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LAW •iNTF_i.LJCENCE. COVITT'OF CHANCF.ItY, Wextuvirren, SLY Tb. 131:Are ids I bolus the N'ter-CtrANCII.I.OR. toteres.t occurred this day, except to the 1 , irlie••4 I •Ita•Prilvil. The. r sits lotllll4l 1 . 1 the LOILH CHANCEL.. LUE'• CO'ltt OF KINf,'S BpNut, Mkt' lb. The t.' , .tlrt orrtlfri..ll thr oilois of this day in a!letwfdig siw.:ol hrgotarlds. cot , r con 11 ON PLEA S, %V t•ltaiNfillit, MAT tel. The l'..tilt. 3101 011 . II pied Iwitriug 'sail jwiti tlrit, Iwelve o'clock, whets the ClltEllr JCS TICL: wciit to it it A Isi•Prise. POLICE. lOR • SiR [PT. Ve.ter.liy lbw/meet Mlntripr. alias Bre/ P. *has .Vaitin. haw. sv:‘s ex..m.iie.l before M r Manes, charred with "emit ox a fit, I.,uthny allrttins Iterii..lt to be the next of kin (the inoloor) of Cornelius lairarty, a deceits' 4 seaman, :Aid I.y %thief. eke defrauded tin Voininimioners of Green. o•ii Hospital of 'onwards of •311; it would have been an or:. Hr.% iiioler a late Act of Parliament, hail she not .oh hut only prewait.l a fake petition. The ratlaT a moil 11111 . , na her own too.; and attended to prove that h.• alis tftr liesrm.t kin lii the rleeenaell; Intl fhe l's r hail the istion.lence to 'llium% him, and she had iimur seers him h. fore, nor dal she know him from Ad tm, Milton:ls her own sister was ral:ral to prove that they Med io m ibe . ihr was committed fur trial. • T11A3141-OiTICE. D.%RING RIVER PIR.%CY . ...... 'Yesterday a host investigation took place at this Office, resticrtistz ilw oolitic', committed on board the Corionandel Ititha boy. James Abbot demised, he was on board the boy ; they had seven the sts of dollars to lake to take to the ship, Lady 4 'am plod I, outward Ismail, lying at Gravesend. On re aching I;ngsor Ilulr, they were hoarded by a party of nten, who present. al pistols to their heath on hoarilvtg, and fm.ced All men on hoard into the cabin Mr. thartitittin, the Aker I..doticiet it. the Company, and I. took two bland... littsses„ mid fire,l at the robbers on dirk three tunes—the bie was vt.turn. d ; and an exelantation Was made as if a person was wounded. it was stitereetled by a voice, saying, " We will tittipler tent all," which led ant to the resolution of figltting for oar laves, if Ilse vessel was attempted to be scuttled, as we atpl•reiteuded, hat the robbers having lowered the cheats i t. their lairge, went away after firing scrrial times.— Their faces were blarketted, and I think I should know some of them apiat, if in the same dren'and distitise. It further optic...n.l, a barge bad been stolen from Illathwall on the itts;ht the robbery hail been committed, and that it was folintl by the owner yeiterday ntorniing tattered to one of the v..shels of the Ordnance, which was towing it up the river. The people tots bonol said, they iiiand it adrift, and, on east ..... tint the Inittoin, some tackling and a hat, taken from the... 141114 the C,oromandtl, were timed This I.d the Ma gistrate in suspect some persons helongiorto the Ordnance Were eauccrued ter the rubbery. . . 3lav, xti Officer belonging lo Ueioe Hall. wid. four prr- MHIa were apprrhytitlrd al Woolwich wt SIllIpiCiell; eital he Could altar. iielonting to the hop at a bowie there ; moil Hut part of ilir gad been ale° &sod. la consequence of Ow, the Nlagoorates remained alining until sexeu o'clock, expecting the Pri,towrit to be brought there. CO RON I , Ir mvutsr. Yesterday an Inquest was held at the house of Mr. Edw. the pita of the hell and Cruirts, Fig-lane, Saint else, bear the Veterinary OM. ge, before TIfiIWAS STIR. LIN in, Esq. nn the body of George torke, a soldier in lb. Ist ,Regiisient of Fuut Guards, who had hien (mind hanging in an unfinished bursae in the neighbourhood. `The ',embus who found the body hail ting, a Inotlurdia. taw to the deceased, titd John Rutledge, the Serjessit of the Company to hit the deceased belonged, weer the witnesses e imincil,frum whom evidence it fi ppfiared that ihr deceased re ew. d two sev►re •minds or the Iltth of Jilir last, jig the ineniorable lisoile of ‘caterluti, Niter which time be has been ;wooly in au hospital, his old wounds breaking oat 01.'4 ; that he was always a very religions, moral Man, of th e brat character, :did very regale► in his conduct ; bat that of late h e grew ver y m e tswelw i ly, low.apieiteit, and reserved in his Insastirr; that he was quartered in Little Remelt steeet, Lb tart -lane, whence be etas aboent twat nights previutui tai his bt•io: Caned hanging. The Jury returned a Verdict of—fAutery. It hating been determined to girt ANOTHER /30N115, all who purchase of tiAzARo, Bumps:, and Co. before the Drawing, will iourticipate therein. The Scheme, consisting of only 14,000 Tickets, contains Two Prizes of 30,0001. and Fifty oolwr Capitals. The Drawing conmietii6es kitve TuEscoVe, on which day all that are drawn will be Prizes. I Azsau awl Co. sold in Last Lottery only, a Prize 'of .20,000/., Two of 6,000/., and Nine other Capitals, all in. Shares. Ntw Box us.—A II Tickets and Shares purchased Of RICHARDSON. GOODLUCK e and CO. or of their Agents in the Country, between the 27th of April and the 14th or May, will receive a proport - to Share cf the New bonus of in() 11'hule Tickets. RICHARDSON., GOODLUCR, and Co. respectfully solicit the P.itriniage of tlw Public, in the picsent State Lottery, which begiois drawing on the 14th of Nay. The Sclwine coutaina„ t Prizes of 30,0001. besides SO other Capitals. Tickets and Shares art on Szle at their foitimate Offices. Lurnhill and Charing-Crow, where 'wee been !its:area and Sold, iii the la-t 5 Month*, 4 Grand Capitals, h ug to 1-1-I„zonni. ; Nom. 18,146 and 5,144, P rizes o f 60,00 id. and 10,400 i. and 10,-244 1 431 Gram! (;‘)!,ltim (al.itul. 416:4:1,000 Guineas rack, si=g=EQN t►LIK•sE oP Am , trrdani '19.28.21`. D;tto 31 :ilea 3O tl Amster.l.nti 11 19 C. F. Milt° ut right 11 16 Rot terdam l2 u 2U. Antwert.. l2 t► Rambur.ol.. 35 6 2W. Shout% 35 7 2;U. - Paris Ido 'a datz 25 0 Ditto 25 20 2 V. limirdemix ...4 'l5 20 Frankfurt un the !Hain 145 ea. Mu. Madrid 33!elrertive Cadiz 34 ..trective 331 Earrriona 11li1110111 lit tiztatatizio Gibtaltar 3l Legbuns' 471 (iE, FRIDAY. STAY W. Genoa 44 Venire. Malta Naples Pil6llllo ll3 per Ull. Linloun 4.'porto 13u1,1111. ..... 15 per Cl. ('.4k . Asa° of the Bunk uu Holland per Ce.st. aut.1.19.4 POrttlgal Gold is .e e. d. Coin. per I.z ... .4 • • Foreign Gnild is Bars ..... 4 0 0 New Dosil•ieoue ..0 • • New 1)011nr• .5 it Silver in Harm ....• U N CIII L•ais (1•011).. 0 V 1 7 01:EIGN INTELEIGENCE. FLANDERS MAIL. MAY .5. Ail En gash frigate has just arrived at Autivi , rp, to take no board and cutivey to Ostia ‘'ecchia the statueri. , nklores, NMI other works of Art, which bit crilrg ..... h. of I. 11311 to ravish hum - the capi tal of the Christian acrid. 6. M. Simile* liss Itist publi.heil " A hi.tory'qi in the idle .41%e5," moil hos added to it seversl - -:harter, ; g Own' is one of the Em peror I lenry VI I. 461.41 Worn's, 123 I. The Eni• perm' replies in it to the questions that Intl Swell put to hood come g the ►igida of subjects. According to decision—" No Prince or turd COO ehiahlisli new bows or new constitutions. tfith nut the Eines/mit of his principal vannals."—The of the people were. tlw►eforr, not every where rl:sreg,arderl in the middle sgts, as Nut often been alitisioAL VIENNA. APRIL 21. It is reported that Prince 'linuoitz, the Aus trian A tolmmoador, who but lately arrived at M.i drid, will shortly return hither. Report pretends that he 100 not brew Otte to obtain tot audience of Ferdinand VIII.; brutuYi. the Court of Madrid still protests against the tukisig possession of Parma by the Archduchess Alaiis Louisa. SWITZERLAND, APRIL 94. Several public papers hare spoken of tumultuous meetings anti bloody scenes between tits iwasaists and the , isttiau troops iu the environs of }idiot and the Vosges. IVe are invited to contradict this news. The best miderstanding 'prevails between the sol diers awl 'people, 141111 malice alone could imagine a report witty!' the irmitinillity and the good spirit of this country has already discredited.—(Gazette of 1.414461 Mite, April iii.) FRENCH PAPER& PARIS, MAT 7. (Front the lilonitenr.) We. have rtecivevl a rioted copy of the following IS (ay " Messieurs the Chevaliers subscribers for the abolition of slusety, ill IS hstcs aY well am Iblut Its, and isilirr persons in vittd by them, met in the Rue tietwge Batelierv, the 15th April, 18111. " M. Vticomit Chatesabriand, on Isis arrival, delivered to M. the President, copies of his Speech delivered is the Chamber of Perris, which were afterwards distributed among 3less... She Cloirtlicrs present. " M. She Pirsident, opening the Sitting, read several ex tracts front his Nepur►, which will be printed and delivered lu subset ihrrs, surd communicated all oho justificatory papers of his very extensive correspondence, of which some are in the Arabic bagel:Age, from Li!:011 even to A 11.., from Jails to Tangier, will. the translation; sod of all the interestiog documents which are in his 'muds. " After di 0000 rr, the ll'resideut continued the reacher of the principal inters, awl-among others of some letters from Algiers its#ll, particularly a letter from au °Seer of the o.itish navy, adilreseeit to a Member of Parhaeseut of his wen natisia, and which lie hail milt to the Presider., contain ing very distinct details of the sitaatiint of the tosfortunate Europeans siiffering in irons at Algiers, of which be was sery 'rectally so eye rimers, and astute very judicious re flex ttttt s on time impolitic measures of the nations who, bay.. i.ig been, and bring still able to anailii!ate the Naval power el time A Igeri nes, - have wade eplowsieral traces, for they cannot be considered as solid treaties of ponce, etipalatieg merely for the:r commercial interests, without regard to their glory ur to the ri;hia of humanity, sad leaving to the Algerines the means of begi 0000 lug again, as is dinibtkits their intention. " Santo& havitil no military marine, multi not perhaps have acted salient ise ; hot it is expected attic great Powei* who have it in their poorr to stipulate for the smaller, flit peutet tim: af afithe coels , srf Europe, inhabited, according to the esprc.ision of the Mussulnian , , by thr Nazarine Ha. tom. The Ambassador of his Sarilimso Plajesty to the esrart of Framer, has uotifiel to the Pirishleiat under (lair of Apr.l 10, the coaclusion of peace bowies, his Majesty and the flog. ury of Algiers, through the support mid mediation of Gnat Britain. " Ti:e Preaulent !mein had the honour to he admitted Man audience of the King the day after this met tiug, to wait his report to his Slajs sly, as a sithseriber w ihl, charitable fund, and to lay field.re him ilw rornsidoidilduce and documents, directed his lajesty's anent' to sloe coerce-lie and im pressive conclusion of the Address of the Esigliah House of Lori!, to kis Royal Highness the Prince Regent, us, the 15th May, 11414, r imploring him emetically to use all the itillitenee of the British Crown is the negotiations, amt to %Cairn of all the Sovereigns of Europe the total and immediate abo lition of the Mare frank is Africa, to stipulate fur a gem-- cal and Ina vurahle naimiciation of ti:se barbarous pear- Ike., and to procure the promulgation, under the united authority of the whole of the civilized world, of a solemn dcrlarntion, that to drag iota shierry Me inhabitants of reaerfal countries is a efolat.on of the unirersal law of an imas,funded, as it ought to be, int Ike immutable isrihri loll, of justice and religion—soliciting also llw ackuowlerlF uhrot and performance of those important duties by which we bait- engaged to pay that homage to the rights, iils.ty, and happiness of our fellow-rivalrous The President observed to his Majesty that, as the Macke were Nut specified, the Whites could rot be supposed to be excluded from the wishes expressed for the aholitiosi Gal. iu Africa. " The President, on this occasion, Mid before his 'Majesty a copy of the eloquent appeal of the Vicomte de Chateau beamed to 11w Chamber of Peers, on the nth of April, re marking, that, from the sentiments thus expressed by the Rouses of Peers of both oat Mos, the sovereigsa might perlisis think it worthy of eimaideration; amid if in their wiwloui they admit the principle, they might proceed to its applirat 00000 and du good by their aupieisie ands,- rity, without waiting for a formal suggestion, which could not be preseuied this 00000 , our earlier thin next Septem ber, which wuuld have the dr fenceless coasts of Italy ex posed ill the iucursiuus of piste s, at least during the whole 5.11111166.1. " Ilia Majesty readily admitted the correlating of this reasu ll iss g, aril admitted the jissare of this rause. He mi. drool!, felt thr stone itirlitimattuti that was aistadrsted by the President, *lora submitting to his Majesty the iloeitutrittr, inning that several iuhsibitaatr lid errs rteently been Cdr. tied uff from the eoa•t• of Italy cad Mardian: 1, anl that 24 tarn had lava osurtlrreil, and their rurpars found upon the share; • lie Milli&tit hail the hauteur, fiat the same day, hi mike tii h,. Ibwal Illighue.. Mon auit w reteeit: (rum him the like PARI4, NAY 7. II is Mijet.ty tralmOrteil Inutiatse yenieriloy with •• • lof hi- The Priort•oGNHOe entharked at Naples on the dill and nu exiweted to read, Tosl.loll On the 10th. t:t arral Cattibrosietrt toot % , -41...1.1:5y for Nantes The Meru C:ottocil of War , ill pructoot thio .131 1•t the ease of (IL ',era! iicrtrauil, rept' to the Ausueoly, .for rootrioucy. There will 14 tou orta evidence, mu defender of the accused absent perm*. Tlw lieinirter uuly will be heatil. The F:rdoptror of Russia has Trainedl the exportatiou of 12.000 beeves flow Palau!, for the supply of the city of Vicuna. rittNeu lUsDs. For pri Cent. P. 2 1.5 fr. 11.tuk LIW APPMAIT,IIHNTS. Win. IN'ioldield, Bag. Burro:ter at the Chrnarery Bar, has been appointed Chief Jostler of Glotritor gmisliire. in Wales, rice George flardingr, Eati. deceased. This appointment has given graieral sa tisfact• to the Chancery Bur, as it is only the merited reward of twenty years close application to Ilia profession, 151111 boilliaitt talents. The urbanity of his manglers us a geotlesitats in private life must make every person or his acquaint:thee rejoice at the aNputuhnmlt, which will entitle bun to a silk got' and mthly him to take his seat inside of the Aar as as King's Cemuset. - _ The. Lord Cloince!lor has nin • led his son, the John Scott, to be a Commissioner of Malik ruiits. SPRING GARDENS EXHIBITION. Nu. 11. We h we already- alluded to some of the pictures in the present F:xliihition at Spring Gardens, of the Society of P. • ra in Oil and Water Colours. Mr. flAvooN's Study fur a Head, is a fine and expressive work. is :is much tire and it irit intuited into this gipsy crinnteliance as we remeni her to have sera in any picture of this description. Mr. C. V. Ft ELD I N Piero near Coerir, yr, Flintshire, c. utaius some well-depicted romantic wetiery. Tl 6. Arti.t iv in gene'sl very happy in the delineation of landscapev which require bravura effect. Mr. (kovEa's Nant-y-Bellan. North Wales, hai. ttttt well-ezrewed pairs. There is great sere nity in flue vliaracter of this Artist's c position. Ile seems fond of Nature in her calm and unruffled aspect, and clues nut appear ambitious of ascending with his pelicil into her wilder and 'mire sublime scenes. We hate already alluded to this Artist's Cattle pictures. Mr. J. Ss, rues Remains of m Amphitheatre at Taormina, in Sicily, Mount Elsa is the distance, is an excellent representation of architectural and landscape scenery. This Artist has some other good pictures in this Exhibition, to which we shall hereafter advert. Mr. Paotr's Study at Worthing, possesses great simplicity. His colouring is clear and natural. Mr. J. H. 11111.t.r.it's Desigufor a Church Win dow, is drawn with great taste and correctness. Mr. Rouw has been this year very successful in his Portraits in wax. lle has been rather flattering in his Portrait of the Prince Regent of Portugal, having given that Potentate, in his under lip, an cxpressiou which it would be vain to seek in the original. Mr. E. LANPIEER'S Study of a Dog's Fiend from A'ature is au extraordinary productiou, for (as we are told) a very young lad. It would not dis credit t!ie labours of experience and maturity. A Portrait (No. 64) by Mr. J. LI N ELI., is u spirited mud expressive work. The st) le of the head is excellent. We are glad to find that the powers of this Artist render bun alike St for por trait or landscape painting. Miss 11. GOULDSIIITII . S Sketch from Nature, with Trurelkrs, is a most improving twecinirei of this fair Artist's talents in landscape painting. It is well composed. well drawn, and coloured with a proper attentiou to the truth of nature. We shall reserve a few observations for some good pictures of M►. CHISTALL, Mr. BA RRETT, and Koine other respectable Artists, who are con stant exhibiters in this Gallery. RAW IDES. Rest Heifers afoot Rterrs (per I o r dp i e tr y.._l 6 IA 1 0 011 stone).. 2. 0:1 to 2s 4d llllarket Calf .. K. to 0. rio l. is bd to la 10.1 Enn Home 11. MI so LI. 0.1 COURT-MARTIAL. I)ecision of a Court-Martial held at Chatham, on Lieut.-Colonel Alidgley, upon nineteen several charge.. '• The Coati, in closing their proceedings, conceives it but justice to Lieut.-Colonel Nolglry, to observe, that, after a very minoti• investigatii-ii, it clearly appears to them that he has discharged the sidutilis duties of Commandant, at Tilbury Fort, with unremitting zeal mud integrity, and that he has uniformly 'Mewls the lit most attention to the eon, fort and at (fare of both of and men tinder his c - maul 1 am to acquaint you that his !final Iligliiitss was pleased, in the name and on behalf of his 51,1jc,-iy, to ap prove and ,until in the (imbue and sentence of the Court.— I sun further to acquaint you, that in giving hi► serious at tention to the rchstive situation of the Prismier and Prosecu tor, his Royal High n eas was pleased to express his satisf ,e -tion nn the favourable result or so long and minute an in. vestigation of Lieut.-Colonel Midgley's conduct, and to observe, that the violation of discipline, attending the pro ascatilos of a Commanding Officer, upon charges which have failed of support, would appear to tit matid a mask of dis pleasure calculated lit preserve militaiy authority f - p-mindless soil unjustifiable accusations. Under these sir comigt Rocca, his Royal Highness lots h.sm pleased to CUM susami the Prosectstiw, Lieut. Brewer, shall be ►raatved from the situation of Adjntaul SO the Depot at Tilbury Fort." (Signed) " FRP-DERR:Ii, Commentletoia-atief." SIIEEP SiiINS. led 11).•.% u. Shrtn.linp .... Is ILI I.amba PRICE OF ILEATII F.R. Butte, 50 to Milts. each 104 to 2241 per lb Ditto, :A to 6111bor est* 24.1 111 2541 "knit :sots' Rocks —4l to —.41 • Dressing Hides 14.1 to 16d Floe Coach Hides lad to 114 Crop Hides 35 to 4011 or eottissx 15.1 to 164 Ditto 46 to 5011 Hd to 19,141 Calf Skims 30 to 4011 2ld to 23.1 Ditto 60 to 7011 s 23.1 to 274 Ditto 70 to Stints 32,1 to 24.1 Small Seals (Greenland) 33.1 tot 364 larze ditto 100 s. to I SOS. per dozen PRICE. OP kt. James's Market 3a 2il Clare Market Os Od Whiteellapel Market 3. 2d per it. ilt dlb.---- TA 1.1,01 Y. Town Tallow 654 0.1 Od Yellow Russia —4 Od OJ White ditto.. —s —s Od Soap ditto.. —a 0.1 —. oil Melting Mull 4091 Ditto mum ..—s OJ 2f.s od Graves 7s 04 R. 41 Aonvige.... 3. 24! IGood Dregs..... NI Yellow !Soap, 116s--Mottled, Pas—Palm.lo4. Price et Candles. per dozen, 10s 04—Moo Ils rot. NATURAL HISTORY. There is new In be tern in Oda Wirth the singular end°. silty Ora young fivi,s Alligator. The egg from which it was hatched was bruuptht by a sailor front South America to Givarnock, and the person who now exhibits it procured it when it was so small that it could be easily h. Id is. a per sou's hand. Nut knowing how to treat it, lie kept it with out final for about six months, during which period it mu►t here procured tmtutl.•bntrat tiom she water with which it was supplied. As soon as it was advertised iu Erlisibingh, it attracts considerable attention, and, among others, it was visited by ass etllitHrlii Naturalist, who 'toil...ft.' a different, and, as it appeals, a most successful mule of treating it.— Since that period its growth has been rapid : its length at pre. rut is &burr 3 fro, 8111 i eirrry day males a visible differ erre in it., size. It is though: that it till grow to the re of so feet, and still renew wane. It fr.de iipriu her ring•, oyster., or generally urns any lied of thsh, and is to pt either in the water, or in a sort of box, with& glass top, mar the tire. It is remarkable for its sagacity, mid if througo the night it &aids water, it will leave its couch and make its nay to the keeper's lied, when it will muesli, aril if by this means the keeper Is not awakened, it will strike him with its tail until lie alti lids to its wants. lu like in.iiirer, Abel) it grows told from the fire going old, it makes tti nay to the keeper's lad, and puttimc aside the In .1-r!cilies, lie. down beside him, in order to procure heat.— Popes%) The cori.se of Lord ARTHUR SOMERSET. who .leparterl this late at Lislusta, is either ;wired, or hourly expected. at Falmouth. The Duke of REAvirma, 1,m(I FALMOUTH, marl other limeselles ~f tla• ))))) erm't family. ore gnaw clown to meet it, sod is at► its wily l,•r the care of the utlia - t•'d 1.341 y SoMERSLT anti her eliihlresi. The liturial will t u lip place ut Bishomitom its GlOUCcb ltisliire, %%Ileac the family vault lies. COAL MAIM ET, MAY 10. 'th.n• at Market. Ship.' Sold. l'rire. 512 Newent4le 34 34..3 , 1. to 40.. OJ, 14 Suuttcrlautl . REMIAS Ur• GEN. IFASIIINGTOY. LETTER FROM ME GOVF.KNoIi of V MANIA To JUDGE '4% AbIIINGTON. Hi. 1'.,. 21. SIR-1 perform. with lafini te ontisfictioo, tilt dr .„_ aitosed to sue by Ilse enclosed ltieulatious of the. (;,. To the onsmitnotss mipmetioo of the desire of slit I,i . talus?, I beg leave to 'old the earnert wishes of ihr Err. that you will permit she nasal's' of her beloved (~.,.„ w a ,.hi•gton, and those of hi, 'menet.' and •t , hr removed. to Itsrlaossurt, to b. iulrrrrd near the C':•. beneath a Monorrielit to be en-chat at the expeie e i t people of Virginia. This applies Woe:isle Is the native State or Wa.hip t „ too, not in the WOK of Dialogs loaire In• rep.it,ba h _ • to. lathe cahoot h Ourrearcol 1.11111:111e as a toriourial of a Nati 111 l grrttii ode al,i! tfertiiiii • the expectation that it will excite • %pint of which will give her, for age* to conic, citizens wh.a a . 1,,„„ will be marked b} ili.intere ated devotion to the poblic as, toping' all uct disiinguished her 11.'1'4,4 43 t%.,11.110:i0n. _ _ All .hu hAt, agenry in m king this renue..t. :III! .Al.l of ferling which 31111 11'01 m.. 1“. with the rctuanix r.f nlatiging so revered, boort' you wdl tif-1,1 shalt' to thy nodrut whh.c of V I lime the h;ssons to be, vet). yuu orrvant. . 'NICHOLAS. Hon. iushrod Washingtoti, City of Washington. Ju PI.Y. %%Rohm:ton t Manly IR. iNtR Sta—lt is not in my power to raper.. mime t,.h would do jw-liee to any feetiu..:., the semniolity am! : I iefeiweit the ni•iiilittiewe of the 11.egishit61.• c o* ant hori.ing the Gove..tior he AMU 1, • .Irt`rol , 4ollte a I'll ai ..l a. ,equeot m• . e• In t chalf and e. the 'Mire Or the f, u , 101 , 4Arillth, So retina the erninati. of het 'ere,i Lite General George tt riAtinztoti, to he ri ~, 141 Gone Me family vault :11 Mootit VI loco, owl in!. reel rear the of Vir‘iiiin, beneath a toottoint.ot, to lo• Ica at the r. expret.e, and to suite :is A the toorhil to fate re agt,,.l a, lolr of a rratefii I people" The HAIUI4• of the applivitiors, the unanimity with shill' it was matte, and the :mine in which it is e unite to Mimes,. me With feelings of gratitude uhirli.-A never I.r oblitei,tegt No lo o ny mid nn pt.Wrifilt are the mailers which sot! , Ire to comply milli tl.r s. lit of the Imei•lng ore; ,o • n„re a.:sl su esencst .14 sey solicitode 10 promote Ihew, li t , ' I oppose to Ihens o ris my in rsonal fitting% awl net ro't dual repuguntice, ~. patting with the icinsio% of Wwshiogion and of N! cs. Washington, tla kr fit hoe, n. have been sandued, 16is repnp arm would here queried, and I %Weld have yields d these bodies to belle-pv..4 of vs the will of Virginia. Painful as the sacrifice neat have been, it ..hould fume been made. Hot ohligatiims •rw incred than nny thing whit h conceive m)self —obligations a it!. %%hick I cannot dispense, riei•eei..4 me to retain the mortal rcinzins of my venerate.' node in the family vault whirr they are deposited. It it. his own a,it, and that w:11 is to me a law which I dare Slot y He has himself directed that his body slienl4 be it!4rt d yr. ■nd I cannot separnte it from these of his user I eiMille,, Ly Whirl, it is mirrosititleil. I pray rut, Su•, to accompany my profound athnow:e,k. metals to the I.reirt!ature of Virginia, with the must re. :ntstirenees that no rutisicler3iillllo. Evenly tier.onitt, could iodine on to oppo►c my wish... to theirs, and that it is rut without the must dreptc4 re-lret, that even solder the high sense of a in .al e!r•rnl ditty, I decline to comply sills the request contained in their Rermitutions. Penton' me, Sir, to told, that the manner in which the re quest of the blisl3istre tuna hero comintenictit:d hy the lime.- esstive, hits , iu uu S:11:111 dezree, tin-reefed the pain I indict on myself an not yir Idiot to that request, and to amine 'ow that 1 am, with the highest remieet, Your ttio%. vboilieet Se., want. HUSHNIiU WASH His Excellescy 0. C Nicholas, Gores-our of CA 11 EfiON is eniipulted every 1)4: otimdsy, rxer:or.l), from Tess till Three .i ('lod, at hia Homo., Na 34, U. ,ttera-atreet, Oxford-at reft. Palio oda losable to attend ore allocated to seud a armallquahtity of their morning urine. Although Dr. C.'se method is singular, it Is a well.knume fact that he has restorr.l many to perk•rt health, when die most eminent of the Profession have failed, in painful, lin. toting, and dangerous emelt ; Mamma of the Liver, hilt_ ..us., and other Oltornetiuns, Jauudior, Complaints ia the Stomach, Nervous. Debility, Glove!, Dropsy. ..cc. Also the Complaints peculiar to Females at the differeut periods a Rte.—Advice to the Poor without a Fee. DL COOPER'S MEDICAL BOARD, CHAIN OTTE. HOUSE, R LACKFRIA RS-ROA D. THE salutary rtlert of this Institution is mini festt from ihe following very extrantiliiviry cure:— . . . . . . - Loudon to wif.—" Juba Jackson, of the Borough of Southwark, broker, snaked, oath and smith, thclt io the y'rtr he was adlieted wits • dangerous disorder, and nearly so - return months ruder She care of bayeral 11- ,am-table Surgeons, without obtaining any relief. his, disease rapidly increasing, his life being iii danger, be was n. commended to Dr. Cooper's Medical Board, Charticlte House, Bclickfriard-rusd, where the progress of the 'lila ase was immediately stopped, and hr was 1414111 restored to pe,- feet health, winch, by the blessing of God, he still enjoys hereby declaring, that in statism these farts be is iunweaccr; by 111111 other motive than a grateful return for so miracu lous a cure, and the...holy he Owes to his fellow-creatures. (Signed) " JOHN JACKSON." VW IT% USES PRIIIIECT, " F. M. l.awraac.•. LAS, blackmaii-strrrt, Bomugh, ripe, banter; Johnson, A, Charlotte-strect. road, auctioneer; Thomas Darby, St Slielsatl's alit y, (Mr hill, tailor and draper " Sworn at tire Mausiou-hotist., this Ath slay of Mairh, 1816,1wfore (Signed) " AIATTH WA' 7111y..1.- It is • well-known fart, that thousands f.tl{ iettms to orbs elNe by eunstiking tarn; thi., indue..l Dr: C0..0.,„ mot three Surgeons of 30 yean: rain wore (Meador , . of I!*•• Ittl al ('ullrge of Surgruns its Loo.loss an.l boburele, rat sp, , ears by the List of ISM), to r.tab,ish a NL..lir-.1 r,oar.l sl Charlotte-house, Great Chsrlottr-streti, °Napoli. the Rev. It. ("Lapel, Blackfriar..rthul, Loudon; nad 4.1-3 Etitiocet Dipronsoligate Phrieittes here since Germ (Oriel to the Homy'. 311 seas. C'ooper fool Co !we consulted by all rant:: of people, from Ts tire till Eiadit ; or I.y letter..eurloss Ai; 4 fee Irtlor mom others are answered). oating Voris ctw. wIo.l medicine and advice are *via to all parts of the kmcdoos. The Petra and Fistulas cnre•,l hits-Mat cititi If ; asa,l A dviee ¢ratia.osi l'ucselay, Thursday, and South) m na• imts, t 111 l'l•eek. A wid.• flow au.l 10-,vate rooms far rewiales. aad 31.,11 (4,8th..0n who atica,l with their patients our prrwrot Ii rowawltathaia. ?1e IN7'ELLIGENCE. PORTSVOtTIL I' 9: Arrived the Rapid, Citaposan, " e;;as the for 11 " ,- "" 3 AY , " ; Fretler:en nasal felsri.t, Harrison, t the Downs for 51-oless nod Ite ; Hoodlum pr‘ ket, from the Downs, for Leghorn ; Mary, Cummings, (tom the Duwua, for Antwerp. !FALMOUTH. .11 tit 7. Arrived the Ehrtheth 11111, Brett tttt t from Loudon, fur 11.e.gh , ru. l'ut load: the Spartish brig Aleiuu, Vuualugu, fur DIAL. MAY Came down from the River and sailed, the Adamant, LI- I kr, fur Ow South Sra.; Uaiou, Fulharhe, for J:imairs ; Pa triot, Anderson, for Quebec; and the A it-violet r, Sorilin, for Madrns and Ceylon. Alvu willed the Lord IC4tellcrcutb, Lholg, fur Bombay. _ . 111.111tiETS. CORN F.XeIIANGF., FRIDAY, MMA• lA. We Mad 110 fri Arrivals 'hi,. inurnine,, 4410 , 1 drovntly fine Whrat an% readily taken MI at MI advitnce from rpostrier. Fine Burley ts entlirr dearer. Malt • u pp o ris its price. Grey Peas may lie considered Is. per quarter dearer. Fine ads sold readily at no atlrmicr of Id.. taw quarter. In other kinds grnin there is no altriMiun. CI'tLRF.NT PRICES OF GRAIN. Foreikn%Vlwat. .—si 57.1 C 74 Fsiteile S:. Grey ..... :Ms rube ditto l9s English 41A M). Flue .11110 lOO3 ()Id ditto It)e Fine ditto Barley 23,1 274 Flow ditto ..... New Jilt. Tick Broom .. . 344 Ohl 11110 ...33- Sitiall :,fIA 014 (.11t, 33: in. F.'as Oafs 2s), 22. Eitteilitto 24. U{ivt ilittu Vt.,s ,ors to --is —s Nlitlt 53s 63. Fine ditto While rene(lmilers) Jtis 40: Four ditto —s Point , or ditto 3:4s Rape .1 29' :311 Vito. , Flour l l5. 71s senoml.: 65.711 a UX1:1111%E. Core fetspretor's Return, Tourtansv, MAY 6. Wleet,per l7/ to 24/ 5s Wee Ditto --I —is to —/ —s Barley, per quarter 271 --t1 to 304 —d Outs . "5, —4l to 31s —4 limn• 32a —4 to 316 —.4 Old &•ans ' —a to —a —lll Pots Rye —s —d to —a —4l NEWBURY, BERKS. Wheat 63. to 08s fid I Oats Rye —• to sOd Beans it!. to 40. 0.1 Barley 36s to 30% Orl Pe.oe Bread, per galluo, Is. top. to ill I Id. SMITHFIELD MARKET, FRIDAY, MAT 10. as day's market had not a nod sapply of the different kinds of cattle. Lamb and Veal sold at last prices; Beef, Mutton, and Pork, were dearer; amid the trade, for the moot part, was nut very considerable. The sales in the Hay Market were somewhat flat: Hay obtained last prier; Straw sold Clover liay. fallen to prier. The followiwg prices and numbers are a correct statement : To sink the offal per stone of alb. 8eef....45. 0.1. to Ss. 4J. Head of Cattle this day Mutton ..4s. All. to 6a. 041. Kinds Lamb .. 6s. 6.1. to KS. 641. Sheep sod Lambs 4,100 Vea1....45. 4.1. to Os. 04. Calves Pork ...As. U.l. to is. 6.1. Pip HAY-UAItKET. Hay 11 Os, Oil. to 5/ Ss. MI. Straw (lover N EVVGATE AND LEA DENHA LI. Al ARK E S (By Ik► CnreABL) Reef %s Id to 4. 4d I Veal 4s 44 S. 5- II Mutton .. 4. 4d to Ss OA I Pork Od to 5., 44 lAn.h, to 8.. 041 FOREIGN WOOLS, per Ih. Spanish Sheep, louness a 6. 0.1 Sflg°vim .. 3- 6 I ft la lid Soria le 9.1 • F. 1(.1 ----- Se ilk .... Is Ad st 3. O t t 141,x1,0y, Ist 7s 11.1 • N. 1 1.1 . _ 5% Oil n i s 0.1 Bohm. lit d■ 3 , 1 • fts 11c1 2,1 II KV/ SAGS. PRICE I! Knot 41 4. to 71 la Sweat —4l Us to tit Or PRICF.S OF HA PT. J 4%11:W0. F Kl/IN sw rocet ET+ to 101 10. Sn...ex 1.• 14 4 Essex ..4i/ 0. to 9/ 04 Farnham POP It. 1.; 111'14;s AND writ A w. WIIITYCII ►rrt. Hay ..41 Ina 0.1 t.. 8* In 0 Ilium I/ IN. 0.1 /020 4 . .41 (I.lvcr 51 8.11.1 1.. It 8. 0: Hay ..3/ 15. 0.1 to. 5/ 5.0.! ttraw/ 2/ 2. 0.1 to 2/ 11. 0.1 tIINFS. Liaboa, per Pipe 45/. a SN/. I Sled. per 110 gall. W. a 03/ Purl, per 138 gall. 40/. a :al/ S.ierry,prr butt . 301 a L3l. SPI It I is, reC. 30nn,in Rood. nrandy,Cog. :LI a it; thi Geneva .... R 4 Rd ani 0,1 liolunkaux.. None Joimairn Rum 3. 99 a 4s 1.1 Spanish .... None Y• tid at COHTE, in Mind. (:+ud Jamaira 67/.a 1;9% I Muilaas 7oa a 80, OILS per lot. of 454 Gotlkno, New GreenliVhale 161 9r sperntacrti...... • • 1141 521 Id/ Oa hiss. s.l l'a!e Seal Mare .... 39/ 194 PRI(I or STOCK VECCEI: Bank Stuck .211 I b a lm 3 per et. Fx. 111115.... I sloe. 5 per. 0 1111 l tom 3 sicr C0m...621:11 Ditto 4 vet CrtitA. - 1 1 ; Cow.. .Ire 3 ibrir Ct. N. An. —4-2 I Hank 1- Atm. 15 7-10 i MARRIMA On an 11th indent. at Cheltenham, Wllli Pat tersess, Emu r,r the same plant, to Jame I:recur...a. thud daughter of 10mo:0g Greenwood, Erg rri B.sure Nos inn, Ox. t:ndshire. I,t►h[N , N Printed AV.{ üblisr...dl at 411/ flatlet. NJ i .%, Slyina ; Where A. , +% , .48.4 me::t.. arc ie. (pod pm 1,1% univi 1. al.lres , c4 —C SMITH, N.. 7, eksole.te, Ina. I'. •to 11 E. No 12/, Pai.lisber SMASHER 41 The Paladin THIS EVEN INI (411 b • pr. formed • 1 SI 4 1.4 of the Snit Art. . ' zt ; Tbe MI . After the Operi, ili • GONSALO .rt. A • tiffnIATRR-ta .:, - EVENINI • , "WO •It . , . . co ..... ~. . • . . . ' .. ViAh Oribileffr. 4t: sew Moue imeidtitl M . 'The Marini/vs by M . i • I• .nse .Pirov vec i. i M ibarti r. R. !'hills nth, nib. Mkt Carr, Mi ....• , Miss Cooke, Mile her htli appearance n mid Mane, ilarr.e. •le The Proloperie be sp 7' 'ior Miss &ally. . Ts which wil HONE Calomel °lreton, M, ..• Vasa; Ahrl, Mr. C Teague (with the flomg Jnhartnae. Mrs. Dap, - Its*, Mrs. finger. Bones nod plum to b twat, at the principal 1 , t, street, from ten till fun t The new Trezedy, eal ....! Alisbeted, wilt he rape • : To.ainerow the Fare Theranoa y, Thee , e • .• Count a( Anion. ' On Friday, The Mar t On Saturday will hi -• )4 Dramatic Romaine, in 1 / 4 The Paladin and the Pi saw. TVISATRE-RO THIS EVF:NII will be THE .1: Lord Trinket, Mr. Jul Mr. Oakley, Mr. Yowl' Lady Freelove, Mrs Gil deli appearaate to tlaat To which will be ridde , and Colni WHO % Oft, THE 1 The Music. Seater Felix Fairlove, Mr, ]Colon, Mr. Harriertea. Ilere ce r e ; Sarueres, for die Ooze' BoxAMionr, Hart-etreet, The DOOM will be of begin et MaV-part Tirwierrow, A Midi -.- On T:stindap. the of Killing no Merdrr. Or V.i.tay„ the New with Lore, Law, and On Saturday, the CA Ma•que Of COlllllll On Thtirrday, the! (never performed in tbi Fmaigiaats. Adelaide, IRISH LII THE BELFA! Public. that LIN and that their Witticism ourtment Of IRISH width au.l quality. in the moat approved fah bleached on the gross, preserve the zetseral ap wards of eleven years to the wear and ma3lit sharer not approve the meld ever toacle Orders executed b, and O'KEEFE, SO, facing the British Mai THIS DAY, THE LOT! Ever, The first-drawls ti 'boo of 30,01 Tlll5l-1, Co a Lottery, grail which he has expert return hi• filleeft Th and to remind those w that the LOTTERY at Three, when terry first-drawn above b 4 Ihelore the Drawing which may Include 1 Capitals! T. BISH, C THEATRE OF AN HEMSTREET, TTHE Sll3llll at this SCHOt) 18141. BR A •o N s A v TO s, NI Da Y :Iv P , H at i DISSECTIONS .1 CHEMISTRY, Eicht, in the THEORY aad PI Examinations, by 1)1 of Physicians, ix. Three La'iurnen nearly Four Month*. Farther Particular the Theatre; or fru ectultalu.square. 111 t. CAME (sesaar Isis (louse, No. 34, 'ramble to sttead an their !minting urine Althritirk Dr. t* fact that he has mit toast eminent of the leering, snit &ammo ow., and other (Mr Fkostsarh, Neriroub C Complaints pecidia titc.-41drice Lo the , hi repo ism Thou