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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-08-29

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

PORTSMOI:TH, avails? 27.
Came into harbour the later and WRIT, to be !said off.
HARWICH, AUGUST 26.
Arrived the Beau% packet, with a mail, &c. (runt Cue.

PULL, •LOOST 23.
Arrived the Kier*. Tromso, from Davis' Straits. with
3 Ash. The Elisabeth, from Grecoland, is supposed to be
arrived.

LIVERPOOL, AUGUST 1M:

Arrived the Nassau, Grantham, from Jamaica. sailed 24th
June; on the 20th imam, in the Channel, spoke the brig
Ans,from Piet°. to Liverpool, out six weeks, short of pro-
visions, and very leaky. Also arrived the Tom, Hancock,
from St. Kilt's, sailed bib July ; on the 12th, in lat. 26. 41.
lung. 64.13. spoke the ship Malabar, from Bombay for Salem.
Psalm SHIELDS, AUGUST 25.
Arrived the Mary, Durant, from Tunaingen, under jury-
foremast and topmast, having, on her passage to Shields,
carried away her foremast below the top, and was obliged to
cut away the sails and rigging.
DEAL, AUGUST 47.
Arrived and sailed for the River the Navigator, Lama,
from Jamaica; and Ana and Akxasder, Howard, from Nor-
folk, in forty-five days.
Came doom from the River and remain the Richard and
Ana, Jefferson, for St. Joiner, New Brunswick; Aagerstein,
Purchase, fur St. Kill's; %Villiers NUN for America;
and Favourite, Savage, for Belfast.
Sailed the Princess Mary, for Stangate Creek ; Cyrus,
for the South Seas : and the Richard and Aim, fur St. Juba's,
New Brunswick.

Remain the Paragoe, Cicero, Harmony, Malmbrook, and
several inure, pattieslars unknown.
Fire (Mods —Some of the outward-bound that sailed ibis
muruiug are coming back.

Lord JERSEY has suffered a considerable pecuni-
ary lows, as well is one of the finest horses on the
turf, by the death of Prince Paul. He was pur-
chased by his Lordship at the price of 2000 guineas,
with all his play :and pay engagements, which, it is
said, amount to three thousand more.
The beautiful stone spire of 'Titillated church,
which was struck by lightning about four years
since, and subsequently suffered by the high winds,
which did much mischief in various parts of the
kingdom in the December following, is now wholly
taken down. The mutt) side of the tower, and
especially the belfry window, were also very seri-
ously injured by the lightning; the stone-work
Ming broken to pieces, and nearly beaten in. The
tower is now under repair, by Mr. G. WRAY. of
this town. A new window, corresponding with the
others. is already put in, ■nd the pinnacles about
to be repaired. Sir WM. SMYTH, Bart. of HIM
Hall. when on a visit to his ancient seat, Hodlatiii
Hall (once the asylum of Queen ELIZABETH, and
an inheritance front the great Sir THOMAS SMYTII.
well kimati by the learned classic and profound po-
litician), left a draft, with his accustomed
hbera-
laty, of our liundnd pounds, towards the repairs
now going on.--IChelm;ford Pape►.),
London, England, 1818-08-29

FIREMEN'S REWARDS.

This was an application made by Mr. Steplatoma, the
Clerk belonging to St. Margaret's, Westminster, on the part
of the Overseers, who, it appeared, agreeably to as order of
the Magistrate, hail paid certain rewards amountiag to
•trout GI. to some of the Aremru belonging to the Globe In-
surance Office, and others; but which the imbabitants of the
Imams in which the firer broke out refused to refund to
the Dormer rs, alleging that 114) fire had taken place.
Liana: the investigation Mr. Stephenson said, that the
firemen being intere,ted in obtaining the reward, were not
commons witnesses to prove the fires bad taken place;
that it had been stated one of them (belonging to the Globe
()(thee) had taker one horse Crone his 'wise to put to a
parish engine, in older to facilitate its expedition topic the
reward, although 110 apprehension of danger at that time
existed.
Mr. MAIIIILAND (the Magistrate) said, that the idea of
encouraging this meritorious clam (the fireenea), led the
Magbtrates in Krill-rat to make an order fur a rea.on-
able reward no their own testimony; but it bad been stated
from another quarter, that She firemen bad taken all ad-
vantages to obtain the resold. He was resolved ne►er again
to make an order until the Defendant was present; but now
the order having already been made, and the reward paid by
the overseers could only he recovered by a distress warrant
according to the Art. The Defendants, therefore, had no
tidier alternative than to pay the claim opus them.
The use excited a great deal of iaterest, it being under-
stood that the Magistrates bad no power to make au order
upon the single testimony of a fireman.

wTTOX•QARDEW.
London, England, 1818-08-29

MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT.

. kends! last :Master Joha Thompson, a line youth, about
18 weirs of age, son of Mr. Thompson, of Windmill-street,
St. janses'o, cutler to their Royal Hichueson the Dukes of
sent and Comhridce, parted with his friends, and left Lon-
de* p, go to IVcirceater, for the heneit of his health. On
his arrival iu that rity, be repaired to the Cathedral, which
be had often beard his parents converse about, and there
cut out his name ia full on the stone wall, and likewise
the day and year of his birth, and did many other thine• of
which he might boast at a Noire period. The same day
he repaired with some of his companions to the river Severn,
for the purpose of bathing therein, the unfortunate youth
went its a deep part of the river, and sunk to rise•uu more.
The body was not found till the folloniag day.
London, England, 1818-08-29

BIRTHS.

On the 17th instant, at Canterbury, the Lady of Leo-
.siaut-Cohniel W. T. White, C.N. Stith Replant, of •

daughter. - -
Ou Wednesday last, the Lady of L. T. Flood, Esq. a
Cbettea, of a daughter.
Thursday, Mrs. William Hone, of Ludgate bill, of a
daughter, her eighth living child.

MARRIAGES.
Thursday, W C. L Keene, Eoq. of Cray's.lne, to Char.
lone, third daughter of Juba Wolfe, Esq. of his Mars? )'s
Customs. _

On the 22d instant, at Gurnsry, by the Rev. N. D 01,14...
Lieutenant-Colonel °clawing Carey, C It. to I Ito net Ho r.l,
second daughter of Robert Purret Le 3litruhaut, Lig of the
said Island.

DEATHS.
On Mouday last, at Sandridge Lodge, in Wiltshire, in the
61st year of his age, Lord Audley. his p %INa
nephew to the late Earl of Cast'arisen, and succeeded, v 4
his decease, to the Barony of Heleigh, in Staffordshire. H,4
Lordship's first Lady was the third daughter of Losil
sal, and the present Lady Dowager Amite>, his second ,
was the widow of the gallant Colonel Moorliusse, who f. II
at the siege of Bangalore. His Lordship's rutty sun, ti. •
Hon. Julia Tuchet, succeeds to she title awl relates.
On Tuesday evening last, somewhat suddenly, at his Ism,
in BrOad.street, William Cutters 11, EST Sword Bearer of th.•
City of London. Mr. Cohere!l was m Isis 70th year, and
bad held the office of Sword Bearer upwards of 40 yea, s

HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT I.ONWN BRIDGE.
Moulin 15 after 12. I Evening 43 after 12.

LONDON: Printed and Published at Ihe Olkee, No. 137,
Strand; w►ere Advertisements are received, and Lesko
(post-paid) mart be addresred.—C. SAIII4I, Nu. I.
Clone:at% lun, Printer.—J WHITE, No. 1:7, Silinr
Publisher.

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London, England, 1818-08-29

ARRIVAL IN DUBLIN.

A splendid suite of apartments, consisting of 14 rooms,
had been engaged for him at Morrison's ; and it having been
widely circulated that he would arrive at the hotel at ten
o'clock, the passages contiguous, Dawsou-street, Nassau-
street, &c. were filled with numerous crowds of fashion-
shies, waiting to get • glimpse of this illustrious stranger.
At twelve minutes before ten o'clock, be drove up, alight.
ell from an open berouche, and was received with military
bemoan', the gnard presenting arum, the baud playing
" God rare the Kiss," the colour, quarter dropped. He
entered the hotel amid the shouts of the surrounding multi.
trade, and with his suite proceeded to the drawing.euom,
where tea and coffee services were most elegaully set out.
Immediately an express was sent to his Excellency the Lord
Lieutenant, at the Vice-Regal Lodge io the Park, by Bri-
gade-Major Brydges, announcing his arrival.
Yesterday this illustrious stranger received the visits of the
Nobility and Gentry in the forenoon. About two o'clock, he
drove to the Vice-Regal Lodge, in the Pill:till% Park, and
paid his respect■ to the Representative of Majesty ; after
winc►, he waited upon the Commander of the Forces, the
Lord Mayor, &c. At • quarter past six, two of his Excel-
lency's carriages arrived at Morrison's Hotel, with Sir Mew-
ed Bruce, Bart. and Colonel Mower, 3d Dra,rou Guards,
his Excellency's first Aide-de-Camp, to attend hire to the
Lodge in the Park, where be met an assemblage of she
principal Nobility and Gentry at dinner. He was escorted
by a party of the Dragoon Guards now un duty.
London, England, 1818-08-29

To coartude with a Comic Operetta, called
FIRE AND WATER.

Captain Hurry, Mr. Bartley; Frederick, Mr. Wrench.
Fanny. Miss Love; reirtinh, Miss I Sievett.iin.
&,0., sa.—Pet, Js.—Lower Gallery, N.—Upper Gal-
lery, O. Srconti Pr.ce at Nine ()Tiara.
On Monday, Twn Worth, or tilleal not Dumb • with a
pupulAr wood Piece; mud La Pert-tux, or The 'Desolate
Masa.

Au Operetta, in one set, and oilier Novelties, are in re-
Liar's!, sad will .peedit be produced.

TO THE PUBLIC.

at tie crnu•luaion or every Lottery,
T• preforms a pleasing duty in thanking his Friends
and the Public al large fur the great patronage and invari-
able preference sheen him, from time to time, in the Sale of
Lottery Tickets and Shares; and such &Anon 'regiments ale
must particularly due at the present moment, after having
participated to so great au extent iu the favours of his Town
and Country Friends. He is happy /as aunt) to stale,
that the Capital Poises sold by lion in the Lottery just
finished, exceed in number Ilium sold by any other Office-
keeper.
T. BISH has again contracted with Government for a
Lottery, to begin drawing 24th NOVEMBER ; the follow-
tog are the Scheme and pal in-niers
London, England, 1818-08-29

BURGLARIES.

Yesterday Jaws Higgins, It'iniam Nikko:4llnd Riaturraf
Mitchel!, Ann HigqißS, the mother of the first-named Pri-
soner, cud Sarah Markel:, the mother of the two Mitchells,
were brought up for And examination, the two first charged
with having burgle, ionoy broke open and metered the dwell-
ing-louse of Sir. Masson, of Heurietta-street, fieunswick.
square, and robbing the same of articles of plate, household
hums, and wearing apparel to a very large amount; sod the
other three Primeness as heiug 'necessaries to the fact, a goad-
derable part of the properly having been fouud ill their posses.
sins, and a quantity of pawnbrokers duplicates for mere of
the properey, w►ich was proved to have been pledged by them
on the day succeeding the night of the burglary. Several other
hurgarlier haying been committed in the Mee neighbour-
hood, part of the properly then stolen was fooled in their
possession, and enure pledged by them, all of which were
identified by the parties robbed. The Prisoner, were folly
committed to take their trials, mud the witoeumes buuud over
to prosecute.

LAUSETII•PTKERT.

Yesterday !'rams JoAns, s young man, was brought to
this office in thr custody of nu officer, charged by Mr. Chas.
Peal), law-stationer of Chummy bole, milli rubbing him of
softy skins of prilinieut, satire 31. 12s. aud a great coal, his
pi 'Tilly.
The Prisoner n as committed to Newgate fur trial.

On Thursday, elle 20th inst. us Mr. EZEKIEL
WoDP, uttoriicy, of Hocking, and Mrs. WOOD,
wire flat/riling with a horse and gig between Berg-
holt and Colchester. the animal became alarmed by
the sudden approach of another horse, which was
'Atoning well, great velocity, and, on its passing
Nit. %Vont), his lioese attempted to run away, when
bruit; restrained, it began kicking in so violent •
in aaaaa er, as to rid:Angle itself wide the shafts, and
wa* thrown down. when Mr. and Mrs. WOOD fell
with much sinlenre, and were, at one time, in im-
minent danger, but, providentially, no bones weer
broken, although they were troth much bruised by
falleng on their Gres. This accident occurred
nearly opposite the seat of N'm. Russi.EY,
(seen of Sir Witte AM IiOWLFT, Hart.) who, with
has lady and d.innoeics, gave the most prompt
assistance, by taking the sufferer* into their 'muse,
and administering in teem all the comfort in their
power, autl otherways trtioing deem with limit kind-
-1,44 and atteson.us *loch will be oesaireisbered wills
iiincle gratitude li) Alt. dud Mae. WOOD and their
irk
London, England, 1818-08-29

TIIE CORPORATION.

The Board of Aldermen have, we und►rstand, sealefairty
agreed to pat their hand+ in their own pocket', to defray She
expense of a dinner to the Grand Duke Michael, for the
honour of the City.

Tuesday night ■ gang of villains broke into Lama
brth Workhouse, and rolAt d the Committee-room
of kg., the whole of which was in eopperein five
shilling papers. The thieves effecied an entrance
by breaking open a window, which they got through,
and afterwards, by forcing open thine doors with an
iron crow, they got into the place whew the money
wee deposited. The weight of the property would
require three persoos to carry it away.
London, England, 1818-08-29

COURSE OF MICH ANI
Amsterdam ....37 211.11 .
Ditto at Sight... 36 A
Amsterdam 11 2 C.F.
Ditto at Sight 11 5
Rotterdam II 9 2U.
Antwerp ea-wo 11 IS
Hamburgh 34 6 21U
Altorta 34 7 21U.
Paris3day's date 24 35
Ditto
Bunrilesox do 24 55
Frankfort ou the

Maine ll3 en me
Madrid, effect 39
Cadiz, effect 39
Bilboa, effect... 304
Barcelona 36}
Seville ls-
t 34
Le;lwra
London, England, 1818-08-11

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4

are expected to arrive at Brussels in the beginning
of September.
BERLIN. AUGUST I.
The day b-fore yesterday (July 30) at half past
six p. ae. his Nlajesty the King arrived here in good
health from his visit to Moscow amid St. Peters-
burgh, and having stopped at the Palace only
while the horses were changing, went on directly to
Charlottenberg, where all the Princes and P►in-
crsses of the Royal frainillt were assembled in rea-
diness to receive hint. r
DUSSELDORF, JUNE 28.

lo the lire which happened on toe 9th of this
month at Neuherg, in the circle of Ilitthterg
near Treves, 19 persons lost their lives, and 177
houses, farms, and stables, with all the goods con-
tained in them, were reduced to ashes. The loss
►s estimated at above 2-23,600 rix dollars.
AIR.I.A-CHAPFI.I.F., AUGUST 3.
His Royal Highness Prince Augustus of Prussia
is arrived Isere.—( Dock Papers, Argus' 8.)

AMERICAN PAPERS.

WASHINGTON. JULY 10.

The Chevalier Don Ow., the Minister of Spain,
arrived in thin city from the northward a day or two

BOSTON, JULY 9.

•
There are numerous contradictory op, coilations
in the Aurora, and othyr papers, on the existilog
affairs tor Spaiot with the U States.
Well-irolurresed men no W.o.hington write, that
there will be no war bet seri, the two countries ; on
tlw coosotrar, that the Sploi.oli Nlinisirr is autho-
rised mud instructed to ita.kr the ly•st treaty of ac-
corn:nod:oi iiii he cuss fur the preservation of the
p ace. Eves y • knows 11w policy of the Allied
Sovereign,. is peace-14 long pence, to enable Europe
to recover I licr onerous condition. Spain has
laid her case, a it respects the United Slates, before
them, and we hive nn doubt has received for an-
swer, that they c t commit the tranquillity of
Europe, to gratify individual petulance. or to re-
sent unimportant wroongoo—that if Spain will go to
war wish the United Slates, ion a. c tof the Flo-
spoliations, or any other t rdlng cause, she must
fight single-handed. linnwing ;lox, and that she
cannot cope with the Unitrti Suites, nor have
the smallest chance of pre.erving her colonies in case
of war, we have no doubt sisal Spain has, ere
this, given orders to her filiiii.ter in America to
propose a treaty fur the arc 1111 l nitalation of all sub-
jects in controversy lietween the two countries;
and if no better term. can be obtained, to relin-
quish all the conquests we have made in the Flori-
da*, and to cede the balance of there provinces to
the United Sitars, demanding, at the saute lime,
some remuneration in cash. The poverty und weak-
ness of Spain, must, we think, compel her to these
otters

JULY 15.

The United States frigate Congress, from South
A metier, arrived in Hampton Ronda nu Wedite-
I ity last. Two or the Coanittissioners who went out
is her have returned ; the third retnains at Chili.
London, England, 1818-08-11

FIRE IN RATCLIIPPIC MGIIWAY.

About Iwo o'clock last morning w fire broke out at the
Duke of You k puhhahou.r, is Itdrhf H•ebwry. The
1m01101.41 awl his family hart gone to Marymte, lensing the
hour in the care of a young man. The tinnier *oust CAI)
to the cellar, and I}llllll the quantity of spirits drpusitevl
there, moirkly Income bo inteuse so 4 powerful, na to snort
•II vfloris to extinguialt them. lo half an hunt 11.4 at the

commencement, the Iliadic-home was totally siestioyest, nod
the flanges communicating to ilw premises on e.lllll *lib, two
more houses were !Wid to iii gamma The c slamity did
terminate hen• Al the balk of the fluke of Yosk is st
narrow street, cusisistiiitt of Nooses built chiefly of wood, and
inhabited by poor people The flames having commone-
r Steil to those houses, a wide scene of misery rosin il.
Their inmate., half naked, rushes, forth to escape the fury of
the stearin:use elesnesst, leaving their little nil n prey to Ilse
flames. ht one g p was ssen a parent, callus:, with sins-
Iractluis in her looks for a chi'd she suppiesrd lost ; mud Its
another, chill en loudly salting open' their muthesll; nor
did the affecting scene end wills the dawn of dui, which
only shelved the inhabitants the extent of their losses. 'feu
ur twelve of the small wooden houses were consumed.
London, England, 1818-08-11

PARIS PAPERS.

pArt. ArnysT 7.

The King received psterday nt t%velve o'clock
their Esectielicies the Prince of C,s,elcicala, Am-
bassador of the Two S:rilies, am! the Duke o:
Ferman Nunez, Ainbawaulor of Spain, who were
afterwards admitted to the honour or ir.rying their
court to Aladaine and the Miner.,

ajis Ajoi,,ty 11-unsuited boi.iiies with the Duke
de Richelieu, Piesident of the Council of Mill.

Tile Kin;,• left the Thuilleries at half past one
o't lock to walk in the forest of Seours:

ll,s Alejesty, accompanied by the Dukes de
Grammont, de la Chatre, aed d'A,•aray, and es—
corted by las body guard, unil a detachment of
horse gr,matliers of the 2d regiment of the guard,
returotd to the castle at sin o'clock.

Selves, prosecuted at the suit of the public
!Ministry, for calumnies iglitist the M igirtracy;
toilferell judgment to go against hint by default, on
Tuesday la,t, at the Correctional Police. The Tri-
bunal postponed fur a week the pronunciation of
judgment.
Oat the 18th July, arrived et Calais Field-Nferslial
Burou Derrieres, named by the King Lieutenant of
that place. This superior °fliersr is brother to the
Mairlial Duke or Istria, who fell at !Vagrant.

Ili* Royal Elightiers the Duke of Gluuce*ter ii
expected at T,,uluuse.

Tne nom who killed himself a few drys since,
under the triumphal arch oldie Carousel, was MUM/
Leroux; lie was MI old footman of Bonnporte.

Strangers flow in every tiny to the wattris of Aix.
Among the persons of distinction who have arrived
tlit sr we have Isteotioned Madame Nloreau. She is
at isresctit very ill, and goes out very little. They
are in cous!utit expectation there of M. de Strr.
and Alaiidial Macdonald.

TRIBUNAL OF CORRECTIONAL POLICE.
London, England, 1818-08-11

TATA!, .4CCID ENT.

On Toesday last, Charles Moore, a boy about eleven years
of axe, nephew of Mr. Howell, of the Air HllllOOll public.
honer, in Oxford, was imprudently intrusted by Me Mar-
golis, a horse-dealer, wish the care of his horse on the rare
course. He hail nu sooner m ted nu his bark than she
h.srse took fright, sail away, and shrew I . Having on-
fortunately pl.scsd his fret is the slirrisp leathers, he was
losolne distanue and repeatedly kicked by the horse,
and at lessols forced from the leatlwr Whets taken up he
was iie n as-useless slate. Mr. Ilitehissa sold Mr. Wentworth
soon arrived on the spot, and every possible ocher was ad-
mi,,imeired to hun. He Wllll afterwards conveyed home, and
expired the same evening. ths an examination of the bully
by Mr. Hilrbings, it was dkrover. sl that he had received a
most violent blow sin the head, whirls caused so severe a
eunctossissu of the Waifs as would alone have necasi 111 l ell Isis
chalk. addisiou to this, several of the ribs were lorukess,
which were forced luso the lungs.
On Wednesday an Inquest was holden on the body by
Mr. Tulin, the City Coroner. Verdict—" Accidental death
—Pentland, 51"
We sincerely hope that this dreadful accident will he a
caution to persons who have been in ibr luslot of giving' their
horses into the custody of such as are too young, or tun un-
skilful, to manage them.
London, England, 1818-02-20

SMITH, MAYOR.
V. A COMMON COUNCIL, holden in the CHAMBER of
Mt the GUILDHALL of the CITY of LONDON, on
P" THURSDAY, the 19th Ely M February, ISIS;
the ossot.veo, •
irPH AT Petitions b.. peteented to booth ROMPS
I of pa t, eersnonsform the &elite of this Ceert
IL at the ',weer/ awl.p,.essolosei of Mailmen seder
1. the Soapsuds* of the thews Perris Act--espreseing their
ahheteemee at the me of Infamous mod abasoinsed
orrelefit as Spite Infeemem, the hind Ayala (OGG
ethowient' who here he.. eneifito weak and deluded noes,
Isbiksiorgsoder the pressen Mdistress and misery, and cos-
. **saes% to sow of miaow and tresses
that they ate lamb with so suddenly to
the Replete of Secret Committeee composed chilly of Mi-
ill, alien sod Flacesses,Atodsol upon ex•perte evidearee, sod
es where those very Meister, are gait is judmairst epos their
era Own cosdurt :
hu Prayint them to institote as immediate, Impartial, sad
rigid lewdly into the emoofoei of Ministers soda the mid
at Act ; sod Opt s 1 the proceedloos he to
su nu motorisation as can stone satisfy the justice mod ee-
-1 powwows of the country, by a Committee to be composed
of soil Members only as bold neither Places our Woolens
coder the Crown 9 • aid that they will not pass any Bill of
l'idemliqi and preclude those who have hens the victims of
oppreeekra from as appeal so the Laws of the Country.
ITO( IDTHOR P E.
London, England, 1818-02-20

THREE PRIZES OF £30,000!!!

and J. SIVEWRIGHT, the first Contrac-
t, • tors who, for the Public interest, redweed the Price
of Tickets Five Pounds each, aid who were the inflows of
those excellent New Plan., by only one of which, sad hut
with few Tickets, it is well known and remembered no less
than Six Prises of 40,00 M. each have bees distributed is the
116061 Matilda' insurer.
From the Public sad Adventurers whom their Schemes
have so essentially served, they solicits preferewee of their
timpani for she New Lottery, to begin drawing 4th MARCH
NEXT, containing
3 Prises of 830,000
97 other Cspitals
12 Pipes Port Wine for 3 Blanks,
A great part of which they anticipate the pleasure of divid.
lug asocial' their Meade sad future Purchasers, at their old.
established Hares,
No. 37, CORSIIIILL, I 39, Hnentaants,
11, Moutons, 141, 0 KURT,
Where Prises of 20,01101. is last sad in former Lotteries, to
au amount meequalled, have been sold.
London, England, 1818-02-20

tber -
Liberty Diek, Burdett

_
Cottime -
From one who sympa-
thises with perm-
eated lawoemme 1 0
A. Emmy to pen,-
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1 0

elation 00
J. P. who 164,es Ame-
rican Freedom on
British ground 1 1
A Friend to Religion.
but nut to Religious
Persecution 1 •
A repenting Sinner 1 U
From one who rioli-
clan 'Green Bars.
and has nu predilec-
tion for Old Bap 1 0

At • Meetitte of the Committee,

A. GALLOWAY in the Chair,
Resolved—That the onEAT 1110111111 tel of solterrts under
the late Habeas Corpus Suspension Act, who appear entitled
to relief from the present Itsbseriptios, imperiously call
■pun every Friend to Freedom, Justice, and Humanity, to
exert himself i■ his sphere, however elevated or humble, to
promote so important an object.

g% NE day company, • aliiniopt Belle,
Nil To phew how far she could is wit excel,
Thus to a Gentler/tan was heard to say:—
" If I mistake not, Sir, the ether clay,
Your hair was red, and now 'tit chaui'd to black,
" And does itsflantlag colour wholly lack;
" But I suppose Woes archly looted around),
" If we inspect it, dy'd it will be found."
" Tree," said the Gent, " and when I saw you last,
" Your hair, methought, was of a grayish cast :
* Besides, 'twee tank and this, and gourd sot then—
" And sow, but for your tower, I scarce could ken,
" In you the aelf-sanse Lady, whose gray hair,
" Of late, had nearly driven you to despair.
" But Atliason'a fined Pfeil, sad hie Dye,
" Have work'd strange woollier* both in you sad I.*
The Gest, is triumph, Isegled—the Lady, winsoded,
Hoeg down her head alma% as oae coafeamied.
The above lines are headed ea feet, and the origioal may
he seen, and reference given to the writer, by applying at
the Proprietor's, 43, Gerrard-shoot, Soho squaw, Londos.
Atkinson's Fluid, fur the growth of the Hiir ' • and Atkin-
son's Dye, for eloseigisg its colour, are sold by most rot-
tener. and Hair-dressers is Town and Connery.
London, England, 1818-02-20

bons, wit a nuisance. and there was no power
vested in Magistrates to grant • license under such

Mr. OGLII ►ema►ked on the extent of gaming-
houses in London. There were mire than 1,000
of them creating every sort of mischief.
After a few words from Mr. BANIM and Gene-
ral THORNTON, the amendment was carried.
Mr. Oats intimated "that he would not alritidon
the subject, but would ',urine the attainment of
his object in some more form.
Adjourned.

THREE PRIZES OF THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS.
-ONE HUNDRED CAPITAIA-TWELVE PIPES
OF PORT-WEDNESDAY, 4TH MARCH, LOT-
TERY DRAWS.
London, England, 1818-06-27

TIIE ATTORNET-GFNERA I. C. SHENTON.

In this cast the shop of the Defendant, a grocer
in Spita!fields, had been examined, and tl,O qU'Ar.
ters of a 1 11l nil of adulterated coffee had been found
in his powassion, ready prepared, and intended fur
side. Ile was convicted tit neatly the save evi-
dence, in a mitigated penalty of 50/.
l'ether, a general a!sap-keeper, of Clerken-
well, was proved upon the evidence of Spencer and
Lord to have mold tin m an ounce of spurious coffee.
They, after • g the coffee, returned, and
charged him wills the offence, stating, that they
were officers of the Excise. The wife said there
was nu use in making a bother about it, and ac-
kihneletlgril the coffee had been mixed with a spu-
rious l'oader..

The Ca•ta being established in evidence by the
seizing officers and Joseph Herbert. the Defendant
protested. in the most sot nt, r, his wife
never had admitted any such dung, and that he
never had had an ounce of atiutiuus coffee iu his
House.

The Court here re-examined the vritnesbes, she-
the Defendant hod denied the fact cuidessed by his
wile in litz, pretence, and it appearing that he had
nut—

The Court condemned him in a mitigated pe-
nalty of 50/. the Defendant clamoroush• protesting
hi* inocence.

THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL C. TOPPING.

The Defendant in this case, a grocer in 111 hitt-
chapel-road. was convicted upon nearly similar
evidence. of having in his shop two pounds of a
composition prepared as coffee, but mixed with
other substances ; and also with having in his pos-
session 371 b. weight of the vegetable powder, which
however, he had hot affected to conceal, hut had
given it up to the officers on being questioned if
he had ►uch an article in the house, stating that
he was not aware there was any impropriety iu
selling it.
The Defendant, stating himself to be a man of
very large family, the Court, after finding him
guilty, nitigaled the I metl:ol3'. iu con.itieiati .. of the
circumstances stated M)• isitioelf,:imi his i diate
production of the compositions, which would other-
wise hive subjected him to a much severer penalty,
t•s 504

A placard against Mr. fIuNT was posted up
ye4terdas, at the burtiligs in Unvent.garelen, and
reeelVtti e.nh condoned I.llllghtfq ; tiOtAithotatiditeg
the emir:win-sr cif the simile. we are tempted to %tate
the words of tab's. girt:Goo Q. Why is
Ilan. like a l—se?-4. Ricans( he is a disgrace io
the iluaT waved his SUP.
mounted all the btianct rune, it, the uud,t of this
roar of laughter, with perfcct indifference.
The three regiments of Furdeera have just re-
eeireil an order bons the Haire Guards, uhiih.hing
t!,e jacket it, cie by the Oliietrii, and substituting
a long coat to he worn on all occasions, with gtild
wings end grenades on the skirts and straps. This,
with the new bearrkm colts lately furiiirlied to dime
corps, has it very griond effect. productive also of
an appearance of lie i;;lit to the men, who are ex-
pected to get lung enuis iu the next cluthiod.
London, England, 1818-06-27

DINNER OF THE FRIENDS OF
SIR SAMUEL ROMILLY.
THE FRIENDS of Sir SAMUEL
111.RO-
MILLY propose to DINE together, at the Cmwn
and Anchor T , in the Strand, on MONDAY NEXT,
JAMES MACDONALD. Esq. M.P. in the Chair.
Dinner to be on the Table at Half-put Fire o'Clock
precisely.
Tickets, price ISs. to be had at the Committee Rooms,
42, King agree, COW/41i •farden, and at the Bar of the
Tavern, until Ten oTtoeli on Monday morning next, after
whirl, none will be delivered, that the precise number may
be ascertained; and uo Gentleman will be admitted without
a ticket.
Committee Rooms, 42, Kingodreet, June 26.
London, England, 1818-06-27

LIST OF ♦ESIIELS SIMANDED OIL DAIIAORD.

" I.a Ploilumele, la Cert., les Trois- F eeeee ,le Velocifere, le
Rangoon, le Jeune-Ailulphe, la Consignee, Is Miner's., le
Carmelo, h Celestine, la Cielie, rithicaiu, la Prnsperite; the
isle la Magiciennr, Ir Peraeverant, Ic Melaacho, Murals,
FAuielia, la Pallas, la Motivate, le Henry, la Jeune.Emelie, la
Pax, the cutler Clarity Billies, la Julia, le Revenant, la
!Aura, le Geuereux, le Hansa, le Jason, Malmo, la Maria,
le &shams Shaw, le Java packet, le Griffon, la Caroline,
b Cilia, le Blucher, le Zephir, le Dolphin, la Fanny, Is
14., le Mince-Regent, laJulie Martlw, Is RAlps, le Jenne-
-11, ury, ('Eclair.

VESSELS I OST.
" La Petite-Fate, Le %Valiant, le Fox."

(Several of these vessels we fear are English.)
It has been proposed to the inhabitants of Dieppe,
to raise a monument in that place of his birth to
the celebrated Duquesne, Admiral of France, who
under Louis XIV. triumphed over the redoubted
and valiant Itnyter, crushed the corsairs of Tripoli,
bombarded Algiers, humbled the pride of the
Republic of Genoa, and silent(' I elf in twenty
ditftreist combats, the ablest, and at the same time
time most fortunate seaman of his time. There
can be no doubt that the town of Dieppe will
readily embrace this proposition.

Flanders and Hainburgli Mails have arrived.
A Inter from St. Petersburgh declares, that
tli.! Court of Great Britain has invited that of
Hassid to demand of the Ottoman Porte, whether
it considers the piratical Regencies on the coast of
Africa as its dependencies or not ? and if it does,
whether it will secure the several flags of the Euro-
pean Power, from their insults? It further states,
that iu the event of the Porte refusing this guaran-
tee—and from its imhecillity what hut a refusal can
he anticipated ?—Great Britain will invite Russia to
tain the Convention already concluded between
Great Britain, Spain, and the Netherlands, for the
purpose of mutually protecting their respective
fl.tgs from aggressions ni the Mediterranean. We
Icier often lamented, and we fear cause will still
arise for lamenting, that when Great Britain had
the power in her own hands, she did not utterly an-
nihilate every means of future . yance possessed
by the pirates. Algiers is now more powerful that,
It was before Lord Pavlov-ries visit, and we in vain
look for one permanent advantage resulting to Eu-
rope, or the cause of humanity. by that latest and
most glorious tffort of the British arms.

Air rameort, Jung 25.—A1l is hustle and con.
fusion hertz. The coolest between Lord NUGENT.
Mr. Iticawoob, the banker of this town, mod the
suit or Lord 0. CaystiDlSH, is carried on with greet
spirit. All the parties ore in high expectation of
success—but the struggle will be between the two
later. Lord NUGENT to certain of being return-
rd ; he is beloved by all parties.
London, England, 1818-06-27

WESTMINSTER ELECTION.
BURDETT ALONE.
Puzz& Come-Room
I, Jinni IM, NM

Ettirroas or Waintattssfaa!
ON this day's Poll sour Enemies have gained a
mall advantage. Your utmost eiertious are required.
Delay is daisgerous ; bat Victory is in your parr'', and by
Itasteniug to tits Pull, and giving Plumper. for Burdett, you
sill wears it.

STATE. OP THE POLL.
Eighth Day. Total Poll.
/Inn Wt.
Romilly
M.xwtll

Subscriptions for defraying the necessary expenses of the
Election, are received at the several Committee ROOMIII, and
by Mr. Brooks, No. 110, Strand; Mr. Robinson, 99, Dean.
street, Sohn; Edward Langley, Esq. 17, E.lgware.road ;
Mr. Eing,g2, Charing-cross; and at the Bar of the Crown
and Anchor Tavern, Strand.

The General Committee will eontinne to sit daily, as •hove,
during the F.lectiou, from Teu o'Cluck is the Morning till
Teu o'Cluck iu the Evening,
London, England, 1818-06-27

of view, to lower Parliament," and to render it
ti inefficient as a great deliberative body ?" Is
Mr. IVarrnsears, or any one of his colleagues, de•
ficient in that kind of information which might
have belonged to Sir Wm. CURTIS and his associate
in defeat ? Are they less capable of forming a
correct judgment of the interests of the realm, less
alive to the sufllrinir of the people, less aware of
tl: • blessings to be derived from an excellent Con.
stiiiition, prudently and hosie.tly administered ?
I hra, then cm the return of one .• lower Parlia-
ment," or render it inefficient," if, as the Minis-
terial Myers told us, the return of the others
%%unlit have reflected the highest credit upon the City ?
The difference, if The Courier had wisdom enough
1,1 understand it, and honesty enough to confess ir,
sloes not exist between the men, but the principles
they respectively profess: and if it so happened
that these Gentlemen had changed sides, or if, as is

more probable from former occurrences, which
every one of our Nlinisterial Papers, with the ho-
nourable exception of The Sun, might perhaps be
able to explain, The Courier and some of its col-
leagues were to change sides, we should have found
their ready pens now drawing very edifying con-
trasts between the present Represe•utatives of the
City, and those to whom the Livery, in the whole-
some exercise of their discretion, have refused any
longer to confide their interests.

In our previous columns will be found a full
account of the proceedings yesterday at Brentford,
for the election of two Representatives fur the
County of Middlesex in Parliament, when Mr.
Bytto and Mr. MELLtsti, the former Members,
were returned without opposition.

We have received Paris Papers of Tuesday
last. The 5 per Cents. are 74 f. 30 c.; Bank Ac-
tions, 1,675 f.
The following are extracts:—

PART % JUNE 23.

It was unde►stand yesterday that Lord Welling.
tnn was to set off at six o'clock this morning for
Cambray. It is thought that his absence will be
of .11.,rt duration.

Ye•tertlay morning the King took an airing on
foot in the Little Park. Before Mass, his Majesty
reeeiv.ol the Bishop and Chapter of Versailles, At
friar o'clock the King was at Argenteuil. His MIM
jr,ty'si health is in the most flourishing state.
The following are some further details of the
st ,:,0 sloth ravaged the Isle France on the night
at ta• -.2Atli of February and Ist of March :
Up to this moment more than sixty dead
bodies lucre been drawn out of the road, and from
the Trou-Falifarou. Fifty vessels have either sunk,
antlered damage, or drifted. In this number are
10 or 12, which carry on the trade between the
Isles of France and Boarbon.
London, England, 1818-06-27

TO THE GENTLEMEN, CLERGY. AND FREE-
HOLDERS OF THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX.
GENTLIMEN,
r IIE honour you have conferred upon me this
111 day, by Re-elecliug nos one of your Representatives
in Parliament, demands 'sty warmest thanks. By a strict
attention to my duties in this bish situation, I hope I shell
render myself worthy of this additional mark of your con-
Jerice.
I bate the hi•nnnr to be, Germs-m►w,
Your faithful and (Albert, Servant,
WILLIAM M E LUSH.
Bost 11.11 Pub, Middlesex,
J.i.ie 26, Me.
London, England, 1818-06-27

Ahoy whirl,
THE MIDNIGHT HOUR

The Marquis, Mr. Wallach; the General, Mr. Gattir ; Se-
bastian, Mr. Oxberry ; Nicholas (first time), Mr. Minton;
Matthias, Mr. Kent; Aishruse, Mr. Wewitter. Julia, Mr%
Urger; Flora. Mrs. Davison.

Doors op= at Si: o'Clock..—lM Perforomoce to begin at
flews.

.
Boxes, 75.; llbraid Price, 3s. ed.—Pit, 3.. Id ; &veal
Price, N.—Lower Gallery, tr.; &wood Price, Is.--Lpiarr
Gallery, Is.; &curd Price, ed.
fluxes and Places to be takes of Mr. Sprits& Rotunda,
Brydgeri street, from Tee till Fuer, mad of whom may be
bad a Private Box eiglitly.
On Monday, the Comedy of Join Bell, sad The Falls
of Clyde.

WESTMINSTER ELECTION.
SIR SAMUEL Rt)MILLY.
T"' present
STATE of the POLL tiemnrds
the warmest neknowlelginents 011 the parr of Sir
S. ROMILLY'S COMMITTEE.. They are not ignorant
that endeavours have been unremittingly exerted to create
an imprimis:on of some sort of coalition with another
Candidate, who has the exclusive support of the Go-
veramient. While Sir Murray Maxwell was rising high
upon the Poll, the Committee did not hesitate to dis-
avow any alliance with that nentlentan by name, and in
' every shape that could meet the public eye; hail they sot
so done then, they would rather take their chance of the ca-
lumny's refuting itself by its own absurdity, than disdain. it
now that Sir N. Maxwell's Poll is rapidly decliiiingi—but
in jostilleation of their own honour and consist's'', they
peremptorily repeat she denial in the teeth of any assertion
or laginsatism from any quarter whatever. Te rearm the
freedosurf likelier is this City Goan say suet of 'Rotation
was oar of the primary objects of their mom, and certainly
that object would bell! answered hr throwing back the Re-
presentation of Westminster into the hands of the Treasury.
It remising only to entreat the Elector. not to relax in
their exertions, hitherto so successful. It seems probable,
that the efforts of This Day and Moud.my will bring the
struggle to a coaclusioa. No time, therefore, is to lee lost—
appear without delay at the Pull, and Sir Senior! Roma!),
will be one of the Representatives fur Westminster.
JOHN MACKAY, Chairman.
Committee-Room, 42, Kist-street,
Covent-Garden, Just 27.
STATE OF TILE POLL—EIGHTH DAY.
Sir Samuel Roundly
Sir Francis Risidett
Sir M. 'Maxwell
Henry Hint, Eaq 74
London, England, 1818-06-27

TO THE INDEPENDENT FREEDOLDERS OF THE
COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX.

THE verbkind and flattering winner in which
you have this day, for the seventh lime, returned me
your Representative, leaves me with a debt of gratitude,
which ewe only he renaiil by the most constant and unions
attention to gay ditties in Parliament.
I have the honour to be, GEgvt.gstur,
l'qur obedient and faithful Servant,
St.Jawsees.aquane, June 213, ISIS. • G. RYNO.
London, England, 1818-06-27

WESTMINSTER ELECTION.
THE present Contest for the Representation of
the City of Westminster being truly of a public int.
teem. the Friends and Supporters of Sir MURRAY MAX-
WELL Inure determined to enter into a SUBSCRIPTION
defraying the necessary Expenses of the Election ;—and
Notice is hereby riven, that Subscriptions will be received
at Messrs. Hoare's, Fled-street ; Messrs. Birch and Cu.
Bond-street; Messrs. /ferries and Co. St. James-street;
and Sir John Peri lug mod Co. Corobill.

The Lathes baying already taken a decided lead in the
Subscription, it is earnestly hoped that the same liberality
will continue to be shewn by those Female Friends to the
rause of Sir Murray Maxwell, who may not have been ap.
prised of the exertions of their fair Countrywomen.
London, England, 1818-04-15

WOOL TR 4 DC.

Mr. W. BURRELL rose for the purpose of moving
'' for a Select Committee to inquire into the state
of the Laws preventing the exportation of Wool."
The Hon. Gentleman ons,rved, that whatever ob-
jections might, a a Cotner pertoil, lie urged against
the adoption of-such a ineasuie, the tone was now
come when the mainificcturers ought to concede the
boon which the agticilltinairbotly bad long looked
for, namely, the right of exporting their wool.
When manufactairers were in a -rate of rapid ad-
vancement, he conceived that he had a right to a►k
for this favour at their hands. The long wools of
Lincolnshire and Leicestershire had sunk iii price,
in consequence of the tpiantity of foreign wool im-
ported—and it was but fair that the growers should
Ire allowed every means fur the fair disposal of their
property. In 1814 tool 15 no less than 30,700,0001 h%
of wool were imported. Last year, undoubtedly,
there was nut so large au imporiatinci—but atid
it was very considerable. The foreign manufac-
inter had a very great advantage over the wool-
grower of this country. He was enabled, in con-
sequence oh his not bring burdened with pool's rates,
to undersell the English grower, anti this account-
.d for the market being overstocked with foreign
wool. There was no other staple cotinnoility of the
country placed under such an interdict. Every
other ►pecies of produce, either of our colonies, or
of I growth, was allowed to he exported-Iml
he could see no good reason why the same princi-
ple should not be extended to wool. Tin. !lon.
lifeinher concluded by wooing for a Sleet t ono-
mit tee.

1.1111 it WH4
ilafloll 1,1 Ptllte to lIIIV Hon r, that he ouuhl. In con.
fortiiiiy with 11;" 1110111 tildl,lVl.lll II) pItIVC, thait
there %tits tio ht gruutßl laid (or the prrseht
upplication. The t,uly giuttottl 01,11 cuulti Ilc 0-
vatived ..riaoo, that tite vivui of GI, country sus iU
London, England, 1818-04-15

PARIS PAPERS.

PARIS. APRIL 10.
The King will go to St. Cloud about the middle
of Jane, and pa►s six weeks there, .the period lit,.
et-sorry for milking the repairs reqUired by the bad
state of the roof of the Thuilleries.

.....
Baron Nfounter, President of the Mixed Com.
mihsion for liquidating the foreign claims, had is
conference fot,terdaly with Lord Wellington.
It i 4 said that a great commercial house at Havre
has failed for several millions.

It was said that the duel between Prince exalt°.
risky and General Paz had beets arranged ; it alp.
pears, however. to have taken place. The Prince
was slightly wounded, and the Emperor Alexander
honoured him with a Visit.

The merchants of Lyon% appear disposed to take
an active part in the new luau to he negociated by
the. French Government.

Venter(lss• Lord Wellington hunte.l in Company
with the Princes, in the neighhourhood of NI end.n.
His Lordship this snoriting had a 0..4 from the
Spanish Ainb.osador, Count Fernati-Nunes.

ALRI, APRIL 3.
London, England, 1818-04-15

TIIE PRIVATELY STEALING IN DWELLING-
HOUSES ACT.

The A WORM EY•GEN ERA I. moved, as an amend.
meat, that the words " Notwithstanding the ex-
treme severity of penal laws it had not tended to
the prevention of crime, hut, on the contrary, ren-
dered conviction often mere difficult," be left out,
and the following substituted—sr the said exist.
ii Acts had out proved effectual in repressing
criine."

Sir SAMVUL Homit.t.st could not !agree in the
suggestion of his Hot,. Friend, as the object of
the words objected to was to state the pr !iple
of the Bill, and the grounds on which it had been
pa►sed, as had hero usual in former cases. It was
therefore necessary to state as a piiiiciple, that the
severity of punishments had not decreased the num-
ber of crimes c•otnmitted, by rendering punishments
uncertain, and calling upon the humane feelings
of the Jury or the Judge, to interfere and mitigate
the sentence. or defeat the law altogether. Au ex-
traordinary instance of this kind hail occurred ut
the last Assizes of Southampton, at which a servant,
who had robbed his master, notwithstanding the
utmost intercession made in his favour to the Sew-
h ry of State, owing to his )001 amid former good
chalacter, was condemned to death and hanged,
notwithstanding these applications, because it had,
as was then said, been determilied by the Judge•,
to proceed to a rigorous executiou of the law in all
cases of servants robbing their twisters. Now, here
there had heretofore existed a doubt, which it would
have been for the interest of society should have
been settled long shire ; and set notwithstanding
this determination of the iiriociple, in the Sessions
iu the Old Bailey, ten days alter, a servant man,
named Milwood, who hail robbed his master to the
amount of 000/. and pirtigici one article alone for
51., w a found guilty by the Jury of straliiiz to the
amount of 39-. only, and time the t si,.etple attempt-
ed to be established by the Judges on the for -r
ewe war defeated completely by the humanity of
the Jury. He certiiiiil) felt Parliament was called
on to set the prniciiile at rest, mid in doing so, by
this Act, it would not he pleilgiug itself to an
iiiterfeience iu cases which might be considered
utialogous.

51r. ‘VILBEItFolICI: was lumpy the lion. font
Learaird Gentleman had devoted so much of his
valuable time and ;turf:non to resider the !wool low
1e.... Moody. lie hoped the pr.'srot Rill a 0%11,i
drt•trut the dating gambliog 5 oil of ottencleis, as
to tow fir they might, atter commilling
rtly on tie Judge, the Jury, ov the Prosecutor, lur
eXtAcittate; thew licto the excrts:ve st:V .ily 01 t'm

law. He filiould, therefore, Rapport the niii ir
its •riginal shape.
The amendment having heel' trithdrewn, the Bit!
was read the third lime. and palmed.
London, England, 1818-04-15

MOCK AUCTIONS.

Mr. Aldernimi;kiatsaPostponed 16.411%064in for
moving for a Select Conitnittte nis Murk Auction,
until Thursday next. •
The Committee on the Spanish Slave Trade Bill
was postponed by Mr. BROGOEN until Tuesday
next.

Mr. BUTTERVOLTH presented • Petition from
the labouring Cotton Spinners at Preston, i•t
favour of the Cotton Spinners Bill now iwurling.
• Mr. W. Ssturn slefeladt-41 the character of thosn
with whom this Bill had originated, as well as
the Petitioners in its favour, us equally well-wean.
jug, and disposed to favour the general iiiterests or
manufa~ turves, throughout the country, as those
who had meted out repro:l.:hes tigaint,t thou, while
supporting Oita present system.
The Petition was then read and laid cn the table.

Returns of the number of Pardons under iht
Great Seal, during the last five 3,..tr5, were ordered
to be laid before the House.
The House then adjourned.

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
London, England, 1818-06-18

MARKETS.

From" The Leaden Mercantile Price Carrent,"of Tuesday,

June 10, 1010.

wr-sr INDIA AND SPANISH MAIN PRODUCE.
Comm.—Notwithstanding ten public sales of Coffee
brought forward since oar last, the prices have berm fully
supported as high as our (miner quotations, and considei-
abie purchases have been made by private contract, princi-
pally of St. Dinning.) Coffee for the French mark. t.
The stock of West India Coffee is now 4,000 tons, being
4,600 Ins that, at this time last year. Resent prices 44..
per cwt. higher.
SUGAR —About 1,200 lolule. were on Tuesday last
at steady prices, since which lousiness lons been very limited,
and the market remains without alteration from our last
currency. The stock of R. P. now ',creeds last year's, at
this time, by 3,000 casks, and the prices rate 3r. per cwt.
higher.
We have no alteration to notice in Corot aiiice last week.
111./11.L110 Jamaica, have been ratio r Inure fulvalole than
of late, and 38.2 d. a 3s. 4.1. per gallon paid, the minket is
otherwise unimproved.
DllllllOOO/ medal' of demand, 60 tow, eartm Jamaica
Logsvuod •ere old un Thursday by public site at
71. 17g. 6.1. a Si.
Pl]ttNTo has been is improved demand, and 10d. to 10Id.
per lb mow required by holders.