Star. — London, England, 1817-01-25 00:00:00

POLICE. mim..... HATTON-GARDEN.-.-YeSteriby Mr. Hunt. accom panied by Mr. Cobbett, and two other persons, and the boy Thomas llogood, who tore down the post ing•bill, entitled " Mr. Hunt hissed out of the City of lkistol," came to this office to know on what par ticular charge the boy was committed, when the fol lowing conversation passed Isetween Mr. Hunt, Mr. Cohhett, aid the Magistrates : . Mr. 1-11:171..-1 Understand the only offence this boy has been guilty of is tearing down a posting-bill, en titled " Mv. Hunt hissed out of the city of Bristol;' the bill in itself was a gross libel, aad did not contain one word of truth, and for tilting down this bill he was committed. I have frequently tern down a post ing -bill, and until iIOW I di.l not know I was offend-, inh against the laws nett) , country. The boy is all orphan, of industrious (titbits, and unblemished cha • ratter, and from the circumstances of the case I look upon yself as his protector, and lam determined to see biro justified. li demand a copy of his cum . mittal. MAGISTRATE.—Mr. Hunt, I recollect nothing of the case; the previous examination did not take place before either of us ; the Magistrate who heard the case is not ;,resent, but I agree with you in thinking,, that tearing down a posting•bill is not an offence that any recognizance can be taken of; it must be on' so.ae other charge he was committed, and by apply .ing at the prison you will, of course, obtain a copy 'awl his commitment : we never keep a copy of the commitrneht in the office. Mr. Conagre.—The boy when apprehended was found following his la'wtul business ; he was employ. ed in selling a'few tracts of the Religious Society, when be was seized on and robbed of them in the public street ; he was not idle nor disorderly, and . tint without mown he had sixpence in his pocket, of which he Wt. likewise robbed by John Limbrick, , an officer belonging to this office. He was brought to this office, where he o as examined : he stated him self to. be an orphan, and that being at present out of employ, he maintained himself by selling some reli gioos-tracts ; that he-paid Mr. Collins, of Paternoster row, 2s. that morning for the tracts he was robbed of : that he lodged atilS, Gee's-court, Oxford.street, where his character could be ascertained ; yet, after giving this good account 4-himself, he was commit ted is a 'vagraot, tharged..ith being idle and disor derly, having no lodging or visible means of subsist . once. Ido not look epon the proceeding altogether legal or just, and the boy most have redress ;' he _ wai robbed of his property, stet to prison, and dis. •Charged forwent of a prosecution; he is now set kinikt cm the world, deprived of tracts, by the sale of which he was able to maintain himself, and coinyel. • led,- through distress, to become a vagrant. The boy, sow being liberated from prison, comes to de . ?Mad his books. MAGISTRAM—We 'know nothing of his books; they ought to be returned to him. We supra. Liashriek has them, and 'he is now attending at the 01.1. Bailey. Mr. HUNT.-.-It is now twelve o'clock: we are i t oing further. and will call again at two; at which I Owe :we hope. Mr. Lhubrick will be in the way to af i kethem up, and likewise to answer any charge brought against him. Ar.4.quater past two o'clock. Mews. Hunt and :Cobbett:sorturned, and the "report of Mr. Cobbett seed Mn Hunt being expected there. canard the office to tat* esceedingly crowded. that the Magistrates complained of the exceeding pressure. on Which one .of iht.eificers began to tura part of the people vat. . ./ifrikuu7o-dchis is in open Court, I hope the :taantitattion end that as many'as the office will conveniently hold, will be permitted to. 'Amman. • ,: - Mmitavairrw—Ckrosialy, Mr. Hunt. Officers, letl the peopWeastaini bat-throw open the•folding-doors; YiVood,,theyoffieer, thee produced the tracts. tslr. Hafrbst Mr. Cobbett conoted them,o. and found 8. They 'wrote their names on the front of each, and ' • troy look'over them, lest there should be the ea r tasty other kind substituted. - • int. COSSITT..- Canbot we hear the charge, read i• taflotw book on which the boy war committed - Iftlaptrautwa.—lt has been .real elrealy to Mr. Mane. Mr. Ford, please a road evaLtbecharge. iikvtEird Thoosas Dogood , •hrought up as rriday, the lthb day of.J.inuery, charged by John isioahniik with being idle and diarderlyointhaving aeffiriblossiessistef absisteace. :Committed for want af boa." hew 'long have yea been in ifillet . lip.4-Fsharbdsis "day. fortnight until Wednesday kat. When leas.hosuabt kink parson, deal is s siring slag Okb•sonse others, or the Seesioas House, what I .wasjesteluirged. so pence appearing against me. • tikaallautr...-Catnattbe 'toy lay hie informs. dolt against the fellow whoetepped bins its dearth*, aad•tablesikisiela iathr twiddle of-the day.? . Tbiesesatm ,I , l* Sill to is &oaf:car beloeging to • dkolluss , . , bis will tot be out of the way, and it Is. • heePtirderalatheffborgoirehen he. is fumes. William read, jon, and John Limbrick, the two ofiltera7wha apifreheada the boy, just emend the • Office... • - • . lioattes•Wsiistaadedlayag a paltioss teepee"; ties this case ffliersteise House of Commonsiltur we bavir.sherea,:emeatiaski and instead of that Wilda liipkeits# tellays-storanbot of the wholesale before thotottatafjoi State+ the bop shall beeighted r astil' alse.!puldie•thall see that their liberties dealt-am , be trifled with. -•*Maorstakat.a..Now, here. is Ltrabricktri4-tee load- to any charge against' biro„ -sew it ytknotiose. . Lind:tisk - and Reid . were Abed placed eal disbar. awl Thema Dogood, the boy, was broughtlorwhed • to prefer his complaint. • Mr. Coolierr.—Boy; the tables are now turned t ,beafit afraid, spesh the truth manfully ; you shall be d;= yas 001N.11:prisCaler ; you are the see * • aucl , elsosimehokhaveaccosed lot, are now the Marnasays..- Mr. ..Rord, be very particular in ulkingdmitrausseryword•ther.complainancsays shave it boa hentaelfilerd - do :atomic a nerd, as thetas. • is ra;briattlllefora Abe Secseary of Sate, that' yes eaay.lscievtoesesitat of*, facts.. • Thomas Dogood deposed, that he itidges 13,' klaies-miort; Viload-otamr ii that . 'about dates M ~- ("cone in we forenoon of Friday, the 10th of Ja nuary inst. as he was going along Long-acre, he saw a crowd of persons readangeome posting bills I—he saw a man, after reading :he bill, take and tear it down, and say—d , Lbave_torn down thlt bill, and let some other of ye tear down the other ;" they were two large bills fresh stack up, and in large letters at the top was-46 Mr. Hunt hissed out of the City of Bristol.° He remained reading the bill until the crowd dirpetsed, and when he read it he tore it down and walked away.' He saw Read and Limbrick come, up to the place and gather up the fragments of the bill, on which he suspected they were officers, and he ran away ; but they followed him, and took him into custody, and Limbrick took the tracts now produced out of his bosom, and then conveyed him to this Office, where he was searched, and 6d. he had in his pocket was also taken from him ; he was then locked up until evening, and at seven o'clock he was brought again before the Magistrate and committed ;—pre vious to being sent to prison the sixpence was res:cred to him. Limbrick.—Your Worships, the reason of this ,charge being brought against me is, because I am of a different way of thinking with other Gear/ems— (looking at Mr. Cobhett and Mr. Hunt) —.for Lam a loyal man, mid .a lover of my King and country. Maorsteam—Limlwick. do not be so warm ; what you are, we know. Really, Gentlemep, we cannot for a moment look on this in the light of a robbery, and must dismiss the complaint. Both Mr. Huai and Mr. Coserrx thanked the Magistrates for their polite attention to them r they laid no blame to the officers ; but they thought the Magistrate who committed theboy was wrong, whicls they would see into. CORONER'S INQUESTS, •••••••,••••.m.n 77 * . • An Inquisition was taken on Thursday morning, which lasted till nine o'clock in the evening. before Mr. STIRLItto, Coroner for Middlesex, • at the house of Mr. THoMAI HIPILig, the Duke of York, Queen street.. Edgeware-road, Mary-la-Bonne, upon the body of Mary Ann Golding, the daughter of John and Elizabeth Goldingi of No. SO, Molyneux-street, Mary-la-Bonne, whose death was occasioned by the barbarous treatment of its parents. , The deceased was only five years of aye. • The Jury being sworn, went and viewed the body; its appearance was shocking, being coveted with Imarks of violence from the neck downwards to the thigh, which were inflicted by some weapon. The back had several old wounds upon it, the legs were bruised, and the whole frame was emaciated. The ',try afterwards•received the following evidence : • Mrs. Annette Jordin ' widow, being sworn, said, that she was a lodger in the same house in which the parents of the , deceased lived ; she had lived there twelve months. The deceased had always appeared, during that time, till within the lass six months, hi, a good state of health. She was in the habit of seer ing her frequently. The deceased had two brotherj younger than herself. She was never allowed by hew parents to play with her brothers or other children iii the house, bet was always confined in the kitchee,l and had not, fee * lasttlimmooslskissen out of 'the. kitchen maritime twice', and that was at the dandled'', request ; she told the mother cash confine mem would impair the child's health. The parents of the deceased never treated her in the tame man‘ ter as the other children, bet at all times seemed much prejedieed . against her, as if they had formed ' some particular disgust towards her: About a month ago, the mother of the deceased beat . tier in the pney ; her cries were very loathe she went in a theft time afterwards tb the privy, 'and saw a quantity of blood which had • flawed from a wound • in the de ceesed's arms caused by her mother. beating: leer. About three weeks • age-she beat the deCeasetragai4 with some weepoo, Which she supposed to be of coo. siderable size ; for she beard very violent blows, and she was in a room over that in which the deceased wits. At that time the deceased mode lung borsible sties, which induced witness end hetotinst, who lives lick her, to go down to speak to theasother ; they asked her what she was doing to the deceased ? She luldthem to mind their own bedtime, she would dot at she pleased with be own child . ; they refereed to their eparnsent, and sever ;airfare, sifterivardt.—' About t 'feetnight go the 'UMW butt the deceased for hilt an hook Mg* belied Wow O h W bow, and the arson et the dalli-Olicianding thesis .. She tb ougbt the blows were giiii'llfe:ehiir: On the Monday foaming the modure left the house witboo r gi n e' og any. ,notice to•thrlandlodpilnieisinteodons.. 'At another time, previously/ the Mother put the deceased under the wear-butt ] and be 'the water 'run apse, her ter "Maltribill a -stwitruirref an hour. - At me timed* I feller beet *mid, when he Weaved bon* ham hi o wed, at lights although - thitattother bad been tet t ail t ber. Since the dicessed.vres = e rt ull a i rout a for ago, she had not hard her ' voice at all. She led on. Friday Hit s s.: she lit; rvevea t fres Menthols:an treatment of the parents. ' ;Wailer* Sernweit, surgeon, ?S's •streete , Mary-la-bonne, beieg'reuelw said; that cot ifeds* !day sennisht he .. irts,Sestt for to steed, thicgte4 by its mother ; .when ' he - 'arrived he foetid . with *cough and lever; he .sent ewe' pi* . * s.t hd delled•next day,- and found the' child , b ; Ise; didumuntiress die•eltild, nor see if tillyt 1 . t if eisiletteowiete ow thebody:t am- inhibit Mid' 'tliar:ihti would let him know it shebeseis any iiistslgi a t again attending.', 'Eh helfrOitothing ofAie , till Friday fast,'-when it %Or' tatillsClattidgetd him toconse ve dor de •ftsie% 'she be *if e staid for a short time to prepare sonse•staidieine Mei patient ' when the .bby.returbed -dad-rinfornsed him that he had no -aceasieu moose,. tor-she 'child - Wei I dead. .He had opened the deceased thetday foe the inspection of the Jury, and found @eternal marks spoil the body-; but nut of that violence, in his opi 'nion, which were•the immediate came at her death ; the body was very emaciated, an •itsfilmansitiOn was on. the lungs, and there was an adhesimi of the lungs to the pleura. • •.4 Fore enatr-- 44 Do yew Mira it wasoproper remedy to. pot the deceased under a wuter-butt, and let the watorfrue upon: it. sash's lenothukinve, for such disaaden stabs deceased was aillieted-with? . Susgeoe—•M Certainly DUG It 'Was brutal conduct, and most espeettlly , to a child of suet tend!" years. lie marks of vsoleaeowhish be had mentioned were - • - --- . I ....aosak.i.ihee. wers-ptoduced be •.-- beating with some rare. 114) could trltikte UPo i n hipstb ity what caused her dilth s hi was very well satisfied the deceased died in convulsions ; but hol the convulsions Were Produced, he could not say." Mr. James Wilstead, No. 15, Molyneoz-street, said, that about three months ago, the witness, Mrs. Jordan, came to him, and informed him that Mrs. Golding was in the constant practice of ill-treating the deceased ; that she had that morning put the de ceased under a water-huts, after just taking her nut of a warm bed, and the cold water ran up9ll her for fifteen minutes; he (witness) went to the overseer, and informed him of the child's treatment; the over seer paid no regard to what he told him ; he there fore went to a Magistrate, who said he could not ren der any assistance; that the overseer had not done his duty, for he Pfacthe only person who could interfere. IHe therefore troubled himself no further. _ _ Charlotte Tapiin being sworn, said, that she lived in the same house with the deceased for ten months; she was generally absent. from konae from morning till evening. She had often known the. deceased to be beaten by its ptrents. On Friday se'nuighi, she heard the deceased screaming in a terrific manner; she and the landlady went down to the mother, at the request el one of the lodgers, who informed thero that the mother was murdering the deceas'ed. They went down, and 'the mother shut 'the door of her apartment. They asked her what she was doing to the deceased ? She replied, that they had better mini their ow' business. The deceased bad scArcely ever any clothes upon fur back, and was worn out te a mere skeleton by bad usage; while the ether chih dren were fat. hearty, and well clad. The CORONER said, that it appeared to him the death of the deceased was caused by a constant re. petition of ill treatment.. There was unwound upon the deceased which caused her death, according to the evidence of the surgeop.; yet, from .the appear• once of the child there candle! but.little doubt upoe the subject. He was sorry. .114,evidence was not rap iciently conclusive to .. wariant them to return a vet} dist of murder against the brutish parents.,, Foremap—" The Jail wish to return such a Tee. dicta, would be the means of . causing the parents t be punished. •COuld we not mum a verdict of raise detneanoor ?", • 1 • CanoNea — " You cannot return such a' erdict.— You perhaps'had better, in your verdict, state what yon think produced the child's death." • The Jury, after about an hour's conseltation, re turned the following verdict pi-di The deeraied died in conindrionr, caused by the trawl treatment of her unnatural parentx." 4nniNime • Yesterday an Inquest was held at the Bunch of, Grapes, Peter-snot', 'Golden-squire, on the body of a man who wsed . to sweep tbe crossing at Store. street, Bedford-squoe, who was found dead at his lodging, in Peter -street, 'Golden-s4nare. A woman who lived, in an adjoining room stated, thaton Thurs. .day wonting she was .aliened' by groans from his room, of whit:hobs informed his landlady, who went in with be., when they fogad him lying by the fire. side. quiet-dead. The landlady confirmed this evi. deem, and. added, that the domed, 'who was ninetytwo years of sae bad lodged at her house four years, during which *swop for soc ever came to see hinsi , , seeeept one wawa; about two Months hick.. I%s roe. had sot be* yleaned out during that time. nag SWIM witisloati hew saseded.. She anseakiefijl seas , mortis: a toted - deal or moneys but ;there- ''' wastz a 04 best let& room ouirehilliniand foot ila ' s:jo . There were, however. WIWI, WU , and , t se that hi could sot-have (bed tskow ' . Illai a Marti' Math. ': • • '''" --' • . • ="••• 1 ' . i ______-_,i mi „,..•l . •'.,3 -,4 tfr ii•tiii ' • A Csentlet,anslehosedo4llTholiOntit from Parisi -mat* itifiltidth be reaaftsNl on Mooday last, .the eOmmon topic th e re ii bery,..said , to Imre bear commkted the ',mei a few mike from Boulogne, On the road.ttEl • .• bearing Ol a Russian Meninges; presents'oths value from the Emperor ALlO:Annan to the I lthnewr of Blaming. • Brief possible exertion was being made by the Police to dkoter the offenders. Monday, the 19th instdst,' the - barriers belonging, to R. L. ALOOOn, Esq. t h rew off at Brady's Crag, IWhere a fox • broke covet.' Me took over Stagshaw. Bank, thence to Aytoo Deati;•Whittle Dean, and to Horsley- village. Being 'there headed, he Wok a north direction towards HarlOtir-ltell, .Dissingtoo, , Bitchfield, and Belsty, without ectseck, a dittance of twenty-six . miles. From . the. quantity of hares in l *dint Part, Reynard was Onfortonately lost. Om ell horsemen in the field, onksix arrived t aa Salsay. Two.. of the horses are sine, died. and paiese.clap. . !malady ill.. A W aiys Igo wirstili of , . _102 1 114111t, *VW 4 1 thee respeCtible"firsolsv A ssiemb.lell ,owscd of; bars en the lantdi'ot Tiendialas !ear rellw•greens rick, and . feltitdonsly Olt dawn nearly I gil.,locde .pf withe'tkorn-trees. information of the outragefuniag been imparted to the Rev. CUARIMI Coors , . Chit respectable Magistrate of that county , he !OPachantlad the ibllowint persons, whist. , be lodged in gaol; et; s. Johe ladies; and rat. Ryan M. O ' Donnel, M. y i d T 5.; Neely, D. Keefe, fct.lliek and M. Vits4eSeMS' ematral others. of . the ; paety wet! cog** sod fi ned ein ,alikt the TIM*" • , • ' Fireless/I.; &tit , burgh. dite4,January 3, says— ;ssion thi 244' of her last a general .nmeting . visres ititiirtnted in the atairs of the Bank took place th.the great !Sloop. of the Borseti-hill ; several :hunched's Of them were present. The; re.sident of.* Coannit,tee chosen to *manage this imporienthusiness„ hfi:'ls6l..T.Str, gave a very ample report of the:mule of thietaleivours of the deputation seat to. Paris, and lately - returned l'rein thence ; which resoly'was ,(repre sented as . advantageous as existing circumstances i peraitted 'then) to expect. The French :Omicrons,* has made much opposition. and Ibeirri.ontyjts wil lingness to restore' that sum taken awls* . by General GOMM% ihq'inthe name of LOCIts XVAlt..tuok the command of the French corps here . froin Devousr, and . which amounted to I.Boo,ooofrancs ; hut at last it consented, as a particular mark of • its friendship. and benevolence tot Hintburgb, to acknowledge as a national debt the sum of 10 millions. to be inscribed' in the name of the Senator Ser.t.au (one of the depu. ties) in the rent-book, and to pay the arrears and lcurrent interest at ihe'rate of 5 per cent. According , to tins sconveistion, by which all the, former arrange. ments in behalf of - the.*tqf are annulled, 100 maxims, I"mm rat,. _ _iello froosyqpii in the Freud fispide, which promos T plf,Oallty pr co at .4..0..4:Ai . I, ' as it • aid at CO VEMt The `tepetition ted last mane w. larly Yot Celia was portant in the final ded with , The page.ai which not boards at slightest lot Mond Satursi mew, at. haviqg sent Relief of t performed aice, for might be dies, and happy in Captsin male iou. ofective tlemen Manche: services &IA Per Mutton LiCI Hay ai Straw H St. James'- Claft mum! Whiteciepel per 'tone Yellow PRICE Butts, So Ditto, .56 t Merchants Dressing H line Guilt OAPs BM !Ai Unmoor, Obi Oarbili *ls Itas at# Nfwas, Oats Ws. to dit /Mr psi: &maw 1110s t per • !Dublin Paw . Them!lise:Wen vide for ana - y at puithased' Seaterda . wirwiwoof a ,rusiplittuns. =are, la, I have been, yam in two or three is not, we madmen k . a visit from open the of alien Amanda; Ditty u Anistere.aut Ditto at stet Rotterdam Antwerp AkHamburglt Dittiii 4 :« • Botulism Fraakiart Mak Madrid Cadiz *die lorelin New '' •YMterdaf, place, ltuesell-squiire, At Bally . of his Majesty' grand daughter Lancashire, Waterford, Wednesday. Worcestershire, Longford, and sister Fsiday. Bank Block 1234 4 214 223 i S per et .140. Dui° Comes ) , 64 4 per Cents. Stitt SO . • super cent. 94iit 1..A00►, lb 1,11-1114 India IIIML:11 IV A 1 . 1..6.Tu moRRu. Morwcag - - 1 Altermon - • ...ait.. s i, ......,............._ . LONIX)I4 : Pritite4 by I.sarr • a , Publudred titer% and at the ' COV?dPf CARDER riZATRE, .............a . !petition of die lismourent L'atfeent •Itt -. night a numinous audieu cm. And the p.,rf., , ✓an successful. All the: peyfoc flyers, paiti.u. lUNG I ejected themselves Tana great eff,...c . ....- 1 acted: by Ws. Psi:kin s a thegge so ~a in the easy could not lmliessli cicadae! .0 I success of the Play-hecoetrts were retv..;_ i the most,flattering marks of.appcohition.- ;rant with ohich the Play concludes, aitd n of less than two hundred persons are on the at one tune, was mcnaged without t I : embarrassment. The Play was announced iday with applause. 'day evening the Officers of the &it!: 7 -s*, and Captain CLARKE cif the Marines, 7... 4 sent a donation of 4150 to the Fond for its If the Distressed Poor, at Bolton, in Lancashi.e led liHAIIe.sPEA lI'S ?toy, of the Aterchattei7, • the benefit cf that Fund. The Tticitre s a be expected. was attended by the first taro, i all the beauty and fashion of 13olton and i: . The Offiders, who' siistained the parts Cristiana, and Lanier/or, we:e pArtictiLi n its t1y,...r delineatirms of those charac:rrs, an I CLARKE, in Skylark, must have su:Jied ll us Jew dion , sug.hly, to have perfrrmed it in I e and masterly a. stunner. The Military G e were assistediin this"occasion by a ftw ut tt• inter Theatrical Company, who gave 6.: i gratuitavaly• : ' ...,..---,- . ~. .. . --- '77a . 4.4larzys.. ;ATE *NOW PEN HAI.IiIidARE us, ;AK 21 fay the Carcass.) r stone ts El to Si 111-Voal Is 01 to j 4 R - ' 3i Od to 4s 0.1 I :1 ) ork. - is 4.1 !fl 41 I. . - . iCiS OF HAY AND STRAW YESTIADAIt. ST. Dimes's. , . ' WinTaca•etc. I 15s Od •to • ill :It Od' Hwy 5 l. Si' ro 61 Os 11 16s 04 to 21 )3.0 94 I straw ll . 18s to di a eleitii i - 71. 2 Oa bd. to it so. --........„,...._ . V 11144 ,or 40;3, New 11A41111: blew 0 ?Cie11474. .lII' 06..1.21 as • ...I' D!' Its to 11l 101 101 to 11l IX , 1r Os te ltil V 131 'Os ill 161 Os It nt Hit 04 to ..;.,: l . . • NM .. Sid: Swag .{par O. liar"! •is i Sat i s .1s la 1 , 1 ..11$ f i li 10 ge ~a 4 • Kato call ... - : Utak. 0 'ls Old to _ Si . id. Eug„ Iforse eslo tto killul-41,114,' St liff:to Od.==Dcfans 'is 01 to ;= 04 Pkicii. 01.141.100 W, • es's Market . ' •24 ill I't l'ifli Tallow 594 ota it il fads!{!. •;:. ID. .od V.;110* Russia tii liap gone el Is 44 White -dote co, . et I ale! - :..... Soap thug 55. w Soap,ll.4.!4netbel; 94e-Curd, We-Paint, Sis Candles per dos: los Od-eMoulds..t Is 6.1. !EOF•LEATHER'IN LBADENHALL-STREET. 50 to 50ths 17d 40,1 Cult Skins, 35 CO 10th, 131' 6to ACID, -23 d 243 hitto 50 to 701bs _td ats Backs 04k1 00d Ditto 70 to doll's 2el .: g Hitles 144 164 I Small Seals Gretntoid •:.44 a, lab Hides ' lad 1744 l.Fge ditto. per doz. :fii,it C6AL MARKET. JANUARY 44. I at Marks*. Ships sold. ' Prices. Iron:aide • IS • 40s. 441. to 454, ri,!. andetiand I 41a 6.1. to On. 0.. •• • -OLIN MY MASERU, • moor, Jan. lA.-Wheat per load, .iS Os. to tid I ties, ail Os to 001 Os. • Barley,per quarter 26s :o .11 IS to 4114. '. &Ms S4s. to 645. Old Beans 001 to Iltillatiffa. Rye 4104 to OW. • sagy . , Rattail Wawa 4*iew ISM Darla 22. to 71. s• 4044 . aqw *of to los. Peas 40s to 48s. no, lag. 24.1.'Le Nee of e bushel of wheat 13.. r 66 QaertawkAif, thearen.ls.lll.l. )iou4tholcl,ll.l: Mee. Jae. 1144... Wheat 7s. Od. to 15s. tki a bushel. • milt; , Breeds.'. 6d, the half peck. aiwir-4)st the subject of the Ptavision-trade to tuna, %per oethe list Omaha theli4l , wvisig'frripbrtant arti ego has:Wen a most extroordisiatrylsrielMess In th.provi 1f We ortwo dare. Beef, which would be considered a led's! 23'125. or - £3 15s. a tierce a few weeks slat, ay bad at no Its than ,85..Th4 Is stikpased to be the/ !aof a stipulator!' with Prannicoihrecsta with thc kali eats, in virtue of which provision supplies for tau At are, to a cenain exam; to be had from Great Brltaln a, In fact, as English euutractor In town, who is said en ditpachetat 'lnclose of the negotiatio n wit ls thel a Loweets, finctit: has suited his Views to buy up, se!: three days, Nolen than 1.'60,004i. wortlAfbeci. Ai . ..1 we understand, his intention to stop here. We beh:s , a parts of the hi:sedum, I.imerick, Cork, &e. cla,f ex, from hIM before the close of the week. All w., st,:o. o subject is, that we hold It to be clearly the advocr rs to make prompt bargains." COURSE Of , EXCFIANGE, YESTERDAY. dada . 39 2 13.2 U. Barcelona co 1 sight 36 8 ' Whoa l dam 12 OC. F. st-Sebastiao on t sight 11 17 • Gibraltar 5:1 lam 12 1 2U. Leghorn, -r; f r 1) 12 0 'Gram, 4it orgh . 35 II 26111. Yestlce,n. C. 1.17.14(401e 36 0 2jU. . ineffective per /. stet 17 • e_ ary • fotate 25 10 Maku 46 ,:: • : 26 90 2U. Naples; rs. 1112 25 SO Patermo,lled Fr at. at ea the Lisbon, 58 I , 140 a Mo. Oporto, SS I i . 354 eifective Rio Janeiro 58 35t effective Dublin, 13 .. .. 24i Cork, 13 Asio of the Bank CO Holland T. per celt. _.... • PRI - ea - aftool.D AND'S; I.V R. sevosatlfroltiwCoini per oz. Is 19. ed. reign Gold in Bars • - :: lOs el ew Doubloons . . • 3 15s C:1. ew Datum ' i . - 0 41 111 d. Wee in bars - - 0 5s ISt BIRTH.. erday, the I,ady of Arthur 11,4ify, Esq, of Writ' 8 4, !: kusseU-sqiire, of a daughter. . MARRIED. lath, on Thursday, the 23d instant, Itz:llari 3' 11,7 . Majesty's Ist Regiment of Life Guar,, to /4;i5. laughter ol the lite John Datrion, Esq. it; !fols:ef kite, and of M.D. Carr, Esq. of Antadeeh i die ford, Ireland. inesday, by special license, at the Earl of reauchan:i ateriblre, by t4e Kew. Resitrahl Pyrilar, the f''`' ord, to the I.ady Georgiana Ls.,gon, daughter of r.!,, ter of the present Earl of Beauchamp. DIED. ay, the 17th instant, Mary Jenner, yourgeft e.n.i: , ! rta Turuer, Bay. of Mill-hill, near isisckburr. PRICE OF STOCKS Y EsTrit DAY. hock 123 k 224 2334 India Stock - 1. Red. 63iii . India Bonds s 4 esp . . [lons.est 64 Imp. Aini.- .Iffits. Stift eo • Ecct.equer 11.11 s :g 11 . 14 :till. 94iit • (...011‘. fur ace. 'e i;.:4l. ,il Ills. 15 , 11-16 i . Lottery •Ileitets 1:1,9 1' It W ATLI: T 0 molutuwAT Lost )..n4 PRII forlstos - 4 MM. WW I ftermon - . .001Aft4: Print - es! - it Levet IC;,4 : i,Tiiliff -11,0; Pahlished tktre. and at die btar•ollic,s, Tutipk- 1 1 6*- ‘ Stitsex Emmet Dm Heifers