The Sun.
London, England, 1827-06-09 00:00:00

TIM PARISH OF

This was an appeal from the decision of the Quarter
Sessions, and the question at issue was, whether the tolls of
the Wever Navigation were rateable for parish purposes...
Mr. ALDERSON and Mr. Illsowtr argued at considerable
length in support- of the claim set up by the parish, and
contended, that as the defendants had a beneficial interest
arising out of-the tolls in the parish, they were bound to
contribute equally with the other parishioners.
Mr. NOLAN was heard on the other side, and argued
that the defendants were not liable, inasmuch as they had
merely a right of passage through the parish, and were
not the owners or occupiers of any part of the soil.
In order to fix non-resident persons, such as the
trustees were, with the payment of parish sates,
they must he the possessors of real property in the parish,
or must have a profit receivable out of it, and applicable to
their private and personal purposes. In the present in-
stance, the defendants were trustees of the navigation on
the -river Wever, for public uses, and for no other. As welr
might a charge be made against the Commissioners of Sewers. .
It was always held that tolls over a ferry, on a navigable
river, were net rateable, and that light-house tolls were also
exempt. Tolls at markets, by prescription, were in like ,
manner free, in this latter instance, as well as in that under
consideration. The person to whom the tolls belonged might
have merely a right to enter and collect them without being
the owner of the soil. The Learned Gentleman still fur-
ther contended, that even if the tolls should be rateable,
although the defendants were not the owners of the soil
over which the river passed, still that the parish now suing
had no right to recover, inasmuch as the profits were
not receivable in it. The river passed through several
parishes, and the tolls were payable by the boats for the
right to enter on the river, and; were exacted whether they „
did or did not pass through this particular pariah.
Mr. Justice BAYLEY saw no force in the last -objection,
for if the defendants ‘Vere the occupiers of land 'which in
the aggregate yielded a profit, and if this land were situate
in ten different parishes,. each would have a right to recover
its share ; but in the precent instance it appeared thitt the de-
fendants were not the owners of the soil over which, the
river passed, they were merely entitled to the right of way
over it, which was, in fact, an incorporeal hereditament.
Of late years the Statute of Elizabeth governed all decisions
upon this subject; and, upon the authority of that Act, the
Court was of opinion, that as the defendants were not
owners of the soil, the tolls received by them were not .
rateable,.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Mr. Justice GASALEE sat this day, in the absence of the
Chief Justice ; but no case came on of any public im-
portance.

POLICE INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAY.)

GUILDHALL.

INCONVFMENCE FROM IRREGULARITY IN THE AT
TENDANCE OF THE MAGISTRATES.--Sit P. LAITRIF. took
his seat at a quarter-past twelve o'clock to-day, and find-
ing no charges ready, he supposed that there had been
some irregularity in the sitting of the Magistrates since
he had presided. He was_ informed that there had, '
and that sometimes_ the Magistrates sat at twelve, some--
times at half-past, sometimes at one, sometimes at hal.C-
past, and sometimes at two. Sir Peter regretted the,
irregularity exceedingly. He thought it really ougi...t
to be avoided. He bad always made it a habit r,f
sitting at twelve, or within a very few minutes afte-,• it,
and he was perfectly satisfied that it would gtl
to the convenience of all the Magistrates, and `to facili-
tate tlpieereixodecuaptipooninotfed7balticwbhcuielitnetsos, to have
the businessaave'onreeY o
peremp-
tory tend
f
the day.

We hope this suggestion will be duly attended to of the
worthy Aldermap.

William Jones and George Jenks, were charged by
an officer on suspicion of having stolen a box from a cart
in Gracechurch-street, on the 19th of May last, containing
various dresses belcaiging to a lady, five sovereigns, a
ham, and other things.—Remanded.

THE MARKETS.-(THIS DAY.)

COVENT-GARDEN MARKET.

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French
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trade was brisk. Green Asease, Cherries, Strawberries, Green
There was a good supply at this morning's market, and the
Apricots, Green Currants, and Raspberries, were lower than cn
this day se'nnight i in prices of other things little, if any, alters..
ries and Raspberries in the market, but as they produced the
ms. d. s. eV
p.rri fc' eesr ea
swer thee fao re: edu s ion e
Ditto PotatoesNe
w(per
ecrvaltb..)): ....b4:08. 1
t odB. dOO.
Asparagus (100)
Cabbages (1' heads)... 1 0 52 0 Spillage (hal!,ieve) 0 6 0 9
Cauliflowers 5 0 9 0 Onions 1 6 2 0
Cabbage Lettuces lO 2 0 Green Pease 2 6 4 Q
Cos Lettuces (seore).. 1 6 2 6 Currants. 4 0 li 0
Horseßadish (bundle) 2 0 4 0 Gooseberries 2 0 3 6
Turnip Radishes 0 6 1 0 Apples, Common '2 6 4 0
Brocoli 1 6 2 6 Ditto, Choice 4 0 9 6
Celery 1 0 k 6 Lemons 7 0 14 u
Rhubarb 0 6 0 9 English Walnuts 1 6
.2
Carrots (12 bunches) 10 0 18 0 Span. Chesnuts (peck) 3 0 4 G
s a lion.
e
Turnips 3 6 7 0 French ditto 3 6 5 ,)
Coleworts or Greens. 1 6 3 0 French Walnuts 26 4 0
Young Onions
Leeks 1 0 2 0 Strawberries (pottliei. ",, 0 s 0
Radishes (12 hands) 0 6 1 0 Green Apricot:a...v.... 0 9 1 0
Sea Rail (pummet) lO 2 0 Raspberries . ..... 2O 3 0
Sweet Oranges (100) 6 0 11 0 Cherries (lb.)
Seville Ditto 8 0 15 0 Cueusuberk (brace).,.. 0 6 1 6

HAY MARKETS.—,“V
ST. JA
a. s I a. L. a.
Lowland Mead. Hay 4 sto 5 5 I fLiover Hay 4 15t07
Upland Ditto 55 6 tts.f I Oat Straw ll6l la
Rye-grass Hay 5:5 a 10Wheat Ditto llB 2 2
Meadow Hay from Ss. to 10a. per load higher than last quoted.
Prices of Clover Hay and Straw stationary. Supply exceedingly
short, and trade very brisk.
SMITHFIELD.
f. s. L. 8.
Lowland Mead. Hay 4 "0 to 5 0
Upland Ditto 5 0 515
Rye-grass Hay 5 0 515
New Meadow Hay 0 0 0 0
Meadow Hay ss. Straw, in in
than last quoted. In prices of
lily very short, and trade brisk.

M t
V S per Load of 9G Trusses.)
E,

X. F. X. ti..
Cloy. Hay generally 4 15 to 6 l&
Do. extra fine 0 0 '7 ''';
Oat Straw ll4 ) 18
Wheat Ditto llB 2 2
most instances, 2s. per 10:ad higher
Clover Hay no alteration. Sup-

FISH-MARKET, BILLINGSGATE.'—
The arrivals of Fish last night and this morning have
been tolerably gold, and the stock exhibited in the market
for sale was very fair, with the exception of Salmon, which
was scarce, and sold much higher than at our last quota.:-
tions—the prices were Is. ca, to Is. Bd. per lb. ; Salmon
Trout, 10d. to Is. do. ; Prime large Turbots 165., 18s.
to 255. each ; small do. 68., Ss. to 102. each ; Brill, 4e.
to 6s. each ; large- Soles, 2s. 6d. per three pair ; Whitings,
Ss. to 88. per basket, containing fifteen ; Haddocks, be.
to lOs. per dozen ; live Eels, 3s. to 3e. 6(1. or ]2s. to
Us. per draught. Lobsters Were plentiful, an sold cheaj
---fine large, 10s. to 15s. per score; small ditto, 6s, to
Bs. ditto"; Prawns, 2s. Cd. to Se. per lb. ; Shrir.Ops, 2s.
6d. per gall. Mackerel were very fine in appep;carice, espe-
cially the land-carriage—they sold from 41,/G., to 50s. per
afternoon and last
nhiugnhdtrseodld;
attho2ssescv.
chuicdhsaorr,i.vpederydeostioy
the
prices
of
other
Fish no variation.

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for low Leeward Rum, which we have lately notice',
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. . . . . . . • - .
goif•eaLteemweaarsduBreasnudbs
jiadmeda,icbau,t
atrheeexlVeleaerdkinetglyis
dell;
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parcels offer under 2s. ld. •; all stronger tengist
SPIRIT OF THE PUBLIC JOURNALS, wheat may be the bushel-even though it should FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. insuranee-hroker, July 6, at ten, at the Court of Commis- , SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
"Q• and
bi uo
tah no
sioners-J. Faithhurst, Prescot, Lancashire, saddler, July
_ fall below the least sum which Cobbett, in his MANCHESTER MEETING, 1827.
fine Jamaica, on the contrary, is co scarce that all pluvil
The Gazette of last night contains two Ad- 'predictions of evil to the " Lords of the soil," At the Court at St. James's, the 10th day of May, 5, at twelve, at the Angel Inn, Liverpool-W. Ruffled',
LORD 110LYNEUX AND HINRY BOLD NOGLITON,
Lyndhurst, Southampton, maltster, brewer, July 4, at
arriving meet an immediate sale, generally at 4s. 211. 'Po;
1227, present the King's Most Excellent Majesty in Council.
dresses to the King, on the recent change in the .has anticipated-yet law will fetch just as much twelve, at the Town-Hall, Southampton-E. Howard and STEWARDS.
Whereas certain dues and dutieS are payable to his Ma- THURSDAY', JULY 7.-Sweepstakes of 30 soya. each, h. ft.
Ministry. The first is from Leicester, and ex- per sheet as ever. Out of this 10,0001., we jests within the Islands of Guernsey, Jersey, Alderney, and J. Gibbs, Cork-street, Burlington-gardens,!rnoney-scriveners,
for two-years old colts, Sat. 51b. fillies, Bet. 21b.-Three
however, that a
presses in proper terms " approbation of the suppose, good slice goes Sark, upon the anchorage of foregn ships, vessels,' and June 29, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners.
CERTIFICATES-Juien 29. quarters of a mile. (5 subs.) 4s. Bd. ; parcels of good quality and of favourite marks to
Some Jamaica 28 over, sold at 3a. contracted for on arrival at 4s. 2d., without referee'e;:
exalted spirit which had safely guided His account of fees for working the Bill to divorce boats arriving at and casting anchor within the ports, Mr. Petre's b. f. Mabby, by Whisker (Garbutt) 1
00 but without much alterationpt
quality or strength, exce h • '''-'
the - roads, and havens of the said Islands, commonly called Mr. Houldsworth's ch. c. Vanish, by Phantom
W. Skinner, Hatton-garden, apothecary-J. Castell, ' ,
2
ingTNeve.erTtiTielieprTiceeas S:_aleßochomeaminencgeudarotn:clohnesdtasy, ;1179,,;
Majesty's conduct, through the difficult path marriage through anchorage dues; and which anchorage dues are not pay- . Blackman-street, Surrey, victualler-E. Taylor, Bonds- .
Mr. Giffard's b. f. Fairy, by Tiresiaay is
meat • for if law is so dear, how can legislation mill, Gloucestershire, clothier-W. Germain, Bath, jewel-spesrni•oe9u.ds.ualßgraonodd character
in which it was evident his Majesty had been , 0 able by or in respect of British ships, vessels, or boats ar- Lord Grosvenor's b. c. by Blackloek
number a.noru to be cheap ? It must be some gratifica- riving at and casting anchor within the said ports, roads, leg-S. T. Gilbert, Exeter, linen-draper-M. Shilleto,
Mr. Leicester names b. f. by The Marshal
placed, by the extraordinary conduct of a num
ad
ditto in
Lot!
g. ;e dittoi i,ni lsi.al6sitstil ;Id!
that
to such a mind as
.Wakefield's, to reflect, and havens; and whereas by certain Treaties or Convert_ Sweepstakes of SO sovs. each, h. ft. for three-years old
Pd sold 2d. per lb. dearer than last sale, first cost. the fail'"*"
of the met ilk! of the late Administration, who, jun. Birston Jacklin, Yorkshire, corn-merchant.
that what has locked him up in a prison has lions of Commerce made and concluded by his Majesty PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
fillies, Bst. 31b.-One mile and a distance.
at a time fraught with great and important events, with his Most Christian Mr. Johnson's
,c.h. Mystery, sister to Ringlet (Fisher) 1
a t' taken 10,000/. out of Mr. Turner's pocket ;so Majesty the King of France, C. Eyes, J. Wylie, J. T. Crawford, and J. W. Cooke,
had simultaneously ahandonedhis service, merely 'bearing date the twenty-sixth day of January, one thou- Mexico-J. Heyes and H. Bovell, and J. and W. Bovell,
- that, though he did not succeed as completely as Sir W. Wynne 's b. Smolensko
Dobbins and C. S ' by 2 chests, 2s. lid. a 2s. 21-d.-Congous are nearly all 01:i
because his Majesty had been pleased to elevate ~ s . .• . . sand eight hundred and twenty-six ; and with his Majesty Barbadoes and Liverpool, merchants-S.
Mr. Houldsworth's b. Leda, by Filho da Puta
he intended in ro in him of his child bb g c ,he has the King of Denmark, bearing date the sixteenth day of Gresley, Bristol-J. and A. Erwood, Brownlow-street, 3 to-day, and are cheaper as the sale has proceeded, the gyt
to the office.of First Lord of the'Treasury such
. , . been the means of getting himslispossessed of a June, one thousand eight hundred and twent e-four • and Holborn, billiard-table-makers-J. Brown and J. Moss, An Elegant Silver Tureen, value 100 gs., added to a Sub- qualities selling at nearly the same price as the low sos',
a person as to his Majesty s wisdom seemed .consider his Majesty the of Prussia,) 'S ff dlr. h
a with King bearing date the oil Churchyard Pottery, Burslem, ta or s Ire, cart enware- scription of 10 sous. each, (with 50 sous. added, to be fine Con sus are rather dearer than last sale d ue"
lof whichwould
et m mono many persons
,_..... . - . . . ; goo .
most eligible to fill that situatiOn.” All this is clay or April, 1824 ; and with his Majesty, as Krug of manufacturers-L. W. and H. M. Harrison, Birmingham, given to the owner of the second horse,l for all ages. gous, 2s. Bid. a 2s. 40., fine 2s. filth a2s 1041. eke
0 very handsome portion with a wife. This must be
natural and intelligible enough : it may be ono- li. hl •" f• E
a joke ig y amusing to the first circle in urope,, Hanover, bearing date the 12th day of June, 1824 ; and printers and stationers-J. and J. Jones, Upper Mirth- Two miles and a distance. The owner of the third MINING INTELLIGENCE. T • 413
-TRURO, JUKE 2,...-.09 id,
-
neous, as people may be in error; but it expresses :--that is, if they have any turn for a joke at present : with his Majesty the King of Sweden and Norway, bear- place, Gray's-Inn-road, linen and woollen-drapers----A. G. horse to receive back his stake. of Copper Ore sold 2,211 tons ; average produce !LI
Mr. Nowell's b. h. Longwaist, 6 yrs
ing date the 18th day of March, 1826 ; and with the Ripamonti and C. Harvik, Green Lettuce-lane, merchants (Dockray) 1 Quantity of fine Copper, 161 tons, 6 cwt. ; amount of°l7
the veritable sentiments of those who address the but we suspect the " exquisites" and " eleo•antes” Mr. Leicester names b. m. Fleur de Lis, 5 yrs 2 13,347/. 18s., average standard, 120/. 9e. .
United States of America, bearing date the 3d day of July, -W. Davey and W. M. Bullimore, Norwich, manufac- .1,
Sovereign. The next Address is of a very sin- pf this accomplished coterie are in too grave and se- 1815 ; and with the Free Hanseatic Republics, bearing turers-W. Cox and H. S. Cooke, stock-brokers-J. Sir W. Wynne's br. m. Signorina, 5 yrs 0 -
(ruler kind. It is from the Radicals of Not- nous a humour just now to indulge in any thing like date the 29th day of Sept. 1823 ; and with the State of Barker and S. Johnson, Oxford-street, warehousemen Mr. Deane names br. h. Brownlock, 5 yrs 0 GENERAL AVERAGE PRICE OF BRITISH COO'
eeMr. Clifton's ch. h. Mr. Munn, 5 yrs
tingham, abusing the King for having " selected Parcastic merriment even at the expense of Mr. Colombia, bearing date the 18th day of April, 1825 ; and M. J. Collins and J. B. Toosey, Berwick-street, Soho, For the Week ended June 1, 1827, made up horn the Retool
Turner. There is no class of criminals so mischievous with the United Provinces of Rio de la. Plata, bearing spermaceti-refiners-E. M'lnray, R. Hagart, S. Sand- Gen. Sharpe's b. h. Canteen, 6 yre
as one of the principal officers of state, a gen-
ts and lost to all feeling and the sense of shame as the date the 2d day of February, 1625, it is, amongst other baeli, P. M`Lagan, (trustees of the late James M'ln- Lord Derby's br. c. Necromancer, 3 yrs
tleman inimical to the Protestant ascendency ;Seventeen paid. Wheat........ 58s. 4d. I Oats ......... 28s. Bd. I 8ean5........,„'‘ i tl.
flippant genteel sharpers who ingraft the vices and things, agreed, that during the continuance of such ray, deceased), S. Sandbach, C. S. Parker, P. F. Barley 40s. 3d. I Rye ......... 425. ad. I Pease I'L -I
Arid this Address is transmitted by the Duke of Treaties respectively, vessels of and belonging to the Tirane, G. Buchanan, S. Parker, P. BPLagan, J. A Maiden Plate of 60/. for horses, &c. that never won.-
conceit of the French petit-maitre upon the low enn- W HIZE
OCdH.
toiIII:2E,,L
01-IAYmMARKET.-June 7.
Newcastle ! We are sure as that we are mortal ping of the English swindlers. We would not speak subjects of the before-mentioned foreign Sovereigns and P. M'lnroy, and C. S. Parker, jun., Liverpool, merchants Heats, twice round the Course and a distance. Second Hayojlcel.rt.O-4528 x. W.
to
J 4
men, that the nominal addressers have been quiz- of such a person as Wakefield after the law had once States, entering
0 or departing from the ports of the Unit- -F. T. hart and C. Doddemeade, Charlotte-street, entitled to 10/. straw--:- rl.s.
....---
eel - kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, shall not be Blackfriars'-road, tailors-R., M. A., C., and A. Simpson, Mr. Smith's ch. c. Little-thought-of, 3 yrs (Skelton) 1 1 PRICES OF HOPS (per C
zing his Grace, and that he is the dupe of a palpable got him safe within its grasp, if it was not that he „„ 2 Kent Pockets „...............---.... 71. 7s. Si. 84. to 0,• A,
. subject to any other or higher duties or charges whatever Manchester, hat-manufacturers-T. Lance, W. Hodgson, Mr. Thompson's ch. c. Predictor, 4 yrs
trick. Nothing like it has ever happened since belonged to a class who, considering his cause their Sussex Ditto ........... . 61. 16e. 71. Ise. to 81. e,
te than are or shall be levied on British vessels entering or and T. Lance, jun. South America, merchants-J. Knight Mr. Houldsworth's br. c. Bhurtpore, 3 yrs
the time of King Charles 11., when the too ce- own, and having an interest in contaminating the
, departing from such ports; his Majesty, being desirous to and J. Reed, G'wynn's-buildings, City-road, bakers-C. Sir W. Wynne's b. f. Effie, 3 yrs
ze . .
lebrated and witty Rochester accommodated cer- Princl 1
pes of society, have attempted to poison the carry the said Treaties into full execution and effect, is W. and C. J. Beast, Great Yarmouth, wine-merchants- Mr. Harrison's b. c. 'My Lord, b
Seconds -...- 01. Os. '7l. Os to f 9. '''' '
..... 64 6s, 71. Oa. to 71. ON'
moral feeling of the public by endeavouring to excite pleased, with the advice of his Privy Council, to order, and J. Kirkham, J. Scholfield, and B. Kirkham, Oldham, Mr. Giffard's b. c. Billy Lackaday, 3 yrs
fain, addressers with the following production,
• Sympathy towards the culprit, and to throw blame it is hereby ordered, that during the continuance of t cotton-s inners-J. and J. Bo • • Manchester
he p • ye',, stationers Mr. Wilkinson's ch. f. The Marchioness, 4 yrs .... 0 0 Essex Ditto.--...---- 61. N. 71. 06. t 0 71.
greatly resembling, as our readers will perceive,
victim, as well as on those wee, have come before-mentioned - reaties or Conventions of Commerce re- -J. Gardner and E. Hays, Gloucester, tailors-M. Smart Lord Derby's ch. c. Phoebus, by Milo, 3 yrs
that " transmitted by the Duke of Newcastle." on his 'PRICE OF POTATOES.-June S. ,r„„
forward to avenge and protect her. This must not spectively, and so long as the same shall respectively remain and I. Hullah, Hammersmith, stationers. Mr. Rushton's b. h. Sam, by Rhadatnanthus, 5 yrs odr Yorkshire Kidneys - 41. 10c. to 51. 1. Ton.
In all humility we crave, in force, the before-mentioned anchorage dues heretofore SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. Mr. Houldsworth's b. f. Leda, 3 yrs
be suffered, for sake of the example.-31. Herald.tch Reds. 7l, Os. to 71. 7s" ditto.
" Our Sovereign may be our slave ; levied or claimed in the said islands of Jersey, Guernsey, J. Duncan, Johnston, slater, June 1-3, and 27, at one, 11 Wilkinson's b. John o' Gaunt, 4
i r. c.
" And humbly beg that he may be That there are some poor, insane, creatures Marsh Champions------- 41. 10s. to 51. Os. ditto.
___
. Alderney, and Sark, on ships, vessels, and boats of or be- at the Saracen's-head Inn, Paisley.
" Betrayed by us most loyally. out of Bedlam, who ought to be in it, will be lunging to the subjects of his Most Christian 11 . 1 ajesty, or W. Scott, Edinburgh, builder, June 14, and 20, at the ' '
Coexzera -The following is a statement of the Main - PRICIER OF LEATHER. Ato d•
" And if he please once to lay down, established, we think, at once, bY the following of his Majesty the King of Denmark, or of his Majesty London Hotel, Edinburgh.
of Cocks fought at the Pit in Salford, between E. G. Butts Per lb. d. 1 Per lb. •-•.,. tg
..........50 to 561 b- 19 21 ; Tanned Horse Hides-- J." el
b flornby, Esq. (Potter, feeder), and Colonel Yates (Gilliver, Ditto--410 to 661 b • • 14 -
" His sceptre, dignity, and crown, the King of Prussia, or of his Majesty as King of Hanover, ..... 21 23 ' Spanish Ditto .............
piece of lunacy, which we find in a paper se-
" We'll make him for the time to comeor of his Majesty the King of Sweden and Norway, or of feeder) for 10gs. a Battle, and 200 gs. the Main.-31 Dressing Hides......- In 15 i Per dozen. 0
" The greatest Prince in Christendom.': venteen days old. It is part of an article elicited United •
the States of America, or of the Free Hanseatic Re- MEETINGS OF CREDITORS. Mains, 8 Byes :- Fine Coach Hides -1518 1 Calf Skins- 36 to 401 b. 18 4
Crop Hides, 35 to 40Ib. 14 15 j Ditto 50 to 70N. 25 id
To this address Rochester himself wrote the by the very astute questions put by Lord Ellen- publics, or of the State of Colombia, or of • the United LONDON DI ARY.TUESDAY, JUNE 12.---(At the Court of EOTICER• M. H. GILLIVER. SI. B. Ditto -.......4S to 501 b.
Ditto IS 17 i Ditto 70 to 501 b. 201 al)
answer, as the men of Nottingham ought to write borough on Thursday evening, touching the ap- Provinces of Rio de la Plata, shall be and the same are Commissioners, Basinghall-street.) Tuesday ...
i• • hereby repealed, abolished, and remitted, any law, custom, Abbott, J., Conduit-street, Cleverly and Co., Chiswell. Wednesday
the reply to their own address also (transmitted pncation of the secret service money :- Hanover-square
by the Duke of Newcastle), if it were in eti- i "We do-say, that with the exception of the Times and or usage, now or at any time heretofore in force in the said Ashton, J., Tottenham-et.- Collis, G., Romford lO Best Heifers& Steers 29 2 0 `Ordinary. .. • '
1 10
...0,
Islands, or any of them, to the contrary notwithstanding ; road ll Cross, G., New-cut ll - illiddlings-..-- 24 2 6 litztrket Ca 11..- 7 0.7..„../
Morning Chronicle-which are playing their own game
quette for the King to notice an address of this . provided always, that nothing in this present Order con- Bentley T. Holborn 1 Dixon and Co., Hudders- GUILDFORD RACES. SHEEP SKINS. 01,
supporting the Ministry- 82,000/. would buy the Bouteville;ll., Aldersgate- field lO
• WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6.-A Plate of SOL given by the D0wn5............ Ss. 6d. to 3s. Od. I Lambe . ~, Os. Od. to 00'
kind. The following is Rochester's answer :- m •
fee simple of all the London newspapers that support Mr. tinned shall extend to any ships, vessels, or boats of or street
" Charles at this time having no need, Canning, and that the tenth part of the money would pus- belonging to the subjects of the United Provinces of Rio de Britten, H. Oxford-street lO ham-street lO Members for the Borough. Heats. Pe11ed.,................... Os. Od. loos, Od.
Burgess R Rabiliam
" Thanks you as much as if he did." chase the conductors of those newspapers, to recommend ala Plata, not being of the burthen of above one hundred Burnett' F. Strand ll Errington, G., Lower Ed- 'Town Tallow - 460 Od• Yellow So*
Would we had time to put the men of Not bill of attainder to hang their 'rum fathers." and twenty tons, such ships, vessels, or boats not being in- Clarke, Vs ...,•'Roch ester 9 raonton
R 6 4 1 2 Yellow Russia ....-
• • - -
.. 41s. Od. Mottled _ -e.,"- Of
eluded within the said Treaty with the as fu Pro- Mr. Theobald's Baron, 4 yrs
tingham's address into verse ; its resemblance to The writer of the above had been COUNTRY DIARY..-:TUESDIS, JUNE 12.
alluding, vinces of the 2d February 1825 • and it is Marquis of Tavigock's Half-moon, 4 yrs - -s. Od. Graves _ ~.,.,.......- 3.; (0,
that by Rochester would be more striking. we ought to have observed, to some 82, . • 000/ , , , further ordered Appleton, Al., Knaresborough-Dog and Duck, Kingston- Melted Stuff 335. Od. Good Dregs
, that the said anchorage dues shall, in like manner, be on-Hull ll Even betting, and 5t04 on Nigel. Ditto Rough .20s. Od.
.
" Your Majesty has just thought fit, of increase in the secret service money, during and the same are hereby repealed, abolished, and remitted trgessi.ve., Crosstown-George, Warrington 4 e_ ....... .----
"To show your Royal skill and wit, the last four years. Now we are happy that . .
in in favour of the ships, vessels, and boats of or be- ClerniLson,j.r.lomspo_rt=
Mr. Calloway, Portsmouth
d Hayward's, Manchester l2
12 OLD BAILEY--JUNE 8. PRICE OF RAW FAT, per stone of 81b -Junet 614.
Price by Tallow (as stated by the Tallow Me1ter5)...........---
"By naming Premier Mister Canning, longing to the subjects of any other Foreign State or Power Y , e
D er R Exeter-Globe, Exeter ll
sw •o•
eepint, a censure, even two are excepted Gibbons, T., Cheltenham-Rummer, Bristol 2 PRICE OF CANDLES. .
" Not duly first his merits scanning," &c.-Times. so - withwhom his 11 • •
i ajesty shall hereafter enter into and con- Hoskins, M., Falmouth-Public rooms, Swansea - The price of Store Candles, in the retail shops, is as foliono•fe,
from condemnation-the Times and Morning andles, per doz. Bs. Od. to 9s. Od. I Moulds, per closets ••••••;22/
Lord John Russell last night gave notice, that c, elude any such Treat as aforesaid • and that such repeal Irving and o. Liverpool-George- Liverpool
the following Sentences :-
T., Canterbury-Guildhall, Canterbury
Chronicle. -They are but scurvily excepted, ab - • Y ' ' ' Jennings, Co.,'
' '
olition, and remission shall take effect when and so soonlo DEATH-William Rowland Williams, Charles Thomp- PRICE OF OIL. 6
he would on Tuesday next move for leave to indeed,Johnson, Adamson, and Co., Whitehaven-Black Lion, •f9O
for they are " playing their own (same" as the conclusion of such future Treaty shall• •
any - Whitehaven ll son, George Willson, Charles Green, otherwise Henry G. Rape 0;1, ........... 28/. N. ...-.,.- Refined ..„....--24 • g
b bMowne....4.now.•••••Anoreekw*.pnwww.....* 0
101
bring in a Bill to enable the borough of Man- f all ter a ; they are bribed after a fashion • still fled to the Governor or Lieutenant-Governor of the said Jones, R. and Co., Alanchester-Royal hotel Manchester 9 Clements William Turtle George Williams Joshua Linseed Oil Cake et t
2 , t , a, the dull, per thousand -......ee off
Chester to return two Members to Parliament. a '
they are excepted ;so we shall lay them aside. Islands ,
of his Matthews D., C rli 1 H d' Ail h '
respectively, try majesty, through one - awar s, anc ester
. W. Bristol-Mr. Greville Bristol lBo is, Eleanor Dr nor John White, Samuel Smith, Rape Cake, per t0n.,..... .- • ... ........___/
A motion of this kind follows as a necessary Majesty's principal Secretaries of State; and all Governors, Newton,'t
R.,
-i 1 'l,l Holden,'l •
There then remain, of
daily papers, eleven ; Lieutenant-Governors, and other officers, Civil and Milit Nightingale, E.v,eerCc-hstrer-vilite'sAverPwl , Manchester I Richard Jones Leigh, Mary Allen, William Taylor, and Adair's ..-. .„ _ 31s, 3d. I Walls End Newmareii... '
consequence from the disfranchisement of Pen- ary, Parsons, W. Melksliam-Bear, Afelksham lO , . Beaumont-------- 30 0 1 Ditto Hilda .........e. asi 5
ree times a week, four ; twice a week, two ;
th • and all other his Ma;est ••'s sub'ects within the said I io Mary Brown, fOr stealing in a dwelling-house to the Eighton Main.-- 28 0 Dittb-Hotsprir 5' 6
ryn. None we suppose will refuse to admit that week, ll , . 3• J ( Islands Reuel!, W. Monmouth-Ring's head, Monmouth - 28
once a thirty-two or thirty-three-in a are to taee notice hereof, and to govern themselves ac- Wilkinson, J. Leeds-Court-house Leeds I I amount of 40s. ; John llaswell, James Carter, and 0 Ditto Northumberland 15 6
the number of Members of Parliament shouldWilkinson, C., Worcester-Golden 'Lion, Woreester
cording's'. 12 Richard Taylor, for highway robbery ; Thomas Roach,
forty-eight papers et least, the fee simple of Holywell. . 31 3 Ditto Wa1ker.,.........-- ........".".
940 69
be the same as before ; and those who reflect on ` And the Ri h llthe • ' •
g t on. Lords Commissioners of his - e 33 6 'Penfield Trader...... „„•'- 0
. , which 89,000/. This ,Liddell's Main 29 6Bu t n Trader..---''
*•' 6
C 1 G P 1 J D.
onne , eorge ummer, and ohn regan, for burglary ; one's Edh 17*........
2,3
Londonderry
o ......,.. ~
the nature and cause of the offence for which is
- gives, according Majesty's Treasury, and the Right Hon. William C , turges Petitions to be heard at Portugal-street, Liucoln's Inn Fieldsl6
ordinary rule, about 1 700/. apiece. But the Fe ug ----
29
46)
Furtisdoonnclerrx small .....e. 6
the Cornish borough has been deprived of its
conductor • s .-Most of the daily papers have are to give the necessary airections herein as to. thent may Al - A Turnstile Lewis, S I I Johnson fh• t l• H Nichols fPo tiW" I r 30 6 Lambton small 11
y vis, ~ ~ Hooper-street, Clcr_ Isaac ,or horse-s ea mg; H. ,or sheep- n(Pnu so ---
ancient but abused privilege, will doubtless beTanfield Moor -....... 35 6 Cowpen ...............-....,.--• t 0
two or three, some more ;we shall rate them, respectively appertain. JAMES BULLER. Armstrong, R., Manchester kenwell stealing; and G. Warner, for traitorously colouring base
T0wn1ey..,.........,..... 31 0 Hartley
Cary, E., Tamworth Marks, M., Walworth ............-.......* ‘,„ 9
anxious not to transfer the important privilege to coin, to be drawn on a hurdle to the place of execution. This Wylam ....... 32 3 Nesham Main.............. ;r6 0
however, at one each. These forty-eight con- Whitehall, May 30, 1897. Chapman, G., Maidstone Merritt, -, Lambeth Walls End Bell and 34 3 Primrose ...............4... Al 0
any place or body of men who, from circum- ductors would recommend a bill of attainder for The Lord Chaucellor has a ointed James CI Donnithorne, R, New Church- Mossman, J., Brickhill
court, Strand Shinkwin, J., Suliblk-street prisoner protested his innocence, saying, that his hands
were not stained as they must have been if be had Ditto Bell Robs Co.•
on &Co. 34 6 Russell's Hjegh .„......--ee ~,,i 5
stances, might be likely to abuse it. The bestpp tapman, Gardner, J., Birmingham S ira ue SSI d't hl. g , .., pre i c Ditto Bewicke and C 0.... 35 6 Wails End Hettern , '-',6 S
hanging their own fathers, for the tenth t f•
par o the younger, of Holt, in the parish of Bradford in the Hemingway, J., Hull Wilson, R., City-road been so engaged. Rowland Williams was dread- Walls End Brown's.... 31 6 Ditto Lanibton ......ee.•• '1.4 0
security seems to lie in number and respectabi- 82 000/that ' for 1:01 • Our l •of Wilts, G ' e
, ~ is, i. a piece. lunatic county - fully agitated, and Richard Jones Leigh appeared almost Ditto Burraton -.......... al 6 Ditto. Ly0n5,.........e55•-• 96 5
lity of voters combined. Whether, therefore,
frantic; he averted his face, and held up his hands in Ships at Market, 103-Ships sold, Mai Unsold, ese-
, friend is impartial, we must observe, for he COUNTRY. -At the Court-house, Nottingham, June 13,
Manchester be the precise town chosen to be at Ten o'clock. an attitude of horror, when his name was called, and was et eySo'
knocks down the conductors with one hand, and
- Office of Ordnance, June 4, COUNTRY CORN MARKETS DURING Tll-...
invested with this vacant dienitK-and we see the Beedham, J., Nottingham Phelps 1., Nottingham conducted to a seat. Mary Allen prayed that the execution ins
b reporters with the other. Royal Regiment of Artillery.-Second Lieutenant 11. Cockayne, s., Mackeneny Price, h., Nottingham might be stayed on the ground of her being enciente. A Wheat. Barley. Oaf !.....----,"
no reason why it should not-t e principle, at " Let our readers •rs but conceive ' the gentlemen of the G. Teesdale to be First Lieutenant, vice Hill, deceased.- Durdy, T., Gringley
Freestone, W., Loughboro' Taylor, Vernon, J., Ashbourne
W., Alfreton Jury of matrons were sworn, and upon this verdict the per Quarter. -.- ....F................ 6
Lodi
3. tO S. S. to S. 0. to 5.
p.
hest, on which the motion appears Lobe founded Press,' drawn up in battalion, the velites, the '
penny a liars Dated May 26, 1827. Holmes, J. Nottingham Wesley, T., Nottingham prisoner's petition was granted. Ashburn*.42 ~
will, we trust, meet with no opposition :namely, men in front-the political economy article men-the Corps of Royal Engineers.--Gentleman Cadet H. D. frrt J., Leeds Wilson, T., Radford Judgment was respited on Jane Curtis and Thomas lizir, bury --.........e. 54 5B 40 42 40 46 00 53
itt T.rood, W„ Heanor Winfield, J., Bidworth Basingstoke -..... 50, 60 38 42 lig 34 50 68
that. some town or borougt, eminent at once heavy infants yin the centre-the police and the gallery Harness to be Second Lieutenant. Dated May 24, 1827. Morris, A., Mansfield Wood- Woodhouse, J. Blidworth Thomas, until next Sessions. Bath . 52 58 40 44 SS .40 00 05
corps on the flanks ;and then suppose 82,000 golden soya- house Young, A., Nottingham TRANSPORTATION FOR LIFE.-Elizabeth Jordan, Char- Bridgewater -....- 54 - 45 - v 4 --- 0
for wealth and for *an extensive . ponnlaPatchett, R., Nottingham Bridport .............- 50 56 33 34 26 28 5t g
• - reigns spread before them, while they waited, ' like grey- Commissions in the North Somerset Regiment of Yeomanry lotte Dwyer, Wm. Powel, and Wm. Bradbury, aged 13.
Lion, is justly entitled to that portion of representa-
honnds in the slip,' the signal to be given by the' Premier,' Cavalry, signed by the Vice-Lieriteliant of the County _ Bristol. 54 58 46 48 24 32 4o .03
FOR FOURTFEN YEARS-James Broughton, Charles Chesterfield -. 54 64 - - 30 40 54 gO•
tive power which, from whatever cause, has fallen the ' type of the order.' Nothing but the disruption of the of Somerset. TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN. Harwood, Thomas Chase, Dennis Hagan, Thomas Lovel, Daventry ---„, 56 CO 40 44 35 40 58 iti
within the gift and disposal of the Legislature. We hustings after an election could e`yeal the lin.), and confusion W. F. Knatchhull, Esq t l Captain. Datedll
~ o be 1 ay 14 Derby
. 2 SIR-In the report of the trial of Thomas Amot, for John Marks, Barry Gorman, John Barret, Elizabeth Y 54 A
58 63 3S 46 30 38 „ .-_.
Devizes ..-.-....- 56 63 41 43 31 37 •'" oP
see no grounds for doubting that Mr. Canning, of this onset." 1827.-C. Mortimer, Esq. to be ditto. May 18. felony, in obtaining a Harp under false pretences, our con- Harman, Hannah Barber, Thomas Bently, Thomas Bailey, Doncaster. -.58643842 24 35 62, 68
though not in the wide sense of the word a •refor- There would, in such a case, be " a sad Commission in the North Derbyshire C • Corps of Yeomanry duct • was severely commented upon by the Bench (and James Hanson, and Margaret Ryan.. D0rche5ter.......,...
52 65 98 40 30 36 ,''
• Exeter...... 6O 64 96 28 36 38 •"'",„ r-_,
mer, will, now that he has by his vote of Thursday • ~
rumpus," to be sure. Eighty-two thousand so- Cavalry, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of •
tl.e County published in your paper), for receiving goods from a No less than 94 were sentenced to Seven Years' Trans- E e , ,46 54 36 39 20 22 4. I,
sanctioned the measure of disfranchising Penryn; •
vereigns trundling from the skirts of Mr. Can- of Derby.
W• F. hbel G t to be Co • • stranger without due enquiry.
Az er i , en ~ met, vice Leacroft, From the uncourteous manner in which a witness is a few of whom were to be whipped.
portation ; and 117 for different periods of imprisonment, Gloucester...ewe 56 58 46 48 32 44 56,, •16_,
Guildford .... . 44 64 38 43 22 44
.; agree. to a corollary of that proposition which is con-Henley ........... 5O 64 31 43 27 34 5 O,
drops rom a water-
's garment as fast as the f W.
Wing promoted. Dated May 21, 1827, prohibited explanation at the Old Bailey, assertions, in- The Sessions were then adjourned to the 6th of July. Hun 3.1 5...;
gerford --.... 42 64 37 43 30 40
sonant with all notions of common sense and justice,
'no. cart, would be a glorious scramble. The furious to character, are often promulgated; Which it is Ipswich ...-...... 54 63 36 42 - - 49 .es
aid is opposed to no constitutional maxim nor Par- I 0 . , . BANKRUPTS. Leicester---...., 58 62 43 45 ,42 44 et- lt
summing up is prudent :- impossible to remove by simply answering a Counsellor's LONDON MARKETS. Mansfield .- 32 58 41 • 45 Sit 36 -..y 'ye
liementary precedent. It may be added, that Man- J. Joyce and J. Housman, Smith-street, Northampton- using due
"This, it will be said, is a degrading picture of the . . , , _
June studiedquestions. So far
.from not Caution, Newbury............. 43 66 41 ' 43 -20 42 au.„, :,
Chester about a century and a half ago was suffi-square, colour-manufacturers, to surrender l9, 22, we had known that the prisoner for upwards of twelve Northampton ...... 57 60 34 58 30 41 •'"„. n
periodical press; but if it be a just one-" (From the London New Price Current of Friday.) Reading _.. 55 70 42, 46 30 38 l't
ciently important to be thought worthy of a voice in . at two, and July 20, at one, at the Court a Commis- months had been employed by his mother, who kept a re-Much virtue in your "if""lf it be ust SUGAR.-The order from the Treasury respecting Salisbury--..... 51 59 77 49 90' .• 95
.!i
the Senate, when circumstances required a remodel- • - lace, and his own residen
one." We think it would have been as well to is Edwards, Cheltenham, Gloucester, brick-maker,Foreign Sugars reached the Custom-house early in this Sandwich 57
65
4°'
42 29 gg s' 0
ling of Parliament. The precedent is from the time was admitted on the trial tophe correct. The her . wcaes
of the Commonwealth, but the principle was just, have begun by ascertaining that fact ; but when June 25, at five, 26, and July 20, at ten, at the Imperial exhibited in our sale-room twenty days-was adveartised week ; but the necessary arrangements were attended with
„ . , such difficulties and delays, that no aceurate statement was 5'
Shepton Mallet .. 52 54 40 42 36 58 64 '
.0.!
ealoor 1 . 52
_..e6 40 - 42 22 35
... . 0
Tru
And applies equally to all time.-Ibid. a man's head is topsy Curvy it is not surprising Hotel, Cheltenham. White, Lincoln's-Inu, London ;in the Times and Mornin ' Morning Advertiser-was sour in tne made so late as yesterday evening ; the effect produced on Taunton ..
..- - .... ~, ,
. 56 60 40 44 3! 40 TH To
he should begin at the wrong end of an erg u- Whatley and Son, Cirencester. presence of two hundred persons, and considered to have the Market, as might be expected, owing to the delay and Uxbridge 66 74 45 44 SS 43 -- - •
. The Test and Corporation Acts gave rise to I. Jefferies, Saint Philip and Jacob, Gloucester, vie- field ........... 50 02 404 tt ,
ment.-New Times.lised a fair rice. With these observations we leave
Swan reap,. . t unsatisfactory state in which the alterations were broueht Wake
some discussion last night, in the House of tualler, June 16, 19, and July 20, at oue, at the the public to • 1 whether we wer deserving f
o the forward, were unfavourable; there was a heavy Sugar Warminster ......-
a Wantage---.... 55 63 34 45 30 21 ~. ,as
49 X/ 97 44 24 40 "', ' 'l,
Lords. Lord. Holland delivered an excellent Inn, Bristol. Keene, Furnival's-inn, London ; and remarksP that I'2l7'athe Bench. Oure sale-rooms have it ----.... 52 56 40 42 34 3tl ,i, erf
Frankis, Bristol. Market. The sales of British Plantation Muscovades were Ye"
•Per Bushel, s d s d s, d d d d• s• '0
speech in favour of religious liberty. Lord NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. been established nine and in no one instance has inconsiderable, in •
and some instances a shade lower. Tie Buekhigham • o' i 4 O si
O ' si
i si i 6 ° 'll
J. Campion, Guisbrough, York, grocer, July 3,4, and • years, •
our character been called in question. We have to refund Market , 00
Clifden said he believed with his Noble Friend . 20, at twelve, at the Town-house, Guiebroueh Lowe this afternoon was unvaried in price, heavy, and Shrewsbury ...... 9010060" 7 0 8 6 9 6 ' .
PLYMOUTH, JUNE 7.-In Hatnoaze-Britannia, Wia-, the money to the buyer, and surely the loss of 70/. is the purchases inconsiderable. In the Refined Market this • ,
(Earl Spencerl, that the interest of the Church Temple, London ; Clarke, Guishru l''
. gli.
dsor Castle, Ocean, Royalist, Leveret, Lord Sidmouth. quite sufficient without these gratuitous imputations. Re- week there has b •'
been little business; and no material alter- SCOTCH MARKETS.
. .
•
and State did not require these laws, and he had At the Island Vi .1 N• h• 1 gi ant, Nightingale., tinge e, T. H. Worrell, St. John-street, West Smithfield, wine- I • • • "
lying on your candour to insert this letter, we are, Sir, EDINBURGH CORN MAR
anion in the prices could be gated. This afternoon there Our market continua to be thinly st ICEIC. -jennjristtiAo(l:,
• • merchant, June 12, 19, and July 20, at eleven, at the '
always thought it extremely unwise in the In the Sound-Dartmouth. Your most obedient Servants, is more business doing both by the exporters and grocers, cularly Oats, Barley, Pease, and Berns-sales it
eat. op,lr
Court of Commissioners. Hindmarsh and Son, Crescent, GODFREY and BOUSFIELD
Church to take an active part in opposing Ca- Lieut. Heins, Commander of the Sir Francis Drake •
Jewin-street, Cripplegate. 35, Chiswell-street, June 4, 1827.* • prices unvaried. Molasses heavy, and rather lower. The middling supply, which sold freely, at an advance of ;15. '• •
ek
top, and 80. on the average of last market day. itesA
- -- - - • . • • ,_-_. T._, public sale of Mauritius Sugar this week went off freely at
_ .. _

Lord John Russell last night gave notice, that
he would on Tuesday next move for leave to
bring in a Bill to enable the borough of Man-
chester to return two Members to Parliament.
A motion of this kind follows as a necessary
consequence from the disfranchisement of Pen-
ryn. None we suppose will refuse to admit that
the number of Members of Parliament should
be the same as before ; and those who reflect on
the nature and cause of the offence for which
the Cornish borough has been deprived of its
ancient but abused privilege, will doubtless be
anxious not to transfer the important privilege to
any place or body Of men who, from circum-
stances, might be likely to abuse it. The best
security seems to lie in number and respectabi-
lity of voters combined. Whether, therefore,
Manchester be the precise town chosen to be
invested with this vacant dignity—and we see
no reason why it should not—the principle, at
least, on which the motion appears Lobe founded
we. trust, meet with no opposition : namely,
that• some town or borougTi, eminent at once
for wealth and for an extensive . popula-
tion, is justly entitled to that portion of representa-
tive power which, from whatever cause, has fallen
within the gift and disposal of the Legislature. We
see no grounds for doubting that Mr. Canning,
though not in the wide sense of the word a •refor-
mer, will, now that he has by his vote of Thursday
-sanctioned the measure of disfranchising Penryn;
agree. to a corollary of that proposition which is con-
sonant with all notions of common sense and justice,
and is opposed to no constitutional maxim nor Par-
liamentary precedent. It may be added, that Man-
chester about a century and a half ago was suffi-
ciently important to be thought worthy of a voice in
the Senate, when circumstances required a remodel-
ling of Parliament. The precedent is from the time
of the Commonwealth, but the principle was just,
And applies equally to all time.—lbid.
• The Test and Corporation Acts gave rise to
some discussion last night, in the House of
Lords. Lord. Holland delivered an excellent
speech in favour of religious liberty. Lord
Clifden said he believed with his Noble Friend
(Earl Spencer), that the interest of the Church
and State did not require these laws, and he had
:always thought it extremely . unwise in the
Church to take an active part in opposing Ca-
tholic Emancipation. If it had supported Ca-
tholic Emancipation—if it had assisted in ar-
ranging the Tithe System, as it was arrang-
ing in Ireland, he was sure the Church would
be more secure- This would he wisdom ; but
the heads of the Church, it would seem, think
it is impossible that what is generous, liberal,
and magnanimous, can be wise. The vulgar
cunning of the low huckster, who thinks his
character for worldly wisdom would be gone for
ever, were he to be just on any other terms than
compulsion, would seem rather to be the fa-
vourite model. And then the Bishop of Chester
tells us, that "the Legislature thought that the
faith and doctrines of the Church were founded in
truth, and ought to be kept in alliance with the
State ; and it proceeded, as a consequence of
this principle, to take measures to secure the
Church. It could not therefore entrust those with
power, who, from necessity, and if they were sincere
in their own faith, must endeavour to overthrow the
Established Church." There are a number of
ergos here; but they prove a little too much. Scot-
land forms no inconsiderable part of this island, and
w-arrosses no small share of the commerce, manufac-
tures, marine, &c. of the empire. It has its separate
religion also adopted by the State, as being the true
one in the North. But if it follows that all men
who are sincere in their own faith must endeavour
to overthrow the Church of their neighbours, why
do pot the English. Legislature, the Members of
which so much outnumber the Scotch Members,
~,ndeavour to overthrow Presbyterianism ? 0, but
that was fixed at the Union! What !• can nothing
be fixed but what was fixed at the Scotch Union
But ibis is the reasoning of a pedagogue, and not of
a -statesman ; and it
.is undeserving of notice.—
Morning Chronicle. •
The circumstance stated by Mr. Peel, in the
House of Commons, of Mr. Turner having been
put to about 10,0001. expense by the exploit of
the Wakefields, is a remarkable, but not a sin-
gular instance, of the high price at which that
article called justice is purchased in England.—
However agriculturists and manufacturers may
complain of inadequate returns from the produce
of their farms and looms, the lawyers are sure, in
every situation of affairs, to obtain, at least, re-
munerating prices. They want no Act of Par-
liament to force up the market of the law ; for so
well adopted to that-purpose is the machinery of
their system; that it prevents, under all circum-
stances, a depression of price ; and whatever

Lieut. Hains, Commander of the Sir Francis Drake
steam-packet, is appointed to the Ramillies, on the Coast
Blockade station.

Sir Thomas Hardy will proceed en his next cruise with
the experimental ships, in the Galatea frigate, Capt. Sir•
Charles Sullivan, Bart. Commaader Thos. L. Robins is
appointed to his flag ship. The experimental ships are
undergoing such alterations as the experience gained by the
projectors in the late cruise, may suggest. They will
then take on board every description of provisions and
stores necessary to a foreign station, for the purpose of
showing their capacity and other qualifications, at sea, as
combined with velocity.
Commander J. N. Campbell is appointed to the Albion ;
Commander It. Dickem on, to the Genoa ; and Comman-
der M. M. Wroot, to tLe Spartiate (promoted from being
Flag Lieutenant), lying in the Tagus ; Commander G. W.
Bridges, to the Prince Regent : Commander E. R. P.
Mainwaring, to be Inspecting Commander at Plymouth.
Mr. R. Guthrie to be Surgeon of the Dryad ; Rev. J.
Morgan to be Chaplain of the Revenge ; Mr. Haigh to be
Secretary to Sir Charles Ole; Mr. Doubt, to be Purser
of the Pylades.—Plymot.:th Journal.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE, JUNE 8.

FROM LLOYD'S.

GRAVESEND, 7.—Arrived the Magnet, Taylor,
from Lisbon ; Venus, Gibbs, from ditto ; Gratitude, Dug-
dale, from Teneriffe ; Marquis of Huntley, Fraser, from
Canton; Isabella, Dishman, from Oporto; Rawlins, —,
from Jamaica ; S. Ward, Moore, from St. Vincent's ; and
Scotsman, Erskine, from Jamaica. Sailed the Julius
Caesar, Stafford, for Honduras ; and George, Brook, for
Tobago.

J. Campion, Guisbrough, York, grocer, July 3,4, and
20, at twelve, at the Town-house, Guisbrough. Lowe,
Temple, London ; Clarke, Guisbrougli.
T. 1-1. Worrall, St. John-street, West Smithfield, wine-
merchant, June 12, 19, and July 20, at eleven, at the
Court of Commissioners. Hindmarsh and Son, Crescent,
Jewin-street, Cripplegate.
J. 11. Smithers, Liverpool, provision-merchant, July
5,6, and July 20, at eleven, at the George Inn, Liver-
pool. Mawdsley, Liverpool ; and Adlington and Co.,
Bedford-row.

N. W. Wortley, Beaumont-Chase, Uppingham, Rutland,
dealer and chapman, June 28, at six, 29, and July 20, at
ten, at the Three Crowns Inn, Leicester. Clowes, Orme,
and Wedlake, King's-Bench-walk, Temple.
G. Beswick and J. Beckley, Dover-street, Piccadilly,
Middlesex, hotel-keepers, June 19, 26, and July 20, at ten,
at the Court of Commissioners. Gates, Lombard-street.
F,. Jones, Compton-street, Soho, Middlesex, grocer, June
12, at ten, 22, at eleven, and July 20, at nine, at the Court
of Commissioners. Amory and Coles, Throgmorton-street.
S. W. Cousens, Norton Folgate, Middlesex, linen-
draper, June 15, at twelve, 22, at ten, and July 10, at
twelve, at the Court of Commissioners. James, Bucklers-
bury.

The Piggott, —, from Jamaica to London, was to-
tally lost on the 27th of April, on the Bemine Keys—
crew saved.

On Monday last, being Whit-Monday, forty
persons, from seventy to eighty-eight years of age, were
regaled at the house of a lady near this city, with a good
dinner, tea, &c. Their united ages amounted to 3020
years; they are all residents in the parish of Claines.—
Worcester Journal.

Sinclair has had wonderful success during his
trip to the Sister Kingdom. At Cork, such brilliant
houses were scarcely ever seen ; and at Limerick, his be-
nefit exceeded any witnessed there since the visit of Cata-
lani. We have been informed, that owing to the great
number of persons who were unable to obtain admission
upon that occasion, the Manager made most advantageous
offers to Mr.. S. for three additional nights, which were
accepted by that gentleman. His beautiful ballad,
" Bonnie Breast Knots," was trebly encored every even-
ing. Prior to the arrival of this highly gifted gentleman
at Cork, it had been determined to close the theatre, in con-
sequence of the little support given to that establishment.
The presence, however, of Mr. Sinclair, acted as a magical
wand ; for no sooner was it ascertained that an engage-
ment had been entered into with Min, than the inhabitants
of the town, and for miles round, hastened to secure places,
to witneSs the exhibition of those peculiar abilities for which
he is so justly admired. Mr. Sinclair, we find, commences
an engagement at Cheltenham on Monday next.
On the 27th ult., a dead male infant was
found in a hovel, near the village of Little Dalby, in Lei-
cestershire.
It is supposed that it was left there, while
alive, by its inhuman mother, and was starved to death !
An inquest was held upon the body, and a verdict of wil-
ful murder returned.—Lincoln Mercury.
On Monday last, a shocking accident occurred
at the Hoe. Some boys were engaged in a game which is
played by throwing sticks at snuff-boxes placed on pins,
when a little girl, who was looking on, was unfortunately
struck in the eye by one of the sticks, so violently, that the
ball was-completely forced from the socket.--P/ynicuth
Journal of Thursday.
Some of the London Papers mention that at
the Mansion-house, on Friday, " A poor woman, with
four male children, claimed the assistance of the Lord
Mayor to proceed on her journey to Greenwich, to obtain
parochial relief; she stated that she had arrived in Lon-
don, by the waggon, from Worcester, the parish officer of
All Saints, Worcester, having started her and -her four
children, with the enormous sum of eighteen-pence to sup-
port them on their journey." The Lord Mayor, it is add-
ed, was so convinced of the truth of her statement, that he
afforded her relief. We have made some enquiries into
this case, and we find, from the very respectable and hu-
mane Secretary of the House of Industry, Mr. Thomason,
that as the woman in question belonged to Greenwich,
24,5. was paid for the conveyance of the mother and. children
to London ; bread and cheese were also given for their
subsistence on the road ; and the woman had as much
money given to her as the said was sufficient-o- that,
upon the whole, she does ' not appear very' worthy of the
relief afforded her by the Lord Mayor.... Worcester Jour.

(From the London New Price Current of Friday. )
SUGAR.-The order from the Treasury respecting
Foreign Sugars reached the Custom-house early in this
week ; but the necessary arrangements were attended with
such difficulties and delays, that no accurate statement was
made so late as yesterday evening ; the effect produced on
the Market, as might be expected, owing to the delay and
unsatisfactory state in which the alterations were brought
forward, were unfavourable ; there was a heavy Sugar
Market. The sales of British Plantation Muscovades were
inconsiderable, and in some instances a shade lower. The
Market this afternoon was unvaried in price, heavy, and
the purchases inconsiderable. In the Refined Market this
week there has been little business; and no material alter-
ation in the prices could be stated. This afternoon there
is more business doing both by the exporters and grocers,
prices unvaried. Molasses heavy, and rather lower. The
public sale of Mauritius Sugar this week went off freely at
full prices ; llavannah and Brazil Sugars, advertised for
public sale, were withdrawn till the result of the new ar-
rangement as to the admission of Foreign Sugars should be
fully ascertained.
- • -

The Resolution, Cray, from New Orleans to Liverpool'
was abandoned on the 29th of April, in the Gulf of Passage,
having struck on Orange Keys. The crew have arrived
at Charleston.

COFFEE. —The public sales this week have been rather
extensive ; all British Plantation descriptions except
good and fine ordinary Jamaica, which are scarce, have
sold at a reduction of 2s. per cwt. Foreign is heavy,
and also a shade lower ; good ordinary St. Domingo,
435. 6d. ord.—coloury, 445. 6d. The Public Sales of
Coffee this forenoon consisted of about 3,000 bags Foreign,
and 500 packs British Plantation, the latter went off
heavily at the reduction we have stated. About 2,600
bags St. Domingo, a considerable proportion taken in ;
offers for good quality about 435., and a large propor-
tion of good quality sold at that price.
RrcE.—The transactions in Rice have been rather ex-
tensive; Bengal and Carolina are Is. higher. The duty
on Bengal Rice will be reduced le. a cwt.; the duty on
Paddy Rice, which has been considered too low in pro-
portion, and which has in consequence been imported
lately to a great extent, is advanced 6d. per bushel; the
report of the latter being to favour the productions of the
English Colonies is too ridiculous to require comment.
,

;COTCH MARKETS. ..
EDINBURGH CORN MARKET.--June 6. pe•
Our market continued to be thinly stocaed with Gra:„tyibssolle
cularly Oats, Barley, Pease, and Beans--saleg flat. 011,t
middling supply, which sold freely, at an advance of ;15. • •
top, and Sd. on the average of last market day. 0
1300
Wheat. Barley. Oats. Pease.. bee .„A
First 66s lid 46s 04 , 4ls Od 56s 6,1 os r 4
Second
Third s6s Od 386 Od 32s Od 40s Od undeid.
There were 267 qrs. of Wheat in market, which sold as, 00. A
3 ...at 66s Od. 91 ...at 6lB Od. 5 ...at. ...•• av ,
21
27
71 ' 63 0

Average, 625. 6d.
PRICES or PROVISIONS, &C. 00.,4
Beef, per lb. O. f.d. to Os. Rd. Freela Butter,lb.s.lo"' o'o
Mutton 0 6 0 8 Salt Ditto...—. 0 0 fa
0 4 0 8 Ditto, per cwt. 0 0 0 0
Pork—,.-- 0 4 0 6 Eggs, per doe. 0 6 90
Lamb, per fir. 2 6 4 6 OatStraw(kpl.) 0 010
Tallow, per lb. 0 4 0 41- Wheat Ditto..—ls 1,.), 15 ll
Quartern Loaf 0 8 0 0 Barley Ditto 0 `l., 0
Potatoes, 141 b. 0 8 0 0 Hay, per at.-- 0 v

" .--------- 56
EDINBURGH MEAL MARKET,-4' ~. n,
We had a middling supply of Oatmeal at this da.
which sold heavily at Is. per sack lower on the toy price..,„. g
Per Sack of 28011,. Imp. Per Stone of Ftlh. . 117 5 o
0
First Oatmeal
Second ditto
Barleymeal S 0 Second ditto ............ il" 5. 0
1 IS 0 Barlevmeal ............... t",
.50,
Peas ern eal 1 19 0 Peasemeal ................... 5
Pot Barley—No. 1, per cwt. 1-Is.--ad, 164,-3(1. 2C15... , (
GLASGOW CORN MARKET.—June ,hef(2;l4toi
O
The demand tor Wheat and Oats has improved, a`• P`
are rather dearer. No Barley ofrering. No alteration 11)
and Pease.
Wheat, per 24011).
British, old .........

Corrox.—The very favourable reports from Liverpool,
and from the manufacturing districts, have occasioned
no alteration in the Cotton Market here. The sales for
the week ending last night inclusive consist of :-200 Ben-
gal 4d. a 4P. ; 1,200 Surat 4d. a sd. ; 250 Bowed
Sid. a 6d. ; 600 Egyptian this afternoon '7d. a 70. duty
paid. The accounts from Liverpool state the sales of Cot •
ton from Saturday to Wednesday at 15,000 bags, the prices
rather higher.—From Manchester the advice* say, " the
orders for goods are now so extensive that our manufac-
turers refuse to execute them for the next three months,
as they cannot supply the orders they have already re-
ceived ; every thing bears the most cheering prospect here."
TOBACCO.-The sales for the week ending last night
inclusive (which have transpired), are inconsiderable par-
cels to the trade ; but we believe a parcel of 200 Mids. for
export has been. purchased at rather lower rates than what
has been considered the currency of the market.
Hors.-The Hop Market has become steady at about
30s. per cwt. under the late highest prices obtained.
On.s.—The Oil Market is heavy, but with little altera-
tion in the currency, by private contract. By public sale
this forenoon Sperm 69/. ss. a 697. 10s. ; Head Matter,
73/. 10s. ; Southern 24/. a 25/.
FRUIT.-About 4 or 500 barrels of New Red Smyrna
Raisins have arrived lately, the greater part of which have
sold at 50s; in the other descriptions nothing material has
occurred.

s. d. s.d.
31 0 to 320
300 320
30 0 32 0
200 310

new ......

The Harmony, Young, from Leith to Quebec, ran on
a rock in bearing into Stornaway on the Ist inst., but is
expected to be got off.
The William Peile, Evans, of Liverpool, bound to Ham-
rnerfest, has put into Stornaway, leaky.
The Vigilant, Taylor, of Glasgow, bound to Archangel,
has put into Stornaway, leaky, having been on shore.
The Pacific, Brown, of Cork, bound to Quebec, is at
Liverpool, having put in in consequence of a conspiracy
amongst the passengers.

Canada, free
Irish
Barley, per 3201 b.
English
Scottish
Irish.

Haw, FLAX, and TaLtow.--The Tallow Market for
parcels has become rather heavy, and the quotations are 6d.
to ls. lower. The contracts for time are extensive, and
chiefly at 38s. The late accounts from St. Petersburgh
are dated 7th, old style. The Exchange was a shade
lower, 10d. 5-16 ; Tallow 99 rubles. In Hemp or Flax
here there is little altiration to notice ; the latter more in
demand, but at lower prices. •
Rvis, Bum, arA 110141,414P5.,...Th0 brisk demand

0
Oat?, per WO'. 13a 0'
Irish
British
Beans, per •:eolb., 0 :00
English
Scottish
Pease, Scottish •••
Oatmeal, per 1401, 49
perl6olb •

U 6 M 6
336 346
NO 326

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MARRIED. the Opr
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On the 9th inst., at St. James's Church, 11 p ,e
Rev, the Lord Bishop of Llandaff, Dr. Bur"e; 0f,..;,0
Spring gardens, to Anna Louisa, only daugelltilagdr
late Rev. Henry Ferd, L.L.D., Principal 01, i ~,
Hall, Oxford, and Canon Residentiary of IlereNAT. 11',•et
On Thursday last, at St. Peter's, Walwortb, "'loll at
Henry Spencer, of Ashton Clinton, Bucks, t,), Mis 9 tiCe-
Burslern, eldest daughter of Mr. jappo B. tr'le"l' bi.
Surrey.steet, Blackfriars. . gbire' of
On the 7th inst., at St. Neots, in Iluntinga°lloq.,
tho Rev. George Freer, John Bonus Child' " ,
Clapham, Surrey, to Miss Rix, of St. Neots.
.Re""'
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On the 7th instant, at Cheltenham, by tile ,eorr
Fletcher, James Allardyce, M.D., to Charlotte'l'
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second daughter •of the late John Sliakespear, 9
DIED.00l"
On the 28th nit. at his house in the Strand, jr.l‘jr.
Strt.
Price, in the 69th year of his age. Jaye; „0,
On the 21st of January last, at Telliellerry, j 0g.:,,
yens, Esq. of the Bombay Civil Service, Senior I:0v;
the Provincial Court of Circuit and Appeal for t„-bigi'
bar Division, sincerely and deservedly Pi
lations and friends. ftev•
regrettefl by .
On the Sd inst. Margaretta, the wife of the so,
ward C. Frith, of Bridgen-place, Kent, aged 3$ Y

We hear it is in contemplation to abolish the
present Blockade Service on the coast, by substituting
flying picquets of cavalry for the land service, and by hav-
ing an additional number of small revenue cruisers on the
coast. we have good reason to believe the present Coast
Blockade is any thing but effectiVe for the objects in view,
while the expence to the country is very
illorning Register.

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PalNlizz) PußLisuiso by M. YOUNG, 4'
Suo-Orrlcs, IsTo. 112, Strand.