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to the parts rotembled. and stilled irrepi.tilile finer W.(l i n t en ,,, In the eliminated, owl ituprt.;•tive iltotitie. of the t Ist If'"'. 'l"' I.'" rthl Y nr ' the It• t d i t 'lots. mi.l night lt..v. the Bishop of I 111111. the WO', Iter. the ISethop of Client •r, I 11.. r 1111•1i,l..,16.4111,11 rliararttns, who took eorneittly reviontnemled the (7ity of I. lim A llXiliilry NJ 11'011 /I 1,4 to tettivental 110,141. RINI MINNS , I. Thr Tieumirti repotted that the collection amounted to upward% of 600/. LAIC' INT It' t. 1.11: CE. c:)ritr OF CHANCERY, WralmistLA, MAY It. Itsj:ire his Ilenuatr the Vu -CRANI E1.1.0a. IN the Matte► qf S.r Stmuct, liewtt.tr, et the swing of ;hr ('•curt, *AO Thi. 14 tme or the Petition'te which uu• I luolf/lif threctr , l to hr out a thy paper Almokr ust.l ittltiels the I.•trd (:11aocellor 1144 k.,111. 11111.11, isttpecial order that you should hear dac.'• 11.mour the Vicr..C.ittlevt.l.94—" f will hear it *‘,lll *WI am happy th•tt the tilers twit rel,l;.er I .itetice, w 1 1 ,1•11 4,hio_tr,l to art is. I •ii•l, 1144 hrro nt • ulcd by toe Lnrd Chew. Sir S mti ItilMlll.l.y then eSIIIPAIII the Petitiony the waver of whirl' w.IM 1(1 ..,31r Ihr lomat 'lopes eer y itie;ite, Ms the gomoil that hr Intl rr.u•rd to uppeur Iu f..re the C Um' of Milk, opt., to a own tow.sioti t.tkro out w_niot.t another 1...r.0n. Th e Vrler l.mo.* of the are out of iiiterept except to the luirtie* collet., ord. E 1.1) 14,1loweil nu 11w PAIIIP side. %Ir. II .tur mud "Air. Coorte were heard fur the ba..ketiot. au :NAMUR!. itolltt.LY will Veply lu-mo►row. COVR r r OF kINGI RENO!, Mar H. The (*.mut niis occupiNl 11w whote or this day in Siirmilarguaimito, or no ',ollie interest. 1/1/13UN. Mar 13. DARING ATTERPT TO BREAK oi'r OF NEW- GATE. Yesti rilav, shout tlw hour of twelve, isir llion wits given to the lireper of Newgatr, Mr. Binarises, that a ent.ibirtivy an% $ • g forward sssss must the pri+purr•, pal liettlarlv those miller main-we of ailiospoitat ttttt t to loreuk the !orison nod ett . ect their escape. Jr.A Bouritts. oil receiving this tisik the iweessary steps ti Irani the 1111111141 A ...op., of the danger. Roil in a very little time I I it was dc t'rihrd to loin. The whole of the huusp rt emi ii.•ts th of belom,tril li. what is called the tiaasport ylid, very sie.ir li.rty„ es.osted liy a iiiiiidwr of sillier )irisimeitt, had, it apiwared, dug a hole tl eh the wall of the futon., alsout ten feet, into Ow idlierr's iieressary, ope g into tialsion-*tie.t, and being resolved iiis makes,: the attempt to ...voile tl ch this I.lile in mid-slur, they seised on I bound i ir c ids llw two *tunnels placed over the transport pod, and with their arms. of the most des perate, that is, two with the limited inusipsets mid two more armed with Ilse IsiefoseiN were to guard the esstrance to the yind to the !ant extremity, while the it comp:raviolis should be blialtiog their escape. Itouriirs. Oil this discovely, mole every pos,.lie clhirt, to I morels* on them is sense of their rash and extravagant risings,. to e..e.spe from a prisms IS O a ell good sled, alter their slut had liven distsiver4.l ; eshortilig them to out tto their late, which, hoary r disagreeable fir tlie lime, would only be aggravated by persevering in their bunks* intention. Im vain did Mr. Unwires, and others who :iretanpanted him, reisnosetiate ; they appeared Ism ttttttttttt ale refssittri to try their fortune, mot brave sill iiirogers for obtaining their niftily. The pit g guard, always stationed at the prison, were uccoilliogly 'dined in the best situations to resist the desperadoes; and a lond and continued billet, or shout 610111 those within, antiouwed to the guards t sow that the attempt was going to be put into execution. An untorluitute young Mali, Minted Peter %%roods, woo the first who made Isis Wily the breech—he was instantly shot dead by fine it tie guard. Three otlwrs pressed forward after him, who were all wounded ; one very badly. through the leg; the other two slightly. By this flow the passage was closed up, and, we may pre- Millie, the desperate spirit of the conspirators scone what soli tried. A parley ensued; alien, einivinced of the teisicrity uf their midertakilig, mid the mad ness a po ry eeriu g in it an) further, they sill ttttt ltrtl to their k....pris; and the High tibrriiie having ar rived a tittle before this submission took place, a her of the rtagle:idera were secured, and traits inltte,l, for greater security, to lidniuniliain gaol, and every ilia:wrmy exertion made to secure the prom' from Italy further outrage. It it computed that nearly three hundred nriuniers, of i arilm4 de scriptions, mind have escaped on this occdsipi, hod not the plot becu timely discovered. It id 141 In. ohne' veil, that slot our: of the iwasons convicted for file forger) of *tousles, was any way itssithe.oest us this conspiracy. COL' RT. NI A RTIA We hove Jost learned the sroteoco of the Cowl- Siorttol ohieh wtolotely held iu 11'oterford, Alainr f h.oerol ytr %Von. Aylett. Premtleot. atom 1.0. M. 4. B. Power, of the 1:11r frill, now Stith Regime-nit. The folliotiii.4 wrre the charges " For Jimylwdielter of twilers, in having gone no kniard brig Agulloilin, u show $1 Tratnure, in the Connty al Ila t,- - - - - " Fur a^atatal•al and infamang candwlt, utihecuiniaz an antecr awl a gentleman, in harinl c, , nvrvrd a tun .00 cm., rlll‘ll rlUni oat of the said vend) iu it ate rforsl, for I. 11) , a.e. For ettiborzl.sig several arlicici Irum rrww•l, which Iw. 1...111c.taul Pftscr. game lo 1111. wrjrant Ilu• card ilillvoritk), for his, I.irlil.n nt whicla w. S W Cgtssil us. Serjeatil prssou, °is Lis Iwitst a: rah " . . 10 WM the first (+meet he has rut aeptittril. lie we% 11111111iied of the 114.4.'1015ti 1.14:1111.. 1 . 811 ;. . _ iron the third charge he Icia been finial riiidtc tii4 I 'o.ollElloe tu the orvek, and (tined to be Disatiiaaed Om Service. rouck. Toustkts•otrocr. WOMIERY OF THE CONOMANDEL HOY Magi , drallos tif list. °ace were yesterday occupied, reuse twelve sicliseli sill six is the ivrisitir, in examining the iliffermst persons its eugusly waspecled of beiug cossecrued it, this roldwry George Ntraii, who was exsasiised before the Lard Mayor on Thursday, WI known eussfessi.iii of loins an sunlamp:ice, was the first put to tin bar ; but be eremite.' frum his tint !no., ti ~,, it, evens respeet, and alltibaitel the whuk to Isis Lem!: iiiehriated at t h e time. Mr !Morley. jeweller in Castk.strwet, H..llsura, said, that th • PrOuisser was his Consists fur the last 2a years, Kave hilt, NI excellent &ander, tool would be immersible fur Isis np p.lllllllCc if ii.,•ana s•rillvil spun, sud f..r his futons gm.' 61... h set . la e,..ll...ersoare of ibis he was din:hailed, with a suiutile adissuiiiiiusifnius the Magistrate. Jolla Clopmati we% awn re-esentisseil. The driwwllnut■ taken sot bin I.ist examiaat' weir read,and were verbatim as appeared in oar paper of Monday last filchers! Ilanlock and lhivial Terry. two of the persons who wire present when the darts of dollars were (amid, proved, that each of the twelve persona who wen: the re bad a Lag each Cur lii. share ; that two logs bad been left lei the prisoner', boat, alibis has not since been heard of The Milner alio apprehended kin. proved having (sound a great spiaistity of dollars at Isis house, and about 49f. in notes and money. Mr. HARM vn. /'steal for the Prisoner, ennteirled he was nn more rtilpalde then all the others who were dinsimegerl by 'the Kentish Slagistrates ; M to the peOperty footle% at his Immo it was his own ; and be called a Mr.. rispelnell, who lelore last Ender biIITOWCII VII. from his wife.; he tides bin esinimitinent, sallag, the Jury would mot hesitate a moniest to discharge him. Mr. Ilitnntor, the Sitting Magistrate, oblierresi, the ease WOO different with bins to those discharged, as they pare up the prop. rly ; lout he nut loving June so, proved Ma fele iiiiiii s intent of conversion. lie WWP thee about to commit the Pr homier, when Mr. I.vr t it, fur the prosecution, directed hint to be re- Colby sod Drown were now brought in. D•lton and Miller, Officers from Lambeth-street, rowel bow the Pri ers were apprehended They said they found a ehr+l oI dollars us. Friday moralise, opposite the Ferry Berrie llosiar, beyond troolwirh. Brown had shoot his perain 50:1, null l'orhy 553 dollar'. 71.ev dist n o t deny them being rill of Ida• stolen dollars, but said they were out implicated in the y. Mr. Abbott, master of the boy, was desired to look at the Prisoner.. He replied, that he had not yet Kell the man who first boarded, and who pretested a pistol at hint, and bring Gored into the cabin instantly, he had no opportu nity offering any other distinct ly.—Kerstanded. 2/ Colima, was then examined %Ind Partner, alias Kerrie, lives at Woolwich; recollected the Primmer barber lodged at kir house abilili three years as ,, ; he was Own forefront to Mr. Homier. Uto the morning of the robirry, some persua tapped at her window. Me et. iprired wise was there? earl was auswered," it is I." Think ing it was Ins voice, she did idol hesitate to apes the door, when three men, who hail a chest, came in I their farm were disfigured its so dreadbil a manner, that she became Toile alarmed, and begged them for God's wake to take it away. One of them said, "The romans is mad!" and these went away. 'Phis is cat .he knew of the circumstance. Diehard .11aekerel, alto alsresitided since the robbery had !wen committed, but was app►ehrgh•d by Dawsuo, near Tower-11111, well now brought up, lint his examination was ant gone into, mat Is. was awaits remanded. The promo who marked the bags previous to their being pot into the clients, rid, nine, the robbery 12 of the hogs. had tarn reeireresi. ' •of which had his mark on them. Earls big wretched 1,000 emotes. The investigation theta terminated. SOW-RTU arr. .7nerph Mitchell was raarriairil before Mr. N Thursday night, and eorsisuisted to the House of rocreetioa as n repattil thief, havirectosit drteeterl In peeking pockets, in front of the Queer's or that any. .10,n llillrH, a boy about 16 years of air, was charged by Flonsiihroys with attenipliaig tor perk the pockets of a unrn her of persons uo Thurrilsy last—urie Kennelig's, who de lei tint him in Ike art, gave the utGerr hisaddrew. He was tousuritteit, till Weilrerilay scat, for further easairittum. 11111.110111011UM-ITRZIT. ATEA LING PLATE Sarah Cithett was 11 , 11[11111ine.11 On the charge of having robbed the homiest( Sir (I. Smart of one hundred sail tow pieces of plate. It was proved by the testintowy of servant,' in the employ of Sir t:. Smart, that be had a root at his house its Gnat Portland-street, on Friday the 10th, null on the following morning the Prisoner was on, in the house and PrUhlll to by the aerated, of Mr. filatk, who were at work there. She was detected by Mr. illonnms, a linnet &are in Ostend-street, with the plate in vocation wrapped to a sheet. The property was identified by the Prosecutor, and the servant to whom it was last intrusted slaws!, that she had left it on • table in the kitchen. The Presenter's tale was, that she heel lately arrived in Isoadon from Grantham, to assist a distressed husband, and that a lII4N mowed lVellisiso had given hair the pros rely is the street, having previously treated her with drains, lit Whirl. site was uuaecustenowl , and which stultified Ire. She could g.ve IMO 114 . 1111111111 who this Williams Was nor 11/014111 01111 . 'date where hew litsAliiid could be found. 'Elsa l'riabuiwr was fully committed fur heal. qum-sqvAar. RE-EXAMINATION 01. Ml's MARY ANN KING, TIIE FREiven The following is the Seale. of Duties as 111 ed in the littilgrt .or held, soil sent ',mint to he irefrd upon by the (flficers of the Customs at the differ ent French ['orb. : ENTKANCF. 16VTI EN. Art. 1. Tpe ditties inipikeil by Ow Ikerees of the slh Almost and 12th September, RIM which were Mil reduced, ribber 1 17 the Ordinance of tow 23•1 April, or by the Law of the 171 h December 1614, shall he reduced as follows •.•—• QU I. Ile IT It 0 N RANI(—My Freswh ships, from Praxes. conotrow out of Eawspe, per hilogrom from 30 to 6 From entrepots in Europe uni; Ibe 31editer. rant aii - . Guns 30 to 0 By foreign ships and by land - f 3O to 12 SIII,IMAC of sill kiosk - - flown 30 to 15 Gram/iconic - - - from 311 to 20 I rkcA4 lIANIIIA - - (inns 1200 to 501) Illitainnia, and, by assimilation, MCCIKIR -1411 . - . from 600 to 3410 Ciri:elm - - - from 600 to Inn CAsstA - - from 150 to 100 ARtHII, viz.—that called Termed - from WM to 104/ That called Cndlormal shall cootione to ply fia• Font Do..—fly Fremeli ships, front the French fisheries - - from 25 to 1 From rooniries wit of Europe - from 25 to 20' Ensile euirepots of Europe aad the Meilll terrasteau . from 25 to 21 By foreign ships mid by land . from 25 to ill Gnus.—Goy:le, (resin 75; emalla 4l lle; 711 2: 1 P 4 ' 1111 ". "Ts phic, mid tuesmara, (ruin 100 ; elem . '. from 5 0 0; galahoitei from 1'41); opopoiiii it, ' 4ONI; to pay dusty as gums out mold boned, is and under thy 1.1 Article. Font:mu tl'imus —l'uyenue and satin, front 30; violet, films 30 ; am, red-wood, Irons 150; to pay duly like cabinet makers' wood. A loeu . - film SIM to 70 Nephritic wood - - from me to 70 Rhodes - - - from son 10 71) Sandal • - - - f • 150 to 70 Tanueriak . from 150 to 74) Cot too • - . - foam 1400 to 100 Art 1. The doilies fixed by the law of the 17th Decem ber, INII, un the sender-oteutioaed goods, are raised us ful loos : Corr. 44.—8 y Freneh ships, from French colonies iwymill the Cape of (4iiiiid Hope, per 100 kslogr. - 50 Fr. Oh ibis sole the Cape . . - bit From India . . - t 45 From either pails, oat of Europe - - 95 From entrepota in F.nrope stud the Mediterranean 11,0 By Rierign skips - - - ilia R•w St/Gmes.-4-Froin French colonies, without ex c. M - - - - 05 Foavirix Raw SUGARS, other than white.—By French ships from India - - - 60 From other parts out of Europe - - 70 Enna rot repots in Europe and the 51edi leer-Aloes,' :5 By foreign ships - - - 341 FORLIGN 1111 W SUGAR., while.—By French ship (ruin India - - . . 70 From other parts unt of Europe - - MI From ratrepols in Earupeaud the Mediterranean $5 By forcing.' ships - . , 90 CLATIED ato.mis.--From the Freuch colonies, without distinction - - 70 CLI•ill FOREIGN StIGARR, other than while--By French ships (runt cuuistrics out of Europe 115 . . - ... ... Front eutreptits is Europe and the Mediterranean 120 By finely' ships - 125 Bellbird Sow in loaves, powder, or candy (prohibition continued.) A year after the publication of this law, there shall he emitted a premium oti the export of refined White hiszars, in loaves uis fn, two to five kilograms, seta aboard direct front the Freon h Smear Bakeries. This Wooly, to hilt fur two years, shall be 90 fr. per 100 kilugr. Fr. Os. Cocoa—Ay French ships from um French coin- toes, per 100 kilograms - - - PO From countries nut of Europe - - 115 From rutreputs in Europe aid the Mediterranean 120 Hy foreifU criteria - - 124 Tre—Ny "'remelt ships front India, per kilinr. .2 felt Front other parts osof of CUMIN` .. • 3 From entrepots in Eunipc and the Mediterranean 3 25 By !milieu( 'hips - - - 3 50 Frees* .1010 Ptst . —By French ships from French osionics, per 100 kilugr. - - IM Frum India - - - 130 - Cllewthelm Ind of Europe - - . - I ito From entreputs in Europe sail the Mediterranean 115 By foreign ships - - IMI CLOVIIN—By French ships from the French collo, nice, per kilogram - - . 2 From laths - From other parts nut of Europe - - 3 frO From eutreputs in Europe and t h e Mediterranean 3 75 Ay foreign ships - CINNAMON AMU CAMILA LEMMA —By French ships from the French colonies . , per bilogratu 4 From India - - 5 From other parts, out of Europe - - 5 70 Frowerutremds iu Europe suit the sTerliterritersi 5 75 By French ships - - - 6. - Ntriescs —By French ships fives French cola. 11141.1. pie kilogram - - a From lids - - . - 9 From of h. r parts on tof Europe - - 9 50 From rill repUtli I. Europe arid the Mediterrancsn 0 75 fly foreign .hips . - 155 COCPIfNIKAI. AND SCARLIT DTI—Hy French ships fr countries out of Europe, per kilogram 4 From rutreputs is Europe and the Mediterranean 5 Hy foreign ships - - - 6 INDIGO -.Hy French ships from the French colo nies. per 100 kilograms . - - - 1 From ledia - - - 1 50 Fruio other purls out of Europe - • 1 75 From eutrepots is Europe sod the Mediterranean 2 By foreignships - - - • - 2 25 RuNcou.—By French ships from French misrules, - per kilter's's% - . - 10 From countries out of Europe . - 20 From minions in European.) the steiliticrsorau 25 By forrigu ships - - - - 30 Basest. M'orte.-olly French ships from countries out of Europe, per 100 kilograms Fruits etstrepots ins Europe and the 3fediterranean 10 - Byron-len ship s . - - 15 . Au. OTHER DYE-WOODS, GAYAC DT EXCFP TION —By Frrecis ihips from French colonic', per 100 kibsyr. - - - . 1 From countries out of Europe - - 2 From eutrepots in Europe suit the 51editerra- twuul - - • By foreip ships . - Dvss-woonn Gussusiu.--Prrnambara - . 30 All ushers - - - . 2U IlintioaAVV.—ln blocks snore shnn 3 &Tins. in thirkitrim : by rietieb ships from •Erruch cu. lonitN, i.e.- WO kilogram. - - - 10 Frosts cl.toutricb Mit of ESIDIre • - 40 From entrttots its Lurupe oral the Nes'Sierra- • swan - - 50 By forrign shirt • - - h 5 - Ist plank.. from 3 iteeim. to 2 (Imam. - lOU Is this picees fur welters in. Imo Than two ero tism thu I: r 200 • ()Ts Mt WOODS rot CANIS ET• MAK ISO —ls. French - 4 ship* from French C0i01111:11, the 100 itirir. 10 From hair - - - 20 From tither parts unt of Entrtkpe - 27 Erna esaitspull in lionitie saml the 31rditerrs neon - .. - - 30 Hy fortign •hips - - - 35 - Carrico Woos.—From the Frrorh enlanii s in French ships, srilliont diiitieetwat ur burl, pct 100 kilacr - - - • 10 Loiiitt-11riceit. Ili FUN FIG Pi COTTPX.-.- it)? French ships from troatries tat of Entrap.: - 10 Fran entrrpots is Europe - - 50 By fineitti shirk - • - 03 • . lieftlo3l SWART woott.tll efOrriff —l4y Frenet VV . ti. Alper .. I mita . - • IS ' 4 . • Friars unser rot ow tof Europe 26 • From enerepotr In Europe - - srl By foreiro .leipm - - 56 TURKEY Col lON 11 . 00 L.—By Frese4deips IS By foleigo plrip4 - - 66 A Wooly .10‘11 br orator , ' of SO.fraiero per our' Iriral q ' lid 1.11 I 011401 elotharxportt.d abroad. GUMS AND F. 1.0114; Reolgs.—AcAjon, traCaeßooth. Arable of all owl saramoftim., riioadelsor, Sun. duric. %enrol : by Irruch shops from Forsolk egoluttie.., per 100 kilour. - 10 Fret, coootrits Out of Europe - TO - From euterpuls is 'Europe rod the Alediterra arms - . - 25 By hitt igu ships - - 30 - All other gums, resins, soiJ resinous Igo mot, not sprceslly taxed.—By trench shirtfront French colonies - 20 From !fain - 411 - . From l'istrepoto in Europe and the kleditcrrancan :...S From other plans out of Eiir•ipu - :Of By foreign ships - 60 - - &Arum. Trams, wnoti.a.—By recocis ship* frum the French collouics, per 100 'Wog. . flO Frnmilmlia - - - - - o 0 From other countries out of Europe - . Ito From intrfpots in I:urtope suit tier MtJacrrttneau ll* By foreign ships - - 110 - Licphants• teeth shall pity double July ag, nut whole. DAIS D COW, Ox, •ND Moreno iiIDIVA —By Frroch ships BIM French colonies, per 100 kologr. - I From countries out of Eurnpe . - 5 From entreptts in Europe and the Mediterranean 10 By fortigu skips, sod by lisml - 15 GALL'S UTS —By Irturli ships from the Black hes, anal countries um of Ramps - Frost ceirerits in Europe . - .. . • 10 By Amigo ;lair, said try . land . • - lb INDIA INANRENNS—By French ships from con*• trigs out of Europe, per kilogr. - 0 - From Pairs:pukka Europe mad the Mediterraaeau 9 By foreinis skips - - - 10 SALTED PRONDIONS—fIUtieV, per 100 kilogr. - 2 tg.dt pork, including lard - - - 15 Other salted meats - - - 12 PUT AOn AND I'VARLASTI.—By French ships from eouwiries out of Europe, per len kilogr. • 15 From entrepoui i u Eunipe mid Om Alcditerraneau Is By foreign ships Rll,l by land - - 21 Art. 3. The under-tneutiumal articles are taxed as follows .. A rwt no Nrunt.es —Per kibutr. - - S earet.a.—Oxen and bolls per head - - 3 Caws, heifers, and bullocks - - - 1 Calves, runts, cues, goats, and hogs - - WS 1L54141111, A ids,,aml sort ins pip - - • 10 Raw camphor, per 100 kilogr. - • 150 Bcflued ditto, ditto - - - 300 (*erase and white lead - - Flax - - - - 2 COALS IMPORTED—By French ships - - 1 By foreign ships - - - - 1 30 By laud - - - - 30 Exceptions—By sea to %Wein exclusively - 00 Horw•R and males, per head - - - 15 Yag.i.ow uN VI 9.01:0 HT Wax—By French ships from countries out of Europe - - - 0 From cutreputs iu Europe and the Mediterra- _ , . Dealt - - - . - 10 By foreign ships and by land - - - lh PREPARED COLOURS—Dry or ligni4l - - 3h . Colours fixed - - - - - 25 COPPCR AND WIKROUGHT LATTIN—By Freud' ships front countries oat of Europe - - 1 From rinrepots iii Europe mini the Medilerra mean . . - • - - e *loni z e ships moil be sea - - - llawaotnarr Tur—By French ships from India From Miser palm out of Europe - - Front eulreputs in Europe and the filed:terra newt - - By firreive ships and by lased - thiVilitottiliT IVDaLE•riNs—Frum tin French s>h riles, per 100 kilogr. - - - From foreign fisheries, by Fresich ships - . 30 Illy noreign shirt ols4 by laud - - 35 Iftoo►.N Ce.ocae, rock - - . l - 10 Hops, iwr 100 kilugr. - - 15 K Lamas, per kilo4r. - - - il fit'st-t.mr, in its naiural slate, to pay Ike same as oilier g .1 Mb( S 'Wei flint 1.4 C I.Al', and all other prquarations, par kilogr. - 50 1 7 1.A11, per 14144 kilogr, - 4 3listt -cm - - - IN NEMPatill - . - Ili ILF4IIII—By french Aire - - 5 By foireigu ships, and lay land - . 7 Cot Ts—per hesil - - - 5 It ter —Ry French ships, from India, per 104 kilogr. 1 From other countries oat of Europe - 2 From entreports ies Europe and the Mediterra nroit - - - 4 By fortips ships and by land - - 7 Piedmont riee pays only - - 4 Trt.t.o% or rvi tK GROVITIII—By Frrach ships 2 50 By forricn ships and by laud - 5 LtAr Tottscco—By French ships, exempt from ditty. fly rot eizn ships per 100 kilotr. . - 10 ORDIli•Itlf WINES IMPORTILIOBy sea, per hec tolitre - 35 By laud - - - - 15 NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PORTIMOVTO, MAY 10. Sailed him Majesty' s ship Paelulmc, kir Herninds; the Hero Emit ludi:uuau, fur Madras and Bengal; also the folluatuz traisopurt: fur Gibraltar, eir. Kiitalcy Ca.tle, Alexander, Isabella, anti DUIICAU. ecOun, fur the Alexander, for the talc of Frauer ; Orpheus, for Bond ay; Munteminis u, fur Madeira, and st.vi al tether vessels. daftwitd, MAY Id. Sailed the Prince of Orange packet, with a mail and pas 11411p111, fur Holland; Lirk park t, with a mail and pas sengers fur Cuxhaven. _ MILFORD, MAY 12 Come iii the Sea lark, from Liverpool, humid to Plymouth ; she towed iu the Charles of Einsworth, Paver , %tater, loaded with rock salt, listimc spa wag a leak to leagues to the west ward id this Harbour. C.-RAVE:II%O, MAV Ali Arrived the Davit! Scutt, frum Ctil us, ii I tlw J utitt, irum Batas ha. DEAF" MAI If. flailetl Ihi. inorninf the A.trll, Creswell, I'm Ct. hut. 'tritium iu the ILI \USN the Catuyinetle, and f or Calcutta ; and alai n o limber., rue New South %rcleN. COI'lISI: 0!' !Atli A". A11114.1.1•LISI. 39 I lii 21 1 . I Ditto At • 1 0 1 1 • - 38 10 Amsterdam 12 0 C. F. Dino al sitztit II 17 Hot terst:tisi l2 1 2 U AM we IT PlumitterOt 8 2,1,r I Altumt Bremen... ...... Paris 1 lir)'.itlate 25 20 ..... .10 2 U. Ilt.itrolcutax .... 10 Praulfurt nu the 110i0 ll7 ex 110. Madrid .. i4 etrectirc OA/ 34 .-trectire 5r.:11.• 33a Reert:louo .... 34! tli St Sib:titian Cibralbir 3l Leightoro 471 I:E. Mee 17. Genoa l 4 l. Y4.nie•e. 111alt= Naples ...... :19i 11.1 per ua. 57 1 , 1/pwiti ltuu 60 HUM . ..... 15► per Cl. Curk..........1,51 /tem of the Mink ula Ilolluud •2 per Lint MILLION . Portural Gold it C s. 1. Coin, per ut .... 4 0 0 Foreign Cult' in Bars .....4. 0 0 New Donlilevus ..3 lb 0 New 1.14.41ntt 4 11 Silver in Ran ....0 0 0 New Lunn. (esgb)..o 0 0 HIGR WATER AT ItINDONRitIjxTE THIS UAt 51trenura 55 after G. Exciting 21 •Itrt 7. 1.111:7XIN l'eTeurd tnd Publmbed at t h e Wire, No 101 *rand; where Advertisement. am tortured. na.ll.nors Oda Paul) Iwo.* he sildresse4 —c . RMITH, No. Chntwitt's I siu, Prieto , —J. WH 11 E. No. 127, Str.e.J. THE SWINDLER. Yesterday, in eonsesmerce of tradesmen and pCruella who had angered from the well-execolcil schemes of the Pri soner, coming to this office to prefer their complaints, Mr. FIELDING, the Sit till: Nlavjstrate, ordered her to be brought up, that they might identify her person. She was accordingly brought up, when some ladies present abort that she roulroved to get into their family as a hoarder ho r plausible Aeries, sod bad got mimics from them, au drr f ike premiers, to a considerable anciiiiit. That she in. formed them she as related to the lionourabk Mr. King, M. I'. She hail peoriond goods from trailiviner order dif ferent pletences, and left bee lodgings abruptly. Mr. Simpson, of No. 1, Portman-street, said the Prisoner took his lodgings shout a month ago. Sim bail deceived him with the same tale she bad inspired en Mr. Whitehead with—only he hail loco more duped ; for he provided an elednir wedding sapper, and took roach to meet the expect ed bridegroom. Diorilog his absence she gut art of the house !revved; and be, finding PO perm% at the km, r, turned, mid found t h e lady had decaal;...l. _ _ V. iu with, of BLit the l'risoner bad got thirty !manila of him and hi. wilt dorms the time she IN rained I:i. ldgings—that he had ; and her sayiug that Mr. Thomas would he ill luau iu the course of a wreck was to him matirfactury-i.that ail out of hia family would have dime any Conti for h.•r, +lo• nas su kind aud affable. and very accomplished. She tt.eil to omitse then, by singing and playing on the piano forte. The night preceding that um a hieli her lover was ex. peeled by theta, shat• left the house, mud they hod Never seen her 111.14:r. Mr. 1 7 110.1)11qt; asked her if she had any thing to say, its Itionrcr to th.• rhurgrs,Abilistc.l tie:writ her! She• os•lrnowlerlg.d for ;:ist It, 111/11 said that she had been is her present mutw of liti• foe hour mouths ; hut it was nears. pity, nut choice, that .Inave bet tti it—b.ivisig noodle, ms•nns of unman,. .Shc said that •Iw• aus not the danghter or a hak.r. ut It ith, a. she so 41.1 on live funs r exaniination-- thnt Itcr fatlo•r muter w. aw r nt Morale). in 4/hitters. terultire--that Hrr pn.t. flair hail ileum-hal her, sad with the sssss itry she bad left she parr•hnst•d chokes to enable krr to asaate the eharactrr of the lady ol•Gullitn. Mr. Etta.ntsu said he Auld.) recommit her tin Monday, when the w kneeler welt n•yoeated to attend. A Correlpolitirsit inhwtth. 114. that nenrly 10.000 41 411birs, be , hles half toilars moil! pieces of 4 1 0 11ar 4 . Notre. by the veviatier of the ht...th constable 11 - oolwieh, mitl other coustablys of %hut to ii i beet' itetif tI. • "*PORTINC L r IG R.VC I'iIkSrMARKET SECOTID ?WILING MEETING, tvtvlissalv. ii*ir 11. The Jockey Club 114;tieof Ongs to be ran for by kor.rs the property a aseanbers of the Joadery Club. 4-yr.0141% carry. jug 74 ?lb., 5 yr-ulel., 84. 3110. Bst. 12b.; ui,d shed, 1111. II C. Mr. Wr..ihats% Wanderer, 5 yen's, walked ewer. Irwsl 11)Arlirretou's 12nmino, 70.111 b. brat May; anh,„,,„ e. by Walton out of Asitilitpc,7ol.7lb. 7. Y.C. bugs. hag to 1 um Lkuuiwu. Forty ruulods. for 3•vr-vlds carrying 60. 21b.: 4-yr•olds, Oki .; yr-olds, 2.1 71b.; tbyr-ulds and aged, nit. lan, T.M.M. II V. Wyudluun't. In, c by Sir Dayi4l,3 years Mr ;41,...,0 itiddirk, 5 years Mr C.url.furd's I/emu:les, ft years 11. Cuyesule.h*, Illackimour, 5 years 1 w 0 11.. u, . Mu.oluerll, 4 year. boot Seatirl.l% H..csivimirus, 6 years 31E • c. Scruggius 3 years 111 II `:tcvlsriontett l'rrcirnsc, 3 years lota •,'. Etsciloire, S yeses 3lr 10 II Puint, n, aced. (drawn) 101 u I og-t Mr. Wys.dhanesbr. r.-4 to Swat Blackstone. 1% hula. plierd best thaw." Doke of Grafton's IVhiskar, Sat. 29,. beet Ur. Netiikl i Sir Joann, list. Alb A.F. 3004.1 hft 7 to 4 against Whisker. Lord 4/ N. Cat etmlishC B.ottrboly rec. fort it frnis Lard Vary's Schelwraza.ll., Not 4111. rub 1) M. 300 r hft !Major Wii4lllll . * t. Lnlill44. sit. meat Mr Hmittn-'• Manaulte, ist. 11111. Al, M. 10 , 1 p. h. ft. Off by tJiliket. MARKETS. CORN EXCH ANG E., FRIVAT, MT 17. U'e bad but few an•ieals of i'rbent ibis suortiinc withstanding which the sole. w. re very loviety,at a ireelCiMil of (I'ollll 3S to as. per quarter. These was a Et6olll ett 0:14/1, which mild from Is. Yo. per quarter lower. Its: kr has also declined 2.. per quartet. Malt iu dell. Peas are Hearty utialkable Teri: Beaus have also derliuw/ Is. per quarter. In other articles no alteratives. CCRKENT PRICES OF GRAIN. Foreign 'Whest...--41 63s 7So Fine du s English du. (l6s 76% limy Prose 34. Foie ditto • IN Tick Wean... Fin; ditto --s Itns Old ditto s —+ Rye 3Ol Stir Old ditto ...... 35. 4k Smolt ditto Z.S. 41. Old ditto ' 33s 4:1. Fitic ditto Mirky Piste Jim) ......... . 33. New ditto Feed nate Fine ditto t 4 a •Ira Poland ditto 4l. 243 Flair ditto 35. ?ft Met l'otator ditto . Rape :teed 49/ 32i Fine Flour 75. *lli Senanek 7O, 75% ,few Malt :As en. IU Fine ditto While Pcase Irt, iiho 4?s now otsttoo UXBRIDGE. Corn Inspector's Return, TIIVRIDAT, MAY M. iltrttess, per load 161 10s to 24/ Os • New Ditto to —• Barley, low plotter 27s —el to 31• —d Oats ▪ 35. —d to 40s —4 • —4 to •••./1 •—• 35d to 311 s —id to --s Scatty OW DC3IIII Peas N ye N '. AERIiS. Gas Itolo3s lid iiats Rye ...... —• to —a 0d BEADS Barley 24* to 30. 0.1 Pease Bread, per itailoo, Is. Old. to Is I ld. SMITHFIELD MAREET, FRIDAY, MAY 17. This day's market wag het thinly supplied with the ALT. eat kinds of cattle. neer. Shelton, Veal, 11-ands, and Pm are downer ; and the trade for the moat part was um owl sale. in the Flay Starlet wme trilhwt Hay, Mean, and Clover, obtained lad prima.. The following prices and numbers are a correct statement To sink the offal per stone of 6Th. Beef—. .4.. 04. 1.. 54. 11.1. Head of Cattle this day:— Mutton Oat. II) 50. 6.1. Beads Land... 4.. hit 1.. 7S. Od. Sheep and Lambe ....7,121 Via1....:1.&1 to !Is. 04. Calves r lwe Pork Dd. to fia. 0.1. Piga HAY-MARKET. Hay Os. mi. to 5/. 5.. 04. Straw . 11 As. Oil. is 1/. 114.. Clover 4/. 0.. Od. to 6/. Ina. 0.1 NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL klAttlik: I s (By the Carcass.) Beef 3s 0.1 to 4. U 4 I Veal 3s 8I to 4. IV Mutton .. 41 04 In 4% Bd Pork ..4s thl to 5 4 04 . _ _ Lomb, st. Od. to 114. Stl. PRICE OF LEATHER. Butts, 50 to 5411 ts earls 1741 to 42.1 per I. Ditto. 56 to 64th,.. 2:441 to 26.1 Merchants' Barks —.l to —.I Doesaing Hides Fine Conch II ides Crop Hides 33 to 40 Iles o► cutting 1541 to •16!d Ditto 45 to 59Iht ..17.1 to 1941 Calf Sias 39 to 40I1s 2ld to 11341 Ditto 59 to 7111bs 22.1 to 27.1 Ditto 20 to 001Ita . 22.1 to 244 Snell Seals (Greenland) large di tlo lOUs. to 110,. per .lorro PRICE or• M. James's Mat ket 3s 4d time Markel tlr 0.1 WhiterlaipO 4;uktt 3% 44 per at. or fills. R. 81 Average.... 4d VA knit Sup, .84low—Motterol: Prier of (:411.11.4., !Orr Miser NEW 11404 reics tl Kent 4/ •t to 7/ 74 /41.401 ...Al Os its 41 0% TALLOW. Tows' Tallow 57* G I Yellow !howl& 543. 41.1 ditto.. —I —4 11, 5.1311 b 2. 0.1 —• 4- 4 Melting %sir 0.1 454 141 Ditto roazh ..—s V.l 25. 1.1 Graves 74 14 (;.col ikccs 7, I'l 91a—eor.l. 94' 10. 11d—Mool.l*, 3F Hops. It KW poem ItTA Keeit ....GI 6: to I IN Stogies 'fl 15s 1,, ' FoiseN .. 6 / 0. to 91 al Fa, tafihm 101 Os to 1t AND STRAW PRHTS Or HA PT a SPIP.P.st 3: IEI so 11l fk! Sims, I 1 1. 04 ill 111 li• 04 VIIIITIMPAPVL H.• —4l Ws Oa to 5 , in DI 5d1. , % , I Ws 01.1 !%. Ci.wri 5/ Sr 0.1 to 6' 6. I'd 1 ('AL. MAKKET, MAY 17. 0101... RI Mallet Milo, %Id. Pr.ce. Irit Nei/coolie VI .... 3S.t. 0.1 to 46. 1 ; 1 - 3 bowies Laud . - " Vrottrday—PßlNcy,ta 01 WALT., ItORN Eliebt TUT, East India, and Spada %cm Hou,,, MARRIAGE. Yeetrrolay, at St C....mg.'', Haumeer erotate. by Ilk' II. " oust Rev. Limes Amt.., the Earl of N.mtromtolt. to I ' l Diana Herb... I, .I.....ithter to the fail of Pembroke : ,