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London, England, 1822-04-16

MERCANTILE SHIPPING, &c.

DEAL, APRIL Is.—Wind N.E.—Carne down from the
River and sailed the ileorge, Kendall, for Rio Janeiro ; t harles,
Smith, Malaga; Salmon River, Waters, Quebec • Commerce,
Farmer, Madeira ; Joseph, Breamer, Bahia ; Flora, 31eavre,
Malta ; Sussex, baidly, Montreal ; Aurora, Blackston, New -
foundland ; and Lord Nelson, Donkin, Quebec.
PORTSMOUTH' APRIL 15.--Wind N.E.--Arrived the
Four Brothers, Dutliff, Dantzig ; Maria Fowler, Downs, for.
New York. Sailed the Minerva, Bell, Miramichi ; Sarah Ann,
N 1 eldson , for ditto.
BA itw rem, A Prim Is.—Wind E.—Arrived the Zephyr
transport, Nichols, from Plymouth.
The Mary, Down, from London to Memel, was lost 27th
February, on the north side of Rawne, Bornholm.
The Prussian. brig Maria, from Liverpool, bound to Stettin,
proving leaky, was run on shore Thursday evening last, at a,
part called Saw Lands, just this side of Christchurch heed, is
become a complete wreck. The whole of her materials are.
saved ; the hull remains with her lower masts and bowsprit
standing ; she is all open abaft, the upper works of her stern
being washed away.
ABERDEEN, APRIL 11.—To-day, we witnessed a most novel
scene. For these four days past, several of our whalers have been
detained in the harbour, owing to a succession of strong east
winds, which is well known to drive a most tremendous :.ea
into the harbour, making it at times dangerous for vessels tornter
the harbour, and, at all events, impossible -for vessels to get out
of the harbour. However, this day tide, the owners of the
Velocity steam-yacht having made an offer of their yacht to
endeavour to conquer this heretofore insurrncuntable ob-
stacle, wild as it may seem, she actually took two of them,
the Hercules and Henrietta, successively in tow, and com-
pletely succeeded in dragging them through the tremend,
ous surf, clear out to sea, to the admiration of a numerous
concourse of spectators. She afterwards succeeded in towing
out a brig, and literally (to use a sea phrase) dragged her bows
under. To those who are acquainted with the tremendous state of
the sea on our shores, with an east wind, it must be matter of as-
tonishment; and to those who never witnessed the turbulent state
of the watery element on this coast, in east winds, we need
only remark that it was contrary to the judgment of the =lest
experienced nautical men in our port. It has completely esta-
blished her character in this quarter, and, we sincerely trust,
she will meet with due encouragement during the summer cam-
paign.

We are happy to announce the safe arrival at Plymouth of
the ship Lady Popham, from Jamaica. Considerable doubts
had for some time past been entertained for the safety of this
vessel, and, indeed, so late as the last week insurances to a great
amount were effected at the rate of 14 per cent. Besides a va,
luable cargo, she had from 150 to 200,0001. in specie on board.
She experienced very heavy gales on her passage home, par,
ticularly on-the 7th .Alarch, which sprung her foremast, split
her sails, and carried away her foretop mast, main mast, head,
yards, &c.
London, England, 1822-04-16

TUESDAY.

The King's Plate of 100 A-s for mares, three-yr-olds, Bst. 41b
four, 9st. 41b. five, 9nt. 101 b. six, and aged, lOst. IL C.

The 2000 gs Stakes, a subscription of 100 gs each, I). ft. for colts,
- sst. 71b. and fillies, Bst. 4lb. It. M. rising three years old.
D. of Grafton's b. c. (dead) bro. D. of Rutland's b. c. by Orville
to Rowena Mr. Hunter's b. r. by Marmion
D. of Grafton's b. f. by Rebel's Mr. Wyndham's ,:. by Octavius
D. of Grafton's b. c. by Vandyke Mr. Wyndham's c. by 'Whalebone
I
Mr. Rogers's 1). c. by 11farinion IA Grosvenor's Midsummer
Mr. Wortley's b. e. by Cervantes Ld Grosvenor's Broxton
Mr.Thornhill's bro. to Spring-gun Mr. Chilney's b. c. by Haphazard
Sweepstakes of 100 gs each, b. ft. for fillies then rising three
years old, and not engaged in the 10,I0gs Stakes. Bst. 51h.
D.M. warranted untried at the time of naming, 26thMay,1821.
D. of York's by Medley Mr. Fraser's Zaire, by Selim
D. of Grafton's br. (dead) by I Mr. Ramsbottom's ch. E by Zo-
Haphazard rilda.
Fifty Pounds, by subscription, for four-yr-olds, 7st. 91b. five,
Bst. 31b. six, and aged, Bst. 71b. Last three miles of the B. C.
A Silver Cup, value 80 sovereigns, by a subscri7:tion of 10
sovereigns each, for horses of all ages, A. F. (.1 be surplus,
if any. to the winner.)
111 r. Prendergast's Regent, Bst. 10lb. ag-st Mr. Udny's
Plumper, 7st. 121 b. A.-F. 100 gs, h. ft.
London, England, 1822-04-16

MARRIED.

On the 13th instant, Mr. James Hearn, of Stratfordireen,
to Jane Mary Wissett, eldest daughter of William Simons,
Esq., of Haydon-square.
On Monday last, at St. Margaret's, Westminster, Mr. Wil•
Liam Eskrigg, of Walworth, son of the late Rev. Anthony Esk—
rigg, Rectur of Addlesthorpe, and Vicar of Solesby, in the
county of Lincoln, to Ann, eldest daughter of James Western,
Broadway, Westminster.

DIED.
On the 15th inst., aged four years, Charles John Slade Ash'
youngest son of Mr. John Ash, of Pentonville Academy, Cum'
ming-street.
At Croydon, on Sunday evening last., Richard Bush, Estl'l
aged 84 years.
At Aix, in Provence, on the .44th ult., Roderick NormanMacleod, Esq., 78th Regiment.
At Moffat, on the 9th inst., Thomas Wilson, Esq. late writer
in Edinburgh, aged 79 years.

Printed and Pnblished for the PROPRIETORS, at the SVI'
Office, No. 112, Strand, by J. B. CAUSTAIIIS.
London, England, 1822-04-16

THURSDAY.

The Old Stakes of 25gs each, lOgs ft. colts Bst. 31b., fillies Sst.
Two M►les.
Mr. E. Petre's b. c. Theodore, by Woful 1
Sir P. M usgraye's b. c. by Woful •
Mr. Lambton's b. c. by Don Cossack s
Three to one on Theodore.—Won easy.
The Filly Stakes, of 2Ogs each.—One and half mile heat, Bst.
each.
Sir E. Dodsworth's b. by Woful, dam by Remembrancer 1
Mr. Gascoigne's b. by Amadis. ••••
Sir J. H. Maxwell's gr. Helen Marr 3
Mr. Frankland's b. Harriet 4
Mr. E. Petre's b. by wort'', and Mr. Lambton's ch. by Leo-
, pold, were not placed.—Six to four against the winner, and two
to one agst Mr. Gasc•oigne's f.—GooSrace, and won cleverly.
The Yearling Stakes of 20gs each ; colts Bst. 31b. ; fillies Bst.
One Mile.—lileven Subscribers.
Mr. Powlett's bl, f. by Walton, dam by Orville 1
Mr. B. Salvin's ch. f. by Comus ••••
Mr. J. Ferguson's b. c. by Comus, dam by Del phini 3
Mr. Benson's Romney, Mr. Benson's rh. f., Lord Stewart's
Little Biddick, Mr. Harrison's Sir Roger, Lord Queensberry's
Hussar, and Mr. Lambton's, by Leopold, were not placed.—
Six to four against Hussar, and two to one against Sir Roger.
Very excellent Race, and won easily,
Fifty Pounds, for maiden horses; all ages. Two-mile heats.
Colonel Craddock's b. f. by Woful
Mr. Allison's b. g. by Comus ..
Colonel Croft's ch. f. by Comus 2 3
Ma. Lambton's ch. f. by Leopold 3 0
Mr. Ray's b. c. by Comus, Mr. Benson's gr. c. Grey Pet-
worth, Mr. F. Lee's b. f. Princess, Sir P. Musgrave's b. c. by
Woful, and the Duke of Leeds's b. c. by Mow;bray, were not
placed.-3 to 1 agst Col. Croft's filly. A good race, and won
in high style.

HUNTING.L—His Majesty's Stag-hounds will meet on Friday,
at Bedfont, at ten, being the last time this season,
London, England, 1822-04-16

DIVIDENDS.'

May 18, R. Perkins, Lymington, grocer—April 27, A.
Keating, Strand, silversmith—May 4, R. Lincoln, St. James's.
street, hatter—May 4, S. P. Seager, Maidstone, dealer—May.
4, W. Elgat, Maidstone, grocer—April 16, J. Cary, Raquet-
court, Fleet-street, merchant—May 4, T. and E. S. Foster,
Yalding, Kent, maltsters—May 9, T. Butt, Southampton,
shoemaker—May 8, J. W. Smith and T. Townley, Manches-
ter, cotton-spinners—April 27, J. Adlington, Tottenham,
builder—May 21, W. Wilson, Shadwell, master-mariner—
May 8, W. and J. Durkin, Southampton, ship-builders—May
7, w. Cole, Sinnington, Yorkshire, farmer—May 4, J. Willis,
Wardoar-street, coach-maker—May 18, P. Atkinson, Rath-
bone-place, Oxford-street, haberdasher—May 11, P. Hillary,
Mark-lane, wine-merchant.
CERTIFICATES—MAY 4.

G. and J. M. Gilchrist, Liverpool, merchants—j. Taylor,
Frant, Sussex, shopkeeper—W. Stead, Thrum-hall, York-
shire, merchant--H. Wigfall, Sheffield, file-maker—R. Sea-
ton, Wentbridge, Yorkshire, cotton-spinner—J. Righton, Cha-
pel-en-le-Frith, Derbyshire, dealer--J. Sheppard, Gains-
borough, corn-factor--J. Thompson, Carlisle, manufacturer—
J. Gibson, South-street, Finsbury-square, merchant—F. Dore,
Berkeley-square, auctioneer.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. _

. T. Wright aniiE. Barnes, Poultry, cheesemongers--J. Hay-
ward and G. Turney, Mile-end-road, floor-cloth manufacturers
—J. R. Browne and H. Collier, Carmarthen-street, Tottenham-
court-road, statuary manufacturers—C., R. C:, and C. Brigs,
Kingston-upon-Hull, brokers, as far as respects C. Briggs, jun.
—F. Baisler and D. Napier, Lloyd's-court, Crown-strut, St.
Giles's, engineers—S. T. Cole, G. Francis, and J. Back,
Twickenham, brewers—S. Henry and W. Crompton, Bolton-
le-moors, bleachers—T. and J. Young, Bolton-le-moors, corn-
dealers—C. and C. Roberts, High Holborn' maltsters—W.
Beer and W. Fish, Maidstone, common brewers—J. and E. A.
Fordham, and G. E. INlarsden, Lewisham, brewers—T. Izon,
T. Scott, and I. Hands, jun. Birmingham, cast brass-founders
F. Smith, and I. Barker, Newcastle.upon-Tyne, linen-
drapers—B. and J. Holroyd, Staniland, Yorkshire, clothiers--
J. Eadon and S. Skidmore, Sheffield, cabinet-case-manufactu-
rers—T. Smith and W. Potton, South Ockendisks Essex, shop-
keepers—F. and F. Fisher, Bristol, merchants—T. and M.
Metcalfe, High Holborn, linendrapers—J. Wright and T.
Wakeman, Fleet-market, stationers—G. M. Linthorne and P.
D. Nursey, Water-lane, Lower Thames-street, ship-brokers—
M. .Piper and S. Thomas, Cookley-mill, Worcestershire,
millers. -

A few days since was found near Boscarne, in
the parish of Bodmin, a gold fish-hook, size No. 3, in the bed
of an old river, where some men were working for tin ; and
not far from the same spot were taken up. several. Roman coins
of the reigns of Vespasian and some of the. later Emperors,
&c. The whole are in the possession of Robert Flamank, Esq.
of Bodmin, the land-owner.
London, England, 1822-04-16

STOCK, APRIL 13.

Grand Canal Loan, 4 p.ct. 461
Ditto 6 per cent.... 70i
Ditto Stock
Royal Canal Stock
Wide-street Cert. 6 per ct —
Do. Deb. with Gov. Sec —
Pipe Water Deb. 4 per ct.
Do.
Ballast Office Govt. Sec.
5 per cent.
lon, April 12, og.

q BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
Evening, 36 minutes after 9.
London, England, 1822-04-16

F STOCKS
ONE O.CLOCK.

Bank Long Ann.l9 11-16ths g
Imp. 3 per Cents
India Stock 244 4431

India Bonds 673. 635. 65;
Excheq. Bills :4 64 5 pr.
Bank for Opening
Com. for Account 78iii
London, England, 1822-06-24

[NSW TIMES.]

The opening of Peru to British trade appears
not to have been produCtive of all the advantages
expected from it; large quantities of goods.hav-
ing.been pusha into that quarter with a rapidity
well understood by those who are acquainted
With the enterprising movements of British mer-
chants but from the- unsuitableness of some
articles, and the large aggregate quantity im,
ported,. eaken- in connexion, with the reduced
means of the people of Peru, caused by a war-
fare of tong. continuance, from which they are
only just emerging, it is to be feared the sanguine
expectations of those who have embarked largely
in.trade will not be realii'zed. The regulations
established in. the Custom Houses of Callao and
Lima (which we publigited at length a few weeks
ago); with respect to duties, are represented as
fair, and, compared with those previously in force,
highly favourable. British enterprise we trust
will eventually surmount the difficulties which at
present beset the South American trade ; and as
the country recovers from the' effect of its re-
stricted intercourse and internal struggles, it may
be looked to as likely to present another valu-
able market in the western world, to compensate
for the increasing restrictions imposed on trade
by some of our European neighbours. By these
accounts there seems to be little apprehension of
the Spanish *forces. effecting more than a bloodless
evacuation of the' Peruvian territory, which they
are stated to be negociatinglor, and which the
interests 'of humanity would seem to render de-
sirable, since the struggle, however protracted,
appears on their part entirely hopeless.
London, England, 1822-06-24

COURT MARTIAL.

On Monday a Court-Martial assembled on board his Ma-
jesty's ship Albion, in Portsmouth harbour, and was con-
tinued, by adjournment, until Friday, to try .Captain David
Buchan, of his Majesty's ship Grasshopper, upon the follow-
ing charges, preferred by Captain J. 'Loup Nicolas, of his
Majesty's ship Egeria, viz. for " Contempt"—in having sailed
from Harbour-Grace, to join Vice-Admiral Sir C. Hamilton,
Bart. Commander-in-Chief at Newfoundland, without having
communicated with Captain Nicolas, to learn if he had any
dispatches to transmit ; which contempt was heightened by its
occurring soon after Captain N. had expressed displeasuie
at his (Captain B.'e) conduct for having taken a prisoner on
board the Grasshopper, without Captain N.'s knowledge—
for " Disrespect"—in having taken on board a prisoner,
about the 11th of November last, without Capt. N.'s know-
ledge, charged with murder, and more particularly so, as the
Magistrate whom Captain Buchan had communicated with
on that subject 'was directed by the Governor to apply to
Captain N. as the senior officer, and the head of the judi-
cial authority at that place, for all the aid he might need.—
For " Neglect of Duty"—in not waiting upon Capt. Nicolas
each time before he (Captain Buchan) got under way; and.
when he anchored, about the 13th of November last, after re-
ceiving a message from Capt. Nicolas about the said prisoner.
For " Unofficerlike conduct"—in causing the ship's (Grass-
hopper's) log-book to be erased, after it had been written cor-
rectly,*and that, in the opinion of the Prosecutor, to make it
agree with the misrepresentation which he had made in his
official letter to the Commander-in-Chief, stating that the
Grasshopper had not got under way on or about the 13th of
November, for the purpose of proceeding to St. John's, but
only to sight her anchor ; whereas the anchor was catted and
fished ; also, for allowing the said female prisoner, to occupy
his cabin, and while so doing to associate with the most
common women of the Grasshopper—women of the most ex-
ceptionable character, thereby degrading the rank and re-
spect due to a Captain of the, Navy in the eyes of all tl e
officers and ship's company under Ins command. The Court,
after a full investigation of the Charges, determined that they
had not been proved against the said Captain David Buchan,
and did adjudge him to be fully acquitted.—Members of the
Court :—Admiral Sir James llawkins Whitshed, K.C.B. Pre-
sident; Captains—Hon. Sir Charles Paget, J. B. Hay, Hon.
T. B. Capel, C. 8., Edward Brace, C. 8., J. W. Montagu, C. 8.,
and 'William Bowles.—MoseS Greetham, jun. Esq. Judge Ad-
vocate.
London, England, 1822-06-24

FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.

Lord Henry .Spencer Churchill, at the Hyde Park Hotel,
from Cambridge; Capt. Bayward, 15th Hussars, at ditto,
from Hounslow ; Captain Bay ward, Ist Life Guards, at ditto,
from Windsor.
DEPARTURES.—The Duke of Devonshire, for Ramsgate;
the Earl of Fortescue and the Ladies Eleanor and Elizabeth
Fortescue, for Devonshire ; Capt. and Mrs. Charles King, from
Devonshire-place, for Ramsgate; Mrs. and Miss Philipps,
from the Hyde Park Hotel, for Teddington ; Miss Manse',
from ditto for ditto ; J. Johnson, Esq. from ditto for Scotland.

FASHIONABLE ARRANGEMENTS for the WEEK.

THz5 EVENING.—The Duke of Wellington's Concert,
Apsley House, Piccadilly ; the Codntess of Jersey's rout,
Berkeley-square ; the Countess of Derby's Concert, Grosve-
nor-square ; the French Ambassador's grand entertainment, in
Portland-place ; the Bishop of London's entertainmert, at
Fulham Palace.

!',o-stoemow.—Lady Murray's rout, in Wimpole-street.
WEDITESDAY.—AImack's Ball.
THURSDAY.---.The Countess of Hayrington's rout, Stable-
yard; St. Jamei's ; Mr. Greenwood's dejeune. Brompton Park;
Lord and Lord Gwydyr's entertainment, in Piccadilly.
VRIDAY.—Mrs. C9chrane's Ball, Portman-square ; the Earl
of Darlington's entertainment to the Duke of York, St. Janies's-
SlUare.
SATURDAY.—Sir Charles Long, Baxt.'s entertainment to
the Duke of York, liThitehall ; Lord Sydney's entertainment,
in Grosvenorlsquare.
SIINDAY.—The Marchioness, of Salisbury's conversazione,
in Arlington-street.

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THE NAUTICAL, REGISTER.

ANEW WEEKLY PAPER, devoted prin-
cipally to MARITIME and COMMERCIAL Sub-
jects, and combining the Varieties of a Newspaper. ,
On WEDNESDAY NEXT, the `-'ith June, will appear the
First Number of THE NAUTICAL REGISTER, in Folio,
Price id. Published by J. Appleyard, at the Nautical,Regis-
ter Office 19, Catharine-street, Strand, by whom Advertise-
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Newton and Company, Warwick-square.—Sold by Mr. J. M.
Richardson, Bookseller, i 3, Cornhill ; Mr. Warren, Bookseller,
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WATKINS'S CONVEYANCING, FOURTH EDITION,with
KEENE'S NOTES.
This Day were Published, in
.svo., Price 9s. in boards,
111 HE PRINCIPLES of CONVEYANCING,
-IL designed for the use of Students; with an Introduction
on the Study of that branch of Law,
By CHARLES WATKINS, Esq. Barrister at Law.
The Fourth Edition, considerably enlarged by the introduc-
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FOR CORNS, !BUNIONS, &c.
MORRIS'S ROYAL .BRUNSWICK
CORN PLASTER, prepared from. a Receipt belong_.
ing to her late Majesty. It is an excellent Remedy for eradi-
cating Corns, and giving relief to those who have bard fleshy
substances at the bottom of their feet, without the. least pain
or inconvenience, and will prove a very useful Family Plaster
for fresh Wounds and Scalds, likewise for Bunions. Prepared
by G. MORRIS, Chemist to the Royal Family, Kensington,
and sold in Boxes at Is. and 2. 9d. by Butler's Chemists,
No. 4, Cheapside, St. Paul's, and 220, Regent Street, (near
tine Argyle Rooins,) London ; 20, Waterloo Place, Edinburgh,,
and 34, Sackville Street,. Dublin ; and by the principal Medi-
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N. B. Purchasers are requested to ask for " MORRIS!s,
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stamp attached to each box, to distinguish the Genuine from
IMITATIONS under similar titles.
London, England, 1822-04-29

This day was published, the 2d Edition, corrected, price 11. 2s.

in boards, of
9HE CLERICAL GUIDE, or ECCLESI-
ASTICAL DIRECTORY, containing a complete Regi-
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of the Universities and other Colleges and Public Schools,—
a List of all the Benefices and Chapelries its England and
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other Public Bodies.

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Just Published, at R. ACKERMANN'S, 101, Strand,
THE Fourth Volume of HINDOOSTAN
containing a Description of the Religion, Manners,
Customs, Trades, &c. &c., with 17 coloured Engravings,
price Bs. To be completed in Six Monthly Parts, forming
the Fourth Division of THE WORLD IN MINIATURE.
Ist Division of this Work is ILLYRIA and DALMATIA,
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2d Ditto, WESTERN AFRICA,4 vols. 47 Plates, price 21s.
3d Ditto' TURKEY, 6 vols. 73 Plates, price 21. 2s.
PERSIA will form the Fifth Division of this Work.

Also, just published, a History of the Manners and Cus-
toms, Arts, Sciences, and Literature of JAPAN, by M. Tit-
sinh ; accompanied with many coloured Engravings, from
original Japanese Designs. Royal 4to. price 18s.
Also, No. 5, PYNE'S MICROCOSM, price 4s. - •

JOHNNY QU.E GENUS, the FOUNDLING, by the
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HISTORY and COSTUMES of MADEIRA, 27 coloured
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THREE VIEWS, viz. the WEST FRONT, the NAVE and
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_ . _„.
- No. LXXVII. REPOSITORY of ARTS,., containing a va-
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London, England, 1822-04-29

Ne Continent pas de lin, mais en possedent les agremens.
THE NOBILITY, FAMILIES, and MER-
CHANTS, are respectfully informed the above desir-
able CLOTH, for promoting in the East and West Indies, as
well as the cold Climates, the most healthful temperature,
and for its economy, is sold exclusively, wholesale, for Ex-
portation, and by the Piece, at 18d.—,25.—e5. 6d.-3s.—and
as. fid. per yard, stamped, " MILLARD'S Patent Twine
Cloth," &c. at the Warehouse, No. 16, Cheapside, and
no where else whatever. The Pieces for Sheeting con-
tain from Two to Four Pair. Families in the country sending
orders have them executed as if present, where the greatest
variety of Foreign and. British Goods are kept.
London, England, 1822-04-29

BRISTOL.

Wheat 3os a GOs I Oats
Barley , 24s a 26s Beaus . 2ss a 38s

SIIEPTON MALLET, April 20.
Wheat
Barley

SALISBURY, April 23.
Wheat
Barley

WARMINsTER„ApriI 20.

Wheat 22s a 70s Od 1 Oats l6s Od a 23s Od
Barley 156 a 27s Od Beaus .... 28s Od a 40s Od

WESTBURY, April 2'2.

Wheat 44s a 64s Od I Oats
Barley lBs a 26s Od Beans ........ 26s a 38s Od
Vcas —s a —s Od.
READING, April 20.
-- - •

Wheat 2os a 73s Od Beans
Barley l4s a 19s Od Pease
Oats

Old Wheat . .. -a a —s.

TAUNTON.

Wheat 32s a 64s I Oats
Barley

GLOUCESTER, per bushel.
NVheat 3s Od a 94 Od I Oats
Barley 2s Od a 4s Od Beans 25 6c.1 a4s tid

DEVIZES, April 25.

_ .
Best Wheat 26s od a 36s od I Oats
Barley .... 15s Oda 26s Od Beans l2s 6d a 181 Od
. _

615 Sacks of Wheat sold-at the average of 24s Bid.

YARMOUTH, April 25.—Our market on Saturday was pretty
well supplied with Grain, Wheats, of fine quality, were front
Is to 2s per quarter dearer : but the second and inferior are
quite neglected, and are without purchasers. Malting Bar-
leys are full 2s per quarter cheaper; the Stained find pur-
chasers on much the same terms as last week. Oats are is
per quarter dearer. In Peas and Beans note no alteration.
IVheat, White ... 40s a 50s I Peas, Boiling —s a—s
Red .... dos a 46s -- Grey
Barley (Malt) .... las a 18s Oats, New
-- (G.) .... 12s a 14s -- Old —s —s
Beans

LYNN, April 25.—Our Market on Tuesday was remarka-
bly well supplied with Grain, and more business done than
last week. Wheat of prime quality may be noted 2s per
quarter higher ; and inferior kinds more ready sale. In Bar-
ley and other Articles, no material alteration.
Wheat 0. .. 30s Od a 44s od I Pease, %Vh. —s Od a—s Od
N. —s Oil a -ft 0(1 I —Grey 16s Od a 18s Od
BarleyNl.... 18s Oil a 20s Ou I Beans ..... 20s Od a 22s od
--.Stain 13s Od a His Oil New .. ,—s Od a—s Od
Oats . lCs od a IBs o‘.l Fine Flour 40s Od per sack
London, England, 1822-04-29

ROYAL NAVY, &c.

On Thursday the Active frigate, Cap!-ain Andrew King,
went out of Portsmouth Harbour. She will sail when the
wind is fair, with the Right Hon. the Earl of • Huntingdon,
Governor of Dominica, for that Island. She returns home
again immediately.
Saturday evening arrived his Majesty's sloop of war Nan-. •
tilus, Captain Isham Chapman, from Jainaica, in •34 days; to
be paid off: She left at Port Royal the Tribune (to sail 7for..
England in a few days afterwards), Bustard, and Carnation—L.-
Sybille was at Porto Bello; Tyne and Tamar, at Cam--•
peachy.; Falmouth, at Santa Martha; Icarus, in the Barbi
Honduras ; Pyramus, at Antigua ; Esk, at St. Vincent's ;_
Surinam, at Barbadoes. The Nautilus Lost only fire men
whilst on the station.
The following ships arrived at the Motherbank last week:
On Sunday the Jessie; Clephan, from -Cephalonia, for orders 4.•
and Montague, Kent; from Cette, for Guernsey and. Jersey ;
—Tuesday the Scotia, Dail. from Cephalonia for orders ;
grave Castle? Ralph, from the Isle cf France for Copenhagen ;•
and Enterprize, Nicholls, from Messina for orders ;—Friday,
the Perseverance, Taylor, from the Cape of Good Hope for
London, with loss of main-topmast and other damage.
T he transport service is so much reduced that not more than
five or six vessels are now in that employ in England, and these-
are about to be discharged.
Two of the Hon. Commissioners of his Majesty's Customs
arrived at Southampton on Saturday, having taken a survey of
the preventive stations on that coast for the suppression of
smuggling.
A small Naval Promotion took place on hiS"Majesty's Birth-
day, viz.:—.Commanders promoted to the rank of Post-Cap-
tain, A. Mitchell and N. Duff; Lieutenants to be Commanders,
J. . Onslow, Fremantle, and Hotham ; Midshipmen to be
Lieutenants, Hon. Wm. Anson, Charles Cotton, and G. F.
Stow, son of the late Captain Stow, who died recently in the
West Indies.

The Grecian cutter, Lieut. J. Cawley, arrived on Saturday
morning at Portsmouth from a cruize, and is come into harbour
to refit.

Ships at Spithead—Phaeton, Active and Carneleon.
In Harbour—Queen Charlotte, Albion, Ramillies, Owen
Glendower, Ranger, Hind. Fly, Arab, Parthian, Grasshopper,
Calliope, and Starling; Apollo, Royal George, and William
and :Mary, yachts.
London, England, 1822-04-29

DIVIDENDS.

June 4, J. Oram, Cricklade, Wiltshire, cheese-factor—
May 20, G. Elwyn, Canterbury, money-scrivener—May 22,
R. Sugden, Halifax, bookseller—May 22, W. Brierley, Hali-
fax, grocer—Nl ay 18, 'l'. Mulligan, Bath, silk-mercer—May 18,
W. and P. Emes, Church-row, Fenchurch-street, ship-brokers
—May 18, H. R. Plaw, Riches-court, Lime-street, merchant/-
May 21, R. Wibberley, Liverpool, hosier—May 21, S. Todd,
Southampton, mercer—May 21, A. M`Nair, Abchurch-lane,
merchant—May '2l, 1-1. Jackson, Mincing-lane, merchant—
May 18, M. Molony, City-road, coach-maker—May 18, C.
Mackenzie, Caroline-street, Bedford-square, merchant—June 4,
N. Ravis, Gracechurch-street, tin-plate-worker.

CERTIFICATES, MAY 18.
J. Sherwin, Burslem, Staffordshire, iron-master—J. Adams,
Stamford, corn-merchant--F- Niblett, St. Mary Axe, milliner
—A. Smith, King-street, Cheapside, Scotch factor—W. Free-
land, Bedhampton, miller-LlV.`May, Spital-square, silk-ma-
nufacturer—R. \Varner, Huntingdon, ironmonger—J. Wool-
cock, Truro, draper-I'. Thompson, Chamomile-street, mer-
chant—'!'. W. Andrews, Stamford, cabinet-maker—J. Heaton,
Scholes, Yorkshire, nail-manufacturer—J. Beaufoy, Meriden,
Warwickshire, draper—S. Potter, Manchester, cotton-spinner
—J. Peet, Ashton-within-Mackerfield, Lancashire, hinge-ma-
nufacturer—J. Smalpage, Leeds, woollen-draper--J. 'White,
Great Winchester-street, paper-merchant—J. P. Holliss, Bo-
lingbroke-row, Newington, tailor.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
W. Jones and C. Brewster, Wolverhampton, millers.—R.
Crosby, S. T. and 11. Clay, St. John-street, oil merchants, so
far as regards R. Crosby.—H. Combe, J. and E. H. Delatield,
Sir C. and J. Flower, porter brewers, so far as regards the said
J. Flower.—A. Staple and J. Force, Exmouth, auctioneers.—
J. Force and G. Abbott, Exmouth, auctioneers:—F. and H.
G. Grove, Poden, Worcestevklilre, farmers.—lV. Moutrie and
IV. Ashcroft, Butcher-rowMlateliff-cross, coopers.—W. U.
Chafes, G. Bolton, and H. J. Chaffres, Liverpool, merchants,
so far as regards the said W. U. Chaffres.—T. Haworth and H.
Hargreaves, Haslingden and Sunny Bank, Lancashire, cotton
manufacturers.—J. and M. Goodwin, Stone, Stalibrdshire,
plumbers.—T. Lovell and J. Sugg, Exeter, cabinet-makers.—
J. Kennett and R. Austen, Hythe, Kent, drapers.—J. Sower-
by and J. Alexander, Walbrook, tea dealers.—J. Bate and F.
White, Cheltenham, painters.—T. Rose and T. Blase, Caugh-
ley, Shropshire, coalmasters.— W. Glossop and J. Roberts,
Dl asbrough, Yorkshire, ironfounders.—T. Nutter and J. Eaden,
Cambridge, merchants.--M. Farrot
,and G. Smith, Birming-
ham, appraisers.
London, England, 1822-04-29

Americans, beconies prejudicial to British Commerce, and in
most cases gives rise to fraud upon British Revenue.
For the payment of such Salaries, provision might be made
out of the Provincial Revenue, at the same time that Regula'
tions should be adopted to equalize the burthen upon Trade,
by granting Licences to Coasting Vessels, and altering the pre-
sent system, which exacts the like Fees from Vessels pursuing
distant voyages, whether they be of 50 or 500 tons.
Your Petitioners also beg leave to offer their opinion, that
small number of armed Cutters, permanently stationed in the
neighbourhood of Passamaquoddy, would essentially protect
'the Revenue and fair Trade ' • but that larger vessels of war, in
consequence of their being frequently withdrawn, and *cut
other essential causes, would afford little benefit.

,
. ..
Your Petitioners, in conclusion, humbly pray that as a far-
ther check to illicit traffic on the American Lines, the Free
Port Trade of Saint Andrews may be ,confined to the limits of.
that Harbour, agreeably to the request of the Merchants of
that place, and that on the side next the American shore, it be
not allowed to extend beyond the Bar. That the Officers of
his Majesty's Customs be directed rigidly to enforce the Laws
against all persons detected in carrying on illicit trade, and that
such instructions may be given to the Naval Officers on thia
station, as will render tl:eir services more efficient than they
have generally heretofore been. And as in duty bound your
Petitioners will ever pray.
Saint John, New Brunswick, 7th Aug. 1821.
Z. WHEELER, Dep. Chairman, n
R. W. CROOKSHANE, o
THOMAS MILLIDGE,
(Signed) CHARLES SIMSONDS, ~1
JAM ES EWING, 7-1
THOMAS BARLOW, I 4
rl
ANDREW RITCHIE, 1 1:1
JAMES ROBERTSON, Jun., J
London, England, 1822-04-29

MR. CANNING.

LIVERPOOL, APRIL 45.—Annexed you have
Mr. Caxxi3re's answer to the invitation which was sent to
him by Mr. HOLINSHEAD (as Chairman of the Meeting)
which was held for the purpose of requesting that Mr. Canning
would visit Liverpool, and dine with his friends previous to
his leaving this country for India.
7A very numerous and highly respectable meeting was held
this day at the King's Arms, to hear the answer of Mr. Can-
ning; and it was immediately -resolved that a Committee of
25 Gentlemen should be nominated to carry the Resolutions of
the friends of our distinguished Representative into effect.
It is also proposed to present a piece of Plate to Mr. Canning,
and the sum of 5001. was subscribed in about ten minutes, to-
wards a fund for that purpose.

- • (COPY.)
London.; April 20, 1822.
"MY DEAR Sin—Mr. Dolton has this instant delivered to
me your letter of is ednesday last, inclosing the Resolutions of
the Meeting of the preceding day.
" It is impossible for me, adequately, to describe what I
feel upon this new and flattering expression of kindness on the
part of those to whom I am already under so many and so
great obligations.
" It must be necessary for me to say, with how much pride,
as well as pleasure, I accept the invitation, with which I am'
honoured in the third Resolution.

" I do, indeed, rejoice to have such an opportunity afforded
to me of testifying, hi person, my respectful gratitude for that
unvarying and partial indulgence with.which, during a period
of ten years, my public services have been over-valued by my
friends at Liverpool,: and favourably accepted by all my con-
stituents.

" 1 presume it will best Suit our mutual convenience, that
our meeting should not take place till after the close of the Set.,
sion. I shall then be at your command, fOr whatever may be
the period of your selection.
" I have the honour to be, with the truest esteem and regard,
" My dear Sir,
" Your obliged and faithful servant,
(Signed) " GEO. CANNING."

Miss WILSON and Mr. HORN, just returned
from Ireland, commenced an engagement at the Bath Theatre
on Saturday night.
ROBBERY:--At an early hour on 'fhur!day
morning last some daring thieves contrived to enter the Olym-
pic Theatre, Wych.street, and robbed it to a considerable
amount.

The banns of no less than twenty-two couples
were published in St. John's Church, Newcastle, on Sunday
se'nnight. This is no very striking proof of the distressed state
of the country !—(Durham Advertiser.)
In addition to the accounts already published,
it appears, that on Monday week a smart shock
of an earthquake was felt at. Dunkeld, between
nine and ten in the forenoon, accompanied by a
rumbling noise, resembling the falling of a build-
ing. It was felt and heard also in Strathtay.—
(Edinburgh Courant, April 25.)
London, England, 1822-04-29

HARDY V. BOYCE.

Mr. Sergeant FRERE moved that the judgment in this case,
which was tried at the last assizes for Norfolk, should be ar-
rested ; or that the damages should be reduced. It was, he
said, an action of an entirely novel character. The plaintiffs,
who were great iron-masters in Staffordshire, sought to recover
damages of the defendants, who were the proprietors of a stage-
coach in Norfolk, for the injury which they alleged that they
had sustained by the illness of one of their travellers, who had
been thrown from the defendant's coach, through the negligence
of the driver, and who, after languishing two mbnths, died.—
They proceeded for the loss of his services, and for the expences
of his illness, which they had paid ; and the „Jury gave them
3581. damages, allowing 2581. for medical attendance, and
1001. for the loss of service. The Learned Sergeant contended
that the action could not be supported at law, after the death
of the servant ; and that if it could be maintained at all, the
damages were excessive.
The Court granted a rule to show cause.
THE APOTHECARIES' COMPANY V. ROBY,

Mr. DENMAN moved for a rule to show cause why a new
trial should not be granted in this case, in which it will be re-
membered that the Apothecaries' Company recovered a penalty
under 55 Geo: Mb, c. 194, against the defendant,- a young
London, England, 1822-04-29

PORTUGAL.

Lrsnox, APRIL 19.—1 n the Sitting of the Cortes on the
13th, the Secretary read a dispatch from the Provisional Junta
of Goa, in the East Indies, giving an account of the joy with
which the news of the revolution in Portugal had been received
there by every body, except the Viccroy (Conde de Pardo) and
his adherents. In spite of all his eflbrts, however, he was de-
posed, and, in consequence of the representations made to him,
consented to be sent to Cabo, where he is treated with all the
respect due to his rank, and has repeatedly thanked the Provi-
sional Junta for the attention sliewn him. Deputies are to be
sent from Goa as soon as possible. The Cortes continue the
discussion of the Constitution. The Lisbon Papers contain a
great mass of documents relative to Brazil.

A recent letter from Vienna says, " The heirs
of the late rich Banker,.CALmAN, have vested in
the House of GEYMOLLEtt and Co. two millions
of the 42 millions of florins (between 4' and
500,0001. sterling). The other 2f millions have
not ;been disposed of as yet. Should, however,
any transfer take place hereafter, there is little
doubt the same respectable firm (G., and Co.)
will have a preference. By.this prudent arrange-
ment a favourable impression has been made
upon the securities.—Rosspqr is at Vienna : he
has married the celebrated singer Madame COL-
BRAN, with a large fortune, the whole of which
she has settled upon her husband, except a small
annuity for her sister. • With the most praise-
worthy zeal, the Austrian, Go.vernment have
offered a premium of one thousand thicats for
the mqst useful invention of any kind., It is ru-
moured that Mr. BETIIMANN, the Banker, has
succeeded in contracting for a Loan for the Im-
perial Government at Milan. The princely
House 'of TIIUaN and TAXIS, it is said, has re-
cently made a considerable purchase of Crown
Lands in Bohemia."
London, England, 1822-04-29

THE ARMY.

The 58th Regiment has arrived at Portsmouth, on board
the Brilliant, London, and Thomas and Mary transports,
from Jamaica, and are ordered to be landed.
The honorary distinctions permitted to be borne on the
colours and appointments of the 58th Regiment in commemo-
ration of their services, are, " Gibraltar"--" Egypt"—"lllaida"
—" Salamanca"—" Vittoria"—" Pyrenees"—." Nivelle"—
" Orthes"—" Peninsula."
This morning the Brilliant and London transi-orts
A. M'Donald, agent), with 350 men of the 58th Regiment,
under the command of Colonel Campbell, arrived from Ja-
maica, whence they sailed on the sth ult. in company with the
Thomas and Mary transport, having the remainder of that
regiment on board, which vessel is hourly expected. The
island was not considered as
.being sickly. The 58th is ex-
pected to land at Fort Cumberland, in lieu of the 72d Regi-
ment, which is ordered to Plynicuth.—( Por:smo:ah Paper,
Apr2l27. )
Detachments of the 27th, 63th, 70th, and 76th Regiments,.
are ordered to embark at Cowes, Isle of Wight, on board the
ship Brunswick, for Quebec, to join their corps.
Detachments of the 60th (2d Battalion Light Infantry), 62d,
74th, and 81st Regiments, are ordered to embark at Cowes,.
Isle of Wight, for Halifax.
Detachments of the 4th, sth, 9th, 21st, and 35th Regiments,.
arc ordered to embark at Cowes, Isle of Wight, on board the
ship England, for Barbadoes.
London, England, 1822-04-29

COURT OF KING'S BENCII—(Tais DAY.

THE KING V. SIR N. CONANT, COLLINS, & OTHERS.
The SOLICITOR-GENERAL applied on behalf
of Mr. Collins, the Magistrate, for a rule to shew
cause 1; by there should not be a new trial. Un-
fortunately the law was against the other defend-
ants, and it was not his intention to trouble the
Court on their behalf.

It was an indictment for conspiracy, on the
part of the defendants, to refuse a license to a
publican, named Meek. The conspiracy was on
the imputed ground of partiality to the House
of Meux and Co., brewers. The Jury nega-
tived the charge of conspiracy, and, in giving
their verdict, said they did not convict the de-
fendants on the ground of partiality to any house
whatever.

The SOLICITOR GENERAL, contended that there
was not the slightest evidence against Mr. Col-
lins which had a tendency to prove against him
either conspiracy, partiality, or corrupt conduct.
The Jury indeed found against the defendants
only on the count which charged them with
corrupt conduct in refusing the license.
The LORD CHIEF JUSTICE said the prosecution
was opened by Counsel on the ground of a cor-
rupt motive, with respect to the house of Meux
and Co., and according to his recoll"ction the
Jury were directed to consider whether that mo-
tive was proved or ❑ot. As the verdict was
given in support of that construction, it appeared
to his Lordship that the matter ought to be
further considered. —The Court subsequently
granted a rule to sheer cause.
London, England, 1822-04-20

FASHIONABLE PARTIES.

The Duke of Devonshire gave his first musical party for the
season at Devonshire-house, last night, which was very nume-
rously and elegantly attended.
The marquis Camden entertained a distinguished party yes-
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Lord Crewe entertained a party of his distinguished friends
yesterday, at his house in Lower Grosvenor-street.
Lady Fitzpatrick had a fashionable party yesterday, at her
house in Grosvenor-place.
The ensuing concert, for which the Dowager Lady Gresley
so liberally opens her rooms, is not,we find, as stated, to be tin-
der the conduct of Mr. Hammond, but of Mr. Atwood. The
former, however, is to exert his vocal talents on the occasion,
and the concert is to be supported by the powerful aid of Mrs.
Salmon, Miss Carew, Vaughan, Hawes, W. Knyvett, Tar-
rail, &c. &c.
London, England, 1822-04-20

ROYAL HOSPITAL, CHELSEA, APRIL 9, 1822.

rir H E LORDS COMMISSIONERS for the
AFFAIRS of this HOSPITAL do hereby give Notice,
that they are ready to treat with such Persons as may be willing
to CONTRACT for SUPPLYING the HOSPITAL with
COALS for the current year, consisting in the whole, or part
of the following descriptions, viz.:—

Kiliingsworth, Helburn Main, Heaton Main, Bewicks, Bell's
and Russel's Wallsends--about Five Hundred and Twenty
Chaidrons, more or less.
Those Persons who Tay be inclined to furnish the said Coals,
to be delivered at the Hospital and the Officers' Apartments
and Offices therein, are desired to send their Proposals in
writing, at per Chaldron, including all *ex-

pences, on or before THURSDAY, the 25th instant,(marking
an the cover " Tender for Coals)" to the Secretary's Office,
where further Particulars may be known, or of the Steward of
the said Hospital.
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MARRIED.

On Thursday last, by special license, at Maple-Hayes, Sir
WillianrAmcotts ingilby, Bart., of Ripley-castle, in the county
of York; and of Kettlethorpe-park, Lincolnshire, to Louisa,
daughter of John Atkinson, Esq., of Maple-Hayes, in the;
county of Stafford.
Yesterday, at Sandridge, Surrey, Money Wigram, Esq., to
Mary, eldest daughter of Charles Hainpden Turner, Esq., of
Rook's-Nest.

At Eastling, Kent, on the.l6th instant, by the Rev. John;
Sayer, Lieut.-General Sir Henry Montresor, K.C'.B., and,
Knight Grand Cross of the Guelphic Order, to Annetta, only
daughter of the Rev. Edward Cage, Rector of Eastling.
On the Bth January, in Vermont, United States, Mr. IVm.,
Double, to Miss Anna Maria Siiigleton;
A prudent mind to change her fate,
From solitary trouble; •
She wisely left the Single state,
And turned into. the Double.
London, England, 1822-04-20

FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.

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Pall-mall, from their seat, Hallow-park, Worcestershire ; Ro-
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Spencer's ; Capt. Franklin and Mrs. Franklin, at Marshal
Thompson's Hotel, Cavendish-square, from Windsor ; Captain
Noel, Mrs. Noel, and Family, at ditto, from Kingston-upon-
Thames.

DErAßTunEs.—John Proctor Anderton, Mrs. Anderton,
and Family, from Marshal Thompson's Hotel, for France ;
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ditto ; William Cassamajor, Esq. from ditto, for France ; Cap-
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Sandford.
London, England, 1822-04-20

DIED.

On the 11th instant, at Peterborough, of typhus fever, Mr.,
John Gibson, of the Admiralty-office. •
On Tuesday, at Bury St. Edmunds, Mrs. Bennet, relict of
Philip Bennet, Esq. of Widcombe, in the count? of Somerset,
in the 77th year of her age.
On the sth instant, in France, aged 14, 'Elizabeth Edwards,
second daughter of.the late Hume Edwards, late of the island
of Jamaica.

On the 23d of September last, at Benares, Major Wm. Blake,
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