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event is the Portuguese dominions If= IN
Atlantic, especially as the occUrreacas et
paned at Pernansbueo some few yen *luta
how ripe the Brazilians were (or
in their spriest oUgovevitiserit,
in some degreeprePared' for thk
we have now stated. We metal INK that,
the revolution in Para was markitill *llillet-610-•
deration and propriety of ejitta:4ol.ll,
guished ifie conduct of thdie sitesprinneled the
revolutions respectively in Spain, Portfigis/, and
• Naples, mid that the patriots of Para have, in ad-
hering to tffe reigning dynasty, further itititated
the judicious proceedings of their brethren in the
Mother Country. The force of public opinion seems
daily to be augmenting, despotic power is every
where yielding to its influence ; even the despots
who undertake to trample upon the rights of me
tltad the independence of nations, and now art
iroil of crusade against the use& • oimmor
• •
Napier. begin the work of drsolatima
of freedoiti and the establishment of institutions
reeoguiflug the spirit of liberty. No cue can be
fool enough to be delreived by such pretences ;
but the use of them proves that even in the opinion
of the greatrA enemies to freedom, public opinion
runs forcibly in favour of political and civil ffUerty.
and that their only chance of subverting the princi-
ples they riled detest is by assuming language fo-
reign tst#l4eir purposes, and thereby betraying the
ender ti part of mankind into a concurrence with
their vi a, or at least into observing ano less dis-
gracefu trebly, while they' are permitted to
execute earful vengeance against the people who
have ve to entertain sentiments displeasing to
their fitfrast
Neal Parer. of Saturday last have come to hand.
We shout.ti not be surprised if the next arrivals
were to /nisei with them accounts of the first en-
gegen:Pent between the Austrian and the Neap°.
liter armies. It was expected in the north of Italy
tieit the o.i-intending armies would encounter each
other ahout the 26'l or the ifith of last month,
and it is most certain that the Neapolitan. ma-
nifest no unwillingness to meet the threatened
invatleis of their country. The PIRINCR REGISNT
has attained a Proclamation, preparatory to his
settnic; out from Naples to put himself at the head
of h•iii army on the frontiers. The Parliament has
nr.stered that the necessary funds should be appro-
priated to defray the expenses of his Royal High-
ness. The Prince (Inkys in a high degree the
confidence and affection of the notion, which he
has eminently deserved by the frankness and in-
genuousness with which he has communicated with
Parliament and The people since he first swore to
maintain the Constitution. He has resolved to
identify his emit interests, in every respect, with
those of his 'Kingdom. and to preserve the form of
governinerit which he feels is pleasing to the ma-
jority of the people. Does not this conduct of the
Prints( shew, in an additional point of view, the
absurdity of the pretence set up by the foreign
Menarche for interfering in the domestic concerns
of Naples ? They allege that the new Constitu-
tion is injurious to the regal power, and incon-
sistent 'Atli the monarchical system ; yet we find
the herd of the executive authority, the Heir Ap-
pareut to the Crown, and the actual Sovereign,
resolving to adhere to it, satisfied that the printi-
ples of the Constitution are not inconsistent with
his dignity, and that the liberty and prosperity of
his people are not incompatible with the perfect
enjoyment of his royal authority.

te his Mgimiti that the .Corles would open their
Session on the trt of March. and to kuow whether
the King meant to woad in person.
Kr Majesty rerstve the Deputstion with his
aptimrsoupktbat liedronl4 *item!
4/e,tsjin, on tbnillok.w/Aloseb, sit. tow ()Week in
littomonsoingi, lineluliegst Aim* she Comes .world
tolltivoibistot#,Wlistoosatt dew avadoloso .outrages
es Ike ethrilieli °Cessions.
pikiLgegit " er, sild:wftiti Cortes duly
".*
„Ste King in promising his
0,04410,6,p.gypdr to the precise object
pin tpl Imitoahotiiprewit sot charged with the
inensiiitewswesttlits lieidiew ...Jr,e but that in die-
e ifilitetllllll6-it will contribute. by
ev 1M111.411110111101.116111H with the greatest zeal.
tot /boo sa,„amiejsomir * i: tesql•
*** falmersea
186. 406111._.
~.4"1"!4° I*-11111WhIA. VEIRVARY 24. ."
' Pollifriettlitifidojtsties to Vienna add
Trieste seems to be &toyed for some time. These.
Sovereigns see stitriit.lLayboeb.
_ _

;pit= Jr Once Regent has written to his
sitcr am aßeWer equally respectful and al.
zwatasiet letter, which ww delivered to him by
eloGalle,,relatiVe to the affairs of the Two
=7,it4u,this ouswer.the Prince reminds his re-
oath which he has taken to
tbefropsWigligolestabliabed in that kingdom ; he
oistimgopopillp,4* strong colours, the danger to
mminitakef, :ha Royal Family at Naples
,Witiroae new nabeived the news free Naples of
the ,revaletion of
.the Parliament to repel force by
vdsigltisiakes as fear a sanguinary contest.—
Vuolor these circumstances a circular Note, sent by
Apr British Cloven/meat to its Minister abroad re..
APetling trews at Troppau and that at Lay.
rbaeh, boa 'pond; a great sensation in the public,
*ogre it INA hitherto been believed that the views
of a.gland coincided entirely with those of the

mortise"' Powers.
. Atairsting to the plan of the campaign which
logo*, Mold upon. it seems that all the colunvis
olaverialt will be waited on the 24th, iii the neigh.
buurlioud of Foligno, the leagues from Spr,ietio
aird thirty from Rome. N.E. and that then a
strong van-guard will be pushed forward to know
in wfat manner they are prepared to receive us in
*the b e coentry of Naples.
c ASSET., FERRUAIIY 28.
dis Highness the Elector died atter three dity,4
htlneaa of an attack of the gout. His son, Now
. Elector. has issued a rescript notifying this
.and his oIVII accession.—/ Br assets 'papers,
March 9./
'l' tf.E 13R I'l'l Sl-1 Pith: SS.

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LONDON, •
TUESDAY, MARCH 13, MI.
sorra a-
swill
.• • , -REVOLUTION IN BRAZIL.
.=:
The fkikign intelligence which we are this day
ettsabled to publish is of the highest importance.
Coming from various parts of the world, it is, as
weight be supposed, chequered with good mid ill; I
but upon a general view of the entire it will, we
think, be felt that the former preponderates, and
that the aspect is cheering to the friends of liberty
and prosperity throughout the world.
By the arrival of the ship Esther at Lienpool.
from Para, the capital of the most noti',iern pro.
since of Brazil, we 'emu that a rtreolutioa was
there accomplished, without bluoiVned, on the let
Ivy of Jdnuary in the present year. The Mho.)
lEtants and troops united, and they issued • Prods--
niatinn, a translation of which ;re subjoin. A Pro-
visional Government was formed, end it was tl's.
metal opinion at Para, according to some of the
letters, that the revolution would syreittl tlitv.nogh
the whole of the Portuguese posKssitins in South
America.
4, PROCLAMATION.
lidsabitsots of Para—This day we britak the fillers it
which despotism, violence, and ignorance have bound us.
The atomeut of our liberty is at hand, and it as lime that all
should contribute to it. Until now, the ;will of our an.
potion was our low ; from this day fr.rwaid, the law will
ride both high sod low. nos it i, that we eh" be
enabled to prosper; the Caast„„ti„ shoos ras aucat .118
happy.
hikamtsuis of Pare,.—Ore brethren in POrtUgal have
ahem us the example, sire we, in &Nen. she.,
that
.e are of the same Let us win cositinsit to thew it.
May the rest of our political re;oelatioa continue
I Veil wades tse atilipleol of 'mace! let us respect the Au-
iheriZa, let us forget ail prioualities, let us coulide is
list Coostitut:oual Itiavernmeat, arid let us hibelltr ourselves
elv under Irfc ailitid of stabile opliiinn.

" It is the obligation of every oue to work at lb, nest
• .dtftee of our rrgenerati.os. Nu contplatutewinegagane....let
oil ba quietness and peace.
" Live the Coustitntion! Live the Cortes! jpen,4the
Kum Dun John the Sixth!
Live the Prov:neial Constitutional Coverers's'!" Live
ear Religion! Live the people and troops of Para!—
rink! Vire !"
itetultitionv conductp! i,cn principles of free-
dom, mild leadacm"the adveocrment of mankind
in avelletlivi,f ouLd iloviiil2*;44,c4%;:,:.ii"eiltren at
-TT;deye so frequent that they almost cause 111 es-

, The Spanish and Paris Papers contain accounts
(mut Madrid to the 3(1 instant. Serious apprehen-
sions were entertained of a violent commotion in
that city. The Session of the Cortes was opened
on the Ist, when the KING made a speech which►
gave great offence to that Assembly, and in the
evening he dismissed all his Ministers, except the
Minister of Marine. It appears that the discontent
bad risen to such a height in that capital, his MAJ
TY was insulted by the populace in the grouses'
mintier, mid prevented from going out for several
drys, by fears of a repetition of the like abuse. The.
civil authorities do not appear to have exercised'
due means to arrest the progress of these disorders,
and to the dissatisfiction excited in his Meurer'
mind by their want of vigilante and energy,
is to be ascribed the dismissal of Ministers. The
state- of the interior is olio :deeming. Ex.
resses are committed by guetillas and bands of
robbers in various psr►s of the kingdom. It will
require wise and vigorous measures to restrain this
anarchical spirit and !o establish order, bur although
the task be • difficult ones we are glad to hod
it is likely to be left in the hands of Govern-
ment itself, unaided by officious neighbours.—
Private advices, it is said, reached town yesterday
from Paris, stating that the French Government,
through their Minister in Madrid, have declared to
the KING rod Government of Spein, that" they will
not in any way interfere with the constitutional system
established in that country ;" further adding, that
u the French territory or frontiers shall not be made
use of by any Power whatever for the purposes of
hostility, or with a view to disturb the order esta-
blished by au independent nation for the manage.
went of its own LOCAL CONCERNS."

There i.. rumour of a partial change of Mi-
nistry. The LOAD Cr- sod •' Earl of

s~a
Valium of teilown will give as elegant entertais-
tilttOds day to a inguished panty at Lanadown House*.
ley-square.
'the Earl and Countess 'Cowper will entertain a large
party of distinction to-morrow, at their house is George-
street, Hanpver-eye.
The Duke of Monteath will give an elegant entertainment
on Saturday seal to the Lord Chastener, Earl Whitworth,
the Duchess of Dorset, and a large party 4•1 distinguished
personages, at his house in Grosvenor-minare.
John Dent, Eq. M P. will entertain the Duke of Sasses,
and • distinguished party on the 31st inst. at his house, its
Hertford-street, May-fair.
The Earl of Minefield has issued eards of invitation Sat
tit entertainment °a Sunday next, at his house in Staalialut-'
street, May-fair.
Earl and Conatem Bathurst entertained Lord and Lady
Grenville, sad a distinguished party yesterday, at their house
in Great Staahope-street, May-fair.
The Berl sad Conatels of Anna had • select fashionable
party yesterday evening, at }heir house is Dover-street.

ed.siftpx:4BLS NOV lINSNTS.
The Earl of Oa iostrrived At his house in Graeae.
sor.equare, from Ifirrrseit High Omit net, Newbury, Berke.
The Earl of atikai.e.hol *arrived at his hones it Hill=
Street, Berkelepromare, Alma hismat is Haste.
Lerd Arden arrived yesterday at hie house is It. Jaynes's-
place, frost his seat the Nork, Surrey.
Lord and Lady Crasborse arrived in town yesterday from
Hatfield.
Lord Charles Manners, M. has left town for Wakelela
Lodes, Suffolk.
Sir Thum.* Grey has arrived at No. 1, New Bend.fitreet,
from Ramsgate. •
Colonel Lowther, M.P. hoe ',retorts for the Earl of Loss.
dale's seat, Cotteemere, Rullandabire.
J. P. Tudway, Esq. M P. arrived yesterday at Blake's
Hotel, Jermyn-street, from Wells, t3osserreislure.
Suffield Brown, Esq. left the British Hotel, Jermyn.street,
yesterday, fur Somerville, near Melton-Mosbeay, Leicester-
shire...

Lady Heetkote has left tows for Brighton.
Mrs. Mitchell and the Mimes Mitchell have arrived at
their house, in Bertetey-sqrare, from Brighton.
The Hon. B. Craven Ism arrived iu Ckarks-street,
Berkeley-square, from his brother's, Earl Cranes seat,
Hempstead Lodge, Backe.
The Dowager Gnomes. if Ma!meshes?, is arrived at bet
new resideace, in SoiltvitteMnet, from a tour.
Yesterday the Duchess of GLottcesTEN and the
Duchess of KENT visited the Duchess of eta.
aescg. Their Royal Highnesses resnained with
the Duchess between two and three hour. Golan-
tees MUNSTER, &c. also visited the Duchess of
CLARRNCE.
The Doke of GLOUCESTIR rode on horseback
yesterday.

The remains of Lady DeNALIAY are to be de-
posited in the family vault in Ireland.
Lady EBRINOTON, who has been for some time
in ill health, at Dowbah, is its a convalesf-eist stile,
snd able to remove.
Mr. BASTARD is Lso far recovered from his acci-
dent received during the late frosts as to be able to
resume his parliamentary duties.
Mr. wu. 'mimes his left town for Dublin,
where he is eagaged ist a limited number of nights.
Mr. Fagegatca JONRS appeared in two new
characters on Saturday la-t, at the Dahlia theatre,
for his own benefit, Jajfier and Petrarehid Miss
S. BOOTH took the pert of Katharine.
Lord FOLEY has purchased Lady STRATH-
MORE'S chernot colt, by Ardrossan. He is named
by Lord Quintals/teem( in the St. Leger Stakes at
Doncaster, this year.
This will he a great coursing day et Epsom
Down., ten brace of trap hares will be turned out.
Lord DERRY turned out on Friday I.st a fine
Deer at Chelahant; acd after a hard run of two
hours and a half, the hounds came up to him at
Blackheath; very few sportsmen came up at the
eud of the chase.
Copies of a letter from a gallant Marquis, who
distinguished himself at the battle of Waterloo,
addressed to the highest personage in the kingdom,
on the subject of the QUEEN, are handed about in
fashionable circler, and, it is said, has excited con-
siderable surprise to the quarter to which it is ad-
dressed.

Para, or Gran Pars, where the revolution men-
tioned in • preceding column, has been so Ifrip-
pily effected, is the most northern province of Bra-
zil ; the capital, which is also called Para, is on
the mouth of the great river Tocuoitin. It pro-
duces abundance of cotton, sugar, vanilla, cho-
colate, coffee, &c., and a fleet laden with these ar-
ticles sails annually for Lisbon.
THE Ilizaurr its Ltittnote.;.:virhis amusing
gentlemati;ArtitliWilftely exhibited himself with
fresh honours eta Ilitmalf fa l Connirp," has at leagsh
unite hirre-agpearanee is the asetropoh., In the shape of
• New Edition, revised sad improved. Since the time
of the SPeefoloet certainly so Mmilar_peramiage has excited
so aseh attention sad cpriosity. He must have beet' a vo-
tary at trace of gaiety mod of tetters--e r ant with all the
enrollee of satiety, from its lowest le its most exalted ranks
—• tinier sad a philmilatee,-• man of fashion, .ad • lover
of the rueenetic. He IN at home alike in town and country
—at Edinburgh sad at Londua—mad hit. ofi wish equal feli-
city the enticements of a hackney coachman essaying to
procure passengers, sad the andrimonial schemes of au ac-
complished dowager.
ERIN co BRASH!—Our Hibernian fiends
have already got the entire of one it.ooo/. in the
present Lottery ; and as the next Drawing is oil the Day of
their tutelar Saint, NEXT SATURDAY, perhaps St. Po-
triek may bless them with one or more of the Three 11,0001.
that must be draws that day.

This is an age of discoveries. We received last
week two letters, both from Roicrea. county of
Tipperi,ry. one signed JAMIS M I LLER," an-
nouncing the discovery of the Longitude; and the
other the discovery of the Perpetual Motion. by
" JOHN CA tage."—Happy ROlierCd
Averring Port./
Au article which appeared in oar Paper of Fri.
day the 9th Institut, under the brad of " Law Intel-
',grime," commencing "Iu open Court—The Pro.
praetors of the Norwich Union tire Insurance Corn-
El *mold," ought bra thus

nix ARMY.
The entire of the 33i1 regiment has arrived in Dublin, to re-
place the 39th, ordered to Co►k.
The first division of the 31st regiment erteehed into Bel-
fast on Friday last, from Sunderland, by Domighadee. Thit
regiment is to replace the ride brigade in that thou; the tat:
ter succeeds the 33d in Armagh, kc.

aoir-rravrr.
Yesterday John AM* saderwent a mood examination,
charged with being concerned with several Jews in defraud-
ing a nuasber of persons of yttrium' sums of money. Several
charges were exhibited against the Prisoner, and he was coot.
itt ed for a further examinatiou, on a charge of stealing a
pocket-book containing 3/. !schussing to Jane Selby, who
keeps a etssadler's shop in Shadwell (the Prisoner and a Jew
having also defrauded her of 67 )

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

PORTSMOUTH. MARCH 11.
Put back yeonday the True American, Bancroft, for
Bo+ton.
l'he Kent East Indianan has auehored at the Motherbank
from Cowes.
Sailed the Olive Branch, Mann, for London.
Sailed to-day the Jean, Kenny ; and Margaret, 'nomad, for
London.

WeTMOUTII, MAIIICII 10.
Only *boat 100 hap of toffee, sad 10 bags of cotton have
been saved from the nem+ brig Yomeg Arthur. The re-
mainder of the cargo is totally lost, sad the '.easel has gone
to pieces.

VALIIIIOUTII, MARCH 9.
Arrived the Albnry transport from Plymouth for Doblia ;
sad Mike of Kent packet, with a moil from New York.—
sailed 13th February.
fiaikd the Four Friends, Roberts; and the Unica Brook-
soder for London; John and Thomas, Miller, for Peek; sad
Orange Grove, Taylor, for Plymouth.
The John and Adam, Knight, from Richmond, which pot
In here 4th intuit, leaky, is discharging to repair.
The following psalms are now is the Roads: Duke of Korot
(1), and Duke of Kant (I), for Lisboa ; Lord Chraterfkrid
for the allediterraaara ; Lady Looisa for America; Mar-
thiamin of Queeosberry fur Jamaica; and filarchionam of
Salispurry fur the Brazils.
num, MAIL= 10.
Came down from the River, the Posthumous, Myer ;
Sisters, Regal:order; and St. Mary's, Burton, for Jemmies;
Alfred, for Legboro ; and Good Agreemeas, Robson, for
Si Joho's, New Branswiek.
The schooner Vittoria, Berry, of Dundee, from Ireland, for
London, was lost on the Goodwin Sand, up Friday eight,
crew saved.

Arrived to.day sad sailed for the River the Amity,
Viteghan, from Hooderes sod Cork; and Minerva, from St.
Illehaers.

Came down from the River and remain the Lamb,
Poisson, for Madras mad Calcutta; Marsh, Haat, for
Grenada • and Sir James Kemp, Stewart, for St. Michael's
and Quebec.
HARWICII. WARM 11.
Sailed the Henry Reeling packet fur Holland; Jane,
packet for Gottenburg • and Lady Nepran packet for Cka-
harem—each with a mail; and the Brisk on a cruise.

MILFORD, meant 10.
The [leery, Cowell, from Newport and Bristol for Oporto,
has been found so numb strained sad leaky, se to be obliged
to discharge.

ILIPILACOMM MARCH 10.
The Cl,low, Hyena, was wrecked under Hlfibre' Hill
Bth lost. crew saved.
PISILANCII, MARCH 9.
Arrived the Amity, Heath, from Cardiff fur Loudon, with
bulwarks damaged and carp shifted.

LAUNDER, the Bow street officer. has been ap-
pointed deputy high constable fur Manchester, in
the room of NADIN, resigned. LAVENDER was
strongly recommended to the situation 14 the Ma-
gistrates of Bow-street.

A singular Instance of Me Fluctuation of Taste,
as it relates to the Value of Literature.—The same
edition of an early pritited book, CAXTON'S Foyle,
of Armes, sold in the Roxnuann collection for
350/. ; ar the sale of Lord SPENCBIL'S duplicates,
by Mr. EvsNs, for 60!.; and on Saturday, by
Mr. SOTIIF.BY, for 71.75.

PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
3 per Ct. CODY... 7giti I Ex. 11142..3 42 3 pr.
3 per Ct. N. Atm.. 106 k I Lottiery Tickets 27/. leg.
107 106 ti I Cont. for Ace... 73 731
Indio 800d5....4 6 pr. 73

COURSE OF EXCHANG
Aussterdant....C.F 12 9
Dittu at sight lt 6
Rotterdam .... 2 U l2 10
Antvreip .
Hilinhurgh ... 2 U. 38 2
A 1t0n5........2 U. is 3
Paris 3 ihty's sigh'
Ditto .........2 U 26 10
Bottrileanrit 26 10
Frankfort on the
Main, Ex. M 156
Petersburgb,rbi.3 U. 94
Vie alga efleclive 2 Al 10 15
Trieste ..du lO 15
Madrid...... . 36

Cadiz ....
Bilboa
Bambini ;5
Seville 36
Gibraltar . 3O}

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1 . . : *ft., [I:4YDOA'S sli! lergle f .
ngq y ,“ mutt }ill, lIKETS.
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I OF 4:110,12,4t1 AGONY IN THE GAO i —menwo.
r,ettli,s s --""`"•—• • CORN E7tCHANGE, hlosuSe, Mance 12
il
1 tia
Thaelelerllkellest undertaking of all thew hillkils • Out market was liberally supplied with Wheat this morn-
Mr. Hswoow has yet attempted, and will, stitallisol•-bill leg, from Essex, Kent, and Suffolk, and also • considerable
preferred from the manner of its 'secretion. The 0110.114 i• quantity from tretend, yet prim.. samples teem the *bore
ties is edraiesible.• The safferiey Redeemer opus his knees, enmities obtained full Is. per floristicr rows thou th:s day
his body waskitheal down; the reilial mildness of his fea- week, hint the trade was very berry for all other descriptions,
tares rolled with the away; the spherical cusfivitiation of mad but few sales could be effected of die ieferiur qualities.
his eyes, tonstnusted Ws harsh hoes and abrupt • tidy in the miming some very fine Barley Goal /Suffolk sold
while the balls are she/ wit's intolerable aneuish; the hands at an *drawee of from Is. a 2s. per quarter epos last Hon-
callvallivelf clasped is canoe" suPPllrasion In Ilia Father. day's prices • but the supply increasing considerably afori-
preying to " this cap may Pass from him:" such is the weirdo, closes!' a dulness of sale, and early prices were net to
figure Aids occupies the whole of the fore-greyed. The be obtaisted, and a large qttaistity remaiusirl on head at the
Inlit.eituad his head sheds its light open peter, James, kid close of the market, which were offered at last Mouilay's
Jobe, whom sleep has overtaken on the hush just alcove prices. Beaus are Is. per quarter dearer, sod fine Oats sold
the main figure. Hound the foot of this batik are seen at the same amendmeat, having bad but few arrivals. li,
cousin the ftweei, civil and military, employed to arrest Pease and other articles there is no alteration.
Jesse. The triliiurJeda• gee, before, grannolg horrible de-
light at the seizure of his prey, and cautioaiog them not to
WiwatAtes 4, East; White CURRENT PRICE OF
Peaae .
20, 32s
disturb the ceremony which he is about to use in fulfilling ono
1l
les 50s I Boilers 34. 34*
his hideous commission. The fare of Judas is Ike only fair
subject of objectless rn Old —• 4130 Grey Pease, tB4 xi. in the design. It has such da
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ing depravity emblazoned oa it; as to reader confidence in Suffolk (sew) 36. 50. Small Beans 46... 40,s
. Old
—• eta
Oats, Potato .. 24s 2114 ditto
.. Tick
theowner impossible even with the most credulous. It is
true that it renders the recital of the text sun 7. --- Norfolk (old) efts bes -- Foreign.... SOs ens I Poland Oats • 113 s 2trs
—The fares of the three Apostles are of that mild ending,. a..
30. 32m I Feed Oats .........14* 20ii
lie ebarseter which the sublime alarmism, of RAPIIASL B:riey
214 Ells I Flour, per seek 50s 55,
aside him draw, which are free from the polletions of sew malt
52. 68s 1 Rape Seed, per last „BSI 381
Nudity or worldly care, and Nearly fitting fur saints " in
everlasting life." For colour sod drapery, for muscular ac- IMPORTATIONS LAST WEER,
eeracy, fur laborious tiets,froas the boldest projections to the English %nest, 4,314 ; Barley* 4,012; Mall, 11,533 j
Oats 2,986; Rye, f ; Realm, I,oloi Pease, 115.—Irish
deepest recesses, fOr the truest distribution of light aoda•lia-
iiuw,for romp/glue's sod solidity iii all the objects, and for Wheat, 8,910; Oats, 6,4oo..—Engliah Flour, cE3 litchi.
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their intioiste and expert blending in all the relations of
hue, distaste, and proportions, the picture is
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CrILDFORD, Manco 10.
Wheat, per load
Oats, per quarter Ol 10* to 1/ Se
Rye, per quarter Ol us to pi Ott
Barley, per quarter
Beans, per quarter l/ loa to 1/ 111 s
Grey Pease, per quarter l/ Os to 11 14.

SMITHFIELD MARKET, MONDAY, SlAntic 11.
There was a great .apply of Cattle at market this morn-
ing, particularly in Boer, whirls is lower in price. lu
Mutton the supply was not so large, hut the pike is lower ;
Veal Mill Pork in price as per le4t snasket day. In the Hay
Market there I. no alteration; Straw and Clover as per our
last.--The following is a correct statement of the prices sod
numbers .
To sink the offal per stone of Sib.
8e0f....35. 11.5. to 4.. ed. Head of Cattle this day:
Muttou.2s. 8.1 to 41. 8.1. Belau 2,010
Guok...os. 04. to Mi. 04. 5heep......... ......12,000
Vefti....4a. 6.1. to Se. 104 Calves
Priek.....4a. SI to Ss. 61. Pigs .. 800
HAY-MARKET.
Hoy.. ••• .. 3/. 10.. Od. to 41. Os. Od. •
(10ver...... 41. 5.. 04. to 5!. Ss. 0.1.
Strew

NEWHATE AND LEA DENHALL MA RK sm.
(By the Careen.)
glee .3n Oil to 4s id Veal .... 4a CI to 51 &I
Mottos 2s 4(1 to 44 ad I Pork .... 3. 8d to Se 44

PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW.
ST. 'aura's. WRITECH•TEL.
Hay SI Si ad to 41 les Orl I Hay.. 3118 s Otl to 41 es 0.1
straw I/ Is 04 to 11 les 0,11 Straw_ 11 &Oil to I/ H. 04
Clover 41 Os 04 to 51 Os 0,11 Clover 41 8.04 to 51 5s Od

PRICE OF RAW PAT, per stoat of Sib.
As stated by the Tallow As stated by tba Botebers.
Netters. St. James's Market. N
Price by Ta110w.... Ss Old Wbiterbapel Martel Ni 041
Average...... 3s Ou

PRICES OP TALLOW, SOAP, &e. per lltlls.
Town Tallow 54s Od —% Od Yellow Soap Ste
Yellow Russia sls Oil —4 Oil Mottled
While ditto...4lls Od —ll Od Cord
Soap ditto... Ails Od —s Od Graves ttls 0*
&felting Stuff SIN Od —ii Od Good Dregs , lls Os
Ditto roagh.„lll4 Od --s Od

PRICE OF CANDLES,
From Tallow Chandlers Hall.
Pelee of Candles, per doseu,lls 04—Moulds, 14. Id.
Id. per dozen allowed for ready money.

SHEEP SKINS.
Downs
Polled

RAW
Best Heifers & Metro, per of. I
26 10d to is Od
Uiddlioga Sta ad to Si lid

II DES.
Ordinary.. to Od I. es Id
Market Calf.. eae► Ps 04
E.R. Hone Os ed to es nil

PRICE OF HOPS, per Cwt.
NILM POCllffill. JEW ItaSe.
Relit ....Si Os to 5/ Os Rest .... 21 Ss to 41 10$
lossex ..21 fis to St Is Sinus .... I/ Is to V Ifs
Essex....2l 16s to 41 o. Essex .... 21 2s to 2/ Ifs
Fasobass, awe, 4110. to 61104 Ditto, setroad,2/ 16. to 41 10.

PRICE OF LEATHER.
Butts, b 0 to 561bs. each 1741 to 19.1 per 110.
Ditto, 66 to 66Ibs each 2141 to 42J
Dressing Hides
Fine Coach Hides . ..
Crop Hides 35 to 40 lbs. foe cutting Ibill to Ilia
Ditto 45 to 5011 is 1614 to Stbd
Calf Skins 30 to 40Ibs ll3d to Ma
Ditto 50 to 7011 i• 30d to 344
Ditto 73 to Nibs...., 954 to 204
Small Seals (Greenland) ..16J to Uhl
Large ditto .... `
Tanned Horse Hides 174 to 19d
Spanish Horse Hides lO4 to Slid

COAL MARKET, Maims 12.
Skips at Market. Ships Sold. Price.
tti Newcastle .. Se 36e. CI. to 431. 6d.

BIRTH.
On Saturday lost, i• Strattoo-sireet, Lady Jam Peel, of •
daughter.
MARRIAGE.
On the Ist inst. in St. George's Choreh, Dublin, by the
Bishop of Finis', the Rev. Edward Wade, third sass of Robt.
Wade, Eq.s of Cleoebrany, county Meath, to Mary ♦eer,
only daughter of the late Judge Fox.

DEATHS.
On Wednesday last, at the Tower. of a rapid derline, Mr.
Charles Waut, of the Ordnance Office, in the 2311 are ..f
►is age.
On the 24th ult. al Cantle', Yorkshire, Mrs. Vernon, wit...
of George Vernon, Esq. of Clutitarf Castle, county
On Sunday last, the 11th instant, at his house, MaLrbritvr
square, Robert Dalrymple, Esq.
Last week, at Paddletowa, Mrs. Staaley, the notragrr
Quests of fie Gipstoo of the counties of Welts, Ilosts, and
Dorset. Her re:grata Modesty was in her 101st year. A
'Numerous crowd unleaded the funeral.
Ou Saturday sessisight, at Deeping St. James. Mrs. Elea.
Cook, aped 100 years, well kaolin in that netgleboutikneel
by the appellation of Nurse Cook. She retained all lire f.l
rubies to aka last, except that, being lame, she was nbir.l
to use crutc►es i■ walk:ug. For many years are regale' ly
attended the different coaches wing a basket of (rid. die. fur
sale, the profits of which, added to the mall sums gives to
c►arity by the passeagers, io a great degree supported her.

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tugs' son t almost a seemly LIM led to a similar preoutued to be entertained in a cettaio quarter. a Natiosal Fire Insurasce Society. Gibnl