Star. — London, England, 1805-12-14 00:00:00

rW r ii ril i Mr. EDITOR. LAIV 'NYE f.LIGBNCE. TO TSE EDITOR OF THE STAR. It ix,always with the higheft fatisfarlion that v .1;1 !•clir patriotic warnings to your countrymen in tn.: ,ur o•nt very alarming crifis of Enrope ; indeed, intel),:ted mutt thole be who can at prefent entertain do;ll , ts rar this fu)jeet. Ivo may remember the words of a eircnmnaviga tr.r., who Girl to his torpid and drooping Friends— .' Li" you fit, you fleep ; and if you 11.!ep, you wake no more." Among the plans of relittance fo fee difcnlred, why fhould we forget the wife and ;;“ oefsful cuilnins of cur anceams, who by their fu ...: for 'kill in archery alone maintained for feveral o :•inries the firft Ration among the warlike nations a very warlike period of history ? Yet was this "-ill obtained not by employing the inhabitants of the ....entry in rircfi and manceovres, but limply by en regular attendance at convenient timer at Cm . rooting-grounds, with which every village was pro vided—Co that every citizen %Orb little lot; o f rim e or ezpence became a formidable foliier and his cltaraftcr iseing railed by his proficiency in arm., partook equally of that of the Soldier and Citizen. From this fource alone fprung all our 'Works and fame in former days. Such a plan at prefent would not only, at a ver y trilling coil, infufe a warlike Ipirit throughout the nation, but fupply the army, in cafe of invafiun, ith aeleall one half million of combatants. Let tiflcs be di leibuted to each dittriEt according to it; popul a tion, and the per-Inns to whom they are cot! tilled, enrolled tinder proper officers, and the Lieuttnantcy of the County or the Magillrates of Towns.. Let every vil lage have, as of old, it, ground fit pr.sait e, and a room ta ferve 23 a depot for the arms, under charge of an old foldier. or fome careful perfon. No other change need be introduced into the cot:-' *Arne of thefe riflemen except a (hors grey jacket and round hat, which would have a martial appearance, at little expence; in cafe of invalion, filed corps of riflemen might be formed out of thefe nurferies, and ti efe would, at far leis coil of time or money, be more efficient than our prefent corps of Vulan teerc, t.r nor former levies of pikemen. Your giving a place to this may do good. • IiIISOGALLI7II. December 5, 'Ss 5. COURT OF CHANCERY, DEC. n. The Loan Cu NCF LLot informed the Court, that he (lionld giv , e judgment in the cal: of White and 'Williams, on Monday next. THE ASSIGNEES OF WHEELET V. DITTO. It appeared, that, after a commini-to of bankrupt. cy had been taken out againft the Defendant, he was allowed by the aflignees to keep nonillion of the houfe and premifes on which he refitted, but, on an application to that Court, by the other creditors, a xnelfeng-r was appointed, on their part, to retain joint poffeffiun with him. A queftion fince arofe, whether the Defendant could have been, in law, made liable to bankruptcy ? and whether his com =Union was not fuperfedaole ? The ;nefent applica tion was to compel the premifes to be given up to the effignees till that queltion lhould be determined, and the expences of the application ihould be paid out of the property of the bankrupt. The LORD CHANCELLOR laid, it had often ftruck him with fir prtle, that people were fo ready to un dertake the office of aflignees, eonfidering all the rifle and trouble that belonged to it. It was not indeed very often that perfons of the defcription of the De fendant, who was deferibed as a gentleman of for. tune, difputed the validity of his cornmiffi-in ;—be caufe, in nine cafes out of ten, fetch corn:rams were fraudulent or collufive ; but, when they were fiver. Wed, the aflignees often found themfelves in a &tie. tion of great ettbarraffment, for Courts of Jul tice would not allow their expences to the affignees of a man who had no right to be a bankrupt. He knew of one cafe occurring in the Cowl of Common Pleas, where all that the alfignees got by their trouble, care, and management of the property, was a lofs of 23001. In tae prefent cafe, what was alledged againfl hlr. Vs'iteeley, betides the commiflion of an aft of bankruptcy, was, that he traded in bricks, which he had made on his eftate. How far that flood good, was a quellion for a Special Jury in the Court of Common Pleas ; but, until it was fo decided that Wheeley was liable to the bankrupt laws, he could not dire& any expences to he paid out of his ellate.— What he fhould order, under all the circumßances, was, that the meffenger of the Court lhould retain joint polTenlin with him ; and, that he fhould be re firained wrtking away with any of the property in the mean time. H: v:ifhed it alto to be underflood, that the parties were to lay before him a fpecial vet. dial on the lubjea of the bankruptcy, on the firft teal after the next term. Mr. Rom Lir, on the part of the Defendant, fob mined, whither he might not be allowed to retain Pole polfetlion, intermediately, on giving fufficient fe curity for the property /n his charge ? The LORD CHANCELLOR cenfented to his having Pole poffeffian, on condition that the meffenger fhould alfo have polfeflion jointly, until (ecurity Would be given to the Mallet's iatisfaaion. RAPHILV. SOIHNI. This was an exception taken by the Attorney Ge neral to .he Mailer's report. in having charged the Defendant, who was an executor, with comp-mnd interelt on the money which came into his hands by the will of the teftator, and alfo interetl upon each feveral fum of money, from the moment of his re ceiving it. The exception alln went to the Mailer's making half yearly receipts in his computation ; with adding, in filch rec4ts, the m balf yearly intered to the capital, and charging compound interett upon the whole ; and with refuting to make any deduc tion for interen upon the films advanced oceafunially by the Defendant, for the maintenance of the Plain- tiff's children. Mr. Roraima oppofed the exception, on the ground that the Matter ailed in (hid obedience to the order made in the cafe by the late Lord Rofslyn, which prefct died his line of condue, and left him no accretion. The reafons which induced Lord Roff. lyn to make that order, were not now before the court. The order to him was perfeelly intelligible and obvious ; but, if the Learned Gentleman op-, rfed to him &Gold ntaistaio it to be otberiviii,l their rentedy wonircl be by a reheating of the whole cattle, and not by any exceptions to the report of the Maher. The ATTi/RNEV GENERAL. contended, in reply, that in this, as in all other cafes, where receipts were ordered to be mad.:, the lotus received during the preceding half year (hould be added, with the in. terell, to the principal film, and form a balance, on the whole of which interett (hoold be paid in the half year caning. Here, on the contrary, the Ma iler threw the interea backward, and charged it from the moment when the ferns were received, and, con• feqoently, before the executor could make any inter eftl on them. In refpeft to the fums which the De fendant was to pay for maintenance of the children, nothing could be more unjita than to charge him with inievelt on them ; for, as it mull be uncertain on what day or month a taylor's or a fchool-matter's bill might be brought in, it was neceffary that he flsould always keep himfelf in cant to defray them. He alfo flared, that the Defendant had lent to the Plaintiff money upon two bonds of soot. each, at an intereft of 4 per cent. out of the teltator's property. The Plaintiffs had never paid a !hitting of that 4 1. per cent. interefi, and he afked whether any thing could be more glaringly nnjuit, than for the Mailer to charge the executor 51. per cent. intereft on money, for which he did not receive even the 41. per cent. which he Ilipulated ? The LORD Cue/scot-Loa confidered the order made by Lord Rofslyn to be mnch out of the ufual praaice of the Court, for it fubjeaed the executor to inteteft from the mosnent of the teftator's death, in head of fixing a particular time at which he thould become chargeable, after having the money in his hands. The rule, however, having been made, he found himfelf bound by it, and bad not the power of milking any alteration. Haying commented on a variety of the topics and obfervations introduced by the Counfel on both fides, he obferved, that the money in queftioa, amounting to 30.0001. came into the bands of the executor by virtue of the will of the teftator, in troll for his children, and to be employ ed in e manner he himfelf pref ribed. He be , cpeathed to the executor a legacyllif 4001. fur the trouble he fit sold be put to in the dikharge of Vie trult, which the latter of courfe paid to himfelf, with. ant any deduaion for intereft. This will fpecifically provided, that no part of this money (bould at any time be retained in the bandy of the executor, but direled that it (hould be laid by, timing the min°. rity of his children, to accumulate upon compound in terell. Tilde injunaions the executor was bound to obey, in order Cu fulfil the intentions of the tettator. Had Mr. Boehm ailed in conformity to the will, and employed this money at intereft in the funds, or in any other fecure way, even if the refult of the accu mulation turned out lefs than it might otherwife do, the equity of that Court, allowing for the !lonely of his intentions, would have dealt more tenderly with him. When he ufed the word honeftly, he did not with to be understood as ceiling any perfonal imputa tion on Mr. Boehm ; whom, he believed to have confidered himfelf to be aging for the belt ; but, that having been refirained by the will from any em ployment of the money himfelf, if he thought pro per to overlook that part f the trna, he could not complain of hardfhip, if he now found himfelf placed in greater difadvantate than he had at firft reafon to expect. It was not fufficient for him to fay, that he was now willing to be charged with all the accumu lation of intetett which this money would have 'made, if he had placed it in the 3 per cents, in the fame manner as 'hat Court would have difpoied of it ; for it would be toe much, atter the direCiirn contentd its this will, to allow an executor to ,have the em plogenent ut the money himfelf, and if he found, a the con clufton of the obit, that he would have ben in a better condition Lad he complied with the tel. tator's direCtiun, to have, at his own option, w t.,,' fituatiun he would take. His Lordfhip put the fob jet in various points cf view, to dtmonflrate the equity of the decifion he was about to make; and concluded with baying, that, under all the circum fiances, and in compliance with the order made 5y the Court, the Matter was right to charge compound interell, in the manner he has done. XVith regard to the interelt for lams advanced for maintenance, or ur on bond to the Plaintiffs, that was certainly a fit matter for arrangement between the parties, or of be ing difmiifed out of that Court ; but farmed no part of the cpieltion he had to decide upon. The exceptions were therefore over-ruled. MILLIGAN V. COOKE. This was a Bill filled say the Plaintiff, to compel the Defendant to the performance of a iprcial agree ment in the tale of a le4fehold houfe. and estate at liamptiead, and to allow the Plaintiff a deduction out of the purchafe money, for a certain defed in the title. As we gave, in the Star of the agth ult. a fit& dent account of the carcemltances of this cafe, when it fiat was argued, we (hall now content ourfelves with Ilating, that Mr. ROMILLY was heard for the Plaintiff, in reply; and that the LORD CarauckLLOß deferred giving judgment upon it until Monday next. HIGH COURT OF ADMIKAINY,DOCTORS' COMMONS. WhDNISDAY, DEC ! 11. This day the Right Honourable Sir W. SCOTT proceeded to the adjudication of the following (hip cafes : Nora Senora del Cantarva, Don Contarro mat ten—This was a quellion of falvage. It appeared that this Spanifh ',etre], laden with wheat and other articles, was difeovered, in confequence of firing a gun, about one o'clock in the mottling, to be on thine on the Whiting Sand, uff Orfordnefs, having millaken the Orfordnefs Lights for the South Fore land, with lute of anchor, and four feet water in her hold, by his Majeily's gun brig Aggreffur, Lieu tenant John Watfon Commander, then lying in Hofely Bay, upon which a boat, with feveral mai i nets. was immediately fent to her affitlance ; that afterwards feveral fmacks came likewife to her al if lance, whereby the was lately brought into the port of H arwich.—The Court, in this cafe, decreed 401. as a remuneration to the King's (hip, and twenty guineas to each of the knacks, with expences. Jonge Freherica, Klock matter.—This rail, on a voyage to Antwerp, with a cargo of merchandise, was captured by the private Chip of war Diana, Ro bert White Commander, and brought to Weymouth In this cafe further proof was direded as to the Ship, and the cargo rellored. La Perla, Pereira, mailer.—This 'del was cap tured by the private Blip of war Maytiou er, in the On the 3eth May laft. at Calcutta. Mr jofeph Wilton, Enfign in his Mak fty's sad regiment of foot. and fecond fon a Mr.Wir. Wilton, of Knotty-AM. scar Liverpool. itiun WATEk Al LONDON iskIDOE 10-MORROW Moming • • - 4t minutes after 9 Afternoon . rr minutes after 9 FOR A. COUNT OF THE MANUFACTURERS, EXEMPT FROM THE AUCTION DU l'Y, AGREEABLE TO ACT OF PARLIAMENT. On Thurfday, December to, at Four o'Clock, in the Afternoon, and on Ridgy, Dee. an, at Twelve In the Forenoon. MERAC. SON. and CO. will put up to Public Sale, at their Warehoufes, No. 78 64 1neen-ttreet. the fol lowing Atf nu ortment of Bkri PIECE DS. 2joO Pieces Widow', Shaw l 3, ece. goo° Plain and Fancy. Cambric& 1200 •••••••• Jaconets, Tambours, &c. taco Book MuLint. riots White and Printed Calicos and Shawls. 000 Placate, Madras, and Malabar Handkerchiefs. 7co Natikeen& c iruinets, &c. Ito Dimities, Whinge, Ste. 75 00 Superfire Woollen Cloths, Xerfeynterer, yoo Druggets, Ticks, Serge& Flannels, Ste. Alfo, feyen Sevens Vigoola Wool. To be viewed as above, where Catalogues may be had, and at New York and Tont% CcEcc nook% M. L. MERAC, Jun. Broker. viT.Lcirs FEMAT.P. PlT.t.q, for the au uN sic and otlum DISORDERS ircitlent to YOUNG FEMA: T HE following inftAnce of their untorniton :t eacy : is worthy tbrarfotion of the "1.4 To KEA itS Y, Flxt arca, 'Logsdon. MADAM, I am the unfortunate daughter of zn nfker in the attny,wk-e fed in his country's ceufe, by which mean, hi: family are lest s. fituation th•t it is ncceffary each thould ittidoatrour to provides r ttarnifcic,:q, fr.nri in•lifpulitioo, I was lotircly ineapastiut,:! from,till an intimate friend rec./tuition your Yells. which hats in a wonderfu! manner restored me to health. having rensimed oldtruaion complained of, and in eonicqui nec my coe pkxiot. which was exceedingly h is refinned its woottd colour, n: health i . quite recovered, and the pains in my head and with numoi.iie!'s other cimplaiins, too numerous to men:. .. have apio. , fill3fidied. and I am once more in full health ' fpirlt. able w cneouutis every ditli..ulty. I beg you will tr.:, my cafe pu"llic. as many yon^g worucii from a fedentary life have. funilar complaints, which they are unwilling to attribute to ;1., real caufe—want of exertion. Permit me to return you my molt grateful thanks fora facour?, through the medium 01 Mrs. Smith, and believe Your much obliged, atut hurtle fez-T.1,2r Exeter, Aug 4, it. , 5 CA4tOI,IIVE WA! tf - - Wekh't .emide Pais (with direelin is) p:ize cl aho r fed wholefale by G.Kearfley. Flect.Prect. ; biecy Bow Church-yard. Cheaplide; F. Newbury, N... qt, St. PAU; 4 Church-yard; Bacon and Co. No. Ise I Oxford-greet; Cite:lolde ; and Barclay and Son. FLet Mzrit ct • • As nother IVietliche is fold under the came or W.:l6'sre • male Pills, which is fpurious. purchalers arc !equated to remark.. as the fureft teftimony at antharicii y, that each bid of a :.itiory. it fired with the name of C. Kea& sy in hand-writing; and C.:l the outride, wherAbt fervants cannot be impact on. the Ramp it printed by per/Milan of his Mikity's Honlurable Commilanuers of Stamps,thus: C Kearfley, No..tfa, Fleet lb - um—Nom schen are genuine. NEW fIe.E.ISTCLNP. ACl'. NEW BERY and SONS, No. 45, Sc. Paur4 . Church-yard, Lonrlon, Proprietors of Dr. James's Powdtv, and other valuable Preparations, inform the Public, that is eon tiquence of the new Stamp D:stles,•the price of that Medicine will be in future as. std. per Pack., or tl. Sc 6d. per DOUR; but the Quantity of a Dow' Packets in a Bottle (as trade tip for the Army and Navy) may he had for t 1.4•. And as smugly are prepared, by order of the Coromiffioners, for hfeffrs New bery's frparate ure, in which the Words, v• F. Newbery, No. 4f. Sc. Paula" are engraved, and as kis pr dumed that this will he a fufficient Security againilCounterteits,hie Signature= the JA- W§ will be dltcontinucd. -..-... -.. -..-...-.--. The following are the pikes of thefi Medicines, to the flit twenty of which Mr. Newbery's Stamps are Mixed. bat Mote robs purchafe fix or more at a time, will be allowed the -Stamps gratis. Dr. James's Powder a 9 baby's Cartrunatire t 9 a Bottle 1,4 0 Dr. Auftin's Chalybeati Analeptic Pills 4 6 Pills . . 4 • large Box t 4 0 Prelates Thiel. of Bark 4 0 Dr. Steers's Oposlelcloe s 6 Dirt* Hircham's ditto 3 • -•-•-• Conrullion Oil s 6 Tonic Bills - a V .-..--.. Nitre Drops $ 6 Poe Coffee • 2 9 .. Camomile Eteps a 9 Dr. Hooper's Pills a if Paregoric Lo- Grant's Drops a a acmes - I i Inglifles Scots Pills a • Angibaud'sßlois ditto sit Henrl's Maguefia a # Ilf...mce of Caltsfoot 3 6 Norton's Drops 3 6 Mr. Spence's Dentifrice 4 o Spilibury's Drops .f 6 Cephalic Snuff a 0 Dr. Snlander's Tea a I Jones's Rheum. Tiodt. 3 6 Greenough's Tinctures I a Barry's Moat Pills 4 6 Ditto Tula Lozenges tit Rance of Peppermint ait Effence of Ginger S p Glafs's Magnclia 3 6 N.B. As many Paws, particularly Mehemet*, miftake the Isoufe of Mehra Ncwbcry, they think it neceffary to point auk, that it is at the Eaft end of St. Paul's, four doors train Cheapilic. with there Words infcribed on the front- “. Tit OPILV WAIIIIIOIIISt FOR DR. Imates Pownva.” Li \IING i:e4ACALC4 uy tit to the Itudy, sod Omit A A grattfted by Oe molt cant de pradke in that branch vrbieb I thecg.z prop,r to feted. l crud that t have oat mare elf • employed nay time than thole who, In the =whet Add at the profeT. ;a, are comfonally Unmated in uncertainty, and down alarm; attain that themes which le aoqtared 'ay mucentrallog she inteliedual !Never to ono clefs of dirmiers. Tbe A.! cafes of DR3ILITY arc peculiarly d".&vien, fey the, bring with them a train of concomitant fraptonts, by a de. prediern of ea vital amp, eziftence Weir bosoms entittered—• Wbethcr they mac uses the preraler—e oft:imam*, &airtime dv e habits of &bed-boys, or the indurgences of oratnrity, they. quire Lila nett affiftoua profeikonal but by the *onion of uneducated in la, the fymptsuru are aggravated, mod the tutton Is deftroyed. As a htlilidlißß of the ROYAL CO LIAO 7. tit SURGEON*. I ground my preten9oas on regularity 40461=1w and polkaing carry privilege to prattle*. I feel myself entitled to that *sidecars with which I have hitherto been to liberally honoured. In the Ord fenfoions at local weaknets, !arty applicable will prevent the calamity of a debMtated frame; bet where the fal terer, from a confeloufbes of the unmanllaefs of the vim obi& coded his Waft:tear, b fearful of the contempt sr emirs* of Wet randy phyfician and broods qrrer his inflonity with careful ma coalman. it midi be fatten:dory for him to be of net only of casbnity of treatment but alfo of the mod Inviolable feerery. And In moat Yeautrial Complaints it is potable to prerrentpals. danger or Maeda In the melt complicated mks it is ths acquire molt of meta-Joe experieece In this lbw to cloth arc, rely sod Comfy aseedahaduneee. I offer the advantage of this cape/Mace b the slather he who are &gilded with any kind of DISBILITY, of any fruptems of liblitßßAL INFECT!: al, and to ail cafes the terms ci MO earadon are dated on the tirft iatervievr. Padermaia the country are expeßad to Wide& Dank oats, nil ago 'equated to fireeify thdr age and miaow et Meg. peAemps NUM Meoilet of the DayTal Colege of Sargent le Lynda. Mn r Arreatel Soand sons Tetnole To LOR I Efq. No. so, New uridge.itreet, Landsat. SIR —I Confider it but an stn of jutlice due to the merits of your LEAKE's PATENT PILLS, to casmouti care to you the following Cure, which has mend, been performed by them:—An acquaintance of mine, who by the breaking am of an old V, nereal Complaitit (attended by a Coniplieationof DI ceders arifing therefrom), was reduced almoft to a *demi, and though he had the belt medical advice which could be obtained, and tried a variety of patent medicines, nothing could be proettnnt which feemad to fuit his cafe, or d• him any Cervix; be remained in a molt reduced and pitiable &nation for two years, unable to follow his profeffirn, and fcaredy able to walk or even to Bandon his legs ; in tad, no ate who knew him ever lappet:4 it porstila for him to recover. He was advifed at laft to try your Leant', Pis t—he did fo, ftridly adheoln to the direetions given with them—he had not taken more than two boxes, berate he found as alteration for the better: this encouraged him to proceed, and bf taking a few boxes more be found his appetite and ftresigth gradu ally return, and is now as healthy and as Rout as any man 1 know. You are welcome, Sir, to r, fee any perfon to me far a confirmation of the above account if it Ihould be doubted. am, Sir, your obedieuthumbk f.r , ant, Library, Fr.lldlone. July to, t Soy. 1 HO. PURDY.. Prepared and fold by the tole Proprkt r Tuoa. Tarr ca, Member of the Roy it Colleyx of Surgeons, Lou dun, at his hook, No. 9; New Bridge Brett; - . Where,ai ter a conftatt Mallaice of more than 4) years, in a pradtice particularly direded to the cure of Venereal compLtluts and thole incidental to the parts of gereraticg in both fetes, with that inviolable feerecy which men of his profcffion Mould always °bier.; be flatters binielf the advice and afGfiance he gratuiteuily adminitters to perfoos taking this medicine, will be eftemsed, by a difeentlng public, as an advantage Icklom to be obtained, and void of ambiguity. Mfo fold, by his appointment, for the convenience of theft Ey. iog at a diltance, at the Perfuerds No. 35, St. Alban's-Brett, Pall Mall ; the Toyilsopoot, Oxford Brett ; Mr. Difboroogh, 7, Pik ftreet-hill; Mr. Baxter's, South bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. M'D... aid's, Glafgow; Mr. Callwell's, Dublin; Mr. Billinge's, Liverpool ; Mr. Atkinfon's, Mancluitter ; and by one perfon to every gel durable tows in Great Britain and Ireland, in Inures of only 21. 91. each, foiled op with full and plain diatittions, whereby perfoas either fez may cure themfelves with cafe, fpecil,fecrecy, and fafety• N. B. Every box fold in Great Britain Is Poled up with a ham?, an which, by favour of the Commi (Goner., is rrintril at the Swop Ofilee—T. Taylor, No. 9, New Bridge itriit—to imitate trivia !.• elony and all others ars couuterfeit. LONDON: Printed and puNtlbol by LEVEL. MINT (of C.vii tcrbory-place, Lambeth). at the STAR Orrlca. No. I. Caw Meat. rilbrlardi RIAD at t h e STAB Ull r tCl, letbrit•Bir I profecution of her return voyage from Montevideo' to Vigo.—The claims before the Court were refpec•l ting certain quantities of dollars, which were (lased to have been the proceeds of various goods flipped at Vigo, under his Majefly's licence. In this cafe the' fpccie in queftion was condemned, as good and law ful prize to the captors. Mogen(ler, Rubinga mailer ; Vrow Hendricka; Netting mailer ; and Henrietta, Wilcke matter.— Thai wese cafes of further proofs, in refpeet to va• rictus claims for ccrtain quantities of goods laden on board the above (hip,; (,me of which the Court re llored, others direfted still further proof to be pro duced, and the remainder condemned. Dorothea and Elizabeth, Topbrodt this cafe the further proif was pronounced infuffii• cient, and the cargo condemned. The John, Frolt metier.—This was an American fhip, laden with a cargo of fugar, cotton, and other merch:tt•dize, on a voyage to Antwerp. Further proof was direaed in tnts cafe. LONDGN MARKETS. CORN-EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 13. There were not many freth arrivals of Wheat to day, and Gales are more readily made at better prices —ln Barley and Malt little alteration—White Peas are ready Pale at 4s. per quarter advance—Grey bet few here—Beans of each kind keep their price—Oats are in middling fupply, tome prime famplea have arrived at our sighed quoted price—Flour fetches the late advance. ONNILIAL RRRRR NC• Al VNDaat Wbcst. 465. 604. 68.. per qr. Grey Pak 38s 425. Fine Ditto, yss. yes. od. Beans, sss. 6os. Rye. 31s. sys. od. Tick Ditto 321. sos. od Barley, as. 345. od. Oats, s6s. 301. 335. Malt, 645. yos. od. Poland ditto 34, 364. od. Wiatte Peak, 48% s4s. ad. Rape Seed. 401. 441. per latt. PRIV! Of ?LODI. Fine Flour dos. to 654 Seconds 555. to dos. per fack. RETURN of WHEAT in Mark-lane, haeioding only from the asth of November to the 3oth of Nov.—Taal B,sts Quarters. Average 64a 4/d. lower than laft return. A RETURN OF FLOUR. From the 3cth of November to the 6th of December. Total-27.144 (wk.—Average 595. padr• 42 ifd. lower than lalt return. INSPECTOR'S RETURN AT UXBRIDGE, DEC. IL Wheat per load 151 LOS to 191 OR Barley per quarter 11 Ss to El iss Oats per ditto 11 to' to LI 148 Beans per ditto al Ss to al 14s Peale per ditto sl zs to 21 5s PRICE OF SEEDS IN MARKLANE. Cutaway new 741 to 78s per cwt. Coriander, *as to 131 do. Trefoil 13$ to alb do. White Multard Seed, 6s od to 14$ od per WWI. Brown ditto, 91 od to t 62 6d do. Turnip tos to 162 per butte'. Brent Beans 2135 to 562 per quarter Long Pods 301 10 461 Tares jcs to 364 od cos od Rye Grafi tp od to 3os od per. "atter. Canary, 451 od 551 04 to 6os od PRICE OF HOPS. SAM FOCRETII. l i Kent - 51 tas to 71 os Kent - 51 Ass to 71 71, Buffo . 31 Ise to 61 Ss Sutra • 51 las to 71 os Eifel 51 ato 61 6s Farnham 71 to IW 06 PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. Bop 61 011 10 71 les Pockets 61 6s to 91 os PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW, St. James's. Whiteeleapsi. Hayman.' s 15 oto 4 11 0 Hay per load 3 3to 4 6 Straw I to oto 1 19 0 Straw t Bto 1 i 6 Clover 4 410 5 0 PRICE OF OAT AND $1 RAW IN smarms/c/o. Old Hay, 31 145 to 41 45 Ncw Clover 31 os to 41 45 New 21 ss to 41 os Old 41 105 to 41 155 Straw, it 7. to 11 122 SMITHFIELD MARKET, DEC. 13. To fink the eff.el—per Rope of Beef 35 641 to 45 84 I Veal ss 4d to 6s Sd Mutton 4* 44 to 5s oil Pork fs od to ss 84 n CAD OT CATTLE TUTS DAY. Beath, about z2c^...—Sheep and Lambs 7 son. NIIWGATE and LEADENHALL, December t 3. Pee Roue of 81h. by the careafe. St Ito 3a 81 Vtal 4$ od to Sa R 1 Id to 41 23 Pork ss od to 3s 84 PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. Beef Mutton St. James's market 4s id Town Tallow 694 od to os Clare Market 4a 041 Yellow Ruffle 6:5 to 685 6d Whitechapel Market White ditto 675 641 to 04 (pet Bone of Sib.) 4s Cd Snap ditto 675 to Of cid Melted Stuff 375 to Oa 04 121 41 Ditto rough 401 od to 00 Average Price 4s 04d Graves iis od Good Dregs sot to co Yellow Soar, 76s to os--Mottled, 862—Curd, 905 Price of Candles per dozen, 1 is 04.--Moullis, 1311 ad RAW HIVES. Hides (perßone) 35 841 to 4s 01 Horfe Skins /65 od to 20s Middling 35 4d to 35 6d tlbeep Skins 35 od to 6. od Ordinary as 8d to 31 od Shutting, os od to as 041 Heavy Calf it as 641 each I Lamb Skins os od to os 04 PRICE OP LEATHER, per lb. AT LEADENHALL. Butts, so to 561 b each 24d to 211 Ditto, 60 to 6315 26d to 37 Merchants Backs 2344 to 24d Drefling Hides aid to asid Fine Coach Hides 2%411 to 241,1 Crop Hides for Cutting 2314 to aid Flat Ordinary aid to aad Calf Skins, 30 to 40Th per dozen 32d to 4ad Ditto so to -olh 3841 to 4ad Ditto 70 to Bolb 364 to 384 Small Seals (Greenland) per lb. 3s od is 35 44 Large ditto 1201 10 1905 per doz. Tanned Horfe Hides sgs to 38s each COAL MARKET, December 13. Ships at Market Ships fold Price 7 5 NewcafUe Coal 34 44i od to 56. 041. ro Sunderland 9 461 Od to 49$ od 3 Stone Coal 0 set ad 4 Cinders t 285 6d to oos od