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more actitelllan those of the rest of man- It is trur., indeed, the party might shake and congratulate; each other upon the prospeci rgetting into place again ; but it is quite lu s to tailt of the sentiment being universal' .• we recollect4with whit . mortifying inditfer the Publie-saw the Party go out of otlict' in we cats Hardly SllppWe that it would display !ry eXtrilOYdiliaty satisfaction at their restora-. a power now. diffrulties have arisen relative to the issuing oney from the Exchequer, under the pi eent ristanees, .which were stated to the House of lions by Mr. PetteEriti, last n ight. Some '8 last relative to the so,ject wer.e.laid before th e le nght, and a discussion will take place it to night. le•QueEti, it• is reported,does. f this , month, *---71---- not intend to a Drawing-1100m oe the i BLit : le°brate her Own 'dig to ,tunttal clistent, to celebrate leer of the - day, un account of the )nut6l',. her daughter .;, “'t well as 1 I,e e.,een t deeth ot..ia r,..__...... 'rinceei Am Lel A, but . intends Jiol . dl ig Draw = 'less tam . ' on the I tnit Or February,- to case of 1 .try of the KING. ... , , cunstantly , le I).ike ut COMiItrtILAND, reotitlo i , . the Princ,.! of WALES It Car-hon.+ , t i t . t .i.), yed et ters w,re yesterday received Iron) 13 • I,trr..age't 18A1 lt. advertnig to' a treaty of Ina :la .".,:i en*lall(Wheiwcen' the Kiog at Paussr:Daxtittu._ Hear relation ot the Einpeior ..'Ne I.: X , s d, ler the sante atititotity it is inentioue ' will oe formed , Eton between the two Cl own'i ~ danger that a lie purpo.e of mune,' defence, tn'cl",; 1,0,10 e eh is seriously opprehetrded iron") I'2_l Baltic duel of one of the States of. the Westeit Gentlernan, Aho left Gottenburgh by tbe'l.a.st atiou •--, veyance, gnes the subseyieut iefo.rm,• ..„ ti,e 1 Tench Commissioners have been sent los a , .. , ~. cr. Not' Sweden, and litventori,:s of Britt:ll m,,,,, 1 ~ider s. . 1 - ue ndize liad been required of 111, 1 . I :- - y On die whole atriount of this proPertY,,ell, 'n demanded, and the inhabitants weir: e "4,,,,4,.s ' had tring to ansure r to these exitetious. . triet P L t `z.;, , I been transmitiei horn lhance, relentin sev e ri ty , the continental sy Sk tu ; to enforce- w . i h r d .no puntingwarhouses were crowded with coolt ics that Were to he SOld to t' the cIU, tis• __ Dispatches had been' sent •by a Ceurier EXtr,ai°isrii, tiny before our niforitlaut had. left. lit S"'"( Ai. pital, to . the Cuurt of St. Petersburgh; and dnl }vas .es of them were transmitted to....Parig. It ivehillir undersiood that thie, cOntain Propos al s .r ' the Surrender of Th at by the Emperor AL" , nsite ' r tk, it was e,xpeeted that before the Commence me nt ,ri -BPflog. t eld Ring will a,),,icale his throo'-',._l . 'eur tut tit h e e l up ; 5.... tteted sn Front sotne came ' i n" 1., httNsoora.s had given oriler4 for the ti'd ! 101l of tlic iiwitary Giree Ot Lis kingdgal.' al . '"giti(!ttling its streiigth to 80 ,000. It rallY' relio;t d that a'witi would break Out .bL was gee ... e" 141.0 4 ana Prance, and it is‘naturally con.re r'4l t "'" I t h" IthinarY prepatatinus in 'S‘V eden. were hibiited t o tle, a in -;•ension. • . s Although iiiven the most et 4 k it 11,“i sole-. n .i.sor4tlct..S Of liiii proteeiloli tolliw erCllini,all irk..,:nsiiiLe, conviction prevailed that %toutil be coinpletely subservient to the: designs ii 0 ti A L' A It 'ls 4 . • .1?), tli ' ! , idiot COrIVOy Which Stilled frOm ''',glllo the Baltic, consisting of one hutidif;d shiPs, Gotten "Y th reei bad been accounted for, and the, Difillo 'ur, Wilieh LIS been lost off the klaax, ill one of of T'ttl.. The cunvoy lett the port on the * I 3th I 14i'llker, le which itreturtted, and a gain set sal Ali 4 Edit- wind two days atterwardc . , Er th Wl ' L lt the report of the loss of the . _.zzaq Nriannan, lately wrecked otr bunkirk, reacheel that ;111) Ilk' -English prisoners 'cutifined there, o f ;nom tt s,io otiniber ii eOirsiclerable,'Tegtiegted heave ''t their to+Uotrytrietl itraistrebs. 'coif:, request. 114dve 'egret to hear, wii s . nrit , Duly h•rfole,d to t hew, tlt even Bu el , ol the French as were disposedisto asSitane, were not suffered to ante, fere .7 (1 %feat iii the hatred and je:;loasy of alt EI)14,11511, eVell of the money remitted fin. the use or hour,prisoners., they (In Lot receive more than st.t7 enteen shillings iti the pound ! . '.. . . In • . ~ . eii.ii uneilitparte arrived at .Ludlow about 4 (lock in the evening of Wednesday Se'nnight, ac einpanieki iiihi3 nvphew, at, interpreter, Seere 1 ar , 14r. M;iekulizic,,, mi ,i few serViiins. 110 , drove 19 Le Angel Inn, w he el te'll dinedthwisl4t. ThO next- It'll'it'g. aeCompanied by his attendants, he walked loran the town, eiew,:u the eactis .ittid some Qt 'rti'he pritici.,,al streets ; . but as the weather' was rather ,11/,„ „ avQur ,"hle, an t i Rubin.: curiosity great, he did ock i out Inca, On 164 evening y elf the Winter . .'neing assettiblirs toll(! -I t Which Luc ca, p,e.t,,. a., ',rig nephew, and some Cl` his friends' atteuded :.8011" r4len)f the latter danced, but Luci6ll did nor. lle'c'l)7 ..tittted in the loom till supper was autionneed ; ,he attended the Countessief Pow is to the t-uptie -13111', an,l ► s . :+t at lie'r L.idyship's right hand during "upper i alier which he returned co the ball :and it:ltcraird-rooms: lie ',veins in good spirits, is very cheer. .11 atitt eztretnely polite. • On the evening" preced the asembly, he Was waited on by the Earl of the 'Lord Qiive, Sir Charles Knowles, and st,7 veral ~,, u-rs oni of respectability, wi th Whom ho con versed very freely awl ittfahl 0 F' I- he walked y. n, re : , ay . . . about t h. • -- town, tt•iurried the visits' of the preceding , • -.. , ~,1 , eno viewel bulletin Howie, (an Uccasional re- hluence of Earl Powis, ie Linflow)/ w here he is to l'Z'oatn.ft short tune. On Saturday he went, ill ilk riithip's coach aod f. in- ai tend e d, hy several out at„eit3',4rld his Lordthip`h Chaplain, Mr. M,,ckelizie,, 10'3" '4lleiii, to Stolle Honse, a seat or Lord Pouvis, , I Z U t. 6 'Utica f rpm Ludlow, where Lucien i , t" 'e "i foo,re, and hem thence, )roc to WM cot. the" .PljlKipal r,'sid .of tills Lordship, ee I,l"qa)Ped 1. ' `ne( ' . r.ver,,, ' 1 ru. two, and r eitutied to u ow..— L dl . i Prol4-r lespeet is sliewn to hint, as a:privat• cited-er - - "La" 01 hide en tft route hwi hei • L reitidti i n „ , . P ~.." , . f l it , , in Art Ule neagitikAat hood iu tranquy at,,, Lo - ' ~... ~,... NAVAL- ."NEWS. ~ <., r ~, PLYMOUTH, JAN. .—Arrived ,his Majesty's ship Fi.Tard, of 36 gnus, ,and Arid, of 18 guns, from the Downs; the latter is gone up the harbour ; alS o received-the 'schooner Joseph, CooK, master, sioto St... Michaels, wish a /cargo of hint, hound to Lon don, put in here by c , ntrary winds; the,Commercr, HALL • and Sup/3/y, MACKFORD, from London ; and the Jane, EIBALEY, from. Sunderland. ' Went up - the harbour his Majesty's ship 71 , of IS-guns. Sailed, his I,ijesty's ship Helena i of 18. guus, with a 9voy to Cork. PORTSMOUTH, JAN 3.—This thy sailed his Ma= jesty's ship Plantagenet for Plymouth, with a con voy for - the Mediterranean, also his Majesty' ship ihynJotalt for the Mediterranean. Came - into harbour this day his Majesty's ship dolphin. YARMOUTH ) JAN. 3.—Sailed the Havock on fl Cruize, Arrived the Exertion, Pincher, 'Martial, Lynx, Jah4e, .and Giteerfra, and r . eitiain with the lioetnek, Partridge,. Ranger, Magnet, Portia, Kite, Britoinart, Sheidroe, Bokl, Hew ty, Acute, Cracker, Patriot , and 'Emits. • . DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MON-Y. Hebe,for the Prinz Carl, on board, on the 7th of Febru ary ; recalied on Mondays and Thursda)s, at No. 13, Diadem, 'l:dist:m.lWe; Diomede, Narcissus, Lcda, Encoun ter, Rolla, and La Volontaire, fur the lzedro, on the 9tit and loth of limitary, at No. 13, HOlbtifri-cuurt, Gray's ; re calkd on Mondays and Tnursdays. Helicon, for the Ruth) , (salvage; at No, az, Arundt:l.- Stfct. * Theseusi for the Dutch schttyt l';))11. same place. Ile for Le lason s • Le ';;:..c.,t1 Navoleon,. ami La Re vanche (head...money) z.,t Plymouth recalled al No; zz, Arulnkl-Ntle;-r. five ship: 'have ai rived , tti the River: Plate, the one in 90 days,. the other alter a much ,horter voyage, The• fulioNsiing is one of our letters from that situatian " 'Buenos Ayres, Od. 2. " A few days .after the taking Of LINIERSp. cON:IA, ALLANDE, GEDlLtltrtli7:, and RODRIGUEZ, the vriticipl i:onsvirarors' in Cordova, my UnCIC CASTY,LIA was dispnehed •thithcr, armed with full power* by the Ju , :tzt to punish these delinquents. You know life 'result—the (rive first were shot in a neighbouring svco.!, and mY uncle retur, the who was pr, s'vrved out of r, spect, to the ChUrch, and who was, let at Luigi, 14 .tngnei distant from home. ' 6 The plan of LINTERS WaSTOT:teil with th , Go vern Ors of iVibnte Vhieo and Palaguay, the inten dant of Ntuii, the Pr , :sdent of Charcus, and seve-. rat' Punlic 'Officers of the Interior. .I:_was as lo • lows:-1.414tEtts was to collect fifteen: thousonti men in Cordova ; 'the sane nun)her was to be sent from Potosi, Ch.ircus i Chnpisacd, and Coe , ia-' s ° arnin. The Goiernor of Paraguay was 10 provide one thousand Men at the saute depot. With these forces LINIbItS was IQ t roceed to Santa 14 4 6, and cu ,operating With fifteen ' thousand inen from Mo me Video, 'and armed flotilla, tliey were to slur ^ round and attack this city, and having penetrated to the great square, were to 'tau e means that every Menther of the Junt3, 'and all its adhetentS, should be hanged. • H'iw this 'projeet has been disappoint- - ed, yuu are already informed. The further pro ceedings are these:— . " 'Ana her, expedition has beet) sent from hence to Parag.:4ly., under the cutuniand of a Member of the Junta ,and no deebt, Of the favourable. disposition of the people there, we . ire. all confident of its success: . • 2. The Commander of the vanguard of Potosi, consiating . of 800 MU], is at l . upisco, 450 leitgues ffom bence , , and he Ims wriiten to the Junta at this capital, th-tt he.:lholds :his force, in its disposal, and will obey as inanttnes,. " 3. .Alter the' fiticces at Cordova, the vanguard of the . Victdrs proCeeded towards 'Potosi, where they niust be now ariived, as kk)e a long time'since heard that they Were within 20 hiagiltes of Tulori. " 4. In the middle of last booth we di,coyered a plot of kl,c EtlrOiCettoS, who had concealed arms, and who were to seiZE:,,durnig the° night, all the shipping; to strengthen the Monte Video pat Conspitmors taken - and will be executed. " CASTELLI colnmeti , ;.ed Itt4 journ!..y on the 15th of last tnotnli for Vern, as-Plenipoten tiary from th e Junta of th i s AlthOllgh we have not received a dal from the interior; t?tc have sufficient to answer all demand, for the pUblic seiviCe." • The new Comedy,of Lost and 'Found was last night tepresenteJ again at the . Lyceum, 'Theatre, and fully coufirined• in the approbation of the public...-. By the way, the name of tnis Play was the second of a 'Comedy written by Mr. ALLINGHANt, called Tic lioniantic Lover, or . Lost and Found, attil (;ontained.so much sterling merit, that its failure must be wholly:imputed to private en mity.: IItIONAPAIITE has ordered a number of medals to be dist ribu: ed Holland among those Surgt ons who Dave vaccin-avd the greatest -number of individual), '.Pie klumber of I , tsons va&ipated in Holland dor ,it4g the year iBO9, was 51,248. Mr. DouoLAS, to. Ni.thow the D. of Queensberry bequeathed t 50,0 , 61. paid 11::s dlr ases some years stncvl to NI ,;s , !:(11,. , ;1(er ibr Recto: 01 Sr. Viol's, CCArvia. bur ibe Doke copsl cionsly expriising a 4trong , iis tiprommoit 0)1 II thJiCtt, it . N.ifi ' brOken oil " , 1 . ).11 on Ise 'recent change of torlooe, .\,lc. 164 propusals, and. their hi . .itiftati; - ..clott w i, o ly ketwib abeyance, aft titlistp ih tike pLice 5,..)h writitti foi the are prepared. ‘PAPFI?S. . . AMS 9 ERDANT, DEC. 24.---The, Chief of the Stiff of the, 3d &stria of thei cnas s bf ihe North ,ilas in- formed his Sereire Highness the, Prinee Treasurer, that in the night bettween the 22d ;Ind 23dinst. ad enemy's ship of the Hine vas wrecked ',won the Haack . siWs. The aviso and vilOt-briat, which were sent out to make ohsvrvations, were not able to approach her, because the ship was already . under Water frourthe bowsprit io the main-east, and he breakers were passing (we' her. The whole.crew must thus have perished: ANISTERDAM, DEC. 5 . —The -English- Vessel which vas wrecked - close will the Texel, is the .iyinotaur, of 74 -guns, Giptain -Barret. She was Coming irOM the Biltic, with the Pidniagenet as her _ _ _ consort. ship carried 'OOO men,;t to men, among whom aid a Lieutenant, the head Surgeon, and 8 Midshipmen, saved themselves on the isle of 'the Texel ; the rest perished. . • Har.tauttott, DEC. 20.--M. de Rai, Consul- General of France, in .this city, yesterday notified to . the Syndic of the Senate; the decree of his Majesty the Emperor, rehniie to the junbt:pn -of the Han seatic towns with 'France. This notification was then transmitted to the Senate, the Elder, and:the Burgesses, who form the Whole of our consti(ul ional assemblies. The Senate, in, their answer to the Consul-General, express senfillents of the [mist re spectful and entire confidence in tl\e high wisdom of t,t Majesty the Emperor. They add, that the ftrinbuighers bad now the beg* , founded 11 0 P0 of seeing their ancient proSperity restored. Lunac, Dac. 20.—Yesterday our Senate received from that, of Hamburgh, a enbrier, who brought ni ws.of the annexation to Abe French empire of the 44-0)1 Bremen, Hamburgh; and Lubeck. This dAy the. Senate met,,as well as the assembly of the Burgesits of this. town.. The cornmUnica.- tion of the Jun&ion was made, to the Burgesses by the Senator M. Cotie. That Magistrate pronounced a discourse on . the occasion, the objea of which was to display all the advantages tor the Hanseatic towns of this union. - As snot) as the news . was spread ,through the town, a general joy was excited, and the mosthap py anticipations of th:• future were indulged. All the inli,itiiwhts test fief their confidence in the.ge 7 , nits and beneficence of the Emperor, ,and their sa tkladtion at being admitted among the number of his sobje6ts... PARIS,- DEC. 27.—[The papers contain a number of addresses from different bodies in France, prais7 ring, ;n the nsnal . tufFiome Atrpin, the hostile men sures ado d ted. by 's!tonaparte -against the cortimere of Englaod. 'We .insert the following as a specil men.] THE courmL GENERAL Or MANUFACTLTRES TO HIS EXCELLENCY THE :MINISTER OF THE INTERIOR. ' Paris, pct.. 4, aro. " SIII,--The Council Of' MattufaClures has the 110 ,, n0r to express t , you the gratitude which the hii'Majesty for the destruction of Enghsh mereliandize; have intipirecht with : mea sures, whiih all th , .. Governments of 'Europe hive eagerly adopte&. he Council General, in this -de chration, conceives itself bound to utter the senti ments hieh fett by all the manufaCtufets of Fran6e ' and they intreat your Excellency to 14 at the foot of he Throne the homage of their, proloonil resp4t, and the grounds 'of those 'expeCtations w;iich aiise from the benefit bestowed ory... French industry by. the Decrea pi Oa. 18. , " Allow the Council tn. take this Opportunity of returning their best thanks to hisMajesty,for hay ing esuthlished them ; from Which it is e‘ident, that his Majesty has been willing to giVe to the industrious classes of his subje&s, a proof of his benevolent anxiety for the prosperity of the national marvalac ikires We are with re pets &C."' ADDRESS OF THE CONSULTIVE CHAMBER OF COM' MERCE AND MANVFACTURES AT ST. GLUE TIN.. C( " The Members of the, Consultive Chamber of Commerce organs of the sentiments of the ditferent manufacturers in the town of St. Quentin, place at the foot of the throne the expression of their grati tude for the magnanimous thought, fur the paternal benevolence which dictated to,ydur Majesty the de cree of the 18th of October last. . " Amidst-the immense interests and the cares of _the whole world, it belonged , only to the. hero who governs us, to conceive and execute, with a rapidity so wonderful, the measure which could Mole, after 15. years of. war, overihrow„to itS base the commerce of our enemies, dry. up that source 'of their aches; and by giving a new spring to our manufactures hoightens the efforts our indnstry, alway - s• ebli:eil: to struggie against foreign innuendo. Already penetrated wit ft pr.found sentiments of gratitude and veneration for thbir Sovereign, thevfounder of their manufac tures, .they :feel themselv,es inniwn( ed with a new Lt,al; .they also aspire to the gloty of aiming de structive blows at the common enemy; to render theinseves worthy of this siguill mark of the protecztiin of your Majesty; ,happy, it heir they can hope• to have met ited his appro. ba; on, Bth. • The friends of: Religion, as.well as of the Consti tution, are, invidiously denominated the' Soints, in certain Opposition .Prints, but if tho , e ns they ore thus indecently ca,lle , l, were to aid, the cause of Party,, they ,would rdcognised as per- Jelly orthodox in Divinity and Politics. On Wednesday night last,' Britwell-hcuie, near Burnham, to Berkshire; belonging to .the Honour able G. hal', was broken open, and robbed of wear ing appantl and,valuables to a considerable amount. --Among the pioperty stolen was a quantity of ;in dent gold and Silver coins. The thieves escaped, and Dave not since been heud of. 'Tuesday morning, about seven o'clock, a yoona boy, about 14 }ears of age, a ‘4eaver, in the Nom Vermeil, Edinburgh, liavgecl himself on h's loom. Ile was found in this strife shortly afterwards by Ins tail) r, who, atter taking him down, procured me s seal aisistance, bat the spark of.file was extinguih ed. No cause can be assigned fur the rash ;isM. -;, WESTMINSTER SESSIO S, J. 3. Janos Clarke, and others, were I for ari assault. The prosecutor, whose wince is Antkrson, itad . a dispute some time ago witit a woman who keeps .an old' iroty._ shop - in*. neigl*ourhood (Gten-street, near Berwick-street) •; and 'tieing in the Haymarket; to see the Vere-street, - t .,:tn g pil loried, she gave the tpar-wkoop, arid cried' nut that the prosecutor was a ----,----. The consequence was, ihat.the mob turned their fury froth the cut prits, and direeted it to the prosecutor, and it was wiin difficulty his was saVed. - This was proved by respedahle witnesses; and it appeared il hi t even. ‘k.lien the man returned to his hot,.', th , w him (again, and one of 'them,, viz. the . Prisoner, broke. his jawbone. . For thedefendiftitg.; it tnrned out, that the wit nesses did not in' the testimony cc h ieh they gave, and they were all found Guilty. The Court sentenced Cialke (who is - a two- , penny-post letter-carrier), to pay a tine of 1 . 01, to the King; Huggins to be itniv hz:c:t mbrahis, and Mary Chceseman one month in Tothiiii,fi,!lds Bridewell. I':►LNI,I3R, O.IC Mlyci r of Bath, IS returned to town.; but we ate sorry. to learn he is confined by the gout., • On the morning of t:ie. C7th tilt'. it was dviCurerad that the Winc.hesler Bank had been bro7;en into, by an aperture liq.iirginade in the wall large encilgh for a man to enter; aid ahhotrgh one of the phi, cipals of the ,Bank slept in tyrown above, he diti Lot hear any noise. On ekainining the di , h4, drawers, ;kg.' which had I.),.!eit forced op-it, it wens ascertained that cash, noies and bills to the amount nt upwards of one thousand pOunds, been tooter). No suspicion was entertained ag:linst any , person in particular; but art express was off to the ,Public Office, Bow-street, for an irveiligent Officer to be s:lit down. Lavender was sent, and arrived early' on Saturday morning, and len nt (hat ' there was a suspicious chataaterNare. The Otfii:er, in • consequence, went to fiis °tgi, g, and, alter searching it and him, found the woole of the cosh, notes and bills, which Ithd been stolen from the Bank also a quantity of stationary, which had beeti stolen from the Bank at the Strait time, together with some linen, 'Aid other pro; etty, which had been tulen from other. persons in Winchester:* Lavender tcok him before a Magistrate, a nd' a man , supposed to havAbeen an acc ,-, mpliCe,wheti - they were both, - committetlbt trial.—The man upon whom the property was And, was some years. since a clerk. in Winchcil't;r; but was detected in committing a forgery, for which he was tried; when his Counsel, waking an objection to tire forgery not being upon o proper stamp,, he was acquitted. Atter, that he went to sea, and has lately returned to Winchester, and was empl.tyed at the barracks there, but was discharged from that for pilfering. • CHARGE OF MURDER. BOW-STRLEI. On Wednesday . evening John B ow i es ondt:Twebt another evimina; ion, Charged ,ith.the , willtal murder of 'his Nv lodgirg in Earl .street, Seven D.als.Carles Bell, sur6eun, of ot I.4eicester-street, said, that,on Friday laSt he Nt as sent for to view the de adbody ot a wam3n, lAsow in the, neighbourhood 'of Seven blals ; and aft'rek . - a'inining the body, he found s,sveral bruises upon her foreb(,ad, and both sides of the head ; he found in the surf:ice of the brain au effusion also at the lower part of the brain, bet weeu the skull' and the brain, colgulated blood, which ,reach,, ed into the lower cavity of the brain ; and that he believed the inone&ate cause of her death was 'he rupture of a vessel pouring out this bloo , l, rhea by compressing the brain,-;--These sy toptoms might have .been caused by the external bruisies, that ap peared upon the outside of her head ; bUt he !hough( it more likely that it was a rupture of the vessel by violent adion, as there was an effusion of serum,which implies `a previous increased action. The priioner was fully cotntnitted for trial at the ensuing sessions at the Old Bailey, charged with the w illul murder of his wife. SPARRING.—Upwards of five hundreei persons assenibled at the Fives' Court, Si. Marti,o's-stri.er, on Wednesday, to witness pugilistic exhibitions tot the benefit of Dutch Sam and Powers. The setting-to was tatween Mohneaux and young Bel cher, and the fOimer and Power.; Pittone exhibited with .young Belcher, 'and Dutch Sdmi set-to with Byrne. Belting in the Court was.eyen between Dogherty,,. and Silverihorne ; which battle takes plaee 09 Tuesday next. A man who lives in Duke.street,St.George's.fields, a day or two since, having quarrelled with his A ite, beat and kicked herin a most violent and brutal man. ncr, and afterwards so repeatedly htrock - her on thd ,face with the key of the street do r, that he nearly knocked 014 one of her eyes. The iutiiim was taken OefOre a 'Magstrate, who inune. com mitted him to the Ci , onty.o4ol, in tior.,ettiongcr. lat'le, to take'his trial tor the olfence. The 540 negtivent, %yhicii., has been tor,Reverd years in the West Inches, having kvely sacred very much tioin Cie climate, is mitered Limbo. SMITUFIELD MARKET, lAy.'4. 'This day's Market had a pretty gond supply or ditTerent kinds al Cattle ; 13e01, Million, Park, sod , Veal, support last ,prices and the traoe tor t•se most part was but in,litferei,t,—The sale, ia tray Market were trifling ; flay, Straw, and Cl ver, obtained last priees.—The fallowing prices and LlUCti hers are an accurate statement : - - To sink the GIL I per stone of 81b. Beef dd. to Ss. 4d. Mutton 48. od: to ss. 41. Vt:11 S. od. to Puric ss, od, tols. od„ Limb od, to y. od. 13easts 95°. Sheep 4,500 Calves 180. Pigs 1$). SMITHFIELD HAY-MARKET. Hay I. os. ed. to 91. os. ad. Straw 21. Ss. ad. to 31. ss. od. Clover 61. os. od. to 91. 9S. od. CORN-EXCHANGE, Jut. 4.--The Market to-day has scarce auk arrivals of Grain in general, and vei:' seas being. unable to unload owing to the Thinies navigation being stopped bolo*. Bridge, haruhrativ sales are effeled whatever ; but few samples sheet n' „id prices named nearly at uur last quoiatiou, but cc rmodered almost nominal. 1 "fi°, I'4