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, L4W INTI.LLIGAAGE. COURT OF CHANCERY, NOVEMBER 7. The case, Mills and Farmer, came on for a re hearing this morning, when Mr. labitil dind Sir A.• Pigot were heard at mat lengt'a. I'lw followilig is thy point at issue :—A person dies and bequeaths, be. sides many other sums. certain monies to 1 , . applied to the use of two charitable insti•iitions mined, and to another to he named in a ethhc.i ; he dies without having named the latter institution, and a question then arises, whether the while sum belongs to the two charities named ? whether a third charity shall be named by the Court? Or whether the proportion of money intended to be applied to the charity not sassed should gn to the legatees or next of kin ? The case had already been decided by the Master of the Rolls, who- pronounced in favour of the next of kin, and the matter came to be heard by the Lord Chan- cellor on appeal; and the present was a rehearing before his Lordship. The matter having been fully beard,' , The Lou) CHANCELLOR expressed his sense of the difficulties under which he laboured. Alter the must attentive investigation which he was able to give to the subject, he had not succeeded in convincing him -we that he ought to affirm the judgment of one Inc whose °pillions he felt a much higher respect than for .his own. By his oath, however, he was bound to decide according to his own opinion, and thereb , re he should take further time to consider and give judg ment on Monday. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, NOVEMBER 7. MR. PEEL AND MR. O'CONNELL. 21IE KING Ve O'CONNELL I ESQ. - - Mr. READER made the following motion, on behalf of the defendant, who was bound over personally to appear on the tirst.day of this term, in consequence of the security he was called upon to give for keeping the peace generally towards the public, but portico. larly towards the Right Hon. Rohm Peel, Esq. a. My Lords, I am instructed tAt the part iut -- O'Connell, Esq. to discharge his recognizances upon an affidavit, which states— Lord .ELLENROROUGH.••••" To discharge his recog nisances ! 'that is rather too much You may move to respite his recognizances if you please—that is ano ther question.": Mr. READER-•• 11 That will certainly answer this Genueman's purpose quite as well. Mr. O'Connell is a Gentleman in the profession at the Irish Bar, arid in consequence of his extensive practice in that coun try, he could not without great inconvenience, give his persni..il awridance in Court before rur Lord ships during the present term. He b bound by bib secognisances personally to attend in open Court on the first day of the term." __ _ THE LUDDITES. THE KING V. SUTTON. • Dauay LANs I'HEATItE.-MlB. MANDYN appeared list night, for the first time, in the part of Peggy, the Comedy of Ms Gauntry Girl: she sustatned the character much to the satisfaction of a crowded audience, and the play was given out for repetition yin Thtirsdity. Lord ELLENSOROUGH-...." Have you any affidavit which states that he has done nothing in contra vention or the object for which he was required to give security r , • Mr. READER..." Certainly, my Lord. I have an affidavit which fully states that he has kept the peace towards his Islajesty's subjects generally, but towards the Right Hon. Robert Peel particularly ; that he is now in Ireland; that he has complied with the recap. aiaaace ; that he did not quit the realm of England .for the purpose of avoiding the security he had en tered into ; but has merely returned to Ireland, *brie be resides. I humbly move your Lordships, under these circumstances, that his reeogaizances may be respited till nest term." The Court remained in consultation for a few minutes. Lord ELLINEOROUGU.".." We were thinking of giv ing you a further tespite than that. But in doing so, we must not be considered as tying up the hands of the Curt, in case the object of the reccgnizances should, in the mean time, be defeated. It is to be perfectly understood, that if there should be any thing done in contravention of these recognizances (though by the respite which we now grant we cannot pro ceed upon the present recognizances). we can pro ceed in case there should he any fresh act of delin quency. But the Court waves the personal appear ance of Mr. O'Connell upon thew recognizances, until the first day of Easter Term, until which day, his recognizances de accordingly stand respited." This defendant •was convicted before Mr. Baron GRAHAM, at the last Nottingham Assizes, for print ing and publishing a libel in the Nottingham News paper in the form of a letter signed " General bald." Mr. DEN/lAN moved, on behalf of the defendant, for a ruk to spew cause why there should not be a new trial granted upon two grounds ; first,' that evi dence was received against the defendant which oas inadmissible in point of law ; and secondly, that the Learned Judge had mis-directed the Jury. The in formation agamrk the defendant proceeded upon au allegation that in the year 1811, " divers and very many acts of outrage had been committed in the city and county of Nottingham, particularly against the frame-work knit-stocking manufacture, whereby the property of many of his Majesty's subjects had been destroyed ; and further, that divers of the offenders so engaged had been reputed to act under the direc tion of an unknown person, assuming the name of General Ludd, and calling themselves Luddites." The only evidence offered to sustain the fact of these disturbances having taken place, was first, his Royal highness the Prince Regent's Proclamation upon the subject, published in the London Cazdte, Dec. 18, lit 1 ; and secondly, the preamble of the Statutes of 52. eo. S. c. 16 and 17, evidence ahich the Learned Counsel contended was not admissible. There were two witnesses examined to the same point, but their testiniony fell far short of the allegations of the infor 'nation. The objection to the Judge's charge to the Jury was, that his Lordship had told them " they wore at liberty to apply their own personal knowledge Al facts to support the allegations ;" a doctrine which had been long since discountenanced by the Co um, as Mr. Justice Blackstone, in his chapter. "on the Trial by Jury," :id Vol. had sufficiently attested. in support of his first position he cited a Case from ‘Villts, 556. The Court granted a Rule. LONDON MIRKETS,&c. NOVEMBER 7. COTTON.—There were no purchasers of Cotton during last week, except at rechtced prices, and, as the holders evinced little disposition to Rive way. the sales were limited to 900 bags, viz.-200 Pernams, 2s. &id. a 2s. 9d. ; 120 Maranhams and Bahias. 2s. 51. ; 500 Boweds, a small proportion 190, the re. mainder 20d. a 210. ; 20 (Means 22d. a 23d. ; and 50 Bengali, at the advance of aid. on the last East India Sale. The reports of the Country Markets were yester day unfavourable, yet the holders here continue firm at the former prices, calculating upon the very low stock ; the sales have since been 400 Bowed: at 20d. ; and 30 Orleans at 22d. ; the letters received Irom Manchester yesterday, mention extensive purchases were made last week of manufactured goods; the holders of Cotton were in consequence more confident of maintaining the present currency. The imports of Cotton into the United Kingdoms last month were 27,014 bags; in October the pre ceding year, 19,061; being an increase in the import of 7953 bags; the September imports exceeded last year nearly 30,000 bags, the total imports being 46,478 packages. 44 Liverpool., Nov. 4.-The Cotton Market has been very dull, and scarcely a dealer has been down; the sales nt the week have been extremely limited: Iduring this suspension of demand, prices have given way full a id. per lb. ; however, we have seen very little Cotton pressing upon the trade : should the ar rivals continue to be near so small as they have been this week, we may with confidence look to an amend ment in the raw material. Since our last the sales consist of 700 bags Bowed, very ordinary to prime, a 23d. ; 320 Orleans, middling to prime, WI .a 2.5. Id. a few at 25..2d. ; 298 Sea Island, nod to fine, 2s. Hid. a 3s. 3d ; 13 ditto .stained middling, 2s. 4d. ; 10 Barbadoes,•gnod, 2s. 3d. ; 95 Pernam bucco, fair to good, 2s. Rd. a 2s. 90.; 359 Ma. ranliam, middling to prime, !s. 4d. a 2s. sd. ; 11 Bahia, good, fair to good, 2s. 60. a 2s. 7td. per lb. making only about 1800 bags." SUGAIL-The depression of the prices of Sugar last Tuesday, 3s. to 4s. per cwt. attracted the atten tion of the buyers, who came immediately to market, and to:sk off very considerable parcels at the reduc tion we have mentioned; the prices of Muscavadoes were unvaried till Friday morning, when there ap peared an earnest wish among the trade to supply themselves with considerable stocks ; several exten sive Export. Houses were also purchasers, either on speculation, or with a wish to secure Sugars at the present prices, in anticipation of the Spring orders, nom the Continent; the business done was very con siderable, the prices of Muscovadoes advancing Is. a 2s. per cwt. also affected by the improvement in refined goods; the Sugar in the warehouses On the mina. Ist Nov. 1514. 65,560 libds. 111,040 threes and 411,543 hbds. 17,0.51 barrels and barrels. tierces. This forenoon the demand is without the briskness of Friday, yet the business done is more general ; be tween six and 700 hhds. have been sold, and one of the large holders, who have for a length of time de clined selling, have accepted the currency of the day, and very few Houses but what have sold some Su gars brown Jamaica, 844.; middling, 90). a 92). ; middling Surinam:, 845.; and one blown board 825.; generally the market may be stated ils. lii,;her than , Tuesday last; the deliveries of Muscovadoes last week, for the consumption of the country, 2308 casks; and, for exportation, 350 casks. The shippers skewed a disposition to contract for the refined at the present prices, deliverable in 1:e -bruary and March next, but from what we last week mentioned as to the Bonding System having ceased, very few of the trade would meet the wishes of the exporters; contracts for Crushed were, however, made at 80s. a Us. deliverable in all February a generally it may be stated, that the demand in the refined market greatly increased last week, and in several instances an improvement of Is. a 2s. was realized : the demand chiefly for Lumps at 122). a 1245. ; Han3biirgli Loaves, 1355. ; and Crushed Su gars' at 785.: Molasses were steady at 325. The Market yesterday and this forenoon may be stated fully Is. higher than last week.-Crushed Su gars, 80s. There was scarcely any business . doing in Foreign Sugars, the holders were not, however, , willing to submit to any depression to facilitate sales, looking for a renewed demand, froin 'the general improve ment of the other descriptions of Sugar. There is at present about 8900 chests Havannab in the Ducks; last year at the same time about NW chests. COFFM—The depressed prices and the languid demand have induced the holders generally to with draw their Coffee for the present. There was no public sale brought forward after the day of our pub lication last week, and no business of any considera tion was done by private contract, the buyers looking forward to a farther reduction, on account of the quantity brought forward to-day by the East Iridia Company, consisting of 41,000 bags. The imports by the Company continue to infant the notice both of the purchasers and the holders of Coffee, as there is no doubt the present prices of the West India, &c. have been depressed by the extensive imports from the East ; the stock of the former is now much under any previous year, and the prices unprecedentedly low the present stock is about 20,000 casks and 80,000 bags less than last year; and k may be mentioned, that though the supplies in the East India Ware. houses are reported to be very extensive, yet that the glut produced by the great imports, (the accumulated stock of years at Java, &c.) is gradually wearing away. The general opinion in the market, however, of the facility of cultivating Coffee in the East Indies, and the increased demand by the private trades:, who must make immediate and extensive returns of pro duce to this country, is, however, 'entitled to serious consideration in calculating the probable rise or fall in the currency. The stock of Coffee in the West India ‘Varehouses, on the Ist instant, was 90,843 casks and 128,058 bags. The sale at the India House this forenoon consisted of 41,012 bags chiefly Java Coffse, the demand was languid, chiefly taken in from 73s a 78s, a small pro portion sold at 80, ; the best Java taken in at 811 a 821, several others at 79s 6d; the sound Cheribon also taken in at 81:4 4il a 70s; the Mocha being marked at Ai was all immediately taken out.--Of the sale it may be stated that seven-eighths of the sound has been taken in, the' quotations of East India Coffee are therefore indefinite. The 'holders generally de. 1)111). Monday ae'anight, at his house, I:Limey-lane, Cork, Alder man itiellas4ll.aue. At Cheiter ' the 18th ult. the Iron. Mrs. Cooke, daught e r o f John Lord Desart. Friday, alter a !tang affliction, Mr. S. Fitch; &twin, tr.wich. HIGH WATER TO-MORROW AT LONDON BRIDGE. Morning 56 minutes after 7 Afternoon - 26 minutes alter 8 LOCK AND SURGIC Al. DINPINSAR Y. PATRON—His Royal Higlitte , s the Duke of V u E. out - carom s. Earl of Egremont I John I .atoucte, M. P. Earl of I.eitrim. Cof. W. Jones, M. P. Hon. Col. J. Barry, M.P. Co! 11. Clemente, M. P. coanron —Mr. Kiernan, Member of the Royal Colicgee.ondon V im IS INsTITLITION, establish:A for the eVcitt. sive Treatment and Cure of the VENEREAL. DISEASES. and their dreadful consequent es, a. mrictures, U1C1:13. tions,&c. has to beast the cure of lc•s than '2,000 Patients, an. nually, many of whom have been ar,:icteil from I 0 to '..?0 ysars. The early symptoms of (;unorrioca end Chancre ;.re aired in a few days by kir. Kiernan% superior and eilleatious mode of treatment, and that weakness and dt tangenteat of the generative organs, which impair the constitution, and shorten Aft, ate here more successfully treated than on any tither plan. Mr.Kiernan may be consubed as smut, by either sex, at his private house, No. 21, I.llwer Chatkut e- it reet, Bedford-square, where Letters from Town and y are to he addressed, am; the necessary advice and medicine will ,be given or ►ent to any part of the kingdom. This day was published, price ilk boards, by F. Kiernan, a 1 1 Second and improved Edition, of a Practical Treatise on the Ve naval Disease and its Consequences. Sold by. Sherwood and Co. No. 20, Paternoster•row; liitt.ley and lion, 174, Ideet-street ; Callow, Crown•court, Soho; aril.). all (idler Boolriellers. • . . „ . .. PILULE OP.HATT RIENTEc Or Dr.ORTI.N't PILLS for the Cure of Ikon', n 6-1 in .. e pack, Loins, 1i1t!.... ) . . a ; 1 , ..., tilistrucLion s s ~..r7 VasNagcs. r IIIiESL I' Its, which Are the happy r, s l '. l and patient n:edie II ic,cartli, a,e o w 41 0. red , ka as an ab,o:fite specific tor those itio.t afil ellite t .spl their rages. 'their operation is so poi iAvy mil 1 , tor.y be rent to children a. well .it a iiil • I Is. • • • particle of rnercu y in t e • r.tatirotho .Iv : al ! 0 1 14 riKt.ttli ani alitiwa irret'siihir, i . g nev.r Ilt: a ki vain, even in cases .v•••• .i. .ar- a l.e.' bnpc'. ! that iNi! toil , j ,%tity escrip , .11 it .nlinirahl IWiliam:l by thy roil- Et PI Mesnrs Ilno. 0 Nigh-s.reet, Colein st a ; 4..(1 .t; by F .. «b ry a • , sole Agents, No. IS, St P.iii c'o u,, la ,at,l !.. 14s. 61. a box, duty 1816146.1. Vhp-re alve in ,l Creel's Mild Aperient Pills, to be u4rl v i•'. I . . i mint purpose., pr e• :s. iid a b utt —01 ) , c r,., 0 ,, I * 6 F. Newbere s.. gray. n its •Itr tamps. DIXON'S A N I'lllll.lw rOf INDIOR iOI,IIEAD ► 11 HE$t, P.llb lip% since • bum', JL: its preys s . avic.e Vie Pr.pi t t AI AittlffirCAlllV: Alt.! 1::ont „, I% sat. .1-order.. nn n .11" ft•li Fati.t:tt, tit • , ,„ 0.14 y t' t• I).,ke 1ik..,)1'0 1 .4D. . 1. Sir ti1<1...:01( MAGI.. t UltNi• th, and , the Vi c•soot• IV I.K •I.• 1, , :( . to.t.tdr.l to ~ffer thrill the Pusl.r, t, L in u .rim ot their nury.t.,. Ih..y are hound to lw an inetmop ahl. remortfy the tone ut t!„e stomach, for coring wig. -thin, too crudities, and heir c onu•qucll. d1N.10.7i alit , crtrrta•tn: I h.-y renutv.• It ofottual and t y toe. head-a Its, anti heat hui.t, whether tioin of the re ;to - Atilt bile, ►ttemperate diet, or .11 By; tomtit i:.g a du• .ecrerion of the t,l, y , dertuliy to cear a gallOW COMpitist n; and btu. ; ; ge:.tie to I:tat,ve, they prev •nt tht►se ob. I tic - I.e', 00.,11 are so troolal-sonte m all eountrie., Lot ; r in warm climates. On this secow•t, they are a v.l minim in the nweicine chests of those woo e o Vent hulks, or make frequent voyages; and are gentle in their effects, that they may be adult , t-3 a• , dieine ulx►n every indi•position arising from a d , ..ordi the Stomach or B .wets. COPY LH. A LI 1 6 iER MOM CAPT ‘IN Co I)IXON. Also"' Ht..(:.o(Y. Tcoosharom, hltaint _ _ _ Sia—sl have receiv.d so nt..cli fi. bum y": AN rimuous PILLS, that 1 I. eI A .6411.1. c ring is you my testimony to their eflictcy. 1 ri.:14.1:e. atter many years residence tkere, with my e a m stttui i,„, impaired, by several aria:ks of a I .!ver compltint . a: the renovation of my entirely to tki, Me hcii dst..tiosi to diet, 1 have rec.ninikuslcd it •,. who likewise acltaussiedge its va: v, t y YALU, F. t_:,<1..1.( Captain 2! 4t %f at try Sold by Mr. 11. tier, C'oeal , 4ide,C"rner of Sz. Varl, Liptdon ; at.d any be had of num Ei.glanil, Scotland, Ireland, W:11,6. F..a,t and We.: &c. it, 1,011, ..r Y. 14.1. and ll• A CliAllk.N4; NESSRS. CUR RIE And Cr. S urge ° JL T his Majesty's Service, eha , lev,:•! tLe prtv.e a sayie instance svi erst thelr a.v . ac:7•••• Lair 1.10-1 of the de,tred sect. Ihr 1 rar ire t,! • rho, plrt-, mar to anch ot their proresat, tt, W. tate ut:s.tt.c.•sq' I case They contr.•ue to tbrect their studies TO tlu• I cure of Verereal Complaints, and ilia' der.it nie tent whtch is tie cotissquence of the eflecti of a habit toz.g and irnst utitiappoly r•tie of both sexes. to the ore it will be mood to la ,ource of ban-times, ; the other have ;fa ravar.s is 01 them by a distress:mg state of debilay, wito, it . medied, terminates an impotence. These a-e weer ate ih.ct 4, while consumption, loss at liar: ,u various here/sta. Ants, usu.!'y C4lll - 3C . •s* Nt . ;li.• I of this aiittary • ice. (ft perolon. mash rn to such a habit, tier treat:nem i• 1.; , 1 prove 1 unsuc, 4 7 4081 in the ctlerseht a Ir.n;;, I "A.; Cats nded fa the must oliteinate and ectr.plicateil cases n' tion, such as iil , raeutir.s In the uret'..., nor.- hard tumours, ca; I. rus ulcers, eruitio:is, ; • e., as also : 1 41'4C11114 s, whether it rent or ,•! which have baffled the skill of other jr...... their present humored plan of treatment thee t tiesitly cured, without the p 14•481: aulfennz Litt "s. and alarititng Hemorrhage which (review! fellow lion ut the lunar caustic. In •be course tit the:r ! in this metropolis, numerous caws of ;4 I and are daily under their cate,the total eradicapon lected by a sate, certain, 81141 expe.littous mode of to any other yet adop ad The weakness, lity, proceeding from this complaint are 0 the Patient restored to sound and virorents health. the debtlity has for years existed, a proper perwvo restorative remedies is indispensably requisite eel tiering sparks of life, and to reanini.• te the oneui! ,, ti Patie.ita in the C until are requested to s .:te t! of their case, age; and general hal:lt of lictig, 7. ea' 11118M1C8 for advice and hie-dittos, %OCT the sante Jr sent to any part of the Kingdieu. To ensure that secrecy which is to esemtial to taking, tt e postage of letters may he added hi 1.1. 4114111C111t4.-9111 !uric, I Mi 9-107, I lattoiegtirden. PI - MN/ILAN PROFESSOR BA RON BLEIZAC I I being now the solg possessor of this celeitrA:e. me !y. is happy to oiler 1! to the British II is used to all deratirm,ats of the .listine the tit wipe, of the bladder, and of the Itidaie.; alter a. and in chloroe's, or girth sickne..c. It eflectuaßy removes ram or weakr.a., er irre:;. ductal by such deranemensc; norrhata simplex, and fluvr albus. Occultly penetrative, actively sympathetic, in; rant, the extraort:inary and exquisite pr.iperta: , or Thu Remedy ; i.s . traas.endant and p!asiic plitenef and in vivifying; its peculiar produc tv..• Fritter. — sovereign, unrivalled, an.l invaluable. Nu .as a.t .1 'tiger, nor confinement, nor inconvenience, not "dour. It ot.crate. AS it It were a charm. One ',ache cur:. !T IS AA AIKEN INTLANALLIt. '11:e 11'.1 . 41Ve ;nunftrawill. itintietd.o!y ;on plet. or glut, and floor albus, so final :u l' ,111314 : 4 1 by any (Anti. mean.. A packet of it w ighs a 3 ounci tatclos_si iu a letter, ai..l sent to any donates The price of a l'acket, including duty, i , 91 :statement will be ni.ide to the purc!..l-er a a litt. gi.t PIIEMt.AH is *Ad only by Mr. MARTIN 0 Ir , l Sole Ag e nt>, don, and no VI I) ere c !store Nn. Sa, Seven:l:Jr-Owe, I;iyan,tir:-., day ricegt ...II; ft until I late. .1 . 0 a I -r,ott at a distance, 11.11CV1 1 1; by pin.: 3 Utife ft a eov,r direct, d to Mr. hiartio, and pal po-t. legally CAIIIIICd, wilt be sent by psis!, undtr .1 cover, oath hia•iiier as the p.tcan ntay Walt each of &atile lus•ructiolta is given or .cut. I hi, nai i er an account of ibis most itottresti: . p, and me., elite, awl of the manna by tiyhi.h t ha i cont.:, exo the present Proprietor. To a per-on sending (post paid) a writ ten easy and . fileizach, .it Mr. Martin's, the 11.troo will poi ten advice in English. .11 . 1.11 advice shall, also rt,piirt in French, lkrautti, SparioN, et. I:3li.tti. The 14, corsuited p. rsonally at ?Jr. 11i!arin'it, eve lf Miond.:y it Three. Hi. fee on such occausis is Jr... be confided in. Lie has devoted a life of study and the Important *Olt cr. Each Bank-note to be Lilt must be cat hits Oh the raeript of the tir,t part being ai:kl. ,o %le‘'F , the second part should be ii , rwarded; and trt C.e the second part, the packet or .e advice, a, the c. shall be punctually tratt.initted by this rt turtifyi; tor!t.. I.ike Mi•rctity and Inticulat on, Piot .1.11,1 i, or hi stakes an era in pbysic—tbe mutt nnpottAdt, three. LONDON: Printed by l.rvpt. KE r, Pickett publithaJ there, aaJ at the Star Oral c, Tror,,k cline bringing any Coffee forward; only one public sale advertised for the week. The deliveries of Coff.e last week, from the West India Warehouses 6567 bags, .and 560 casks for exportation. REM, BRANDY, and Rm.'. ',Nos.—The quantity of Rum at present in the Warehouses exceeds the sup ply of last year; the stock Ist instant being 31350 punch.—lst November. 181 t, '29,118 puncheon-. The 1411,ters of Rum continue Indio -1 to in lc • sales at some reduction from the I.te prices ; ab-.ct 400 puncheons may be sold, h •siJes the aim , ed soy plies for the Trade. 150 Leeward', aver..goig proofs, have been sold at 2s 9J, a sni 11 -. pircel 20. h, it:ldor 2s 8d ; the other sales are much about our The best Jamaica in the market to he ptitthased at 4s 6d ; the exports last week 596 ca4s. and 3.59 puncheons delivered for ht:me consumption.— ln Brandies or Geneva little or no bit%ines, has been effected. _ _ Seicks.—The sale coming for.vard at .he India House prevents any accurate qu tations.•t L+., lud►e Spices being given at present : the taken by private contract, appear to be at •► very fluctuating currency. Very little business doing ►n Pimento or Ginger last week. The stock of Pimento, Ist instant was 100 casks, 5190 bags ;—last year, 365 casks, 7177 bags.—Ginger, Ist instant 300 casks, 520 bags ; Ist November, 1814, 186 casks, 1316 bags. The deliveries of Tobacco last month, were 923 hhds. Virginia for exportation, and 3u2 hhds. f,r home consumption ; of Maryland T.)bacco 3j7 hhds were delivered for exportation, and 7J lilids. for the consumption of the country. There is no alteration in the prices of Tobacco ; scarcely any business has been effected. Cargoes of Virginia continue off:ring at 0 )s a 95s —Maryland 60s a 655, manifest weight for the c.altinental markets. DYEWOODS.—Thi stock of Logwond in the ware houses, Ist instant, 14,030 tons, Ist Navember, 1814, the quantity was 12,547 tons ; the present stock of Fustic 2260 tons, last year 2792 tons. COCOA.—The demand continues very languid; and few sales lately m ade ; a depression in the prices has been submitted to. The stock in the warehouses, on the Ist instant. 1380 casks, .5350 bags.—lst Novem ber, 1814, 663 casks, 7188 bags. FRUIT.—The Fruit season is commencing. We some time ago mentioned that the exchanges would probably occasion large shipments of Fruit to this country ; the supply of New Spanish is already con siderable, 62.5 quarter barrels, and 1700 baskets Ncw Lexia Raisins put up to public sale ; the former were withdrawn at 655, the latter were passed without offers. OILS.—The holders of the New Greenland Oil evince a disposition to give say ; purchases may be made £1.2 a £43. RapeserJ may be quoted at a small improvement, and Linseed Oil a shade lower; in the other descriptions there is little variation. HUMP, FLAX, and TALLow.—The prices r t Tal. low have rather given way, Yellow Candle sellino currently at 655. and yesterdny precis we, disposed of at 641.—The prices of Hemp are little varied, tit. Petershurgh, clean, purchases limited to small parcels. Flu t.-maies in the same languid request—the prices arc nominal. littsit Pnovistoxs.—There is little so.,d Beef at market ; the few parcels of n.letior Twiny on sale meet no purchasers. PClk continues in Y. lid dr grand. There are some tequiries for Middles, but the other descriptions of Bacon continued heavy. The recprst for Irish Butters has been considerable, notwithstanding the large arrivals of the Dutch; and a very general opinion is entertained, that the least appearance of frosty .weathcr would still improve the currency. NAVAL STORES. —The market is without adequate supplies of rough Turpentine.—Spirits may be qu •ted a shade lower, say 88s.—The arrivals of Tar last week were extensive, and about 6000 bats. re. ported yesterday ; the prices are a shade lower ; the market heavy.—ln Pitch, Rosin, !cc. there is little variation. A most distressing accident belt 1 the North Devcn coach at Andover, on Wednesday morning last : im mediately on its arrival at the George Inn, the coach man, in endeavouring to turn the coach, unfortu nattly locked the wheels, and the coach was over turned with a tremendous crash. A lady, on the outside, was picked up from under the coach, appa rently a corpse; taint hopes are entertained of her recovery. The coachmAn had a leg fractured, as well as the guard ; and several other passengers were severely bruised. EIR I'l4. The 17th uh. in Northtsatberland-streer, Newcastle upon- Tyne, the Lady of William Woods, Esq. 4th Dragoon Guards, or a son. MA R Rita Saturday last, at Maryla•buune church', Mr. Giles Wakeling, of Silver-street Golden-stiture, Dentln, of Woodbrock- Street. ' typt I wa it • ". V. tc •• ••• I 1 , that v, Lip the L.: h ir hie •nd • ; I' f e !, • ,'1 „ r I,`,Wes ct 1r•, • ., Ir \k.1.0(, • .01 .".% la rot , 1.: ; VI Oa .1. •I • 1 a.,1 A i der,: t,te A1:t;01-. 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