Star. — London, England, 1817-12-17 00:00:00

SMITHFIELD CLUB. CITRISTMAS CATTLE SI-lEW. Mtmday m"n.ing early, Mr. SADLER'S yard be came crowded on 4 , 1 n unusual degree, principally by the iAlesnirrli duly , is, butchers, an:.: graziers, Sm. from Smithfiel.f mar!:..t, vii , ) were eager to inspect and 11.11 - .4c the sorprising o.cep, and pigs in the Skew ; by eleven o'clarl: the first two) class of ' visitors had in a great me tsnre given place to others,' who in increasing num . 4crs ti )cic , A in, until the yard IR.'S entirely tilled. The additinnal sock brought in since our last se. Count, were as follows, - v. tof • Mr. Dari , .l Brown, fold pigs, bred by hiah..ftom. Mr. Dodd ' s fi ve'ino.As - 81h. Mr. limes King, tiltee'Lisex l pigs, bred bilfrti, nine weilt Mr. Ad4ms, of Winds-w. exhibited the carcase of one out of the pen of Mr. Champion's surprising new Leicester wethrrs, %Alia lie had bought; and affixed a;n it a I.lbA, as follows, viz. Liver weight, 31st. &Vb. Carcase and bead - -2.45 t. 441 b. I.thise fat . • 3 0 bin • - - 9 9} Pluck (which was shewn as remarkably small) . - - 0 54 Litrails, Ice. and loss - - 0 61 u-.-- 31 6t It was greatly admired. At four o'clock a Meeting of the Club rock place si Preemasons' Tavern, Sir J. S. SIBRIGLIT ) Bort; in the Clair. After some routine busineis, ten new Memberg were elected, via.—William Phillip Honey wood, Esq. Henry Campbell White, Esq. T. Mar. singheret, jun. Esq. L. Dunders, Esq. Captain George Harris, Messrs. Henry ilayward, Baylis Attenbrow, James King, Charles Entmerson and Thos. Adams. Adjourned to the d of March next. At five o'clock more than seventy persons, princi. pally Members of the Society, sat down to an excel fent dinner; Sir Joust S. &BRIGHT in the Chair, sup ported by a long list * the celebrated breeders of im prayed live stock. After the cloth was withdrawn, Sir JOHN gave—" The King."—" The Prince Regent." Sir Jura then rose, and after a well-merited com pliment to the Duke of Bedford, for his very liberal support of the Club on all occasions, and lamenting the cause of his ;newt absence--namely, ill health, stated, that the Meeting just ,field had deputed hies to be the organ of remising deck thanks to hi* Grace, and, in doing whhh, f shopld inform hips/, that there never before had been so good a Show 10 the op:nion of all, lie Lelielesk, salvo had seen it ; ere one from which future henefits'could with more cer tainty be predicted. He concluded by giving— ' " The health of the Duke of Bedford," which was drank with three times three, and great applause. The plate intended to be given for the prises hay. ing been set on the table by Mr. Thomas.. the Chair. man proceeded to read the award of the prizes, as already stiged. from the labels affixed in the yard on Mr. W*stcar first coming up to the table to choose and receive his plate, Sir *John, after paying a high compliment to Mr. Westear, save his health. Afterwards, under the same circumstances, Mi. Master's health was drank by the company. Mr. Nathaniel Blake, to whom the twit prise was assigned, was not present, and a friend received it fee him. t•Oti Mr. Kiloton, jun. retiring from the table with Mdietbet's plate (who was absent), the Chairman paid a very high and justly-merited 'compliment to Mi Ehnen, as one of the firmest and most disin tweeted supporters of the Club. and the cause of agri. enlitiral improvement in general ; and with some very flattering and facetious compliments to the son also, concluded with giving—" The health of Mr. Elliman, jun." : On the Needing of the award, as to the feeding of Mr. Palmer's pigs, Sir Joint made same witty allu sions, which seemed highly relished by the company, end gave-6 45 Mr. Palmer, and may we all, like his pigs, enjoy variety of good food, and plenty of it"— and to which, while the company had the glasses in heir beadti he added, "and may those who grow our food recjive maple remuneration for their trouhle;" *loch toast, so aosemded e wicivirli, a spontaneous three times three. 3 ., . The 'Common read &lute, wbiclrltheJndges bad added to their award, stitkig tbeogreat difficulties they had encountered, in assigning so few premiums amongst so many meritorious candidates. Amongst the unsuccessful ones, they begged to remark the great merit of Mr. James King's Durham steer, and Mi. John Read's Berkshire pigs. Amongst the extra stock they first noticed Mr. Charles Champion's Dur him steer. Sir John here took occasion to propose " Mr. Chimpion's health ;" alter stating, that in confirmation of die Judge.' very high compliment paid this steer, he was happy to state, not merely his own opinion, but that of great numbers of butchers, salesmen, graziers and others who had handled it in his presence, and who were quite unanimous in de claring it to be the very best and ripest ox of its age (not three years old) which had ever been seen al Loadon. Another Durham Ox, bred by the Hon. Jobe B. Simpson, which, although larger and fatter, wac older tbsn the last, was next complimented greatly by the Judges.—Sir ions gave " The Honourable Mr. Simpson," and took occasion to raintirk, that now, alter near' 0 years continuance of these spews, this trust excellent breed of cattle having at length found their tray,hither, we might expect them at every future Shew in increased numbers and excel lence, if the latter were possible. Sir Joint gave--" The Judges of the Sbew, and thanks to them for their decisions"--eibich was drank with three titres three. Mr. LIANA/it Paiti.ire, a Member, by a letter which was read, begged to present the company with some appks, as a dessert, of more than 100 sorts, very lately !ducked from the standard spe'tnnea trees, kept in his nursery as the mesas of Sampling and identi. fling the fruit'of his trees of sate. Thanks Were given to Me. Mr. AVM Reposed .4e Thabealffi of Sir John Sibright," which was drank wit)) three times three, aed slash heartfelt applause. air beat returned thanks, and gave a The healtbs of the Stewards of the Shew," which met a very hearty reception. Mr. Weensintoron returned thanks for himself and sonsague. Mr. Towinik adverting to the proceedings on the late Corn Bill, expressed a wish again to induct,' their worthy Chairm.m in a toast he wished so pro. pose, •iz.—" The Friends of Agriculture, personified in Mr. Western and Sir John Sebright." Sir JOHN declared that Mr. Western's exertions on that and all similar occasions, where the best interest► of the country required his exertions, stood quite pre animist and alone, and begged to put, simply," Mr. Western," which was acctsrdingly drank, with three times three, and great applause. Sir JOHN, after adverting to the inseparable inte rests of the three great classes of the British commu nity, gave as sl toast—" Agriculture, Manufactures, and Commerce," which was warmly received. " Mr. Coke, of Norfolk," sea; next drank. Mr. GUNNING begged to propose the health of him mho might justly be styled the 'Father el the Club, and to whom, more than any other individual, it owed its re-invignration ; whose attendance had all along, through 20 years. been militant and unremit ting. he meant " Richard Astley, Esq." which was drank with three times three, and marked respect ; as was the health of .4 Lord Somerville," which followed. " Sir Joseph Banks"—" The Plough" —g Prospe rity to the Smithfield Club"—" The Secretary and Collector of the Club"--G. Mr. Waters," &c. were also drank. Mr. CRIPPS expressed a wish, in case Lord Somer ville's Shew should not take place at the time to which this Citib stands adjourned, viz. the first Mon day in March, for the purposes of fixing on Premiums fur next December, and issuing a bail of the same, that saeepstake: for sMewing different kinds of stock at that timr, in Mr. Sadler's Yard, could be amnged between different breeders, in *order to keep up that excellent spirit of improvement which his Lordship's Spring Sheer had so excellently- excited. The Company did not separate till a late hour. LONDON AIARKLTS, DECEMBER 16. Corrox.—The East India Company will, we be. lieve. bring forward the whole of the recent arrivals of Bengal and Surat Cotton on the 9th proximo. The market since our last has been without brisk ness. bet no particular descriptions are pressed Upon the market, with the exception of Bengal Cotton, the holders of which appear rather eager to effect :Ales. ,Me purchases since our last exceed 900 packages -260 Minas Md. 90 Maranhams 280.0 Pernam -buco: 2s. Id. 100 mixed 2s. 011 few Demerara, efid. stained 200. Surinam, at 2s. and, exclusive of idisty, 100 &loos were taken at 14d. to 15id. and 25 0 Bengals 100. to 1 Id. SUOAR.—The demand for Moscovades last week was rather limited ; the prices could not be stated at any variation ; the buyers were of opinion they would be able to purchase on lower terms, as they calcula ted the holders would be eager to effect sales on ac count of the probable alteration of the Sugar duty on, the sth proximo ; the *descriptions suitable for refl.. ning were in more demand than the other qualities. There was considteable interest excited this mor ning at the Opening of the Sugar market, to ascer tain what effect the account of the hurricane in the West Indies would have on the prices and the de mand for Sugars.—So great was t h e alarm at the effect of the gale in the - first of the day, that many brokers refused to sell until they had consulted the importers, and their opinion as to the probable effect lon the imports ; the buyers would submit to no great advat-ce, disbelieving the reports, either altogether, or conceiving the account to be greatly exaggerated; under these circumstances, the brokers who effected sales obtained an advance of Is. and in some in. stances Ys. per cwt. on the former prices, but the business done was not extensive, as the purchasers calculated upon the great probability of the holders pressing sales on account of the alteration of the duty early is January. There is, however, no ques tion, that if t h e accounts are confirmed to any extent, the Sugar atarket will again advance ; at the close of the market several holden refused to sell under an advance of 9s. more especially as a public sale of Barbados Sugar has gone uff, with briskness, at prices 2s. to Si. higher than could previously be ob teiood by private contract ; it consisted of 210 hhds. 34 tierces Barlsidoes Sugar—good white 90s. to 91s. ed. ordinary white 86s. to 871. 6d. yellow 81s. to 84s. the lowest in the parcel 795. 6d.-164 hhds. St. -Domingo, also by public sAle, for exportation only, went off freely —strong brown 455. to 475. 6d. la refined goods last week there was nut much bu siness doing ; the holders would not submit to lower prices; there were few contracts made for parcels to be delivesid in spring ; the refiners were rather averse to contract, as they were of opinion there was little chance of the market going lower. The refiners this forenoon are asking prices a shade higher, but there has been few purchases made at any advance. In Foreign Sugars no business doing. COMM—there were lour public sales oft:offee brought forward last week ; the whole went off freely ; the late prices were fully maintained-300 bags good ordinary St. Domingo sold at 925. 6J. or dinary Jamaica in brisk demand ; ordinary realized 87s. good ordinary 89s. and 90s. fine ordinary 925. and OU. The Dutch Coffee also sold freely at the late prices. There were no public sales of Coffee this forenoon ; the request by private contract has not been extensive. Isms Paotrtsroms...-Prime Beef continues in de mand ; it is reported that the quantity of Mess and India to be put up this season in Ireland will be li mited. There has been no new Pork brought to market in any quantity ; a considerable pioportion of the new supplies appear very deficient in respect to the core. Bacon is without variation. The sup plies of Butter are still very inadequate to the de mand, and the holders confidently anticipate that high prices will be maintained. .Rica.—There continues to be a good demand for Carolina Rice, but few parcels can be met with . ; for the East India descriptions the. request has rather' given way, on account of the arrivals being reported at 13,000 bags. Taa.—The•Bobeas sold about lid. under do last sale t the low sorts of Congou about id. lower ; in the finer descriptions from a Id. to 2J. higher I Sampoi and Souchoos nearly the same. Green Teas nearly the prices of last sale ; Hysoos rather lower. TtailioCo.-I'bere have been above SO O bbds. ginia Leat Tobacco sold 7d. to Sid. the latter price was realized for a selected parcel ; Strips continue in demand 91d. to lid. There is no Kentucky at mar• ,fret ; the wilole stock of Maryl Ind Tohirer) in the warehouse is about 100 hods. of which 60 Ithds. are in the hands of the dealers ; the prices are, in conse• quence, nearly uonsinal—about 900 hhJs. of Vir ginia have lately arrived, and from 71'0 to 800 birds. more of the crop of 1816 ate expected here, and from 120( to 14(X) Ithds—at Liverpool. NAVAL Sranas.—The late arrivals of Rough Titr• rpentine have beers all disposed of., Spirits are unva- 1 vied. Stockholm Tar is a shade higher. In Rosin or Pitch there is no variation. Snots...a—There is little veriztior in the prices of East India Spices,exeept Pepper, which is heavy. Ott..—Greerland Oil has advanced L 6 to re 7 per tun since Tue.,:lay last ; the great rise is attributed, in some measure, to the rapid advance in Tallow, and also owing to the scarcity of Oil, except such parcels u are in the hands of the speculators. Every other descriptions of Oilc have also advanced. RCM, BRANDY, AND HoLtallos----The prices of Rum are nominal. Brandy is 6,i. to Bd. per gallon higher. Geneva is without any variation. HssfP, FLAX, AND TALee , w.— Tile prices of TalloW are little varied. The late advance on ki:mp and Flax is fully maintained. The total amount of hop-duty for the current year is 51t118,65. Ss. 6J.; at1i8,076. 3s. 6d. the propor tion of the old, and 50.317„110,.. of the new duty. COS'I'GN HOU 31:., DEC EM BER 15. Snits atiTtarD INWAItO.— . I be !Respect, si.arp, frona.Water ford ; Briton, Ci am, from Jamaica ; Russia Conway n, Day. and Crisis, Mead, from Quebec; Aurora, Sasby, from Calais; Miley Russell, 14es, from Tarragona; Minerva. Frankland, tuid Her cules, Horsbrougb, from Norway; Sisters, Ivermay; and Va. vOurite, Lewis, from Cork; Diana, Strachan ; Carats ail, !news ; and Divine, Harrison, from Riga; Patriot, Ward, from Memel; Flying Fish, Smith; Vrouw Elisabeth, Spence; and Marquis of Anglaise, bike% from Ostend ; Undaunted, —, from Got, teoburgb,l Ceree, Boyle, and Prince of Saac-Cobosrg, Ladd, fawn Rotterdam ; Anson. Coruehr.enns Stettin ; Trio, Smith, froin Legborn; Priam Fennegina, Ruiten, and Nancy, Steven• ion, from Amsterlam; Anna, Gordon, from t'etersburgh; Peggy'• Hinly, and Sultan, Robinson, from Bremen ; Corvsi, White, - From Hamburgla ; Speculation, Barra, from Whoa ; Margaret, Davidson, loot Teueriffe; Brilliant, Wilson. ircin the Calladett Endeavour,Vomplireys, from Laozaroite ; Posies kegeor,. from Wk.. Mary, Newport, from Dublin; Unless. Webster, from Harlingen; Mary. Fox, from Ostend; Roberts, Watson; Emulous, Gray ; Banks ; and Pa ragon, Pr**, .from Peterlbures ; Good intent, Robertson, , from Berke& Jong! Jan, ttovercamp . from Worcorif ; Dow, Forrest, f Norway; Fame, liitcheson; Aintwell, Tate; Concord,Taylor ; and Perseverance, Stoakiey, from Handsurgh; Mary and Betty. Lambert, from Archangel; Golden Grove, from Oporto ; Isteri•Ann, Brown, from Filen; Blestins, from Havre; Abemsa, Anderson, from Frederickseadt; Honour, gnsersen, from i:onnineea ; Briton, Reed, and Samuel anti Jane, Harland, from Crtiebece Elizabeth, Egon, Omit Am eterdais ; Mikan, Cram, front Gottetilourgli; Bitten, I.anders, tram New York; Velocity, Stanton, sod Tiger, Powiek, front Smyrna; Devonshire, Day, fro* Wmerford; Vigilant, Christie, from Charente; and lord, Wellington, Crabtree, from Cadiz. Ourwaan.—Tbe Andromeda. Soghrue, for Jamaica; Atlas, Smith, for Trieste; Emerald, Drew, foe Nevis and St. Kitt's; Heron,Malan. for Cakia; John Esdale, King, for Madeira and Jamaica ; Edward, Hillman, for Cadiz ; Earl of Belfast, Aber deen, for Belfast; Elizabeth, Bwinhurn, for Buenos Ayres; and Unit Johannes, Rine, for Bergen and Cbristianstadt. The value of the coal trade coastwise to the port of London cannot be more- forcibly shewn than by stating that the wages paid to the coal-heavers only, employed in the delivery of the colliers in the river, amounted, on the last year's importation, to upwards of £lOO,OOO. - - Bow-sister.--Mr. Fox, a tailor, of King -street. Covent•garden, applied to the Magistrate, yesterday, to be excused from paying the usual rewards to a Fire-office for having been the first to extinguish a fire in his chimney. The ground of his objectiOn to pay was. that the chimney belonged to the room of his lodgers, Mr. and Mrs. Liston. the Comedians: but the Magistrate told'him, that as the insurance of the whole house was in his name, he must be respon sible for all expenses resulting from it. Mr. Fox asked the Magistrate if be could recover it again of Mr. Liston ? The Magistrate did not give an opi nion on this point, but said it was most probable Mr. Liston would pay him, as the fire was in the chim ney of his apartment. Mr. Fax again appealed to the Magistrate to know if the chimney had been swept within a certain short distance of the fire taking place, it would not exonerate him from the rewards ? The Magistrate, in reply, said. he knew there was such a received opinion, but he knew of no Act to authorise it. CORE, Dec- 9.—We have seldom had to record so horrid a traquction as that which has just occurred in the neighbourhood of our City.—Late on Saturday evening last, information was given to the Mayor and Sheriffs, through Mr. George Newenhatn, stating ' that the body of a female bad been found, and less then lying murdered and quite naked, on the lands of Lots, in the North L;berties of this city ; in conse quence of which Mr. Hewson, High Constable, pro ceeded to the place and had the body removed to town for the purpose of holding an Inquest. This com menced on Sunday before HENRY Halms , . Esq. and the Inquest was conducted with an anxiety for jus tice, a patience, perseverance, and humanity, which reflect much honour on the presiding. Magistrate. A woman came forward and stated, that the deceased lodged for near three months past in her house in Pen rose's-lane, that she saw her for the last time on Fri day evening, when she borrowed sane clothes for the deceased, previous, as she stated. to her accompanying to Glanmire a young woman of the name of Con nell. who was to introduce her to a Gerdlernan in the neighbourhood. The cluthes were accurately described by. the witness. After this parting she neither saw nor heard of the deceased until Sun day morning. when curiosity led her to view the body at the Bridewelt. An apron was found round the neck of the deceased, and it appeared drat strangulation was the immediate cause of her death. The body was then buried and the inquest was ad- jonrned to yesterday, and Mr. Hewson accompanied by Mr. Crofts and Mr. Newenham, proceeded to, Glanmire, where it was stated the Father of Mary Connell resided. He found her in her father's house having on her pet son the shift. buskins, and other ar. titles of dress, stained with blood, described as those I which the deceased had on when she left town : she Was lodged in Bridewell on Sunday night, and yes , terday, the body was taken up in order to be enabled to ascertain to whom the apron belonged, that was found round as neck of the deceased, and which had been buried with her The Inquest met by adjourn. meat yesterday, and the apron was proved to be the property of Mary Connell, who has acknowledged being in company with the deceased on the night of the murder, but refuses to state any thing flintier about this inhuman and &grid transaction. Tl.c Jury have returneda verdict of wilful murder ap.inst Mary Connell, who has been luny committed tor trial. BOXING. Isl-!ttwtclt, .!rnstritY, DezrNtnert 15 ....11, is all he=tle inn the Arprn.iching tight laeto , :e., the black, and l'aiover. The coacht4 !trim r have her n crarornei sine- S..!totllay t-ith amairmr:. it 114 , ! hc. n given Itr t h ..t the 111 , ill, and P.tinter, who from list general go o d hAs acquired much esteem at Netrwicf,, %, A ,P odds tmtil yrstim-,!:.y. Sutton, %%Whoa lAst sve d. ; at NewttlArket, arrived herr Iron Th this mcrning, croni:lici..nt to the 1,,„.„, subscribed the Purse nt 100 p,nine.ts, !le self thraugh the prircioal streets and rolnd follov.ed by gre , cps gatio - s. anxi-ars to Re t! versary of their favouiite. The black apt the finest condition. va is also Painter. and the are at this time . to 4nn the b) •:k. I'he hitt' take place fourteen voiles from Nike, near H., tinttolk, anJ every vettele in the city is lair the occasion. Within the irst two months, not Ins than Silt houses and rick•yards, in the • neighttot Norden, in Surrey, have been rAlinlly Kt on some vrildios, limetit to say, have eluded t! e vigilance of the Magistrates. A eso-,Eng ! since, Mr. W. Btoxymil, an : ite ' Mite rt II:e cr-intr, retiirning home i n his ehaitrs served an niiinhzi.)ited :muse, part of the per the late Mr. Auitatrass Gotstssito, ,s be on, a fellow in the act of pullii , g d own part of wainscoting; he immediately jumped tint and • him, and after some resistaper, sue:e ded in set him, but not till several prrsoi.s c...ine to assist It is hoped that the apprehension of this man give some clue to the detection of +lie isicencli The inhabitants of Morden must feel high') to Mr. Ihosimat for his spirited conduct. Yesterday a Brentford coach knocked down a as she was crossing the Strand. • A gentlemiii ged her from under the horse s , h e t„ re t h e reached her; but her hands were much cut, legs and arms bruisei. Saturday morning, the 6:11 inst. the spinnt at Biairgowrie, near Perth, was discovered to flames. The fire originated in the west end ; I not known how it was occasioned. Altlu.ugh ante was immediately on the spot, yet from state of the wood awl manufacturing material was impossible in save any part of it—the whole laid in one•rtsin. Itcsionip.—An Inquest was yesterday held at Horns, Shorcdi.ch, on the body of a man unkr who died on the top of one of the Newington st A few minutes before he died he was joking with of his fellow passengers. Verdict, Died is, an plectic Fit.—An Inc{nest was also held at the Lior, Wynyat-strett, Islington-road, on the Mrs. Mears, 70 years of age, of No. 26, Nil row, who was burned to death. Verdict, At Death.—Another Inquest was held at the same on the body of Mrs. Carr, who was walking Thurs:lay last, at Islingtim, and fell down in a fir, died almost immediately. Verdict, Died in a r EiIRAMMINARY Discuvrnv.—Wednesday la some workmen were clearing out one of the under the Church of St. Savings, Sowhwark, discovered, amongst a vast heap of ruins fora human hones and coffins mouldered la dust, the tire bodies of a man and woman, which are Mr to have been interred about 70 years ago. bodies are in a state of astonishing preservation, muscles appear to retail their ot:,,.•inal sitb,tanr features are entire, and the skin - has the ar *of parchment, but so thoroughly leas the . evaporated, that the body of the man does not in weight five pounds, nor that of the woman t the hair is the only part that has gone entirei decay. There is no appeat atter to induce a nil tion that the bodies have been embalmed. The jectures of the curious have been exercised for purpose of ascertaining what powerful prom' his operated to save these bodies from the in vages of time. There was no appearance of' the coffins, in 'Which they had been inclosed, the two bodies were discovered at different and cant parts of the vault. Many surgeons and tri persons of eminence have visited the Church of Savi.ur,'for the purpose of seeing the bodies, and the opinion of those gentlemen that the death of man was occasioned by a ball passing thtor-gii right breast, and coming era near the shoulier there being an olifice at etch of thor • places. ,Surgeons of St. Thornat's Hospital have appl;ed permission to remove these caricsities to their dus EAST INDIA BIRTHS, MAR RAGES, AND DEATI - 14. (Fruit& the Madras Gcs.ac ) BIRTHS. June 19, at Bohuvitm, near Hyderabad, tae I.atly of ft-. El., Faq. Surgeon to H. H. 'be Nisram's R.tasell Rrlgade, of A laugh . At St."l lom, the Lady of 41e - it Wigan, 1 nth Per. N. I o• July I 8, at tbe I's eildvney,the Lady ot efedg.4l' . June 5, at Strti,drabgd, the L.dy t f Major h G, A. 'lay , of a Ron. At Bsrhampore, the Lady of Vett!. Byrn, ad :witness: :1 of a daughter. June 24, a V:ziarapram, the Lady of Captain and rrevet jot W. C. Oliver, of the lzte Ist. Mat. Nit rug?. N. I. ciatigrut. July 1. at Banealete, the 1,74 o: J. StephenseL, his Nio ji.cty's 224 regimen: of Light Drze10 , ...., of a son. MARRIA",;:LS. July 12, at St. George'4 Chorea, Chte-iiry Flair. A. fl. ce , T. bell, -Eiq• of the I - loc. Cornin.•••is St rv•ce. Ltda.. cend elauehter of the. lz-m J. W. F.-d. vice on this EAtabiitittne;•.. July 8, at Vapor!. "Nl7. /obit WIN." Pa , '- s • July Y.:, at ht. Mary's Church, Mr. Pay,: A5580..5: Revecuc ^ , urveyor, to MIS l'rett:h. Jut I^, at ..adtrat, Ge.ttge F. C:tert, E. q . of t'..• Civil ?e -vict, to Charlotte zit - INa, emir! dat.gt;cer of the 1::te • A Hughes. June JO, at Traocrel•rr. Capt. R. P. Pavht, of the Car.!';'' Pervier, to Mita .1.1.,a Kleittbardt, daughter J. G. 114.•••• Lard., E , q. Att roe tor pins:. LO En. Jame. eqnplu.r. It.D. Ap , sthecarr General In the eer , the Hoc. Last Oompan7 in Densal., / 1 ;•nl 14, at 13 • galute, Lim. Col. Arch. Carne , cll, yuisA•r of Jura. April 21, at Vartum.l Harbour, Calcutta, Brevet 1 irute...o:• Colime'• Joerph Deshanee, C.O. of the b7th fot PRICV. OF b I OCKB YES*I FRDAY. - Bank hock, —. I India Stock Red. P3i es Indsa linrui%, 100 pr. Cons. shut Exch. 11111. (A.) 17 t! rr. 4 per (Nut. 991/ w•••—•• (0(1)17 :;.1 rt. 5 per Ct. but Cons. for Arc. b ti; n 4 I.g. Aer*.•.!l :I-in f Loners I tcket., .ft:l lili. Hl_____ _ opl lA. ERR MOillitOW AT LON9.)11 4 1 1 1. 1 Mot-mpg • .dl mt-a. after 9 Afterrnrn . • 1:4 ; a^d 1'044110 by I.Lt IL V. I, 1 . 4 4 4 . rl3.:t i ieMr)..:Pare n •!1 hl id c :thy i' . ‘ l ►The "'•••••-••'"- - " t e..kej ,t. c LC pear Tbat d the pure h tale nor' 1r Boil *do lure • o firrl vte of ▪ h Roc . rat tes7. en 6 re hit 101 ' A :ire NI- Mo. :haisr, iropert 6re, art of rt. and se; in sets Va• assist man Ism Icendia, l) inde. sets. Iten d. the ii. l l Als it, and t hy, riam inning. Woo ed to b, c eori d ; but' a ,i.ll .ugh as Col t.m tl:e 07:11 whole " teld at unkno ;ton st.i attic! ig with in an A it the ' he hody lilingt Accider Tt same ti nit calking '"; 1 ' i n a f i r, :cite in a Fit. day last, the ea 'ark, t formed 1 st, the T e suppo ago. 1. ' .ll ' rating, t , Aimee, 1- . 1 appearar. se "" of A Ant ext•• tag Ilan Ora f ts entirely • Lid The co a suppc ied for II ItosetrAti WI ie usual r wbete loscd, a. !nt and nd rred unit of Its, and it fr o eath of t: l,ro tit :! by alter b• t .„, RCM • • appl;ed f. r DEATF.6. of 74N! A dlllgb'r .N.I •:* ads4o' • A. Tap.... eitnent N.