The Sun. — London, England, 1828-06-07 00:00:00

FROM LAST NIGHT'S• GAZETTE. Windsor, June 2, 1828. His Majesty having been graciously pleased to deliver the custody of the Seals of the Duchy and County Palatine of Lancaster to the Right lionourableCharle4 Arbuthnot, the Oath of Chancellor of the Duchy of LancastPr was this day, by his Majesty's command, administered to him ac. cordingly. DECLARATION OF INSOLVENCY. \Vjliam Morley, York-street, Wes.tminiter, baker. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Thomas Llewellyn, Britlgend, Glamorgan, innkeeper. BANKRUPTS. Wißam Herbert Smith, Cheapside, calicn.printer, to surrender June 13, at one, 24, at ten, and July IS, at one, at. the Court of Commissioner?. Leigh, George-street, Mansion-house, John Cuff acrd Harcourt Master Marley, Regent-street, silversmiths, June 13, at eleven, 20, and July IS, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners. Mayhew, Chancery-lane. George Holbrook, Bristol, plane-maker, June 23, 24, and July IS, at twelve, at the Commercial-rooms, Bristol. King and Whitaker, Gray's-inn-square ; Cary anti Cross, Bristol. David Davies, Liverpool, woollen-draper, July 3,4, and IS, at eleven, at the Clarendon-buildings, Liverpool. Frodsliam, Liverpool ; Adlington, Gregory, and Faulkner. Eedford-rovv. Henry Foulds, Queen-street, Southwark, carpenter, tune 13, 20, and July IS, at eleven, at the Court of Corn 7-Ditt,ioners- Watts, Dean-street, Southwark. Roger Joee, Oxford-street, linen-drap-r, July 10, 17, and July IS, at eleven, at the Court of Commis , ioner4. Tones, Sire-lane. Samuel Kingsford, Ember-Mill, Thames Ditton, Jane 10, at twelve, 20. and July IS, at one, at the Court of CommiPtioners. Birkitt, Taylor. and Cox, Cloak-lane. John Brown, Bankside, Surrey, wharGoger, dueler, Tam? 10, 17, and July 18, at ten, at the Court of COMIDI*- , ionerq. Crowder and Ma) nand, Lotlibitry, Halleal Sugar, Liverpool, factor, June 27, 28, and July IS, at two, ai the'Clarendort-rooms, Liverpool. Adling too, Gregory, end Faulkner, Bedford-row ; Houghton, Liverpool. Edward Bi rd, Fen. , Cardiff, Glamorgan, ironmonger, June ie., 14, and July is, at one, at the Commercial-rooms, BritttoZ. Clarke, Richards, and Medcalf, Chanrecy-lane ; Savery, Bristol. William Davies and Abraham Morris, Crawford-street, 7\tiarylebone, Linen-drapers, June 10, at nine, 17, and July IS, at tit, at the Court of CommissionerA. Hard • .rick and Guest, Layrence-lane, Cheapside. William Hart, Urnion-street, Newington-eanseway, mo ney rMvener, June 13, 20, and July 18, at eleven, at the court. of Cornmitisioners. Matland, Lyons-Ina. NIGH WATER AT LONDON DAMON TO-BORROW. Morning-29 minutes iftcr O. I livening —.20 rniniiteg after 11 EDUCATION. Mlss MUNRO respectfully intimates that she has removed from No. 17, North Castle-street, to No. s„kthol-place, and that she ran accommodate Four additional YOUNG LADIES as Boarders. Her Pupils have the benefit of the most approved Mas— ters in the different branches of Education, and their com fort and improvement is strict!! attended to, Edinburgh, June, 198. DIVIDENDS E. W. Garbett, Hercules Hall, Lambeth, yinct-manitfac turer, June 27—G. Griffith s, Wrexham, Denbighshire, -printer, June 27—J. Dempsey and J. Rel,, Well-street, Wells:low-square, sugar-refiners, June 1:1—W. Gates, Brighth el matorte, wine-merchant, :Tone 27—Q. and J. Dick, Finsbury:spare, merchants, June 10—J. Eld, Walsall, Staffordshire, draper, June 27—11. R. Platy, Riches-court, Lime-street, merchant, June 27—G. Alderson, Ferry brAge, -Yorkshire, c oach-proprotor, June 28—T. Scatter good, Nottingham, victualler, June SO—G. Copley, Wake-. leld, Yorkshire, linemtiraper, June 26—G: L. Walker, commission-agent, July Pilbrow, Exeter, music-seller, June 28-1. Horseman, Bristol, hackney coach proprietor, June 27—W. B. Tarbutt and C. Tarbutt, St. Miidretl's-court, merchants, June 27 W. Wright and J. Wri,gbt, Aldermanbury, June 27—T. NN-tbampton, hcrot-rnanufacturer, June 27-- J. Tickell, Brighouse, Cumberland, broker, July 3-1. Pegg, jun., ;Stoke-upon-Trent, Staffordshire, met cer, t - 10—D. Suer, B. ibornas, and W. Mathia., Getlybalog, Pembrokeshire, bankers, July 2—J. Simpson, Leeds, .joincr, June 26—S. and J. Garforth, Ovenden, Yorkshire, nlerchants, June 27—T. S., H. F., and W. Day, Nor wich, bankers, June 30—B. Clitherow -- , florncastle, Lin colnshire, wiyeacr, July S—l. Palyart, London-street, Fen: church-street, merchant, June 27—R. and W. Web ster, i3ishopwearmoutb, Durham, merchants, Juno 27 W. and Devey, Coal -Exchange, ship-owners, June 2'7 —H. Parry and J. Underwood, mil-brokers, July S. CERTIFICATES—JuNY 27. Blakeney, Gloucestershire, shopkeeper—W. Bowen, Barnstaple, mercer—W. S. Wilson,Cannon-sh eet road, merchant—J. S. Young, High-street, Whiteeltapel, coach-builder —J. Lewis, Bristol, merrhant—W. Thacker, Coleman-street, wharfinger—W. L. Watkins, Long-acre, E.:cacti-plater—J. Wray, Wood-street, Cheapside, silk-ware houseman—E. Fowler, Fin slit, y- place, Finsbury-square, j;very-stable-keeper—S. Fennell, St. Mary-Axe, merchant —W. IlopkiLs, Cower-stref-i. North, New-road, plumber _5. Pattenden, fienfipld, Sussex, victualler. PAR.TNFICSIII/PS - DISSOLVED. .r. W. Iluo?de, T. H. Buckle, H. Al. Bagster, and W. Buchanan. i4farl. lane M. Harrisc / n and G. Wane, Pen snuff-rnantifactv.rers—J. Salisbury and S. Sali.sbury, Liverpool, sail-maker;.--.8. Frodsham and 3. Antrobn., Liverpool, attorneys—E.- Maddock and W. Aiacitiock, Chester. butchers—C. Brooke, ,J. Brooke, S. Brooke, and R. Brooke, Robert: Town, Yorkeitiret merchants—P. A. De Cliapeaurogge, H. Dumas, and C. ler-tens, Fenrhurch street, merchants —G. Lister, Sell., and Lister h , Hig town, Yorkshire, card-makers—J. Sinkler a,nei W. Rains itottom, Norwich, dyera—R. Wells and H. E. Pe)ton. Cheapeide, bandana warehouseman. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATION. Charles Thom, Charleston, near Paisley, builder, June 10 and ;-), at thR Saracen's Head Inn, l'a;s%ey. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. LIVERPOOL rHURSDAN.—Ii;;Ii water 59 min. past W.N.W.—Arrived th,' Mary Catherine, Hodgson, from Charleston, with cotton, sailed liar l 5 ; Richard, Blakey, Triaidad, with sugar, coffee, i:"c• C L E A RED 01.:TWARDs•---The Crove Herman, Christon r.en, for Dram. Megraph Office. Passed Holyhead, outward hound, this' Torcipg, No. 459, Lancashire Witch, British schooner. Wii'd at ilolybead, N. W., blowing f res h. 2 13. A brig East of the floating light, with Akssrs. J. -- lttersby and Co.'s private signal. 1 ship, 1 brig, off Holyhead, inward hound. Wind W. blowing fresh, at 4 p: m. ST. PAUL ' S, ‘,OVENT-GARDEN.— A Vestry lireting of this Parish was held yesterday. Mr. Dow in the chair ; who asked Mr. Recut, the ex-Vestry Clerk, rthether he were willing to give up the parish books to his 1 ,ucressor, CORDER. Mr. Itocue declined, on which 7,dr. PUILLIY.4, solicitor, paid that he should apply to the King's Bench. Harrow Park, the long admired residence of Lord NORTHWItT, With its beautiful domain ; the distin guished residence app roximating upon the. Horticultural Gardens, and the Duke of DEVONiIitRE'S favoutite roreat ac Chiswick ; and Sherwood Lodge, at Battersea, so to ng the favorite villa of Mrs. FiVnEgitEtT, and now of Sir O.3uORLIE WSOMXWELL, Bart., win be found congregated in cbe long list of Geoncr. Roeuts',; sales. WAYS AND MEANS.—(from Corre- Tespondent.)—lt is mentioned about the TEPOUty thit the of the interview, on 'Thursday, bettrceli the Burk Directors and the CHANcEtloa of the ECCIIRQUER was two-fold----fil*, to discuss the t oylicy and consequences Of suffering the country small notes to go out ri rirculation ; and, secondly, tiss disposition to aid the Govortamsnt by a start of under-basal luau, to enable the CHAN/T.1:1.0:Y. Pf the EXCHEQUER to fyilppty deficiencies in his Budget far the present year. It watt confidently asserted that the CnANcet.tast of the ExcnrQusti had announced that he should require three or four millions tp help him to strike the neceqsary balance for the year; hut she owing to the s t a te of the money market, and the moderate .rate of in terest, he had sought to effect his object without a loan, 7 and without any open or avowed issues of Exchequer • Bills. Some moneyed men aro mentioned as having under taken to advance 2,0 00 , 0001 . on Exchequer fli;:s, to be received at a rate not mud+ below the present tnarket price ; and the remaining2,ooo, ooo/., it added, tine Bank has ' i t aresssd itself ready to accommodate the Government with, in addition to previous advances. Thelatter part of. he plan, it is nikged to be considered, would, have the effect of drawing cut a further issue of Batik paper to the amount of at least • ,000/., thereby supplying the vacuum which may he .acipioned by the drawing in of the country small paper, wht:li, In England, is calculated to a mount to between two and three millions. Supposing all the country small paper to be drawn in, after the adoption of the CNANCEI a.cx of the EXCHEQUER'S ne w Bill regarding Scotch notes circulating in England, and seeing the Government deter mined to enforce the Act, extinguishing the small notes after April next, the fresh issues on the part of the Bank are estimated as calculated to avert tke distress anti panic that might otherwise ensue ; and this is declared to have led to the agreement between the Government and the Bank. Such is asserted to be the CHANCELLOR of the Ex -4i it Ego tit's new ~rhe as.—Morning Paper. ~~ LONDON. , SATCRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 7, MA. It would really seem as if his usual decision, that martial substitute for every civil qualification, had for some days failed our Gallant Premier, or how can we otherwise account for the delay which has taken place in fillino; up the va cant offices of Chief Secretary for Ireland, and President of the:Board of Trade? Can there be any difficulty in finding Tories and Lieutenant- Generals thoroughly qualified for those situa tions, by having passed their lives in foreign service, or who are rescued from absolute obscurity by an annual exhibition at the PITT Club, and by pre senting Orange petitions against the birthright and liberties of their countrymen ? Did Lord SKr t.NtER SD ALE lately superintend those " venerable buffooneries," for naught, or has one year been sufficient to obliterate the gratitude of the Tories for Sir T. Goocit's conduct in that chair of imposture and barefaced mockery of a nation's wrongs? We beg pardon for suggesting these names, but if Ireland is to be kept down, who can be better qualified for the office of Irish Secretary than a Chairman of the PITT Club, or who can enter more fully into Mr. G. H. DAWsoN ' s views of his modern Utopia ? " The people there," said the Secretary to the Treasury in a late debate, " devoted themselves entirely to po litics, and totally forgot and neglected their own private interests. (Loud cries of " Hear, hear.") He was of opinion that there was no country in Europe which had made 4 more rapid progress in the acquisition of wealth than Ireland. (Laughter, and cries of " Hear.") Now w hat pan be required to complete this picture of happiness, and to divert the people's minds from politics (which, by the bye, most Anti- Catholics tell u.s, is a matter of perfect indiffer ence to the lower orders); what can be required, we say, but to hold Orange Clubs, and drink to the " Immortal Memory," more frequently than at present ? Depend on it, nothing is wanting but perseverance in, and extension of, a s y s t em Aieb. it is unfair to blame on the short experi ment of tardy a few centuries. Then, as for the Presidency of the Board of T ra d e , who will deny that either of those in dividuals is eminently qualified to restore in their pristine coausion the three hundred statutes, w hi c h Mr. tivsY, ISSoN has in his ig norance repealed, as injurious to OW COMMer chit interests ? If he of the gentle designation of SKiMMV.RSDALE takes Ireland, (Captain DALGETTY talks o hi " gentle designa tion of Drumthwacket") why should not Sir T. Goocll take the Board of Trade ? ppe will deny that be is as fit for it as Mr. Gout.' BURN is fortbe Chancellorship of the Exchequer, and really understands tone side at least of) the Corn Question. Or is th e go oe y • ?ji filling up that Department occasioned by the absence o;the General Office;, who is next on the Duke's List for Promotion, must we wait till h e is recalled from his Miiitar - duties in J arnit ko, or Halifax, where he rimy be at Fee sent qu Alyeaig himself for the office of Co lonial Secretary, or First Lord of the Treasury, by reviewing battal ions and ins p ec ting t;fications ? The .51essfiger des Chambres, th e • organ of the French :Ilinistry, copies an article Ylvs fmin the eilles ,1-Q7.erngt. o the following effect :--that a telegraph ic des p atch had bo orders to the vessels freighted at Marseilles for the Government, to pro ceed 'within three d a y s to Toulon. The expedition so long talked of is decidedly going to sail, but its desOnat,ion is unknown. A report was also generally spread, that a camp of 50,000 is going to be formed is the department of the Var. All this looks like something serious. The French Government are evidently bent upon a design of importance—perhaps the seizure of Minorca and Majorca as security or indem .uity for the expellees Qf the war in Spain,—or, .. ,„..r. S . -. : what is equally probable, the occupution of the Morea, as a counterpoise to the expected occu pation of European Turkey by Russia. Certain it is that the French Government are making unusual exertions to recruit their marine, and otherwise preparing the nation for events of great interest. According to accounts received at Paris, the Emperor NICHOLAS had arrived at Ismail on the 20th May ; the passage of the Danube was expected to take place between the 20th and 24th ; but of this there is no more certainty than of the late battle, about which so. m a ny contradictory reports are in circulation. Dutch and German Papers to a late date have been received, but they contain no news from the Danube, nor from any quarter, possessing the slightest interest. They now, one and all, seem to agree that the bulletin of the late battle, fought between the Russians and the Turks, was a fabrication. We shall see. AMSTERDAM JUNE 3, —Exchange on London, 121.2-4 e. -two months, I If. 97ic. A vessel arrived at Leghorn on the 16th ultimo, under Russian colours, the captain of which reported that it was with the greatest dif ficulty he obtained a finnan for sailing, but all other vessels were detained, and obliged to land their cargoes of corn. An Austrian captain, named Buss', obtained permission to depart, in consequence of baying the Prussian Ambassador on board. The Allgenteine Zeitung of the 31st May confirms the occupation of Bucharest on the 12th by a Russian corps of 3,000 men, under the command of General G ES MAN% Frankfort Papers of the 31st May :Ay, that the news of a victory gained by the Russians, near Silistria, has in it nothing incredible ; but the sources from which it was derived tend to throw some doubts : it at least requires confirma tion. The respectability of the Lemburg Ga zette gave it an air of probability; hut coming from the Bayreuth Gazette war; extremelt• sus picious. We have received Madras Papers to the 24th February, but their contents are not worth ex tracting. We have received Barbadoen Papers to the 26th April ; they state that the prevailing fever had given no signs of abatement, sickness spread from house to house, and daily assumed a more serious appearance. These Papers give a gratify ing detail of the tour which the Lord Bishop of the Diocese was making throughout the Islands ; he was attended by the venerable Archdeacon ELIOTT, and received with the accustomed honour and respect. It will be seen by our Parliamentary Report, that the Marylebone Vestry Bill hits been thrown out last night by a majority of .17— thereby perpetuating the vested right of certain Select Vestrymen who are self elected, to tax their fellow parishioners, and squander the money so collected at their omnipotent will and plea sure. This doctrine may seem all very well for the select few—but does not work so agreeably for the discontented many. It is said that there are several half-pay Generals in the Vestry, who are determined to act up to the spirited example set by the first General of the age, by introducing military discipline into the vestry room—in order to secure the benefit of full pay. The Beadle are in future to parade with halberts and full regimentals, in compliment to the Military Premier and the age of glory ! We direct attention to the merits of a very ingenious Royal Filter for cisterns invented by the Patentees for the purification of the Thames water The testimony of several scien tific Gentlemen is highly favourable to this much wanted filtering apparatus. THE FUNDS-(THIS DAY). CITY, TWELVE 0' CLOCIF. Consols dosed yesterday in the House at S 7 for ay- • count, but after the hours of business they were done in the Alley at 871 d, at which rate they opened this morn ing, and soon afterwards reached 87i 4, hut have since evinced a strong inclination to a decline, whether from the desire of the dealers to realise, or some intelligence which has not yet transpired we know not, but we are inclined to attribute the full to the latter cause; they may now be quoted at S7-, 1 , I f for the 22d of July. India Bonds are stationary at 97 9 pm. ; Exchequer Bilk, 60 1 pm. The most important feature in the Foreign market to. day has been a sudden fall in Russian Bonds, from 91.-} to 901; Mexican Bonds continue to be enquired after, and have risen from 361 to .37-. 1 ,-; Portuguese are 59i 9; Brazil, 59 604 ; and Danish, 601. 1. Alining Shares have no novelty to notice this morning. In the City the intelligence of the continued armaments in the French ports, the levy of seamen, finding the ordinary' mode not sufficient, together with the sailing of the expe dition from the Mediterranean, supposed to be for the Mores, have caused some uneasiness ; and if the report be correct of a camp being formed at Var of 50,000 men, it tulgpraeither that France is on the eve of tusking an impor tant station in ii;e Atrairs of Europe, or that the ambition of Russia requires this power to be prepared to check her designs in Turkey; some, however, think this is not the ease' but that the French Oovernment are arming to as sist, iu virtue of a treaty to that effect, the invasion of the Otto man Porte. 'f h; per Cent. Consols, shut ; Ditto for Account, 22d July, 87i # ; 'Three, per Cent. Reduced, 86j; Thre e and a-half per Cent. Reduced, ",i; Four per Cent., 1826, 103 k ; India Bonds, 97 9 'pm.; Batik Stock, 208 9 ; Exchequer Bills, 60 1 Pm. roaatcN.—Brazilian, 59i 601; Buenos Ayres, t 0 1 ; Chilian,•;;;; h ; 2ilombian, 25 4; Danish, 60i 1 ; Greek, 161 17i ; Mexican, wive Cant,, 26 7; .Ditto Six per Cent., 864 71; Peruvian , 25 i 6i; ?iartuguase, 50. 9; Russian, 904; Spanish, 11 TWO k. O'CLOCK. Cansqls have remained, nearly without any variation, at 874 x, she adFaar:-. of the French Funds, at the close of business on Wednesday, the 5 per Ceuta. tp I p“., the Syer Cents. to 711. 10c., has rattled an improvement in our f:ciri sol Market to 87j buyers. It is now reported that slr. Stratford Canning is to set off immediately for Corfu, and that Lord Ileyteabliry goes off direct to the head-quarters of the Imperill Russian array on the Danube. Mexican Bondi toitchPd 38, and Russian Stock is 91. i THREE CL Oc* • Consols for Account have been 87, alternately buyers and sellers for the last hour' they are now 87} sellers; Portuguese Bonds have taken a start to l;(4. FOUR O'CLOCK.--...CLOSING PRICES. Consols Danish 60? Do. for Ac. S 7 Greek, 1825 171 Brazilian Bonds 604, I Mexican, 1825 37 Buenos Area 1 Peruvian adieu Do. Russian 91 Columbian, 1824 1 Spanish, 1821 10i DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. PRICES OP STOCKS TUN Bank Stock ... 26D14 1 4 3 per Cent. Red. . c6 , ,t,i!nj 3 per Cent. Cons shut N per Cent - Ditto Rest ( JI I ,VVt:, t ner Cent New shut 1 Ditto, lft; Bank L. Ann 197-16 7;, i India Stock Ditto Bonds 9B 95 pin. South Sea Stuck — OidAnnuities... ........... New Ditto Ex. Bills, Xl,OOO 2,1.60 61 pin. Ditto ...... 500 2a. 60 63 pm. Ditto Small Ditto ...... pm. Bank far Account ......... India for Ai-you - at COll6. for Ac....... 67:,,yy - -- --- PRICES OF ' , ORATOR FUNDS THIS DAY AT ON[ O'CLOCK. Austrian Bonds, 5 per cent. —1 Neapolitan, 18•24 Brazilian Bonds .— 1 Peruvian Bonds — Buenos Ayrc; Bond, ' Fortuguese Bonds Chilian Bonds, 0 per ct. ... P r uss t an, 5 per cent — Colombian Ronda — Ditto, New Ditto, 1823. Danish, 3 per cent. 601.,,i Spanish, 1621 10 .,. • - 1 Greek B on d s -- Ift'a Ditto, 1825 l7l-1. Y2 . French Rentes, sp. c 1031. Mc. Guatunale. — ----- Exchange 2sf :;Ue. 11cxican Bonds —.-- 3 per cent --t, —,-.,, Do. 1825......36% 7W, 61 4 7t !, --- Exchange —f. —,, PRICES OF SHARKS THIS DAT AT ONE O'CLOCK. Paid. Per Share. Brazilian Imp. Min. Co. (its. at .5/. pm.) £''-) Ti '79 77 Ditto National PRICES OF IRISH STOCK Rank Stock Consols, 3 per ~ .... 54 Golf. Stock, N per cent.— 911 , 4 Ditto, New j per Cent. lOl GOY. Deb. 3 per cent 93 Royal Canal Stock Grand Canal Stock City Deb. t iler cent B4 Office Deb. 4 ct JUNE 5,, St. Patrick Insur. (yet sh.) Royal Irish Ditto National Ditto Patriotic Ditto Ilibarnian Bank Provincial Ditto Royal Irish 'Mine Imperial Mine Mining Co. of Ireland Commercial Buildings NGE YESTERDAY., COURSE OF ExCita Amsterdam C.F.12 4 Ditto, at sight t l2 Oi Rotterdam 2 U 12 3 Antwerp 12 3 Ilainburgh M. B. 13 134 A Rona 13 13 1 „ ' Paris, 3 days' sight Ditt0....... ............. . 2 U 25 R 5 Bordeaux 2.5 70 Berlin — Frankfort on Maine, Ex.M.1501, 1 Pctertburgh,rble... 3 Us. 10 0 Vienna, effective B. 2 at. 10 3 Trieste' do. Madrid 35},',, Cadiz 3.5N Bilboa Barcelona 15 Seville 'isli Gibraltar V Leghorn 4 S I, Genoa 25 10 Venice Malta ' — Na IN Pale ph, rmo per 02. 118 Lisbon 46 Oporto Itio Janeiro SI Bahia 18 Buenos Ayes Dublin. 111 days' sight Co& I IitULLIoN, PEIL 07. X. . d. Portugal Gold, coin... 0 0 0 Foreign Gold, in bars 3 17 6 New I.)oubloona 1 I 3 New Dollars 0 1 9! Silver, liars. standard 0 0 0 ykietk-A -*Mt • rt. ; • rr * •, '~ ~ ~ ~~ SHIPPING INTELLIOENCE , -(THIS DAY.) FROM LLOYD'S. DEAL, JUNE 6.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the Tropic, from the West Indies ; Duke of Sussex, Whitehead, from China, sailed the 13th of February ; Princess Charlotte of Wales, Biden, from India, sailed the 3d of February.__ Arrived from London, the Albina, Vowes, for Demerara ; Norval, Conhro, for Quebec ; Brunswick, Blake, for Quebec ; and Esther, Robinson, for Bombay. Arrived the Harmony, Turner, from Jamaica. PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 6.—Wind S.W.—Passed the Se. sostris, Bouchier, from Bombay, sailed the 30th January, and from the Cape the 6th of April ; Inglis, Serle, from China, sailed the 28th of January, and St. Helena the 24th of April. SHOREHAM, JUNE 6.—Arrived off Port, the Marquess Wellington, Chapman, from Bengal, sailed the 6th of February, and Madras the 26th—she has landed her passengers. BRISTOL, JUNE 6.—Arrived the Superior, Leslie, front Rio Janeiro ; Bernard, Gardner, from Jamaica ; Jane and Barbara, from St. Vincent's ; Venus, Phillips, from Bar badoes ; Hercules, Warren, from Cuba ; Lustre, ---, from Memel. GREENOCK, JUNE 6.—Arrived the Trusty, Wyke, from Trinidad; and Mary, Pollock, front St. John's, N.B. The Eliza, Ahott, from Liverpool to Charleston, ran on ,horn near Charleston Bar the 9th ult., and it wag feared would he totally wrecked. LAW INTELLIGENCE.-(THIS DAY.) VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COURT. IN RE CARDINCTON SCIIOOI. This was the petition of the Overseers of the parish in which the Charity is situated, praying that they may be allowed their costs incurred in a suit instituted by them fur the due administration of the charity funds. Mr. SLICDEN, on the part of the Vicar, ridiculed the idea of parish officers, who were never at a less how to procure funds for purposes even of a questionable 'charac ter, coming to this Court to ask for costs from the funds of a poor charity. Mr. BICKERs:TETII contended, that as the overseers had been successful before the Master, they were clearly entitled to their costs. At the same time be begged to state, that the object of the overseers in asking for the order for costa, was merely to hold it ix terroreni over the Vicar, and thereby to deter him from insisting upon his own costa. Mr. SUGDEN said, that if the costs of the overseers were granted, it would have the effect of shutting up the charity for years to come. Mix Learned Friend had de clared that the overseers were not desirous of enforcing the order for costs, but that they wished to deter the vicar from taking his own costs, to which he was unquestionably entitled. The object then of the overseers was, that the charity should he relieved from the payment of costs alto gether. Now, although the Court could not go all the way with the overseers, yet it had the power of going a great way with them, by declaring that at all events they should not have their own costs. The VicE-Citaxcimi oa said, that it would he nwxs sary for hi,a to look at the original case before he derided the point. COURT OF KING'S BENCH. SWEETING V. liA LSE. This was an action on a bill of exchange for 157/. The case was tried at the last sittings for WestminAter, and a verdict found for the plaintiff. It appeared that the bill was drawn by the plaintiff, and accepted by the defendant ; but the day it became due the acceptance was erased, and a new agreement was written on the back of the bill, to which the defendant's ❑ame was subscribed. LordTenterden left it to the Jury that if they believed the plaintiff was It party to the erasure of the original acceptance, they ought to find for the defendant. Sir JAMEs SCARI.ETT now moved for a rule to show cause why the verdict should not he set aside and a new trial granted, on the grounds that the finding of the Jury that the pLtintiff Was a party to the erasure wao against the evi dence ; and also that, as the second agreement on the back of the hill was clearly an invalid agreement, the original obligation was binding on the defendant. The CoUKT granted a rule Nisi. Mr. WYBITRUTI moved for a rule to show cause why Colonel Bligh, who kas been confined in the King's Bench, for eight years, should not be discharged, and allowed to proceed to the Continent and reside there, upon entering into sufficient securities. Colonel Bligh had assaulted Lord Darnley and Lord Clifton, and been bound over to keep the peace, but had afterwards broken his recognioances. He was now over CO years of age and his health was so much impaired that there was every reason to believe that his life would be shortened, unless lie was allowed to reside iu a milder climate. Lotd TENTEEDEN inquired whether Col. .Bligk had stated what security he was willing to give. Mr. Wvauncn csaid he stated that he was willing to give any and every reasonable security. Lord TENTEILDEN—That is not enough. He must go into particulars, and submit his security to Lord Darnley, whose life we are bound to see is not endangered by the discharge of this person. We have heard of recent circum stances from our own officer, which makes it necessary that we should proceed with caution.—Rule refused. THE. KING V. PEACHEY. This was an application for a crimival information against the Chairman of the Bognor Division, for refusing to grant a license to an hotel-keeper iu Bognor. The case has been mentioned in Parliament, and the par ticulars were detailed very fully when the case was before the King's Bench last Term. The arguments were resumed, this day, and are likely to occupy the Court to a late hour. COURT OF EXCHEQUER. The Barons were engaged in disposing of equity casts of little or no interest. CONSISTORY COURT. ASTLEY V. ASTLEY. This case, which was a suit of divorce by reason of adultery, nt the instance of Sir Jacob Astley against his wife, was fully argued L.it term, and this day came on for judgment. Dr. LusttnicTox, at 41e close of a very able speech, for which we regret we have not room, pronounced, that the recriminatory plea of adultery bad been established against Sir Jacob, and he was thereby barred from obtaining the remedy row sought agdnat Lady Astley. The COURT on tl •f s •fund dismissed her from the cita tion in the cause, a.. from all further observance of justice therein. MANSEI.T. V. MANSELL. Judgment was also given in this cause. It was a suit of divorce by reason of adultery, raised by Lady Mansell against her husband, Sir William Mansell, for whom no appearance being made, the Learned Judge, on the motion of the King's Advocate, stated, that he considered the evi dence completely satisfactory, and he bad therefore Ito hesi tation in signing the sentence now prayed for. PARODY. Spout, spout, suns of stupidity, (ionthorn and Twiss, %is. your Geuerars order, Spout, spout (don't stick at servility), Wligs are awake, and you're all in disorder ; Surely a blarney speech Must he within your reach, (Blarney, you know, is by birth a high Tory), Spout for it stoutly then, Sons of the -sword and pen, . - Spout for your lives and your Wellington's Glory. Spout, spout, Scr. Come frolic your barracks, yonr camp, and campaigning, Come from the Counter and Desk in a throng, Come from iilmack's, where your curls are in training,' Tag-rag and bobtail come spouting along ; Tories are cheering,, Whigs crying " Hear him !" Bolting (no doubt) each miraculous story 4,ont with servility, Shris of stupidity, Spout for your lives and your Wellington's Glory. Spout, spout, &c. Thu' fate of Bathurst's; tail 's bereft us, We've Fllenborpogh's curls still left U 9. - Vide Times. 1- Vide Mr. Dawson's account of the flourishing state o Ireland. EXTRAORDINARY PERFORMANCE.---1 - 11 our Paper of Thursday we stated, that a gentleman of rank had undertaken to hop 270 feet in 30 successive hops, this day, at the Red House, Battersea. About half-post twelve, the gentleman (who we understand is an Irishman, and student of Gray's Inn) arrived with a party of friends. At oue o'clock he started, and to the astonishment of all pre sent, accomplished 306 feet, at the first attempt, with perfect ease, winning by 36 feet, without much apparent exertion. Ile was offered to he backed to any amount against any man in England ; large odds were given against 276, 279, 285, 297, and 300 feet, and the performance was not backed by any one but the performer. We understand the bets were considerable, and most allow the performance tp be almost incredible. ~.' THE ARMY. It is expected that the 58th (or Rutlandshire) Regiment of Foot, will embark in the course of a few days, for the Cape of Good Hope. Detachments belonging to the II th Light Dragoons, the IGth, or Queen's Lancer, the 3d (or the East Kent) Regiment of Foot, the 31st (or Huntingdonshire) Regiment of Foot, and the 44th (or East Essex) Regiment of Foot, embarked at Calcutta, on the sth January last, on board the East India Company's ship, Cambridge, for Europe. A Detachment of the 24th (or Warwickshire) Regiment of Foot, arrived in Dublin, from Shannon Bridge, on the 29th ult. The 7th Royal Fusileers has been ordered from the lonian islands to Malta. The 80th (or Stafford Vobinteers) Regiment of Foot, has been ordered from Msha to the lonian Islantiß. THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON. TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN. SlR,—Although your strictures on the Duke of 'Wel lington, for his late treatment of Mr. Huskiosou, are just and well-merited, yet I think you have mistaken his object in wishing to rid the Ministry of that valuable servant of the public. The Duke of Wellington is reported to be open, manly, and altogether devoid of cunning. So he is as long as straight-forward force (the most ostensible feature in his character) will do his business ; but where art is required to effect his purposes, no one is deeper. I have served under him from the beginning of 116 career as a General in India, almost to its conclusion in Europe, and I know him well. The Duke has penetration enough to .es that public opinion points towards liberal measures, and sense to know that he cannot rule without having publiC opinion on his side. Therefore I have no doubt that he intends' to pursue 'a liberal system, and that he purposes even to carry the Ca tholic Bill; but then he will allow no one to shaie the glory—it must be all his own. This is the key to his late conduct in getting - rid of the Canningites,• who, had they remained in the Ministry, would doubtless hare gained all the credit of the measures which he has in contemplation, and by which he will take in those Ultras who are now rubbing their-hands and chuck ling at his successful Generalship in ousting the liberal party. Hail it been his object to rule as an Ultra Tory he would have recruited his Ministry entirely from that party, instead of filling up the vacancies from his own follower•, whom no one will suspect of having an opinion of their own iu the Cabinet, more than they had in the field. I am, Sir, your obedient servant, Iymington, June 6. AN OLD SOLDIER. Cedunt arma togw." Come take off your hats to Scots and to The Shamrock and Thistle hare sway ; The Camp is the School to learn how to rule, And also to learn to obey. What's incapacity, if you have but audacity To rule both your country and master; The latter will serve to gift folly with nerve, The former is cured with Court plaioter. Of croakings so loud ye Ultras be proud, And boast of your own handy work ; You prayed in the bog, against a Kieg Log. And now you have got a King Stork Ah ! poor Canningites, who stuck up fur righvs, Our councils you thought to take part in But the For loopuli" is, all in my eye, Good Mrs. Elizabeth Martin! The Lords paramount, their beads may now count, And Commons may whistle their ditties; There's one at the helm of our valorous realm N% ill rule without any Committees. Ye Knights of the Shires so proud of your sires, Ye Burghers of towns great and email, To your homes get you gone, at length we've got one Who is King, Lords, and Commons, and all. CeaF.e men of the Robe, so eager to probe Our timbers to find the clry-rot, We've a cure for all ills, without your State pills, And a sword for the Gordian knot TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN. Sta,—lt is gratifying to bear the East India Company contemplate following up their munificent rewards to those distinguished Generals who have achieved so much for the Honourable Company and their country. A very intelligent Officer, who sharecl in the danger of the siege and the taking of Ilhurtpore, has, in a letter to a friend in this country, detailed all the interesting particulars relative to the taking of that important and till then deemed impregnable fortreits. He make. very houourable mention of the Commander-in-Chief on that occasion, whose humanity was as conspicuous as his bravery. He represents the almost insurmountable difficulties which the besieging army had to encounter, difficulties which had baffled the skill of Lord Lake twenty years before, when Lord Combermere, to whose personal exertions no words can do justice, arrived in the trench, and had his Lord ship's measures been less prompt than they were, similar results must have followed. His Lordship saw at a glance from what quarter danger was to be apprehended, and he lost not a moment in taking the only step which held out a sure prospect of averting it; such important services, ac quired at so great a personal risk, cannot be too highly ap preciated by a grateful country. The insertion of the pre ceding in your paper, will oblige, Bank Coffee-house, Sir, yours respectfully, June 3, ISM AMATOR PARTRIX. The Duke and Prince GEORGE of CUMBER LAND, attended by Colonel POTEN and the Rev. Mr. J ELF, arrived at the residence of the Royal Duke, in the KING'Ib Palace, St. James's, about two o'clock yesterday afternoon, from the Royal Lodge in Windsor Park. Prince LEOPOLD arrived at his residence, Marlborough House, Pall Mall, yesterday afternoon, from his seat at Claremont. The Duke of CLARENCE honored Captain Wootamar. with his company to dinner yesterday, at his residence in Bruton-street. The Duchess of CLARENCE. and the Duchess of SAXE MEiszttwEN, accompanied by the Princess Exam of Carolath, and the Duchess of KENT, honored the per formance of the French play at the English Opera House yesterday evening, with their presence. Captain FRANKLIN'S interesting Narrative of his Second Expedition to the Shores of the Polar Sea will be published on Tuesday next. The Duchess of GLOUCESTER and the Prin cess AUGUSTA visited the Duchess of CLARENCE and the Duchess of SAXE MEININGEN yesterday at the Admiralty. Lord COLCHESTER had a long conference with the Duke of WELLINGTON yesterday at the Treasury. His Grace also received visits from the Marquis de Par.- AIELLA, the Portuguese Ambassador, and Earl BaTirt;HST. The Marquis de PALM ELLA, Viscount MEL VILLE, and Sir GEORGE MURRAY, transacted business yes terday at the Foreign Office, Downing -street. Earl BATHURST arrived in Own yesterday morning, from a visit to his MAJusTY, at the Royal Lodge in Windsor Park. . MARRIED —On the 7th inst:, A St George's Ch urc h, Hanover-square, by the Right Rev. the Bishop of ST. Davin's, the Hon. HENRY Wai.xna, eldest son of the Viscount ASIIBROOX, to FRANCES, daughter of the Rev. n V t E a g R e :tr i m s a E n d M desirable i N Tj ße qualities s A , iAar Mattresses, e s s e N t h l i s A s, wßhl Cushions,eAs e Sir JOHN Rosaxsosr , Bart. a T ri h d eE c aA l d ea vi n a) material for filling &c. &c. consisting iu—lst, Its sup er i or e l as ti c ity; 2d, It s completely rejecting all insects and vermin in all climates; 33, IN sever attractiag, humidity, and rejecting con tagion ; 4th, Its drying sooner than any material before employed, and resuming its curliness and elasticity after being even washed ; and lastly, Its being cheaper than any other article, however inferior ; having been fully verified and acknowledged by the public in general, as well as by the Governors and Officers of Pub lic and Government Institutions, an increasing consump tion and demand for the Alva Marina has been established. J, BraT, in soliciting the continuance of the favours of the public, begs respectfully to asore them, that they will be supplied from him with the genuine well Pre pared 'article, on the most reasonable and liberal terens.7 J. BELT takes this opportunity to caution the sold by iii b an fi d a, a f n u r r i n e is ea h l e , s a e ‘ v ,a e i z i d i:af l oerr against a spurious and imperfectly prepared article., ,exipniraatbiwonneoef ii,reltwichhicha seierai houses, some of whom having till lately obtained the genuine Alva Marina from J. BuiT,were at that time suffer. ed todistribute copies of official certificates , the originals of which are in possession of J. Beer only. It being difficult by mere inspection to discover the g enuine from the apusi owuist,h,Laßceenr,tifito t p e ro u te n c d t 3r th i e iis p the Public may conclude that the dealer does not sell the period f a res s h tip C u e la rt t i e fi d j; genuine prepared material. The Trade, Public Institu tions, should Cons, Merchants, Captains, and the Public in general, sup plied with made-up Mattresses, Beds, &c. of all descrip tions, as well as the Alva in bales, which bear each the Stamp and Crest of the Proprietor, at the Original Depot, only, nl b y e :b t ta t i h n e ed America Square, where, and at the Office, 3, Catherine court, Trinity-square, printed particulars and samples of 'the .Alva Marina may be had. N.B. Messrs. BLYTIr, 'Nous, and Co. and Mr. THOMAS SMITH, are no longer supplied by J, B, since tiss moptla of April last, THE MARKETS.--(THIS DAY.) COVENT-GARDEN MARKET. There was a good supply at this morning's market, 9 the trade was tolerably brisk for the time of year. 1 0 coli, Turnips, Pease, New Potatoes, Cucumbers, SU berries, Lettuces, and Green Gooseberries, were lug than on this day se'nnight ; in prices of other things lin t if any, alteration. d. s.d. ,26t0513 .02 04 ,1 0 20 16 1 0 I 1 6 36 ,1 0 16 2 0 5 0 1 6 2 6 06 10 50 90 60 100 1 0 2 0 1 0 ,2 0 I , 6 1 0 09 10 06 10 30 40 Potatoes (per cwt.) New ditto (per lb.) Cabbages (12 heads) Cauliflowers Horseßadish (bundle) Celery Forced Asparagus Brocoli P.hubarb Carrots (12 bunches) Turnips Young Onions Coleworts or Givens I eeks Turnip Radishes Sea Kali (pummet) Strawberries ...... s. d. Spinage (halfsieve).— 0 6 JD 1 Green Pease 1 0 ,1 Cabbage Lettuces 0 9 Apples Common '5 0 •, Ottto, Choice 0 0 I:, Sweet Oranges (100) 9 0 Seville Ditto 14 0 Lemons l2 U Span. Chesnuts. (peck) 5 0 trench ditto 3 6 French Walnuts 3 0 Spanish llazlen'its Geoseherries (quart) 0 S Currants 0 6 Cherries (lb.) 1 0 Cos Lettuces (score) 0 6 Cucumbers (doz.) FISH-MARKET, BILLINGSGATE. This morning's market wag tolerably well supplied e'', the undermentioned kinds of fish, which went off bri dv' ' at the following prices : I Prime Turbot, each "104.0 d. to SOi. Ditto small, per do. Salmon, per lb. Fine Whitings, per 15 3 0 5 i Mullets, each Live Flounders, per quartern Live Eels, per 5Ib. Fine Lobsters, per score 'lO 0 40 " Shrimps, per gallon Fine Prawns, per lb. i Mackarel, per l'2o 4O 0 80 ,There were no other kinds of fish that attracted atten HAY M A lIKEIN.—(At ST. JA; X. .• .E. s Lowland Mead. Hay 3 oto 3 15 Upland Ditta 315 415 liye.graas Hay 315 415 A good supply, and a brisk Thurgasy. SMITH t per Load of Trusses.) Clover May 3 1.5 to', Oat Straw 1 S Wheat ...... I 1.2 demand ; prices about 2 4 X. 6. Clov. Hay geserally 4 sto Do. extra line 0 0 5 , y Oat Straw 1 10 Wheat Ditto.... 1 12 brisk, and pricAa as last quf_i• FIELD. a. Lowland Mead. Hay 01 o 5 Upland letitto 315 4 15 ' liye-gram Hay 3 4 15 New Meadow Hity 0 0 0 0 Supply good, trade moderately WHITECHAPEL HAY MARKET.—June & flay -- Oa. to 975. Od. 14: 4 Inver 906. tM. to 1155,' PRICE OF POTATOES.—June New Ware Ol. IV.. to 01. 161. per cwt• Middling:" Ol. 86. to 01. os, ditto. ?RICE OF OIL. Rape Oil, brown 301. 11. Refined Linseed Oil Linseed Oil Cake at the Mill, per thousand _ Rape Cake, per ton PRICES OF ',BATHER_ d. d. to d. Per lb. d. O O 20 21 Tanned Finnic, Hide,... 15 i) 22 23 Srtni,li Ditto --.-- 40 ' 14 17 Per dozen. i' 17 t) Cat( Skins— 36 to 461 b. 10 0 14 16 Ditto ........—.50 to 701 b. 23 16 18 Ditto ..,.....70 to SOlb. 20t 1; 1 18 '2O Small Segal, Greenland lB_,/ Per lb. 8utte.......—M) to 5611,... to fib.... Dressing Fine Coach Hides..... Crop HideA, :33 to 401 b. to 501 b. Ditto RAW HIDES. Per SOP?. s. A. to A. d. Per Stone. s. tO; Best Heiters& Staers3 0 3 6 Ordinary .2 0 ' 0 Middling. Matta Calf 12. 9 Matt S _412,1/C SHEEP SKINS. k Downs 2s. 9d. to 3:.;. Gd. I Shearlings- I. Ott. to 0 1 . Polled O. od. to od. PRICE Q/PTA LLOW, SOAP, 3.:e. per 112ib.--June cd , Town Tallow 41s. od. Yellow /0",,t1 , Yellow 40s. Gd. Mottled f3 0.1. White 435. Gd. White tfo• Soap Di 38s. Gd. Graves Melted Stuff, 34s. (kl. Good Ditto Rough Od. PRICE OF RAW FAT, per stone of 61b.—June 6. Price by Tallow as stated by the Tallow Meters) PRICE OE CANPLba k . ./ The price of Store Candles, in the retail sh7N is as folloivi'oi , Candles, per doz. 7s. Od. Os. Od. Moulds, persdozeis Beaumont Bunion ... COALiII AI: 304. 041. -. 3O 6 29 0 LET.--June 6. - O S ' Walls End Neirmarch— o'6 Ditto 34 , 4 9 Ditto Walker Bearish South Moor o Harraton Nest am o Walls Was Ditto Stewart's ov Russell'sHetton'sW.h. 3 ,5 0 Cinders 1 9 0 Cohn Cox-----. ) Fordel Mai Elgin Main Hartley Liangenneeh Coal 3b Walls End Elgin Ditto Henderam, 29 Wear Walls End Nutt— Larnbton small , . Xl Tantield Beanaish small---. Old Etlierley small >s sold,fi—Unsold. 1-8•34. Felling Mai, fiolywell— Je•smond 2'7 6 Killingworth :32 9 Liddell's 2.11 0 Pelaw Tantield -1. 0 To 31 Willington Wylam 3. 3 Walla End Bull and Co. 38 (; Ditto Bell Hobson & Co. 32 9 Ditto Bewicke and Cp.— 35 0 Ditto Brown's Ditto Carr and '29 0 Ditto Clarke and Co. —3l 0 Ditto Cramlington... 2B 3 Ditto Hilda .31 9 Ditto ldok cur 31 9 Ditto Northumberland 31 9 Ditto Peareth... 3O ti Ditto Perkins and Co. 33 0 Ships at market,9l4—Shi COUNTRY COltN MARKETS DURING THli Wheat. I Barley. Oats. I lid Per Quarter.' Ashburn --. 55 60 22 28 46 _,„ Basingstoke 35 67 27 33 22 26 Bath 4B 58 29 34 21 30 4. 1 Bridgewater 51 60 28 30 I 8ri5t01..... 5O 58 ,29 32 16 ‘ , 2 4 u,„ Chesterfield .- 5l 55 23 95 ,„ Derby --... .. 55 58 25 q", „ Devises Doncaster 47 58 26 29 16 27 9 7, Dorchester 42 62 23 29 22 25 4 ' 60 62 25 Si) 21 23 Gloucester*. 48 56 24 30 20 29 27, Huugerford 48 63 26 32 18 31 55 32 24 „,-*" Newbury -1 DJ 30 :1.1 20 30 W.. Romney 55 58 27 29 22 25 4 °' Shaftesbury 50 28 Shepton Mallet 52 59 28 30 20 24 t Slierborne.- 5O 58 21 28 22 26 Taunton 50 58 26 30 21) 24 „, Yeovil 50 82 26 23 22 24 5 ' Per Bushel. s. d. s. d. a. d, s.d. s. d. s.d. s• ghrewsbury 8 0 8 4 4 0 5 6 4 8 68, - - - SOUTHALL MARKET.—June 4. '' At this day's market, which , like that of this ( A . 1•Y f i r I' night, was rather scantily su pp lied, each kind of me at t it with a moderately ready sale , a t the following price° ' s tone beyond those of this day stone of Sib. to sink the offals:— 0 ". Beef ------. ai. 6d. to 4s. Bd. i Veal ~.........—. 4s. 4d. ta ":,;- Mutton —.—. 3 8 4 8 1 Pork . 4 8 ' lamb .—... ss. 4d. to Rs. 4th b The foregoing quotations are Mutton 2d. and Laul,,,, veil l se'noight ; at which litsv"i g le and Pork were stationary. But a small part of the F•uPP ' the market unsold. ____.---/ 13 Al LSII ANIAt A ET.—Juilv 45. (i Od. to 4s. 2d. I 4a. ru• to p Mutton---4 0 4 ti Perk --- 4. 0 Lamb 4s. Bd. to ss. (kl. . Supply of Beasts limited, that of Sheep and Lambs gre at !„). with Mutton tolerably brisk, with Beef and Lamb vers STEYNING MARKET.—June 2. o 0' 64 Reef..,......... 4.5. Od. to 45.641. I Veal .—....... O. 0,1. t o J t) Nltitton —. 4 0 4 8 Pork*. 0 0 Lamb Supply limited, and trade rather dull. .......„,./ . _ ARUNDEL MARKET.—June 3, i. 8eef........--. 3s. 10.1. to 4,5. 6d. Vea1.....—.......... 0:4. 0.1. tot') J. Miittou ...-- 3 0 4. 6 I Pori: „, 0 0 . Lamb -- 44, ti ,, .. to 5 , . 4d. A moderate supply, and a sluggiA trade. T lt k .:44,itiati.tiaeu: ( c ; dhe --- c id : N n h ili dn t ,i i puit. P e e,oir tm e i tfrtri l , , t . the Monit 1, 511 1 :r amounts th I t t c}n of some 4 'a • d ill eriional coma t,' -'r the initials Veetful attentic 'Y. I i k• 8 . Loans tr lat e . • 0 '4,, , , Anntune 'Von equita ,"----______ itIBOYNA ' tRE DRI e t ,,,,_ POWDEI MARRIED. 3d instant, at St. Martin's Church, ge t' Fi l ''' tif Asia. - On the * D. Mar I p e ,-,„b1 , . A u g for its by the h." ',..-, 0 br io • g;n„ av oes tor Browne, Esq. M.D., of V '.,-. Ai t' b the Teeth, Mrs. Bridget Rachayl Grant, widow of the late V 45 e 1, 7 40. It whin Richa r d G rant, 63d Regiment. p to at, i i t t i:° Gums, fas On the sth i ns t an t, at Edmonton, ~, the 8ev.,,,,' gl th : ls , redness to Hough, to H arr i e t, youngest d a n g ht e r of the late t' ezthlbbill, and p Lewis, E N , o f Palmer's-gteen, Southgate. se "'iceher`, peinfa On the 4th inst. at Warblington, Hants, by' sb , e ,,, lar t ,tttually reli Augustus Short, Capt. Short, of the Coldstream "" f 0 €7‘tions are to Emily Sophia Montray Barwell, eldest daughter c % , 1 , 0„7 3 - I 'rioN. late Richard Barwell, Esq. of Stansted-park, Stt`& g 4, 1 tit ltn 7._, 4l. is sold 1 On the 4th instant, at Wargrave, Berks, by the ge e , Nvll a i.l'hktely det 'Etchings, Mr. Jacob Unwin, of Cornhill, to l' co 4 3 ' 11 1, i t only ; youngest daughter of Mr. W. M. Soundy, of UPP Pr a ,„„"'Y favo r of I , • , ,t4_ ham Farm. h 7, N ,''Y to the Ite r..paul's," th e L o itnvder i a t S°l'll°bny' S 4e. ret ; Straillini ' ..414 67, Si cnicilEsTEß :NIA RKV.r.,—June 4 _.....-- l i ' • Beef ------. 3s. Sd. to 4s. Gd. I Visal,..,--- 4i. al. to i 9 Yi• 0 Mutton 3 lit 4 1. , , 1 Vozk "0 0 Lan.h.—,....---- 4 s. Sd. to ss. Bd. yO A Supply good, and trade with both Vat and Lean Stoctii RUMFORD :MARKET.—.June 4, o. ' 0. a. i to y 10 • 2 Beef ~... 3104 i 1 'Veal '.4 i 5 Mutton 110 4 5 Pork Lamb , , ...... i ..... 5, . Od. to 6s. Od. ~,,,, ea' ' iiilcliling Calve from i4s. to 3Qs. ; Quart er o ld Pig s l6 3. tor."' _.,. s ur o,,T good, and trade dull. - . BIRTHS, NW° On the `?9th ult., at Crocrea.bill, Greenwiebt Thomas Martyr, of a daughter.. p o s o On the Sid instant, at Wemvss Castle, the LadY wemys ., of a daugkter. of 51 On the 6th instant, in Clarges.street, the ladY, ttr . e Th o mas Francia Fretnantle, Bart., M.P., of a danorpo ' On the Ith inst an t, a t H ere f or d, t h e l a d y o f R. J* E sq . of a daughter. DIED. . 54 11 9(rt On the 4th inst. in Edwards-street, Portman- 4 Miss Cornelisen. On the sth inst. in Wimpole-street, Nisi f:/: Skynner Barnes. f rit On the 24th tilt., at Dresden, after a shor 1 0 ( Charles, Marquis of Northampton, aged 68, deeply by all who knew him. rams* and Pustianen g 51. YOUNG, at th e 9L $ Ne: 1 , %rand, tendon, C r c NOTIC: Akldurti ?loyal Navy, Nished fer the 31st of March try Edward F "urzity :• The Widow , zair i a„ , ceptai , aturcia3 , th : 41 :focu 9 , Assi 'lon(lay the It tt rPeaters on t a ki bligag Rofice "t on th e Io C ountry. who 4 eqr their reap VICTUA r ITE (2( Majesty'; 1' itslur, 4 receive Tem, 11 cch persons a,. Z, 44 t0) what (. OOPER.S I T .„_ 4 B' Service at until t t ' e hnittation of 'h " Cooperage 44,1 that for t txt . T P cii a. e. t . te co rns n o fi f it : - M3 at th e Vi e t tach Tender a nd he delivered ' 44 !glut he a t kPorr , ibla "Y tendering P E rformanee of The P c lehalf, ViCTUA fRE Co Majesty', ricuisoAv, ‘ Z", t ) Tenders i n Hundcel Sac k nY Tons of IN i ° 4 11 1 .„ T ou u sa na n o d f l 1 ,°„ . 4 t Hundred v i `tY / . 01:19 of T ? t tr . Tons of I ;tilt To of 1 pd Tel , Tons 1 40 be deliver 7Ptfvrd, ou e h ler nalade r by tit F or Ten T l / 1 e 460 delivered t oGnth a fr om th 4 And also, for H , and fur 64 t:; to be del fleel l - of r 8 , t he Tobacco, Itid Linen Shirt r jhe Condiodo ta - s . l l Tcritisr :11rk 7 1 be Person the Person ' 3 4 his behalf; m ° Orr()RD V P rPiESE CAI, 000, will b ,rard. Sundry fßollszoNs Breael, Bread /lo s , Rpm, Oat tle* h Vnettiblee, COG led °nit/tap ISlanktts, For C ttbd Ends ; Tong lirielta and Bel!, Derosit of N am of th e Bad thaainder of the iita a% ad, fer n 4 )11 , 741 be allow, Narly observing, to be taken a t ens ' ainder i n the wit I..ne will koperty of the 0 1 1 any account La 'rt.itoresza on IVatalogues ma; EAST I VIE Co 1;,,, UNITE "GLAND Tra Notice, „That the QF/1 1 4 COMPANY el , SPECIAL, 1:42 the CO?, 3I t ` OIA COMPA o ) oitiou there 4 . Rec. 3. t 1 T he Court of I t, l:l 4 lr : t t t r , ai ,fo C rD o t u ihr r ee t cto ..., i 2 s t, ' 2 14 ting for co Cuningha ;l °f 5200/. per auce of 130/, , 414 Report re( !usher with tb, I , , ti has beet) for ° Meter*, at th :~l~ll", -'. •