Star. — London, England, 1824-07-30 00:00:00

_ WINES& The Loan MAYOR held a Court of Common Council yesterday, for the general dispatch of business, previous to the recess. Prior to entering on the business of the day, his Lordship called the particular attention of the Court to the necessity of Gentlemen in their respective Wards appointing good and efficient Street-keepers, and direct ing them to use their best exertions in clearing the streets from all obstructions and nuisances. A Memorial from Mr. LINDSAY, the Deputy Bailiff of the Borough of Southwark, was presented, and re ferred to the Committee for General Purposes. The Poit of London Committee reported that they Lad received a letter from the Lords of the Treasury, wishing to be informed whether the ,Corporation of London, to whom the management of the City Canal is confided, would object to a proposed annexation of the said Canal to the Wm ks of the West India - Dock Company, provided the Lords of the Treasury should, upon further consideration, think it expedient to con sent tilt v eto on the part of the public? The Report and Letter were referred back to the Com mittee for them to consider and report. The Court were then occuoied at considerable length in a discussion arising from a Report of the Committee of City Lands, respecting a Standing in Billingsgate Market. The Report was negatived on a division, by a majority of 21. MIDDLESEX ADJOURNED SESSION& Yesterday Maria Hanson, an artificial flower•maker, was indicted for assaulting Harriet Edwards, her ap prentice.—Haniet Edwards, who had been bound to the defendant by the parish, to learn her business, about six months ago, stated that after she was bound her mis trees beat her every day, frequently with a cane yard measure; and also that she made her get up to work at four or five o'clock in the morning, and kept her up till twelve or one. On the day of the assault complained pf, her mistress beat her with the cane till she made her bleed. The landlord of the house in which the defendant lodged,- stated, that the apprentice was beat by her mis tress almost every day, and that several of his lodgers had warned him that they could not live in the house if it were allowed to continue.—A lodger in the last witness's house corroborated his evidence. The Jury, after a short consultation, pronounced a verdict of Guilty.—The defendant, on hearing the ver dict delivered, went into violent hysterics, and was obliged to he carried out of Court.--On her recovery, she was brought to the bar, and was sentenced to pay a line of 101. It appears from a letter written by Mr. Hamilton to Mr. Planta, that in Colombia knowledge is rapidly ad vancing. Se7elal public libraries have been established in various cities, colleges, and seminaries, and writings have been published worthy the liberty of 'the press. Religious toleration gains ground, and there already , exists between Great Britain and Colombia the germ of the closest political/Les that can unite different States, without a possibil,ity of rivalry, founded on the solid basis of political interest. Ensign Cogan, of the sixty-eighth Regiment of Foot, while standing at a window of his house at Quebec, on the 9th of June, was struck by lightning, and killed on the spot. As Mrs. Llewellin, of Rownham Tavern, Ferry House, Bath, was on her return from Bristol in a pony-carriage, one of the wheels came off, and the driver was thrown from the box. Mrs. Llewellin becoming alarmed, jumped out, pitched upon her head, and fracturing her skull, died instantly. DEATH SY FlGHTlNG.—Yesterday afternoon an In quisition was taken before Mr. Urania, the Coroner, at the London Hospital, in Whitechapel-road, on view of the body of Thomas Wales, a brick-maker, aged 46, who died of blows received by him in a pugilistic con test with an Irishman named —Lairy, on the 10th inst. Mr. Bonner, of Mile-end, said, that on the above mentioned day he was returning home from town, and saw a disturbance on the Regent's Canal-bridge. Lairy 2nd deceased appeared to come to a determination to fight. They did not shake hands, and he observed no seconds. They both struck together; Lairy received a blow on the mouth, and the deceased got one under the right ear, which tent him down as if a shot had struck him. His head came with great force ors the pavement, and he instantly turned black in the face. Supposing him to be a dead man, he, with others, went in pursuit of Lairy, but he got out of their reach, and was soon after taken into custody. After two or three other wit r.esses had been examined, the Coroner adjourned the Inquest till to-morrow, in order that the internal parts of the head and body might be examined. Yesterday afternoon, while Mr. Robert Stevens, plumber, of High -street, Mary-la bonne, was engaged on a scaffold with two of his men, in repairing the gutter of a house in Mar y-la-bonne-lane, one of the rafters sud denly gave way, and fallin g on Mr. Stevens, precipi tated him with great force into the street, where he was ticked up on the instant, but life was found to be quite extinct. One of the workmen was struck by the rafter, but fortunately, by clinging to thegutter, saved himself from falling. We understand that Mr. Stevens has left a widow and young family wholly unprovided for. A robbery took place yesterday morning at Peel's Coffee-house, Fleet-street, under singular circumstances. A man of respectable appearance went to lodge there a few days since. He was little in the house except to sleep, and paid for his bed until the two last nights of his remaining. It was observed on Wednesday morning that he had only reclined on the bed ; but this excited no suspicion. It is now supposed that he was occupied in reconnoitring, in order to prepare for his grand move ment on the following day. Yesterday moaning it was found that he had made good his retreat. It is supposed that he left the house about four o'clock in the morn ing. It is already ascertained that the following pro , perty has also disappeared, but the absence of Mr. Gurney, the Proprietor of the Coffee-house, who is in the country with Mrs. Gurney, prevents the extent of the loss from being fully ascertained. Suspicion naturally attaches very strongly to the lodger who thus unex pectedly withdrew himself. lawzr-mmy.—Amber coloured topaz necklace and bracelets, penult of a military Meer in regimentals (gold frame), large black broockseirb a portrait of MS present Majesty, and many other ar ticles, wuch in consequence of the temporary absence of the pro prietor, canoe be at present more fully described. Slum AancLes.—A triangular silver swelter on three claws; one round ditto on three claws, marks unknown-to the servants; mom in* maul M. G. two silver prongs, marked M. W. G. four silk-collets, masks not known ; two my, cm chased and one plain ; a large Dumber of table spoons Ibelleved to have a stag en graved thereon as a crestond the last of the initials is the letter 0.) one dews of large tea 'Poem, (King's patent), supposed to be un marked ; two gravy goon% sharks not known; two punch ladles, a ge " , c'e i t the UMW, and divas other articks,whick for the rea m above stated, inset M VINO be more patio:marl 17'1464 YARMOUTH, JULY 27. s The Yarmouth Regatta took place on Monday last. At ha ter tea a signal gun.announced that all were ready, and soon after the animation barge led of in gallant style, towed by the Nelson Se= packet (the band of the Base Norfolk playing a patriotic air), sod Mewed by a numerous Beet of small craft; the wind freshen lag, beets of all descriptions were seen scudding to and fro with their gay freights in the most pleasing variety. Arrived at Burgh, **party anchored under the Western shore, and prepared for the sailing match, which was well contested. The prize, a handsome Silver Subscription Cop, given by the Yarmouth Boat Society, was won in good style by the Sylph, of Thorpe, Beckham; the Louisa, Grave, losing it only by a slack of wind. Several minor treats of the same kind were afforded, and the fleet moved up the river to Burgh Cage, nearly opposite the Castle, where they dined. The boats afterwards dropped slowly down and took their sta tions in line about the centre of the stream, the band playing " Role, Britannia," which was sung by those on board, and chorused by the surrounding spectators. The row-boats were put into imme diate requisition, and the Gentlemen composing their crews were seen stripped to their shirts, " and eager for the fray." The second Prize Cup was rowed for by the Cytherea, of Norwich, and the Calypso, of Yarmouth, and won in two heats by the former. A sweepstakes of three guineas was then contended for by six boats, and won by the Peace, of Yarmcuth, in three beats. A wherry bad been stationed with fireworks at the lower part of the river, and occasionally, as the darkness advanced, rockets, blue lights, and other fanciful forms of artificial fire darted their lucid light towards the heavens, and gave a new character to the sur rounding shores. Some good sailing took place at Burgh on the second day for a Silver Cup, provided by the liberality of Mr. Symonds, of the Vaux hall Gardens. PtliiLlC SALES. MR. PEYTON. Adenines—The perpetual Advowson of the rectory of Ells worth. near Towcester ' Nuethamptonshke, including s stons-built Parsonage-house, lawn, garden, yard, bun, stable, and sundry en closures, containing 119114 la. 90r. of arable, pasture, and meadow land. Living under sequestration. Land-taz on the Rectory, Bid ss. sd. which is also subject to the repairs of the chancel of the church. Stipend to Curate, £75 per annum. Present incum bent stated about sixty years of age,but declared at sale to be fifty tbret—bought in at £3,700, reserved price 4,000 guineas. MR. SCOTT. Shares, New River. One thirty-six original Share of the King's Moiety, dividends last year, paid half-yearly, in February and August, 2484 101. bd. with rivilege of votes for Middlesex and Hertfordshire—sold for 217,050. Stratford and Avon Cana—Five Shares, including a dividend of 21 per share, payable Ist October next-252 each. Twenty-five ditto, 251 10s. each. Warwick and Napton Canal.—Two Shares, dividends 211 per share, payable half-yearly, in May and November-2287 each. Birmingham Gas Company—Twelve Shares of £5O each, di vidend £8 per cent. per ann. payable half-yearly-281 10s. rich. Westminster Gas Company.—Eighteen Shares of 150 each, di vidend 27 per cent. per annum-478 10s. each. Isle of Thane' Gas Company.—Five Shares of £25 each-- 22 103. premium each. Five ditto, se4 51. premium each. Southwark Bridge—Ten Shares, on which the loan of 215 per share bas not been advanced-217 each. _ _ River Lea Bonds.—Ten Bondi of £lOO each, bearing £4 per cent. per annum, payable balf-yearly-8109 each. POLICE INTELLIGSNCE. MANSION-HOUSE. Terse, re rag Crrr or LONDoll.—.it will be recollecteittliat some time since Mr. M'Dougal, the Lay Impropriaror of St. Helen, liishopsgate, applied to the Lord Mayor for a warrant for tithes against Mr. Hargtave, a member of the Society of Friends, for the payment of tithes, under the Statute of the 7th of Henry VIII. the decree under which is now forming an important question as to its validity, for want of due enrolment; and that that question is now pending in the Courts of Chancery and Exchequer. It will also be recollected, that although Mr. M'Dougal confined his claim on Mr. Hargrave to a small amount, yet that he stated his title to be founded under the before-mentioned Statute; fur which reason the Lord Mayor thought it his duty, in a question of such magni tude, affecting the citizens of London, to decline granting the war. rant pending the doubtful legality of the statute and decree. Mr. M'Dougal having, however, proceeded, not simply for an ancient customary payment, but having asserted his claim under the sta tute, the warrant was declined, although it was understood that the Lord Mayor would not have refused granting it for the customary payment, as the whole of the parish of St. Helen are now paying ancient sums of that nature, with which former impropriators have been content, and the parish thereby protected from the enormous claim of 2s. 9d. in the pound, save and except as to such buildings as have been erected on vacant ground since the date of the statute. Mr. Hargrave having denied the propriety of any claim for tithes, the usual course for the recovery of a customary payment might have been adopted, without resorting to a proceeding, likely to plate him in jeopardy, fur any reserved claim for 2s. 9d. in the pound. Instead, however, of taking that step before the Lord Mayor. Mr. M'Dougal has filed a long bill in Chancery for the pay ment, it is understood, of I Its. 9d. only, to communicate which fact, and to ascertain in what manner to meet the emergency, Mr. Har grave waited upon the Lord Mayor. Mr. Hargrave stated to his Lordship, that the costs of the suit, however heavy, resulting from proceedings of a compulsory nature, he was most willing to pay, but he could not conscientiously pay the 18s. Od. In the shape of tithes. He therefore felt that bad the claim been originally confined to a customary payment, the usual compulsory process might have been issued against him, and there fore he complained of the disingenuous manner in which Mr. M•Dougal bad proceeded. The Loan Maros said he was most willing to save all parties un necessary expense and trouble, but desired it to be distinctly under stood, that from the nature of the claim under the statute, he would not affect the rights of the citizens by granting a warrant under that statute, whilst the question of its legality was so pending, but would have been willing to have acted otherwise in the case of a customary payment, if his powers authoei.ed him so to do, and Mr. M'Dougal had shaped his claim accordingly. Mr. Hargrave again complained of the course adopted by Mr. M'Duugal, which had already put hint to the expense of £2O. lie then retired, upon the suggestion of the Lord Mayor, to see the City Solicitor on the subject, which is now becoming every day, more and more alarming to the citizens, and will so continue, unless the Legislature interfere to put a stop to the extensive litiga tion now pending. It is well known that Parliament, in several instances, has already passed Bills for the protection of particular parishes from the !monied claim of 2s. bd. in the pound, under the statute 37th Henry VIIL and amongst others in the parishes of St. Dun stan, Fleet-street, St. Andrew's, Holborn, and St. Bride's; but that the question is now most prejudicially left open in the parishes of Cripplegate. Aidgate, Bishopsgate, Allhallows Barking, St. three, Hart-street, St. Botolph, Aldersgate, and various others. HATTON-GARDEN. Excasstvx RIZAIATION rams Srumr.— A fashionably dressed young man was brought up from Saffron-hill watch-house, accom panied by Miss Mar garet Welsh, who has been long the pride and ornament of Saffron-hill, charged with disorderly conduct last night about twelve. The watchman stated that be observed the parties in a very unclandeatine" manner, in that romantic spot, George-alley, Field lane; and, on his desiring them to quit this Elysium, the Gentleman exclaimed, " I have lost my watch and money." On taking the woman into custody, neither watch nor money were found on het ; and, as the Gentleman was rather in a conglomerated state of in , talect, both parties were invited to the watch•house. 't There," continued the watchman, • the Gentleman could indemnify' nothing." The Gentleman said that he had quitted a friend in Holborn, with whom he had been spending the evening, and was seduced by the charms of the female prisoner, and positively insisted that she I stole his " twenty pounds silver hunter watch." The Magistrate regretted that it would be a wild goose chase to look for it, and ordered the prisoner to be discharged. The young Doctor, in rather a dejected state of mind, then withdrew, determining to spend more time with his old friend Hip pocrates, and study female beauty from Ben's Anatomy alone. UNION-HALL Jahn Crater was brought before L. B. Aunt, Esq. charged with assaulting, and setting a large mastiff dog at James Purcell, which bit him severely in both kgs, and one of his bands. A witness proved the assault, and also the desperate attack made ea the complainant by the dog, which was described at the time to have every appearance of being mad. The Magistrate called on the defendant to procure bail for as saulting the complainant, and also for preventing the dog from going at large unmuzzled. A poor man came into the office, and requested that the Magis trate would grant him a summons against a Gentleman whose dog had bitten him a few days ago, as he was proceeding along Oakley street. Ever since the circumstance occurred, he said, he had never closed his eyes, such was the terror excited in his mind by the dreadful apprehension of an attack of the hydrophobia. A summons was issued for the attendance of the owner of the animal. Shortly after the above applicants withdrew, another man came running into the office breath k ys, and applied for a warrant against a man who had just killed his dog. The Magistrates inquired whether the dog had bitten the man for whom be wanted the warrant ? The reply was, that the dog bad merely snapped at the person, whu instantly knocked the poor animal's brains out. The Magistrates, upon ascertaining that the dog was suffered to go about the streets tunusaled, refused to grant any order for the at tendance of the person, who bad, they said, •ery properly taken the most speedy method of ridding the streets of a dangerous animal. Tan PIIRPKTVAL MOTION.—The Charleston Courier says--" We yesterday saw a hundred dollar bank bin, of one of our Qty Banks, upon the back of which were inscribed the lines which follow. We presume it had been presented as an offering at the shrine of Grecian liberty : Go from my wining purse ! nor doze in peace, Whilst thraldom is, or tyrants prowl on Greece; Nor tarry till the world's from bondage free, And equal rights deck every land and sea; Then tell the nee who ask thy donor's goal, Thou wen emitted from a freeman's soul! This reminds us of a poetical wish of an andeit author, is rr kuoa to the success of his work : May this book continue in motion, And its leaves every day be *innard s Tin an ant to the dregs drinks the ocean, And a tortoiat crawl, ova the'world,", PRICES OF SHARES OF JOINT STOCK COMPANIES (FROM MESSRS. EOMONDS &ND CO:8 LIST OF JULY 28.; CANAL& I Price 'Dividend' Number 1 per per of Average Cost. &tare., Annum. Shares. MARL% se s. 2 a. d. se s. d. Aberdare 1601. 25 - 221 Andover do. .5 350 Ashby-de-la-Zouch do. 25 ORM 1482 113 0 0 Do. Bonds .., 105 5 9 0 29,245 12100 0 0 Ashton and Oldham ... 190 5 0 0 1760 97 18 0 Barnsley 1601.300 12 & bs. 720 160 0 0 Basingstoke 1001. 8 8 -.- 1260 100 0 0 Do. Bonds • 1001. 50 2 0 0 259,000 100 0 0 Birmingham (1 -Bth share) 171. 101. 377 12 10 0 4000 Bolton and Bury 2501.150 5 0 0 477 Brecknock and Aber- gavenny 1501. 710 0 958 Do. Notes 1001. $ 0 0 56,465 Bridgewat.&Tauntonlool. 75 at 55,192 10 75 pd Carlisle 501. 1600 21 10 pd Chelmer & Blackwat.lool. 100 5 400 100 Chesterfield do. 120 610 1500 100 Coventry do. 1200 44 500 Crinan 501. 210 1851 50 0 0 Cromford 1001.290- 14 460 31 2 10 Croydon do. 410 4546 Do. Bonds do. 70 5 sCII,BIO Derby do. 150 6 600 110 Dudley do. 63 3 '2060 Ellesmere & Chester 1331. 85 5 3575 Erewash 1001. WOO 58 231 Forth and Clyde do. 500 20 1297 Glamorgatishire du. 13 12 8 600 Glouc. & Berky O.S. do. 1960 Du. optional Loan 601. Grand Junction 100/. 347 10&10s.b 11,650 Grand Surrey do. 47 10 --.' 1521 Do. Loan ... 103 10 3 me 60,000 Grand Union 1001. 50 0 -- 2849} Ditto Loan ... 105 5 5E19,397 Grand Western 300/. 10 10 3096 Cseanthain 150/.190 10 749 fiereford & Glo'ster 1001. 60 Huddersfield do. 47 lyel and Ouse do. 100 5 Kennet and Avon do. 50 1 Lancaster do. 43 1 Leeds and Liverpool do. 600 IS Do. (New) rices iter ter and Nortbn.loo: 5 1. 1 7 0 -0 14 1 0 4 1 Loughborough .. 5000 200 Melton Mowbray 1001. 255 11 Mersey and Irwell ... 1200 35 Monkland 100/. 2200 110 Mont 4uthsbire 100 250 12 Do. bentures do. 105 5 Montgomeryshire do. 72 210 North Walsham and Dillham 501. Neath ... 350 Nottingham 1501.240 Nutbrook 1001. 103 Oakbam 1301. 50 Oxford 100/.900 Peak Forest do. 120 Forum. and Arundel 50/. 21 Regent's 1001. 59 Rochdale 1001.150 Shrewsbury 1251. 190 Shropshire do. 140 Somerset Coal 501. 150 Do• Lock Fund 121. loth. 57 &aff. and Worcester 1401. 800 Stourbridge 1451.230 Stratford on Avon ... 45 Do. Bends •• Stroudwater 15ot. 550 Swansea 1001. 220 Tavistock do. 120 Thames and Medway ... 37 Do. Ist Loan .. Do. 2d do. .•. Do. 3d do. .. Do. 4th do. ... Do. & Severn, New. .. 33 Do. Original ... 17 Trent and }Jersey 1001. 2300 Warvriek & Bina. / 1 SOL 32$ Do. and Napton 1001. 205 Wry and Arun 1101. Wilts and Berke .. 10 Wisbeach 1051. 45 Worcester and RIM. ... 51 Wyrley & P - 1251. 156 155 400 16 0 172 13 4 100 0 0 79 pa 130 6258 47 14 70 100 25,328 35 5 11,699/ 47 6 8 28971 -- 281 545 140 5 110 1907 70 950 500 4409 £43,526 700 $3 10 142 17 100 100 500 15 247 14 500 6 2 130 3 522 32 it bs. .1786 4 2400 2520 12,294 4 5631 9 10 500 7 500 10 800 S 15 p.ct. 845,000 40 700 12 300 1 3647 51 10 10 535 350 2670 2 10 2 5 S 1 IQ 1 1 75 Slim 1300 a sh. I 1000 1000 0 h. 11 11 980 1 605 110 - 20,000 =NM 126 105 1 6000 - 55 pd 107 10 . Swinton DOCKS. London 1001. 116 West India do. 235 East India do. 150 Commercial do. 06 Do. Loan Notes ... 108 Bristol 1461. 71 Do. Notes 1001.105 East Country do. 25 BRIDGES. -4 t h 501. s 5 SOL 35 130 77 50 pd 40 10 45 140 75 9 8 42 9 5 50 40 100 e•i, .0.1 1•••• ,iMI• 6 410 SC:4114,000 10 5e1,900,000 • £450,000 • 10 911" loss di. 9611,3114 1 9 i 9609 147 9 • 36160,3114 1030 - 3100 pd Deptford _Creek Southwark 1001. 17 7556 00 Do. New 71 per et. 1001. 60 110 1700 if 0 Do. Loan .. 100 5 100 Vauxhall 1001. 57 1 5000 Do. Premiss. Notes 1001.105 10 5 71,572 --. Waterloo 1001. 815 5000 100 Do. Annuities of 81. 601. 40 5000 Do. Annuities of 74 401. 34 5000 Do, Bends ... 112 5 4160,000 ROADS. News North Road 501. 66 221 SO AreAway&Kent. Tows -. 25 I 5 Barking 1001. 63 2 10 300 Commercial do. iss 5 0 1000 - --- E. I. Branch do. 100 a 0 2000 Great Dover-&.Road de. 42 10 4 8 442 Highgate *Away SOL 10 10 ~. 2343 70 0 0 ;O$S MR. BARNES. Leaseholds held of theViolvetiel&rity, sold by ceder of the mortgage. Nos. Ito 15 inclusive, Wolverley.street, Church-street, Bethnal Green; total annual rental £156 ls. 9d. Lease to be granted purchaser for 57 years, at £39 per annum-675 guineas. ror.i.~r~ RAILWAYS. Cheltenham ... 40 Croydon Railway 601. Surrey Railway 604 Severn Sr Wye do. SO. 3? Poplar&Greenw.Ferry— Woolwich Ferry loot. Stockton & Darlingt. 1001.115 Monmouth SOL eh. WATER-WORKS. Chelsea Colchester Rost Load= Grand Junction •.• 1001. do. 171 I. 1141 Kent . lea 45 Liverpool Bootle BOX 100 'Amite Bridge 1001. 65 Manchester fk Salford ... 56 PortsatostkaFarliag. 501. 4 Ditto New do. 22 Parma Island do. 5 South London 1001. 65 West Middlesex 1001. 80 York Buildings 1001. 51 AllianlbelerallAit.:CFßot 1001. 21i Pilladitun 501. 210 Albign 5001. 58 10 Atlas 501. g Bath . _ 575 Beacon 1001. par Birmingham Fire 10001.80 British 2501. 60 Do. Commercial Life 901. 6 0 County Do. Annuity Eagle European Do. New Globe Guardian Hope Imperial Fire Do. Life Kent Fire Do. Life Law Life London Fire London Ship Norwich Union 1001. 55 - •1 20 10 501. 415 201. 20 1001.183 ... 23 SOL sIS 54NU.151 501• 12 do. 22 6 S 1001 12 SS. 24 10 do. 24 10 10 pa 5 pd 21. pc! 90 pi 50 pd 40 pd 10 pd 2 prdla.pd 2 pd 1 pd 2 pd 7 u pi 201. rd 570 18,0001. 2299 3447 2000 75 4 10 2.501. 30 Provident Rock Royal Exchange Sun Fire Sun Life Union LITERARY INSTITUTIONS. London 75gs. 35 Russell 9Sgs. 9 Metropolitan 12gs. par MINES. Mexican (Association for working the Mines of Va lenciana, Tepeyac, Sirena, Cata, La Luz and Purls alma Concepcion 1081. 12 United Mexican Mining Association 401. 5 Real del Monte Mines, Mexican 4001. 80 Hibernian ... 2 Allsborough Tin ••• Peeralston Mines Crests& ••• Thtto East ••• Cliff Down ... 2 5 Consolidated ...1490 Scotch Mine Stock 1001. 75 GAS LIGHTS. Oas Light and Coke Chart. Com_pany 501. sh. 78 Ditto New 501. 9pr mix or South Lon don 501. 13 10 City Gas Light Co. 1001. 170 Ditto New do. 90 Imperial 501. 67 Ditto New 504 20pr Gen. Unit. G. L. Co. do. 615 MISCELLANEOUS. British Annuity 501. all. 2 Equitable Loan Bk. 501 1 Ditto Irish 50 Manchester ... 0 4 nevem Int. Society 1001. 22 10 Auction Mart 501. 43 British Copper Cons. 1001. English ditto ... 5 5 Folkestone Harbour ... S 0 Ditto Loan 62 Golden Lane Brewery 80/. Ditto 501. 5 Lond.Com.Sale-rms. 1.50/. 20 Hudson's Bay Stock 160 Margete Pier .. 370 Carnadc Stock,lst class .. 100 Ditto, 2d ditto 90 -• Bonds 1001. 2 201. 410 .. 310 10 . 220 1001. 23 10 2001. 43 1111 .. 106 Qtr,.. Ditto dkto Ditto ditto (Navig.) -.107 The wife of a chimney-sweeper, named Macey, at Barnstaple, has just become possessed of property amounting to 1,8001. per annum. Extract of a letter from Kingussie, dated 7th instant : " Our Midsummer market, held last week, was infested with a swarm of Irish vagabonds. Some of them had boxes, with a few shillings worth of miscellaneous wares, but the greater number ap peared to have no earthly business but to quarrel with each other; and these sham lights were sometimes carried so far, that knock down blows were exchanged, to the great amusement of the poet unsuspecting Highlanders,who thronged around, and many of whom next morning found cause to rue their idle curiosity, on missing their money, plaids, cloaks, and even saddles taken of the horses, everything being fish that came to the net of their Irish visitors who lett a great quantity of base coin in the place."--.lbeeds Arper. BIRTHS. Wednesday, at Ealing, the Ldp of the Rev. R. IL Greenlaw, of darglass. Tbe eatl inst. at Copt Hall, the Lady of the Rev. It. Bele, of a daughter. Wednesday, Mrs. W. West, of thit Theatre Royal Drery.Lane, of a NO. On the 25th inst. at her house at Cardiff, Mrs. Mien, relict of John Nathaniel Mien, Esq. of Cadorton Lodge, diamerganshire. In her were combined all the virtues that adorn humanity, and her death is a general and anicting loss. Monday, at North Cove, Suffolk, in hb Uth year, John Farr, leg. a Justice of Peace, and Deputy Lemmata kr the County. April MI, en board his Majesty's ship Spartiate, at Rio Jana% Lieutenant John Jervis Sawyer, eldest son of Vice-Admiral Bic Herbert Sawyer, X.C.D. aged 25. July la, at Paris, Chain blagniac, Rsq. many years reddest at Canton, in China. Jidy in, at Greenock, aged 26, Mrs. J. Muir. She was mar ried at Saltcoats, in the house of her father, Mr. B. Crawford, late shipbulkler, on Tuesday, the 6th inst. whence she proceeded with her husband, &e. in a carriage to Large, where they took the stews boat foe Goatee*, and, by a violent exertion in landing at the Lit ter place, she sustained so severe an injury, that after reaching Greenock she was ebiged to be put to bed, where she lingered is increased aget 11131attuday, when she expired. ••••• MAIM-THIS DAT. Aim pm_ Dublin Waterford Cieteresey mad Jersey Wawa Hamad Boom Ayres 0 7 01 4 ',TER at LONDON-BR, •ss. Dm 1 0 kanstinrili o 1 Flanders 1 0 Braids 0 0 Goetraburgb America HIGH- SS A. Mut-alms &hotly+. • - MORROW. 24 crams' dtai S - 4S minutes after S _ "sued and l'ablished by J. F. Kamm, at des 5141. OrrICII Ko. 1, Nciatt-Plasc, rempia•Bar. 1 12 S 0 S 0 1 10 2 10 1 19 ••••• 2 10 1 10 2 10 9 2 10 10 350 1000 1000 5782 540 553 50000 40000 2000 24000 2000 300 20000 4000 2700 40000 $271 50000 1000000 L 20000 40000 2400 7500 10000 3900 31000 looocp af745200 4000 1500 1000 700 zoo 10,000 025 o=lll6 WOO 12000 0000 9000 1000 1000 5000 5000 16000 40000 sOOOO 5000 1090 1397 6 8 2 10 1 1 1 10 10 8 10 10 1 .8 3 10 7 8 2 4 10 2 5 0 12 1 15 1 s 6 1 ..... 10 --- 100 pd. 41 13 4 46 15 11 60 4 0 10 pd. 2 pd. 50 SO pd. 10 10 pd. ICI pd. SO 10 pd. 12 10 pd. 6 5 10 p •12 1Q pd. 12 10 30 pd. 10 20 pd s r 4 S pd 20 43!. rd O 0 0 2 r 1 .,,. :. ..