The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-12-23 00:00:00

- ' . .. - ..V .... aniffiiiiiinurnaist..4l.ntseaT4 • , - ••• ..m.neigiork i , • • - • •A :ix; LI. •-: - searitalralstaing. I .Mr. iph.s.gii.optillfilf irttlik deßatbiati apillei to Coup `HidlifehhOsi! iFilfrit ritlsit'l loot ' remit which hie ; . .. • Wt.% recallee4ed:tjutlir. Hens, the Bi ß ieten-whe . Wa is . il iefelhast.led been tippet** to the Am of /Haste; Ole.cii 91414 1 4W+Cieurts icrait Diemea's. Laird. • lbe wtit•io vinestion as. , isettedms. tea groomd of soma dellei tug be Warman* sil-exeeneor Ito vet-toilet : estates), - . .: The ground tainea•bys the Learned Counsel was, that , the officer wile had gold wit% the writ had returned with the money. okS .I`.a : .• : . • The Lotto CSANCSLLOS desired the order to be dismissed gritimussa,,iisolariegreardae same bate that no itopatatilia I w imeetattaelarioto thelthariefer of Mr Hone. - • • • i . • • inlrdsitip .isorniaues to perform his judicial duties still in his •pt Irate:tame. • • : HILKSFORD BANK. .. t .. I : . k : , • noartast e. millitiob . • Tistrbutiar of this cue, which commenced on Bator . icr, Wactehe*ed to slay. ... .The tinietenco of the case appeared to be, that the de , leitilititAlt.httorney in Hereford. became connected with MV.Osnatt, a subordinate partner of the Hereford Haub *of an, .Phillip': sod Co., and in concert with him ivelegsi 194 -.speculations in stock jobbing on their own pilaus isogamete, .carried .oa through the credit and the .. responsibility, and the funds . of the Bank, without • the knew led"- -cossout; nr privity of the principal partners, • Messrs BBooidaaui and Phillips. Mr. Oarratt dropped this conasetios. Is •ellock jobbing in ISIS, and Mr. Harris cantinas& tits neseastion still on the credit of the Mak. 2.41 eiltheashothe kanwkdge of this chief partners. Mr. ffareivealffivid goosiderable Masse in this species of tradiog r wltich losses were defrayed by the responsibility (tithe !Sank, and plated likewise to the account of Mr. Harris, by Mr. Garratt, the at tins partner, Messrs. Bothnia had Phillips -remaining still ignorant of transac tions, and of slip great amount if the sum thus become tine to thies by Mr Harris. A disclosure of the affair was uniniately mode in November. 1619, to Messrs. Hodnala as* Co:/by Mr. Gamin. It appeared from the boobs that • 11i1v4.-Haeric was indebted to the Bunk in consequent of eterk jobbing losses, to the amount of 12,0001. Mr. Harris denied the justice of the claim. The matter came before the Vie* Chancellor. • His Honor decided in favour of •the Beak, an .appeal from the decision followed, it was •hnsighthetare the Lord Chancellor. The made defense pa:thwarted by Itlr. Harris is his answer was, that the . • Borkitself hail nee ► concerned in stock ; j obbing , and had imaged losses is the affair, sad had transferred to his sc. toting these . losses sustained by themselves. • 'Mr. Warn 'alma and Sir. Tansratvit argued on the part infaim Bask, asd Messrs. Hoam apt PLIKIISATON for Mr. Barris. • • . . : .. Vise Leas CnincitLiont said he should have more evi. dean before he madeany order in the case. • He wished to have the bankers' books sad some other documents laid before •ltint. .. - de. Haan said be had two petitions to. present. in Lord ' Portsmouth's case, and he - wjahed his Lordship to fin an eatif.i.tay fir hearing them. •. Wbetaun Cie:Kauai said be would take the case first to-morrow. .• - • • • •'• -,1 .. - • • . •:I pi: "..- t • . —orittiewt-:. • • . COURT OP KING'S BENCH.—(lfsrrsartat.) . . tpiihre the Lotto Camp JUrrics cod Special Juries.) ivaNs 0. •SllTutt. IR r. MAXEY stated the case for the plaintiff. life vriii .- oi action •on a policy of fesurance upon the • *ship Sea INkyalpis,. trading backwards and forts anti on the Africa.cqurtof She had encountered such severe weather, .t4t 'she etias P bilged to pat into port in Prince's Island, 'hire; pollen!. being found to repair the vessel, she was sold ,foii very sinallanni. The vessel woe insured in 10001. and Ihis' c.i.isn stmsi to the amount of 7S per-cent. There. were .-.4eieral liedetweitere, bud all paid but the present defend . . . . . VV. ScAntavr. for the defeedent, Old be was happy to 'bible to bring t h is vessel agile to their arnuaittratice, and ISOiiiw her able to perform all her ditties perfectly well. 11405d1d *tunic:- fon. that - the evidente of Captain Jacob atilt isiti'very different from the protest which he made often the events were • more recent, The other under erliteri• bid paid 7S. per cent: in . ignorance of these facts, 141 the defendant having asterthibed them, he confidently &netted their verdict. For the anchor and cable to per • cAt. was Old Into Court, and was more than enough to cover the loss. Now, as to the vessel—Weald , they believe it f.,-.llte nee Ave and well, and trading for s l a ves io foilehts - services fee months afterwardi. Mr. Bold, a 'ter, kneels% person in the African trade, bought biT, s *oold her to the Hovernar, M. Chavite, who got her 'Pett In 'perfect repair. • . • • Mr. OUDNET r. plied . ' - . • found for the de. 411,e very, after some deliberati on, Imam: . . GAL,. v. tuttlittn AND !Titan. " ..• 'Tiles was what was called. an action of 'prohibition. The Isfaletlff Kos ;tiller of the Dundee , a Green l a n d whaler, - NI ,defendints owners of the Princess Charlotte; which was gets down' and entirely lost by the Dundee Merlin' tool of Stier. ~. In the High.Catirtof • Admiralty the plaintiff was laindliable to the amount of 4,5541 ; but the Act of Par likrit•id bad tiro: 111. provides that the owners of ehips shneld.not be liable beyond the rattle of the ship, freight, add apiiirtiaances ; sod in this case the amount claimed •hf the Ilefendasts, it was conteided,'eic , eded that value.— OtPooly issue was, whether the various appirattissf bar- Poore, lines, casks, &c. for the whale fishery was cOmpre• bonded under the word** appurtenances." . • ''The Loop thine Jurnag stated that it watolesOse paw iti qtlestitto of taw, but they would proceed with the cease add obtain a sPecial verdict. Mr. Soatcyroa Elenstut. for the defendant, having to shake out the affirmative, addressed the Jury first, and con. *aided that A &pp/atingle - nor thripelthaelml all - the fishieg !tensile; sod rested.ehitiy ha outward based whalers har ass 00 tiro or &tisk., .. . • , - - , Arc :ffabieleinorepe maufacturee,ssil well acqtnioted with whale skipe t .ptoved the various - instruments required end. need io that fishery, and the pracdce of thistles theww Id the Senthern whale • fishery . the blabber . was redups*i to oil Aifora their return; in the Greenland halm". the ble was brought home aod afterwards redacts* . tO oil. •1 x _ . .... , ;• .. ; . . -.Mr. MFbaintilaVa -, ,for the plaintiff, addressed the Jory. Pie thottiht Ha Viatica of low, but the defendant! chose tai base the verdict of a Joey. - Na submitted that the ffsdalng stores.-se distingnished• from the sailing stores of a ship, could not. be considered as " appurtenances." Ships ping for timber; often carried nu cargo, and bad so '(reight.in their outward bound voyages. The guns of a elaiput . war were, be admitted, part of the.ship ; so was the steam apparatus of .a steam tinsel. Chestseerried out for-bullion we fur beads, could not be considered part of the appiartentinces. The Loan Cater Jowrict slapped the Learned Counsel 'to say. that it would be butter to leave the facts ilrendy io evidence, with such others as lie had to give to the - .lory, and take a special verdict for arg ument before the Court. The notation was important in this case—more than 2,000/. It was admitted that the ships made other voyages • in which fishing Stores were left an shore; it au ad triittedthat sti.e boats used for fishing one prohibited in sit other rases, and that the ships sereelouble sheathed on account of the ice; .the casks too were used for two or three , are)ages, and often sold with the oil, but that was when they became-014.mA seat for blubber. . Mr. SoLtccrun Ont e oat. isidmdfc double shtathing did net prose:di , abiltivt% be Alort rillikles fPr. a. xdr4 1, 1 d6 „- 1 ,„ ; 41 „, ,i ck , f o r tb.l trade, castles very good co l lier; I pd. whelk unfit for the - con). - ttade,Mako exceedingly good Dteecit.ltd 01vM—(/1 lattgb.y . .. . .fife, Pallii#ll., 011,,0f r Qr st reetAltid ebipt, porta the; tha rlcieble.".ilmatillsg, nad 1 that the hull s replied wet cosi 14004. - .... . - • • .... -i. .. twm•oxlintillad.—detteraily spatting; 114 mil 4 Ikl_Pli• - i • Jiter James Colgehoon chartered s..teessiasditir.vidib," gat fishing stores, and pet * the , - screw "stillistesle• el milliard, . ' Mr. Nuccles-- . -1 have had ships sent to Botany ihry and Tan Diemen's Land without fishing stores,' whiCh were The persons . there for the South whale fishery . The persons chartering provided the stores. 1 bare also, *hen. part owner. and the other owner refusing to bore slay thing. to do with the fishing trade, provided thC fish 'lag stores, and paid him a per tonnage for the oil carried I home. • Captoin John Lash was at New South Wales, and knew it•to be usual for charterers to pet the stores , on boar/LI et their own expense. When they return, the fishing .stritee are all taken out, and the oil sent to England as,' mere . hintlia-..; sometimes in the lame "hip. 1 have known ' :one Instance. Captain Fisher, Hying on the Terkshire toast, knew that the owner and master of vesseli for the herring ,fisbery itroviried one share of the nets, and the crew the other. ln; the Yarmouth herring fishery the owner, mister, °crew, and merchant, provided shares respectively of the nets and salt. The Jury, under the direction of his Lordship, found e special verdict, to be drawn trp in due form afterwards, and one shilling damages. - INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT, Morroar, Dsc. 22. Francis Clayton &meekly, a student of the University of Oxford, came up to be heard on his petition. He wee, not opposed. It appeared. that he was married two years; ago, since when he sold a reversion, to which bis wife was entitled, to Mr. Smith, a tea dealer% in Fenriourch street,' for 1101. t and a contingent revereonary interest of his seal Wins father for 4,0110 L; all of which be spent within the two years. and went io debt besides. The Cour Commission's observed. that if tradesmen intrusted extravagant young men at college with valuable vehicles and horses, &c., they must expect to lose their money. No opposition being offered. the Court ordered 'the insolvent to be discharged. Richard Jones was opposed by Mr, Heath, for Mears. Price and Gould, and other creditors. The opposition wee instituted by "the Society for the Opposition of Praudi lent Debtors." The insolvent, who was a grocer, stated that the debts in his schedule commenced with the earl part of 1822, in the April of which year he lost 2421. bg his shop in W bitecross Street. His debts now amount to 5451., all of whirl), except about 201., had been incorl, slaw April. 1822. He was asked how a lose of 2421. cursed before that period could account for the disposal repri!ty he afterwards oistained from his creditors to tha amount of 5201.2 He said he eciblii not explain it. Ha went on to state, that in 1822 he took a shop at Edge. 1 ware; and although be bail assigned over all his property fir the benefit of his creditors, lie did not mention that circumstance to 3lessrs. Price and Gould when he obtained goods of them, because he was not asked any thing about it. He was arrested on the 11th of November, by a person named Waters, who held his acceptance for 301. He obtained the last credit of Mean.. Plies and Gould in September last, and in Qq:ober be paid out of the proceeds of the stock 30L (tor .money borrowed) to his' brother, who was gone to the country. About the same 'time he paid 301. to a waiter at Symond's Inn Coffee House. named Collet. for money borrowed also. The baton which he was arrested was given to Collet's brother, who keeps the above coffee boost, abcnt 15 months before, It was drawn at three months after date, and Collet molar° rash for it. He also paid another creditor, named Sher wood, 181., in October last. In the month of September hisiltoti was broke. into and robbed of property to the amount of 451. Ile did not give notice of this robbery at 'any police office, or to any magistrate or constable, but he Mentioned it W a member of " a society for the ioppressioa If thieves," who gave him the copy of a handbill, offering] inside Ai reward of 101., which be pasted his shop wiedoll. The robbery was effected by taking out a pane of glass, nno breaking a panel of one of the window-shutters ; bet he mold net say on what day it took place. It appeared that the insolvent received notice of opposl., 'Bon 10 days ago, upon which lie move d fo r l eave t o file al new balancesheet. In this he inserted as item wh i c h be I had omitted in the former one, of cash to the amount of ' , 851. in the hands of a person to his account. Mr. Price stated, that in a conversation which he bad with the insolvent a short time ago in the prison, he did not say a single word, when accounting for the disposal of, the stock, about the alleged robbery. He merely stated that he bad sold the stock ; and when asked what be bad done with the money. he replied," He could not live in the prison without being at some expense." The COURT were quite satisfied that a case of fraud bad been clearly established against the ptisciner, even upon his own showing (admitted all be said to be true, which they were far frow believing); for, if be obtained oo d s of his opposing creditors for We purpose of proceeding in the ordinary way with bis trade, anti,tostead of so doing be immediately sold them off , and handed over the prote cts to other creditors withopt any pressure on their parts, this was a fraudulent making away with his property. with in. tent to defraud the rest of his creditors. Under these circumstances, they ordered the insolvent to be remanded for twelve calendar months, to be confined within the waits ,of the prison, and nut within the rules or l i b e r ties thereof. .1' • imeeMmlgE POLICE. Gottlinatt..—Toe DROVES'S PLAN lON PINIERTINO Ctiataiwas Baer.—A drover of the name of Was. J u g. gins was brought up .before the sitting Alderman yester day by Stainton, one of the Smithfield officers, on the con- tinually recurring char.,. of striking an ox on the bock. Ai the circumstance happened before day light in the Amidst, and there were several drovers near him at the, MINN and he was not aware-that the officer was close at, his elbow, the fellow stoutly denied the charge. Staintoo t , however, we. positive as t. his man, and the state the Animal's leg. which he could not put to the ground; for some minutes afterwards, gave sufficient e vidence o f the cruelty of the act; and the Magistrate convicted the drover in the mitigated penalty of 214., observing, thht from the frequency of these complaints, he was determin ed. as far as his exertions could go, to put a stop to such cruel and wanton practices, and that on every future occasion he should enforce the full penalty of U. Joggins had no money to pay the penalty with, and was in consctpsence committed to the House of Correction for one month. It may seem strange. as on strking sn ox on or above the bock was an offence by statute before the passiny of Mr: Martin's Act,, and as the animal exhibits Immo:h at. ly evident symptoms tb the bystanders of the pain .it waves from a blow received on that part, that the dem vers should persist, notwithstanding the frequent exam ples made, in selecting that precise part for indicting their blows upon. the fact is, that if they strike the animal et alk. their mows, the owners of the beasts. would soon quarrelwith them if they , struck on any other part; for the blow". sur) 114 drovers usually give, falling on Any other part of the animal, would.injure the meat ; and oft a complaint of thi4 sort a few days since. a sales man pleaded the necessity of striking in that pliet...for a binn'aYer.tlig.ltack .or sides would injure the rosiViteep the plea, however; didwot ;erre him, and he wia t firfel; t'to shillings. ••••• ialri• • tilled Harrow OARDZN.—YstionAL — A foreigner. as lie ithdoo.beantiful a Tipperary brogues. wall CV' iorted from the '• land *ppratoes.'"• win broiled Were th mp e Moleisttate, is custody of an officer belonging to the Mendicity Society. • Kr, Pagan. cleric to the ffaciety; stated, that this . freeigner had repeitedly applied . for retie, describing Armelf to • have beep a soldier in thenth Begtroeut, asd tt. itaviai.nbiainad.apensicio, by. some error at the War M be was dep;ived of it. On referring to this dicer. it was dimitveridtitakthe,prienn,e; lead beet equally impor tunate these, whiltipg tq pruonete. • Berman, who bad really agrneti a thttabv,e-oaaseyl amiment. OD being asked hisnomsbY the Magistrate, be answered Jonas ettrififojr Wh'ere.do you come from ? —Ammer . Magistrate.—What . part of liermanr7—Soldemark, pleat your honour. Hatistrate.—Where 4 • that?-Between Deansark and 6y my troth I forget the other mark. Magistrate.—Hate you heard of . the toasty Cork ? tottoty . .Cark I 00, Ritter. Magistritte.—Nor thp Shannon ?—The troth is. yopr honour, I left Jarman, so young, I . don't recollect those loutr, . Upon the Magistrates. signing a letter Qf jaffiklQo6oll to have this, foreigner, shown the micro improvements in the House of Corn:rile'', be expressed strong clisapproba. tion at his Worship's showing hitp such polite attention, and when removed to the outer other, attempted bikescape. When finally leaving the place, Thistletoo the officer. tieing most easideons in assisting him, he made a most pathetic apostrophe to one of his Ammo, towsta-r-" Oh I sweet Balls Drees! what would you say to see tse drag it along in this way, like a horse's bead to a bonfire!" MAITLABONNI Orrice.—Yeeterday an information was lodged against Mr. Brown, • coal dealer, residing in Tot tenbam Street, for sending • quantity of coals. amounting to 31 sacks, to the dwelling house of Mr. Wilkie, No. 10, Duke Street, Portland Place, in the month of November last, and not delivering the meter's and vender's tickets, as directed by the Act of Parliament. The case underwent a long investigation. when it was proved, that only one ticket had been tendered to the purchaser of the coals; and there' fqre the defendant was liable to the penalty. Mr. Rouen. for the defendant, submitted that the case ',Ms not made out, as the witnesses had not stated the specific dity when the coals were delivered. - • The Magistrate, however, thought other Wise and con victed the defendant in the mitigated penalty of five po•seds. There was a second Information against the sone defen dant, arising outof the _ previous case, for not deliveries the vender's tickets . • To this the defendant pleaded guilty, Intl submitted to a soovictioo. - LsmasTd. STaitit--iteeterday Afr. Price , respectable tandasiese, residing . in Church Leer, Whiteebspel. stated that on Sunday evening, about five o'clock, three of his children (the eider only eight /ears old,) on their way home from a place of worship. when in Brace's Alley, near Weliclose Squartt, stopped at • fruiterer's shop to purchase some apples, and whilst the twit youngest were selecting the fruit, their brother middenly . diiappetred, and lifter they bad trav ersed all the street s iiitatit in 'twitch of hire. they ret , ined bowie; otrable t.• modal, WIN disippeitineb.— The circumstance ceased grist alards In the family, and several Persona whet to ;Y' dilfereot wOrithbaats to inqu ir e for him; the bellutait wle alsaineisted to pralaint hid loss t but no tidings, were heard of him Until nine o'clock' et night, when he was brought butt by s gentlemik mimed Harris, residing la flee* St. fftepory Mel* with only his shirt on, in wislcia eiteation Me. ligrrie had found him in the fields; frying bitterly, Sad sot hnoteldit which way to go. ' On the Child being interrogated hi said, that whilst be was standing with his brotheli io Braces Alley, it the fruiterer's, a mon, about thi middle stature, in a very ragged suit of ' clothes, caught hold of• IT the arm, carried hias down' the Alley, apd placed his band over his month to prevent his calling out. He took him through the different streets, and round the London Docks, and when' it was quite dark he led him into Stepney Pields,.and, after strol ling about for some time he took him info one of the houses that are building there and desired bins ta sit down. The bityrefused ; upint which the fellow toile' knife from his pocket and placed it to the child's thrdat, swearing, if he did not sit down, be would cut his bead off. The poor little fellow then sat done, whits the ruffian three, him on his back, kneeling upon his breast, and placing out hand on his mouth, ht. - with the other. stripped off his clothes, with which he ran off, leaving the child completely Oliked, with the exception 'of his shirt and stockings. The fellow threatened to return and murder him if be attempted to follow him ;be did follow him, calling out," Stop thief !" but the villain soon mon out of sight; and on the boy reaching the Maid and Magpie public house, Mr. Harris met him, and humanely conva bins home. Mr. Price said that several other children had been served in a similar manner by a fellow answering the description of the one who bad robbed his• child, and, as his perms was very remarkable, lean had no doubt bet the officers would be fortunate enough to meet with him. An officer instantly went in quest of hint, sod, amongst other places, he went into a house in Denise - T*o. White chapel, a hauht for characters of the Worst description ; but. - unfortunately, be did not succeed in finding him although he had been there a few minutes before. For several weeks past, a young man, anther prepos sessing exterior, had been observed pacing to and fro in front of a gentleman's house in Boston Square. He would frequently stop. directly opposite the.windows, when full of ladies, and continue hie fixed gaze, until tbe females were compelled to retire; A male servant wean length ordered to inform the ganef, that if he did not discontinue this int lier,inent action, proper steps should be taken to have him removed; but this mess‘ge was far front having the desired effect. He was at his post last Saturday, by an hour before We usual time for promenade, aid though he abated the going practice, still he made ample amends by gaily kiss ing his glove whenever a female figure approached the windows. An officer was sent for, and she enamoured youth was given io custody. Before his removal, however, the incoherency of his language and manner excited other 'feelings than resentment. His air and language bespoke bins a man of edocation, aid not unacquainted with rid society; the owner of the house.therefore explained to bite that thecbarge would be abandoned on his pledging his honour no discontinue parading in front of the door, to which he readily acquiesced, though at the same time he averred that he meditated no instill in having dune so at first. He then presented his card, which described hint as a Lieutenant in the royal navy, and a junior branch of • noble family at the west end of the town. An inquiry was subsequently made, and the result justified his title in every particular. it appears, that he nos brought up on a similar charge at Marlborough Street Police Office some months since, lint was released Without examination, on the appear- ance of his friends, who then Undertook to guard against a repetition of the misdemeanour. . , Last night an' inquest was held in th e Committee Room, St. Bartholomew's Hospital. on the body of Anne Faulk ner. It appeared the deceased had h 'en foamd at the end of Stationers Court, Ludgate hill. in a state e( intoxica tion, and an empty gin-bottle is hurt pocke s t broke, and, when'broughr to the Hoiepital, it prfived..to be..l coteposnd trader,. A mortificatlon took . plaettle lay, afterwards, and notwithitanding, Hist every iiteat i nia . 44 beep,pl4 to. Iptr , she txpirati Saturaay.. ilia wife of a knielier LeliAati *teafitit, and alout 'IO years old.;—Verdict, tall Dna. 'Oa Thor ay se aniglit;..lo the ikorning. as several Irmo. were engaged in eleating.rhe bricks and rubbish ern the interior of the meekly enlirged oil warehouse of r. John Williamson; at eleckheaton, thi toot midden)) , 11 in. by Which accident Robert Howitt was killed upora the spot. lie was forty-two years of age. ind bis left three ! viol • pltais elijkiren to . lament his inelmscholy fate. Robert i kiosi. Jose li . einither, and Joseph Ward, were co §loos& in ur4d. dull Use* lives . are deipaired of. Mr. Willi am s.. fiscared. "ad ,tiail ficiiiikt*lkmeked down into a dai, emost hoifitabili `ale altered tbi . fate If Holitt ; he • ow doing well, Several Otbeis tecelied Considerable lig jury.---(Leide Merani),) I • • LON DON . MARK ETS. -- . .. ... • -;- • • CORN ERCIANIik MANN il/tit• 0013011 e" end Prices of Brinell Core. &a. iet4 mg di Tercel In this market, daring the week ended Sillorday; Mk of Dec. := t i . a. tire.. - /3# Farley Oafs . 9,8311 .. .1 RI lb 11 ' . . . .. .. r RIR, 2,105, • • • Lea 7 7 i" Peas's ' 9 Olt .'.. 4.7111 9 4 • si . !*--..—........--...—......,—:.: Oki9l OF GRAIN 111.10110 OWIF, AS otiose t— rife.; Spd, (44) ... -so 4, Besse. small, (*air) , -- witlle.,Xeld) —R T 1 (old) ... an 01 Oisr) . 4O 40 ----.; fiek, (mew) ..;.ts 36 ..; .;.* goo .... '.....' 48 64 ' . (old) i.; 36 3lt ...' sdperfine • t 4•81 ------ harrow (new) ..110 OS ---- white (new) 44 48 (old) ..116 40 --..*. O n e • 00 SO Oats, feed l9 22 ----- saperfine Rye. 4sw - . .41 48 Poland 90.44 Berley -- fine 29 II Potatoe .. ...... 2114 --.-- salaries t3 33 hiaii .... ........ . —4O 6$ --- Scotch 2B i 2 -- lisp rid* bog ......" Maple ' 33 36 -- Seconds 46 09 --.. white 32 36 -- North Country 44 41i ---- boilers ..... —SS 44 Pollard, fine, per qr. •• 14 10 Brunk .....28 Se Bran 8 9 -- • 51314014, me. MONDAY, Dec. 44.—The remand for Clover Seed continues brisk, and a considerable advance has taken place. Trefoil bas a free sale at more money ; and Linseed is also higher. PRICE ON 110,11 . 1k51161, Al UNDZI. Clover red, (Foreign) per cyst • •665. .41,a, ----- white. (ditto)..... ditt0....... ....116s. 945. --- red, (English) " • ditto 695. 1(16. -- white, (ditto).:.'. - .....,:..ditt0 7no. lOW. Rye Grass per ciusrter les: Xls. Turnip, sew, white '• • per bushel • 10a. IR. 1 -- red and green. •••••• ....... 4litte. • 104. 144.. 1 -- yellow Swedes. ' .ditto - - Ili. 'lts. Mustard, white ditto..., 7s. )ls. brown. Caraway ~ ~.,•.••• • -per cwt. 401. Ob. Coriander ' ditto los. .12.1. Sanfoin . ... ••• •.........per uarter 2tta. 441. Trefoil per e q el ....I7s. Ms. Ribgrass..•. .... .b. ' sins... - . ....... lbs. Mi. Canery,itommos Per quarter Ns. Sc.. ...-._-- Aces Tares per bstelieL Foreign...... .••-•..., ditto'.... ....... .31, el. flees iced . . . Per qfittiT• • • • •Ais...feli. tinieid for crushing (linellts) 4 il io' ..• .3& IN: —•:--i---Liiite Eng.' for'sewidf.'.. :alto '• - WM. ilk RaPeie•d• sew: per last ' ••'' • t• MC, In it.g. linseed MI Ca1rr....1111.005. Is 131. 131. per 1000. - ,4 ' • Rape Cake 41.•69. to 11-10 e. per ton. •.- •---. Pa‘ci Or gieAirwoerb* *new of• Sid: by tbe.ftell priced Silken. • 40. • beef WI ....1...43; 1 , , 1100 g. 'PEI Cwt.' frN illa BOROOZ M Odaii, Dec: 24:—Our iftsraet geti biro of ltiell . W T I' Which ire enquired for at ifhproied kites. Kew Pottele s ka lrather deliert accolotamoattase to b. reeeitad froactrattuall quarters of the dein yed state of the 111111. from titmelLet ',taro late blight. Currency:—Pullets; 180, W. 1.4. to 141.4111 1 2, St. to 101.;' 1821, )s. to !lb."; 1919 led 1820, WI. to ' • , . . . .. MAIDsToPte, The 014.—Our flop trade tont/nate 10 irtlM et eon h'ardly colt it loorket. 'rho prices Ire "Weed the some, but there is nothing 'Orrin/. . • .-" • Worm sssss , Dee. IL—SIMMS _pocileis of Old iltipaelet• this dey weighed Latter market. Very ti•tie dotes, endow e redaction is price : 1818, 40s. to 1.05.; 1619,805. is 1008.11oe; 1890, 701. to 84., ditto ; 1841, 70i. to 1051. ditto ; 119).4 1119 s, to 180 s. ditto. . •_• 6101101011 11 0 1 41.-4 0 011 1 0. • .110611 Tet4raa4 bit dO . o( . 4lm.liadtsk. PEI 110.0811r.v.rim(•6its.) it. 4. s. d. Se d• Vett .•• • ••• e•i• 111 .3 •to 1 . 0 Beer -;" B'oto 4 to 'POtk =6' t mask •••• 4 9" Linib "0 '0 '* - 11" . • • csrtsa AT DASSZT TDIII DAT. 1909% 9,6101 Calves. al ; Sheep, 13,610; Pigs, CM •y•'.• Itswasss 'mums, samosa . , ost. 21. • IMM inv.* row.= (DsAp.) . •• •. s. d. s, d. Neal 1 4 oc.B 4 ,Bpi 9 4to 3 4, PO*. • -. 2 S 1tutt0p........ Q o, 6. 6 Lamb....... q. q.- 12 41.i0 •. HAY M4l) STRAW, ram LOAD... ' SIIITIIIIIDLD•MAY. VS*. Ud. to 101M.Ud.--Straor. 3.4 04 to 40s. Od.--4;lover, S6s. Ud. t 0,1165. AL • ST. J 665. Ud. to 110 s. Od, agism, 11#,4, to 411s.0d.—qlovir, Sts. Ud. to ,110 . 3. Od. . . • WHITICHATZL.—Hai, 991.0 d. to lOC 0d.019.11,, imp to44s Ild.-4slover,lXls. Od. to 130 s. Od. - - . per lb. Hides,crop.: Y.: nibs. X British, fur dress...l Calf Skins. • • ••• • ..X 'IDES. , •;: 7 English horse, stab 0,0 e t 0,0 Market Ca1f..., , Sheep skies(d6was*4 LEATHBF Butts•oo,tolSolbs. l 10 to l 11 -- CO to 00. 2 0 to I Backs 0 0 to 0 0 . Horsa Hides 1 2to 1 0 HAW 1 Best Heifers and Wien , per stone . $.2 a 3 4 Middling s•tlo a 3 0 Ordinary a S 8 „tgi — .43, 1'• . - - 7 -7- ".. amp. !mod. ye110.T.:....1 K I - •- V mottled .. 1 •• S ----- soft: .._.:•411”. littar.;h, FAO* ..... ~..T. "I Hall Prim. 6441/110 Cand per lty,:losld. ;4l ~.1 ' -9 POTATOES- " • TALLOW. a Rasala Cindlo;iellow, 1" 14 Siberia 0 0 ----- Soap • ' ' 0 0 Archangel - •0. 0 Town Tallow. .•.. • 119 Melted Stuff 1 le Rough ditto.... • 1 1 Graves—. .......... ..• 0 II 1 Rood Dregs • t • ••0 .0 SPIThAVIIILDS. per ton. Were Z 2 U to 2,16 Middlings 1 10 to 1 lb Chats 1 10to 0 0 Common Red .• 0 0 to 0 0 Onions Os. Od. to Os.od. perbus. Beim ast. _ ;rm. Were .. ...... 41.: Mil 10 togg i th Middlings .•.....i.r 0 i Chats ...... . :. .ea 0 Common Red__ ji: Oniuusos.ild. • COAL-M ARKE T, D.O-22.• •-•': Ships it Market. . Ships sold. • GA* 65 New csstle 214 6 Suoderland ..... ..... 4 . ( s. SS ORTH.—On Sunday; the Est het. ; it Whitton, the 1:61 1 . • 115 4 • Tn. M.P. ot a sou and heir. : ,_.• /SAARI lto.--On Thursday tut at Clerltsit well eltartflit NO foster laite,Cheapside, to Blisatreth, only daughter of • ... .st • WU% Peutotteillt.• • On tlaturday..tha 11th tn:•t.., St lianapton, fdlddksea. T . 4 Ina, and of ()lan Sorern, to toe today of )1 Oitdotorry. ' , r ig....., • jesty's edotiael, to AutteWasburtutt, teldowdf e Ref'. T: (.41.. Priory. lit Chester. ' • ' • 1thi14 .024 Difin.—On Saturday, 2 ith instant, Joseph Fuleb, N.* .. h.. agta 7. : • . .4 . ,.,, Hastings, in the 4Stb year of :idtrigifiT•-lit,"' inr. l/iifor Mb instant, at Hastings, In tbs 411tb year az . miner. • "4115:4414147411;t:../. Berms, Eati. It tpiSr Claptos. : -.. .. - I" .. . . ... XOllll4lll ; lirlitirliiiiit ftbrikliefi al 1i; ii Cr; ?C... , is by R. WRDELI., LL.D. Prbprleior; ' • ) 1- • 1 4001. 019 " reo • g GRAND MASQ - VA L. titolor the 11111111 P HU. w svi:l take place at the AROVLi: her33l3. Ti c ket, • One Oninea. bielipllne Ref Arerlielliott for Osteerroul eliartwte 'CHARM* VV4tlt:ltl`S.Opera V' I NI. the above occasion. Fasaiiice who map be ..11 , 90.r ,I to t •iho ..flosotemte. rse boo ileNnlt (tons Two In .0 re4ne.ite.l..s the otimber will be 1 Co f,ollatee: ther p artlauXars tn!llie duly ani .......----- . C 'kL4‘a" ' B.ll' RIG LIT,' , I wt.. We. 014. e a tlaraaci . 4 - .5 t.;m001e, jlaytnarltet. has porehue Plaits. >«Min the DoScs. ohtelt, fo ' 13110‘10Tit. to Pip ii es awl .. g m ei i t 1 0 , • ' hat io ..t this doe Wine are too; t ..- r.sinitt.toet. the above wil isoltelliittet thPner tax Oro oareba.. . soarliatinFoishetl PORTS nod tillfl f.rkeh for CA.'', shipped by the fol ' bmtiort.filarate.Mosolv, 11.4 o; Ste. 1 14.rbro,orob4sop000, 33e.ii,1. per th '' i iibt hot seat raatea )(Amine CA PI: ' ‘Crorit...ePo•taxe lo bepa'..l. ~.' no William. toe. 10.: ~,, .0..- 43 In Rigiaod, t .s. roma ef too Wolof. fa . ..per flash. MARAS( veilist. - Fitsc Detotishiee' CIDER, leo dez.ortfl a/. vithswAnNE off *. EJAMUEL woLLAT Illesa,t,,strbor, wear Vigo-law epper.or WI \E. vet,:e., lit vo • }kr,. Aeseteranto to 14 tottioall.:J, gate.tatAlt per ecru cseigeni brows 1411E1:MY, :Ws. per 49. 4 1:ra ; 'WONT ftb:DIA M. VV. adieu; VII . pet LX wad 1.D51141N. 410. itral.,lloe. per thrown; bAriElt:t4 : 1 1-1 ) gin A. 1 - i.. re tiort , ll: Ditto[ • r upthi" r ai it y ate %Imp.. 111 tr.ei an aiVeriLimnat cot:vine:oWe P • 11.3Prve-1 Iree vtvpeolve witltio t4a4ty sec:trial Letter,: most VIVIIIR LONDON and I sPi it a CONIPANY Crawl, •ara.now SELLING Cash, warretsted Genuine a fresh boated for Immediate as trusted ditto, from two to se , 'Woven and PALI Stwrry, 38s. :s4lo, ditto, Telseriffe. 31 401,:; beautiful [ldealist Moat lie. 6,51.; Saeterne, tkis Boat, 14134.; Red and White l(as.; Cape Madeira and Sh Pdrtsitt the wood, from 831. t 10131 to I IN. or in quarter ills lota %Vim India Ma 4 eirer. and ere old Tom, 13, 13k.; French R rawly, tis.l.3s. Zlfiltr Noyats. Creme de RI Maraarldno, 138. (id. per flask weer..., or allowed for when re ing rentittanees, addressed to promptly attended to. Letter PIANO-FORTES AND 11. AS WATLEN. 13, Lc Maker to the Royal Fas laaths. Qpss of tic neat* * evibluet ' ho Pillflo tom+ and toile. prl •Thlts ; an eleaillt inlaid Rose guineas; Square Plane, 95 iint.—N.ll. A new Double pineal!, late the property of hire. Uld lustrutoeuts exelts •• lle Just, Oct the let 0/January rIII 1 . (to be c' minuet, or natal PUBLIC CHARM: all the etuieent Pets guished by eau' , fetes, or to EDVW All E obelisk, A Dunrsa.—ln oar annow Fr Char.:vers. we deem it n int restores that mill diatio t etremtlon, and firm bat tent aceomptish the Erst of tl taken. anti long preparati4 own► ',amity against wean , 'we ran give for keeping iti•eusaion. How far Ike oeeepeion fro n the Pighti s.) i 4. that we shall st utl) beat attention to the object London: Printed for A. Holborn ; and sold by alt PARSoN Sll N effectual and s eomutaint. liavitnt I mut /I • 11,1011 , ./ by Yr. I > ..r•unr, Surge(' besivarbm of hi. Fi ien.le, wbu reerrrt mitt uun't severe eaae•. trend will' yerfert enfr I y to rhih that. at a more a•l%anect petite fRoId In Paelart,, at Ss VI. ?*45.2211, Itecent stmt. foe Yaee,Edi utturgh Sttelville St N'enibtrs ttroughunt [lgo I;oitt , l _ etrli rare, ul-te a.k for ' VERY F • To DOVER, DMAL, UAW Four Inside CO, S. A. SARACEN'S REA THE foll4witig 1.1 Ste. set out The " RoyalTeiegrop broad P. , :tuirs, C«aterb 41`witerior fast Coach, ci —ta consequence of the irarceph teach, Ike Pro shalt be, spared to rem Acid Road. The " Tally Ho," tog at ;before 7 o'cloc Things))le, Brickhill, tester, Weetion, Dave& iltri.'ge, to the Castle II •14treet, Birmingham, tr tiltelton, Nhrex shu y, Tarporley, Chester an( Vonctimen only. In coosecrite..ce of th Ho Coach, the Proprit lie spared to render it i Road The " Sovereign," month. Exeter, Truro, Dartmouth, Wry maul Monlirg at i ; thrown ford, Stockbridge, S Bieck% otter and Bagel& The only Day 0 . nitla two coaritanen I D• esinotoke, Orcrton ▪ Casktnore. Salisbury. ▪ , ler past 6 o'clock in 1/4 Packets from Wry: At. Makes., 4-c. ever at Sleeted. t' -.Er - ~,--- , OP N. • • ~_