Star. — London, England, 1825-03-26 00:00:00

. • • • 1 • ;NING STA LONDON. SATURDAY. MARCH 26, 1823. STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK. The Speech of Lord Lava: mot last night in the Howse et Lords, is the gessalloopla in the City this morning, and it meets with the approbation of every person ; hot it has not operated as was ex pected: at other periods, OM NY ,would have rises at least per Caw. bat they rennin stationary at 94 for the Account, with very little doing. in the Foreign Market everything remains stationary, ani Bub doing, in consequence of what from the Loan CIIIANCES4O‘ last night. Current Prices: New Spanish if, Old ditto it, Ruda Hi, Mexican 791 80, Colombian New 891 90i, Chao 20, Brasil Scrip i j 2,pm. Mexican Snip tot prem. Greek Scrip a disc. PRICE OF STOCKS AT ONE O'CLOCK. I per Cent. Cons. 92% 93% 4 per Cent. New 10554 % India Bonds 75 in 74 a moo Excheq. Rills 53 51 55 52 10500 ditto 55 52 £lOO and £2OO ditto 55 52 India for Acct. 2795, Cons. for Acct. 93 1 / 4 3 / 4 FOREIGN FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK. Austrian Bonds s per Ct. Moz.Bonds, 5 p Ct. SO/ Dkt• Acc. Ditto Ace. 79/ Brasilia's Bonds Ditto Scrip lots, 11 preen Ditto Scrip. 5 per Cent. Ditto Acct. i 1 pm ' Ditto Scrip 1525, 1% pm Neapolitan Bands, 5 per Ct. Ditto Ace. Perov.Bonds,s per Ct. Buenos Ayres Bonds. Ditto Ace. Milian Bonds, 6 p 13. 214 Portuguese Bonds Ditto Ace. 903 Ditto Acct. Colombian Bonds, s p Ct. Prussian Bassist SU, 5 p Ct. Ditto Bonds 1524, 901 90 Russ.Boads,lll22, 5 p.Ct. 2411 lEtto Ace. Ditto Acct. 04} Dada Bonds, 5 per Ct. 101; Spanish sp. Ct. C. 24 31 4 Greek Bonds Si Ditto for Ace. 24 hit's Acct. Spam 5 p.Ct C 1823, Ditto Scrip 1525, 5 dis French Recta, 5 per C. 102 f. Ditto Acet. &amp 25f. 10c. BRLTISH AND FOREIGN SHARES, TWO O'CLOCK. MIMICS. .0 A SSURANCZ COMPANIM AU.llrit.For. Fire &Life 100 - 10 . - 19 GAS LIGHT AND COKE COMPANY. Continental - • 100 - 8 . - 9 bIIBCI:LLANEOtIL Atlantic and Pacific British Iron Company - Caddo, Company General Steam Navigation Hibernian John Stook Banking klesican Company 100 Teleropolitan Fish Company 25 l'roviocial Bauk of Ireland 100 Patent Bricks - SO fesl mod Coral Fishery 40 Bard Stanuary Sea and Inland Coal - SO 2 pr. 174 IS 2 12% 12 5 27 26 i 4 1i 8 - s - I ~+ with these SEARS. LAID. MICR PBS MAIM Anglo Mexican - - £lOO -,@15• in. AS pm. s€9s 100 Anglo Vbilian - - 100 -S - -10 12 littsilian - - 100 - S - - 201 20 21 Milian - 100 5 • - 161 16 18 Colombian - 100 - 5 - -34 35 Milian and Peruvian Company 5 11 13 121 General 11ining Ave" 100 - 5 • • 15$ 16 I'ssco Peruvian - 100 - 5 - . 23$ 23 26$ 25 Peruvian - 100 - 5 - 61 6 i # 2 Royal Irish £1 11$. 3d. 2 prem. 1. dis. Rio de la Plata - 100 - 5 - United Alesican 40 -20 - 2 pm. - Ditto New 40 - 5 . 31 30 Welch Iron & Coal OS - 5 - - 61 MULL MID. mica TIM SNAILS. • aBlOO - £lO ..ell 100 • S • 81 8 WO - 10 - 40; 100 S - 9i 9 I 10% This forenoon we received German Papers to the 19th in t. they do not contain a single article of news; but indulge in some amusing speculations on British policy. The Nuremberg Correspondent, after expressing an opinion that 'the present high prices will not continue, and that a. brilliant Easter Fair is expected at Leiplic, tells us, that in England there were many persons whb fancied " Mr. Cmrentto's declaration of the diplomatic recognitions of Colombia and Mexico might lead to a war with the Continental Powers." The writer is wrong—for although one or two alarmists hinted. at the possibility of such a thing, yet no man of sense in, this country ever dreamed of a war with Eurore, because we had exercised a right inherent in all !Atkins, that of forming treaties with States de facto independent. The writer having called the measure we have adopted a recognition of the New States, has a great deal of special pleading to spew that it is no recognition, but that the British Government merely recognises the person to whom the mission is sent, as possessor of a Sovereignty so long as he is in actual possession of it." We shall not quarrel with the German writer as to the interpretation he may put on this act of the British Government, since, if he is satis fied we have not done too much, we are satisfied we have done enough. We deny, however, that this step of the British Cabinet is a sacrifice made to the Oppo sition, and to public opinion ; the former never had less it flueace in commanding a sacrifice from Ministers; and never did public opinion, perhaps, ge so much hand in hand with a Government as it has done in Great Britain during the present Administration. The Allgemeine &Stung, in a Supplement of the 18th instar i b also seems to enlighten us on the subject of one portly. It contains an article, entitled, "On the Eng lish Trade with South America," in which we are told, that 44 in and after the late wars, the English met. chants had made themselves masters of South America as they had formerly done of India." We confess we do not see the parallel. It will be cure to some of our merchants, that 44 the English Commerce was confirmed in its conquest,and expended en it capital to the amount of 300 millions of dollars r that these merchants began to work the South American mines on their own account ; and that the intercourse States introduced the English dress,English tettnAvEnglish language,and English notions. The ob. jeer of the waiter is to shew, what is in some measure true, weiltuve long bad the advantage of a commercial the South American States, and that their independence, only gives greater Calleitet which was sometimes liable .f ~ that these merchants mines on their own a with these States int tasta.tbefasslish long ject of shamfitar is to that WAlllliiiithog ha • iOtOTrAOllO ;Oh the eir realm*** eel 40C0titi 40 *stow • to interruption. Again ist „... :l6y, if Oftnnim writers cu. reconciletbemselves to otsrAtcy, we are contented. The proceedings in both of Parliament last night were of peculiar interest. India Hein of 1•041.1 a Petition from the Corporation of the City of London against the Equitable Loan Bilk prodeced a discussion i of some importance. The Earl Of LAUDERDALE said, on the second reading, he would Move that the Petitioners should be heard at the Bar of the House, and expressed a hope that their Lordships would stms a torrent which appetred likely to be injurious to the tenantry at large. —The Directors of those Conspauies i his Lordship said, had the power of calling on the subscribers to the amount of two hundred asillions of money. The Earl of Lurie:am said, although he was ready to de clare that he had never known a period when there was a better foundation for the hope of a permanent peace, be would not say that that tranquillity might not be interrupted, and he only wished the coon try to reflect on the consequences of those specs. laden:, if any sudden turn of events, even short of an absolute war, should arise, which might lead to results of an important nature, as they might affect the interests and the welfare of the State." His Lordship added," It was the determination of the Go vernment, and he hoped it would be the determination, of Parliament. not to listen for fa moment to my deal moors for relief that might arise out of any change, it any change should hereafter take place. This deter mina. tion could not be too publicly, too universally knowp." The LORD CHANCELLOR accounted for his not having brought in his Bill for regulating Joint Stock Compa nies, by stating, that sitting judicially upon such ques tions in another place, he did not wish to legislate on them at the same time. ' In the House of Commons, Mr. HUSK MON, in a clear and comprehensive speech, which excited the marked attention of the Huse, developed his new system of commercial intercourse, which is on so liberal a basis as must ensure a considerable increase of trade ; and by opening the door to imports, bind closer our relations with foreign States. We refer to his very able and luminous speech for the details,and the masterly view the Right Honourable Gentleman took of the subject. It will be seen that the duty on cotton goods is to be reduced from 751. 651. and 501. per cent. to lol.' On woollen manufactures from 501. to ISt. On Foreign Lioeohituns4ol. and ISO/. to 251. on Foreign Books from I s.per lb. to 6d.and on fo- reign Paper from 6d. per lb. to Sd. Glass bottles which, ' since the reduction in the price of wine by the CHAN" CiLLOR of the Excnr.emia, paid half as much duty as their precious contents, are to be reduced from ISs. to Ss. per dozen duty. Glass generally, from 80 per cent. to 20 per cent. above Excise duty on English glass; and Foreign Gloves, which are now - quiteprohibited, will be admitted at a duty of S per cent. The . duty on Copper is to be reduced from 541. per t ton to 271. en spelter from 281. to la. and that on' tin, from 51. to 21. There are several other reductions of a minor, but scarcely' of less important nature. One great advantage in the proposed Measures will be to reduce, if not annihilate smuggling, to render articles necessary for some of out manufactures less expensive, and to free commerce from many vexatious and prohibitory trammels, in which it has hitherto so disadvantageously moved. - - 'WINDSOR, MAnCif 25.—We feel great pleasure in stating that the heahh of his Shawn is so far re-established as to enable him to take his usual exorcise in the Great Park.—This day his Maanser, shortly aftfr two o'clock, left the Syal Lodge in his pony phaeton, fora drive in the:Great Park. Mr. and Mrs. CANNING and family were at the Eng. lisb Opera Home on Thunday evening, to witness Mr. Ma ms inn's Entertainment. Lord and Lady Comaaammta sailed from Dublin or. Monday last. They will remain at Pembeda, Holywell, North Wales, until this day; at Coniberenere Abbey, Nantwieh, Cheshire, until Tuesday seat ; thence they will proceed t• London, previous to their departure for India. A Gentleman being asked if he was acquainted with Mr. TOMODOZZ Hoare? replied, 0 yes, Hoek and I (eye) are old associates. lordli;;Son died on Wednesday last, at his house in Lower ------- --- Sarah Baines, an interesting young female, was last week fully committed for trial to Bury jail, charged with having stopt Mr. J. Rainham, on the King's high way, putting him in bodily fear, and taking from him 71. .Five women were detected at Tewkesbury on 'Thurs day, obtaining money from the Overseers, by means of forged War Office Passes ; they were committed to Tewkesbury gaol. It is stated in the Swiss Papers that the stock of corn and wine on hand is abundant, and that the price are very low; but the price of silk has risen considerably. In the year 1822, the births in the whole Russian Empire were 1,559,988 deaths, 977,253 ; excess .of births, 562,755-212 persons reached the age of 115 to 140 years, one even 150. • NATIONAL POULTRY JOINT STO4X COMPANY.— The Capital of £BOO,OOO in £lO,OOO Shares of Ale each. A Prospectus, with the names of the Directors, Bankers, dm is preparing for the press. Applications for Shares are received by Letter only (post-paid). addressed to the Compony, at the Olices of Mr. G. P. Mumma, Solicitor, No. 4, Birchis-lam; or Mr. T. A' Ilan, Ne. 0, Fiscis•buse, CornhUl. A considerable degree of literary and scientific inte rest is imputed to the Number of the ILTTIMAST Mums (487) of this day, Illarek With, which finishes the lira quarter of the pre- sent year, by the following Novelties : Mr. C. "holey Sheridan's Vedas of Modern Greek Songs,with specimens of all the dilirmit Styles, Idatorkal,rommede, domestic, and puristic; lisehisgbest's Trude amen die Ilodeabms, midi Mak* sztracui halts and Fillip, by Mr& la* and ow of dee Taise abridged ; Teaks of French libation ostler the old lidonlme. from M. de Oeills; and of Modern African Mennen from Major Loire; Segues inspertimt Sasebo Campelp (Allston); sod several Wier animiac lad fa sontsdoolodows. Pada Letters, giving the Progress of Seisms Irma* sad Parldo• Anecdotes, isn.anots. and *Nom& eakatence et as admirable Lecture on the Organs of Taste, deli vered by Dr. Remo. at the Royal Lietltstaln : other Ankles of Adam. New Porticalon of Illisanse odibneed MS. discovered in the State Paper Me; sod otbse &dem connected with Lit.. enure and Learned Defies. Origin, Parry, by LILL and other Popular Poets. lobilitions of the Mos Ana. Report of Music, (by a distinguldied handl). Midget mod Philharmonic Omens, Sm. A code= Mark of the Mystic and IProphstess, Madame rewArser. Mabee of Luisa; Novdties of the Week. The Drama. Varieties and Lisroory Isitelligebee as mud. Pebbled may _Saiirsass, by W. A. Scam's, see, Enter 'Change, Ilmed, peke ad. or stamped, for Co un try Clradatins, .by gdso COURT OF CRANCitit TIN EKAL DEL MONTE MINKS. ThYimpartial* goods. came before the Court acids yeiterday, when Lori Lamisrdaie, as before, took his seat ou the Dina near the Dm CIASCRUaIIi. Mr. BIWA was heard at iesigth is of the application of Mr. Kinder ; 2: 111 1 1 11r a t i on the same side.—lir. Siteowata. then sakessodthe ran on the part of the defendants. and motioned graft till Ent o'clock in the afternoon, when the further header was postponed. In the wane of the arguments the Lose Clloannt&OS sash an opportuaity of observing, there are two elossiodiene to this sullen ;---fint, that it would be nest to impeedble l e i t i lt; shoal keep out of Chancery; and, secondly. dot they coal never get out, if they once got in. It is extreitielymehlhe di the King's Misch to know the hankies they are throwig around them selves." His Lordship she alluded to the lostructien given to the Ammo, General in 1710, to prosecute, not only sock redertakinp as came within the Statute of Geo. I. but also such undertakings as were mimeo at common law, and even melt Companies as in the way of subscriptions . Iranian, and so on, affected public trade, and were within the common law. One of the Companies crimi nally prosecuted was established for nothing more than the supply of the inhabitants of the metropolis with water from the Thames. 0 4 I throw this out," continued Ms Lordship, " wids us other view (f or what has passed, has passed) than for the public beach ; and I should be sorry if anybody went out of this Cain with a notices that it was its opinion that persons could be selling their shares from time to time, before the deed was entered into. The allegation is this bill is, that Mr. Kinder executed the deed for 71 shares, that being the original number of shares he was to take. I must take it to be so, and that hs parted with the six shares since the execution of the deed." Mr. Swam= observed, that that was not the ease. Be be lieved it was prior to the eleamien of the deed. The Loan Caanceston--Was that parting with the shares for money, or otherwise? Mr. Stearwas.t. believed for both. The Lou) CUADCZLLOIL saki it trots important to know the fact, because it-was remarkable that the case of one of the COns. P s proceeded against by the Attorney-General, was reported in Peer Williams, and the Lord Chancellor of that day ordered s person who had sold Shares to return the money to the manwho bought them. SOCIETY OF BRITISH ARTISTS. We were yesterday admitted to a private view of the splendbi galleries of the Society of Brgisis Artists, which open to the public on Mondsy. Although this is only the second exhibition, yet it *hews a manifest improve. nient since last year, excellent as the termer display of works of art was. The most prominent improvement that struck us, taking the wh,.le performances collectively, was in the chasteness of tone and colouring, which has superseded that forced brilliancy of tint that has so long prevailed in the Briiish School. We hail this improvement in its professors as of infinite importance to the advancement of the art, and as justifying the most sanguine expectations that can be formed of itt rising to the high level of the Ancient Masters. In the department of Landscape, the exhibition is pe culiarly excellent. Hofiond, Linton, Glover, and se veral other eminent arts in this line, have exerted themselves most ouccessfußy. Martin has a splendid picture•of the Creation, which is one of the most suc cessful efforts of this successful painter. PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS. There remained in bond in the London Docks, on the sth of January; 1624, 50,071 casks of Wine, and 14,613 casks of Spirits. The Export of Hops it the year ending the sth of January, ISIS, was 10,320 cwt. of which 9,522 cwt. was exported , to Ireland. Daring the stampeded we imported 2,131 cwt. Prom the 'lO4 of CatisUir, ISIS, to sth April, 1624, 4,499,710 91Hons of Ifonse-ntade Spirits paid the Excise duty in Ireland; and 2,926,927 Gallons in Scotland. The works Snisbed at the London Ducks in 1611, had scam modation for 250 vessels of the average bunben of 300 tons; ware houses for 192,000 tuns, and vaults fur 60,000 pipes. The works now io poetess will contain docks for 75 vessels, warehouses. for 10,43 S tons, and vaults fur 10,000 pipes. The intelligence which some of the Morning Papers of toklay give of the evacuation of Cachar by the Bur mese troops, appeared in the STAR of the 11th instant. A letter from Kingston, Jamaica, dated the Bth of February, states that his Majesty's ship Human had ar rived from Honduras with information that the Govern ment of Guatimala had imitated the example of other new American !States :in issuing an order for 'tlIC expulsion of the. European Spaniards. This tilip was taken in consequent of some intrigues and secret communications with Hterannah, discovered to be car rying on in 'frusille, by some Spaniards,-with a Priest at their head, for the purpose of again hoisting the • Royalist ilsg. Attempts of a•similar nature had been discovered in different parts of Guatimala. We feel great pleasure in announcing the safe arrival in Tripoli of that gallant and enterprising Officer, Major DRNIIAII, and his companions, from Bornou, in central Africa, after a residence of eighteen months with the intelligent SCHIRE of that powerful and exten sive kingdom. A private letter says, "We shall leave this place in a few days for England, and are happy in stating that, we have been successful beyond our hopes." The new King of NAPLICS is adopting very laudable means to insure his popularity. A letter from ths Neapolitan capital, of the date of the sth instant, says-- "The KING made his publiceatry into Naples this day. He purposes making many useful and necessary reduc tions in the expenditure of his Household, and has re fused the allowance offered to the Heir. He has ordered the shooting grounds and other appendages of the Crown to be told for the benefit of the country. Two days in each week are appropriated for audiences for every person, without any distinction." Five persons lost their lives during the, last four years in conflicts between the Coast Blockade and smugglers, on the coasts of Kent and Sussex, namely an Admiralty Midshipman, an Admiralty Mate, a Quarter Master, an ordinary seaman, and a landsman. A few days ago. a whole family, consisting of a man, 'his wife. and four children, named Greenen, residing at 'Brixton, together with a journeyman in their employ ment, and a maid-servant, bad a narrow escape of being poisoned, in consequence of having eaten a pudding chieB.y made of a fruit resembling the pumpkin. The fruit supposed to be the pumpkin was a vegetable pro. duction called a gourd, which frequently kills those by -whom it is eaten. Last evening an Inquest was held at St. Thomas's, Hospital, on the body of William Watson, seventeen years of age. The deceased was in the employ of a quill-merchant in the Borough, and being desirous to try the effects of hanging, he fastened a rope round his neck. and was standing on a cask of ink, when the head of the cask gave way, and be was suspended.-- Verdict—Aosidental Deeih- A measure which is now under consideration of the American Senate is worthy of attention. It is a Rena lntion, that when the debt of the United States is paid off (which in a few years must be the case), the lands now applicable to the sinking fund should ken) a fend' for the emancipation of slaves. Slavery is felt by many Americans, and by none more strongly than by the President Elect, to be the curse of the Union, and we trust that his administration will not paws khan some efforts to limit or remove it. CAIN/ATI= IN INIII.I. • Genera items et Billek assi Whig he Ilk eneeler the Canamend et et MI" C.8.1.t Amok at Merged, ei the tiii Oefabee, 1114 His Majesty's Nth Waal S liblensellise 4 serjeants, 15 NA:li% s( Colie dmiNs; .1 Meg!~ edesing. Names of Odieei* Lietatedent liegaoy, se verely ; Lieutenant a +t . NM , . ‘IO I ST. P. YOUNG, Captain sad Ida* et General Rehire et 014 if a silent ender he Cbdtimalid et Oelee pintas Batila t ietriaV jesty's h Resin oull in the Ate* es the ItaseallitodLades near the village of llartaleals; ea the ith and Sth liaegisa,_ Octant t t 1 ak. Three rank and Me *node& 'VANS, Ms* H. M. Ski eassemeellig: General Raters of Killed mad Weneeded al f Detathement endow the Caenamend Liessemenl‘Celead Sewn, C, B. in the As• boon of the sth and 7th Oeteher, Canell, Ranges% 01:tibet 0, 1544. Killed—Rerepeana a Geptels; 1 Lientenalitezatdbei den, 17 MA and die. Weraded—laropeass t 1 Major, 1 Captain, 4 Lieutenants, 1 pi. vate.—Natives : t Welder, 3 bewilders, 67 rank and Me. Names of Olken Killed and Weemded. Kills4-34th Reglement Light Infantry—Captain Mien and Lieu t:mast Bead. Weended-341h Light Infantry—Major Wallah, Lieutenants Cis- -- iasTand Lindelay: iat Batt. Piasters—. Mosairdie, Lieutemist sad Adistaat Campbell. 3d Lijht Infanky—Lieutenant J. Sbetotam H. T. SMITH, Best.-Cd. comosanding Usk Brigade, Madras Midas. Return of. Main' and Wooded of a Dotasksem commarnied by Licampant.-Coismel KW" let Modem lumps= Ragimont, at tha Attack of the Gawked. fn tbe Dais Creek, ma the litb As goat, IU4 Billed—e rank and Illo—Wontalled: Diem, 36 rank and Gk. Mimosa at 011issrs monsissied. Captain A. Wilma, tab brit. Maths InGmtn, ; J. Grubb, lac EarOpeall iv. severely ; UT. UM, his Ma jesty's ship Liffey, As:this Aidwie-Cswip to Brigsdkr-Ommetel Sir Archibald Campbell, severely. V. S. TIDY, Lieut.-Col. Dep. AsSt.-Gen. NAVAL INTELLWENCE. Fatuntrni.—Witd seßingt. Posessmerss MARCH 23.—Wind R. by S.—His Males,' 'a ship DIAMOND has come into harbour, te be paid J. Arrived. his Maiesty's ship Baaats, from crelse. Sailed the Hope, Ann, for Madras and Bengal. The Jobs. Poresswilut,for India, remains. Dui., Mauna 45.—Wind R. by N.—Arrived and sailed for the River. the Simpsoe, Sumo; from India; and Diadem, Feasts, from Falmouth. Passed thraagh from the River, the Mot*, RICUARINION, for Lerman; Karl of Mar. Sraartata, foe Cadiz; Archibald, &swat., for Ae West Indies ; Graham Moore, Digest, for Paraiba ; and Brothers, Feaeutos, for Rio Janeirm Lavaartmc, MARCO S.S.R.—Arrived the Lowland Lass, Assam., from Maple—sailed Ash February. The Cambrian and Muta were to sail in about ten days. Arrived also. the Eliza Ana, Rums, and Sarah Sheaf, from Savannah; and Ca momile, RILIIIAM i front Oporto. Letters from Leghorn, of 1I th March, received at Paris to-day, announce, on the authority of letters from Trieste, that a ship, votlich had acrived in four days from Corfu, has brought news of the surrender of Patras to the Greeks, on the 45th of January 16th of February) by capitulation. - , The Pas% Captain AgcIIMUTT, was towed down the Rim Thames, by a Steam Packet, to Gravesend, on Thursday morning, wheieshewill finally clear out and get under weigh for her station in Ruadell mill Bridge Pearl Fishery, on the Atlantic side of the Colons- bian territory. The culture of silk was introduced into the Mauritius about the year 1815, by Sir Ro3lllll' FARQUHAR, the Governor of that Colony, and has completely sec • -eeeded. Its texture is now considered by the spanufac toren in England to be neatly : equal to that from the East Indies. A most extensive forgery has, within the last week, been practised upon the Bank of Ireland. which suc ceeded to a large amount. Bills, bearing the signature of John Black and Co. were sent up through the Post Office ,of Limerick to that establishment, purporting to be accepted by Nicholasldahon, E.g. of Dublio. They were cashed by the Bank, and the matey remitted according to dlration. A second time the same trick succeeded ; but in the third instance. inquiry was made, and the entire transaction discovered to be a fraud os the Bank.—Limerick Chronicle. Dew-nam.—Beaty Theta, through the imormedea et Mr. Haus, the Magistrate, has received the appdatasint of Mader at Arms in an Indianan which is about to sail. • As money was re quired to et bias oat, several respectable persons have attended at this once to subscribe for that purpose; sad there is every pro spect of a safrient mum being colleoged. Came ramie, a bankrupt, late a jeweller is the Borough, lees with canceling elects from his creditors, and remeaded d ttir ridgy amt. Manannt-lionse.-7,oscis lfreilfes, a dirk is the 1. of 4 Sir J. Lubbock said Co. the of whose cow were rem doped in ear Paper of last, was brought up for mensal. nation. Mr. Ilumrasava as Sacker for the primmer. The • Lose Mayo& ceseidered the edkscs sulidom to unhooks the committal oldie primmer, who was amordingly cenunitied he wild. and the patella' band one to pregame. Gempeam..-7. Denotes sad J. muM, wereskargtd with a al. mist alone to due kw whisk Dewey and Adams we to rear as Tuesday amt. Vin. do of ketertiog amity Awe a impetaable young teas, under a duvet of charging him with as unnatural crime. The dome was dearly proved, and the primates were re manded till Tuesday. NEWOATE LICADSNMALL MARKETS, Komi !S. Beef ... „......is ed to es Od I Veal 4s tol to Ys ed Mott, ........ to es 114- Pork es 0411 to iis tai PRICKS or HAY awa STRAW YISTIRDAY. ar. aunts's. Hay 31 Ss Od to St aod Hay al too aSI Os Go' Clover 41 Oa 04 to 51 S. Od Goya 41 a to 41 os od &raw 1114 e od to sl lss id Straw 1I OS t. it liS Od HOPS. • 1/1111 *LEL Kent Sussex Bees PRICE or TALLOW Toon Taw Tam busk ... Cold Wldoodleto Soap ditto 4 %* Us Od licking Seer Ws od , - Sips at MEWL si; Newcastle 4 88618601 iii Saki. 11i 24 DAL ♦ss. sow I 0' 0 O 0 O 1 O 0 O 1 Dalai Waterfard SWUM sail Jaw Mina Gatesbares Malts RIG 0,- W ATER st LONDON-1 Morning • Afternoon - • it& to 14/ tits ie 115. to 1% Is, Ms to Imo SOAP, kc. per 110. Dkte meet ...... lee 14 Tam. Soap Mottled i Cord i Graves Sos AS MARKET, MARCH PRIM C am! ioctz Kest Iliss to 160 s Sussex I 2 to 136. 146 s to IDOo Ms to Prism lissibscitt Ihrobei Mad Liremrd bleeds Junks 27 emboss after Lamm: Piloted mod Pabaked by J. P. [sass, at thieus OFTWS No. 1, Peckett-Ftwe, n*1111.416? Ilan', WI 108g -street, 0 Buildings , Hi from Lou or and Wales. AIL A TREND from Nate Day the Mice i Femme Maori mze Year for one are allowed a Pi every 12i. Preen N.B. No Cbt w 6a. or opwa by Lightning. JPOIIIIIIIIIIIOI JOSEPH Furniture As general trade given - especial sa :section, to whoa zealous and det future patronag With the cha Lave served to mast necesprili become the moi their respective owing to the chi the artisan are n , regard to prices, than quality the This state of I have endeavour inferior manufs greater profit ; without regard a serious dliapp There has al Tradesmen haw • as to create surf parity in the cl planed ; we sin more immediate To be just in but we shall be between these Furniture witbn Whose extraortli _employing none the times as thel of none bat the of an old establii Nobili y , Gentry JOSEPH C( their businest ti tempting what t Splendour, Tast . can surpass then Warehouse will Ib, siqrtiti v 7.7 , I .' l n 1 x fad 2 3 I 1 . . . . =Mg= NATIONAI Tau CAPITA A PROSP 1 'f k TORS, 41•01eattons :edatasrdlo the I SolteitOr, No. 4, i `lane, Coral& FURNITURE LOOKING has nevi taken low as particulai fitting up their whether fur the Windows, Con exposed situatio gree cheaper ths ance, will be de forwarded by Si part of the HMI SECON D•H Sale at a still me CARVING rich assortment stantly on view. Paintings or Pri notice. When avoidiag removs greatest care an PAPER I-I! int style of elei '••• host material st CABINET every attention ' this department articles admirab at prices reduce In the 1./ PH( to combine task of the Nobility of Silk Damask reduced duty of comparatively r lion of Farnitos preference to the prefer the rich a some handsomi waited on in a Patterns, at no Caravans forwa which saves all age or injury. CAR CI) beg to call the to imitate the belt ks ptioe. etillSON RI *wed _in prke. FUNIMAL greatest attend ition of Moi tionyoritbout BALES BY They still cot tvr BALE in as terns in the Ale oess owe ex tent hold FOrniture skin oltustions It is the princip within &tee die no charge fur II Private Control Estates survey, JOSEPH CI laintediAte subs that their price' of immediate fertile* to some host proof of is lieit the genre Ladies sad G will And ant. the route of the 103, lksborgate U. Price. 1s id to 39. 3d Ws 64 10 411 id •sa. DIM o 0 • 0 o • o • o 0 O 0 No. 4,