, t • I'l l E t . x. —The riitott 14' (4...ictii on Fritlay ws-4, " 1 ler Majesty has lie.Ta i good night, Lula is much t; ;L • to day." The :nal Duchess of York 14:ft I,.‘‘ a on Friday morning to ray their .r.esltects to t h e Q :Len at Kew. %VI,: regret ta.) t ty, that tthe,report of her 7 Injesty'r. I.ev!t;t, yehterdaF that ier• tf, itjewty tIUS nut had ~tioui a gaigltt :to ;1!..ti;t1." Kos.t,:rolay to Per Ma jeNty hat., hal u tolerulde uighl, and is 10..:44..r tJti.i.teorn• „ 1 I /WWI! RI 1,4:NT . 11 inUUT, 6:e•••••= 17 11UAlaq Ate Prince llegoo had a t mart at Carltut.i-ltutte ) .!tt wi.ieh Mr. Baber, bic..Ntalcsty's Consul Guttural in the ' 4 •uitetl States, was •preseitLed t.h the Prinn...llegent by ( - iistlereogh, as-Secretary of• State fur.Tureign i.n his return hem on leave of ahs,:net... The Prince hell a Frivv Council, which was at 17:rnit*1 he LIX! Lett .C.ltaticellor, mil the other Nieinbers u! . the Cabinet iJ town. At the brt.akinz IT of this (•'otruoil. Itwutior -the, • ) quaint was :Waal ted item the vesence of the Regent Coulicil, and made his repast of the convict,: under :4:lactive of death in Nett t.., when 11.cattoc Iluttely t nit Tiatothy NPNaniara, for forging a will, (Irbil°. pitor F rne:4l, alias h..ivhard (*.hake, for highway rub bery, and William l'allsoti, for fiirging an acceptance to a Lill of ciichistl;,,m, were ordered for execution on 'it;e.ltic,. l ay ..!t. Oa Weiloco.tla.y evening the Princa Regent ova a grand ert..i.taininetit at Carlton-house to the and Vinyl.tts.e-t Clarence, the I)uhu an.l I)ochess of and their ilkstrions relatives, upon their martiawes.— catcrtitioinent ft...ed with a diottim, v. s..rvisl up with great splendour. Preguratiora tv.r.. mita:: for the evening party upon on oat:mice 11... r Royal Ilighnes4 the Diklicseor.Clau!eseeis %Nutt size, and well proportioned; 1!..q. complexion very foir, her hair tlaveu, .with fine soft 10. tie eyee.- 17:cr appearance is very tuteteaing, awl IuCC manners tir,- mill and gentle. The Duke of Cl:vsanc.e,• it is 1%10, intends disposing of all his effects :14,A:1:Sky beßite gOiIIS to the Conti r., Friday nmea.i.:g tkc.Dote and Duchess of Cumber left St. James's Palace tin- Germany, accompanied ty the Pitnees.; •of Stilms. The Itoyal party were to proceed to Dover, where the Royal yachts arc to convey •t!tent to Calais. Their Royal I.lLancssett proceed in th e tirat.iastamte to the Gerntan Spa,. where a house has been prepared for their reception. ft is mated that the hkreditary Prince of Hesse flora. hurgis to hive the Government of the city of Mayenee„ as a Cuatess 'et the German contixtration. -Pea:a: tee harvested in some parts of the Lk 6: • Ti:atset, and many fields of oats are nearly ready iitr st-ytht: ; the crops of each of these vans are short, the wheats throughout the islatul never had a more '...xurintit appearance, and will be ready for real7ing its tea dates or a thrtnight, if the weather continues dry, .1 et- oun t s from Jamstitnt state, tLat-the crops in that •isiand are more plentiful this seastet than they have been or many years past, particultarly.ott the .sugur A turtle, weighing tipentda of 60011). from the !Is lsid Ascensionotas rivinalted on Friday to tbe Prince Regent. In Herefordshire, it nem% the ands-trees nr? so loaded with that., tiolt the orchard-owners have been el , liged to prop tliou up, to prevent their bre:ling 4:own with theart4glit, the • sehool established in Newgnte. there were ewe that. , tom GO or 70 boys, who had been convicted 441 yarieos c rimes, s ome of whorl were then under sen tence of death. There were Lut few of them who could • either reittl-vt write, and not more than two or dine Avito had hem brought up in par(Adiial schools, in rou st:cc:C.4n with the Na:ionsil Sociaty. A clergyman who • interests 14mm/it in the present proeekalings fur the re 14.ormation of early depravity, was desirous to ascertain the character Uf their r.:spcaliet parer s ; and was ac cordingly inducel to call upon them, he did in different parts of the metroyolis. Sr f.:r firm mccting with any thing gike iii usag-7, which be Ilad it: some measure antiiipated, 'hrs.! with shout he ton eu the euum:r,y, treated him with respect ; and • v.-hen be mentioned the pains that were takcit with their ehildren in prison, they seemed to be impressed o itit a strine;lctiinr, ofgratitu.le. Most of the parents talked wits rcterve on their past and preseet niode of ; sad aclitiowlolged that, almost without any t!:ey existed he depredation and plunder, r.c.l :ce-e !pm. , ats who, having 111 value our religion t: , eln%Av , :s, aver.. content that their children should :ive hoot raw in the mold ; who COrtpl, in some irstaae( trrimal uu anti edurated their ollsorin4 in the Lam: selNines 0. aid deed of infamy whidi tvere daily on Ala! pahlic T'ae rest.a.‘tion !how , the Itic"-•cntles Clinra ph •"•, •cl a ..1 look: Mr. Wya:t, nearly r V.P.llll;••ted. t.; ,t hin k can he more chaste and.lsieuttaful'' than the tin:: wor:,:mve:hi . paof the Gothic ornaments,. sad the st( \uslatuic: the sotarc hue of the eri g itial buitaing. V _ ...~ Miff: N./MONA!. RrAFAVIA.R Two doeunwatt respecting liaanap:lrte, have been published in the ..31oraimg Cliron;eic. first is a sort of elionieutaty r ity .IVilfrpitleou bituielf, upon a letter of .S:r T. lteade's, which bep:os by declaring the prisoner's resolution nut to aotire he.letter at all. With regard to Mr VNLEtEre's letter (the English .Scrgeoti who au:compel:led Stionapattefi-ton (•.nglaoil to Sat. 44eleua), ethwl sally eliaenver frten it, that hit H..14/We has bus. %sumo-animus for propriety of Mr. Nl4.lllCil'S Tli iS 111.Iy e 'te iitl krred from Mr. I)'Muiwit's OWtA stotcrtacut, for' we .are nut tlisspased• to believe the Gtwornot of tit. .I.lclena so. ear tiros us wotqld''be itnified by a cofttrary supposition,. Extract do letter from dated June "Alffie:alaecoatats are jUtit nueeivell of a battle taught do the Carlow*, on the t.'d of ; but d have only , time to send th.e . :leading past-I.:111am. (')n that day General rat .vecs. , 7nolp:etcly paiked is the neigblx)ur- , low.: of Coyade, near the ? 4 aws Cm4ea .ahout 1.,1XH) of hie *may were libel or te'kett prisoners. and .1 300 ILTAL'S fell itrto war hotels. The 64einisli tiate•wns cornmautied,itt the ons:::, by nrigadivr lan Torte. but', ltiritsavrecaLveil el slight wound.. let Ares c(unpe/lvil to rcsigt tlpe ronotiaatl to Brigadier-Coma. We have ; l'oionel Yill;:x :cal two ()dal oateers of rank. Co- Ione! natio,. of di, regintorg has th...vwseverely wounded*. . teens -th.e killed, on tl c si(.lc of the insur gents, is-a• person of the tuuue of Ilan/el,. an active rirgleader antottg them. A great number of foreign officers are also among the wad wottadel on that side. ' _ _ 'A Marseille.? article ire the Frenth papers of ate 12th states, that an American :quadrat of !bur sail of the line :rod two fiigates wire lately in the port of Ltg horn. ty intelligence from Nhoinid, it .sippeers thst the cousts of .Spain ore beset lay insurgent privateers, whioh board all vessels without distinction, imaing ,pfiTes of those Which are Spaniards. The pon of 6 : 6 1- einPy, is represented to be kept by these nuasiase turers under a strict blockade. Some anxiety SLCia% to I)rcv, it itt Carla rela:Ctiffg tke fleet of merehoutnien homeward-bound from the Horannub, it t dog ;so undcrstoul alect of the South American privetvers, cruising on the Spanish chore, to cut elf that valuable convoy The Government of Spain is under much alarm, lest the pia ac, 171iit:11 now rages througliout the mortis of Africa, should extend itself to the ntigl.. Waring parts of Europe. Ihe existing laws fur the preservation of the public health are, thcreti)re, by the loyal command, to be rigorously enforced throughout the kingdom. By a letter from Madrid, dated JOT 2, intelligence has been received of the safe arrival of the Spanish convoy from the liscanualt, consisting of f:1; ships, which entered the port of Cadiz on the 211th of Jrce. The cargoes sad inerchatilise brought by this ctmtley are said to '6: extremely ruindole. According to tin , terms of the -tenventian of the' -2. Alt of Aprillast, iu s.) fa: as concerns the Lnglish merchandise confiscated -at liourtheenx. .France and Engiand have signed a:, agreeme.nt, by which the for mer• pewer is to jmv the latter the 16=1 of 460,000 francs Thie is CollSitiCrUll a very equitabke .attange ment ler both countric.F. _ An entirely new source of trade to the West bulks has very recently been interred ity the invention and erection ofn mill for carding and cleaning. old blankets, however dirty uud ragged, into u com:ortahle tttaflag thr kit tirkings fork the use of the Negro population of these Isiatuis. Thus, an article, which has hitherto boar fkrown away at totally useless, or of very trifling value is u ill now readily produce frem 61 to tits. Itcr pouad of the collectors who perambulate the btreets. The plague appears to be making an Marini:l:z pro gress. in the• Empire of Morocco. '1 be greatest pre:•au tbins have been, is colt:.equence, adopted Ctrast of Spain anti at Gibraltar, to prevent the thin of elis die:0111 c outagivat„ • Mr. Jobnlimoble is arrived iu town, cends way to Itl'ouloupe i vitcre Iwia tends passing the su:tialer 111011thS. We are happy to learn, that then. of this celebrated Actor is completelyare-establisltoi. . A Common I gall was .on Thorstlity" held, for the lye prrae t.f electing. a Sl.t,triii in th..:.roein of Joseph I cd.l, Esc. who refused to scrse. Lawrence Gwynn,, ci!i sett and spectae; , %vas nominated a,: 14r the year. old was tioaninwubly locted to that (nee, there . I.•:.:inpr, no opposititm. HAI' AN )'l':i ' .\\:' l'Elt LOAD. X. L. b. el. Aver. C. *. 0 oit 8 o o-6 ► o SmiTotirLD G 1 10 41 9 n IP 7 0 a ' stmw I -IN a:3 5 2 to 6 114 t OaF Iv 0' c, ST. JA7II:P'S I'lovvr li 10 6 a 8 1 , 1 i 10 0 !•tes'..n. 2 lir Ci (ilaY•—••••••1 7 9 V 8 8 • W:trirrioArtm-:110ver 1 U 0 art 11 O .; 10 0 SCT:OI ‘.! IS 0a 3 4 0 -- 5 I 0 OP! f Or Off Pi N.l A* r. trtts. „ . , TT ir, Pthie; pal Vivert s Ortiticxre du herelq ce r.r7pos,ils w:11 r,:„,;;Tgi ea; Mrir .Ipre 1'..d1 in,11, - .-.lly. the _hl d., 0/.Pd' . .7.11.11 us 4 • -trig 4, q 7,4 Inag 1::td,! • t,a(e th 4 COP/'!7 S:lff or t•.'ioe of ri• rt P.-•chf rely's.. de . 4:7c). Erpi, Year, mph, .Vog..,e doer at Mr Did av (.1 rd sayin i des y iren von 4j ele Piht , ipa! Leg% • i•r 1.%.* rirtber 7'. r trx atul randiains ~!?* C may Le I:l'4l'N ti,, . 4 1 . .. e. • ;.. Fult ITO nPresaid. any day t'n td:a. TVerf: . lM(WO:PN"ii 'VC"r reair.t rip and '• Prop°. :de for 1 opper.pl;lll:' NJ br eV,T the* e51611,. f f,1 Cli W., qj . l;:!' RiM) :44y. rrilleet! Tend-s 60 ! the Pus ty making 1.. tir an rfg• - af in lu :Foil oti.n!. ihr crtrir, Se:-t- o JZ`7.Y-'o INtritig the procession to the Vnto it am! Anchor, on day, It Lentietiont's chariot wi Inlet) treks s and some childri h. which had stopped there for a siCW, %%:IS j; VIIAlla IL • home by it coal it aggon ba t e king. and the patinas err con.• plait ly crtothell in. We retort to stai r, that one of the tidier aas so moth injoired, that teats ate entertained of her re rouot-y. One ol the children atm also ,es e ettly hump an d a boy masted something, vtas tun uvi r by a horse, at. Gitariog erts•s, and had Ins-collar blilat4OOlit. CONJUGAL J•Alltil`NU.—Tefr•tjay 149 site N ag i a t ra t ea at Union lialt sere Family unit inusly ettgarted in the illVeSll - • gh felony, their prof eedinis were %add( say kit ertopted by a -shrift cly from a fettraie of " Ala! yon 1413* I "ill eeret 4eure }tilt. ,, 71 )(time it s then entered the Cons t, followed -My a female. ',Neon el aftwarinsee. 'lChe staled that his name was IJONV4CII, retie that he was a 446 ( . 6 '6 WWI I.IIAMOFOIIey fronate by whom he aas fulloo ett was, onto' Innately for Itiw, his st We, (ions ahem, he Ic4ol co:410014.d to separate Itinsnatf .d' leer s udent tem_ per.; hi ullossed her st kundseene mammy, lint trot satisfied attli that, site ematinitally tnllowett him anti istsisted GO OHZ more ; Ids lite hall Intense a burden to lion in eons,' quenve of bet unceasing persecutions. The magistrate edited fait iese arty pat t in the dispute, and the antialtle lady withdrew, uttering the same exclamation as wlst.ii cisc tittered, " Alt I you villain, I ail hewer leave you:" IUNRIEn. .I.4lenrierstni, rsq. of totgate lo f(st t. Seisby. worth.—W. Ilioife.r.l.:ste. Mosalittaze. tanastc:ll. to Mis. I okir, of Hastgate llouse. ltuehotter,...l% .de eroix. 'Windsor, r.sq. to Mury. &to. of the late N. Green. 1:414. his Majesty's etotitti at —The Rev. I. H. Howlett. vier: of Millington. Sus-ex. ar.4 one :if the nailing chaplains at *Whitehall. to Swish. oldest-duo. of Mr. Ayet t. of as khunt.—G. 1..41. late of the'at. l.an. we to 3laristotie 4 -314111AN I i thorbnoes. widow of the late ilar.in de J )otbraws. of the Pottugttere I.ei,ion and 31 Drama. GAttire.r...... .I•42totrtil. Ls+ of Ilygrare. to Mary. Only duty. of J. C. timvr t E. of Ilaldo.A. Herfs.—The Res. H. Ikeson, M.A. second t W. Inot,ott. Esq. of St. I mittard's Hill. Bilks, to Julia. scot/sit data. of Sir It. !Wpm'. Lan. of Siladwell Lodge, . orfolk.-ICupt. J. lin t:sit, of W isithy. •to Miss Joeicion., of Wapping Wt.:l.. Tl!T:h. .. .. At Lis sent it Meth frill. near Kriror, of a painful atillitivrl!.t disease, which 1i... but: with truly Christian to:thuds: and rt.-sign:alb., Dr. J. M. Cox, - latepropri:lor of en extensive eqablishnivat fur D.., insane. at Fial•porl, in Moueestershire. to which he is succerdtl his neplu..w. Tir. flumpirx—J. Wear. h.sq. &mister at Law. ra3l ltetie!...r of the lion. society of Gray's Bristowe, Twytballlatise. I lisrhysliire. and of .cleertliorpe flail. Nottingleao shire ; a Plasj-train for both Comitiei.—At !lied:kid. aged cf peritoneal infirm:nation. 11.G.Gays s .also his mother. Mrs. 9aye, wile of C.S. stsrgeoa tin: above place , excess of frkf far her son, brik;in4 on premature labour of a stiVl born infant. au ace..dorm-1 her death, she has left a Candy of viglityoitg tkidren.—Li Gev:ge-strest. l'ottiaan.squtu; Mr. Jutsas Cope, host 7t. LO A NOW 41: 41?KET.S" CONN.L.XCUANGR. YINDAY. isitY 17. W. here had a cnnsitterable tertval of Forekn Whe a t and o a r s this week in.nddition to &good supply from our own coasts; tk heat has in euncequence 41‘xlinal fall 1!:;. per quarter. and the trade is very dull at tins deptes-ion.—lindey. Wan.. and reuse maintain our last prices • 641 t Re CO very hintrily. though offered at let ..t 34 per quarter loser than Aloaday•lied. In other articles w e have no alterative: to notice. sfoximr, .IVLY ?O. Having a large supply of English mill Foreign Wheat at mart , t this morning. Whiell.addtal to the fro-nun/Idg weather for the getting in of the coming harvest, now beginningionised the price of lVheat dzidine several shalings per quasi. rttmee 06(14 week.--Barley and Alt& n dull 5;1/v.—Brans Ptlise hilly maintain last week's pries% —The supply of both English and Ptireilva Oats hying rOl4O /4dt:rank, tie sides wire heavy, at a decline tf about fis..per qUaitCC Sts.ji. bat Alondayt—ltapc.isad and Linseed a dull sale. s. s. I s. s. Wheat .... if a Ft)i %Mit:l - case.; a 7G Fine ditto. tl2 a s 6 Grvy l'eaac .53 a 63 lire ...... ... 45 a at) 'Aram 7 .1 a 15 Vine ktiszky q 6 a Si I "Ktitb iqa1t....... 7') A IE-) (m:.+ . SO a 3$ R. R. Potorol flab ya q 4' l'otatoc ditto 34 Fine Hour ; a .1) Se."(hiatto 70 a RaibeSt edapol. 44411. Pik:CE OF The highest -.•!ce ttf dte hr.,t tVhetietw Dread thou:On:turtle m,.• torolii. in stiltel by the bakers to be 141 the Qlotorn . i.oat: StMile Bakers sell the Qtortern I.4stf from o 21. lower. AVERAGE PRIC::::; - t/t , (70RN QUATITEIt, IY ENOI.AND AND WAl,ts y.A1.140 - .• Wu EN, immx,l Wlttat. I nye 1 Mirky 1 Outs fit.tus I ICsa•e SI 3 G I 48 II I 54 4 I XI 2 55 a l'itlC: , : 31: M 1.;.‘ i. MOgilAY, JVCY 6M;TIIFI 'AA). NcivGATc 'X4:II 4,I.:Ati:VINALI. s. d. s. d. lird.4.‘ ,1* Cattle ..t lstvan S. d. s. t!. Reef sa 3 I 5t0:60.1,1. lick': s4a 4 4 Ntutam .4 0a 5 0 19%.10 Mutton 40 a 4 3 Veal 0 A n•i) • ror ft a. 5 6 CalVes - 10 I Pork na OA Laarb....:4 3 r l9n zi , % b 14 6 4 %CV. MCC. SIA;.‘II, rmnpittedfroin Itetartut smut.: in the wcrk ending .Tuly 4 :1.474 I : id. per cwt. eNclu,ive vt . the 1)ut; of Cn+ton►. paid or payalqe hetr•au on linrort....itna •that:uf Elio Great liritian—(Sotardapi Jinn]; Stry.*.. 1111(::: s roCr.s. . . per 4 1 t • ;.t. C.9.1,..1, '•7s 5 I.cr (:, lA. Nat': , . ...... 1 0Aik Illt.1:. : . ;‘,Ck i pt Ditto 1.1, , pds t. , pk: rent. ) ..)1 IT 1..).0..tauer bill b, 2d. iter ray 1,4 il pr CeniK,ls for 7 4; I ruigAl , ; kkici •• •,,,,! 5. i 6 ti b R. r-attuLv.r. 'oLtwe..:n 1/ul , 4 , ;:ire's (hwy.!) rand hcmr I 3p.: .0.0 404 , Val(' t u•• iary by all tvoi;ccllvro, Clk:r4: of ticr 1t02J,,n;: of