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miontenesq, leovinz the hole to inatte of tho levee of .%., wiltressfa, mid e't+r••.ni to gore she 1.. f ' nt , sely I - UW.llllrd, •wl without krving the box t4 ,. ..:.:// , 44 hilts I'iILICIL r nß t lrs t v romsorrEo ON 311 t. UN; MAUS!, ERIE(' TURN RR. Y,•:.r•!ty Arks PrOWn. a yoonr: NOM% WWI btfolifett ri •%:rJ by Frederick Tnr•krr, forr lbe of !iliddloy. it, with a Aas lag highway robbery, under t , .- tvlivwing riren.a.lenres 7 , ir 'f o rme deposed, that, en Thareday Pied hod, Lev itie floor, of eleven and twelve ,l; 10, , Sc.. beim. pore or th.oezts Hyde atreet, iilanno.bory, nn his way to his re. tetence, Itloonorbory.sgasre, he oleierved four rev five ill lookote fellows approaching him ; uo cumin= sitar I'm' the l's Am. r furred biome!, Niemen witne44 and the as 11 , amt the unbars varrustioled him ' • he immediately laid hold o f his watcicacal4, on which the Prisoner inane a snatch at Isis chain, with as intent to steal hie watch, hat the chain ; al the lime be received a mo,t tremendous blip* on the side of the Mead which knocked him down and atomised him, and the force with which i.e fail lacerated his hands very much ; na recoveriat hien/self. Le callivl the watch ; on their arrival sine of the villains was sernicd, lint the watch. tarn let him ;:to ; the Promoter, however, secured and taken to the ; he wan quite positive that the Pi scues was the mr.ua who ceiceil loss theta. Geery,-• linassiter stopped the Prisomer M beeriug the cry of " 'nor thief!" Mr. Turner said, great Manse was attached to She watch. sass in lett en! the thief Ito, and as scarcely a meld peeved but some &binry ssasessomaitted is that oeighbourbood, be would reliantly report it to the Hoard. The Primmer was folly committed to Newtate fur trial. COURTS OF SESVONS ACTS. T.he follring is a copy of the resolutions of the Committee reported in the House of Commons, upon which • 801 l has been ordered to be brought in by the Lord Advocate of Scotland and Mr. Brow:feu:- 1. Thal it is etredient that further rerulalions should he adopted resort:ling proceedings in the Court of Session, and to the Covet of the CArnimmlioners fur l'einds. 2. That prowigion he made for defraying contingent ex. remelt to be iso erred under the authuriiy of the Court of session. 3. That a salsry of 6001. per minim be payable to each of• the Keepeis of the loner House Rolls of the two Divisions of the road °Messina ; and a Pull:lry of 3501. sterling per palllO/11 M payable to each of she ( leeks of the thirteen Or , linary /whoa, in lieu of the fees now payable to them; inch sal a ita to he payable out of the fee fund established for She Coon owiSession. 4 That is expedient that four Extractors of Decreeta be appointed, with 'titulary of 2501. per annum to each, paya ble ont of the fee fond established fur the Court of Session. 5. That whenever the salaries payable to any of the six persona lIIIW filling the joint offices of Clerks Assistant and Prep f Extracts of the Court of Session shall cease, an :moo ity of 200/. sterling shall be payable to every such per. von. sm a compensation for the abolition of the office of Ea. cheatttr by an Aet of the 50th scar of his late Majesty's ft.fll. and which the said six prisons formerly held. 6. That • salary of 12M. to .r annum be payable to each of 11w Sheen of the Court of Session in lieu of the fees now payable In them. That the remereeration to be male to the Collector of the Fee Toad of tb• Corot of Mea.b,n be regulated. * Thxt the Barons of the Court of Exchequer in In• authurised to make compensation, if they think pro per. foe say loos to he sastaincit by any of the Keepers of Ili, toner !fosse Hullo, or officers of Comet, in cossequeste . r , rfrolftlimes to he mole is the said ofliees. 9. That in case of tiny deficieney of the fec fiend the same stisil he motile gond in dm manner Oirectvit by the said Act, plo•if in Hie 50th year of the reign of his late Majesty k s Georze the Thirst. l' Th.• the aforesaid eornpermalions he made out of the n••nin fli3frPll4e by several Acts of the 7th and 10th years of tl.r r. ten of Queen Anse, with the fres salaries, and .Sher ch, fr. .11..0 ea fu► keeping up the Cottrta of Si %Won, hos t, an.; I.:schemers. NFETINGS OF CRFDITORS AT GUILDII.4LL. T 1175 DAT. if . Hs! and T. A .Tarner, Newcastle-street, printers T r, Sonsris Town, tatliw F•lsrsrds. Moieties, master-mariner ..... J. H High Holborn, bookseller H Newton, Horsleydown, virtu:o)er ....... • .1 A • m9to.te. Shad Thames, emrver. l; N. rills. Colchester ' dealer and el.. moan II K Clnak-lane, Cirque .... II W Lerits, (iosweldstreet, jeweller S ebb. Fri ncesdirmare, merchant f:. INrch, Shrirpßpf, Imen•denper B. 'Milky. 11 jemmies, elleintrnioseger . .1 Wird sed J. Robinson, Mill•wall. millers . and T F. Crane, Northampton. Emcees J. I.,.ortiorst. Egham Hytbe,carpenter. C. hbs.lrll , St. Slartin's.lane, locksmith.... H. INtwyland, jar, and T. R. Davison, Old Broad sheet, ship aid ionmennee brokers H. Hall. Kimpleed, Threadneedle-54.cm, nod Stuck Etching?, broker J L. , . dell, liethnal•green,coal-mercha nt It. Commercial road, haberdasher........ J. £tencuck, Si. Janies'iirtreet and Little Patti ney• street. rosekennker 111 , Wrniharn. innkeeper It Linen. %t. Martiter-lane, baker A lire purl W. Earle. jun. Ear* London Theatre, .1 ,h.r+ and elrapriwn . A:. sll..na and A. Abram+, 01.1.atreet, tallow- • , ier• T Maßeef, Rateliff, oilman .......... ••• • •• Clamed, Googb•scrare, forrwr . . DIVI ()ENDS 1 II 1 10 1 11 T 13 Misr mod T. D. Meritim, Maiden.lsoe, • els .it Notary's .... lO C. Moo, layer East /mitl.l , ld, Irish provision dealer J K eat. Cleraelowell, alas- fis oider Aldessiate-street,titrher .. 11 E. C.t..a. Brood -meet, overarms E. PHOOI. Cenglrien, set Iliac! H :Co. Bread street. werebouermaa W I.enehrth, ant iner T. Ifur,my, Corobift, Lotfery Offore-kerper 4... 11 C. hi 4: Cardlirse.sirrti, nirstlant CERTIFICATCi D Gerrard, of Ohl Cavendish . 1,, •i. Middlesex. milliner. Wood. of Kingsareet, Si. .1 esmanorr, Mailmen, tocerhss.rnsker.—R. Johnson. late or Ft movie -street, Tauten. I.•ns coortcoad, Middlesex, hot now of Tottenhasn-essim. road, Middlesex, watch-maker.— F. W. Bowser, late of arias Sul, sugar.relluer.—J. Saodhsch, of Liverpool, merchant.— it. Garnett, of Plooliricb, Cheater, shoemsaker.—A* H. Ibrwron. of Ordesheati, Durham, Ertwer.—G Steadman, of Vasshall, Warwick, victualler mil. Hart, of Southampton, Holy, romor.—W. Beimd, Isle of Kenning ion. Surrey, wow. mercbant.—A. Frost awl J. R Foot, of Ma, clesfield. sco rers —C Poole, of White cross-street, London . Willow. square-noinnfactivrer —S. Bills, of Darlastini.Stadord, dealer slid charm.. —J. Porter, of Wringtoa. Somerset, nursery. wen —lt Dawn, of Bridgwater. namersrt, inns:founder.— J HitZnition, now or lam of Aarcrofi, Manchester, calico 'room —W. B. Plunwer, lair of Kinesionmpon•Holl, iron-fmtuder.—E. Jscksou, Vley, Glioacest.r, clothier . B. Ward, of Maiden Jane, Hattie bridge, sliddicsva, mug. lard and bue•masofacturer.—T. G. A-frith and D A.ipt lib, of Bermondsey, Suirry, shipm•ni re.— B Myth, of Dyers liss.ldieigu, Holborn, London, dealer toed t hafnium—E. S. Symons, of Falmouth, Cornwall, merchant —J C hotline, of Sheffield, Yu. k, draper.-14. Suirdun. of Cmterbory, linen draper —G. Swirl, of lisoluo•street, Bluotos.bu, y, klid dleava, builder. PITT CLUE OF SCOTLAND. On Saturday the annual dinner of the Pitt Club of Scotland, in rel.-oration of the birth-day of Mr. Pitt, was held in the Aiisembly.roorns, George street, Edinburgh. The Earl of Hopetonn wall in the chair, and the Earl of Glasgow, Croupier. There were nearly 400 Noblemen end Gentlemen present ; among whom Were— - The Lord Pruvoat, the Lord 'noire Clerk, Baron Clerk Moony, Lool Mcaduwbank, Lard Robert Ker, Sir Jahn Hope, Sir George Mackenzie, Sr Joint Oswald, Ite. &c. The denier was served up in Oman's best style, and she de-vert and wines were excellent. After the cloth was removed— " The health of his Majesty," was drunk with loud ap- plause. wirs drunk with loud npillituite. " The Memory of his late Majesty," was then given. " The Dote of York m u d the Army " " TIM Prince of Saxe Coburg, mid all the Members of the Ituyil F.mily." The Noble Chairman then proposed—d . . " The Memory of die Right Hoemosbk William Pitt," a name which would be ever dear to the country. His Lordship paibegyrioed the brilliant talents of that great statesman, who, by the energy and vigour of his councils, had freed Europe from chains, and had beesi the saviour of his country, and he believed that it was by steadily pursuing the plans of that eminent man that we could hope to retain our future eminence. The Earl of GLASGOW, in rising to give the health of the Noble President of the Pitt Club of Scotland, said, it gave him much pleasure to sir his Noble Friend, after having fought the battles of his country, placed in the station in which lie was, and coming to offer hie tribute of respect to the memory of one who, during the short time in which he lived, was so eminently distinguished by all the qualities of the patriot and the statesman. His Lordship then gyve— " The healih of the Earl of Ropd000 ; ^ three times t►ree. The Noble CHAIRMAN said, be was unable to express, in adequate terms, the feelings which he then felt, and was deeply impressed with the high honour which the Meeting had conferred on him. He would do his utmost to discharge it with fide lily, but he was aware that he would stand in need of all their indulgence. What is it that the soldier or sailor looks forward to as the reward of all his toils and privations, butt that his country may ap plaud his exertions. The thought that his country men are observing his actions excites him to brave every danger, and to overcome every difficulty. In conclusion, his Lordship heeded leave to propose— " The health of the Earl of Glasgow," a Nobleman who he was proud to call his fried—drunk with enthusiasm. The CHAIRMAN, in very handsome terms, eulo gised the memory of that much-lamented Nubile man, the late Duke of Buccleuch, whose private virtues, widely extended benevolence. and usefulness as a public man, were well known. His Lordship remarked on the loss his Grace sustained at an early period of his life, by the truth of the partner of his heart, which was never effaced front his memory during the remainder of his life. and trusted that the virtuous memoir of the progenitors of she Noble House of Buccleuch would be followed by their successors. His Lordship then gave— " The memory of the late Doke of Bikeleach." " The Pitt Club of Scotland," three times three. The Earl of GLAShoW begged to read to the minds of the Club the name of Lord Melville, who lived in te►ms of the clene,t intimacy with the great Swamis,' whose immortal memory they were cele brating. Fle then gave " The rnemur y of the late Lord Melville." " The Earl or Marlon, Ins blajetty's Corataliasiorrer to the Church of Seolland." " The Lord Prortot of th e City of Edinburgh." His Lordship returned thanks, and proposed the health of " The (Amity of the Noble Chairman," three times three. The Church of Scotland," with three Ibises three. Dr. WFARLANE, in the 11111111 C of the Church, returned thanks. " The City of Edinburgh." The Noble CH•111111AN said, he rose to propose the health of an individual who he was sorry was absent from the Meeting. lie nerd only mention the name of Sir Walter Scott, to recall to their minds all that is great in genius and in talent, whose writings would only cease to exist with our language. because they were founded on the un erring laws of nature. His Lordship said, that in conferring the honour of knighthood on the illus trious bard. his Majesty brt.totvell a mark of favour. not merely On the ilisiingutdied individual, but on the country. Ills Lordship Then gave " The health of Sir Walter Scutt," which was received with the most el 111141•111•1 le spplative. " The Lord Prestitrut mail the Court of Sessios," three limes three. " The Lord Justice Clerk and the Lords of Justiciary," three times three. The LORD JUSTLLE CLERK begged in his own name. and in that of the other Lords. to return thanks for the I 44444 our conferred on them. His Lord•iiip said lie would take the liberty to propose sue toast. He then paid a very handsome tribute to the talent* and abilities of the late Mr. Perceval, whore uniform boast was, that lie endeavoured to follow the footsteps of Mr. Pitt, and concluded by giving The memory of Sveseer Pereeval." " The Lord Una Baron sad the Court at Eveherprer." Byron Clerk ItATTRAY returned thanks. " The Lord Chief Commissioner of the Jury Court." The Noble CHAIRMAN thro gave " The health of the Lord Ad►ocate, who, from the very distiaguished meaner In which he conducted the affairs of the country daring the late disturbances, deservbil its highest thanks."—Three times three. Thomas Bradford and the North British Stiff." a The Memory of the brave Mesa who fell in the service of their country," was given by the Earl of GLAsoow. a Admiral 01roy and the Scisoolron under his romatatid." A Reverend Gentleman here stepped forward, and crested a poem in proi•r of the measures of Mr. Pitt. His entinciatimi was r, pid. and his •c. lion in many parts so violent and even ludicrous, that it excited no small amusement in the Meeting. He wise loudly cheered at the conclusion, and his health was drunk with occlamislion. The CHAIRMAN said. he *milli now propose The Yeutnaory and Volunteers of Greet Britain." In gill Ilig this toast hr could hut •cmid adding his mite of ',rajae to the impursawee •ud efficiency of this storcits of force. Hr was fully cominced they had I.rrn mainly to,trnu►eutal m► a Tarr occasion in saving ut from •catch►, and to 16111 Ille CHU wry would look in every hour of danger. This who would dare to lay au unhallowed hand on the ark of the country trill find s force .11ways ready, nhveys efficient, to tneet and onpprems their atitemida. Sir JOHN HOPE returned thanks. " The !reds!. of Lord illeadorohank" was then given from the Chair, for which hoti:.ttr his Lord ship thanked the Meeting in very handsome terms. The Noble CHAIRMAN then retired, when Sir GEORGE MACKENZIE was called to preside, who prnpola-.1 " The health of the F.arl of ttopetoon, who had en well sod SO ably filled the Chair."—prank with great applattoe. Seeer.il other bouts were given, after which the company broke op. ;~-.~=, .~: '. .- • TILL KING'S CHAMPION. In digging the grave for the late Champion T)ymnke, in Scrivelsby ehurefi, a coffin was found, which, breflcing to pieces oo digging close to it, was found to contain a human skull, with II quantity of thy which haul been formed iuto the dope of a body. As the coffin contained no other bones than the kkull, and the soil in which it was buried is gravel, there is reason In suppose that the body, after the head was severed off, ' , ad been odd by the undertaker to the our. geons. There was nu inscription to discover In whom it belonged. A permit has bern in training ever since the death of Georgic the Third to art as King's Champion at the ap proaching Coronation, the health of the late Champion ren dering it u yto perform the retvice by deputy. If the present mo.sessor of Serieelshy wire disposed to appear on that ores% ))))) in IPMII3I, there would nit be time for hiss to inure himself to hear the weight and cold of the armour, both of which are extreme. A person training begins by wearing one piece for three or four hours a day ; when he can bear that he pots on two; and so on until he can wear the whole.—(Bodon Paper.) IRE LAND. DUBLIN. MAY 29. It is manure(' that the Provost of Trinity College is ex erting iiimtrif to have six additional Junior Fellows. CORE, MAY 27. PRICES OF HAY AN STRAW 'Pr J lIITFC/I APVT.. Hay 3/ 3. 0.1 to 41 4. 04 113 v.. 41 n, MI to 4/ In. ni Straw 1/7. 0.1 to 11 10. 1/ ft. 0.1 to I /14. 11.1 Clover 0/0s Oil to 01 Os 0,1 ttuvrr .. 61 6. Oil lo 7 0.1 THE FAILURM The scenes of distress which this city ha■ presented since the stoppage of the two exteosi v e h ou s es wh o se jou les o r paper formed a great portion of the circulating 'plethora of the South of Ireland, ■re momentarily multiplying, and we gridvd to •ay, Ills( ao prOOlN'ti of alletietion opens to the view to direr nr to eiscoui age. II I. foil noon to expect any report from those Gentlemen who undertook to examine Ow state of Metiers. Leslie's HIT tirs. Bot the public expectation, in retch an emergent rri.ta, exceeds all reason, and the result is looked for with ninth anxiety. In the mean lime considerable relief leas hero experienced by 11w partial acceptance of the notes of this /Hoist., in several tot tclistits' offices and retail shops, without, as we learn, any material charge being made the Mut. \1 ore than one respectable house are said to h pearled payment, and, from the total want of the means of pay. went emplo y ment may be paid altogether to have . 11C street* from this ranee, as well as from the numbers se nsing from the country, and the grouper who are sure to roller.. MI such occasions, are extremely crowded, and tales of distress and despairing countenances meet the ear and the eye at every ro•ner. Last night there was some indica tion of tumult outside the house of Meseta. Roche, but it was confined to a few individuals, and was soon terminated by the arrival of the Sheriff., High Constables, a number of Peace Officers, and, we regretted to observe, some military. Twu or three persons were conveyed to Bridewell, and their appearance as they were conducted along indicated that they had received some blows. This morning the .treeis have exhibited similar Peewee to those of she Iwo Isla days, hut the crowd is nut so great as it was anticipated it would have been owing to its being swarkft-day.. A. a roof of the universal apprehension and want of con &body which lot vails, it was disire.sing to observe the nuinlirrs who flocked to the Swings Hank this day, for the pm pun of drawing their dirisits.—(Sonthern Reporter.) Although the failure* have already spread an universal gloom over this city and the snrroonding neighbourhood it is nut at the present moment, we fear, that their most dares.- ing (Imminence% can be felt. Some merchants who purchased huge. (111;1041es of batte r have, we andersland, returned the article, not having the romal facilities of payiog for it, it being a cash article ; sad sev►ral employers have come to a detu - Minsi ion of suspending their business, and discharging tho i, workmen bum she like cause. During the whole of ”lier.lay et uirds of idle people, among w hom were numbers from the emintry, were to he seen in the streets, formed into vamps, terry man engaged in describing his own tale of distress. It is indeed a trying crisis. DUBLIN, MAY 30. We understand that Doctor Troy bas at length acceded to the swishes of the Catholics of Ireland, and that he has granted hi., Chapel of Liffey-street fur the purpose of bold ing the Aggregate Meeting on Thursday next. PRICE OF LEATHER. Runs, 50 to 56114 each 17,1 to 19.1 pr. lb . Ditto, 56 to 661bs. rads 21.1 to 214 Dressing Hides Fine Coach Hi.les ... 1614 to 184 Crop Hides 35 to attlbs. tar tatting 1541 to 161.1 Ditto 45 to 501bn ..161.1 to 101 Call Skins 30 In 401ba 22.1 to 26.1 Ditto 5014)1011m 2dd t.. 3ld Ditto 10 to SW be ..... 26.1 to 29,1 Small Seals (Greenland) 204 to 22.1 Law ditto Tanned Horse Hides l6l to DM Spanish Use.. Hides FAILURES IN THE SOUTH. We are extremely sorry to ■nnuone, the stoppage of an. other gnat Ranking Rome in the Siinth—that of Messrs. klownsell and Kennedy, of Limerick. The following tires are ooracted (ruin the Limerick Chronicle of Sa turday : k MESSRS. NIAUNSEI.I., KENNEDY, AND !WWII. SELL'S BANK. " In consrqoence of the sudden and great pressure upon this Bank, resulting from the very unexpected Suspension of Payment of two of the Cosh Bask', M . Maumeell, Ken. nedy, and 813iinsell, are compelled fur the presemil to sespeud the business of their Ilauk. They will avail themselves of the earliest opmwtunity to submit a stateme n t o f th e i r a ff a i rs to the Public, which they hive nes doubt will afford perfect satisfaction ' and insure them that confidence and suppuet ninth they have hitherto experienced. " Limerick, May 27, 1820." " NOTICE. " A meeting of the landed end commercial interest is re qssetttsa at the Commercial-buildmrs, at the hour of twelve o'clock on Monday next, for she purism° of appointnle • Cummitite lo investigate the affairs of the Bank et Flessra. Mountie, Kennedy, and Mannsell, and to report thereon. " Limerick, May V, 1820." There is no apprehension, we are happy to understand, en -141... Mined as to the Bank of M r. Pike, of Cork ; or of M r. Roche, of Limerick. The latter house was open last Sunday, from seven o'clock in the moruing until evening, for the purpose of paying. Mr. Pike had partitively few notes ii, circa. lotion. There is no ruin upon any of the Dublin Basks.—. ()üblin Et:ening PM.) XIIIKTIIFY. MAY 27. . Many of the inhabitants of Kilici oily recollect when the display of goods at the frieze faits of this city covered the whole extent of the Psru.le, which was so crowded with dealers that a passage ronid not he made to the Ca.sle except by the Gravel walk. Our May frieze fair was held ow Thurmlay. There were only four loads of goods in the innate., and we did not observe that one cf them was unco vered during the Whole day: CARLISLE ELECTION, Al.sy 30.—State of the poll. soclh (t$ James, L-ti .. 107 I Sir P. Margrave, Bart.. 13 TOTAL STATE OF 111 F POLL: IVra. James, Eq. 459 Sir Mho SI itsgrave 349 Disponsil Vote .... I Disputed Votes.... 7 460 3541 Majority for Mr. James Sir Punic, as Ilse close of lite poll This seeming, declares!, thai it, ',pm, cum•ullint wills his friends, he fuunit he hail no rowdier cli.eit,r of sl.llTril., he would deeinir the color i st to. ,ow. We then Cure expect it to close us Wednesday mvrni..g. COAL MARKET, Jt•Ne 2. Ships at Market. nips Nuld. Price. 25 Newcastle 8 Sunderland 8 .... :38. 6il lu 39s G.I [From " TM lAnuton Nr:c Prire Crirrent."j FRIDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 2. Corso —The Cbtlon market continues iu ilmortive slate : there would he extensive parelvosrr, but the holders remain firm, and will maned to Ito deer , saints to faciAtate sales. The offers made are about A.d. a .11 per ;b. under what is considered the prevent market cos wire. la route goonee of the Gramm* of the bolder. Ibr salt.. snnee WI, last are confined tu-50 Surata, SI a SO. in Wad ; 400 Bengali., 7d. a Sid. The account. re rived f.um Liverpool this morning stale, that Brasil and E,rd India Como) were in steady request st the former prices, but that Bowed, bad advanced per lb. SUDAR.—The Sitar market continue. henry; the new supply is still inconsiderable, yet the di.position amonaat the holders lu sell is so great, ilo It dt priers must again be stated at the reduction of Is. a 2.. ; the inferior browns arc particularly heavy. Refined Goods may he slated at the reduction of Is. a 2s. and very few purchasers at the decline. The quantity taken by exporters is upon a very limited sciele.—Holasaeu are steady. There continue', to be a considerable demand for fine white Brazil and H h Sugars ; a consiolumhie pare el of the former, and some middling whites, sold at 50a. Coregs.—There have been conviderable public sales 0 ( Coffee brought forward this wet ; th.• demand soul the po tee' improved early ie the week, the advance nearly 2s. per cwt.; St. Domingo, of good quality, realised 115 s. Gol. a 117.1.; Cuba, 117 s. and Ills. Ad.; Brazil, I 14'49.1 ; good ordinary Jamaica, 11Ss. ; Are ordinary, 117 s. a 119 s. The minim sale this forenoon consisted of 138 casks Coffer, awl the market has again give. way is the same proportion it had improved. The sale went off heavily at prices 2.. lower than yesterday ; line ordinary Jimmies, with colour, 1175.; good ordinary, 114 s. 6d. The market may be stated heavy at the prices of Tuesday. RUM, BRA3DV, AND H 0 LI. A!I DS.•There has been a etm sillerattle parcel of Jamaica Runt, averaging IS 0. I', sold at 2s. V. 1.; Ind with this rxcep , the mai ket is very heavy, and the puichases on the most limited scale.—ln Biand) or Geneva aftere is little variation. l'imit•To.—By public sale Ibis I'm (nom), 61 bags Pimento sold at R.:ld. FRUIT continues very dull : ao exteneive public sale was brought forward on IVellsiesday. st winch a very email pro portion appea►ed to have been sold. TOBACCO —The Tobacco market continues i• • lang•lld and depressed state: purchases may be made ld. p r lb. lower. Oms.—s-Tbere have been considerable purchasesof Sous here and Cape o'l4. The quanlily of Grcenlasol at market is quite inconsiderable; for arrival, purchases ni.de 32f. and TALLow.--.llsere is an improvrins sit both in the demand and in-prices of Foreign Tallow : she advance may he sussed fully Is.; for yellow candle here 48.. 6d. and Ws. ; for ars ival 58s. stud 58s. 6d. The Town market is today quoted Cl,. 11 hi eh is the same as last week. COURSE OF VIICII. I III I Ansterdans....C.F 11 4 Ditto at sight l2 1 Rotterdam .... 2 U. 12 ft Antwerp lt 7 Hatiabures ... .21 V. 37 0 U. 37 . 1 Paris 3 day's sigh' tb 70 Drt►o .........t U. '2ll 0 11E. Raes►i, Juan 2. Venice .... Malta 4s Naples Palerme....pee es 111 Lisbon Oporto R to Joimitire 33 Bahia . Cart •• • ...• • Agin of Bank un Holland Hoornteam' ... ?6 1.1 Frankfurt us the Main, Cz. M 155 Viiiina effective 2 M 10 Ti it ate ....tin Madrid ....effective 34! Cadiz .effective 341 Bilboa 34 mrctions Seville 34 Gibraltar Leghorn 47 all.lloll. POrttlglll Goitt isa Z s. 4. Cuiu, per 412 0 0 0 Foreign Gold it Bars 3 17 1411 New Doubloons 3 14 41 New Dollars 0 4 10 SilVer in Bars •6 el Genus .. 44 I'llE TURF. GRIMSBY RACES. Than.lay re'nutikbt the weather Ina very unfa►oenhle f..r the sports nu this cowrie; the several heal., howevrr, were well molested, and pre►iously to the bones maniac, the oath were 5 to 4 is fa►our of Mr. Hodgson'. colt. Mr. Bell's ch e. Chickes Mr. Hodpos's b. e. by Conlin On Friday Me bets were 3 toll is (arose of Master Be►eel., Mr. Upplehy's rh. e. Wild Boy I I Colonel King's br. b. Master Beve►ley ligiiNiM MARKETS. At the Corn Exchange lasi morning there vme but little fresh Wheal, nor was there merle of fine finality; saPerfilse samples obtained Monday's prices, but it& rior were 24. per quarter lower. Oats are rather cheaper. la Barley, Beans, and Pease, there is no alierat Mo. There was ■ very Einulsopply of all kinds of faille last morning in Smithfield Merkel, in consequence of which Ike Market has declined in price; Lamb, Veal, Motion, and Pock, hare ;den lowered in price. In cosseveliee of the rains Ibe ilay Market is looking downwards; in Straw and Clever ih. re is no .Ileration. 12XBRIIN:F.. e..rn It►pector's Reirro, Tulin'DAY, Jun► 1. " • " per load l5l 10s 10 •111 15s 13.‘rley, per quarter 34. —.l to 40. —el • Oats ^s. to 33s —d Bears 40s —4l to 4611.1 Pease NE%VRURY, REIMS. Wheat ....... ...rids to Nls Beans 4!• In 44 Barley 30s to 335 1 Pease 44a it, 48 Oats 24s to 31s I Bread, per gallon, Is. 7.1. to Is. 04. NEWGATE AND LF.ADENGALL MARKEN. (By Ih• tarraws.) Reef.... 4s 84 to Se &I I Vral 44 LI In 6■ MI Mutton.. Ss 04 to Ss 84 Pork 4s e 4 too Ss 4A Limb ..S• 4,1. to 7.. 4J. PRICES OF TALLM Town Tallow 654 O. Yellow Russia 60., 0d Od White ditto...NO. Od ed Soap ditto.... 57s Od —s Od Melling Sluff 501 Od —a 0.1 Ditto rongh..34s Od PRICE OF RAW r, As Slated by t h e Tallow Mellen. Price by Tallow ....38 8J &c. per 112 lb i1,..v Soap ION :%10111.11 Curd 11)2. Graves Good Dregs 9s Os 'AT, per shine of Sib As stated by the I.lsitelsers. • St.inires's Morket. 3s Oil lishiterhspel %budget 3. Sd Av..ratte...... 3. 5?..1 PRICE OF CANDLES, From Tallow Chandb•rs Pace of Candles, per dozen, Is, o , l—Mmil rig, 13r 0.1. 64i. pre dozen allowed fur ready money. PRICE OF Flops, per Cwt. NSW RAO.. 01W Kent ....3/ Si to 4/ 4. Kent .... 31 128 to 4! 126 Now: ..21 188 to 3/ 101 Sown 3/ 311 to 4/ 0. Essex ....21 188 to 31 1811 Emmen 31 3. to 41 On Farnham, line, 5/ On to 111102.—Doto, serontl, 4149 to 5/ 04 LICHFIELD. AIAT 21i. On Monday last the 64(1 regiment, the head quarters of which are in this city, were etteperi e d ut a field adjoining to Whittington Ifrntir. 11,e regiment had a li re appearance in battalion ; iiie men looked remarkably clean, and went tint.il i n their evolutions with great precision. After if, regiment had beets inspected, the Officers of th col." with numerous Ladies and Gentlemen o 1 the neighbourhood, consisting of about 80 in 1111fIliter, sat down, at one o'clock, to a most elegant llojearie a la Fourchette, given by the Officers of the rear. men', iii the huge room at the grand stand on ine race-coure, which hail been prepared by Mr. CNN,. Ch"fnlsagise, claret, Vin de Grave, &c. &c. ssere sere( d out in profusion ; pines, strawberries, ire., and other delicacies abounded on the table. A l .. propriote and tasteful devices, allusive to tine cnrirs and to the army, embowered the principal (11.1.e5, of were reflected through the jellies. The shl. et the entertainment gave the greatest satisfaction ut e company, which, about two o'clock, roved t , i the upper room in the stand, where the Iroise dance concluded the fete of the days Among company pr -sent Sii v Cbarles and Lady Oakley, General Sir /eke Dying (la. sperlimg ()Seer of Ike corps), Lieut.-Colonel tfw Jaiin born, Commandant; Sir Wm. awl Lady Clarke, Sir Frau. is and Lady Darwin, Hen. W. Browne, Han. W. °veiny.... the Very Rey. Dr. anal Miss Woodbonwr, Mr. and His. C. Swomfen, Easy and bliss Strinkii, ger. Thomas sail Levi u , General Dyoll, Mn. and Mlle PCMONISII, att . . 31.. Mrs. and Slim Probys, kc. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PORTSMOUTH, JUNI' I. Arrived his Majesty's brig Canseleon. from a clot*, hatlrd the Bantams, Auderson, for ILooduti.-11 hu blown a heavy gale all day and very squally. FALMOUTII, MAT 30. Arrived the Fux packet with a mail f r om Jr‘salf., w 41. (13• ; and the Ansi, Harding, from Waterford. S iilyd the Enterprise, Hunker, for band.' ; lie shop t, Warren. Goo Bristol fur Porlesouuth, with I.lwlcre.l oat Saluda, last belweeu Padstuir and St. he, crew saved. JLN.t Arr!ved the Alliance packet with a wall (ruse (.nucn• burgh. ILASMSTIR, 1 . T!.e Maid of the Mill, Bell, from Lomroo to the ...•t -wnrd, Ito.t two anchors and cables is Kiagstoe Bay, yt I.r -day, sod has bee. supplied form this plate with as oarhu... COWIOI, 'Wit I Arrived the Active, Muskat, (MIN Fdmust►, with loge of mein and foretup-usasts. ST. KART'S, SCILLY. 414 T 30 No weasel has (arrived al or sailed from Mae place for Ilse las.l three weeks. nrkT, .113/12 1. Arrived awl remain in the Downs the Henry Welleide‘. Cole; Regan", Taylor; Lady Hannah Ellis, Uitishart ; a• London, Tenser, from Jamaica; the taller in 61 day.. Friend", Riehartlvoss, from RIO Jawlike; aod Saws, Domtb waite, from Demerara. Came down from the River the Shipley. Illoacrief, for New South Wales ; and Regent, Seseleit, for Rio Janeiro. sled the Commerce, HEITIC, for St. Petershot gh. LIVERPOOL MAT 31. Arrived the Antelope, Winter, from Hawaii's*li; 1)1.11,(111, calla TAOWild; 141cus, Lew is, from Boston, \'p tootle, Mike hl; sad &eighth, Orloff, from Dantzup BIRTHS. On the 30th ult. at Drove, Susses, the Lady of I len! - Colonel Wyndham. of a daughter. At Clifton, un 11'1iiisunday, the Lady of I.eri Aloes, jai,. E-.. of a sun. MARRIAGE. On Thursday last, at St. Arne's, Suho, Mr. Francis God bold to Mass Sarah Wood, of Nassau-street, Mary• le.bour. DEATH. At Port Glasgow, Mr. Hugh Richmond, one of the aod.r clerks in the Custom-house of Poet Glasgow. His tinsertl was attended by a party of t►e volunteers. This young run's death is much regretted. He sever recovered front the fatigue lie underwent during the ismaivectioa at Paisley, and from the bruises lie received at Gmeauck on the tith of Apra. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE. Siurning 59 afire. 6. I Evening 2$ der 7 PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Binik Stuck 223! I Bk. L. Aim. 17 13-Itri 2241 I fudia Stock 3 per Cent. Red. 69 691 I Ditto Botiris; 12 14 pi. 69 Old Ann.... tiQf 9 per Ct. Cone.. 69i 1 3 per Ct. 1751 69i toi 31 per Cess..••• 77l 1 EL Bill., 2...2 4 2 pr. 4 per Ceuta." 934 • I Ditto C .•• • 4 5 pre 86 Lott. Ticket., 281. 14. 3 per Ct. N. An. WM Cons. for Ace ' 701 3 perCt.Serip.l 11 1 pc /(SHE (7()Itf)141. BALM or (III.EALI) po.. „IL WWII great rffic.ley in all nervous dixorders head. aches, wealturemes, hrayhsrw and lowness °rapist's, dialers of .fight, confused thought, asd wandering; of the vapour. and melancholy, and all kinds allyitteric cumplaiutt, which gradually vs off by the eat of lbw salubrious Cuedtar. lu xickursa of the stomach, 'titlelcncira sad ulotructirxrist it ix a wife and poverful renordy. It is admiral!} calculator to afford rrticf to brolicia ■ad decayed cumtitutois, whs. , thaw, I.cent:dicta hare lama unsuccessful. . The Cordial Bohn sof Gilead is sold is bottles, pelt? 111. and n3s. each, by all Medicine Vender, in 11w United limy wish copious duc • ••, and is Lotion by Mevvr.• T. H. Butler, Cheapride ; Messes. Bar o n asi a C u . 150, Os fssril.asseei ; Mr. IVarsl, Holborn ; and Mr SiraJliug, Exams nge.-1 lf who.% sissy be hid, price 38. SOU vMOYS GUI DV. TO HgALTH, or Advice to both Sears its a variety of l'uniptaints. With an li•say ull the Vs isert•al Wieser ; Glints, Seminal Weakarga, sod that de gimes ire habit called ()minim ; likewise all A.ldress to Ps veils., Tulin*, and (;uarilians of Youth. The isalrniiuts of this Work is fur the express paepose.r warning youth from tilling nuts a delusive sad &retrofit , ' habit, that fascinates the sepses, destroys the health sod sprits of its seisms, aad rcadees them feeble and inactive fur life. Printed and Guise 0 , Tee IMims Paws sad Toe it;, by C. CURNWELL, of t►r Strand . ~~. ' 1 • _~ ~~