TO G'.II)I7ALISTS% N eligible Opportunity offers to nny Gentleman p 04 4, wed of a Nitm of from i:10.000 to .1:15,0104 to enter 1101.FSA LE MANUFACTURING CONCERN in the ::eighbour/md of I.otitlON, about Eight Years established, in Winch the Profits are c-nsiderable. and without risk. Not any hot persons of the highest respectability need apply, and no Broker wiil be treated With. Alml7, post paid, to 13. Z.. at the Goose and Giltliron, Si. Paul 6 (,hunch-yard. 4.3otr,?,:ript• LONDO:.7, MONDAY, JULY C. Three o'clock, p.m. The Purii papers of Friday have just arrived. The Greek army, so far from being dispersed, is re ported to be in finee, as Ypsilanti is said to have under his command 20,000 men.—The French C!aamber of Deputies. on Thursday last, was engaged la a discussion on the proposition of the grant for the maintenance of the naval forces, which led to some observations upon the practices and policy of France with respect to the Slave Trade. General Foy inquired whether " the ships destined to re volt the felonious and detestable traffic in slaves had discharged the duty assigned them in an exem plary manner? Europe (exclaimed the General) says no!" M. Duvergier de Hauranne replied, " The English Parliament has said yes." General Foy, in continuation, observed, " It is precisely what has passed in the English Parliament that proves my doubts are but too true. We are guilty of an infraction of the treaty, and thus foreigners may justly interfere." The horrid circumstances developed in the de bates on the Slave Trade, in the House of Com mons last week, must chiil the blood with horror, a 3 being most revolting to humanity. It is strange, after the notoriety of such facts, that any civilized Power should permit a continuance of this scanda lous traffic in !Inman flesh, to gratify the avarice of those ‘vretelks Over whom they have controul, and ho carry nu the trade under their flag to its eternal disgrace, and attendant with all its concomitant Lit. ors. THE KING'S STAG HOUNDS.—Some time ago the h:ng's stag hounds were sent to Brighton, under the hope that sea-bathing might recover them from symptoms of hydrophobia which they had shewn— the expected improvement, however, not having taken place, it tv:ls found necessary to destroy the whole, consisting of 26 couples of perhaps the finest des the world. This was done on Friday last by die whipper-in and under huntsman. The huntsman was so much attached to them that he wept when their destruction was determined on, and declared he could not assist in it. RECORDER'S REPORT.—Saturday the Recorder made a report to his Majesty of the prisoners under sentence of death in Neivgate, when Charles IN'tule, Itchert Holding, John Blakeney, Mathias George Cephus Quested, and John ~nape, were ordered for execution on Wednesday next. The others were respited during his Majesty's pleasure. Saturday evening a young lady was killed in Ox ford-street by the wheels of a curricle passing over her head, which was literally crushed to pieces, and presented a dreadthl spectacle. She was crossing the street when the curricle drove over her. HiMRID MURDER AT STEPNEY.-1t will be recollected by our readers, that some days back a gentleman, then unknown, was found in the Re gent's Cnnal, near Stepney, where he was suprosed to have been thrown after being murdered• An inque,t was held on the body, and a verdict of Wili'ul Murder recorded against c a rne person or persons unknown." The unfortunate gentleman has since been owned ; his name arrears to be John Canelull ; his brother resides in Hall-street, Poplar. He was an officer in the navy in 11312. He resided with his brother, and let him on Whit Monday, about 11 o'clock in the forenoon, since which no itecoant was heard of him until the day previous to his burial, when his body and apparel were itlenti thAl by his brother. The utmost exertions have been -ince used by the police of the district where this horrid deed was committed, and at length three men were apprehended, and taken to Shadwell police attic:, against whom very strong suspicions are entettuitted of their being the murderers of the decease!! Their musics are John Enulish, a rape maker, John Warren. and George nettling, both well known characters to the police. They under went as. ~,:snlivation on Friday befiwe T. Hardwick and T. Ilc.kitr, Emirs. and were remanded frrexa miAations tm a future day. THE NATIONAL REGISTER MONTHLY AGRICULTURA L REPORT. So far as personal examination has extended the Wheats are backward, and fortunately so, from the extremely ungenial state of the weather, the north easteilv winds having continued almost invariable for a lonuer interval during the present mouth then at any former period of the spring. A great portion of the good people of Britain are solecinv, themselves by their fire-sides on Midsummer-day On the favourable side of the case, with respect in the prime concern, the ‘Vheats, dry weather is generally hitund beneficial to that crop. The plant is strong and luxurimt, with %cry little appearance, however, of tillering or offsets, and in places thin ; discoloured also, as usual, from atmospheric al`ection. IVith a favourable change of the weather, 11Theat may yet be a productive crop. Shonld the weather continue in its present state during the flowering or blooming process, the conseqoence will be, a greater quantity of blighted and stunned ‘Vheat than in the last crop. The spring corn is retarded in its growth by the same cansv, and looks yellow, and in part sickly, tut on the whole, there is a considerable bulk. Beaus and Peas have thus far a favourable N s. pearance. Closer, lucent, and the seed crops generally, are much cut by the cold, especially in exposed situa tions. The hay harvest in Middlesex. h s been good ; 01 the best lands particularly heavy. Bops have suffer ed notch Irons the easterly winds. Potatoes are a con. utterable breadth. and a plant full as forward as could b- expected. Tomtit sowing has been early this sea son, and the Swedes have been soave time above ground. Much of the use nl periodical nonsense afloat about catching turnip-flies. From the abundance of hands, the lands generally in good filth, and the drill system is making its way in all parts. All hope relinquished of a good crop of fruit, except perhaps of latter fruits. The fall of Innis seems to have been least favourable in Dorset. A disease in swine. in some of ahe western counties, has enhanced the price of store pies. Cattle and sheep, fat or lean, abundant, and at very malt rale prices, with an appearance of a still further reduction in price of all the necessaries of lite. NEW HAYMARKEL' THEATall.—The New Theatre Royal its the Haymarket, stands con ipicuously ornamen tal among the onprovemems at the coon end of the town, and immediately in the vicinity of Carlton Palace. It is au elegant lasts:lid structure, with a noble portico, sustained by five lofty pillars, of the Corinthiao order of architecture. Without side the portico, at each extre mity are the gallery doors; within are five other doors, opt nine_ to the Pit, Boxes, and 13 ix Office, surmounted by five windows, whicls open into the saloon. Over the portico is a frame of circular windows, which give light to the gallerica awl upper parts of the house. The whole frontage is stucc4ed, in imitation of stone, and is unos tentatiourly sviat and elegant. The entrances to the 11 , xes and Pit ate far more co:innotlions than they were in the old Theatre, and the d-scent to the Pitt, is con siderably leas. The interior is extremely beautiful, and the processi 1111 l , with an elegantly painted ceiling, par ticularly excite admiration. There are two tiers of boxes built geotnetrically, with projecting fronts, unsupported pillar., so that the view of the stage is completely unobstructed, and the elegant frequenters of this part of the Toeatra will add conspicuously to the coup (reef/ Behind the front part of the second tier, extend* the whole width of the house, is a comittod.ous salon, taste fully fitted up. Even with the lower gallery, which is very spacious, are slips, so constructed as to leave the view from the gallery entirely open front every pan; and the pit is roi:iewhat larger and better laid out than the old one. The entire budding reflects much credit upon the artists engst • Led in its erection, and is admirably cal culated to ensure to the proprietors en IieRTSAOII to their extensive patronage. Sutctua—About seven o'clock on Friday morning Surgeon Andrew was found dead in his chamber, at Albion House, Ramsgate, where he was on a visit to his friend Mr. Leader. There Was a large cut and a clt ep stab in the upper part of his thigh, near the groin, which divided the main artery. The floor and the bed on whie3 the body lay was covered with blood, TWO razors were found in the bed; one of them was open and blthaly, the other Was newly clnsrd. The body when first oisenvered was ill; lions whence it is con cluded that hr committed the rash act soon aster lie had retired to his room for the night. The deceased was or l known ill Loudon, and lately tanned part of the establishment of Mr. Conn,. the emnient hanker, as his resident medical attendatit. Ass ingot st was held on die body on Today afttromm, when it uppetled that the deceased had beets in a melancholy state ever since be quilled Mr. Cthllles estubli hnirut. Verdict---" Insa nity. tiwoig to-distress of timid at the time." Dreadful Accident—Mr. Frith, a respectable gentleman, who resided in Camden Town, riding out on Sunday, his horse. took fright and ran ea' with him. Mr. Frith was thrown against a post, and received such injury us mused hit death on Wednesday evening. An inquest was held on the body on Friday, and the Jury returned a verdict of —Accidental Death. A f e w days ago a considerable wager was made by a gentleman of Prescot, that he would provide a chaise and pair that should go thirteen miles and a half within the hour; carrying, besides the driver, two persons, weighing *Pi pounds. This wager was decided last week, and won by one minute. His Majesty will resume his sailing recreations within the Wight soon atter th e b rea ki ng up o f Parliament, and continue tho saute until within a few days of the Coronation. Tho embellishments to the Royal George yacht have beet , some time finished, mud her equip:tont so forward, that she may be ordered out to Brighton at en hour's notice. tabs Mn. Firicher. of Ilklibory terroce, of a two. AI Gore, Chapping Ungar, Mn. bat lu t. , of d FOll. a'v'iauuct• At taistry. near Sandwich. K. at, J. Fryer, of Wimbarne minater, Doted, mi. to Mary Atilt, eldest rlauglits I of 'I Lomas aloulden, esq. of Stateunorough Imam:, heal. At Bow. liliduiesea, John NAM, esq. to Amelia, second daughter of the Rey. Dr. Lid.). At Mar) lebout. chinch, It. I.iiiiond, es+ sargran iu the service at the lion. East India Canipany'a ebt.tbliblaint tit, to Cathei only daughter ol It. Simpson, erg. York place, hincrland road. At St. alai tin's in the I kids, I). let aid, erg. of Austturriara, to Elitalietli, only dangliter or 1. C. leillellllloll, ebl. Attelpili terrace. At L.I tttttt 11011. J. Vrawn, of Llbow I..nr, Calico hill, to Mtn, only dillighltr of I. l aster, mi. of Loner Liliiiiintan. At St. George's, U. It. saadwon. esti. us t pper Montagu street, '.110111:10 S.lll.lfe, to Miss I tricanund, ut Southampton buildings, Chain, iy lane. At it inersham, Peeks, C. Witherby, 'sq. of Pirchin hoc, to Louisa, second daughter ut the 1410 Mr. J. stcyrultin, at dm former place. I tic Rev. C. A. of Sl. Nicholas, Guildford, to Caller - lee, daughter of the late 'Lev. C. Atlinatin, vicar of Wetherollela. Lama. ~ttD. At hi. residence In little Smith sheet, Westoduster, aged 00 yearn. henry At thur Ile. licit, eny. tat 3ivekromi, county oh lir, r), Irelaiol. formerly mothilter of patILIIIIV/1l for the county of heir), toe boroughs of East Glutted and I rave. At Camberwell. W. troohlaln, my. many 3 ears mareliousekeeper of austaniped goods, stimetset house, aged la. At los house, Ilighbiory place, Islington, aged ilfi, ht,r, wire of r. Fteiich, esy. Sk ..... er 011 the fitli of October lot. aged 14, Capt. Gerald John newly, of the Ilk h native h,hnwy, Iheogal establishment. At I lam psteao, JoJwa I. ampbell, yourgest NM or It. {tatty.', esti. of Chancery lane. ett SI. Slrphe.s s, 'rear I'l)month, 'fhomas Cordon Caulfield, tan. captain in the ray 41 114,y, mho of the aa itolvor 1,1•41 e, in that hat boar. In l'enhouesile, John I lietroml, my. lime of the china clerks io tht. r.n.t. nt England, %hid, ,itouation he held ft. upward•oi 'ears. Al his millet's, spinal 1011, near Jill:Weld, 0. AIII•le1Y1,0.4 Savage gardens, hanky 'game, ag,t At fireettvich, James 1 eh gusots, esy. seed 70. John Wilbheu, esy. of Filo:hie), aged 49. At Mr. Itaillie's 111111• C, In 11,180111 • imor, In his 741. year, rilinuno Thornton. esy. tat W lat• iniloll 11411, Luncasid. e. Lon Don Cuarhas CORN EXCOANGE,.MoNDAI . , JU l.r -.-..... .. We have received but few arrivals of Wheat from our own coast since this day week, but dare was a great quantity leftover from the previous markets, for which there was this morning a pretty brisk demand, and thel finest samples obtained an advance of is. per qr. ; the inferior descriptions !main as per lait. Barley was brisk in demand, and there being but little at market, last Monday's prices were readily obtained. Peas and Beans were full as dear as hit week. Oats were rather more brisk, but they do not get better prices. In other articles there is no alteration. CURRENT PRI ( Per Wsuclwa ES oF CH.I bier Meabuie MON U 4 V. S. 30 a ki 37 a CO 2S :I 311 kIN l'o3. Tll f Light Likunhei w EON I.D.b S. i , „ Nti ii 55 37 “ I 0 ' 1 2* a 311 LEK, FRIUA V. . s. 36 a 55 37 a CO VI a iI Red Wheat White Rye Brunk, or line: Whont Burley .... Pale MIR ee Oats Bret, utPul a ido New Tick Beam Oki ditto New Pigeon ditto Peabe Grey l'eioe Itapeeeil iier labt FOREIGN. America!) 24 a 48 13 a 18 16 a vO VS a VS 134 a SZ) 31 a 34 37 a 4V SU a SO 331. at 364 2k a S! 3 a 30 4t a 3; II a I? la a k 0 Itl 34 a 36 31 u 3-I 31 n 43 26 u 31 33/. 36/. 21 u 27 23 u 29 46 58 14 II 13 lu II 21. 23 a 29 34 6 3ti • 31, 6 34 37 u 4 . : 26 a 30 ;pl.:, a 46 a .SS 35 a 42 a .14 e sti 31 a 4il —l6 a :~ 31 Riga and ‘i isnuar Russia and Vries. land ditto. Rye Harley ...... •••• Feed Outs Brew orPoland do Tuck Beans Pigeon ditto . Pcioe Grey Pease Lin.ced per. qr. . 30 a 3. 23 a 21 u 14 a 13 18 4 21 32 a 94 93 u 9.1 33 a 38 2P u 38 a 414 30 a SO VG a VI lb a si4 :4 a lb 18 a VI Sz a 34 34 a 30 3il a 38 `25 a al 36 a 48 SO a 3G Va a 27 18 a IS 1 i a la Iti a 2 I 34 si ii SS a Zst; 45 a 25 a 27 Sti I Iti l,intA, •rout ENGL.\ Jutie 23d, ez A EKA6L KRICK Maritime limtrie %%eel: rudiug Guette. 'A'lstat... 31 I IUI Barley... 33 , Hyd .... 31i titl Oats.... IT MOWN OR NIUSCOI Average Price front the Returns M'ethie Way last. 3 Iles. "el' I P , ..lrier, lIIC / Vo • .•I• ,N 1) 60,1 11'.11.,E1, fur the twat:W.l (runs Sa us day'( 31 newt, SA4 84t Va I l'ell 4 e :)ot bgt VAIM SUGAR. made in the Week ending cwt. Lliclusive a ditty. SAIII'IIIIEI,O MAlllif.f. MONDAY. JOLT 2.--There was a pretty lane supply ct prime Beasts at market this morning, which met with a Wisk sale, at Mil as high prices as last week. Mutton, Pork, and Veer being much in request, were rather dearer. Lamb supported our last prices...'l'im business in the Bay-marker W. 14 brisk, and our runner prices for }lay and Straw wera fully supported. Clover was a trifle dearer. . . _ The following is correct statement, or the prict-, zna It tharket excluxive H e4(l. Nutruil., ail.' 11 ids , 11).—.1'er .tune t)I atlas Offal, which coosast s of and as worth libuta 14. pat NUN oa‘. Bret' 44 Oil to 44 (1 , 1 Notion Ss id to .11 Sil bileiG Gi Od 10 Gs ld Veal $4 ail to Gs 104 York its ail to Gs 4d fiend of Cattle at market. Bonita filserp ai l Limbs . 16,500 VRIaAv. Betel 4s 04 to It 64 Motlon 41 2d to 4+ 6 , t Lanai 6s 64 to Veil 4s 01 to 5. t. 4 Pork, 4s 14 to 5. Ilead of Gatti': at Market. Boasts , 660 Slim) and rigs Calves HAI.NIAKKET. gs . . C4Wei. £3 $ 0 to A 4 4 0 • • • • t 4 4 0 to is 5 41 • - . • ,t 1 a 0 ti, II 10 41 Ihy Clurcr :aN LONDON t Printed And Publii.bed by the Prep, Nice, JOlll4 TII WO, at ere (Mice 76, FlcoLStruci, *ltem all Louers.to tb• Editor, Ito. 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