Knees Al Gimer—King Gem birth-daylept.— Hobby scan the Pupae Offices. s'cript- LONDON, MONDAY, APRIL 16. Three o'clock, p.m. We have received the Paris pepers of Friday last. They contitin no additional intelligence respect to N.iples and Piedmont. The private letters tram Rome meation, ro.o tine foreign journals ate full of c. Dint misrepicsentation, with respext to tlw aff.tirs of Lally The p o 6 res „f itner,y ma: be snspendeti but the principle is uosuilitied. The Italians can never be reconciled to the Austrians,and tile despotic conduct of the holy alliance increases daily the num bers of the Carbottari. The Russian army is ad vancing from Volhinia, and the Cossacks are to lux striate in the fertile ploins of Italy preparatory. it is believed, to carrying into effect some projects formed by the precious triumvirate against Spain. It is reported in Paris, that the two Emperors will re quire from the Frencli Government its permission to march a considerabh army through part of France to produce a counter revolution in Spain, and ulti mately to take possession of that kingdom and Por tugal. A wimp of observation, it is rumoured, is to be formed in the neighbourhood of Lyons, fur it is incumbent un the French government to watch with a jealous eye every movement of the troops of the pious Alliance. The insurrection of the Greeks, to recover their independence, goes on prosperously, but the Emperor of Russia, it is said, is perfectly neuter. le he acts ctmsistently, be should oppose the Greek rev Anion, is the same manner that he has that of Naples 'mil Piedmont; if lac does hot his neutrality is at least of a. tioubtful character.—The Greek inhabitants of Odessa had offered Prince Ypsilanti sum ,)f 300,000 roubles to assist Lim in in his efforts ,o ef:ect the deliverance of their wan. try from the Woman yukc.. Juni° Camas:lli the late Dragoman of the Turkish Court, and several of the Greeks of the first rank at Constantinople, are said to have been uebeaded. Ihe Paris papers con firm the intelligence given in an stride relative to the arrests tvltich bad taken place at Barcelona.— The low nal de states that the magistrates had . in this affair, tieett compelled to yield to the demands of the constitutionalists, who, on learning the re verse of the Neapolitan patriots, presentel a list of about twenty persona, whom they denominated wales, insisting that they should be taken into custody. The Qvalidienne, on the other hand, speaks of the arrests as having been caused by the political chief, in consequence of information that they were engaged in a plan tosoverthrow the Con stitutional sysielu. Among the parties arresteo were Baron D'Eroles, the Bishop of Barcelona, the Vicar General, th Superior of the Capuchins, anti Generals Fourn....s, Camp'lell, and a Fournas was suLacquoitl; permitted to re,he to France, 11 ,,d had arrived at Perpignan. On Sunday morning a an early hour some yoone meet who went to amuse themselves in Cupenlisrai Fields, discovered a 11411 banging irons a tree in u. e of the hedges; they cut down the body, tvhic:i was quite dead, and appeared to have been so so.qe hours. There were no papers or other things about him to lead to a discovery of who he was; there did not appear any other marks of violence on his person to lead to any other conclusion than that he committed the act himself. The body was curried to the vaults under Islington church to be on nett. FouT RACE MIAINST t.tivrtunin John Halton, ut Stokesiey, in the aN•trili Ri.linb ut *Yorkshire (who beat Beal at York), perfortneo his numb ut ten miles anal a, quarter within the hour, in grand style, near Doncaster. He ran a measured wile in and out, in the north road, through Lou. Cater Bar to the foot of Lady Pitt's Bridge. The watch we understand, was fur six hundred guineas, sad he won it with great eats Ibe pultamance u under Min. Sc. e Ist Two miles ands quartet t l 5b 24 Two mum. o 1 to id Ditto 1 33 Duo 1l SI ida Lau 11 SI 55 24 This great pedestrian entered into the 26th year of his age on Thursday last. '~ - . THE NATIONAL REGISTEK SALE OP NEGROES BY AUCTION. Extract of a letter dated Richmond, Virginia, Feb. 24, 18Y1, written by an Etighrditnan who emigrated from Norfolk : ir The B rie of ssegroes at auction is of frrquent occur. rcncr ;,) nis rite. lif r resent at one the other day, 'wire sna.l t ..undrert were 'I sifits.(l of that .i.orning sney fosioe,: pm of Ate • maze' of John Graham, a stvilts.y Sasoc , soa-, deceased. A Mel iol . lemporary As Oral 1.• as vice t-d in the r .reet :or the :Ovum!, niainm .t •hcasre tither. ...id Use I egro or sale. .14a,,y wer.• sold ~ one I "riv e d " a 1 ;,- s: 4)11. Tlsr plifelal•fs ousted E . 1:1111. 11, Stair 11U 11 sue. aiso &WU or three • ....verso.. Uu F. 1.11 il.o Cloatft) 14),Ilfleflf Stain. .os o. ..se- III:: r. a sires ..rt vtierally averse Is, being • . •I . .tt ni , . A is • mend narrative sit what ass log soy sea ) 1— •• t.-rt its rer—• G. ntlemen, the next we offer you for sale of Huy! ag• ts! osti,. cerpenter. eland ;id years of Ord, and wale;•teri sound; cats do ,lasts. tars st , tilf. It recitsirttl, 'Ls Isis. et try rersial•Ct a I'lry sadsil tal'2.llle.nel, whin nit Kit', ..*Of tile , Ill1;1.11 carp-nits*? will minor') tone the a lord for ISslly t'—' 350 dollars; by wo;ce ?roll' the crowd,—As.closister -• Nu snore Owl 350 iti•l•c.rs .his vannehle haled I well, leothlentro , t 00.% :,stt, 400-4 10-420, and 40 were lIIICCeSSIVeI;, 13 . 11 ss 11l oat 4V6 dul:ars! hate many niggers to his ; ofe: sit, gentlemen, and can not dwell ; nncc, twtcr, three tunes—guise at 4gb dol• 1:14:r, Jantrs Grant, 41 negrorider I New Urlr us. risic,epsetr—' r'ne next nigger 'or sale, „CII.• lltalltll. it Rein, !--Cons, PtI1110.,111.01(1 lop Isere and tell the gesoLetsee•l te oat toot can do.' Polito ninnoured reniset•sing. with cO.SC's the am:nutter( sternest not very e ell pleased. wen, !tavola in Iron. witnessed the WS- Se , :allly G ntlrluro, wh 11 will you give mt. lon P'l'sn l a t-'"i Geld hand. 32 yews of op., and'—!!err so t : mgrs. l'nefftred Inc Wl.l 1111 l et! by calling out— ' Ge•oieurtn, lis iisinp. CO.' A ctioneer—• He is de unfree. 1,1 ill.' lull ui tale. aentles-ris, 533 )ear; awn., which I prestos e la N• . g ess'', men, I has Inv.:., ii nil Mr. Gmtlset ' , wog Y 1 yea's, :toil whets lie Inc 1 was a twat. lot tivr mins is an I is now: Anctivoirer—' t v.ll, well, gessuemt si, you see t e nign r el or y.. 0 ; lie IS litbeflUotli as basin. sit years os tee; he race he IS 40; it Is ,or you to jisrl,e.: wliltll ut t iwo is correct , a. 4.sy rate is.: Is I tam.hle smatter —a lust-late hlau noun -trotl; a-al able-laciseet: F ere Ilse 'st i nts iitoerrt• l sted with she following address —' nlent Ai, I is not aide-!welled; for, in the first place, I is itouhien wi.fi sickness; am', its the next place, 1 oas tot a west ift my rs,sht s ap.ltter as wig as sit I ow; i,014 0 % ii.s address silenced the Widen. ,piol il , al.:..loseer ronier , ed, ' Gentlemen. you see this Irlluw ''.es nisi wan' 111/ lie sold; Itowettr, 1 mall firs'! a •naster lur lillll, gur the peewit we shad ue owlet tile oleCClally piassiiie him hy. tie was "lieu ordered to -tend nue Is, r Till J.rct,u v.asurnerett up in 11s educe. A moo ser t ....fr w J about to otter y.. 0 WI" 'of the 1 , .141t valuable negroer in the cit . , of Rich lllll tut ; is aR excHUirt tra.ors ..0.,1 cuirser—she first of that profession 1 tier star: for sale, IS is an acute, likely bigger, Apo, 35 y..ars of Ige, air' hears an cacti- I. .s Lliaidcier li.r inpitesty, ovi:•riet). industry, aid nitre. sooty. : ae a ',impale a ter. htah Lidding for nn, ',rut srfl &ill ; whet will no- hit Jacob ine. r A. 'snider— • F sir 101 l Hired ilolllaffs' A.ICII(1111C•fos.o.' lII.IIIIfed u 10,. the tinnier and varier; wily, trilielbeili tie wtritl.l ion. Ihr situ 1114$11/re I a year' :ts r. use isgro fret':r .I.offrl h ass pm vs Mina to C oill ? N.,' 1 tomer, td alter tins flissi Gr 's& inner int, for nuns ;he w as knockeJ "kiwis as 530 dollars to an instalment n 1 this nesslibourlso.:d. 'the next lot wcs a fatisil)..-..1 /1141 i, J woman, and 'heir sei o • children, lute aticiii.tirer tea, 11:1'0f1 Itti owl op 1 . ; obey molt; togeo.ici ir.rio43 a ulsoini n C citiarn 01 F..erslt tr./. • " The veiling of ' occup:•.(l nearly all t•• al yrk.r.isg un • nossi,, In nova; rd ant ~ . .11.1.11. prick. 41,er t •1/;.:.n Ole SA. liar slime u.ue , ...via its i .unsid ik hail jl,ll t: 1; 114 4111: t•C 11.1 . tr,..1.1; 1,1. 5. I. • Is. W.W.I SO 5 :1 .114 111111 k timid 11 • .41 t . 1 . ,•., • moo. t - . 1. t rl ..r •1I . Ila lofi-ll Itielf 41,181 . S. 1• . 1.1.11..13 Ilk llstlf 1/%4 .11.111.0,f6 put siege red Sift 0 , ;AA. 11) no..ainc ilvou positiVc &left. If is r•... I,y •tl,l ,•. 1%1 .6 1111ssif.. none, is g ran do. I • .csi a n.:.., •, sur aisle, a peruse, *noting o ,•nre.+ave a- -la 1.•1' 'sq.., um. b . k. , I;;, if tin is aedisr,j r.ld to WM ; i• lie a• ill. ..iiirst‘a•W4 ;nos is mane 11l lilt 1.• r, ly sit;. iserg..ssi Il • I/1 ,•rl.. is tin: a. .• 1•• 110 tta.lc-. ty nl eloxising n▪ is 'lva • ; Itg OUt 11. ..Pg,fge.. by lb , . ge 40 .• ~,ployes ia tie• . • 1.1. y I. .1 , . tr. iNegmes sole I aocor. s k :e .1.. rsy iotrora dec. ared, or • nave i..11c.1 lu Li.st..eys rtsulki• ultisf CIITUIII - al VI. sae. nr ritterre.a I. nos consinissu; tilt, I,ct pit wris.slk red retiscr disere it •is generally the 1451 d -call u Infilreay a of rs v. 111 devote t.l. if a peran.l wink, u In 1.1r.1 111m11.1 0116 of his (s.••leas it he f r soon! ;alert fault) it is 1116. 1.11C.1.111,,1y p• Cis l In..L ilu. e•scu••.t , aoces ..t• nu the %advs.:. 1'.1111.111 out only as nth. ~In in z , ..c .I.ruswr 11,r ..11. c a; 11.. r••tsuly ; IA hell a masa dies In. divides Ina sikbr !l.a i51;40.., oat:4.44CH ; 1.111610110 nisi•tere.4siok„ ,nolsstry in lie' me /Seas leo ifessl , oll, ,111 1111, or Geanis UI Omi t ownecb rri.er des sous sake lowa ; and 50 14:11111.4 111.011,01 ,envrakstins prrily , ;11L.et.1 .JL •uchon, the sol: geheralsy wk.; alt. n-kd by bachelors, by one of whom I.••st is ...sully purchased, and taken into Ikeepshi.' BruenTo tiar.—Yeek, 4pril 14 —A fete iiiintres before twelve o'clock, thus day, Michael Sitaw was executed at the drop, behind our castle, for i,urrgla•y. Although • nothing of aggravation marked the conduct of this man at the tune of the robbery. except his being armed with a large knife, yet, from what euhittepteistly transpired, it was clear that he was an old offender. When the constable attempted to take.hitio mo cusiody, he made a desperate resistance with a large iron crow. In his house was fennel a plan of that which he hast robbed ; and a false wall was also discovered, between which, and the outer wall of his house, was a repository for his ill-gotten goods. Thir►y-four skeletul keys. belonging to Shaw, and souse of the stolen property were f I buried its a wood, near to where he lived. This mato lill ate ntalefactor was in the 57;11 year of his age, and has kit a wife and a numerous family to Latent his fate. He prayed very devoutly during the whole of the time he was upon the drop. At a quar.er past one Wm. Brown, alias Win. Morley Stubbs, aged ID. who at Ike last assizes was convicted of a grim' assault and highway robbery, was executes oat the new drop, erected neat to the city gaol, opposite to the The offence for which the young man was executed was a very alfgravated highway robbery. We CBllllol con clude without stating a moat disitraceltil occurrence on this melancholy occasion. Previous to the culprit being bronght to the gallows, the executioner suspended the cord, after which, with apparent glee, he ezclainsed to the populace, " Souse of you come up aid I'll try it I" At one o'clock the untimunate ma:. was conducted to the drop. The executioner, in a bungling manner, and with great difficulty (being its a state mil intoxication) placed the cap over the culprit's face, and attempted several times to place the rope run his neck, but was unable. He mi►sed the uuturtunate titan's herd with the noose every time that he tried. The cap wa- each removed f the malefactor's face, who stared wildly round upon the spectators. Horror and detest ation seemed to pervade every breast ; old there were cries of " shame, shame! he's drunk. Under Sheriff do your dicy 1" But the Under Saeriff (Mr. Hewley Graham) did not offer to interfeie in tins disgusting pro ceeding. Mr. Hviali, the humane governor oi the jail, much affected, advanced to the trout of ►he drop, amid entreated the populace to preserve siience, which they dud it ttttt ediately. The executioner, however, was not aide to perf his duty, without she resistance of the jailer and one of the sheriff s office's. No sooner was the unfortunate sufferer launched into eternity, than the execithenter was assailed by the popul,ee, with shouts of execration, and several called out, Hang him Jack Ketch—he's drunk 1" &c. &c. • 73irrbs. Mrs. A. Holloway, of the CI y nu,l, of a daeLltter. In Finsbuty place, Mn, Mathieu, o awe. At Clapham, of a daughter, Mts. WillialU Selland, of the Adelphi terrace. it,arneb. R. W. Hodges, esq. to Min Charlotte Fentham, ' , omega! daughter of the late I. Fouthain, eg. of the *trawl. E. 1. Critobley, sou. of Illortow, Surrey, to ealso Woottata.of Nlaholaa lace, LtMaiMid At M. Ueorg¢e'►, Hanover Square. the Rev. WllVr.tri Pops, to the f:oootera of Liodoey, widow of the late, sod touthot of Inc pit , 4o l . Earl Lindsey. t. At his Imelda, Woklogham. Belk', 'lr. lobo Wheeler. of the Arm uj Toppi. sod Wheels,, M. Cum ebt d. lie yobbo, G. Lang stall. of 'sew Itasingball street. 1. Gals, mg. swerve, of half Moue street, Piccadilly, aged a. Al Shacktowel', Mr. themes Katt, ',en a 'eats. Anne, wife of Mr. O. Pia, el LEVOILIUMItie bail, Fetichurch street. lit Sloane street, Lieut.-eta. George Smith, of She Ilue. Company' Iterviee, aged a 'earns. 40 September last, at SI. Viewing, Mr. D. blacpisersoll..- of Demrrara mod Inserhess. At Geleutt.a, in °molter list, of the cholera mortals, espt. Mumma nwr, of the lion. Company's extra ship Col letielllll. 06 the UM inst. at Cambei well, surrey, In fall possession of all her InClatikb, bllisebeth 'Male., %Otto.. at the advanern of WS years, lei of which Woe bad teeu ntmintatued O. ,utnltuos, 01 that W.. At (intrille.til, Dot Law, Foances, wife el .1. Hawks, on. Ur Monday, rt hn ativai,red nue, the Nev. J. Myers , of WO.) 1.41, Near flranlui d, Yorkshire, aid ,actor of Wyinutun, Gear 11011104, Llaurol , oo.lre. At ,int !twist in Millbury ;pore, J. Travers, esq. of St. awllLin's *any. arra AO to aitoreer 9.. itstat r E:11711:. NTONDAY. Aran. V 3. 'JUT market was pretty wail tiipplitil with %Vheat, lien trim Esser. ltem, and Sof Mow this dal week t there was not, however. any pert entaud, except k.. the titeats..sinp.es, which An . .ined !a- t • :. ' b p.b•. fur 1.. f. .4,- f -ciiptions there Were very few purchasers, even at a tri. sing reduction) Wile; was miner brisk in sate and supported Last .veen's prices. o.lu, were (1..11 in s se, but the finest sem. plc, supported our last quotations. 1,. ;,.4•11 5... d I.Uss 4rvt is VW .11/1/:'t I . Mllt(Da Y. API UL were well supplied with prime Beasts at market this morning, wino brisk in sale, su,d full as deer as last week. Mutton imd Veal also tally supported last week's prices. Lurk was somewhat cheaper.--.lne bustakesi in the Hay-market was pretty brisk ; Ha) and Skraw item rather dearer. Chive fully supported ow last pikers. 1 it , is a 111.111'.01 , 1 tta.l; dell .1/ 11 . &OA nuttabcrs at n.arket:—. art liesu, Liitrail-. and Wile. rim in 111. pet ii).—Per smite i.) . MONDAY.FRID 4 I. Beef ls 011 to 30 0., 11-. f 4. 0,1 in 4- SJ Mottos , ts 2d to bs zit 'lnitu, 44 04 iii 4. au Lomb Is Oil to Its Oil 1.a.0.h 0- Oil lii O. 0 i Veal 5s 4d to Os 4il Veal 4 SI to 5- 10d Pork 4s 4d to Is Id Port. 4 , 10.1 to b. ti i Head of Cottle at oigrkrt. liras) t.l Cattle a• snorhet. Beasts :limey soil Lambs . 14.040 I Sl.rep a ~t 1 Latoils 30 .0 No . Calves liA.-%i Hay - . • - g 3 0 tt. 0 3 . 1 - . . . LI 0 0 to I 19 0 LONDON t Printed and Publish,d tne Proprietor, JOHN • TW IGG, at the Olficc, 71i, Fleet !tweet. witetc all Loma to the lLditur, lac (peat paid) utitat tpe mhireabed. 'IVB woldelma.