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r VIII Sl ATCII nowt. •t • • . . 'maim pains lust 111141“011,W401.1811111611RIP,. mrie , tress.'' - • ••• / I A. • gmollll. THE sautes Mott 0 ..?• I 41••• i••• !WM. *aril Of ••• tree alfretsee, bet 'twee Oft With tee dm, late the rateepelter, est• The 'raves ef the SOW* sweetest beef!, the rosy. Ifthstact•O. It is a e•rattran practice with those who have mas.. lived the susceptibility of early feeling. or hove been brought up in the gay heartlessnmo of dissipated life, hi laugh at all love stories, mod to treat the tales of romantic pewits as mere Oftimis of novelists gal poets. My observations nth human nat•re h.ivo ifttlueed me to think otleeroisr. They have cou viiated me, that however the surrascr of the charac ter may be chilled and frozen by the cores ~f the world, or cultivates' into mere soviet by the arts isf society, still there are dormant Ares lurking iu the 'lndite of the coldest bosom, which, when once en artied, become inspetnous and aresometimea dem tali*, in their ditelo. Indeed I am a true believer in the blond deity. and go to the full extent of his doctrines. Shall I enures* it ?—I believe is. broken twirl•, and the possibility of dying of di.appeinted lose I I do not, however, consider it a malady often fatal to my own sex ; but I firmly believe that is withers down many a lovely woman into au early grove. • 3lisu is -the creature of interest and ambition. Ili. mature leads hint forth into the straggle owl ba.tir of the world. Love is but the embelliett merit of his early life, or a song piped in the bitter. v.ils of the actg. He seeks fur fame, for fortune, lii space in the world's thought. and dominion over tr • fellow men. But a woman's whole life is a his. .4y of the affections. Tlx heart is her world ; it is there her ambition strives for empire ; it is there her avarice seeks for hidden treasures. She ar l ds forth her sympathies on adventure; she em barks her whole soul in the traffic of affeetiots ; and if shipwreeked, her case is hopeless—for it is • t,iinkroptcy of the heart. To a man the disappointment of love may omit con some bitter pangs : it wounds some feelings of tenderness—it blasts some prospects of felicity ; but he is an active being—be can dissipate • his the , tiglity in the whirl of varied occupation, or rouge into the tide of pleasure; or, if the scene at disappointment be too full of painfull associa• twos. he can shift his abode at will, and bailor as it were the *ltsieli of the morning. can fly to the at• termion parts of the entth. and be at rest. !Jot womais's is comparatively a 6sed. a who& ed. and a meditative life. Site is more the comp'. woo of her own thoughts and feeling*: and if they err turned to ministers of sorrow, where shall she torn for consolation ! Her lot is to be wooed and ; used if unhappy in her love. her heart is like slice fortress that hes hero captured, and socked, mud ititandoned, and left desolate. . How twiny bright eyes grow dim—how many pat chre k grow pale—how many lovely forms fade slimy into the tomb, soul Hone can tell the anise that Slighted their lowliness ! As the dove will chop its *togs to its side, and cover and conceal the arrow that is preying on its vitals, so it is the maitre of woman to hide from the world the pangs sa;* onotideri affection. The love of • delicate female is always shy and siletit, Even when fur tu'riste, she scarcely breathes it to herself; but when otherwise, she buries it in the recesses of her bosom, sod there lets it rower and brood among the ruins of her pence. With her the desire of the heart has foiled. The great charm of existence is at on end. She neglects all the cheerful exercises which glad deo the 'pirate. goieketa the pulses, sod send the tide. of life in healthful currents through the veins. Fier ibex is broken—the sweet refreshment of sleep is poisoned by melancholy dreams—" dry sorrow drisik• her blood." until her enfeebled frame sinks under the slightest .external injury. Look for her, otter is little while, rod you find ftiendship weeping inn, her untimely grave. sod wondering that one, swiss but lately glowed with all the radiance of beelike end Want/. should so speedily be brought down to darkness and the worm." You will be told of snnie unary chill, some casual indisposition, that laid her low ; but no one knows the mental malady that previously sopped her strength, and made her so ril' d prey to the spoiler. She it I. ke some tender tree, the pride sod beauty of the grove; graceful io its form. bright in its foii..gr, hut with the worm preying at its heart. We boil it suddenly withering, when it should be most fresh and luxuriant. We see it drooping us brooches to the earth, said shedding leaf by leaf; until, wasted sod perished sway, it falls even in the ruthless of the forest; sod a we muse over the beautiful ruin, we strive in vain to recollect the blest or thunderbolt that could have smitten it with decay. I have seen many instances of women reaming to Waste aid self-neglect. and disappearing gradually Wes the earth. alossat ea if they had 'beer estioled t• beaten ; and have repeatedly fancied. that I (mild trace their deaths thrwegh the various de r bitsians of consumption. cold. debility. langour. snelas,clinly. until I reached the first symptom of th.appassited love. But au instance of the kind was lately told to me; the circumstances are well Liman, in the country where they happened, and I ells!I bii: give them in the wanner in which they were related. Every sine, must recollect the tragical story of young li--, the Irish patriot—it was too touch ing to lie soon forgotten. During the troubles. in I irlisufi lie war tried, coademosest, and executed no i• charge of treason. His fate made a deep iturres. eii,ii on public sympathy. He was so yuong—so intelligent—no generous--so brave—so every thing that we are apt to like iii a young man. His con duct under trial. too, was so lofty sod intrepid. Tire noble indignation with which he repelled the charge of treason against Isis country.the eloquaut tindication of his name—said his pathetic appeal to posterity. in the hopeless boor of cundemnat ion—all these entered deeply into every generous bosom, and eves his enemies lamented the stern policy that I:ciased his emotion. Iklldisee woo one heart whose angnieb it would be impesmilre . to assails& lii henries days said fairer fastaser. he had an. the *owe of s bias- West% idol 'ma '" , the **Viler e a law crielkated bias lit WA iiii ilia the ilisinteveand keel* ~.. lave. Whew every wewlflly mestim swayed ;loaf mrsisist hiss ; nitwit lifirstpd iq teatime s Moil disgrace apt& Amy! elselsormet Itia mow: slwimsld ham the more asdristly Sae hismnityitallistiwire them, his fate coulsirmaltess the sympslatie .vmls of Ms Area, *hat taut here hear she Mosey iselive whose whale yowl was occupied ity his iteserte t tot Skase tell who haw had the poets& aCthe lamb soultierly clamed botateme theta sad the • 'they mast loved .s eorsh--.-veho haw sat 41 its 1 as one shut out io • bid and Ishii, amid, Pain sheave all that woe mate lovely sod tottlisi had des parted. Bost then the harems af such • grave I se fright• ful, au ritshonoured ! There woo twilitrig for me mory to dwell ou tbat could soothe the pang of seuarasints—notso of those tender. though wielast clod) circumstances, that endear the porting scene —outlying to melt sorrow into those Messed tears, Peso. like the dean of heaven, tit revive the Mart in the !ruching hour of anguish. T o resi d er h e r widowed situation ware desolate, she had incurred her father's displassum by her unfortunate attachment, sod was sts @mile from the paternal roof. Bolt could the bytupothy end kind offices of frieuds hove reached • spent se shocked and driven in by horror, she would have itYperieuced no want of c.ussolatiou, for the Insh are • people of quick and generous sensibilities. The most deli cute soil cherishing attentions were paid her by &Indira of wealth and distmetwes. She was Ird into society, and thay tried by ail kind. ~f *e v ils*• tints end amuerutrist to dissipate her grief, and wren her from the tragical sto►y of her kites. But it WAS 11 I I in vein ! There ore mate strokes of eels. runt• that scathe and scorch theorist—that p eaamite to the vital mat of happinew.—and blast it, tweet attain to put forth bud or blossom. She never objected to freqmeut the heuntoof pleasure. het she nes roo Much *dune there as in the depths of solitude. Sue walked about in a sad rev►rie. apparently un consciuno of the world around he►. She carried with her en inward woe that mocked at all the blandialiments of friendship, and •• heeded snit the smog of the charmer, charm he *ever to wisely." The perms who told the her story hod wen her at a masquerade. There can be no eithibitiou of far.gone wretchedness more striking and painful their to meet it is. such a scene. To find it wan. dining like • spectre. lonely moil joyless, where all grotto.' is Kay—to see it dressed out in the tripping, of mirth, and looking so wan End wo.begoise, as if it had ford Ili vain to cheat the poor heart into • two. mentory forgetfulness of sorrow. After wolfin g through the splendid MOMS and giddy crowd with an sir of utter abstraction. she sat tweet,' down •is the steps of an orchestra, and looking about for some time with a vacant air, that sheered her insets. solidity to the garish scene, she began with the capriciousness of • sickly heart, to warble • little plaisitsre air. She hard ass exquisite voice ; but on this occasion it Wei so simple, so touching, at breathed forth such a soul of wretchedness. that she drew a crowd, mute and silent, amend her. and welted every one nolo leers. The story of one so true sod tender, could not but recite great interest in • country remarkable for irothosiesm. It completely won the heart of • brave officer. who paid Isis addresses to her. and thought that one so true to tlw drool, could not but prove affectioisaie to the She declined his attentions, for her thoughts were irrevocably en. grassed by the memory of her former lover. He, however, persisted in his suit. fie solicited not her tenderness, but her esteem. He was assisted by her couviction of hit worth, End her cruse of her wen destitute and dependant situntion, for she was existing on the ;tombless of friends. Ise • wood. he at length sureerried in gashing her land. though with ilw *O4.IIIIIIIII6UPGIICC, that her heart was unal terably anther's. lie took her with him to Sicily, hoping that a change of acne Might wear nut the rroseMbeasece of early woes. She was au amiable and ratusplory erste, and made an effort so be ■ happy woe ; but nothing could cure she silent and devoating sue laischoly that had entered into her very soul. She wasted sway is, a slow, but hopeless decline, and at length sunk into the grove, the victim of a hrukeu heart. It was •n her that hlnore, the distinguished Irish part. composed the, faillnwing lines : Sloe is far from the load winery bee linseg here sleeps, Aod lovers avowed her are sithiag lint coldly she tarns from their gime. tad mem For her lean in his grave is lying. She sines the wild meg of her deer native pities, Eve►y ante wheels hr Iced 'welder — A le! little they shish, who delight its her Waits, How the heart of the mitisirel is breaking ! He heal he'd for his love—fee his easiest" be died, They were all that to life had iretwied New SWIM shall air tears of his toiletry be allied, Nor lon will his hive stay belied him ! Oh! make he► a grave where the senheams tea, Wh►n they promise a gloriosa* morrow ; They'll shine o'ir hie sleep, like a smit► hose t►e mast, From ►er own low 'd island of memo ! MERTIIVOS OF CARD/TORS AT ertuitiam. 71111 LAY. K. ■. M. Briant. Keisakirtaa, rlat•mrrrbaat. 3 11 3. Cowell, Salaw•-at-Ilase, .11ler ♦. FaOjai's**, Greenbitbe, baker 3 1 W. Utak,. 11 1 G. Dama o I.iaten, bvielber 1 1 J. Kt,lila, Fyn wee', ebeesentapacer .. 11 J. Ritchie. Woolaid,. biker 1 11 .1. Levees Fee, liaise's-pears, granillrosilrarer ..... 1 1 J. S. Smith, leagbibelmaiamme, drairtisl.6 1 111 DWI DEN J. D. Reify, Palormiaier-row. oilers* w lO J. Msowball, Walsworth, oserritout R. A. Conte, Berwick-upon-Tweed, coro.onercksoi 3O T. Ackland, in. &remade, hoiehrr. T. D. Latham and!. Parry, OcooolAsire4A•ott, lows:Soots IS Carr; Fl GATES. J. Grefloo, of Sinned, Glonereser, oloosoutker.—.l. 11.01. 4 • 11 ; of B•itelry. Clorolor, eoro.dealer.—J. WANG. of War. door.airret, Westokoillor, rooch.soker.—.D. 10600100giso, of Cheliewhase Dloorolll l l3 liver y -I " be ' 4l "P arl44-11/ ...."' of Plyosoisih, wailloosoker.--01. Kafir. MO of. lkosl Prtscoli4sreet, Clollrio g o.faeldo, actlimpei. In the ',rot 0 Mr. Cievea's anfereslins se Mester of the Crreatowies" fee Chalet*. Owe' will oast prubobly be • strong rawly!' oe,thipt W. testae* is the Isle 4 Tliewie,t. which Shr: C. S ... 1 we* e d. scot esjois. . Mr. Mo es : a ri l Laiel. hill.* . Mr. Hints. sod CIO ? * ' *a., Min lisp tamed the•.• 44.. . .ido6, , . 4 . ! - # 44 , 1 , mks are selisetti ereg*.r4,fiNjoeuespwg !",a.lbf POPeObNlPlegm.4:l,4l:Noirow.. • OP 4 4, 4 0 1 FPVtIN THE PU.Pit.:4OdUCIILTIINE, • :lgivaPp44 1 • . • *lferalar 611.1 • 54-T f. VIM soy prided@ Aid' Or 'wag MpOurtaml tor lie inseosnigoseot of inileatreemil nouratityrafemag the poor. or go posseliorptime 1M .soudiabor.i.f, the labouring doom% wino h view W reduce' the plume rale, by colunizisg se coogregatiog paupers able to labour. by *best...elem. is esgricoltiost ot sonneforiariog /Maps. to try if they OM there nosiossis one soother, with 'women to govern sail isasniet them how to colligate the graved, CPI Iw erect maim. Si she rapes., of she salmi, or by golosiseg sob. tirli t ts ° ,, fur respki,isig torehaisics tot of tniployesent, would love a powerful tradition to multiply the asimber of poor people, soil to iaenaae bowed of educe the pore rote. That among she tummy schemes wow extant, for re. duels/ else pours rase, it W menusagesded so borrow navvy so She credit of the pours ram, to es , ale irenployment for the pour. This is a had piss ; she salmi has already bees bort by the borrowing system being carried sou far. 4. Tilsit in coosettsenee of the biles rent of land, the is ' cream of large fossils, ander. =schism', fur facilitating agri. calsore al a cheap flat lied usher easily effected modes of basbaiiiky now practioi4, fewer labourers are employed shout eisliiiratitegrbegrosod, sad lower wages given in pro portion to the price*: richness oho* formerly, which hove been the novos of b,segieg labourers to progeny, sad of iscressiog the pews rate, occasioning them lis resort to towns and wander allow the coseary is quest of employ. roost and *armor wages, till they become distressed for goat sil food sod raiment. b. That by um diem, of multiplied neoebhmery. sod fie estesieies u( maournetiiMeo, lAa qviality a ire d e mim e s ,. tared, ore greeter than elm beite.pused of to the milidoctioa ur the proprietors. In cooorquenee of shirk, getout, baye the wore of As Inbourtmr umniefaet ever, hero reduced. bet Knot sembern of 'bets unemployed. That onasefnetories . . . . . knee been greatly milerged, its roomipmeee of the inventive arid adupiirr of.perwerfel inechreery, which have beseght towhee liege bodies of people, 'hereby inereming propels. two, immorality, poverty, and pauperism. These are state of the miser causes which have brought into distrese,mmeili cis'', arid pauperism, a greater member of the homes race than wee ever Imes. before at one time in I. That I. cesseqweace of sit increased popoletios of Shwa who pruritic* more of the things which feed sod clothe nrankinsi, add ef them employed in eisunfactorles, sod of the vest Emma. of berme kept for pleasure, said for kcal. eating trade, sod of the great numbers of sheep, Meek eatik, poultry, and swine, now bred mid cotes, rho bree ds= does nut produce corn rework to ked ;is inhabireste. Bet this by empleyieg a sullicient number ee labourers soil mreagils eausigh et smirk fur agricultural porpoise, and by adapting rood system* of busloredry suitable to the various mils sod clisieree is Great &Ears, mod coadirmed wily by practical mew, the bred might be abbile• to produce more abuodaut crops than It has hitherto deer. 7. That eormideriag the high price of all meta of gears from 1795, to 1117, and that *nisei that period the land is lkitaiu was sot is • better Mate if cultrirstios than al pre. arm, soil that the Poets Kate is the said period essetinually isereased, clearly proves that • high price sibtshied for curs Jets not Mester the occupier, of land to cattiest@ it better thee lobes cote is cheap, use to give labourers truth wages aa are sufficient Et *mutate them ' , Worst being pampers, eyes while they are riiiistairily employed. Therefore tends* the price of grate by Corr Laws, er by amp artificial Eocene whatever, would lecrease poverty sod ilm Prows AM.. sad Wore due 1111114011. That as immerse weather of work. Mg people, being, while in eseployeseel, paid est of lire Pours Ruse, a part of the wages Necessary to maintain Mere, is use of the carters why she Pours Mete is so high, mid so velteniewily complaiord of. '1 his evil, however, cen sor, with soy thine of propriety, be effecteally remedied is soy tuber way hot by the following regal/stares That Magistrate, be authorised to set the price of I. That moue able to work shall receive raise from tie Moors Itate.--3. That all wise cacao( led esiplsrposest, sod are pose, shall base free liberty to beg wherever they please. . - S. That (mom had occopiets of Mad, oho are shout he petition the Legislature for Cute Laws, to protect agicid. wee In the maimer they say commerce is protected, with a view I. raise the price often Se aims a height, u may su able tremolo easily to pay their present high rests, appear out to be aware that agricollore is Initiated by she pre 'peon of cvisrierer, sod that when commerce ie retarded by say aseaus, which a high price of the Necessaries of life is owe of peace would do, scrimshaws .1116 i sorer la pro polio.. That it appears to as mithiug is the power of sus* timid brad's Ilse uatiw so larch as • redottimi of lases, sad of bowl real, which I theist vast lake place la the cou,se of a few years, but it is to be feared out Whir* • reamilier of the tesautry be misted to a slate of poverty. O. That the Wellies of spode busheadry, so strongly atinniesnled by theorists mid caleslatios, mewl make Mod productive as they say, sad se the cohere of land by that method is expensive, it is sot likely that it will be mach practised. lipsde hershsnilry, however, may be mode pro. Stable in the ciativatiou of small pieces of laud, and of cor ners of delJe, ober* the plough commit reach; and the spade is any no hl to bring into a state of cultivatiou waste and heave land, by treoehiag it, if the leek be tbsee its a peeper ataarev. I>lrrll lioalmaary is also highly praised, and rear weeded by sums gretkniest for aniversal practice; this mode of apiculture is mite profitable en laud easily work ell, and free of stoats, bet it will net *sewer for general practice, so that Item who reeossaimid it as tit fur am mai. versa) system at horboositry, ars sot anlicienaly acquaisited with the amine sad traitors of Mod of diffenrut yuaiiliss tbroisitiout the kirogibiss. 111. That considering the emigration of a mot of the population of this eimistry, on the migraines' of Adasinis &alio* at the natioftal expense, II appears to Is the opiniuu of the Legislature, that there is yet I. Braude a market viability a laud in a stale of cultivatios, to employ the ksheariag classes and the people. If this really be she cam, what can be the mum that Governmeel do net propose, sod eadeoveur N seduce Parlamenti to pass a Bill to tea. power Cosamissiosier• se divide sod allot, with equity, to thole who have Common rights, all the waste mid uoculti. eased ~mem leads is the klairdess, restaiiiing a clouts', to compel the proprietor% or slim aliverriesta, either to 'obi. rate then for the peodactiou of cora, eseisleul vegetables, antes, weliailsee, or Se sell or let them to these who shall en. aorke to do it; sad if say of Mao allotments be suffered reassia lie a emiaia time, sinceltivated, they should he spit/twisted to the burial of the poet. 11. Tbot amuck distosSetst eedelseseur prevails among the people egoism Gmentment end the Legislation., mot may on mama of poireity, which ungemlimsably abounds, but its cemeemseuee of the depravity at wiaokurd, fostered by its been publicly said privately held forth, and believed by imeltitedes, that watery mid femme ere teeictrut guides nu direct the Mimeo mew bow to pleat* Gail, sad how to ren ders themselves properly in thra world. The evil words soil *climes itecessarily recordist( frees there erroneous opt. ohms, might be wen restraisell than shay are, by mend instruction, and by thirst is offices of power sod host, igie. Mg a good, Mimeo, sad ilieral example to she wool emoted them. Thom, mod there ere meshy, who discredit said rourienne the Scriptures *bleb I have car 11004 ronia.ii &Melte free/lotions frees Scriptures, to OM, say they are count in ell is them opinions. be tin observe that sour of douse who rule she cutustry, I.oe the bugler raid.' of society, our the army, who all profess se be Christians, &Muer she ex empte of him whom they call Christ, woe obey the precepts which the hook called the Bible cuuteitt; end so they igen. Melly mid wilfully deride the beet book ie the world. IS.. That if the clergy wool/ mese front uteddliug with polities, end esettler affairs. which properly Whim; to the depArtiwestia, of the civil raegistracy sod laity, cameo.. dumb diseiplloe, occtirding to the word of Cud, without respect of memos, follow the example of Christ sad his Apegitee ; its deleting their time email SANK, le the denies isTembrd4 . es Mee as Framerd Nl. ss re of Chesil. et • As lbws of Gad, alsweelkit to the trove of the &sip. i . et r is4l7 Cherel,soll prverpas eithret el las brosatili iiNt 4, aril 440141 suer 41.60 . air; Mel. - the proof losillosi Ipg vitilotieg them • Ini sae 111615111 W ' lll • • IS. the ISM soil Israel SlMellose bars berth Win e sod aro moo IPOskisos. to imilbeneet rice. by treadle op child's% is the hasoleilire d morality and religios e god is spresilisig abroad she Bible sad good Tracts. Sul it appetite Ilkal kiwitylwis awl wickedness OMNI! the people is not de. reason% probably because the ft:amplest by fir alio greatest sniniber or those profess to believe lb. god eves of those ribs assist is she elossribswise of 11. Is contrary to She precepts soil duties which it (minims. - - - 14. Ties if 16Pie is Moline, of enthoeity and mist. sod the higher closers of 'octal *meld their in their mmoloet antoog the looter claws agi reemple of keeping the hem of God, which are statonierily rompeeltemiell io she ae eatogoe, and eureka , their ;wore eceording to km, to pre vent all dames of people from poloist ly violatiog tholes . . foonnandagenia. dm; third aged fogging of width ars won sags angeooosly and ingpodeally profane-el ; this condert of slaw Ingo rale the ostlion, sod ialloonee the people. ovoid bows • pengterfol tesedgesgey to iranquillise atilt. troubled Rigida, and to laden* done to be loyal sgaidects, *basset to th. lass, sad respettral to superiors. NAVAL INTRWUENCE. " IA All -I .61111. .710 =CHANGE. Ofeweaw. Wagon 0. ".410111wdbet wee rather IMialy supplied with Mini ibis Illbeties. h etreesqwettee et irbleb See rows frees mei /addle, met moil sale at s Weems of fees le. Itr A. pr leaner es leg Afeetley's priers. nee Seeley wee slaw brisk war, awl fres h. so to per quarter dear. r. el. Muesli Ow. 'apply was tolerably large front Norfolk bellefk. Pease ere Ile. Walser, sad New Braes ors pewit wile at Is week's priers. Tlie Om trade sae fall as be isle we es Irrilay, wad Gee 'wilily rather dearer. CURRRNT PRICKS OF GRAIN. Wbeas,ltert 6 &mans 016 I Gm Pea5e........ 4% 444 asinolk .7% ?Se Snail Room ....... .446 . 4414 _ . Meth& d•ite .... fie ?is netts ditto 71. are 34s Ws Barley tie 41. Malt 1., Us White Pease Ms 40s Boilers 44s 40. Tick ilsitio . l4* 6.1. Dal% %We.. VC 8.. Poland Oase Y6B 1:%. Fara Oats lts /6. Roar (yet sack) N. " Rape Seed, per lesB-341 111PORTATIO1111 LAST wet[. Ingllrle Wisest, 11,366 ; Barley. 4.661 ; MsM , 4,436 ; Oslo, INII; Kyr. —; Seems. 1,617; Pease , 1.0611 mica Wheel. 1306.—Irish %bad, till; 01'10,360.--En lid. Floor, 3,106 masks. PRICE OF BREAD THIA WEEK. The highest price of Mr best Wheaten Detail &foothold the ssetreisolia, is staled by the principal Bakers t• be iferooloorro TMs forekturs the Unarieni Last bolsi • rise of Three : fort kiap• al MCC rine last —Same Bakers will the Quarters' Loaf final oae penny to two.penite Weir. Ib. oz. le . os. Peek Loaf to weigh 17 4 I Qiisetern Loaf Is wel,h Half ditto II 11 /Miff Quarters GUILDFORD, M* 4. Wheat, per lead Oats, per quarter II Ss I. If 13. Barley, per quarter...." 11 14. to 111 0 1 Desna, per quarter lf Its I. If 44 POW, per quarter SMITHFIELD, Mostraw, Starrett I. There was but a oridaliag supply of rain, at roarkri t►is sonruisig, sod She prices have rather a4lesood„ wirier to a quick sale, and the eesrk►t was warty cleaned at aa early hear. Maslow has also advance/I in prier. reek sod 140 freesia Nearly the same as bat Munasy.-144 the Pita 441' Hay very Mir alteration. Straw said Clover as lost rriotatio«.— ` The tiahariag is au accurate etatemeat of the rim as 4 numbers : T 9 Sok the offal per nose of Sli. Rd.... 410. 04. t. Ss. 64. Head of Caul* this iiiiit Mum* Jo. id. so es. 041 Na.,.h 1.1150 row ....Se. •I. so Is. 041 Sloop 14.460 P..rt ....M. 01 to Ts. Ott. C.olas. nht Lasoli...Vs. 0.1. to Ss. 0.5. I l'l .... .... 2110 HAY-MARKET 31. les. M. su If. S.. Oil asses lf. e.. LI. so el in.. 111.1. &raw NEWGATE AND LEADENIIALL stAukET.. (By Ilr Carcubs.) Bee 4. 0.1 to Is WI I Viral Name— 44 44 In S. 0.1 Purl.... 4. WI In 4. 44 MIMES OF HAY AND STRAW. . ituastes. wurrairomPet.. Hay 3/ 10.44 to 41 164 114 Hay.. 41 4.164 to 4/ 14. a 4 term. , IS 4.04 to If 144 04 SitAW IS 12.0.1 hilt CI'S/IV II Of 0.1 t.. GI 1. 0.1 I Chfircr.. 4/ 0.0.1 iso 71 0.041 PRICE OF HOPS, per Cvt. ■ew WIGS. NSW FOCII NTS. Kest 41s to 4/ 4s Kest .... ti Ins to 4/ It. Sasses ..31 ns to 31 Its SWIM'S 31 61 to 4/ Si &sex ...31 Os to 4/ Os F.'.... .... 3/ Ot to 4/ Ith Varsimus, wawa. 4/ 131 to la ss-4or, 5t IV. to W O. Festive Petite.' It 01 to ti ts. PRICES OF TALLOII TowisTallow 71+ 11.1 rid Yellow Russia 07.0.1 —. 0.1 MBAs ditio...6os Od Od Soap ditto.... 00s Oil —s 0.1 Melting Stuff 604 Ikl --• id Dille russrli..3ts 0.1 --• Od %SOAP, Am. per 11/14 ' Yen..w Soap Si. Monied V44 VV. roaves t4 . 44 Gma Dregs Vs So PRICF. OF CAI% D1.C.4, Fromm Pries eor Griller,per l.4l / 1 1 :en, iti rl d s kr. 6.l l ll lail vre . lar, 13i 01. thl. per loser *Rowed ter read, miewey. DREADFUL EFFECTS OF THE LATE GALE. LT/t, Illaacm 4. The Celebrity, Bird, went es sieve neer She Prooraece of this pert, and le likely tor breams a Serial wowek ; the pilot and two of the crew drowned. A sloop, warns workrooms. lades wit► Ash. rent, the master foiled drew/sled i■ ►is cabin; she Pandora, March, was driers on ahem en the mead iseitent, wear Hoonstaritle, soil has sines rine to pieces; Allisece, Hall ; nail Hester, Jolionsim„ souk ; /hiders. Balfour, oe share open Terriireme Mani; Salty, Roberta**, es *bore epos the Brest Seed ; Coennterce,Trown. rad, ire shove near hoe stantie Master's sew died tioriregh faller,. Actor*, Hitchins; and Alfred, Cockrrill. driver up Obe river, the holler havirse been overact :sad Ailed. John, Rogers; Wive. Donheuirk ; Awe, Speiser; Tree Primal% Garbled; and Dinee, Kemp, driven an Amer upon the hacks of the River. Lady Andover, Morton; Pelicas, Kisir; Mita. Parkins..; Fly,Soradwell, blown into obis port with loss of sealers and cables. A brie, realer is ell neon, foureilmed at her seekers on the evening of She Id inslarl, in Mess roads; crew supposed to ►ave perished. The Name,. thedisaii ; Prisee of Wake, Swart; his. Le Gersdre; Eliab►th. Wakes; sad Thomas, Sister,, of lieseterlasid ; Fleece, AI askant.ditto; Maatrrs, Bauliehl. of Forrey; Bleasiss, Guying, and many others, •asses w kisses, were d►ises se abort believer Ostend and Calais daring the late sale. The Wets Tigris, from alas; Active, Lamb, and Vigi lance, blosideodoe from Havre; were driven or shore Neu ()stead ins Thisted4. 111171190aTS, MAUI S. Since toy last the whirl kat abated considerably, sad so sure damage hoe Seer sisetained too this cum. The large Dutch ship which got us shore of Folkston. on Tlioreday, is expected is this barbs/or to relit, bowing starred cootai derahly. Part sf aroaastairs Pier was washed sway dodo( the gale. sod several vessels were stranded between kecolver aril throe lay, woe of which was 'slimly deserted by her crew. A seheerlption was catered into yesterday, for the six new who had bees picked up at sea in as *pea boat vu the roweling sodiewitig, to enable them to rifith•llll clothing sod to retorts home to Shields. DOTSR, Masten 5. The late 'Liles' dorm. have occasioned remits wircl , i.P st on hi these ports; our be:boor is fell of shipping, pet is by distress, moil very .may, ire boor, ore lust us the epsomite coast. A coroner's impala spas ►eld last liked. on tire Weirs a two unfortunate men, whose it appeared died on board ibai► ship, when in • pardons eitiatios, by fatigue, cold. and leaver. For three days all eseemanntratlua was stopped betimes as ■ad the Coatiarst, but yesterday there wails ern patcbed ►race Cur Frame, suet less Diehl tree ar►ived frasa shear,: sad this day she Auckland packet has also arrived Gum Ostend, wsib tau _ _ - DIAL, MARINI 5. Sailed yesterday the Canning, Patients's, and Lady Mel ville, 31.1..cie1. for SI. lieleritaild Bombay; Atlas, Sluts, an Trinidad ; and Deneissica. Field►r, fee Deatiimica. Arrived Ile► Porcupine frees ilarbergb kw Lanka, sod ■ WC, ant of collier* frnms the northward. Caste deem front the Meer noel sailed the Prise* Retest, Issaes. fuel allniquin ..t flently. M'Leed. fur %awful soil Chins; Friends, &relay, end Atelsels, %Vihum, fur Jimmies. Smiled tu•dsy the Demers, Unsettles, rue Dumber sod Chinn. ti—t ant crPtlibly isforastil bat spirants of 40 vessels err me stows on the Freud' coast beiwecu Niroport aid F.tapks. POOLTIMOUTII. 74.4.0C11 Ar►ived yesterday the Hope, Meckeiss, frosts Irma. Passed by, with iu•r sdaneliiir sad cable, Ike John, flow Sissiderissid tub Sonthanspiiin. Arrived to-day the Duwne Castk, Herbert, fro. Chas resin. ; Coinisei WA Oda.. frrini Virginia fur &men ; Richard sail Sabena, Rowley, from the Dieweis fur Barbiadoes; Phwanix, Rennet*, frost ditto for the Bwath:4as, with it.. of 'arbor awl cable; Three Sisters, Richardson, from Wafer. ford, with tun of twii anchors and cables; AIMS Catherine, Sestk, front S. Übe's, wench dawingeil ; sod Prince Repot, lane*, front the DOWN. for India, with loss of mach* wad cable. — Passe d down Clamed the Lady Melville, Maegola of Mostly, sod Cueing East ludisenro. eimsours, mama 4. Sikd the Uoioo. Leonia', for Beanie's's; wed Posey Hell, Hes 4. foe Barhadoes. _ 7161116111/1110, SIMIAN 4. Yesterday tier sloop litho and \lvry, lluald. of Pau Wow, Pia on shore on the strand of this harbour, having sprite( • leak at sea ; her desk is best la, sad she is at this time irre parable. coop, stsass S. Arrived th► President, Joan, from Wate►ford fur SOW. wort►, with tots of, sails snit otherwise dassintrd e Mvtttg bees set• fool of by the brig Prisons Royal, of 14inorpre. RYE. MAROS b. Arrived ihe Ruse in June, Stades, from Duologue; II" picked up two heats marked w John. of Nurlls Shields, Julie Mason," no osier, " Reba. Sunup," and burnt w the slum " Thus. Wilosed," with a grew deal of &muse wreck. 111 IF W 14•1111//. MAME 5. l'he Summate, of Samillwich. Isla Mood, was takes pas. atotoas of by a tomer' about righter. aides west of Ilinetiotita, sad about fix sailer Coma site Aare, having Got fret woks is her buil ; the israore washed tortbeseit. Air•wril lahs abeth, Shepprrsl, fru. Truro, with loss of bostioris. A siundwr of bales of ration. Inv, and citakl wile seem 414.64i5is as the ame Oa 140 Ea/sward yr.tr•Jay, and a ousel setable siosist.iy of wreak. Early on Thureday morning, a moat tretarndoas storm was .Tall in Wakefield anti the siriKlileour• timid. act-unwashed by a tiowrir of hail, rain, suit sum, wish must tivid lightliiint„ and three dis tinct claps of anomie-I, af which our was trolly loud mud appalling. a•awE OF STOCIiII YFISTEKDAY. Bank Steck...—. *het. I Batik Z. @hut 3 pee Ct. Red... shot. loth. •.• •• • • asst. '*Ct. Cam..... 14411 f India Bend... 13 14 pr. per Croat. *est I Et. bat% 4.....3 l doe. 4 per Cease... 'kw I C.M. fat the per et. N. Ann. 1,411 PRICE OF RAW F, 'AT, pyr dame fAf A. Waal by the Tallow I A.61.4e41 by the Beitebe.. James's Market. 4. 1.1 Price by Te&luw.... 44 141 Mikaimpel Marital 4. VJ 4. 1 SAW HIDES. Best Heifers awl Ote.To (prr Orohoary.. to 41.1 to 2 • 4 I oloot).. to lIH to 31 of Market Colt.. 01 to • ••• 6 MlNlisers 2. 4.1 to to N Bug. Hone Si IN to 0. N sticre sams. PArarlings, palled be Ad l 0 7. 0.1 Ditto, doom PRICE OF LEATHER. Botts, 00 to 00106. cock DM 1 lid pot lb. Ditto ► 04 to 8411io. each lid le UM Dreootog Hides Fist, Coach Hi.les ... . . llll4 iso IMI Ger Heats $5lO 4011. for tottilei 1604 to 174 Ditto 411 t 050105..... ..... 171.1 S. til I Oaf Skims 30 to 40the The Is. 17.1 Ditto up to 7011111 30.1 to 364 Ditto 79 to tiollis . l7d to 304 Small /calm (Greeullinil) lO4 is 114 Law ditto Tattooed Hone Hides Kill tv OW Spaaish Homo Hider BIRTH. On the 14th ult. et his Wis.& i• Hartisicks.plare, Dub lin, the Led? of Lieetcraut-Coiouel Evans, of the 41.1 isz wesit, of • me. MARRIAGES. Oa Thursday smarming, at 141. James's church, by the Very Rev. she Deem of Chester, Captain J. N. Rados, of hie ma_ jtety's 33.11 regimesl of infantry, to Martha, *scowl Jaugletse arf Richard Raker, &run( Barham house, Herts. Use Thursday wrrk, Mr. Jokes Whistler/A of Go ustraall, Yurkstii.e, 1.. Min Russ, of she saute plat ; tue bride is daughter, Niece, and sister to her father as mother ; suet cad muslin as her lerolieers sad sisters; micas to he.. husbaud, sister to her uncles and avow, and dam/liter W 'Mr graodfather. DEATHS. Os Sunday the 1711. of February, at Ache Lodge, Arias, after a short illness, Mrs. Hervey, aged 70. U. Ilatterthlyseasight, at the house of Samuel .swanary, Esq. of Cavan, Ireland, at the advaotted age ef 07 year., Mrs. Smith, relict of Patrick Smith, Esq. of Railieburooeh• Looaard ArNally, jets. owe of the Carreoers fur the Carsolly MIOH liAna in DAY AT LONDON JDOUGt:. Ikadit "11 Whet &vein II after 7. Iltts. sod rehlleked at 'his Damn laps - Ti.v os ani e, IN. tit, Iluelidi . W C:001Cli WILL. COAL MARKET. *Amex II ship st Market Ships Uhl. e. 1491 Neweassie l2ll .... 34.. W. to 444. al. 33 Standsrland 33 ...... 31.. tld. to 43.. pi. I aimless 1 ~. I L 1 r ~• a.. ++ 4 fr II {~' `:: I NI