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:r 1711 Ifa LAND, DUBLIN, ACOU.T S. 'lle Lord Mayor lia• loused centaur invitat iiii ea the Iloaril cf Aldermen and Colonials., as well as he a number of prr seneol disliaetion in Dahlia. to aline with him nn the 12 1 1. net. heist the ►irth-tsl ut hi, most gracious ale j sty George the fcrirth. - Happear. that \le Talbot, wishing to be relieved from the tams of so extensive • testers an the maiiieemeat of the kin/ uorthere thirster's, ploramws to hell ur let thins (08414 i Emote, Po .) Captain G. Machina, of the Battle-Awe Guard., trio kill ed try a fall froth die driving-scat of a jauuting•esr nu the 31st 131 t, at Aitasfort, mar route-hill, io the eutusty of Cavae, the seat of Thomas Eyre route, Esq. MEATH SOMMER ASSIZES. These AnliPSI commenced at Trim on. 31ondays the 3111 of July. The LORD CHIEF BARON pre bided in the CrOWIll COllll, and h. lore hills the fol. loteiug gentlemen were sworn on the Grand Jury : Wu" %Nth, E.q. forentac,• the 11 , ni. Hobert Taylor, the Hoo.Edward Placket, the Hon. Edward Preston; air. Armitage Nicholeoli, Gu.tavus Lambert, Thiamis Peppard, John Ge' reed, Charles Arthur Tisthill, William Filanay Wade, i;..;rge Loess Nugent. Elias Curls:illy, John Young, Nlchaiss Cuddisiouti Ramis Corbel, Generaltarthur Dil lon, Thomas Everarl, Richard Reston, chrisiapher Cusack, John %Lige, %Vesiley Percival, Juba Charles Preston, and John Thompson, Emirs. Jaws Levins and Patrick Ala: hems were in. dieted for, ott the 6th July lad, stealing six Intl. locks, the property of the Right lion. Lord Louth. _ _ Michael Rogers, examined by Mr. GIISEN F: Witness is care-keeper to Lord Louth at Arches town; recollects the 6th of July lust ; had sis bul locks, the property of Lord Louth, under Isis rare on OA evening ; sew them uu that evening, be tween eight and nine o'clock ; they were taken, lir supposed, between 11 and 12 o'cl wit that night saw them the next morning liter FlitglASS. show half-past three, ati the possession of the police ; they had one men in custody, it was the prisoner nitliews. They were worth 15f. a piece. Samuel P . ark s , examined by Mr. WA LIM.— Witness is one of tlk pending constables in the 411 t division of Dublin police, 'wowed at Fin glass; was there on the morning of the 7th of July lArt saw, early on that morning, the Priso.ters Driving six bullocks; asked them who owned them ; they replied, " Mr. Kearns, of Collo') ;" and wit cess knowing him let them pass; they were driving them inwards Dublin. lis about hail an hour Michael Rogers came down, and claimed the bul locks to be Loral Louth's.—[Flere the first witness, Bogen, was called, and again examined. The huh. LA, that were in the custody of the police are Lord Loutles.l—Receivistg this iiiformation. s ers. accoroponied by Waters, the peace-officer, pturitied the Prisoners. and took them into custody ; they were at the time driving them. Abraham Waters, examined by Mr. Gave NE Tina witness holds the same situatiou hi the police as, Parks; was standing in the street of Finglass . IIN the 7th of July last, and mew the Prisoners at the but drive six bullocks through Fitiglass, as if going to Dublin; asked them whose property they were; Prisotier Levius said, Mr. Reams, of Collor; nut at first suspect they were stolen. Prisoners were gone about half an hour, when witness pur sued them, and took the Prisoner Mathews into custody, and gave him in charge to the party.—Le was crossed into the field, when v.:Jute-a pursued food took him near Glastruieviti ; he made some re weettance. when witness cut him across the UMW Aid) late sword ; Mathews, from the manlier in which he ammeter!, simmered intoxicated ; told that, that lie Slept in Mounijoy-square ; alter that, he was an unfortunate fellow that wits out all alight. Cross-examined by Mr. WA RCY not 'biotic at fist the boll:H.1. were stolen; believer the Ph suaers were' on the Collon road, is nut surs; Ma thews Was a little intoxicated. from the hi-inner ut which be answered. Brought Lt villa to Fishei's. lane watch-liorroe ; Mathews was thought with the cattle to (iountrath.atrert. DEFENCE. David Kennedy. trundled by Mr. D'Ancr— Wittitas is au Attorney ; knew the Prisoner Levine liar the last six years, and first at (Jr.. Sherlock's; he lived latterly with Lady Chinnery, from whom he was discharged but the day before the robbery. Div general character as that of honesty and sobriety; yever heard the least imputation on his chat acter Load the irresent one, at which lie was ouch sur prised. Lidy Chintiery toteti.ted ghoul; the same evidence, hot was prevented ti) The Prisoners were found Guilty, and received sentence of Death. Alexander hi , Donald, indicted fur stealing hei fer', the property of John Smith Taylor, Thomas Gulincher, Thomas Plonan, John Mal hie, and Pubic* Larkin, were itialicted for a bur glary and roldwry he them committed in the dwell tug-house of James Callaghan; the case was clearly proved against all the 1 1 114U1Irff , , au each of whom WAS found some of the stolen articles. Guilty — Death. Geliagher sod Larkin are only 17 years of age. N AY.IL tivrALLIGE - mc E. pow:riot m, •VC CST 7. Arrived lie Maria Burgett., Harm, (rum ---- fur Ply irootla and Chiral', Winter, how Gibraltar; the latter has specie us board. F &MOUTH. AUGUST b. Tlie Lori Sidewalk packet. award pot relay (run the %T.NlateteAsteste, *poke us' the 17th July, 00 Malaga, the lit °cit.., frogs Liverpool for 11!rtuina, out revetsierti days. h • Duke of Turk parka arrived at Gila:altar Irmo Ma p•Os ten day•. H‘RWACH, AUG UAT 7. Arrived tke Besuruy packet voids a Wall (14 , 1111 Holland. ♦wVIT R. Arrival the Intrepid. natal, free, Peramtutatacu ; Suter Mar, hem Phitqatplea ; eta, Dyer ; trot!' Alexan dria; Ilridassi Sao, tomer, from Bales; and limber, &Jade, fres Airmersra. DIAL, AtTiVIIT 7. Asikrl die Lord Welliegloo, %Verve, (,r the Uwe,. Aerked sod ruled fur the Weer Ile 31nrquia1VrIlirgliin, Pave", bar isolates and Britannia, Lamb, hum Var. Shoo, UM from Cork. *mot &am from the River sad sailed with the shute OM met weal teamed, lb@ Nile, Brelra.au 9 fur St. Dutnionlv ; Illedeim poets, Allen, fur Alsitara 1 L.aarel, Maa.faa lat, M Treottee- Eapavar, Barrett, fur Gibraltar; mad Bea thlossio, Wills fee the Cape of Geed Hope. Mr. W. Faassu as.d ln. MAVCIT ill 0041 , : the Gloucrster theatre, iu chart.. of Sir tr sod Lady Tesz!e. 11161111 . . ~. t _ . .4171 ;4i - . a . DE ON AINMER 4SSIkEI. are Catlett" kluken frolics.r. l k rise stated sn.lke Phil, that Mr. Owen did not wish •1w Pesneente.-end that, A vougsr 2. I when lying in spiny, pervious to She carnation of the pipe., I rent fur the . kr fesidasts. mid Jae !Wised for MI lOW, ant! D 02,0,1. USM. or wFsi.L4Ke,..,. musraace. Thin cause, which occupied nearly the whole of the day. .7. 1 ."" I'll/ to till lisim what they /184 done In hi. ea ' - ' They denied husk* dime Guy taw; and it appeared that was for the purpose of ascertaining the " rest Simon Porn,- they had also endeavoured to prevail on the little girl to cr . risi l through ike median of • Jury ; or, in point •, f fact, Ilat real determine to which of two .• Simons" • third " ^ vier ra e l • la ike di the ildrace "'at"' So be a See" airs' veiling of the case is the erasion of ike Court. mesas. to loolicatk a usuiely of his property, the whole of which war situate at Esbniume, in this comity, and eraser SAMUEL POE uulkseklf. the 'aloe of about 4,0001. The propeasity tit the Westlake Sfllltled 1 finis, aged 30, horn in the parish of Bream-IL (rosily to the sposisori•l appellat lon or " 861018 " was • little I Cheshire, matialer, and lauilloril of the Plough, Ilswestiy (of remaikable, fur tire testator, " Shane" IVesilske, bad three which house he was tenant to Mr. Censor'', the Prolocutor). brothers, 'eat+ of whom had • ion wanted •• Shoos ;" au SnioOo4 egret IN, bO,ll it, thv parish of Smother's, that there was " !Melon," the s u n o f M a t t hew ; is & mow :. Cheshire, labourer, and App Pair/lets& aged 20, burn at .tile sun of Richest; and ".Sisson," the son of Thomas. 'Western, fit•itordribire, rbargeil with Inerzlarionsly breaking The sill of the l..stalor Masan" contained this repression, opts the shop of Meows. Crum..., Lucas, and Cu. of t hoses. glee to my brother Matthew Westlake, and aso ---• (here try, and stealing a quantity of line's and woollen-drapery, was an es , a + rrr ) brother's son Simon, all, dm. Simon, the I haberdashery, hosiery, S‘c. and itirhard Lewis, bona in the .o o f Thomas, dui out e a ter t he li s ts; b u t t he j a w,. parish of Woo l Cheshire, hiker (father of the two *ra tion of the deceased was a gly vintessted between Simon, I timed Prisoners), stood charged with having in In. mimes the son of Matthew, or Matt's Silllllll, and Simon, the SiOn a quantity of the above C 1•1 1 ,/... He had been held son of Richard. or Dick's Simon, as the witnesses em. In bail, and as no true bill was found against him he was 'helically called them. It appeared that Matt's Simon discharged. was the godson .of Sin r the testator, and, being • On Thursday afternoon, Salome: Lewis and Sofolisois likely youth, was 'mood apprentice at Plymouth, and Lewis were iodide." fur the burglary •nd robbery. Awn was (1110 1 ,11.1e1Itly establishes' to Gomluu ; whereas Dick's •Pairdield was also charged wills hovinar feloniously received Simon reinaiired stationary upon the farm of his uncle.—. a part of the shove properly, knowing it to Olive been stolen. Piot bin:, perhaps, could be more contradictory, in the shape Mr. Tvairtitt.* having stated the case, the following of r widener, than the •econist goyim by the respective wit. desert was E isen stases of the lestatur's rog+rd for the respective Simons ; for Mr../ Hill Origneell. apprentice, stated, that he had locked on the part of Mated SIIIIOII it was said, that the old man the doors of the shop the night previous 1.1 the robbery, on bad always spoken in teems of the greatept regard, bestowing the Milt of May, with, Ilse exception of a private door into upon Dick's Simon, who lured with him, the appellation of Mr. Craton's house ;he left only Mr. Crowns in the count. • durig.blutols d black eared rogue." On the part of Dick's ing.houae ; that suspicion having mitten, he went with others Simon many declaration* were deposed to of the testator, its ill search the house of Samuel Lewis, where they found • • PLO ler from brairibug lino with being • dung-blood- variety of articles of guerecry. drapery. &e. now produced. ed black-vim, rogue," he lead eistertaiswd the hileution of On some of these were private marks of M . Crotion sad leaving loins a 'twirl, / of Ina property. and Cu.; • piece of riblumft, is, particular, hid a private After a Baron Gaattau) Irft it to the Jury to decide winch was the tainly have been previously cut off; a piece of hed.tieken real " Simon ;" and the Jail 111 'boot a quarter of as boor was found, which Mr. f3rimeell was certain he had left us derided is favour of Mall's Simon, by returning • verdict the stool is the shop the evening Kest 111 l sto the robbery; fur the Plaintiff. he was positive as to this circumstance, because Mr. Crown and he had some conversation about it the day befo r e ; it SiIIIOPIIIIIIE SVADIEIt ASSIZE. Ay bro.._ had been raider& Ili Xreate --- . Custom and Co. at tun high • price, and they hint intends-II to velure it : the fag end of a piece of cloth found was also in Us. Cllololl ' s shop the day pica tot's to the robbery. The properly stolen that he could bring to his immediate recollection he could *weer was worth more than 1001., he thought more than 2001. Prop; ray lu an immune amount had been stolen. Mr. Julia Crimun, partarewith Mr. Francis Liras; wit ness left the counting-house is' in the shop) :shoot kre minutes after Mr. Grimsell had left the shim; he went into the house tlinnigh the private dne, which be lorkoil elite him. Mr. enixon deposed to the lied-ticloai, also iden tified the fag-end faille piece of broad cloth. C. Lloyd funnd a hag containing a rituality of the stolen goods in the field near Samuel Lewts's house ; and Tosnkrea found in the stable 35 picklock-keys and a lantern, in a lug swim the straw; and in oilier plumes, a bow for cutting iron, a jacket fur disguise, with matches, brinaslmse, keys without wards, Ake. &c A letter was produced. dated May 17, in which Lewis (then in custody) desired his wife not to sill the straw till be saw her, but to sell the horse oda cart, and bring the moue, to him. Elizabeth Kelsall sew the Prisoner, Ann Fairfield, throw • bundle over the hedge of the field near the Plough, • few slays after the robbery; and the woman who keeps the Hots hots Turnpike saw her pass with it; lint Hughes, who produced a btindle, failed to ideetify Ibis as being the Mile which the foregoing triturates had seen. Margaret Lewis, t with Samuel Lewis, recollected hearing Samuel Lewis: exclaim, " I sin ruined; Mrs. Kelsi sail 11411 seen Ann Fairfield tarrying the bundle out ^ Whets called upon for their defence, the Prisoners said 'hey left it eutirely to their Counsel. Jukr.icov V 34.YKRNE. Plaintiff several years ago took Ilse farm of Benthall on • lease for 21 years, from the Defendant, a gentleman of for tune, residing at Wallop Hall, in the. county. The lease did nut expire till 1816; and a., in 1812, Mr. Jellicoe ob taiuttl a..very incentive and respectable situation as land stool snit surveyor in another part of the county, he gave up the farm at Ileistball to his landlord, and it was referred to Mr. Ri.hion, the general agent of Defendant, to settle the terms MI which the lease should he relinquished. Mr.ge- Peru, and Mr. Jellicue had up to this time (sod indeed long after) been Nam, the best terms. The rent paid by Mr. Jel. bate under the lease wa► 340/. per annum; and to such a degree had lie improved the farm while under his occupa. lion, that it was determined he should receive from Mr. Serener, doting the Unexpired term of the lease, 4101. per annum in consoleratinet for its relitmiti.hasent ; it further appeared that Mr. Sevcrne was a pines- of 501. a year by this arratigemeat, as Bentnall farm was afterwards let for 800/. ■ year. The sum of 410/ per annum was regularly paid, by ha ltycarly payments, to Mr. Jellicur, till 1816, when the last half.)ear became due, and Mr. Severtie directed that it should not he paid until an areuent between him and 'Mr. Jethro', iu which he alleged Mr. Jellicue to be his debtor, was settled. To recover this suns, therefore, the present action was brought. Previous to the trial Mr. Severn had paid 501. Several witne.ses were called on the part of Mr. Severne, who *hewed Slat Mr. Jellicoe had, in 1806, 1807, and 1808, felled oak trees on the farm; and it was now endeavoured to be ahewu, that the proceeds fern the timber and bark of these Mr. Jillicoe had applied to his own one, without ac t:owning to his landlord (w►o, it was stated, had concurred is she felling, Ex. of these trees); and these proceeds it was 11te object to set against Me. J.'s demand. Mr. T. Bishtoa was called, us the part of the Defendant, to prove that, is 1818, as auseilled account exited between Plaintiff and Defendant. Mr. B. said, that the Plaintiff then, iu conversation, expressed his surprise pleat Afr.Se vertie should withhold the last payusetit of 2051.; that be oboes-veil there wa. a entail balance of another account be. twee• them; but that he (Mr. 1.) thought whatever balance was doe, was due to hius. - The JUDGE, iii 'omitting up, observed that he could not, from his view of the case, best be of opinion, that if money had been due to Mr. &vein, f he felling of these trees, he. in 1806 or 1808, be wonkl have required payment before 1616, and not have lei It run on in account till then. Verdict for Plaintiff for 2051. deducting 501. paid into Couto, soil 2111. 10.. fur propeity-tax paid by Defeudaut. \YJTIOY V. GROOM AND using.. An action to recover the sum of 661. on a note.of-hand. Mr. Fielding, of Whitchtirch, sold s stage.enach, four bone., and hirness, to the Dsfeintantr, w IN/ paid him with this note, which he sohaselllVl{ily endows' over to Mr. %Vat. sun. The loud-writing of the parties being sworn to, On Judge said, there was no necessity for anbinitting the cam lit the Jul y, and • verifier was seturned for the Plaintiff. Nit of the coubidtiati 4444 for the cute-of hind was, four horses, all glandeitil, and al.,' a ►hire in the profits of a coach from Wem lu Chester. th,e of the horses died on the journey ; and the other three were soon after sold for twenty slittlisigs each. The Judge iithwrved, they must he too poor fur does twit ! An attempt was made by the Defendants to prove Mr. %Vitas's' ■ prim r in the concern, and conoe gurney responsible fur part of the sum in question. IDE ICING N. WILLIAM BUTLER. MARTIN MARTIN, AND WILLIAM WILLIAMS. This wail as indictment against thrive colliers, fur being leaders in a ball bait at Irnattridge, 011 the 47th and ItSth days of September lasi, being Madeley wake. The bull was hatted fur twelve home each tiny, its the public road, oppo site the Tontine ; Use collieries usi surh occasions were nearly deserted ; sad the rued was rcutlered almost impass able to' travellers. Mr. Ruben Ruhertg",:egeower, was railed to speak to Sa muel Lewis's charaeteetibe had known him since Septem ber last, The Juoon,in isokierssi' nett, Jury, elated, that he doooght the proof adduced in evidence ageism Ann Fairfield and Sulomou Lewis, was not sufßeinst to warrant their convic tion. Wont regard it; Samuel Lewis the case was different. Although, from the nature of the property stolen, it was impossible that mooch of it timid be sworn to, yet, if only one inch of it was clearly proved In have been found in the pn ion uf the Prinnser, th.st would he sufficient to war rant • conviction. As to the nature of the crime proved in evidence, it appeared to him the charge of bur glary could not be sustained: there was no doubt of the shop toeing • part of the dwelling-house, but to constitute burglary it must he preyed that the premises were entered when it w:se desk, nod nu pint of use •videsue had established that fact. It was tertain, however, that the crime (-hoofed amounted to • carnal felony, um roil *Unite which it was only necessary to prove that property felonious!) , rtulen from • don Iling-hoarse tent to the cane of 40s. In this case it was proved, o n the moat wi d e . Mettle testimony, that of Mr. Cruxon and Mr. Go imaell, men of great respectability, and whose honourable ferliegs could not be supposed by say poseibibty to allow them to deviate fmm the strictest lice of truth, it was prow, 01-that "'ohm amounted to more than the value of toot and that the premises were entered by means of picklock keys. If the testimony, in the present butane', rouviiiced the Jury that the charge was proved, they would nut take Tutu their coossideration the chsracter which !Aid been given to the Prisoner: in • case where doubt existed, good cha racter ought to have great weight ; but where the case was clear against a Prisoner, it might to be wholly discarded. If the Jury, on !hie occasion, had any doubt, they most give the benefit of it to the Prisoner. The Jury, in a few minute,, returned their verdict, finding Samuel Lewis" Not guilty of the burglary," but " Gum,- of 'teatime iu a dwelling•huuse to the amused of forty shil lings;" and that Auto Fshfield and Solumun Lewis were " Not guilty." His Lordship, in passing sentence of Death, said—. Yon Samuel Lewis have been convicted upon the clealest eel deuce of one of the crimes with which you stood charged. The Jury before whom you have beeu tried have meted right in acquitting you of the burglary: they have acted in strict conformity with the principles uf English law. Hut there CAN be no doubt of the fact and extent of the crime of which pa have 'teen convicted; and I pan sentence on you slow go the last act tat !undoes% which it is possible fur nor to 'Lew goo, and in ruder that into may hove more time to pro pare r ise she awful clamour which swot.. you ; because, consist. o nly wish the laws &memory Solite safety and peon-Moe of sue. party, it is imponolde that nay tnitiga uf the seventy of the law can he permitted. Out when I are, its addle' the implements of crime which now lie Wore nie, I cannot hesitate for • ontioneut nosey that you stem' convicted Leoe as an accomplished house-loreakei : you have picklocks, crows, files, and all other neferiuu• inaironouts. Under 'levee eiseuntslanees.ilarrafure, where I know the guilt to be indisputable, it is inopunnble to give poi the least hope of mitigation ; and I now advise yon to make the hest use of the short period allowed he you, by endeavouring to obtain from the fountain of all merry, that mercy which it is im possible to extend to )uu hero, PRISON ERS. Death —9vasuel lewis, for having hoorglariously broken and notched lbe shop of Masers. Crouton, Lucas, sod Cu. of Oseestry, in the night time, soul .stuleri thereout • quantity of linen, wnollen-dupery, haberdashery, and hostelry (So lomon. Lewis and Ann Fairfield, indicted with S. Lewis, were limed Nut flailtie); kit-herd Lewis, fur stealing seven ewe sheep and oar lamb sheep, the property of Mr. Robb, of the Clow hill. Net flatly —Somme! Whittington', charged with being mum d with several hundred persons in a riotous and tu oloiltootous manner, ie the parishes of Wrote I:wordier and Wonslortdge, and swathes she cavalry with stones, after his filejesity's Proclamation had bens reed use hour • John Welts,charged with serails' tos SP waiters mad one I•b, des property uf Mr. Henolhery, of elseemordinet Joreph Puke% charged with hoorglariouel7 mitering the dwelling house est Molly Honore, at Halts Owen, and stealing a quaadly of imam ; lifrova• Careers eliwirol wiN beagiati s a u sa : litaakesit open ohs derlliaba.hoom of Mn. hawk= Kale the parish of Hoty Goss sod Si. Giles, and Omni watches, • eladeart, sad other Mick,. The D. (erotism' pleaded Guilty, and, as they promised not to &dread again, were illseliartcd upon their own recog. wormers in 1044 each to appear for judgmest if called upon. 'Ube Juoor said, lie was an admirer of ihr true Old Brig. lick spirits, such as wrestling, Etc. by which the strength of lie pasties was brought into Action, and the national cou rage ourture.l; but Itoll.Baititig was nut it true English sport ; it was a brutal diversion, and ought to be abolished. THE KING ON THE PROSECUTION OT WILLIAM OWEN e. JOll4 ASHLEY AND JOHN HASIPSON. This was sit in.:ictnient fur au assault. The Prosecutor, Mr. Owen, parish clerk of Wcm, had, on the 17th of April, 1819, brew drinking at the Black Lion Inn, in Wem, in 'cusniistry with the Usfenalants. The Prosieutoe having fsileu asleep, Ashley heated the small end of a tobacco pipe, placed it sir Mr Ovren's right ear, while H•mpson poured some drink tutu the howl end: as tour, as the drink reached Plostrottri's ear, he 619919.1 snablenty up. and by so doing broke the pipe to pieces. He rushed out of doors, net know. log orbs* lie did, wpm home, sisal euuUuued its great pain, whirls !opt incieatrog fur shoot • fug Wight, till it brought tin earrucialsug ago's); •u tilreestiOu of the ear look place, when the swelling brought status sight a piece of the pipe, which his stadrltu start at the mimeot of the injury had hircr-il tote his vier; this piece was extracted by t seediest gentleman; after skirls Mr. Ones attended as an eall-pa- Ittlit at the Salop Infirmary fist three musilh• ; his bearing hes hero much injured, surd Isis head at times giddy, since the ocelot-veiny, The only waist's to the fact of Ike assault was a little girl, then a palish *prelatic, at the inn, to cuistrathei whose testimony, by poor:sigma alifil, eight ur mint 191110.•1110191190 called ' • hat it wastewaters, mid ilia evesdart of two of Owe, and uf she Lhfrudauts fur brisigiug them furivird, was se verely dwelt open by the hedge is paasisg restesett. The Defesdauts were emarsted Im be istrisesed twelve eaustiis, sad afterwards to lad security, themselves is 1001. eseb, sod two sureties is lOC earls, far their poi beha viour for Ins pars or be be further imprisoned sail sorb security be gives. ll is lisped titbit/ill set sa s smiths spirit prattling on • . . • .111•411.1ta 1 . 1 3 ft , • ... s . 4 , 4 791') it . . Frost ltse 4 Lontlon Mereentile Prietiesiroik W ditstemlar Awfultll7ll9ll. WENT INDIA AND SPANISH hAIiN PILDIHICH. (•o/e►►.—Cunridershle activity hat prevailed in the Coffee gnat ket Ili MT oar laic Al elw p•itte oaks on Wed. neaday the demand apprired very lively, and advanced priers were laid; Ihr succeeding oaks weal off at pru[revov►ty advent-4.i prices, ma►ing sittnyetker a rive of Gone fro. a CI. Oil hush Brands Pla•latioa"and Foreign—nearly the •hula of the Plantation put up wee Jimmie*. On "rherHIAY eta mole then PIS... runlet he übtairn.d for Si.plllllillfril, Intl on Friday 130 s. was paid by public ..to a gaup duality. • A. live business loss liven transacted by private contract The stork ..f 1. Coffee it new 4,65 U mos. bide( 1.3 4 0 les. than el this tune last year, preiseut p►ioes Its. per cwt. higher. The ikmass4 for B P SUGAR, was limited last weak, Ant the priers were without alteration, except fur middling qua. lily. which was sold a shade lower. Foarinu SVGAIL-1,340 chests of HI h Sugar were brought to auction last week, consisting of One white and gum! yellow ; the whole went tiff steadily, at the former rater, at which there is still a fair inquiry. There is attire any Brazil offering. The stuck of B. P. Sugar is now 6,8110 casks less than last y►ar's at this lime, p prices ts. per cwt. tower per Ontelle ge. • r Min.—There have been missy latrines fur Leeward Island proofs, but g Ily at lower priers than would be t■ken. The present stork of Rum is 15,634 puncheons, and price of penal' 2.. H. per galluu. Stock last year same dale was 15,800 puncheons, and price of pr•ods ta. 6.1. per gallon. Pimento has guile off steadily by public auction, at • I smell advance. i llyrwooDs.—Jaassica Logwood has been i■ demand, and has brought advanced prices. SOUTH AMERICAN PRODUCE. During the early pant of last week diem was scarcely any inquiry for Cutiou, and the demand since partially revived ; the lotaistrus dune in Rowed& soil Persons. has been for export, the former bringing fall prices; the Bengal. were about equally taken for home use, and on speculation; the prices el all kinds runtime, steady; the Roirbous sold ■t public rah, wrist •t luw rates, hot the quality was mock • The antra of the week are 600 bap Uphold middling 12441. fair 12td. ; 170 Periminhiscat fair to gru n t, ▪ 16!d. floe Itip.; 52 Ceara middling 151 d.; 118 Bamboo, in bowl ordinary to middling 134. • 1411. fai► to good Lid. a MI. per anCliolli 1,700 Bengal ordinary to middling Old, s 61.1. fair to good 7d. a 71.1. fine Bd.: total 2,5881r■g.. The import.; are 300 bags United Slates; 137 Mina; 274 Grenada; 183 Bengal; 583 Manilla.—Total 1,487 hags. Extract of a letter, dated Charleston, S.C. Jane 24, 1810.— " As is omit at this season, lividness is now very dull Writ, our produce being chiefly all shipped, for the little list re. mains very good prices are obtained; prime Upland Cotton 19 a 20 cos. brisk, prime Sea Islam's 36 to 37 cis.; Tobacco 4i dol. to 6 dol. according to quality; prime Rice 3! dol. scarce, other goalie inn dol. to 31 dol.; Flour 6 dol. •5t ; Corn 60 cents; Coffee 26 a 17 cis. scarce; Jimmies Rum 115 a 130 stare!. British sessomible dry goods scarce and rowel) wasted." LIVERPOOL REPORT, Avower 5, 1820. The Carron market remains is the same dell slate es ;mimed is unr last, but the holders are steady, and prices ate without alleratiou. Of 1,583 bags .offered at posirlic sale yesterday, 927 were sold •t fair priers, con s isting of 56 Sea Islands, ordinary to fair at 171 d. a 191 d. ; 5414 Orleans, ordinary to good, at Ihl. a 1414.; 301 Demerara, ordinary to good fair, at 1311. to 141 d.; 10 Basyrnaa, Raid, at I Id.; the business by private asuunts to 4,100 hags, and consists of 330 Sea Islands at 1911.1 2s. 2!d. 1,050 Boweils, at lid. a 13id.; 180 Trimarans, at I lid. • 110.; 450 Pernants, at ISid. • 161 d.; 300 Bahia*, at laid. 15d.; 300 Maranhansa, at 14id • 18.1.; 900 Minas Ge rises. at ; 120 Para., at laid. a lad.; 120 Densevarma, at 143 d.. 1611.; 20 liasbadoes, at It d.; 30 West Indies, at Hid. • letd. ; 420 Santa, at 70. • 91.1.; 40 Bengal., at 71J.• 71d.: making the total sales 5,000 bags. The po.t is 11,959 hap ; viz. 92 bap Barbadues, 4,171 Blew Orleans, 5,640 Char kola's and Savannah, 2,044 other pails of Curti d Stater, 82 Ireland. Barbadues Anew' have sold heavily this week, and at a decline OM. to Is. per ewt. ; but oilier sorts, roosiating of Jamaica, De ,'Trinidad and Aatigue, have supported the former pi ire.: the quaulity sold is nearly 1,100 casks, and the stock held in first hands is estimated at 6,200 casks; in Foreign and East India we bare bad nothing dune, and of the former there are only rensainiug on band about 400 chests nf Brasil'. There is so little Coffee offering that the purchases have been limited to • few small parcels of fair Domingo at 120 s. flue ordinary H 6 at 121 s. and is. maira good to fine ordinary at 1215.: our stork of this arti cle is now redact(' to shout 500 or 800 sons, and at this pe. nod last year it cmounted to 3,200 toss. 1,000 hags of mid. riling to fair while Bengal Rice brought at pahlic sale 1 Is. 911. a 13s. in bond : for Carolina we have still a very denipod, and of 300 casks offered at auction, 200 of fair quality and good colour, but • little broken, sold at • reduction of 6d. to Is. say at 18s. 6d. a 1911.3.1. per rwt. We have an inquiry fur Pimento, of which some lots have leen picked up at iv. a Sp. but at these rates there is little uffertog; a few bags of fine have brought 9d. 250 bags of fair Para Cocoa were offered at public sale, and wiihdrawo at 555.; fur 100 bags Mts. has since bees paid. Some large parcels of Jamaica Rum, of favourite marks, have been bought by the trade, but the terms are pot made known : common fair to good qualities have sold at 2s. 10d. a 3s. 16 0. P. We have buyer. of Logwood at the former prices, hut there is little offering: for • few small lots of fresh Jamaica 61. 10s. a 01. lbs. has been given. There have been considerable sales in Montreal Ashes, chiefly nu speculation, at 31s. Bd. a 325. for Puts ; Pearls are dull. Of 8,000 Buenos Ayies Hides offered at auction 2,500 sold at 83d. for waddling, 9/.1. for good, up to 101.1. a 1011. per lb. fur very prime dry, and 43.1. fur salted. Tallow continue.' dull. In Tobacco Om prices remain without variation since our last, •nd the ileutied limited. The Coro market ham been again depressed a little by the fine weather and 'Moodiest ar rivals (rum Ireland. 150 tons Stray Brimstone, of inferior quality, offered by auction on Ifuesday Lest, brought 20/. ss. per ton. Finn Ole—No coaclesion fan yet be formed of the auc. eyes of the Fishery, the last accounts being contrary to the former, and of *even arrivals at Petetheed the average is only about 45 tans each. Seed Oils are dull of sale. Foactax FROIT generally has been doll ante for some time past, 150 casket)/ Currants, fresh landed, were brought to suction on Friday last, and gullet from 84s. to 88e. being a reduction of 6s. to Bs. per cwt. from the last prices paid. RUINED 81/0/111.—The masker has has,. dell, sad els though there is a small quantity offs...log.ow prices of large Lumps are shunt Is. lower. Fur Molasses 265. is demanded sod ibs. ed. offered. Postscript, Tresslay, 'Aorta 8,16110, Four o'Clork. Curran.—Four public vales of Coffee were brought for ward to.dsy, comprising 09 .casks sail 439 hags Jamaica Dutch, suit Dominica, the whole went off briskly at the ad mace which was paid last week. St. Domingo has beta sold at 130 s. per evil. The 15. P. Stmast morkee as the whole was heavy to.day sod at lower prices for middling quality. A parcel of Sue Jstwiea was NM, wee el which brought 945. per ewl. The public sale of Barbadian weal a shade lower. The Cortes of Spain consist of 45 ecclesiastics, of *bow the greater part ate high dignitaiies; 33 military mem, of different ranks; 31 proprietors, or ricb fermiers; 44 persona employed in public offices; 21 professore, doctors, or mess of literature; 24 ad eriestes, 8 meningitis, 19 persona without any parti cular dasegnetiate, S deputies from she jalousie— loakiag as aggregate of 23; depute. • -- .: FlinN LAfiT %IGIIT.ti GAZETTE..' •• . . sd Offire, A.f 7. !Mt 4 •. • . The Riiefe has been ;Availed to *prom the RV.. Kell Clinton Sydney , Viscon•t Cp. is Majesty s 'Amoy ExTrsonliossy and SII:ooder Eleski s ip s . fisry at the Cowl or Stockholm; to he Ins Almj.sq's rink as . /odor Extrsordinary all., Plempnientisry at the. bilblosse °Mosul:in Porte. The Kiel ban also been pleased to appoint Tetviek /11. milion, Esq. to he Secretes? In lees Skit sly's Conlhony 4 the Sublime Ottoman Porte. The King has torn pleutct to appoint the E. : 1, 1 IN, IVlllism Vrtioy FilsGelald to hr hog AlAj.,4)'. E t _ trannhnley mud Miniiirr el the Cou:t o f Sic:0001w. MILITARY Pito itoTioNs. rontinicsinet in the South Hants Yeomanry C.v51re... e .,./ by the Lire Lieutenant 10r the culler, et Sootleonpo.o. Giorge Pitt Ruse, Esq. to be Camases—dater' July 31, IEO (!onintission in the North Wen Own Krebs:ens of thlorgalt... Yeomanry ('avollry, signet by the i.ord Litulehottit of flue cowoty of Itsford. turret the Hun Francis George Spencer In be Lit utes.)lit—. dated JIM! 28, 1821). Concntisrions signed ty the Lever Lieulenaml if the Coostj, of Stirling. 28th or Stirlingshire, &c. Regiment of Poitish Captain Duncan fltewatt, late of 42.1 Rteitivent, to j ot Captain, vice Pubie, resigned—dated Als; 31, 1820 Lieutenant John 3fialsain, late of 70tb R. eiment, to b e E. sign, vieell,ll, resigned--dated June 27, 1820. Ssirlineshire Gentlemen Yrowsury and Yulmiteer Caysley. Alajisr !dimity to le Lieutenant-Colonel—disteJ July 13, 1820. Captain Peter Speirs to be Major, vice Murray, promoted-. dated July 14, 1820. To he Lientenatits—Aliebsel Stewart Nieulson, vire Caird. resigned—dated Angus* 18, 1819 ; Arehiliald Lawton. stone, Em —fisted September 11, 3819; Sir Samtol Stn. tine, Barr—dated II•rrli 24, 1820; Cutout Remy Fletcher Campbell, Tire Sitt trs, prosnoted—dated July IS, 1829; Campbell Riddell, Gent. Tire Mention, prisinuteal—rat. rd August 18, 1319 ; John JAM" Davidson, Genie...debit Sepiem!;er 11, 1819 ; and James Smith, Gent...dined Afflicts 24, 1820. To be Corns tut—Jams Smith, Tire Wafts.), deemeedsoMaleet Aneust 18. 1819 ; Jelin Otani, Grist—dated lepho o . bar 11, 1819; Joint DU 11111 p, Grill-466d April 24,11130 ; •od Michael Since, Gent. vice Ca mplrtll , penallllllll dated July 22, 1840. • BANKRUPTS. Edward Totter, lair of Hodtuanc heater, Hunt:Won, curl:. tnerehatst, to surrsuder, August /9, 30, and SI pirmlwr i, at efrven, at the Grurge Hotel, Huutittplorn. Mr. Clenuell, Staplu's boa, Loodon ; and M►. Welts, 1 . 1,,,;;- iliolon. Christopher Holly, of Lancaster, urine-manufarturf r, to surrender, August 29, 30, and September 14, at el. r. ea, ..t the Royal Oak, Laticsater. Attorneys, 31, sus. II sr„! Brodrick, Bow Church-yard, London ; and Mimeo. and Ilium, Lancaster. si,acitl4,, of Bristol, earthenware-destir, to suretlrr, August 23, 24, sod September 19, at our, at the Ramo.. I 'ravers Bristol. Attorneys, Messrs. Adhesion* awl Cr.., fury, Bedford-row, Leedom; aad Mr. Haynes, Vick-court, near Bristol. DIVIDENDS. August 12. A. Anderson, of Philpot • law, London, merchant at eleven, at Guildhall. August 28. 8. Wilkins, of High IVycomb, litarklngliamzsoil of Russell-street, Bermondsey, Surrey, fellnionger, at ele ven, al Guildhall, London. August 28. P. E. Dutreluz, of Sine-lane, London, merchant, at one, at Guildhall. August 19. G. Whitehead, jun. and G. Clarke, late of Bat iwthall.ateeet, koimless, Binektrell.ball-firetors, at eleven,. at Guildhall. September 7. E. Twinge, of Walton, Norfolk, shopkeeper, • ?levee, vit the Crows lan, Watson. August 28k W. Fordo, of Basingstoke, Hams, stage roach proprietor, at twelve, at Guildhall, Looniest. August 20. A. Crosse, of Ellesmere, Salop, grocer, at eleven, at the Raven lon, Shrewabory• September 8. T. German, of Ormskirk, Lancaster, vintner, at twelve, at Mr. Wright's Office, Orni.k iik. September 1. J. Johnson, of Sheffield, draper, at ten, at the • Toot, Hall, Nll.-IfieW. Augusf2B. E. S G. Mbsikhonse, of London, merchant, as ten, at Guildhall, Londuo. An4ust 30. W. kluasfe, of Arundel, Sussex, innkeeper, as twelve, at the Golden Fleece fun, Chichester, Sanwa. September 19. J. Bityes, jun. of Warnsford, York, carpet manufacturer, at eleven, at the Dog and Duck Tavern, miogtiou-spoti-rmot. CERTIFICATES—AUGUST 29. J. Wyatt, now or Isle of Hinckley, Leicester, balm—. R. Rodman, of Bristol, victualler.—W., firnilsfoid and H. Longhorn, of Bucklersbary, Londou, oterchants.—T. Goy. lair of Lancaster, but unw of Liverpool, broker.—C. Mot_ tram, of Winchester.streel, London, merchant. —J. Coupe, of Chesterfield, Derby, t•llusr•thapstler.—VS. Bt•dells, of Knighton, Radnor, wool.stapler —T. E. Hoot. mond, of Birissiaghotis, glass-toy-maker.-1. Palter, late of Rochdale, Lancaster, but now a prisoner in ibe Cattle of Lancaster, woollen-trianufacturer.—T. Lege, now or Las of Cooper's row, Tower-kill, London, wine-merchant. Mies , tres, late of Scymour.strect, Ensign-square, Muldlesto,omm fectiouer.—S. Newell, of Horsham, Surrey, baker. PA RTN EF.SH IPS DISSOLVED. T. Tilalon and W. Birch, of Mold, Flint, iron -founders; February 18, 1820—T. Williams and S. Williams, of Breese and Hay, Brecon, chemists ; August 3, 1820.—J. Harries. and J. Horrisun, of Helper, Derby, nail-manufacturers; Jeff 2r,, 1820.—J. Bell and J. Bell, late of North Shields, Trot. mouth, Northumbertsnd,glasamierebants ; July 19, 19211.. T. B. Barclay, G. P. Barclay, and G. Selkeld, of Loges and Liverpool; August 4,1829. COURSE OF EXCHANGE, TUVIDAY, Almon 8. •mstrrdant, C.F. 12 6 Genoa...—. ...... 43! Ditto at Sight... 12 3 Venice hal. tiv-.. 27 E 0 Rottertkm....... 12 7 Malta Antwerp ....... 12 8 Naples Haniburgh ...... 37 6 patens% per ims. . , 118 Altona Paris 3 day's date 25 80 Oporto. 491 Ditto 26 10 Rio Justin,, 54 Bourdraua ditto.. 26 10 Bahia 5B Frankfort on the Dublin 7 Maine......... 156 Cork 8! Vienna Ea. 201.80. 10 15 881.LIna Trieste .. ..... .. 10 15 Portugal Gold in £ s rl. Madrid Cadiz .. Bilboa 34 New DoidskOrs.... 3 13 •• &rectos's Sevilla . • ....• •• • 33 Silstr iu Bars.... 0 8 ii Gibraltar .. Leghorn PRICE OF RTOCKS YERTERDAY. Bank Stork .. 22'd ia India Stock' 27 3 per Ct. Red. 6sit 69 Ditto Bends e= ' l3 1 1: 1 1 1 . • 681 El. Bille. 11.....3 S p , . 3 per Ct. C0m1... 68111 Ditto Cool- 6 7 pr. 31 per Cent. .... 7711 Lott. Ticketi...2l/. 111. t. 4 per Cent.. R 7& 86187 i Osmium 3 per Ct. N.Ats. 104 100 Caw. foe Aye 681 • HIGH WAITS, THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIMS. Minim as attar t. &min 511 eller S. ' Printed imsd Published et Ties Owns POMP 4,1 Tose Class Office, No. 01, ebbed by C. el Um fitamed. • 4rik ■ dll I II .;;, ME lIM M M Ifni y ; M y ,.% 4 •