The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-01-07 00:00:00

-~ r / E .:`? '_ , , :14SONIC SICTaran‘NiIirCAVTLB; • Cie .111essjay,;(liec s o k ioember, a most numerate and reipeiteMe of the Brethren of New. essay-000+4 )64 t . • : *No. 26, was held at Frets loosens"' the following Brethren were I n stalled (IticreS Toi the ensuing Year:—Sir M. W. 'Ridley, Bart. M. P.W. M.) ; C. Ell M ison, Esq. M.P. (4. W.); Wm: Lorraine. Esq. (.1. W.); John Fyfe, Esq. (S. D.); Edwerd Pollaid, Esq. (J. D.); Rev. John Perkin (Chaplain); Robert Thompson (Tres. urer ) ; Thomas T. Turnbull (Secretary); James Peel (G• S.); and James Hoeg (Tyler). . After the ceremonies were ever, the Brethren re. tired, to the number of 130 and upwards, to Bro. thee Fletcher'', of the Turk's head lon, where a sumptuous dinner was served up. Sir M. W..Rldley, Bart. M. P. presided, supported an his right by C. • Ellison s t;sq• M. P. and J. G. ILambtoo, Esq. M. P. for the county of Durham; and on his left by Sir ' Charles Lorraine, Bart. and P. W. M. S. Reed, Esq. Amongst the company we noticed—Messrs. Wm. Lorraine, Matthew Bell, ff. Hewitson, R.et. 3. Per kin. S. Wilkinson, J. Fyfe, W. Loftus, E. Smiles, J. Small, Jos. Pollard, E. 11. Campbell, T_enteati Leigh', Adjutant Parke, Sir Thomas Burden Knight, 13. Wakeley, W. Fifseld, &c. &c. The conviviality of the evening was supported with Vinyl spirit to a late hour. Many mesonic and • other toasts were given. Os the Waldo of the Mem. bens for Newcastle being drank, with the additional 'l.l;ntintent of 66 Load may they live to represeot the Town," Sir M. W. RIOLIT and Vet Eizasow returned 'thanks, amongst repeated Interreptions occa.inned by the marks of esteem, affect's. and cordiality, volikh were lavished on them by t heir constituent, ' 'who very numerously attended on this occasion. Mr. Ellison, in the course of his speech, noticed the reports that bad been industriously circulated of his intention of resigning his stet, declared that such an idea was most distant from his thoughts, that he trusted it would be no easy matter for any one to suptiaut him in the esteem of his Constituents, which he prised above all considerations; and that oa the day of eliction, he should be found at his post. This declaration, enforced by all the. energy of feeling, occasioned loud and repeated bursts of applause, which continued for several minutes. On Mr. Lamwroe's health being drank, he re. turned thanks for the bonnet done him by the corn. 'pang—ha said be bad felt amino, to attend that ,Meeting to evince his desire to promote the benevo lent objects of Masonry, and at the same time to show his respect for his two Ilonoorable Friends Sir M. W. Ridley and Mr. Ellison, of whom be thought the town of Newcastle bed good reason to be proud, and he could bear the most ample tosti• stony to their unwearied zeal, attention, and stea lthy, whenever the interests of the town of New castle came under consideration. Many other speeches were made ezpressive of the object of the day's Meeting. Several excellent songs Were song by differeat amateurs present, and the evening closed in that harmony which Is the true Characteristic of Masonry. The Reasions for Middles*: will commence at the Sessioe-hoose, on Clerks:wen-green, ea Moods, nest. On Thursday neat the prisoners who stand com mitted on charges of felon, will be removed from the several jails in London and Middlesex to Newpte, preparatory to their taking their trials at the ensuing Sessions at the Old Bailey, which will cosmetics on Wednesday the 14th instant. FOnT RACE OF 150 YAZDII. INTWEEN !ALCM AND A STAMM/MUNN MAN—The race the distance stated took place yesterday, near the Horse Barracks in 'Hyde-park, between the above runners, reputed the fleetest in the kingdom. It was as good a con tested race as ever was witnessed. The start was equal, sod the men ran breast and breast fur the first forty yards, when the pottery men waathought to lead a little. They, bowers', kept close together the Nest eighty yards, when Leach led, but it was scarcely disponible, and he woe the match to the greatest nil:style sistese seconds. LONGEVITIro•-Yesterday morning early, died at his apartments in St. James's Pollee, Mr. Eldred, in the 100th year of his age. He was Page of the Pre sauce to King George 11., which office be may be said to bare Eitel daring three reigns; and sltboegh he filled it very respectably and correctly, being , very attentive to his duty at.Cosrt, yet he never re ceived any promotion. Bo was much respected and waismeed by all the attendants. at Court. He al. ways possessed a greet tlevr.of spirits, which coed seed till the lest. He ate and drank very beard ; his faveirits beverage was porter, and he would often drink as much as three quarts in a day, and sometimes gin s or giro and water; be smoked to bacco incessantly. His favourite dimmer was a rump-steak, of which he would est e peehd, and this coarse of life condi/reed till attest a.fortnight put, 'lace which Mine he bee beett-imlispoied.— His bodily wends did not fail him till very late ly. His priecipal exercise dosing the last fifty years, has been walking free St. James's Palace to the asighboerbeed of seer Lady Decree's Alms-hoesve, to receive lb. rents of small houses, which he ownmi, weekly, end to woks, his own food ; tied he would walk through soma markets, or go to a number of belabors' shop is the streets, till be could meet wkh a ramp of beef is a particelar state of cutting, to gel a reap steak that would ideate him. Be was a widower, his wife having been dude number of years. Mr. Eldred was Mitasesely obliging and accommodating to every perms mite led the Wants of keening hien, and by whom be mill Le much regretted. .-•, Monday night the Workhouse of St. Meleate, l3etbnal.gresn, was broke open; the robbers entered the premises by WNW of a ladder being eroded. against the bed-lowla mioulow olaim.Tbee..Hichele, the Muter of the Weeltheedb Tie/ got dear with a silver tes-pet, p 4 into lVenbli at: cream-pot, a silver 44tbif 401 sableond otheospooes. F ..1 . 1 .; The Tottenham convict slip,- with ea Dolby rioters on board, is still eistebdill if *Mere. *- vocal other persons seeteneod to tomiportatiew ere somet to proceed by the cum toad to New South Wales. •' v I 11V \bib' . THE ST, LONDON MAEILBrS, JAx. 6. - • WEST INDIA AND SPANISH MAIN PRODUCE. ' The B. P. SOGAS market mined es Tuesday Int with a brisk demand, whisk She continent, dstrilig' the week, and prices *Warned use 2s. higher tiaa they were before the holidays •% eery brows Jambi M AB s. to 75t. middling 771. to : fed strong weft.' i ll parcels for the pans 795. to 84e., brown Doml mass 761. Soft Sugars base sot met with attention. Al additional duty on house consumption of 3s. per cwt. attached on the 6th inst. in Foreign Sews, nothing doing. Coccus bale experienced en improved demand by prints contract, and - prices kayo advanced. In addition to the stock of W. I. Coffee remain ing on heed the 31st December, 1817, there were about 700 hags Brazil, and 83,200 begs Fast India. RUN continues nominal in prices for went of de mend : and the demand in DYSWOOBS and PHISSIO is extremely dull. EAST INDIA PRODUCE. SercEs.—Cinnamoil has been in demand, and higher prices paid. In other Spices bet little. doing. TEA.—The best Bohea and low Congos Teas are enquired after at a small advance. NORTH AMERICAN PRODUCE. Rica is but little enquired after, sad prices tee at present nominal. Tuarrorvins in good demand, 1,600 barrels were reported on Saturday of rough, and 20s. deetauded. Aiim are in goon demand and the stock low, 575. has been paid for dry. In TOBACCO nothing done since our last. SOUTH AMERICAN PRODUCE. Carrox.—ln the early part of the week there was a fair demand for Surat Cotton, which has since sub sided, partly owing to the interruption of .the Canal conveyance by the frost ; prices of all kinds remain steady. BALTIC, Ac. PRODUCE. Awn are qoiet, bat not down.—FLAX: for Dutch 801. is asked, a parcel very fine has been sold at 831. Memel four band has been retailed at 631. 10 , . aid 641. demanded; Archangel Flan none, last price paid 631. Considerable parcels of St. Petersbnrgh clean Haste bought up for Liverpool account; and 461. 101. since paid and cannot he bought ender. Konigsberg Crown Hemp none, last price paid 531. --TALLOW is dull of demand on the spot, Y. C.. was offered out this morning at 765. but considerable contracts have been entered into for Y. C. to be de liverod in all this year at 665. July shipments 68.. and for earliest bhipments 70s. demanded.—The fel lowing were the quotations of St. Petersborgb, Dec. 9, 1817 :—Y. C. Tallow on the spot, 165 Ms. Contract 160. Soap 150. • Clean Hemp stiff at 75, line and July delivery, 82 tbs. from the first Brack in May, and on the spot 86. Potashes 103 to 106. Bristles 71j. Wheat 34. Exchange 11 17-32. BRITISH STAPLE ARTICLES. The demand for REFIXED Suomi, has been lively, particularly brown and middling lamps for crashing and melting, at an advance of 2s. per cwt. loaves' also met a ready sale. The market is not over- stocked with goods. Prices of relined are jest the same as last year at this time. A new doable loaf standard bas been substituted, is order to native the boanty, which ii much finer than the former one. 1 ersu Paovistoss.—lndia Beef is is demand, Cork and Waterford 71.155. a 71. 17s. 6d. par time. la Navy Beef there is nothing doing : Prime Mae is saleable, Dublin 51.21.6 d. a 51.55. 'Waterford and Cork 51.12+. I3d. Pork is in good demand, except very inferior, which is doll. Ou.s envaried, czars Sperm, which has bees NM at 1151. per tow, owing to the scarcity. Rape Oil is dull, but may be benefited by the rise in Sperm. LIVERPOOL REPORT, Jas. S. 1811. Owing to the dealers having stocked themselves by the extensive purchases last week, end to the sr. rival of four vessels from Charleston and Savannah, our Cotton Market bas been rather quiet; sales have been made in a few instances id. per lb. lower in Bowed., Tennessees, sad Bengal., bet is general the markets has remained very steady. There were brought forward yesterday 2489 Surat', which west off steadily at 15111. to 161(1. for fair quality; sod a few lots goods at 171 d. and.l7ld.; 530 Bengal., of which 180 only were sold at 12f d. and 121 d.; 220 Orleans and Tennessee. of inferior quality at 180. to 190.; 115 Bowed', inferior at 180. to 191 d., good at 211 d. to 22d. The sales by private contract ere, 1300 Bowed. at 181 d. to 20d. for inferior to fair, and 204 d. to 201 d. for good fair to prime. 190 Orleans at 2214. to 2.. for fair to good. 300 Sea Islands at 2s. 4d. to 23. 6d. for middling to fair, and Ss. 7d. to 2s. 11d. for good to very fine, including 30 stained at 224. to 231 d. 340 Peruams at 2s. old. to ts. Id. 80 Mamnbants at 231 d. to Is. 420 Bahias at 231 d. to 2s. 40 Pars. at 23d. 260 Minas at 2114. to 22fd. 90 Barbed*** at 220. 50 Car , tbageues at 190. 450 Bengal. at 124 d. to 1411., and olio lot 15d. Makin/. including those sold by elation, about 6250 bap. Thee flints are 12,276 bags. Tim public sales of Plantation Same-this week , are coo6ned to 145 hhds. Berbadoes, 70 at St. Lucia, and 133 Jamaica., brought forward on Tees. day. The Jamaican were sold under particular con-' ditioes, end went off at a redaction of is. to 2s. per cwt. frees hit week's. prices ; bet the others sold without any material alternation. Foreign Sugars' are a little more enquired for. The demand for Coffee coatings.' very lively, 'both for shipment and speculation ; the sales, however, have not been very extensive, as the bolder. demand about 2.. per cwt. higher prices, which has in some instances been paid; clean good ordinary St. Domingo has been sold at 94e. sad Ilavaireab at Wis. per cwt. There is no de. mend for Ginger ; Cocoa end Pimento remain with out enquiry. The Rem Market continues is the same dull state. In Tobacco we have no *iteration to notice.-A sale of 5300 bags Patna Rice (screened), only about 700 bags were disposed of at from 24.. fer inferior, to 27.. per cot. for very good quality ; 50 tierces geed Carolina Rice, offered by aeetion, were taken . On for vast of buyers. The Coro Market has been and prices of Wheat ass nominally 6d. per• bushel lower. Torpeatide is Mindy. In . Tar M. thing has brew done. Ceircitron Bark remains without enquiry. At Oreille's, of lest week there was a good deemed for Montreal Pot Ashes at 55% per cwt. 4' VT TT % ,/ . . ,A. :t o l s . . POLSCS. 4 i .l . The'sfleir hetet minded aladented to al Ott Bd. ..,, .• .........maii:l , - Primmer being asked brittle Magistrate (P. Cot.. " tltiodOtildgall• - ' - ehavlei'PO r i .144 O is t - - Melmons,l.ll2o heir a* CREW iir 'OR an* Ikafllay t 'lollllltatige 'ibtidisbellytidi tifi vedette diedifielM eineffofeds that it arils her ewe s . end &shad got Or guises, and liana *atoll° hove `WO of •lirliee iiiiigby end' vollos maims*, a ki n fifl at r acers' shopswhalwahaltoofiliilleo sad lib l wa tilos em ail lii l m ilm " 6E116. 9144117. . i Safi" ITT' rE illill iW il tt" giv ad el : by whlcV, 1t tie aerie of two 1 '''' • . . . . F Thtiseir ttepkitie stetted; that sin di . 2iLtit at yeah "I" tat ilia 'beg° alfta• The ali‘illat no , ' r lio . 1 4 1. alitor, Seven Is, with her two moats./ herdss i t i . Mos fir ' . 11 4i P ed e lli 71 . I:i . o r tti r lilL lint . ' ll'il . . ' said' went 11.11" bee agg ' s ;Ibilleidillenlivititi CM". lb., tias 'to him by ' firlsonei, ri d tae, who was I natried ' 64lo "6 turd ,d to din lately httaided te.'. . ~ . . , time for esquire. '- ' r. Stoney stitixt, that the siinitiere was not his, Prisoner , was this day beatleit Sp i el a farther es had it bens Written according to Say instructions wel i netwn t wh e n it °Po atad ' funia do endorsee of 1466 two boom Ths Prisoner, he said , r ia ad laß b C. Drew, the office-keepet, Who was ordered to blot about two years ago, and bad bien ciischaried from Ms service. Richard Feltner declared, that the writleg in the paper s altuded to was the Prisoner's. h d make the enquiry, that he had found every thin die bad said as to references write correct. W. pennon, Prisoner's eldest son, stated, trust his mother (the Prisoner) had left their lodging, Ng. 7. Crown-street, Seven Dials, an Satorday morning, its The LORD . NAIVE observed, that the case was all a flighty fit, and he produced a Morning Chronietet clear es to render any other against the Prisoner ea of Monday, with an advertisement offering a reward nece s s ar y . to any one who would bring her to that bow. He The Prisoner *mid, distress bad induced him to act also deposed, that the bag,. silver, and tesaspoo s t as bad been represented. He at the same time de . elated, that his present misery arose from the refusal !ere her property. He said she had dreamed on the Friday night that thieves bad broke into the houses and made so mtich noise as to awake and alarm tie of Mr. Sterrey to give him sr character upon dischere . Mg him. The consequence was, the starvation of Ms tastily. whole family. In the swain, lifter beating eveiy one's pardon for the noise she had made, one cent off Mr. Sterrey declared, that he could not, in jetties 'to the Public, give a character to a man, who had anktrowa to him or his brother sad sister. been gradually raised by him from the situation of The Worthy MAGISTRATE ordered all the money, porter to that of traveller, in the latter of which oc- tea-spoons, &c., to be restored to her, and hior re would not, sad y captions he bad most grossly misapplied some boo. so mach money menely advised her never to car dreds of pounds. The consideration, that the Pa- about her again . — She promised sh troller bad a family, prevented a prosecution, but was divailted• UNRULY TENAisT. nothing could justify countenancing a deception on TOWN -STALL, SOUTIIW A a K.—alta ri Demoy an the Public, by giving a false character. r Irish lady residing in Joiner-street , Southwark, sp. The Prisoner was remanded. plied for the advice of the Magistrate, under the fot- A German named Gortz, yesterday appeared upon lowing circumstances :—The affection of the Com ' a summons to answer the complaint of Mrs. Gosling, plainant for her native country and its children, had wife to a private in the Foot Guards, for an assault i n d u ced her to receive under her roofs Country A roma ) , , 'of the most brutal description upon herself and it- named Mary Cummins, who arrived in England tint child. . some months ago. In return for her hospitality, she From the evidence of the Complainant, corroborat- bed behaved in a most ungrateful manner ; had struck ed by the testimony of two other persons, the bee several times, and kept the house 'in a continual following facts appeared :—The Complainant was a uproar. She every night continued out till a are lodger in the house of Goetz, and a few days ago boor, and, if the street•door was not ..peneo ma was confined by illness to herbed. Her husband being moment she knocked, the neighbourhood was di's. compelled to be absent on his duty as a soldier, re- turbed b y her noise and violeice. The Complainant quested that Mrs. Gortz would see that his wife 66 did had endeavoured, both by entreaties and menaces not want." Sunday morning Mrs. Goan came into to induce Mr to quit the house ; but she was at last Complainant's room, and seeing one of the chairs compelled to resort to the Magistrate for advice .4 broken, commenced a volley of abase. The Com- assistaoce. plainant said she was too ill to dispute with her, and .i. sa m 'the AGISTRATE (Mr. Alderman Smith) ordered requested she would withdraw : instead of which, that Commits, should be brought before him ;• which however, she continued her invectives, and called being dose, be ezpaiiared oh the ingratitude and 1 her husband to assist her. The latter entered the enormity of her eoriclect to the Complainant, and I Loom in a most violent passioo, instantly began to stated his determination to make her find sureties to beat the Complainant as she lay in bed, end not con- keep the peace, and to answer the charge of assault• tool with that seised the infant (about seven months ill g her benefactor, if she did net give ter promise lid) from her side, and threw it ender the fire! The that she would immediately quit the premises of Mrs. Mend and arm of the child were dreadfully burned.— ... Demoy, a nd - s net again molest her. his she pro- The Complainant fearing something dreadful would mind to do and WWI discharged. ensue, got to the window, where by her cries the FORGED BANK NOTES AND HORSE STEALING. brought some nelghboers to het assistance, and fur- URION.IIALL.—We stated a. short time ago, that a Sher violence was prevented. 'somber of men (best known by tke appellation of Tits Loan MAYOR hating remarked upon the 66 Hares Chauuters") bad circulated forged 11. sad sense dispositioo evinced by the Defendant, and the 51. Bank of England riot'', and else forged country riggrome brutality of sod . an attack, ordered both Binh-notes, in the co - unties of Kent, Serrey, and bib and his if to find bail. Middlesex, to a greet amount, by means of per. STREET ROBBERY. chesleg, selling, and exchanging stolen horses, end :.GUILDHALL.—Mary Doable end Ann Walsh were that Officers had been dispatched from town to en , charged by Mr. Johnson, lineu•draper, No. 75, deserver to apprehend the parties. May, Got, and High Holhorn, with robbing him. 'Hall, were the officers sent, and who **rose feria- The Prosecutor deposed, that as he was walking note as to discover a clue, Mae has led te the appro. along Newgate.street on Monday night; he was SC• h iga g g s i o f p an o f tie gang. eosted by the Prisoner 'Doable, who asked him to ac• . Attest .a month ago the premises of Mr. James ' company her home, end on his refusal, she throat her Hodson, of Newington, were broke open and a hands into the pocket 'of his breeches, and drew out mare was stolen. &ley, the officer, traced the mare to several Bunk notes, with which abe attempted to eon the stablessof Mr. Prudence, of Newingtoe g and, on off. He seised her by the arm, and called " Watch 1" enquiry, eacertaised that two men brought the mare upon which the Prisoner Walsh came up, and COm- to the stables, and afterwards .reavosedk, and left menced beating him, at the same time attempting with behind them a saddle and a bridle. May concealed her teeth and nails to make him let go her comp. himself is the premises; the two men cam. and be Dion. Darin this walk be continued to vociferate appribeaded them, their names, James Richardson 6 ° Watch !" but no one came to his assistance, al- and James Martin. Upon the per‘on of Richardson though a watcholan wee standing all the time on the .he found a ca w", b oo c „,d o ba n g rouged mu , and opposite side of the street. In a few seconds another five pound Bank of bag, and Ipswich Beaks woman, a confederate of the Prisoner's, ran"' ups note., to the amount of 701. May, with the moist and, with the mast horrible expressions, assisted in once of tee °Ricers, Golf and liaa,sherwardstrecrd attempting a reseal. He, however, retained a firm the mare to the stables of .Mr. Militate, Isilogten hold of the two first, and another watchman coming road, where they also found faIIT' other horses, sup. in sight, he succeeded in giving them in charge to posed to be stolen, and which they brought away him. The third woman ran away, and escaped— with them. Yesterday the two Prisoners were but not before the others hid contrived to transfer the brought before the Magistrates to undergo an eau. [ Bank notes to her. ruination, when May made the above statement en Sir Was. DONTILLE desired the watchman who de- oath, which was corroborated by the other officers. ' dined assisting to attend to-morrow. Mr. Westwood, Solicitor to the Dank, end Mr. The Prisoners wise tally committed to Newgate Christmas, one of the Inspectors, attended; 'the lat.. for trial. ter stated on oath that be had , inspected the Beak of Bow•starer.—Yesterday Mr. James Bull was E nglan d notes foun d en the Prisoner Richardson, convicted on two charges, for placing his horses in and that they were all forged. the St. James's Haymarket, oa the Ist inst. more JAM Compton, of 4, Oki-street-reed. said he than a quarter of an hoUr. purchased the mare traced by May to Mr. Winona's Mr. John Beall was convicted of a similar offence. LUCKY ESCAPE: stables from the Prisoners (Dr 10$. . Sha.Prisisriets were :entangled for further OESSILIES• Qiustemsaftwase.--Hapromia .Penson, a poor ill: droned old woman, apparently about 60 year s of ti " on 611terda r me " _—............ age;mas on Monday brought to the Office in custody of notion, one of the Hammersmith constables , un- On Sunday last, the remains of Mr. Roncwr der the following circumstances:— PALlileu, of Drury-lane Theatre, was cortveyei to Witness stated, that Prisoner bad been delivered the Church.yerd of St. Martin's.irt.the.:Fields, where they wore deposited ender the Church. Moths by one of 'the watchmen belonging to Ham mersmith, and a patrols of the same parish, who had A few days back a fellow was observed letting about a watch.maker's shop, No. 65 , Pall:nall;stur tound • her traversing the road between t w o a n d three o'clock that morning, and finding her answers presently afterwards he broke one of the aqsares of' to the questions they asked her very incoherent and glans and snatched a valuable watch, with which he. wild.- they thought it their duty to confine her in his ran away : olYtvrithatelaing he was hinnoOkter P er " 9 i- i sagcb.lol till he quitted his beat, sad he had then suedi he contiive I I o tics pe. britsgbt her to witness's bons*, and given her into Or custody. Witness sent for another constable Oho lived bard by,' and they smirched Prisoner, and , !plot, ft.__ foiled, tied round her waist, ' the large - canvas • bag irt7o at 7. ib i s: It I now produced, which to their great surprise, they Rate:tam. 11 It 2U. loved on opening canorined a fiery large sum in shit- Aut° l 2) , ' 1 1, 1, 1 ~, U. Litters, _ lioltand sixpences. Witnees asked her if she had Afton . 3s fyi C . ' Oporto, 59 May more property shoot _her, and she said no ; but, Pals, 3 days s !hitt, 24 40 Kio Janeiro, 65 A Marching further, he fount sev'en t " silver tea- ' M ' 24 6 ° 2U •: _,_,.. nA cf% R ib" ' 1 " 1"441.* • —I, ill Buhr.C. ,AL pilotless, also produced, sewed' isitilliose of her pla smas, and in her other pocket AIM beech of keys, i prothreed ; all which he bad tad ME the bag . with the silver tkpd Metigila tit the Mice for the Megie-* trate. disiresal. ‘ 4l ''' • • Smith, the ether agilely, amlitmed the forego ing testimony. cou RAE o Amsterdam, 37 (i U. 2 U. Ditto, at si‘lu. 37 51 Amsterdam, I 1 10 C. V. Ditto. at sight, 11 7 Itotterdam, 11 11 2 U. Antwerp,' 11 11 Hamborch; 34 6 94 U. Afton". 34 7 . % U. ['iris, 3 day stsitt, 24 40 thuds, 24 60 2 U. rdesur. 3 dog's saes, 24 60 riak.on theMasse,l4s C. 2.1 %P. Aiktiftl 7 S. drectilis Ma, 38 I 11 4'1 37 1 r. n Tunions,•JAa. 14. Legitorn, St.g • Gecua, 47 rastita, 49 Venice. 26. • Naples. 44 Palen's°, PS per 02. Lisbon, b'# Oporto, 0 Rio Janeiro, 0 tper Vent. Cor k. $ll per Ctn.,. Agin of Book no liallanO. Portugal Gold, in Cola, 4i, 6d. ptt oil. Gold. iu Rare, 41. Rd. New Dollars. 5s Ad. • • io 1114N,standlird,Slid Vita DON Priatet sad Pahl - isvissie ea Orrice. No. 4, ii , bed by D. Lbwra.g.• as thil Soilltherl our( Flswi..trog . • • 111 1 W 01 • s i • • . I' J 'I _ f .1 _~ I i I I I .1 a i t a .1 1 a a .1 • i t