The Sun. — London, England, 1811-05-03 00:00:00

P4PERS. . . . , ............... ' tea paper, without , Ciniz, Apttit i 1.--A PPP term try title, r, eticti;ated in Chltz, which s.ome and, 0 1 ihiq at Ccillli a troposal, others a trzarryesto, a 'f th e each 1;41 I I ii i c:i t it a k S n i o ie vi t n il , ea E es.' The nam . and consequently., i author is lift ir k tha t e of every lelir'7lll"tucitY''t •bl be doubted.. NeveP6'less'' as trtionymobs pit % ell fttitilY thercoto it:2;s, as that it ntay mall those e xlie have not scan it . , ft I) It May wish fora pesos,! or .I't, we, insert it 84 10110 W s; " ihe 1 !! )o tiv whi c h have been 'spsead abroad re fPeEting Ot t e nature, of the proposal submitted to the C., noel! of ltegency, of placing the pray 4ices o er P 1 der the temporary corn-. Mg upon 'Rt"ga uu - 1 army at the roand of a General tii.Chiel of the ix! , Y v ~,,. _.azicacy Ilknaelint theh l'..ninsulii, whiclii.rovidaYit litt.,ce,v''unryc"..to in'. I!rmithic e li lli l l ' llY l ' il' t r lv 't 'hat the Said ProPsal , , _ iiii..,,c 1.,w inc. / A . .......... which- Implies nothing, except that the sauce Power,' ".„ste ustuilly confided to a livroi3l) Cir,mt:. mai oF t Cod. ' ' o44 rlcr in Citiet in time , w'ar, §hOuld be en f B i d . fora nine to the Colomluder in Chief °I. the -1".1- ,t,,lllarmY, wha alrea..y holds the rank of Captait o.; . '..veertal in the Spanish service. There is no prot . ) ell tortinove the SpJtosh Officers, by substituting 'Eliglith in their room. The sole object of the pro :10414;a was, that in thus,critical coniunctuYe, whk.u 4 • theirand Vrenell army is in lull retreat towardt Spoilt, the Commander in Chief opposed to it inigil °via latosellof the militai' resource; of,. those P r '' pto .i ) 'l t'liCeso hiell are bbl • about to become the the toe o f w k ., i l , ~,,ollai A e on. 4.--From. the Office of D. Nice i.. 1", kin ltiluinn, Gosernment Printer to hi s • "1,41 Y) Plaxuela.do las Tablas. . s , e will close our observation! w itit, remark ing, 14 4 if it titleb desirable, air would appear, Ie gi' e II "' I it 1461 k ear and definite : idea of • t ilia tproposa., , • 1 , 4 1. 1 t1 love b `en better, accorilin4 to our limiten 'My of the suUject, so have copied it literally ; and i i : l t" the ptiblic (we know trot Willi what 14'huce) • I , v e h-en t i en to uttaer 6 l and. that.. other notice s ~. .1h preceded oil propoi,ill, it is no, wonderful i t ; :tiki,lt! th..oalii also be the subjett of C, ifl,CfSa',l3/1, it' • 1 11 4ii anxiety to ne made acquainted vi, till theca ,t(1.4t1; to t,e hopiw, that a, this paper h known bet trio circulation, iu order that the ti ubj,' 'I .., 11.14 Y • , k illiCl/1*(1 Withour any Mystery, our Lioverntnen '041,1 4fird clear in fornta.ion as totter. tratisa4lloo,. t t,' Pr ' r ""l at.y eriotteous' or absurd ideas teeing Willi t ''''td on this suit .0 which might .be attended . . •l'' ' P'ilatilcial etti:ct,. 1 • (u. APII I t 12.-... et letter received from Yelvell, '. tootaaa tile followmg particulars :—..“ The bridge 'I j"LiMeria way prepaccl for the Anglo-Portuguese l t rul Y! whu. pcficd it on the sth. Thc holt' tra"l" c t ''' 14 cavitt,,, part icohrly the artillery, are exce l. " 4 . alai keeP . ptinuing the French. .. Ciitan , os_t_a .NE::1110141 his troops, which amount to trout, 41 ' 4 ' ' H 'ri ha , taken the road of Merida, tlud":r the d i ti i‘ 4,1 Morilln,•and the; Compte .de Penne and :,-```e'')';. The enemy seems to prepare for evacu ft4lB4l4jos, lie has removed his large artillery t::',i'''e vdis, tiLd destroyed part of the temporarY t o ' l lll. ike. and ut•tny loaded carriages have gottu: 47 4 '. 14ajul was recioced to the gre ; t ee on jit‘i''''"d ilk iolotbitatot; were daily tlYing, Y et l n. ik r i rrr erldtr it is saldlthat it %Val giVul' up 1 ` ) i i " l disitQl. 14 hours. Masseoa, Wlio jS stilt IA-0611( a nd ~ . , ttliel'ed,ll, (wid to 6at present at alarnatica,•w;'lte a , '; accounts place him at Ciudad Rodrigo. The . trill, i 11. "tl Vitklilded sick Bce. are intercepted on Nrit w ., • ? , lint , "Y in that city by th,t renowned D. Juba" ~,,,,"te, in II . by of Barbac Ina, 'who lir" ' l ' 4 ", hit awl l ' t n" a ' •bleklay 6c among 4 tardy, cointrnt terrt /4 1 ( '," 13 , 1 zi A Phil I6.—A. letter from l'at:ragona,. 1 '. 04,trel 2.1, states as follows :.-".eoemy i:',4i'l oast,,, ill Leti(ll, and fortify thernselveo 11),r..e' 4 more. SenOr S'arsfield, who liaS",.otir, flying 41.: t • 0 ,.. 14101 1, has gone. from Cowers to Agrarnutit, • to tan -sa lt atici eanoil Of the pe01.30 ef., Lerida: and Balatitier,, e e4tit * . li wto to go to Tortosa,' W hit hpr Scoot:, it , urt er h,„ .. gone W ith 6000 'lieu, whom he otil•ei.l be ts Ns. lienfir hlilans and 1:))11 11,,vira 1140 let i o t his day, ittt,•r;ont.: towards Olot, Cod Figuet.ss ItViCl,l'nlati(l that Cliiitsitio of I lit: army which is c ; ' 1,0e(1 there. The Goneral in .Chiet, Campuveme, iln ihi hi " , 1 0 aiitiSt at I tI4 Sittings, where it is to tailttalidered, U",liethfl 'Eb,OOO more must can be e , iret4,ll,od Stii.ported. 'Oki &reifications of this pt.), c„:ll4int.; it, stich a mann -1- that it , will , sue" re;‘ °hit:4l°lller Gthealtar.• • Camp Marshals Piri* an d , i'IL r rt) nave gotta 'to' the army at Valencia. ..1, Ur ectitirtteutani,th Of hit the frce departments arts col tviiinb4 ikl e , to fatru a Provincial Cohgress, wh o 1 a y ere couipose of the most patriotic: wbjeals.--•• ait t i 111'"5 the )otmou confidence and tranquility, , ttrefore expect alespOY result, • ' (. 44 A !sprit ai ' 'll3llll 17.--The following iit an e a t roth ttter lately received from 'Fiance by a Ca is ccv lately :--- • T buill PPe'tsivt: Decre,.. are daily issued' from the Ni,L 'fle3 an. • , 1 Cl,I The, Surpiceans, -,,, e 4 , t . late! tyi I, bt I he: ikiß; 1. , kei) :L t , the suppoilets of the faith, itave ' lif fel 'l t,: )ll444 o. • lilt . iihndred Priests, Colleaed .in •to the hlett:.: Pan s °I S l l 4lll, have Veen hanished , Il lort 1: 1 „ 1 ,, °I , V4illoi -where they are not allowed' the L t , - ",, i",ree lads a• day to subsist. thetnselves. tittl e , 4 , /""14, :who were ,natives of the Ro:l4;art 1 41,r,i't„61ai"ekl it Flatitt in separate ptistute, % lii.:lt-i'an Permit! ed to wear the, purple, and • ti ' 4ll ti ' l ' t ray hevit brought fur no Other pPrii6o-. thei r i et t i 4 t , k t thu n •th of •allegianre•Ao4looll6Pa.'tP 4 am !mitt :" S"Yereign. 1 0 this manlier ,also are 1 404 ; . lie 1 . 1114411, i.b' MAkert 10,—On • the • t3th of, this tava,t;,, rt),'ll 1300,t0 I.soo of, in itit'antry,:•:ttna 4 tllbt %Rh v4tlttni waggons of arniminition , arrci the Iti", In".relled in. the altiediott of 'Voted°. (3" rived otriijiiiinl'ntiY. end abc . ut 1‘,50 . cavalry, al : slixto y 11 : le (tans ot •I he Cuadalitsitra,:anc:, 'Mune. On the B,l(lttlihv-that ate' of riegOvi3 for Talavera. tut 4 1 ;4, anu intaiitry, and '513 .eavalry, mar chtd ,i t s 4. v.: 1 : 11 ,0e ill MI doubt of the • art i vat 0113.7 - Vr4lol,i(4''''lolo, and it la certato that one of the ineto volt, hi'l:th:ri i‘lioslial; according tn. hi, agree catotilt,h" !3'11141(-1 and 6uidt, 14 (ii turtitaitio Inc LetAttet i,% '1 ",, 11 by Lb.lternadurit wild ,La 1\10.4:1). 04% I IC ' 44 ' 4 '6 Of Aild•ilocia and ot '\:•.w :stl, ati t i., ~, , _., . . . • ki th 4 accouttt, and Alit; . OPP , 'Pqe, behilliiita of the eliertair for the s r .ftilisli YPW4ith has appe• red in La Mancha they have pre ferred to weaken the. forces of Guidalakara, sending vpartp(them, to reinforce those who remain in this ipruvrnce, and also to rhOse - at Talaircr:l and AviL, iToiedwserviog as a centrical - point ! •.‘i °tl4:icANTsi .MARCH 23.—Letters have been re ceived from Tarragona, up to the 13th current, which state, that the flying division of tine Amiiur dan has had a glorious - action, the - result of which wit, that the enemy left from 400 to 600 on the field of , battle; some -hundredi of wounded were also taken :to Glut, ,and tint 'few were mad e s'?ner 4 i as th e action was extreme!y obstinate: On our side more than lot) Solditits, and lour Officers, were killed: • 4 1 ....m.:A8EL05, MARCH 23.—A letter has been re ceiv • which states, that Borbon's party has at tacked; i,t the neighbourhood of Totquemada (b twarn Valladolid and Burgos) a French detach- Ara, •condutting the prisoners from Olivenia, and liberated 600. 'lwo other parties, which frequent those neighbourhoods, have put to'ine sword the French garrison of Cabezon (two leagues distant from Valladolid), con,istitig of 150 men ; and the' party commanded by Longa, ha, taken, the equipage of Marshal Besateres, the new Gvertior General of the Provin: es of the North of Spain. Bessieres im mediately, detached 2000 men in search ut the itoble . Longa, and vented his choke by offering 100,000 rents to whoever should ,ht . i; . ig before 11;1, that par ti an, also art exemption From, irtbutes to the town to hieh the pertoil that brought him should belong; but,Longa; with th,.;.great c st coolness, of fered 400,000 reals to the person who should take Lt.:t3siercs, with a reward to the town in which the 4porre should be made. t .o rtliths; I the 4th the Patriots enter e d Medina. •It appears that di r Visadals on tins part et the coast do .iot exceed ONO. THE CORTES. 81T'fINQ OP APRIL 2. Senet AatweLLEB made three motions to the fol k, , ing • effet,t•:—.i. That the Torture be aboliihed. That the Stave Trade be abo.l.hed. 3. l'hat the Re l . , ,vncy couiumnicate to the English Gotrertitnent I,lle pecreei •Which may be adopted on this.qaestion. Senot:-GtstALno proposed to add to tbetirst " and other illegal and barbarous oppressions, 4s handcuffs, &c. - ; Senors PRLRGAIN, AZUERES, arid others,,stip ported this ,imendinent, nionifesting in their speeches humane and liberal minds. There ti.as no ooposi. tion,.snd the motion,. With the amendment, was adopted. , Senor, MBIRA.—Let the unvoriatioti of Negro Slave&be piolnutted to a hap,,y h( ur new:111106-A, tet lbe r question of niantunission be cautinwi t ttOtted,' as a measure of that irtaguttude, sucld adopted, rmght create great continuos). . 7 By the yaw of England, no SERVOS can t inipoited into their territories, and in their tierities they• endea vour to persuade other natiuus to adopt t. 14 sated measure. Senor . A.aounogs, alter , having pointed out the , adva , :tage of this resolution, even to the masters (A lice shay.a, " w give time.to thO Eng .• liih Government to .demand this from us ? , (and L; !rink the time is not far distant.) Let U 4 aniicipwe them. Let the glory of this inealnie bee all'our own. Let us .itfoid this conaolition to outraged humanity. I et.joyed in London the gratihentoin of witnessing this. triumph at humanity, , alter an obstinate strag gle against all the exertions alba mercantile true rest, attlea by the most po4 , erttol,eloqueoce, onlhe iiie.sth February, 1801... Glorious day on which the traffic in slaves was abolished in the •British dominion 4. Not satisfied with .this, •the English have constituted a Philanthropical Society,' to make .ieparation to human nature on tot: coast oh Gullies." Senor ALCOClitt that having in the 'meeting avowed his attachment LO the cause of humanity, he could not. perceive why the same reception should . . liot be giv,e9,4o tlio. propoiltions. which he had pre viously brought forward on the. same suhjett, and whiQh tended t() itep:icile, the feelings of humanity with the interests, o; the public, and tho.e of , indi. vicluals., - . , . Senor, AR otis .was ignorant of thosepro posilions, retract euy own,. and desire that.. the `discussion may be aundueted upon those of Seror , Alai& ° . Sk:Ocit JAUREGIN.—It would be against my feel :.int it I should oppose the'discussion of this subject, but I wish itto be carried on in another manner. It tarsi propositions, and the discussion of theM, be iuscrted in thoi)iary of the Cortes, I fear the tranquility of the island of CUbA b whidl has hitherto been undisturlied.' Mlition made by the National Assembly of Frioce, occasioned the revolution in St. Domingo. I request that this 'article he left out of the Diary, till the decis'on of the-Cortes. . Senor Multi k.—lf it be ordered that this disCus sion be Omitted in the Diary of the Cortes, the same prohibition should be extended to, the other news- - . papers, otherwise the conciso will 'publish it to miorrow,'suojoining our present conversation. finally determined that the Subject. should not be 'omitted in the Diary of the Cortvs, and that both the proposals should be referred to a' Co.nniit lee. P. dispatch frurnGetieral Z ryas, of the 30th nit. Wai read,' relative to the Expedition' cent to Mo. goer. 'The. Ite , ency added; that by confidential ietteis, they had learnt that he had previously hist ' some eavahy, but that one . of his letters not having arrived,- in which that event 'was stated, the - parti• culars could not be communicated: SITTING pr ATRI4 3. - Read a dispatch trout General 7 tyna, winch stated ttiat he 114,.1 complt-icd the dhco , barkation, whCii he receited a letter front the Goverimient, direain g h 3 / 4$ JelUtn, whic.li be prepared, to, obeyl. thin istkiog dispositions bur this purpose, bsi was iniatked by the enemy; that the infantry suffered not t 0,,, ! ), but the cavalry considerably. Th., ih.patch WaS "iccotrvintd Ly atwitter from io which he sta,et.l that he had protect 11 tliv: 4. tuba' tt.nion, by . lion, to a movement „ clop regimen', of pVilll7,;aliti tttb,►utty. Stmor ME:MALES DE LDS 1106 it was ve ry Wimp, host, that tLioe accourk4 s4 , Atiti be written ;!Ji • . . bonfidentially, instead of officia'lly, when the . sub-* jeal were so seriouit ; and s‹condly, that no estimaie stiou:d tuade while the details were coileetiug, of Our luisi or of that of the enemy.. A Repret•entation (rout various impri ,initva inhobitants of SauQarloa, rept:Ong that; as ey liaci V..en confined more dim four, roonti,s, they titi4lit be set at liberty on ,bail uniil their- trials were determined. The Coli.l , liittee proposed .that thiS application should 'rnadtt known/by tlw 4.ieticy to the Judge .of the CaUge, which was :tpprot ed. , Several it!ntbers seized this occasion of spvaking against the 'abuse of detaining,fur 'so long a titp iii cusnady person! who weret not uroved'crattittal, and and ,uggi.-.sted • sorne. rpp,ositions . on tue subject, which reinain:for ctiscu,siou. SITTING OF APRIL 5. ,The Regency presented the plaa of a decree, hal,- ing for its objett to declare, that it any Governor of a phie4, either of hirnseit'or in concurrence with a Council of War, should propo,e to surrender, that the command c,ould then 13.1 to the next Officer in gradation of rink, who might vote for the con tinuing the detence. SITTING OP APRIL 14. Dispatches froni the General in Chief of the Army Mate, tt That on the i 311) the enemy had continued his works. He made a few very leebleittacks on some points of nal line The Castle of Saii!i Petri fired upon' tt.c .frattt!iy of Bermeja. On the I 4th, the enemy mowed a piece of large calibre upon the mill of . Alinativi towards the evening they formed at stout 1,500 men, who made some firin 4 'by divistons, and hoisted their colourg on 'Peat*. In the night they v , ;..1 reinforced by 700 bt .800 men at the bridge of COMMON COUNCIL.' : A Court of Common Council was yesterday held for' the purpose of entit , lering sa motion to present the Fteedum of 'the city to the Priuce'llegt-nt.' Mr. Dixos gavel.otice, that he should' at the next sitting of the court may the grant of a soli of money for the relief oftt?e sutfling Portuguese A report concerning .Suoutifield market, and an. other concerning the erettion of a bridge over the Thames, near Loncion-bridgei - haiing oeen taken into consideration and' P'Cscu,,ed, Mr. amt./ rose id prono.ie the.resolurinn, for the purpose of considering which the 'CiAirt had - beervoir. irembl....d. The ;)reitent entirely originated with the worthy Alderrnr‘n (Confbe), who 'graced. the satrie bench with his. Lordslnp ; and he bad little merit, except that 41: having cttdeavdured• to give x..be.taner, shape, and fdrrn to his, ideas. This motion. might appear strangil to many .who r4lettell, that upwarlls of halt a cetEurY• halArlaped seine freedom, of the City of Londoti had. horn.. presented to a Prime of tee4l“Ki. 1-1, did not: Mean •to.gta back to .tlte cause !or, such a long interval ; but he shopld spy,lll it no better opport r.ty could occur for its, cessation thin the pr..sent,. He did not mean. to flitter.his Royal 11 : flattery was_ not ttie pro- vtuee of , fr,>etuen, and ought not to. be • offered to the Prince of fteepople.• No doubt, however, the Regent would dlitioguisn between the grossne.s Uf v A . 4.latiou, anil the itiqt of ,sine; of elt•fneri ed praise. His' rifoi 1,-114,,0e,t5. had early proved self entitled to.. that praise ; he had proved it in the 2418WC1 W1)104 110 made to Mr. Pitt in 17 int--ait answer which had filled every •t . ,-tleeliog mind with joy ) and Partictilirly.tilo . ;o. who thought that the sal. vation of the, c9untry depended, not only on the per set Ong efforts of the people, but on t he,co-npetat ion • of a pat rint Prince. He had then told the Minister, that he Loosidered- the power given to the. Crown as a, trust delegated fo.r. the secfnity of • the people. This. memorote, sentence had justly wised the hopes of ;the iii , ion ; it had sirippe,l off the superstition .with crowns were surrounded ; it had 'dispelled .the delthion of divine,. indefeasible right ; had fitfally establisheiLthe glorious, cause for which Eng land had so long struggled—for which Russet and Sidney fought—for which Locke wrote—and which that Court, will, doubtless .be ever ready to defunct.— Thus, in t 789, they had this noble declaration, ema'. noting, from :a Biltish Prince. He did not now meth to describe his eutidua at that disastrous period 3 le did not mean to point out his moderativa and foi boar. once during Ihe.whole time.—his seclusion from WI) his nearest political friends, -- and, in short, his display of every virtue, which, could dignifyo Royal mind. No, he,only nieant to draw their attention to the magnanimity with which, on a late occasion, he had refused to add to .the burthens of the people for the .t • purpose of adding to his personal splendour.- Now, when they Were ,labouring under such pi ivations, and called on to make such sacrifices, not only tor their own people, but for those of Portugal, such an instance of singular salt-denial must be doubly gra- lifying. One inure instance - of the Plince's cha racteristic patriotism, arid he would have done $ he meant his late refusal to encourage any exertion of Parliamentary infloence.. This, 'after Parliamentary .reform, was the kno4t desirable object_tur are-cowl try. He natstte excused, however, when he sai'd, give him Parliamentary returns, in preference . to the pririty of any Pthice whatsoever : his reason was oi. ) . % ions ; it was, that the tine: was p'ermanent, and the 0: her wasonl)% a 'temporary blessing , --a fleeting se!. curity=—a . personal existence. Such a declaration, howpver, from the Prince was a good omen ut his ' intuit) friendship to reform. Mr. Quit' then moved et Resolution, " that the Freedom of Ws City be presented to his Royal Highness the Prince to eut, in 'testimooy of the deep and-gratetul sense entertained by this Court, of his public vittues, and amiable endealiit qualities," &'e. Alderman C. Saturn thought the public and pri ater vier ors of t he I', ince had all II resktible claim to the gratiwile of the.nation. Alderman COMB& thanked, the worthy plover of the Resoiutiop tor- the allusion which .he had Thole o the Shari; svh,ich he t,,ck in framing the Resolti tion. He %vas: convinced, ,that the freedom Of the city wot , ld be as acceptable to the: . Regt;. , ,nt as it hail been incrned i by him. The 1,. solution was theti carried unanimously. Mr, QUIN. sign, ofier st sting that he,trad tbunded the. iltbelution ctss prer4dent, moved, " that his ROA!loess ty , Tequested to honour this City bjr his acceptance of the said freedom," and .‘ t l ::tt a copy,of.the s tid , trvedool be presented I:I a box of Br4islt Lein of oak ;" both viihittlitilainkittive t e• also carrird .1' . Lol!) MAiok .t as requested to watt upon his al High.ess, toconiniont, ate Ow 143olution . of tele Coder; and to knciv: his Ilosl‘i to the Ala.:met in tt hich lie , A El ht teti(teitkvben the said Prety.itrt is prt•st.;ii.ed . Mitt]. I ColuitCrte4:is,appOiot e tt to proviilo"il,e,,aid..: Suitably oroarnvnied'mnd en3b,..'insOd .`k itllw • 4. gold, and to prepnt., 4 4 proper Llei•ice to tie pot thereon. A Mr. Chamherhirt preser.ted I.t.:sOltiiiOn , Thanks from the Cittiviittti.e for . the: Relief Pri,oners in France, t.lr •h e dis lfat i it O f 5 • 0 0'4: guineas' in aid of chit fund, which ‘'‘ - <ist i eiid, ;itid tiered to be etttete 1 nn. the 10,411:di. 'Mr. BELL moved that the . s.o.Hy of the 11...corilet of Lond9n sh iuld be idvaileed making it 25 . 001: in all. Mr. Wail: . 'a very no.it spe-oh,•stated the trop,.nance and oi this: Y•gli situation the varin well thu reipoostbility, attached to ti ; the nrgunt of preserving it is eminent ii.inds ; and of in tking it an objen to professional two of late.n:s ;1,-( ,x -perience to look vii U j coot:114E0g v%iti, a compliment to ill!! pr,;cric R :110 lb,: 3',- tention and grcititu!e Court 0v..vt.1 t`o it. , u for bi 4 honourable. and able discharge c,f ;tip tilt tions of the Otte. - The `:notion wit 3,-.'gd!' to . unanimously. On a Report from the Navigation' Coyotoit the Court unanimously agrees ,in House of Lords, the S014111W,Iirl: the same be pa.st:cl Roue Of, en;nroo a Petition iAr', , s tigr(4-! to aecoldingly, to Le p,eit, il (.. ed to the House of Lbrds; •. . Mr. SAMUEL Dixoii give notice of a moti in for the next Court, to subioribe toAards •the of - the Portugueoe.,,, POLICE; FORCERIES ON THE BANX. MA.P.LIIOItOUGIA-STREtt-..--77iu•nioS, who it hj been stated has undergone two examinations on the. elinre of having torged dividend Warfains, b6i nili in conjunaion with Arrniiago; «,-as yesterday fi n iii y., , xamined. The prisoner. was a Bid Clerk in the Trope:int Annuity Office, and lie Warr..ll, .org d were to 4 , ob'ain ttK. dividend.: (4 - a Pelson who had been dead ab,ut three -years, and vilioie .. ex,..,:utort, had not ap- ► plied for his property. It appear(.(! that 'Jt3Ol. had been ;I out of the Ilia, sail Ilia prisoner had ironed,' as a n attestinitnes4. It %%44 also proved, ' g, V; that R.:nit' il'Aes, with which th;! diyirlends Wero paid, were found in . the Prisoner's Un= ter these ciruu4tflc. Oh! idy; emotitied tor trial. o , re dined b': itoberis, rta. ant Wife are a'.'o the prittupal ag i dinst Armitage: . --. Ha rr is V AISO ei‘imin'ed'a second 4+ On the of ,ving passed a forgidffive note. wt to two char'geb' for passiug forg+.3.l notes, and he Was cOnarnined for trial. , 13 ,w.STRREi.'....-011 name of .lohn Wa,ti the Pablin Office, 'Bow. street, ou difft : L4' : of 1)T417.0 Bering n 'person of the thlott of, liirtlett,, w:, O was ako of the s a t th- trade.. It appeaiud iron) the deuce, tli;11 iIA; two rnetiWere the, Lion and Still pliblic-hons , I:holy:lane, when tlhy quarelled, about their trade. From woidg they went t i Wows, and alter I,vo round; fightil, deceased declared Itilnselt ;ul' nian. Ile mediately ,carried ;way, ,pncl died in His body was soon after opeueT, flab Ins s were found to be in a very injure) Iptr; rIWII, an excruciatinggravel w bele tie I) id &en al +`s Mr. NARO, Magistrate, s:rn*ogri hendectlll'e conduef the`ll,46C,ltUrd, , dia . nut appear, to hullo' exerted himself much, to prevent theirfikiting in his house. The pri,oner was coal ruttted for another ex.o , ,„ 11 appears froth an account. 1.1i,1 before the tiore of Commons, that the number of persons,trpniporto, eel as criminals to New . ,SoUth ti month of Angt4st, 18a9, is, ..s 11).1 1 , , tv,:o i , 3 for life; males 33, tern4 , :39, for fottrulota r cars ;,. and males 2G, females 98, for si:ven years.. Wt are sorry to learn that Colonel I.l . aor.iot, who distinguishod hi,uself ,so inucli..4t the barr)a of 13usaeo,, and returned set erely 011litled tothis country; died t his ,moroing. . p$ SMITHFIELD x. 1.1 1, K n7Ay This day's Market had scanty .alpply of the chi ferem kinds of Cittle I Pork anti Lamb' snpport last prices ; Beef, Mutton, and Veal are dedter • and the trade for .the' most part was sotnewhatda--. t.' The sales in th- , Hay' M trket were inconsid e rable; Hay sold at list pribe; straw and Clove, have fallen in price.—Toe thilawing prices and.numbers are a correct statement : , siol , ..theo(6lpr stone of 81b. Beef 41. 44. to (id.: Mutton 45.4(1: to cs. Rd. Vsaf Ss. 4to 7i:ott. Pork sc oct. is pd. Lamb os.'og. to ISt. 11-calai 420. fhe ,:p and Lags soot). Ca!yea lig. 'Pigs 250 • Stgartillgt.n HAY. MA t( ET. Oaf SI. of, to 81. S. o,i. Sr).l,‘ zA. og. od. to 31. tss. oct. Clover 61, es. cd, to Vii. ids. • CORN.EXCUANGR, ,MAY 3.--Thtf;(l Ty OW IVlir ket again hai Ann sli,it huppties or Wlieat on liand, waiting arrivals, tow siltts art l'ilt;ateti,, ;mil 1110,0 nearly it iast prieeK; ;Barley lil“:wi4” iu.Otort sup ply ; M.iit• heavy in saki; boar. .I ,, tv, Peli :ilia Li: , ins . ni each ‘l4,icriplion•, , and at little tluctilliH;i') tlicre ale aliw but, Sit Oil supplteli col 04is, :and tillS . 11l tti.:l4 , , • ' l g 4 i" fltivAed so4WWl)4t,:tkarCr j pr i,:e6 u t V in t lt 1 ' ef Wain without VarittiioP. • s Wilt:4t . 634,a 76s A 1,1'6$ Tic!: Lean. ',old) .. 4 ;s a ps 1.1", d o ia .., . 9 a 9 6, ()As . - 2t a :46. a Is.. . Rye ( ttc ,,409 •,.. - 4, • 3.0 i 31i , P 01.011 ditto 301 t . 3 „ ti. .1 Barley „.:... ~' .1.: lag it . 44:4 l'Oftittg: Litt til ... . 33 ,.,a to,i t , . 1. 4 % $ 76s Rape Seed . . 4 . 31. 4 53;„ wh i te -pease- ..-4-ers_a-`ass l• die Flint .: - 7is a• 11,,,y, C. tCy thitt.' is 4. 37§ a 43s - Neconds • . - 724 A ryii, il4a.aktailli - ' ivf. a iii ~~'