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'ease which has created so universal a sentiment to the same opinion. It' they can make it appear ' FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. the Commercial-rooms, Eristol....J. West, ten., Shepton. LAW INTELLIGENCE. been offered• and refused, and generally the maticet De,
a pity for the innocent girl, whose amiable feel- that they are sufficiently formidable in point of num- Mallett,•Somersetshire, clothier, June 13, at one, at the well, though few sales are reported. Some of the Ca;i7j
?figs, and, to use the very words of her ensnarer, hers 'to render. ROLLS COURT, MAY 17. it unsafe to delay the repeal, Mr. Whitehall, May 15. Commercial-rooms, Bristol-J. Pagan, Norwich, draper, Indigo purchased at the late public sales have been re-'',
CITY TITHES. -MACDOUGALL V. vOIINC. at an advance of 6d. to 10d. per lb.
" unbounded . affection towards her Canning, on the same ground that he advocates the The King has been pleased to direct letters patent June 8, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners-G. Scott,
This was a suit instituted by Mr. Macdougall, the lay pnoessioas Beef or pore
parent,"
of earthen-
Houghton-le-Spring, Durham, manufacturer . . -There is no alteration in.
prompted the sacrifice of herself to a person who, Catholic Claims, may conic to their assistance. But to be passed under the Great Seal of the United
ware,Kin Houghton-le-Spring,
June' 9, at twelve, at the' Queen's Head Inn, impropriator of St. Helen's, Bishopsgate-street, for tithes, the late sales are quite inconsiderable. Bacon continues
although now under •the just • '
going
Durham-W. Pocock, Layton, Essex., cabinet-maker,
June
of his crimes, feels but a very slight portion of cringing pusillanimous part these last twenty or county palatine of Chester unto George Harry Earl of 37th of Henry VIII., for which he had also brought an Rum, BRANDY, AND HOLLANDpurchases
s.-The 26,
.at one, at the Court of Commissioners-
. e.
.. thirty years, never - troubling themselvei respecting Stamford and Warrington, in the room of the Marquess of ‘R. Watmesley, M. and W. J. Turner, Basinghall-street, action in the Court of Common Pleas, in which the jury Rum since our last are very limited, consisting of se_e"m"
the agony and mental suffering he has inflicted
trO7
this grievance, that the world can hardly be blamed Cholmondeley, deceased.found their verdict that the decree was not enrolled, parcels for shipping. The Government contract adver )
upon the parents of her whom, even now, he has for forming a very low estimate of their importance. merchants, June' 12, at twelve, at the Court of Commis-'
sioners-J. Abbott, Conduit-street, Hanover-square, auc-
the audacity to call his wife--the wife of a felon. In fact, we should never have heard of the Dis- Whitehall, May 17.
tioneer, June 12, at tell, at the Court of Commissioners-- Mr. HORNE, for the plaintiff, upon this cause being for next
called on, said, the plaintiff was not prepared, not thinking Week appears to suspend transactions until they
ticulars as to prices are ascertained. Brandies are at ti
The speeches of Lords Redeedale and Tenter. seaters of late years, had it not been for a sort of The King has been pleased to direct letters HII B SJune 12, that the cause was on the paper. nal quotations, the business reported being too trivial to If
patent to H. ooper, ognor, Sussex, grocer, at ten, at
den on this occasion show what an electrical controversy which has arisen out of the Anti- he passed under the Great Seal of the United Kingdom, the Court of Commissioners-W. H. Stamp and W. Ni- Mr. SUGOEN (with whom were the COMAION-SER-
port. Geneva is offered at rather lower prices withoutlfi
GEANT and Mr. CoE), for the defendant, stated, that the
effect is produced, and in how amiable- a light a Catholic petitions nam l e.y, whether they or the constituting the Right Honourable Charles Watkin cholson, Norway-wharf, Mill-bank, timberemerchants, Junecilitating sales. At a late hour the only transaction reporw,ee
plaintiff was fully aware that the cause stood over by con-
-12, at one, at the Court of Commissioners-11. Donald-is a parcel of Jamaica, newly landed, 30 over, at 3s. 1117,1
good man appears, when he. v.-tot only undertakes Churchmen were the most violent opponents of the Williams Wynn ; John William Viscount Dudley and sent, until this day ; and he, therefore applied to the Court FRUIT.-The reduced stock of Red Smyrna Raisins' I
ise i
the cause of the inn;weut, pleads with im-
butit •' • Catholics; and whether the No-Popery Parsons had
Ward, Frederick John Viscount Godei ' Right son, Buckingham-street, Strand, army-agent, June I'2, at
ech, and the twelve, at the Court of Commissioners-E. Russell, White to dismiss the la, with costs, the hands of the importers, is now not more than 200 br e
passioned zeal and -talent ; and in how diffe.rent a most interest with the Dissenters, or with their own
Honourable William Sturges Bourne, Ilis Blajesty's three Horse-court, Southwark, bop-merchant, June 8, at eleven, The Maseee. of the Roils directed the bill to be dis- and their having been sold at 505., has, of necessity, tura7.l
of • • e teks. When the Dissenters learn to respect them- missed, with costs, upon production of an affidavit of the the attention of the grocers to New Valencia Raisinete,'
point view IS that advocate exhibited who, inselves, and let it be seen tliat the d.
e Principal Secretaries of State, or His Majesty's three at the Court of Commissioners-P. Caumont, Old Broad-
service of the subpoena to hear judgment. consequence the importers appear inclined to meet tFi;
defending 'the cause of fraud and treachery, lends to be played on by those who wish to make tools of Principal Secretariesof State f •the • •
m time being ; the street,.. merchant, June 8, at eleven, at the Court of Com-
nussioners--.1. Johnson, Ferry-wharf, Vauxhall, coal- views, and considerable sales have been made, ftcne MAY 52terol• '
himself: to a line of defence, the only object of them, they will of course be respected by others.- Right Hon. Geo. Canning, First Commissioner of his Ma- merchant, June 15, at twelve, at the Court of Commis- COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, 18. 535., and old ditto at 40s. In Currants nothing Ina
ej
whieh is to injure and expose to ridicule an artless Mid. jesty's Treasury and Chancellor of his Majesty's Exchequer, sioners-G. Farr, Bread-street, merchant, June 15, at ten, KELLY V. BENNETT. has occurred this week, prices remain stationary; aP'
of very inferior from Malta. were offered by public sale
child. We wish Mr. Turner that success which every I •
It is reported in political circles that his Royal or the First Commissioner of his Majesty's Treasury and the at the Court of Commissioners-G. Wicksteed, Broad- This case was tried before the Lord Chief Justice at
Guildhall, during the sittings after last Hilary Term, when mitt
street, St. James's, cabinet-maker, June 8, at ten, at the .. . Wednesday, and a great part sold from 85s. to 88s• tr
good and feeling heart has long wished him, and Chancellor of his Majesty's Exchequer for the time being ;68
a verdict was returned for the plaintiff for 50/. It was an
Highness time Lord High Admiral, on first taking Court of Commissioners-J. Hill, Stapleford Abbotts, damaged), which was a very high price, but which Inal which he is well entitled, not merely as some John Baron Tei h• • gnmout ; the Right Hun. John Sullivan • action to recover compensation for services done to the de- accounted for, as the buyers would obtain a great adir; compensation for his own harassed feelings, kept in his seat at the Board, addressed his Council in and Sir Geor W• d Bge Warren der art. •; Joseph Phillimore,
' Essex, dealer, June 8, at eleven, at the Court of Commis-
sioners-T. Hall and W. P. hallows, Bas• hllmg a -street, fendant, (who was the owner of the ship Vansittart), as a tags in the tai e ; the prices rather
'"' of Museatells have •
a state of such painful suspence and protracted agi- a speech of so length 1 • t f
me, am in ems o pecus L.L.D. and Sir James Macdonald, Bart., his Majesty's Blackwell-hall-factors, June 8, at one, at the Court of seaman on board that ship. 'd • ''''
proved, although the demand continues very langui
tation, but as some slight alleviation, late as it may - This morning the case came on to be argued ; and the
liar animation and propriety, pointine out the Commissioners for the Affairs of India. - Commissioners--P. Warren, Warminster, Wiltshire, meal- other descriptions there is no variation.
ecine, to sooth the spirits of his literally heart- Es Court, after having heard the Counsel on both sides, de- re vet
man June 9, at twelve at the Angel Inn, Warminster-. ...EMI', FLAX, AND TALLOW. Tallow continues .
broken wife ; and also as the last reward for that '
duties he required from them, the principles The King has been pleased to direct letters patent to be
J.
at . . ,
NS ittins, Warminster, cornfactor, June 9, at one, at the cided that there appeared to be no ground to disturb the firm, on account of the extensive deliveries, which ha",
passed under
pas,the Great Seal of the United Kingdom, grant- verdict.-Rule discharged.arty, undaunted persevemnce shown by him, in site of which would covert his own conduct, and which Angel Inn Warminster -R• Pearce and A. Atarrat ds, reduced the stock to about 15,000 casks ; the prices
b ing the office and place of Advocate-General or Judge- ..............
every deterring obstacle and difficulty, while in sup- he wished should govern their s, and stating his Penzance, merchants, June 8, at eleven, at the Union shade higher. Hemp and Flax are at a small decline, be ,
Martial of his Majesty's Forces, to the Honourable James Hotel, Penzance-J. Gibbins, Birmingham,banker,
POLICE INTELLIGENCE. the transactions continue limited.
port of the cause of every father in the kingdom- and r d' ea iness to receive their advice, i ses
the bringing to. justice a miscreant, whose whole life anxietyasked Abercromby. June 15, at eleven, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham-W. SPICES.-Spices continue very heavy ; the putc.la •
nea
whether or unasked, upon all subjects - Chase, jun., Gosport, merchant, June 12, at twelve, at BOW-STREET.-Yesterday evening, just as Si, since the India Sale are confined to small parcels PePr has been a tissue of baseness, and whose present con- Whitehall, May 17, 1827.
connected with time good of the service. Then, the Office of Mr. Callaway, Portsmouth-W. Duff and T. RICHARD BraNie was quitting the office, Mr. Thomas at 3-id., and Cassia and Mace at sale prices.
edi'
duct, instead of being characterised b f 1.
engs a dd • li• r King has been pleased to direct letters patent to
a ressuig imse_t to the two Secretaries by The I . I be Browne, Liverpool, merchants, June 8, at one, at the Cribb, renowned for pugilistic honours, entered the office, Tna.-Eoheas of best quality sell at a premium of -
sorrow and repentance, is marked by the most
shameless and hardened effrontery That Pro '
ei name, he is stated to have told them that lie passed under I Great Sealof the IT it sl
the
dance which, in the first • - . • Ah; .--
begged they themselves •
instance, permitteu ism to would consider in future Great Britain and Ireland, constituting and appointing the June 13, at eleven, at the Court House, Leeds-E. C. pigmy of a fellow, who gave his name James Young. discount of Id. per lb.
. . ,
Fyffe, New Cavendish-street, Portland-place, grocer, June Sir EseirAnn-You area poor foolish fellow. Go
Right Hon. George Tierney, to be Master and Worker of a
carry off an innocent girl, was secretly preparing his to be merely what their designation imported- e 9, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners-D. Williams, directly and pay what you owe. I will not suffer any li- WHITECHAPEL HAY MARKET.-May 17. 'od,
the Mint. Hay.,,, .......S4s. Od. to 120 s Od. I Clover 906 Gd. to 1358. punishment for a former and similar act of cruelty. Secretaries-that is, b
appointed to carry persons
5traw.,.,..,, • * 365. •
,-....-.. Od. to 425. Od.
.....-''
When his • i sect m was wholly in his power, that on the correspondence and execute the orders of Whitehall, May 18, 1827. Commissioners-J. Wortham and F. Wortham, Oxford- own house. PRICES OF HOPS (per Cwt.)-May 12 .„,
mysterious power interposed its shield and, b h B 1 ,l 1 • r The King has been pleased to direct letters patent to be street, and Leamington, linen-drapers, June 8, at one, at The parties then retired : and the gentleman waiter Kent Pockets --...... .•. .... 4/. 15s. 5/. 12s. to a iu-
y t e oar( • an- taat in future they would con-
working on the fears or the wretch, saved her.- .' the Court of Commissioners-J. Neale and S. Warner, having sent the constable to spout his " ticker," paid one Sussex Ditto -----,-,. 4/. 4s. 5/. Os. to 5/. 801.-
.'
used under the Great Seal of the United Kingdom of
'der that it was no art of their business p either p -
Farnham
Ditto,.,, ,- ....... 41. 10e 5/, 10s. to 6/. ,„,••
Milk-street, wholesale linen-drapers, June 29, at eleven, at sovereign to the poor-box, the expenses, &c., and Cribb Farnham Ditto, Fine O/. Os. 81. Os. to 91. „A"-.
How grateful, then, Must that father be to this same. Sider
Great Britain and Ireland, constituting and appointing
to interfere with the arrangements of the ser- - Seconds -......-.. 01. Os. 71. Os. to Si. •••-•
Almighty hand which, when every hope l' seemed" •
vice, or with the promotions of Officers. We' George Earl Carlisle, William Dacres Adams, and of June 12, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners--W.--....-.- 41. 4s. 4/. 18s. too ils. ,g.,.. .
HATTON-GARDEN.-A wretched-looking lad, who, Kent
Sussex Bags Ditto
fled, every b.'aman effort unavailing, restored his
Essex Ditto-- *-* - 341/1 It
44111 It 54 t)''.
child, ilmo-Jent and pure, to his arms, to a mother's give this as the substance of what we have Henry Dawkinis, Esters., to be Commissioners of his Ma- Liutott, Leadenball-market, butcher, June 15, at ten, at
from the effects of a paralytic stroke, was quite without the
the Court of Commissioners-D. Matthews, Carlis'e, mer- Old Duty laid at £lOO,OOO.
jesty's Woods, Forests, and Land Revenues. use of his limbs at one side, applied to the Sitting Magis- ---e' embrace's, and to home, connexions, and friends.-- heard stated ; and if it be correct, as we are car, June 12, at two, at Hayward's Hotel, Manchester. PRICE OF POTATOES.-May 14..
Ibid. strongly inclined to think that it is, we can only St. James's-Palace, May 16, 1827. trates, Messrs. Laing and Rogers, for an order to be ad- Yorkshire Kidneys --........ 41. Os. to 01. Os. per Too.
CERTIFICATES, JUNE 8. witted into the workhouse of the lower liberty of St. An- Seotch Reds ... .. 4/. 10s. to 5/. Os. ditto.
The result of the Election for the University say that it does great credit to the person who
J The King was this day pleased to confer the honour of
G. 111. Evelyn, Skinner-street, Snow-hill, chip and leg- drew's, Holborn. He had been affected by the stroke that Oxnobles and Shaws **--
3/. Os. to 34 10s. ditto.
.of Dublin may furnish materials for not unpro- is thus stated to have adopted so plain and Knighthood on Frederick Beilby Watson, Esq. horn hat-manufacturer-A. Rhind, Lime-street, merchant maimed him fora considerable time, which prevented him Marsh Champions, 4/. 10s. to 5/. Os. ditt0.,..........
fitable reflection.--Mr. Croker, it will be seen, straight-forsvard a line. We approve particularly -S. Gyblett, - Shepton Mallett, currier-R. Thornley, from being able to be of much service to himself. A me- PRICES OF LEATHER.
Per lb. d. to d. d. Wit' Crown-Office May 18, 1827. Per lb.
succeeded by a very great majority. But toting
p. of that part of the report which relates to the Se.. ' • •
Membere returned to serve in this present Parliament. Vale House, Cheshire, cotton-spinner-W. Bishop, jun., dical gentleman, named Owen, had lately employed him as potts__„.„..so to
Camden- place cheesemonger-J. Henderson, Rotheram, alight iorter, but, owing to his infirmity, Ise was unable 561 b- 19 21 Tanned Horse Hides,. 13 '
,A, 1
Ditto,---60 to 661 b- 21 23 Spanish Ditto .- 9 Mr. Croker out of the question, of the other two cretaries, gall and wormwood as the avowal suis.F. OF EDINBURGH.
grocer-M. W. Lewis, Stamford-grove, Upper Clapton, to keep his place. He was then obliged to return home, Dressing Hides-- ln 15
Fine Coach Hides..... 15 18 Calf Skl'er dozen. g 94
36 to 401 b. 1- ss candidates, Mr. North was considerably above must have been, at least to one of them. We need Sir George Clerk, of Penicuick, Bart.
surveyor-E. W. Whittenbury, Leeds, woollen-manufac- but his father denied him refuge, unless he consented to as- Crop Hides, 35 to 401 b. 14 15 Ditto '-'5O to 701 b. 23 iji
- Mr. Serjeant Lefroy. In vain the eulogistsof
BOROUGH OF aims. torsi-J. Jackson, Poultry, glass-cutter-J. Curwen, Li- gist him in passing bad money. This he refused to do. Ditt0........45 to 501 b. 15 17 Ditto -......70 to 801 b. 20b- 20
Ditto.. 17 19 Small Seals, Greenland 18 ,
of so mhch importance as the Navy,andthat
thereverpool, merchant. The consequence of which was, his father turned him out the latter boasted of- his Protestant principles,• yes of Lincoln's-Inn, the County of
Louis Ha Petit, in '
RAW HIDES. '
's no public office at the details of which so muchof doors. Having, therefore, no place to put his head in, ,d•
and exclaimed against the monstrousness of ' Middlesex, Esq., in the room of the Right Honourable e PARTNERSHIPS DIF,SOLVED. Per Stone. a. d. to s. ti. Per Stone. s. d. tnv 0
dissatisfaction of , late e ears been expressed as at his only resource was, to get admission. into the workhorse Best Heifers & Steers 210 3 0 Ordinary .................. 110 ,
Frederick John Robinson, now Viscount Goderich, called A. Symons and J. Jacob, Falmouth, wine-merchants-
electing an ad,-,voeate for p 1 di
. has
opery, and a supporter the Admiralty We do not sa that the service has of theparish in which he was born. Middlings-....„-...... 24 2 6 Market Calf 70 es C"...,..
------ 1
of the Rman Catholic Claims. Political andactually *y
• "up to the House of Peers. 'l'. M. Cruttwell, and W. Evans, Bath, attorneys at law-
Mr appeared •
. ROGERS, who quite shocked at the terms
been neglected, though there is a wide dif-
.., . . . . J. Aeramen and P. Jones, Bristol, timber enerchants-W.SHEEP SKINS. 0.
religio'as fanaticism begin to be rather at a d•
Is-, faience between actual neglect and that zeal which Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County •
Flint and J. F. Richardson, Birmingham, drapers-J. which the applicant was to have received shelter
"" w c a"how his fathergot his living.from D0wn5............- 2s. 6d. to 3s. Od. I Lamb 5............ Is. 4d. to Is.
Evangelism Polled _ 4s. Od. to 4s. 6d,
of Suffolk. his parent, asked him
convent in the market. has been for- the public has a right to expect from all its servants. Lewis and H. Robinson, Swansea, brewers-A. Johnson,
The Right Hon. John Minet Lord Henniker to be S. Applicant-By passing
bad money. I'RICE OF TALLOW, SOAP, &c. per 1121b.-May 16•06.,
some years a very profitable trade in this coun-' The office of Junior Lord has avowedly been looked Todd, and T. Martin, Kingston-upon-Hull, fishmongers
Mr. ROGERS desired an order to be made out for the lad, Townro Tallow ........-,,......... 41s. Od. Yellow 50ap................... 800' 04, f
Dent I,ieutenant. Dated 16th Februery, 18:?.7.
-J. H. Swindells and W. Lambert, Stockport, printers 40s. Oct. Mottled --....--.....„,,.868' 046 '
try ; and the natural consequence has been a, upon rather as a school for juvenile Statesmen than '
The Hon. John Henniker to be ditto. Dated 16th and at the same time told the officers to look after the White Russia
-s. Od. White 19,0,,n,' 0.,,
-M. I. Brunel, F. and F. Hollingwortle and T. Mudge,
• • into as one of any actual labour and utility ; while one of father, Soap Ditto ....- -s. Oct. Graves . ......„..... zr; 0j•
direction this channel of more than a fair y, 8' .
Februar 127 Battersea Saw Mills-A. Gillett, E. and G. Stratton, - 330 Od. Good Dregs „ ..„...- ,'" :
the Secretaries has been considered as a sort of East Suffolk Regiment of Militia. , Ditto Rough...-----...... 20s. Oct.share of the ambition which otherwise would- Piccadilly, toy-manufacturers-R. and J. Milligan, Wool- ---"
commis of the First Lord-quite as wise, in his own The Hon. John Henniker to be Captain. Dated 24th BANK NOTES.
have flowed into it. Forei I 1
gners passing testi Y o inionat least and not "(it lcssreserved, • p ,aa j inaccessible December, 1826. wick, Kent, brewers-W. and C. Davison, Brabant-court,
PRICE OF RAW FAT, per stone of 81b.-may 1?„. 0.
Price by Tallow (as stated by the Tallow Melters) ...............L.„'..es
Philpot-lane, coal-factors-E. and J. Richardson, Tun- An Account of the total number of Notes of the Governor and
through the country, and . sit h' 1 b
per cia o servers' and .... . magnificent. It seems to be, and we have no Commission in the Leicestershire Regiment of Militia, signed bride-wells bricklavers-J. Haigh West Ardsles J Company of the Bank of England, under the value of 51., PRICE OF CANDLES. -
......
among ourselves, ynagined the extraordinary dis- doubt is the object of the Duke of Clarence, not only by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Leicester. e , • e ' ••' J. which has been •'ed d •eachand Week from the Theprice of Store
. Gott, Bothroyd-lane, Dewsbury, and B. Haywood, Dews- nett during
16th of April, 1827, until Saturday preceding the 13th of C.andles, per doz. Bs. Od. to 9s. Ocl. I Moulds, per dozen ........10,.2„;/' play of absurdity indicated the existence of some, to have no useless hands on board, but to keep • •
every Charles Pochin, Esq. to be Captain, vice Fell, resigned. (airy, coal-miners-G. and T. Smith, Manchester, iron- May, 1827; and also the total number of Notes under the ------ .
. .
value of 5/. actually, in circulation at the close, of the business COAL MARKET.-May 18. s
„,,,,,, ga,:`.
general real-conformation in the head. But the' one to his proper birth and station.. In so doing Dated 21st February, 1827. mongers-E. Moore and W. Hagger, London, dealers- on every such Saturday, pursuant to Act 7th Geo. IV., cap. 6. Adair's ........--.......... 313.6 d. Wylam .---...........-- ',.?7- 6
seat of the malady lay altogether in the sto-' his Royal Highness will work a wonderful change Commission in the Scarborough Troop of Yeomanry Ca- A. Bouglinval and A. Regnaudin, Battersea, sulphuric acid
Number of' Aout in Cirula. Felling Main--..-. 28 0 Londonderry small ....... ~,,, 6
mach. In all densely-peopled countries like for the better; and by setting
aim example of re u- ♦valry, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the North manufacturers-J North and T. Cotton, Fulham, carriers Notes of tion of Notes under Hebburn Main --.-... 32 0 Hebburn small "
this, there are numbers above the class of labour- larity and assiduity himself, he will soon do what Riding of the County of York. -J. and S. Goodrich, Hammersmith, grocers-C. IL Ash- £1 issued. the value of .C. 5. HolYwells, C0wpen.............7,.........."-.....- ou'' 6
Killingworth ....--..- 32 6 Culin Cpx _ • r,c, 0
hislamentedandf
is latebrother, en the Duke oWalling- Lieutenant John Howson to be Captain, vice Moorsom, ley and J. W. Hartshorne, Suffolk-lane, wine-merchants--
Both inclusive. .z. Liddell'; Main--:-...-- 29 (i Culm Christie * -..* '''" ...............
...,, 0
ers, who are not altogether at ease with res t deceased. Dated 7th May, 1827. W. Collies and J. M. Fraser, Brabant-court, corn-factors From April 16 to April 21... Nil April 21 590,875 Tanfield Moor _. 32 6 Hartley ..........s. r' 0
act ten did, in their respective departments-compel •
to gastrical affairs ; and who must cast about ' d Commission in the Southern Regiment of Nottinghamshire -A. Whitaker, and F and G From April 2:3 to April 28... Nil April 28 582,242 Townley--;,-...
er them to become punctual active, and co
those under , Wilkinson,' C. ' F. G. Wilkinson,' From AI SO Ma
' Nil May 5 572,814 Wiliington ."--*--.
'.3.31 1-3) talamngoni'esttgrose .... .12 g
them as to the most likely of '
means securing efficient officers of the State. We should not be at Yeomanry Cavalry, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of iron-merchants--D. New and G Kingston-upon-Hull, iro . G. From May 7to May 12... Nil May 12 565,131 WallsEndßewicke&Co. 34 6 Russell's Lyon's .'„,, 6 '
supplies. The first thing a dog does after his all surprised, on these accounts, to find certain Chan- the County of Nottingham. Laishley, Southampton, linen-drapers-We Hinds and A.
NB No other Notes under the value of 5/. have been issued. Ditto Peareth --..-- :30 6 Ditto stewaws a..J.'
admission into a kitchen el. 1 •
, is to discover wto bears nets of wit and of abuse turned against his Royal
• • John Wright, Gent. to be Adjutant. Dated 29th April, Laurie, Liverpool, commission-brokers-A. Wade, J. N. B. -
(Signed) WM. DAWES, Acct. Gen. Ditto Riddell's -- 31 0
Richardson, J. Dudley, sen., T. Ellison, J. Skerrett, andl33 —Ships 109.
• 1827 Bank of England, May 15. . Ships at Market, ps sold, 21M—Unsold,
thief sway in it, and his next object is to make Highness. The public, as well as the Royal Duke, . T. Blackburn, Over, Cheshire, salt-proprietors-E. Lister • _____
sireeic
himself agreeable to him. In like manner, the will know, should that be the case, not only from DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. and J. Pilkington, Blackburn, Lancashire, inerchants--M. MID-LOTHIAN ELECTION. CO UN'TRY CORN MARKETS DURING THE vs --......./
first question which a looker after good timings what quarter such attacks come, but how to appre- T. Aldridge, Cheltenham, timber-dealer. , and J. Labron, Leeds, ironmongers-J. Musgrave and T. • I Wheat. Barley. Oats. 2....3........ant*
t' date such proceedings. We have in this article V.I. Atelier, Roehampton, Surrey, butcher. Bood, Atilveeton, Somerset, maltsters-P. and C. Wood, . The acceptance of the office of Clerk of the Ordnance by Per Quarter. 6. to P...'........''' B. to S. S. to s. S. to 64
must ask himself is, how shall I mote easily caps thrown some little advanced light upon it, and we
J. Gregory, Strn-street, Biabopegate-street, grocer. Pitcbcorala,Oloucester, brewers-P. Eade and J. Browne, Sir George Clerk, h• g mon produced a vacancy in the repro- Ashburn .....-....... 60 66 - - 3s 46- 50 a
Byers those who have the bestowal of them ? Are S. Smith, H • innkeeper.
Hastings, - Ahle and Siofield, Norfolk, sorgeons-W. Norris and S. • • Banbury ............... 54 58 40 42 40 45 h'the freeholdersof sentation of Mul-Lot lan,
they likely to be touched .by raving, by soundini. natel -which we hope there will not b - e occasion, BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Bennett, Great Russell-strect, Bloomsbury, milliners-J.
yesterday at twelve o'clock, to choose a representative. The Bath _- 54 60 40 45 34 40 60 0
W. Hodgson, Birmingham, merchant, from May 25 to Haire and H. Di ens Leicester-street, printers-J. Jen-
Sheriff read the writ, and laid on the table the I proc ama- .
Bridgewater ....... - 51 - 42 - 24
the pulpit-drum enthusiastic, by an affectation oln the mean time, we look, as we have spread *said,
)Bridport .. 56 56 33 34 26 28 54 40
indifference to all sublunary things; or are they with the height of satisfaction to the Duke's ap- June 11. kins and J. Bucknell, Bristol, merchants-R. Clough, J. tion which had been 'd h issue t ereupon. He next read over Bristol-. 54 58 44 48 26 34 48 Ae
BANKRUPTS. Steel, and J. Clough, Manchester, ironmongers.
the act against corruption and bribery at elections; after Chesterfield -- 56 63 - - 32 40 54 66
snore likely to be taken by calm behaviour? In pointment. The Naval service is the true bulwark, Daventry --. 58 60 40 44 35 40 5,,, 60
J. Preston, Barton-upon-Humber,brick-maker, June
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. which, the names of J. Rochead, Esq., T.
this last case, those who are naturally crack-brained y or and the real source of the greatness of this country, 8 at four 9 at two and 29 at three at the George Inn,
A. W. Maclean, Edinburgh, stationer, May 22, and Esq., and Pitcairn, Esq., were ad Clapperton, Derby .... 63 65 --40 42 5..; 66
added to the list of Devizes —.-- 63 43 46 31 38 00.,,, muddy-headed will soon be deserted by the sons of and to its due administration, free from party or fa- ' ' ' ' ' '
Barton-upon-Humber. Brown and Son, Barton-u on- June 8, at two, at the Cafe Royal, Edinburgh. freeholders. Sir George Clerk then took the chair, and Doncaster -.....--. So 63 38 46 26 38
this world, who will discard, fanaticism and en thu- vouritism, either private or political, it must ever Humber ; and Hicks and Dean, Gray ' • a-inn-square. the oath of allegiance was administered to all the free- Dorchesters6
------- 48 60 35 39 34 40
J. Robertson and J. Walker, Bridgetown, near Glasgow, Exeter 56 60 341 , 40 26 38 -'"' 0
siasm when no longer profitable, with all imaginable mainly owe its ability to serve and save the coun- R. Young, Marshall-street, Golden-square, tailor, May holders present, amounting to upwards of ninety. Eye ..... 411 54 36 39 26 32 4EI 0
grocers, May 24, and June 8, at one, at the Eagle Inn,
indifference. In a short time !eople will wonder try.-Morning Herald. 29, June 5, and 29, at eleven, at the Court of Commis- •
Glasgow. Sir GEORGE CLERK then proposed that Sir John Hope, Gloucester 56 rms 46 48 32 44 61 0
what has become of the spawn of enthusiasts ? Now, (i) I •nt se subject of Mr. Whitmore's motion, in sionere Tanner, New Basinghall-street.
Stubington, Winchester, builder, June 4, at
P. 'T'. T. • • J. Thomas, Dumfries, merchant, May -21, and June 4 Bart. should be President, and Mr. Wilson, Clerk to the Hue's' leyor -..----•
ti; 64
N 434
32 37 44i4 L gh9
.' meeting, and the roll being called over, the same was agreed Hungerford ...--.. 42 64 37 43 30 40 54 47
a comparatively small amount of the matter which hat two, at the Commercial Inn, Dumfries. I iswich .....,_ '2 2
e House of Commons, on Tuesday night, re- three, 5, at ten, and 29, at one, at the White Hart Inn, to unaninaously. i!eices. 3 6 36 41 -..- 44 70
disturbs the stomach, produces often a i •r.--.....-- 59 62 42 45 41 43 62 50
wonderfully *alive to the e ' •J. D. HEdinburgh, jeweller, May °4
qualization of the duties on East Winchester. Lampard,.. Winchester; and Bicknell, Ro- Harrison,,, . - , and GILBERT INNES, Esq. of Stow, then rose, and after a Mansfield ......... 5() 54 40 41 32 37 46
.60
great effect in giving the direction above alluded to. June 11, at twelve, at Fergusson s Ship Tavern, Edinburgh. few remarks which we could not distinctly hear, proposed Newbury 48 60 39 43 29 42 5° 60
d Blewitt Lincoln s-inn
and "West India produce, one or two observations be rit3s, n , .
Northampton 53 58 38 41 :42 ,g,
We see the effect produced on the multitude over aTaylor, Honle • Almondbury, York, clothier, May .......5
Sir George Clerk as a fit and proper person to represent Reading -..
55 70 42 45 - - 58
61
suggest themselves. In the "first place, it was Y, ,,
30 38 5„,4 65
whole kingdom, by holding out only two or three 25, at six, 26, and June 29, at eleven, at the Offices of
MEETINGS OF CREDITORS. them in Parliament. Salisbury -52593843 30 36 ;,,., 40_ lottery prizes. Men are so confident in their good stated by the HOD. Member, that the exports to Hddfi Id
ye an esp, Solicitors, u ers e .-
Messrs. Batt dII Mr. DUNDAS of Arniston seconded the motion. sandwich 5B 66 40 42 30 35 4. etse,
fortune, that they never think of calculating probe- the East Indies amounted in one year to about Ja d B C I d B tty d Hesp,
ques an attye, o eman-street ;an ae an LONDON and - 56 - 40 - 3 "-; IP
DIARY..--TVESDAr, 'MAY 2'2.-...(At the Court of The roll of the freeholders was then called over, Sir Shepton Mallet -52 54 40 42 36 38 60 66
bilities when there is a prize in view. The prize five millions ; while it will be found, on ingliirir, Huddersfield. Commissioners, Basinghall-street.) George Clerk was unanimously elected. Sleaford -......e.- 56 58 41 42 32 36 54 ....
- Truro . 60 - 37 -- 36 - •-'',,, 0
given to the Bishop of Chester was enough to turn that our exports to the West Indies considerab , J. Lowe, Ba.sirighall-street, jeweller, May 29, June 12, Barrett, W., Broad street 11 Charlesworth, T.,
J Bethnal- THE DINNER.
11 Taunton ..,,,,,...,•.., 56 60 40 41 30 36 o'' 54
Beal, W., Thrapstone lO green 9 In the evening Sir George Clerk and a party of about Uxbridge ..--.....- 66 7.1 42 44 35 0 48 g 6
the heads 'of all the Curates who kept boarding exceed that amount. We were also
Bray, H., Brighton lO Colbron, 11., Brighton
schools throughout the kingdom, and to fill them durino. the last year 241 000 cwt. of East India eery-lane. Brown, W., Horton II Crawford, W., Cheapside ... 13 120 gentlemen dined in the British Hotel ; Sir George Wakefield .........- 54 63 40 44 31 36 53 50
Wantage,-,...„__ 55 63 30 42 30 37 41 -70
R. Iv. Judge, Temple Tyson, Warwickshire, cattle-sales- Cate, M., Sackville-street ll Dailey, G., Great Newport
with a most unquenchable zeal against Popery. during
' ' ii was in the chair, and Mr. Pitt Dundas, croupier. Warminster --- 48 58 37 45 34 42 ,„ 64, sugar found a sale in this market, notwithstand-: man, June 5,6, and 29, at eleven, at the Warwick Arms Cas=l,:riknßishopsgate- street
That holy man's flame will blaze of course as it has
blazed. But it will be seen that Providence, as lone- ing the extra duty of 10s. Now, no one, we Inn, Warwick. Wortham and Smith, Castle-street, Hol. Carpenter, T., St. John-st, Haynes, J., Gutter-lane ll toasts had been drank, and begged leave to drink the health _ley Bushel. a. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s• '6' 1, ,
ts Carter, C. Uxbridge lO Hill, B. Grinstead ll B king1iam......... 6 0 76 4 0 50 3 6 43 6 0. 1
as the present dispensation of patronage continues, think, will contend that the profits derived by our born •; and Loveday, High-street, Warwick. of " the Freeholders of the County of Mid-Lothian."-(Ap- Shrewsbury ....,..... 90946066 8 3 11 0 0 0 I
__.
May
W. Phipps, Shoreditch, straw-hat-manufacturer, plause.)
will stir up few successors to him. These observes' West India proprietors from their estates, are any
• 29, June 1, and 29, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners COUNTRY DIARY...TUESDAY, MAT 22.
10 Sir JOHN Hoez begged leave to propose the health of SCOTCH MARKETS. .
-
tions arise naturally enough out of the consideration thing beyond the most moderate return for the Adlington, Gregory, and Faulkner, Bedford-row. Ashton, Wand co., Stockport-Star, Manchester
Barlow attriey-Bell, Barnsby moor ll their reresentative. EDINBURGH CORN MARKET.-May 16. .4000.,
of the Dublin University Election. They furnish capital employed. If, then, sugar can thus ,be M. Roach, Hotwell-road, Bristol, victualler, May 29, Bertram T.
.1.,
, Warwick-Crown, Leamington lO We had a short supply of all sorts of Grain to.'day. ns_ PP,
Sir GEORGE CLERK returned thanks.
-
10 sold readily at 3s. on the top of last day's prices, and Is. Y''''ol
too a most invaluable comment on the profound ob. brought into the market at a price confessedly 10s. SO, and June 29, at eleven, at the Commercial Rooms, Burch, Downham-Crown, Lynn .
Capes, G. Epsworth-Crown, Bawtry lO Lord FORBES eulogised Mr. Canning. He said, from the average. Barley is from 6d. to Is. higher Oats, Pease' • '
servations made some time ago -by the late Irish below that produced in our American Plantations, Bristol. King, Lu.kin, and Whitaker, Gray's-inn-squat e ; e.
saiamoerlayn , W., Leamington-Crown, Leamington
12 Wheat. Barley. Oats. Pease. r. 6cl Attorney-General, that in times like ours, we can - • • • • . and Messrs. Cary and Cross, Bristol. Clemesha, S., Liverpool-George, Liverpool
and a stimulus be given to the cultivation of it in Cooke, S., Salford-Haysvard's, Manchester
only secure religion by the means of property. We the East Indies '•,is it unreasonable to suppose that W. Wiffen, Gibson-street, Lambeth, plumber, May
25, at ten, 29, and June 29, at nine, at the Court Cooke, E, Gloucester-Abell and Co., Gloucester
of Crossley, T., Elland-Swan, Halifax
10 Oct 41s 6d 378 Od Ms Od M otl ,
are glad to see property and religion in this casecountry. " Mr. Canning and his Majesty's Ministers" There.lT, id
were 393 Mgrs. of Wed at in TaA which i._9 °lid as s;°2l'
our West India Islands ould be ruined by K . the Commissioners. Holmer, Bridge-street, Southwark. Denbigh, C. Skipton-Black Horse, Skipton
advancing in so safe a course.-Morning Chronicle. • • Drarm A., Gloucester-Spread Eagle, Gloucester , lO was then drank with all the honours, followed by 1011€1 20 ...at 67s. Od. 15' -at 62s.e (id. Go ,sfat ......
competition, and that, whatever advantages might T. Hardy, Cowley, Middlesex, builder, May 22, 29, and 24 - Mend:vae H.,
Lower
10 d the - •
The hilarity was kept up with great spirit, an e core- 40
Hoskins, 'M., Falmouth-Mr. Jones, Swansea
made by Mr. Canning, with regard to Puha- they would be more than counterbalanced by the son and Broughton, Falcon-square.
Jervis, C., Hinckley-George, Hinckley
mentary Reform and the Test and Corporation diminished consumption of our manufactures in those T. Jones, Fetter-lane, tavern-keeper, May 25, June 1, Mellor, J., Nuneaton-Crown, Leamington ll PRICES OF PROVISIONS, &c. 11•1' '
it”
places that would suffer by the alteration ? We and 29, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners. Wil- Mitchell, J., Lockwood-Court-house, Huddersfield ll Beef, per lb. - Os. 6d. to Os. ild. Fresh Butter, lb.os.od. to 010
Acts, has been received generally throughout, It., Liverpool—George, Liverpool 1 LONDON MARKETS. Mutt0n..........., 0 8 0 9 Salt Ditt0.......... 0 0 90,0
conclive the proposed alteration • hams and Bethell Gray's-inn.
would have an in- , inn-keeper, Reddish, T.Otockport-Bridge inn, Stockport
the country in the way in which it ought to be N. Harris, Shaftesbury, June 6,7, and 29, Row, W. sen., St.-Peter's-Turf, Newcastle
.. ..' furious tendency,and, in support of our opinion, •
it
weester-White's Manchester -
per..--, 0 4 0 6 Eggs, per doz.
_9 g 10 00
received. Some of the Dissenters, lio •
however, need only instance the case of the Mauritius. At at 1 t the Grosvenor Arms Inn, Shaftesbur Wlk Sil by .le, Manch
e even, a y. a er,
ngs ' •Milntho
Taylor, S., l ,
rpe Landside Westmorland-Commercial Lamb, qr. 40 - 6 0 OatStraw(kpl.)l6 17
Tallow, per lb. 0 4 0 45 Whea • 7 0 o
i t Dittosst , ie I
must be owned, have been somewhat hurt by his a time when the greatest distress pervaded that Lincoln's Inn-fields; and Galpine, Blandford, Dorsetshire', hotel, Kenda 2 SITGAn.-There has been a better supply of new Sugars
•
Quartern Loaf 0 8 0 9 Barley Ditto ....16 u 1
esda there was an eaten-
. J. Burt, Northover, Somerset, miller, June 5,6, and Tickner, W. Tenterden-White Lion, Tenterden ll this week, and though on the Tu y Potatoes, 141 b. 08 i 0 0 Hay, per st. 0 i(j______....e.
declared oppoeition to . the repeal of the Test is] a d h • " r .1
ans-an wen it was satis.acton y proved Somerset. 9, a eleven, at the George Inn, Crewkerne, 2 tTinling, H., Salford-White's, Manchester 2 sive demand arising from the trade being out of Stock, yet •
EDINBURGH MEAL MARKET.--.MaY 11 ~,0104
Acts. But a little reflection ought. to satisfy that, from the e, it was unsafe, as a mer-
climat •Holnie, Frampton and Loftus, New-inn ; and Murley, WrigleyfWilson J. Leeds-Court-house,
and house Leeds
1G * Liverpool
Co.,
~ Liverpool—George, eorge,ll •
1 their immediate wants being supplied, the market has since We had a small supply of Oatmeal at this day's-
- of the unreasonableness of their dissatisfac- cantile speculation, to attempt any other crop Crewkerne. become languid ; there is no alteration in the prices. The which sold heavily, at ast week's prices. p . 0
of 141 b. lin f
Per Sack of 2801 b fin p. e(!).Stoigilso _ 0
tion. They who elicited this declaration from than sugar-it was deemed advisable to admit J. Smith, Cheltenham, timber merchant, June 8,9,
, INSOLVENTS APPLYING TO BE DISCHARGED, accounts from Jamaica state the crop this year will be de-
First Oatmeal- • £2112 0 First
Mr. Canning, by no means wished to serve the that article from thence upon the same terms and 29, at ten, at the George Hotel, Cheltenham. King, - • - ficient about one-third ; from the Islands the supply will Second ditto
Petitions to be heard at Portugal.street, Lincoln's Inn Fields Barleymeal, 2 9 0 Second ditto
1 16 0 Barleymeal 0 2 0
6,
Dissenters, or the Scotch (who, by the bye, do as if it had been imported lions our plan- Hatton-garden ; and Packwood, Cheltenham.
MAY 23, AT NINE. ' also be under an average ; the crops in Demerara, Esse-
Peasemeal 1 19 0 Peasemeal 0 4g.
12
not care one halfpenny about the matter ; they ions in the West Indies • but this island d no
tat ,does t facturer, B. Burton, IFlanshaw, Wakefield, York, cloth-menu- .
Ma 25, at six, 26, and
. Amgen, G., Ludlow Morgan, 11., Deptford
Allen, S., Bethnal green Murphy, J., City-road quibo, &c. are very productive. This day the new sup-
plies appear to be pretty well cleared off, the saleS are 500 Pot Barley=No. I, per cwt. 145.-2 d, 165.-3 d, 205.--Yas
GLASGOW CORN MARKET.-May 16. , rate,
wished 'at a ciitical , . him , exceed 150 miles in circumference, and a great
'moment, to de rive of Sessions-house, Wakefield. Taylor, Gray's Inn-square ; Batchelor, J. Wilson-street Page, J., Chatham casks, the prices rather higher since the Mauritius Sugar Wheat has been in better demand, at full prices. loesase
proportion of the land is not capable of being culti- Boyce, J., Camberwell Pearson, S., Walworthbusiness done in Oats. Barley, Beans, and Pease, dull, In the Refined Market this week there has been a
the High Church.party, or to range the Diss
vated, and the extent to which such an indulgence •and Haxby and Scholey, Wakefield. Chalcroft, R., Brighton Quinton, J. Grosvenor-market Sale. then
er 2101 b. s. d. s. d. oats, s. d• 3ii/ 2
per 2641 b. senters against him. isTo man of sense in the • h ld b al 1 d L mig t operate cou ec cu ate upon. et us H. Dawes, Great Malvern, Worcester, maltster, June 4, Hart, A. Manchester
t 5, and 09 at ten at the Star and Garter Worcester. Wall
, 2 ~ Jacob, 1., City road Sherman, T., Walworth
Wheatley, W., Dorchester renewed demand for Lumps and low goods for shipping,
and purchases cannot be made within 6d. to ls. of the British,Wheat,
old 3l 0t032 0 Irish 240t00
....; 0 --'
country attaches the least inaportance to the ser however look at the result. Up to the middle of Worcester - cester ; and Lowndes and Gatty, Red Lion-square. Levy, A., Old.street
former prices ; in crushed for the Mediterranean the sales -----!1_.
Canada, free 3O 30 0 32 0 British 0
30 0 32 0 Beans, per 2601 b...... .4.p
runty afforded to the. Church by Test and May, 1826, not more than 22,500 bags were ire or- T. Jarvis, Sculcoates, York, builder, May 25, 26, and are not extensive. The grocers do not purchase so exten- Irish
Corporation Acts; and we ;do not believe red into London ; while, in the same period of 1827, June 29, eleven, at the Dog and Duck Tavern, Scale-lane, ISIPROVEMENT IN TRADE.-The improve- sively for home consumption. Molasses are 6d. lower. La Barley, per 3201 b.
English Scottish 29 0 080
31 6 35 6 Pease, Scottish ..• 3„2, g et 0
that Mr. Canning himself attaches the 81,000 bags have been brought here. When the Kingston-upon-Hull. Butterfield, Gray's Inn-square ; and ment in trade, which we have repeatedly noticed, is be- the Refined Market this afternoon there is little variation;
Scottish 33 6 81 6 Oatmeal, per 1401 b. x,,,' 0 •,' i
least importance to such a security in any vast extent of Bengal is considered, this fact alone Swann and Ayre, Hull. coming more decided. In all the manufacturing districts, low Lumps at the advance we have stated, no parcels offer Irish.
41MM1MM0M1111.....3 , 30 0 32 6 Flour, per 2801 b.... 41..........' (
1: !f . is quite sufficient to excite a well grounded alarm T. Lambert, Chapelthorpe, York,. tanner, Ma •
1 25, 26, business has considerably revived, and more confidence pre- under 80s. or 80s. 6d..-Molasses dull atic .255•
other sense, than that a politician dare nottl • market is ll'
-The stock in this BIRTHS.
...„._.,1
irlierper2rd /won the, r,,i1;,,c find mein ri in wilL-.1, in the minds of the West India Proprietors ; because .r.•a.nd :lune 29‘ ,at eleven,
iat
,the..,SeTssions-house, Wakefield. veils.t Ise
an Kilmarnock, which contains about 1,400 WEST INDIA MOLASSES.
-- - • - - - - -- , 1 - -4' HEW'

The result of the Election for the University
of Dublin may furnish materials for not unpro—
fitable reflection.---Mr. Croker, it will be seen,
succeeded by a very great majority. But putting
Mr. Croker out of the question, of the other two
candidates, Mr. North was considerably above
Mr. Serjeant Lefroy. In vain the eulogists of
the latter boasted of his Protestant principles,
and exclaimed against the monstrousness of
electing an advocate for Popery, and a supporter
of the Roman Catholic Claims. Political and
religious fanaticism begin to be rather at a dis-
count in the market. Evangelism has been for
some years a very profitable trade in this coun-'
try ; and the natural consequence has been a,
direction into this channel of more than a fair
share of the ambition which otherwise would
have flowed into it. Foreigners passing hastily
through the country, and superficial observers!
among ourselves, imagined the extraordinary ills--
play of absurdity indicated the existence of some,
general mal-conformation in the head. But the'
seat of the malady lay altogether in the sto-'
mach. In all densely-peopled countries like
this, there are numbers above the class of labour-
ers, who are not altogether at ease with respect
to gastrical affairs ; and who must cast about
them as to the most likely means of securing
supplies, The first thing a dog does after his
admission into a kitchen, is to discover who bears
thief sway in it, and his next object is to make
himself agreeable to him. In like manner, the
first question which a looker after good things
must ask himself is, how shall I moat easily cap-
tivate those who have the bestowal of them ? Are
they likely to be touched by raving, by sounding
the pulpit-drum enthusiastic, by an affectation of
indifference to all sublunary things; or are they
more likeiy to be taken by calm behaviour? In
this last case, those who are naturally crack-brained or
muddy-headed will soon be deserted by the sons of
this world, who will discard. fanaticism and enthu-
siasm when no longer profitable, with all imaginable
indifference. In a short time !eople will wonder
what has become of the spawn of enthusiasts ? Now,
a comparatively small amount of the matter which
disturbs the stomach, produces often a wonderfully
great effect in giving the direction above alluded to.
We see the effect produced on the multitude over a
whole kingdom, by holding out only two or three
lottery prizes. Men are so confident in their good
fortune, that they never think of calculating proba-
bilities when there is a prize in view. The prize
given to the Bishop of Chester was enough to turn
the heads of all the Curates who kept boarding
schools throughout the kingdom, and to fill them
with a most unquenchable zeal against Popery.
That holy man's flame will blaze of course as it has
biased. But it will be seen that Providence, as long
as the present dispensation of patronage continues,
will stir up few successors to him. These observa-
tions arise naturally enough out of the consideration
of the Dublin University Election. They furnish
too a most invaluable comment on the profound ob.
servations made some time ago by the late Irish
Attorney-General, that in times like ours, we can
only secure religion by the means of property. We
are glad to see property and religion in this case
advancing in so safe a course.—Morning Chronicle.
We are glad to perceive that the declaration
made by Mr. Canning, with regard to Parlia-
mentary Reform and the Test and Corporation
Acts, has been received generally throughout
the country in the way in which it ought to be
received. Some of the Dissenters, however, it
must be owned, have been somewhat hurt by his
declared opposition to the repeal of the Test
Acts. But a little reflection ought to satisfy
them of the unreasonableness of their dissatisfac-
tion. They who elicited this declaration from
Mr. Canning, by no means wished to serve the
Dissenters or the Scotch (who, by the bye, do
not care. one halfpenny about the matter) ; they
wished 'at a critical moment, to deprive him of
the High Church party, or to range the Dise
senters against him. No man of sense in the
country attaches the least importance to the se•!
eurity afforded to the. Church by Test and
Corporation Acts; and we do not believe
that Mr. Canning himself attaches the
least importance to such a security in any
other sense, than that a politician dare not
disregard even the follies and prejudices which
are shared by numbers. The imposition of Test
Acts is, of all the devices ever thought of, the
most efficacious for producing general insincerity ;
but it would be too much in the affairs of
this world to allow the greatest hypocrites to gain
their point merely because they were the greatest
hypocrites. In Utopia, a man may have a win-
dow of glass; what England may be a century
hence it is impossible to say ; but at present, every
man who can connect two propositions together,
sees that there is a conventional morality with re-
spect to all public affairs, which, if he neglect un-
derstanding, he will be laughed at as a simpleton,
and trampled on as an ass ! Mr. Canning has many
good qualities ; but we never thought him one of
those sapient individuals who would allow the game
to be taken out of his hands by such bungling work
as the tests imposed.on him. With respect to the
Dissenters, they bare no ground to complain of him.
If they can persuade their neighbours the Church-
men that they are quite innocuous, we do not be-
lieve it will be difficult to bring over Mr. Canning;

(Front the London New Price Current of Friday.)
SucAn.—There has been a better supply of new Sugars
this week, and though on the Tuesday there was an exten-
sive demand arising from the trade being out of Stock, yet
their immediate wants being supplied, the market has since
become languid ; there is no alteration in the prices. The
accounts from Jamaica state the crop this year will be de-
ficient about one-third ; from the Islands the supply will
also be under an average ; the crops in Demerara, Esse-
quibo, &c. are very productive. This day the new sup-
plies appear to be pretty well cleared off, the saleS are 500
casks, the prices rather higher since the Mauritius Sugar
Sale. In the Refined Market this week there has been a
renewed demand for Lumps and low goods for shipping,
and purchases cannot be made within 6d. to Is. of the
former prices ; in crushed for the Mediterranean the sales
are not extensive. The grocers do not purchase so exten-
sively for home consumption. Molasses are 6d. lower. In
the Refined Market this afternoon there is little variation;
low Lumps at the advance we have stated, no parcels offer
under 80s. or 80s. 6d..—Molasses dull at 255.
WEST INDIA MOLASSES..--The stock in this market is
about 1,600 casks ; there have been rather extensive sales,
about 400 casks ha►e been disposed of at higher prices.
St. Lucia about e6s. and 265. 6d. ; St. Vincent's
28s. and 28s. 6d. ; Dominica 28s. 6d. up to 30s. for a
fine parcel. There are no purchases of Foreign Sugars to
report. By Public Sale this forenoon2,2oo bags Mauritius
sold with briskness ls. per cwt. higher dry brown; 50s.
up to 51s. 6d. for fine yellow ; 250 bags Bengal fine white
365. 6d. ; mid. 848.-It7 chests Brazil went off 2s. a 3s.
lower, good white 85s. 6d. mid. 355.
Corm—The Coffee Market is steady; large parcels
(nearly 1,000 bags) of St. Domingo were yesterday brought
forward, a considerable portion sold at 445. for good qua-
lity. The British Plantation descriptions went off at the
former currency, but without briskness. There were three
public sales this forenoon, 870 bags St. Domingo, fair
quality, nearly all taken in at 445. ; 282 casks 76 bags
British Plantation sold at previous prices; good ordinary
Jamaica 505., nearly fine ordinary 51s. a 525., nearly good
middling 725. ; middling Berbice 72s.—The Coffee Market
is steady.
TOBACCO.—The sales of Tobacco last week are confined
to small parcels to the trade ; they are too inconsiderable
for enumeration.

IMPROVEMENT IN TRADE.—The improve-
ment in trade, which we have repeatedly noticed, is be-
coming more decided. In all the manufacturing districts,
business has considerably revived, and more confidence pre-
vails. In Kilmarnock, which contains about 1,400
weavers, all who wish for work are fully employed at ad-
vanced prices. In Renfrewshire and Ayrshire, there is a de-
cided improvement; the cotton works, woollen factories,
print-fields, bleach-fields, lime-works, &c. are all brisk ;
and there is no scarcity of employment of some sort or
other. In Johnstone, there are fourteen cotton mills in
full operation, and another new mill is about to commence
work, which will furnish farther employment. Several
of the mills are small, and are chiefly employed
in spinning coarse yarn, while the more extensive
mills make yarn of a superior kind. The wages of the
workmen have of late been reduced, and they earn from

T. Lambert; Chapeithorpe, York, tanner, May 25, 26,
and June 29, at eleven, at the Sessions-house, Wakefield.
Wiglesworth and Ridadale, Gray's Inn ; Cuttle, Wakefield.
J. Dickins and J. Warrick, Plymouth, earthenware-
dealers, June 7, 11, and 29, at eleven, at the Royal Hotel,
Plymouth. Baron, Plymouth; and Horton, Furnival's-inn.
T. Drew, Stourport, Worcester, carpenter, June 8,9,
and 29, at eleven, at the Star and Garter Inn, Worcester.
White, Lincoln's-inn; and Cutler, Droitwich, Worces-
tershire.

if the measure now withdrawn should be carried at
any future period, who can define the limits to which
the production of sugar in that territory would be
confined ?—New Times.

TURN-OUT SPINNERS.—A dispute about
wages between the employers and employed, which has for
some weeks existed at Hoghton Bottoms, near this town,
at length ended in a turn-out for more wages by the spin-
ners in the employ of Messrs. Livesey and Co. Not con-
tent with the privilege of leaving their employ and obtain-
ing labour in the best manner they could elsewhere, and al-
lowing their employers the same privilege in the choice of
their servants, they on Monday last made a furious at-
tack on one of the men who continued to work, and ill-
treated him in such a manner that his life was despaired
of. The police officers of this town, on Thursday went and
secured eight of the ringleaders, and brought them to this
town, where they underwent an examination at Messrs.
PilkiDgton's office, before T. B. Addison, Esq. and were
committed for trial at the next Sessions. The names of the
persons are James Caton, Francis Entwistle, John Deakin,
Wrn. Parkinson, John Gilbright, Wm. Taylor, Thomas
Heyea, George Parkinson, and John Canspbell..—BlacA-
Nrne

It. Green, Cambridge, cabinet-maker, May 23, at six,
24, at ten, and June 29, at twelve, at the Hoop Tavern,
Cambridge. Tabram, Cambridge; and Nicholls, Stam-
ford-street, Blackfriars-road.

F. Penyman, jun., Berwick-street, Soho, carver and
gilder, May 25, at one, June 8, at eleven, and 29, at
twelve, at the Court of Commission' --4 Price, Adam-
street, Adelphi.

12s. to 245. weekly, piecers from 43. to Gs. which dis.
parity arises more irom the extent and improved state of
the machinery, than from any deficiency in the abilities of
the workmen. The two cotton works at Lochwinnoch
are going full time, and give bread to about 400 of the in-
habitants of that village. In all the villages the people
are in much better spirits than formerly. Nearly the
usual vivacity prevails in every department of business. In
every part of Renfrewshirc there is a great demand for all
kinds of harness work, and prices have advanced fully one-
fourth. Weavers cannot, in fact, be procured to the ex-
tent required. In Lochwinnoch, which contains about
350 weavers, all is bustle and activity in the heavy trim-
ming line,..4,Edinkru4 Chronicle.

H. Wells, Bottisham, Cambridge, surgeon, May 23, at
seven, 24, at twelve, and June 29, at one, at the Hoop
Tavern, Cambridge. Tatman], Cambridge; 10 Nicholls,
Stamford-street, Blackfriars-road.

J. Paul, Newport, Isle of Wight, miller, May 22, 29,
and June 29, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners.—
Hodgson and Ogden, St. Mildred's-court, Poultry.
r DIVIDENDS,

11. Lambden and W. Collins, Two Mile-hill, St. George,
Gloucestenthire, pin-manufacturers, Juno 14, at ouc, at

INDIGO.—The market for East India Indigo is rather
more farm ; fora large parcel to be picked GI advance b. 46