The Sun. — London, England, 1811-05-13 00:00:00

NA V Al, 11 'EVS - PLYMOUTH, MAY i I . — Arrived ye tfrda Y . e r e 0- . C 11 1114 Nlijesty's brig Bello, of 18 g UaS ' — " A P tam Amos AelilliOti, with her prize,- the French %Ilona! -gott-brig Le Cannonniere, .of. t t : awgtity, I'm Pounders, an d a complement _of:la:men, all on bowel, The Scylla sailed from - hence-on Vriday last, the 3d instant, on a cruize to• thewestward ;. ssiii . on the Bth i nst . a 6 o f bout one o' c l oc k, P. M.O Bat bearing West, dista n t about s even je ' l guus, she discovered a fleet of French coasters, consisting of about eight sail, under bore of rho above vessel, and immediately down and at ,,, ~ . . tacked the latter, when a Smart aetion commence d, t ilicit ' was : continued in 'the most spirited manner some time, when it wat t . d4covered Or r 'ielny was stitimpting to esc ape , ea rl . r ;' the , Soillu then t(1 nearly ,alOngsi,l e , ,i( o e, her, when she ,truck h er .Ih, At!' making. a'inoitd,sperati: reoStance;ill t!'0111)t' Coll'llllanderjlid tVeelse of her clew were'', ki l'"ie PII(I th e like nninhei wounded; the loss on ' •. pan 'et h,. &Ilia 'is. nOt So severe, two only of , 1 ,7 " 4 ' 1 • 1 ' 1 44 k , lieS, and four wounded. The tostinniere v‘ b , .. 0 :h e struck was a complete wreck, I!‘l.‘liorily ativr it was thought she was in a sink .-. il slut.; hoc) punipt . have been const antly kept 1611 g, slid on her arrial in this Harbour, the water 4.4134( he lb . ' cabin-livor. The enemy fought in Ill' s m em (lete. ~,,iied wanner, raid it appears did not 14 'ke until !tven of her convoy had escaped ; the remaining one, called Le Jean Josef, with a cargo of %est, Wei aftruards tal:en possesiion . of by the Scyll a , and isarriee t t here. convoy were Seam Ks 14 4 The 1 wilh cargoes bound coastwise.. . goes bound of 36 'guns, ClPtain C 14 3?, that sailed from hence on Wednesday last It join the ssinadron off Brest, ' put back this day, lit , in a s P r uti her nom.sprit in a gale of wind. , A rrived his. Maititly' s ship („.'s/osaus, of, 74 E"ns , Hain Sheerness.; the hloops !hasp, DOVE? ; and eekritz, Le Ccaci, from Guernse , , with cargoes °Posing 'toot s flue. lis Majesty's Dock-yard at this r lc4 t I 'she dlnn, Art La.cocat, from Cork ; and John 444 8111 Y, STOREY, from Waterford wil t'lpitAti,ions toe th us post; the Diligence, , h cargoe s "Th `V Diligence, TH OMAS , tutee; and the Uni(y, Coosa, twat Cowes, A I, Blessed y es terday afternoon the ship al tr i e d , b e . s 'i i .'i :0 London, Captain Baal,, from ,Goree, atter 11 1 1)4hisg e of six weeks, with It cargo, ooniiiiting of 144 ' gum, tic. bound to London, put in hero to 11.41tt(1.914 ; as s h e was Proceeding Irani the Sound 3i'irllarnoszq, she .struck on a rock, in Firestone , 10 11 41 was got off again at the flowing of the • tNoolitl has not received any damage.. Two hi itts the Crocodile %limp of war, and his Majesty's 0 r : 44 *t ieres4 and .Pratecior, were left cruiling off ti : African roas t, ,The Favourite sailed from Goree Itl r ' kti rultiths befor e the Mercecifor Prince's Island, I, 41 / 4 4 in the cargo of a vessel belonging to S wan -04,,1 ih . 't had been wrecked there. Two Spanish end I lt the Daiiiiatc/14 Itictiin, Captain PRaestAß ; !riPtrerguni --------, i kiwi suited at GOree from t>u . g L eo ._ . ihr There ware also at Gores three or x ii • r • i t • eut e, hi belonging to Swansea , about to load for .iii "'sit The kerced. spoke about a fortnight since Cruz ,Itip Jou! l(ud, from Liverpool, bound to Santa -Nil well, Arr,v e d , i s tu ti ,, , 1 ship t i 3 • " - 7-444 $ Amazon, of 36 guns, Plll'm P 4141111, tr'sm a cruize off the. Coast tlt 1:6 *hen slotip of war, Captain DAVIS, frotri estwar 41440 tlll raid the Alpha schooner from the ,v , t0n5, 4146 44 iVed his Maieity's brig Cadmus,' of 14 f rom it 14 , ~1 , le rench coast ; ahe brings intelligence , ittli a e sail of the line are in L'Orient ready for t, ' 14 .er line of battle ship is-itva state of g' eat • ~ " v ' st kitiths. th e w,,,,. i t s . h , - 74 . 1 t , t of tw o of the crew belonging 'to the kiit744iies tlist was wrecked in Bigtapry.Bisy lift,, t i m , ! rfulrifingi, have betti washed-oriboterind de '{, 1 ant,, i the b e of 0 .widow worriais that .1, 4 b., 1 ,. . , . . t he "1 e 8 1 -- " t igor in that vessel,' has alio been pick en up; '4l44iillivratatt.-T has not yet beers found, nor the, ~ knsiatt4 r i, tie, a (.) the Lrew. The body of a man "I. Vi t sh.ors under pie Hoe, on., 'friday night„ t0t,,,, h 'ill*. ittriPoiest must-have-been in - the wate r • hi l i % . . , ''',' .k.. ~.., 0 (LA b an - W . . . '.. ' ' kit k ite ~, ) . 1.•ro). , Picop, .4}qii-Tog ) fewit ey, ill' All tviti, from Suuderlisnd i awl - the, .• 4 a.OIVi a ' from Newcastle, ' esal n.brig takes convoY to Cspoite; ins i 5,,,, . ' oort., , ounie sloop of .war the. cavilry trans ' sairlUr 1 .41)0 0. . A. 71444110 . ttatetil 4, .I,lli MajetiYa Ship Bulwark. T1;0 is h i illis ; . 4 4,.... gate Is taken into dock to ' be ripped .... wctschment 1 alas tsar; t h e t Hit Poet embarked hese' -:.• • • Artr an hoard a transport for Portugal. `had the dition cutter from the EastWal'd: ' „ h ut ' litle , r.......„. Itstket 410,111;hKst\'' 12...--.Sai:ed the Lady' ,:/ermsel.s. lv,th 11 . ' 1 e li.liv,oland' 'and the- 444 Gorr -12 Aah t 4, &, 4 , " '''' 'I , °I Che 100) illit.' ' • ' . ' DAs.', KAI O.—Put back Isst evertibgtbe w ;' 97 of the outward-buur►d, •+rid sailed i,gain this 114:11 tag with a tight breeze at 6:S.E. • Also: sailed his Majesty's ship Christian V. 11. Admiral You so, with the Aboukir., Berwick, aid Mortarch, on a cruise o Flushing . . Arrived the Niobe frigate from Portsimbuth: PORTSMOUTU) MAY to.—Arrived the ihr..2cian tioop of. war from Cnbraltar. Cows, Trl ' 1 t.--Sailed. the Essex frigate for America. ToAnAv, My i l.'-+•The iirethusa frigate, wit!, the Eg ICI Iliclitimeo, sailed- to-day, - but are now re turntog to thitroaditead °Wing to.contrary ,‘.. bISTRIECTICIN OF PRIZE-MONEY. Fylla .. and Goshawk, salvage, for the Oita c oil Wed nesday 4 recalled at ta -4). 42, St. Mary•stieet; Pott,intourh. 'Flyttra, , f,r ihe'l'[iai, on Saturday, at No. .t,t, Norfolk strcrt, Strand. Cordelia, tor the Enterprise and Iris, salvage, on board, ii the D0t.43; on Weduoday I recalled a, - above. • 13elloni, for the Hew du. Nona, on her arrival at Dcal ; re called on Waincadays tutil _ Thursdays, at No, 4, Inn. Th6ban, . for the Barton and Athill, salvag, on her arrival at Portsmouth t recalled as above. Royalist, for i.e Roi de Naples and L'Avanturier, on board, on her arrival.at Dealt recalled ab above. Railleur, for the Nunnina. sernstortl; and Stadt Krill, o n Thimilay, at No. g, New Broad.strect ; recalled on Wed. nesdas and Thursdays. ' Scapa and Furious, for the Karen. Amelia, and Aurora,' Urns liineinut placc.apd day; of feCA. Strenuous tor the Canfiel; tame tithe and place. i . Irempeuse 41:1 Vutiout, for the America, same time and place. Seagull, tor-the Emanuel. same time and place. Seagull and FUtiOUS, for the Resolution, : sank time and place- Stiedtious, for the Heinen, same time and place. Kite, for the Hatinah, Patriot, and Wilhelm, August, on Fciday; recalled at No, tt, Norfolk.street, Strand, on T tie - day s WINDSOR, MAY 1 !we've o ' clock this day AJESTY came on the Terrace as usual, attended lay Doctors HRBIKDEN, BALI.I.It, tirld WILLIS, and . DUNDAS. His• 1Y1A311517Y continued on the about, , an how. ,At two• o'clock he tel slimed ‘t attended by General GA YNt ! lll.. At ball past twelve o'clock Princesirs AuntirrA and SopHia, .ditended byp Lady COLLYER, General GWyNNE, end Colonel..TaYLoa, took an airing on horseback in the Pirk. MAY . 12.- . —Arriveti this by the PRINCEIIIMENT and the Duke of CUMIIVALAND, in the Prince's eat. nage, about twelve o'clqck.., The Puke 0,1 YOItK arrived soon after. At twelve o'clock his AirAJRII . TY cante.ri the Ter. race, accompanied by Dr. WI Ltis Dur4pAs : they had trot walkqd long bet.re the Dukes of Yong, and CUNIWIRLAND arrived, when they immediately caioe on the Terrace to tiO KlNG—the Diittnrs kit 114 MAJEITY wnh the Royal Dukes, when they walked . till ono:—At 'half.past two - o'clock . the KrNo came on the Tetrace again to resnine hia . aftertiooit's walk, accompanied imGeneral UwYNWE, The It ternoun turning ogt tine, his MAJESTY WAS expetled to walk till five. The avitaw, Pam= RE 011141% and PIAINCESS23, tocikan airing to Frognore, WWDSOIIO MAX Council meeting of the Membrra of the Qyaat.r's Council was summon ed this day. About half-past eleven o'clock the. Archbishops of CANTENSUR V and YORK, the Los e, CH NCILLOII, .the Duke of Mos;Taosa, Eat Is WI N CH RLsR), and AYL.R4ORD, and Vie NIA% MR of the llor.t.s, arrived at the Queen's Lodge, wilejli they had a consultation with the KING'S Dooms for , i considerable time; after which, they walked to the Castle, where they were introduced into the pre sence of her MA.tarrv, in th,t'bouneil- Reed), by Earl MoTow, her Chamberlain, whet 'they pro ceeded to take into ennsideration the' report at the autiolv upon his NlAJts'ry's state. The report, we sre 'happy to hear; wac very sAislarlory: Thu Members returned to' the QUEEN'S Lodge, where thrriined, and then set off eut their return to Lon • 'EXETER, MAY 10.— List evening his ExcellenCy Brigadier-General MONTENEGRO, Knight-of 41e. Order of Christ, and Governor of Valencia Ala ho. arrived in this City from the Brazils. Oa his arrival he called at Mr. Woot.stax's,liere 'he '%;4ls waited on,by 'Anne merchants in the Portugal trace, expresirecl. himself . higi s tly ~gratified at the marks of attention - paid blrn :he went off this morning or London, linen g Disi)arcliea . froth the Prince of the Brazils for she British Government. Just before his departure from Itiu Janeiro,...79o.mtiles, laden with gold and silver, arrived at that place. Txs TIT gPeilt .--The Comedy . of ' The Country ,Girl was revived on 4aturahay last at covent.Garden Theatre, for the purpose of introducing in the chattiair ,of This pleasing young atbeSs 3 is so Ipular , that , ::the Managers naturally wish to give variety to the exercise of her talents.-- As the part of.Mzis Peggy, has het.n for very many years almost eiclusivesly in tho possession of Mrs. Sufi/tip acid was lib exquisitely perforrived by.that otlress o , (Ivory competitor, intstri,3:eas,2rily app e ar t o , cliiiadvaratage, , It is however but justice ,to Miss Ectoitt to sat that she acquitted herself with hti- Ls. ._ ' mour`ana'sp 'atm hews'forth te . More favourable lirOnqibe of future exestlbsticts- than 'could' .bo reason „ably 01,gal:tea at hqsirnt, of,life. Mt:wine, whose, g6nd sense . always ,enables hitt] to form a critical per ception at Character. and whose talents quality him , abundantly for- the external ethihition, was very sue cesitul in, his erwurnption of Moody, and tendered the part more than usually prominent. Tinroiirand the Qisadrtipeds Soot the spedatort atiray full'nf won der and delight. _ • Tnte term; upon wkich the. Horses are engaged at Covent.garden Theatre, it is said, .are a handfed pound . i a week; and a third of the profits of each night's peoformance.- i s somewhat curious that though the Opera of Coif ran Tali, composed by M OZART , is Clawed to be oot only the beat which has been hroUght forward during: the present season, but is oncorn ! .inonly excelltnit to itsve, BER ; tINOTTI -who brought ititirtflaf4 her be nefit, lost a hundred pounds by the repreusitat 'TM ilirpurnstauee will of coUrve accou n t fur its not hena3,repeatt4. Ce ) !YL- 1 4 4 / G. u . . , Tatsfollowitit affair cy.:curred la few cimpt age nest Kilkishen, in the, county Clare, and, about t‘s.elve twice . from Limerick - ;—Mr. Studee:t hatin,g on rinday hoitein coasequence of into -tuition tic, had received irons various quarters, that ,a disturpadce of tidost outrageous nature was Intended in the !Meg; of Kilkishen, by the meeting of four hostile cllns, there, to fight out their. disputes,. eite. Divine Ser vice; applied to Poole (abbett, and Pent ley, Ewa. as Magistratel, to assist hirnin suppress ing this dangernut meeting, Who instantly complied -, , -B,party of the. KilkistieiCa‘alry vas also directed to be in attendance—when - about twelve o'clock, a multitude of. people which covered th hills and were seen at The distance of half a mile from The village, drawing up Ott the road. le.tding The party at - Kaye-mentioned, instantlyroceetled to wards them, and were met on the rod .(4hichutt tortuttately,runs. through a bog). by Om: misguided Wretches, with lotid littiaas of defiance, and 'bran dishing, their. sticks. ..As.thsy:could not,ne less, than, five hundred in ~nucnber, it watt. now thought neces sary to order the yechtien to load, and the mob Were summoned to surrender ,then sticks and disper , e ;. butOf this they had little notion, and up m the Ma gistrates proceeding :to take Mien's• by. force, . they intipeck ,on <where:The 'malty could . not pur , ue them, and than drew up with shouts of de .fiabeVs:ll,lo,brdodittrting and threatening Wltivitheit stets. The :Magistrates 'then. called upon `them three times in the King's name disperse, but,, far from complying, they mo,vcd his alew yards t atljoining'flol4, where they were Most plentifull supplied with stones, which tl y,.pPore'd to showera oo the party, who pow telt. thelosilit'S, obliged to fire, when .three of the, miscreants fell ; but so far liorn being warned by this, they planted thernielves behind a ditch, from whence they reiterated their vollies of stones with redoubled violence ; the small party opposed An them being tvally unprepared, for such determined resistance, and not; having,a consl round of ammunition, C4lllO to the resolution of retiring, in order to draw this strange, enemy out on the road, which they succeeded but before the cavalry could cotue,up with 'there,, they were all across the trench: intO ,the The Magistrates and yeomen then leh them- selves, under thenecesslty of .returping for arumuni lion to Kilkishon House, which hastog obtained, . .they at length .socceeded its dispersing- thti outrage. sous assembly, after having taken two of the most conspicuous of. the disturbers., They were bdunii-;. led by the. abmve Magistrates to. if.tMis gaol, by a party of the Kilkishen eavaly.. „ • &multi from Port-au-Piinee, to the 25th of Match, flute, that or, the gth of that month ?coon was re-eledetl. •A splendid entertainment given on the oCCation, at which the. new Find Ma giatiate prot,oheifthe WA!, of " the &rig of Great Britain;', which was'drunk, accoolyst..ied with a se. Jute of 21 guns. Velion is ed , iing.considerably •to the fortifications of Port-au , Prince ; *oleo .cotit pleted they are held to be itopregoabk. • The police at Berlin have issued an ordinance - , re inindiry4 the intiabitaritinhst it is ,i.,7,prosly Int bid <kit to mitniftst disapProbation in pl,iiihouses by making a noise, or disturb - ink the 'perturrn loce in any way. A:iy person so offending is to be diarely arrested, tined,' and imprisoned 'kr ed -periied. tin ca4e9t tumult or resnitance,thepunish ment is still moreisevere. It was confidently believed at Barhatrs; at the - *departure" Of the'lsst *from the West Indies, that in consequence of instructions transmitted tram this Country, Rear-Admiral Sir LAFOIRY would lininadlately proeeed to take posietision of the Da. nish Island of St. Bartholomew. *About two o'clock.on Friday Morning, thelinua.e of Mr.4libmas brims, turner, under TreWince, in Lowiatr. 8t Colornli, Cornwall, who for a great many years past has been known to keep ho l arded guineas 'by' hitt, ssiii . brnke into by' . three men, who very inuellietit and braised the o'd man'and iiirdaughter, (the only persona in 'the house) and has ing secure , ' a piatol'he was linovvn to keep' in - Ina room, took frohl'4 box near his' bed above_ one thousand' gui. nets! SuspiCiott attaches to one' man, who knew the house, and that there Was a'board'of gnitteasin, It - Wei da not understand that the . old 'matt or his daughter are dangerously 'Wounded t but Mr. Jewell, the surgeon at St. Coiumb,- had been fetched to their assistance. ' Lord Eardley met with a serious accident, in tak ing the air on horseback in'Hyde Park on Saturday. Whilst riding at a slow pace, the horse stumbled and fell; his Lordship was in conseqoence tbroVvn from . the saddle, and received a severe ctintusion bn the head:` Being taken into the keeper's house,*his Lordship was immediately bled, : andafterwardreoh—, veyed Wit coach- to: his residence in faitker'Grosvit-', rtor-street) where , he was .attended by Bir. - Jatn6s: Saari andlurgeon Knight. . . The change of the,wentherhas already had a great , friffuenceon the appearance of 'the .country round Metropolis. 'The-beat Which has sueceeded the r3llts .was yesterditTappressive. -Ort'atitarday night there:, was a good deal of lightning, and a thtindee. storm Viate esporieticed yesterdly morning at Kensington, and in that ne:ghbonrhood. , - • • A female named 'Roberts, who died lately at Bahl. in Vales, war's singular Instance of the victim - 0 des of fortune : For ,vine 'years• preceding-June t ang, she had received relief , from the' pstivilt4iftlatititlei vel; 4bottt that time, with are aisistitneti of some friends, ske commenced a /lint in Chancery- against' the executers .of Mr. josusa, eminent. bratlY - - vierchant . )" , of St. Nary's Hill, to wlioni she warvfirit cousin, and hem of kin; After the 'delak, Which mattes of that kind are subjeavtai-ehe obpithed,' about six months ago, a decree iron) trip Chancellor/which put her in possession of a moiety of the estate, Amouniingtn upwards 139,0PP1.' On .Saturday 'ohm Smith, alias Harper; who was apprehended a few days since, on a 'clsayge of breaking nut of the House' , of ,torredian, . bull-odds, at the tone Roberts aiteMpted to bribe illeOftictes to. allow bins to etivite,, underwent a long examination bciore Mr. triaitma j , at Bowl stied. and was . sow/silted for Waiter 41kanii -, • , ON Liam: 001014 GEORGE l'AI;;4r0r8, OX THE 102 D, REGIMENT, Oft THE HEW 110111T1i WALES CO It VIFTH DAY. 1 • . CoUCKC. Nty It. The Courtaat at 10 O'clock. , Mr. Gore the Chaplain ;. and Mr. G seo-e -lary to Governor Eli ;; it, Were.cxit,iip ;a; atio wvre, livpu y Corr cvt J Attu Gir!ard,*Joltn' Gre y , Isaac Chanpion, SYteebb and Thos. Hail, privates PI the i uvd 0, jeant-Mainr Jolin lor-ntit 1.6* the Qovernor; itXr. Tate ? a s e ttler:; aPd. a A". N't Ason. who bud been Assistant-surgeon, 89d: held a dom. itaiision of the yeace in the c.ilinty': while ibis last witness wa:t,tinderexaminatiO3— • ~ The itnatIft•ADYOCATC informed , the doitrt, Itet had received a nqte from Capt. that S •jeant Major Cox, of thoPiiid regi.nent, h.ij thre ,itenn,:t one of the privat es who hal been extnnined, to bringbink.to thq.b.ilbert : for the evitt,llte he had given 6efore the Court.- 'lt it shoulikturn ont to be true, he, could nat.donbt bin the Court pond ,vkit t'4.critne with the beavieit punishment. H e would therefore . sugge,t that they ought to ewer into this inquiry forthwith which being risiented to, Collins, a private,. depo.)ed, that: he . wai sifting on S.,at talking to Gillaa, wit:it her Private, wi n) • had been examinS.d by the Court that day ; when Star jeat!Major Cox came up ,to Gahm!, atAd Han), y uti have been' drinking in-day—if you do not take care of YOUrsetr, - you wilt be breuglif, to the halbert, its ,yot,l`wpre once bfOre . ; for yott opened your mouth io:day in Conti too "aide; and itithobila ycu stns: in. yoti'a4o",liotyet done frith the r..:g,iiir,etzt."— Oerjeant' .. epensionpr, wits sitting on the seat athl heard , the words, for he (the %iittics,), obiervcd to litrn it was a silain 'that a' man should be im'eatened fOriPeaklnd,the truth. • Ifoss•I:AMINUO BY ttIR FR1401:.:0.11. 4. Were not the words " tt at tie ,had dpene4 Otis mouth too ", -, rtd4' sinte lie :came' Out ót Cotirt."— A. tio„ ; I am certain it,,was iu GI , urt.. not a ttornan tholtc)—A. - 1 ant cl.l/31 yon kjigW Oat you hie' sworn on a beak' that contains the cross ?—A. I do':, a; o you atill . persiat that wiLit yob' bait state) Yeti. , ' ' GILLAkD WAS tihris BRAMINP). He gave 'the sane' evidence" us the iast witness. Serjeayit Thomas Sinall, pensioner, corroboiated the iesii t na n y of the other wi , rieisra in pan ; was Vosiiive the Prisoner never inientioned the Cotirt, bat that he had opened his mouth tbu wittelhar day. • , - The"Ttitoner being called on for his defenee,r stated be litieW his duly tot') well to say iviiy tiiiug of, or interfere in any ruann,:r with what passed in that Honourable Court.' H e had been its years in thu at my, and was sensible it he had so interteird, he would deserve the most severe' puhishMeni i but it was impossible that he could ha'e done so, as his was:ignorant of every shit* that had 'biben dour in Court. , 'He certainty chd reisiimaii& laniard, and say he had opened his mouth too 'wide, and if he did not take care of wguld:Amrtv, to the hilbtirt'agaiii. - Bo did 'Om on .iixottut of ins curt duct on' 'lisle:wing the Court, 'for - livoalicu Set. jean to-Major IVhittla every nifimuus nitsle Ini.er,bld thi;lk of. This he was rvu.ly to prove by, two wit wisses. John Smith, a ,private deposed, that when Gil. lartt came out of COL4it s he heard Antra call Scrjeae e r Major Wlrittle a d— ..t! old -rascal Nod a viltatit. Sir DAVID .13ilito- 7 ". The, prisoner then ua, uden accu,edtur doing hit* dilly, mid pert Oi it he ought to'be commended La.". The Junoa-AnvOcaTe--1 1, I run the Court will. see .the necessity ot , its beyong st‘titni promptly." : w. '1 he prisonetwas discharged., Mr. Mason was aii4in.called in, .and Ilia eitamina. tion closed ; the whole of the, evidence went to show the situation ot the colony in 4anuary, 1808. Tile JUDGE ADVOCATE informed the Court th ere . were only four, witnesses tq be exeminid o n the part.ol tbeprosecutiati. Their evidence would be 'very Short,. and ' Lieuf e .' Colonel johlisto n is wished to have until. Monday se i nnight to prepare his defence, hd would piopose the Gourt's adjourn ing at that' time. Adjourned to this day (Monday) se'nttight. The Earl of FLNltii 18 arrived in town, hriogiog with hilli the Petition of the Roman C a tholics of he. land to the Legislature. { r SMITIIFIELD MARKET, This day's Market bad a considerable supply of prime 81§asts; And the show .of , Crittle in oilier re. speCla ',etas ..yerf grind Mutton,' Veal, and 'Pork, support last } .prtcei ; Beef and Likrai ,. are cheaptr no d t h e tr icte in genets' WA pretty briik,—The gales in the flay Market were sOsrrewhat lively ; Cover 'hag gotsup in pace; and-Straw ookt at last priees . .—We annex correct statement of the prices aod 141416.611,1"-"P 'l`o aid: the offal per stone 4f ttb.' Ilea 4s. td. to 61. 4d. Mutton to - 61. - 0, Veal t. wal. to 7i. Pori: ss, od. to 7s , mar Lamb 6s, cc!. to Vs: kW. t33a• •Sheep awl Lamt4 ► 1,4 30. C4:I7(ZZ Se * t:i f ; 190. SPIIVIVIU/D 4 Hay sh at. to Si. ets: 1,(1. Stilt* 21, Jos. ,1. to 31. reVezt. clove" oi. o. 04,. to si. rot. CORN EXCHANGE, MAT I 3..—T0-dly there are cousiderable fresh arrivals of Wheat, and sales:lie:ivy at a redtlaii.ni in priced(' about sac per (platter; Bar. lay rather cheaper ; White Pease likewise; grey, and Beans of the two sorts, nearly at last prices; Theta are not many fresh arrivals of Oats, hot, eon. siderable quantititlot• on hand, and sales.thereof also quoted somewhat cheaper ; Flour continues at late pi ices, Wheat 611 a 74 a tate Fint ditto a 96. Rye (new) 34s a 33/ Batley 4 1 s .4 .3 13 )' Matt 9 4 1 a los Whitt Penis - :bus a 40s, t; ray ditto 37s a 4P , itistAs ' sat $ Tkk Ream (414) 44$ z . sos Castsats,t zits 26s rulaad ditto , z7s a :3)1 l'ot4toe ditto ' 3ts a 3,1 64 Rape Seed ' . .471. 1 a tzl, hill !'four . 7, a jos Secouis . 111. 'lei 7ss I k