Star. — London, England, 1805-10-29 00:00:00

LIVERA.OI 4 OCIOB&R 28. IMP OOP Ott Wejnerday arrived at Lillyman's Hoteli.its his town, his Extellency Count. W:trottosr, .111n baltador films the hitt:fella! utt of RllffiA, and t4iiit. I end, in the evening, they vinted the Theatre.' Nis Escellcncy was received by the audience at his thrrence with the Mott, lively ink. ns of lefpeft, of Whitt' he appeared peculiarly finable. He attended the rhea •le again yt Ilerday evening,'at Mils Mt, DI l i b k k etlefi:, and teitified his appobation of her pubs hf auets by repeated applaufes. .Ti,e Wile favourite, whole adoption is fo honoura ble to the senerolityl.f the fLiverprol audience, and In eteditAbie to her abilities, it Items has intereßed the poetical Immo( the inhabitants of this town." We alive to acknowledge the annexed rote from her : Mira' MUM to the EDTrOit. • Int—The tolloating eicellent yetis-swat prefented with slime of •• eheriing hindnefsr to Mils kJ odic. She begs leave ruEliely to cant& their receipt • they were cklivered at eigtki o'clock on irhutrtui but b bring required to he recited the next even ing. Mats &ludic declares folemmiy.toher other itudies. the had bin time coottb to prepare herfelf for the recitation. ' AM/PP-SS • Tell me, ye Critics; may 1 not attempt With infant itepti. the dangerous afeche That every ardor lab' bra to attain. And leek fame pink I.' ranter refplendrlt fan! Will not my youth, dif fet , then pleall my castle.. Mutt Ibe judy'd by:your [remit .swel . Can not the held etttenpt be e'er forgiven..., Beanie, dmd Sirs ) my years are linty terets... If while I tread this fatted. hallowed tround 4 feel n.v little heart with tranfport bcwod. „hluß I be cher-lid, by renfure's breath fo cold, I!. c.a.:my frame is cad Co infant mould ? Pesiti.l it. loftier !...I.li 'a keit he falti 'our altleilot stt it'd a ample maid. • %Whore crime Is. that lire': tve:i tste trtmoll, poser With fertile art. to chafe est% et-dints Met. , To grace this ight. fee It uilla'sfoes appear With kinder ffellee.la drooping hetet teener. ~ Sent by a godlike Engrave, 'be beings, Like H. av'rt'shrOt ft raph, lt. aling gelds swinge IlAke neaten the regent bait/lair tide. To Meta the jarriligneiotut round with peade.... II Oh !, lee ry we ds, geatetUlhomage pup., Ara ev ty thought, that laboUts here eutoory..... l• " N• —it would but wrong my heart, •e did a its c tiret.,l feelities Pier imptrt Peeljoistnte thefe. can never be eitptitt ! s ibutilet esprrette Menet (peak the reit.-- Yet one wet/ nose--its butte tedadicu! " A 1. , . g, a Lit tercstfril," , to you an you. Aninfanesyray'r is furxiy.hfardjo Elcar'n Mine im—may e'er, Wife to yap twltiVit: Areiiiffapr. . 884,014 .Irellerday the Setfions ermmetsced at , Chirkenvveli &Mt; before Mr.. Matitwaaniti and a Bench of wheoa number of "faults wove tried.. kfiA U LT, TO Commityli t a il; • • yaw l ' irarkbiej . Was indifted for streaking Jane Ewes), with intent to ravith'her. „ The prOfccutrie, a young t woOsior - of t 7; AA* whir her foli?er 0-pcl Imo.* Ind 164%1H ,=we lib,; 4e.fenstAnt.oyer lia#F . ,.fite:•eke ye; -trMher...,) Wm .no pexiitolar .ocqoaintseCe .of ess it 4 he - *as . 64 fop ~thtnt4f4., •Ot Di of Abed tily• •alfsol. i..fis*- hag betn alit. it'd SiOn hete,l. ten and eleVeti . 'O'cl,klk, Met the .tie e f e rtelant 4 , t jot •Hoxton.....fle„loid I'olo of ler hand, and 'w.;tild sot let her co. • " The'yOtint mats," *fir 1 was tnfi llsd in; his lit ea . .Yng me: alone: kg:be, *4tild isot fifer tate ifitise. He ":itholiti the. y,oursgffian asho was *With me, encrealleol. Alsioiriarnes i 411-44 Dot like 11,. and Ihef *ttl gt4ilg -to •fitht; but tiley.were-preveeted by the ditenonee , "solithei; ofholcametert• and parted them. We, thei .*4# I.44Vagein,.allnrys, as far as the wakh hook !the Old 14.reet road; Oen I was Enure home, t flopt a good while to fee'the fire. I 'aid not Imssve,where - the fit e was, but 'Said', great-while, and then agreed -to ei and feethelft, wltere it was. I went home - . so take.. ff my brinitet,,•lnd the defendant fent a • young woman fn call me nitt.' I went our, and went • 'tip thebratons of Pimlico with him. There were four • •Of in• company liter, another young man, and 'thinker 'young w. man. 'The slekndant was eery ...civil a ill• me.at fiid.• alts I' had no• bonnet on, he • fat med t.s with me to go back, :lb they were going to •fee the •fire. I went back, and the ptifoner went with Me. When we came to the poll, he took and punted tre tip againti it, and he tiled me in a very th .toeftil inieetL" Here Iliedecrib d h•.w the atftult " teas c. amines,. and the elicit of ir, whii.h was not ace' mplithed, and laid the went him... went jut,. her . ft'-het send mother's h Ate; the defendant continued wh,llli g about the pl.icet-r tame time. Her father amt 'no her welt both gent to bed ; tit? lady the nevi with WAS 1 40119 g to bed ; the told them AU what i ad happened, the next min' iing, and on the Twefday Cll.•%iirg, a warrant war taken out, and the dela). dant ..pet eliend On her crof -eximination the admitted that the 'other yntirg aon.an the w as in company with, was. of liont cha. after. That the ,Ind her fiiind,'and the. ' and the all font went *Tether to a public bruit:, the ee. tr. ut h.r bonnet the Men had fooie gin toge.her, the women fume rum, but whe. • ther the tatted the gin 41rti the did nrit remember fit lift her firher . and mother'(; kottfe about eleven, the door on the - Ltch, that the might conse in again, which the ethane MA 14 the annning. She was petreßly•f:lwr. Sl;it denied, that the had :hewn any f am i:ut-iti tb toe aids the prilwpct, (mitt Of ? kW% go, snot aged him to be rock to Jur. .' , Sarah Baxter, who.. lives. three (lon tr,4ici i the pnft, pnft, where the strault.wa,s ly have '6Ol coin:. • is eked, swore the heard the voice pf•at sequitaiit,„ tar; ~,41 , 1 g, 0r L e t me sl angier the witnefs adided, c . 4 .l hello ill s • t h e ' ,i ce o f a man too, not i dit itigeirt* terhat• he raid, its•r fee either them. •ailprj .• ..out, ak I will not. by i Will r1014 .° '#adtlien t 'e bead het fay, a... 0, .Chrni. what &Ili 1444 Let sae alone." Then I called . iior hellnab iherts'4 %ghat aro. you at hearo ny y3oce, botheeld •• -sun twat,." 7 - ' . . ;. • • t:•. ,- Mr. At.sav addr gad 35 . 0606/614 rend icesiuded them the nuasernite:takte: ikesig• ! . thieskind th*y were' ro.adP ;114,-Pfaitti tire, againft perfons fometimesitstythy fne the 4-shibitirgof whicr the ot,ica.iecs'eatfet a-f meanies to conceal 'the Amine oferlffemin‘gailt . ..-fiunetiines revenge for*ittB nektillectomfmet, • teteziOrto Putney, and tiimetelises". CrilieThi,f4l4lll. tit;-- dation to terrify. when the can d INA,Aa , ns zo matrimony a the latter was the moll like. the motive in ti.e saint cafe, fvr hi Ihould .. .. . . *ye; ttat although the Frofecolth. *as wafting with the ynong man the (pole of; tht =infant file cArne in tight of the Winston, the fie* at him, , tand %tithed to kill him; calling' hits her clearlim. &c. rand had (hewn other difpolitittni for his fociety.— I.Thtfe profecutions fhould alto:it-4'Ni regarded with great dittrusi by a jury, when they depe n d e d A n t h e tingle tetlimony ot .att aictittng woman, for which he I had no leis an authority shin 'the learned, the gond, the great: Lord Hale; a Celebrated cafe before whom he quoted„an4 tferi'called evidence. Jofeph Nightinkale fwbre, 'he was with thefe parties on. the night in. coetlion, Which was the time of the fire at the Circus ; he gave an account of disk athiking together : that the flow from the young man the ;Rai will, and *ea to the Defen- dant. and faid;Alim;' we wilt go and have Come thing to drink." The Deferdant and that young man were going to fight at fill, but they made it up and agreed to drink together: The profecutrirafttr. wards aflied me, faictile, -whether I could make it convenient for James Warwick and her to fleep at my houfe, .tor then my wife was from hom e , t a ki ng care of the hnuk of a gentleman in Wellminfler 1" I raid, " No, I could not," and the repeated it once again . John Forbes fwore, that when the Defendant was going • away; the Profecutrix (aid, " Yon -fhall not gn yet ;' and was Co fond of him, that Ihe lift ed him off the ground with hugging him. This la& Witnefs contradieted the former one, as to the manner in which all the partial drank together—Not Guilty. SE MIPART DlSOPtlrliff. and w--Conrof were indicted for an atault on Thomas Bulling. • The PrOfecittor, who was a ynnng man, rather of genteel appearance, had been the Writing Matter at the Rev. Mr. ShaW's Seminal'', at Edmonton ; the Defenclant,Carpait, was the French Allittant, and Matter Connop one of the ptipils of the fchool. The :'Profecutor intimated• to the Court, that he Should plead his own cattle ; his attorney was indif pof i. and he could not :Ilford to employ Counfel. Oa the Saturday mentioned in the indictment, fome of the.young Gentlemen- of the fehool, by w il y of paoilliorennwereordered to get their tables, which they . r were to repeat to him, and he had orders not to fat- any of them io - go out till theyhad done fo ; they_ became extremely boitteroos, and very violent Ind abitgie towards-him ; one of them wanted to fo- mit, before he had faid, his. la hlea, which he re. iled ; at that moment, the Defendant, Carpau, came into the (chord room and let the boy out ; he remon itratedwith 'him, bat the anises was a blow from Carpao, which precipitated him on hi► head acrofs the deile ; sod, at that moment, Connop came up and dragged him by the collar to keep him down. The boys left their fiat% ' and began to buzza over item in triumph. He arlded, that the boys frequent y threatened his life ; they nfed to rife up againtl him with dicks, and often (wore they would put him fa r the river ; in confequence of this he was obliged it:strive up his Siltation. On histernfs examination, he laid, Matter Salter 'yranerEln gn:ntit, without. laying Lis tables ;_ he did tpeAl the-bofs- with . a came. He could not lay what he beat Salter with.' It might be a whip ;he (truck him firkvikiv : OF la* and perhaps, he beat him Fitlithe kiTh.an.: handle togetber. The boys chid Frappe i lltaure 1" He :was -authotifed to gorreet +fin-46V. Shiw.• Salter'sfiltberdid neat threaten to india.4iitn :for the ilk, treatment of his fon. . He only viiffiesile.hicl hadhis revenge of theni all, and • eilk th em filOto l l- He was ~n ot difmille,l by Mn .Shaw, bust,they agreed he Ihould go away. • 1 Mailer 3 -ha Julat, and fome other young Gin. Altana of the Schal,. were called on by the Proltt. eutor N to corrdiorate his testimony ; but their' evil., deuce only teethed to thew the malignant difp6fition' ...” • of the. Profecutor himfell; in hi, brutal conduit to. j wards the boys. I The bele : nee was, that the Profecutor having tared ltwo great teverity towards Mailer Salter, the Defea t dant. Carpau, allilled by Connop, interfered, and I let Batter on/ of 'chord ; the Prolocutor birthed pall Copan with route violence, which, the latter fetid. ling, he threw liim neer the. table. , • I Several of the young Gcntlemen wel'e called to fupp•-et this defence ; among whom was Mailer Sal . tee. an onterelling and animated boy, about fourteen 1 gesn *loge. He flared. that hawing gne tip to the. Profecutor to lay his tables, the latter received him (with a Wiwi, in the face, which knocked him down., tiptin his requeeing to be heard a fecond time, that he might go our, the Profectitor ant only refilled to hear him, but heat him with the Lab of his whip ;.—: t he next doubled it round his writ*, and Ilruck him' i violently with the handle, till it broke ; and then ' feiaing a large archer's bow, which he Atniirung, he was. attackirg the witnefs with this defperate wei r. n, wheu Mr. Carpaw entered the fchool room, and delired he would .1411.; upon which' the Prrfecutor, with his elbow a.k-imbo, hrulhed pail hini with 'its-- knee, which Carpau refilling: the former fell over the Mks. Witnef, bid received from the beating feveril (evert bruiles, which remained for eight days . . . Mr. Shaw Paid, that he never permittell any of his a/pants to chalide his pupils. He dihniffed the Profeeuiar, for the violence of his condutt, the Moo ,day following. The. Chairman, in charging the' Jury, regretted ' t)tat this cafe .ffintrld. 'ever coire before the poWie, or• thf F, ofccutnr lhoold *are made filch amt exbi• of bitorelf lit a Centre of Juane: • ,TAE. jury immediately Acquitted both the Deft*. datits,atd ape buys retired itr triumph. bee not West to long a Mt of craw:triers at itliwk.Seirsons, for tome year: pail. It coma* 59 *awn of triveifers, and not lets than :spatial awd .oelse.r appcalt and • • ; MUM, ' •. . lt.sv p ared to the Quirt, that the poopoie• of cats residityetidalaxryiumstwle. up - thc.ileep • ilp,iiptta . the Thapisseofthe;m4lol rests, Inch as the ' .sitrati4. dee. tiad attioits b , witglitagaind them for] gfyayl fnclFe diAnair boric* tncarsiages with wheeitj nos *bare` inc hes brood, AG, -ccostrart to the lla• • state, dir..eo tecovirihe.pesstee? Cpecifted Or the Aft,l Iftiar happe:s4.. thelAlle Ale of Parliament which' was_ the . I.3kh *Geo.. I 11. itiontaiDed a wlitife .power to she Magillrates tlt the.Q,DirtssiAeffions; to allow of more . holfes 'ilsOrt (Oar to ,draw captors- 1 with loch wheels, &c. at they (hall fee irecrafi.bn r. and , be fubraitted that this was a it *coat* fur that; purple, faid the AR Coal not,. M Its toitit. ie In tended to apply #enflities fuels tares as i thefe, not r ithltandin which Mr. Sant, a Coallierchantin die Adelphi, had received- police ten days ago of a tions being about to be commenced againft him f.gb the recovery of the penaltres upon this AO of Parlia ment ; there were feveral hundreds of thefe actions about to be carried on the informers had almnfl ez !pulled their ingenuity in every other way, and to they tried their bands at this. The Court thought that tMs mat ter might be fur ther considered, and ditated affidavits to be pencurtd •of the fiat; of the cafe; and the. Chairman thought tbme doubt might be entertained of the propriety of allowing the great waggons now driwit. with filth wheels, to be nfed in future, as they injured, the pavement. The matter was ordered lo (land over Until the afildatits are prodriced, • - 1 j~aaref Iffidot was indided for &faulting lames Pratt.. • . This was a quarrel between Idto barkers, who arc Opposite ,neighbours, in Gravel-lane, Wapping ; the one having enticed fume Danith linos to come to his shop to .be (bayed, in preference to the other, alledging that his razors had a keener edge, &e. on which a quarrel arnfe, and the Defendant attaulted the Profecutor. It appeared that thefe parties had interchanged incivilities for fume time,ard their wives had entered into the spirit of the contell: one of them had, among other thing., defired the other to gu home and put on ailera;l pair of flocking: • by way of Attracts to her perfonal deformity, , 11:e having crooked kgs. The Profeentor had alto laid to the De fendant, " I never rubbed my avid againft the trees in the Bird Cage-walk, and never, returned from tranfportatien, for Healing a great coat, °Guilty—Fined one !hitting.. this accillg ..man int' Pfr to be th LONDON SLSSIONS. Yeflerday the -Sef' fions commenced at Guildhall" b.rfore the LORD MAROR, Sit WM. CURTIS, Alder man Comae. Alderman &taw, (the Lord Mayor deft), and Sheriffs ASNSLIT and Sturm. Thomas Bicherikl, &journeyman cooper, was tried upon an indiament, charging him with hewing Pelf indecently to different refpeelable young women of charaCter near Smithfield bars, and other parts in the flreets, within the city. The charges Were clearly proved, at delicately as the nature of the offence could admit of. by three young Ladies, who were under the difagreeable neceffity of explaining the Shameful conduit of this fellow, which ft) much af failed one of them that fife went into fits. Although the Defendant's Connie' conducted the derence in the molt delicate manner, and .tried to perfume the Jury that the Defendant was at times out cf his tenies particularly when in liquor, And feverish v.itneffes to his charaCter, laid he bad a wife and child, tint none proved his ever (hewing the lealt infinity, the Jory without hefitation found him gnat'', and the 'teem- ORR after (erectly reprobating the Defendant's beha viour, fentenced him to three years imprifonment in Giltfpnr-fireet Compter, which he hoped would ope rate as a warning to others, not to e inflitt the feelings of unproteded virtuous young women in this fltariae ful manner. A perfon of tare name of -Datzbem was indieed for an afloat on Catharine Guflin. It was :fated by :the Cougel for die prnfecution that the affault com plained of had terminated very ft:km(ly for the pin. fecutrix; The defendant occupied part-of a 11 , :ufe in Abehurch lane, the lower part of which was let out to Mrs. Thatcher, milliner and &eh . maer. The peofecntrix lived fervaoc with Mrs,.Tbatcher.,and a difference exißed between her raillrefs and the. deren dant, refpeCting a tight of poffeflion in a certain part of the houfe.. On the 27th of July, according to the Itatement of the profecutrix, the was fitting in the Ihop of her Milkers, when the defendant, after ma - king ufe of fame vindictive espreffi , ns, threw her floor the chair ,on,the fluor, and (truck her. She had Since been conftantly troubled with hyfteric fits, oc claimed by the fall. A young Lady, who worked in Mrs. T.'s Shop, corroborated what had fallen from the Profecutrix, whofe mother, and others, declared that the had never been fubjEft to firs, which, fence the affault, inked h er about five' times a week. The defence let up was, that the Profecutrit had ufed irritating language to the Defendant, but that no awls was committed. The Jury. however, did not give credit to the delence.—.Guilty. David Rormaiat was found guilty of keeping i clef ortiuly bottle, and was ccatenced to one month's its pritonmcnt. BIRTHS. On Wedntfday la*, the Cady of Philip L. Powys, lon. PJq. of iardwrick Houle, Olfordfttire, of a daughter. • Thiadty, the Lady of Litoteaaot•Colonel Carton, of Water. eirylidote, of a foo. On the t 9th in& at C raigforth, Mrs. Callender, of a daughter. At Ketrshoeft Houle, Filature, as the 17th inflant, the I.s of .Seutecaopedlonct taafs, to the Has. Eaft India Company's fct- vice. of a daughter._ MARRIED. • 14t'Adinbasab, on tho tsd init. at the bottle of Goo, ErOwn.. Efq It . Aadreves.fquare. Edinborgh , itriga.lier-Gents at the Hon. Akzatider . Here, to Mifi Georgina Brown, his younged daughter. illsorldso. at Edit, Kent, Mr. F. Wliodford, f the Falco@ Ts- .1 vorn,Onottfood, to Mifs S. Mortia,daughtcr of Muria's. Etq. builder, Greenwictt - ()a the loth suit. Claude Ctile-Hantilton, Efq. Welt fen of the Ron. A. Cote Hamilton, of &trim tattle. gooney of l'irone. to Mils Chaloner, &left daughter of Rickard Cbaione'r,l N. of K iug's - Ftitlt, eoue tof Meath. ' Tacitly, Chagas Hitlyard. Efq. to Mite Alida Fieke,of Hisb t?uti Terraca. - At WWI; near Cootirgtoa, Weasel Mager, Ffq. of DaKtoo. in the county of Middlefez, to Mils *ma, of is the coontiof Defiant. VIED. . Thee May, at bee hem& in Queen •fqtutre, Bath. In her 78th year, Mrs. "amb 'whim, widow of the late Lord Bina,' of Kildare. Soddenly. on Tnefday Wt, in Neartaßle place, Clerker well, 'Bqraiteynal, Wife of Mr, Reyna, Supervifor, of the Smn.p-ol'ice: ilielliafgetr; On cridayfaontrightiofter a few days Binds, Mr. 'PAM .Fireie of Blaireennaogh. et the advanced age of 9; yea,rs. Monday fennigt.t, Mr. Ralph • Culihaw. fen. of Wrlghtlogton, mparards of ~ r o years Head Mafter of the Grammar Schad itr Alliphant. * rewlktatli Foordtinier, datrghtor of 8. Fourdri- • ale'r;' MI of . South-place, Finibury•firare, aged two years and ahreelninses.. • -._ . • • '• In tkbe pricy of life, at Aokthorpe. tear Loath, Yorklbire;Mrs. Mitt rton, wiR of Robert Chattv roc, Elk of that plaoe.• Her death arm act:abased by a piece at lighted piper tplibt•topoes tle dos; which{a the Thaiia.} easght-her eietbaepord burned her in fo Rocking a meager 16 to Waft 4e40 1 , 111 0 1 3 a l . 11311111MATIIII AT WINDOW- MUMS To R 0 * likosiss • • - - .14 Deputes after 7 allonssa --,.._... ~,,,.____ MONDAY, OCTOPI if. R ..- 11;34 - 77, -- cw.Figki - dt M . :,vit.iin, incio.L..t ,i ., ,fy !,,,,,,, 44 ;4444 October in the' t 9th Of Odtehei-1' , . , %1 i. eeltii.4s; Avenge by:. 7d --ars; 544 buret tints ha vece ni. A ItETUR.N OF FL.O UR.. Front tke oath of 049ber to the Dich. of 0444cer • v 4,43-, t.7ss facks-,Aserage 695. $14.-. 1 ,. . os 61d. foyer than lad rituro. ...litrylisii Intik*, ifinta, as irkainsan 43 linnet %neat • 43i 'sBs yos SuralSc to to. ph. Fine t 74$ Or..y Peas 31 , 311 • &mediae i 7SO . its net, tn:w 4ss 4h. s ßye, oath . "4,3g5. . Ditto, old, to 54 • 114t1r# 3 3 4 39 , 64 Tick Bl,adl, cat 30Cied ' Malt . . Peal 741 301 04 01, 431 White 4,4 .43i 3ss Od OW 40 . 30$ 3Ve . Boilers 53$ 58$ Pa/ands SSG $76 411 . Rape seed azL to 431- per ha. PRICE QF SEEDS IN MARK-LANA. Carraway new 901 to VS per , evrY coviinder, 133 to tas do. Wiiiii MUltird Seed, 6s re las od tree beild. ' *own ditto. 91 to tr. do. Broad Bons 36s to 32s per 'patter Long Pads 34$ to Os Tares - 35$ 40 1.04 to 52$ 0 4 PRICE OF HOPS. . . . S,(s.ettectis. . 61 iris to 81 os Ptak • 71 •••4 t, 94 .... hall ~ 01 . It to 71. 75 Sulk* - 71 Gs to la. ge Isbi ,6) 6s to yl xs Farnham sot ....., to sat e a 5 .,, PRICF. OF HOPS IN TFIT. BOROUGH. illas . 71 7s to St Si 1 Pockets II Es to pi po. PRICES OF tut AND STRAW. St, jr.nices.. . Whiteehapel. Hayoorload 3 3oto a ill 0 I Hay per load 3 16 to 4 id Straw 1 t 6 '0 to * 8 0 Straw t 54 ni a 1 . , . Clover 5 o t.. 6 G . PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW N SMITHFIELD. Coq Hay, 31 ter to 41 44 NeWClolter, TA Co t. 41 0 :few Do. 21 tOs to 5/ 15$ Old Do. yl los to 01 Ge • , Straw. it lISto SI as NRWOATE and LEADENHALL. o:lleber 23. Per stone of Sib. by the earcale. ilea Is 8.1 to 3% Ed I Veil 34 od to 4. fe Pittston a. 6.1 togs Ed Peak as trio ys li4 La° 4l • -•••••• 3 1 ad 10 4s 84. • PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. St. J ansen's market 4 3d l'oeru Tallow 755 6d to 0, Clare Market_ , 4$ 3d Idi"of 11,140 -. 1 1.0 7 1 ' • • Ei whiuch.pe market White ditto' 69s od to 0 (pet Rose of 81b.) as 'ad Sorp altos 69% to OP r 4 .--.-... McittitStai /Bs id ost6S las 84 Ditto rough 391 (id us'ai Avenge Price as 3d Gravel its od Good Orel* tos too Yellow Soap, Os to 00-Mottled; BEd-Card. 9Ss Price of Candles per dozen, i I. ca,-..14 0 .44 6 , I % s ag RAW HIDES. Hkles(perftone) 3s 6.1 to 3a 84 Horfe Skins lbs od is n o Middling 3s ad to 3s ad Sheep Ulm 3s od to 4. ..4 Ordinary as sod to 3s od Sheaf:lMO os od to c' c i g Heavy Calf iss 64 each I Lamb Skins as 6d to odd PRICE OF LEATHER. par EN AT LEADENHALL Butts, so to 561 b each p3f4 to 251 d Ditto, 60.t0 631 b s6d to ayes Merchints Backs *id to Sol DrelSng Hides sad to 334 Fine Coach Hides sad to 454 Crop Hides for Cutting 224 to . 4 , Flat Ordin a ry . Weld to z d Calf Skins, 30 to cclb per dozen Mid to 49:1 Ditto 50 to 70Ih idd 'o Ild Lino . 70 to Bolb Pd to 314 Small Seals (Greenland) per lb. 3s od to 31 44 'Lam ditto tons to tios per dos. Tanned Horfe Hides ao to 3as 'eadh NEW COAL MARKET, Oetober 23. 'hips at Markei. 'hhips Sold. Pekes. 9 Newcallle Coals 4 4/s 9d dos ,d o Sunderland . . 9 Co. 04 Om 404 0 Stone Coal o atm od 960 tid COUNTRY MARKETS. I.I,„!CAS Or GRAIN AT TM& tottostoso 314414411. BolAcriToKc.....-Ulleat 68. ed to Bos od'per Q.u.lrter. Barley 33$ 0.1 to 36e ed I Beans 3.s ad to r ildo`4 oars 290 od to: 3 _•• as 64 I Kale . lam od too :Pod Mame nuad.o.-Wli.cat 651 od to 113 s od per tl i r , talky 321 l al to 3;, , s od [BMus cos' Od to Slut Od Oats . 31s Od to in. ed Peafe ourtiod to 5a.-td Nainisci.-Wiatat '66. 64 to'poi od per Q. 1 ... Barley 28s as to 36$ od I Beans sos od' tts 6.2..-94 Oats. . . a6s od eo „im td ( Peale sos od to ,455 od Hen Lc r.--Wheat 6as "od to 861 od per (kr, Earley 321 od to 371 04 I Beans 52. od to 79 , td Oat. 264 od re 34, cd Peale 44r od to jilt-c4l RIADING.-:Wheat 6;. od to 136s'od lux (t- Sarley . _Sys od to 376 6.1 Beans 3Es old to pyi od - oats z6s i 4 to 315 od I Peale . ..4139 ed td 6 4 ' 4 '04 .. ECCI.c.SIASTICAL od ACADEMICAL eit ol loo.4.i. Wednefd.i. on the relignation cf Ptofelfor Dataet, t'.e Ln, ... p,,,, , ,,it.,iagiftrates. .it: Couocil of 'tti , lour 4t . retegft,ediijr., tniether with Mr. Cesivn Dvobar../ 1 "t Pillual of G"'ic' is. tha• UniverSty. 'fbutfday the Rey. Mr. fain Camphell ,lyft , iazr of Kirp. ,- , was admitted one of the kruipt . ers of the T016.4 , b Church, EdlidsJr4l. Liu room of the late Dr John Keo.p. The Res. Mr. jan.es K. bcrOun,oce of the Minilters of Soutb I .eitla, prea ated and pr ciit!, t, • Oareao, Oo r.26.-On Tlumfday latt the Rev. &pawl z .•ir B. U. of i.niserlity Cul'ege, and 'teeter of Melfnaby, in lie D:. eetc of Cheller, war adazitte.l Doane In Div:l4:y. ()rm.! :;....; polinder -Mr. Henry Fynes. 'Rev. Oc.irga iliornfbn and Itc. George Blifs, B.A. of Chrilt Church. were admitted M.lten , Arts.-Mcffrs. Rick.rd Hokndro Amplilett, of Unit. 4. y C.. lege ; Edintiod Pa:...7 of Q .. t . :een's Colkee; Francis Mei ,-..p.iins of Chrilt Church ; Thews Heber, and Charier. Oto•ltyg, i,a ,firale.nofe College; Thus Huth. though, and John Colnns. 0) Jaw College. were admitted Baelititkt at -Arts. it3W6/4} . At4P4qi: L. i. - 4 AVING dedicated myfelf to the ttudv, 4iL • . 1 . A. ' gratiftel by the raoft confmieraisic praetice in that hrs.', se:Seh I theuen tipper to fella* I tnift that I have not wore oc r.sithlyntl. my dine than tbeFe who. lit` tke cursive b.::.1 vr o• pro:cfS..n ars ae•••Ationstty taunerfol is uncertainty as. , too , — r.hiays it4rllaat faeces which is at4trired Sy orsarntasatat • •lriteiodnal t.or7 to ono elate ao ditartic . s . . 2'73e iareafes of DABILITY art peculial, ter Airy; . .4. t' tolocwith the= a train of eantanct4t.t irtu?toms 1-I', fly 1 : 2f.c74 4 an vttil energy, r.iftertc: it CZ' Mame% or otar•- • • :Arseth.. , 0 ve,:rro., the pciralet-e of tal eriay. le zist . elm, itteh 7 abits reheat hogs, or the heluotertecs bt tetnturits yht.r . Quire the is oft.affittous pro:efLonal Rill; Lot •./ O.: ko.Q.c:c.:. ' of anoinyatn4 at is, the rytaistoraa are aorsvatc.;, an, tic 5.• ultras, is I::::erhroyed. . Asa billi+.l3 o .lt of Ow ROYAL 00t 7 ..R01 ta: Ur Al i ill Ll* , * I ,ir.tuni my pre2terelems on regikitity of education • UPI to 41 ''•i:. 1 ••••••ry uriutlegeta pra-.. -4 . 1 0..i feel inyfets •.teittel to *lt e•.): • . wit?. which 113 ave tatt,--to been :OM: , ralt Sonou, , i .10 th, Ent fon'it;ons of it:4 v0...' , .a..11. cany aTi.elle , lw r •.' prevc.ut !le cad...mit? of 1-.. ito•Mittred frame; tsar w ••%.: for.*, fr•rt a cim'ain bef:s. of Ay tintnanti se's 3t um /we 0 ..: eses.tenis mistoatuse Is !...arfai or the carhop[ or wait's .• • • Tamill pbyfttlan arabrorsis °VC!' 114 iahrtuity tent. earc•::. . • ;clinical. it matt he . ..rit'ael:•ry for him to be eon::: net oi • i capatikity or trreiwrnt tiut Co •Y' iLe atottinviebte he...N.4 Aild in re , :•:nt 'Jen .3 , 7-1 fikkle;talots ft ii:poiligt taro" ll ' 4 ' danger vs Mitre..l; in t%c meal cointterte.: edv• it is tc • ass, r • ' ment al ercluS le eroceirnee In tUa hr.: V. *at a , a e. tent/ eartecdife7ettablillacent I. meet the a.lvantrgc of els eic celeste taq.oft ifelthst 4 ls Ir% an aegtei iv it't any kind of DE 7 ll:_.frY. e ar•rthasytra••e : V!t*3l.tflitA.:: INIFECTIObL and in tfl'eaf.sehe MSC/ .i. IN wad= arc Rated ala the ful tote: view. PaIIZEStA ID 1441 country are erne.l.-..111. laelo:s aA. of r.:Ac i . are matted.. t to fpecify thlie ode IWhi Inactroi' of Gein4 •MA trll4 ti .R, , Mcflar 4 Of the Royal Cote of Sitylisa it Laoke valet et 11k , o•Feoal lk"-rr• 5w.0.,1 cam l'enuat! As.• ‘ • • ~. .......- Wiitea aid POUNed WERVItti aSltrif et seemary-phee. lattnbeth), settle !mt. Pvblithetlalho at the Seitz Oe tics ,Veht;l44.:s.