Star. — London, England, 1817-11-29 00:00:00

„ . • „ - • • • . POETRY: ^pan the maCy Tributes w hi& 11::: Moves have rendered to the . titntory et our lamented Pa NCiss; and to a conslderah:e, and we true; cot the least acceptable portlen•ef which our colutrun have giv:n uublicitY, - there remain yet a few which we cannot refiSe our/el►es the gM ifselltion of ea wining into our Cypre.s . wreath. The following contio,don to tier Lines of Mrsa 3:l l htut.t.Au, on this moor:Jut theme, a►e happy, and do equal hozour to :he head and heart of the am , able Authoiem: : T»! --bind the typr... Itiund Britannia's brow— lftlie neer stm,:ht pi:7, till tr.v; evil and collected in a w sold% alarm., I;..av'd busts of foes, defied the din of arts s, :Saw her hol ! sons pursue :he '.,,e, 1.1. by the boasted ride of despots low ; liratd her blest slaughters string the tuneful lyre, ::g iiiin•trAs caught the laravlaly fire; Peace and Ple.ity snii:in i n t h e ea / v ., Beau to hear the Hero's tale ; Ot t Inver alone was wanting to complete ii•zr vase tit joy, pure, innocent, and sweet! The bud was forned, and Angels seeni'd to On t: dear hope of liritam's lavoes! i•le; . Yet ere the &seem band the blissful tight, • A dead tape invo!e'd her .un in night— Cie woke to mourn the fl .w'ret's tramient date, Then sunk at sadness at the Parents' frt.!. Breathes her low accents to the midnight shade, Till miming slows the haven Lhalls has made! Net long, blest hope! since my untnier'il voice Eeehoed the blessing of thy youthful choice— Hail'd thee, my gracious Patroness! my That Heaven could grant—and only Heaven recall In Ent es so blissful 1 forgot my Woes—. Alas! 'tis past-1 have no more to lose ! November 17, 1817. M. A. MIMULLAN. CoaoNEn'a Istouerr.--An Inquisition was taken last night at the Board-room. St. Giles's workhouse, to investigate the cause of the death of Elizabeth Butcher, a young woman who had been on the town some time : she had formerly possessed some claims to beauty, but disease, and all the attendants on such a lite of wretchedness, had brought her to want, misery, _ pt loathaomeness, and on Thursday evening she was .ound in a dying siate on a step in St. Giles's.— Benjamin Wyatt, a parole of St. Giles's, said, that about two o'clock on Thursday morning. be found the deceased sitting on a step ; she could not speak distinctly ; he, after some time, thought she mid— st/ Moffey, George.street ;" he went to George. street, and conveyed the deceased there ; be found oat Muffey's house, and learned that she lodged there ; he left her with Mrs. Muffey ; he tailed in about two hours after, and was informed she was dead. He went into the house, and saw the body Vying on the back room floor.—Mrs. Motley said, she offered the deceased some warm beer, when she wtered a deep sigh, fell backwards, and expired I The deceased had nn money nor victuals ; she went R . • out that *teeing to.obtain some. Deponent could not say what was the cause of her death. Verdict—Died by the Visitation of Goy.' itoe t totot—Yesterday mornifl innin g an apprentice to a chimney sweeper, lin Green -street, Throbald's-road, was sent to No. 48, Bedferd.square, to repair the 'brick work in one of the chimnies, but ,imprudently got out upon the roof of the house, . where some bricklayers were. at work, and being Wiarned by them of the imminent danger in which he *as placed. he suddenly looked round, smiling at Sink admonition, when missing his balance. he was ..instantly precipitated to the ground. He wai taken ttp almost lifeless, and conveyed to Middlesex Hos; • ,pital without the slightest hopes of recovery. His mother states, that he is the fourth child who has met ..with similar accidents ; one was burned to death, the seccod.scalded, and the third so dreadfully crushed. *has he was taken to Middlesex Hospital, and' expired in the same ward where the fourth now lies. Tian —Between four end five o'clock, on Thutsday . mooning, a fire was discovered to break out in the stables ut Kr. Williams. an opulent farmer residi..a , .st,Quarry Eyes. which in a kw minutes burnt „Atm whole to the ground. with a great quantity of bay and corn. Providentially the dwelling and se veral ricks of corn •that were in the haggard adjoin_ . ing the stable. escaped uninjured. Tne fire original , kid thrnugh the carelehstiess of a servant, who, going , kw Abg 11.1 lull ovrr the stable with a lighted candle i n hi s hand. stuck it with some grease to the side of the wall whilst he went down to fill the rack with imp The candle tailing in the mean time set fire to the lay, which communicated to the building. Thr stir had happily the • presence of mind to get the horses oat before the fire reached them, QUICSW-SQUARE.—Thursday Sawa Tamer (who had lived with J. Carter. Esq. M. P. in the capacity of cools, and who w.ts left in charge of the' house during the family's late absence) and Jaws Davis, a water • man, who kept her company en the way of court ship, and slept in the house, as Turner said, for greater security, were brought up for a fival examination, and both fully committed, charged with robbing the house of property to a great amount. sups. jr a ._ RAOIRDINA RY S .eoasequence of information being given at this Office by several respectable hat manufacturers, that their . , journeymxn and women who prepare the fur and beaver for the manufacture of h,ts, were in the daily habit of robbing them of large quantities of fur and beaver, and disposing of it in the neighbourhood of BetmoOdsly, a search warrant was issued for the r pira muse of. searching the house of Mr. John Mittlibers, of Snow's kids, B?rmondsey, which was executed by may, G 4, and H?ll, the efficers, who bound and • seised between thirty and forty bags of fur and 'heaver, of . the value of al5O. Yesterday the case' ease on to be heard, whin the Office was crooded with. anger bat inakeri, one of whom'estim a t e d hi s Tests by the palming of his journey women, within ihejait twelve months, at .43110.—The defendant . stitedist .be had purchased part of the property . tpins a atilarinq man about 11 . week ago; and a n ntli e r .; bons Mr. Welleoa. a. hat manufactuter.—Mr. Well. .don4iplied the statement.—The Magistrate, arthe gavanc"af the defendant, appointed Monday next for the. further bearing, and or.dere4 hint to remain in • custody until he procured two bail i5O each, ,acd give his own recognisance for his appearance. LAW INTIILLICEMCB. COURT OF CHANCERY, NOVEMBER N. WILLIAMS V. THE CiMMIISSIONERS 01' TIE LAND-TAX. The LAND CIiANOELLAR-.-1 think it proper to in timate that I have considered all the points in this case, which are of greater importance in some re• spects than I was at first led to believe, and 1 am prepared to give jutigenent. I have also deliberately considered all the cases which have been stated with so much ability by the Counsel on both sides, and as I think you may wish to kkow my reasons for }pd.% the decision I have come tn. very, fully. I shall on Tuesday enter minutely into them. I think it pro. per to delay my judgment till then, th'ki as this is the Last day of Term, I may afford all the time that I possibly can to motions. The Someroa-Genintat. said, that the Commis sioners had taken the opinion of the Law Officers of thy. Crown, who had advise,' them to demur to the bill filed by the plaintiff. b.rt he begged leave most solemnly in their name to disclaim any wish whatever to keep Mr. Williams out of his property, if indeed he had any proper claim to it. The Loin CDANCLLLett—Let the case be peremp torily fixel for judgment on Tuesday. THE ATTGRNEY-bENEHAL 4. BROWN. This else we ttrmerly repotted, and on the mo tion of Sir Arthur P;ggott, it was ordered to be heard the tint day after the next Seal. CASE OF °PPR/MAO:4. MAR* HUG - 11 - 13 - 11; MATTER 0? ItlektMOND. Sir SAMUICI. RoMILLY stated this was an applica tion to commit Cobb. Wells, and others, to his Ma jesty's prison of the Fleet, for a gross contempt of his L-rdship's order, and also to order them to make such restitution to Mrs. Hughes for the injury they had door her furr.iture, and other property, as to his Lordship should seem reasonable. A Commission of Bankruptcy was issued on the 2J of Match, 181.5, against Richmond, who was the sonin-law of Mrs. Hughes, in consequence of which her property was seized. and she applied for protection to the Court, when it was referred to the Commissioners. Mean time while this was doing. Richmond raised an me !ion against the petitioning creditors, when the Jury bound that the Commission could not stand, and it was of course nullified. A Petition was presented atter this to the Vice-Chancellor. and Mrs. Hughes petitioned his Lordship that the property might be re stored to her as the lawful owner. An order was mad, by his Honour the Vice-Chancellor in her ab sence, and without her knowledge, in consequence of which the Assignees resumed possession of the property, though it was evident that as the verdict of the lay had nullified the Commission, they had no right to seize a single article; and had his Ho nour been informed of this verdict, there was no doubt he would have instantly refused the order.— kie had. however, been kept in total ignorance of it, and had thereby made an order which he never would hare done. She raised an action of trespass against them, on the 91st of .Inly, 1815, but was nonsuited, and the Assignees then mid. that they would institute a new action against Richmond, to try his act of Bankruptcy, but this they never On the 18th of August, 1815, his Lordship, in con sequence of an application made to him, granted an injunction to prevent the furniture being sold, but this had not been attended to; for th o ugh Walk, th e auctioneer, had due notice of the injunction being granted, yet he had after that swept away every thing, and left the farm in a most desolated descrip tion. An aged female as Mrs. Hughes w as, and loaded with infirmities, was turned out of her bed, and with her grand-children forced to lie on straw. I Provisions were wasted, the crops destroyed, and every thing which could not be carried off Nasally broken to pieces. Never had there been a family more the victims of oppression and tyranny than thss had been. The goods, the implements of husban dry. *c. were sold conditionally by Mr. Wells, who well knew lie was in doing so acting improperly.— Never had he (Sir Samuel) known a cane moreag gtavated in every point of vie*. In MOW. Mt. Wells said, he was the Agent of Cobb, and acted by his instructions. If this doctrine were once allow ed, there would be a final end to all rule, for if Agents were to be employed by Principals, to defeat his Lordship's purposes and order; there was no fur thee occasion becoming to the Court. But the con trary principle was so well laid down, and so ably. that it required no further dame-Aim from him.— Un these grounds he prayed his Lordship to grant his motion. Mr. Mouvatio followed on the same aide, and commented in very strong terms on the conduct dis played on this occasion. Mr. LUCH. in defence of Mr. Wells, contended that the application against him was not made till the contempt of Court was alledged. The conduct of .this Gentleman had, perhaps, not been-so prudent as it should have been, but he acted under instructions, and he candidly avowed bow he got those instruc tions. He showed the utmost fairness .by receiv- 1 ing no deposits from the persons who were bidders on the occasion. The* Lona Cataucet.t.oa--You are charged with breaking the house open, and using her so badly, that she was forced to seek protection from Lady Congreve, while the children were obliged to he on straw. Mr. Liacu contended that the sale had proceeded by public auction. Sir S. ROMILLY denied this, and said that it had proceeded by private bargain. ' Mr. LIAMe denied that the provisions had been wasted by the persons employed by Mr. Wells, as they bat!, on the aontrary, been consumed by the ' !s -howers. He saw no grounds whatever fur involving Wells in the fomplainr. Mr. HAIM on the part of the Assignees, comes. des!, thm if they had done wrong, they had dune so unintentionally. Mr. Cobb left London in August 181$, and was not to blame for what war done, as it was without his knowledg e th at t h e or d er h a d been ,granted by his Lordship. (Mr. Hart then, at very great length, went over the affidavits put in in the case.). He contended Mrs. Hughes had no claim to the property, inasmuch as she was known by the reel name of Bowyer, and not by that of Hughes, And 'she had lived several /ears with her son in St. Gcorge's.fields, and went there under that amt.-- The Assignees believed the property to be °ahem lourably hers, for when she was asked before the Commissioners what Means she had to support' the farm, she declined answering the questiun. After 1 number of other asservatiosis on the case, the Learned Counsel concluded by expressing his sincere convic tion that they had acted by no means soh any intent to he gnihy of contempt, and in the case petition had been put in alter petition, on subject n.attos not un der the jurisdiction of she Court. - Mr. WINGFIELD, on the same side, maintained that the case of assessing d:,mages was not wiii.in his Lordship's province, and the propos.l of referring it to the Master seemed only to be made with a view of entangling the proceedings. Sir S. koint.i.if made an animated reply. He should certainly not take up his L'.r.iihip's time in answering what had been said on the woe( side, for of all IA had heard, there were two-th;rds perfectly foreign to the question. It was morally impossible for any man to look to the caw, and nut be satisfied that the whole was an act of revenge en their parts, fur the defeat they had sustained in the nullifying of Richmond's commission. His Lordship could cot redeem the two years of misery this pour aged fe male had endured by any judgthent he cou l d give, but it s.as te , tpurative that iontee.ing should be dune. ' It w•ts shocking to every humane reeling to see the outrage which had been commltted on the occasion, mid he hoped his Lordship would skew a just sense of .it, and decide accordingly. The L:nto CiteNcEt-Lon—" I shall decide the eve on Tuesday. as that thy S shall raerve myself solely for giving judgments." This case was partly heard on Wednesday, and occupied the Court nearly four hours this day. COUR f ON KING'S BENCH, NOVEMBER to. MURDER AND TUMULT AT INICIMToN. We stated in our Law Reports of last.week. that Mr. SHEPHERD had obtained two Rules, one for a Certiorari, to bring into this Court the proceedings before a Coroner's Inquest held at Brighton, on the body of a man named Thomas Rawles. who died of a bayonet wound received from a soldier during the recent riots at brigiston, on the sth of November ; and the other fora Habeas Corpus, to bring up from Horsham Gaol the body of James Day, a private in the Ist Royal Scotch Fusiliers, against wl.tiot, as principal, and two other persons, named White and Williams, as aciessaries, the Coroner's Jury had found a verdict. charging them with the death of the deceased, tot the purpose of these three persons being admitted to bail until the next Sussex Assizes . The three persons thus charged now appeared in Court, and the Coroner's return being read, from which it appeased that there was no malice propense imputable to them, Mr. Scant-are moved that they should be admit. ted to bail, ulaich the Court accordingly ordered, and l ithe defendants White and Williams, who appeared to be respectable men, hiving acted on the occasion in question as peace-officers, forthwith entered into security to appear at the Alsizes, themselves in £4OO each, and lour sureties in reloo each respectively, and the other person, Day, having given security himself in £3O, and four sureties in aiR 4 2O each, they were all discharged. CRIMINAL INteIIMATION. --.--- Mr. SCARLWiT now addressed the Court, and said. that be was imitructed to move for a criminal infor thation against . the Editor of a Newspaper, fur having ,published in his Journal a statement concerning_wh a t occurred at Brighton on the day above alluded to, which was calculated to have an improper effect on the minds of the Coroner's Jury.- • He was aware that he could not m.ke this application ea the last day of Term ; but he requested that the Court would receive the notification of his intentioa to apply to the Court los this purpose on the first •day of next Term. Lord Es.uttraciaocou ....fi g I hope the Information will have the effect of making the Editors of Papers more guarded for the futures for I do assure the party, the Court will not visit the offence lightly. The publication of any thing which tends to irritate the public mind by these ex parer statements, is most reprehensible." Mr. Scant.rre" There is too much reason to be lieve (without imputing any improper motive to thy Editor), that the publications in this ease have had ainsiderable influence on the minds of the Jury." Lord ELLeszonotiou—i' The Court consider that you have liberty to make your motion on the first day of next Term." TUC KING'S stoma PRISON. This being the last day of Michaelmas Term, the Court, a, its sitting, promulgated the following orders for the better regulation of the King's Bench Prison : First. liar the btagrshal dull be empowered to dismiss soy Turnkey, mother OfFCCr of the Prison, who shall be found as. dating or cohniving at the totroduc.lon of spirits iota the prison, or otherwise mi.cooducting himself. Secondly, An order having been issued in Trinity Term, di. racing that the hlarslial should visit the lodging-room. iii the pri son at least once amisotb, arid Inspect them, and enter 1.4 r..i.ort in a Pashto be kept by him tpr that purprse, trbkhlaaok should from time to time be laid before the Court t a td whetza. some doubts had arisen as to the meaning and extension of the term lodging rooms, the Court now declare that the term was to he applied (*every room used by prisoners for sh4piug, or other purposes. l'lstrdly r The Court ordered, that any person who should sell, or osmotic ramie, In the prison, commodities having in their res eed*, unfair weights or measures, ibis said person shotid not be permitted to keep *shop in future ; and that the Marshal shall. from time to time, at least once a month, visit and limper: such shops, weigkts and measures, without giving any preeims no tice of iucb intruded ittsptction; and that the Marshal .halt eater his report ins book to be kept for that purpose, tad book shall from time to time be submitted to the inspection of the Cow,. A few nights ago, a daring attempt was made to rob the house Letonging to the India Baaid, in Canon•row (formerly the Transport Iliard). The however, were frustrated in their designs by the vigilance of the housekeeper. We feel pleasure in pulgishing the following letter, as tranartitted to us, in confirmation of a paragraph Which appeared in our Paper, relative to the cure of that general and dangerous complaint Rupture : TO THE EDITOR OF THE STAR. Sta—Obscring a paragraph hi your Paper respecting the cure of an Hernia, performed (ut a large site) by the Medical Board, at Charlotte House, Great chartotswatreet, Illatitriata Road, in justice, Sir, to Meows. COOPER and Co. I beg to add my per sonal testaiony Haring been afflicted nearly twenty yew, and deemed incorable by eminent Surgeons, I patiently bore my af- Medea, expecting every boor to be my last; I at length appl'ed to the Medical hoard, and bare reason to pray for that excellent fietabkshment, for although I am nearly 50, was i ertectly cured to a few weeks, sad now, thank GOD, enjoy gaud health. I tbink, Mr.,Editor, all who know me will allow that I can Asses° (titter motive ice this communication than a pubise be am; tie, your obodleut Seorant l c.cutveystra. • Dug and mile, near London -ra.4.st.enorges 1' adds, October, 1517. sPORrING INTELLIGENcE, HI qs/lING. The Hatfield. IL - nerds roree on Aloft/ay, Pt Horse Shoes'r, pike; Thursd7y. At ifranittetham ; Saturday, 1 )k - c.f., at X, nt half past ten. ' '1 hr F4'St Esser Pot l?:,nftelt freer on Ileforday, 'lltursday,ett Ora 14e;re ley ; end '1 he Piandetsteael Harriers meat 1 - .l,nday,,, Saturdays, at Kennel, dere.: miles etstime from Credna L e m F OR entlfor'ss FOX liflticit, 1 . 01 a field o"atintee mann:eel sp.rttr.N . ll, "moue whew, NAT: Mr. c; •ler C: M. and the. lion.Wnt.Tri. threw edatW,l4 Atilt,,,b„„t g ig noe l west of BriA..e/C, •: i WettOslp was soon found, which, af ter a a c orn run, Km hemrig y Leaded, and other enu:eg, c•uetrfied to etcape. for arsqletr near Ibrchen, taxi h I.acces-, art, ch,tP.Vag route. and a wi Ie range of c.tuntry, ewe- 1:01 an.: e:4 l .e, eg,„ a ealltal eiPfr a fit y ntiourp-e. er.-1.1 hat! r2,..e.! at snug!,: refuge in a enrage, by spring n.; el at tins !ere-ently followed ky the dope, wield. ran at' up,Alatgft Liar in the kitchen. PLDEP 1 - 1; 1 / 1 .1%.77"-: V. Akw race, which ercitrd much sprrtin7 interest, As Sunbury Curnmot , , et: We:1,1,-413y, runner from Lafled. , fiffe. and Wartatd, ceiebr:red The LancaaLlre man V/111 backed 6t,geirva. to • I he .3• was three miles, and it %VP'S wun eatity by 4htt Lu . cat'...ir e Mom: minutes and altaif TILE MARKETS. NeWOATE AND LEA DENHAI.L MAR/CM V(A" . (By tbe ('arca4e.) Beef, per stone ti 6. to S Veal 2 , 1 43 to 51 Rfuttna is oil to 4s Ost Pori Of 04 to /, Lamb Or. 04. o Ob. Od. . PRICES OF HA ltsiNlo STR AW YESTERDA`t JAINtS . II. B it ccsam. Hay 31 W. 04 to N 10. ed I Hay 41 Ics t o si lo t Jam, 11 16s Od to tO S. Od 1 ::ttast II les to tl Cilvvr, 61. 114. od. to I. os. PRICE OS HOW.. Nava , SAGO. NlV► !CMS Kent 231 Os to 301 Os Kent . 291 us to ;3 Susses 241 Os to 23: Ms Sussex 1 , 121 t" to :,1: Gars 281 Os to 321 Os Fatnham ... );Oi 0 , h, ssi RAW HIM. Best Heifers and Steers (per Ordtcary Its 04 to stone) • 3s Od ru Ss 24 Ntztket Calf 7 , .r3( Middlings 2s 84 to 2s Sd I Ene.,Horse 9s to 1.41 Sheepskins—Pe/84 54 Oil. to 6* Od--Downs as Ud to tt Shearlings Os 04. so Dd.—Lambs as od to 0. Od. PRICE OF LEATHER IN I.EADENHAI.I.-.t REEr Butts, 50 to MOW aid IS,: Call Skim, SO to 401 h% .6i 1)kto. 56 o 66Ibs .4d 261 1 Ditto 50 to Ttilth tid I Merclaaots Packs NM °Oil Ditto TO to bulb, .4.11 Drrsaiug liiiles 161 17d lisnall Seals Greenland Anl , rinr C...th I hide. 174 114 1 Large ditto, per ..!•.z. 6% II Tanned Horse hides 10d VI 364 I Spool& Har.e Nth: twitai • sPORrING INTELII-zyc - 4.. . 4 5, I - __ Hr4ri The Hatfield Hounds nwe l7 t on ; . 1 4 0;1 , tay , at Hari e sy ,„.. t pike ; Thursdsy, at Bramitetham ; Saes real, 1),, c , 1. a til t.- i Zt half past ten. . '1 be F.i.St E.sez Pot Runnels meet On Mondsy, -K „ Thiwsday,set Oree Nowt ey ; snel, S•stordly , a . 1... 1 . a , ••••• • szt l u te la ti v zit:e t t ic r e e n s n d! i i , : h rr r i:r : s n; l: l i ti ee e. t 1 1:-. i l m ey tht t ar . mn ' c ‘t r - ; dn . :7 !: t b Lord FOR eu, , tor'ss Fox Hounds, to a fie l l: G . e.:* vt :;:„,:::,,•: ‘ , l : , militated sportsmen, smolt, when, Win. Mr. ! sir C M. and the 1f na.Wa La- r r Max CL ., the 0'184:•4,., Mill, about sit miles west of Eri,..1.• on. 17:1 Wean rv l r s i was soon found, which, after a snort run, from heir;',...,;„ - headed, and other wi s es, c•iiitrired to escape. Ti s . l , ; ?''', 4 ' i i r I w,arforo:l3sta,et,.n:.trsnacti,niet:en,r.,a;tcys‘rLcvfai:r:itelPotriewra,cediy.ifeene:,oyi,trjatisci.i::,uhddn.ei:uirycceit:7:lr.-ii,..it.:1:1,1,:ca.ah1rni5a.tp..:.::..,::1•,,..::,17:ka1ti6:7; ' snuglet refuge in a enrage, by spring rt-.• is at th- a..,d a „- I Lint in the kitchen. Pf.l.)E5fP IAN 7-: V. 1 A (tint race, which ercited much spiritis- interest is T is Sunbury Cummoti, en Wedo.o.day, bet ..... •ei: C.111;1 y :: ' runner from Lancashire. and 1 1 .'sn..T, t 1..: ctiebrated Eor • The Lsocash!re man was backed 6t., guineas to ...0. .1 he .'4 • , was three mil e s, a n d it wrs won eas il y by the Larea:',, t e c ,' sixteen minutes and salter ' ' TIIE MARKETS. , , NeWOATE AND LEA DENHAI.L MAREEI' * N:(5l' - (liy the ('arcase.) Beef, leer stone ila 6'. to Sb tit: i Veal ils 41 to h t hfutton . Ss od to 4.. Ot.. ' I Pork el 04 to ts Lamb Os. Od. to Ob. Od. . -. s PRICES OF HAY AND MAW YESTERBA I AT. JADltell. V B IT cc AA rt i. • Hay 31 10. 04 to AM. eel I Hay 41 ins to 51 ith Straw 11 16s Od to St Ss Oa I Steele II 186 to tl s s Cllver, 61. its. Dd. to _lb Os. PRICE 41. HOP 6. Haw SAGS. 145 W !GCS "TS. ' Kent 251 Os to 301 Os teat . 291 us to ;71 Sussex 241 Os to 23: Ms Sussex 261 0, to :,1: Ekies 281 GI to 321 Os Farnham toi 0 , tr. ss i RAW HIDES. Best Heifers and Steers (per Ordinary 21 0.1 to is stone) - 3s Od to Ss 2.1 lidcrket Calf 7s.q, Middlings 2s 64 to 2s Ild I Eng.. Horse Ss to ~ Sheepskins-Polled, 5s 04. to 6* 0.1-•Down4 ss ud too Shearliogs Os Od. to 041 -Lambs to Od to 0. Od. PRICE OF LEATHER IN LEADENHALL. I !MEET Butts, 50 to 56Ibs 214 23d Call Skins, SO to 40* ;6, Ditto. 56 et 661bs ••.:4d 26.1 1 Ditto 5u to 701 b. lid Merchaas racks NM nod Ditto 70 to bulbs 44 Drcssiug Hides 16 Id 174 , lima !Seals Greenland ad fine C..... h I lides 17d i 0.. slarge ditto, per ~.Z. t'. Tanned Horse hides 171 to lad I Spanish Hoar bides obits PRICE Oi' 'TALLOW. St. James's Market 4s Id Town Tallow lt s I Clare Market - O. orl Yellow Russia bps Whitcchapel Market 4s 14 White ditto IA Fu I r stone of sib --- Soap ditto Yellow Soap, 965-Mottled, 104:-..Cora. IoBs-Paleu, Candies perdu; Its 6.1-Moulds, 03, 04 COAL MAR KE I • NOVEMEEk 211. Ships at Market. Sbips sold. Prices. 81 I Newcastle 27 47s 64 to 46i.. 5 Sunderland k 40s. fid. to 080. 1 Stone Coal 0 us. 04. I Cinders 0 . 4 s. Std. to 00s. COUN k•nir MARNE I s. Utast oot, Nov. e.:.-Whest per load, .Cl 7 int. to .ftl New ditto. Ott taxi to 001 01. Barley, Err eineter sos to Oats 24. to 3es. Beans 44%. to 565. Yeas 4;s to so'. 40s. to 445. NI/wings?, Betts, Nov.e7.-Wnest, 55i,. to 97e. ;.. 601. to Si e Oats, 245. to sex. Beaus els to 74*. Pat Mb ta Bread 21. 11d. per gallon. 0 ..... , Nov. 27.- l'he Price cf a bushel c f ;the::: I,•t. •1 1 riar of the Quarter,. Loaf', wheares.lold. liosselu.+l us! Itessistret, Noir. 57.--.. Wheat 7s. 6d. be Its. a Lte....v. 1 645. per sack. Bread is. tod. the halt peel:._ COURSE OF EXCHANGI'.. Amsterdam 37 6 8.2 U. Bali:dens on Ditto at sight 37 0 Biltoia 37; Amsterdam II 10 C. F. St. Sebastian 00 Ditto at bight 11 7 Gibraltar SS RO4terdasn 11 11 2W. Leghorn, 491 Antwerp 11 II Genoa, 414 Hatr.burgh 34 74 U. INs tnice,n. C. Liv.Picrak Altutia 34 82 U. I ineffective per f. son • Paris 3 daye date 24 Si) Mates 49 I Ditto . el 60 it U. Naples, 44 Bourdesu; 24 60 Palermo, 124 d per us. Frankfort on the I Lisbon, 59 Niers 145 ex Me. Oporto, 34 Madrid 381 effective Rlo Janeiro 6s Cadiz 371 elective Dublin, q Seville 371 Cork, k l : Agle 01 the Bank on Helena 2 per Cent. PRICES Of GOLD AND SiLVER. Portugal Gold it, Coin, per oz. Xi Gs C.'.. Foreign Gold in Bars - 4 Os t... 1. New %Doubloons • 4 06 C.:. New Dobars - .• 0 5% : . Is l . Sliver, in bars, standard - 0 :is 50. -,--- Flour was selling, on tbs.! Gth of October, at mania, at 17 dollars - per barrel ; arid at S. ', i , . at IS d011.125.--AI Arltigtllt . the markets i'.'e stocked with provisions and four, and can ibas. healthy. Extract of a letter from Antigua, dared 0:. 17 t-ig Every thing goes onvety ti , i , ,:t here, ex most diaholical plot that has lately been cli.cove. in which numbers of coloured people and slaws concerned ; nothing less than the eenielei.tidi vants of Mr. President Kenny robbing theft ev• of a very I .rge su ss o f money (six cr bo";°" ll'l'' pounds). and then attempting to t'ezacy giro poison, to prevent discovery I two v-err executed terday, five more were triod today, tel;et c ...Ain to be hung, two cf them Oka people, %T.! , Ft 4' i pi I and furnished the medicine, in all ut ihertabc''' i l most of whom, it is supposed, will tuffer. nye' there developed such a :cent of villainy. Mr' K t is 8 most humane good man ; lie bad Liktu s' lr. the poison, but it Was, tortunetely, i.t.t strong er' Le take e ffe ct. The villains had vois , ined the ' ' ir.g.stone fslr. Keitav was in the It 'bit of using._ a; -.---- - BIK 1 H. November 2.7, at his residence, Wiudsor, the I-65'r of I, tenant-Colonel V:est, cf a daughter. MARRIED. Thursday, at Aiitentukei2be•ca, Hants, C. K. 0n1,t10 . . Captain , In the Army, t o M i s s M. A. liVilsou,ot Gospsi• k • i ifIF.D. of Saturday la se w: t oc ioi c g a h , t i , on N e l d r. b ß y . a G n ra i ha ron m w , o h t et U l r b a l ee h r o ` :f r a d. . het 1 1 t ,i. dory passing over his foot, and breaking two of Lis tots. PRICE OF S'l etas YESITRDAY. Bank Rock, - ited.B2iti • India E d,ais t:tck dr.4 7 7 ,:pe 7r. Cons. BV.if i SS Exch. Ellis (24d.) ales' 4 per Cent. 9!199} .-..........(81.)1Fr'' s , ,i I 5 per Ct. 10s1 i 109 * Claw tot Ace- %S t; o , 1.. e. Anna. 20 20 IS-111 !Amery 'Deco* Zl9 I.l * 1. 111G1! WAITJA TO MOIRELOW AT L 2 ONDON F • 6 Moster4 .. ' . II ono. ansi '' ..kfteserioss . • .. 6 •.• • LO.N.DUZIs rt2Sts 4 and robhatted by Las's'. 1t5::3,1 -. /lax, rainp!t-liars OA !ALLOW. St. James's Mark.t 4s Id fawn Tallow 11s Clare Market - Os Od (Yellow Russia Cos Whitcchapel Market 4s 14 N'hite ditto OD. I Err stone of sib --- Soap ditto -Yellow Soup, 986—Mottled, 1046-...C0rc1.1081-1 3 6:6,, Csrdles perks 14a 111-.Moulds. 13.. 04 COAL MAR KE I , NOVEMBLIt ftS. Ships at Market. Sbips sold. Prices. SI f Newcastle 27 42s 64 to •65.1 S Sanderlatsti i 40s. el to Oth, I 1 Stone Coal 0 Vt. 03. I Cil.ders 0 *4 s. od. to 00,. COUNTRY MARKS I a. Mumma, Not. s.—Wheat per 10ad,417 Mt. to A 6 New ditto. Ot 1 00e to 001 09. Barley, per porter mite Oats 44s to Stis. Brans els. to Stis. Yelts 47s to 500. 40s. to 44% Stewing'''. Batts, Nov. e7.—Wneat, Sii4. to 97% !Os. to Sill Oats, Ilitc to ef.s. Beaus litts to 74£. Peat !i(I, Bread 21. I fd. per gallon. 0 %%%%% , Nov. Vt.— Ilse Price ef a bushel of when: jet. •Price of tie Quarters. Lout, whearee.lo€4 Bestarrat,Nee. e7.--.N4 heat 6d. tu I is. a OW per seek. Bread lc £O4. the halt peek. COURSE OF EXCHANGI:. 37 6 8.2 U. Baluelena Ditto at sight 37 0 Amsterdam II 10 C. F. Ditto at ►ight 11 7 ROlterdant 11 11 aV. Antwerp 11 II Hatr.burgh 34 7 2 U. AllOua 34 8 2 U. liilbr•a 31 St. Sebastian 00 Gibcaltar SS Leghorn, 491 Goma, 46 V enice,n. C. Liv.ritteie ineffective per i.sto Paris 9 day, ' date ii 4 40 Maim 49 Ditto 24 60 xU. I Naples, itt Bourditeux g 4 60 Palerr:o, 194 d pa us. Frankfort on the I Lisbon, 59 Main 145 ex Ms. Oporto, Sio Madrid sal effective Rio Janeiro 6$ Cadiz 371 edietive Dublin, O. e t Seville 97t Cork, a Agfa of the Bank on Holism 9 per Cent. PRICES Of GOLD AND SILVER. Portugal Gold irt Coin, per oz. aCi Gs c.'.. Foreign Gold in Bars - 4 G tJ. New sDoabloons . 4 06 C.:. New Dollars - . 0 Ss :•!d• Sliver, In bars, standard - 0 :is z;d• Flour was silting, on the Gth of October, at Mania, at 17 dolbt s - per bdrrel ; arid at S'. At l. r i dollars.—At Antigua 'the marks zre stocked with provisions and four, and the is:aoi healthy. Extract of a letter from Antigua, da:ed 0:101 17 r—ig Every thing goes onvety hoe, est most diabolical plot that has lately been di.core: in which numbers of coloured people and slaws concerned ; nothing less than the eisnitiet:tiai I vants of Mr. President KLII2Y robbing thcit rgl of a very I .rge sutra of money (six cr so - :"" „ 'n"!l pounds), and then attempting to t'e:tici poison, to prevent discovery I two t..er. terday, five more were tried tir day, toret c to be hung, two cf them Oka propte r ref and furnished the medicine, in all tlt roost of whom, it is supposed, will *offer. N.:Ter there developed such a :cent of villainy. Mr. 1` r 1 is a most humane good nun ; lie bad Liken s.'rr 4 the poison, but it Was, tortunstrly, t.ot su m; refs La take eget. The viliAins had I , ois.ined the " ihg-stoce Mr. Kaitair was in the h et using. birci H. November 23, at bis residrnee, WiLteter, dot 1.:.e1c 4 1. tenant-Cubro.l Woo, of a ~aJghter. MARRIED. Thursday, to .A.Nrentoke eb.-•ca, Hants C. On -Ik ' . Captut. In du. Army, to Mao M. A. Wdont, of Lhot'2.l. )IED. Saturday, sentiight, Mr. R. Graham, of W at ercard. tip of a lock law, occasioned by an iron wheel in his fa. het dery pawing over hia foot, and t•reaking two of bit tot,. R DAY. Inca Sick -- ! m ilt & B n 'i,l T !Pie _ Each. 2itls Ad.) •=1 f' (sit.) IP rt. i Co.m tot Act. %31::f I !.eatery Trctets Z:S/ kl le I W fkAt TO MOIItaOIN — AT 1:014DON - P 1111 Mo-ntr 4l . If erm anq Afte-nocis . st R ICA: OF S 1 CC, Plant !text, • Red. 82* I 1 Cons. 9::1; i RS 4 per Can. 9499* 5 per Ct. ICS* V 9 14. Antis. YO aO IS-1I LO.f1)t.i:11; i'mted atld robbobed by L.gvas. Ks::l 3 larv a l'onp!t-liat.