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LAW zrmaucenrc VICI. I CELLORII COURT. t iscomes Wabistaav, JULY 10. Mm Flosimbe the Vice-Cumictuot vu occepit l / 4 1 vole K the day is hesrieg mum Cur further directioai, us limns. 'seep& So the panes coorenord. COURT OF CHANCERY. Ilvesues Tiossemr, Jut." 11. • The awn elbows awl De Tome, *titbit * arniergotte 90 mut& titigstioo, wee ordered So stood for argoestem ea Ss. tardily. THE QUEDISSUIT DITATIM Tite,Ltsbb Cuanomott—" Is that ma of the Legatees - of Me tote Duke of Qoeesehery, the lab Item is the paper handed up to Olt is relative to the estates bush its astrised • isnt% Setatisod.• What see they ? The W• iever, large." Ifsew maid, masa the braes sod piocipal stock tele is toglawd. Mi. said be isatlerstood the yoke to he sparerib tof IKOOOB. The Lots Caavestias- 0 Lel ibis be pot 'at the tap Of the pup" for Thursday. The papee hooded op to me Iblll liana you doom • you boy primps be aMe to expiate it ; I apish it of grest i ieeportaseie After some &fibre obeertratihos Irma hie Lordibip, relative to the outvote a the poverty, • Mi. Tatman expressed a wish mot to give a decisive • answer se to the lariat is question. is the abases of Mr. Murray, who, if he were presest, would explain it. The Lotto CIUNCIMAIIII mid, that what widt she bold ness here (the Court), sod thew of the Mores elsewhere, ...iris this ease was disposed of.s Thursday, be PP% bored shot noose bete would elapse before it mold be got rid fa. Tl 4 question itself was sue of great iseportasee, sod hews. eittreniel, muskies of bowie( i 1 dose away with. The Goal argument was evatiotilly settled to came es os Tkoredey. s!URRIIIY SRSSIONS, JULY M. lftwry Pries ese Witted In► swain es the IN Jose liver pep, the property of M►. Blasehard, the indeed of Ib4. Rr.t Lies, fewer Road, Deptford. It as. proved by tits clearest evitheme„ shed ow the Mail the rubbery was conemilted the Progenitor's yard deg woe porting* sad the pigs were 'grime ed. The Primmer was stopped weer lieressoisry with twe other yeses fellows, J. is isy the pip; be asd tie pip were taken es the meek hullo., hie two nospasione escaped. The Jury found hies Osille. 'I bv Caseates told the Prisoner flat hie phasing the dog adtled greatly to hie efface, sad ontemed his► to !Betels 'ears transportation. INDECENT BOX ES. Mr :Chad, a toleaccesist, mediae is Blaekmesetreet, &millwork, woo isdicted for selairfelly disponi of to as miurnser, waned Brassamei. who is employed by the Su c:ey for . tbe Suppression of Tice, oat costsising en Indecool paining. Ilrasseson ewers list he purchased the hez (which be prodweed) at M►. Steers shop, and paid 30e. fur it. nor Jury fiend tie Defesdast Gailly, sod he was seer• tented to IS months impriseemest. .A penes soloed Willies's, a tobacconist, residlog in Brrwwnde►ystnet, was also found pill, of a similar of. trine, spas the lestleasay of Brasiscomb, sod was sentenced to one inuoth's imprisonment. STREET ROBBERY. Nathan Oaken. who was stated by ON officers to have Mee as tit rum for *ewerst year., was farad guilty of pick sof the pocket of a 'tasteless, sawed keelson. of a silk haudkerasief. ea ihollith testae*, ia Waterloo-bridle Road, shut wires o'clock i■ the evesolog. The Primate was sen tenced to be trassportei for seven years. NIGH TREASON. SPECIAL COMMISSION OF OYER AND TERMINER STIRLING, JULY IS. Although the Court did not adjourn till three v'clock this morning, the Commissioners entered um hell et tea. Whrii the Prisoners were placed at the bar, J Tes Cleland, smith, of Glasgow, was named for I. , ml. _ _ _ IWe. Jrrraty stated, that seeing the issue of the trials of Baird and Hardie, notwithstanding the struggle of their Cognac]. he thought it his duty to udsite the Prisoners, if they were conscious of their Kull:. to withdraw their plea of Not Got s,. end to throw themselves on the mercy of their country. The LORD ADVOCATE addressed the Court. He wished it to be diitioctly understood. that this line of conduct was adopted by the Prisoners without ery bawrin being made for them. He had no douht•rhey might receive the mercy of the Crown; hut lie considered it his duty to intimate the possi. belay, nay, the probability, that the Prisoners t7light, notwithstanding their pleading sof ter cavil:illy. • Jerrastr acknowledged that there had been re cornprounee. The 'Primmer, then severally pleaded Guilty. 'limy were taken from the bar and tent buck to the Cottle TO, Low) PaSSIDIIIT remarked. that although Mr. Jeffrey had objected to Mr. 'illock appear ing against the Prisoner.. yet, in fact, there was no i.tcerwity fur the objection. If the whole Bar of /instruct had been engaged for the Prisoners. they wnisid not have beets better defended than they had htes by the ability and perseverance of Mr. Jeffrey. Every point was urged. and every effort made that was possible. This handsome and well-merited compliment was concluded by his Lordshipobserv. nig, that the result of theoe trials bad been to raise the character of the Scottish Bar. Joke Anderson, weaver. St. Nioian•s, was next put to the bar. He withdrew his plea of Aor Guilty. The LORD ADVOCATII aid. that it was nnurces •ary for 'hint to repeat the statement he had made wiles the other Prisoners intimated their wish to plesd A Petitiuu was presente din the. Court Com err. tail) persons belonging to CamrLni. prayi , g that the Bench would sppoiut Mr. Francis Jahr)? and Mr. J. 1 1 : Grant to act as then Counsel ; and fsil tog either Of them. Mr. Cullen. These individuals are not yet arraigned. ./acres Crawford, weaver. Balgrove. also withdrew his Oeis. The Malt intimation was made by the public prosecutor with respect to the terms on which be ma4e•Na . confassion. This Lean ADVOCATI said there were different shades of ,guilt; and. as the guilt of the Prisoner was net 114) . aggravated as that of some of the other Pritioners;:it would certainly give him great per sonal pleasure to see the royal clemency extended to tins youth. The Petit Jury were discharged for the time; but they. as well as the Greed Jury. were directed is otitis's' ea Moodily. the 31st July, • when the Cenrt will resume its sittings. The Court adjoureed at midday. Mr. J. P. Grant is expected in Glasgow on M Jaday. ailimimiiNOM • ctißnws misratirt ZITIACT /mom A pas v•ln LIM*. . PAIIIII. JULY N. An error with respect to a name has given rise to a mistake, thicket present is the exclusive topic of conversation in all the saloons of the faubourg Sr. Glevessin. Owe day.laitt Week the Duke de Castres had • dinner-party at his hove—while they were at table about seven o'clock, a valet, attired is the royal state li►e►y, suddenly entered, and caused himself to he announced as coining from the King. He was the bearer of • portrait of Louis XVIII., which be presented to the Duke de Castres, say. ing, that his Majesty had sent it to him. The Duke, although • Peer of France, is not at all in favour, and he could not conceive how such an ho nour Ras emended for him; he thought. indeed. that there was some mistake; but the valet assured him that the order was positive, and that he wee bound to execute it. lie withdrew. and the Duke was en• rmmed. Shortly afterwards another valet arrives, also entionueniK himself es coming from the King, and bringing medals fur the Duke de Cashes. Ilis Grace because more and more surprised, and, in his joy. lie gave • busts (twenty franc piece) to the royal sue►senger. Presently, alts! a third valet sr. rived, accompanied by the two former. sod the ob. jeCt of their visit wee wholly different: they came to confess and retrieve their error. Whet they had brought to the Duke de Caws's was destined for the Duke Decasea! The similarity the name deceived them. POLICE. 111101V-IPTIErr. Yesterday Ms Distorts?* and Thomas Groin were 'sail' brought up on a charge, the particulars of which have berm already stated, and of which the following is the substance : Jahn Mitchell, the Prosecutor, was is passeasism of a house at Klagsbery, the property of Mr. Wain., of the Opera Mouse; the Prisoners disputed the right of possession with the said Mitchell, sad iii the coarse of which dispute Modal* presented a pistol at Mitchell, of which be ininie. diately pulled the trigger, bat it fortunately Hashed in the par. The pistol, on laspeirtiosi, was foiled to be very ►eavily charged. They were bosh fully tuainsitted for trial ; the former fur maliciously shouting at the said Jobs Mitchell, and the latter for aiding and abetting in the mac YORKSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES. The Crown Calendar roneaseared on Saturday last before Sir Joss BAYLTY and Sir Janae ALAN Vasa, Knights. The following ['Mown hare to take their trials:— IN THE CASTLE. 1. William IViapenny Beckley, aged 24, for Wrist coos. misted a burglary in eke aeveral houses or John Haworth, at Marsden • Matthew Lockwo o d, o f R o yd ; J ose ph Hot wayd, of Liaised; gad Thomas Butto=ley, is the parish of Kirk-Heaton. 2, 3. John %infer* 3S, and Edward Hewitt, 21, fur laying stolen from the person of William Nightingale, at Whitby, his poeket-book, containing sundry property. 4, 5. John Cook, 28, sod Jane his rife, 91, for rubbing the shop of John Fowler, of Scarborough, of aliodrY articles. 4/ Thrns. Smith, 28, fur stealing 28 sheep, the properly of Willis. Spirit., of Thurnwille. 7. John Blacker. alias Blackwell, 35, for rioliag at Slief. field, Ise. 8. George Graham, 31, for forging at Leeds a certain bill of eachange4 the 30?. O. Simnel Wedgwood, 19, for killing and slaying Eleanof Clarkson, at the parish of Bowes. 10. Sarah Staitft ult., otherwise Sarah Taylor, 25, for aid. ing and smaisliutt John Swain-eh in picking the pocket of William Nightingale, at Whitby. 11. Thomas Smith, 22, fur stealing • great aamber of gold anti silver watches, the prstperty of Christopher Sewell, of lltsaurd. It Robert Thirisio, 94, fur having committed a burglary io the dwelliwg.howa,• of Jubn Leaf, of Nablus, sear York. 11. Matthew Hanson, VI, for a rape. 14, IS, IG. 17. Charles Puncheon, 40; Richard Thick ray, 2-2; William Ketilewell, 40; and Robert Hsdaou, 27, for haring committed a burglary in she di/elfin-house of Jonathan Ler, of Stanuiogion. 19, IS. James Shelmadtue, 24, and Richard Cook, SO, fur having committed a burglary in the house of Abraham Sykes, nt Sluithwnite• 10. I. Wright, 10, for administering some kind of drug to one Ass Rudwcll, with intent to destroy the child with which she was then preguasit. 21. Joseph Pikersgill, 27, for robbing on the highway, Squire Itanisdrn, of Svinlev. 22. William Hargrave, 22, for the mauslaughter of Wm. Flannel/Rine, tying dead at Wrtbe►by. 23. Michael langt born, 21, for the manslaughter of Robt. Newbakl, lying dead in the township of llacre. 24. Mary Pliillipps,2o, for the wilful murder of her uew• born male bastard child. 25. George Wright, 28, fur stealing from the stable of Elie. Hanley, of Rawmarsh, a black dirt horse. LI. Patrick Murphy, 23, a soldier, fur robbing on the highway near Telford, Mr. E. Wallis, of York. 27. George Blackman, 20, a soldier, for having pointed a loaded firelock at Thomas Perkii4 and William Boric, and pnlled the mime thereof with intent to murder. IL. Frederick Askwith, 18, for stealing two sheep, the properly of H. &agar, of she township of Swiudea. 29. IVm. Lee, 20, for having stabbed and wounded with a bayonet one Nathareel Kitdiiag, of Halifax. 30. Natima Holroyd, 25, for burglary, in breaking the dwelling house of John HiMt, of 'Morelia', and Jobu Hall, of Whitley. 31. David Hughes, 20, for stealing from I. ?unlit, of Bradfoi maniky-promissory ante ,& 38, 33, 34. Witham Spriugield, 17, David Lowe, IV, and Thos. Thornhill , 3o, for picking the pocket of William Pollard, E•q. of-Bradford. 35. Wrn.old6eld, ss, fur the wilful murder of M. Old field, of Bradford. • 36. 3 Immo, ltilsou, 49, of Leybora, printer, for paying a f.rgrd cheque. 37. flour) P tin 25, fur stealing two sheep, the property of Wm. Iluldawortlt. The fs,llowiug is a list of the 26 Prisoners charged with high ire.sson Tho,o. Blackburn, 33, Nathan Buckley, 40, J. Lindley, 50, W. C.srinstire, 28, Richard Addy, 20, Charles Stanfield, 28, Benj. Hassoe,24, Abraham Ingham, 27, George Brian, MI, Juba Hubsion, 20, Grosse Bnrkinshaw, 25, John Juhnsuii, 24, Win. Holland. 20, Benj. Raters, 30, John Vallasce,24, James Flurrrs, 49, Joseph Cbspiel, 25,' Abrahams Jackson, 4t, JUIIII Peacock, 45, Win. Rice, 40; John FerrysnonJ,2s, John Barkinshas, 28, Mahar. Downing, 48, Thomas Mor gan, 26, sod Joseph Firth, 98. IN TUB CITY GAOL. 1 841111111.1 fours. axed 24, for sunlit a poeket•book, roe- laming three one pored rules and tau guinea soles, the pro petty of John Thompson. 2. franeis Cowper, 21, fur stealing a anent gelding, the property of Mr. Richard Torrarnd. 3. Jobs Mears, 34, fur ru►b4e! Charles Hart is the King's highway. Ruth Merrill,l6, far 'firebug oar 51. *ate, three grim* melee, Die oar payed rein, aa4 about 12e. i• silver, the !'Mart! of Thaw Hester. ,: . * .0 FIRST REPOR T Vaimi sittcr comsletrze oN rile LOAD FROM LONDON, NY COVENTRY, TO HOLYHEAD. (Bra. et Commig.) Orbled, by the Hoare if COMeletle. la bit 0064 "tett : 1 014 r• • The Select Committee sprained to inspire into the state of the road from Leedom, by Covestry, to Holyhead; late the regulstions fur conveying hi. Majesty's mail between Loodun and Dublin, and between Dahlia and the tweeter - • of Ireland ; Into the state if she mail coach roads in Ire- Isod ; and into the reerlatiogs file the conveyance of coach parcels sad merchandise between Hotyhead sod Deldia . ; and to report thew obseevationsibeiresepoo, together "kb the minutes of the to/Weser taken before them from time to have, pursuits . ' to the Order si llre House, ex amined the swatters referred to them, sad have agreod to the following Report : Your Committee have eitsmisied the Report, Plea, aid Estimate, whirls have receatly hero snide by Mr. Telford, of a bridge at Curway, according the directives of tbe Cali. soissioners, wailer the 50th !Geo. 111. foe the iniprowentegt of the Roads from Logilloo, by Shrewsbury and by Chester, Holyhead. la order to bring the sehjeet fully before the Haase, as to the procticalislity of coast/vette( sack a bridge, year C.ossinitter think it proper to hawk Mr. Telfenre Report, as follows "la consequeoce igetnietiese from the Ceserembedegoes for the Holyhead rood, 1 have examined the river mod Awes at sad adjacent to the town of Conway ; 1 have hod merest* sorrels, trial borings, sod sectioes; made al three di/fennel places, mid am therefore now called to state— " First—with regard to imitation ; that 'Ajar:est to Day. *away, being tbe'lirst (tom the rime's newish, the breadth at high water was found so be 100 fret, and as low water 11$ fees ; the depth at Irw water wile Ile feet ; the bestma god 'idea, is s tead of beteg rock, se gelleceily reported, are wholly composed of gravel sod sand. Coosiderige the heavy sea to which this place Is exposed, that , the foundaties would be the aforesaid sand aril gravel, sad that all the vessels tea& ins wish the port of Conway gravid have to pass the bridge, I am of opinion that this site Is very tenantable. " The second place surveyed was from • projectleg reeky head, og the western side of the river, at liodleadel. Hers the breadth at high water is 1,043 feet • at low water MN feel, having 141 fret at ow l water ; the dioms is mad and gravel, frogs 6 to 17 feet • thick, upon a this. stratums of marl, below which lies mod, to se unknown depth. This site is out su arch exposed as the former, but it is still cos siderably w ; the fommlatiogs, except on the writers dem, are cruelly bad as the former; and it is equally objectiona ble with regard to the trade of Conway. It is therefore, in ley upioiou, aim' an unlit place fur • bridge. " The third station surveyed was frogs the Old Castle, across the Rocky Waled, to she present larding beach or the eastern shore. Here the breadth between the high-wafer mirk, me the opposite shores, sod including the Becky Island (takes at a 20-feet tide), was 1,433 fret; the depth in the channel on the western side of the Island at hew water was It feet ; in the change, on the easter. side of the Island IC feet. By the borings, reek was found quite arrow (ruin shore to shore; hot os the wester, side of she Island there was from 12 to 19 feet of gravel upon it, sad ea the eastern side, from 7 to 27 feet, chiefly loose sand. The whole of this situation is well protected, sod beiag at the upper extremity of the town, Doe port operations would be left unobstructed, and it wash' *sly be for the small craft, which occasionally navigate the upper parts of the river ki the Vale of Llanroost, that a passage must be provided. This, therefore, appears to be much the suet suitable place for • bridge; and here it is eertnirly quite practicable to coestruct a safe cominenkatioo. " Secondly—Witb regard to the meat advisabk mode of accomplishing this communicative, the plan which, after manure constderatioo, bas occurred to me, Is lu soostruct an arch of 300 feet, opening over the channel, hawses the Old Castle and the Island; secondly, on the western side of the Ithsod, to excavate a space solicited to let the small craft pass, by means 01 • drawbridge; thirdly, to excavate the Rocky Island, so as to leave sooty a mooed ur roadway; and lastly, to construct • mound with rubble stone from the Rocky Island to the eastern shore. This mound should be raised to about three fort above the limeades highest kstowil tide, and have on each side the roadway • parapet wall four feet in height. In estimating the expense of the before mess tinned wio ks, there is some degree of nucertaiaty, becalm • considerable proportion of it, by the proposed mammies mound between the Rxky Island and the eastern Awe, must be coostructed upon the before-mentioned deep bed of louse sand and gravel ; if ibis bed an be preserved in its present situation, a very considerable portion of the new of stone works may be rendered minceessary ; but in a penal esti mate, it is prudent to providefor the construction of the whole mound, because it is very passible the louse sand may, during the progress of the work, be swept away over the pro posed opening of 300 feet. I have fottod, upon careful coll imation. that a bridge upon the principle of suspension is by much the cheapest, and have therefore adopted it in the fol lowing statement : ESTIMATE. Iron-work, &c. &e. i■ 300 feet welt wasutary,• f s. d. in abutments, retaining walk and para pets. connected with the bridge and its . approstelsta Drag/brake mud abainseats. Eashauktnent across the easter. ensued and beach, died filline is between the retsisisig walla, and including enakisg the roadway.. 10.398 IS 0 31,858 17 6 " Of the above ma, it Las been already observed, that if the gaud sod mud can be preserved in their place, that use ball at least 4if the emliatikuseot aright be umiecessary ; bust HIM experieuce alone can determine; and therefore if the works are undertaken, the' coustructi rig the 1144111•41 should be let by the cubic yard, and the quantity would the. wily be paid for as circumstances required. _ - . " If the causmonications across the river were effected in the mausier here described, it would be thus uecessory to make a new entrance into the town of Conway, immediately on the western side of the Old Castle; and this might incur a further expense of a1500t.4,001." Your Committee do sot consider it necessary to eater at length into the various details which serve to skew the utility and necessity of this proposed bridge; it is sufficient to point out to the Music she great "variance of the ossniser cial correspondence between I retliactod the wordier, eimatire of England, which moot be frequently interrupted under the present unavoidibie post office arramermests, which snake it Necessary that the Chester mail should. pass the ferry at Conway in the middle of the night. This islet oourse forms a very great :sropoitiou of the whole British correspondence with Ireland, and according as the Loudon mail to Holyhead is carried more expeditiously from year to year, as the improvements of the Shrewsbury road are cola pitted, the difficalty of briugiug up the taster mail is time fur the sailing of the packet necessarily There're,. At present the restelatioas of the post office allow the Iriab letters to be delivered each morning at Liverpool, so that they may be answered the same day ; but unless some 01111.11 be devised for overcoming the inconveniwate of croeslitt Conway Ferry, either this eccommuslatioa moat be interfeved with, or the Loudon mail must be delayed, unsiecesemily, at Holyhead. Your Committee are of opinion, that the proposed bridge is o great national object, and essentially Necessary to im prove the intercourse betwera England and ; and is this peitit of view they conceive It to be a work peculiarly retitled 1.. the rupport ui earlianieut. Joss 27, 1020. • DARING IHIGIIMAT Rossini' —On Taeeday sight as a Gestileguate, mussed W. tiutith Scutt, woo airier towards his residence 'mar Vauxhall, as he was wincing armor rite-riad (laic s debt) at the bark of Litasbedit Walk, irodult towards East•st►ert, lee was seavestaded by Gee or six deoperale 1.1- lows, she threw bias dawn sad cotrarad his bead sad Gee wish a piece of carpet, se rag, while they rlaril Ws purkets of his +Mei sad seals, mad aim et his aarket.beek, coats's tag ?I. is mules sad valuable parsorawkws. REPORT !ROM VIIf. SALIM? CONDITION Of TDB MONA or COMMONS ON MBAS ANOISINI AND FITANACIS. The revival st yoseCestotttse has streetisil s hell . hedge et ossertsielai boo fite this rettostiss at Is Wows at 11111eistt detelptioses as. be peselisslty sesta. Oohed ; sod the Milian detailed is the A ppssdis sill thew that theohieet the limos Its4l is ris. has bees satistseteelly sad etiestosily shisise4.-Jsty b, ISIO. _ - MI !ellen. •••• , . , 11Ns.. CORN RICIIitNGE, IfeekbaY• AILT 1 9 . °win to the Isis lamp Mos, asil a emtlanarito of *set supplies itl%Wbesi. ih. du ad was telersbly brisk this men jag IWr,llose saimples, and as advisee a' to per 'wirier se blondses prices was readily •blaisell. Oats are hill 1.. per 'carter sewer frets the above .wirees. Grinding Weir, being scares. Isola) Is. per ironer higher. Seas' sad Pease sold ipt full as geed Isms a... Woodsy. PRICE UP RAW FAT, per older of Sib . As seated by the Tallow As 'eased by the Bairtere. Millers. IC James'. Markel- is id Price ►y 63J Wbiteelvapel !Markel Se 7d Average.-- is • PRICE OF CANDLES. Prom Tallow awedlers Hall. Price of Cosines, per doses, 13. W. 44. per deem *Sewed ter seedy mosey. KAM HIDES. Best Heikrs sad Steers (per %Seery— Is 11.1 te I. Id Stelle)• • l.10:1 1 2s ad Merket Calf.. Ills too tt. sorb Middlings Is 44. to I. 114 log. Nesse 0. Od no 0. Od COAL MARKET, JULY If. mile at llarkee. Slips sou. Price. 14j Nevemlle 2 Seederland Ere. the "LOIMIPM Ifereantile Price Cuffed," enemies', Juhr 11, INC' WEST INDIA AND SPANISH MAIN PRODUCE. Contra,--The market gesierally ►w ►een very thill, wad sale, of St. Daimler, sad good and Ana ordinary Plantation have beta made Is. to ta. per ewe. wieder oar last siisolatioa, while good ad Sae saiddliag qualities brought rather ►igher prices at the pailsllc oaks. The stock of W. I. Coffee Is sow 4,0 W lons, beis4 WO less t►an at t►is time last year, prawn prices 14s. per swt. higher. j. P. gaalla have bees is good detwd , sod fee strong workiag qualities the regales is ease ieetaaess paid ls. 'deuce, sod the prices of all descriptions bane bees fully sa sported. Possum Ilataza.—A public sales( Havaisosli Sager look plate on Friday, coasiatiag of yellow, with the iniceptios of ass lot, and shoat ls. advance was paid. This day 119 chests of Brazil were pat op, sod brought U. aillessice es the white sad the prices visaed la ear last for the yellow. The stock of B. P. Sugar is sow 1,60 casks less thee last yeses at ibis fine, reseal prices as. per cwt. lower per Gazette average. Rums here bees is moderate &mead st the prices quoted is our lust. 'nee pretest Mock of Rolm is 13,148 pawkiest, sad price sepses& 2s. 14. per Was. Stock lasi year same date was 13,297 psackoss, and pries of proofs 2s. W. per galls's. DEATHS. On Moseley, the 17th insist'', at Tapiow Huey., rocks, in her 14th year, Margaret, daughter of Psscoe Greiael, Esq. M.P. Os the let hist. leiter 35th year, Anne, wife all. Drseett, Li. u Dimsle, Lancashire. lu the moraine she was pre. psrieg to joie her heehaw', who had gone to Paikeme two days Freebies. whee epos she eve of getting jot,* the car riage she sedately complained of being on well, and althenter every medical assistance was immediately proctors., she breathed her Last by nine o'clock is she evening: the., what esti is the ansireisig all health, activity and kivelisess, was us the evessiog a !Meat torpor. ROUTH AMERICAN PRODUCE. COTTOIC—There was rather snore inquiry fur Cotters last week, but the sales were of small extent, sod priers were without alteration; Surat. are io seqnest, and woold bs takea freely by the trade at a little reduction; holders, how ever, coolisme to maintain the greatest firmness. The sales of the week are 200 Mises and Paras fair to good 12141. a 13. 1 .1. ; Jamaican and Dumingua fair to good ltd.; 200 Laguiras fair to good ltd.; 70 Carthogems fair to good lid.; 400 Reseals (in baud) ordinary 14.1. middling Id. a id.: total 900 bags The imports of the week are 58 United States, 544 Pernansboceus, 990 West ladle, 9,875 Sweats, 1,042 Bengal% 342 Madras: total 4,904. roasters FRUIT continues very doll of sale, awl prices are not firmly supported ; some black Satyrs& Halos.n have been sold at 425. per cwt. Re OS eD SCOMILII have emitimed in good deemed, al last week's prices ; the market is still bare of goods. Ott.s.—The Fisk Oil market is is mock the same slate as daring last week. Seed Oils dull. DR. CAMERON, an celebrated roe diecneer lag She must complicated Disorders, by Oboe. vise and amilyzieg the Vries., is embodied by buth Sexes, fruits Tres till Three, at his heave, Nu. 34, Beritere.et reel, (bawd 'bell. Although Dr. C.'e werthud is eimfular, it is a beli.litiewis fact he has tabbed Ninny I. perfect health, • bee the most emiticet is the profession hare Nils-4, in bumble, painful, and damtenres Milford eielsdice, diseen• of the liver and spleen, hulloes mid sober übsurrict ions, jaundice, eueripleiula in the Moms* gravel, drum, dw. nerretsa debtboy, and those complainis peculiar le females at the &Were , period+ of life. In all eases riquiriug secretly the wimot ioudicil CVII - may be placed. Wbru cusicrilied Icy letter, it iiie•t be puss paid, end mistaies an euelusur«, u ben advice and medicine will be sent to auy part of Ike kiogdona. Direct 1 Dr. Gummi, 34, Deniers Wert, Middleeeu.. Heath Lead... LIVERPOOL REPORT, JOLT IS, 1820. Corron.-There has been a very brisk dematad fee Canoe, partly oe speculation, but chiefly from the tend*, slate Toes day lest, particularly for Bowed' amid Orlears, which have broiled an advance of id. per lb. but in other dewriptitme there is uo alteration. 'list sales amount to Isom bag,, sad coastal 4.f 330 Ira Islands at 19.1. a 2s. LI.; 40 MaMIMI at 141 d. a 17.1.; 4,800 Bowed. at l Id. a Bid.; 370 Ten nessee' at 1 lid. ; 2 709.0rleana at 11b1. • 15.1.; 1,100 Per. hams at 153 d. • 1ttid.;"3541 Bahia" at 14id. • 15d.; 460 filarashants at 14/4. • 1154.; 40 Micas Nommi at laid. • 144.6 350 Demerara' at 1344 • 16d.; 300 Locoing at 11.1. a lip.; 1,000 imam at 7id. a lOU Bengal, at 7P0% Sid. per. lb. l'bere have been takes' ma speculative sharer 1.500 Bowed. and 1,500 Oileaus. import is, 835 bags New Orleans, 2,815 Cliarleatoti and ea Is. Bd'2 other parts of V. W., 395 Brazils, 48 Stisplaa : total 4,973 hags," The B I'. Sugars offered at nuclei. this week toosisted Of 900 casks of Bashaducs, Jamaica, and Desmarara, which, with 200 casks by private have sold at rather biglorr priers ; in Pmeign and Earl Ind:a we have had no tranencioins ; 'lOO rheas. of Brasil, joss sasports.l (sum Rio, will shortly be 011. • rfl at public sale. Vie have had but little !mein. as dome is. Coffee; ot ISO casks of Jamaica brought forward on Thorstlay, a few lulu wily were take. at Ills. a Ills. 3J. fur ordinary broken, 117.. n I les. fair ordioary, 111.. very One ordinary, and 1235. low naiddliug, at which rates some small parcels have siao bean bought by private; fur good middling Jamaica .1335. 114.• has hires paid; foie Domingo 118.. a Ites. is offered, hut the holders are sot inchued is sell al these pries. We have bad avvireal ioquiries for Druid Cocos, aid what was uffertog in the mulcts of good quality battier", Insight at 555. and 555. 5.1. Rums coutinee dull; Jamaica" 14 0. P. have sold at 2s. 10.1., 4001 D.meraeu at 30. bd. fur fs U.,,'. Carolina Rice of good "balky is its fair dtsionad for shipmeot aril speculates*, sod Mae sold at 20s. a 21..; inferi.w Is very doll taf sale, aril has sold at les. a 19.. 04. tor ordinary to fair mew, sad • small lot of old at 16s. 9.1. Dyev.onds have hems ise pewee fiewowl, and Jamaica lw.psn.d has beep disposed of at 71. Campeachy at 71: ION.; Jamaica VIAL 461.; Cab" el. 7.. &I.; about Ibiliwam as. wood, duty paid, put up to au tiro were taken. ow, 3!. !24.. only bveug bid. Ashes coutinue doll,and are Is-lovrer ; ausehl blowitral Puts have sold at 31r. Hideo are 944%41,-; about 3,500 fair so good N. A. have brought i 9 4 4. 5 d. a d. per W ; 10.000 Hone 611. Ild. a 7e. 1e Hone Hair offered at public .ale the short was sold By his Majesty's ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. LEA KE'S Grouine PILLS, justly isawmg f or Curing, in all its Sieges, a Certain Disease. Use small Pill is • dose; sad the tubing of one Bo; is • St reet Caw, will sums convince the Patient of she certainty of hie speedy recovery. Nut hung r:.O be heti. r coati laid. inure safe, ow nines conveuieut ibis .rnieJy, for poi 11 as as* obliged to go jimmies or to era,ii needs VI/ confiesi wont or restraint of diet; anal ilu yeas. rarrieuce (in so lota sive pearlier) has proved that it will 6-11; et s cure, shell re peated salivation and all tither nortbikl■ avail uothisig. For the Scurvy mud other Chionical Disorders, this !Caking, has sot its parallel. Upwards of 40,001) ',teem's, of both sears, have heels radicuhy cured of the above cruel Dis order'. within the last eight pais. Prepared sod sold by the sole Proprietors, T. TA Y 1.0 It sea SO \!S, ttai was • ; et their house, Nu. 9, New Bei.lge.siteet, in boxes of only Is. 9J. each, duty iittladeil.—N.U. Too back autos sad lights is the passages at night. Th. y are also sold by their appoiaisoest, with topious directions., at Mr. tieptiorree Toy-shop, 103, Pxt..rtl-wireet ; Mr. Disliorough's, 7, Fish. strectawil, measly opposite the Moinisment ; at Mr. Basler's. Eatiahriegh; Mr. Nvolsery's, Dublin ; wed toriene peers is every vorisiJerable wiry is Great Britain sod Ireliseri. Advice gratis to petioles takiag the above, of *thee of the Proprietors' Medicines. —G:avis asril Sealisal Wakemaea tared, sail letter', post paid, asieweveil. See the list published by the Royal Colley of Leedom. biased sod PubMobrd gm Ims Bonnie Pans so& Tim Gums OS, No. It 7, Owed by C. CORNWELL, of ere &egad. ....~ et 74. a S id.; is la . ; lee es. 7d. at.. 114. T B , is will dell. le Tebseee we creatkowe le dw mite dull aisle se for km , time pot; there is segos Impair, for report ei low bet Nediteir bee bees lint. se the bolder. gesorolly ..II not sell at say wilsedee. There is se metered alltratios le die market ler Meat siege air loot. this of ge e d 4 .,, / ,, r Mw bees IN regent, tied.. admire of Id. to LI. p er 6.. 1 ; 1 has bows Glossier/. About 300 bop of Sicily and M a l in Ilisose hew bees sad et 13e. per cut. Them has hero • leopilry fee eriaoweee, imed 25 toss of fat qv% I y C r yt hil hresest SW. per toe. Postscript, Amadei, July Is, 180, Poor o'Cisel. 111. P. ips•Ruii-111. asks f.-day were but mioilerite ; 141 priors paid was. however, fully equal to lbw, of lain week Coe/tar-TM priweipal ieusatiiinis in the Coffee lam. bet was die public sale aff Dominica and Jimmies middle's' IM &rawer brought • small advaare. and th. ether qualifies fon as high priers as were paid law ertic Is there was scarcely say thing dome twit.. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. POIRTIMOUTI, JVLII 17 Poised by the Perseveraace fray Gibraltar, with spec .e Policy, fete the loath Saes; Na►y, kismet's; aril %r t . !triton, Laws, from C.adia; hos, Saab, from sad Vittoria, frees Havestiab. At., arrived the Elisabeth, Smith, from Cagliar i fit , Servs, with lees et aisianuist, topmast, *ado spilt, en other devisee; Regales traseyert from the Alediis,,, H ,„„ : Astelope, Rivets, frees ditto; sad Asia, Limisay, irons the Dowse for Bengal. COW IN, Jil y Ii Arrived the Howard, Parties from 1 611E111in : t i.e Ph tilt, reports Mai he ra ft ed • ship o f Porilaud with her saute Veil. Deal, JOLT H. Arrived and sailed for the River the Rerbeitter, sissi u m sod Forbes, Broom, from Bestial ; Sir AWlrlw Haassiood. Hales, from the Sooth leas; S.. Patrick, Farm r, from Cad Medway, Wright, from Madras; Lady IlArelrw et t, y oung. frost Grenada ; Siete, Talent, (pulse St. llt.on re.. ; Jaws, teem Bristol for St. IN•tti sburgb and sevrrel ottreis, partieelors 11111111101 MI. Came dew* ft.. the Rivet the Tistaadra, Price ; ao I Prevideaes, Adair, foe Renal. ►crrotmt. n•cr 17. Arrived the Mary, Bell, from Rio ' , metro, um 77 day. Parsed op Chamsel she gisaaimm, Falconer, true Lisas.• mica for lord.. ► ..t 61 dap. IPALINOVTIL, JCLY 16 Arrived the C.amseria packet with mails Cow Nrw Y..' k gaited Mai Jose, mod frual Haifa: tlat Jane. Os It.. till Jose, of Motes Island, spoke the Names. Maekry.llo from Bristol, with own enema spring; 1711 Jessie f.an l t Halifax she Mersey (Rear-Admiral titian. Drake. soil swirl. The Prince-is Elia ...wilt pai kit kft there for New York on the NM Jour. Alas arrived Williams, Stewart, from Tarrsirons is SO day., for Gurrst ev. Arrived of the port awl lauded a passenger she Grow., Mibberts, from Amtimsa fire Loaders. mike Ist .04/te• rived of she port yesterday, Ile James Lost sod Gulden Grave. from 'masks. minor, aut.w 17. Lust skit, dories a tbielt fog, tires brigs +till roots gut N above ea N► arm, seemly, the Mary Awl, Moody, of Tbsione sod Miley, of Louden, and soueiwr, saws* oultouwo. They are said to be pit oil: sod proeredril. It is Now very tlikk woodier, and it is doubtful Bony wore will get or Mute. nut.t., rum 17. A letter from Dresses received here, mates the arrival at that place of the ship Bremeo, from Greenling, with six Ash and 120 tom oil; she kft the ice Cid fem. The Crp tai■ stales, that. She usher greases inserts litre Mit Ikea emeemfol, use of she.. having hot two fi.b. 11w fallowing Hell ships are wientimell:—Elver, lee, 'l7th Jane, richt Ask 138 tem; !Harsh Britoil, Allah, 178111 one, ...wee o.li 100 tom; Bali., Sworesliy, 19th June, 4 Ash 32 tom; soil Anus% Humphrey, Ifti Jam, four Ash 30 teas. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE. Iloraisig SI after 9. I Evening 9 .fa•r 9 • PRICE OF Bank 3 per Ct. Red... i ..69i 3 per Cr. Cons. ..68ff I 311 per Cents. 771 1 4 per Cents. 87 1 3 per Ct. N.An.lo4} 103 I 5 per Ct. scrip gi I S YESTERDAY. Bank L.Awa. 18 1-1.4 t India 80nd...20 it pr. South Seii Stuck .. Ex. Dills, 4 5 pr. Ditto Coin...lt 14 pr. OrDniunl Cook for Arc . 1111EEP 11111411. I;l4abs • to 44 N 44 14 Ilbeartlip r ' led le I. 144 PRICE OF. LICATNER. Potts, be to 5411ba. ear* 114 to 1014 per lb. Dino, be to 41154. each 114 to Mt Drumm; Niece ..154 to leJ FioeCorieb Hides ll.l to led Crop Hides 35 to 41 lbs. for eottling 1534 to 174 Ditto 43 to belle 1• to 204 Calf Skins 30 to 4011 a ..114 to 274 Ditto Selo 7015 a 304 to 314 Ditto 70 to Nibs 174 to 304 Small Seals (Greersbnad) 214 to 134 Large ditto 144 to 111.1 Tossed Horse Hides 1714 to led Spaoiab Horse Hides • l7d to 244 = s~n.rr [4l. WWI 10111111111