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•-f 1 . 4 kniel Ifyikee, sadabile the imperial, which eontained • v,•ial brilliant ilionutml hoop rings, ruby, emerald, and .. •• 0, MI. I stolettotgrvat value, card boa, aeiklaceo beset ., lizili, aigprocco pocketbook, containing 601. in pla nk 1110.111, sod ytral blank 'becks, and a quantity of wearing apparel. t •,.. 'lt teW" Mha ordered to be printed, and ak, the .; it - 1 tecift:esiipinyed as an instrument fur the restoratioe • • Ili. stimiltspe/ety by endeavouring to truce ,tbe thieves. . 'SOW STREIT. ;v. • , • tikter d ay . a lung iuvestiption took place before Sir B. ...i, . * ~,,•„,, iittr, ie•perting a formic, of the elm, of Morey, COO. duel ill Mr. Diammeirs eaml•lntsee, in the Iterr-rsad, alto .bia•- • • • is' .aid it. have bees robbed of eleven Itesdreil pounds. •-:' - tir.••rmil persons encoded, abate to pruet Thal tift-saa insane, . . • - ....dottier* that he as. not ay; however it appeared that he • .„•esV o loreli runtime.* yesterday morning before Dr. Monroe, • Awl de( tared that be ass invent, hot declined giving a • . 4... ‘pittes certificate to that effect, and only gave a verbal 41oionlei. •• It tParly- apprised that 11r. Diamond had nothing . to • . au with Haevey - ur his money affairs, he having only lately . :t•ili.o the honor, and found Harvey in it, There was no print by what means or by whom he had been sent in be con ' - sifted en that 1104.11101i11e. It was proved that after he had • • got pos•es•ion of the 1,1011/. be gave it to a man of tie •••' worn.- of Edwin to take care of, and it we. not known - ‘i il bi had become of him. One hundred porosity oat still •t . the disposal of Harvey, sod the Riagiatrete ass anxious - ~. tyitit •frirnd should siedertabe the rare of it fur him, No ti inverting. hook place is missrepteoce. RITTER DEFEATED. • • • a 't %TRACT runs • /AMISS. TO 'Mt SDIToR or • " TIM C•LcETTA ouanas.." - •- • ",', Indignation was istrrogly excited here yesterday, et the Noisuccewhil attempts made by authority to persuade the 4.. or Ramiteen Sookool Siren st battalion 23,1 regimes', • . f. o ni butitior herself with the body rat her husband, who died • to the forspitel on the night of the 17th instant. • t• slinhit three o'clock yesterday afternoon • vast crowd a , asst 'tabled at the place intended for the horrid sacriflre, hied% consisting of sirpoys of tooth battalions of the 2351 ireiment, and some of the Behooves; (Keen of those corps were attracted by curiosity to the ceremony, moat fortis. hsiely for the intruded victim. A particular Inquiry into the Uleale affair affords me the following information. " Lieutenants Ward end Waile, of the 434 rsgimeist, • - ...fie present o n horseback near tier pile—the woman sod ihe body being, almost concealed in • hollow space, stir. bounded by wood. The woman appeared to recline beside corps., when the attendant Braining brought and beeped hp Twee bundles of straw. After distribating rice, Sowers, the pile was fired, and in leas than • minute, as the lire • ••11 lied lice, she sortskely rose, and placing her foot on the pile, actively .prang to the ground from • bright ati.wii how fret, and ran a few paces as fast as she could, • 3 3.1)0y forcibly seised her, carried her bark to the miss blessing, and cast bee into the tire—the effect of • she had hardly felt a second liana, when she again 1.-aped 'wit and ran away to b. fore • second time. 0n her bring thrown in the second time the Gentlemen wished the borers close to the pile, and had not • mimeo!! spare in interposing, as the same up.), was about to so. ze and throw her on the booting pile a third lime. The • untows rush of several at this instant, whose feelings ..r.. iii noixon (Among whom Serjeant major Junes, Ist hat ' tahori Cd_regameat native infantry, was conspicuous), in. !evened Iwtwcen the pile sad the woman, and I was nut _ es,pwased to hear that the latter knocked down this bald irted wretch, also otherwise received some arverg blows. 2. i•etetisto Ward let go his horse, and look the womateis a-rn, and assisted by Serjesot major Jones, and Mr. 134.61, the 8.-.gede-Major's writer, escorted the *omen through the rued,accompanied by Lieutenant Wade, and some other geotlemen. These Repo>, nearest the pile could Dot immediately re. c•ide f.ona the pressure of the crnwd behind sheen ; but they .twistkiitly surrounded the party, and all but willingly yielded : usesege, through which the wonsau was led to • place of awifrty.• wherg she now is, and though sadly burnt, rsjoices i-e t safety and life. She is declared to here lost her caste '4•eatie Bramins. end will be shunned accordingly but &tips s'e taken, or will be, fur a relate proeieisea for her. • it is remarkable, that out mass, a Hindoo, present, re. . es!ted oat that force was uniewja, that it was a e. under% The woman had been so Intoxicated with drugs . that site could hardly stand, end was not sober et sunset cwalerdsr, roc is so this moraine. It appears that she was iehristed to a degree that induced the Beaming not to tee • I.er down as customary, confidiog ice her incapacity to move ' vie° tl•e pile was find. . • Those who were instrumental in thus *seise • fellow. arsesture from a dreadful death, have doubtless a high re. weed en their evil feelings; and the degrees of danger at • ..iitneliog their leterfesence, which they must have been per t-et/1y sensible of, has heightened the admiration at the is. ••-eue. or so event (which it was supposed would be inevitably an very unexpected a release of ibis intended ...ciao to a horrid superstition. Had a rescue been attempt .rd, bat - one voice only been heard fur • rescue, the fate of re he telesoaq was certain, mid perhaps that of those who might il.are interposed to save her cwt ICIPO so. Bet generous souls VIA tree Britons nee above feat ; and be who would not • kevolejt the entwine of humanity, and acted as these did ou an occasion inspiring the best feelings of our nature, O lit tle to be envied Abet • costrset to the surrounding multitude! that • few .;toropeans, epurning all ides of danger, when apparently • ntsat imminent, 'tmid is the cause of distress have risked I4.eir lives, when, as I am comvioceill, the chances were a -sheirsited to owe against them; fur had • inarvaer beets beard, • they bail probably been torn to pieces. While this warmth • dwells in our beasts, while our triode are imbued with, and 'our adieu's guided by our religion, sod the laws of our .essowlry founded on the doetrimes of that religion, Britons will sever he compered. Tie expellees attendee( a suttee are stated is the letter s.detad from asittnor, November, 1819, and published ice your •• • Jikuniel of rhe 30th of December last, al 7b3 rupees. The •. espeosedeprode on the rank and wealth of the deceased. • reasonings and observitioss following that eery inter s-sting ammo of the shocking immolation, experience will • psocounee to be strictly true sod just. If I recollect, a ~guard of Serifs werewolf me the occasiss adverted to, as happening duress the Marquis Wellealey's administration, to Sougor lalasd, to prevent the &laded and devoted victims . throwing thentadves iota the AM to be devoured by sharks ' marl alligators, a custom held as sacred and indispensable as ehr burning of widow.. . The last paragraph of that letter 1 know to be true in se. veal instances, in whirls the wildest irepeasoioas of despair and resolutions to commit suicide, if Dot permitted to he bared with their booboo'''. Wier, were never followed by the art. Al!ow me la clime this hoop letter, which 1 am fearful hulk yosiond your readers may think most tedious, with two 10- ' dances of Hindoo barbarity At a Ghost In Bengal, I saw a • woman thrown alive tato the river, and perish, because, as shot pririctrators of the deed told me, she hod been tong ifti; • modem • 'nitre, jest ao she pile was about to he lighted, a body of 'nen rushed forward, pot eat the ire, and declared dheanod should not burp till it was paid for. They were • wood sellers, and the dispute between them and the Bromine was on the difference of foto ennuis., its value, sod 'sated with great violence for half its hour, during which lush mi. . seeable woman was is as agstaising suspense, imploring Ow . wierliere. death trim the drawn swords of her 'datives' served her or the bring of the pile. She did not escape, bet . was burnt. and the expressioss of horror that took place I . will ant describe. ' 1 rant the foresees-awe mitretely detailed (and which hap. peered Ent) for pobbealion, wtlbswt ILOCCINI. The boon of • • frets Pleas was sot tlwo /mood In India, a gift 'meshy Ob i -Subic !leftover, wheys high attributes, it is to bt pray will composes, ere bit &peony, from this country, the bleuing ip operate, inward* perfecting his future glory, . •••tiiies of Inieman sacrifices among so large • part sof the population of the world. - Mos out nue Noble aster berm toiling sauce be assumed 41, Corerameed, is promole the happiness of tie statists* of oar Indian sobjectel used if thrt spialitige of goodness, .joitler, and fader, Its styes as keit victorious in war, are, - . . • • It F. • necessary to ellosiitole a Swig greet may theft is let thee 'MOM stamp that Illestrioste Personage, mire deserving the appellation he has alreody'attaiviod, than the abolitioa, during his admipistratisio of human stieriliene. The *Norms of war" is a amnion and tree epithet. Let' the Comnaindev walk over the held after en action, or visit the bovisal, he will .seeiggoogle of , lisiman woe bet this evil, however dreodfil, has premmtll roil. Herr, however, the horror : is perpolostail—Men is the constant operation of misery sad wee. The sun rises daily, end' has risen for enlister*, bet to lishold She creel avail of themesnale of innocent Mad (landed women, from Tartar, to Cope Cumorin, from Chino its Penile • and is this useless murder of the sex (given to etas for their mutual happiness, the sex without whose sotaciag miles, life is nay worn. a • a moment), to go on loth* end of time? The destruction of this system would vie with the abolition of the' stove. trade, and will, let us hope yet, be se imperishable honour lo our notion/0 records, to the wane of Hosting*. That these sacrifices are not essential to the existences( their relation, theft own high priests sad wisest men admit. If a stop be not pest to these human sacridees by the prewar enlightened Government, it is difficult to think where and when they will end. Ws know pot where to look for the . Marquis's equal, "41dar•Ition all in all, when shall we (in In dia) see his like *pie ?". Havnnot these abominations rontiqsed long tonne.! (we are ignorant of their qyasineacement) They were perhaps the cradle of their osperstitimi, which began soon after India was peopled. It is granted that force would create she very horrors, and perhaps greater, than the abolition would he designed to destroy, in the wrath that would be kindled in the Hindoos at large. dot surely restraint is lo•fil I in our hands, when their own priests nod laws teach us it is so, as far as seeing justice (leaving humanity out of the question) done to the isleeded victims, by foretelling them being tied down, which appears a msrdrr, and pre venting their intoxication, face. If the Hindoo die at a distance from his wife the body Is hone, and the widow escapes. Why not then burn the bodies instantly, before these bloodthirsty Brahmins have poisoned the minds and drugged the senses of the victims intended to support their breed, to stupefaction' Some regulation might be devised. The widow might be obliged to walk a mile or a thousand paces; no ghee, nil, or other combustibles than wood should be used; if unable to wait the prem-ribed distance she canard Ire in health, and then it is jprbidden, by g I acknowledgment, to luten— ist bee nun the pile of her own accord, without esalstance; let every man and women retire to a distance, after the usnal ceremonies of giving away peon, &e. lie over, except the person lighting the pile; and I believe,that its nine . instances out of ten, the widow, on feeling he lire, would spring out of it, as in the instance stated. There might then be a party of police or aepoys ready to rescue sad convey her away—thus would the number of suttees be very soon diminished. I have no eouht that every male and female in England (if funds were wanting) would contribute their mite towards the future maintenance of the widows saved, and rouse. quently looked on as omen., by their own tribe, provided she Government became trustees fur the application of such contributions. It is Isasestable to think, that no means have yet been devised to stop these stmossinstioos to God and mao; and if they do not come from our hand., so reform is to be expected !rest among themselves ; for as Dr. Ilaselasitoss my., " The Histiso religion is founded in bassi mod in. parity." A BRITISH OFFICER. Lueknuw Csatoorneals, Jemmy 19, 1929. • A dreadful accident happened •belt five o'clock yesterday evening, in Crown-yard, Swallow,street : Asa Grntle•wn'a coach was coming out of the yard at the time • boy, about five years old, the son of ■ poor shoemaker, named WMITE, resident there, was returning home from school. the child stood claw to the wall to let the coach pita, but, melon. choly to relate, was caught by one of the fore. wleels, dragged underneath, and its head was vitt-lied to atoms. The accident being attributed to the curelessuera of the coachman, he was taken to Marlhorough•street Police Office. DOG kat.t.inn.—On Monday, the 31st ultimo, a writ of inquiry was executed before the Sheriff of Essex, in an action, in which Messrs. A. F. Ginsua and Sons, common brewers, of Saffron- Walden, were Plaintiff.. and FORSTFR Artsouß, a person lately employed on the preserves of Lord BILAYBROOKE, at Audley End, was Defendant. The action was brought to recover the value of a favourite terrier dog belonging to the whi,•h was killed by the Defendant in the month of April last. The Defendant suffered jodginent to go by default, and the Jury, after retiring for a short time, gave • verdict of a damages, with cost.. The body of the voung woman found on the sands, at Sunderland, which was at first supposed to be u case of murder, was clearly proved before the Coroner to he one of suicide, arising from mental derangement, owing to a love affair. The unhappy young creature had been seduced from her father's house, at Reeth, and had come in search of her lo►er to Sunderland. Disappoint ment led to the said catastrophe. She had been taken by ■ person. almost by Nice, from the sea side into the town the night befiire, hut escaped from him in the dark, and he could not find her again.—( fiewcostk Paper.) A femur in Hull hiving been a good deal an noyed by the 'pertinacity of a cat, which, notwith standing she had bren carried several tinier to a distance in order to be Fort, still found her way home again; the servant girl, about ten o'clock a few evenings ago, ti ok her in the Old Dock, and tying a stone round the animal's neck, threw her iuto the water. The splash occdPiositil by this cis commence reseed the attention of a watchman near the place, who suspecting the girl to have thrown a child into the water, took her to the House of Cor rection. where she wee obliged to tend for her mas ter and friends to bear testimony to her character, &c. before she could be trleaped. - - MURDER AND ROBBERY.—On Saturday night, I I about half-past nine u'elock, is desperate outrage was committed upon some carnets near -Hatlicool. Soon after nine, three tnen joined the carriers, and entered into conversation with them, and when they had proceeded three miles, four other men came ult. The seven robbers (fur 1111Cii they appear in hive been) there attacked the carmen, shut one of them through the body, wounded another in the kg, and laid open the back of the head of a third with the butt-end of a pistol. and were proceeding to com plete their work by rifling the persons and packages of the carriers, when tine Waterford mud which lied left Dublin at right o'clock. drove up to the spot. The fellows instantly fled. and such assist ance as could be afforded was immediately rendered to the wounded men by the persons in or attached to the coach. We regret to learn that 11w man who was shot through the burly. died yesterday in Stephens'• Hospital, and without baring breu able to communicate lily particulars which might be serviceable to tracing the robber.. The other smell are in a fair way of recovers.—(Q (is fres/eel Journal, Autos, 8.) ~ . itit 1 THE TURF. .11 *MX itOon RACES.—WISISIDAT--( l Arr Dar.) The Wok iay Stakes of his. seek, for Hooters. Ow 4-mile bat. ambito Jordaer p. h. Gottlader M►. F. The:shin Sally Mr. W. Forth% Neck-or-Nothinc A Soo row bowies the three ; Mae starte4.-4 to 4 apt Sally; I to lapt Goldisder. One of she harem (Sri oulors) fell, its maktag ►kl for the best, sad ta.a ami lame acre much hurt. A Nate of 6111. Heats, two riles. Mr. W. R. Rogers's Maid of the Mill.. 4 1 1 Mr. Herbert's Rasnaisee .3 Captain Hill's Ariel ••••e.• ***** . 000000 4 3 Captain Frost's Leaks ...... 1 dr Firm racing -4r etch heat, and Lexicon rut lamed in the second-2 to 1 art the winner, sad 7 to 4 art Ariel. A Hamlicap Sweepstakes of 15gs. each. (Six Subscribers.) Coined Church's Pilot 1 Mr. Rose's Gamiest Mr. Charles's Randall Three only were placed. Even on the winner. YARMOUTH RACES, Ausuer 9.—(FltsT DAY.) A Gold Cap. valve 10egs. (Ilse surplus in specie) by subscrip tions of Togs. each, and tuts. added by the Committee. 2-mile beats. Mr. Gurney's ch. e. Lounger, 3 yre old I I Lord SofSeld's ch. e. My.ie, hy Quiz, 4 vrs old 2 2 Two only were placed; 3 to 4 on the winner.—A most ex. &lent race. BUXTON RACES. TUESDAY, AVOUsT 1. - A Silver Clip, value 50ge. given by the inhabitants of Brix ton to she North High Peak Troop of Yeomanry Cavalry, under the command of Captain White, (or hones not thorough bred, and ,having performed six days' re gular exercise this year; to be rode by Non-cenunia. stoned officers or privates of the Troop. Tu carry 12st each. Two-mile heats. Mr. Ritebton's ch. in. Fanny my Dear . 4 1 1 Mr. hi itirbend's b. b. Firelock (received figs.) 1 3 2 Mr. Moores be. in Fanny,. 2 2 dr Mr. Rangeky's bl. in. Water 100...... Mr. Lingard's b. in. Kitty u' the Clyde .. dr. Mr. Dickens b. ut. Charlotte. Mr. Mehra's mare came in first the first beat, but her rider having dismounted before he pine to the weighing stand, was deemed distanced. The coarse war very numerously and reopeelably attend ed. Among the company were the Duke of Devonshire, Lord Arley, Capt. Clifford, the Rev. Mr. Smith, the Ker. Mr. Sneyd, Lord and Lady Kinuaird, Sir George and Lady Crewe and party, Sir Charles and Lady Kent, Sir John and Lady Maria Stanley, and the Misses Stanley, Sir 'flumes Vavasonr, Mr. and Lady Elisabeth Heathcoie, General and Mrs. Michel, Mr. sad Mrs. Chrialopher Wilson Mr. Law rence Peel and the Misses Peel, the Bishop of Ki lmure, Mr. Wallace, M.P. and the Viscountess Melville, Mr. Eatwisle and family, ace. Ste. Ste. The Cup, of chaste and elegant workmanship, weighed fifty ounces. The North filgh Peak Yeomanry Cavalry assembled at Beaten on Monday, Tuesday. sad Wednesday, snider the command of Caplais White. They were handsomely crest ed on she occasion by their Captain; who made the privates an allowance from his own parse of fifteen shillings per wan. STRANR A ER RACES. TVIDDAY, strourr 1. A Gold Cup of 100 graiiseas value, the remainder in eyrie, brines Subscription •f ten !akimbo oath, p.p. Twenty Subscribers. Two miles. Three year olds, 7.1.; four do. Bat. Miss.; dye year olds, Sst. 121 b.; six du. and nced, Mr. Oswal4's Archibald, by Stamford, J. Gsrhut Monreilk, named by Mr. Martin Charley Shavy, named by Lord Queensberry Sir D. H. Blair's bay colt, out of Robin Berets dam A good race. A Plate of Fifty Guineas, given by the Member for the County, fur all ages. Two year old., a feather ; three years old, 7.1.; four years old, Sit. 41b.; live years old, fist. 1416.; six years old 9a, ; aced, 90. 21b.; mares and geldings allowed 31b. Three mile heats. Mr. J. H. Blair's hay toll, .1. Gsrhut Sir Will Ates Maxwell's Nell Meldun Mr. Holborn's bay filly Brown Teapot Won easy. There is now standing at Rliudillan, part of the wall of the house wherein EDWAID I. held NA Parliament, after completing the subjugation of Wales, a conquest which it had required 800 years to effect. The old wall has been built upon, and metamorphosed into the gable end of a row of small houses, se that to a passenger there is nothing particularly antique or striking in its appearance; but the Very Rev. the Dean of ST. ASAPH, In or der to rescue this piece of antiquity from has caused to be placed upon it a tablet, hearing the following insciiption : This resement Is the RI mains of the Building Where King &lolled the First Held his Palll4llltlll, A.D. 12113. Is which was passed the Statute of Rbuddlan, Securing To the Principality of Wales Its Judicial Rights and Independence. Whilst s gentleman of Minicheoder was at the Knutsford Races on Wednesday at'unight, on the course he was robbed of his pocket-hook, contain ing Inn hills, one of 1151., the Hiller 25/.. sod 21. Bank of England notes. lie soon discovered his loss, returned to Nlasicheater, and next morn ing waited upon the bankers with particulars of the billy. In less than 20 minute. after he had left the bank of Mr. MOTTRAM. in Brown -street, the Boots from the White Bear Inn presented the larger bill to be discounted, saying he bad been de. sired to get cash for it by a person then at the inn. A police officer accompanied him to the White Bear, and the individual was taken into custody, committed for trial, and sent to Lancaster Castle. His name is said to be William Hands. COURSE OF EXCHAN Amsterdam ....C.F 11 Ditto at sight l2 3 Rotterdam.... tC. 12 7 Antwerp ll 8 Hambargh ....t U. 37 ti Altoua. U. 37 7 Paris 3 day's sight .. 26 70 Ditto Boardeaux .. es 0 Frankfort on the Main Ex. Vita.. effective 2 21 10 15 Trieste....alo lO 15 Madrid .... Cadiz ......• 34 Sabot 3 4 1- Barerloaa 3 31 !Wilk 334 Gibraltar Lagfrarta 7E, FRIDAY, RUMMY U. Venice .... Malta 4 Naples • 383 Palermo.... per oz. 115 Lisbon Oporto. Rio Janeiro Rabin Dublin . ....... 7 Cork Agio of nook Do Holland istits.ton. Pi:letup , Gold is A' s. 1. Colo, per 0z....0 0 0 Foreign Gold in Bon 3 17 161 Now Doublooske 313 6 New Dollars 4 101 Silver In Dan 0 b 0 MEI COAL MARKET, Avow 11. Ship■ •t Market. Skips Sul.i. Price. 50 Newcastle 44 .... 31. 04 to 39. 04 S Sonde/land - [From " TA* Lou* Nets Prim Cunen') FRIDAY AFTERNOON, ADDIAT 1 1. Carron —Tbe demised for Cotton has been steady, bee i d not oxtemive : the arches's since our last consist of lag Perini., led. alB . 4'17 poi., ; 80 Ceara., 11411 ; lOU &solemn% 3 ip. ; 8 Grenades, 13d. 4018 Bowed* Ilid. a 124. in bond ;50 Tenneseem, 11/4.• Ilueals,liel.nefel.; 706 Bengal., 6fl. a 811. The public sale this forenoon ed entirely of &snag. ed Cotton. Tier letters from Liverpool state these was snore doing on Wednesday, 000 hogs Cotton were sold. COFIEC.—The extensive public sales early in ibis week went off wish great briskness, fully supporting the 2s. ad vancer), Tuesday; St Domingo by private contract realised 131 s. At the public sales good ordinary Jamaica sold 1275. a 1811 s, fine ordinary 1305., 1315., and 131.. 64., middling 1345. a 1380., rood middling 112 s. a 144,. lid. The public sales Ibis foresuow were again extensive; the good and One ordinary Jamaica sold Is. a Is. 6d. lower than any of the preceding days of the week; the prices of the other de. script ions were artsined, bat the market was not so brisk towards the conclusion of to-day's sales, Tel the general opinion is favourable as to Coffee, inotonbstainding the heaviness of this forenoon's sales. The opinion thus given rests upon the calculation that, notwithstanding the us preeedented quantity brought forward, yet nearly the whole went off briskly, and it was only towards the close of this day when the request subsided. Svaaa—The New market hea been so exceedingly heavy for some lime, nod the inspectors of illeseovadrs becoming daily more anxious to effect sales, a seduction of folly le. per cwt. must be staled ale week, brown Jamaica bring sold at 685.; the depression however rimed to facilitate sales early in the week, and eimelderabie Forebears were ro. ported : the salmi this forenoon appears 'piss to give way. The demand for liellsod Goode oppose, also to lure gab- ~K $ . • . • MAIRrETS. CORN-EXCH A NGF, Fatiser, AVO Val 11. The weather continuing favorrabie for the beeves', and Irving but few borers of Wheat st Market this morning, the trade was very heavy at a reduction of Is. per quarter on all descriptions, except superfine picked samples, which, with difficulty obtained Monday's prices. Oat, were dull oak, but not cheaper for fine Cora. -Barley is 2s. per quarter lower, bovine no demand for it except in small quantities to corn-chandlers. In Beans and Pease there is hills or no variation. • N EW BURY, lIF.RKS. Wheat . 564 to tt4s I Beans Mr to 50s Barley 34t in 40. Prase 44. to 4111 Oats Bread, per gallon, Is 711. to Is. 94. SMITHFIELD MARKET, Festossw,Acutar 11. There was • middling supply of beasts at market this morning, and a larger quantity of !eau sheep than venal ; the prices are much the same as last market day.—The Hay Market remains as per nor lest; in Straw and Clover no alteration —The following is an accurate siaterneat of the prices and numbers : To sink she offal per stoat of Slb. Raw f.... 4 c 0.1. to ss. 01. Head of Cattle this days... Hutton .4s. 6.1. to lea 2.1. Beasts 4OO lamb ...Ss 01.• to 6s 01. Sheep and Lambs .,,. 7,0110 _ _ _ . _ . .___ , . 0.1. to 61. Orl.llCetlves Pork ... Si. 0.1 to ea. 04. Pict .. HAY-MARKET. H0y........ 31. Po. Od. to 4? 46. Od. Geyer SC" 0.. Od. to 61. 64. 0.1. lotraw NEIVGATE AM) LEA DENHALL MARKET*. (Hy the Carcass.) reef .... 3. 8.1 to 4s 8.1 I Veal 3s 8J to Si tai Mutton.. 4s 01 to Is Id Pork 4. 0.1 U. Ss Od Lamb. 1s 4.1. so 5s BJ. PRICER OF HAY AND STRAW ST. rams. wurrcrioArvr.. Hy 31 es Od lo 41 10$0 0.1 Hay.. 3118. Od to 4/ Ss OA Straw It 4• 0 , 1 to It les 0.1 I Straw.. I/ Ws 01 to 1/16. ud Clover 050, Od to 01 Oa Od Clover 6/ 6.1 k/ iss 71 7a 04 SHEEP SKINS. ed to S• ft,l Shearlinp ('RICE OF RAW FAT, per stone of Bth . As stated by the Tallow As stated by the Bothers. St. James's Markel. 31 fld Price by Tallow... .30 5J Whitechapel Market 3. 51d Average.-- 3s 50 PRICE OF CANDLES, From Tallow Chandlers Hall. Price of Candles, per dozen, 11. ad—Moeda% 13. OJ. 6d. per dozen allowed for ready mosey. PIMPS OF TALLOW, SOAP, Ike. per 11216. Town Tallow 60. , 04 —s ltd Yellow Sow Ma Yellow Russia 52,, 611 ..=•1 0.1 Mottled Me While ditto...s4s 04 —a Ad Curd ...... ......,..... 101 e Soap Ilion.— 541 04 —s 04 Graves 1 'e. Na Os Meltimg Stuff 504 0.1 —a 04- Good Diego lts Os Ditto rougls..32s Od —ii Od. - PRICE Or HOPS, per Cwt. XFM DAGO. XLW lIKK Kent Si to 4/ 4. l Kent 3/ 14, to 4/ 111. Smartt —2l 18a to 3/ 144 I Sosscx .... 3/ Sr to 41 44 Easen....3l Or to 4/ 0a Esre .... 31 10a to 41 6. Farnham, Sne, 41 10. to 5112s.—Ditto, secund, 410. to 41 15. FOREIGN WOOLS, per lb. Spanish Sberp, Leonrca 3s 641 a 4. 3,1 Segovia :h 0.1 a is 64 Saris 2O 9d a 3s 3.1 ------------- Seville Saxony, Ist, ------24 Bubessia, Ist ........ 4s 9.1 • Ss 041 2,1 3s 9.1 a 4s 6J HAW 111 DES. Best Heifers. an Steers (per Ordinary— 2s 0.1 to 2. 4d stone).. 2s 101 to 3s Oft Market Calf.. Os to 9- rad. Middlings 2. 6J to Its 111.1 Dig. Horse Os 0.1 to Os 041 and eke prices steady mid be stated et the loos of le. a es.; foe goods are still I. seine regress lasses are steady. The East testis Seeps yesterday sold about le is , eh e . than Ore indis sale bap coed yellow 344.; low *bite 33..; brown Ifs- and 331.114. The ..all petrel of Hats,. oats Sugar yesterday west •f prices Is. • 3.. loser ; shit. 655. swidditog Ifs.. 645. lee hied.. St. DO•111114, yellow 31.. 6d. a 345. the latter gossl quality. By public sale skis forenoon, 407 calms Hayssnult genet went off at prices • 7s. per cwt. lower; ',sod white bet • 60e. 6d. middliog 00.. a 575. lIIPOUT OW REFINKD SUGAR INTO Buseta.-11 ported 'has Refined Sugars will be .lowed issportai u , into Russia Ps swore favourable term., particularly irritated Somers; this repose" probably occasioned else depression we have staled in Bavasswah Smear. lwensce or names Oats.--The stltreltele averse% for the last four weette,ll6o. 3d. per quitter, there is theref ore scarcely krises., of the ports oproisig. Offs.—Accassits have at leogtb been received from else Davis' Straits fishery; She report. are 501 up so a late date. hal nosy be considered faveserable ; the vessels :ret ie ~,,,, bra us ON average six ileb each. This very favourshie lAIPISde is counteracted by M4l/13 'etyma accosers from lie Oreenlood vessels, width ore still Sums ussfavouratsie shim at Sul represented. Tb. Oil snorkel teenage's/wee remit nearly at the (street rpotatiouse, and very little hosiers. "Ulf elisleses to strive 0ff..., shoal 34/. Rom, S , and Hot.t.aisos.—The demand for Rum cooltenes irrry interwove ; She purchases, particulasly of !.rewards, an reported very tonsidershk : the price. ••• higher ; ul4 Leeward., usideristsaf, 3r. ; new, 34. lid.; we: large sales at these prices, rust et-ovally She market looks Sm. Broady has given way ceasiderably. lu (Scores the.* is nu olerresion. TALI oW —Foreign Tallow. continue to steelier, the moor. kit is heavy at the reduction. The Tuwu mashes is to day 60.1 w Lifts A the muse as last week. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. INHILTIIMOUTR, AECUIT IC Ariiveil the Hind, from Dieppe. Sailed the Creok for Neelh allietiel Ike Viper cutt.r cruise; the American ship Lowlife. Pirko , 1 rat), ;..r B mlon ; Maria Walter, for New South Si eke; and ti e Viol', Tallied, for Barcelona. Putcmovirn, AUGUST 9. Arriieil the Atlas, from Bengal. rimmovTit, •VCV•T *, The convicts nu board the Nellie now In this port, boi n 4 to New South Wales, Aid a plan to take tioirsessinn of tilt ship, hi l t fortunately their scheme was fount out last even ing, mud lea of the ringleaders, whose manacles had been sawn through, were secured and heavy ironed. DIEM, AUCVIIT 10. ',Arrived and sailed fur the River yesteiday the Uitninro, Cumming, 38 do), from Demerara ; and the Britani,i, Handyn, from Grenada. Came down from the River the Fulham Fewer, for G. Johns, Newfoundland ; the Harriet, for Iliartasonih i slid the Turkish frigate Asia, Slums, fur Alesandria. The Larktos, Loch, from China,•aad natilber ship, name unknown, are now off the South FOICISIitI, prUCeratittg tok Ibe Dooms. At five o'clock the outward bowed wete getting slider weigh. NULL, avower 8. Further soesients by the joilrew Marvell, and a !mu re. crised this noursiag by Brews Wright mud Bowden from the Brunswick, state the success of the fiillowiug ships at the Rituth.west fishery up to the 12th Jell:—the Eiltsoo, 4 fish; Friendship, 'I; Lee, l ; sod t h e Hetw, S. aViVST 9 Arrived off this port tbit innesselek,uf Hull, (row Uas:d• Straits, with 15 fish, ffia hos se oil. ■ARMAGES. At Dorchester, Lieutenant Spencer, of the MI reeimecta lo Frances, yonneaut daughter of the late John Garland, EN. On She lit instant, at Braehouse, Scotland, Capt. Jaaa• a Stewart, of the 82d regimesit, to Jane, eldest daughter of Capt. Campbell, of &Helmut. DEATHS. On the 3d ins!. al Firtille, county Tipperary, Wm. Finnan, Esti Liiutennut RN. O Tuiesday, the MA Inst. Mary Ann Matilda, the wife of James CrowAy, join. SwF of Heaniugtow, wear fisgisworib, HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE.. tunnies •Ow 4. I Ereaisi 13 ate 4. PRICE OF STO( 9 per Ct.lted... 681 69 3 per Cr. Cons... 6.311/ -31 per Cents..... 4 per Celle,. 87,1 5 per Cl. N, Amt..lol 3 i 102 i 1031 im. 3 per Ct. Ano. 6711' KS YESTERDAY. India D00d5..34 25 pr. Ex. Bills. C... 4 5 p , . Ditto Com. 9 pr. Lou. Tirkrtr.. 211. lEa. Ocnthiutu Can. fur Acc Seevitar is seedo, fortitir fn re. _ _ The treatment sand—the core effectoal. ACANDID Easmination of Professional Pre• tensions is only to be feared by theme who are con scious of iorapaeity. Impressed at an WI period of oar professional MINT with the importance of • more minute attention in a class of dis eases peculiarly affecting the grseder opsesdiems of N sten-, we boldly devilled from what was held In be medical ortho doxy ; attacked the earning@ of pyricions, mid, by de feating its vile pre coercive, justly emitted to that approbstios a whie sweaty years, have rewarded our I. sod eftv‘ieo. The mimetic's of ioceelomed beetle fropeeottg ap pe ato our Wig b jaw ea& leimer pride, , v embed,' .e do ...., the mom mairesi saw t in the British Me .....no.anisiosell i of oar fame from envy The impetuosity of youth, or the Ammo. a( natio* in the mature[ man, often lead . ea eestagioes disease • happy, therefore, ' 11 : i tt cant be called, w hose anxiety cam be w ' days' care; end even in the usmiradir teetered by numerous symptoms, we eon Pion, by renderiog the Instmetil mild, Every organic change, or (lineal dental to the gestelative economy, falls Aer province, and will yield to our attrutioo. lie diseases of the oretltra, weakness, and do , rangements, of however long duration. The child of inanition may be reworef ell sad, imi leese, instead of being exhausted by Nervous t y, Ile wilt circuity!, the manlier proof of *igneous Imre The limits of an Advertisement do not allow the classification of our subjects, but they are amply detailed in Mkt we Wily published, published, called the ,Egis of Life, 1 sale of which, pd be oesompanied with as increasing are migeteablo rof our general utility. The can had at 20, tt:lmp ster-row ; 66, Pall mall ; 41, Pie:redid, ; 16, Princre.street. Soho ; 174, and 32, Fleet-street, se at any Booksellers. No.diorssor are . lbw these oseasioued owe of isalmellalisa ' knee easevellealreble, deem is pleaci, she P . OM the terms are • sooner to Letter.. closing a remittance , forwarded to any part GOSS sod Co. Mk Pest-street .—A private No diseases are felt with greater poignancy IV thassißerer On, those rseessiossed by his own iiseef M as eases of eolesoltstism is liberality of at' Pro- fessor mere desirable, thou where the Pal- &ace is placed, sad the most iris/iota gamed i thus the terms see plainly stated at the liras , se is answer to Letters miamely detailing Neaps, sad ea- dealer a rentltanee for medicine aid advise, sae he bearded to say part of the world. GOSS sad G. M R.C. Surgeon% 11, ' t, Feet-street-.A private door rotted Ile Prieto. , awl Published at Two Munn Paw sad Ms fli times tsod. Olio% Plit.-1117, Ilitaa4 by C. cuittoviEt4., of tbe /IN* VXBRI 008. Corn Inspector's Mesons, Tottosoao, Aligner 10. Wheat, per load lit 10. to tit ISs Barley, per quarter 37. —d to eis Oats 26. —d to 34s Beans 424 —d to 48....4 Pease -s —d to —s OILS, per Tun. of 252 Gallons. NewGreettl.Wbale.. —/ 341 I Spermaceti Old Pale Aral 1 1 Pale Rape ~ — l 47s PRICE OF LEATHER. Butts, 50 to 561 b. .each 184 to 195 , 4 per lb. Ditto, 56 to 6431 b.. each.... lopi to sid Dressing Hides 15.1 to 174 Pine Coach Hides 17.1 lit 18.1 Crop Hides 95 to 10 Hos for cutting 151 JO Ditto 45 to 5011 a Calf Skins 90 to 104bs 214 10 30.1 Ditto 50 to 7016 s 30d to 360 Ditto 70 lo 8016 s 274 to 30d Small Seals (Greenland) 184 to 214 Large ditto Tanned Horse Hides Spanish Home Hides estimates of our snlichie pe4l to our 41011,4 is au pride, whillsoW authority a card ilk is by the mom to edema, in the Brit sanctity of oar fame ft The impetuosity of yo ~ S . . , i So M Pio Ni liti 141 the S = A. I 1% Os •O 90 WI MI o ai