_— - I)E3TAUC 1 . 10 \ Or •TE tll-110 tTs. W e d o e.obiy maimintz 1, 1 %r the ‘lartfate xtearn.packet •C o It it'd 11•10,1 by Giptain liart r., teft Lou lout fisr ‘I t. ill ht-t wrest tarty and this ..44...•111:1•1% 0 1 1044ril ; 0101 it up "lt that Whell Off W111141;th1,-. which is rigloteeas miles from 'toe port of destination, sin , w .1 , Iro‘eosCreil Ito hr out unit : at this time -he was also thret. • tile- frem the msin laud. A• vets." .4' 11. i• de•crtldi•ot uets•u r.trrir. a b 441 larger 000 1101tjeielli to 11011 i her nw n rent, w Rich .‘ lduw car. ions a duzutt lo arsons, the coasternatimi ut lo twrru folly and filly pa•suu• Pets , may he better eolteri keel then described.—The lite w;e: discovered to prOeeed rf the steam engine,, 41141 In gain rapidly on the exertiusis of those on board—Tits vessel was seen from the shore: and she vac met try si vet al 1,4,41% from Whitroldble, who succeeded iu getting all 011 board U4l. to laud.— • l'hc 1'.110 , e of the fire to be as follows :—The gale of witol being strong, blew tits. chitsieey Hue aiay, and we w I work, that is 10.strIv breast high froat toe dee!, at the Indium of the flue, for the purpose of ke••piug pro i rlu 10...1r the el 'y trout Itatitit.g tiot•m•eives, caught star. 'fht• Kent !Jerald, just Feet iced, states the fo:lowing ad soltlitiatial pal molars :--" +.l etlae•tl.i, afieu mom, the Regent crate p seket, from London to Mot gate, watilli-eoyeri.ll to be on ft , c, four nolesof the Isoatistel, oof which place inttttrdoately put off to its assistance, and suceee.lt•d 111 towing her into the Hay, almost enveloped in Hams•. Fla pitily all the pas•e•ngcrs were safely landed, bat the alarm, and agonising aereams of the women awl children ou board. cannot he easterly( it, leach less de•eribrtl. The tire was (*list discover el by a lady, who pt•rceiced it issue front a ere %ice near the chimney ; the most active exertions were made by the me-. a .d pa-sengers to subdue the devouring element, but without mess,, and such was the perilous situation of the viismigets that, on the scowl re telling the shore, the timbers bad iue_un too gi.c wily nail be decks to fall in, that had they been dot lord a few stibnite , longer, certain destruction most h .ve studied. About two waggon loads only of the luggage Lave h-•en sated-" Lit IC 1s S•rhast-Boar.—Philndelphirt, .Pour Sa tartla‘ •ittio; la.l, u4uut seven o'clock, two mile. above Coinvo.c, the boiler of the steam.hoat Constitution Most, and tiest , oy , il all the moo to.peetable passentterS,lllllolllltilig to elPyrll ; ititilltlSh on the morning of the !Wine day at tour tecluek, btu five or thole Ilultirtlinate gentlemen had aettially csinred, there could out exi.t a hope that any of the el , vcu e .11iii NM e, tieing complett ly scalded and sKittiled fr..nt head to foot, the nen e. contracted, and the extremities clod' u) ed. FUNERAL OF MR. Mlt•i. AND MISS MACK. The Eisner al of tb:i truly onfortlmate familv, Ito perished holes suffocation, caused Lt s he :int Mug oftheir home iuller ilse. silver, as memo). e I it, our la-t. oas tiuly atfeet ing. The , iodies It. at the house of Mr. !lot:kings, the An chor and Eii.(lit ltt 1., in that stieet, round '.s !deli several thsasand persons %vile AS•e7111)10.4. • 1 he procession set out iu the following( matinee Cadet' takar (as vomlnctor), two nodes with s(aces Si•hes and hat bands, nest the bicly of Mr. Black, that of files. Ithiek, ;111 , 1 t h e ii their ; the two first 11v1 . 1ed s h ill black palls. and the,last with it white one, each borne by four bearers ill black. The infant that was 5i0e,1.1,11%t• at its bran,!, eariii.Ll in the arias of a imise, 111i1411t eil as chief snourner, neat the father mid mother of Mr. Black, thi fiil.t r and mother of Mrs Black, and Miss it: been'. Banton, Mts. ]flack's sister, who was so happily delivered fliati sliating the same fate.—As the melancholy procession passed, ail eye s were bedewed with tears at the untimely fate id'sit y onha so respected a ronple. The three coffins wer e ail tot, ~..1 (to one grave, iii Bermuudsey Clittrch.yard, nearly faciug their late residence. EXPLOSION IN A COLLIERY.-41 dreadful explosion took place on Monday, June JO. in one of Mr. Lainbton's col lieries, near Che.ter•h~street, by which between 3U and 40 persons lost theil lives ; this awful catastrophe was produced by the foolliarditieid of a woi kman, who persisti.,l in using a C.NOlle in a part of the mine where an explosive mix tore. of inflammable air existed. Lord Amherst, we are sorry to find, has had to en- • counter, on his voyage homewards, a severe niisthrtune, in addition to his political failure at the Chinese Court. • The Dawson, Captain M 4 Donald, from lieng•al, sailed the Ist of February, left the Cape the Ist of May, and the Island of Ascension the Latl of May. At the last men tioned place, Captain M‘Donald learned, that the Alceste ftigate, having Lord Amherst on board, was totally lost in the straits of Gaspar ; that Lord Amherst had arrived at Ihdavia in the ship's cutter, and Lad charged an American, hound tin. Holland, with his dispatches, which may be expected every hour.—The ere , " of the Aleeste were all saved. An erLial return to an order of the House of Com mons, states— Thc number or persons committed to the King% Bench Pri.4on, from the IA day of January, tam, to t!,e hi day of January, 1317, ailiMult , to Tic num' ter thwharged within the same pvritri 1383 The greatest numbia of inrions that have been confined, at one time, during the sane period -- 780 Tina there were commitied to the Fleet Prison, between the above writ, Is G76 Of which nut lib:r have died in rush) ly It•inoved to the King's by hahee, Corpus IlitAcharg 3d ritti That there wore committed, within the same period, to the Mardialsea and Palace four,, debtors & Admiralty pri.oners 1200 01%.Iiirl number there were ili.,charg.ll 44,7 " We hear (says The Derby Mercury) that strict inquiry Will be made into the conduct of the Duke of D. , vonshire's tenantry in l'entridge, And that no man will b.; p,trruitted to remain on his Getic , :'s rental, who has in any manner aided, or hes been in the kast de gree concerned the late insurrection.'• Mern;illll.- - l:0:811111 , sion bt ; en appointed t o Te 1 1 ,0,11 pa at the On Umtdnv u(Xt. for the pnr 'porn •.1 ti 1-I.onintr l icirs.iiis Cohen, J o h n A I,i pi. t, and 11 chard tinmldt r, -irtiat 4 tl ‘v it h eat wrtlui notrArt alCl,4lle, U 1 ,4 2, unit otiiiii,, (dr Whitby, hr Yorts.urr ;. !teary it.rkilitit, for the mot of 11' Iliant Fttapatrick it, Or ti l es of Girituri.; and IV:14. rthogcmi upon uttsgiciou with the wilful itturdca of wife, tit:. POETRY. THE DIS111S1)E1) NEGRI) SAILOR. Have yon not seen a wretched shivering for:n, His eye sulfoial wits eie.ow's silent tear, Faishelter'd tuidit the rude relentlesa stone, IMknawn, unpitied, wipe /tea:tea here ? Cold, craving hunger, long ha 1w endured, Nor vet at noun or night his morsel Caine; His tool, in vain, cor.tpession oft implored ; And dread disease :tow femme! t o t his frat..c. A houaeless wanderer in a stranger's land, Despised, neglected--hew severe his lot ; No welcome labour fills his vacant hand; And long LTC this by native scenes toTgot. But why a wretched exile does he roam? 1/id he disgraces) tirrsake his native chore ? Alt! no—but kidnapped from a pveicefail fave:e, And dommal, ! to ‘i-it it no more. Proud I' arope's luxuty demands a slave, Anti drags the helpless .Xtrisan away ; lie cries in v: in sweet pity's metal to crave, polished tyrant deems hint legal pre;... At length to Albion's happy island brought, Where Slavery deist not show his hated Mira. Ile mewled our fleet. he in our battles fought, And braved o'er ocean's homan many a storm. And when dismiss'il from war's terrific train, No anxiine kindred hails his ;dud return, No kind employer weleoines hint again, For him with cheering blaze no embers burr.. But doonuel to drink of penury and woe, 'file detest dregs the bitter cup contains, A waittlenne beggar still ommelied to go, And drag existenze in att;!ction'a chains. I saw him Lite, wit!: keenest anguish bent, Seek for a pillow yonder cheerless stone; Whilst heedless by, the listen selfish vaci.t, Nor female ear would hasten to his moan. Inc him no kind Samaritan was found To wipe the ears front Ins deieettal eye, To raise Ins drooping head, to bind his wound, Or breathe fur hint the sympathetic sigh. The ILtmburgh Mail last received, contains an ar ticle professing to come from a Prussian Correspondent, communicating a piece of information resptting Eng land, well calculated to excite our risibility. It states that " Letters from Finland convey the very joyful news of an intended lottery of mama facllll ell goods, in which the tickets mite, indeed, to be very deur, bait the purchasers may wit 2110,0941, sterling; teal it is stated to be an express condition iliat the is • .rs shall dispose et' the goods ont of the country. II iv well known that the English Government, w eile the COUnnt'llt was shut aeatinst England, pureltast si of all the Ina null'artar,-rs their whole bt uck , iu order to keep them from ilia, and nlivel great magazines with tilde goods. Not w ith standiug the itillnellata quantities that England has disposed of in foreign e Enna since this blockade has been removed, it is likely that there may be still la rev enautities it; those ma gazines; and partly this, partly the part iutic societies in other countries ueainst the .wearing of English good, may have iiehteed this lottery. 'lit English are indeed gnus( spe culator.. ficervely do they perceive that the restallliiUll4 Ur 1011•4'.11 Governments may prove igintions lo the way of ills. posing of Buie goods, which they have hitherto persned, stillest they immediately adopt a measure which renders all such resolutions mill, and whirl, cannot be impeded except by n total prolailtitiou or the importation of English goods." M veld: AN n (:all..f.TY.—Mr..l. IC:llama, of Little Caw !burp, near I math, leaving occasion to attend at Lentlon, during his larotker's late extraordinary U ial for high treason, Some evil-di-Timed persons, taking :id vantaee his a teener., cat up most of the young trees in the sat ions planta;inus uu Isis estate, as well us numerous you leant trees. His bro. Cher, alto 11.!ilitt4 at Withern, w,ilt to Ca w :help to k e ep watch, unit endeavour to put a stop to fin titer delis edations hut he had mitt hem* there !ling liellate he was informed that the villains had commenced arts of cruelty at Withern, upon his own property, they , having cut t'ae mane* and tai.s MI ten horses.—N reenslrr Paper. An individual very remarkable both to see and hear, (says an article from Callus) has argil ed with the Russian bLinaill'lni iu our port. He is a native et Bourdeane, and is named Josue!' Calais. lit. embarked in 1792, tin boat t 1 the priva teer, the Da tateirier, he was taken by the English, and sill,- seapacially maroll , tl in the Cot vs of r: Mgt:nits in the Etteliala service. lie tined part of the expedition to Quillerosi, saved lainisOf by se Miming, and it gaieed the English frigati F. On returning LO Luudtm, be engaged as sue 1111,1 , r officer oti board a merchant ses,rl fur a long •'o yaee. 'I big • vessel was lost at the Matapiesaa (or Marquis of Mendez:as I Islands) and au Lnalidimais and he alone were saved. Re reiVl'd the inhabitants of one of those Islands, to which Le gave the name et SaeLnitrit, he eras adopted by thane, anti testae it front head to feet, like the rear of the ishaitileae. gave him iu t h e daughter of the Kite:, and lie lived nine years with these 'images pett'''ily happy, has iug, iu abundance, fruits without the notable ofcidlil sting; them, and lit lug 011 the produs o ot'. a• bread tree mid fish. These pen. plc arc ./nlbrapuphogi, and cat ilw primmers whom they take in war. He has seen sirs era' .of these repasts, of a hiels he gives dreinnetantial details, as well as of the manners (Wale natives.—The Russian Captain ern touched at this island in a voyage round the ,world, anal took him on hoard. He left the island of Nacailm with regret. Ile alas landed at Kaintschalka, and entered the Riosiati service as a Lieu. tenant in the Navy. He maw returns to France, anal it:tends relit Mg to Born-deans, Isis native place. The tattooing with which his skin is marked, frusta the forehead to the feet, is done with art. The designs of it are considerably t cried, and traced with much neatness. In the Howse of Commons on Satin y. slur Oreensvidi Prize Money Bill, the Navy Office Bill, the Old Naval St-res Bill, the Made Wines Suspension Duly Bill, the Scotch Cottage Exemption )itty Bill, the Irish Militia Staff Bill, and the Irish D;slillery Bill, were each read the third time land paused; as was the Colliery I.•abourers' 13111. Mr. I lone has been discharged from the King's Bench by the conscnt of ex Attune}'-General, on ente:ing into three reet,gnizatiecs of 1001. each, to appear in Court the first day of next Tern, an l from day to day afterwards. The Special Juries nominated on the in fo:mationz ag:4inst !ilia arc nated to haNc been waived. Losnorr :—Printed and publisiA by H. W to. 8. No. 1 1 3. Sr n ANT), opposite Ea, ter 'Charge ; for% articd C Country by all Nr.%scuen, Clerk, of tic toads, and Lookbel , free ui roJtage. TTTF, NkTIONAT. RrONTFII arty 7. 01.11 itAILEY.--Th 'Au; SATlTnowr.—Ebrer.ec thy. was ronviettA 1)1 hti bllt Lurplationsly, a brd atA quit J r riw-Iling-horthz of Clarks liiggs wa , • conviet,l of fp:piing tit° 11, notes anti a di liar, from the I,f Lawrence Gratge Ihlbridge was 'vitally con reteri of wirrilegiairrhy Irrioking end roliaing thr p.tri,h thurell of 1.1...w0rth, of .animus artithas.—Thoono S ill end Tkortas Colenntr!, for atraling four lntl h the property ro" hirlood George %Vat , on. for roirbing loshrta Will), .01) the highway, a 11. 14. r. ultra bliniling him by throwing at hwarthtl of snort' in BIRTHS. The Duchms of lloVvrtl, pl evac tll 7 . --At Woodley Berko, the lady of J. of a sun.- ~e lion. Mrs. I)&ttssoit, of a aailgister. MARRIF.I). 1.. 11. ()liver. 1 , .F.q. of Brentford. to JI 5s 7.4f.tny, youngest Liao. of the late J. Zotrany. Egg. It.A. _ _ num. _ . At Itarmttead. Surrey, R. rar7s;itiq. age4l 41, one of the Directors of the East India Company. NEXT WEDNE.SDAY, 9th SIVENVRIGFII' the Contractor for the GRAND St7MNII'II. LOTTERY of 10,400 Tickets. Two-Timms of which. (viz. 7.m0) will be drawn NiAr Lsnay. iken every Ticket will be entitled to a Benefit. and tie hiwest int is Nlunev.4 -besides FOUR l'it:ZES OF TWENTY THOUSAND POU &DS, 2 of 10.000, &c. &c. and as no former Kcheinc. of E.) small a :Amber of Tickets, ever did contain inure than TWO, thei r is TWICE 'fur ['ay ‘l. o!otailiin4; l'ltizEs of tl.4t MAGNIIIIOL, in favour of Adventurer. The Scheme 31:orti; is, 4 Prizes of £441,000 ere .Cao,ooo 10,004 .20,0 W 2 2 .. l.o‘ {, 2,000 24 i.o 5(.01. 3001., &c. MCA 2,130 sa.aUcrl'riite6 19, 1 *1 Blank* to be new Tickets, or receive 191. Aluney £39,000 I 89,4601. Thus the alssol•tte Small Prizes are ...real to . the usual rropor tioo. There is further the 5,900 Marks, that in former Schemes would have remained Blanks, are in this Scheme to become New Tickets. or entitkd to lot. erch, making an EXTH A St:M of 59,00u1. in favour of this I.etti.ry. A sp:enilid Total of 1a9,4na1. and every Tkket boon fide worth v.,1. 7s. 104. in Money. or id. 7s. 10.1. each more than former Lotteries, though Tickets are a. chtaper, ru.d selling at the low prices of Ticket. 1 al. I Ps. A Ifalf L*9 19 0I Ei:eith A Quarter-- 5 1 0 I SiXtenitli 1 6 0 At his Old thliers, 37. Cornhill; 38, Haymarket; tt. 14nlho-r., and 141, I:hand-street. The Drawing begins the 9th JULY, wl, n the First Drawn Prize will riceive TEN I'iIOCSANII PO V ND% More, and e. cry Ticket will become a Prize of nut less than 101. talus. LONDON MARKET'S. COAX-EXCHANGC. VItIDAY, .111.1? ♦. We hare hail n moderate 'tr i nity of inol artiel-s of Grain this werk, hut the trade is generally dull, and where sides art-forced. rs tlier lower terms have b.:•211 submitted to.—ln !Sepals. Barley. and thrts, there is hut little business doing, and pikes may be considered nublinally as on 'Alondly. MoNOAY. JULT 7. lidependent of a eonsiilera....le quantity of Grain, vilikh u r s . r dd l as t se r s , h, we i..ah this day. a tolaable large Eupp!y, o;7' - Cipatly from Ess...x and hint. Fine Vhea experienced a ilealertioz or 6s. per quarter. and for the inferior samples there were seiree:y any buyers. Barley declined 4s. Malt 3s. Oats :s.—reas, ;poi tither Grain were of heavy sale. Wheat 64 a 71 l•,ine ditto — a 116 flyc •A..6 a 3;; Mac Barley— a :VI 63 a 66 R. F. White re:wit:2 a 6t; Grey Posw 41; a 51 Jleans 6O a 64 ricks 44 a 54 Oats S. E. Po . .antl Oats 24 a is l'otatec ditto 4G a Fine Floizr IQS a! J O SCCOnd trttolee Seeo.s(l a 541.—. PRICE OF BREAD. The highest rine of the beg:ten Bread throlighont the.me tropok.. is sieusl by the Bakers tn. be IS3d. the Quartern Some 'takers sell the Qtr.Lrtern Loaf front WI. to 3d. lower. AVERACE PRtCIS OF CORN PER QUARTER. ry ENCIAND TT W.tLCS FOll TIII t WEEK EuniNa Wheat ltyc 4 Burley Oats Beans I Pease 114 5 C 7 10 157 2I 41 5 I 57 4 53 6 AVERAGE PRICK OF StrOAR, Computel fmm the ils , ttirn% made in the wed( ending July 2, is 475. wi y.cr cwt. ee•iu.ie? of the fluty of ruston raid or payable t'1...r..0rt on linrortatien thereof into Great ilritant—(Satrrday's Ga tic.) strrnvir tn. mr.iscsAY.E s. 4. r. 4. hauls of ('OM at Ite-cf 3 5 a 4 I; guith /414 7%1 Ilteoll R a 4 6 Beasts, atout.:... 1 4 010 Veal 40 a 5 0 Sl u 1.5, MA fork t R a 5 0 CalvCs 560 Lamb 4 a 6 0 IF MEAT, MONDAY, 'eir 7. ANTI J.EADENH . Carcase s. d. s. d. Beef 10.44 , Mutt/m.2 4 a 4 Veal 30.4 Pork _ t a 4 • Erunb 3 4 a ; AND STRAW PER LOAD. X. s. d. £ s. d.Avcr..C. s. d. IIAY (Hay ..... 0 a 6 SmsTorTrLo Clover { 0 0 a s Straw I 10 11 a 2 I li&v 3 10 0 a 6 ST.J.lmrs's (1/ver 0 0 0 a 0 1 Fosw 1 13 0 a 2 • o 4 10 0 O— f 0 0 0 1 13 ro 6 o • la 0 o 0 0 9 6 2 l 5. fII :6y .1 16 0 514 0 - r— 5 fi 9 WIIITECUATEI Clover 6 10 oa7 10 0 7 0 0 Ftraw I IN orl 2 6 0— 2 3 0 11:10E 01 STOCKS. Bank Sack 3 per .Ccvt. it :Awed 7(1 3 'kr Ccna. cinvol 4 per Cent. )5l 5 per Cent. Nall• India Stock- Ditto Bonds ts pet ('era..l 101 104 pin. I:x4:hee:lei- Bilis, )111 per Day 13 18 put. Coo9ols for 77;4 'tit}