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LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT 0/P CHANCERY, AUGUST O. OPERA HOUSE--411DOUZWT. 71111 LOAD CHANCELLOII.—MT. Hart, have yen any thing further to add to the statement you made yes. terda y ? Mr. HART—My Lord, 1 have now nothing to do with the case; let Mr. Duthie and Mr. Mills now settle it, as the quasi-el lies between them. Mr. DUTHIE-- I apprehend, my Lord, that dot illustration ul your Lordship yesterday was not wholly in point, as 1 humbly conceive your Lordship will find, when you look over the present statement r am now to submit to your Lordship. Mr. MILLS complained he had not seen the statement.' Mr. DUTHIE then went over his statement and con. tended, that n was obvious, notwithstanding the so. phistry of the other side, that by the sum of 428.973 only being paid in, that his client would infallibly lose the sum of 3000 odd pounds, which he was pre pared to chew was, along with other accounts, a full payment of the mortgage money, and that therefore it was not pr , per that the said sum of 41000 should be in Waters'a pocket, while Taylor was kept where 'be was. The Loan CHANCIILLOR•-. I am extremely satisfied with your accuracy, Mr. Duthie; bat the view I take of it may be owing to my laving so long not under• stood the statements made by you, both which, from the difference of 'opinion among you, I see have been very conflicting. But I shall suppose the ease OVIS Take it for example that the Master's Report includes all the claims, aad among them this mortgage money. If it does so, then it Mr Waters pays the money into Court, he most pay it fakes that sum of the most. gage. This 1 take to be your ease, Mr. Mills. Mr. Durant—At the octant moment, my Lord, Mr. Waters has nine sixteenths of the mortgage money in his own hand. The Lr'RD CHMICILLOR—You admit. Mr. Duthie, that the mortgage was due to Mr. Waters on the 9-16ths belonging to Taylor. Well, since that is so, surely they have a right to the whole money on the 16•16ths, but I do not, 1 am ready to admit, under. stand this statement. But suppose that 430 only were the question between you, and that Taylor owed Waters M. which was valid, then the sole question turns obviously on the simple point of this debt being just or not. Again, to revert to this case, I think the best faing y.. 0 cast possibly do is, m there is so much d:spiite about this mortgage money, let the sum paid already stand untouched, and let the ques. lion about the £5OOO of mortgage he over till the second seal, when, if you are dissatisfied with this opinion. or' think I have given a wrong direction, then you may apply to the Court ; but while I make this order let it be understood, that if I should be in duced to make any alteration, then Mr. Waters must, it he is called to pay the money, do so with interest of 5 per cent. Does this opinion satisfy you both ? Mr. Duran:—Yes, my Lord, if Mr. Waters binds, himself to adhere to what your Lordship has now stated. Mr. Mitts—l think it very yeasonable. The Louo Cnaiscamant-1 am very glad. Tim shut the Opera-house for this season. NURSERY GARDEN& Iniessawe v. PM The LORD CHAttcsuungiarElßdsooll io this ems h was a motion on the part of the plaintiff, to have a receiver appointed to a amain property, and the question to be determined was, whether it was the sole property of the plaintiff? The plaintiff and the defendant had been for a considerable number of years partners, in extensive nursery gardens, situated on the Hammersmith road. Tcwards the conclu sion of the sear 1818. Kennedy wished to retire front business, and to dissolve the partnership. A r ope. sal en this effect was made to Lee, to which he offered objection;tto and at the plaintifPs requ.st he deli vered to bins a valuation to the premises, utensils, Etc. belonging to the firm, which amounted to ilti6o.o. exclusive of bond and book debt. Tbe plasm if/ considered the premises tube wortbdouble that sum, and he represented to the defendant that from then accounts it was manifest that the average re. eeipts of each, for the last twelve years, from the pro.. pats. amounted annually to dl5OO, and for the last six years the average receipts of each annually were Clhot); that the book debts had accumulated very considerably, and that at the lowest calculation the property was watch nom This representation was made by the plaintiff to the defendant in letter dated the 18th of October, 3816, and he tdded, that such being, in his opinion, the value of concern, lie would not dispose of his share for a mess id pottage." To this letter Lee sent one in dated the 2841 of the same month, in which stated, that as Keunedy considered the premises ortli ,120,000, be was willing to sell him his share • dlO,OOO, so that here was a proposal snide by defendant to the plaintiff to sell his own share for :reified sem. 'fhe question then came to this, Kennedy accept dm offer ? Kennedy alkdged It he did accept tt, and to establish his acceptance, referred to two letters which he addressed to Lee, e dated the 26th of October, in which be requested Lee to inform him of the time and manner in which wished the purchase money to be paid. Lee n eed, that as he had a large family to support, be rould wish for cash, and that it should be paid as SOOn possible, and that as to the book • and bond debts they might be subsequently disposed of.— Keneedy agreed to this ; and in the other letter to rliieb be. referred, dated the Y9th of October, he statedshis conception of the contract, namely, that be would give the sum of £lO,OOO for Lee's share in whole of the pdtaership property, comprising nursery gardens, utensils, apd various other sp. peadagea, all of which he described, With the excel,- - of the book arid bond debts, and be added that ; would ply the dllO,OOO in cash as soon as The proper conveyances were Made. To this Lee an swered that be would sign nothiag until he should consult his attorney. Thal matters stood between them when the plaintiff applied for a minivan The * questios therefore whether these garden, no* solely' belonged to Kennedy? depended upon another ques tion, namely, Mather a valid Contract readied fen* cdtrespondente which passed between the pastiest offer was made by Lee, which Kendedy ac i s did not arzzbether the description c Or te tt pr operty which made' is his last knee, was w a s aos.aecurate. It Otatratel- the contract was undoubtedly binding t if not acenrate, then the Court was not prepared to say whether the bargain was made. Until it was determined that the description comprised the whole of the partnership property, ex clusive of the book and bond debts, his Lordship would not appoint a receiver ; but* requested it to be understood, that if either party was dissatisfied with his present judgment, hewould willingly bear the motion spoken to again. The Solicitor for Lee said that Kennedy would give nothing for therredevi ll of the premises. 'The LORD Cit4mt.oa said that that objection could not stand, qecause it the premises were sold at all, they were soli without any mention of the geod will. Two bankrupt petitions were beard, but they were of no public importance. Upon a reqeEst expressed by Mr. MONTAGU! that his Lordship would, it possible, look into the papers, connected with one or two particular causes which lay before him, I The LORD CHANCELL OR observed—t , I shall do all I can. But I will not disguise from you what I can not disguise from myself, that I have been labouring since the 28th of October last, and that I believe my health to be entirely gone." There being no further business, his Lordship left the Court at two o'clock. • Nine Lao ao yawn' rr.--.Getti as as e.—lferterdwf ties Mee was very mod crowded at so early boar by pentane who, eit..er Irons sonority or interest, wended to hear the ease « N.r Webb. wild we trentionid before. None of be parties ap- I you'd bet the oestplalnanti he stated to the adagittrate that he ' had Geste to a milkmen with the proses who woo hie 'nosey, and the warrant was anordiagly withdraw* t t» of the aunt , lost was Wended. - Tun HElC7l,4lwitom Snort 400.—huty aa, a notorious pickpocket, who had bon switched to transportation three years bock at the Old Basky, hot was set at liberty in cassequente of Waves, was brought up, charged with stealing a valuable snuff box from the pocket of Mr. Mum. It smeared that the pro. ascstor,baelog smiles to stead at the Court of Requests, .ul. womrs-roots, MU showing the hot to tome of his acquaistanee. and diverting their attrition to k as a curiosity. The lid eon.. tained a /oovistile oi a picture sent as a present to Bonaparte (rum the ruins of Herculaneum. He replaced It to his pocket, and in a very ahem time after found that some industrious person had taken k away. Mr. Wilson immediately rode round to the houses I atdiferent pawnbroker, acd at length of f erable,' that i t bad bee n pledged at one in Broad -street, St. Giles's. by a woman whom Mary Bell bad commissioned Mr that purpose. She was luny oansodtted. The landlord of the Roe Beek, commonly called the Waterloo house, in Jameenreet ' Oxford street, was brought up ender a warrant charged with aiding and as.isting Carroll and Ws gaag in the mask and rubbery of Mr. Wise. Neither the pronctitor , nor his wife being able to identify the prisoner, he was discharged, with an order to be forthroeniug if erasion should esquire. WO4Blll L DAIL 0-.4644 :retied, the fellow who personated Mr. Dews, of Hull's-place Oldnreet, la be coming bad fur a titan named Skinner, charged with receiving oats fraudulently obtained from Mr. Amorey, of Chinon, was &abet. nainioet, and was commkted under the disc of lames the Second, up. U, which Act makes the ease punishable by Death, without the benefit el clergy. A man samcd Irv." was charged with unsung a aft forged note, purporting to be of the bank of Ensllnd The prisooer west into a trukette's In Church -street, Islington and purchased half.a-doten peas at ad. each, for whtch be olferad the note in payment, but the shopkeeper not barns Cbaage OM rho MOW out. The prisoner la the mesa timee betrayed suc h antennas m stacked suspicion, and hewn glens In charge to a minable. • note, es ezantination t roved to be a forged ma. Another charge of %titer's' a forged trials lest May, in the vicinity of ehuredhcit was preferred against list, and be was cemmitted for fyrtbee on• areleaties, when the Usk So:kitor trill attend. Mew, dealer imitating stores, residing in Pier/house-yard, was bought up lay Atilltd. *barged with remising a Jorge 'twenty et keenseeptry goods, the reperty of Mr. Collins, hentnuaga, in laufsbarAstowing it to have bees steles. Tbe offence beteg Menemlasel le Me Cam the pri.ooer was sent to tie Monolog. Leese sobs esunitied before the Logo Mires. . &SAD Ac7.—Age. Hurt, a baker, In Cbtocb.straet, was charged with selling brc.d short in weight. his half quar.ern hares were Meseta seven comae, nd he was convicted in the Freaky of lOs per ounec.-4 chaodier's shop keeper, who pur -1 chimed Mused ef Mr. Harr, was also convicted In the penalty of 10% mummies, for bread short in weight sold at hi. shop. Queen-stows a.—Xery Hill was lolly committed lee stealing sod sashimi sense 'mew gists bawling to the lime and Crown publialionse, is White loosostreet, Chelseo, near which awl bred. The publican watched her ohs day after her dl. nor is an old iron *bop, whore she sold a lump of pewter : and on going to her lodgings, her !re-shovel had pi-ces of nysited pewter ail' OM It. Gwis„pnrat....-fieseek /Won was yesterday brought to this Oace under the bdieming charge .I.—stbout three years ago the hew of Mr. Creek, broker end auctioneer. on bnowidil, was robbed of Ikea and **Arms apparel to a vet! considerable ammint, end the peters. as well as others about the house, being suspected, they were severaby • brought before a Magtstra a and sambaed. upon the charge. To'none of them. however, could the robbery be brought home. 'I he prisoner at the Moe wits Molt to the prosecutor, alld though least suspected, suddenly lett her 011121i00, and was since never beard of, until I hureday kat , when she was accidentally seen coming freak a butcher's shop mak taken into custody. Ibe prisoner In tears acknowledged leaving' been so the 'trete': of Mr. Crook at the time of Use robbery, but deeded any paricipatlon in the guilty traassellia.—ltessanded. The tollosving strange narrative is the confession of Ihrpre, who was executed last week on Peonendes death, near Maidstone, in Kent r 64 I, W. N. now under sentence of dath in hie Majesty's County Gael, Maisistooe, Kent, August 15, lan at the age ot &Mateyo &Skated& Imo his Majesty's service as a ;Wier. I was AM enlisted Into the lath Reginsent of Horse, by oue Jolla Ke see, at Woolwich, In Kent. 1 marched tram thence to Deal, la Knee, at which place I deserted, an d m a d e t h e I w o of my w a y to Clathand. thn the read I robbed a man of his watch ; I also robbed a mart that was at work in the M 4 a mined his cluts•ps to disguise myself: I watt to Chaim/I,lnd front thence to Ot- I Der, where I west to bnek-ntattuts for three months. From tht..e. I west to Chatham, and on the road I robbed a man oi l &is poeket-book, which captained a suns of sliver and use gold bog. At Cheat= I enlisted lino the nuav Militia. I re- maimed at Citation% with the Regiment two months, and from thence we marched to Sheerness, at which place we reashied bur soonehe ; and !rem thence we marched to Harwich, la Es. sea Theft we fetnalned SIX weeks, awl Iron that marched to Molbtough, lo Leicestershire. I rutMaitarki there live way. and then mieuteered him the 39th root. and was marched to Wry. mouth, is Dorsetshire. I remained there dose weeks, then de saved the second time, and proceeded to kidnaps. Attar my arrival is Loudon. I was Impressed, and sent ou board his Ma jesty's ship Enterprise, where I remitted sit weeks. 1 was Ikea draughted sad mot ea beard the Tower Tender, and down to, Skeerans ethers I was put era board his Majesty's ship Scrims, slop ship. lo Ave days l was seat ea hoard we Namur, when realised three weeks, sad eras diendraighted to the be* Drays Drops, of la pea, ea Maid el Mesh I was eight mouths ends log in the North leas. liteosibeg sense damage, we went kite Varinewb kerbs*, lo Norfolk to be repaired, iied I was mot on board the LIM: ATter being ea beard two weeks, l deser ted, sod node the best et my way to (bars, Is Essex. where I so work at beta. asaklayfi sod remakes* live swaths. Bat I lain a observe, I swam traysillog Sestiaad to Loodoe—k pas bat blank twelve tosethei and a leer auks below Cara. whir. I nisi with s hordsaker in horseback; I woe adtaertied la Sulphas bias el the highway, sod took hi. pocket-book st. ter that I brake bee it • sad took from 46601 dress abides. 1 weld dorsi hito Retch Ittesdred, aid :bore I bib bed a moo et kit pray intainkti solos Alessi skis was in a by ' road. resin thaw I wont to Wools/ash. Then I Woke open • China ship, and took to the vales of 4100 watt amidst mod also kohe opal a thandler's &yaw the Warm, tasks from ' theme es loom assitither snide. to she vales et Alit. rim that I win* an Lath, when I calsaissed two EssatM, doting' width tine I benositted setail ssewll eggunx.. Attie leaving Ida, 1 made op to Loodpao ad on tip itletersy *meal al man down. and robbed Mot of lik mitt and ale Airings and throe pence. After my arrival in Loam, 1 made no stop, but proceeded to the Black Lion, Bayswater-fields, and got work at bridtpmaking. There I left my lodgings, and took with me a wk of clothes that were not my own, and returned back to London. In Mary-la-bomme-huse I went to work fee one Mr. Weller, and after , stopping three comb, ran away from him. I west to Paddington, and emend a bakeessimp, sad took front thence a large pie, not cooked. I took it dews Torpindatte, and there bad It cook ed. Prom slat I went to Greenwich, and there robbed a man of twenty-eight pounds. I weft back to London with my booty, and spent It in Bast Snalthlldd, and then went to Wang, in Kent, brake into a watchman's shop, sod took hoot theft to the value of AlOO is goods. I wen to London with 1117 booty, and front Louden came back to Greenw!ch, whore I broke open a cook's shop, near the Brown Bear, and took from thence to the oak's of £lO is sop& About two swathe after, I broke into a mean chandler's shop, near the Park, at Greenwich, and took to the value of al in goods. I also en tered a watch-boa, and took front thence one gas, one pistol, and the watchman's rattle. I also broke into a dwelling-house, Dear the Ship and Billet, at Greenwich, and took to the value of !lac pounds In linen am! ether article,. From that I went to likkaen, in Kent, "there I broke Into a watchmaker's shop. near the Church, and took from thence AV worth of goods. I also broke into an eatkig-house, and took to the value of one pound.' From thence I went back to Greernrich, sad near the Brown Bear r..bned a man of Sit In money. I then went back to Frith, where I engaged oa board Ids Majesty'. sloop the Active ' and atter a voyage to sea of I I months;asid after my return to Lon don, was discharged, and went home to Entb. when I went to work ter Anthosty Fletcher Dar three weeks. From thence! went to Woolwich. where I enlisted ono Use Koval Horse Artillery, as a gunfire, and after waging rs weeks, aide deserted. attil went to Southend, Biwa. I hare I got work at brick-making (or tour moods., and thou broke into a gestrkmatee house near the I erg race, and took from the said horse eb.lies to the vales of ..ett. I went irons thence to Leaden, and got week on the Prince Re gent's canal for three months. I then went towards Ctia.hartt Gob g over shooter's hill, I was slopped by a party tai soldters, mid take') back to Woolwich, sworn in as a deserter, and recesved soo la.hes. I was sent w Jar Hospi•ai fur 21 .tays, an I when sane out joined my troop, "nth wrigeli I ' , interned seven days, when I deserted the fourth time, and went to Southend. I re maimed there L months employed Ili bock-ntakkg and its eying, I these stole a fat bog out of the field near the brick arid, and also broke tato a gee leman's hall at Grays, to Es.ei, aod in the town of Grays stole any her hog. A . t.-r that I went to London, and shipped meter on board the Asia. and o ant to sea for I months, at the rod of which perk).. I v. as paid et! at Chatham, and tins went to Erith, where I committed she robbery fur which lam to suffer. Thirteen housebreakings„egm highway robbe ries. tour desertions, and a number of man offences that are net berets Inserted, are the horrible (AMU of the unfortunate " WILLIAM MORGAN." The following fraud has been committed upon a banking house at the west end of the town :—A few days since two young men, elegantly dressed. called at the banking house, and producing bills to the amount of nearly /MOO upon some of the most re spectable houses in the metropolis. said, that they were out of cash, that the bills would become due in a few days, and begged to be accommodated with . 4( few hundreds just for living money." The scheme was successful, and they received between two and three hundred pounds, with which they walked off.— The bills, on being presented, were discovered to be not worth a groat ! The Gendem.m represented them. selves as Officers in the Army, and as having a house at Wimbledon. They were seen lounging about the neighbourhood of St. James's street some days sub. sequent to the transaction ; but previous to the trick being discovered they absconded. William Illitr4d, who was shot in attempting to break into the house of Mr. Burry,sd Hackney-road, did not die of the wound, as was stated by mistake. It ta.,• however, been thought proper to remove him from the London liorpital, as there was rea s.,in to apprehend that be was, in concert with others, planning his escape, and he was yesterday morning seasositted by Dr. Cwrsixe to Coldbath-flelde pre. son. in the Infirmary of which he is to be confined.— The following particnlats, in addition to what we have already stated, transpired in the examinations before Dr. GWYNN& : Mr. Hurry stated, that he retired to rest about 20 minutes before one on Tuesday morning. Mrs. Hurry was preparing to follow him, but was alarmed by a noise, which induced her to inform him that some person wavottenipting to eater by the back door.— Mr. Hurry then got up, primed his pistols, which had been previously loaded, and went to the staircase window. He !mad violence used at one of the back doors, and called out twice, .4 Who's there r' He received no answer ; but observing three men crossing the grass plot of his garden, be snapped a wbkh missed fire, and then instantly fired another in the direction in which they appeared to be, as at that time they could not be seen on account of the shade of the trees. Immediately on firing be heard the cries of a man. He then called the watch from one of the front windows of his house ; but re ceiving no answer, he reprimed the pistol which had missed fire, and went into the garden, where he found a man wounded. This man requested him to send for a surgeon. Mr. Hurry assured him that a sot /Iron should be sent for y but conceiving that other robbers might be linking about, first looked round the garden, and over the adjoining walls, but saw no person. On returning into his house he met Daniel Casey, who was the first person that had come in consequence of the watch being called. They went to the wounded man in the garden, whither they were soon followed by several watchmen. A surgeon was then sent for, end the wounded man was removed into the kitchen. Oa stripping him, it was discove red that the wound was in his back. A dark lantern,' with a wax candle and a cooper's gimblet, was taken from his coat *ker. About three o'clock be was conveyed to the London Hospital. William Attfield, police constable of Worship- 1 street, attended the prisoner to the London Hospital, where, on searching him farther, a phosphorus box, two matches, two small wax candies, a large key, and two knives, with other small articles, wens found upon him. The witness examined the back dear of W. Hurry's house, and found the outer part of oat oldie lower pannels entirely cut 011, and a plus of I iron, and the inside part of the same pannel, wrenched outwards. He she observed several pans tithe door indented with the marks of a small crow bar. Peter Wride, of the C.:attain-road, Shoreditch, Hradborougb, stated, that on going into Mr. Hurry's kitchen, about two o'clock in the mousing of Tues. day, he saw the prisoner, who voluntarily told him that he was but a young hand at this work, though he had attempted housebreaking before, and that his name, was. 'Williams Mitchell. Ambrose Ind, a wittchmass, and Daniel Casey, a Chelsea pensioner, corroborated Mr. Hurry's evi. ce respectiog the MOM in which the prisoner was kind the garde*, tc. Mr. Hawkins, the surgeon, who was called is to dress the prisoner's wound, stated, that the prisoner infinnsed him that he ',sided at No. 17, Catherine street, au the Tower. sic years Lulus); causitkr, Prerely was nia a letter added, tl the coact " Mesa reply, d~ he stated worth AI for the defer' a specific did Keni that he d be retail' one datei of Lee te Ise wishri plied. tit would wi .as possll debtshe tlei,which nr, t would gi the who the nuns peadage4 lion of tl he woolC proper c serried tl consult t them why questios belonged tioor nail the corm An offer ' Bet it el preVertis ?Am Aprits. The Reports from the Caro Eachanie fee mere arm a mt . —i s put prove the paucity of buyers ; yet Corn Jets no , fall. Ttr, holders cling to the fond tope of some extensive ill rs by n i t, souse failure, or rather some bugbear in Essex 1 Tl.e•r gise; t ,, In pwakiog on this points, excites risibility amines.. aU ~.hc know the real state of the laden Relis and barns. Not a passe. without our receiving the most animating statemeril• fr ;rl our Corremoodents ; and the uniform opii.iun is, that Harvest is scarcely within the memory of man ! Surety t!len is our duty, as public guardian', to pet our euunarvulen am the alert against the enlaces of speculation, and to ent7.-at them adoption of meansly which those arttflors may b: NEWGATE AND LICADLN HALL MARK k. I A. (By al (`crease.) Beef, er steno 2s ed to 3$ Skt Veal 2. C 1 to Ati Mottos - S. Oda Ss Sa: Pork _ (hi to 5s 43 Lamb is. 4d. to 46. PRWE OF FIOPS. NM NAOS. Belt 181 Oa to toI Cs Sums 151 os. to 181. Os Essex 161 Os to tit! Cs -- IPRIC - ii-S OF HAY AND maw pecsevs. Kett - Os CO tSt 6tisses IN Os t 4, :3. Farnham 161 O. t.. 1;%, v i . STRAW YESTERDAY: ST. JASSteS. KlTtettAtPt L. Hay SI Os Od to St iSs od j Hay 41 .0. 51 Kos Straw It tot Od to II 114 1.)4 1 Strays 11 1%, 21 Us _ . _ Clete. 61. 15;1. od. to 71. t. s. RAW HIDES Dort He:!e-a and Steers (per c‘ra.nirr ed to y. .toot) .Yr 1. S:n 3. 41.1 Market Cti Viik!dti::g %A *id aI I 1,. !:u , ;. 6n.. 11 , 4 0 4 SheCIIIILIIII—Nik4. I. 04 It. Os II I. • -VOW' U. 0.1 it huarUlga 11411 to zod.—l Vs Pd to a. V.:. ritIVII OF I ALLOW. Sr. lameee Market Se 94 1 Mint tallow 4;51 C! Clare Market - S. 94.11 Yellow kaiaks , •A t•: Wlyttell.pel hlerket ie 91 i White ditto 'et "4 per *tone of Mb ....m I Amp ditto Gt. ei Yellow :map, V2,—Vlotth..l, lilo.—..:urd, 10h-I'aha, 9ts " " Canal. per dus 11+ 0 •-•• M0U14%. rill MI COAL MA it KE. I AUGI.:B I . ..9. •Atlas at Market. airs s old. Prices 71 Newcastle tit 4.2 f 6tl to 11t nd. a -Ainorriand 1 38.. 34 to tkb. O. i Sroich Coal 4 87s. 04. COUN I RY tvI.IKKEI'.. Uz es was, Auz...s.—Whoat :tiad, Li 10. to 126 10. New ditto. ::.u1 I Uss to uml Us. Bark), rer quarts, Sts to Oat. Vs to 42s Boana 43.. to 56s Peat .ins to 5.2*. NEKlatlY, CCltbs, Aug. 28.—Whear, 41)... to 1074. Barton 265. to 625. Oat., lbs. to 455. Avails 4::s to 7.55. PeaslOs to Zir. Prer.d 24. 3d pet 011011 D. Aug. as— rile Price of a bushel of whezt to.. CV. Price ..f the Quarten‘l.uat, whraten. t.. t d. HoasrhuW, 1144. BANIUCT, Itu—WhLat Cs. Cd. to l Is 61a ►u.aet. Flout, 735. per sack. Bread 2s. 2d. the halt peck. COURSE OF EXCI - lANOM, YESTERDAY. Amsterdam 36 0 11.2 U. bareausus ea Ditto at sight ft 7 c tsdboa 37 Amsterdam 11 13 C. I'. at. Sebastian 00 Ditto at sight 11 Ha Gibraltar 32 ROT terdara 11 14 It U. 1 Lxihorn, 4el . Antwerp 11 14 Henna, 46 Ilamburgis 36 0 SIM V enice.n. C. 1.1.... Piece* Altana 95 1 '. YeI • inractivc per i. stet 1:7 GO Paris 3 days' date fi 40 Malta V.' I: Ditto 44 CO it . 1 I.aides, 41+ Bourdeatiz 24 CO 1 Palermo, t nod per tr. Frankfort oa the ' Lisbon, 54 Main Oporto. ss Madrid Rio Janeiro Ca Cadiz Dublin, 10.1 Saville Cork. I t _ 146 ex boo 37 effective 3G! efircttve 36 _ _ _ AO° of the Bank on I-Intlana S per Cent. PRICS3 OF COLD AND SILVER. Portugal Gold In Coos, per oz. is Os Std. Foreign Gold l Bars - o os Od. New Dollars - • 0 se 2d. Yesterday an Inquest was taken at the King's. head Etst.lane, Bermondsey, on the body of V: ham Page. The deceased was Mace on board die brig Jupiter. lying in the River. Ott WeLtneklAy be went up the rigging to loose the foresail, when be took hold of a rope, which gave way, and he fell into the River and was drowned. Verdict—Accidental Death. An Inquest was also held At the Vitgitia. Planters, Shadweli, on William Thompson, a tea. man, aged 62 years. The deceased belonged to the Gratitude, and fell overboard yesterday morning.— Verdict—Accidentally drowned. RUPTURED PATIENTS, SCC.....Drs.COOPER, MEN /1011, and Co. of Charlotte House. opposite the Rev. Row. land Hill's Chapel, have established a Medical Board hi Woodstock street, Oxford -street, adjoining New Bond street, where a Physictan and Surgeon, Members of the Royal College a London, of thirty years esperlence, reside, and where all the Members of the Board al terna t e ly attend. 1 hat dioithaods have been restored to health by them without confinement ' is in. disputable, after hospitals bad tailed. kroptioos on the brad, face, and body. ulcerated throat. ate lita, are the coasequetres of a certain complaint Improperly treated.—Mews. Cooper, Munroe, and Co. are consulted daily, at both houses, until Nine at ingist.—Tbere arc side doors at each house, and private thorns for feMaies.---• • • the Piles and Fistula cured without coting. Rupisted gtients attend at Chubut. House on Mondays an..l Fridays, and at Woodstock House on Wedneidays, whore radically cored of reducible ;inputs oo scientific and ammo mica* principles, without surgical operation or the least needs. don. Padang at adistanco describing their ease, may have the curative process suns to any part of the Kingdom by which means they may obtain a radical con. l ewerscontaining an er.- closure immediately attended to. Monday, r his bonnie 011lygate, York, aged SO, Major 3:Me{ Murray Grant, late Atastant-Istakector General of the Barnet Depanment. On the 234 insular at Kentish-town, Ance, wife of Litre. naot•Generat" • DIXON'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS. VITIATED BILE is the fruitful source of all those disorders which act on the Stonsaeh and Boss et, occasioning Indigestion, Heartburn Flatulence, Mt:Jad. Spasms, and a variety of other airs c tlons, e: ons, the ceases! rnce a disordered action of the Liver and Biliary Orgar.a. These E. is smite every recommendation of mild operation with PUCCEII I .4 eu ; and requiring no restraint or confinement durini elan: et are in particular a most valuable and convenient Medicire fcr Gentlemen of the Army sir Navy, and *l'mvellers. In trr, , bal climates whets the consequences of redundan• and vb;ated B;ie ars so prevalent and alarming, they ate an effectual from those evils.—They are likewise peculiarly c:Aculatc.: tc ma disorders arising from exceesea of the table, and to res...ic the injured tone of the stowed'. Sold in buses at its 9d. Is. Its. and 225. (by Appoloment: R. BUTLER and Sons, Chemists, Nos 4, Cheapside,cornern! Pa'd's Munk-yard; Swipe, 150, Oxford -street; Shuttlesent. opposke rbe Emt-ludia House, Leadenhallatrect ; Wrieh Co. No. Mil, Higb.street, Borough; and by the pt!ncipal k" sellers sad bruggists in every City and Town in the titnrder. PRICE OF zi tOC Book Stock, 1111 s 281 if S pee Cam sofa I SO, S per Ct. Cone. Inlff I 4 per Cent. Sleff pet Ct. 105 f 106 Long Ann. 201016 Ks YESTERDAY. India. Bonds, Its pr. 3 per Cent. 1751 -- Exch. Bills (Sid.) U 25 r• Cutta for itc. Do. for Oct. el 801 Lottery Tickets, £1: 04. OW AT LONLXI/4 llii:LIC • a 35 nun. attar 4 50 HUM WATEM. 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