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SOUTH 411111 RIVAL • Felniurdingry Gaseite tidied " fl Patiota," qf 4.*yeveil, doirti Illondoy, febenary 18, 18211. • INDEeENDENCE AND PEACE. 11topcIATIoN emit:LW:lBD 1111111•8811 11111 I:/DS- raltpcir,fittyrotplagir OF THIS PROVINCE AND THE coat* Amps! OF THE sPANISH SQUADRON BLOCKADING Tlll9 PORT. • 1 ETTER FROH THE GOVERNMENT OP GOTSQUIL. The Goer ritenent being invited 10 enter into a negotiation with the Cometriewler of the Spanish ls of war, called the Preeha and Newish:a, it has agreed to the nomination r Commiasionees un b..th sides, in order that they may enter lobo at. sigteement, eatable to 'misfit's eireemstanees. It has also deterrnioe.l that you should be informed of this. in oilier, that in consithratiod of the inaportance of the subject, *nu may mike sorb proposals as may appear to you saves gamin to use interests of the Province you represent, Re. Gwynonil, Feb. IS, 1822. JOSE OLSI EDO. To Geweial Seiner, Deplodiatie Agent of Pero. • ANSWEN, TellellAllf IS, 1891. feel gratified at the communication you have ad dressed to Rae wader thisclate, informing me of the invitation sent by the Goverament to the Commander of the Spanish squadron, urging him to enter into mach negotiations as may can., the evil. .4 war to cease; and io conselinence thereof, 1 have named Colonel Rojas, oith the accessary powers and iostroctious, it order to make propositions on behalf of the State I represent, without tojury to the interests of this %oath,' province. I have the honour in be, FRANCISCO SALAZAR. TREATY. . 0 E. J. Meador, Ali/crane and President of the Board of Police. Taxes, 4ce. and D. J. Ililario de ludaboto, Captain in the Patriotic Army, and gist Aid-de-Camp of the Supreme Junta of the Goverumeut of Guyaquil, Commissioners of the mete U Jeavlos de Soroa, Captain in the Navy, •nd Commander of th• Spanish frigate .f war, Veageuita ; tad 1). R. Vallorisra. Emden, and both Commissiowere of the Commitioder-heChief of the Spiels% forces; D. Jose Ville gram, sad Odom, Re a, of the Order of the See, and Commiontittuer ow lo half of Pere ; belay a-ambled at the SI natcup slay for the pawpaw of putties as end to the elde st:tin of the prewat aar, by arrangenieNts honourable sad comfointable to existing eireimeastarces, alter exchanging their reapeetive powers, have agreed as follows:- 1. The Commander of the Speeish squndion will deliver up to the &stigma, Government of Guyaquil the frigates Froths end Trogatiaa, and corvette Alessualto, its the state they now are is. 2. As a cosnronsation, the Government of Peru under takes to settle all the pay sod arrears due by Spain in the ffieen and crew of the three vessels, from October 18211, when they last left c•tiao, arcordiog to the •tatenieste to be presented by the pont, re of the respective vessels. as far as relates to the 11 irate.; aud to the corvette Alratandro, from the time she left Panama with the rips dition of C I Crut al argeow, at the followieg rate :-12,000 dollar, its piouspt money, and the remainder is thirty days after the arrival of the Prwelaa at Callao, • hither she is to proceed with her pre treat officers, actompauied by an officer belosigirg to the Pevevian army, and ow her arrival the said frigate shall be lift *I the disposal of the said Government. 3. The corvette Alexandria shall In the MIRO pro weed to Callao, commanded by her owe officers, with nothets. steeled copies of the present Treaty, sad en her arrival placed it the di-posal of the Goveremeat there. 4. The frigate Vengattaa shall eater this port, and be denten(' op to the Agent for the affairs of Peru. S. The said State of Peru engages to acknowledge a debt in favour of Spain, anitmoting to 100,000 dollars ' and pay the same the momeut the latter acknowledges the istilepeu deuce of America, without which the present Article is not binallogg. 6 The ol6een who may voluntarily wish to rennin, shall, Cy the above State, have sine step granted them beyuad the /funk they iww hold, snd shall be duly attended to. 7 A prefect Amnesty shall be declared, as far as regards former tyros, and the men shall be allowed to remain and reside here, if they wish it. S. The expenses of the said vessels shall be borne by the State of Pere, hum the monatot these presents are ea. changed. 0. If they wish it, the ofEreu and crew of the said ves. eels shall be conveyed over to Spin in neutral vessels, Si the iespease of the Slate of Peru, and those desirous of going - by the way of Panama shall bare a coriespuadoug sum paid - - lu them for lids purpose. 10. The property of the persons embarked in the raid • v• —el, of ry.ry Iliad, shall be delitered 10 diem, asd laud e I r•ee of Ju1,,., &c. Gu)equil, Feb. 15, 1815. (Signatures here.) ♦pFloviJ and ratified 16th of February, 1821. (Sigtred) OLIIEDO. PARIS PAPERS. PARIS, JUNE 29. Vessenlay the king transacted beaus*. troth the IC ev i er of the Seals. The Court will go into mourning for four days, on oueount of the )both trf hi Royal Higlmmo the Duke of Sase-totha.. lu puissance of • Royal Ordinance, dated the Stii of June, • new qoarautine-harbour is about to be foamed mar-Marseilles, by means of • pier be tween the islands of [Layaway and Poimegue, fur vessels arriving from countries where it is suspected the yellow fever tunas • and an hospital will be built on the island of [Lioness fur the reception t the sick from the ships admitted into the new list hour. CHAMBER OF DEPVTIEFb SITTING OF Juni 28. The Order of the Day was for the discussion of s. me amendments in the law of the customs. M. Sebastiaui observed on the impolicy of rais it g tarifa at a moment when they should rather be st ck ing to establish commercial uelatious with Sow h America, than to place themselves it • state el hos tility with the new States which have been formed tin re. Ile could nut explain the susceptibility of that side of the Chamber, which was apprehensive of siring the slightest act of hostility committed towards Spit', and vet could not discover any thing wrong in g r ivouting the rebels, whose arm e d binds are traversing Catalonia.—(Murmurs.) M. Dutton said, the question with regard to South Atterica was Important, not only in a coin snricial but also in a political point of view. If they recognistd the insurrection of the Spanish Colonies against the Mother Country as lawful, they would ceitsittly place themselves in a state of hostility to wards Spain. Nothing could be more contradic tory to treat the armed bands in Catalonia as rebels, send ut the same time to eulogise the soldiers of Bolivar. Al. Manuel—The contradictioo is on the side of cur adversaries. Nothing Could be more in unison stith his sentiments than to deosand that the expru s ins of the will of nations should be recognised.— (Nurtnurs.)—A voice on the right, " that is the eovercigo power of the people and the triumph of fictions in all countries." Oahe. voices—You think only of revolutions. M. Manuel—lt is tint seeking revolution, to &timid that which by liken place in Spain with the content of the nation and of the Sovereign him ellizaW be recoguised...—(Vwlent Muromrs.) Several additional article, were discussed, Cid the Chamber adjourned. French Funtls.—Fite per Cents, 91 r. 70c.; Rank Stock, 1,695 r. GERMAN PA P E UMIAK. JP/119. According to the statements of travellers arrived at Belgrade in twelve days from the neighbourhood of Jo Chourschid Patch', before he w.is able to effect his junction with the Paella of &lonics at Wl's, had been defeated by the Greeks at Nova Costore, and repulsed to within three leagues of j olm i na . If thin intelligence should prove to be true, it will be very importint to die Greek*. Accounts from Sulonica say, that all the hostages tarn away from that place hive been murdered, partly at Constantinople, partly on the way thither. Other reports say, that ilaleb Effendi has called on the Boyars from Moldavia and 11'aIlachia who lice in the capital, where they are very narrowly watched, to embrace the Mahometan religion. But all this stands very much in need of continuation.— tAllgeareine Zeitrug, June 42.) VIENNA, JVSI Is. We-liave received infigmatinn direct from Table Buy, at the Cape of Good Hope, respecting the Austrian corvette, Caroline, in a letter from Mr. Ignatius Wickerbawler, the supercargo dated 23J ef March, this yeur. The Caroline sailed the Stli of January from Whampoti, near Canton, touched at 1/111010, and pill to sea again oo the Sth of January. On the 6th of the same month it owed the line to east longitude 1030, had passed the Straits of Salida on the 26th of January, and arrived at the Cape of Good Hope on the 16th of Match. Austrian Fast's, Jape 18 —Metalkon 78 3-4; Bask Stuck 761 1-19.—(Aastriaa Observer, Jose 19) IRELAND. DUSLIW, JUN 2 29. Sir Samuel Anchtnuty has arrived in town, and assumed the mend of the army in this country. A splendid entertainment was on Saturday given at Morris.on's Marl, by the Field Officers or the garrison of Dublin, to their much-esteemed Com mander, Sir David Baird, previous to his depar ture from this country. Upon this interesting occasion the chair was filled by Major-General Sir Culquhuun Grant, who, in announcing to the patty the health of their distin guished guest, ezpatiated in animated language on the regret deeply and universally felt by the army at the departure of their Chief, who carries with him the heartfelt good-will, respect, and attachment of all lovers of the military profession.—(Sastrulers's News Lefler.) WANT OF FOOD. MINIS, JUNt 26. The Committee for the relief of the poor met yesterday; ■t two o'clock, Thomas Studdart, of Booratty Castle, E•q. was called to the Chair; and the business of the day commenced by the Rev. Mr.Starpoole, Secretary to the Committee, reading a letter, received by Dr. O'Brien. from Government, enclosing 4001. in addition to 1901. received • few days since, fur the erection of fever hospitals in different parts of this county— they have also forwarded plans from which these hospitals are to be built. We are happy to per ceive thst the instant Government received informa tion of the flirt -aiding of the horrid disease amongst the starving population of the county, that no time was lust in adopting the means of suppressing this calamity. The statements we heard yester day fio.n the different baronial gentlemen of fever in their neighbourhood, was most alarming—so much sv, that we can draw ■ conclusion of seven hundred individualt labnuriog under this malady, and some of these hapless nuserablea so far seclud ed in the country, that they have neither medicine, medical assistance, nr food !—this is alarming ! ! this is the truth !! ! The fever hospital of this town is filled with patients, and an average of lie or seven applications for admittance are daily made. The neat letter read was from Lucius O' Brien, RN. son to our zealous and worthy representative, Sir Edward, from London, in which he mentions, lbat• the London Committee have forwarded one thousand pau•ds to our relief (which Thom.. Crowe, Erg. acknowledged to have received), that the funds of the London CoMmittee were nearly .esbassted, and that we should shortly be compelled to set for ourselves, in which tusk he anarrunced his i•tration to come amongst us, and participate in. The Baronial Gentlemen then read their reports, and after some conversation, as to the management of three thousand pounds which is promised by Government, the meeting broke up, ree►olving unasiiinously to meet in future at twelve o'clock instead of two. The twenty cheeses which Lord Combermere was pleased to bestow ois the poor of our town. are to be sold, and the price received for them to be con verted to the purchase of food more substantial. Every day furnishes additional evidence of the distress of this county :—A gentleman who passed through the parish of Killuran, iu the barony of Tullis, on Saturday lust, when the distribution of meal so the po.:e was made, describes it as a heart-rending scene. Several hundreds of wretched brings were cullecteil, whose wqualiil +lmmanence evinced their distress. many had not tasted loud for the two preceding days, and when the ton and a half of meal, allotted to the parish, was exhaust ed, it is easier to conceive than to relate the sequel of the scent; numbers obliged to go without even the slightest share, many of them had waited with patience, until it was announced that nothing more remained to he distributed, and were obliged to re turn home without any means of subsistence. _ [From the " Dublin Journal," June a] COWIN RACY.— Oa Tuesday sit &mitten mat were lakrn is the city of Airmails and committed to the gaol of that rustily, by Culuuel Blacker, and • military guard adder his cummaud. These mew, it is understood, were action as dargstrs from several counties in this kingdom, sad coacesned to mime cunipiracy, which they were cedes_ vouriag to organise sod bring tale erratum against the authority of Curveniastat sad the peace of the pastry. We have ascertained their same. sad Wane of abort., and they are as follows: Michael Cuff. y. Dublin; Edward awe rp, recanasaigh; nos. Blake, diem; John Rice, Munalha• ; Pieter Revoke, Lansurord ; Jaime Kelly, Tyrone; B. Dumps, Dahlia; T. Lain►, Illosaihan; P. Reilly, Gran; Jolla Bradley, Derry; e* Rrary Coogan, Arlriw ; Thomas flsgbes, Debtis ; 111011111 Antrim.' Thomas Byrne, Louth. Thee of Ineoe Men were from Dublin ; two front Fame. Gash; two (rum. Illimagban ; Iwo from Antrim; sad one respectively from. Louth, Longford, Gress, Derry, and Ty rone. They all seemed respectable from their dress and sppeerasiee ; std ore sow cotrined in separate cello in the gaol of Arsenals. Great praise is floe to Col. Blacker for his exertiom sad ended on the occasion; it delectiog the conspiracy, aaelmiddao its agents. iiMEMeM= - - • FROM LAST NIGHTS G4ZETTIt. Crown Office, July 2, 1822. 'amaze RETURNED TO SERVE IN TUIS PRESENT PARLIAMINT. Borouglt of CamWord—Sheldon Cridock, of Hartforth, in the North Riding of the minty of York, Esq. iu the room of the Earl of Yoranisih, nn• Martin., of iirrtford, one of the Peers of the United Kingdom of Great Britain sad 'tetrad. BANKRUPTS. Jahn Dicker, of Cr; ''''''''''' Cheriton Bishop, Detroit, Innkeeper, to surrender, July 16, 23, and August 13, at eleven, at the King John Tavern, Exeter. Attorneys, Mears. Andtsts and Alderson, Chancery•lane, Loudon; and Mr. Pring, Creditor', &von. Henry Robert Abbott, of Throgmorton-street, London, stuck-breker, to surrender, July 6, 16, and August 13, at one, al the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basing hull -street. Attorneys, Wipes. Munirtou and Loeock, jun. King's Arnsalard ; Coleman -sheet, London. George Mingins mad John Bondsman, of Carlisle, Cumber land, hat-manufacturers, to surrender, July 16, 20, and Au gust 13, at eleven, at the Busk lan, Crrli.le. Attoraeyr, Mr. Atkinson, Collude; and Alcsare. Young and Thump moo, Cha.lotte.row, Mansion House, London. DWI DEN D. Jell 27. P. Thomson sad C A. Thomson, of Tows Cake. house, Conditll, Loadoa, and also of Northaw, Hefts, wiise.merchaate, at twelve, at the Court of Commissional• of Bankrupts, Basingball street, Loodom. July 26. J. Handley, late of Cotor, Alilivid, &üßbrd, milks., at five, at the George lan, Stafford. July 25. G. Flower, of York, victualler, at styes, at the Elephant and Castle lon, Skeldergatt, Yak. July 27. S. Lapage, of Clennent's.lam, London, dryealler, at eleven, at the Court sf CAblillniillloilere of Baokropta, Basinghall street. July 29. J Bone, late of Truro, Cornwall, linen-draper, at oicnonfl, at Pearce's Hotel, Trrivo. July 24. E. Burrows, late of %Tamp, Nottingham, miller, at eleven, at the Swan Inn, Mansfield. August b. J. Spear, of Sheffield, York, merchant, et twelve, at the Angel leo, Sheffield. July 46. W. Watts, otherisiae W. P. iYatts, of (import, Southampton, victualler, at so, at the Sun Inn, G o spo r t. July 24. W. Cheroots, of Liverpool, husks., at deems, at the Poach Bowl, Nottingham. Angus! 3. W. F. Page, of High Holborn, Middlesex, linen draper, at tea, m the Court of Commissioners of Bank. rums, Bssinehall.strees, London. holy 17. R C Nam, of Ralbhone-place, Middlesex, diaper, at tue h e, et the Conti of Commissioners of Bank- rupto, 16.4uncluill-streei, Loudon. July 6. W. Wull‘on, of Magi). are-walk, Shadwell, sec, ma•ter•mariner, at elev.'', at the Court of.Commia singers of Bankrupts, Ruinghall-street, Loa.lun. July 31. H. Dicoo, J. C. Lavater, sad J. K. Casey, of Li verpool merchants, at me, at the George Inn, Date-street, Liverpool. July 31. J. W. Demoniac, of Liverpool, merchant, et one, at the George Inn, Dae-street, Liverpool. July le. D Garrett, late of Portsea,Southempion, cabinet maker, at twelve, at the Crows leo, Gosport. July 37. 8 Porter, of London, stationer, at "twelve, et the Court of Commissimers of Baukrupts, Basingisall-street. CERTIFICATES.—Juts 23. H. O. rise, of Liverpool, common brewer.-1. Basher, late of Norway place, Hackney-road, Middlesex, bet now of Beoww's•bnildings, Si. Mary site, Lander, tintber-saerehsat. —.l. George, of Park-street, Haaurer•aquare, Middlesex, auctioneer.—T. Preston, late of Maocbester, Mild of Paw. walk, near Manchester, eatieo-painter.—P. W. Collins, late of Dorset-place, Clapham road, Swum eero-oserehaat.— T. honer, ■ow or late of the Graee•ysrd, Sedgley, Stafford, iron.master Moorsnm. kite of Seerhrougb, York, booker.—S. (Goodman, of Cautcrbory, grocer.—J. Russ of E.c.than, Worcester, botcher. DESTRUCTIVE LIUHTNING. PADUA, JUNI 19. Yesterday afternoon, aliont four o'clock, oar city was visited by • d►eadful tempest. The lightning struck the cathedral, killed • priest who was •t prayers, wounded soother, and set fire to the one. Speedy assistance was glean, but it was dangerous to approach the harping edifice, because the had which covers the dome being melted by the brat, was driven on ull sides by the violence of the flames like ruin driven by the wind. Such exer tion• were however made, that only a bin al I part of the dome was destroyed, and the damage done is oat of great iinpurtancr.—(CuzeUa Pitmoniese, Jane 20.) NAVAL IN I'ELLIGENG'E. FALMOUTH, Just 30. Sailed the American brig Alain, Ttmeei, fur LuntJun. DIAL, JULY 1. Arrived last Might and remain the Eliza Ann, Blyth, from the South Sra•. Also tics morning and smiled for the River, the Jupiter, Swan, fr.rm Braell sod Si. Helena; Ann, Lamle, from she South Seas; John, King, host Jamaica; Thom, from Tobago; and Success, Illartio,from Ber muda. Canoe down from the River and soiled the Burden, Rich ardson, fur Quebec ; sad Success, Deverell, fur Liverpool. Watts the Ulory from Howlers.. YARMOUTH, JULY 1. Tho Royal Sovereign or Yarmouth, Martin; muster, is PIlot•li out tir the Roads yestrillAy gut upon the lieWu Bottom Soled, oh. re eke Mid Iwo/Awe Saute, but the wrath r being moilemle 'lie got off agate with l,iH ng d.iinage, mid proceeded on her voyage without &ALLA giug soy ur her cargo. _ MARGATE, JUL‘ 1. Arrivtd off iLe Port the Emit ludia Compaq's ship Rose and Priacese Charluite, hum Wow!. - IRA%III.GATE, JULY 1. Arrived Ike Bissell, Huller, from Voniiiiicv, with loos of *adobe and table. LOP lATELLICENCE. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Waninsms, TVISDAY, JULY I. • • Stitings after Trimity Tenn. This morning the LORD Cllllll JURTICI sat at Nisi Pries, and disposed or soon common Jury causes of uo public interest. POLICE. ........... 111 A RI.BOROUGH-STREZT. DISTRESS IN IR ELAN D. Yesterday ',viral groupee of su1:1 1 ;;; athletic yawing men, just arrived hone various parts of the distressed dis tricts of Ireland, appeared before Mr. Roe, the Anis/ Magi strate, to ask fur relief, sod to know what t►ey should do to get bark to Ireland, as they (veld not get employment here. They staled, that from the very gement pressure of dis. tress, and the wan► of employment in their own country, they had been reduced to the necessity of quitting their Na tive plsce•—some from the county of Cork and other parts of Munster, and baying succeeded in gassing the metropolis, they famed it itopovible to get employmeat, as they were not provided with husbandry inetronirols, sad knew mime that would recommend them to any labouring worts. Is consrqueore of this they were reduced to extreme distress, am•l iu sweet of 'subsistence. They implored the Magistrate to give orders fur their reception in the workhouses of It. Giles's, or auy other place of refuge that might prevent them from pet lolling in the streets. The Magistrate said be could not resider these any assist gore, but recommended them to make application to be passed home, or eudeavoar to get employment. The norforioaste men thee quitted the office, seve►s) of whom seated themselves about the doors, as we understood, waiting for (mama the penis bird officers of Si. Gitee• parish. Darin the day upwards of (oily made similar epplico- Roos. THE TUItE NANTWICH MEETlNG—(Cnasmat), Thwasuav, Julie 20. The Prodoes Slake. of 25g0. reels, h. h. Two miles.— (3 Sobwribero.) Sir W. Wyon's b. e. f3elmost, by Tboodeibolt.—Walked over. Handicap Mabee of legs. each, with iSp. added.—Heats, one site and a distance. (6 Fothseribers.) Mr Myttou's eb. horse, Mandeville, by Young . . ....... . _ _ _ Woosipeeker, aged (Wbilebersi) Sir W. Wysin's b. e. Belmont, 3 yrs old Lord Lagoa. ►. c. The Patriarch, 4 yrs old COURSE OF EXCHAN Amst• Mom, C.F. 12 18 Ditto it Sight ... 12 7 Ruttet.bos ....... 12 11 Antwerp ...•.... 12 7 ilastburgh ..... 38 II Alton* . ... 36 3 Paris 3 day's date 25 70 Ditto 26 Bourdraux Frankfort oa the 1571 Petersborgb, p. rbl. Pi 3 Us. Vienna Trieste Madrid Culls . Balboa 35 Barrels's& Seville Gibralta 31.1 ~w ;GE, TIM/DAY, Jut.l 2. lbores .• • ..... 47 } 43# Venice R7 00 114:ta Naples. ....... $9l Psirrmo, per of 1174 Lisboa ()pest°. ..... Rio Jllll6ll/ 4O Bahia . ....... 50 Dublin Cork sll4 BULLION!. Portugal Gold iu £ s. Cola, per us 0 0 0 Gold is Baia— 3 17 • New Dowbluuwa 3 13 I New Dollars 0 4 I Sliver is Bars ~ 0 4 II ...b......,;—.., SPARRING. 011ie► had a helical at She Fiives'-eosrt yesterday, whieh was well weeded, sad as a boxer he deserved the pair be received. Oliver was unable to exhibit from a 'praised ankle, whirb prevents his combat with Abbot on Tiers day sent. The setting -to was very indifferent. Apring sad Gas—This was the °sly boat wlaleh smelled mach attention, a■d Spriwg had the best of it. Metal. head stopped t►e rash of Gas by some (seers, which seat his off his balance. Gas, however, behaved well, bat ►e is not much at a glove also. Lamest Aghtiag is Inure his forte. CITY BUSINESS. Yesterasy the Ler* Mayor held • Court of Aldermen, fur the divpstrts of Emigre! business when Mr. Alderman Thump. sun @tirade& mid gave hued to take upon him the office of Sheriff au Michaelmas day next. Brokers were admitted mid sworn, and several cog under taker, obtained licenses fur twelve months. The Inquest of the ward of Aldersgste •Ilended s sod made • preteaterat of r•i•oas premier-in thew word, which was referred to the Solicitor to put the Act of Parliameal is force relative thereto. The Committee appointed to consider the ecomplaist of the inhabitaots of the oeighboorhood of Smithfield, againit the shutting up of t►e gates of St. Bartholomew's Hospital, delivered into the Coati a Report, reeommeodine that gates be erected upon a dingo as proposed by the said Hospital; to be left apes for the convenisinte of the public during the day, from six o'clock iu the morning, during the summer, and ;eves (Nei.; the winter; nod five o'clock in the even. iog during the months of October, November, snd February; .until four o'clock in the evening during the months of De cember and J y; •aril six o'clock in this treeing dining the mouth of March; sod until eight o'clock in the eveniog during the remaining osonilio of the year—which Report was agreed to and ordered. A Special Court is summoned to meet on Thursday next, relative bs Ilse Bill pending i■ Parliament respecting the Orpheus Fred. EXERCISE-FOOD-AIR. eonslditriag the diMent Wads of exereist 1 hue thought that the gmontus of each is to be judged of, net by time or by distance, but by the degree of warmth it pro duces in the body. l bus, when I observe if lam told when I go into a carriage In a morning,' may rides!l day without being warmed in it—that if on horseback my feet are cold, 1 may ride Mile hosts before they become arum; but if I am !Sri' so cold on foot 1 cannot walk au hoer briskly without from head to (opt by the quickened circulation.— I have been ready to say (using roiled nersibers without re gard to exactness) that there is more exercise in use miles tiding on horseback, Shan Is five its • coach; and more Is one miles walking os fool, than in five on horseback ;—to which I may add, that there is more in walking one mite op sad down shirt, than in five on a level floor. The two latter exercises may be bad within doors, when the weather discourages going abroad ; sad tine last may be bad abs one is pinched fur time, as containiug a grist quantity of exerci.e in a handful of miouti is. The duns-bell Is u mber r xeicise of the latter compesdions kind ; by the use of it I have, in forty twines, quickened my pulse hum 60 to 100 brats in • minute; and I suppose the warmth g Ily incirases with the quickness of puke. Exercise should precede noels, sot immediately follow them ; the first promotes—She rulers moderate, obstructs dierslion• If after riterriee oPit Ceti speriiiely, the digestion will he euy and good, the body lightsome, the temper cheerful, and all the animal func tions performed Loveably. Sleep, oleo it follows, will be uatural sad undistplird; while iudulence slits full Seeding, occasions •ight mares and horrors inures. sible ; we fall from precipices, are *mulled by wild b• este, murderers, and demons, and expel truce every variety of distress. Obsitive. hooters-, that the quatititits uI fuod and exercise are relative things. Those who move much m.y, and inched °richt to, eat move; thole who use little exercist, should eat little. In general, mankierl, since the improve. must in euukt i y, eat about twice as much as nature requires. Suppers are not bad if we have not dined; but neat. lea. nights naturally follow hearty suppr rs after full dinners. Indeed, as there is a differeace its coostitutions, some sest well after these meals; it costs therm un!y • fitabiful dream asset an apoplexy, after which they sleep till do•sverlair. No thi•g is more common in the ncsapspera sham iustances of people, who after estiug • hearty supper are feud dead iv bed in the nseirsieg. It has been a 'pat mistake sleeping in rooms exactly closed, and is bid. Burro ceded by curtains. No outward air that may come to you is so urawbuirsome as the usehasged air, often breathed, of a elute chamber. • single peruse is said to spoil a galtus of ate is a miuute.— (Dr. limekiln.) An official return to an order of the House of Commons states, that no imprisonment or arrest has beets made under the temporary Statute for the suspension of the Habeas Corpus Art. mac,... _,,... ~:..Y...•~ --~~ ,•- lIIIIM BANIf NOTES AND BILLS. An Account of the Total Weekly Amount of Batik Noted and Bank Post Bills in Circulation, from /lb May lasl to the latest period to which the urn. can be stated; diw. iingvi.long the Bank Post BIN, and the At..aot of Noted nods F:ve Powods i aad staltug the at to Atoodat of the whole. Beak Notes flank oink Noel, .....r0.......—..,..• -- of 12. . ai d " under rttlai, Post Ballo. upwards. t S. ----.. ----____ --........... a Is2t s t. t. S it, May 11 .. 14634,864 1,525,8410 1.064,390 17,228,11 e 2 1 .. 14 , 202 , 1 8 0 1,487,810 1,014,660 17,330,350 28 .. 14,480,07 1,452,500 1,027,200 16,959,770 Just 4.. 14,580,490 1,448,568 1,011,430 17,040.41 e 11 .. 13.980,210 1.470,160 995,420 1 6 ,445.790 18 .. 13.831 54 1.502,140 974,860 16,308.3461 25 .. 13,964,350 1,481,050 956,050 16,401,450 Rank of England, William Dawn, 27th tome 1822. Aecuaulaut GaseraL THE GOUT. Th e ert e b ra i e d when he was forty three pots • age, •ae askject to sock viol's, attacks of the gout, the they di p. iced hies of sleep sad appetite. During the St, he happened to eat stmt strawberries, after which he bad a Fo rrest/tug sleep. The Next day he ■te, at intervals, a largo qoaolity, aid on the second day after was quite recovered, sad able to quit ►is bed. li she momma of the following year he again dispelled attacks of the disease by lakiag lip' strawberries. The third year the attacks were renew►d. but in a slighter degree than in the pierediag yews. After t►is Linea-is sever neglected to eat •tiswherrie• every aamme►; his blood seemed to be purified by this mesa*; hie mutes mance was more cheerful, his colour fresher, sad hit was ever after free from the gout, though he lived to the age of Ts years. A most melanclicly accident occur►ed on the west road, about two miles from Alnisick, on Wed• tresst.ty last. As THOMAS AD►MS, El. of Long houghtim, who has just tucceetird to the valuable estate of Acton, was ri turning from a visit to a neighbouring gentleman. in company with a young lady to whom he was to have been shortly worried, he fell from his horse, and was conveyed into Ala. wick, the same evening, a corpse—a melancholy in stance of the uncertain tenure of human happiness! MAKKATS. GUILDFORD, Sou ?ft Wheat, per load ..... 61. N. to 16/. 5a Oats, per goartee ........ 01. 18.. to 11. 54 Barley, per quarter ...... Ot. 1118. to 11. IN Braga, per quarter. lt. S.. to 11. 12. Grey Pease, perquarter .. IL 14 to 11. 9. NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL MARKETS. (By the Carcass.) Beef .... Is Bd to 2. All Veal .... Is II to 4i 011 Muttou.. Is Old to 2. 6d l Pork... ! 2s Oil to 34 114 Lamb I. 81 to 4. Yd. PRICES OF DAY AND STRAIT. IT. JAMES'S. WHI TT AA IPRL. 0., 31 O. 0.1 to 41 LO. 0.1 I Hay— 3110 r ad lo 4/ Sr ea straw 1/ 16. OS to 21 2. Od I Clover 3/ 10.04 to al 6. Ckwer Si Od to 41 10.04 Straw..ll 1.1 1 .04 J to Sa PRICE OF ROPS, per Cwt. NSW ' , flexors Now OWI. kelt ....31 6s to 5/ 5s Kest .... 3/ Ils to 64 Os Su ose: ..2/ 16s to 3/ 160 Snows .... I/ 12s to 3/ & Essex....3l Os to 4/ 4s &sea .... 160 to 44 44 Farobatn, fine, 41.105. to 10/.—Secoods, 2/. 106. to SI. 1.. PRICE OF POTATOES. Jvt.w 1. New Potatoes, Ware 51 idel:ing PRICE OF RAW FAT, per stem of lib. Price by Tallow (as aimed by tbs Tallow-sellers), Ir. W. PRICE O► CANDLES, ►ro= Tallow Moodier, Hall. Trite of Candles, per dozen, 9, 04—Moulds, lOs 6.1. LI. per dose's allowed ler resell money. PRICES TALLOV Tows Tallow Vs Yellow Russia 36. 11.1 White ditto...—. Ori —s ed Soap ditto.... 32s Od —a 0.1 Dalin); Stuff 28. Od —a Od Ditto rough-17s Od —s OJ ', SOAP, ice. per MIS Yellow Soap 714 Mottled Curd .... Graver r 74 GYP Gioud Dreip••••,••3 711 0$ RAW I DES. I Hest Heif:rs St Steers, per rt. Ordinary.. t‘ 4.11 to Is Si 3+ 04 to 3s 2J Market Calf.. rods IN la Nliddliogs ils ail to 2. lOJ Eug. Horse 0. 04 to Os OIJ SHEEP SHINS. Frits tshe_rlings Lambs COAL MARKET, JLLY )• Ships st Markel. Ships Auld. Prim . 64 Newcastle IR Sunderland I Colas PRICE OF •TOCI 1$ YINTER DAY. Bank Stock .... 241 Book L Ann. 90i 7-16 3 per Cent. lied. .. 80 India 80nd5.... 44 pt. 7911 Ez. Bills. - 9 ....1,000/. 3} pet Cent. .. 90!il 2 pr. par. 4 per Cents... 971 i ytti Ditto Smell .. 3 6 pr. 97i Cow. for Atx..... el i Niet 4 perCen4c99f97l I 8 1 4 81 MARRIAGE& On Thorariny, the 17th ultimo, Pt recoentoo, by the w.v. H. Co..ke, tli Km Henry Hoot■ Cooke, to Julio* y, eldest daughtre of %%. R L Strjeantion, En. of Cusp Ilulr is the calmly of Yolk. Oa Thuraday laai, at the Pariah Church of Rivers, is the County of Kral, by 'he V. ry Rev. the Dean of Canterbury, John Payley, E•q. ebb at sou of the Hon. Mr. Justice to ambito. Mary, locoed daughter of the late John Alieet Feeha, 1:14. of Dover cud lienuey Abbey, hi the we county. DEATHS. On the 30th *lt. is Balter-stret of • shrut and violeat littadt of croup, Julia, eldest daughter of Itii•hard Noah, Poesy Estraordsuary and Minister Eteeipaiteutiary hots the United States. tin the 3.1 last, at Slaryporl. weer Whitehave., is Cew• bee-laud, obese foe she last fuosteen mouths he Ind beeps bush actively sod srdeolly employed ou the Pr tip.-boat &yoke, Lieoteoant W. Ellison, R N., rot of We late Rey. Thome. Ohms., I.) I.), Reeler of l'asslebar end "'oxford, is the county of 1111,0, lea laml, sod Iten in-law so John Hag , of t►e !loyal Naval Hospital at Plymouth. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE THIS DAY. Alaraisai 13 after 1. I Eveciaz 40 after 1. Pria.6ll sod robllsheil ea THE BRITISH PRO. eel THE (TWEE Dare, We 117, 111-sail, by C. CORA WELL I of Ibe - t . L°°" - ' ..~:..,~