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LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF KING's BENCH, MAY 2. THE KING V PARLEY. On Saturday, as we have Rated, Mr. Serjeant Bvsr, on the part of the defendant, Mr. Hill Dar- Icy, moved for a rule to thew caufe why the vet did of Guilty, which had been obtai3cd againtl him, Ihould not be fet alide, and a new trial grant - ed? This cafe was permitted to Rand over till to day, to give the defendant an opportunity of an affidavit, Rating the fan, that would be proved by a witnels, of the name of Duncan. who was at prefent, as be believed, in Scotland, and whole evidence was material to his defence. This was an indilment under very pen-41circumflances, founded on the 9th Anne, c. fat 8. It wa• very proper that the Al Ihould be carried into execution, hut the Court would not be difpnfed to firetch it to an undue length. They would with it to operate en thole, who were manifally guilty: but it could not operate on a party, who had never had an opportunity of defending himfelf. This was an inditment for an aflault on account of money won at play, and if the defendant was con rifted, he was to forfeit all his goods, and to fuf fer two years imprironment in the county goal where the affiult was committed. He fhould Rate the fads, which Duncan would prove, which were there :—That the profecutor purfued the defen dant through the greets of Brighton, calling on him, in an abufive manner, to pay him the 501. which lie had won from him- at play. In conk quence of this conduß of the profecutor, and a number of people afl'embling, the defendant was obliged to go into R. Duncan's lodgings, and the evidence he was to give was, that lie was prefent, and heard the profecutor, with three other perfons whom he did not know, at different times after wards confulting together, and they agreed to go to the defendant's apartments to demand this son. and that if they could not perfuade him to pay it, they would provoke him to fight, and then they would india him as they had dope. Mr. Easaing raid, the policy of the *mute cer tainly was this. The law would not authorize any man to recover, by anion, money won at play ; and before the palling of this Ratute, many men, who had won money at play, b intimidestion had procured that redrefs and fatis faßion, winch the law would not have given them. The winner at tacked the lofcr by threats and violence, and fo compelled him to do that which the law would not have authorized him to do. There fags would be ftron evidence for the confideration of both Judge and Jury on the trial. The defendant was in a confiderable way of trade, by having married Mrs. Pritchard, Who keeps a very confiderablewarehoufe. Lord Ett.terioeoverit liked, if it was poffible to get an affidavit from Duncan ? • Mr. Dumas faid, he was afraid they could not, as he was in Scotland, and they did not know , where, fo that they could not write to him. Lord EttErisoaotiori laid, he might not be in Scotland at all ; and how did they know be would foon return ? Mr. EaSKIWI laid, it was (worn, they expelled he would loon return. In a limiter cafe, the Lord Chief Juflice of the Common Pleas raid, " The Court would prefiime that the witnefi would return from Scotland fpeedily." (A prodigious laugh.) Lord ELLENBOROUGH......We will grant you a 'Rule to thew caufe. Mr. Serjeant Berr, on the fame fide, obferved, that if the Rule for a new trial was not made ab folutc, he hoped the Court would permit them to move in arrelt of judgment. Lord ELLENEOROUGH defired him to Rate his grounds. The learned Serjeant laid, his grounds were two ; In, The affault was Rated to have taken place in September, and the indißment was found at the Midlummer Selfions in the fame year. The bill was found in July for an affault, which was Rated not to have been committed till the Septem ber following. The fecond ground relied on the authority of the cafe of the King v Randal and others. 3 Term. Rep. 98. Lord E LLENBOR OUGH.—I am all aid your mo tion in arreft of Judgment will not do you any good. Thal, however, are your grounds. PATVR RooK3. Lord ELLENDOROPCH °Merited, that a cafe had been entered for argument in the fpecial paper, a term or two ago, and the paper books had only been delivered this morning. His Lordfhip or dered that this cafe might be entered the lab in the paper. Mr. Junice GROSR raid, he thought the Rule ought to be altered, and that paper books fhoald be delivered at the time the caufe was entered. The Court agreed with his Lordlhip, and Lord ELLIMBOROLIGH defired the officer would not draw up the Rule in future, without teeing the Wit fettled and figned by Connie!. BLUR O. ALEXANDER. This was an anion for a breach of promife of marriage. The Plaintiff, the daughter of a re-' fpeZtable tradafman in the Weil of England, was courted, reduced, and abandoned by the Defen dant. Being only nineteen, the was obliged to foe by guardian, and a gentleman of the name of Morgan undertook to fee her righted. When the trial came on a reference was agreed to. The award of the arbitrator was, that the Defendant fhould par 10 the Plaintiff 1501. together with all the cons of the fuit. In the affidavits on which the prefent Rule was granted, it was (worn that Mr. Alexander had again by his fedußive arts prevailed upon her to leave her lather's hook; and that after getting her into his power be made her fign a relcare for both the rsol. and the coils, which he thought would be valid in law, the being then 2 5. The Attorney, therefore, applied that the colts might be paid to him. Cattle was now thewn. An affidavit was pro duced from Mils Ellis in which the fwears that the left her father's }mule voluntarily, and that her le motive was the cruel treatment (he had expe rienced. In anwher. the Defendant fwears that he :tad paid to the Plaintiff every farthing of the at and colts before the erleofe was executed. However, it appeared that the ideate was dated before the time lized by the arbitrator for the pay.l ment of the money to the Plaintiff at her father's bottle, and that the Defendant had received notice not to pay over the money to her. The 'Court fetid, that the attorney had a lien upon the coils; which could not be defeated by this tranfadion between th,: parties, whether it was real or collufive.—Rule APRIL 29.—••COPPINGER V. ruzittissmas, Mr. ERSKINE, on the part of the Meffrs.Tbelluf- Cons, moved for a Rule to [hew caufe why they fhould not be difcharged out of cuftody on filing common bail. However extraordinary and unac countable it might appear, Richard Coppinger, who is now a prifoner in the King's Bench fordebt, and who fume time ago was fued for a malicious profecution agaitilt one of the Mars. Thelluffons, had had the hardinefs to make an affidavit Hating that thefegentlemen had in their hands different Po. I;cies of Infurance, and gcois belonging to him, to the amount 0f70,c001. On that affidavit the Meirs. Thellufrons who were not Members of Parliament, were arrefted. They denied having feveral Policies of Infurance, which Coppinger Rated in his affida vit, and faid they had never effeded fuch Infants. ces for him. The Policies which they had admitted to have in their hands belonging to him, amosnted to upwards of6oool. after dedufting the premiums which they had paid to the Underwriters on account of thefe Policies. And their clerks (\yore, that on a ' fair balance of the account betweenthem and Cop pinger, the balance due from him to them was 16331. 171. 4d.—Mr. Eastima faid, he was per feCtly aware, notwithftanding this moll flagrant cafe, he could not call upon the Court to reverie al Rule of fo long fIAII cling, though the Court exercifed a difcretion over all its otherprocefs. This was not an affidavit to hold a perfon to bail for a debt, whete, if a perfon pofitively (wore that another owed him ' a fpecific fum, there could be no miftake or mil apprehenfion in the party taking the oath, and therefore he mull take it at the rift' of all the eon. fequences. But the Court would not prefume if a perfon Rated, upon his oath, a number of Policies of Infurance, and fet a value on them, and it turn ed out afterwards that he was miflaken in the number of the policies as well as in the amount of them, the Court would fuppole this arofe from miftake, and was not imputable to any improper motive. But the Court would call on fuch a party to do this. The Court could not try the merits of the cafe on affidavits. But while the Court rigidly adhered to their Rule, which was different from that of the Court of Common Pleas, which did admit affidavits to contradift, or at leaft to explain the- affislavir, to hold to bail, while the rule of tie King's Bench was rigidly adhered to, and the Court refukd to exercife any difcretion over it, a man might be arrefted by his own debtor, for the rum of yo,oool. and might jolt as well, by an abufe of the procefs of the Court, be arrefted for as many millions. It was clear there was no man in this kingdom who was not fubjed to imprifonment, (Members of Parliament only excepted). Mr. Erfkine faid, his clients were ready to bring into Court all the Policies they had leffeeted for Coppinger, and which they had in their poffeflion. if the Court did nut grant this application, the Meffrs. Thellutrons would be obliged to find bail to the amount of 140,0001. Lord ELLINIOROUGH•••••" If men are determined to abufe the procefs of the Court, they may (wear to a fum for which no man in this kingdom can find bail : I am not laying what ought to be done in this cafe ; but by this Rule of the Court a wic. ked perfon might fend to prifon the higheft and the richeft perfon in the kingdom, who might be in jail from the Nit day in Trinity Term, till the fiat day of Michaelmas Term." Mr. Exuma' propofed, that Coppinger fhould he informed how the Defendants had Hated their account with him: that the policies Which they had in their poffeffion amounted to 60001. and that it fhould he put to him, after apprizing him of all the circumliances, whether he would (wear, that all the other property of his, in the hands f the Marrs. Thellulfons, was of the value of 60,0001. The Court was afraid this would be trying the merits of the Cafe on affidavits. The Learned Ccunfel obferved, that he believed it WAS but a very late proceeding to arreft in au aZtion of trover, without the fiat of a Judge. Mr. Jußice LAWISSINCI obferved, that it appear ed from Wilfon's Reports, that this was done fo long ago as the year £743. The Court Teemed extremely detrous to relieve the defendants without breaking in upon Air rule. Lord Ellenborough obferved, that the affidavit to hold to bail ufualFy Rated, that the Defendant de tained the goods although they had been demanded of him. There was nothing of a demand Rated in this affidavit, but only that they detained the goods ; and therefore the Court granted a Rule to thew caufe on the infufficiency of the affidavit. His Lordthip obferved, the Rule of the Court was very convenient for general cafes, but the fine of this cafe, and the ineenvenience that might arife from it, really Raggered one. The rule had trill. ed at leaft for half a centur;, if not for a whole one. In general cafes it was extremely convenient. But perhaps it ought to be reconfidered. HIL Lord(hip milked, whether the Plaintiff in this cafe was a firm pries? One of the learned Coved Lid, he hoped he was not.—Rak ireroted. A number ofßules were obtained to thew caufe why there Ihould not be new trials, and among the reD Mr. GAAROW obtained a Rule in the cafe of , Marfden v. Reid, which was lately tried before Lord Est.'s sotto vet tr at Guildhall, and which was a policy of infurance on goods from Liverpool to Palermo, Meffina, Naples, and Leghorn, on board the hip Franklin. In this cafe there are feveral points of law for the confideration of the Court, and which (ball be Rated when the cafe is decided. LONDON MARKETS. CORN-EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, MAY s. RETURN of WHEAT in Muk-lane, including only from the tBth of April to the a 3.1 of April. Total-33x2 Quarters. Average 565. is. or. 046 lower than loft return. PRICE OF HOPS. Kent 51 os to 81 co j I Kent 61 ato rot or i E Suffez 1 01 to 71 7 x Sulks 61 or to 91 9$ 1 Xlro2 51 OS to 71 ca) Fan. 81 OS to Ell Its SMITHFIELD, May a. To fink the otal--per OADC of Sib. Beef 4 9 4d to 59 gd r p r eal podto6s 4d Mutton p od to 6s od Pork 4$ 4d to 4d Lamb 69. c to Bs. 44. UTAH iI CATI LE THIS OAT. Bean, about a - 00--Sheep and Lamb 8,000. NEWGATE and LEADENNALL, May S. Pcr none of Blb. by the carcafe. Beef 3t 4d to 40 Ed I Vcal 4a od to 61 od Mutton 4s 44 to ts 44 Pork 41 44 to Sa 44 to 7a. 44. PCCLESIAS7ICAL PREFERMENTS. The King bat been pleaded to prefait the Reverend Thomas Petit, Clerk, M. A. to the Reelory of lkverftsa, with the Chapel of Kingfc.o. in the county and dioccfe of Gloseefier, void be the death of the Rte. John Snage, Clerk. The R ght Hon. lord Heald cid hat been plitafal to appoint t RCS' Raj. Clarebill, A. M. Fellow of (t_sean's Coact; Gaga, toe of bis Lur4llllo Dogneitie Cr Country Gentlemen and others are informed that they may be fupplied with this valuable Medicine by fending their Orders by Coachmen or Newfmen, or by twinging Calls in a (mill Parcel, dinned to Mr. JOHN WADE, No. 163 fleet-Rreet, Leaden. for which Purpofe complete Packing Boxes are provided for fending it with fafety to any part of this Kingdom, Ireland, Scotland, &c. HUNTER'S RESTORATIVE BALSAM of LIFE and HEALTH, Is the 6rft Medicine in the world for relliwing and invigorating the Oonflltutions of perfons weakened and debilitated by a eourfe of dilipated pleafursa,or indeed by any other caufes. Every day produces frets accounts of the fingular fueeefs of this invaluable Reiterative Medicine, and many gentlemen have been candid enough to declare, that it had fueethded in cafe' when every other Medicine proved In ellkauth •.• Gentlemen of the firit diaindian In this kingdom, m well as others, whole conftitutlono were broken and debilitated, have experienced the good fasts of this Reiterative Medicine. For Nervous Difordert proceeding from execlUve drinking, dn . - apatcd pleakares, the immoderate of. of tea, or from whatever wakens great debility and relaxation of the folids,a better and fake Medicine cannot be taken. Numbers who had under gone too powerful courfes of mercury, (that bane of health), which reduced them to a Rate of inifmahie rolftence, received the uttnoft benefit from this Reiterative. ' for after lots of itresegth and vigour, they happily regained their former heakh. For pains to the back and loins, gleets and (corona' wealineffes, perhaps there is not any Medicine in public or private Faille' which has been fa fuccekful. Note.-. 1 las Reiterative is prepared In ph4, which produce mare gradual and tatting eget% than all the internal forma; the Met parts of the Balfam are Ilk batter prekrved. To be had at Wadc's Medicinal Warebouka, No. :63, Flan ban, and Na rg, OW Bond4trect ; Tun, Royal Exchange; Racon,No. ego, Oxford.ftrect ; and all other Venders of Me. &eine, in Town and Country, price 6s. gd. the box tetekmay be bad hi larger boxes, price only pa. which contain the quantity of hi fatal boxes, as made up for the army,navr. la c . A Pamphlet on t►e virtues of the Reftarative. with a LIA a! important Cares, may be had at the Yolgs, via ot iIOTICE 1 . 0 DEPICORS MID ClEbtlOitS. THE Perfons to whom the late Partnerthir. o f DANIEL HICRES and CHARLES HICK ES, NAL L t , of the City of Brilbol, Wine Hooper, arrying do 'frail_ in • the arm of DANIEL HICILIS and SoN, ft.aDd inJ,lucd , ary t. osefted to deliver in their =colons immet;iately me, the f ame may be adjulted and paid. And Inch prfna, .re indebted to the Paid liftate are ft-quelled to pay the une &Mai, April 19, DANIEL ISO). Sole Execut..r to Daniel deeez.,-!. DANIEL HICKES molt rerpeabzlly irSolnls the Friends of his lute Father and Brother, that he oc.. Unties the Trade on his own account,audf lido a cvetina.cx, of their favours, which it full be his endeavour to sie&nrc,cy eonftant afaduity and giunduallty. Head of the Quay. Brills* DISEASr 8 of the URETHRA and Certain COMPlatita's AS fole Proprietor of Darares celebrated sited Bougie* and Remedies, Mr. Durouß informs th e Pablic, that he may as ufual be ,nMred dully from qto2, 4 his hook No. 6, Fritts. ilrect, Soho. on C ices of Strictures, us. ftrunions, Glects, &c. &c as well as Debility. and every 44. o du- where feerecy is fo effential a requ Ilse, that Mr. D. Lis provided a fp cious Hour.% than every 1' tient 1114 y be intro. duced in a feparate apartment. Mr. D. has fur many pa n confine./ himfelf to that department of Surgery, and from ez tenfive practice, and the molt flattering fue:efs, be is enabind to offer a method of core mild, eflkicious, requiring no eau &lenient or reltraint in diet, and preventing the pi:dna:l4y oesi relapfe. Perham In the country Rating their cafes fidly, in a letter, enclofing a one or a two oound note, will have proper re medics km to the amount. For the various fymroins, Ate.. fee Mr. Dufour 's Treadle on the above cump aints, price zs.6L the fifth edition; to be had of J. Callow, Crown court, SON 3 H. D. Symonds, Pa.ernofter-row; and of Iv Author . WHEN ProtetTional Men of education and I:. fponfibility deviate from the general fyileat by the ft kaion of a peculiar Branch, the faneion of Jot osatiatia Lomeli is tbe heft criterion of foperiorlty. . . . _ _ I ea years have 1 devoted my . pradlicii to the =dull's peat. meet of THREI_• DISORDERS, and the fucocfsful rdult of my plan gives me addition! ardour to appofe u far as I am able the ravages of thofe complains which are Ottawa inspon aurln the tatalogoe of human infirmities. After Initiation into every branch as an Army &wpm, formed a with aean ewer period of Pruftice to refcueindtvidn ale from the ignorance of uneducated Mcn, or the equally dor, gerous preapitabey of generid Pradtitionas The THREE DISORDERS, to the cure of which I have 4a voted my attention, comprize every (pecks of VENEREAL INFECTION, *bather of a recent or long duratfon.—ulh, AU kinds of DEBILITY, whether arihng from the habit; Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature age, and laftly that de rangement of the Fyftent in Women which is caUed BARREN. NES3 or STERILITY. Numerous Weeks are the refult of ignorance or bane in Le, treatment of a Staple Gonorrhea, and it not unfrequently peas that the Luis of Life are puifoned by the indiferettnn of in unguarded hour. By a furrier method fuck complaints are =illy cured, and even where others inre L lied,l trait that I marprefttme to offer a radical roSeitablifbment. Pew, however, are the cafes of complicated dinars in the &order, compared with the calamitous fustian of Men, who from indulgence in a SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gaieties of a fathionahle Life, acquire that Rate at Debility which is the unavoidable confequence of fuch pernicious habits. Where the unhappy fufferer broods over his sni:ery, but carn fully conceals his misfortune, it may be fame ambiance for him to knew, that although it be an object of doubt or Imo , allay with other PraLnitioaers, the removal of there DEFI CIENCIES by the gradual progreis of renovaloo ts theacquiso meot of my experience. If the rites of Bacchus or Venus base begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety wiU be prevented by an early counteraction of this languid fine, seed in there cafes no great Maculae, all occur. But where this deficiency has for years exiled, a prepor Pctieverance is indlfpenfbly requifite to revive the numbering (parks of Life, and to Inanimatethe Conftkution • • MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been difappointed in their expetations of a Family; may be allured, that in mod initances flub deeds are curable by Medical The SECRECY which is fo effential to ow Wildertaktag, ad the Qyalideation which I have prefuMed to Rate, forra rk Bads a' Illf pectendoise r and ht colodalneswlth fuck tbis bel mations is given, that Mr. OREL may be canfidted perfuusily (or by letters incidfing a !bull note) at his bade, No. 2 9 , Aram reet, Strand, near Temple-Ber • • ' There is as additional entrance is Wates‘lirect adjoining and the tame is on beds the doors. M. BREE. Member of (be Royal College or Surgeons. To THOMAS TAYT4II4 Honoured Sir, Edinburgh, Mita IBEG leave to inform you, that ever lime the fear 1790, 1 have beat aided with the lon Vernal whisk, from its obi/that* refining every eourfe of needoirt preform"' by the ruoft eminent of th e faculty here. and under going feMtok foot courfes of ("Hyena°, and twice difcharged front the WOW, with little relief. would appear to be of tie mon Inveterate endure. In the Spring of la year my difaider had got to Inch • head, as wady to put a period to toy eminence& 1 had a large VIM an the amine of my head, pne on each arm, and my legs were broke oat in a frightful DDIDDge ; vat right -was dreadfully painful, and had beta in a ftatr of ulcerates for the left keen years ; my left had aIF. two Large nodes on it, was very much difcolouroLand gave me tuck excruciating pate, particularly when warm in hed, as mulcts dep rave ens aired. In this lamentable Rate I was tecommendol by MO. Thou". fon, (who received fo great a ewe by theta here), to take year Leakc's Patent Pills, which I began to do on the ifith of May ; In the murk of a. orudght I began to receive bene&—in link MOM than a meth the ulcers an my beadandarma were found ly heikd—noon after the forts on my legs heated alto, &cavil', however, confiderable difeolooration In the kin, and pain Ia the bale of the left, which, by the bledieg of Goo, and a link longer perfeverance In your invaluable Maliekte, fabfided; the riodesdiffing, the (kin regaining its natural hoe, and the Dam turnal pa gradually going off.-4 thus become, by your libe ral advice and medietne,perfedly free from all my fanner thee plaints—love recovered my father Spirit and ftrength, and so become jolly and fat, In which Rate having continued many month. to the altoniihusent of an who knew me, I am at a ion in what terms to expo* ay gratitude, but beg you, for the good of ether (offering mortals, to make thk my cafe as public as poffihk, a 1 ficall on every oceans; in fo doing you will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful, obediest, humble femme ALEX. PAURXER, Swan's Clofe, High-great. Edinburgh. Witneffes to the above care Thompfon, N 0.3. Nee Poultry-market, John Wilma& , Old Affemby elate, F.dloburgL Prepared and old by the foie Proprietor, THOMAS TAV. I.OR, Member of the Royal ('allege of Surgeons, at his HoM. N 0.9, New Br dge-nreet, Leedom ; where, after a ennibet refitience of more than thirty-fix years, in a Practice Cuticula!' ly dirofted to the cure of Vtheriel Complaints, and dude incv dental to the Parts on:laceration, with that inviolable farm which Men of his Profdrion &cold always obfervels tech cane he flatters hirnklf, the advice and 'Mance he ratakouny mini tiers to perfoos taking this Medicine, wdl be elionned. by a dikorning Mile, as an advantage feldons attainable, and void of all ambiguity. Alto fold, by bit appointment, for the convenience of tho't living at a dinasee, at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St. Alban: . .. Root, Pall-Mall; the Toy-Stop, Na ittj. Oxford-Nett Mr. Dliborough's, N 0.7, FIIh greet-hill; Mr. illseel, booldelkr. No. t, Union-row, Little Tower-hill; Mr. Drao:Z) l / 2 south bridge, Edinburgh ; Mr. Canwellb, Donn; and by one per. fon in every coofiderabletown in Great Britain sod Ireland, is boxes of only as. std. each, Sealed up, with fan and pleb dv realm's. whereby pafuos of eith:z fat may cure theaddves with cafe, fp.ed, fecrecy, and ferny. N. & Every Box fold in Great Britain Is faded up with . Stamp, on which, by Other of the Commilnoncre, is printed. at the Stantp-011om—T. Taylor, No. so, blew Bridgo-fiseeta-.' innate Which is felony, and en ethers are counterfeit HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE To. MOit ROW Afandno • • .. •• • it minutes after i s Afternoon LONDON: Prbated aad pabUlhed by LEVY L KENI.(a Car tabu rptitare. Lambeth) at the STAR Orrice. No. I.Clffy• 41.12 GKA Oa It dm 91 *a O►rtcc, Taapho•Bac th tidertaling, aal (tare, form rk h limb this inri kilted No. 2. p 9, Arms- erfaaally • beet adjoining of Surgeon& C. trek IS, dm er fine! the A Imes Vanoral; rise of nsedeeire rare and ander. arks difcharged rear to be of de ear my diforder of tuy milkmen a se on each arm, C. RAP: Mt nest rti to of ukee.awa wi rge nodes on it, pa mucks*, pas, ad rave ate airdt. nl Mr. J. Thou". Al s), to rake year or re anth of May ; enelk—in Utrk r• Wert found ail ed alto, leaving in, and pain ia r y Ws ' and a &de lithfided; the ire, and the aim th , e, by your De- ny former ewer rtT. Lrength, and sea tO 'anthem:A many F' I am at a lots eit you, far the RI y cafe es public Cc doing goo will Ae turabk fereant vi i i set. Edinburgh. wi In. ROA. New ha lofe,EdintostrgL ICI MAS TAX, ts at his Had., is ier a collages inl Ake particular and thafe iac.. col violable form" vein loth ea e, be ratakoully sil be eltearint — C attabaable, wed entence of the'r Or 3 , St. Alb's . .. Orford-Neer kW, book eater's, South • De baby me per. ai and Ireland, la Pa' 3 and plain (b. eta 11111114:1100 the CTI akd ap adds s prs um, is printe Fa ridgwitrems.Ml N 3 Amick 'est O. MO it ROW er I a ter cr is Hc ararm=es :ENT.(af Cur la e. No. I. Caro • Templirßar RAW HIDES, May z. Sildes(petfter)3s 8d to 4$ ad Fica;ry Calf 9s 6d each Middling 3$ 44 to 38 6d Horfc Skins us to 18s od Ordinary 3s od to 3s ad Sheep Skins 4s od to 8s od Lamb Skins, as 6d to 3$ 6d. PRICE OF LEATHER, per lb. AT LEADENHALL. Butts, so to 5616 each I9d to aid Ditto, fa to 6516 aid to 23d Merchants Backs 19d to 14 Dreffing Hides 19d to Fine Coach Hide ltd to s Crop Hides for Cutting aid to sad Flat Ordinary 19d to Sod Calf Skint, 30 to 4011, per dozen 28d to 344 Ditto so to 7olb 27d to 334 Ditto 7o to Bolb 26d to aril Small Seals (Greenland) per lb. 3s 9d to 4. od Large ditto zoos to 14os pa doz. Tanned Horfe Hide. 18s to 35s reit PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. St. James's market 4 ,1 4d Town Tallow 73sod tens Clare Market 45 4411 Rolfe ditto (ca.) 74s od to os Whitechapel Market Ruffs ditto (foap) 68s to 69$ (Pa Rowe of 81b.) 4$ 3d Melted Stuff 38, od to 59' --. Ditto rough 42$ od 12s atd Greaves 141 od tool Average Price 4$ 3ld Good Dregs to to of Yellow Soap, .6s. to os.—Mottled 881,—Curd 88s. I Price of .Candles. dozen tos. od . Mo ulds, Jill od . PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW, April 30. Smithfield. St. James's. Whitochapel. O. Hay 5 3 to 7 0I 4 I 0 otO 7 00 I 4 10 tO 6 16 0 Steam It6to 2 5 2 10tO1 14 0 124t0 1 6 0 Clover 410 to 7 o 6 6to 7 7 0 - COAI.S, May s. Belt Coals in the Pool, 21. u od. perldron. Delivered al. s Is. od. Sunderland, 11. z7r. 6d. Wivored sL 6s. 64. M AORICOLTVIIIALftaroar,..The continuance of favourable weather has been fuck as to enable the farmer to pot in his oat and barley crops in the molt complete and peered manner. In moil of the more foutbern diaries, the lowing even of the latter is nearly Unitised ; and in the nonhcrn parts of the kingdom, ft ia in an unufual Rate of forwardnefs. In the midland counties, the lowing being quite finilked, the farmer hat had a fine opportunity of getting up his turnip land this dry weather, and rolling the wheat and early fpring can The ravages of the grub upon the wheat threaten fame injury to the crop : har rowing, and rolling with a very heavy roller, have been the means amdayed to check this evil. and has been very benefi cial. The winter tares are, in general, very far from good.— The winter wheats are, on molt foils, a promifing appearance, even in the molt expored diarists they have kept the ground unufually well, and are in the aloft healthy and vigorous Rate of growth. Thole of the fisting rowing Dave likewife the ap parance of covering the ground well, as well as of a vigorous and healthy growth. In the Deft corn markets throughout the kingdom grain leans, in general, on the decline in price..—The hay diaries have, in common, the appearance of being far more early, and of having more abundant fupplies of grits than is generally the eak at this period. On louse warm, Dithered, and highly manured fpots,tbe ryeirafs and clover is fuliciently forward to admit of being Rocked with milking cows, laying them at night in the yards. On the paftare lands, there is alto, in many diaries, a great thew of grafs, cosildering the earn- Deli of the radon. The clover and other fawn gratin are likes wirein an unafual Rate of (orwardnefs and vigour over 'lnuit every part of the ifiand, where they are cultivated. Due, not withttanding thefe promifing appearances of an abundant hip. ply of green food for cattle, the pekes of both fat and lean flock of all forts (till keep up. BIRTH. On Sunday, at Great St. Helen's, the Lady of Mr. Ellyard, of a fon and heir. MARRIED. Saturday morning. at Bath, Thomas Avant, Efq. Major In his Majefty's both regiment, to Mu. Margaretta Morland, 3d daughter of the late Tho. Martand, Efq. of Lanaberhura. Kent. Yefterday, Mr. Brouehton, man's-mercer, of New-area, Covent-Garden, to Mifs Yi; , urs. of S.nthampton-ftrein. DIED On the 23d et at John Harrifoses, EN. Wiisnore , Kent Jukes Harrifon Kint , Ade, fun of the Rev. William Kinlchde Angmerhst,Suffee. gatundajlaft, Mrs. Monday. of Clapham Common. Friday morning laft, MrWilliams, of Son College Gardens, Alder:manor?. Attorney at Law. - . Yelterday lib - Drains, at one o'clock, Mr. Chaska Filter. 6th Mate of the Alfred Ealt Indianian, fan of Mr. global Either, 'Solicitor, of Bell-fguare, Fo!ter-lane. On the sad nit. Mr. Edward Iktagraell,, of degrade. On the ugh int. In College•areak,Walbainikr, Mrs. Leigh, ndidt of the late Amain Leigh, Eft. inamagaryof the Tal-Offier- On Taefday lat, fuddettly, Sir du. Vastrie Field, late of Campton, In the County of Bedford, fart. aged 6y.