13G, I.ord Castlereagh bag been indisposed for several days ; he, however, gave a grand official dinner on Thursday in honour of the Regent's birth day ; the consequence of which was, that tits Lordship was worse on Friday and unable to attend his I'arliantentary -duties. Ike Prince of Saxe Cobourg came to town on Sa. Inrday morning from Claremont, rtnd after visiting the l'rince Regent, with whom he stayed four hz:airs, re turned toftlaremtmt in the evening. His Royal High ness is n(uch recovered in health ; he rides out in his eurriclo occasionally, •and very frequent:y walks. 7h, alterations and additions making to the Pavilion Arightqn, it is supposed, calmot be completely ll a shorter period than one year. 'fill then, Royal Highness, on his occasional visits, will reside in the range • of huidings which communicate with the royal grounds on the Grand Parade. i• The Curators of the Bodlian Library, it is said, gave 5,5001. for the Venetian Manuscripts, many of which, on being unpacked, were found to be nun:t. beautifully Lord Cechrnue's Steam Vessel, now fitting. out for sea, is not destined. as reported, for a voyage to the North Pole, but to Africa ; it being his Lordship's in tention to e.ttemnt to navigate the river Congo. Mrs. Edwin has made an appeal ta The public in consequence of the pecuniary losses wilich she has re c !ntly sustained. In Dublin, where her me: its in puh lic and private life are so well known, and so justly apprectited. such an appeal cannot be in vain. Ntr thing has been yet heard of the ruffian, who has so basely defrauded her of all the earnings of her indus trious exertions. PANTOMIMIC TIRTCE.--A constable of Cheltenham, on Wednesday last, apprehended a notorious vagrant bemiring there, and they conveyed him to the lock-up room ; on their reaching which, the pauper solicited in the most pathetic manner, that the officer would enter with him, and came the window shutters, as his health was much impaired. To this the constable readily ass rated, when the beggar nimbly slipped nut of the prison, locked the iron door after . him, anti the officer was oblig , .•d to undergo a few hours' solitary confine ment before his situation was discovered, and he could be released from "durance vile." Hussey, during the last week, has been very much indisposed ; on account of which, some of his irons have ken taken off, upon recommendation of the surgeon of Maidstone. EXECUTION. John Warr, and Harriet Skelton, convicted in February last of uttering having in their possessinn forged Bank of Trigland notes, were on Friday mornieg, pursuant to their sentence, executed at the front of the debtors' slum, Old Bailey. The case of Harriet Skelton was a subject of deep and general interest ; and beside the etertions made for the preservation of her life by several of the most distiegniebed members of both Houses of Parliament, even sonic benches of Royalty itself were incited to .the most lively feelin.:l of humanity itt ettenvirig to procure it pardon. His Royal Highness the link. tit' Gloneester visited New:rate 1011 Wed nesday, and had a bug interview with the two unfortunate culprits. His Royal Highness conversed with Hai riet Skel ton for neatly au liptir, leasnt the pat tieelars of I. Me, allti alt the circumstances of the case which led to ilEr ore !riled fate. After shaking hands with her in tire most cordial man ner, he dr parted, for the purpose of waiting open tbe r at officers of the Bank of Eneland, with w hom having had an interview, la) instantly repaired (as we understand) to the seata Royalty itself. The case of the culprits jiLrepurted to have undergone the most rigorous examination, I Ince their cooviction; their crime was extrusive and aggravated, and, Consistent with justice, mercy, it is said, could not be ex truded towards them. From the moment of their fate being anunsinced, each of the parties evinced much resignation. Harriet Skelton distinctly avowed her Agra, but asserted that she was unhappily entrapped Into the crime for which she was to suffer, by a near relative, who has escaped justice. Sire vindicated herself from the opprobimn that had been oast upon her former life, 1111C1 declared in the most solemn tnanner, that she bad been engaged but five weeks in the traffic of passine leered notes previous to her apprehension. tieveral distinguished characters, among whom wore Lord Rocksevage, Mr. !Selmer, and others, most deep!. interested themselves miter behalf; and some of them havitig investi gated her previetts character, fonud it undesersing of !hat Leavy reproach which hail been east upon it. On Thursday morning, the Rev. Mr. Cotton, who was indefatigable In his attentions, attempted to administer the sacrament to the un happy convicts in the chapel, but found it iinflos,ible, tl.:e woman having been seized with hysterres, and Ward haring also swooped away. In the evening, however, they became each eon:resod, and had the sacrament arlsoiaistertil Kepis. lately in their respective cells. The patties were attend, d np to a late tonne on 'Thursday night, by several religious ft ienils, alder w Welt Ward retired, and had considerattle rest. Harriet Skelton slept but little. Upon being brought forth on Friday morning front their cells, they appeared quite re. signed, and both parties expressed the fullest confidence in their hope of werey in a b e tter wor ld, ward exhibited the utmost foe filmic), as did the female enlprit, until her approach to the scadahl. Here she was supported by nit re or four persons, instil a few moments before her fall. %Valli. who was first introduced, embraced her on these:lo;dd, and 1)0111 baying prayed fervently for a few moments, they were launched into eternity. The 11 , n ye:tit employed 111 the Now I'icr in lrlymmult harbour, vial down but tw it,: in the month of Ittareh, iu cor.seltrenceot the tempestuctia ir:athcr and foul stwe of the water. A. tartars IL.ndent ha 1 nearly occurred last wool( to the workmen in the hell. It was found that foe air he 1. by s,linu tnian". nearly ear.ped from it. and the %mid shrred tltr lie4vitig up waa irom..liately ;.;ire n ; but it there was a mrfes•ity tot rtinocing the hyll from among the piles before it multi he lifted p.m.pendiyttl-rly. it became tour.: than halt full of water b. fore tae worinien ton be entrivatd from their perilous tatuation. It will by naadleeted, that a fatal aocident of this nature happened lately at Sheerne,s. the inpectiett, it wry. fonntl that a `nal kept from clubiog, by the bac rroLitiou of did. Ttn , , NATION AT. REGTSTEri: Loeb PlorNircAstret's PLATE.—Statin days ago were ap prehended, Jaaeph and Anthony Jervis, shoemakers, of Bs kees Steeet.auil Ficteher, their letmeekeeper, for baying L. their possession a valuable service of plate, and three or foer watches, of which they could give no satisfactory ae cocitt. an Friday afternoon the prisoners were again brought up to Mill iluoronglassirtet office, when it-was diattovered that this plate belonged to the above 'ethic lord. It bad been stolen four years a;n trent Ins lord .Itip's family caravan, be.. tween hie house in Stratfurd-plisee and the country seat at Cromer, where his lordship was about to spend the summer. 'lle prisoners were detected in consequence+ of Anthony 'meth^ attempted to . e letige a spuon at the shop of Mr. Dry, pawnbroker, in Smith:street, Nfanchester.square. As the prisoners are possessed of prepeity to the amount of several thousand pomade, the case excited an extraordinary degree of interest in the treighbonthood. Several responsible persona gave the Jervis's an recellent character, and became bail, to a large amount, for the rippeararee of the primmer Joseph, to morrow, when it is aupposed vi all be admitted evidence against weather EX7. RAC IMINALLY SUICIDt.OII Friday afternoon, daring the heavy vault, a young female weal to the staria at Green. nicht, and hired a btert,ole.steing to Ise earaveyed to Bier:lran, Ott the passage, site pat several questions to the watermau, of a strange *venire, and talked in a vet y incoherent manner. iks the beat was apkiroaching the spat where the bodies of several men are hamlurg in chains, file l 'quested the water. mitt to draw nearer the shore, and asked him it he could point out the bodies of Brock nut! Gilltam, the turn smug; sits, who suffered about twoyeara t.g.) for the murder of part Itt •he crew of the Fotecur.er. The: watt rump) pointed them tut to her. and she aeemed deeply affected, mail said she knew them very we:l when they were alive. After gazing at the bodies far some moments, she burst iutu tears, exclaimed " poor fellows," and before the boatman conk' pi event her, leaped into the water. 'The latter, much to lilt Credit, illl mediately jumped after her ; but blic had mirk before he email reach her, and was not seen again. Drags were soon employed, but the hotly could Hut be found. The miliaria*. nate female appeared to be about 25 years of age, was vik teely dressed in a plum-coloured pelisse, black hunibasiu gown, art] straw borimit wi th white trimmings, and had re markably large blue e)li. There was also a , mask or some kind jest under the left eye. The Thomas and Mary •trattsport, arrived .at Portsmouth on Saturday week, from Deptferzl, is gone to Leg horn,with the baggage of Lord Rurghersh, Envoy Extraordsuary at the Court of Tuscany. She also takes, as presetns from the Prince Regent to the Grand Duke of Tuscany, several cases, containing casts from the busts and Ornaineutall party of the Elgin marbles. The Greed Duke makes a return to the Prince Regent of a variety of ancient artichectural spet•i• mew, which are to be presented 1.1 the British Museum. It was letely 'unmarred, en the atithority of the Swiss Journals, that the Prime Jablutrowske (charged to &an the mortal remains of Kostiusko) had failed in his mission. The Gazette of Lausanne, on the contrary, states, that the body of the Polish General has been conveyed from Soleure to Poland, accompanied by the Prince Jabionowsky and M. Zelmer of •Suleure. the Intimate fricad of the deceased. The Emperor of Russia has desiguated the town of Cra cow as the depository of his remains, iutd it was this Monarch him self who caused a prepesitien ta he made to the Cet•tra:ncnt of Poland, that a monument shot& be creetedata his memory. On \‘'etleesday last, Lord John Townsend. wLile exercise on horsehar, on the Shoreham-road. without being ay....re of his danger, rode the rhinglarielit Copperas-gap. 'lnc aximil, in an insta:lt, sunk into the delusive ground to the depth of two or three feet, and his Lordship was thrown off. We are happy to add, however, that the Nobie azd respected Lord sustaimid no serious Injury. The Trowbridge paper of the 24th inst.. rays—=" It is Strongly reportcd that the nieitica/ men of 44 neighbouring town have between 70 and 50 persons midis- their re, %slit) are extreme ly ill in cons. quence of eating's:images «Rich had been hobd in the aliambles. Several appear to be in much danger. .01PICE OF OIITIN..I.VCE. iXth THE Principal Officers of His 31(yesty's Ortittatice J., hereby hive notice, that proinseds will be received at thrir oilier in pa 3 Mall, on or before Fril.+.l".tke 13th day of Mag j nee. .front such l'ersrms as may be ander take the Surly of .Sh; et* and other artirits for. under tg . Depirtlncnt, ./(Ir a Period of Ore,: Years, determinable rlire the Expiration (:t . the. first Fear. upon Notice of three .itc..ths, at the Option of either Party. Patterns of tie Artieles may t,e :need upon a,rplication at the Principal &tore Ker,- , er's Office in the rowcr, and to the re ppectivc Officers cf the 'Ordnance ia Arsenal at WoolwirA, arid . tiarther PAP lit •ilare.tti b mether with the Terms and Conditialt of the (ontra,..l, map be known at Me Serretary'sly/ire, in Pall Mail eybrc.oid, any day hetwera foe heurt ty l len and >nar titlark, wirer the proposaic must he delivered sealed upend enebased " Propo salt 114,r Shirts, but no Pr0p. , ..1 eau be oc'nOtted after the sail 81h day of :thy at twelreo'clork at of the sabre day, neither will any Tender be wltired asniessilte Party making- it, a:- an ..tgi at in. his b(halfthattctic nd. By order of the llnar.g. R. 11. C Se;retary. OFFWE OF ORD ?VANCE. 60th April. Ims. TI-IF Pritteilnti Officers 0 . AWN .14iesfile (Ardor:nee do hereby rive .Votioe, ihnt Pripaeals a•-•!11 he re.• ived at Mei, tyee in l'alj Mall, on or hePire ;E:eddemUY Me G'. l "-* - 3,6 11 pert. front - prrront ae.rh . ay .. und,:rtai•e tie Light. iwg of the Lamps et thie Offloc, a:la of the Toarr a;;d hroolt-ich „for a period of thre^ years, let-mall:able oiler the of the first year, upon notice of tf:ree tnout!!s at the optkrs of i - ,:ther party, .firether parieu!ors, together rclth the ,!erms and unit-tiff:me of the Contact Iry beitsgren eteirr Se, friary's Ojfirc 1•411 Mall alone• arid, ary day &Net,: the isahrs of 1.-tt and funr o'Hofk, w.ierc the proposals env:t dearered sealed hp and oidorsed,.. l'eopag L iv for I.amp lighting," tut no Pror;pal eon he admitted siftrr the mid 6th q 1.31 ty at o'clock at of the same day, neither 'xi:: oat, tender he noti.-eri sarker the Farty nthkiag it, or an agent its his behalf' :hail attend. Vy Order of the nr - 1 r It. If. CREW; Se:rihtry. AFFICE ()I' ()RDX4SCR, April 20th, IH. H. THE Principal Off cerS of lii Mairslg's Grtimance tin hereby „cite :Vance. that Proposa.'s is at their (Wire. iz Pall Man, on or Wine lVoiNss.lay, day of lila ! , ne.ot, from suels Pear-is as may A; i..u;',7rfake the Perlin manee of the C.. 11 Pk:NTI: li'S TrOBK in 1. 1 !e lledavry for fir a cj Three Years. deterniin obk 'after t'ie tx,piretims if the first year tipan notice of three taouths at She option either pyrtn. Fert,Vr pnrtirolora, together =4th the Ttrett and Cenditians of th e c m ar ot -t, way l kro- ra /Toy °pipit,: iron at' the Syletary's (offi ce in poi/ w 6 -cs.li.i, any day behr,..en the hours of Tat and FON', o'elock, ere the Proposals mast be delivered sealed up and endorsed, " Proiroolls . ihr Catinuier's Work." but no pro roteda ...apt be eidioritte I after the said rittt day of .3fay. at TAalre o'Chwt. at free(' the Late day; neither Pill any Tender be noticed artless the ratty runtiog it, or an ; v his brliiiff, shall attend. .Il,y of str Vac lioard, R. 11. CREW, Sccrelary. APIttL Srt It is stated, that the plunderers of the Brazil packet were ma coninion pirates. When the pirate-bnat came alongside, the crew were deterred from boarding by the threes as to :h.: com - ,:aience. The Captain of the packet was then ordered on Wand the pirate wick his papers and the wail ; the latter ho dtelittsci. On boarding the packet, he gave onlers to his fast affirm, that if he returned with his own boat, and with his own crew. tlutt every thing was right ; but if rctorantl in the :wet of the pirate, or in his own boat manned with we other's crew, the mail was to be instantly conk. After some altercation on board the pirate, they demanded peremptrily the OhichAie stated he never mink: give up. They laughed at his bold brguage, and onknal hint on Hostal their boat. The first offieerof the packet. seeing the Captain 0113 Si trev.i, im•tantly sunk the mail. When the packet was boarded, and no mail found, the anparent disappointment of the Pirate Captain was extreme the plunder of tl:e vesrel Immediately r.a um eneed ; the qiiantity of dollars was only 6.0;;o. The jewels on beard were, however. reported to he very valuable. Sir John Cox flippesley has eaused-sr engraving to be made of the veil of Mary Stuart, whieh.eardisarlork left him as a legacy. The print measly exhibits a reticulated tissue, like those used by ladies in their embroidery of tapestry. In the corner is the emblem of the Jesuits (1.11.5.), and a bordct with eagles. The inscription imperts, that the unhappy Quren was covered with this veil when she was beheaded. "rime vet is of white silk, embroidered with gold. The ebriesities of antiquity vent by the'Rey of Tnpoly for the Prince Regent have been removed from the lA'eyinauth store-ship, at Deptford. to the Tower. vaVe had b bIitTHS. The lady of Captain Maude, R.N. of a son.—Vienttntes Gott, o f a son.--:\lrs. George Barclay-, of a claugliter.—Thc lady of Sr: John Courtena i lionywood; Lan. of a daugl4t-r. MARRIED. Ann, third dau. of Captain Herber, R.X. it. C. W. Nepean, son of Lieut. Gen NepFan.—C. Taylor, Esq. of Totnes, to I lorriet. second clan. of Captain Carew, '11.N.-11. Faulkner, Fsq. to Har riet, dau . 0f.1.1Y. Cooper, Esq: E.K. M.—At f;ibraltar, Mr C. Cre • gory, to Eliza, dau: of die the Capt. Carey, of I'ort Arlington, Iry- Lind —Nfr. J. Jardine, of Watling -street, to youngest dau. of the Lite M: Ashton. ESQ. of Bagniggo Wells,.-..Mr. R. Sihley, of Saint Georges East, to M.'s M. A. Kaowsli, of the same place. - rs !ED. At Swindon, Wi?s. reliet-ef A. Goddard, Esq.— Mr. Samuel Ilichkrdaon.-..At Feversham, J. Smith, Esq.---At Woodford-bridge. Mt. T;Croft.. -At Wimpoi , ., the Rev. T. Sheer - shanks, A.M. rector of that llonierten, IL Scdgwick, Esq.—Mrs: S. liartopp. vile-ti the Rev. S. Ifittiopp, of I)albv, Le:cesterstire.—At I.ik lodge, Southgate, E. Smith, 14q..'.Miss fate.:, of King-street, Cheapiide —.Alia; Hall. of I - prey East Sheen, Surrey.—At Spanish-town, Jamaica, L. Iltlligan. Esl.—ln St. Mara tfn'z-liae, :VI:. J. board the Iladlow, on her pas sage from Calcutta, Captain E. Lamb, jun. commander of that ship. LONDON MARKETS. CORN-EXCHANGE. FRIUAY, APRIL 24. Vhe Whore market is story dull, in consequence of the :ont)nuid Foreign arrivals, and the tuba made are un lower terms th:.o day last. Barley als,i is rather cheaper, and Malts nie:ts a h e avy sale unless fur parcels.—L: G s, Beans, mid ?ease, tee have no alteration+, noti.:4. - MONDAV, APRIL 47e • There was 9.• liberal supply of English Wheat this morning. which Added to upwanls of .26.000 quarters of For, :gr. W heat arrived since this day weak: which caused it to experience very dull sales at 5 shillings per quarter since last Monday—Fine Engliih Barley fully maintain lasi week's price: ; Foreign Bailey W 36 evidently cheaper.—lttye, Beans. Pease, :sad Dats little variation.—Rapeseed and Lia:eed a dull sale. S. S. s. s. I S. s.I Wheat 56 aB4 I Whitereaszs s a ..34 roland Oats 26 a 35 'Pule aitto • 72 a 96 Grey Pease 48 a 33 Totatoe ditto t 8 a 312; itye 52 a 55 Beans 4.4 a 60 }lnc Hour 75 a bur Fine Barley 38 a 56 I Ticks 45 a 54) ttecond ditto 70 a 75 Malt 56 is 84 Oats .24 a 2ti i:TeSertbDt. a .541 PRICE OF ,BIZEAD. The highest price of the best Wheatein Bread througLout the me• ropolii, is stated by the Bakers to be' 14.1. the quart , .-ri Leaf.— tome Bakers sell the (loam:a Loaf from id. tc 3d. firr, cr. AVEIIAGE PRICES OP CORN PER QUARIF ft, IN . ENGLAND AND WALES rott TlI LNDINk.: APRIL 18 Wheat. 1 1 Rye Barley o.kt.; I IlcAns l'easc 90 S 56 5 53 7 39 1 15 6 I 9 PRICE OF MEAT, MONDAY, 5 MISHF I E I. 1). I: !Mt:AT E A.. d. s. d. I Ilcalls qf t'attic of Rect....4 2 8 5 2 SA ,; tqiiidip blutten-4 0a 6 4 ileasta,about.... 2330 Vial ...-4 0 4 6 6 Sheep 1 Perk 4 0 a 6 0 Calves ~ 0 ') Lamb... 6 0 a 8 0 Pigs 320 KAY AND STRAW PM{ LOAD. .t. a. d. .C. a. d. Am.!. a. d. Flay. ..... 3 10 0 a 6 5 0 0 0 0 S sitTnyrir I 0 Clover...—. 10 0 a 7 0 0— 5 13 0 { Straw 1 16 0 a 3 0 0— 1 8 0 Ilay 0 4046140-580 ST. Jemes's Clover 6 0 0 a 6 6 0— 6 3 0 FALew ~ 3 0 0a .3 9'o 3 0 6 i Nay.. ..... 5 0 0 a 6. 0 0 ...‘ 3 10 6 WHITE-CitAPEL Clover —. 6 0 0a 7 7 0 . 610 0 { Straw 1 1S 0 a 3 2 0 3 0 6 Amt. 2'). AND LF.ADENUALT.. Carr:We s. d. s. d. !icor :5 8 a 4 f; I Muctint_.', S s 5 Vcai 4 0 a 6 l'crk 5 0 a (i 0 Lamb. . 5 4 a 7 • AVERAGE PRICE OF SUGAR. Computed fmm the Returns math-in the week ending April 2*. is 4'4 4d. per ever. exchisive of the Duty . of Customs paid or payable hereon nn luirutation thereof into Great Britten—(S6l,o,lails PRICE Or STOCES. Bank Stoek..... 3 ter Cent. Reduced 791 3 per Cent. Como ls 791 4 per Cent. F. per Cent. Navy 101 4 ;1:0:n Stock Dit:o Bonds (3 Fr (.nL) 97 FY herppr Dillr, 2d. per Pal 19 21 pit Consol S for LongArzuitics Logslow sa—Printed and published by B. WlLatf. No. I ! betivren St. nUtlttati . ll Chu:ch and Fette /Ana, and tura anted into the country by all Now:mfr. Bookseller:, and Cluks of the Boon, free of iv reef