The Sun. — London, England, 1814-07-12 00:00:00

onelerv-alued. , il nay was intended for the , eers, and for the soldiers•pensions froin the Chel sea' Board.: though •as - cogis, they would be die- continued. , There was, therefore, no. reason to - - fear their becoming objects of 'charity, begging in the streets.. Veterans had been ethployed, cause many of them were calculated for services of aless . kiborioyis nature, which tendered them v ieful, when imperious circumstances called for such large assistances to our Peninsular Army.—' In Madeira, North AMerica, Scc. they but the same duties to - perform, as in home garriscnt - :.— • Wives and families were allowed to go tout with them, and other indulgencies granted, not per , mitted to regular regiments. Troops of cavalry regitucnv; were reducing in •number from .10 to K, ,and the' companies from 80 to 60. Tlfe Militin were• going to their respective counties, previous .:to disbanding, as' expeditiously as was practicable. Ruth as' to -them and the cavalry, it should be recollected, that there had 'been vast• uumbers of French Prisoners to attend • to. As to the peace establishnient; it was Impos— sible for him to:state more titan that it, Would be placed on the most economical. footing, and that the.arrangements must have some regard to those of other nations. :Tite estimate he had laid on the table would spew the true stare of army affairs. lie .. should propose n distinction between the.pAy of full and of Lieutenant-Gene ralS, and idliveen those ktgain who had or had unit regiments. The full Generals to have 11. 18:...iusteadof 11. Its. 6(1. which Lieut.- Generals. were to have. This, he trusted, would be fottud adequate, though below the entolu, merits of a regiMent. Thoneli :t.wai-advantage ou:, it Would be left.optional to keep the regiatents, • or take.full General's pay. . The Guards were -cer tairly hurthenettivith many inefficient Members, who, from their rank, Were unable to attend more .than parade duties. lie _meant an addition. to those who were Field-Officers. Those who might . , succeed.to their eoitqui,iops, ilitl.not seem to re- . . . quire this, as they %v - quid be. in a. greater fae . dity ' of promotion. Lieutenant-Colonels of Gliavds, it; General's, he proposed to ma k e up to $OOl. a-year : the first Major to 9001. a-year Captains., 500/. a yev ; but to add .50/. a-year tp the,. Service Cap tain, with proportional allowanees to others.---, Lieutenants half-pay to, be raised front c 4s'..to 4s. 6d. ; Ensigns' to.be 3s, . • General (..iAscoY NE thought the Committee : the best place for discussion. • PONSONBY ,thought every excess the establishment slibuhl stand on its.particular rnerirs. 'There might be reasons-of exces4,' froth the ritius, the Indies, &c. which made out t!.er own justification ; but the fOundatioa. of the expellee should be, the state before the war began. As to the state Of the military of other great Powers,'-if i as a Noble Lord (Castlereagh) .had said, we had a view of "a long, profound, unsuspicious peace," how could an increased establishment' in Austria, or Russia, effect us n►uch, or excite our jealousy ? L'ord CASTLEREAGH.--TliC subjeet of Sicily was very complicated, and the events there had been of a very peculiar nature, and caused much anxie ty. It was too much to speak, of withdrawing. o►►r troops all at once.. Glorious as the peace was, it did not follow that all sort of military - security became imniedtately unnecessary. That would be a most exaggerated picture of a peace; which, though Made for the interestof all, did not put all VlN:pc, in a Moment, in such a. state of per- feet repose, as to be like what it was .20 or 30 years ago. Mr. 13AN:1(Es took a view of what our Peace Establishment had been. In the last six months c4f 1792, - theofficial amount of our force at home and abroad (not the return of our eirec(ive.force) iVas - 27,900 men.— We had atilome, 15,700 and 11;218, abroad. He entered into other campari- • sous, .but the amount of our force in 1792 he brought forward -to show what Mr. Pitt, with a yield to a permanent Peace, had thought a sal establishment for this cougtry. Lnrd NhwAtiv.. read a statement of the proposed pay of General Officers-, alid insisted that there .was a great disproportion in it, as compared with former arrangements the time of, peace. . • Mr. W.,Szirrii could not help thinking that we aniW.t do with a less establishment than in' 1792. It was impossible not to allow that our military character must go for something ; and then the nation was in a state of internal tranquillity. 'As to our foreignptablishment, no very numerous . fora• could be 'necessary ; for instauce, in India there was certainly less occasion, for a powerful army, than at the tilVie when the,French hid so much controut in that country. He then allnded to the state of Sicily, and hoped that after open ing to that kingdorn.prospects of a better govern ment, we -should not leave them - to lament that none of our good promises had been fulfilled. After a few tvords front Mr. CALCRAFT, the House went into a Connuiftce, and Lordi'ALmEß.:: ETON moved the first resolution.. Mr. PONSONEY objected to the priiposed method of paying the Officers - of the Guards ;. the only effect of the. alteration wordd be not to benefit a must distinguished ,branch of military service, but to create a considerable 'patronage for the Government. • General GascoltNn Went , into some details to slim that the. General officers .of the Gu.ai-ds - wotild be loSexs by the new arningement; Sir EYR . V. CooTE followed to the same effoct, and recommended attention.to• the situation of the nsigns. . • Mr. littcNirT-rinsistetl, tl►at the TrICRSIII'CWOithI be a job—nothing - but patroan-e front liegin . Ong to end. . Sir 1,, BRYDGEs oftlected to 'the proposed al teration re--pecting, the GuniCils. . • Mr. PoNsoNtiv thought that lon - writing •shofild be Oor.e to'amelivrote the situation of Ensignsatul Lieutenants,, wh om it tats impossible their pre seat allowance could support ill the rank of Gen tlemen. - 1 - 1 " e .2 : 0 ,f100/. proposed to be given to the th jaF ds,'woott be much better applied -in &ring their siumtiml iHore coniforticbie., • • L or d PALMEiIi;TON replied at some length to the i,arous ohicctions that. Inui'been urged: The s,iljwo-incd, E iis i gn s and Lieutenants, it,rompared writh that- Miracle to others would Il e f ai . f rom 4p... p„ g At ,the time when an 'addi tion was tu i t,ie tai t hef till: pay ofLientenant s - and •not- theant - to - evrtrd - ro tratf. pay, :ald would Lic.)t bays; o ttxtcn (1 , 4 . ut fur the regulation no. -proposed. -With resreet to the Cavair 4 7, the junior L'eutenanC-COTo nets might be put on half-pay, but not - the• the senior. The - propose,d alteration respecting the Guardswias - justified, from a nbniber of Offi cers having - become. ,ineffieient for general ditty, in coacquetiee of tite:r promotion to the rank-of. General Oilice . rs,_ and the e!cliefice , Would only amount to 3,G161. I'o..yincli,citte : 7t . he . ooAnnandm in from the charge of grasping at patran age, it was only necessary t a i look the state-of the army: and at the etal of a 10111.. , always _gusto ii a n nuiry to inak geeral -proim);.ion, to reward those others hail coimfry. - iVii....BANK.gs and Mr. flr.;\:!•Tirr i . sand the latto'r, gentleman stated the mitt com missions st the disposal offile ` tililittattder. ;•t - Cll-ief, to be froin IG' to 17,11; • .A•degultory , cOnversatiou iheit teseilt pLic'e:bn the part of Getieral Gusoyne, Mr.' Y. Carew, - '.Sir Eyre Coote, Mr. Eankes, Mr. .1, P. Grtht, M. Ilenne'tt, an‘l Lord ; Palliters'tdri. The tlten.put ihe - gnestibn, that the sum of - 40,0091. should be granted to inereasetheTay 'of Gnierar Officers not haring regipents, , General GASG-01'NFe 12K1)}“e.:0(1 inteiition 'to move, that the sire] be ‘17,0j0/• . l'oNsißt - tiii)vt'i, should limiteeto 300 - 1,1)0W: with a strike of the sion of -16,990L. - trie additionsVbxnence . 01 the Girards, that there might . be no_ fumil to- . carry the plan into execution. "Aleanlie:r, oppo site had proposed .....nietulnient.l but wheti.kwo Aniendrnetats were made on a 'grant of money., ,by the -usage,of sen§e thp•`l - tottse . int4st 'first be taken on Abe smaller SUM. • I' :le Gallery v ts-Zlieti..kared7 and two divisions. tool: tdace til the Committee. . . On Mr. 1 ozcsoN.av7s..Ainendment, the nuinbets (as -we understood) wtre-r-... • . , . .• . For. the Amendwept 19-,-4,4inst it, 53—Majority, 31. On Gt , :Tveral ;;.COYNE'S ine•ntt uie it For it, 21—Aciiost it, 33-- , Mi;Sorily,.l2. I\iyNVY EsTim AT ES. Mr. (RO-KER., is nittvili,; fora itart '.if the Nary Esfixrifeo,, ;said, that tu;.i*.....ts bu.p)„,:,tu 'tato that . reductions had • already been..mude to the i'utiou.tt uf:.3..t.Y;4.0G01.1 'He therefore slitkuld • move for a sum different. to what he hi`d befoie.esiOnated for the - differect seivici.--;• 'of the Nary', .. 2 FPe th-ettMoted;:it's-•his' first tesolution, that t 40,000 seamen an 4 indrinesche , ell , -;.. ploycd for sever niontlis.of .the ,•ei.u• 1,814. I,lc then. utorr i ‘d, the other res - pe•e \ ting.the sums to he votita for . victttalling, fOr the•seyenututtl'ts... Agre'ed Orr' • General GA. : SC OVN E ntuverl an add 120,Q001. to Abet estinu:A:e allowance to the marines'aa Agrged to, .'f he Duke of of Welliog - tUn's -w Aunuity 13ii1 as, read 4 first. time, and ordered- to he readtu'second to morrow ; were also the Bills for Anuuities• to--Lord Combermere•aild :Lord Exmouth. •••• . • • 'l'he Prince:, of Wales's An'imity - Eill ik•a!; read a first time, and ordert,d•for - a second r.,:idtvg; o-t 'llmrsdty. • '• ` • The Bunk Restriction Lill was read a thirtt.time•mtd_passed: Lord Lypolocles, 1,_..,w41•1,0".5, and Lord Deresfprd's Auguitt . Bills., werZaYead it'dd,iirdvred to be read - a second time' to-morrow. - ' • L0N1.1,0-`; JAI J 81LL.1 , ! •- On the.question fur the further ffitsideration of theßeport, :;;jr vv.icurcrlS •S'OptiZly Opposed the Bill as unnecessary. and tending fa vilify and degi•ade the M.o.4lstracy of London' in a•matitier that no edantryGentlemeni• who . were Magis trates in their eounties,could snlnnit to. ,He moved that 90,.. lteport he Wien- into cUttsitler . atioil this day three Mouths. Sir J. SHAW seconded the motioli,`and repeated iris former statement of tle . plerrtiful supply of,provisions that was given to the prisoners 'in NetVgate. •. • Mr. B12:NNE11 . maintained his former assertions respcct ing abuses, particulat•Vin.tlie Borough tompter. Alderman ATKINS - Ylefendetl,the 'Magistracy of London, and stated the partical4r prison alluded to he under •tltt; su perintentla-nce of an individual (Sir. IV. Lewes) on telions the responsibility prineiptilly'rsCed fur the Management of that prison. . Sir T. ACL.IND, at shine length,, stated, the abuses .that were to be found in the Itep - ort, and which he had in part • • • - witnessed. . • Mr. BATHURST: considered that the supe,iinte»dance should be'left with the City Magistrates. After a reply fron► 31r, i-lotronu, and some Observations froM other' Menib'ets, the Hou s e divided. " ' • • • Fur the Amendment 23- 7 Against it 17;" •• • The Bill was consegratlY•los4.. The other Orders of ti:e Day were then tlispossd WEST INDIA INTELLIGENCE. • sEf.:I)S. - Red Clover. (Narejg0).....,.....;--5,56s t047.4,s per 0 , 3. Ditto Losli3ll - - to 110 s -t8 ILye-grass . —s 24s to .5:2, od per qr. Turnip, • lis od to It3s'.oll,l)frioisll,. Red and Green NV.hite Seed' ' Brown ditto.: liarraway . ... 105.041 to Ws Oil ..e: Coriaudct do Voia sos Od to 65s Od per qr. Trdtoil •,• . • s. ' t;bs 20i to Ols'Od vt.-r•eA - . , ItIU Od t0 4 200s 01 per- qr.., 'Oa Cake at the Mi.% l3i. 11.. i .„ per . . • . . . . .... - . ..... , Ott tke Ist inst.. at Nwatt rble ..A.t.'r:ey, Ft.c.ittlanuy flaiTikt Aucraln; u o fa. su. iie fs'. W. I I Of: t11:1.: . 2tl ia,t . , ill liikiot -row,' fAlinb Trgii* -; Harilyznan, ,4 - a iffit. 113 5- 21. 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Viscoutitc,o in-oe' ; ~ Lad) of' tlik Iti'gkli 1 - ina.T.:nrd Viscount Wents.vort"' r.o'''' U. , .4 • On '111 0 ,01;lai t .) i4t.,1.C.0 Ouse, near Bristol, 1-i' l 1 3,.; , - Colnull Gore,' !inlay Vrars t.i . n.ifluand'aut 'of 'tlie ll( ' ) - 3 • Vatunten . s. . • _. -.. .. , , .- , ... ...,,f 9 ,io ' On 'lliurstliy 13:it a6iiatii, IN.lr..„Tos'inli.A;bley,-".„,,;:P. ' • Ou - 9ie. Ist....intiti, at netili.iiiiptnii,, a ~.iiii„fitanied.-"t' ,foro'. consequence of liziviiqf drank lint tea l*rain a tcAl w ' the tein; u.ary absence ift 4 -114 nwilier. ' • ' ________,---,---' . i `' fps .. af: mark ' er., CO.I U. Nsl.llilitilsi.l:.l, sold. J ti , , LY 11 : ~i:j . ict:•_ . I V , --. NcArcastle.. - ~„s oi. ' • I. t " . 4 ...Sunderland . 4 .,,, „ , • .•.!4.5. 11% to -- 'l. Scotch Cool ‘ - 1 _ ''• 1 (Alm *-- , -,.'..„ ... t. :.,,, , , i i s. , 0d.•. -- • , .•, . „ • DV , CE 10 51 ri ce VITtIEN or j Ecitteittic);; .: ;iv ,2 r ,oe" ; Skill use p s ersevering etoleavotils in :I , •'• Safe. and certain. met. Mid of treating a few prev ,, • the successful result of their is "trill -superiority.. • . • 'Messrs. GOSS anti Co. Surgeons, liav„e be", I ,t't`, make the Cure'Of the folldwing *the - , O tiject - rt hel ' rii studyi vie, a cErtain Disorder, Ircquently contractC, re? rueot of Intoxication, and its cnueoinitaiits, •••,•-• Gleet,k, which, by an improved Plan, are sP,ce.frog ;),.$ lectually cured ; as also _Debility, .whether chanalian I ird ulgeink4,l4:fig •reSidcuce in w-alorel'l bi r o' , -sescret. Solitary too - often ~unitappily Yinith of both .t..iexes•; the one causing StetditY vise2ol ness,And hi the otritl leinunerons train 0f•1N..? , °`' o i.' Whi,elt, if lrot,:tiltele remedied, terminate in 1 ,9 ,1, ) „, ( 41.„ - Consumpti,m, Ip.that distr.ess;ng state of Peh! , : i ff,.. ll l6l.' w her tr.; Ciiiisecitfenee of - such baoeft t ht Arising frokrt atif.otbettatise, by•Whichtli c -poWc ll , ( 4 i,„ stittition .I.lo.Oine eple,p-hied, vegmlarly educate.' 4 1,,onden; they . offer a firm, sate, and ;ced , ' d • • so anti- and . figtir'uns . eti• • b.o', V , , rcsult of a lontr and extenSive inacti ec, co ag l ;1 ~ , by a•sni i terlornethod, to remove Venere a ` k ; •1;"7..‘•"', - however in,veteritte .or (;oloplicated, without yatient to the least rt:!'straint fo diet. or eNeaisc; • cases, w here" . an4arly appliCatiOn' is the Infection, they: frequently ..perf+,)rdi A s'a pce - of two dals. The unilrecech.;:ited of treatment (whio.l has never been kocm;tl t". slugle instance 10 - a pra;.'tice, of -fifteen years, period many .tltu,l - .si.,id . pers)ns (4 L-,4::,,Nes 10" ev:m aftef'scvere nl,.•thZ),ls tf , t) 1 '" other Practitionor , 211 . 2 c i , hely offer their adyice. • .Riessts. GOSS and Co. . ••• -' " i• these particular complaiuts, , •rder " • 111•.114eti by .a. mistaken . few, with the • taelied to int; igrnirant Enr)',v: • • • I '• • - • selves to state, •that they , have "! ..'• • initiated into every i r uof r•.• which, from different most eminent Physicians, :!., ; , •that the suCcess •.. • . • : , , • • t. hem to quit the practie,- .. • presume that their pretelisioas ~ it die ;•":,,.,•• the noprecedkntta confidence with v. inch ibe' /•.' „Li Public, been so liberally honinired: , • It I." Patients in the COUlltVy ;ITC' rcgoesteo to • c o s o / pc , Pars of their ca-e, age,-anti manner of ii•viog, ' . • Note, for advice held medicines; and the. 6; o° 11 0 warded to MIS' part Of the kingdoM.'. .itf° tl , GOSS and - Co. Surgeons, Nu. 13, flout street. , . No.ro 9,:l.'lNleow,Nl.BArSitio:l_l.lsfL,o,..ES(2l.:,:i.i.l, of, • I. ... •••..' •a. •t - Le" . , ch It? 11 " Nn " REI) Si a,• • i'L BEG leav,e to inform you, oi:itever :S''''''.:l#l' 1,0 ,7 i .!' of - ..1L: )'ear 1790, Iliad beep afflicted with tht', ~ 01° , 0 1 1 ,1• , ,. - which, from its o',2slitiately.ftsisting - e., -- er, e - 0 1-I ;,.err , , - e ''''',/' crescri bed by _the most snainetit of the fJeul t l'' O J. i ''.' ,eor r i. , . rircrng several severe courses o f a ii,,,,...ciii„ , n, 1 • 1 . 1 0 ,,i t i tt": 4t ,i) ehar t . , ,t,•d.froni-thc Hospital with little r elief, " 11 4 of /,,' el ' ti i be of the wait inveterate nature. In the sf), t • - ;,1,1 1t " i lterd 1 my tli , .a•clr Inicitoti4o tti• - eh a head, as -11 21.1) 0 Of 1 r 1 '.1 ,41 , ,0 t 1 ' tro r fuy existence—l had a large ulcer on tbeco -4 .',..,0 3.1 '.;11 'l4 - one on each arm, and my lees were broke ' 00 ; 1 ,„ L i ii , ., :t o:, t manner.; my right *at dieatflnlly pahrful,-,, lqft i 1t i ,,.1 ., ,, , ' stare of ttic,eratiop,for theJast,seven ,ears;.''',,,o, ' i , i ','l 1 two.lare .s nades . act it, leaf, very muell d . isc' 4 ` ‘ ,•at ° „ti, e ':' we snt.sl exdrnetating iMitr, particularly wiierl'oold,i;e4, ,as nearly to deprive me of test ; in this law, lit , rt''',° i ,;Pf;) was recommended by . m r „j„: Thonipsou, t°`! . , pat , . 4 0 0 p gi•ttat a cure by them her el; to t:rhe, con i c Li 11 :1,,. co° l- tl O ,/ 1 wili( l .l I begiur to di,"ottl.lilLot.ltlf of MaY ; ." ' i , 0 Te„, 1 1 0 ',, , fortw,t;ht I heLl'an to receive 1,)-ent,fit—it, litt• c o 1 ,11; l'` , poi,,, i s i i, p oo o on t t l ei t . ~,I , (l , fitt e l t i r : : ,,t t i l l i ,c , ,,e ; :ir : s : ,,o , ..ei l s : : : : y : :; I :n ic.d i : g m , rd i ; i trr i t i i: d rv, : i ' ,- s e : • r i' : ,•,' : , ;: (l. l „t tle ; - -ever; -consi'derableiliscolouraiioa in the 5t . i.,',,,.., ,o , '' .1 , 0 1 ,1 ,,,i I 'longer perses•erance. in }l)7rtiiinevl:tlitersttshTeg•lNlfedS;'::,..,',.' '''.'''''::'''lpl, Ithe notir...s dii"persing, tile shin regainto"4.l. flit(„ ;,'- ~,,',,,, th l e• nocturnal frailaS gradnallv gOislg (a.- 1 ....,,,,,/ro :, ~ .. i 4 Iyour liher rl :uli'ice and medicine, .perfeetll•2 t• . •.; ..,. sir°','4 . ,l ° , ,ti former coil:plaint:—have recovered in i ‘t''' ' t i ' e ' il ' t-'l' l 'l ' )Sl°l ' .strettgtb, and dm become jolly and fat, ip'-' 3 ',l i . o f „17 ~' d, i v onti aned malty nyintlisq6 tli - e. te 4to . his ll ' n° .., r ,,e9, l ':' t ' i t'•! l i i me, I :tru . at a. loss in what tont: , to exl )7lc " - , ' , 1 ,,it- I ' l ' l ,,rY - beg you fo'cthe • ' , l d i• 'tl •r st-tferiog , l' - ' .., i. , . . , L., 0 0- 0 14. . -strtil 0. tills 111 V case as +public ;,,s Possible, as . -- - ' • ,•,•1 1 ',s, , i ~ .I' ll ' 'f , ' SIOII ; in so ( oiOg you wlii, grcatly 00ii..-fi p10i,:e::•,..10,, 'Sir, your grateftti -0-bedient, Ver.!' ' 1 , ,, I W - ' , ki.•-•-‘ . ° . c ~,i StVallil ' S Close., lii •b-?sl'ee't, 1'1,1i111),..r,1.., , • , : tfr , ,-- 3 , ; .1 , ",Vitnesses to 1 ',le :illove L 1,,...-;1„,t, f• 0 . . 1 , , ° John Thbrapson; -N - 0 . . 3: N,.•w Ponitri ''..,' y.,,iiotr ,ol .19,,, 'lobo 111'1 titirsh ;01. - ,1 AssemblY -'•••';'''' . f i 3 0: 0 44.,0 , ..,, , - . Prepared and sold lie the.sole Pr:4l)rleti'rf,s,,,•,eo.-: ,11:1 , I.olt, Member .of .111,.• ' Itaval. Colic'-l - ' '', ~ . wil' - '`,;‘, 4 I t lt,'; hotte, ', , 0.-,:9,, New 1-31.-ILI4-::..;tre-et, 1.ono2)0,, 1,0,...,0001", collsta•l , , residenee of mt,re tha ti ;18 yedr - , I ,i 21 ,,iii i - , ; , , ,, , , ,., culariy Cilrecteti to the cur , of Venereal C• , , , ;: t l i , ,1 ; ,,t. d „ . ,0 , ,,1 i inei , lerital to the ?arts of (;•1!.1e,,F4 ti ", 9 ;.„1,1 al"'''' '' -- , i -1..1 : 1, /,. 1 secrecy which men of. hi.' profeson s''' . . - „ c ; ,,.. ,I , l rl',•li'' ' stn...b.cases, lit,- llatters himself the ll:/.s 1 ', o , 7 , '" ,.. , , r , grataltousty . administers , to persons ta1in ...i i., , ...., , ,,,., , ,c. , .-'. . i f,P . ;, • b ' estecr•lell, by ~ t discernlik .1-,1)11c, -1"; ' " 11 , •' ~ :' l ,O attainal.ile, aud void of all aarbl,;art-.-. - 1,.. ; 0 1 0 111 ,- , 1 , : j1 11'- r` l . ;Also sold, hy his almaintolen•„, 1,- t,11e_.,,.. 3.: ,, , , . f_ re t . ; .,0 1 .., living at.,:t distance, ttt, tot lerfuartri. 5,";1'"(..•.-,', S , ,1 1 , street, Pali-mull ; tin; Toy,dropo No : 1(1 ' 1 ,: ii ..'',;° , , , \i' : ',.•, 0 .", ' ?,,,1 , Disbotough's, No. 7, fish-street-I'111; ',lle'' , (I .:1 , ''. 1.1 ' . ,i' l bri,dge,.Edinburgh; :qr , n'Llonalil....jew:,, eve l Y.t.:o l Y . it . r : g Ca'twell's Dublin ; and by one -•pergl.'" , 1 . ,.. 5e i 0 ., j i,' ,. .,,,' town in. Greal, 13ritai a and Ireland,,.!! .';' )d p l , j f) ( 1 ,T 1 , ,,,..pc' .., eacn, stamped, and.sealcd up with f I.lcatia, t. 1..- i iV,I, whereby persons,• Of either sex lu",Y , ' 1 ~t ,i r ,: i dt, / case, spe,ed,'§eci - ocy, and safety.. i Britain i$ sl'3,_.`,; .is_l!, t oce, N. 13, - Every Box sold in Gre: t-•,,0.i.,,,,i,„;,,,,i,j,,,,fit.,;i0. , ste/n i,, on Whlch. by 1a,,--oia of the_ 1 .„. ; ',) N o v Pi. 1 ,0 ,/, LONDON t . Printed tic 2 . 1.3,. (• N. l - - . (, id l'l' S ! : ? re 55.. buildings; 'and publilted try.AV.,A• ~ : w i, l l.:_j,'„. tl.:.iti______italiii;aS,.....,.tßt'':AP.....„._______............_____:,:tc(l)llliiscFe—eltTit'F;ariltiir;f,l (It____i.:::,,:zi______,Hs"':::,lo.,...;,,lll.of:ilteeirif%.fii:,, at the Slis4iFricE; No. I Le, s": ~,,, Jt. 4 ~ , -,.i.,.. ;-.;,-, wents,,OrdurF.,Lgtters CrOS,:)- ' , , THE MAROON WAR. " RosEwi . DO . ;gt:NlO, MAY exertions used to suppress:th - e 4 Maroons, Colititnie,wjth tut- . abated vigour, and continued Success y olle.runnwayS wac scot into town on Thursday ; they belonged to'Quashey's private carfrp; - ‘ which was taken and slkstroye.d detachnicnt of the Dominica rangers, under VOluntcCr Vitfal.lta this camp Were 'found 24 lionses or larg•e huts, foiir loaded muskets, and spine rw&r, a great. deal of clothing,, a feW,4l9llats, and: a.Son , iderat , le number of poultry, which, of course,becamt- the property of the Colonial • • " The same - nigfit tereived' froth Captain .of the capture7Or George Mocho's,camp,;near the hots the and two others were killed, heatis.:taken off„. and stuck up at. PortsmOtitlr, ~•f•rhe.liarty• was in pursuit of the remtljuing fugitive. ." • " A ‘voman and two children w'cre eso.takent and se:lt to town on , Thorstldv. ,• , - ‘.‘• Scarcely a day ,passes that - Maroon ivoMen and thilcken, atilt rilnkiWay • SkiVes, iwe not brong'ht In tier trial and punish - Meta. Many oftbLeTormer declare they. were bi?rh in the woods;. and never saw a whim man until the moment of-their fip. prehension, During , the last five weeks a great number of rcmales.have. been tried by - military commiiiOns, condemned, executed, and 'their heads cut off. !‘ It has been discovered that to . guard against surprise, they surround their catop,i•With,.deep Hts, into iVhich Makes, with pointed tops are dlAven. They also drive sharp pieces, of wood and' bone into the footpaths. If, on the first alarm of their, scouts, the Rangers cannot bring down - the,fugi fives, they dare not 'pursue until the rotid•be ex plored, test they should fall into, the pits, .and be staked alive, or crippled by' treading on the foot paths. In the meanwhile the Maroons, to' whom certain bye-paths are always known, escape with their families. •A iirighton" paper says, that Mr. Weni3, whose extraordinary charities-Live been so much spol:en of in the country.papers,.•left the Castle Tavern in that town, on Monday wdek,•for Aru ndel, but bad-not proceeded , far before he was overtaken by his brother and ailother gentleman, .in a chaise and tour, into which he• Was instantly put and •driven fol.' London:. this •itaternent - it is added, " We understand he is. ;to lie placed -in one of those establishments 'which tuT-dectotel to , the.•reeeptieic (J 1 sok a$ htlaottr ittnier,gientol - cte-: ranger:nu:tit." - . , NEVV.G.):F.E 4 AND LEADIINIJALL 2 , 41.-3.It.KETS. • , . • . l4 ttie-citrcase.,• : „.., , ... Beef Alta t0ti....... 5s - ,(U(:• to' tis Im , I-Porf< ~ • 1 t ' -.• 40311 b, 6, 1 . 4.)ttt t a f ,; - , . V Ct. • , . OLD LAIL:CS, SuLY 11- ...Yesterday Ja,:4e.4-1144 - was:indicted , fr tl~e aril nuirder of Wm: itich , vdsomi ,by ill-treatment ou scud tiaf F,:in , rst( '0 West , Junt . hoineWard bound' from St. Cioix. Two, passengers who were on. board the vessel; one of whom was a sprgefm,, never had heard arty, complaint by any of the crew, of- his, having been: ill On the da.y the deceased was said,to hare . , been so muclelitui'the' stirgeon was spoien to .;.• The saw notliing the matter With hini, but' that his jaw was swelled,, which. he attributed to the to- , b - accci be had in his Month; " The deceased was • and the surgeon recinumended temp.ermice Tilther' than physic. -- ' • •"- Williams, the steward, saw the prisoner rope s 'end the deceased on the 6#llof June, and it wass 7 7in c6nseipienee of his not keeping the head:of the •., vessel front the wind, as.n&therehy endatigring ,4 the"safety of the vessel. „TheAeceased tv,its often .drunk, and the'priSmier was a lipmane good way. C - Upt. [Linter, the prisoner's eniployer, • spoke aisi) „vk r y respectfully' , or hiM--..lS T ot . ` Mitchea'Was indicted for b arial.. uttering a Bank note of 2t. with intent to • ''defrand theA3ank'oflnglantl. ' • • • • The- prisoner addressed 'the Court, and, begged of the Judge - lo extend' his mercy toWards hiin; hiin, to illeatr?guilty to faving• forged notes in his 'possession, which subjected huh' to -. .imprisonnient - fasfotirteen years. The: Judge. 're plied; h'etad , :iiWpower to' meddle with' the man lier of priliceedings - whi"clv the Ban had 'Adopted. ' 'The Counsel for the prosecution;' 'in answer to ttie regnest - 01:* the prisoner, observed, that 'the Bank was always-ready to' extend their Mercy to inclidualS,'Whei'e they could 'Consistently with .juStie•j• but this ''•"s • vt . ;:i of a cone • plexiOn which renderedit iihpOEsible•to do sO.--z- Guilty—Death. Row-k•ii-aEgT.-740r some time:past it has been suspected that ?ersons caught the fish out of the pond in Kensington-Gardens ;. and .Bacon, be longing to the above office, who has the superili 'tendance of tbe,Gardens, has been upon the alert. On Saturdoy'he'detected•a man fishing there, and he . thit•heing able.to sbew.that he had Troth tSoe King.tnii . sh.there, it, being his INl•j'stv'•• iro . periy, he took Awn pri-, sorter was ordered to be,connuitted to Newg, iti case•ot Ins not finchng - LONDON .MAI{KEII7S itErrup; OF W;fEA By Me,srs. Cut hu and Al including (int> , &oh 20 Quarters at .79s Od. 437 at 7Ss Od 9.29 , at 77s Oil -441 at' 76s Od S7O at 75s ad 235 ~ at 74s Od, ' 254 • • 262 . : 736 Od 617 19 548 _ at 70s Od •16 - at. 69s Oil :Ind 19 quarters at Tuta1,6247 Quarters • 28.041. higher iT IN NIARK-.L.V1`.:#.,, ' 4 ;:- -- , Lit.eAs, lie, Meal-Wo,, 2 L.ers, , . nJu '27 to .1•Ler?:". " %. 1 157 Q...tactels. at,. 4Ss od . , . : 137 ..70,, ,, e---7- Itt: . • Uti - s Ocl.. W.) 134 -- at 6-14 od. .- in 77 at 4.3 s vil I 298 --:"-- at 62s 0,1 - 45.. .-r- 7 —:•!, at - 6.15-pd I 315 ----- at 60s 3d I 62 1 39 ---;-- 7 at 57s Od ' . 26 " at 5G..:1 L fils: per•quarter. —Average 70s. lAd. than List Return. .A RE 1' URN OF FLOUR, From June:2s, to July 1.7--Froin-the Cachet Office. Suck,. 's. d, • SaAs, • s. d. 1 Sacks. s. 4. -so z---7- 70 0 • l 0 -=--•-- o 1 0 1 443 --- •53 0 12509 -- 6.5 0 . ^ 'B2 ." -- 61 U 104 --7- 57 0 265 -- 64 0 1455.-- 60 0 •5 --- 56 0 1.245 -- 1;•63 0 . 43 -- 59 0•30-- 55 0 j 45 ,---;-. 02 . 0 . .--. =-: 0 10 -7--- 54 0 ~.‘ Total-17,,•06 Sacks.—Areragv, 03s. I lad. . - tii•l: lower than last w4:•eli.. :„ • UXBRIDGE.' ' . Corn,lnspector's r.etuar.—NV edneiday, Jay 6, lilt. per Id.. 161 Os tp 211 ,Os, ud to 46i Od Burley, per Od to 34s Od Rye —s od to —.l , ..1 Oats lIIICES•OF'H',..WS , ~ . • , Nett 11ags. , • .- New. Pockets. . Kent . f ls, to 101 'los Kent:... . 5; 15s to 81 8s x' Susse. .; •71 101 to . 91 1.5 s StIS4CX.. :. 51 — 5, to , 7i . 7s "- Essex 'St Us to 101 We; omill:tut .. 111' us tsr 1.41. 'Us Old Duty laid iit.143,0001. ... - • , . . I , itic;E ('c' Wilts, 50 to 56,1.14a.eite!r.. . - 'per lb' - .Ditty, 3 to Gdlin each•• ~:. .. . ... eGa to. '27,! • , ~Llerchants, llaco - s ......„ -.• ... . . ..„ .....21a to '.l-2';tl . ri:rOsSin'o• I - 11(1 7 6' .. . ' ' - • . .. '• ~ .21id to • , - , ...-d . t., Fi ne•(:oach fides ~.•••., - • • . ~. .., ..:.23d to 2t3.1 • • •• •(.;;:op••H .3 ides, 5,,.w •101133 for. cuttm; . ... •.. . ..-....20W - 1 0 `2l A d .Pitio..... 45:t0 501bs Calf SlOus..'b ta , lolbsi ''' - . 4 34n to 3G,1 1/itto ' ;.1 to 7011. i ' - 3ti-(1•• 'FA 40t1 Aft°.. 70 tti'Aollis , - •• • l.3Gd to :J9d ... .... ,Sll,tall Seals (Greentand) . . • - 3611. to 4o Car& , e , ditto per dozen • l2os to tri.os % .1.' 0 .1; tied Horse Hides , ,4d to .;'27d Goat Skins dogeu . t Is to aos 1. 4 1\4 7 s Best Heifers B.: . teer9,•per - st. Onlidary, ....le tnd tty 2s 0 9d . 2s Sd to 3s Ot - Market Calf eacb.. t 2s Middliugs 4d to 25 Od ,kog. liorse 43s od to 165 0 Latub Skids, 2s. Ott. to 3s. ad. Sheep Skim, 150. PRICE OF' St.James's Maricet od • Clare Market 0 0:1 Whited:arca NTarhet 6s , 4(1 1),:r stone of TALLOW. • Town milow 67s &l —s Ocl Yellow Russia boi Otl —s oil White ditto . • 865 7 . 0 d •••-s Od CGs 041—s Oil' Melting Stull 74s Oil —s Od Ditto hough...4os' Od —s. Od (ivares ' 4785. Od Good Dregs Curd Palm 15, Od--Mott Ids, tes •‘.l for ready ntokley• . lOs 2d Average - 5s Id - i L Yellow Soap " lo2s Nlutt led ' ll4s Price of Candles, per dozen, thl per dozen ollowo ST. JAMES'S HAY MARKET, .lone Hay Ml Ss Oct - to 51 10s "Oft-Average; 41 Gs Gd Straw 2l 23 Od.to Ss od---Average, 21 5s od WHITECHAPFL HAY lORKET. . . Hay.. .. 41 45 - 44t1 to 51 12s' )d—LArerage, 41 1890 d Sti-a W .lll6s_od to .2/ es otl—.lrerage, od (.;Jover 4l 1:$ 01 to 71 13$ og--.--Iverai;e, Ss' oil ~a Ab ut (4 1 e t . 1 11 41z, (I,t, t 4 I lay . 'I th t„ l os a ~. ~~ i ~' t. o& fro 11ir , NI