The National Register. — London, England, 1818-04-26 00:00:00

- - RFC 011 1) I' R F.Poni %%00: the 1tec01.,1.1. made a Iteport to his 1:oyal Highness the Prol,.e He golit of tic followiog consi.,:ts v.tubr sentence of iii Newg.ite, viz : R. Clayton, for sty:iliac gno;l4 hi a it vrerinr4 linwc U. B. for a like t ii.y.try, for ourclary . ILt kens, fora like offence: it. Visl;ot., for honse br; .1: .J. Hain, for,toalit in a wrlEnc. 110.1-e ;J. %% - arti and eikkllon, :yr Kit...ling for2yJ limik nntt T. Copy, for s:, plOtk ill a 11%1 el:int: 11.•110' ; 1)0:411erty, foi burglary ; 11000 tithi T. Cos.ip, for Ili-41;y1.: in a dtvelliiit; -J. ihirr, for slap M'orll J. Yiton, Wt . l4 . nnil t I f orCV . Clitiflll en lr i l .ty. TLr rest . ittt rL. itCd Ex m7u - rtoN. Julhn wm, - : and 1i irriet :iisellon, convicted in rAirnarv . la,, or iitterinn ;mil haying hi the -.. their poi: - : Inr4ed Ban:, Eaeatifl node , , were all Friday tr inning, ten:ill:int to their tauten: e, ex vented at Cie Cunt of the dein:ors' door, Old Tho. err. , cf Harriet Si.nit iii was a MI hjf•et of Jeep l an& general interest; and hes,rie the exertion. for the preservation of tine life by severe: of this tutnd fitatinzilisnefl ermite' s :if troth Houses of l'ai liament, even slam! hcfne hes of itoyalty itself wiit tiL it:0,1(n! to the most lively feeliuts it insanity in attempting pr.:mire litzlincss the !,axe Olooneeter v I ited tin Wei!. giestlay, and lisil a hag hitt-, view with the too nrff• teo. cnlp'• i:s. 11:;:s Royal 1 iigliiirss conversed with . - son icenr, lea nit OW pnEtirtilart Of hit Hit, all the riren• ist niee• these ca-ai which tel to her wretc.ltcd fate. After siiakeig.lainfts widi her iii the runs: cordial man gier, he fiepurteil,f fr the purpose 01 wailieg, npon the mine.- pal officers trf the Bank of Evigiaml, with whom having an interview, he iastantly repaired (as we nredia stand) to the -seat of Royal:) , itself. Tile ease of the rutin its it teporte , l t> have nuflert one the most rigarmis eearniiintiell, ?thee their coir:iction; their crime was extensive and tingravatcd, and, Consistent with justice. mercy, it is said, could not be ex tended towards them. From the 11101U1 ut of their fate !ming announced. each of the parties evinced much resignation. Harriet Skelton ilistincdy avowed her guilt, but uswilted that she wasnidnt I ily entrapped into the crime for which ske was to suffer, by a Heal' elative, who has escaped justice. file vindicated herself from the opptobiimi that had been oast upon her Sumter life, and declared in the mast solemn manner, that she had linen engaged but five w eels i n th e t.atlic of passing forged notes previous to her apprehension. Several distinguished characters, among whom wore Lord Rocksavage, Mu. Bennet, and others, most deeply interested themselves hiller and sonic of them haviiig investi gated her previous character, foinid it unfieservine of that heavy rept each wide', had been cast upon it. , 'flitirsdiy morning. the Rev. Mr. Cotton, who was illittfiliigit!)le to Ins ttentions, attempted to aominister the to i.tvoliciit t•, floc fin_ happy convicts in the chapel, but foniiii it liapirstiiiile, woman having been stint with hysterics, and Ward hat fag, also swooned away. In the evening, however, they beintate each composed, and had the sacrament adinitihnered sepa• cattily in their respective cells. 'l he patties were attended up to it hate boor on Thane 41,1 y ninlit. by 'eve' al religious blends, after which Ward retired, anti had considerable test. Harriet Skelton slept but little. 1, 7 1r0u Min; brought forth on Friday morning from their cells, they appeared quite re signed, and bath parties expressed the holiest confidence in their hope of mercy in a better weeld. Ward exhibited thr tittuost fortittide, as did the female culprit, until her approach to the seatlnl.l. lime she was supported by three or fine persons, until a hem moment.: before her tall. Ward, who was first introduced, emoraceil tier on the seatinld, and boih Laving prayed fervently for a tea moments, they were launched into eternity. Harriet Skelton, was left an orphan when only ti'tre year. , old. She was Lrought up in a ryit-:,.{,,1)1;• f a mily site entered service, in which station ,he contorted till her marrirgo with .loin ;Skeluni, in 11%10, a homey:Omer; her host:an:l scans prey. ed hien:air 111415 t alutndoriell and vicious coo- fo: six year,: she Pad to hair cecry !Nog malice or barbariity could indict, when ti,n ) log tumid,: to maintain hit Wife and intinige his propereicy to ti:initine, lie h. ft her totally desdtute, linl:4ing. , in Londf,n, wit), the fixed determination of never 1 . 1t.7 again. At this juncture, site accidentally lint his hro• t'e. r, Mr. conilluck, who wtient :slr. and Mrs. Skelton, had bcen long at vaii.,oce. On iris , her story, Mr. (cantina otrered her a comfortable as limi upon cc e she .curia entirely abandon her lur , bunti. 'Eliin she refused ; alleging that her duties as a lit ift! recnirtii her to dy nothing to exasperate lam, whilst there rentaiainl any hope of a rt.,•inteiliat3on, .being unable to entlnre the thong'lni I f a total s:paration from Mr. Skelton, whom all slang she tend.•rh . loved. Determined to make one more tinier, site fol ktwiJ hiMto•liattlebridge, where he u: :s at work. Es'i." only adced Lin, mallow her 5r , . per week, though she well knew he was gaining at. that time nns. weekly : even this he peremptorily reftis.d. Mrs. Eike:tilt had now no resource left but her brother, and to him she went. about 1816; he by uegrces untilitled a mystscitn , of which she Lad previor.,ly neine.picann. ; and :die d,,,covcrvil Mr. Goodhick tube a rew.d.cr sneer of fveged !lank of England notes; he arneidy en- treated :ler tonr.it. ber fatal triiiiie. For ten months sheilisrewirtled lii; ; hut in November, 1817, her brother low dm., e,.st •.e vs.' , ; , 7i lie was enabl.: to ray. told her plainly. thet i•- in.ssing notes. he go to pri sm. and she' enl.'b e ..ft, 1: , .-st':;:ze, as hefere. slinolt her irnse ; and begim a:tering ferg.al hates, in hopes of rating the neeestary sum. TO FANtiI.IES FURNISHING. THE NATIONAL lIRC;IffrER .7 .. . - , . . ... Prin(ipal gilled . : of .11c.flest#'s Ordnaitee do I, , a•rhy p-ire Notire, that l'rcon.,al.l be re:eh . ..if at their (Vic( ia Pail Mott, en or In7fa•: . filh (Ply of flay .n , r.rt,fi. ,, a it perrant as 'any br Wino ta mid , rtake the tiabt ilo* ‘?! 1. • .•ps et thi.s 0410 - , (.1.0 t,'.••• l'al.cr and ir..a,'..tirte p • , •tee nears. d•I the R.rp;rat;wl • pc, , ••• • • , olico of t.'rr..e manths at ti,; o j 'e;t1,••• prt ••• ,rs, 11 her frith It• -at and eani':!!lns of the c 1 ;••• , a h: I,•noun at tiir 0,1i,..1;n Pall Malt ofire .,l' • , fr'y day between the boars alien and . fu.r dehok, where ;• • lama tPlive:aal sr.ile.! op and endorsed. I'mposals ft.! i .a , :tp•lightityt." but no PrtpaAal can he ad niat , •,l ape,. the said tirh .11,1 . 41 at Tuathr o'clock a? :001 if th,• day, oelfser rcill nag tends; br aatirid aultsr lice party making it. or an agent is nis bciatj rid; atteg.i. By Order of the Board, It. 11. CRE Secretary. _ . . ACKEN7 I 1?, and NEWM A N (frPm Ovrv's) ha , •;r. wareimasc. at ';‘,. se,, Gil rit i• sTkt p . ici - , i t . ••ty.1S111:11.Y. tiodhod of inforirdiry the:: attd t; that they hare on 'ale ly ncw;,;l ele gardio.ortweat of AHD WIDE and ciiiseyz aunt t.tot_r II • iTII . }:F,N of all tleberiptor•s, ‘‘;.10:1, iron' the un itduly luw pric...s, mod .upoivrity oz . d a ft - ..re. the voir•t Ovenrabin o pportunity hiec.eite to the public, ()Icor: ialilo G their rc&idenees on the economical tezula ' , ere " tFt.':.i•:a''.l.' ht , n..pu pp* Jiyorder of the Mir:. CBE TV, Secretary. nrricE OF 0 R . DV.-1 ATP. WV"? April.l6lL THE Principal Officers of his Majesty's (Advance do hereby r; ire Notice, that Proposals will 67.- reer:!red at their Ofer. in Pall Mall, oa or before Wednesday, the IXth day of M.iy vext, from inch Persons ax may he n: , 7;77...r. to rnifertake the Pertorman:•e of the CARPENTER'S IFORK in the Medway Dtvishm, ,for serviee of this Deprrtuynt, far a Petit:4o! Three Years, deterniin able frfter the erpiration of the s liest year upon notice of [three mouths at the option cl either ropey. Farther paiti..thrs,tng , :ther with the To7nt and eonditions of the Contract. 177.7 y he I:77a7ra upon apolrr.rtiou at the Secretary's 11:. 7 iee in pan Mall, ati,resa4l, aoy day between the hours of Tea and Pour O'C/oil . . where the Pr.)l7.7sals mast be .Hivered sealed 7ql cad eldqrsed, " Propocols tar Carpenter's Work." but no 'N. ran be admitted otter the s7id 13th day of May, at T•77..10r o't 'lack at Worm of the s•:;pe rt7y; neilh:•r will any Touter be noticed unless 0. 1, e Party ',taking it, or onager', in his behalf; shall attend. By order of the H7ard. R. IL CREW, Secretary. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, April2oll6, ISIB. ESS.T.NCF. OF by . Il t w.:lr:t - F. is a safe, cfli:ettia, and plenNant re m:4 Conan rholiey P...ins in the Stomach and 11 ystrrie,, Naireea attentlant on Pre;Tii Ailey. 14 e -I.x..ttun a...d t ar.is.ag from Atinostplieric heat, Want of AppeCo.,.., I! ij fr.”n ir,.l..tatsi:. Weather. and in the Spasmodic stfV2,tioti and Rowels, an eonitinni to infant i—aeatptitiir tht•tiese 'lle , 4'.1!•*7 A 1;1C AS a family mutt - tine or for the Army qr N tvy. it wiltl.w four.tl a valitahlr F-ss:wce. I'vtrun At; NTixso v. dl l:notvn::savalnablrfamily liklefSi•we,•.ll:.t Lb-. ! 01.601 of flit-. atrlstrtie.:Mellt is to Intard eounterfet is arc Fermi by ex,••.01 .1. P. 11-ath gan give, is to rze en., ; t:tv:Al on the Government c: i:a~e: a ,ew..t Star •p• T-xc S!111 1 .:1;4 and Nineperre and Onc and. three 12Z1by E. I.:daltilt, ::‘,;..:nc to ILatli) C 5, St. rind's Church yard. Anti T. t 6 OFFICE OF onD.v A AXE, 20th April, 181£4. It is stated, that the phniderers of the Brazil packet were no TIIE Principal Olicers (d . Ills MajcslY 3 Ordmice ! common pirates. When the pirate-boat tame alongside, the crew their , were deterred from boarding by the threats as to the consequence. t!) is. ...e?:, ,:,, , ive roarer, Hutt prap9rel.; will h t reeeir •ti at ‘ , 1 ,,,, r it pan mov, on or feiiii . i , Tr:67/. the P:•1 e,..,1 of Mai 'file Captain of the packet was then ordered on board the pirate with his pap and the tnail; t'm latter he declined. On Loanling tLe frain re* per.lans as n.t . i.y Fr :rilli.t.z to tintietalke the Suni./ ; :t of Shirts Hari ether artieles .litr terrier or this Diurtment, fir a Packet. he gti.ce ()Aleur . to ins Mat otlietc, that if he returned with his Per:; , .l cf t;trec k - e.:r.:, dc'ermitetHe afYcr the r ."oiriWeit of r,),-. owa heat, and with ins own crew. that evety thing was tight ; but if be returned in the boat of :he pirate, .m in his own bait manned with 1P .s/ l'','r, -,p'in IVNie., of - tTp.ee Ar.7:,:k.r. o: il,c Option .'f either ,the other's crew, the mail las to be instantly wink. Alter sonm P.M ,:. i'att2rmt ~f . ''‘e A ^t:•les ruzy be view e! 4 upon apr.!!..ation at l altercation on board the pirate, they . &mantled peremptorily tha he 1-' , i,l 47 , 11 S;'.:• • .V.,7•...-'s 0,,,Pe0 ire ele rower, area to Mr re ,,1;... ~f . ,: , „,,. t „,. t , : ,,,,.,,, ;a thr . R ., y , / A,.,,,,,t et yi-,,i,.h . mad, which he owed he never wonld gm mt. They laughed at his a. , id fi! ,.,..,.:, p rr i i, ., d: ..,. ",... 1: ,,. / . ~.,,..., th. . r e e ,,,.. cad c jaitiors et : bold language, and orth..rtd hint on bentd their boat. The firft officer of the packst, seeing the Captain thus situated• instantly sunk r,., , 1r . ..)067 , `1. 41,7 , I). i-'!'l'..'t ,'' to'w S.:nix-pis Ppl r, j'y P2/,' Ifq . ll I, -„,, r% • ten „d r ,„,„ „., 4 . 1 „ , the mail. .Wheu the packa was bearded, and no mail -found, Cite ~,,..!„...,,.,,/ „ 7 ,,g ei .,7, : ,., t 3 .6 rt , r , . Annanit disappointment of the Pirate Captain was extreme p n , r „ . ,,,,. L .,,, he enwes i n i ter the i plunderet the vessel iniaie.latelv commenced ; the quantity el dolian ./14 at an 'n of hie some ;?.!../, ne w er , was only (Mita". Ttw :yen eh: on beard were, however, reported to Cie P....td rii.:4;i:,-, it, or an Agent te T o r y v al ua b le. I Si: John Cox' its; 15,:i . ,.- - has caused an anraving to be made cf the toil of Itiary Sai.mt, t....ici; cirdit.d. Yorl. left him as a legacy. The print meetly exhibits a rttieulated tissue, like those used by ladies in their etatirnidery of tapetry. In the corner t the emblem of the .lestiit (1.11.5.), and a under with eagles. The inser. e tion imports, that the unhappy Queen was covered with this veil when she was beheaded. 'I he cell is of white sill:, embroidered with gold. The curiosities of antis tity sent by the Bey of Triroly for the Prince Regent have been removed from the Weymouth Eore-ship, at Deptford, to the Totter. RIRTIIS. The lady of Captain flatot.7. R.N. of a son.—Vicountess Bort, o f a ann.—Mrs. George Barclay, of a dtughter.—TLe lady of Si: John Ct„nrteany lionywcod, tart. of a dac.tho.r. IMPORTANT SAVING, - • NEW Invented Light, Superfine, Double Covered, Improved Oval-shape BEAVFR II AT:I, at only ?Ma. Th..: ire qiicnt complaints nt<ile by Gentltmen, in not being ahh! to obtain, of a good qualitv, at a moth rate price, a Sup:in:me lleaviir Hat, has in- Gr.olo * :*". ritAN KS and Co. of W F.!.I..INGTON 11(11!SE Corner of II;:nc U 093 S 7 at: k. T. HAnsicAN, to aoquaint the Public, that in consequence of the very !Treat reduction that has taken place at the last sale of Braver, they have added an additional covering of Beaver to their Hats, which renders them eapaide of wearing con siderably loner, and in tha mrus of their always retaining the most beautiful Black, added to whir';, they arc fin:shed on their rew im proved Oval-trhaped Blocks. made in the exact Shape of the knead, therefore rain or damp aid not in the least affect the shape. The un bounded patronage (oevcild all parallel) given to those new 'cavilled Hats, is a wondPrfill itistpoco of their new eartiflenee over every other Hat ever offered to public notize.—Merthants and the Trade sup ; plirsl. Be particular as to A.thlree, s% G. F. and Co. are not in any way concerned with a retail house in Beech-street, name of Frank.— No unpaid letters receive.''. FRAUD PH Ey ENT To rtrtinteract the litany attemrtn that nr•r_ aPiiv made !I iiiipose on the unwary a sdurieu:. eainprititienioste , al of the tkiiiiiie.litteliing prepared by Day anti 11 rule f hey arc indult: ed to aelepta new Label in vviii”b their address 97, a placctlsoconspiennusly, thatthisy trust an attention to this. and the (Wen:inset the type, which is unlike all letter-- i iress.wilienable purchasers at one , : to dete. - t the implication. Tl:e Ileal danan 111.ACK Nc;, made by DAY aial MARTIN. 'lig!) Holborn, fill in finite be sold in Bottlis at Gil. Is. and Is.tid. each, and a cury of the Label left with all Venders 10.11" AND M.X:ITIbi, 97, Milt Holborn. AllOg.tTic rr,vnits PHEVENTEi) from being cAtml.r, relieves Dead-ache, prevents rain:iieru, and Hysterics by only mien lag at . it. Centuries ago f'ampliire vas approved of 4)0%1.01 other nrceilimi, as a previ tithe against taking infection ; but it linttld be knewn, that common l'arophire does net passes tint virtue. nor yet die ::g* Lie frag . tantsc the Aromatic Cariphire tior.i. In Alert, the Ar., - eutie Campiirre is prefersile and plessesmer than any ether remedy. 'Or reviving the spirits. preveuting infection. and it ouGht to be i:kiwi about in m orns where perirois are net wt l ; is. short, every one ou f ,ht to have a !ntlr in a bottle about them, as it °Aeolus/veiled that when any, friend has gone to sae another who is confined w:th a cold. as ia general by colds there is inere or lees some fever, and dem the person who has 01.1 e to see him, has emplit the fever. and been very tut by having the .troinatie rain pike a!!out them. and sinciliag to it, will prevent the infeetiesi, and niigitt to be cad when going into crowded pbues, as the breaths one (rent pi ndits. is very Unlit lihy. It is also recomme.aleJ to all yersuns iii n trace!, as fatal sirluiesses are often caught in coaches, :,treinge beds, At e. but by having the A rem:vie Vaarr!tirea!‘out them, and using it. it will prs.‘ cut them, horn takirg iufceunt . and other Medical Gentlemen on lit to !: ice it about thciu, as it will prevent their ia'sirl; infection f..st e house to another. A: k for Prince's Anon:die CatripLire. :it C., per bettle. One Ivottle of Aromatic Can.pliire coateins the qii..ntity of an betties that ib sold foe the ROl)c._ _ . _ . . Sold by flu solo Prn . prictor. Prince. v Street, flxford street there are too _Numbers in Cohn mie opposite the other, ntrfl-re, Pi nicer home is the <ectmd from !I•o• Cmena:.i.cr's. Sold also fly Bacot anti Co. tio„ext'ord Street. oppo,ite New Itni.ci Street ; nom, Strand ; Daci.on. Fier; Street; Insure, rr, Citeapsoc ; .lolit.•rone, CS, Cornlnli Tun. lioyal tlxcliange ; arid by most prin.ipal Perfumers and Merl vine Venders. To accommodate those who reside in the councy, by elielosing the money in a 1-tt.!.r to Mr. Prince. 9..10hn Stre,t.tlo wills ud Min hr return of coach to any part of the kingdom.— W ill keep in all climates. Merchants and Captains will receive-a liberal allowance for cx poriation. CAI; T lON.--Tir r . rticular to ask for Prince's mm:: tic Pierphire, and observe " NCR" on the wrteret and seal; of each toottle ; without it is not genti ne, and cannot a nswer the purpose. I,owwk: :—Trirteci +r.(l prblifliell by R. W MKS, moo* l' FI-1. T.l-LTIIT.F.T, bftiveell SG 7`l,r.tari'S Church an'l Fett,..- I,zre, and forwatilati Into tte Country by all Nantn.ca. Boo'aatlii::s, anti Cltrk3 of Cac Road. ago of ru.nNie. ittlii 7.1 NR1:111n Ann, third dau. of Captain !lecher, 11. N. to C. W. Ncpean, Eq. lt4Ml of I.ieut. Gen. Nepean.—C. Taylor. EN. of Totocs,ta Ikurict„ rceml slats. of (*sync:a' Carew, It. N.-11. Faulkner. Fry to Har riet, dau. of .1. V.". Cooper, Fqq. nibraltar, Mr G. Gre• gory, to Eliza, dau. et d.e kte Capt. Carey. of Pen Arlilig!.on. Ire land —Nlr.J..kulline., of AVatling-street, to ymingest uau. of fi , e late M. Ashton. Eso. of Bogn; t ;ire Si .Ii of Stint licor,sc'o East, to M >a M. A. Knowsley, of the aatue place. DIED. At Swindon, Wilts. Mrs. Goddard, relict of A. Goddard, Esq.— Mr. tamuel Richarnron.- -At Feventhran, J. S. - cith, Esq.—At Woodforcl-briti.ge, Mr. T. Croft. • At NVimpole. the Rey. T. Sheep shanks, A.M. rector of that place.-At Homerton, H. Scdgwick, E. 9 S. Hartur,p : wife of the Rev. S. Hartopp, of Dalhy. Leicestershire.—At Oak lodge. Southgate, E. Smith, Esq.—Miss Yates. of King-strett. Cheapside —Mita Hall. of Upper East Sheen, Sitrrey.—At Spanish-town. Jamaica. D. Ntillizan, F.N.—ln St. Niue tir's•lene. Mr. J. Misldleton.—fn hoard the Hadiow, on her pas sage from Calcutta, Captain E. Lamb, jtill. counnstuler of that Oulu •LONDON MARKETS. - CORN-EXC HANG E. IKONDAY, AFRIL 20. There ms's a liberal supply of Erelish Wheat *this morning. and .npwards of 44,06 c, gusaters of Foreign Wheat arrived since this day week : which caused a deoll:le of several shillings per quarter since last Monday—Parley and Malt were each ehearer—Tick lican3 were dearer, likewise Boiling and Grey Pease—Fine tieslt (?a•: met a ready sale ails:Bi week's prices ; the inferior sorts were cheaper—Rapeseed and Lin...zed with littie variation. TRIDAV. AVRIL 24. The NNl.eat market is very dull, in consequenre of olie continued Foreign arrivals, ar.il the salts made art un lower terms than Mon day last liar!ey also is rather e;w:lper, meets n heavy sale unle4 for Ene parcels.—ln Oats, Beans, anti Fease, we hart no aluirautin to tiOtlet. S. S. 'I S. Whet a 801 W',,ltel'er4:34 Fine ditto B 4, a :48 (Ir,'y 48 a :11 Rye 4O a 50 Bdar, , ; 4B a !di Fin:! liarley 56 a 58 Ticks Nast 6 e a 78 Oats . 1.2 a 28 I. S. P , );;!, , 1 oats '24 a .74 rotnrne.iitto '.2ri it 32 Fine Floor 75 &Avail ditto 7o a 78 !tape iiectiAL PRICE OP BREAD. The !lip,licto, price of the bc.t Bread tbmttgliout the :re. wmoli , . is st:it...l by the Bakers to ha 'll. Ca:, Quarterit tutu: Bakers sdl the Qtrartem Loaf from id. to SJ. lower. AVERAGE PRICES OF CORN PER QUARTER. IN ENGLAND AND WALES FOR TUE \VEEN ENDIND APTIU 13 Wheat. I R I I I ye Barley Oats B:,111i I Pea,. 90 8 53 5 s:i 7 34 '2 55 6 57 9 PRICE BHITIIIIIII.D. s. d. s. d. Derr-- 4 6 a 5 6 Al:Ilan-5 4 a 6 4 Veal 0 a 6 0 Pork 5 0 a 6 Lamb... OaIS 0 F MEAT, Fanner, Av.] NEW GATE: Ilea* of Cattle Beasts, abotit.... Sheep 54.5n Calves I Pigi 'MI. .?, 1.. :ND LT—t M:MAI Te• Cart ase a. d. s. Bet r 3 A a 4 I; Mutton-4 8 a 5 0 Vtal 4 0 a t; Pork all e Lamb.."s 4 a 7 HAY AND STRAW MR LOAD. Z. s. d. £. s. d. Ate:. £. s. d. Hay. 4 10 oa6 6 0— 5 8 0 S10171:11r.tD Claver 4 10 0 a 7 0 0— 5 15 0 / Straw it 14 0 a 5 2 0— 2 isi 0 {Kay 440a612 0— 5 it 0 ST. JAMES . 3 (lover 6 0 0 a 6 6 0— 6 5 0 Ftraw 3 0 0 a 3 9 0— 3 4 6 Hay 5 0 0 a 6 e .) 5 In 6 WiIiTECOATEI..: Clover 6 0 0 a 7 7 0— 6 10 II (Straw 2 14 0 a 5 2 0— 2 18 U AVERAGE PRICE OF SUGAR, C.tmputcdfxmt CTleturrcmadein the week ending A nriF?l, is 4 , 1.. 1 1 per cwt. of the 'Duty of Customs p.ud or ra:y4l.ie Itercon on In rurtation thereof into Great (iU«: :: r. ~ PRICE ON STOCKS. F:cei pci ( cot. 11(0.t.ced 7 , cr Cr7•►*)la 4 per Ccf,t. !)7(•• ref itto !'ands t 3 per Cu.t.) 14E116, 2J. per I).T ( for I orgArt.ruitio • .~~f iv; 98 pr pr sot ;•If ,~.~a„~