The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-02-13 00:00:00

4410. aft—"fir - e•d, AMR HIG.4. ttlloll Tile a►w YOU tvtiften Port.) ' Al the late Mayor's Omit come nn for trial lie rim'. of Maeries, Inspector a Oil, r. Judd, a render, N.hial. warp as it may seem, turned on lite vies ' oi.in, whether t whole iv a fish 2 To seppirt the new. g• Ire the learned Dr. Mitchell was sworn, and a aem -1...► of persons not so learned : while, on the ethos *id., • .umber ill 'itemises meetly respectable, tes.l titled t►at they bed always been actestemed, der. Ina their ',bele lives, to consider every Inhabitant of II a greet deep, and which could not live on land, a. fishes, and the whale amongst the rest. It eon sosnvd nearly three days in settling the question ail the sellers of oil being owe way of swearing; and ell the beton soother; and perhaps the Jewry ight have bees puttied until this time, had not 41.• learned Di. Mitchell ento►twnstely quilted the first chapter of Genesis In support of his opinion. The Delmer remarked, that it is there said, that 4 ' God crested great whale., and eve►y living ern. Lure that movetti, which the waters brought forth abundantly :" from which be inferred that the whale mu , • a.rarate creation from fishes. This psi the other side upon the same truck ; who fogad a teat in the Old Testament, which states, that 46 Jesalt wits is thv belly of the fah three days and three iti,04.," sod, in the New, that "Josiah was three days Isi tbe shale's belly." Patties the two to gether they proved that a whole was • lab, sa cordisg to Scripture authority. Besides, they said, that Ilse Doctor's test, if it peeved say thing in the case, would prove leo mesh; for it would slimily prove that a whale is sot a 46 lisle, creature." Finally the Jury by their verdict de ckled, that st &sale is is fish. Sir Joseph Beaks, we are told by the facetious Prior Plodar, once made esperlesest ' to satisfy Mattel( whether lees were not lobsters, by boiling them to see if they would Into red ; bat, the retell diseppeiating his 'specie. tintss, he is meds by the Poet to 'seeks, peevishly, '• lieu ate set Waters. e—a their souls: • 1 MAT WA' LAW NIEL MO "AWL DOORS OP CHUMMY. Frs. FL IM TES MATT 07 DUPFIELD I,..IITZWART. The Loan CJIASOILLeIIk •ft goolog into Coed this serrealag, said, as Mr.Dellielei tees wet a party to Mr. liertat's Peiirlor tesrpere.de the Cireiniesioe of lionimpt aversion' unities( hien, ha costa sot *a that accost grant tie lojanction asked for; and I. liasaleil. that say petters oho should bay tbe Rey. Rats estates ender the esistiog eiroutostsaeos, would be a bold otos Word, end roonsmosesdad Mr. ilryeat to give duo notice, of, Ilto objections et the time of sale, if he did not (on dintoor isfonnsi ion) is die masa the. grant the lajaasalan. MISS MARY INN MOTT. —new— Thersday the Inquest se the holy of Miss Mary Ann Mott, who was found drowned neer Brighton, wet again semmoned at Itottingdean, agreeable to adjournment, on Mondsy, for the purpose of col lecting forth*r evidence respecting this mysterious and melancholy event. From the examination of Mr. R. Mott, uncle to the deceased, it wrested that the roans tidy be. greyed no participle? (metes of a distressed or din. erdettleted mind on Senday last, that she complain ed of a palm in her heed before dinner, and retired to bet sheather for half se hour. She sat down to die. user with the family, sad et three o'clock in the af teroon the deceased left home with so intent to p to church. Witness was surprised at the long eh seem of heselece, end mode enquiries the same etea Big at the earth elides, sod among the Maids of the deceased, without gels's& any hsformation. Between ' nine and ten o'cloek, a loose piece of paper was intend tin the stairatee, evidsrotly the heed-writing of the deemed, coominiag several incoltereot sea emcee, red et which were whims with a resell, and obliterated. Wituen thought her mind was dii ordered. The donated bad lived with bier twelve Mouths. Richard Brut wet the deceased on Sunday after. noon, shoot five o'clock, walking near the Crescent. Witness addressed ber, bat received no answer. Mr. Sutton, surgeon, examined the body, and could net discover soy marks of violence which aarsald cause her death. Witness had no doubt but that she died by selfotstion. The evidence el Mr. George Mott, cousin of the deceased, was conclusive as to the vesnifemation of a disordered mind, on ems or two eccsaions. After an investigation of sit boon, the Jury re- I turned a verdict of—lnsanity al 'heti:tie of dramas: l herself. The body of the deceased was picked up on Mon a., morning, under the cliffs, st Greenway-hill, a distance of three wiles from Brighton. It is sup posed the enfortenste female threw herself Into the we (ram eft the Crescent grails. The singular cir cumstance of a yeses see and woman being seen about Ave o'clock en Senday afterooon, sitting to gether on the beach, at Black-rock-bottom, by one Daniels, who gains his thin as a sea rover, and passing by these jest es it was growing dark, occa sioned a strewn sespicien that the deceased had been snorderod. The patient investigation of the Coro ner's Jury bas volleyed the public feelings from this painful 'opposition. An accident of s serievs nature occurred oa Fri day, by • spirited horse reoniag away with • veld /le, in which hl r.'and Mrs. Smith were reteralag to London. The accident was etweeioned by seas ads c iev o s boys throwing Moses ; the effect was, Ihat Nis. S. had her leg broke. On Friday waning the body of a female lafeet was foetid io a ditch seer Kestea•sgeart, it appeared Mt hare been dead some time, the body was takes to the /Is arden Arms for a Coronet's lowliest. lloaatu bluitusa.—On Teseday last, after a di ligeet search, the body of John Morley was fiend sosrdered and concealed in a small lake ea theism's of Mohono, at the diatoms of a mile frees Deo ntseway. It inhibited marks df the most savage and creel barbarity. Thee* weretwe centesions es the heed; the throat cut mress, a Wee gash on the left beesst,with several other (maws on the body end arms, inflicted with some sharp weapon. From the infer. 1114•11n11 hitherto collected, it appears the deceased (who dealt in cattle and generally carried some mo. airy shoat him) intended 'shag to the late Cerk Frei• lions, end desired a person with whom he was to travel to call for him on the morning of the 19th alt. at the house of Daniel 111•Getelhy, (Sawny), of Me horn*, who owed him some esene), end where he would sleep. saying he would mot lace the home till called. The person celled secordiegly, and was Ira lie wont away in the night ; after which be was not seen till found is the lake. The said M'Carthy, his inn, and two daeghteri,were on Wednesday coo. aimed is the coact) jell, to take their trial al the gn awing Assize.; and thoegh nothing farther than ►e.ulig circreibtances hare yet appeased, it is hoped the perpeteaters of this horrid merest Will net e.. a l * edvetlisheJ.—(teak :b/velar ) DRURi•LANN THEATRE. COORS V. GLOSSOP AND TOE DNORT•LANE coitus's'. Tim Sottclette.Oirlttuat. meted, ON the part of tho Plaintif, for e similar Injunction to that which was greeted on a forcer der, in soother case, where the Drery.lane Compatiy was also concerned. The Injunction which ba sought for, was to rennin the Defeadant Clonop from proceediag is an action which bad been commenced, and to restrain him from commencing any ether action. Ile believed Sir A. Piggott, who was on the other side, had no objectiow to the motion. The object of the motion was, to de. fest the priority of certain creditors, and it was roe. canary that it should be granted, unless a compro. miss was agreed upon between the parties. 'this step had 'eon taken in the former este, and be hoped tho same coons would be perused by the parties. As, hewer, the action stood for trial, he hoped the pro. soot motion woold be granted. The Loan CHANCELLOR intimated his asses!. TM SoLiciton-Gsigssuz.-1 will take it thee matil (intim order. solto v. IDZ LA 1011$. This cue is one which has ocropied much of the time of the Coed in seining. Three Merest se fless had been made, and the case /ay remained for the jegdmeot of his Lordship. The LORD CISMICILLOIL this morning gave judg ment. With respect to the grit aootiero, which re girded the sum of 38,0001., his motion was, that it weight be carried ever to &cutout witheet prejodice. With regard is the payment of the dividends, which was the oiliest ef the second motion, he coasidered that, as to the order prosoeaced, there was eoliths( is that seder which interfered with girlie( the Botha to the Beek s sad after the Sank had received that sootier, it was sot in its power to pay the dividends to any of the parties. As to the third, sad moat is. ports°, modes, it appeared to him the only point to be considered was, whether he coold take off from the three eaeceters t►e restraint which lad Iwo ha posed us to any part of the food of 84,0001. AG Se a very large potties of it, he was fully eensinced that he could net take of t►e restraint; bat he would, before the neat Seel, end to ascerteis upon what part of the fund, if soy, the re:hoist meld betakes off. In the present state of the cases, he could net direct say issee as to the 84,0001. mu savants ran or BANKRUPT colunsuonses V. AiLltalibilt s*ucl. Mr. Banco spits prevented himself to.day before Ike Coors, and was sheet to submit a modem to his Lordship ter having IM proem/ditto seder this Com. mission lakes set of the Meth el the Soliekor to the Commission, Mr. Carter, coafireemblo Ss his Lord. ship's directions of yeste rday. The Loan CHANCELLOR said, be could hoer no. thief; of this Wen upon motile., unless • Petition, stating the object of the molten, were preeinaly filed. Us would hear from Mr. Broca emit what ;mends he intended to pretest tits Petition. Mr. Bence bowed, and went on to Mate, net his Petition would prey the Court to allow of certain papers beieg take. est of the heeds of Mr. Corter,t Solicitor to tbe assignor. lie proceeded so emeuree wish seen warmth upon the conduct of net Comae . man, and alluded to two bills of indictment whisk be aid had bee. found. The Loan CHAHCALLOI4-1 sit here, Sir, Mead to protect the characters of other men as well as my own • and if this matter is not before me in • proper shape, I are sot doing lily duty unless I restrain yes freer inekleg these innervations. I I Mr. Bence contiened, after having bowed then or feet times to ihe Gad, and represented the imedsMp of his rase. The Lotto OWAIIOoLLOR.—You bare • right le protest your Pablo., and I will reed it with dee at. tootle.; bet be it recollected, that I am answerable to God, my unclear, mud to the Public, that oo Ma shall be pnjediced is this Coors by experts statemests. With respect to the ledictments yes speak of. I ban net, until this meowed hoard of them; but I said ie the lasguage of my ermd.Ther. low, " aceesation is no proof that • party as gunny neeesd." I will not, consent to be Ibir insireltest of doing lejestice to any man. It is my daty to my, that if I had net tiseeght it separdenable to interrupt public besians, I should base I'M yew, that I ban Mani from you, lasses's wselt neledg: ought to permit, as applied to any matter whatever. •Mr. Bence bowed sad retired. COURT OP KINCIII BENCH, Yrs. It This was the last dsy of Hilary Ter.. The Coed at till pest urea o'clock io the evening, bet ootbiog of the least public haunt occurred. At so early beer yesterday morning mime davits( villains attempted to rob the dwelliag.hease of Celia Roberts, Esq. at the toper Pond-suet, Hampstead; they get stet a high wall le the rear of the hoses, creased the (sulfa lute the yard, end with the as. &mace of a ladder they pt int. a resse.psir beckwie. doe • the doors Gees,* side heir% locked, they amid preened no further without opening them ; the nein they mule awoke the maid servants, who throwing up thesaabes cried not rpord , r ; the villsios grippes* they were alone, commended them to he silent at the peril of their lives,—futtenately the gardener hip. pelted to sleep its the bow, is he, es besting the noise, made his appearance at another window, sad on Tear g the rause of alarm he called out watch se. veal times, which caused the watchman stationed at the end of the lane to spring his rattle, the 'Maim thee made a precipitate retreat ; they left behind these • Isrge wood sae, sad a very slierp-poieted case knife. ifaassogeoseseaxe.—Yesterdey • ease mime so at tins 011ite, which excited the greatest interest to a porta. of the fashionable pert of the COMINDIii• ty, in cossequeoce of santral 'sang Noblemes Ming the objects of the charge is question. For some new prior to the arrival of the Magi stale, severe deader of the fint order wore ob sened • parading the snows adjacent to the Ogee, whew their anxiety was at length atisisd by the ar rival of a hackoey couch, which contaiised far Geo nese of high distinction and Noble families, owe a nephew to a Noble lard is via, who bad all betel mialisted in St. Ass's watch-hosee from ball-pale two o'clock is the same esereing. Ca Mishitsg from the Poch, they were conducted to the Magistrates' rose. where the case naiad • private \Feriae before Mr. Ikea. the Sinai( Ma gistrate. Four watchers attended, sod gave eel. deuce to the folleirlog effect : Tlmt sheet two o'clock, yearday morning, Pitcher, a engines of St. Asse's perish. was alarmed by e else which proceeded from Crashers. alley; he promieded towards despot, where befogged a somber of persons helmets( In a very disorderly maser, smelt whom were the accused petty, with • few others, who were the most conspiceses in die !tubing the pace. Ile ordered them to go pasca -IMy to their Mass hat they refused, and assigned him .e which he sprang his rattle, wises several welshes. came to his assistance, who werealresed by them, sod lb. nephew of Lord --, was charged with hake strut oafs of the satchel's. The ut most arsfaims preened, sad fear were lakes to Si. Anne'e watelkhossis, bet the ethers escaped, two of when were equally culpable. It was also staled, that obey were very abseil' in the wetthAnore, sad on ham threatesed to be locked up, the reply Mil, " Who dare I. lock us up i—no one dare lock se up ;" epee which Pitcher replied, " I'll leek yes op," sod the charge !wing taken, they wen seed laity seined in the dark.insle until nine o'clock is the morals& she M. Broughton, of Marlborough. street, answered for their appea . The &fee of the Gentlemes was, that they had bees taking some wine at • , not far distant from the same of ectios,and on rationale( home they were binned by some pentium, who assailed them with se feel as epithet, that they remonstrated with them, which caused the disorder, when the watchmen came op and took them, while the offending party seeped. Mr. RARER, the Magistrate, observed, that he thought the parties bad received efficient penishatiost by being confined in the watch-house the whale time, sad dismissed the complaint, on sedition of a small recomposes belag weir and they left the ogee apparently mach depressed their confine ant, . . .dnlhotly lots, a yrusg sew, was Illoseght up is lbs custody of a watchman, built; heal bawd a an issiseammable boor lurking shoot lb* door et the Doke ist Crafton's ham. .There Wog no evisleatm sa his intention to coossit a (easy; la was dim., charged. IlArron•cansar.—Yesterasy twit sweeps Were emsaitted for fat/roma days, to the Haase of .Coe• action, charged with sialiwg deist rad cinder*, from Tatistock-placo, Si. Pancras, the property of fhb Contractor. T. Safety, 11. Sussex, sod H. Thom*, thews boys, wens rosandod, for stakes table-linen wear. isicappara, mod sallar article, boa their so;Pectieg employers, sod patina" the saw; to raise noway, towable this to bay douses, used Merry, to gat up a private play, in cowpony, wills arbor boys. A DANDY CDSTONSit. Worms woos*. —F. iday as 'Moody dratted person name/ Hearty Dowling, who Ow/ served his time is a llergeos, charged by Mt. H m :Vesetler. at the font of lerwins.bridm . .. bo wish bowleg moles a w Me. wok Halton said the Prisoner t appearsoce was mats &Alga on the day he had wade free with Mr otaL Mo Mw lowa an ombraidered (altar so hit shirt, the boa WWI atgap mei tempest his usualders. nod the heels of Me boots Wan At Me aserdwest sod twos piret.lite N pease*. Tbeabmga weft liar Ms had 'waked into the shop stalk air of a ass of prarik i lt i ttro, Hatton wat there. NO desaaded te seq Me seals ; as leek fag which Is tiremasitdos this vadat soopervirs of the stow, awl seamed peoitaarly swan shove a bioodmooe. as the I and beauty of which be sough to estertaso the Ceespialai ages walla. Mr. Hawes Iris Is Me parlour at the use, bat, although be bed bees robbed Wave he embarked in batons to Ills Masnat al MO. be IVY 4••••Famels wish ap and hem of Ali, Doi/fling whoa he had observe through the widow. Sail s Wow* it hsalessry to leave bhi petioles He therefore looked hots a beak which treated of the properties af 61.11110, fres the diamond layeards, in order to wt► hit battery, which the learned aikknar bad jest refreshed. At Mat meassat be beard Ms wife embea very sarp asses w Mr. Doe lieg's repots that a seal should be test to Towermtrer. where payouts woad be gives. Ile west laic the shop so amen f e Itopressia• likely so be mode by the tart reply, gad 104. use seal estaisly should be ass as &reeled. MS," lamAls wife to the '"yes have eel amain' anal its yaw'''• ha hood.' Mr. Dowling /weed his left hood. sad pre sewed the mat to Om 11Mtas vary politely g rkiagai is tine Wei with serprise, whethesehe sitatight he bed ssy idea er coassiLeg it hir:ilassop IWO( OM sacks( to justify blabs malrlvikomairies Imo kM raitommel alararter. lie im aged ow iseitasspwaylag his to . the whisks is Tower-sees, to a MOWle upside sheet the Prisz tard ireboratly coadocted his. There Mr. Hawes leaned that r. Douai( was Dina lodger, sad Slat the owes, SW. be Shot knew tow that per. sea,..bai we asthma of misst eery for him ea awl ersaiss. The Grandemsn at whote,hooso they salad, however, a Mar in/1e Amp. said be ha willies la pay the mice ef she seal t_tmest Iho diagrOCOM ellpiellefe s MI Mr. HMOs haw* hs view bet ihe perishaalli al • penis so dagamosly quill so impose span simpborpois, seat for as Racer. who Wad ea the linady's pores a ponsp.pirm. and a Malmo of sees snicks pledged aria These was a little buy le rho shop tribes W. Dowiles was essalisiag the seals. awl while sip (*Wass was daisies dbilmillashotsess Mises slam% Os boy Married hint ors lama bum the right teas lathemlolet a hawing way. .. 1'• Mewls( w as folly assawitted. G•usesy...7-Eriday Jobs Parkes was MN& bells* Ms Sainte a.gtstrata. Mr. Alderman Itoarwsra., sow cargo a felony. Ma. Daniel Kaye the proprietor of the Albion Taves. Aidengate street, ward. Mot the Priworr hod frequently hoes employed by him as me occasional widow, awl was se easing ed y ilsrvilay. After she ooaspany had retired. the Weir 614141111 waiters seer called lots the.cierk's ream in be paid ; while they were Sete. a gimes as bawd to fall as the Auer they sob dialed having dropped M. at kerb oar of them mid It fell from the Prlneser. A. eater of She sight beteg near the home was tailed in, who. a towable' Barker. discovered him to be lauded Is all paws two wise gh.es hod awde their escape Into hi, breeches a two shims were tessid. see is such of his breoctins' pukes. sod ta e Wilde of hia waisisout. Ow el Ms cast pockets costained a doyley. will show one pawl of loof Misr, sad the other a goaatity af wan midis s • saw w ilk a silver top was secreted is the packet el MM teaks. mat. _se well as a parcel et ohnoods and rages. A sift bead. karebief was Wee Nosed la his psoriasis, which hernial giro re momosa of. sad was supped to have been rotated Gem sere use of the computy. The Prionwr made as defence, bit mid he submitted Mewl is Me many of Ur. Kaye. who, bl reply. expressed hit defile. minatioa N protrew a. nearing the Aidenteno that the deptethh• time cotwmiwd spas him by promo of the Pi banes's descrip tion asomated to more than NMI ter asses. I l ossitted to Newish for trial. ' 'sib •• - 4.. 7 : - •••• • ••••• Bow-entarce....Charkie MimeV. a Weil bums character. *a charged with bed m cemented with • daring gang of rob bens. la rhotemly aseashing eisdeareering t.o rid) %V dna." Ta le=t ib4o r i Lalothe 4 Mums Strphee tV I .1 . oil kAnereets, of deter piece% 4 silk el tie yids@ d el. abort a quarter mes are • dark, nu Thursday afterosoo. is H iglnorree, tn. Mkt 's. Ut ass we. t nod .sapped by the Primmer, who vegetal 'Wert blow la his bitt. mol Mt was ssrnttsi.d by • gam of form er see mien. the emigoalom 4the Primmer. who eatinsesered to fame H. ttarttel few kW. het he .sanded to knitter it safe. ad fee assistasce. Tar rao ass M r pge.g e g them. sad Oa. Jed by Kr. Willkus of Charlotte. alrect. Pertlasd-plawr. apeo shwa me the ion turned road brikowsri-etresd, •Mli struck hive • giallo blew la hid here. They porstal them hits Iltuesitardess. were that lest sight of the robbers. The Primmer was afterwards traced . ea H. leas emsaitted.—lleniphreyr diwirtered twe 4 the album is Ike aflaramm. wad apprehended them. CX)RONERS INQUESTS. Oa Friday as Istatd.itio• was sakes at she Black Homo Poplar . wore& W. Hawni, Fog. (;eraser for Sliadletet o as the body of a female, aMareslly 'bow SD yesirr of nom Nora /sward In the UJwebsar rasa. Verdict —Foss/ droword.—The tidy lie. at Ibie wookhoft owitest. A. lapse* gram held al site Lard H larsetwarte, below. die oboe Comer. so she body of J. hit Sims, as (Mere to she Army ea holfloy. who at ki doom t— It oppette.d Nralta the leal)osisoy of sere& wiimewaw. that she d e e m b w .e.a n s a ,,,, Nor sow Hoe past wont Mier km. ho had rabibierd *art. ow cytoplasm of dejeetios and deferrals* of "inc. Verdict lama v. Os Thirstily marshy as latebrot was *ld as the Hicaterhury Arms. ib Coaterbery-satiare. la lb. as the body at Misit Aso Loewe, alit. Mr.. Stewart. The *crowd had Orr. sisal a Grodeat... mid ea be well koala. is t h e City. nod imiely losil Nam is 'somatic drialciesc. At the Klee. Head. la ',miry. rereet. • nampstaia• of her*. iaw her Pot 5 1 01.10 111 •1 in her not** reseashHog opium. Messes after Mt Nora from . bids A l e was rocosered I sod so her oily Wow the sai d her cooloroodi *belied sate. rams s bog ibis was Dal believed. as iitte bad fee. la r eotly briber odd No Nose this,. lie oat lowsnible alibi, nod seat sodas was foricod deed. A Haywire prorell Sod Ole was is IM Wait of bayi•gotatios from haw. and *stem Swish* la gamin Ate bed powilsordeowssii for three OM. Verdict —Mod from liteessire Drinking. NARKEIN. Coss Rims stye, FIR. S.—Whist it draw 4 Bade, Si. thespn.—ONE, Pm, sell Ism. Is. Iserero—ts whirr ankles es siontisa. Coos Itainii.ass.lss. 11.—/kwl9/ j4:6 44. 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P. *l. (by ihe Ckitre4. Serf .... le. 111. 10 Ss. 04.1 Veal .... En. IL 10 Is. o{ Malmo 40. 04. 00 5.. 01.1 Pert .. 5.. 4d. la h. 1111 L..b Ik, 01..40 00. 04. PRICE IF HOPS. VIM NAOS. Kew ...X 8-. s.. 6:. 15... . &sax ...N. :ft. ou 61, 16. Aim secures. IkM ~..61. Pd. I. R. lessee .9. 4.. I. it OP MR ..a .61. 14s . Fanska. 91. Ur. la t if. leo ?A LUbi. Tosetunew I& 04. Yellaidiessialls. White Qom. 16. Ol t .4. OIL Svp djltu . 04..4. 00. Meld tn Mel eO. Od, ad. Ditto 04. —s. 01. Gtitves • ego. 04. 1 .64144 Ur4oo a leve liaLMNl . 1Pd.11% —Cord, 116.—Pahle i let Over doom lb. 011.4-104400 i. 114. PRICK OF N. imam% Market.. 4•. 64. Clare Market pl. W kiirrlospel Macke Is. 40. per rt. Nth. ----. Average 46.141. Yell.. -1 Y "'" RAW - Rthiss. • Rest Refits, eel Sirens (per steer) 9s. N. In Ss. 4111: 1111.4dligi t. It. In b. DI. b 112140111111" . MOW ..... ...b. M. le Os. Oa. ..1 •Piats of atattjt . • lotto, SO to 561bs. "soh - gad •ae SI Mai: Mettler 38 to,fielljo. deo Nd to 2Sd ate Ratite —d to --tt Dressing Meet - 11;0 in 1941 rice Citnili flicks - IN to 'All Drop Hideo to ifibt for maim, 117,11 to 190 Ditto 4510 MN. to sip oar Skims 9illo illbs.• Ile In VIA Dina 101.7011. . !Id to Nil 101•110iN 916 I. :14 Satall Seel. ( :rankled) . Q4 2od Large ditto 10.. to 10.1. per Mal 1 .1 GOAK-lAIAIDri : Haft 11. -•IAt • I ) i !hips al Market. Nip PIM. , • bt Newcastle ~ Illi 16 Ilailmehml e. 'll ' Ma. 2.1. 4110.1 —ilt & lie --.....- , COU Ili g 9 IP /ICU* EMS / . Ftig4 T. Eca.. IS. , , Assetertito: II 0 0.0 . Inherit. s)j =1.014.0 0 UNMAN all t 1 HOC ' S. D A i = tto, ar c slgld, 7 1: MOAN 60 Venice. 11 80 a Ittetterdalo, 11 U. = ;. Olf • 1 AMgrerp, 61 el, taw lag per it. . 9 M 1 gpm, 5. . i raris.• Oda ;tight. 80 U. It • Janeiro. 1111 •' Ditto. fii , 1 U. Ortiplia. 106 pee OM. • • Boirdessit.ll U. Cork Ili per Cont. 1 Fess It oathollstioe. 140ex.mo *girt's.' doe Hash os WAWA, Madrid, 396 ?Sverige Portugal Hold. is Cols, 1 Cadis, li t erals, per es. Billow, • Hold, la Barr, 11 Seville. New Dollars, 34. 7d. Gibraltar. 41 Migstr.lo Bar...staadard 51.741. I BIRTH. as Oa the llth ' l mmo, la Portisad•place, the Lady rif Liget • I. Gesersl IteyasW of son. ti MARIIIiGS. g Os the 1110 irotrost, et St. Marro -bill, George Rogers. of p Mastriogteetr, Vibes, tog. to Mtn Mary Recheck, et Si. Mary•at-bill. 81 - DIED. Si Oath? 10th instant. Thomas Vernal& Erci. of 'tharner•bease, , Tioreeeseg. 1' 1 61 Os the I Ith iortant, at Crorioa. Mrs. Catharine Chamber- f. layer. relict of the late Res. ibotrias Ch.troberiayoe, iteLter el Oar hark is Kest. 1 . I' Oa the flab Omani, at his hosts, is Lower Grows. r place, 1 • ar Copt. Fraud. Mosul Keith. oldie Royal Art tiler.. • la Ileowslow street, HoThors, on do ith ...=teet. iii It-, se jlth year of her age. Mrs. Mary Lewis* sellout the lit, "...0- a t looms Krarood. . • Lomnovs Printed sead Pbblibell by F. I rsmity. ,t c., simrsainin thricg, be. 1, h. llsborp-coast. t:eet in ea. oommeoeo.......'omessome. - lONI .