The Sun. — London, England, 1815-03-15 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIA%IENT. - 1:70 1 ;."F rF COAT);, Tutsnav, I'vIARCTI-. 14. "r!te ;`..lutiny Bill. Lime Bill, and'fnllticco 'till Were read a tliirti tiriu and passed. The Marine Nl , itiny Bill, and Irish I,:neut Bill, were read a second time, and committed it : -Eturroiv. Thi•J'ank Restriction Bill was read a second ti. :!e ~n.:l counnitted Inc Thursday. CORN PETITIONS. sTANHOPE presonted a Petition against the Corn fr , ro, Clapham. Ni'n . rquis or LANSDOWNE presented a Petition to the same t rrt from Tatintoti. i of ROSSIXN r.r,-sOfed a Petition in favonr of th, from ttte Chamber of Commerce of New and the ~1 1.1:11EPIt li. presented oit:. ttect from County. —A l .l laid au the table. Mr. Hid, from the Treasouy, Me.Johnslotte, frora , theiri!ii F, ,,, •ri-tr:i r y of State's Otlice, aura Mr. Spier;, from, Cir(:enwicit r.o9,ital. presented-papers to the House.—Laid ou the Table. —Adjourned. a . _ - HOUSE OF cOUNIONS. A Petition n•, j c presented from the Metchants add Traders of T., , i - atlmt.,,-1,, azainst-the Scotch Jury.l3ill. i,.orii (,11.ANVILLE LEVESON GOVVEI2 presented a PB ,::tiut, rr,:, }-1:1,144:, az,ainst the Corn 13i11. • • „ Lord A. HA:WIPON presentee! 32 Petitions from different tv , 0,, incorporation s , an d soc i e ti es i n Scotland,..against the C,,111 tin. eimEns OF THE HOUSE. NFAVTORT et:Aed, that au Order of the Hone was to - Or un Ilte - CiBtll of February, for a. Return of the Fees of Coon of Chancery. A return had been made, Which, lt - tt contain an account of the fees of the Court. should, therefore, give that he should 'more to that the Otfic,r whose duty it Was I o make , the' Re ?nun should be called to the liar, to explain the reason of the (1.-ncietter, The SPEAKER said , thlit as the proceeding waq directed za.-rain,t an individual, it VMS Oece3Cal - yto 4SCertitifl who the w*i. The °dicer who had made ti.e defective Retttru a .Arr. I foldisilatn, of the Petty Ba °tic, S:r..T. NEWPORT then gave notice, that he ,:houhl tuot - c:. I.lr. 1-1014ii,hain be called to the Bar. • id,t)NE gave notice, that -he shonid to-niOrron: mote Y. hring in a Mil to repeal the lawc romecting Wills and Towerz, and to make other provisions in Lest thereof The Malta Trat!e Bill went through a Committee, and 119 or: - /ert.d to be. rvporitit WaC presented of the net protiace of the per t,l:ces for the last year, as also of the amount of the tweltd and uniu,wied ,102 t. A per,e-, from the S;111.11) 011ic , hruught up an account of the number of Statups i s sued for Newsptapers fyr the lest time:: Air. W. DI.7:s:DAS' moved that the further concideration of re•,ort on the Scotch •tury Bill, 'should be postponed till the srn of April.—Ord‹ceo. GOVERNOR Oat. L o rd AIILTO3I wi,tie,l to linaw whttlier there was any Grittie,aan in thl House that - could inf A gru play s whgtheranv proceeding:, we ft to•betal:an un the Petit - Li:o of Alf. Frith, of te,pect ing die conduct of Govoracr Gore, of Upp er Canada if .NIr.GOULTIUTIN said, that the Gcntlegiun On had present ed the Petitirm wets not then in the House, but he should niaLc enquiries respecting it. COTTON Wr)OL. __- Mr. FINLAY, ate: - caltinir the attention of the House to t!ir Doty on Cotton, stated that on a future day h e s h ou ld - 1;.t.,c for a !;eleet CLut.itte.• to enquire into the state of the Cotton TrAc, itcrscnted 3 petition from the CottOn Spinners NanwaLturers of til t City of Glasguw, against any in. cr , ast• of the Duties 4 1 1 Cotton. which, after a few ivords iron. the thancell.r of tie Exchequer, was ordered to lie ou tIIY t from the Lord.; infirtnert the House that their had agreed t o the Mutiny Bill, and several private CONGRESS AT VIENNA. Mr. wifrrnitalo, in colisetinerace of a communitation from the NoOle Secretary q.,ord Castlereagh), boding that Itix Lordship %it., at present indisposed, wished to postpone the .:(oisi.leration of the N(...:aciatitiii till Monday next. Fie hoped. ltdirswver, that, utt that day, it would have precedence necr tiie other DEFEAT AT NEW OILLEANs. Mr. HORNER gave notice, that lie should, to-morrow se'n n;ght, bring fcrwarl a motioa with respect to the Jefeat of his Majesty's troops at New Orleans. SCOTCH JURY BILL. Sir G. CL.lRit presean.d a Prtitimt from Co:. r,..lioldert, 31stier: VA! Pcace, and Comiaissionerg of Snppa j the Countyof Fdinhurzh, praying. for some delay lit the progress elf the S.: , itch Jury Hill, as it liras a. new roziture, of which they hart nut !earl berme. ElC:ftS:lia said that this wa;2 inis-statem e nt, as a copy proposcd Hill halt been scnt lag Sessioa to Scot land, and Laust tlicn:fore hare betni Avell known 'in that. Sir a. CLARK . t.a.ted,..tliat tete niti scut to Scotland differ ed in many partici:lat., from lie present. HORNP.::. contended that hec:ittse the Dili had expe rienced sonte itltet-,ti.us and amendments iu its pie;re3s, it could not he railed a new measure, (A render delay necessary. Mr. TAYLOR should support the Bill, a he thought it Ilegilltit with every good. , -- !..11--W. DUNDAS had postponed the further consideration of the 13i1l to the 4th of April next, in order that. it should aut be said the nter.sure had been improperly.horried. Ceueiat DUNLOP said it was nut tn , r intention to offer any o; - tittion upon the merits of the Bill foi• Introduciolr, Trial by Jury into S..;cotiand; hut, as the Representative of a ((nisi derahie county in that country, b 'had the best means of c.scevtaining the sentiments of a respectable pat t of the coun try, axed fie could sac' with kcrtainty, that the introduction of Trial by.luty wouldbe highly.agrreable to his constituents ;• but that to render the present Bill palatable to them, sumo explauatiou of the oath which should remove their scruples ill the event of the Jury differing in opiaion, would be sp:ite necessary. fter son * further conversation between Mr. Bennet, Mr. iv. 13nnda4, Mr. Fl , rrncr , Sir U. Clarli, Mr. Win. Sir Z•irse: Ma , :iiintosh, Mr. Finlay, and Mr. Forbes, the Petition re7ni, an.t ordered to lie on the tahl'e. • TREATIES The CHANCELLOR of the RI:CHEQUER laid 011 the tairle the Com , ention, - signed at Chaumont, between the Ali r),,iters of Great Britain, Austria, and Rits.ia. NI:. HORNER enquired whether it was intended to pro duce to the House immediately, copies of the Treaty of Client, and the Nezoeiations which preceded it ? rare CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER reviied, that in cone':•ieliee of tkh4 intelligence of the American Government tv;vith; ratified the l'rcuty, it would be shortly laid on the T4tih of the House. .After a Lay worts fro:n Gerierai THORNTON, the Ftepurt of the South Sea Art Com:nittee was tiro:mitt in. l'he War Duties, Customs, and Excise 11111 s were :bon read a irst time, and order e d t o O.:. read a sec o nd ti me on Thuns sl.s.y. %Vsiie Daty wai postponed till Monday. 'rrie Si.r:lr Bounty Bill then passed thrJugh a Corztoit:ce, tatter the .11ottse adjourned. Puom THE LONDON (MZEiTi, MARcii 14. .Yfars.i .14. 'file C,:pt. Maude, of his Illajenty'sship v:parite, at this Office at half-past niae 1.,, ( being the beiv:erof the Ratification, t! t. Presideat anti Senate of the United States 4,t America, of the Treaty Of Peace, coll.:Ali/led at (;hent, between his Majeity ;111,1 the said United bL:tes, Ott the 2-Ith elf Dttecaibcr The Mite-he:llion.; of the alinve Treaty were t;idy exchanged at Was!lington, at eleven P.M. the 17th ultiino. 1. His ;loyal Hig Pcin , :re negent has been plea:RN], thr 11.11;,e 4lid tho Ile),1.!f of Sis Majes:y, to approve of, ltir• Fortrscu e firez;r . s c,;nsul, Belfast, for his Itoy u i Uixtitie,s tie I'm ,e of Ofange NgsAtl, Sayereiga Prince of t,t , United Provinces of the Netherlanck. 11 - ar-OJT.re, 3.farci t 4, t4tie P ,, .:T;nrnt of f..147 , .t ('n...;:et D. Brown, to 'or.*. .Ll:•w.-72:14, by - . .,,ovc . si.tsr., 7.3 , .r.z i g)a1, who yeti e 9. 91st 11.r.r.,oiment Vstbst To' n • of the ltegiwtut, to be Lieuteokuii, vice L,ainy, wd° -.,- changes. 'lid Ditto, Ensign G. Wryer, front half-par of the Regiment. to he Ensign, vice Gordon, who exchange.. 59d Ditto, Ensign G. Aufere to be Lieutenant, vice Hamil ton, deceased. 56th Ditto, eapt,.--_- Burgh, ft oar half-pay of the Ste:tititent, to he Captain of a, Company. vice Pardv, whu cNehanges. Ensign Arch. Maclean to h e Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Aichbold, who retires. Gentleman Ctidet W. Ferrier, front the Royal 'Military College, to he Ensign, by pur chase, rice Maclean. 60th Ditto, Major James Stopford to he Eientemott-Cohinel, by purchase, rice kVvrivatit, who retires, Captain Charles Flinckledy to be ~lajiir,hv p;ire:tase, vice Stopford. Lient. Lord C. Spencer, from the 9;'6 Foot, to be Captain of is Company, by purchase, vice Hinaliuly. To he Lieutenants, Lieut. G. from half-pay of the 'loyal Waggon Train, vice de Gilse, whit exchanges. En sign H. Nlor K an Randall, wit hoot purchase, vice Schowen, promoted. Ensign E. Julio Bruce, vice Linstow, promoted iti the n•rtuguese Army. To he Ensign, John Masters, (lent. vice Randall. 6lst Dino,' Lieut. Martin Irving to be Paymaster of the 2d Battalion. SZiflaDitto, Ensign T. Ormsby to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Lord Belhaven, promoted in the 10th Foot. 104th Ditto, Ensign A. W. 'Fulling to be Lieutenant, vice n`Donnell, deceased. N'olnnteer T. M. Rarjins, from the salt Foot, to be Ensign, vice Tinlipg. .2cl West India Regiment, Ensign E. P. Webb to he'Liente tianr, wit hoot purchase, vice Hughes, appointed td the Ist Ceylon Rogirneut. F. tibilling, Gent. to be Ensign; -vice Nova Seotia Fyne - it - des, Ensign E. Davidson tote Lieutenant, Mee Mathieson, deceased. Volunteer James S. Slater, fano • the Std Foot, to be Ensign, vice Davidson. BREVET. Major nun. Gerard Dc Conroy, of the 70th Foot, to,he tenant-Cohn - lel in the Army. - T., be Majors in the Arniy.—Captain G. G. Lewis, of the Rural Ea:rine...l.s. Captain James .101tec, of We S7th Feet. Caiitaira Cliatles Milner, or •Light Dragoons. STAFF. nor Thomas F. Fisiter, of the tith Dragoon Guards, to be skputeQuarter-Master-(o.Ol ci al to the Troops serving in Nora t.;cotia (with the ran .of Lieut.-Colonel in the .Armyy, vice Ut;ertwood, deceased. Lietit. Ale...ander Moorhead, of Cie late Stii Royal Veteran Battalion, to be - Staff-Sahaltern at the Army Depot in the Isle of Wight. Lieut. Thomas Bali s, of the 10th F-ot, to he ditto. The King's German Legion. sth Battalion of the Liae, Lieutenant Christian Baron Goe bert to he Captain of a Company, vice Rauteaberg, de ceased. • Memottatrltm.—The ppointrmmt of Cornet Thomas Neve ton,- from half pay of t he Roca! ui Train, tote Carnet in that Corps,- a 3 stated iu the Gazette of 25th tilt. has not taken place. . . Eart.trA in the nazettil of sth March, 1814, and nth ult. 2• d Light thagoons.-1- , ,,e Girdet J. H. Bromwich to he Lieuteaant, withota porch:Aso, vice Tannton, cashiered by the Srotence of a General Cuart Martial, read Carnet J. 1.3 1- oomiCh to tie Lient , •naut, without purchase. Foat.—l'or ward :Noel Gyelorvll, G cl it. to he withoua iburehjs v , vice Wilford, appointed to the Ifo3;alr Staff C.,rps, read Edw.ml Nuei, Gout. to he En.iign, • with out pucchase, vice Wilford, appoiuted t o the Royal Stag; Corp). BANKRUPTS. ; John Miller, Carlisle, dealer in horses, March 22, 23 and I April QS, at eleven, a t file White Hart Inn, Leicegter.— Attnrnies, Messrs. Ill eas d a l e , Al exan d er and Holum, New r Inn, Landon, or Mr. B an d, L e i cester. i John Walker, WorceSter, plumber, llarell 23, at five, Qii, and April 25, at eleven., at the Mein Deer Inn, Worcester. Attorntes, Messrs. Edmunds andJeyes, Chancery-lane, or ! Mr. George Hill, W o r ces t er . _ Charles Barker, Hangingsiiaw, Lancaster, cottort-manufac truer April 20, 21, at nine, at th e G o ld en Lion 1111 i, Tod . , morricit, and 23, at twelve. at the Talbot Inn, Manchester. .Ittornieg, Mr. Kershaw, Bochda.le, or Mr. Blakeluck Serjeant's Inn, Fl ee t- s t ree t. , William Illenkin, Kingston-upon-Hull, grocer, March 29, 29, and April a 5, at. eleven, at the Dog and Duck Tavern, Eittgston-upon-Hull. Atturnies, 31f:sirs. Roper anti Son, Bartlett's-buildings, Holborn, or Messrs. T. and C. Frost, Hull. Ittilmrt Lewis and Vince*); Aplin, Worcester. linen-draperi April 4,5, and .24, at twelve, at the Ilop Pole Tun, Worcel. ter. Attornies, Messrs. Cardales and Young, Gray's Inn, or 3fr. Gillam, Worcester. 'illiam Tungne, Birmingham, jeweller, March 29, tto, and April 25, at twelve, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham.—. Attor.lies, Messrs. Baxter and Buniker, Furnival's Imi, or ' Mr. Richard Bird, Birtningharn. "John M'Alillan, Blackburn, Lancaster, linen-draper, Apr;! 7, at five, 8 and 35, at eleven, at the Castle Inn, Black burn. Attornies, Melrs..N4:ville and Walker, Blackburn, or Messrs. Milne a.nd Parry, Temple, London. Edward Blacklidge, Ecleston, Lancaster, cotton-manufac turer, April 5, its, atul 25, at eleven, at the Mitre, Preston, Attornies, Messrs. Bleasdale, Alexander and Hohne, New , Inn, or Mr. Parkins o n, Charley. John Rziven, Liteham Norfolk, corn-merchant, March 16, 'April 6 and 25, at four, at. the Itatupaat Horse, Norwich. Attornics, Messrs. Bleasdale, Alexander and Holme, 'New lint, Loudon. or Mr, Samuel King, Swatf ham. Edward Black, Brockton, Shropshire, miller, April 1,8, and 25, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Bigg s Sou lhaniptongiuildinzs,Chaticery-lane. William Holclerness, Thitrlliy, Lincolnshire, farmer, April 5, C, and 25, at eleven, at the Bull Ina, Bourn. A.-twnes, Mr. Worth, Horbling, or _slr. Gasket!, Holborn-court, Gray's Inn. John Ward, Beccles, Suffolk, merchant, March 16, 17, and April 25, at eleven, at the White ',ion Inn, Berries, At tornies, Messrs. Debary, Set/Elsinore and Currey, Gate street, Lincoln's Inn-hods, or Mr. Ge orge B o h m), B eccles. John Grcaves, Pinner's Broad-street, merch an t, Al arch a 21, 28, and April 25, at en, J G Alessrs. Taylornd Burney, t Great ames-street, Attornies, Bedford- rov: William Pryatt, Ifornsey, Middlesex, innkeeper, March 21, at ten, and April -25, at eleven, at Guildhall„ Attorney, Mr. Castle, Cursitor-street, Clianeery-lane. Samuel Townsend, Gough -square, Fleet-street, jeweller, March 18,,25, and April 25. at tsvel re, at Guildhall. At torney, Mr. Towers, Castle-street, Falcon-square. DIVIDENDS. April 12. M. Forster, Hanley, Staffordshire, grocer—April 4..1. Moffatt, late of Sutton-Volcker, Kent, saddler—April 11. I. and J. Thompson, Heckle Grove, Cumberland, merchants —April 4. S. Nlingay, Mingay, and P. Nutt, Smithfield, bankers—April 7. J. Bragg, 'Weymouth, and tlelcanibe Regis, fiercer and taylor—April 5. F. Cole, North Tawt.iii, Devon shire, serge-nialier—April 29. W. 11. Ra veoscro f t , M . E . Fell, and J . Eutwislt, Manchester, cotton-spinners—April 19. J. Birch and R. Robinson, Boroughtott Lodge, Lancashire, eot tori-.spinners—April 19. J. and It. Hayward, Bcckington, So:nersetehir.e, clothiers—April 8. M. Nightingale, Maa r:tester, linen-draper —April 4. T. White, jun. and J. D. Lubbreit ' Geat 11 :incliester-street, merchants---April 18. W. Jl Crossley, Tottenham -court-road, gold-lfeater—Aptil 18. J. Browa, Springfield, Essex, coal - merchants—April -9. 4- Bryars,Brosely, Salop, currier—April 20. I'. Walker, Edge worth, Lancashire, calico-printer—April 17. W. Wescomb, late of Exeter, shopkeeper —,April 17. C. Logledow, Stock ton, Durban], grocer—:April Iv. Liverpool, wool len-draper —April 12. T. Tose, llartfiston, Yorkshire, grocer. CERTIFICATES t • R. Fleming, York-street, Wes.tiiiinster, carpenter-IV. Datchworth, Hertfordshire, dealer in horses—E. tharbidge, George-street, Miliories, merchant—J. IValters, Studliain, Herttordshire, farmer—D. Stables, Drury-lane, 'iron-founder—J.. 1. Rudnick, Circus, • Minories, merchant— Monkhouse, Nicholas-lane, Lombard -street, coffee-dealer A. H. Althans, Union-court, Little Totver llill , corn-factor --J. Siluttleworth, Coptliall-court, merchant. • I rARTNERSITIPS DISSOLVED. Hennell, T. Dubbs, and G. lionglv,. of South Okenden, Essex, seap-martufacturers—J. L. Grant, J. Hargraves, and Wm. Knight, Dorset-street, Salisbury -square—A. 111orton, W. Morton, and C. Morton, Wellingborough, Northampton, lare - manufacturers—lt. .Giaiiis and J. Guntlis, 'Lerds, J. Gunnis, Aldermanburv, and J. Gurtilis, Coombe, Oxford, woolstaplers—C. F. Bell and W. A. Fisher, Noldt-street, Foster-lane, auetioneers—lt. Unsworth and I. Holmes, Li verpoot, grocers—W. tlongan and I. Crosbie, Whitehaven, painters—E. O wen an d J . Bli‘rett, tipHuingliam,iapatiners. dilmirallg 01ficc, 01T-cil 1.4, 1815. [This Gazette contains a list of 91 ves3ei s captured, re cap; tired, or dectroyrd, by th e ;:juarlron under the ca: l:Laud of Vice-Admiral the Ifou. Sir Alex. C(a:hrane, c oin _ wander in, Chief on the NOrth American staticll.2 P L1::L IN'!' .LL G~yC .. QUEEN-SQUARE. .01 1 1:11A-HOUSI.: DISTUTt ----Ahraitatn Furtado, the Stage-tnatiager of the Opera-house, charged 'Ale::anderFerlandis with assa u lti ng hi m b e hi n d the scenes, of Saturday night last. Mr. Furtado stated, that Mr. Ferlaudis wa:.iliataboy player - at the Opera, and hitsband to 11!adanie Ferlandis ; and that when not engaged in liiS musical 'ahours, he was in the habit of going behind the scenes and creating considerable riot and confusion. This had been done so repeatedly, that Mr. Waters at laSt gave Mr. Furtado po , it ire orders not allow Mr. Furlandis to go behind the scenes any more, and if he.persisted in doing so, to have him taken into custody. On Saturday, however, he appear ed again as usual, and loudly complained of Ma dame Sessi hating orders, and of their having bten refused to hit.n. He then took Mr. Furtado by the collar, shook him violently, and challenged him to fight the nest day (Smithy). This was resisted by Mr. Furtado, who had no personal animosity towards the• musician ; he acted-gra tuitonsly for M. Waters, and instead of prose cuting for the assault, he only tvished to he se • cure from personal outrage for the future. Mr. Feriand:s then - expressed his regret, that from momentary passion he had acted with so much violence, and his readiness to - apologize for tvii3t. lit: had done, and to give the most positive pledges for the future. Mr. Furtado said, that apologies and pledges had been so often Made, and so often broken, that he now insisted on sureties being given for the preservation of the peace. Mr. Ferlandis's personal security for 1501. was then received; the Magistrates expressing the hope that he would profit by this lenity, and act difterently for the future. GUILDHALL. FORGERY. - Yeverday'J. Box was charged with forging the name of Mr. Calvert, the brewer, to a receipt for 100 L It appeared, that the prisoner was connected with an institution, 'called " The Provident Sisters," meeting at " The hope'' vern, in John -street, "Sutithfield. • Front the re ceipts of the Society, the stun in question had been drawn, and the prisoner was deputed by the stewards to deposit the money in the hands of Mr. Calvert, for the purpose of eing funded. This he affected to do, and upon th 6 next meeting of the Society presented the receipt, with the forg. ing of which he now stands charged.—He was re manded for another examination. HMON-GARDEN. Yesterday Joseph Stephens, a boy of about 12 years o f age , was c h arged by his mother, a widow, with robbing her of a pair of silver sugar -tongs. It appeared on the evidence of the poor mother, who was all the time in tears, that the prisoner was of the most abandoned character ; that he was generally out every night with some other bad boys ; and that it he found a gown, or any other article of hers in his way, he stole it.—He was remanded till Friday. ESSEX ASSIZES. Aluapeas.—Thonas Turner and William Pratt were indicted tar the wilful murder of Henry Trigg, at Berden, in this county. Thes e two prisoners were tried and convicted at Hertford of larcenies, and while in prison there they made confession at the murder for which they were now arraigned. Th e circumstances of this case have been detailed in this Paper.--They were both, found guilty. William Seymour was indicted for the wilful murder of William Belsham, at Mahlon, in this county, on the 25th day of October. Verdict— At the Essex Assizes, Thomas Scandling, one of the persons concerned in the wilful murder of John Bolding, of West Hum,. on the 20th of May, 1810, was found guilty, and sentenced to be hung on Saturday morning ; John Field, for stealing a ewe sheep, the property of M r . T L. Pole Wellesley ; Gringley, IV. Price, and John Brown, for robbing the house of Mr. W. Alerrington, farmer, of Buttsbury, during Di vine Service, on the 29th of January, have like wise been capitally convicted. We are sorry to observe, that yesterday, a dis position to riot was evinced, and considerable crowds were collected at different parts of the town, particularly on the Deanside Brae. The Magistrates, with the utmost promptitude, sent for two troops of Draghons, from Hamilton, who arrived in the course of the day, and paraded the st ree ts, where it was supposed any outrage was in tended. Every thing having remained quiet, we trust the good sense of the inhabitants will render unnecessary any hither application of the military force. The legal and constitutional mode of op posing the measure, to which the country seems decidedly hostile, is, by Petition, and any out rage will tend rather to defeat, than to promote so desirable an object, as keeping the price of grain at a price easily 'attained by the industri ous artizan and manufacturer.—Glasgow Journal, March 6. Four American prisoners were last week com mitted to the- county gaol, by Mr. Justice WIL LIAMS, for tattooing two of their fellow-prisoners on each side their faces with T. R.—(Plymouth Paper.) As so:ne labourers were lately clearing away the rubbish after the fire which happened at the Saracen's Head, Dunstable, in October last, they struck on a quantity of old coins, mostly of silver, but some few of gold. They are generally, if not all, of the reigns of EDwAaD VI. ELiZABETII, JAMES I. and CannLes- I. The silver coins'ap 'pear to be half-crowns, shillings, and sixpences ; and the golf coins, baif-guineas and quarter-gui neas ; they arc inperfect round the edges; and many of them appear to have been clipped, but are in other respects in tolerable good preserra tiOn• Neither the quantity in measure,, the num ber of pieces, nor the value of the coin found can be ascertained, because the labourers mAe off with a considerable part of it ; but it is supposed that there was about two quarts. It is conjec tured that it %vas buried loose in the earth, because no remains of-any vessel could be found. LON.I:;:iN :\iAlliirif.ts, '&c. RETURN OF WILE Ly Messrs. emu) and , Including' otil - V fmni SQ' Quarters at 86s of 6-Z ----• at sis lid 104 at 86 o,: 2 , -;3 Sas iii at 7.9 s Od I .AT IN m,- , ,ItK-LAN S, NIALI , As Meol:Weit;h ers, Fel). 97, to March 4. 449 Quarters at Os Od 44d ---- at 67$ O d __- at 66s Od 49.2 - at 65s Od b I -- at 6 , 1 i Od i° - at 63s Od at Gls Od 161 ------ at co; Od 9.0 --- at 56s Od 10 -- at 55s Od 40 515 t t 77s 7 ' 545 -------- at 76s , 24:3 ----at 75s Od 1:11 --- at 74s Od 1058 at 7'2s Od 213 .2091 1(J • Total, 8767 Quartei 34(1. lower th Es.—Average 675. 9d. hau last return. A RETURN OF FLOUR, Front Feb. 25, to March 3.—From the Cocket Offic e d. " Sacks. s .- d . S acks. s. d. Sacks. ; I 2 --- 70 0 704 -- 63 0 1.2 6:, , 59 5.9 7-- 69 0 5 -- 62 6 22 1 53 68 0 I 157 —6 2 0 I 108 ---- 0 3 -- 67 0 z. 1,1 61 6 35 --., 8382 65 0 5 5 1 6 125 Gi 0 10 ---- 5 5 0 --- 220 -- 64 0 • 10 -- GO 6 2 —77 Total- . --11,183 ia , cks.—Averag e , 635. 114 u• Os. Oitl. higher than last week. UXBRIDGE. Corn-Inspector's Return.—Thursdus, March .9' Ai , iv! Wlit.per Id.. 10110 s t o 1 8 1 Os Bails SOS Od t o ,1 to Barley, p erqr . 27s Odto OLI I ::;11s " Oats' ...... 22s Od to 31s ud PR 1 CE __ —l.' HOPS. New Bags. New PocLets• 0 Kent 5l Os to 81 8s Kent.. : , .6165t0 71 1. , Sussex 4l 15s to 71 O s S u , sex.... 61_ Os to 101 r. ” Essex' - _....- SEEDS. Red Clover (Foreign) -----; 56s to 84s per ee' Ditto English • Whiteditti).. Rye-Grass .. . ' —s 35s to 70s per !I f ;, is ii. Turnip, White_ Red and Green . • lBs Od to .2.1 s Od 11'11:te - Mustard Seed Bs 00 to Ns Od Brown ditto l2s OA to 16s Od Carraa - ay Seeds . 7 1 )s-Od to 75s Od - Coriander do. ..., Trefoil - —s 5s 21s to ?Ss pe r rs ' Canary • Pss Od to 90s Oil per q r. Oil Cake at the Mlll, 141. —s. per thousand. PRICE OF LEATHE 20 d to s R. VP Butts, 50 to 56lbs cacti. per lb ,54 Ditto, 56 to 6611)s each - 23 d to 9 0 Merchants' Backs - 190 N 5 01 Dressing Hides .19d 1° 40 to 9. ''.1 Fine COacli Hides iOd - (20w Crop Hides, 35 to 40Ibs for cutting lBO " OA Ditto 45 to 5011 , s 90a '' 344 , Calf Skins.. 30 to 40lb s 32A Pi: 6 a Ditto ' 50 to 7011 is 34d-- 1,, ) , 35 4 Ditto 7O to 80Ib s :33d `" 44d Small Seals (Greenland) 4Sd W ISO Large ditto per dozen...., io„ V ° • • • .•-- --- RAW IDES. 1 51 , 0 Best tieifirs & Steers, per t. H Ordinary.— . Is Su , ~ - to 10 5°4 i , Qs (id to 2s tod I Market Calf .. eac od " i; 17 4 . 7 Middlings 2s Od t o 2s 4cl Eng. Horse 15s Sheep Skins, 7211. to Wed. _......-•?'°' . . --- -_------ , r PRICE OF TALLOW. , d 6( " OA St. James's Market... 4s 74 Town Tallow ---- 49 ,, d BCS 0 Clare Market Whitecliapel Market 43 7d White ditto ' — ' s n - d PO od per stone of sib. -- Soap ditto.... —5 ( 5,1 59 5 0 .11 9s td ' Melting Sta . --5 0.14 s Oa , Average 4s 7d Ditto Rough.. •-""' s 1 65 O S Graves ........... • ' • 105 0 , . Good. Dregs .... . 0 0 •,•:, •• 1 Yellow Soap 90s i Curd .......... • • '• .• • Mottled 100 s I alm .. • • P 1 it e of C a ndl es , per dozen, P I3s Od—Mottldso 145 6t l Gd per dozen allowed for ready tnotie JAMES'S HAY MARKET, March 45 0 0 1 Hay 3l 3s Od to 51 5s Oct-Average, 4 1 Ili, Straw ll 10s Od t o 21 2 s O d 1 Averagey HITEC 11APEL Hay . 4l 4s Od to 51 Straw ll lOs GU to 21 Clover. 6l Os pd _to 71 H. Ss Os Os AT MARKET. 41 OS 6 ,4 Ord----Average , l is 1 0 4 Oil-Average, g 1 105 Ord-Average, NEIVGXI 1; AND LEADENHALL MAK—K E'O' 04 1 By the Carcase. Od to 65 l g 9 4 8eef........ 3 s 8 d to 5s Od Veal ss .. Mutton .. .... 4 s Od to 5s Od I Pork 45 9(1 t_c_',.. Ships at Market Ships rrt . L MA si l i t i K in E s T oid N . lAncii 13. ,, t ::c 4 . ,s. 0 01 , ..385• Du. 4 55- oil' 107 Newcastle 744 a d, tit _-5. ~,- i• 15 Sunderland • to r-- . 1 Stone Coal • • I ......s• - :4s. i s Od• t°_....-.. I Cinders 1 •.. • , . METEOROLOGICAL JOFI2NIAI-J. Thermometer. I ' 1. 1 . . . ... . . I I . .4 . • I. , . r+ :4 47, 7 .:} ' 2i4 i , I P L. . .March '...' 7 - I Inches i ciouay C D l ° o 3 . jl 4 47 46 52 45 I :30.25 Do• P"' i 5 48 47 52 44 .18 Do- 1 0 . 1 ; 6 45 46 52 43 .24 7 46 46 .50 43 .20 13 0 ° : cl I' d F : ' yt 8 43 46 50 351 29.431 I 9 40 23 46 35 .53 .14 . Ral 3 ro 10 38 36 43 32 .23 I I .34 _ I ,liAt. owlri the . * Boi terous cight 1• Rain and Sr - 0e ril df . e tt Sur; 4 BIRTHS. etr)trith(Bt t t t ig i e n r s: 0 f i On the 7th i n st. at I sland Bridge, t k e Lady Gaisford, of the Royal Artillery, of a SOU. s bsotl, e v ,u I n n ( c i lt e e r,7, r g o e f a t , r in , h tEetrl nb u gr On Friday last, i n G ower - street , li c g dford-squ 3r of N. C. Ti n d a l, E sq. of a daughter -s a e e t Ha O wlte, of Mersington. to Miss Nisbet I.) A g irtT n the Bth inst. at P dd d tiierea; 4e 4n, -cot an , 'icale ChiTbutsdar at 71 1 y •it John Sweet te •-• the Royal Mailrif.i, M a e r x , ', ter c t" the can CainpbelLE sq. , g :dlat:litcr of %---3° o f DI t-,1). diet At his house R of the ova Artillery. i.or Of! the 23d aot re Work oft. at Gottingen, Mr. Villers, tl3 l * - 0' v on the lt..f - . 1 " of Luther, •I liter a ' ducti 1 ol ma-ion - ~ i • in Hull, Major-General iMocher Syro ons of eminence ff-Cle r l On tl o- • le -JO; ultrat Dunblanc Mr.,Tolin I,lob, Sh er ' jtoV' On tin d n av last at his A, El • fA'. q. aged 80 %WO" ot The same -- • * Dtewc e e‘ening, at the !untie of Perco•al 1,, „Iw o, ! 1 b Common, Percr. f Mrs. Cfr` , clia• int:ers in Darnara's .val, the only son 0 i. Carlisle. p ier Early yesterday d Esq . of the is morning., Alexander Muirhea f ~ I S " ' allast-Otlice, ltateliff-cross. s • _wee-, A few days • ego, John Duoahhon4 of I,lary town d • . ar .; • 'I • At the advanced age of ioi. ..--- -...- ~,,,, lon, ea•On /M. 0.. ... , 4. Gr."; Oil LONDON: Printed by J. 11. cilits•nklic,;, ""' ' if ' r'r i%. ;'" 6 ' 41111,1 g5; and imadislied In- ill. . SCILIPPS7 ° As irerl i . 1 at tin: siTN-OFFIcE, 1 , ;(,. (j ,, , H uard; Whebr:addies6c wants, (1, dcrs, Le ter; buost.paid,, &c, itill't al Feit I I r