edinburgh, has engaged for 1,500 f. sterling to ride ISO miles; then to walk to the moor 10 miles, and lu kill 40 braces of game ; he has then to walk 10 miles back : all this is to be done in 44 hours. He is to start about theend of this month, at 14 o'clock of the day, and we understand the horsesare engaged. ANOTHER SHARP SHAVER.—AO account appear ing in the newspapers of ■ Liverpool hair-dresser shaving 82 men in an hour. J. FINNIT. of Burs tein, Staffordshire, who heard of it, undertook to shave 100 in the same time, which he completed, in a superior manner, within one second of the hour, and was ufterwaida chaired through the town in triumph. A correspondent states that horse-stealing has of late become very prevalent in the north of England, and that • person who was lately convicted at Lan caster, subsequently confessed that, in his practice, he had stolen upwards of one hundred. Our cor respondent further states, that, within the last ten dap, and within the distance of 56 miles of Car lisle, ao less than five horses have been stolen, di.- poled of, and again recovered by the owner:. MARK F. TS. [Frew the " Leedom Mercantile Pries Current," e Tuesday, July 16, 1822. j WEST INDIA AND SPANISH MAIN PRODUCE. Correa.—The public sales since our last have, on the whole, gone off very steadily; Dominica and other clean eoloury deserip , loos have brought foil prices; Dutch did sot meet with murk demand, and in some instances went at rather lower rates ; a paieel of Coffee from St. Thomas was sold on Thursday at 108 s. to 1111 s. ftd. per cwt. which was the only parcel of Foreign brought forward ; la other kladsthere has been hut little business done privately. The stork of West birdie Coffee is now 3,620 toss, being 689 tons Jess than at this time last year; present price ISs. per cwt. lower. B. P. SuOmt.—There has bees a steady demand during the week, principally by the Gene-ens end the colosiry qualities have I. consequence been supported is priers, the sorts sel ling under 575. are a shade lower ; line Jamaica has brought 75..6d. per cwt.; • public sale of 150 casks of Barbarvlues on Thursday went off heavily, and Ss. to 3s. per cwt. lower. The total sale, of the week may be estimated al 5,000 hid.. Follaloll Sucasim.—•White Havausah has been again sold by public Betio., at the prices quoted in our last, and for Site strung while there has been some demand privately at the same rates; Brasil Sugar is without demised at present. The stock of B. P. Sugar is now 4,768 cloaks more than at this lime last year; Present prima Be. per cwt. lower per Gazette average. Rum has bees more inquired for, and the market is stiffer at the prices looted, at which some basilicas has been dose. The stork of Rom is now 11,770 puncheons, and peke of Proof Is. Sd. per gall.; ditto, same time last year, 18,401 paselseens, and price of proof Is. 3d. per gallon. Plala/ITO is saleable •t abort the price, quoted, but the demand is not lively. DTCWOODS.—Pesiic of the best quality has been in rather more demised; there has also beets more Inquiry fur Nies rogue Wood, and 311. per ton has bees paid for large solid ; Jamaica logwood is rather lower. NORTH AMERICAN PRODUCE. Extract of • letter, doled New Tork, Jose 12, 1822 : " The quantity of Cotlos that has bees brought to ibis market bas far exceeded former years; Uploads may be quot ed ai from 12 to IS c. pis. per lb. not a large proportion COIN. mending the !aster price; Pot Ash 125 dollars, Pearls 151 dollars SO crisis per toe, Terpeatitte si dollars per barrel; Ex *haute declined to 8/ in Si per era.. U. S. Bask Stock 105 dollars per share." • TUPIPENTIN I is rather higher; the whole of the late ar. rivals of Hooch have been sold at shout Ms. per cwt. aid Spirits have bees sold at 76•. in carboys. LIVERPOOL REPORT. JUL! 13. We bare had a very good demand foe Corral, from the dealer. and spissete at improviag prices for Bowed. •nd Orleans during the whole week ; the market has closed at as ad fid per lb. on then desniprionv, and at stiffer prices for Brazils and other kinds. The Timidity sold is 13,100 bags; and consist of 5,520 &swede at 74. • 9d., chiefly at 7P. • BJ. ; 1,630 Orleans at lid. • 11p.; 780 Tennessee. at Id. a *id. •' 480 Sea [Meads at ltid. a 184, and • few ise at SOd. ; 30 stained at 9d. a 11 d.; 1,1450 Permian at 91.1. a 11d.; 280 Ceara. at 91d. a 104.; 560 Bahia. at 9d. a 10d.; 1,360 Maranhao. at 9d. • 91. d. 50 Mina Geese. at lid. • 80.; 390 Demerara' at 9d. a 10id. : 60 Swats at flid. • 70.• 140 Bengal. at 60. a lid. per lb ; about 2,500 bags have been taken by speculators. Too im port this week is 8,384 bap, via. Bellies 397 bags, New Orleans 2,049, Savauaah sad Charleston 3,153, other parts U. 8.1,796, Brazil 89 Total 8,384. Upwards of 100 Muhl of B. P. &war have bees brought to auction this week, and have met a ready ask at the ad. ranee noted in oar last. East India. are in limited demand, and of 200 bags of good white Bengal offered osi 'Monday, only 50 bags were lakes at 735. per cwt. be Molasses and Foreign Smears Nothing bas been dune. Tire public sale of Demerara Coffee on Monday, eonsisting of 300 casks sad 1,400 bags, went off with spirit at an adulate of 3.. • ss. on middling to good middling sod clean qualities; but the inferior and radian descriptions went very besvilr, and were chiefly taken in ; 300 casks of Jamaica sad Trinidad bare also bee, offered, of which the good sod clefts rieoceip. lions ouly found buyers; Dutch middling sold at 118 s. a 123..; good middling, 1255. a 129.. 64.; Jamaica good midding, 1245. • 1195.; fair to good ordinary, 104 a. a • 108 s. ; and Trinidad middling, 116.. a 1205. Pimento was takes in at 84. for want of buyers. A few parcels of Rem have been sold at lit. 3d. for Deme rara 2 • 3 0. P. at 2s. 14. a SC lid. for 27 to 28 0. P. and 2.. 2d. • 2. 3d. fur 32 • 33 O. P. Carolina Rice contisses in fair demand for shipment, and has been takes at 13s. for inferior, 15s. a 15s. 6d. for fair, sod 16.. a 17.. for good : Bengal of fair to good quality bas been taken by the grocers st 111. 3d. a 13s. Jamaica Lorwoori has been taken to small lots at 81.10 s. •0/ ,:asd fresh Compeacby at 101 10s. Ash." are steady at former prices. The Hides offered by auction this week have brought rather higher prices fur the mime descriptions ' and other sorts have sold steadily ; they coasi.t of 5,300 dry Cow and Ox at 90. a 1114., 1,000 salted at did. per lb.; 7,000 prime Horse at 6.. Sd. a is , and 8,700 worm ed at 4s. 44. • ss. each. _ _ Our Tobacco Meek,: has been dell, nomk• worthy of emirs haring been made either for hose use or export. The de mand for all descriptions of Grain since our last has bees limited s ties Wheat maintains our quotations, inferior and middling are barely supported. Oats and Barley are steady. About 1,000 brls.Tsrpestiae of fair quality haws bees sold at 12s. per cwt. sad of Tar 2,354 Ws. Carolina at 10s. 90. a Ils. per hrl. 40 casks fair Baltimore Bark obtained by auc tion 13s. 3d. per cwt. No alteration in Slitimac, the sales of which are confined to small lots by Mete at 18s. to 180.6 d. for Sicily. Yesterday about 10 tous Palm Oil were forced off by auction at 251. per lull. Out —Common Oils are rather dearer this week, is eon seqtreoce of the aerostat received from Greetslard by ills Joao, arrived at Leith wit► three fish (40 sass damaged Oil); the account Is partial, and op to an early date slily. Seed Oils are also dearer; much business has bees dose io Rape Oil and Rape Seed; the market has, however, re ceived a c►eck, sad is now doll for both Oil sad Seed. RCIIIIED SUGAIR —lle deemed bag bees very limited, and lumps have bees sold abort Is. per cut. soder the prices quoted in our last, She quantity no shew is ►owever but Mos.arass has beet' in &mood, and higher prices have bees paid. EAST INDIA PRODUCE. COTTON.—Tbe *emus, coati's's°, limited, partieularly for bombe coossmptioa, the perchascs made siege our la-t having been nearly all fur exportation. Tbe soles of the we.k are, in Wad, 100 bags Upland, middling 718, fair to good fair, M. to Sid.; 100 Pernambuco, good fair, 11d, good 1110.; 30 Bahia, good fair, 104.; 200 Surat, 'middling 111 J., fair to good fair, 61.1. so eto. ; 200 Bengal, ordinary to middling bid. to bid., fair to good fair 31d. to Sid, good Bd. per lb. Total 830 bags. InDrao.—Tbe Conspen)'s sale of 2,230 dints, which commenced es Tersday last, terminated on Thareslay; tbe p►ices obtained were *early similar to time of the last Jo unary sale, excepting the bar, which, is ibis ask, were much superior, and may be considered 3d. to fad lower; sad the consuming rind erdivary qualities which, sold 64. to 94. blither; t►e proprietors bought in about 450 chests. SlLK.—Beugai is saleable at a premium of 3 to Sga. per bale on the cost of the last sale. Postscript, Tuesday, July 16, 1616, Pour ?Cloth. The B.P. SUGAR masked was very steady 14 day, the qua.- tity sold amounting to about 1,600 blade. at the full prices ol last week for all qualities. Covega.—Three public sales of British plantation were brought forward Ibis morsieg, the demand was steady, and some descriptions sold rather higher, t►e ordinary unclean qualities were however partly takes in at lower prices. On Sonday morning, at five o'clock, a fire broke out in the timber-yard of Messrs. LOVITT and BOLTON, Compton-street, Clerkenwell, which to. tally destroled the whole of the machinery for the cutting and sawing of wood : timber to a great mogul was also consumed. FROM L IST NIGHT'S c4zerre. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. Theorise 01ley, of Clare, Suffolk, tualtatee, from July SS to Aueogi 13, at ten, at eke Half Moo• Iw , C:,►e. Wthiatet kaslibronk. late of la►eaham, Sault., firmer, from July 2, to Almost 10, at ek►en, at the Swan Ina, Lavenhasa. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Frederick William CosiHoppe ) of Langboura Chimbert, Fcocharch•streei r Loudon, tisbermiercbaai. BANKRUPTS. Willis. Cray and Edward Gray, of Birminghani, War wick, ■ail-ironmongers, to surrender, August 1,2, and 27, at twelve. at the George Inn, Digheth, Birmingham. At torneys, Messrs Norton and Chaplin, Gray's laa•aquarr, London; and Mr. R. M. Beason, Birmingham. James Waterhouse and John Green, late of Rope-maker.% street, London, but now prisoners in the King's Bench, builders, to surrender, July 27, August 10, end "27, as r.••,, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts. B.isiuchsli. street. Attorney, Mr. Skater, Miilbank-street, Westnousr.r, William Insist°, of Reading, Berk*, woullen-draper, t•i "threader, July 25, 26, sad August 27, at eleven, at th • Upper Ship Inn, Reading. Attorneys. Mr. Edmonds, i.f the Diehl-quell Olfice of Pleas, Lincoln's In., London; and Mr. B. H. Cooper, Reading. Thomas Powell, of Oldforge, Hereford, cora-dealer, to surrender, August 2,2, and 27, at eleven, at the Sean Inn, Ross. Attorneys, Mr. B. Pugh, Bereard•atreet, Russell. squat.. Loudon; and Mr. T. Budge, Ross. Stephen Cosner mud ASIO 'Dice, of Berkington. Somerset, grocers, Its surrender, July 20, at one, at the While Hart Inn, Beth, tfo, and August 27, at "levee, at she %Void Pack Inn, Beekington. Attorneys, Messrs. Perkins and Frain tun,. Illotbora-coart, Gray's Ima, London; and Mr. H. Miller, Fronse-Selwood, Somerset. DIVIDENDS. August 7. R. Whiteside, H. Fisher, sad T. Howie, of White. haven, Ciesalleslaug, merchants, at eleven, at Mr. T. Jack. sou., innkeeper, Whitehav,ii. August 6. J. Gusty, of Hishopsgsicsireet.Witboss4 London, grocer, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners of Sask. rupee, Basinghall.street. Angst.' 6. W. Mallon?, late of Leeds, pasteboard-saaoake• ismer, at ten, at the Court House, Leeds. August 15. F M. Lubbers, of Nen esstle, iroafurader, at eleven, at the George tun, Newcastle. wpon•Tyoe. August 6. F. Mitchell, late of New Maltua, Turk, eoen.sser. chaos, at clever, al the New Globe Ism New Mahon. July 27. T. Jacob. sad W. Spier., of Otkall, liwww.drepen, at twelve, at the Coert of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Hasingliall-street, Loudon.._ - - Assam 8. D de Doric, of Wilson-street, Fiesbureaquare, Middlesex, merchant, at twelve, at the Court of Commis sioners of Baskreptv, Basinghall.street, London. August 17. C. Hodges, of Ringwood, Southampton, sts. tiosier, at twelve, at the alert of Commissioners of Bask - repos, eeeee Lewdest. August I. W. Parker, of Newark-spom.Trent, Nottiatlaw, wire-vrorker, at *levee, at Mr. Gilstrsp's Hotel, Newark. ■pua•Treat. Almost 10. G. H. Edwards, of Craven.street, St. Martinds. the• Fields, Westminster, wine-usereltaat, at twelve, at t►e Gam of Coassaiesioaere of Biskra pis, Basiagivall-street. August 24. T. Richardson, of Iron Acton, Gloseesier, ism. aer, at /sae, at Ike Commercial Rooms, Corn-street, August 11. R. Cope, of St. Marti■, Worcester, victualler, at twelve, at she Star sad Garter lon, Worcester. CERTIFICATES.—Avaun 6. J. Barnwell, now or late of Leaariug'on•Priors, Warwick, earpenter.—J. Proton, of &tiptoes. York. innkeeper.—A. Cornett, of Liverpool, were►art.-IY. C. Keene, of Mary. le-bone-lane, Middlesex, farrirr.—J. Tensest, of Liverpool, merchant. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. D. Cameron, R. Scott, and J. Elausit, of &Unhurt", July 11, 1818 —M Dailey and T. Dailey, of Notitsgham. 'Reece's, Jesse 20, I 822.—A. Thacker, A. Tkacker,T. Draper, H. l'illard, and W. Eaton, of Wihm-Mills, Derby, collo,- spianera (so far as rep►ds A. .rd A. Thacker), October 2, Haq, R. Hopper, avid J. E. Hall, of Nottingham, lace-osanufacturerr, July 4, 1822.—J. Juyaer and J. Jeffery, of Gracechnrch streel. Laudon, haberdashers, July 13,1822. —G. Harvey sod C. Wiach•sier, of Orange street, Red lais square, ironmongers, July 16,18211.—.1. Stanley and J. amp mao,of St. Agnes, near Truro, Cornoall, merc►ants, JoileN, 1822.—E. Vern, E. B. Vero, W. J. Wright, and S. atomism, of 800-lase, Chromatic, Londoq, tea-brokers (so far as rc. gards S. Cleamtsuu), July 13, 1822. , According to advice* from Sant. de Fe Bogota, of the 16th April, the Colombian Congress had passed a Decree fur continuing ad interim the pay ment of tithes. A negociation was to be opened with the Holy See for a Concordate as to ecclesias tical matter■. A friendly interview was appointed to take place between Generals Sett MARTIN and BOLIVAR, at Gunyaquil, to establish a mutual un derstanding on various points involving the genetal interests of South America. Early on Saturday morning, as Mr. JANE, MOORHOUSE, or Stockport, wail known as one of the persons indicted with Mr. Flu NT. at York, was proceeding up Lancashire-bill, to some laud which he occupied in that ilighbourhood, he was suddenly seized with indisposition and fell down : when found, he was quite dead. A very few minutes before lie was ob•erved walking on, apparently iu good health. A Comner's inquest sat upon the body on Monday, when it appearing that his death was caus:d by a fir, the Jury returned a verdict accordingly. Mr. MOORHOUSB, we unriersts►►d, was in the 57th year of his age, and has left ■ large fuonly.—( Memoirs. ter Guardian.) covamt of EXCHA? Amsterdam, C.F. 12 9 . Ditto at Sight 12 0 Rotterdam ll 10 Autsrerp l2 0 Hasabargh 3B Alton. ...• 38 1 Paris 3 day'a date 25 70 Ditto 2B boardessix..••.• 20 Frankfort *a the Maine 157 Petersburg'', p. rbl. 9i 3 Us. Vienna Trieste Madrid Cadiz .. Bilboa 95 Bareehma 35 Seville .. 3 GMeakae 3O IGE. Totsmat. Jinx 16. Legkora . ....... 471 Ge ow 4 31 Venice ..... 27 60 Malta Naples. 39} Palermo, per oz II7J Litbou ()paw 5l; Kw Jaueiro 46 Bahia SU Mobilo ui Cork• . BULLION. Gt. 14.1 to 4 s f. Coin, per ua .... tt 0 Gold ise 8ar5...... :1 t New Doubloons... 0 0 0 New Dollars 0 4 9 Silver is Bars 0 4 11 DEATII. At Kiogsbridge, Devoe, on Tuesday, 'he'd tasks', Aso Pune:fen Promo'', is her 76th year. widow of the 1.1 , Captaio Pressor, of the Plymouth division of Marines, I.` l last su►viving child of Joho I)►■ke, Esq. late Calkoor Customs at Plymouth, lineal desaodsut of Sir Fnscu Drake, Bart. the first circumnavigator of the glebe, soil sister to Sir Jobe Savoy Drake, with whom the title be came extinct, he filing without issue (and from •boas for last Sir Emmet, cut off the entail at the property gives ►Ss ancestor by Queen Elisabeth, for his services sod disre• series), cod gate it to the late Lord HeathAeld, obit him ir Sir Tiaytua Fuller Elliot Drake, Hart. High Sheriff of tkr Comely of Devoe, oho moo enjoys it. Of eleven children , gas daughter ails survives \e►. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE THIS DAT. alersiag be atter It I Eves* !3 after J. Meted sad Pabikltsit at THE BRITISH PEW; 4as THE GLOSEOIIist, No. IT/, &nisi, by CH ARLP CORNWELL ' a Hs siga4