Star. — London, England, 1803-11-15 00:00:00

AN EPIGRA t. Qunth Ink to Tom," fopt...ldr to it the devil Am' %ow w..re on termq nudl civil. " ..... wnt 1,1 you, at a prrfei.t, fend r , eht wor • • f iend I" oth Tborlaq," I know hr Is a glutton, Therefore I'd feed hint a ureic of mutton." Why fn? Vries J :ce laurhimj with all his heart), Bre.mie his worfhipioves the itchy-Amt. ON Tilt YON tGOINO. 1/ Toni and the Devil wcrc itch critics, And Thomas uvula be tending filch Roam, 1k might as well let his prcfcntt alone, kor tweed be fending his friaid-.-X• Bra. L4llf MTI:LLIGRNCE. DOCTORS COMMONS. On Friday lad decifinn took pl.tce, in the etude, ELL Et.t.tor ; when the Judge pronounced a feutence of divorce, a nwilii a thoro, between the par- ties. COURT OF Kl:tlG'h BENCH, NOV. ts. WITTER/it/LEI (gui non) v. WINDLE AND OTHERS. This was an altion brought on the 3 Gen. 11. c. 36. entitled " An Aft for the better regulation of the Coal trade," to recover levet al penalties. Mr. HARRISON, in this cafe, moved for a Rule to thew cattle, why there fhould not be a new trial ? In the fird count of the declaration, the vane was I.ltd .om. in the parilh of St. Dunilan's, and Rated, that the defendants, being dealers in coals. did knowingly fell a certain quantity of coals to one Thomas Wood, as and for the bell Wall's End coals, whereas, in truth and in fad, thefe coals were of ano ther and different fort, whereby they forfeited (by the 4th its Lion of the A&) the penalty of gool. Now this being a penal affirm, the venue, as in all other criminal cafes, was necetfarily local, and mull be laid in the place where the offence was committed : and it ppeared from the evidence in this cafe, that Tho mas Wood, the purchafer, who relided in Fetter. lane, came to the refidence of the two defendants, whOlived in the County of Middlefex, in Milford, lane, and applied to them to fend him :he quantity of coals fisted in the declaration. Thcfe coals were accordingly fent to Thomas Woad, who, it is true, lived in London, but nn intercourfe took place be tween the defendants and Thomas Wood in the city of London, except that the defendants' clerk was fent for to fee the coals re-meafured, and they being en gaged in that Winer& when he came to Wood's houfe, he immediately went back. This, therefore, being a penal aftion, and the venue neceffarily local, there was nn pm& whatever of any part of the charge in that count arifing in the city of London. The order was given for the coals, and they were paid for at the defendant's refidence in Milford-lane, and there every part of the tranfaetion took place. The whole contra& was perfaled in Middlefcs and not in the city of London, and, therefore, the Learned Caninfel fubmitted that that was a Oft ground for the Court to award a new trial. The next two counts in die declaration, were for penalties of tool. each, Rating the contra& to have been fur a fah: of coals, by pool meafure, with the ingrain, and that. they did not deliver the proper q.santity. The 4th and sth counts were for col. penalties, Gating this offence to confid in their not having nista fured theft coals by the bufhel of Queen Annc. Lad ELLENsoitousu tabferved, that the offence Rated in :he &II count of the declaration. confided in delivering one fpecies of coals for another. He did not know the offence could be afcertained to be peddled, till the delivery to the purchafer. becaufe noreconilat, till the delivery of the coals in Fetter lane, that they were not of the f o rt controlled For. Mr. Haatisnw laid, he did not objell to the fe cond and third counts. Lord Essrmananoost laid, the Court granted a I. tie to thew mice why there &fluid not be a new trial on Mr. 1-Ltrril;)n's objeetion tt) the fira count, and a motion in arreft of judgment would be the proper motion as applicable to the fourth count. THE XING 4. OSSORNE, This was an information in nature of pot:Jarrow, calling upon the defendant to thew by what authori qhe claimed to be an Aldernan.of Hull ? Mars. 4rll and Wono now (hewed caufe ; and, from the argument, the following appeared to be the fats of the Cafe :—h had always been the cullom of the Corporation, from the fOundation of it, tor the Mayer and Aldermen to chufe two perfons, whom they called lights, and rf thefe two the commonalty sleeted one. At the time rf the frizure of Corpora tion Charters by James 11. that of Hall, among gthars, was new modelled, bur not altered in any material degree; and as James 11. abdicated the throne fhortfy after granting the new Charter, it fell iato total difregard, and was never aned noon, the t.ie.r Corporation proceeding according to i thactes. At the la eleelion they, at ufual, prefented their two lights, and by a patty of the Commons one cf them was eleeted, and returned as July elefted by the Mayer. But another patty in the bornogh, not churn to have either of chefs perfons, elated an other, and tousled weir clams 64 sigh; on tate Char ter of James H. The Court heard the arguments at great length ; but being obliged to go to the Exchegu::r to prick the Sberiffi for the coining -"ear, they deferred hear ing the other fide till Monday. C AAAAA U •. •AVfiMAM. Mr. PARR dated, that this affirm had been tried sat Guildhall in April lad, before Lnrd Ellenbiirrugh. A •erdie was then riven in fat•eur of the plaintiff for with intereft at 5 per cent. and a feperate claim agoinli the defendant liti4 been referred for ar claim again(' tne oerenaanr nee oeen rcterred fora'. rot EIAG v. TNg RIM. ions agave'. tidote, and a vegetable and mineral preparation . was asn. n er: s ts' acitt h ' s lat y whicii arr "'Lir essidai trr Odolic w si_ada• ssjon.m ... led as lama ' bitration. Th e d e f e nd a nt at that time undertook t Mr. Ila t.t. A v moved fur the Judgment of the Court w i t hd r aw. with full colts, a bill vrhich he had flied on the Defendant. a i to be the remedy appropriated by medical ex perien , :e. cisadkau,e, watch 'b an F a me d g:hase. rwor — ge . alb a blue*? OnthisptincipleoSmrsuer's As risco , Boric Deur, mv rterevilam. and ire mincitkom "Mb belt Mb inesestwo le btol Pt Chancery. fo as to enable the plaintiff to recover This Gentleman appeared in Court, but Mr. Jur obtained the fanOion of Europe, has gained his M. IP•fe• die Mr. Ilk l:K awl hr (vaulted rem* (sr triksami fled th e rem in the award. From that period, however, tic* La &awe obferved, that this cafe had been jetty's Letters Patent, and held loch an eflimation in iodating a anal/ note') at hi. bode. No. s 9. Angsja - ftele• tugg l ia Ipen is +. ! .:.ad taken no ttep to rev e l this engagement eft tried at the affins before Mr. Baron GIA/I•11, and every county of the United Kingdom.—Fo r th e truth oc.r ra . I . hic is in . witiond „ imam „ imam w eer .ti rset s oi s h t oml I oadoe I , e• . .i ; An attachment had accosdingir been iffue4 . no notice had Irmo given to his Lordffip to make hie of the alfertion of its aftion on Scurvy, vide Npil- t i n atm tt eel b ot h t h e d ow s. Litheet ~.... „ • t e r . mu d the rill; 1:1.1 *Lecont e ahi: Lie. He report, ibury'sTreatile and Cafes of Scurvy. Scrophnla ,Goen, vi MFR. Manttew ..(tt, Vogul r teal v"llual"" (Weed. lon a . ..• '. 1 (1,3. tr u.i. toady to withdraw the hi. It did not al , pcxr what this Caithness% °fence kc. price 3e. Q. fold , together with the Droyo, No. Er )4oo - o — . Nrt 7. 4 7;: p. - .,.. „. --- , , v.. i. k. 1 j ..I. •11 •4. • • • ••.•• • • • • ~,i l;ty ~y in- • , C , :i ] him, 1)14 h• , was. but he was wined ia ii!e mean time to be 5 1 . 1. 3 " ) ' ^-I `l" 3 ''' i n 6...'"1" of 56 * 641- I° ' an". 1 3 s. ter Airy-Abet. : a .e.re II) ! Ile jf AS ( iSICS '44 I. ' s gr •.I .I. •• • • •I• In . 1.• taegiun:ng IZtreS to be to ti. committed. wi.s. is black itatry amscd to Ude. Arta re a a,,l, t , at a , sta. u. pm., r• -. t ot i'''' . 14.111 `team prive the plaintiff, alto was a roteigner, of the ;me. reit of the large fum awarded from the date the verdia, during the whole of which period he had ail• ed in contempt of the authority of that Court in de• lying it. mandate. Mr. EIIiKINF, for the Defendant, difelaimed all id.a of cranemning the authority if the Court, of wit;cl; he profelt,:d hinitelf one of the moll firenuous ta.?r.. Neither had his client any intention to retain from the Piaintiff a tingle farthing of the rum awarded to him. In evidence of this he read an affi davit by the attorney fur his client, from which it appeared that ha had prufelfed himfell ready to pay tilt whole 11>tm dem ?mid by the Plaintiff, provided the payment of it lhould be previodly entered upon re• cord. It had appeared on trial that his client had already, in c rvequenee of mil - conceiving the order of the Pla;iitill, bcc•, robjeeed in double payment of the fum in tptellion. It was therefore by no mean, unnatural, or could it he deemed an authority of that Court, that the Defendant was anxious to be fecured againti a third claim - of a fimilar nature, the Plain. tiff being an alien enemy. The Cum paid was ordered to be entered on record. Novastatt 14. This morniug the two Grand Juries for the county of ttliddlefez were (worn in before Mr. 'office Gums, who made a Ihort elegant Addrefs to them p.evious to their entering upon the difcharge of their very important duty. LORD NILSON V. TUCKER.• Lord ELLINBOROUGH delivered the judgment of the Court in this cafe. His Lordfhip obferved this was a writ of error, brought on a judgment of the Court of Common Pleas, and which is reported bj Boranquet and Puller. This was en anion for money had and received. The Defendant Mr. Tucker, was only a Rake holder, to whom the money in difpute had been paid, the real queflion being between thofe two noble and gallant Admirals Lords St. Vincent and Nelfon. The queftion for the decifion of the Court was, whether the Plaintiff was or was not en titled, on the true conftruetion of his Majefly's Pro clamation of the 25th of January, 1797, and alfo on the true conflruetion of the fall Prize Ad, as Chlet Flag Officer on the Mediterranean Ration, to (bare in fome prizes that were captured by Capt. Digby ? His Lordlhip delivered a very elaborate judgment on this cafe, taking into confideration every part of that Proclamation, and of the Prize AR, that had the finalleh bearing on the queftion ; and the refult of the whole was—the Couit were of opinion, that Lord Nelfon, having become by devolution the Com mander in Chief upon that Ration, at the time when thefe captures were made, was fully entitled to (hare in thole prizes that had been taken by thefe (hips of war, which had been fent out to cruize by his Noble Predeceffor. within the limits of the Mediterranean Ration. As Lord Nelfon, when he fueceeded to the command, did not revoke the orders for cruizing that had been given by Earl St. Vincent, he might be confidered as having virtitally consrmed and renewed thole orders, in confequence of which the captures were made; and therefore the Court were of opinion, that the money now remaining in the hands of the Defendant. (which we uncle:gland is about 53,c001.) fhould be paid to the Plaintiff. Lord Nelfon, and that the judgment given by the Court below Lhould be re verfed Judgment for the Plaintiff. LORD KEITH D. ♦DMIRAL lIIIIMOLL. Lord ELLEIII0110Ua; likewife delivered the judgment of the Court in this cafe. It was an action of affumpfit for mane, had and received for the Plaintiff's tire. This cafe in its nature was very (imam., except in one circumfiance, to the laft. Lord Keith being Commander in Chief on the Cape of Good Hope Ration, fent out fome (hips to cruise off the Mauri tins; and after the Defendant had been appointed to fucceed the Plaintiff, and after the Plaintiff had paffed the limits of his Ration on his way home to this country, the captures in quellion were brought to the Cape of Good Hope, and the Defendant re ceived s Bth of them. The queition was, whether the Plaintiff was entitled ip recover that r-Bth of the prize money ?If the Court thould of opinion the Plain. tiff was entitled to recover, the verdia was to Rand; but if they (hould be of opinion that he was not enti. tled to recover it, t r any part of it, then the verdia was to he entered for the Defendant. The quellion was, whether an inferior Flag Officer, on whom a commansi had devolved by the returning home of his fuperinr ,Flag Officer, withnut any intention of refurning the office of Commander in Chief, be en titled to the one eighth of the prize money, which, in this cafe, had been received by him in refpelt to captures made after the Mel Officer bad paged the limits of his aatinn in returning home ? Or, whs. they the fuperior Flag Officer was entitled to receive that 'hare ? The Court thought this cafe was ftrong,r than the lafl, and that upon all the faits cloitd, the Defendant was entitled to retain his (bare of the prizes which he had received—Verdi& for the Defendant. 1-41 IMO 9. sit _ _ Mr. Serjeant Coccstt. moved for the judgment of the Conrt on the Hon. Baronet. This was for an a,Taiilt on a Gentleman of the name of Benton, and orginated in a miftake. .According to Mr. ERSIC 1114 Counfel for the De. i fendant, the affault was the mere effeet of refentment at the InOlllCll4 and there was no intention to infult the Profecinnr. The Learned Counfcl thought it a proper eat: to s o before the mailer. He was certain his ._earned Friend on the other fide did not with to 'refs it. Mr. Serjeant Coca/ 1.1. aid. he had no with to Fedi anv thing.agaialt the Hon. Baronet; but he hoped he did not elk too much, when he wilted for fureties. I.old Eccrasottovon raid k mull be in eonfe quenee of the content on the nthe► fide, if it went before thb Mailer, and when the Mailer made his report, the Court would order what was fit to be done. P. P :4 D. POLICE, Z?r. Buw Est. --- On Monday Lvaith afore*, who with Thomas was examined at this Office on Friday lad, on fulpicion of boric dealing, was again brought up, when Mr. Bryan, a piano forte maker, of Southampton-row, dated, that on the 28th of lad month the prifoner, in company with a man who cal led himfelf Mr. Sims, came to his houfe, and agreed to give 3 t guineas for a pianotarte; the prifoner laid it was fur his wife, who was an beirels, and it was to be fent to her in the Ille of Wight ; and he had no doubt, if it pleafed her, he fhould be a cuftomer for a harp likewile, and defied it to be feat to Brompton• row ; which being done, he, not knowing his Ludo mers, went to the honk to enquire as to their refpec tability, &c. He Aced a woman of genteel appear. ance, who informed him the prifoner was an officer in the army. and Sims a gentleman who lived on his fortune, stkich mule him not hefitate in leaving the piano-forte. Ready money being agreed for. he cd-i led irra few days for payment, when be law the pr i• loner Sims ; they behaved in a gentleman like man ner, treated him with a bottle of wine, &c. and ob. retying regimentals and a fword in the parlour, he was confirmed in the charter given of the prifo. net, and left the hot& with the promife, that if his wife approved of the piano -forte, he would call and pay him in a few days, and purchafe a harp ; and he Ihould not have rufpeited this glary, had he not feen the account of the prifoner's examination in the newt: papers. The piano-forte has fince been obtained by another creditor, who Willed upon payment, on condition he paid the rent that was due, and gave the prifoner ten guineas as a balance. The landlord of the Green Dragon public houfe, in Swallow-ftreet, exhibited a charge againtl the prifoner, m company with four others, of defrauding him of a flipper and liquors on Saturday night lad ; tome time after flipper the pri. loner and three of the others left his houfe, the fifth man remained fill midnight, when demanding the reckoning, he declared he had not a !hiding, and that his companions had left him without his knowledge,' upon which he turned him oat of his houfe. In de.' fcribing the perfons who were in company with the prifoner there was no doubt but Sims was one of the party ; and the landlord pointed out a young man of genteel appearance in the office, who proved to be the attorney attending in behalf of the prifoner, and who acknowledgedhe was of the party. The Ma. giftrate obferved, although it was cuffornary for cli ents to pay for attornies, yet in this cafe he hoped the attorney would pay the poor landlord's demand; to which the gentleman confen:ed, and paid the amount of the bill. Neither of the charges amounted to felony ; but he was detained, for that he being an alien, ha ,1 ne gleeted to regifter himfelf, and obtain a proper certi ficate according to his Majedy's late proclamation, for which neglel he is liable to fix months imprifon rnent. It being neccirary his cafe lhould be referred to the Secretary of State, he was committed for far ther examination. LaR night a man in the moll outrageous Bate of ' lunacy was brought from the Admiralty, where he had gained admittance, and refufed to depart till he had Peen Lord Keith and Sir Evan Nepean. The Bow fireet officers were fent for, who tbrced him into a hackney coach, and in his way to the office he i?coke both the pannels of the coach. When he was ' before Sir Ricriaao FORD, he called himfelf the Mel- Gab. It took fix men to handcuff him, for the pur. pofe of conveying him to the Houfe of Correttion for fafery, till his friends can be difcovered. From Come letters found in his poffeffion, there is reafon to be lieve his name is Robert Ingram. Mansion Houss.—Yeßerday Robert Slaney was brought up, on application of his attorney, to be difcharged from the Poultry Compter, where he had been confined fince June !ail, at the foil of theyarifh of Allhallows Barking, for a ballard child; at was urged, that by an Ad of Parliament, if the pariffi neglected declaring againa the prifoner within fix weeks from the birth of the child, the prifoner be comes entitled to his difcharge ; this the pltifh bad omitted doing , in coafequence cf the prifoner's re peated promites of marrying thegirl, till the timehad elapfed. He was contequently difcharged. Harrow GAMIN. Yeflerday Barmy .I. 4 raOta4, who florid fully committed, was again brought up to be identified by f I perfoas near Baby.heath, be. ing feen with another perfon, not yet in ennody, on the evening of the 28th ult. near the premifes of Mrs. Bradthaw, who keeps a lady's boarding fchool at Clay-hill, near Stanmore, ,which was broke open and a large quantity of made and unmade linen &den, which was fworn to on a former examination; the prifoner requelled to be fent to Newgate inflead of any other prifon ; he was indulged with his requcll. MILANCHOLT Accirierir.—On Saturday evening, the istlt inftant, as a young Lady, at No. 8, Piovi dence-row, Finfbury.fquare, was reaching t bottle of Hartfhorn to her mother, her clothes caught fire, by which accident fhe was burnt in fo 11.,.aking A manner as to occafion her death at two o'clnck the day following, notwithllanding every attention wa s paid her by Mr. Bisosoaouo to, fnrgeon, uf• Dean fireet, who arrived a few minutes after the accident happened. In thole ages wham fimplicity of manners and re gularity of living were the refult of mankiesi's nation, ddeafe had made little progrefs on th race•of men I perhaps it was from this ecufe Scurry had not made its rapid prog►efs till about the time of Hippo crater. whole aplsotifms prove he knew the dikafe. When I)aa a. Anson, and Comte extended their route in unexplored feat, their hiaories prove fuffici ently its fad eziflenee. The United Kingdoms of Great Britain would tenify this fcourge on land with out (earthing the hillory of campaigns. When ana tomy taught that the human body was capable of ab forption, they partially'butied the afilitted. The rue. ,a 6 of this treatment gave the idea of a cnmpkte an. sidotr td a - ttabl• -nd MARRIED. On Tuefday hit, Ralph Clarke, jun. Erq. late of Tombs, to Mifs Itichadfoo, of Hanaky, Northumberland. DIED. On the id laftart, at Edinburgh. the Hon Mrs. Mary Iliaaa beth Farber., dauglar.r of the Kiltht Hon. Lord Forbes. fitarelf her Grace the Dur.hrfs of Athol!, and wife of Joita Hay, Eli. banker in Edinburgh. On the 31 it ult. at Linlithgow, James Andrew, Efq. late Prowellk of that Burgh. Oa the filth ult. at PAX ey, Mr. John Pages, Law Chid Ma giltrateof that place. On the cth irritant, at Edialsurgh, Sir jobs Oibfon Cassis:hod, of Skirling, Bart. On the 23d ult. at Dalnamain. in the county of Sotharlssii. Enfign Junes Sutherland, lice ut Caithnsfs HighLsiders, is the t Sth year of his ege. The Rev. Mantis Ward Kennedy, of At Wexford, Mrs. Johußon, wit of Dr. Juba/Loa, phyficiss. FORTH WALES . The GREENFIELD COPPER. and BRASS WANTS PREMISES and EsTATES, at Halyard!. la TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. DT Mars. SKINNER, DYKE, and Co._ . . On Thnrfday; the soh of November, at Tweivo,WGarnwayls. In Four Lem unkhpr.eviotly difpokil of by Prime Catarad. of which proper wake will be Loire's. Lot 1. A Capital and powerful BRASS ROLLING Nitu,earibleot working two pair of Rots, Owen Battery Mills add Turning Houle. with 24 for fall of water, with every proper bullotag for the COOrfielliCr CC of a Brat_ Mantiforitotyg an excellent Agent's Houk and Gardens, and ten fahßantiall Dwelling Hoofs for workmen employed upon the trews. Lot a. A molt capital and powerful Copper Roiling Mill , with three large wheels, and fullicier• room for four pair of rano, rine pair now Axed, four furnaces, with 3,3 feet fall of water. with a refinery warehoofe and uftful buildings, as Agene.s boar, wales lubltantial dwelling houfes (or workmen. Lot 3. Six Brafs Melting-Hook% four dreg in each. whales Calcining !wale, with calciucr buddies and drying oven; a oak with a pair of Rows and a pair of rollers, with (oar fort Ave amebae fall of water; Boni hooks, warehoufe, and buildings, and ekwa fulakantlal dwelling honks for workmen ; Skewik a fall of orator not In ore, of abbot ax feet, that may he repealed hall deathly part, and room far an extenfive matlufatitory. Lot 4. A coat mallows Dwelling houfe, uild OnsesdaidLolge a now an inn, with tabling and oatbolidiags, and excellenthealial garden. The shore mills we part freehold and part lafelsoid,asal arc worked by one of the molt powerful firm= of war a the kingdom, poffelling the fingelar advantage of newer being ahatkall by froth, floods, or droughts in the funums. lying rear tits doer Dec. Heavy goods can be conveyed on beard yeah (rats as. to as Iful- per tog.. and being atomised in the udghbowhood of lead. calanairo, toad coal mines, are very &arable forearrying an eater. five manutadories In the copper, brah, tin. and amidst rade as likewife for rolling of lead, or es paper, cater, or woolka milk, as well JO fora variety of purports —Fee furtbar pariesLas apply to Mr. Samuel Taylor, the Agent, as the Wasik's; re Mai John Stevens, Copper Office, Liverpool; or to Maim Skinner. Dyke and Co. Aldrogate-fkiax w HEN Prole tonal gen at education aid it: fponfP.:ility deviate from the. P nersi !lambi the fastilaum of a menu Branch, the fassaioa of km' chatiaaadlimatio is dbe belt criterion of ft.perkeity. Ten years have I devoted my gotatte so tte,eseimamoevevemeot of T HRBG n:sOV.VERS, the aze.cfsful refalt et me pion gives me adlti r ardour t. ovpuie u tar mime able tie sa• vava o: tank corT:amtv which am the aloft latiorusat iv tLe coo. lope of human inormities. After Initiating into every hera.est as um Amy Surgeon, fanned a wilt at an call period of Itractace to 'thee lodavalralia from the igr.orance 0 uneducated !lien, or It.: orally Sierras precipitancy of general PraCtitioararo dim THREE 1 rla Ultll LAB4O thr cure Ovalle% I base derma my attended, cormarne every kedus of VE.halltiAL iNSFG 1101-4. rat-ether at a recent or long dont:mt.—al/ Ail blade of DUMMY. trkther arbletg from the Wats ot frailoalhamora the Ind: dorm of mature age, and laftly duo derazarmaat at Ma tvit Wows which is calico' DA nit INSEAM at St MLitt. Numermis sli'eafes are de refuk at traoranee or bier to dm Tr:annent of a etrmit Gramerhm, and It not anCrT quay* irr/paris tlaat the fa ads of Luc ate polforied bytbe foultferstion of ca uvula& ed a fur MIMI' r, thud eninpaajot. are ewil y esamog l ai+l evat %tram gams have faded, I mutt that I may groom as olfcr a rodacal re eits-aftment. Few. bow, we, are the cafes or essesilleated dates le the all order, compared with the. ealseitoin faustions eat Alen, stlin Oven indo:genet In a SOLI LAY VICF. u the prevalent (kis-ties a faiLio.nb:e Life, :violet that IL.. e of fl biFry Kish V she grim kta:ie coafignence ce fedi rerr:e:o.is When the sinbaqy '.itSizer broods over his n.ikev. int leer eoecei:/ his sr.isfortuee. R anal be fame eont.,Ni.. If SW CO knew, that although it bcrt o.Odt of slutsht er L....wavy web rho' Praeitioncns, the removal of lids DEI :".1"101c: lig kr die gradual rmlifes of reposition es the aelviresneht yeapeisese. If the nun of Binh, or Vera. have begun to r..disce ought Ids sour, touch sassiety will be revinted by an earl y •Nrinteradbise tie this lanivid Bite, and in ?bele cafes no great &Saki*. MB OINTAL Bat where this dee( envy his for years Wiled, a peeper Ver. Cevennes is indifpenflhiv tccainte to revive the lamberts. fowl, of Lila and to to-animate the Coefiltetiets. _ MAIRIUFD WOMEN, wbe bore brig hat diferpirtrd 111 amir expc stiation. of a Fainliv, smyAe arniered, am is oak II" *anew tit% ,!eredis cora-h&c by 11 . 111dical *IL Lbignom Mikithirs. DORM-EXCHANGE, MONDAY, NOVEMIYR r 4 PRICE OF FLOUR. Hoe flour sot to ssk, teem , .ll 45a to 52111. per lick... RETURN cf WtiF..".T in Mari-arc. including oilli from the 3di ot a:l.6er 2 , , L. nth Nowentser Twll.-.462 Quarteri Average 58a 31: —os. 8d higher than gall return. • PRICE OF 110 PS. SAG/. POCIULTS. Knit - al R. in 51 ft Kent - 51 o• to 61 ci Selfez - 41 *a to 31 cm Stake • .1 os to 51 ap net' - 41 co to 51 OS Lanham Si Os to 91 011 Old Duty 5761. PRICES OF tIAY AND STRAW. Sn,l2h!leld. t. pours's. Vil.itt•chapel. alPgrtuad 4 to to s 90 4 4 o to 5 IS n 4 t.. to 6 o 4 htraw 16 tot t.. a y otos s 3 6 i trot to 9 Cbltt 6 oto 6 6 6 ~, to 6 15 I ShiITHFIRI.D, Nerecother LI. To fink the citfal—per lIJDC of 81b. Reef 41 of to 5$ 44 1 Veal 4$ $d to 6. Mt Mateo 41 id to . . r . 4 4 I Pork 3 8 od to 45 44 Latoo aq cal. to so. 44. . USAD Or C.T7 t.r. 7 tits DAV. Drafts a b out 4500.-.sueap and Lambs 74.5?..i. NEWGATE aid LEADEN/ SALL, NovesuLer 14. Per Roue of 81b. by the earede. ' .- Bed 3$ 44 to 4$ 44 Veal 4s Ott to 68 ..41 Mutton 38 04 to 48 4d Putt 31 04 to 40 44 Lamb is. .to 4s. Rd. PRICE OF TALI.OW IN LONDON. St. James's market 4$ 944 Town Tallow 82$ 04 to cw ' Clare Market 4$ la Rutfia ditto (ma) 766 od to rat Whimehapel Market Rothe Otto (Wag) 714 od to ywe (per dose of Sib.) 44 8441 Melted Star 654 Ld to os -- • Ditto rousk 44$ ad ito so tes 3id Gre4VeS rea 044 Average Pike ae 9 Good Dregs tlsOf Ca Yellow Soap. 8µ to oa.--Mortled, 911.-0114, 96$ Price of Candles per dozen. tea 6.1.--Moulds, 138.64. BIRTH. At Aberdeen, oa the a6t:• tat. the Ladi of Cepa+ Gilbert, af a fon. The Lady of Lord Vifccann Falkland, of a fan. f 1 NUM Tht le the On 1 • Abe (never The h 1' f Arta ?WI Oa 1 Cu. ON 1 ariewel PM "ea l 'T". 0 Ilie - ii ark& PAS ab nlt Silva. TIK Din it the.", R t 4_4011, A w Nl trodt • The tiso Nage 111101 e saws 114 r. lONA 'Waal T' Pala sa Na. s 6 it. Tlat Cam so. *4 Tbis 4 OF Lee pebli6 and de Obi, 1 TH c witb so Lea = mad so Tire A C AVMs N. B Laws.. es ogle Wee whack