The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-01-22 00:00:00

10 0 4 N Xf*Cfp - hr. .t. •'• l• It A, 110ScAllifk.eirjaryin M4l PRODUCE.. - biiiiii;tri*Abrkft he! bees Jolt throigh. .‘a! atirvelig.lloo4o4,s4reeit Sere worth SOL to 1141.1011 y t belitsjoreligir costpustive wareity, the pr ilef ibitchttleeteala ilo sheathe, Wa g low browse . .frOef 101 --- ""Ir be boobs_ little cheaper thee leeti "‘louke, sad pia; the user rieeibilo obleioed• Uglier Sopa Moped Apia. : pordolly empired tot, ma mid for Ass . per lb. is regsltse. leproed dist Leetrata sod 3.. anal PRODUCE. -* @Reredos. .-; ether draerip . lbw, *WOO - eqsally declining is prices, are en- Aprired.after for shipping. There is no alteration he be quoted in TOBACCO. Us bolder. reside ins testi* last prices. am........ . n Li VERPoOI. REPORT, Jan. 17. ' Coterin has been generally rather doll, and for tie* Bowed, prices have declined id. aid.; Brazils ire Id. per lb. lower; by privateceetrus 3,400 bag, have been sold;consisting of 330 old Bowed. at 19d. ' 20'd.; 650 new Bowed , at 21 1 4. a 224. ; 40 , . loons et 224 d. a 2344.• 450 Sea Islands at ts. 6d. ' 35.; 20 stained at 9:3d. a 2314.4 .320 Per -1)1 Niorns at 24. 04d. a 2s. Id.; 800 Bahian at.23d. a 1314..; 150 Dernararas at 22d. a 21. Id.; 16 Suriname 'tit 231 d. ; 24 Carthagense at 1944.• 30 Sonata et 160'.a 20d.; 250 Bengal. at 13d.• lid.: yesterday 'Pearly 4,600 bags were offered at public sale; say '950 American, of which there sold at full prices 244 'floiveris, ordinary to fair old, at 11344. a 204. • 106 Vileins, middling to fair at 21441. a 22:d. ; 2811 Sea Ishinds, middling to good at 2 s. 344. a 2i. 7d.; '2,680 East India, of which there sold at a decline in . prices of Id. to 4tl. per lb. ; 660 Swats, middling to 'flair at 164. a 164 d.; 330 I3eneals, ordinary to good 'fair at litd. a 1344.; 130 Datuararai, ordinary to cod at SI li d. a 2s. Id , a few particular at 2s. 20. ,r lb. A public sale of 11. P. Sorer on r.bleeday last liought an advance of Is. per cwt.; belt the market has since beps list, slid the prices have declined 2.., 'which oeca4on a reduction in our quotations of this : day se 4 Onight of 11.,per cwt. The demand for Coffee, particulat!y from OA .groceri, has been more ani mated Outing the last few da)F, slid so advance of 3s. a be: has hero realised ; ordinary Jamaica has brnuitio 91s. • .945., fine ordinary 95i. a 96E, mid• ‘diii4l,9o , . ; egdi , :ary to fi ne ordiosry dark Dutch 1)54. to 99q. ;middling to good middling 1005.1 1051.;. 500 Inigs : Do , ordinary to good with colour, goAr te 11151..." a OW. ; r hese prices the.ownera continue t , it_ 'trii -- foi it het is 'Otte in the market., , SOO tierces Of' it Oort to limy, sir* Caroline. Rice were ostesed at ilit t )lir auctl'on I ple . (Ply, when 70 tierce mere taken by thp it , °refs, at Os.- 100 yonehooos Jamaica lton , s have been sold gglik. 6.1. per gallon 16 0. P., and at this price the 0111Micontinuraitstady. 'there has been a fair demand ibis. week for To ice* .c.4in the sisannfarturers, os,well no for-ship " and fr in SO to 100 Mids , of. low and ordinary •e • • ,ntecky 44 and Georgia, hate boa 5014 at SW. to ll :t r ier lb ;' and there are now very few of th i s de , p... , prion to he met nisi*. A parcel of 200 bbd.. Air , . ric , iii sowing Ftasseed has been, disposed of at 105• per laid. on irculatien. The arrivals of Tar pentine Lase hems larger this week than for some time paid, being 4200 brie.; let the stock was pre ciously so small, that they have bad little effect in prices, our) 1400 brls. have been sold at from 171.6 d. to 185. yet cwt. according to quality. Tar conti nues in fair demand, .aod last .week's prices are 'steadily . maintained SOO brls. Patellae having been disposed of at 181. per brl. The sales in Quer- Otron Bask are very limited, but the holders show MO dispositi on : to give way ;. a sma ll parcel of fair ilibiladelphs realised 22e ; per cwt. - BALTIC, Ihr„PRODUCE. TALLOW . 19 very brisk, bile's of Y. C. at 1321.,, Which price has been !defed ; for a large quantity', 861: isderainded. The following wets the quota- Sinus at soPetersbergb, ,Dec. 16 :-Y. C. Tallow, 160 Ad , s.; Seep' Tallow, 150; Bristles, 71 a 72; Pot Ashes, 105.---Eachange, 11 19.3130 a 9-16 d. SOUTH AMERICAN PRODUCE. Col-mfr.-There has,scircely been any thing done In Kist India Cotton since the sale, and all other kinds have been in very limited demand; prices, however, remain steady at oar Taft quotidian.- Anneaed are paiticolars of the few lairs mad% and the imports during the leek. The sales are (dirty paid), 220 Pernambercos, good to fine, 21. Id. a 2.. 14d. ; 10 Surinam., line. 2s. 21d.; 33 Smyrna., or• dinary to middling, 171 d. a'174.1.; 170 Bengal. (in. bond), fair, 1241. Total, 433 bas. The imports arsonist to 6997 bags, viz. 1065 Pereambecces, 25 United States, 1679 Slants, 4028 Beards, sad 200 irk Lisbon. . Enamors PIIIOIT.-Tbe only parcel of Cerrants which remained in the importers' bands unsold, has been bought by the trade this week, and declared - 4 Ilhem to be resold at 110 per cut. EAST INDIA PRODUCE. Inosco.-The stock which has not passed the Cowpony's tale is 5941 chests, and about 18,000 clew. are competed to be iskaseed beads, The ar _ Mkt is dull of demand. '-'• - BRITISH STAPLE ARTICLES. There is bat little variation in the prices of Re geed Sugars ; Common large Lamps are is less re quest, and May 1m purchtsed Is. lower than last week. Fine Lamps as well as bate Hambargh .Loaves are mach 'warnd for, and vitt@ higher, say Is. to 4s. Middling Goods- are steady. Duthie Leaves have' been in a fair demand by contract (during tbewia: o ) .' : for spring shipments, at prices frees 971 . a 106 s. lasses dull and rather lower. " , 1 man 'Paqvistoss.--There ii s'ef - y litlle4leksj le' any descriObe of Pinitisions. 'lndia • anti C. irk! 71.155., Waterfoidiaid"Mmerirk VI. i Isi. lid. a 71.1 b..: Belfast and Debliw 71. ss. a 71.. 1 75 t Navy 61. 5.., - Prime Mew Data% SE Si., Gmerici:Cork, and Wa terford $1.101., lureriot Miss . Bilfast 41. lbs, . :_y; • . - eifistriptions logy be 'few Will eau i I'!4 Tbt itipwiet 4,01, .6 )oub $ O6 ift.th• woe: L ietA g gein of else ra lova la look ' • .. ai el Th. tjaelk o : „ riell Sei 11, 414 P 6 efs:ii 04100 *no *Ma MS 41.; ,SczAw4Polog• • •. 1404.009.41.13 " ."1. ' .; ream.. Ms bee" partiolly empire la - SY; g quill, far In Bp. per "P.3,- Riess. --We lava jest ' , Wed sic la pod d..sad am Oa /Cheap, ler proofs. , 1 , TIORTH AMERICAN PROD , 1141/0.11 TITIPILTITIIft is Withellif Sit , CA,4101.111A SUCK is roan lesser; ....___ ...._...A. •....Air aivelinins Is I Av. , 1 , It& 111111MEMNIII•Mm....• , I " 1 1 .14 ?"4- S t i C I • COURT OF intHirSISMICH; JAW. . The Court was occupied daring woarty ttst. Iday wish the sue of Beassont If. Field, from thaw. York .Assises. The gestation related inerely to a L Wee railed to the Defendant by tbe late Sir T. .111uskett, and what interest it touteyed. COVET OF COMMON PLEAS, JAa.ll. I „ L . - ANNEX V. scsnoms. 'tse was an action spools policy of losoroosu, ow (ha *lp the General Boyd, from Serious to Lai. don, In the year 1808. The ease was formerly la 1814 and a verdict found for. she Plaintiff. A .rein yea afterwards obtained for a new trial on deo voted that the ship bad not bean eadieivotlymoouird.. Titian.. was, ootwitbsteodieg, sow tried Ably oo the podotut sea-wortbineoh le Sirjnnti BEST and VAUGHAN, on the part of the the Plaintiff, brought forward went witnesses, who gave the most decided evidence of the ship having been sea-worthy. Among the witnesses was a Cap. tells Andersen, who had offered to perchase.the ship at Serineen, with the intention of repairing her. and bringing her to England. The Captain of the . Genera, 110 yd, Smith, refused, saying, that in that case she **odd rise in judgment against him. The injary .done to the ship was occasioned by the hook of an anchor hawk% pierced her side is sailing down, the river. The Counsel contended that this was a manifest baratry. Serjeants Inns sod Btossrr, for the Defended, called several witnesses to prove that the ship-wes not sea-worthy. Among them was Captain Richard Bur= 1 iows e wile, OD BIS tross.esamination, admitted that cargoes were scarce then at Surinam, and that begot the cargo which was unloaded from the General Boyd for his ship. lie could not recollect whether, be bad bought the cable, although it was worth 100 guineas. Some evidence seas given as to the ship hav ing no pilot on board at the time, but the Learned Joke did net think this point su ffi ciently made out. The Jury, after a little hesitation, found a verdict for the Hainaut' the total loss. ADMIRALTY INSTANCE COURT, JAI. • 7115 SIR WILLIAM CORORTVE I THOMAS corr., MASTER. This vessel was arrested in a cause of subtraction of wages, by William 'brow, the late Mate, who stated in his summary Petition, that be was hired in the month of August by the Master at Woolwich (where the IfflSei was waiting for a freight), to serve as Mate, at the wages of 41. 101. per month ; and in the month of November following be sailed with a .cargo for Amsterdam, and returned to the port of London about the beginning of March, 1817; end that he continued in the service of the ship until fhe 18th of April; that the whole wages amounted to 361. 181. of which he received 301.95. Au affidavit was offered on behalf of the Muter, stating that he was forced to sail three days after the ship had been arrested, and had not time to communi cate with his Proctor, or give instructions for the de fence of the suit. Dr. Donsox, on behalf of the Mate, sbbmitted that the facts stated in the summary Petition were sufficiently proved by the witnesses examined, who were mariners, and were first on board the sessel4n the month of November,- where they saw Tregear acting as Mate, the whole of the cargo being then on 'beard ; therefore, although they cannot directly prove the hiring in this month of August, yet the presumption will be that he was on board Wane time before, for the purpose of remits. tending the lading, especially as nothing is offered on the other side to rebut that presumption. If it was not so, why were not the ship's articles pro. duced, which geoid at once have shown the nature of the contract ? Neither can the witnesses directly prove the rate of hiring; bet they swear to what was the usual rate of %ages given to Mates on such voyages. The witnesses quitted the vessel on the 10th of Mareb, when they left the Mate on board, engaged in enliveriag the cargo; therefore it is pro bable that be was engaged iu that part of his _duty up to the time to which he claims to he rewarded Neils services. With respect to the affidavit offeredy.ft is made by a person who has given bail for the ship to answer the action, therefore be most be considered as an interested witness. Rat there are co sufficient posed, stated to induce the Court to rescind the 'cwactssion of the cause for the purpose of per mitting the Master to plead. Ile bad sufficient time to have given ell the requisite instructions, and be neglected to make any communication to his Proctor or Agent. Dr. W. Ammo, oil behalf of the Master, stated, that greater part of the demand had been paid, and that the present suit was brought only for the sem of 61.85.6 d. The Mate claimed to be remunerated for entice performed during eigh t months and siz days; he bat aerially received the pay uneven months, dp i the rate of 41. 10s. per month, and does not now prove a service of quite five months; end as the ves sel was tying fora considerable time in the River waiting for freight, it is highly improbable that the Mester would have been at the expellee of employing a Mate. Neither is any proof offered to the Court respecting the rate of wages which this man was to receive. The witnesses differ much as to what was' the anal rate of wages payable to Mates in that ser vice, bat hoe. nothing of any contract in the pre. sant cam The ship was arrested Oa the 6th of May, whilst lying at Woolwich, bat ready to sail •to Gibraltar with ordnance storm Bail was given, and she was released en the 9th, and sailed immediately ; so that the Master, hurried by his preparations r his voyage, had net time to make the necessary or- 1 responds for the deface of the action, bet in- formed the preen who' makes an affidavit to that ef fect, thet-lwhad fully paid Tregear the wages dee to him. My motion to the Court is, that it will please to remind the toeclesiort of the cause for tho purpose Isf permitting the Master to plead. Sir WILLIAM Scorn.—This is an action bees ght legalist this ship by the Mate for wages, illsobaleace of which amounts to the sum of. 61..85. Ball was Oren ew the 9th of May, and the Proctor for the Master was assigned to ..bring is the suariner's coo tract. This assignation bas !aft bees complied with. Masters Mow it to beiheir &trio bring in tcminstriaments, es they are.-the most authentic eats on which the Cook can groestlits deci lion; and when they neglect to do se t the irate of • . 4403444.4 e itifri\l7 Pig Ir p ttle t a d kozz i a trle. ted ir ed lll•l4er. 114 . thtlte :11 t ai tha kiiiteogh for him to give instrectioasjor the et the salt, bet be does nut state what the Vass* a defence were. Whether the Mate demaaded higher wages thee were agreed for, or whether he reqnired remuneration for a lonrr time than he bad served, I. think there is quite ',West proof that Tregear served the time he states. He is fogad on board in November with the cargo. It is well known that the Mate is the con fi dential person with resp ect to the cargo, and would be most probably present at the lading. In the, March following he is left on board by the witnesses, attending to the unlivery of the cargo. though the fall retest of the time is not directly proved by .tbe witnesses, it is proved as strong as ptesomption can make it by the silence of the adverse party. I shall pronounce the wages to be due as claimed, with costs. SURREY SESSIONS, J.N. 21. A FELONY UNDER PRETENCE OF FAIR PLAY. John Manning, a person is the habit of attending fairs, and superintending the several games played on such occasions, was placed at the bar epos a charge of .robbery, declared to be committed under the pre text of fair play. - The indictment charged Manning with having stolen a ten pound Bank of England note from one Ballingall, bailiff to a Mr. Co:, of ayegate, at Etifil Fair. The Prosecutor stated, that he went to Ewell Fair in October last, taking with him 911. of his mister's money, and none of his own. In passing through the Write observed several persons playing at cups and balls, a game of which he knew nothing, end taking a fancy to the method of winning which presented itself to Mm, .polled his master's money out of his pocket, and offered to bet that the ball was not under the middle one of three cups. He held a 101. Hank note in his hand, but did not hold it long, for the Prisoner, who seemed to be a mere looker on, and not at all concerned in the game, snatched it and ran off with the greatest velocity amongst the horses. At that moment, as if the i whole busioess was a plan for robbery, the players decamped, kicking shoot the cops and balls, and the Prosecutor was left alone gaping about in astonish. ment. After a short time he met a constable, to whom he mentioned the circumstance, and from whom be received the most prompt assistance. lie never saw the note again, but after some search he fogad the Prisoner, who made several ineffectual at tempts to escape, at the George public-house, where •he secured him, end delivering him to the constable, be had the gratification of seeing him caged. The nest witness was William Furness, a boy about 14 years of age. He was, he said, accident ally attracted at Ewell Fair, to the spot a here the cups and balls were exhibited; was possessed of no money, and merely observed what was going for. ward. The Prosecutor, in his presence, took a Busk-note out of his pocket, and the Prisoner in. Mandy snatched it and took to his heels. All those who seemed to te concerned in the game ran off, leas. log the instruments of the game in confusion. There Wes a crowd about the place, and Manning pullid the witness out of it soon after, and offered him 6d. provided be would not say a word about the matter. Witness refused to take the 6d., and on finding the Prosecutor, went with him and the constable to the George public-house, where they laid hands upon the Prisoner, who took out a 21. note, and offered it to the constable if be would , let him off. The con. stable refused to take the bribe. The evidence for the Prisoner, and his Counsel, laboured hard to convince the Jory that the money had been lost at the game, and therefore, although the manner might appear fraudulent, it was evi. dent the contraction of felony could not be put upon it. The CIIAIRMAN treated the subject in a very dif ferent manner. He considered the whole of the eel deuce for the Prisoner relative to the particular trans action excessive liable to suspicion, even if the intelligent and consistent statement of Furness were not opposed to it ; :or it - was evident that the parties by whom the silly, and by no means honest, Prose. !sloe suffered, wete at the his for the purpose of taking in the unwary. Ferguson's character he con. sidered us bad as could be. The Jury, in order to acquit the Prisoner, would be obliged to deny all credit to the evidence of Fatness, who was a disio. terested spectator, and seemed to have acted with the utmost propriety. The Jury pronounced a verdict of Guilly. Mr. Haentsort immediately pronounced sentence. He hoped it would operate as a warning to the mul titudes who visited fairs for the purpose of robbing . under the cover of gaimlng, and that the robbery it. self would have some effect upon those who were fools enough to sport with their own money, or knives enough to sport with that of their masters.—. The sentence of the Court upon you, John Manning, is, that you be transported beyond the seas for the term of 14 years. The Prosecutor was refused his expences. The wit amass for the promotion received theirs. Bozzas.—Toeiday evening the whole of the money was made good for Purcell gad M'Carty, also the 50 guineas for West Country Dick and Payne the Butcher, who deal the week shot Peron. and M'Carty. For some time past one Mark Kingston and FA ward Peacock, two coal.porters ' working at the wharf the bottom of Water- lace. Fleet.street, have been paying their addresses to a yoeng widow, the wife of a brother workman deceased. She paid at tention to both, declaring she did not know which she liked best, bet she amid have but one, accord. log to the laws of matrimony; but, if they would take a chance who shoeld be the happy we between them, she would be agreeable. They accordingly agreed to fight, which battle took place on Friday last on the Coal Wharf, when atter r struggle of 13 rounds, in which. was.some good knock-down blows, victory was declared hi favour of Mark Kingston, who went 0, in , great triumph to see the young widow.-.--They are to be asked three times in ckerch, and to he married on Shrove Monday. \. 1 75- 4 '3l'; C . Oluspiat.r.-..-.A loath sat Mere thee 15 years of DO, and of respect** nonnFesiene, was breeght fire Alfieri., J. J. *TM yesterday, ender the fol. lowing circeatstietteti— One of-the City Ouosta Mated, that the Prisorler had been given in charge to bite by the perms le whose- house his aisles resided, he hating bees de. meted by them, robbing bet apartments in het 4: sence of • quality of wearing apparel and . other things. TM sister, • very Interesting yosag 'mime o attended before the Magistrate, bet in such a stem of diatoms as to be almost inaudible, and it mss lame time before she Mee Wag able to *Matilde " He It my brother." At length, in sewer to a malriteda of geoids's, pet in, the most soothing meaner, dig following particolars were obtained— it appeared that the Prisieer is the only son of widow, who is coained to het bed by sick es ' brought on through grief at his miscondyct. lie WI been origisally entered, as a midshipman, on bawl -the Striae frigate, Captain Carroll, 'and had *emit three year, in that capacity on the Meditertieese elation. Some time ego he was discharged, end shortly afterwards a situation as Captain's clerk, in d vessel boned-to America, was obtalued for him.-... Here, however, he did mot remain long, for the ship touching at Portsmouth, be deserted her and rehire. ed to London, where be soon formed an intimacy with an abandoned woman, to supply whoseexecra. ble rapacity, he sold and pledged almost all his owe clothes, watch, Stc. and, not eafrequeatly made frt. with the moveable property of his mother for this lea famous purpose, at the same time harassing her imr cessatit for money. On Tuesday evening his sister, who is married t o a tradesman in the City, went to pay a visit to their sick mother, when the Prisoner immediately suited him!cif of her absence from, her own apartments, aid leaving his mother's house, proceeded to pillage them as above described, and being caught in the act by the people of the house, they gave him in custody at the witch-house. The sister, on her return, applied for his release to the Const4ble of the night, but it cou ld not be granted, sod she now with - convulsive sobs implored the Magistrate to release him. The Office was very Much crowded, and every body present appeared to sympathise in her distress. After s severe, but very suitable remoo.trance and admonition, the Magistrate ordered the Prisouer to be restored to his mover. Bow.srager.—Joito Word, who was detected is altering a forged 51. Bank-note on Saturday evening, at the shop of Mr. Abraham Franck,* linen-d , ap.l, in Holborn, was brought to the Osfiee to undergo another esamination, when Mr. Westwood, the So. iicitor to the Bank, and Mr. Milton, the inspector of Bank-notes. atteaded.--The Prisoner was come milted for farther ezamination for a week. FORGERY. QoZair-statialtlL—James Maher tins brought op fore Oteresamination. an a cliarge •of bay kg gives several forged Omen of Astorag io , digit-rest yerwrw to receive the kW pity. of Captain Ja m es Meant. a Master and Couvhander uo the Royal ?Ivy. with went t.. O. fraud she Board of Admiralty. —Pri-oorr was folly committed. Slniumonotwin-ssncor --Junes Carrot, a boy 13 years A, was committed for trial far stealing, in company With data other boys. a pair of beNtron from the .bop of lodla Sterne The Ptooreetrirt from motion ofbaranalty. regaritcd ou forego the proweetion. but it was stated, that obese be), compowd a gang et forty or May, who were depwtod so as to commit de predations flight and day. They bad their places of wens( about New.sareet, Caroalry Starket, In se.rtt &lark ottjects of prey, and were the terror of the neighbourhood. The old& of diem n not more teas 16. OLD DAIILEY. WEDNESDAY, JAN. 91. Matthew Sullivan, a lad of It years of wge mil y, and Mr lour Brook, were indicted, she tint for stealing in the dwell• ink-house of Sarah Jones a hot. Hank-now, a guinea, and a 3.. piece, and the latter for barbonriag the said Sullivan, kosowirg him to have stolen these tunnies. The Prosecutor lived in Dethaal-green. and the lad had bees in her employment fur four or Ore years. On the IM• ember last, without any notice. the Prisoner left her bogie, ad after he was gou t she found that a box containing this money was miming. to about a week afterwards the boy was dims vered living in the same house With Charlotte Emits, concealed under the bed. Upon being asked where he had put the money be bid stolen. he said he had gives it to his sister afterwards , that be had buried k is the cellar; and lastly, that the Prismem Brooks Ind takes it. it was ultimately proved that the female Primmer bad laid out the money, which she bad taken from Um little boy. as difereet shops, in Warn and clothes; and the Jury, without limitation, brought in a verdict of Guilty against both Poisson. William Grote, a boy, was indicted for a burglary is du dwelling/4mo of William Hodge, and stealing thereto a watch, bis t corz i tor lived in the New-road, and kept a shop. Al six o'clock on the evening of the 22d December. the Prkaerty wasp/erred to break a pane of glass and to take out a wat s from lie window. 'floe Promotive. wife, seeing the tram . Han, attempted to get into the street to follow the thief, binds found that the street-door bad been fastened by a cord an the tuttside, and the little thief got clear of. He was afterward. takes, however, sod the wait* was distinctly traced to his poor aelololl. A verdict of Guilty was pronoonced. FROM TEX LONDON GAZETTE, JAN. 20. • , • PA R TI4 1111.5111 PS DISSOLVED. R. and W, Adams, Gray's Inclane-road..hricic•makers —s. Rogers and U. A. Imam Wi nc hester, sehool-ssistresses — R. Fatediesemi NW J. R.Vbeiter, Warwick-square, ragcy cabi net and poelket:book.mmaninelororo—N. Ward and M. limit Meer, rope-makers—. H W ood. stn. and W. Hand, josh Wond.street,Chropoideribboa. ma aufactorers— W. Re awry, NW K. Burbery, Wood ,, urreet. asesp-ide, ribbon manudnetan —J. Ro stonasd W. Heim, Habra tt, moos, wool, how ,und Ilia card-makers-6. P. end - W. Italfs,Portsca. Jewellers—T. 2 nd 8 Walliogton, ' mi Blackwell-hall factorr —. Ma . & J: King. sad Mi, Plymouth, bream—H. Hkb sad T. Hoskins. jaw timport tianber-traerchanm —T. G. Jaw AM T. H. Mardian, Kingiton-upon- Hull, otahetaisY -06 ` Jones. J. Joni's, and J. Liwreroce. Dierleon, nor andnbire, tossers—J.'erd and J. Wilson, LeedN Mt ° Olden, J. Sebollold T. Weise. and 1. Selsolkld• Opeadvm Lancashire. Gilbard. W. nary and R. Chistsdier, nrigasheintalane..lrinkeepers—F. TrAe and W. Eames, Kingoomopeta curd. n—Lt. w lk . Wood, and K. Wood, Toannimmomert-road. iron - ' Oftwild- J. Ulm* J 'tailbone. sad R. Lir ky, Nave. Derbyshire. bonammaters—N. 8. 81rensan. J. SO*W.~II. W. H. Smith and U . Tack (theentris of 1 .0. Tnekl, Trim merehants—J. Taglishei and J. Tagnitbar, Itrook-strect, llol ! born, barometer-makers. BI RTH. On the 18th inst. the wife of Bowyer Nickels, Esq. If Linn passage, Fleet wet:, as tlnnetter. • MARRIED. Os the 40th loft. 01 Man-le-baser sew Church. MAO. stasis, Esq. at Battik*, Berks. to lisossaJose. Odra *mot of Thomas U•barse Faq. Cumbeilsadatreet, l'actaassm lo•ll6+ • • • DIED. Os the lOth last. is Saekvillo street, Dublin, the Res. are Vance Miller. o( Profess Ileac Black Buck. L `NDOI4 s Printisd And Attllib.d-M D. law 1161 4 61 irarts. t h Orrtos, Wl+. 4, lhalishvirr-reert, nett' •) k I , : - t the at* • W. WS- wryt rete d silk eel I lett lopes .mer usr racMr sit • , tai Selo rt." li °l7 I I. 10 1, ewe. r. Dr• memo dt I! I