SLAVE TRADE. • T'onTshtovr:t, At'o. 3.—On Wednesday morning we were surprised aid; the saw novel circumstance of the arrival of b ,French brig, or 21.1 tons, culled the riyiliotis; its a prize, she Living Items captured, aitlt several others, in the act of slave trading (having 213 on board), on the 15th of April last,in the giver Bonny (northogrd of the Lelhe), by the boats of Isis Ma jesty's ships Iphigenin and Myrmidon, maimed with *boot 110 .stamen, and commended bY Lieut. G. Wm. St: John Mildmar, cier a most severe contest, in which two seamen were and seven were wounded. It is not known how many of the c!sv es suffered in this vessel, as they jumped overboard and were destroyed by the sharks ; and, mixing with the skives in the hold, after our seamen were in possession of Oil upper deck. ,several slaves were also killed. Oue poor girl about tea years of age, had both her legs amputated, and w4ll doing well. This 'vessel, with six others, formed slittle slate trading squadron, which was discovered by the boats despatched by Sir R. Mends to reconnoitre the river Donny., moored across the stream of Ilse river: with springs on their cables, all armed, with apparently nhodt 3.10 mutest on board, and perfectly prepared to resist the approaoh of boarders. Lieut. Alildmay pushed tin with his twat*, and as they got within range of slavers, they all opened a heavy tire of ea:mister and grape shut and musketry ; bat as nothing could withstand the coolness and ussilnunted courage of our seamen, all the vessels were cutout in their pos- bCS:4•II j their defenders, on being hoarded, many of them ran below. and where *lilted ()seaward. '1 he veesels proved to .11.1 as follows : French hrig I'4o/ante, 210 tons, tour gone, thirty men, 313 shave; Preneb brig Petite B toy, 144 tons, lout guns, 25 uteri, 215 slaves ; French brigantine L'Unsisfe, 101 tons, four guns, twenty-seven men, 241 shires; Spanish .sellooner lennum, 300 tons, ten guns, fitly-hire men, 350 slaves, SpauLli echooner B.Tlat, 130 topic, nitre guns, forty-live men, 3)0 slaves; and anetiter brig which took part in the action, but she bad no cargo in. The state of the unhappy sieves on hoard these vessels it is impossible to describe ; some were linked in shackles be the lea, in pairs ; some of them were bouud iu cords ; mud tunny of them had their arms so lecerated that the 'flesh was completely eaten t' rough'. Another of the inhuninn practices of their purchasers is to Hog them until they dance and eat, as an ttoii4atie to dejection and despair, as under these feelings they i.en throw themselves ot et:Beard in pairs! V. hat individual is there, with a heart in ally degree susceptible at human feelings, but must pray for the extinction of tine Rimini table traffic, and nieern for the in nutty done by Christi/seized Luropeaus in that kand or misery and woe—Africa ? The fiend like cruelty of these hateful alive-traders was difeovered, and frustrated ere its design took effect, on board one of the captured vessels, which the slavers, on the attack being readeoleecrted, placing a lighted match in the magazine, iu which were several ban els of gnimitettler, in limo hope, no doubt, brag so Poem as our men had boarded ; the vessel would blow up with them, and the 300 slaves who were chained together in "roe hold. Providentially, one of the men discos eyed it, very coolly put Iria hat under it, and carried it safely on deck. We regret very much to state, that ou the passage of the prizes front the Bonny riser to Sierra Leone, the fine schooner leanans, with 500 slaves on board, and 23 seamen, upset in a tornado, and all in her perished, excepting eight seamen, who wire picked up live days afterward by the ,Mlfsrieithot, in a Stale of derengeutent, ft net want of focal. 711essre. Ratty and Bonin, , ruidelopmen, perished in ;tn.. The number of *lest a liberated by the capture of these vessels was IS/6, about 200 or whom died on the passag e to Siena Leone ; the others (excepting those lost in the selloner) were landed at that place. Lieut. litildmay came home in charge of the l'i9ifnate, and on landing s oft for the Admiralty with despatches for the Admiralty, with despatches front .Commodore Sir Robert Mends. 'flue Driver, 18, Capt. Wolrige, and Hann, 20, Captain Phillips, bad arriaed out Irma Portsmouth. Sir Robert 31ends intended to sail far England shortly iu the/midge/tc'. Mr. Fellowes, Lord Gwydr's Secretary, left town early yesterday morning by the Lord Melville Seam .Packet, on a tour to the Continent, through France A respectable merchant in the city has received a I.t.er from Vienna, dated the 24th of July, which contains news in every resrect favourable to the .se r f the Greeks, and which consequently is highly satisfactory to all who take an interest in that deeply injured nation. In addition to a con lirmation of the capture of the Castle .of Athens, these advices communicate the important inform tien that the Christians had carried Arta by storm, Lot that many of their ablest officers had tidlen in the assault. On) , three fortresses now of any im portance, in the Morea, remain in the possession of the Turks, vis. Modon, Coron, and Patras. The whOle of them had been treating for a surrender, on the arrte terms as had been sorted to the garris)n tt Napoli di Romania; but the Greeks having re ( .ived an account of the destruction of the Capitan Peeha, and conceiving themselves thereby made masters of the sea, the Senate had refused to grant to these cities the same lenient terms which might I:,Ne been obtained befiire their naval victory was made public. This event had filled all the inha- Iltants of Ancient Greece with the greatest joy, and 1. al added confidence to them of finally succeeding in their splendid efforts to effect the liberation of their country. ORDER of the Court of Chancery, ovule 31st of Iffig. in a cause, DAY & 'MARTIN. `Blacking Ittanufac t,:ers, against SAMUEL NICMOLhON and GEORGE NIC*OI.- L CN. Artists and I.:ogros, rs, Liverpool :a.... That an injunction d. thaue to restrain you the said defendants, Samuel Nicholson and George Nicholson, your servants. agents. and workmen, and ce.:ll of you and each and every of them, under the penalty of to be levied upon your and each of your and their an . l c ich ant! every cf their lands, goods, and chattel!, to our use, cutting or engraving upon wooden bloats, or in ^ny other manner, any labels being copies or lac-similes or imitations of the t.i es u-rd by the complainants as such partners as elinesaid, or labels or description to which the complainants' said names or fans of Day and Martin shall have the appearance of being sab-ctibcd or annexed as a signature thereto, and front making ars! forming front such wooden blocks or other enrav:ngs any [nook' or moulds, and front casting from such mould or moulds w,y metal or stereotype plate or plates, and from aching any Anaditen blocks or other eograsings haying such labels cut thereon, or any metal or stereotype plat: or plates cast tiara such mould cc nautilus made or bitnod from such woe"' bbscl . as or other engravings." ►TIONAL ttEdigtrtt THE UnDsn rim ESPECIAL PATRONAGE or Till KING, AND IT COAIpiEMONATION Or HIS MAJESTY'S BIRTH DAY, MONDAY. 14th of AUGUST. ROYAL GARDENS. VAUXHALL. THE above joyful e - ent will be celebrated bone of thentandeat Galas ever given 'et these Gardens.' e6m mencing with a Gratid Concert of Vocal and Instrumental Musics the First Act of which will coheltele with the celebrated National Anthem of " God save the King," with additional Verses written fur the occasion. The Proprietors of the Royal Gardens, anxious to evince their gratitude for the very liberal patronage they have received in this their First Season. respectfully announce they have, on this happy occasion. (most ere-tally to celebrate the Ilirth•day of their Royal Patron,) collected such a combination of Talent and Wonders, as were never beffite seen at any single Fete, tit. J. B. LONGUEM ARE. the Tight Rope Prodigy! JUAN BE LLINCK, the Slack none Prodigy YOUNG BEI.LINCK. the Infant Devil I RAMO SAM EE, the Wonderful Indian Juggler! The Magnificent Fire Works of Soutliby ! The beautiful Iteptaplasiesoptron ! Afore Brilliant ilhuninations, than ever 1 Ramo Santee, Young Longuemare. and Juan Bellinek, may properly be termed the three Wonders of the ‘Vorid ! Hy draulic Exhibition by Mr. Morris, of the Theatre Royal Drury- Lane. The Gardens, on this occasion, will surpass all their former splendour, and even exceed their brilliancy en the late Coronation Fee; they will better:mated with Flags ofall Nations, and superbly illuminated with 11,328 additions! Lampe !! I in approvriate firms and devices, by the ingenious Artist belonging to the Estal.lishment (Mr. Duffel.) The Fire Works will be prorated by the celebrated and un rivalled Chevalier Southby, whose productions have every evening given such universal delight and aetonialtmenti and as he is paid, on this occasion, a large sum extra, lie has undertaken to pro• duce the Grandest Fire Works ever seen in this or any other country : in the most brilliant part of which J. B. Longuentare, the Tight Rope Prodigy, makes his wonderful ascent on the Rope. The Cosmoramae, French Theatre, Grand Submarine Cave, and Water Works, as usual. The Concert, Military, Scotch, and Pandean Bands, will per form during the evening. Early in die morning the Royal Standard will be hoisted on the up of the Orchestra, and at one, p.m. a Royal salute will be fired. New Cloak Rooms have been fitted up, and respectable fe males appointed to attend on Ladies. Extra Doors wiil be opened.—No Orders admitted. The Police will be under the direction of vigilant officers from Union Hall. Southwark; and on this occasion several extra ones will be provided. and stationed in various parts of the Garden. *,,,* Doors open at Seven ; Performance commences at ilia. rest Seven.—Admission 3s. 6nl..—Vivat Hex. NORWICH UNION FIRE INSURANCE socrEtr, CAPITAL £550,000. CAUTION. —The only Gees in the Metropolis at which business is transacted for this Society are-16, Waterloo Place, Pall Mall, and 21, !Urchin Lane, Cornhill. PATRONS. The Most Noble the Duke of BEAUFORT, The Most Noble the Duke of ARGYLL, The Right (kn. the Earl of CRAVEN, Tire Right lion. the Earl of O't FORD, The It igh t lion. the Earl of ROSE BER 'fire !tight lion. lord SALTOUN, TRUSTEES. Hon. Col. ‘VODEHOUSE, M.P. Lieutenant of the County of Notfolk. Sir JACOB ASTLEY, Bart. THONIAS W.M. COKE, Lig. M.P. J. C. CURWEN, Esq. M.P. RICHARD H. GURNEY, Esq. M.P. HENRY H. HENLEY, Esq. EDWARD W. MARTEN, Esq. DIRECTORS. JEREMIAH IVSS, Esq. Norwich, Banker, President. J. BROWNE, Esq. Allmnan, Norwich, Via.-Prmitleitt. E. T. Booth, Esq. Alderman Anthony Hudson, Esq. Banker T. S. Day, Esq. Alderman J. S. Patteson, Esq. Alderman Hammond Fisk, Esq. J. W. Robberds, Esq. Alderman John Ilarvey, Esq. Alderman W. Simpson, Esq. Wm. Herring, Esq. Alderman Samuel Stone, Esq. LONDON BOARD. C. Harvey, Esq. M.P. Great George Street ; Westminster, C.rairmaa. John Wright, Esq. Henrietta Street, Banker. William Berners, Esq. Queen Anne Street, Merchant. Mr. R. J. Runyon, Waterloo Place, Pell Mall, Secretary. ' Gl* The London Board sit every Friday, from Twelve till Two o'clock, at the Office, in %Vaterloo Place. The parties insured with this Institution are free from all responsibility, and will receive hack GO per cent. on the profits at the end of every three or five years. The rates are the same as at OtilOr OrriCeS. In posit of the public confidence in the principles and conduct of this Establishment, it ninny be sufficient. to state, that the duty for tire half' year ending on the 25th of March last amounted to £56.914 tc,s. ud. and thetotal business of the Society now cx. mils 40 Millions. Proposals may be had at the Offices above stated ; also at Surrey Street, Norwich; Prince's Street, Edinburgh ; anti Capel Street, Dublin ; or of any of the Agents, one of whom is ap poinied in every principal 'f own in the Kingdom. By the KINO's ROTAS I. PATENT. GODBOLD'S VEGF.TABLE BALSAM. . For Coteius, CONN:1113 lOks, and Aortas. THIS medicine has been established for nearly zo years, and is allowed by many eminent physician' to be the only efficacious remedy to be depended upon for curing the above cony:aims. The numerous cares that are daily perfarmod, and which arc attested by persons of the first rank in thus king dom, would ILI volume.. Copy of a Letter to Messrs GODSOLDI, 3 Bloornsbury•sqoare. ceentlemen,—l have the pleasure to inform you, that your in valuable Vegetable Balsam, recommended to me by the Hoe- Mr. Sli.rley, of Fuliniun, has perfectly restored me to my farmer state of maxi health. I was in a deep decline, anti had taken a number of other medicines which faded of success.—With grati tude 1 remain, your obedient servant, 1101 BERT LAVE to, Cumberland Piece, Chelsea, May 11. la r 3. Mrs. I hiro:hy Guy is cured uf a consumption by taking I pints of the Vegetable Balsam ; she was under a course of medicine horn the faculty five months. and found nu ielief.—CerMicaut of the .cure the 14th ofJunc Stronger proofs of the efficacy of this medicine cannot be given than its being recommended by the following nobility. The wet Sob!e Ma, quis of Lothian, the It ighr Min. Viscount Dudley and Ward, the Right lion. he l.ords Macdonald, Grundey. Fortesette and Mountford, the Right lion. late Vis countess Dudley and Ward, Dowagers Drwntley. Falmouth, end Forteseue. Lady Appretax; sirs Francis Blow, Edw. Se:voltam, John Coghill, and George Arniamag; Ude:rds Doyle and pronley ; Colonels Baker, Debate, Laos. &c. Messrs. Godbold have e-aeblisi.ed an institution fur the benefit of the poor and others, who cannot altbrd to pay the full price for the medicine, end have, in consequence appinted it to sold by one reitvetable Vender in every principal town its Eng land, agreeably to the terms of the char.ty, as well as at No. I, Illoomsbury ALI. IN ONE DAV!! £60,000 in Two Prises, NEXT TUESDAY!!! rp RIAU, of the Old State Lott Pry Offices, 4, COII:gRILL. and 9, CHARING CROSS, mbst res. peafully aequaints his best Friends, the Niblie, that the Lottery ENTIRELY FINISHES NEX I' TUESDAY, (13th of AUGUST), NI which Day Two Prizes of £30,000 Consols, and ever+, other Prise nob In the Wheel mist be drawn.—A few undrawn Tickets and Shares arc still sellthk at BlSli's Offices, and by his Agets. Foer Capitals have already been old in the present I.ottery by BISH 11! LONDON MA RKE7'S. CORN EXCHANGE, Moaner, AUG. 3. There wad a very large supply of all grain at mar k et morning, particularly AV heat, •whith'May be quoted at is. per qr. lower than our last %notations, and very little doing at that reduction. The new % heat at markets of which the quantity was small, may be quoted fax. to 635. There were a few t•ani plesot new Barley in the market, which fetched Friday's prima. The supply of Oats was very large, and this grain is looking down. Beans and Peas were heavy in sale, and although we cannot quote them lower, they arc expected to falL Other grain is without alteration. The large supplies this day are in conse• quenee of the fine weather, and larger arrivals are expected. CORN EXCHANGE, WEDNESDAY, Ate. 7. Towards the close of the market on Monday there was a very material alteration in the price of all grain —Wheat was from to 4s. cheaper than at the opening, and Oars, Beans, and Pea , suffered a reduction of is. per qr. Barley was also rather lowe• This wav in consequence of the very large supply et that day.— This day the prices of grain have undergone scarce any alteration from Monday's closing price. New Wheat is, if any thing, rather lower, being quoted at Us. The other grain of this t'.e. scription is very heavy. A few parcels of new Barley have bun disposed of at :Ms. per qr. In (late, Beans, Peas, and all other grain, there is no variation worth noticing, but the whole are very heavy of sale. CORN EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, Arc. 97 There is a very considerable arrival of grain this day from SulfaLk, which, joined to the overplus of Monday and W day's markets, loon an exceedingly large supply. Scarce any sales have been effected this morning, although Wheat is utilred at a reduction of 2s. ger qr. The buyers hold back, in expecta tion of a still further decline; which must take place should any attempts be made by the holders of grain to effect sales. In Barley nothing is doing, the reduction in this article is trivial, but few sales are effected. Oats are entirely without demand, although offered at Is. to 23. lower. Beans and Peas may be quoted Is. cheaper, but no sales of conseqUence have been made. In fact, the Market is completely glutted with grain of all de. scriptions, and the reddetion must be considerable before the large supply en hand can be got off. CIAtILEN l' Ihtii Net W inch Old Wheat lted neat Nrw te do lt3e Brunk, or Duck %V heat Ilarky Pale eeLl dre%. nr Volandlito. Nev. Tick . Oil ditto \e.% Vq.ooll ditto l3gliilll4 VeitSe • .• (iaTy 13:$pr.•vd I,er la.l .;ES OF GI . roger Mea.ure , 1 MONDAY. 6. 6. 14 a 59 34 u 4$ I tit) a 63 18 a 2 ICJ a 25 4. a 10 13 a 20 20 u 2G a 30 28 a 32 SO a 33 33 a 36 24 a Y 7 214 Ji .214 N eOtt T, of Eight Booolt W t. 30. P. 42 a 56 32 u 46 u 62 22 11 - I 9 a t 5 1.1 511 10 a 20 20 a 22 21.1 a 30 is 1% . LLh, FRIOA V • 42 a :2 I 3 I a 4i 56 a 4,1) 16 a 1:2 u 19 a '24 45 a SU 16 a t. 9 20 a ::t1 ati a :10 I 28 a S 2 SO a 33 SS a 36 124 a 27 21% a 2ts a ra 90 a '4.1 33 a 21 a le7 211.. Y r. OF COW'S, l'er quarter, 01 the C ante ti or ENGLAND and %%ALE'S, tur the July 31st, extracted (runt Saw' days IBarley... 18s 4.1 I Kean 2 5. Yd 1 Oats.... Itis 7d 1 l'eas 26, 91 Elt-ttiL ftlaritiase Distrit W eels eutliug J GaLette. Wheat... 43s 2d Rye .... Us 6J PRICE OF FLOUR, Per Sack of Five 'Juanls, or 280Ibs. Mumlay. s. 4. Monday. s. Fine English Flour 45 a 50 American Fluor ... 34 a 36 Seconds ditto .... 40 a 45 per Barrel of 1 cwt. BREAD, 00. the Pilarteen Loaf. 1:1:00 (hi AILM.OVAOU bLli .►lt. Average Pike from the Returns% wade in Ilse Week end,' g Wetliieistlay last, 213. 100. lie' cut. exclusive of duly. COAL MARKET, Auo. 9. Ships at Market. Ships sold. Prier. I.i Newcastle Sunderland 1 42s 9d. .5.1.11 l 1111 ELI) MAIM ET. FRIDAY. Auo. B.—There was a moderate supply of Bean! at market this day, but the demand for Beef was small, and tine variation in price scarce worth noticing. There w as a very fair supply of Sheep and Lambs; Mutton W 35 in some rqueu, prices a trifle better than last quotations. Very little was done in Veal, Lamb, and Pork, and, upon the whole, the market was very flat. folloaing is a correct statement of the prices and numb:: s roarkPri— PRICE tit . MEAT, exclusive oldie (Mal, which cmri,t , of Head. Entrails, and I tole, and is wraith about ld. ial stone of 6in. MINI)AI. Reef 2s bii to 36 611 Mutton 2s 4.1 to 26 lot Lamb 36 4.1 to Is 8,1 eal 3s 6.1 to 56 0.1 Turk 4s Od to 5s Oil firwi of Cattle at mat Beasts Suet-to slid Lambs . 2(,1 Calves Beef 8, 141 to 3. 4 Nlottoo 2. 0 , 1 to 3. 01 Lamb 34 21 it. 4• 4.1 Veal 4s 04 to 5. 2J Pork 3s 01 to 4. 0i 114484 ut Listile at Ilarkr•. Be:t , t, . . 561 Iliad Lam . 12 244 14 Calves Ilay Clovrr Straw 11A1-NIA111.1;:. 1:4 a Ito 13 15 .1 . - 3 0 in -1 7 .1 - - - ..t1 12 4) 116 ( LONDON : Printed and l'uhlt-hed by the Proorit tt , r,SOHN tt . IGG, at the °thee, I , l,.etStrect.wl - ere all Wm. n: the Etlitta, (poop:nal) unto, by addresbed. e~--:~ 'N .