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h ~. r L4W INTELLICENtR. COURT OF CHANCERY, Livideues Mom,Ay, MAT 20. Tli;s being the hot day of Term, the Court was occupied in hearing motions, of no interest ex. cent to the !sorties concerned. The first Seal after Term will be on Thursday 1021. COURT OF XING'S BENCH, Weermsmistli, MONDAY. MAY 40. JUDGMENT. THE Et.to tt. •RIONSVIITH, WEAVES, mind !market!. Thio muffling these Defendants wereitrosight rip foekidement for a series of unearned libels ou her lore Mairriy in the John Bell newspaper. Mr. Justice Ba•LZY, in pining the sentence of the Comet, ohrerved in terms of reprobation on the pritelirhert, which went very far indeed be. vend the belninls of fair docuasion. The libels for ...Filch the Defendants were now to answer having ..fieurs ell published before that libel for which the Defendants were suffering the sentence of the Cote, was so fir, in their favour, as the Court weld hive considered it • great aggravation of Their ' , fierier had they been published sulorequently t In ronoideration of the state of the defendrot, Arroirsioith's, health, which would he endangered a prolonged imprisonment, according to the offidnira of himself and Ins medical attendant, she - orovenc• oldie Court. as it regarded him. was, that he Pltnnlel pry • fine to the King of 3001. ; the Defendsios Shackell and W to be mini. ruined three mouths in the King's Bench prison, to be computed from the termination of their present cnnfinement; to pay each a fine of 1001. ; and all Drroliiiiitto to find sureties for five years, them-elves in 5001. each, and two sureties iu 1501. each. THE EING v. WgSTMACITT. • Mr. COMMON SIBILANT and Mr. CHIMES Illt.t.trt shelved rouse against a rule Nisi. for -criminal information against the Defendant, pro prietor of a periodical publication called The Goseile of Fashion, for an alleged libel publislitul in that work on • person named Fielder, who was therein represented as having been instrumental to the death of his Men brother, of being beeper of a } gamblin g -hose, &e. Mr. Fielder, in his affidavit, had negatived the first part of the charge. The learned Cosneel for the Defendant contended, therefore, that the latter charge bring true, the Defendant was not entitled to thin extraordinary interference on the part of the Court. but tbit he ot.oofd be left to his ordinary remedy by action or Judi. tment. 1 he COURT caiociderkg is Ant opiniou, discharg. ed the rule. LoNDuN siallieti3. • • Vettersisty the,, !Sessions consmeneed before tbsi tried 'Maser, Recorder, Common-Serjeant, •Iderst■ Sir 11..5m sloe, limes,. Thorp, sad Bridges. The Recontown is clam/lug the Grand Jury, said there 'Mere bus few crimes in the Loudon list compared wish that Vtie Middlesex, a eirramassme, no &Dohs, °snag to floe greet '•Mulish, of the City Magistrates sad Policy. He requested es:sbe st testis., of the Grand Jar, to say case respecting the wh eh paraded the streets in so dangerous a mass per, and hoped they would afford oppurtiniities of patting euwa smelt saimpees. • gentleman aim was failed upon to attend as a Jaw, begged la be emerged as the grouud of his oot being able to bear at both ears. 1 hit COURT pat row cpairationo to the applicant, which he heard perfectly well, sod there arose Is the Court a he sitation as so his bear privileged to absent himself. The Common S (Mr. Derintaa) interposed, and void that a Juryman certainly neighs to have an ear for oat ride of . rase, as well as fur tie utber, in order to decide with jostice. The COURT being decidedly of the Common fferjeanee opinion, the application war granted, and the Gtinticma■ with the one ear r►as suffered to depart. POL ICE. BOW-11t1t2 ST. The expected remsinwinatiou of Thomas Jay, the lad employed in she stables of the [Mg, excited soon curiosity yesteiday. He t• •bost eighties years of age, and was employed in the Me.. at Chariogmross, as an extra or telper postillion to the coschmao, at • archly falai, and was liable to be discharged at the cad of any week, oat being one of the Kiog's regular o Is, who are app • ted by warrant. He has bees employed is that Mimi- Con slime Cie miii‘h of February IStt, when he was taken Iran the in ri.ce of Lord Petre with • good character. He bad duos bus statile-woik at six o'clock on Wednesday eyes tug, at arlimb time be and °teen are allowed to kayo the smog. He dearly Willi out aid united with the crowd, wearing the undress shut id allowed him, consisting of a plain round kat, grey mimed or pepper and salt coloured coat, to that to bud *cartely any appe of being a scream. Hie examiu•tion yds to ken taken pl me is Hut morning, Lot Neither she geatlemso who was attempted to be robbed of hie watch, or Gook, the man who is serving the office of deonstablo fur soother is the parish of St. James's. alleodiog i the ramoioatina was postponed till the eveinisg, when Gook and other ',inseams attended. The examinstioo comosemeed of halipsot right o'clock, but the geotleman was sot pro. beat. Nothing very material came ass. The witness Gook, Jobe Conseil, sod Janos Harrison, permitted in stating that they had seem the Primmer make neutral attempts to rob permits in the coyotes( oh s evroing , sarlietil.rly at a quarter before tea o'clock near Hie two galleip d ose. . . . . - - . he P.moott bring asked .bst ha had to say, said, As violinists had avant very false. The . horses were lowed over to prosecute Ike PeiMIMI for anima's welch, meal, ribbon, sod kep, lbe property , if some perms mallows. ksbe►f Josef was convicted as a rogue asd irapbood, for attempting to break open a house in Bersert-streel, at Sus stay slight, by weans of a large *tektite or pick-lock key, which he threw sissy on the approach of Reed, lie patrol, se lake bin iota custody, arid on searehiwg him, • great wa rmly of pick•lork keys or skeletons were fouled anon the., whirls sere fur drop bulls sod pipe keys. berg Carlin, was charged wit► attempting to murder Eiss Moyle,. it appeared frost the esislesee of several witnesses that the Primmer sad Prosecutriz lived is the same house is Duke'.-exert, Drury lane i that they had hies /risking to. Ike, and quarrelled for a considerable time ea hatred's, sight as/ dui lug /heyday, when the Primers weed the agent lio,e.d t►revs towards her, such as to warder said Malebo her, sad between live ■ad sit o'clock she beau to put be► *ems as eneestos by stwowisg plates, knives, Ste. at her seised her bawds, sad bunt her on her head, which was supposed at lest to be oily with bet 5.1, till the blood Rowell coputuely, when it was observed that she bad a beide PI her bead, sad she struck the Printout': several times Neill ) it and she 'tabbed her es the head, sear t►e temple. Pessecuiris ra■ away too her, with the Jewett.. of ;wise( up stairs, bat fell in the passage, from extreme loss of Moo/. R torree was Net IN, *lmo roma . des efues artery of the'lemple est. TM Proweer woo amonsitted I. Newple IN trial. TOWS-RA SINGULAR APPLICATION. Yesterday a young woman, who described herself so the wife of Captain Conlgloo, of Hull, ease heflare Mr. Alder man J. J. Smith, and asked ►is advice in the follovriog ease: She stated that abe came to !owls, for the Aret lime in 'her lA, by her husband's ship, some asps ogo, a►d lodged near the London Docks. One day whiles walking over Leedom Bridge with her linsbend, they met a woman whom he recognised and spoke to, sad who gave them so invitation to her house, which is near St. Thomas's Hospital. Whilst there they mentioned that they were in went of lodgings for a day or two, on winch the woman of the house 'd}fered her services to procure them a proper place. end told the applicant to call nest day; she did so, bee husband pro raising to follow her; bat after wailing all day she did not see him, sad get quite gummy. The woman behaved with a sort of affected kindness to bee, sad alter sumo soli citation prevailed upon her to stay all night. She thought it exceedingly strange that people should be coming io sad 'oat all night, and she frequently caught an ezelainstios, Which left too doubt is her stied of being in a de.eriptioe of house which she had often lined of. 1g the merging her suspicions were fully confirmed; as on inquiring for her husband, the woman of this lafamous "des told her she ought to thick 110 more 'bow her husband, as she could proton a fresh one every night foe her, with the additional littraction of a sovereign or two. Sbe treated the vile pro position with contempt, sod was going away, bet &and that she was forcibly detained by tits people of the house, who seemed perfeeity to noderstand sod miscue in each others measures. She was terrified almost to mailastes„ with she idea of being subjected to some brutal violegee before she could effect her escape, when luckily a favourable opportu. nity presented itself, ead she immediately ern away. The procures, followed her, sod under pretence that she had stolen a knife, searched her pockets in the streets, end robbed her of a purse cuoisining a sum of money and some papers beloaging to her husband. The worthy Magistrate said the whole affair was quite mysterious and earsordioary. The character of the boom was well known to him, bat why a ►usbagd Aoutd choose it as an asylum fur his wife, unless he wised to connive at her dishogoor, he coned not esoctive: Mrs Collision said she had since learnt that her husband had been there frequently after her, hat that the *owls cleated her on ~lt occasion, until he wag as length obliged to sail for Hell, his orders being very imperative. Mr. Alderman Storm then directed the clerk to issue the yeeessory disuse' to Ibe parties. HIGHWAY ROBBERY IN HYDE PARE. On Setordey sight, about dusk, a Gentleman, named Adams, was mussing Hyde. park, when be was attacked by three steeling, armed with bludgeons, who howled him Mown sad beat hies most severely, till ►e beams insensible ; Iles they rifled hos pockets of his watc► mad mosey, sad dragged hies into one of the wind-pits, where they left him for drad. Sunday morsiag m Gentles►s. passing t►at way, heard him grossing, sad came to lb. ammo, but the other was still incapable arising may amount of the tramsctios. The Gesilleusan moment assistance, mod he was takes to St. George's Hospital, where, oa atasniantioa, mostly all his rib, were fumed (metered, and he was in other reaper's moat seriously injured. He sow bas is the ►ospital la a mast dam Teruo. state. THE AWRY. Oa Teesday a detachment 44 two companies of the 10ib regimen's embarked at Plymouth us board the MOM, sad Mary tArnsoorts, for Woe] A detaehment of the ?Id meioses* embarked os Witham day mermen os beard the Tavy lishter, to relieve the de. tachnieat of the Iblh regisneal ststioard at Pendeanis Castle, iihich latter detachment disembarked Irma the same resod Sat wed*, soraieg, navies bees renewed. ORNITHOLOGY. "[From t►e Showssiwy Chrosieiej e•aawattVßY, MAT 12, ins. m a * ala i lao r eatiag subjects which *till email, apsit'for ruessech, is that of the Natural History et Bird,. Ameregot ot►ers the Nokia Ishe Fusel& Spiotair, a Lis- Was; Li TOMO, of Bligels) is peculiarly *way of our re mark. This little bird was pees in the early part of April, hoppiag from twig to twig is the eardrum of Dr. Butler and Mr. Jubasow, of the Flash. Its length is Dearly five itches; bill white ; eyes black; top of the bead sad throat black; over each rye a pale yellow streak; back of the seek sad the back yellowish olive, faintly marked with dusky streaks dote this twiddle of each feather ;romp yellow; aader pastas pale prees; palest on the breast; thighs grey, marked with dusky streaks; greater wing coverts of a pale yellowish green, sad tipped with black; quills tkiiiy, faially edged with yellow, the Baler web of each at lira base is or a line pale yellow, form ing, when the wing is cloyed, an irregular bar of t►at tole., across it; the tail is forked, the twiddle feathers black, with faint vises, the outer ones of • bright yellow, wit► black tip; the legs pale brows; claws aearly white. Buffos observes that flights of their birds are only aeeg ogee in Ire or six yeses. They are not knows to breed is this island, Dor is it said from whetter they come over to us. They are called Aberdsonies is the seigbbourhood of Lon doa. CORVINUS. 111111011 TR, NAT 14. The sWillcatlon i■ Ibis enuatry of Ilse i'arsu /horsiest* has lose bees • subject of doubt with Ornithologists: this SCIMMOI bee brought the bidden subject to light through the exertions and persewtramee of that indefatigable naturalist and bird-preserver, Mr. W. D. Ayers: the Nest was placed about eigiitees inches from the surface of the water, and c..isposed principally of decayed summits of Amide, rheas. natio, mad other aquatic pleats; it was supported by a ■un. her of plants, curiously entwined, funning a very perms. nest support. The above nest, with the eggs, is placed in Ille. AI rotes collection, fur the free inspection of the curios,. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PORTSMOUTH, MAT IL Arrived the TrHoe, Castor, frogs Lvg NAT 19. Sailed the Alintaatier, Sarilevr, for lb, cad Ceplost; cad Slr George Provost, Mort loon, fur Quebec. Arrorvd the Phsetou fruits a cruise. Paused down Channel the Lady Ra Mee for India. et.twoutro, Nair IS. Arrived the Fanny transport how Pwriansooth, with part of the 7td regisonst ea beard. Arrived off this port the Lownoth, Norma, from Reseal, left Mk December ; and 11 Wiring blaaaise t Smith, flow St. is seven weeks. The master and crew of she brie Pruvidrocr have arrived here, which vessel was rem dawn at twelve o'clock last night ►y the Thalia, Haigh, he Seigel. _ ►ALMOUTH. MAY I?. Sailed the Duke of Marlborough packet for Lisbon. Arrived off this port the Titus, Neil, from Malta is 42 days, arid Gibraltar to 30. way 111. Sailed the Pripet's Elisabeth packet, Slecnau, fur the Leeward Islands. Arrived off this port the Jane t Black, from V4lparaiou. 111111111111.1111.11.111.1- _ 4_._- - DIAL, MAY 19. Came down from the River sod sailed she Reathlet, Knight, fur Gibraltar; sod St. Hekao, Reason, for St. Helves. Arrived and sailed for t►e River the liberty, Wilma, ►rum Terceira ; Joseph Miller, from Oporto ; lasbella and Eupirearia, Cormseli, from Trneriff. ; Fiord, Lergosn, from Lisboa ; Vela. 'collard, from ditto; V 1411140. John, from ditto; Vent, Yselerly, frost the Svelte Sew; all irablea, Ruiberford, from St: Vistrat's ; sad Jul.. Naits, from ditto. Sailed the Lord Liverpool, Coulson, for Va■ Pieruaa'a Laud; and Celerity, Fag aseo, fa St. Anis. y'Fs 7"URF ..INm- BETTING ROOM, Mosnair, Ma 20. This helm, the last dsy prior to the Great Slakes at Epsom, drew to Tanen,li's a 100“ saimeress assemblage of sport ing characters than wv here sera for a considerable time. The flectustion was very great since last betting day, sad me accurate detail will be found below of the prestos state of the odds. DEBBY. 6 to 1 apt Moors 11 to B opt Aatetaio • I to I opt Myatit le 1 apt Beat 7 to I apt Haatiates 1! to 1 scat Frolic. 7 to I apt Maley No bettiny oa Marcella,. o i. 2 to 1 apt Mize, 11 to 1 apt Major iViWes 6 to 2 apt Pastille 12 to 1 apt Rosalind II to 1 apt Sister le Nese. 12 to 1 apt lie roes illy. EPSOM RACES, WZDNISOAT, MAT 21. The following is an accurate statement of Berme entered on Saturday for the different Slakes, which have sot appear ed is the public prima :-- The Craves Stakes of 10p. sack, all spec; the lut mile and a quarter of the Derby Course. Mr.Sadler's b. f. Putorella Mr. R. Walker's g. e. Legal Mr. 3. Walker's b. e. Leap. I Tender ionise Mr. Footles b. f. Matilda. Mr. Field's b. e. by Crispin The Gold Cup, value 108 p. (tea Subscriber.) with sore. added from the peeing Fuud.—Two Mr. F. Imdbroke's eh. f, by Sir G. Hewitt-ate', Pltaatois Waite* Buoy de Tessier's nested. Mr. Aislabie's bl. C. by Des Baron de Temier'sFriar Bacon Cossack Mr. Pierce's br. f. Miriam Mr. Dreams's b. e. by Pisa. Mr. Walker's Prosody tom Mr. Field's "Sake Sir H. Lippiseet's Norse I Mr. Whiteside's Wouvermass Mr. Frazer's Champigners The Woodeei Stakes of 118 p. reek, h. f. for eolts,ll yrs old, Sit. Blb • lilies Sit. alb.—Lest half mile. Mr. Sadler's brot her to Pas- Mr. Certeies b. f. Muss tuella Mr. C. Day's eh. c. Maui° Mr. Rogers's M. f. by Selina Cul. Synge's f. by Whalebone. THE CH.dtdPION 01" ENGLAND. The celebrated Tom Cribb, the Champion of Emitted. took his/creme/1 bear.t at the Fives-court on Saturday, as asmouseed in our Paper of that day. Peace mad happiaess attend him in his retirement ! A braver or a more gallant hero graced the ring, of which he has bees for upwards •f tweaty yoke the pride, grace, and beauty. It was well observed by the late Mr. Wiadbam, in his femme. speech against the Bell-beating Suppression Bill, that gym untie sports, leaked of making men ferocious, were cake bled to assuage and subdue the oatmeal passions sod •ices of Lomas nature; as evidence of which be stated, t►at the sager which was allayed by a few harmless blows Is • boxing match is England, generally found vent at the point of the dagger or in the poisoned bawl i■ the nations of the Costl•ent, where the practice of pugilism is onknowe. Tom Cribb is a living proof of the truth of the ob. servation of that liberal and ealightened statesmen. The nigh and craggy exterior of this monetain of manhood coo. lain a route of moist worth, of kindliness, sad good nature in the heart within. The boldest, the bravest, sad the strongest 4)1.11 living men, is at the same time the most peaceable and inoffensive. le the pleutitude of his power, far from averting quarrel, be ►a. I. many instances either toned aside or 'bunged opportunities of displaying his supe rior tonsils, in a way t►at in ordinary Ines might pass for timidity. We shall cite one rase from a hnadred:—As Tom sma walking one morale( with two ladies upon the Pavement, Mount Ids, • little tailor tame plump against the Ole, aad at tempted to force his way stitch through. Failing in his man ceuvre to break the lige, be pieced hisorrelf in a hosing attitude, grodwiade two hits right and kft at the Champion. Cribb smiled at his pony efforts, swd east of the Ladies exclaimed, "Oh dear, Mr. Cribb, doa't wed Kim r More was usoecessary ; the name of Cribb was enough. The Knight of the Thimble tuned on his heel and fled with precipitation. After Golly, the other great ornament of the prize ring, brat Oregsois, he opened the Plough peMie.hoote la Carey-street, sod Tom Cribb officiated 's sem/taut to a diai•terested way, purely from friendship. Tom afterwards fought and best the sable hero, Molyneux, sad since that time he too has been generally the proprietor of a public-holier. It was for years • favourite roast, eagerly sought and aimlessly promoted among the stammers sad vogue/cella of the Farley. to provoke a combat between these two friends and heroes, the Pylades and Orestes, the Nimes and Euryalus of she ring; but to their menial bottom be it ricorded, nothing could tempt or pro. woke them to engage iu combat with each other. It was the singular (ate of this treat hero *ever to have been beaten in • regular battle. His friends and patrons, who knew him istimately from his boyish days, are convinced that he could Not be Imams. Superior strength mid titmice might kill Mai, het sac► was his obstinate courage he could not be brusght 10 'bad. He might be killed, not -compered. RUSSIA AND ANGLAND. IFrere the " Coestardionael," Freaeb Paper.] England is now not in a state to prevent war ; it cannot be avoided ; it is natural that she ►hould take the alarm, or at least that she should be de sirous to have the war concentrated, of which the occupation by Russia will not aim a too direct at tempt at the maritime preponderance of the British empire. If Russia were mistress of Wallachia and Moldavia she would not have a port the more in the Black Sea ; if she there bounded her con quests she would still he at u great distance from Constantinople, nor would she be in a more me nacing position than she is now with regard to the ports of the sea of Monitore, the shores of the Bosphorus, or especially, the attait of the Dar dendles, through which the Russian ships are obliged to pass to proceed to the islands of the Archipelago, nod enter the Mediterranean. Thus, therefore, reasoning still upon conjectures, England might consent freely to leave the Russians in Wallachia and 'Moldavia. The occupation of these two provinces, which are still fur from tine Black Sea, would add nothing, or at least little, to the maritime resources of Russia. But if England is not much disquieted at solid. paling the entrance of the Russian army into Mol davia and Wall4chin, can it be the same with re gard to Austria? It is sufficient to throw a coup frfeil over the ntap to resolve this question. IVal lachi■ and Moldavia bound on the East to an int. meu•e extent on the Austrian possessions, and if the Russians were masters of them, the finest pro vinces of Austria might be amid to be surrounded by the Russians. Certainly, at no price, will Aus tria consent to suffer herself to be hemmed in by a colossal Power, the ueighhourhood of which, re specting some points, could not fail to awaken the deepest solicitude. Then, therefore, with regard to the occupation of two single provinces by Russia, obstacles present themselves on the part of two oilier Powers, which all the resources of diplomacy would have much difficully in surmounting. Whilst the negociatiou is proceeding, the l'orte daily levies new soldiers, and marches them 'soli wds the Danube cid the Pruth. Huss's, on her side, augments her forces, alrrudy immense-411e provisions her numerous W. mies ready to toter upon • campaign.—she has es. Intuited her treasury--sbe has a million of men un der aims—can she avoid making war ? gkce ct7R lOUS Tai. As official refers to an order of the Hosea of Contiaons of all taxes, the collectios of which has ceased daring t►e last ten years, with the Goons! daring the year immediately preceding their repeal or diecontinesuce, so tar as relates to the Excise, coataias the fullowhog item s— " Sweets or Home made Wines, 2?. 12s„ per barrel of 32 gallossa—repealed AIM 3 wee IBIS? • This is rather a sonsinal than a real source of memoir, it not hairier yielded soy produce Alice it wee Ant imposed in the year 1799, exeept is six years, wish various intervals ; it yielded produce to bet Iwo of the last eight years, the at. regale of which was sely 101.45. fild. IRELAND. ISAY 18. A meeting of the Nobility, Gentry, Merchants, Ste. was held at the Mansion-house on Thursday, when a subscription was opened for the relief of the distressed labouring poor in the south and south west of Ireland, and several sums to a considerable amount were subscribed, including 4001. from the Duke of Leinster, and Pryersl sums of 2001. and 100/. from other distinguished persons. The Lord Mayor, in opening the business, ac counted for the tardiness of the City of Dublin in coming forward at this interesting crisis iu the fol lowing manner :—. My Lords sod Gentlemes•—f would bare felt it my duty to have called you together at a much earlier period for Ilia purposes described its the several werrepapera, bat that a vast diversity of opisios existed is the minds of the beetle formed men of the country. as to the propriety of such a measure at the particular lime to which I allude. I felt that exertion should lint be made by the resident gentry where distress existed, as also by the absentee belie. men and gentlemen cossetted with Ireland; besides, I was fully aware of the paternal anxiety and laudable exertions of oar excellent Chief Governor, and the Government of the country, in eudeavouring to alleviate the distress is the ie terior. De assured 1 have set been an Inattentive observer of our public markets since 1 have had Abe Wooer of being in the office of Oise( Magistrate of this metropolis, particularly since distress has appeared in the country; and convinced 1 am, bad sot caotiou been observed, as to the suitable time of conveoiu reeeting, the artifices of the monopolist sad forestaller would lave been such, that instead of now being called upon 1w sabmvibe towards relieving the distress of our fellow-countrymen is the south, we probably shaald be compelled to raise a subscription fur the poor of oor ens city sad its liberties. It is satisfactory to lied that the supplies to the capital are abundant ; but whilst through the bounty and blessing of Providence, our city enjoys a sufficiency of the aeceswaries of life, we should sympathise with our fellow creatures is the south sod west of our land, and emulate the risible spirit and laudable corniest' of the humane and wealthy la the sister tuoutry, and endeavour, as far as we else, to co operate fa usitigatiog the sufferings with which it has pleased Providence to visit the remoter districts of the woolly. DISTRESS IN THE PROVINCES. The Right Worshipful Thomas Ormsby, Mayor of Limerick, has received communications from the cities of Carlisle and Barnstaple, stating, that donations of 100 tons of potatoes were in progress of shipping, being the contribution of meetings held in these places, for alleviating the distress of the Irish poor, to be at the disposal of the corporate officers, in such way as way best meet the views of the humane contributors. The aritanitia, from Greenock. with ninety tons of potatoes, arrived in the hat boor of Limerick on Monday, after the quick passage of only sixty hours. The cargo was consigned to James Fargo. son and Co.. who immediately prepared to dispose of them in buckets to the poor, at a reduced price. The Chamber of Commerce. however, have since purchased the entire, which are to be cut up for seed, and sold at an ender price, for that purpose, and to persons only whose circumstances require such aid. J. M. Harvey end son., of Limerick, have receiv ed a bill of lading for 45 tons best Essex potatoes (14 of which are adapted for planting), 35 barrels Scotch herring., and two hogshesdo dried ling, per the Philippa, W. Blaney, master, from London, the gift of r most benevolent Lady there, who not only pays the first cost of this shipment, but also the freight in this port, and who has desired that they way be distributed gratis among the distressed po pulation of Limerick. MAMIE, NAT 11. The distribution of the oatmeal provided and distributed from the charity feud established by the benevolent subscriptions entered into here for the relief of the suffering poor, commenced yester day, and already nearly four tons of oatmeal have been given out, and 'lumbers of perishing families rescued from the pangs of deadly famine. No doubt this is a mo►t reasonable alleviation of distress ; but ►he supply is quite inadequate to the urgent wants of our starving population ; to use a homely expression, it is so more Mau • a drop of tearer is a buroiag liare•kils, ■nd unless it be im mediately followed up by further measures of relief, it can only check for a moment, not prevent ap proaching desolation. Let it be remembered that there is yet a fainiue of four months impending over this unhappy land, together with the dismal appro. hessian, of want of seed for the ensuing year. , Mr. Frankland Lewis and the other Commission ers of Revenue Regulation, who have been appoint ed by the House of Commons, will arrive iu Cork about the sth of July. A letter has been received in Cork from London, stating that the emolument of the Archbishop of Dublin to the See of Armagh has been determined on. This account may be considered as coming from very good authority.—( Dubliu Paper.) WAY 14. A leiter, of which the following is a copy, was yesterday received by E. Ryan anti Sons, from Thos. Rosscrult, Esq. the Secretary of the Committee for Managing the General Fund for .he Relief of the Irish Your : a London, May 8, 1828. "Gerri.eatee...Yoe *ill see .hat has bees too pooperly mei about ■nd so well berme here fur some assistant in the mad distress Replied yen. " 1 shish a great deal has Imes sent to you from Essex, Neat, Hampshire, Devonshire, Cornwall, Bristol, Swam% LlVtrpeul, Wales, Cumberland, sad the West of Scotland, is romps% 6.1 i, exec, kr. ke. " nosey or credit is sent to.nialit from us to your Chem lore of Commerce, to Clare, Kerry, and Mayo, for about 3,0n0t. to begin with. " Yogic opium*s and information I shall value for the Committee ■t any length, of facts and real conditions and prospeets.--1 UM, Gentlemen, •! TOW most obedient and bumble Servant, " THOMAS KOWCROFT.° MARX Irs. CORN EXCHANGE, EXCHANGE, lllottOst, Ilse 20 . Orir irterket Wag thiely suppli e d w i t h ell rale this morn. lug, b ee Oleo was tsken off wither freely, ea f e ll a s p ud terns, as we last aloaday ; but th ere was scsrerly any droned for the inferior qualities Fi se Bailey is la. p er quern , f e o h r ea rried r, im but a t i he frO r e d'a l;s rY . to ia l m 7s ib . le per a In q i u t ri s t u er iP . rah 017 brisk si l t ses seaport last week's pekes, bis t the saki were heavy, awe particular:, for the inferior descriptions. le Besse cud Pease there is uw allaralses. CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. Wheat, Kral &Essex 30. 60. I Grey I 'nm /Os le t --- Stiffen' 30s 68. Beall Batas ...15. le 40$ 48. Tick thole th Rye ass 16. Oat., Potato ...... tat 25. Barley lbs las Pelmet Oats 204 24. Melt 38. 46. Feed Oata 15. 2.1. White Pease t4. t 6. Flour, per at k . • ..454 54). &Alen 31. 34. Rape Seed, per lase..alil 3I t IMPORTATION, LAST WELK. Bothels Wheat, 6,196; Barley, 1,991; Malt, 330 y; Oats, 3,131; Rye, —; Beaus 1,367; Pease, 374. L ug . halt Fleur 6,761 sseks. GUILDFORD, MAT IL Wheat, per lead Oata, per quarter Olll. to 11 be Barley, per quarter al lb. to 01 1k Damn, per quartet ..... Grey Pease, per quarter ll ?a in II 06 --- SMITHFIELD. MONDAY. MAT W. Although the supply was not so abnadant as ow ibis day se'anight, yet it was owe t►an adequate; anti the weather beiiig rather sultry, the prices of all kind of ..at was rather lower. la the Hay Market the prices are eisainally die same u last week. The following is a correct statetneet of the prices sad ustnalitrs:— To risk the offal Krause ot Lb. 9et4.salto. 04. to 3s. 4J.' Howl of Cattle thisdap: Mottoo..2s. 04. to 3s. Oa. Besets .... ..... MOO Lomb.. 3.. 64. to 4a. 04. @beep mud Lank... n ode Tea1....44 04. to 4s. 41. Cabe; 220 Pork ....3a. 01 to 3.. 241. Pigs HAY-MARKET. Hay Clover Straw IL 0.. to IL Ns. NEWCATE AND LRADRNMALL MARKETS. (By the Carcass) Beer .... Is 4d to Ss 14i Veal .... Is Ad to 4 N Mottos.. 1s id t o I s Ad I Pork ..•• Is 8.1 hi As 54 Lamb As N to Is Id. PRICER OF NAT AND STRAW. RP•J4M Res. VI • rrecn APRS.. Hay 2/15,11 , 1 to 41 4r &I I Hay.... 3 /10r &I to 41 la Meow 1/ 4.01 to II 17. &I Clover.. 410 r Od to II 14 OA Clover St lOr Od to 410.0.1 I Straw.. I/ 114 Od to 11146 eel PRICE OF HOPS, per Cwt. 111 W POCK UM. maw maws, .. Kest ....21 IS. to 6/ Os Kral !pals t• 41 IS. Ostspez ..2/ 11. to 31 Its Sasses .... 21 Lk Is 3/ th Essez....2l les to 41 4. Esse. .... 2/ lOs to 41 As Farakom, Gee, 41.105. to 101.—Seroads, 10a. ts V. A. PRICE OP POTATOES, from MAT 13 to NAT 11. Quebec Shows and Oxmobles, from 400 tai 110 a pm too. Champions from Marsh Quebec. and Shows, from Marsh Champions, from Red Potatoes, from Yorkshire Kidneys at &mei Potatoes, from PRICES OF TALLOW, SOAP, ke. per 11131 b. Tame Tallow 38s Od —• 114 Yelh.w keep 1 Yellow Russia 38. 04 .m.II Od Mottled White ditto...4Bs 04 —s 0.1 Card .. Soap di1t0....344 Od —e Ild Graves Os 0, Melting Slues% Od —it Od Good Dregs le 01 Ditto roligh..lio &I —s ell , PRICE OF RAW PAT, per Moe of elb. Nee by Tallow (as staled by lba Tailow Mailers) 1.. Oil PRICE OF CANDLES, Fros Tallow Cloaadlers Hall. Price or Candles, per oozes, fls ad—Moulds, 10e W. dd. per doors allowed fur reedy mosey. RAW HIDES. Beef Heifers & Steers, Per s.. °Hillary.. Its Salo Is Id 2s 8d to 3s OJ Market Calf.. filth 10101 Middlings 2s Id to is el Eng Horse Os Od to Os 01 SHEEP SKINS. Felts Sbesrliop Lambs.. PRICE OP LEATHER. Butts, 50 to 58Ibs. each 18J to 18.1 per M. Ditto, 58 to 8811 s. each !Id to 134 Dressiag Hides Flue Coach Hideo led to I Crop Hides 35 to 40 lbs. he eluting 171 d to li Ditto 45 toesollao -144 to 104 Colrain. 30 to 40Ibo lid to 361 Ditto 50 to 101Iss .........1ad to $ll Ditto 10 to 8015 a .............fed to lid Small Seals (Greestaad) ..18d to led Large ditto 154 Is um Taliaesl Horse Hideo 154 is 174 Bassist. Horse Hides lid es 104 PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY Bank 5t0ck...2401 240 I Bank L. An. 19115 16 3 per Cent. Red... 7st I Old Aunumes 78 3 per Cent. Coos. • •791 Es. Bill., 2•• • • 4 0004 781 79 I pr. 1 des. Si per Cent.... 89 881 Ditto Smell ....5 pr. 4 per Cents..... 91 I Lottery 'rackets 191.186. 5 per Ct. N. An. 102 I Cons. tor Acc. 79179 1 New 4 per Cents... 931 I 781 79 MARRIAGE. Oa Thursday last, at R. taases's cfi Rev. Alexander Comm, Vice-Admiral K C.B, in Miss Maria Sussman Coda Admiral Sir C. Copse, Bart. of Shut, HEATHS. Yesterday morning, is r►ildbed, eidest daughter of Mr. Termer,lli, ti. Oa Saturday, Richard filoopiey, Esq. Sekl, aged bk. Hie death ws. swinll cosoparied a Mead to she church yar. iastarstly expired. He was the last ancient 'ad respectable fussily. Oa Saturday sitoraiag, at his boost year of hi. age, Willis. St. Clue, M, Deputy Lieatesiasts for Lancashire, the Amoisadersees Local Militia; for ciao of t►e most exteosive practice tries of Laiseashiro and Yea Wilt,. Oa Obi 1M iselsat, at her nrsidesee L Cbehas, sired IS, Mee. Asa Crater, relict in avid dialtdmagisar se elis iva Brigacheeasseral HIGH WATER AT LONDON Hornier le after I. I Primled awl Pabibbed at THE THE GLOBE Olive, N.. let WELL, et lbs Semi. uk L. An. 191 15 16 d A upuillet 78 . Balt. ....1,0001. I pr. 1 dia. ito Smell ....5 4 Ss. itery Tickets 191. 18s. as. tor Acc. 791 79 1 !Si 79 E. r 4 ore'', Brighton, by lie .1 Si' Richard Eon, VIM 'too, daughter of the Isle i.iin;tey, Goombringoolors. Mrs. Ass& Nelson Hort, the sculptor. Esq. of Over Hell, Mir. folly sodden • loon sc- ud, he dropped Sows sod male broach of • my ire in Prestos, is i10r704 M.D. ors of Ids Ssiorty's re. sad Liest..Cokoiel for Ansi rests • PIO" e throe of s hop do' dews Great Saga Woe. r, relies of Colossi dogs*, ". .odior-floserol Ds Lowy. SRI DG E THIS DAT. Email 44 slier S. •••.'"'?"—" e ' 1 t BRITISH PONS of 1 by C. Will' . • p .r.dait