The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-10-30 00:00:00

11.1... 1 111P 11 . 1 1 1 ...i1m0u the •njest and berberoes condeet of the 16. h of Ao. l east, en reliance therefore ceeld be pieced es tkeiv elections to preserve the peen, more especially whew their cnodect es that oceasion would necessarily fore the principal subject before the Noting. " Thai this place is the very entre of the Spy System. recently ntendol to en soknown degree. " That these wicked keels would use every method to geed en the poor and distressed to acts of mange; sod if sot soccessfel, would foment the &premises of clot omen( themselves to famish a I pretest for the evitlea of th a t discretionary poner,l elloded to in the qeri *1 Derby's Letter. " That the perpetrators of the feel deed on the! 16th /Lepel an et present disgraced its the eyes of the Nein., and can only hope le recover themselves from title degradation, by the nemmission of some emcees" en the pert of the people. " That en these acclimate, it is highly espediest to forego the Meeting a little longer, rsther this be at all iestramestal its the getting op of a plot, so meth desired by the delingents, previous to the as sembline of Parliament. " 11..ttee, ON. 411, 1819. " N. U. Reeks will be opened for Subscriptions to relieve the Sefferers ea the 16th August." gin bill of intlictreatot has been found *taloa Anne qcott, shoo, ea se was detaited in 'nor Paper ions. e3y•IMO so 119 t after two months' soverstiaprison blew. the 'remits' s( this pont worms. who we; coo riii:,•4l by the 1t... Mr. Etb•l4....l•olnet a pt Mi ler.. to :irrfor a Bill of Ictdirineut against her. DM', 005 It.. rase of this woman ;lone proteut • 'Mom. of /O. as to the transactions of the 16th nt August It is the hose of , •tir Contlisif al Lawyers in this country. that there is no strong withoot a remedy.— Whet is the remedy for thi s we pas that she bat the means of The Sessions aro wetted toeless by Moodily or Tuesday. The idea of a Meeting at Dolton it abesdoned, for the reasons whirl appear is the follosiog deco• moots settee. Oct. 11. 1109. at iro owe iIIAcitTILATSa Of TN* ammo of WOl- autoTos, WitO tIatiALLT Attallat.a At Laki n, Ala To /nose swots Isar stir CUOO.I TO CoNsut.T. as Grwritnsan.—lt may be known to sows* of yew that the ioliablisots of the to of Cheat end Little Dotson, end seighboorhista, Intend to owe** it legal and co nstitational right, by tossing publicly to address the Pilate florist os the late procadingt at blaoceisaler, or the 16th of Attest. 11 That, its contetteesce of the musette porsood on that resch.to-be-lantented °ceasing, by some of the Magistrates of this Division, and their sobsergoost c ondor., in trompliog epos the rights of the petpb, - we, the underolgoeil, regent yoer attesdawl6. - 1 0 protect O. people whilst is the neediest their Psis stitetiotial rights, being convicted that it is mask to assemble wittiest yew preterites." signed be the Boroagbreete, sod IS other Free• leoldets or Hooseholders. " To Ma Bosononasave or GatAt Bottom, 40. GLW1LF44414,-1, gasser to the liteqeisitiom which. as Senior Magistrate of the Desch at Leitlit yee del me the hemoor to forward to me, to alkyd yne sects legal protectios as might be lo our poke. whilst In the intended ccccc lee of the coestltstiood sight of addressing she Prince R•gest on the 1160 oceirren ces at Manchester, I beg leave to alb& to what I then.pid to the Gentlemenwho wailft epee me, tilt., that it was so affair of that delk, cote were, so far as it regarded the Ilegliten* in your outs vicloity, that, 'Woo the epcalltOo. sinus v no sretre: l to inests shoold appear to laa well-founded, a circumstance I shoot' , be mitres.. ty eneillint to admit, any haterfereacy os my pert woold be highly leilecoroes and improper ; but that, on an occasion of inch importance. after mat coo- selling my colleagu• at 1.-igh (who declined the ter altogether). I should most likely lay the sabject before the Lord Givelenast, who was con si de r ed by Lord Sitlinooth as the head of the Civil Authoritieses of the County, and • he had apprised the Mailer s,, ' by Circular, of his readiness Its afford them ovary assistance is Me powere—a line of cooded, so my part, of which the Guttman above mestiosed Pout eotirely approved. " l beg leave to say, I lost no • time is dein Pc and this day I have the bonsai of lisreply„ %bleb I beg lease to lay before yes ; in which yes will obi seise he full) secognises • That the subject AM the bed a const it e tionel sod legal rig ht to asseMble, posttest of stating to the Crews or Parlismost, or *storming publicly their opinion: ponthat, any e p s Ins;ublic q u estion or supposed grievers:* ; nd as they cooducted themselves peaceably, and withoot e s) intrlegement of the laws of tbe reels. they coulhat- d not be ally ioterrepted by any authority w soev er.' " At his Loidship has commeniested theme Pell musts to the Magistrates of the Bolton Divislos, it is quite needless for me to observe, they oust be attended with every degree of weight sod influence. But, at the same tim e, I einem *void saying, that though I optimist/if the tennis* of loch a right so doebtedly legal end constitstionel, yet, in the pre. sent irritated state of the public mind. it might be Weeded with very dangerous cousegoestes. 66 I remain, Guillemot year meet ',Wiest hem ble servant, et Mollies', gbh Oct. 1519." (COPY.) " am this otamest boooorml by the re ceipt of )our letter, loclosieg a Petition to be Magistrate , of the Warrington Division, who usu ally assemble at Leigh, calliog upon them fur their at tending, upon a Politic Meeting to be shortly assembled at Bolton, for the porposo of addressing the princeKegent, on the occurrences that took place at Matmisester on the 16th of Asper, sod to protect them in the *incise of this right, whist soy lobs• caption, being contiored that it Imola be seas% for them to useable without such protection. As you have laid this business before me, espressisg, in some degree, a wish that 1 should interfere in it, have thought it my duty to lay the holiness before the Magistrates epecial actin for the Bolton Di titian —only stating ly that it g militated in me the opt. mien which 1 bad before ,entered to egress to them—That the subject had • coastitational sad legal right to assem ble for the porpote of stat ing to the Crown or Parliameot, or eiprettiall publicly their opinion open any public guitarist et seppesed ge l and that as ion as they coo. doted themselves peaceably, and without aoy 10. 1 1 fri t ngtosent of the laws of the realm, they could not be levity interrupted in this coercive by soy Gelb*- City whets . I can have no objection to these sentiments being commenicated to the Gentlemen who have applied to you ; bet, et the saw? time, 1 cart give no sort of pledge that their Wend es with ed Meet ing than not be interrupted by the Magistrat whom I can never think myself called epos, or jilt. ti red to interfere in the discretionary *semis* of the power and asthority entrusted to them by law. " I have the honour to be, Sir, " Yoor obedient humble tervant. Kenirdev. Oct. 19. 1819. PEAKY. " aisltiunists fo r At a Genet it Meeting of the Be g calling public Meeting, held on Monday evening, ILP 25th inst. Ilse Committee laid before the Requisi tionists the above correspondence, and stated gene rally their proceeding , since their last meeting.—After bona, deliberation it was et !eolith opera to furthe postpone the Politic bleating, for the ft/Bowie,' lea r bons r— " 'Plat as gement of the Magistrates in this its ticighlroathood, nest deeply implicated is WilltßlNG7'oli, Ocr. 27. The people basing dispersed almost immoilately after the Rim Act was read by Mr. Lyon, yesterday, sod that too upon Ike men rapes of thowswatablas, the order so precipitately dispatched for the cavalry, was countermanded. llot the reeding of tho Riot Act itself was a precipitate and uncalled for prows& log. So iodeed Mr. Barrio thaight, for hedistinet. I l ly said, that he saw no ispossity for so dame. Bet Mr. Lyon's Irritability was not to be restrained. " oot," be etelaimed," allow this I smulawas 'Slog todistorb the peace of tholes n." And hethen imbed lodigtmotly imam the people, to raid the Poll Pro. clastation, according to the Riot Act. Bat really from what I saw this fiery Magistrate might, with jest as much propriety pressed to read tho Iliot Act to an assembly collected to tritons the oshibltioss of Pooch, or to disper se the people who madly follow l a vociferous ballad sign. It was, indeed, the most 1 1 waste° ezerciss of authority I have eta witnessed. When Sir Charles Welealey sad Mr. Pearson came sot of Mr. I.) ou's boom, they were so jostled sod, 1 1 pressed upon by the special constoblos, *oder to the po te n ce of pratectios, that S ir C hir a l appestat the Msgistrates. requesting them to withdraw the Potables, by whom be was satielocl. Dr. 131ack• barns came into the street and ordered the canto. klos to stood off. They did so for a time, bat Pitt emotinued to fallow Sir Charles sod Mr. Pears**, whgo Dr. Blackburn' castigated to Salk •ith them. Sr Charles repeatedly and earnestly requested that lbw Constables should be ordered away altogether, but lo vale ; they still persisted, begs/oily sod io. silently exclaiming, "we'll torn yon oat of the limo, yin d—d fellows." These eiclantations was wised with the cheers of the people, whom the constables tree about sod repeatedly-strock at with their staffs. At length, after mosy sasswood solicitation, it was agreed by the Magistrate, that if Sir C. would pee. suede the people to rimperco, the consteblos sbooldbo "wistsdra•o. It ours then proposed that the Baroost sboald wick that slew speak to the people, and ass. bosomy chair wa s ha nded not of an orijoiolog ho u se, in order that he shuold stand open it to ad.' dress this people. The constables allowed the chair to be taken into the midst of the crowd, with the consent of the Magistrate. I3ot the moment Sir Charles was about to stand spas it to eshort the peo ple to disperse in compliance with the Magistrate's desire, s constable took hold it, and striliog it vio lently ageism' the ground, broke it to pieces, sod sot a single espressos of reprimand or surprise was hoard from Dr. Blacklists , at this estniordinsfy pro. seeding. This Dr. Blickborne is Warden of the Col. Inlets Church of Manchester, of which the Rm. Mr. Id t h e lstowe is owe of the Fellows. A t length the con stables withdrew. Sir Charles haling with alacrity persoadad the people to coop cheering and to die. pease. Sir Chas. sod Mr. Pearson base left this tows for Manchester. as J. A. BORRO?i." LAW INTELLIGEIVCS. .. --- ....e. tended to be gigolo to the Kink Company by the Sta. isle for their incorporation, which allowed them Its diet in oegociable securities, and the like in the Act for incorporating the Raul Indio Compsey, which perm iassd them, es • great oodles Corepasy, aes.. cept bills sad issue notes at short dates. (or the per poses of their commercial concerns. But the Min. Chester Water Company were restricted to the mere purposes of their sedertskieg, sad precluded (fool isseine weeritiri for payment at less than ens smiths, in order to prevent them from raising mosey epris acceptesese or securities at shorter dates, aid there- by trenchleg on the privileges of the Bank of tot ng land or the terns Cospeny. The indorses case, Is media' this bill at three months, acted with his eyes ors; be kers that it was the deep USD of a Cowpony preeleded by Steidle Law heel WOW any murky payable at lees then els siselkil allil r e s emeedsay ill t b r es e ni st een w ai ll ua l s i ti: b"ds t e othat t tal h o ei t ur h t i os sk t en k l ea ll i e s e c is i t t ee st rr kil ut l ait iv sgt e lwi re ei tf as e i r lishbis soc rdli es i t : llr y ou t pe c"lllites ey e sy be r:r i f i siderately softer his to be et a lose, on so small • deist se 4001.; bet if it were to be allowed for this Company to lase their acceptances for the purpose of raising messy at a sh orter date than six months,' they might raise sees to a much larger smoust this they sere permitted to do b y their incorporating Imo \ tate; and might In this say edema the beelesteielil bankers; from which the Legislature selflessly is traded to pentode them; mad as it was well bowie that such Competes sere sot very celebrated for regelerity is the coodect of their affairs, they alibi be involved by such mesas in emberressesents to an Indefinite 'motet, eves to their own ruin; there. fore, as the hiders' , had acted with his eyes epee, he most abide the eoseeqeseces. Jedgesest for Defendant/. *AMP. DATZIO, WIS. This was, as action of false impriseesiest. reo, l l Met Gellty. At the trial before Sir Robert Dallas , at the Sew, met Maims, ISIS, for the county of %LAIL, a ver dict wee fried Ur the Plaintiff, damages 101. 'object to tke violas ad this Coed epos a special case. The ease dr saistmace stated, that the Plsiotiff had bees ',evicts* by the Defendant, a Matistrate for the Pasty of Suffolk, as es idle sad disorderly per see, for :storming to the perish of ,slay ford, fres al which he bed been legally removed e parish Great Wittimis. The pauper, it appear, after ll6f. feriog 006 smith's imprisonment before for a similar o ff en ce, came beck to Plsyford slat a letter from two priaripol lebobltents schnosiedging him as e parishioner, and that he was an industrious man, maintainipe himself by bin labour. At the ezersioa. . me serer* the Defendant on the last commiteseht, the peeper made no defeoce, in order to show that be was not a vagrant; aid having bees brought before the Defendant by the parish officers, the former comp milted him as of course. Under these titer/esteems the genders for the opinion of the Coed was, else , tiler the adios soda lie spinet the committing Ma -1 gisi rate. Mr. Rostssos argued the este on the part of the plaintiff sith his steal ability end aestmese, sad eon tended that the mere act of returning to a parish after 1 removal, is not as act of vagrancy, aod that a perso may 's t e rn, if be do not becomes second time charge n - able sod referred to the King e. Fillongl, 711, , tad metal other cases in sipped of y this pre. position. Mr. Serjeset Bunsen contra was stepped. Pia Costar, which said, tint in this cast the PlGintif bad been legally conekted by the De fentlaet. When the Plaistiff was charged before the liguistrste with the offintc*, he shoed have de. fended himself by shooing that he did net return as a pauper; his teem ass pr ism facie, en act of vs. palmy. De could not keep back his defence, and then tern rnend, and see the Magistrate in an allots for false insprisoeseet. The present conviction was in the eseal form, and he Magistrate mold not therefore be fable for n 'at be did is his judicial cha. it)e racter. Mr. s.lliCe Br observed, that this was eye of the arrested ors which arose oet ef the present sys tea of Poor Caws, end which oust aria, 89 lOUS SS thosela ws eal.ted in the States Book ; amid The Otto JUSTICI askl„ that probably those who bad broeght the Plaintiff before the hisgistrate did sowarrastable act ; bet as the CAN sot now WS. MIA to the Cowl, the jadgiaeat nest be for the —or— COURT OF LING'S BENCH. Ocr.e. isancturron 11. TM' ISAIICIIIISTUL WATIU COMPANY. t This ass ea ergemeet in demurrer to the plea e the Defeedants, aid he salt was founded upon e bill of melange for 4001. t drawn epos and accepted by the Manchester Water Company, of which the Plate• tiff was the Morse*. The acceptance was st three months, sod the bill was disbonosred. The Plaintiff brought his Reims to recover the asiseet, end the plea put is to the de. POLICE. citation was, that by the previsions of a certain Act -.411110.- of Parliament passed for the incorporates& of the M..asstom•wown — . l Crowdrr, Montage,. Defendants, they wore prohibited from envie( any acclivity for the raisin of any mosey payable at a "cis Sigtat•aaldsr was charged as follows shorter date than sit months. To this plea lb . / p lait ,. George Sackett is clerk to Mr. Carpenter • be. tiff demurred, and in that stale the case wit referred tows nine mid ten o'clock on Tuesday the 46 tH in stant, a Gentleman came into Mr. Carpenter's shop to the coesidonition of the Leaned Judges before whom it was this day argued. and said, a sae took something from the doer; wit. nest went out, cried " Stop thief !" and periled the Mr. CAISPIILL, in support of the demurrer, ably men pointed oat to his; when witness came up Pei. argued the Pleietiff's case at considerable length, and , sn eer was in the custody of the watchman, an d had adduced wunt ern es authorities io support of t he lies in his possession 18 yards of denim!, the property of ergement which be ado p ted. Mr. ANIRAIIAMS, contra. of M r. Carpenter. Usk Lordships having folly considered the case, The watches, said, that being nn defy in Thread. and the aothorities cited on both side', were of opi- 110.4110-alreet, between nine end ten o'clock, he sion that the indorses bad as remedy by this action beard the cry of "Stop thief!" saw the Prisoner against the Defoodentsi inastneclaes the State's, en- I (quite drunk) walking leisurely to•orils him, baviog der the previsions of which they were lecorporated, i, ander his arm a piece of gannet, Pad of which Ironed prodded them from raising money by any securities los the ground ; took hier into custody and kept him payeble in less than sit swaths, and such securities until last witness cane up ; Prisoner said be g ot the to be uttered under their corporate seal. In lb. case flannel from smother lam of the Act ter iscorporatiog the Bank of &island, The Prisoner, in his defence, said, he was Weal. end that for incorporating the East India Company, wed, and did not know o hat be •as &in,. each was espressly considered. , a great trading Com. Joshua Reed, the father . i n.lew of the P.; peity,to whose occasions it was frequently necessary to ! said, that Prisoner was formerly a marine, end from otter acceptances and notes s: n egorlehledstes, bet the some wounds w Welt be received , eutitely lost his Manchester Water Company, by the Statete for senses oh he drunk any spirits. their incorporation, were not considered as a trail- The LOUDconsidetstion of this being IN/ Company, nor allowed to borrow money on se- the Prisoner's first offence, and the evi.lenre of lest corities of any sort, escept for the porpoise of their i witness, discharged Poissoet, cautioning hits against undertaking, and such securities not to be plyable . Wing drunk iu (slum in • shorter lime than sit months. This principle George Sackett, it spprired, ittemplett to cous ins Uccessu in eider to protect the otco.poty ill. premise this fel , ny hi r“t,ili ,, i rho rice of the Usu. Defendant. This are, we believe, wet originally breath? 16'01 Court, thrones the active humanity of Clerkeon, the celebrated advocate of African Emancipation, wader an idea that it was a am of hardship and op. net from Pritooor's father.in-low, en I now ease forward with criticiser,. The Lord Mar , give him a severe reprimand for sorb emotive, and if he were ( silty of the some offence groin, he ( 1w I Car . rd Mayer) wield feel it his duty to prosecute Mr. - penter, if Sackett did an by his directions. BOW-STSILST,— S. /Wilk will charged wilt hating stoles two coach - g lasses foetid in his postessi..--• Jsees Hayes, a 'whaler, of St. Peel's Covent• garde*, stated, obit about two o'clock en Friday morning be um the Prisoner, in company with Imo. ober yoong sea, going along Maidsoi.lane. Psi toner was carrying two coach;lasses; that be coiled another watchman to his anisette", sad pursed the Prisoner inter TitlitiKk.stfret. whefehe stopped hi., sad Prisms pet down the ipso% ea the poymeet, when they would betaken broken, bet for his bro. t h e e watchman, who ken sir Ufa eaderneath and saved them from faille' en the stones. Time glass, appeared to have bees recently cut fres some car. riage or utoursdag coach, the fumes Witte ed with black velvet. A sharp knife was (090 d is Pd• souser's possession. Prisoner was remanded till Torridity nest, In hopes that an oworeemsy be lotted for the glasses. usligiGLEits DETECTED. Theme war.s..—Yesterday, Jasseq l'airner and James lidding, the fere" a resident et 'Horsham, the latter of ileolield, is Sows, were breeght before Teo was Events, Esq. charged with basing its their possessive a quality of foreign spirits contrary to the meter. Mr. Steel, an Officer of bee Cameras et. t r aded ' sod proved the spirits to foreign, end that duty had •ot been paid epos them; the cask. bad open them the *Hogs end by samagglers. The Magistrate convicted the Priestess in the mitigated penalty of 851. each, ender the 57th Geo. 111. c. 85, sod in defselt of payment they were committed to --••er.laso gaol. OLD BALKY, FRIDAY, Ocr. 49. After tie esavietios of Jobs noisiest', for sisrderiag bib wife, Thaw loft was 'ben pot to th e bar. clamed wish t.ssiog,tas lat of ()ember, partible M. Mortis is-toe.Fw ll .. the fkt d • mortal R is tbr esod ow the body of Ass Jackass, of w ilt! Melted. The Jury fwd the Primmer Mot (tilt HANK FORlt.ltll 9 . Tile rrhosen weir tiles aersiesed. sad pis lewiwil Chtilty to the saw arse,. s: barn forged 1111411. 'brit s Tomball, Edward Moues, George WIS. = ki 4. Jobs lirtler Hessen, Ilan ail Green, Wittier we l l, Jest Green. Throws flobblo. Darnel Biog. Isaac T 01111111.4. and Jabs Webster, which 'objects slim to years traa-porta ties. The following pleaded Not (lathy ts both elmierest—ltiebonl. Jennings. James Harriet's. Mors Atom Croft, !borne 11•Der toot. Janes Stsbhs, sod Jo'is bai:ey.—Tbey . wilt OP tried to- . owns Obis dai ). y The et-sp e ller Pehoorra who bad &soled esilt to dwells., °Sore wets Ors rot so is support the bar. asd• • critic w ere owlish nom arced of the (spits,. charges, they were acqu % ittal. A Wirth. Jose Cook was art to the tar, rioted •kb siifrity awdi feloolowsly setting Ore to a Muse, Ste worst, of - Campbell. F. is the parish d alai s.le berme. ow the 3d of • 'ember. The premeds* was Instigated by_ the goo Fire-sikee. who bad imrest the perishes. but shoot Mr. Illeatasso stated to beer se skit tettber Ibis to investigate the licensing's-to of a coos clothed is sect' oyster, as the peseta wet. for. if t sksuld pear that the Primmer laboured ruder issealty. ratty d 3111... =dtesspoeary dersawasewt, dor weak be takes we of al by law. Myhre described sbe e resestsor s Otto ease. the Leaned Cowart proceeded to call the *Homes. • The reformer said oat kg Iso her dafewee. The Jury eassoked about sea isiosses, sad , Ites hosed tlia Prisoner Mrs Grill.. so the grimed of bee lossolty. The Jews warred her to be esesemitted bark to br vino, wet. W Majesty's p'essare should be boons enrolee e. The Growl Joey both" esp otpleted %brit duty. wade .hr oval report of prison. watch stated sheen so hall? essisioed aid 'foes/ It perfeetly ekes s o d eseafeertable, sod that they werw filly satislied witb die arroageweals sad medlar( et Ur. grown, tioterroot. M.4RICICTS. --ri..- woßtotig. Cars.iespeetors - _ Wheat. per load YJi. —6. to till. --s. iloeky.ver quarter —d. to y 2.. --d. Oat. —d. to 35.. Bet. 406. —4. to 411.. —d. Old Ditto Pea ........... 50.. —d. to --d. --- 98.,, —A. to 40 , . —4. IoII!AGATE AND LEM/birth ILLL (b) the Carcass.) R OO4 • dr. • Si. 4tl. to Os. 114. Veal .... It. 03. In CA. 04 listim 414. 10 38. 4d. I Pork .. 44. to 6, 4 gra D. GC to C.. 7 - - _ PRICE OF TALLOW. It. Souses% Market. 0/. Od. ToouTntlosi Mr. sa. --.. M. Cr' market, ..... oi. OIL Yellow Itteo•iallds. Od. 62.. Od. Whiterlsopel Market OIL 04. W rite ditto.. —s. 01. --s. PA. per et. of flll , . ---- Soap ditto ._..--11. OIL - -s • Od. Artiage.•.. Os. Od. M eltin e Muff 51s. 0/. 5i.. 001. Ditto rosha.•*)..od. Sfir. OA. (louse. Y4.. od. Gond Myr... ... • 1.).. ( . .de lieller• *sop. Mls.—Moilled. Inds.—Card, 10ci .. - 1141.._ ---__- 00.. Prior of Candles. per dozen. 11. — __ -- . 04.—Noolds. 15,0 d. --. _ _ --. RAW 1119E11. nest Heifers and Steers (per stone) S. 01. to Ss. IL St Wiling. Ordinar y Market Evilisb Hone Os. Od. to Os. 0.1. ___---------_ _ PRICE OF LEATHER Retts. 50 t. 56Th. melt -19 d to 114 per lb. Ditto. Mto MR*. each 43•1 to 49 , 1 Herrn:vote Barks —e to —4 Devoting 1114 es INA to 17Ai File Food' Hides ISJ to 19. t Crop Hides 95 to 10111 s for culliog 151 d to 1711 Dit to 45 to &Ohs. - 194 to VII C a lf Skims 10 to - SOd to S6i Dille 50 to Old to SA Ditto 'lO to SOW,. 161 t o SU 184 to •. 1 . 1 S m all Se'ls (Greenland) - Large ditto 60-. t. 10s. per &earn. PRICE OF HOPS. PIW 0505. •LW rnrlrtrf Kat .•.. 31 Is. in 31. K.. KetA ... SI. 4. to 41. A. Soma 10 $l. "It. . SI. a.. t o al. 11. earl to 41. 4 . 1 Faineant 41. . 1.. COAL-MARA Ohm at Market. 5149 It New. Ade .. 8 ••• 36 Satherlasid .. 7(!... COL: RM.: Or EICHI Itarrerdam. II 17 C. F. Ditto. at 4ight, II 14 Amsterdam Ditto. at sight. Rotterdam, 11 IS Aiitoriii. li 3 Itanbeugle. 25 II Moak. 16 tt Paris. 3 davb's sight, '.1.5 5 Dltla. 15 ::5 Matudrant. Y. 33 Eraak.ar iheMalue, 153 Madrid. 334 Cadiz. :;,; Bilb.s, 53, Srline. 35, Liiliraltor. :10 P; r. OCT . . tt. 6011 Prcr. 4°4. 6A. a• 44i. M. 391. W. is 4::-. .14 - - - INGE,. Fatnav, OCT. :3. Leeson. 4SI (;escos. 414 M•iita. 46 Venice, ti 30 _._ "4:3l)sei . :Ili Palermo. I.;.; poi as. 1.1114011 54 Oporio. :4 \Rio Janeiro. S:i Doklio. 11.1 err Cep!. Cork. II i per tint. 0o of the reirk or 11.1101. l'oi maul 1;..1.1,... tom, XI . 74 I."d. i:.^ rut t;s4l3 441 Han re. , N. o• 1/011.... 4. 5.. 0 , 1 . r e .g fl. Silver. it. 11:tr.....v0i11i4 11. A. -......... lidera. Primed. and l'ub!i-h•d by Pena "IN Orl:Lc, No. 4, SA.i,:itsty Lava, ilect dendl. A %