Star. — London, England, 1816-10-09 00:00:00

T. • - - Nit • • • • • PdEritY. - ~ •• - j ....... - . the toile yin! Enigma was node by Miss Saws**, is/ int foetid in her will, with the sitreetion to her Esscuton tis "0 to -lie person who should discover the me solotium. l yet remains a mystery. , : . The vobtest object In the works of Art. , 'The Iprlghtesegeni which Nature can impart; The pant essential in a Lawyer's lease, The well-known signal in the time of peace; • The P:oughman when be strives f.is plough, The Soldier's duty and the brier'. vow; The planet seen between the earth and sun, ' The prize which Merit never yet has woo; The Miser', treasure and the badge of Jesse, • The Wiles ambition, and the rapon's does. Now, if your nobler sprit can A correspoliditsg word for every line, By all these letters clearly wll be shewn, An sitting City of no min renown! Si °RUNG I'ELLIGENCE. CAMBRAY RACES, SEP 'TUBER 27. The First Class of the Hunters' : .09 of sgs. each, with U added, l3at, each. Mile heats. Captain Read's Alger:us 1 1 Mr PdIiCUA Co rsair . 9 Viptaiti his:wares Ereullypius 3 dr (01.1 , 1. l }{covey's Cormorant 4 dr A Suliscr4dins Plata of £5O, free for all hprses, weight for age. Mares and geldings allowed Sib. Two wile !scats. Colonel Churetili's Lamplighter, syrs old Mr. 13t doe's Gulnare, 6 yrs oral Lord William Ru.sell's Nina, 5 yrs old Mr Hughes's Miss Stake, 5 yrs old p at i r i fli sou", Hip and-Goon, 6 yrs old Colonel Churchill's Monkey, s.yrs old SICOND DAY. Second Class of. Hunters' Stakes of sgs: each. • Car& Perm's Miss O'Neill • - Captain Healy's Regent Six staned_uorueptseed but two. • TheOadands Stakes of lOgs. each; Wellington Course about one mile and a quarter. Colonel Hervey's Miss Stephens, syrs old, 151 b. 1 Colonel Churchill's Monkey, 5 yrs old, i Ist. 71b. 2 • Tea started--The Judge placed but two—'l'wo paid forfeit. THIRD DAY. Handicap Sweepstakes of sgs. each, for ho rses that never run in the Hunter? Stahl Captain Perste, Miss O'Neill. l is. 111 b. • Cuptain Read's Algerine, list. Tlih. Six started.—lhe Judge placed but two. iiantlicap Sweepstakes of logs. ouch, with 25 added.—Mile heats. Captain Welts e Endeavour, aged, 9st. 131 h. 8 4 Colonel Hervey's Miss Stephens, 5-yrs-eld,9st.l3lb. 1 2 4 s Colonel Churchill's Monkey, 5-yrs-old, 1 lst. 4 1 2 Col, Cliurchi4l'll.azopl•gliter,s-yrsold, Lost. 101 b. 1 s 11 Mr. llruce's Gultiare, 6-yrs old, 9.t. lelb. - sdr Lord W.lliam Ruisell's Nina, 5 yrs-old, beat Col. Churchill's Jack-the-Paniter, S yrs-old : 9st. Illieacl, Half a mile, 50gs. On Friday the Lottery finished drawing, and, as usual, Cattaota. has the satisfaction of announcing to the Public, the Grand List of Capital Prizes sold at his old-established Offices, No. 7, Cornhill, and 26, Oxford street No. 7,735, a Prize of .eso,ooe, In 1,2 Shares. 11,810, . 1,000, in 19 shares. 1,566, • . 1,000, in 5 Shares. 12,530, 3.000, in 11 Shares. 8,020, - 500, in 19 Shares. 5,800, 500, in 8 Shares. • - - NO, in 11 Shares. Tile fortunate Holders may receive their Money on demand. RICHARDSON, GOoDLUCK, and Co,the Contractors, respectfully solicit - the attention of their Friends and the Public to the New State Lottery, consisting 'of 6,000 Tickets, all to be drawn in One Day, the Slat of this Month.—'The SCheme contains Three Capital Prizes of 620,000, Siz of 5e2,000 and £l,OOO, Ste of £5OO, Ste. Stc. Consols and Money.— litctra ltD- Son, GGODLUCK, and Co. beg leave to request that thase friends who wish to procure favourite Numbers, will make inlMedi Ate application at either of their Vurtunate Offices, Cornhill and Charing-cross, where they sold last Lottery, Nos. 8,828 and 11,794, .both drawn on Friday capital Prizes of £lO,OOO Consols. Saturday an elderly lady locket over a window in Edinburgh, tour storeys Ogh, happened to lose her baimce, and falling to the ground, was killed. Monday se'nnight, as Robert Graham, slater, was ascending a ladder, leaning against a house at toot of Drygate-street, Glasgow, it unfortunately gave way, and he was instantly killed, by the pieces falling on 1 1 9 dr 9 dr : 4 ' , dr . $ dr 6 dr I I 2 g 1 1 - t 1 his breast. The Church of St. Laurence Jewry, in Guildhall yard, which has been tome time under repair, is now finished, and perhaps it presents one of the most beau Cid temples of worship in the City of London. The altar-piece and valuable pictures are objects of admi ration. All the capitals of the Corinthian columns have been richly gilt, and the pilasters painted and varnished emerald green, to mutate marble. The richness and propriety which reigns throughout is most pleasing to the eye of an observer. The antiquity Of St. Laurence Jewry cannot now be traced : its original foundation is forgotten. It was dedicated to . St. Latirence, a Spaniard, who suffered Martyrdontin the persecution under the Roman Emperor Duran, by being burnt to death about.the year 260. The church was consumed by the fire in 1660,and reboil' in 1e67. Weaver says Sir Gvffery. or Godfrey Sullen, Lord Mayor of London in 1457. was buried ander the old church. The said Sir Godfrey was the sun of Gamy Buller, of Sale, in Norfolk, Esq. He married Anne, eldest daughter of Thomas, Lurd Hon. and Hastings, by whom be.had issue Sir William Buller]. Knight, father to Thomas Bullen, Earl of Wiltshire, who was the parent of Ann Bullen, second wife of Henry VIII. and mother of Queen Eliiabetb. On the north side of the chancel there is a *bite:monomers; to the .memory of Archbishop Tillotson. Among the epitaphs we find the following. on William Bird, a child aged four years and a half, who died Onto. ge 469 8 . 0 (One charming bird to Paradise is Sewn; Ire:-are we not of comfort tr lie bereft, • Since one of this fair brood ki still our dwo, And still to ehilkoor drooping soul is Wt.._ This stays with us, while their.* SI& doth take. That earth and Mies may one sweereonsert make." Si Sir William Stone, Alderman; " As the earth the eart h doth cover, So under this stone bee another" The church is ad appropriation is the gift of Baliol College, and a lecture is preached every Tuesday. in Pursuance of the will of Lady CANI‘DdI, who, ISt) ears age, left'a 'benefaction for that purpOee. The Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Recorder, usually "at tend divine service in thie church on the day tip Chief Ma rate lel seed. ‘, ~ . .•', "41; . iiiiiii.sitiiiiii,i. . ~.'...". . 1 .. . : ... ...". 1 - • , • , . A • ' ..,.../.Iwif , 1 Irestnediefferria wal-risaieted fui Moat'Misty reesiirbig soma. silva *ems from Charlotte &lithos?, who watt cOnvicted at a previous Session! of rending Ole property from her grandfather, George Sunshintr, 'Elizabeth Sunshine in October last lived in Cree well street, Spitalfieldse with her father, George Sunshirie. Charlene Anthony was living in the sad*" house, mg George Sunshine was her. grandtetbir. In th e beginning of October last four tea-spoons, one Idessert :pant. and one table-spoon were missed...- Witness questioned Charlene Anthony about them, and in conseqUenoepf her infotmation went to the 'prisoner's house, in Frlllig.pan alley, Petticoat-lane: , she sold bonnets, but lived priacipally by fortune telling. Witness pretended that she wanted her for tune told, and accused her of having the property in question in her possession. Gar va swore vehe mently, and denied it ; witness said that all 'she wanted was the duplicates, and that if she did not; obtain them she should take other means. She then i went away, and in about half an hour afterwards the prisoner came to her house, and brought the duplial caws, which appeared to be fleshly written. Witness never told the Frisoner her name ur place of rest.' deuce, but She found it out without any assistante t When the prisoner brought the duplicates, she sak.C. , c. Here are your duplicates : Charlotte brought them to me." Charlotte Anthony was the niece of the last wit ness, and in October last lived with her and her father. Latterly. ale had lived at the Refuge for the Destitute. In the month of October last witness MLA upon the prisoner about a bonnet. Oar's asked her to have her ioetune told, and said, II You are keeping company with a young man, and ii he is not married he will come to you in a dark room" Witness was then put into the dark room, and while in that situation she saw something in the appearance of a man. Immediately she fainted away, and was taken to a surgeon and bled. This brought her to her senses; and the prisoner then said, is I know where you live, for I have some time ago followed you home." Witness had been with the prisoner two or three times before. The priioner then asked her for 6d. for telling het fortune, and said, u Can you get any thing to make money of I" Witnesi said, ‘‘ No ;" and the prisoner followed her home, and asked again at the door, if she could get any thing to make money of, and added, 4 . it will never be found out." She wanted her also to take an oath never to discover what she had said. Witness refused to take any oath, but was induced to go in and take a dessert' and table spoon from her grandfather'. house. The prisoner stood opposite the door, and took the ,property she had stolen. She was then in duced to go home with the prisoner, and in the evening went to the Royalty Theatre. After they had come home witness was very much pressed to go upon the town and turn prostitute. Witness was af terwards tried at the Old Bailey and convicted, and was sent to the Refuge for the Destitute. While in this situation she met the prisoner on London-bridge, and .he then asked her—. 4 Where have.you been ever since I saw you last ? Have you been at home ? If you will come to Hooper's-gat-dem with me, I have a nice little room and you and I can live together." Witness refused ; and when she returned to the Asylum told what bad passed : 'in consequence 'the ptisooer was taken up. . The Jury immediately returned a verdict—Guilty. The. Common Stausaste addressed the prisoner— , “ You have been guilty of a most heinous and atro cious crime, and although it is needless for me to attempt to impress your perverted mist!, insensible as it is to ail the feelings of humanity which ought to exist in every human breast, yet I think it my duty to inform you that you have been guilty of en. tieing a young and innocent mind into the most shocking crimes by your diabolical artifices; and the sentence the Court will pass upon you will he to the greatest extent which the law will allow. Although 1 shall not now pass judgment upon you, yet I will inform you that the sentence witl be, that you be transpos ted for the term of fourteen years." Sarah Green was indicted for stealing a watch, and a pocketbook containing a ASO nuts, trots W. New bold; and David Myers stood charged with receiving the same. knowing them to have been stolen. The prosecutor had been dining with some friends at Is lington. whence he returned about ten ' o'clock at night, and in his way was encountered by the female prisoner, and another girl of the name of Jones. He went with them to their lodgings in. Adam-street, Hampstead-road, fell asleep, and was robbed. Jones was now admitted King's evidence, and proved that the watch and note were taken to the shop of the O wner Myers,' who gave for the former 14s. and wh& telling the gills that the note was a AINO one, gav'E them'lM for it. Tile note was paid by Myers to a silversmith 'a few days after. • The Jury, without hesitation, returned a verdict of Guilty against both prisoners. Upon which the COatilost SIIIJZANT wished inquiry to be made it .the girl avid be admitted into the Refuge fur the Desti tute ? and told Myers, that a man who had kept his shop till twelve O'clock at night, ter the reception of stolen goods, Was of too dangerous a description to be allowed to stay in the country. One of the Police Officers, on enquiring if Jones was now to be discharged? which was ans w ered in" the affirmative, told the Court that allOO had been offered to get her out of the way. The Court was then adjourned until five o'clock. the attendance of the Coustoo SeaJEANT as well as the ROCOUaltli being required at the Common - Hall for the election of the Loan , blAvoa. On the Court's. re. suming, the followlak prisoners, among whom were an visual number of women, were put to the bar, to WOWS their respective sentences, viz. Transpertanea for life—Barnard Levi, for stealing a wet& grata the 'Parson of •-:. Month, in tolvngate' and thereby aritehig - a riot ; Charles Lucas, Frauds Ross, and Daniel Owls. • • Traniportadea for fourteen years—Grace Baker. Wm. Tod bunter (hoe a clerk to Rabat% Curtis, and Ca). George Maker, Jane Sown, klimbeth Stubbs, Wiliam. Chamberlain, John Brooks, and Isaac amended& Transportation for seven yam—Robert Pratt, Wm Benson. Jtan.Wdliams, alias Main. John Tomcod, &lair Mummer, 'hims. Wetton, Daniel. Loos, Thomas Cooling, 'llowas Clam Sohn Silken, Win Jackson, George Newport 4 Richard Hooper, lainin Rw a er ti ,j s ohn Poster, Robert Smith, William Collins. John ' Velar,. Metes. Mary Selby/b, Henry Willoughby, thiecrilifteditliii•ku Mott,George Smith, Macy Bice, idea -Mama, Wm. Waft, and tweet Wells. -Aeon Wright, for manslaughter, (the Che Ava coachman, trio --- fted the glitottiCaletarriese, by which Mrs. Kirby and • 1%117 , . 4 . 194. ire• seitaievi i• be befisoiri * AL . .Asillintisess 0 1,0 014 and Dannelly were &fend. 'Last *ight. at.ifght o'clbck. the Ricottblut PIS S / /be awful inoteosnel death upon the following p Mien : .. Win. Morgan far "Waling * la a &veals . BA . as se ; Thomas lona, John Pel ltuun , .iuld Michael Poircr, for coining; Charles De Roehls, for stealing in a dwelling-house; Thomas Itawlinsoa and HMI Pegg, for stealing goo d s above We value of furry ,son and the riser's fames; Jolla Warren, for highway robbery ; :Irid *qtrs. and Denial Martin, for sheep stealing ; Monies De" for burglary; lames Thomas Spencer, for stealing M a ditellinrhoese and breskingoat of the same Henry Payne mid John Johnson, for Ugliwai robbery; Frances Sibley and Ann TUley, fur a sfatilar offence; Robert Townshead, for forgery; I I E Shortiaad, M. Hill, and C. Whiter, for hou.e-breaking ; Ben. Ismin Johnson, toe hoase.breaking in the day-rime; Edmond Murphy, for lugheisy robbery; Thomas Burnford, for privately , l ' withal in a st a b le ; Wert Yandeli, for an abo minable o ff ence; 1 Robert Jones, fur stealing In edw,elling-house; John Paul, for 1 highway tubber"; lames Flynn, fora like offence; :Monies Waite,for stealing' In a dwelling.honsf,• Richard Williams, for I.a similar offence • 'Mamas Hedrs, for highway robbery ; Mary I Stanhouse, for st:sling in a dwellierbouse; and Wiliiant Riordan, for a its offence.--Judgment on John Darling was respited. Benjamin Johnecn, oho had been convicted of touse.breaking, in company with Baxter,•being asked the usual question--. 6 What have. you to say why sentence of death should not be passed !arm you r [ read a defence to the Court, in which he declared his intentions to be innocent,' his object was, that a man who had been guilty of so many crimes, and who seemed determined to continue hii bad practices, should be .brought to justice: he had had no previous connections with Baxter : the witnesses who on the trial swore away his life swore falsely ; and why, he would ask, had they not on the former trial, when the life of a young man was at stake, come forward and stated what they had mow contrived to,s.wear ? I This of itself was a strong proof that they had per jured themselvei. He hoped the Curt . would take his lamentable case into their consideration, and temper justice with mercy. The prosecutor had re. celled all the money back again : the reward on the conviction of Baxter was £4O. and on its being divi ded, 415 came to his share; but after paying Mr. Price, the attorney, and some other legal expenses. he.had not Is. left in his pock/. He again declared upon his solemn oath, that his sole intention was to bring Baxter to punishment ; and he asked if he had any other object, did, he not share in the plunder He threw' himself upon the mercy of the Court. Brod, Pelham, and Power, all, declared that the witnesses had sworn falsely, and particularly the wit ness Barret. As is usual in cases of high treason, they were sentenced to be drawn to the place of execution on a hurdle. Monday se'nnight, some diabolical miscreant set fire to a hey. stack belonging to Mr. Steel of LAnatlt, and then robbed his house while he was extinguish- ing the lire. A lew nights since, two men having quarrelled in Sunderland, the one bit the other's nose off. A young man, of the name of Stark, died lately a: Cumbernauld by excessive drinking of newly di.. tilled whiskey. Three of his companions in the same filly narrowly escaped a similar fate. • A man was stopped on Tuesday se'nnight, between Gloucester-lane and Lawrence hill turnpike, near Bristol, by a footpad, who, after knocking him down, rifled his pockets of upwards of sow. Saturday last, at ten o'clock in the morning, a most daring robbery was committed at the house of MATTHaw GossEt, Esq. in Chandos.street, Caren. dish-equate. The front door having been left open for a sew minutes only, a thief had the audacity to walk up the hall and into the breakfast parlour, where he began to pack up all the plate on the breakfast table ; but on his bearing oneof the servants coming up stairs, he effected his escape, taking with him only a silver salt cellar and a silver waiter, with which he got clear off. A Court Martial was held on Thursday on board the Berwick, at Plymouth, on Lieutenant John Jackson, the officers and crew, of his M titsty's late schooner Whiting, to try them for their conduct on the occasion of her loss in Padstow Bay : the sentence of the Court was, that. Lieutenant Jackson should lose one year's senioriiy on the Admiralty list, and that veto of her men, who had absented themselves from her without leave, should be mulct of their pay, and receive fifty lashes each. During the violent gale on Sunday se'nnight, a boat, employed in carrying off an anchor to a mer chant brig, was upset at Spithead, about five o'clock in the afternoon, by which accident John Evans, mas ter of the White Swan public house , on the Green, Gosport, Wm. Evans. his brother, and another man, named James Evans, not related to either of the for- Mer, were unfortunately drowned. The body of Jas. Evans was brought on shore on Southsea Beach, the following morning, by a Newfoundland dog, belong ing to a gentleman who was amusing himself by throwing stones to entice the dog into the water. Mr. MALLISON, whose name has been so frequently before the Public, leaves town next week for the coast of Kent, to commence his distribittion of his simple invention, which a Committee of the House of Com. mons have unanimously declared " effectual to the preservatidn of all who are in danger of perishing in deep water," among the fishermen, pilots, and inha bitants of that coast, who usually proceed to the as sistance of vessels in distress. hlr. MALLBON is at length enabled to effect this great and nati6nal pur pose through a subscription or loan, the chief subscri bers to which at present .are the-philanthropic Mr. Nese, 0200, Sir FnANcis BURDETT. 6100; and as the prospectus is distributing amongst the principal merciiitile Insists, 'ks well as the nobility, we may soon expect a sufficient sum to be raised to answer all the purposes intended ; the principles on which a sue. cessful issue may be expected are so exceedingly sim. ple, that they must be comprehended by every indi. vidual, that when these brave and daring men whose exploits ‘in saving their fellow-beings at present asto nish all who witness their eierdons, too frequently at the loss of their own lives, become confirmed in the impossibility of ever sinking when equip ped with the invention. Few instances of wreck will occur where the required assiitanee.will* not be promptly given by those who are at present withheld, solely from the certainty of adding their,own lives to the number they witness perishing -; they can distincdy see these unfortunate men, hear them imploring for succour, yet, hitherto, attempts to save them haire too-frecittently been precipitating mow Wan early, kn unnecessary, litd watery brain.. - . LONDON MARE& 3, ocrohkß corrow..-The export houses continue k purchasers of Cotton ; the sales have be en id. a 2s. 2.1. 140 Mareeharn, parcels Car riacou s 2 0% , little exceeding 600 paukages, 300 p ern7 grdinary at 22i1.60 l oi a i a l r e rs e a n r2as a t d t .:21a5...01: 2. s at n f,tel wl B e nals, in the house, at Md. The imports month are very limited ; the quantity is g,; short of the _supply in September, 1815. LIVERPOOL, OCTidgEit 5...-" '['here has good demand for Cceton this-week horn Boweds being now principally used by t h e and it being estimated that the stock of they is not mote than adequate to the probable tint) before the new crops arrive, the encpsi, chiefly on this description, and they have ad• consequence J. a A d. per pound ; Brazil Islands, on the contrary, have been very have declined as much as tit:weds have ads. Yesterday there wa, a public sale of 133 Sea which went off heavily at 2s - for inferior - for fair, averaging 2s. o...the 1280 bales advertised to be sold by auction yesterday by private contract about the middle of 14t 1. per pound, and about 300 of them .been retold at 14;1 and a few at 15d. the very good." . fiticatt.—The market continued vary lie; last week ; the few _sales of Mtoct.vadef effected were at prices about Is. per cwt. considerable sale was reported or ilow, middling and with colour 70s. 71 s. and ','.! were not induced to come forward by ti:, they anticipate a farther seduction tin ace( supply greatly exceeding the pi obaine Molasses have this forenoon advice Is, Foreign Sugars centinue.to decline. A of Havannalis was attempted last week ; ordinary white, very indifferent colour, Sugars, they were taken in at 62c. (id. Comte.—The quantity of Coffee brow; by public sale last week was nut extensiv: consisting of only 1007 casks and 1285 sales went off freely at prices from Is. a higher : the East India Coffee of the late rally bears a profit of 2s. jitlsM PROVISIONS, &C.—The contras barrels of Pork and 5000 barrels Beef, At Government (tenders tith proximo), has ted the market. The prices of Bacon ari lby the public sale. of last week. The Bi continues exceedingly depressed ; the lot 1k sales have taken place :-500 firkins Cork Butter, Ist, 86s. arid 87, V, 77 , 71s. 6d. a 725. 280 bales singed Waterford a 535. 100 bales scalded Baccn, withdrawn. Public Sale of Prnvitions this fort bales, last season's, Surged Bacon SE's. 6d, bales new Singed Bacon, just landed, chi a 465. 6d. a pars 41s. a CIS. 411 firkins, Carlow Butter all taken Out ; 25 fir kins Butter, just landed, al's. TOBAUCO.—There are farther arrivals Tobacco ; the quantity in vessels report hag round, about 1200 lihdse the prices stated at any alteratisn, but it offers wet( chases might be etrected a shale Lswer small stock of Marv:rods, the holders cot mand high prices, but little business h. ted ; the letters yesterday from Holland rivals of Tobacco, direct from the United quote a very low price. • On..—The demand far Whale Oil fo, !not so extensive last week as the meets. prices were, however, without any variation. Oils are a shade higher. HEMP, FLAX, AND TALLOW, Bcc..••-The Foreign Tallow are a shade lower, and the decline; Town Tallow declined Is. trivial parcels of Hemp and Flax coatis the letters lately from St. Petersburgh the markets were rather heavy, and the shade lower, it was 9t. Rust, BRAMDY, AND HOLLANDS..•••', Rum cannot be stated at any variation business has lately betn effected, but the nerally anticipate an improvement in Si rapid rise in -the prices ofsrain. G. .stated a shade lower on account of the Brandies are higher. Corte.—the advance obtaized at thi was (is. a Bs. per quarter on the best. Wheat, and Bs. a 10s. insood old Forel! lterl Wheat. There was not much l ever, done, as the millers would mill their immediate wants.—Flour adval sack ; every other description of Grar Barley was ss. higher.—Oats 44.—Bei description of Peas at the advance of _ ver 10s. per cwt. five shillings on Trefoil, bushel on Tares. biR IHS. On the sth instant, at Cheltenham, the Lady head, Etg. of a daughter. On the 90th ultimo, at Edinburgh, the I-1 tn. of a son. Friday rennight, Captain G. W. Wil at Langdown Cottage, hi, Royal Navy, of a tiaugi MARRIED. Lately, at Bridgewater, Mr. Standing, surge on, Austice, daughter of Robert Austice, Esq. Collect' Lately, Dr. Alexander Sbantnn, of the 14th M daughter of the late Mr. Joseph Redman, e At Melville House, Fifeshite, on the thienst. eldest son of Francis Pytu, F.sq.- ALP. fur Ow to Lady Jane Leslie Melville, second daughter Leven ant/ Melville. At 'Edinburgh, on the 2,1 instant, Captain J 1 Foot, to Miss Sop'hia Mercer, only daughter Mom, Esq. of liroonslidi, Roxburghshire. DIED. Monday morning early, at his house, Hanover-square, John Theodore Wrathlaw, deservedly lamented. Monday aennighr, William Lintotr, Esq. late antptot. On his passage from Gibrsl•ar, of the wounds the battle of Algiers, Mr. I'. W. Ashington, shipman on board the Leander, s very proatisii The Ist thst. at Edinburgh, Major Samuel ArdHerr. - PRICE OF sTouu YFS'i k I 3 per Cent. Red. India Booth I Ditto Cons.SS 61i lmp. s ptr I 4 per Cents. I Lseheer S per Coot. Nary 91914 Cons. or Jul Long Aonnitilpo-- Lottery 4'o LONDO : Po4,oliske4 tbrre, and a: the ris an d B • O f a i r 11. • —u tti sorts of l as 3 .13 A ti no • ^ en triey~ is booll Sl:rielinelidliiineaehrsvc:malde:a42:llllninnlittilidcra'snii*dauedhen:as'idillinac4'B74.": agetlit:leitbsitit:l9l' r to 21. 12 b of lin; P t i T ; I, were „ tit° * the w ee k a , aas;ell" he c, all<l 11. i• • Y 1.""7- c°11; ;. low er ; ' tC law p,4 ... e estimate. • lima Is. assurs A public w e ' 5U Om n i Mal p but W. POO Th!X U L forward rite aw e Rees 5 ; PAY, a 2s. per ein. Offssb i rte sale rat. 10 1 .1 re WM advrrtisedl J at Far sec ieiluhr♦ °slowing pa,. os New live is. a 78i. 3; TIE rd Bactn Ls renoon.-4,1 id. a 39i. 14 hittly +ss.t. ;, wawa's, I new Catlee I,U Is of Virg.iiis ted, and ccm. Fe . ; eel cannot be at an :re made, pur. er ; from ite ontinue b de. - las been ek. id mention dr. f ro... ed States, el for expect au ri reeding ;--eas. Sed by . The price of hit d heavy Wed 2si . Gd. last auk; ti e r inue to goof s mention the . se lie Exchange —The prise , [on ; very Ca the holden ;' itii Si:irits, from tht ;eneva nay ai r s recent wads 'k w bit • the last nimbi 41 est. runs of sry eign or EDO business, t • Jy purchase • Al ranted 101. • bit Ain advanced. eel cans 6s. Es Si 4 , 5. Red • Sit :foil, and 6d. tic dy of Joseph W ; r sn. Lady Farts iftlte, the 1.114 uFlitrr. f i r . 1 3 eb ; 1 7 L'ilblieC : 4. b . rte le °hI o i r .ntt li i. ;7 0 "rli t t i o y ultii,h*M d if te:41111 ;r d'Esticf4 : 0 °Ig1...'. James Stedman.. ✓ of tbe lase ft 1 tin T eata rder •• V r, Elq. very murk II late Mayor of • condo he reedlll ; ), ailing young vim" — Sinclair Nat , ERDAY. cis 5 6 pr. r 'r Ells i pre. acc.63 l ,itt I'veketo ,Ft 3 3