Star. — London, England, 1816-10-16 00:00:00

TO A GILEAT-MA - NVFAdtURI . GEORGE'S FIELDS. 'Y IN ST. BOOTHIA' and FCOTT, suspend yowr clacking, Aiid hear me sing of TURNER'S Blacking. • Tjs worth against all oth••rs hacking, %Cho vainly vie with TURNER's Blacking. In Gesirge's **tilde I watch'd the parking Of !ampler: fill'd with B'URNER'S Blacking, And (no wonder!) I were snacking • A quart or p.m ef •FURNER's Blacking: But, als !moor Nets must be lacking .. froehltimrses as TURNER's Blacking. ' Oft are the Far their / Beane attacking, Who will not slime in TUP.NER's Blacking: TEts to their pride is truly racking, Yet cre.tit brings to TUItNER's Blacking. • But Most refuse to take what's hacking, 1 4 0 charm's] are they with 'EU liNER's Blacking. 1 he Sailor. while I•is vessel's tacking, peris a neat Shoe with TURNER', Blacking; The hardy Soldier, bivouacking. Deßra.the danap with TURNER's Blacking, And, when an hostile City-sacking, 'MIs Boors shine bright with '1 URNER's Blacking. .Far as Japan may he be tracking, Who bet's Ins way with TURNER's Blacking, 1:o pliant, soft, and free (tom cracking, The leather keeps with TURNE►t's Blacking! Ohl 'ds a falsehood huge and whacking I'o say a word 'gainst NCR's Blacking: Then haste, I pray, and fear no quacking On Boot or Shoe in I URNER's Blacking; Whilst he his labour never slacking Makes si:ch ine s timable Blacking! Observe, this Blacking is sold in SizNiny, Shilling, and Eighteenpenny Bottles, by all Bootmakers, Grocers, Druggists, teeftuerg, Ironmongers iirushmakers, Ac. in town and couatry. • Ni. 114, !Amnion Road, Southwark. N.B. Ask fee:turner's Blacking. • . • ADJOURNED LONDON SESSIONS. .-. • • • Yesterday these Sessions were held before the Right H. ) ... the Loan, MAYOR, Sir W.l.llloliTtiN, J. I.Sstiru, C. Sutra, R Cox, Esqrs. the R teen' Dee, &c. (.nitrify (lathe, whose infamous conduct had induced her • husband to sepuate from her, was indicted fur two memos on notwitbssanding her receiving a weekly. allowance tram him. The Court ordered him to grant her Si a week, and bound ker.to keep the peace for twelve months under a penalty tif se iO. Charles Voproll, accused of attempting to steal a watch from • the person tit fames Madden, on the night of the 27th of August last. was found Not Guilty. bough acquitted of this charge, jhe prisoner is perhaps one of the most determined thieves in the country, and is well known to most of the Magistrates. We observed he was known to the several Aldermen on the Bench, and particularly to the Recorder, wbo had advised hem to take care of ever coining before the Court again. Prisoner—* I hope, my Lord, 1 shall never have the pleasure of seeing your face again." RECOliDut—" I shall be very glad to be deprived of such pleasure." Begjamii Armstrong and Henry Gin's, two young men of infa- I snow. characters, were neat found guilty of attempting to pick the poc!iets of a gentleman, in Fleet-street.—lt will be recortved by our Reuters, that these two prisoners were apprehended by the prevent worthy Lord Mayor, wbo, suspecting their inten tions, followed them from Leadenhall-street to Mr. Waithman's shop, Fleet-street, where he saw diem attempting to peck a gen- Ovum's pocket who unfortunately was inebriated; and his Lord ship, with his uieal prompt attention to his duty, seized them; 'no Office r happened t,n be near, and his Lordship consequaniy took the trouble of apprehens:ing them As. twatcver ' they have been closely imprisoned since, the Court discharged them, aim a suitable atimmi . ion trued the Recorder, and from his Loidship, who assured them they might depend on his giving the officers of justice a particular description of their persons ; and that if ever they were found in a similar offence, they should be' punished wi h tt•e Inman rigour. Beery Jekulea, another nightly depredator, was adjudged to three mouths imprisonment. He had been in prison four months "alurady, but the Court considered him too dangerous' a fellow to be kr loose without suffering this punishment. The• Sessions :ben adjourned Oil Monday the 28th. Roasens iv Essex.—The gang which assailed the house of Mr. James Dennis, of Tye:green, in the parish of Elsenham, Essei, on the morning of the Ist iof October, and on which occasion Mr. Dennis %Lit 'wounded in the face by small shot, fired from a gun by one of them, have been apprehended to the num ber of nine, through the vigilance of Bishop, the " Bow-street officer, and safely conveyed, heavily ironed, to Newport gaol, in Essex. BOZING—The Car/Wei:if has done much to renew such sports, as tkere were no less than three battles fought on Monday for stakes ; one at Bexley Heath, another at Wimbledon Common, and a third, and-the best of them, at Blake's Meadows, Hornsey. None of the men had ever distinguished themselves in the ettsg before. The last battle we:manfully maintained for an hour and ten minutes. Claret Sew in every di. rectiOn, and not a feature was visible in either face. The men's names were Green and Coates, the former Of whom woo. Tuesday se'nnight a battle was fought at Hastings, foi 4t) guineas a side, between D. Caen, a Jew of some note in the pugilistic world, and one G. Lass a furrier, a pupil of Patch Sam, under whom Tie' bit attained to some celebrity in the above nook mime. Much amusement was anticipated by the lovers of thefoacy, from the welt known skill of the comba tants, but, in reality, moth disappointment was ex perienced, particularly by the friends of Lansdell, in -consequence of hi; having been too free in hislibations for his own excess, as it was soon perceived, on his entering the field of action, that he was more than laonAlter, and; consequently, in no condition for the Wirer. They. .ficwever, set to. Betting two to I Cate in favour of Cohen. toiletry& some em ettees sparring was displayed en both Am at meting to; holdall pianted a good left-hander, which was returned with interest by his opponent, and after somesharp lighting is.ansdell went down. Three and fear to one on the Jew. Lalisefelf came gaily up to his man, but was bit down im aneSietely w ttethendans dapper on the nose, wbich made the dams irpretty freely. S. Lanidellappeared (pike stseplfsed from the effects d the last. , 41, and fought very shy; be however planted some good blows, , ` l 4 some effect, and Cohen went down.—rour to one on Leaden appeared somewhat recovered, and Wed his man spine ; sparring for some time, which ended in a se e which both men showed a greet deaf of sound boor - Lanolin received a blow in the abort ribs, which doubled him up, andle fell much exhausta—Ten on Cohost. round Lansdill seemed to have lost his temper, and random all round the nog. Cohen punished him severely, 'ed him down at plissure.—Any odds on the Jew. a. Lansdell scarcely able to stpd, was bit about at j his adversary, grid went down -bth round. Leasidi came op with drat fury, end bit at random right 'e; he was received with the greatest cookers, and battered • head most terribly. He fei c ilmweakness, and could •in time. Thus ended the had the advantage in weight and strength, sdell was reckoned rather superior in science other. Coheii was but little 'hurt. Lansdeli, • to bed at the Ship lan, had kis wotuidal and' is now in a fair way of recov C‘ibeni idta . by an amateur of the name of p by Parker, the coacbgan. • • FROM LMT 11101fTS GAZVITE. • i ts (' erste. an oadbe . parliagsent, =4,4 - till tlib 411 i of vifir, is further ' onuneek ila Tire Wilke' Wary at J ;sand that J. Carters. • l'oralailliti. to diva , Menthe, Parliament for that 1101114.4 blabs mom of Slr l'. Mitley„, daiessed.] . ' l . BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. October 29, Roliert Davik e litnith; ot*Latiasne, Landauer/tide Pale loftier, dealer and dolman. at ten, at Guildhall. ' October 66, Simon Hefford,. pi Nortbowr*lp, Yorkehire,l,ook— seller, schoolmaster, dealer'and chapinan, at ten, it Guildhall. • BANKRUPT( $. iiV PEASE DE D. Thomas Chambers, of the Toregglpip of Cranswick, otherwise Hutton cum Cranswick, anToreawkell, Yorkshire, farmer, miller, trader, Oder and chsinnah. BANKRUPTS. Edward Dyson, of the Old Change, London, innkee7er, dealer and chavman, to surrender October 19, 2.6, .a• ten, and Nov. itti, it twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr4West, New BOP well-court, Carey-street. John Johnson, late of East India Chambers, Leadenball.stroet, merchant, dealer and charrnws, October 1 A. 49, and November 46, at eleven, at GolldhalL Attornies, Messrs. Crowder, Lack and Garth, OM Jewry. John Stoever, of Eagle-yard, Weil-street, Rateliff-Highway, augar•renner, dealer and chapman, October lb, 29, and Nov. 26. at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. James, Bucklerabun. Rowland Morton, of Lacas•street, 'Commercial•road, muter manner, dealer and chapman, October 19.29, and November 26, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Fitzgerald, law- rence Pountrey hill. James Chapman, 111 Mansell.street, Cleodnian's Fi.lds, merchant, dialer and,cliapman, October 12. 2s, anal November 26, at ten, at Guildhall. Atturnles, Messrs. Noy and Hardstone, Mmcing•lane. Ralph Lomas, of Illshop-Monekton, York.shire, papet-manafaa- Getot , er sta, - altt, October 30, and November 26, }t toter, zot , er co, at _ ten, at the Unicorn lon, itirou. Attornies, Mr. Christopher Godmoild, Earl street, Blackfriars, Loudon ; or Mr. Cot- man, et Ralph Annett, of the Fence, Northumberland, agent and hanker, November 11, 11, and 26, at eleven, at the White Swat', Alit. wick. Attrrnies, Mr. Selby, Alnwick ; or Messrs. Born and Swinford, John-street, America -spare,Lonilon. George Dormant!, of North Atelds, Northumberland, grocer, dealer and chapman, October 0 29, at ten, Nov. 7, at eleven, and Nov. 26. at elght, at the Commercial Rohl, North Shittls. Attoruies, Me.st a. Robinson and Hammond, Austin Friars, London ; or Mr. John 1 hotel, Nur It ;Melds. Thomas Parkinson and Richard Parkinson, of Preston, Lanca shire, copartners, builders, dealers and espmen, Nov. 4,5, and 26, at eleven, at Mews. Dixon ar d Abraham's Office, in Preston. Atiornies, Messrs. Ligon and Abraham. Richard Bowman, of Liverpool, sail maker, Nov. I 1,12, and-26, at demo, at the Galen f.lon, Liverpool. Anomie., Messrs. Cartwright and Finkiw, Mulyneux-place, Water-street, Liver-. pool ; or Mr. Edward Chester, Staple Inn, London. Joins Richardson, of Liverpool, ship-broker' Nov. I 1, 12, and 26, at one, at the Unice of Mr. Gene Swinden,LiserpooL Attar rile, Mr. Swint:en, Liverpool ; or Mr. Makinson, Temple, London. William Matthews, of Liverpool, merchant, Nov. 11, 12, and 26, at twelve, at the George inn, Liverpool. Atturnies, Messrs. Griffith and ode, Liverpool. John Baton Grevy, of Sandwich, Kent:Tailor, Oct. 29, 30, and Nov. 26. at one, at the Bell Inn, Sandwich. Avornles, Mr. Noakes, Sandwich; or Messrs. Ldington and Hall, Temple, Loudon. James Merrywratber, of Sheffield, broker, Oct. 91, 26, and Nov. 26, at two, at !he Angel Inn, Sheffield. Atomics, Mr. Bransom, Sheffi e ld; or Mr. Blakelock , Serjeant's Inn, Fleet street, London. George Arundel!, of Toots. Devonshire, common brewer, Nov. 6,7, and 26, at eleven.•at the Globe Tay.rn, Exeter. Actor- Dies, Mr. Taunton, Totnes; or Mr. Jones, Southampton. building', London. Francis West, late of Little Birchall, Staffordshire, leaf smelter, Oct. 26, 26, and N0v.25, at two, at the Red lion lon, Heaton Norris, Lancashire. A ttornies, Mr. Biddeley, Stockport, Cheshire; or Messrs, Milne and Parry, Temple, London. Joseph Wallis, of Leicester, grocer, Oct 26, at five, 69, and Nov. f. 6, at eleven, at. the White Hart Inn, I.eicester. Actor sies. Mt. Lawton, Leleeßer ; or Mr. Taylor, John-etreet, Bedford.row, London. henryCarne,;ate of Austin-friars, ineurante-broker, Oct. 26, Nov, 2, and 26, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Wood house, King's Bench !walk, Temple. Edward Green, of Dartford, Kent, linen-draper, Oct. 26, Nov. 2, and 26, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Anoraks, Messrs. Pinkett and Son, Essex court, Temple. Mit/ENDS to be made at GUILDHALL. •Nov. a, Joseph Gl.uny, Red Lion-street, ClerkenweU, watch case-maker, at twelve. Nov. 18, William Maekenzie Covent- Garden, merchant, at eleven. Nov. 8, John Peter Thestspeos, Great esvport-street, engraver, at one. Nov. 8, Thomas Dann, Durham, merchant, at twelve. Nov. 5, Jolla Struts, Rickert worth, melding), at one. Nov. 8, Willies) Howden, Canaan street itouranee-hroker, at one. Nov. 5, William Brandon, Kent-street, hoop-merchant, at tan. Nov. 16, John Reilly, Han. str e ett, Crutcled-friats, mercha..t, at ten Dec. 10, Benjamin Water, llirchin-latte, bill.broker, at eleven. Nov. 12, Henry and Joho living and Joan Area Downes, Great Prepeot-street, merchants, at eleven. Nov. Daniel Sutton, jun. Brightling sea, ship-owrer, at one. Dec. 3, James Edward Yates, Holywell street, hhoreach, pewterer, at twelve. Nov. 50, Juhn Jones, Rochdale, ail dealer, at eleven. Dec. 7, William Law, Copthall Chambers, I lirogmorton-street, sletultant, at twelve. Nov. 18, Charles Mepham Huntington, Primrose-hill, Fallsbory-square, stationer, at twelve. Nov. SM, Henry Waddington, Bridge-serest, Btackiriars, merchant, at twelve. Nev. 5, John Oliver Green, Each, a ine-merchant o at ten. DIVIDENDS to be made the COUNTRY. Nov. 1 I,John Wood, Chatham-bill, and Deivik Brophy sad John Water, Mat Wen, calico vinteri t attwo, at the Palace Inn, Manatester. Nov. It, theriphifits Clarke, lintlnger, draubt, at eleven, at the George, Ilinittster. Nev. 18, John Russell, Here: foril;cornfactior, at twelve, at the Btu& Swan, Pieraford. Nov. SI William Watrgee• Ifull.Xfa_pter. at one, at the Dag and Dock, Hu/I. Nov. m Sayer, Norwich, wine.nierchankal faari at the White Swan, Norwich. NO% 8, William Tomlinson, Norwich, agNolier at fear, at the White Swan, Norwich. Nov. 8, Williapalkher:Ohelteodam, builder, at one, at the Plough. .CERTFFICATES, Nomads!" S. iastetrivre, Naetwich, victualler. Henry Downer, Fleet. straetritentuunger. William Taylor, Nantwich, currier. Samuel LynWi l 'asatham, tea-dealer. itichasd. Ellison, Great Surrey-- orate gea. WOW= Coln. Harwich, tanner.,. Jae Turnseaa, Liverpool, lartsp-inanisfacturer. Jelin How, Went End, vktualler. George Tunbridge and James Smith, Lower Shad tasi-inerehosts. Jibe Stephen Debenne, North Waidsom, grocer. John ream, HOU, merchant. James kiln., Jimls e gripe. men**, Thomas liecitherst, Lea, duke. • • • There is no foundation whatevar for the statement in the Dublin Evening Paper, that the Irish Govern menthad 'taken upon itself to stop the distilleries, as Stated in some of the London Papers. The following notice has been published bT the Irish Board of Eicio HAayssv—teverit appljr.adatts haiins bean lately made to the Commissioners of Jubutd tacit, and Totes, by .persons keep his kilns for drying Corn, fot permission to dry Wheat andotiter raw Corn, the public are hereby informed chat *iv axe at liberty to do ao, whether the amps by In the sheaf or thrashed;, the law , not having made any provision to the costrarg.—by.order of the Commissioners, ) 'ti °loans WALLUL. M Emilie Oa, Dublin, October 11." - - • Conmrakutro..A. Child about Sur yeas the daughter of a respectable tradesman at Wal worth, il'atned WAINUNI, was enticed away %Mt the nurse•maid, who afternoon. Walking viiTh it in Kennington. lane, on Monday afternoon. The little unfortunate was found wandering •in Waicor-place; Lambeth, about three hours'after, nearly naked. • Some of its apparel has been disioteied by the 'Police . Officers at a Pawnbrokei'S in the neighbourhood, wheceithad hearplodged feel Os. and it is hoped this chitin stance will lead to a detection of the ofiblair. • S. Lundell foulicl, and fa and watt stun Cobes. 4. Lassist wlb stub si were sell!,in torn. Here . : completely di and rs tot e & Is Ws] !that rendes and hawked 41,1,6nd *were by I IL bends! asd lett; be about tbe be sot appear h Cohen t but Lansd to the othe was put I dressed, at war seeun• '‘ Lasudell • UNA22I iMaltint QC* laß ~••■••••• last Cotton market l ossof f ithout l ute • rest woeb, the whole sales little . exceeding one hundred page s; 100 Pernants were sold at 2s lid ; 140 Bensils, in the house, chiefly at lsid ; 50 Orleans 21d. The other sales were a few Meran hams at 233 ; and inconsiderable parcels of com mon Win India deicripiioss, stained, and sold at various prices, which were no criterion of the market currency ; the exporters continue the only purchasers of Cotton. LIVERPOOL, OCTOBER 12.—a In our Cotton mar ket there has been a very steady demand from the dealers for Boweds, and the prices have advanced about Id per pound ; Brazils, 0 the other hand, have continued very heavy, and again declined about id per pound. There has been also some inquiry for Bowed' for sport, but little has been done, as the exporters considered prices rather too high. There were public sales yesterday of 376 Sea Islands, which sold at 2s Old for fair to 2s 514 foe fine St. Simen's, and 20 inferior son at 19d and 190 ; the fine qua. lities sold at a reduction of about ld per pound, but the middling descriptions supported the prices of last week. There were also sold by auction 191 Orleans, at 180 for ordinary to Ind for good fair ; 114 ' Bat badoes, at 1944 to 20id for fair to good, and one lot at 2ld ; 27 Demeraras, at 2043 to 221 d for infe rior to good ; the remainder of the Demeraras were withdrawn. The other sales of the week are, 2650 Bowed, at 17id a 111.0 for inferior to fair, laid a 204 for good fair to prime ; 580 Orleans at 17id for ordinary to 2113 d for good, and a few prime at 24.1 ; 200 Sea Islands at 2s for middling to 2s Sid for good fair, including a few stained at 22.11 ; 90 Fannin at 23id a 2s ; 750 Maranhams at 224 a 2234 ; 260 Babies at 22d a 23d ; 54 Demerara: at vid a 221 d ; SS Barbadoes 19141 a 14d ; 30 West Indias at 194 4 300 Bengals at Dia a 14.1 d, part of which are fur export ; making with those sold by ; auction 5600 bags. The arrivals are only nine hun dred and twenty-seven bags." As the sale of East India produce is a novelty at Liverpool. we give the following extracts from one of our letters : Ltvaapooe, Oeronza 12.—a The East India sales sent off with tolerable spirit ; the Bengal Sugars at 401 a 435, and principally foe home use, being equal to 77s a 80s duty peid ; the Black Pepper Btd a 80 per pound a the Ginger 77s a 80s ; Chillies 35s a Sis 6d ; the Shell Lac chiefly at 56s a 58s ' • Borax 744 a 765. and 'lineal 60s a 61s ; Coculus Indices SOs a Sls ; Seed Lac 22s a 22s 6d per cwt ; and Sanders Wood £9 per ton : she Safflower was 'rich dia ern at 34e. and Turmeric at 25s per cwt. At the sale of 443 chests Indigo offered on Wednesday, oothing was done, but about 30 chests have since been disposed of by private treaty : of the 250 chests brought forward yesterday, about one-third were sold at from 3E. 8d a 5s 6d per pound, partly for ex. port and partly for the home trade, being a decline of about sixpence per pound from the last sale in London." SUGAR.—The supply of goods at market is still inconsiderable ; the trade lately have, however, been working more freely, and goods, no doubt, will shortly be more plentiful. Molasses have been in considerable request at a fluctuating currency. The Refiners this forenoon are withdrawing their goods from sale until the events of to-day on Raw Sugars are known ; a considerable advance on our quotation is, however, demanded. Molasses have been sold at all prices from 27s a 30s. There is no variation in Foreign Sugars ; the ad -vaned of all descriptions will. no doubt, operate im. .Mediately in raising the prices of Havannab, BMA, and the other descriptions of Foreign. COFFEE.: —WO mentioned the advance of 2s. per cert. on the prices of Coffee last week : the improve ment was fully maintained through the week, and in several instances the prices went a shade higher ; the advance was general in every description, with the exception of the finer qualities, the prices of which were little varied ; the orders Irons the Conti nent in town are stated to be very extensive, and from the advanced season they must now be executed forthwith ; the quantity of Coffee brought torwsrd by public sale was rather extensive, consisting of 1298 casks and 2058 bags; the whole went off Pith briskness. Coffee has lately become an article of considerable speculation ; the prices at the outpace have advanced in proportion to the improvement in this market, and lately very considerable orders have been executed for extensive Liverpool houses, prin cipally we understand with a view to immediate ex port. To-day there were two public sales brought forward ; the prices were little varied. The late Treasury Minute withdrawing the ware house-duty of 5s per cwt. paid on East India Coffee, will have a very favourable effect on the commerce of the country. The importers of East India Cof fee continue to enter into bonds at the Custom House to pay Bs in case the recommendation of the Trea sury is not-sanctioned by Parliament, of which there. is little doubt ; in the meal time shipments are made free of the 5s duty. -lasest—Pairviwous,..ibeserePrime parcels, of Irish Beef and Pork continue to go off freely, and ge.' neral opinion is still entertained that the market will be nearly cleared before the arrival of the new Pro. visions.—Bacon is exceedingly heavy ; there is little variation is the demand for Butter ; the request is still languid, and no prospect of any immediate im provement. Several public sales continue to be brought forward, which tend to depress the musket. Peatie Bees OF Pnovistoes.-600 firkins Water ford Butter, Ist, 81s a 83s ; 2d, 75s 6d a 78s • 3d, 68s ; 100 firkins Cork, 3d, 72s a 7 3 s ; 50 drkins Carlow, Ist, 91s; 80 firkins Limerick, Ist, 78s; 20 firkins Newry (last season's) 50s; 11 hinds MARIN 295 - a 29s 6d; 14.0 sides dried Bacon, 3s 54 a3s 7d per stone; 450 bales Bacon, 49; a 52s and 39. a 40s. Tobacco.--There is no doubt there is a deficiency of the crop of Tobacco in America; speculations 'early took place in the markets of the United States; the parcels forwarded to this country have been in consequence held at such high prices that it has pre vented the usual consumption of the country, and has also tended to encourage the growth of the arti cle in Europe, which of late years has been greatly protected; no alteration CRP be stated in the prices. Rtes.—There has been considerable interest ex -cited as to the fume prices of Rice ; the demand End price haveiscreased• in the Continental markets, and we lately mentioned contacts hem for Calelipo, s2s; hitt we*, however, the thee goe.way-250 batrels by public: chiefly taken in at 47s 6d : a few lots we believe a part has since been disptaed vete contract at a considerable Advance. of yesterday's corn market win Ek e !, c; ther fluctuation; the holders being of the rapid rise In the prices of G ra i n w i ll Government to lower the itni.ort d uo ewt. or withdraw it altogether, until 4 : decline takes place in the first necessary HEMP, FLAX, AND TALLo:v.—The Tallow continues rather languid; no the prices can, however, be stuted.—, Flax are steady. Ott..—The Fisheries, though attendta derable success this year, are not adeq n , tenure export demand for Fish Oil s : tuns have been shipped from Hull ; we the expert from this market, and thou& for home consumption is only in a mencing, the stocks are greatly reduce, here altogether in second hands ; the stated to have sold all their (his of thl in g ; last week a considerable contract Whale Oil was made at £3l los ; Sow also been done at all prices; Spetni err Very extens:ve business has been doin; at improved prices.—Gallipoli in extei and the holders now demanding the which have not yet been realized. Ruu, BRANDY, AND Howtsos.-I'l considerable parcels were te:ected, Fen, advance of about Id. per gallon. Brandy without variation. Setcas.—Pepper is rather heavy and chased a shade lower.—Cloves are other descriptions of East India Spices variation. Several persons in the city of Armaj lately fined £lOO each, for having ' their possession. Saturday se'noight, the body of a seemingly still-born ; and on Wednesct male child, about two days old, were in different places in Edinburgh. Wednesday night, a little before seven a farmer was riding home' from Edinty West Linton road, he was attacked knocked off his horse, and robbed of about Wednesday morning, allots three o' cutter, of the name of Buchanan, Tradestown, Glasgow, was found lyini shockingly bruised. He was taken Infirmary, where he died about noon—, in the house along with the tAforturst time the accident happened, and it is st fallen out of the window in a fit of sleep. Monday se'nnight, James Marton, marium, mar Pettit, isaviaz gone into house. was scion after seized with a GI and instantly . rap:red. Ca the evenir day, a fine rung girl, abc , :t three y, siding in Clayholes, in the c;•me neirin in the absence of her mother, Lad bee, left alone in the house by h er gone too near the fire, tie CAMPS can by which she wac so dreadfully btrn, On Friday se'nnight, at Pelaw river Tyne, Captain CoNvens, of the Yarmouth, accidenially fell ovettwv drowned : 'his body has not yet been I( During the tempestuous gale on Si the 29th ult. the gallint called the from Boston to Weymouth, laden wi tmfortunatrly lost about half-past ele , between &Indiumld and Aldboroty: took to the boat, and rode by her ti; next morning, by a rope at the ms s French fishing boat being fortunately were saved, and put on shore at Lo vessel wait insured. That the trade of Hul has partly revived by the ►ollowing fac!:—DuFing the lar that is between the s:h of July and tile there were passed at the Custom-bon for goods exported, and 1960 for sr A few days ago the keeper of a 011 lane, near Leeds, was convicted in 20,. and coats. for rt fusing, to take current coin of the lealtn. Friday se'nnight two s.)ldiers of of the names of Larrymore•and Wat. handed at Cork. on a charge of rt 51 store of tobacco, while placed there BM 11 i,. Sunday, in Upper GuiliGsrd•street, the La. •Colonel 'antes Adapt, of a sou. Saturday, at Riehniund Green, the Lady o' bfotse, of a tutu RlAet.• Friday, lieutenant•Colotirl Sir Robert to Caroline Mary, eldest daushttr of flew; Lady Emily Macleod. At F.linbursh, on die 911 Fi siott, to Miss Margaret Duikno, rcwi At Geneva, on the 19th ult. Chide , . M.Ni , Trinity College, Cambridge, tJ LOllifie Ann; of Profersaar Malmo T. At Bermuda, I.hutenant-Cohmel X imenes tied Regiment, to Eliza Mary, claw dauglit A. F. Evans, Royal Navy. hailarday, at Exminotec, Capt. Fuller, R. daughter a William White, Esc. of F...ttninstai On Sunday last, aged 75, tie Rev. Samuel Marchiaick, in the County of iknblgli, and thedral Church of tt. Auph. Ou the 31,4 of August, in consequence of pieasure•bGat, in the Kyles of Bute, Mr. . merchant, (lu•pow. Friday, at Fleming Villa, Old Brompton, _ _ Art'Frei:county, of Galway. Ind sp, Mrs. K..y, wife of Captain Brool the Hon. Con.p3ny'l, step the Marchioness cn At Merton, of a parilytic disorc!er, or ttre ntaer Robertson. at the grea• age efut years. chit duties of parocLiil schoolmastei of that a century, with diligence and assideiq. PRICE OF STOI Bank Stock nisi 3 per Ct. Red. 6/ Ditto Com. 6214 f 4 per Cent.. 77,1 5 per Cent. Navy 9sitit I 94 .Long Anns.ls 13 16 YESTEI India Stock, India Bolds Imp. 3 per Exchequer Cont. for Lottery T' HIGH WArsa TO moltaow AT La Morning Afternoon - LONDON- Prlntekby P•clut :Nes ettlitted tltett i al al an ital-06te• :r. 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Aa i s n, garden;Pol. into a titii,4hbilti a Gt. cf :.nit,g of t h t ,„. .. v ycaii s tit aj,lt rh'oollri,r^d, sir been incatwoe4 tAnkifoCi, r,li4 :a nplit I a d-!Jt ..:,rat that 1 , 61 14 . 0.:tdiqi, (7,v, s ou the ‘ llll , 7 bParo, 'ml o Intnuf. n Socd,y CETI" Ile he Re rtnt, Die with 99 . 1 1 elet el that tigt - D i , otri,th. Her c; Cl • till seven o'c nest-head, whet Old fily near, the c , ei Lowestoft. 1 pit r revived s roe 2 * e list three t: e sth Or Oct jtll house 2:522 er" sr jets iirpost.i. 0 0 0 6 011-bar, at IC in the penalty sizp_nce d ' Sth. ‘‘tre Ir. DI Shing Di re as se- rinel , . e Lady a UN...Ler:. yof the Rev. D. C.Th' 0 Vim. Gar !intr. g.O .ientenal.t-crtw.fd • Feo!t. E4l. , dlughter cf Foq, B.A. lona, secocd dol . ) • riles, or lit Maj-1 u E bter of cian,a , R.N. to Eliv, or 3 l. oinster VIP& noel ?bore, Fee't' V Ind a Canon u: Mr . of the overierit rf Ir. Alexander btiNll-' Paron AiraUwirli rook Ka.;, c..nurrZ . es of Ely. ere Vitt. ult. Mr. 7- i T eam lie at parish, formal/ ' , TER 1) A Y. tock,-- eilde 1114 f r. per Cent. pier Rills 5 pit Or .cc. 54141 r Ticket. LONDON—TUIP4i. min. Art el 39 E Ar, NU* Met t le** ""t