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,? ~~ M itets,t od the depression or improvement of the old, than by any matters relating more imme diately to the state and circumstances of the debt itself. Should the trade of the country be uncertain and discouraging, so that merchants would be unwilling at the moment to embark their capital in it, the funds will certainly rise, because •.he unemployed capital will be turned into the Stock Exchange, where its value will be lowered io prnportiou to its abundance, and consequently a larger sum of capital must be given for a fisted sum payable as intern?, than would be required if the competition of capital wes less. If that fined sum payable as interest were diminished, so of course must be the amount of capital re quired for the purchase of it; the justice of the proposed measure, therefore, to the proprietors of Government securities, would be precisely the same as if an Act of Parliament were passed for depriving the present propiietors of hind of a cer. taus proportion—not of their rents—but of their land itself. We are sorry to perceive that this project of as. sailing the rights of the fundholders was egoist no -lu:fa last night in the House of Commons in terms of approbation by more Members then one. The suktiret cretsiuly has not been considered by these Geniis-tutu with all the seriousness that its import uner- merits. Nothing can be more alarming than thus to hold out to one part of the community, as thornily prospect of relief, the direct robbery of moodier. We shall not now touch upon the re. ciedneiss of the public faith, as pledged to those persons who, in the distresses of the countiy, intrusted their money to the Government for the public service. This consideration cannot fail to strike even those who now urge the violation of this engagement; but were the subject to be en tertained merely es a question of political expedi ently, every principle of policy must be found to militate against the suggestion. The Paris Papers of Tuesday lest have arrived. The Fumls continue to rise. The Five per ('tit. Consols left off on M lay et 83 1-sth fr.; Bank Actions, 1,4974 fr. These Papers contain little other intelligence of any interest. The fol lowing are extracts :-.- FARIS,' FEBRUARY 7. On Sonde,' night, at nine o'clock, the musket of the atonic.' placed at the door of the residence of the Duke of Angoideme, went off at rest. The report of the explosion caused the guard at the Cootie to take arms, who since the attempt of the 27th of January, have redoubled their vigilance. The soldier to whom this accident happened suf fered no injury. Certain journals. for the last month repeat every moraing, that the Duke de Gallo, Minister for Foreign Affairs of Naples, who followed King Ferdinand to Lai Bach, had received an order to stop on the way; that he had been interdicted from passing the frontiers of the Austrian territories, &Ad finally, that it had been intimated to him he roust not appear at Laybach. All these asser ting's are alike contrary to the truth. It is true that the Austrian officer who commands at Mantua, prevented the Duke de Gallo from continuing his route, but upon the complaint addressed to Lay bitch by the latter, a courier extraordinary carried back to the Commandant at Mantua an order to suffer the Neapolitan Minister to pass. At Guilts the same difficulties presented themselves. They ware removed in the same manner. Thus the Duke de Gallo is now with the King of Naples at the Congress of Laybisah. _Prince Ituffo has not resumed the portefenille as the same journals have stated.—(Constuntiosel.) There is a rumour in the west end of the town, that the restoration of the Quint's name to the Liturgy was the subject of deliberation at the Coun cil held on Thursday at Carlton Palace. With the two late majorities in their favour, in the House of Commons, and the popular reception of his MAJINTY on his two late appearances in public, Ministers might now yield the point with a good grace, and without any wound to their pride. This concession is necessary towards repairing the in justice inflicted by Ministers on the Quzeta, and without it we fest , the agitation excited by that in- justice will not subside.—( &vetting Paper.) It will be seen by an advertisement in the front of our Paper. that a Public Meeting will be held on Monday next, at the Crown wad Anchor, Strand, to take into consideration what couduct it will he proper to pursue respecting the sentence upon Sir FSANCII BURDITT. Extract of a letter from New South Wales, dated September 1, 1820:—The following ships are now lying here—the Aeptune, !Indium, filangler, hurl St. Vincent, Woodlark, and the Dromedary. The Claudine, Captain WELCH, ►ailed iii July for Ba tavia and England. The Dromahry is to sail in November for England. Governor fklseriusistE is expected to return to England very soon. The colony is in a most flourishing state ; every thing tranquil, and ■ll kinds of European goods cheaper than in England, the market. bring ve►y full. The Ajax. arrived in the Downs, leftArndt .4 Ist October, and the Cape Bth December ; the Coro mandel, Lases, IVorfolk, and Blossom had Mil ivrd at the Cape ; off Ascension spoke the Borodino transport from Mantras with the ullicris mid crew of his Majesty's late ship Carron. A Board for passing Invalid'', as in and oul-pen- Nioners of the Royal Hospital!, was held on Wed nesday at Chelava, when 390, who arrived from Chatham the preceding day, belonging to the fol io«iag regiments, were admitted, vie. ;-10th, 31st, 4Gth r 1 21/4 72d, 73d, 75tb, 601 h, tteth, and gist. THE WEEN. Visitors at Brandeoburgh House:— Lord Whom Mr. W. A. Maori's, N.P. Lady Milton Sir R. Wilson, M.P. Hoo. Mrs. Mawr Colossi Notches, M.P. Earl Thud Lleet..Col. Roberts, M.P. Mrs. Veva. Mr. T. Marlin, M.P. Mrs. Demos", Mr. Home, M.P. A List of Addresses to be presented to her MA MITI' at Brandenburgh House, on Monday next, •1 twelve o'clnek, by the following i w rsons Pryse Pryor, Esq. H P. J. C. Curviest, Esq. M.P. Robert Hurst, Esq. M.P. %V. P. Hooywood, Esq. M.P. Jos. Birch, Esq. H P. Primrose, Esq. M.P. the Hos. R E. Craves, sod Aldan's,' Wood, M.P. Rookbioders 1 Market Lawlor's, Bakers ' 4 Fellows, Riehasood, Spitaleeldx Committee for eseortimg her %skill , to St. Paul's Sl.Ge.riye, Hanover square St. Pancras, Middlesex St. Andrew. Holborn, sod St. George the Martyr Ross North Leads Sudbury Odd_ . _ To. k•hire Inverkrithieg Monmouth Bleadon, Somerset Harrington Horsham Romney Mcdsorad and Wentworth Nottsunbatt: TO THR EDITOR OP THE BRITISH PRESS. gut— Among the uumrrous admirers of thst distinguish. ed patriot Sir Francis Burdett, I ant sure there is but ono opinion as to the propriety of his allowing the ►rasp fine impose I upon him fur what you so properly express an excess or virtu►. that I do hope be will comply with the wish of the comemeseily allarge, mid allow Ilse amount to be raised by a subset iption. You will contribute in nommen degree to the m11'12,1,00 ufyuur readers hy urging him to such a riles. sure, and to uoue more su than your humble but ardent ad mirer. P. l/arA•lane, February 9, 1821. DURL PREVEVTED. _ Information having beeu ieeeived that a duel was to take place early yesterday between a C.aptoin S —a, and T. H. D--e—r, a gentleman of furlune , the latter was watch ed when he len his horse, iu the vicinity of Mary le•l3une New-road, at five o'clock yesterday morning, and repaired to Fiichtey Common ; the opposite party arrived soon after: but some suspicion was excited, sad the parties a awned to London, having avoided soy thing lake preparation for I. hr. act, of the 114.111 Ce. The coosimbles' orders were to sppre beud the parties preparing for the duel. MATCH TO WALK SEVENTEEN MILES IN THREE HOURS. A gentleman, of the name of Billinghurst, matched on the Last day of January, fur WO guineas, to du the above great match; he started yesterday motion( on the xlry road. He walked the fast three milts iota minutes and 10 seconds, and wax one minute and a half sender the hour doing six miles. He kept well on his speed, mid was hacked at 8 to 4 to win, after having done ten util.• in uue hoar and thirty nine minutes; but he lust making good his ground after. Oue of his ankles began to swell at lb. thirteenth mile, which so much increased, that he !railcard the task after doing fourteen miles in two hours and twenty eight minutes. A men was of. red to be backed ow the ground to run two miles in ten minutes. The race was made for tee gui. way and he woo it by eine ',coeds. His name did nut come use, but he is a Staffordshire man, and was called Harry; he was only known to his backers. AWFUL INSTANCE OF SUDDEN DEATH. Last Monday awning Mr. Junes lugs, of Stewart's rents, \VIM-street, Ligroin's Inn-fields, after breakfasting with his Tandy, was proceeding down stairs, when he was audit, my seized with a dizziness in his bead, mud would have Niro had hr not grasped the stair.ease railing. His daughter hearing a noire on the stairs, came owl, and found the old gentleman iu the situation above described; she asked hint what it was ailed him? but his speech had failed —he diupped down—aisil in less than one Pinnate was a corpse ! A Coroner's Inquest wu held on the burly, and the Jury returned a verdict of—" Died by the visilalioa of God." • =. ". A splendid hammercloth is preparing as • pre sent from Colonel ROBARTS to Lord CRA NBORN on his marriage. It is composed of Cape Nene skills of the most beautiful description, furnished by Mr. POLAND, furrier, of the Strind, with golden cl a ys, and the family altos at the cud., of the most exquisite workmanship. it may toot be wholly devoid of interest to those Ladies and Gentlemen who adopt the prevailing &Akin of Curling the Hair, to Worm them, that, in order to prevent the dryness lent harshness whirl, but Irons give to the Lair, ATKINSON'S CURLING FUJI I) is the Duly article for that specific purpose, which has been patrunirid by She Nobi.ity, and also generally adopted by the meet fashion able Hair I) . By applying it to She hair lifter it makes it soft •nd glossy as the finest si,k, sod keeps the Curl firm in the rxercita of dancing or walking, or in damp weather. It also possesses the most surprising properties fur regenerating the growth of the lisle, and for itreventing it (slime off or changing colour. It is sold by most Perfumers, Hair Dressers, and Nledicine Venders; but as there are an. memos Counterfeits, the following sticisatere tool address is on the label of the genuine: a James Atkinson, 44, Gerrard. Street, London." HAZARD and Co. respectfully inform the Public, that, by n new arr.ingemetit, on VA LEN - TIN L'S DAY (A , XI WrfiACllliay) the Purchaser of a *Mile Ticket can only use eighteen shilliugs, ■ Sixteenth twu shilling*, other Shares its p►oportion, and yet have a Chance fur all the Capital Prins that may be draws, on that day; and the Public sill please to recollici, that Three Prizes of 2,0601 Commis Milli liken be drawn. If the Tickets and Shares arc returned wt the above /MA II 1(114, it Mali be me or Wore 23d of February —The Wheel is rich, and contains, besides other Prizes ii. Commis mid Money, Six of 41,0007.—Ticktis and Slatirs are Selling by HAZAR D and Co. at their Old and Fm innate Offices, Royal EsehatigoCiate; 46, Corisliill atbd 324, l)xfurd•streel ; ' by their Agents in the Cotinir), wh , . sold, ill the last Contract„ Na. 1.481, a Prize of 10,0:114, and in learnt Lotteries Four Prises of 30,00 Vi. ■nd Sere. Prizes of 20,01101. On the return of his MAJESTY to Carlton- I'dlure on Wednemloy night, as serious occident oe culled as the covalcode woo down Long sere. Owing to the slippery slate of the prireineot, the hor►e of one of the lifegisinthtsirsi f I , 111111 the rider woo thrown to the ground. Some of his coinp.i. mous, in their rapid career, tisiorindobly rode or. r Liar. The wheel of a cormige olpo 'mooed over his brea►t. It is •upet litmus to odd that was bili ously hurt. Olt Friday lust a fine boy, just three years whilst playing near some madding' iu the. mut , . litwrilood of Cheltenham, WI upon a map of quick bier, %Omit lay Ilk- snuw upon the ;pound; :nul hyluie the accident win ihittovereil, the poor Infant ars literally burnt to death. The wart( lied and uneorociuus father was she first to remove m he Lolly, and tm clearing the feistuies arum the lime, dis covered to his astooishaueut and dismay that it was his cowl, child, and sunk Unsuitable to the grouods 14W lIVTELLIGENCIL COURT OP KING'S BENCH, Wzirmiturtmt, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9. Till ICING U, 010101 VIRAGO. Mr. Cunt moved for the judgment of the Court on the Defendant, who was convicted at the last Assizes for War wick. before the Lord Chief Baron, for publishing, in Oelo. her 1619, at Birmingham, where he carried on the trade of a bookseller and newsman, a seditious and blasphemous libel, in a paper called Tee ficpubliette No. 9. The Defendant p u t i n hi s own a ffid a vit, staling that be had discontinued selling the works of Carlile; that he had already suffered a lung impeisonment for selling No. It of The Republiehm, and was totally reined in his lousiness, and had • wife and four children to maintain by his own per foetal exertions. Mr. DU NA* addressed the Court for she Defendant, in mitigation of punishment. Mr. CLARK and Mr. RrADER spoke in aggravation. Mr.Jumice BATLEY, after ohterving on the pernicious nature and tendency tor the work which the Defendant had published, sentenced him to twelve months imprisonment in the House of Correction, Coldballs-fields. THB RING V. EDMONDS. The Defendant in this ease, being also Defendant in the ease of the King against Cartwright and wheel, had obtained the permission of the Court that he should not be calls(' up for judgment in the present case until the Court had heard the argument for • new trial in the other case. Mr. CLARK now stated his iodination of asking fur joadg meut lo.worterow. WEST MIDDLESEX WATER COMPANY. Mr. SCARLETT sheared cause against the rule for a wan. daunt, obtained by Mr. Brougham a short time ago. He said, if the terms of tbe rule were looked at, it would he found to be the most universal asandasaus which the Court bad ever granted. It was to call upon the West Middlesex Water Company to rejoin the service pipes (which had been d from the main pipe.) belonging to the house. of the ialsabitsnts °film parish of Mary-le.bune, and supply them with water at the males heretofore charged, and this was at the iastance of two individuals, without skewing that ell the inhabitants required it. It was quite manifest that the Court would not grant the intandanatis in those terms. The question broadly stilted was, whether the Water Company could be compelled to supply any individual with water, no contract being entered into fur that purpose. It was quite clear to him they could not, hooking at the Acts of Parlia ment by whirls the West Middlesex Water Company was established. The first Act, that of 46 Geo 111. cap. 11, pro. vided that such of the inhabitants of Hammersmith, Ken. Mutton, Putney, and other places, as were desirous of hen% supplied wills water by the Comp toy, might lay on • service. pipe al their owls expense to the main pipe, h av i ng fi rs t ob tained the s consesat of the Company for opening the ground, and paying for the mime such suns as might be mutually agreed upon between them. The Loot, CHIPS J !mica- 4 ' Does the Act authorise you to lake away the supply after the pipes have been once put down ?" Mr. SCARLET" submitted, that the whole was left by the Act as matter of contract. If the Act of Parliament had made it imperative on individuals to lake water from the Company, then norlioultteilly there must exist a power, either in that Court or elsewhere. of enforcing the supply. By the second Act of 50 George 111. cap. 132, all the parsers, &e. of the former Art were continued, au far as they were not expressly 'hereof. His Learned Friend (Mr. Brougham) must go the length of caontesulii ~ that a clause in the last Act, which priih , bited the Company from selling any of the privileges by Moot Act secured to them, and authorising them tp take and demand moth sums as were reasonable, was an express repeal of the 57th section of the Act of 44 George 111. The COURT inquired of Mr. Brooches', if his affidavits slated that the iutlividu•la applying bad authority from the majority of She inhabitants! Mr. BROUGHAM said, the oppllestion was made with the concurrence of a great proportion of the Inhabitants. Mr. Justice BATLEY thought it would he proper for Mr. Brougham to have his affidavits amended, so as to skew that he had not only the concurrence but the authority of the majority of the inhabitants of the parish. Mr. Semiscarr—" Should the Court listen to this appli cation, it will be a question whether the Company should carry on their works at all." The LORD CRISS Justice said, it appeared to him that the Legislature was the proper place to settle all the matters he deference; though undoubtedly the Court would uut iu any ease fix • rale. Mr. DERMAN- 44 The Act of Parliament has already fixed the asaximunt of the Company's profits at ten per cent." The COURT—" The rule mum he enlarged till next Term." Mr. BROUGHAM suggested that so long • delay would prevent the parties reaping that advantage which they anti cipated from the opinion of the Court. The LORD CHIEF JUSTICV- 44 if the opinion of the Court, that the Legislature is the proper place for a remedy, is what you want, 1 think you have It already, Mr. Brougham." Rule enlarged. COD-FlSli. Great quantities of herrings are still brought, at intervals, to the commodious fish market in Boston, which hint lately been supplied with the more delicious eoi•fish in great abursdsure. Ctsiblish, as well as herrings, are dingly prolific. Of the former it is a ted that " • single Ash will produce at • birth, if they escape depredstiou, • number equal to that of the inhabitauls of England:" of the latter, that " if guff red to multiply unmolested, and its offspring to remain undiminished fur the space of twenty years, it would show • promo) , many times greater in bulk than the whole earth." lake herrings, cod-fish also derive importune from their constituting one of those articles of committee which most essentially contribute to the comfort of man. In the year iBOB, 577 ►hips, carrying •bout 64,1167 tuns, and navigated by 4,336 seamen, were employed by the British Goes rument to export the produce f the banks of Newfoundland, the seat sif the principal end fisheries. The vessels used lii this fishery are loon u•se hundred to nee hundred ■rid fifty lima burden, and cat tbfrosts thirty to An ty thousand fish emelt. Besides the i••riuers, ishout 10,000 persons are employed its ea/clime, salting, mid dr)ing the fish, which ate sent Guru thence to the West Indira, anti to Europe, where the greatest part are dtipu+ed of in Catholic countries during the seism, of Legit. Fano these fialiertim the proprietors are said to reap • hit so abuisilaill,'iss to et pay their trouble by a revenue of seer rat millions a year; and it is probable, that, when some of the valuable mild miner are wrought out, they well still remain au inexhausted and inexhaustible sunset. of treasure. Newfoundland, in the infinity of disco►ery, was an appel- Intiou common to all Nueth America. Toe famous b►br a g banks ou the basid of that name, whirl, the general rem. d. atone of the cud, appear to be the tops of vast chains of submartue mountains, extending above 500 emirs in length, mid surrounded with sleep seas: t h ey are rendered, by the resort uf this fish, almost as valuable to great Britain as the mines of Potosi are to Spain. Cud•hsh are never seen sculls of Gib altar, and few are taken north of /Mind; they air again tumid to SWAMI tin the courts uf Norway, iu the Baltic, off the Hebrides, Ork ney, mid Western Isles; bust we understand that those which are at this matins brought.iii cobbles to Boston, are must of them caught sat the Dogger Batik Whilst herrings ale styled anchovies of the Norllt—hurl at the pkeusatil tf the waters—and soil-Gab a luxury fit for latitga—porpoises, which in' warmer •onus me frequently at en dispoi nog to our river, even as high as Skirbeck Church, are now held in not I contempt, and deservedly riject esl as an article of food. Yet the porpoise too has had its day. It was once es highly esteemed as the shark is now by the micron. of Africa, and the whale by the inhabitants of Gieeulaud. It has been known to bold • conspicuous place in the bill of fare fur entertainments given in the hall of a palace. Indeed we lean• front good authority, that a porpoise was considered • delicious luxury, ■nd even accounted s 'or,: dish, so late as the re►gn of Henry V111.—(00clon Gentle) COAL MARKET, FIIOUVAILV 9. Ships at Market. Ships Sold. Price. 5U Newcastle 5 Soliderland .... It .. 335. Ad. to ♦l.. OJ. 5 Stoue Coal .... 1 [Freon lila " Leaden New Pelee Carrent."J FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9. COTTON.—The holders of East India Cotton are more firm, and no pareels are offering eat SU low rates as for some weak' preceding ; all tither descriptions of Cotton an and may be quoted a shade lower. 1 he sales liner one last consist sf 100 Pernams, 121. a 120. in bond ; 1110 Bowed., 9d • 91d.; 100 Surma, 6,e41.; 250 Bengali, sd. • 51d.; 100 Deco-oars% 10d. a lop. duty paid; 50 Carrie- COU and Grenada, 9d. a 1181. The accounts from Liverpool this morning state that market heavy. SUGAR —The demand for Miisrovaden this week his been vary !Moiled; there is nut the slightest variation in the prices. Good cud flue Sugars continue comparatively scarce, and rate high. Tb• Refined market has beers heavy, and rather lower, owing to the extrusive parcels formerly bought by 'lrmo- Wiwi being throws upon the marker, mad as they no longer appear sanguine at to the alteration in the Remiss Tariff, tke redisetioa I. the prieea daritic the meek may be slated at Is. a ts. Molasses are steady. Exported last week:— Single Doable 1 To Homburgli East mod West ladies 2,748 f 627 Ireland 2OO 113,480 1 et 7 By public sale, 3,300 hags Bourbon Sugar sold f•11y ts. lower than the last Enid India gals, chirlly good brown sod low yellow hegira : 285 chests H h sold. the white at high rates, the yellow avid brown at a small reduction ; White, middling 545. a 565. ordinary ; Yellow 31s. 61. • 326 • Brown 281. a 28A. Co►wsr.—The public asks of Colfre broueld forward ibis week have hems considerahle ; the priers g Ily must Ise quoted 2s. • 3.. per cwt. lower. Several 'weds of Kiegod ( hoa r y pale Si. Domingo, 1 Um 6.1. awl 1 Ills.; good ordiaar• Jamaica, hat rank, 115 s. • hue ordsuary, 118 s. • Mts. Demerara and perinee Crate at • similar r. due. Linn ; midrib's., 1255. a 146 • good middlorg, I2W , rauvt 130 s. Three were Ito public sales this twenoon, stud ce►y little business doing by private cootract. RUM, BRauDY, and liottAttos.—The Government con tract fur 101,000 gallons of Rom has no effect on the market prices : Leeward, and low Jamaica. may be onrchased at II Nether reduct,on of 1.1. per gallon. Brandy may he bought on lower tellltr, hut as there have been no Wee we cerium slier the quutatious. Geneva is still without inquiry. Tat.t.ow —The dentin(' Cur Foreign Tallow coutio•ra very limned; the prices are without variation. The Town t•atker is today quoted at 58s. 6d., which is the same as last week. A 4V-it lIVI'ELLIGENCR. rowniummt, vssituaair O. Sailed the Cameleon on a rrui.e; Caroline, Soopet, rre Havre; (),, V%. for Honduras; Kinpion, P.lllllll, fire Ja malts ; and Jubilrr , Falrbo►u, to the IlVe,twant. PLYMOUTH. IFERIIARY 7. Arrived the Harriet, Coming, from Si. Mit hall's FALMOUTH, IKBRVAIIT 0. Arrived the Conklin, %lave. from London for Balsoria; Amps u, HOider ; Mud Lady Popham, Jenkins, from Lon don for Jamaica; Lang, Clark, from London for Si. ♦in cent's; Mary, Cleland, Gomel London for St. Luria; Mar garet, Simp-,..., Rom bunion for Teneriffe; and Mellona, Laing, from Newt-smile for Rio Janeiro D RAI" F tan VARY 8. Came down from the Myer the Itariou, Denning, for Ja maica; and Westmorehturt, Robinson, fur the Writ !itties. The ontward.hound remain, but will get away as animas the ebb tide makes. SCILLY, PIMA Wilt 11. Several casks of butter and some Alberts have beets picked, up on the shine of several of the adjacent islands. The Ann and William, Best, from Plymouth fur Te►ceira, foundered at sea on she 6th ultimo. ;ItEMI • MARKETS.• CORN EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, Fe RIVARY 9. We bad but few fresh arrivals of any grain this wormier, bet a cousiderable quantity remained aver from Weems. day's supply, for winch there was little o► no demand, &MmHg') uffrred on lower terms, but both the above articles of prime quality fully supports Monday's priers. The Oat trade continues very heavy at a decline of Ir. per quarter, owing to large arrivals frum Ireland. In Beans and Pease there is no alteration. NEWBURY, BERIC3, FEBRUARY g Wheal .... ...... 400 to 60s I Oats Rye ........ .....—• to —s Brans 3OO to 41s Barley 191 to '24sl Prase 3OO to 32s Bread, per gallon, is. Old. to 10. 2ld. HEM EL HEMPSTEAD, FauituAttit 8. Wheat, per Id. (five bushels) Oats 231 to 434 Hestia New ditto .. sto —s New —s to —s Barley, per quar. 23s to gds Pease DEVIZES, FEBRUARY B—lnspectors Return. Best Wheat 281 OE • 30. Od I Oats lBs o.la 22s 0.1 Barley.... 22. Od a 26. 0.1 Beans 1,272 Sacks of Wheal, sold at the average of 265. 9d. SALISBURY, FEBRUARY 6. Wheal 4O. to fan 04 Oat, Barley. .... 20a to 22. 64 I Brans AMITIIFIELD MARKET, FlewAy, FISIMARY 9. There was • good supply of all kinds of rattle, but few buyers, mid Ilse market mil...seed very heavy, in cnioripience of w►ich the priers are lower these last market day.—lit the Hay-market there is sin ulte►atinn. draw ■nd Clover re mains per our Isst yomation.—The following is au accurate statement of the prices and nomhers : To sink •t.e offal p.' stuns of 111 b. 8ed..../s. 0.1. to Is. 104. ' Head o( Cattle t►is day: Hutton OJ to 51. O,i. Beasts 6OO laish„..o4 0.1. to ail. Od. Sheep Ve5i1....50. 01. to 7s. Oil Calves Port ... Is 0.1 to bs. 10.1 I Pigs HAY-MARKET. 31. 10,. Oil. so 4/. Ss. Od. Clove► 4l. 10,. 0.1. to 0/. 10s. 041. Straw PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW ST J 4ll ES'S. wotrrew A rne.. Hay 3/ 6. 0.1 to 41 A. NI Hay.. 3116. 0.1 to 4/ 6. OI Straw I/ 5. 6.1 to I/ 139 0.1 Straw... 1/ Ss olto 11 14. Od Clover 4/ Os 0.1 to 4/ 15s Od I Clore► 41 0.04 to 5/ 0. Od NEHGATE AND LEA DENHALL MARKETS. (By the Carcass.) Beef .... 38 Od to 4s 4d I Veal .... Od to 61 04 Minton.. 3s 44 to 4s 84 I Pork .... 4s 04 to 5s 44 PRICE OF NPW UAGU. Kent ....4/ las lo 41/ ISt Suellen ..21 lir to 31 5. Ilsoex ... .21 10. 10 4/ 4. Farnham, Roe, 41106 l 0 6110. PS, per Cwt. NEW POCK PTO. Kent .... 21 10s to 4/ 111. Snivel .... 21 Os to 21 14. Este: .... 21 10. In 31 10s Ditto, envoi', 21 I& to $1 Os I9tICE OF RAW FAT, per stone ofBlb. As Mated by the Tallow Au Mated by Ott Bakken.. St. James's Market.. 3. bid Price by Ta115w.....3s 4J Wltitechapel Market 34 4d A romp 3s 40 PRICE OF CANDLES, From Tallow Chandlers Hall. Price of Candles, per dozen, 1 Is Od—Moulds, 12a 6d. tid. per &aro allowed fur ready money. PRICES OF TALLOW, SOAP, &e. per 1121 b. Town Tallow 60. 0.1 —., 04 Yellow Soap Yellow RusNis 524 0.1 —. 0.1 Mottled White ditt0...514 Od —s Od (7.srel .. 1 Soap i11ite......46. 0,1 — s O i l G raves 2 Ol O a Melting Stutl42s 0,1 —so,l Good Dregs 9,. Os Ditto rough-28a 0.1 —s 0,1 FOREIGN WOOLS, per lb. Spanish Sheep, Leann& Oda 4s 3d Segovia .. 3. 0,1 a 3. 64 _ . --- Soria is 9d a 3. 34 ---- Seville Saxony, Ist . _ _ . Ra 4. 0.1 a 51 0.1 Bohemia, lit .... 4a 0.1 a Os 0.1 2.1 34 0.1 a 4. Od OILS, per Too, of 252 Gallons. NewGreeul.Whale.. 221 —s I Spermaceti Ohl poked 101 s Pik Seal 3Ol —ii I Pale Rape . 471 —. SHEEP SKINS. 31 Stl lo Pollrd RAW Best Heifers & Sdeers, Pe re. _ _ . ts &Ito2r led Middlings 2s 4d to ts 641 Downs .. Os Od to Os Od II DES. On/usury.. 2. Od to 2s 2J Market Calf each Os Od Eng. Horse Or 0.1 to Os fld Polltd .. Os OA to Os Od PRICE OF LEATHER. Butts, 50 to 56Ihs each 17.1 to MI per lb. Ditto, 5d to dalbs cads Dressing Hides Fitic Coach Hides . . .. Crop Hides 35 to 4016 for cutting 15.1 to 13/1 Ditto 15 to 5111hs 161.1 to 1911 Calf Skies' 341 to 401 hi. 13.1 to 30d , Ditt• 50 to 7016 s 300 to 36.1 Ditto 70 to 80169 ..... Small Seals (Greenland) 16.1 to 20.1 Large ditto 34.1 to 18.1 'laniard Horse !titles Spanish Horse Hides -- MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL TM' DAY. .11111.. 31. R. J. Cannon, Liverpool, merchant %V. Wylie, Bloom.hary, merchant 3 10 H. Reed, Rermiondsey,curn-dealer ...... G. I' , Mooring-lane, merchant W. Marshall, Recent -street, Westminster, statuary J. Buyer, Clutched Friars, merchant G. Chadic, Knightsbridge, carpenter and undertaker.. 2 10 E. Fisher, Edgeware-road, nurseryman 11. Fuller, Bethnal-greets-rued, surgeon L. Norton, New Uniuu-sireal, stage-coach pro praetor J. Mitchell, Flowlidutt, dealer W. Reed, jig's Cierkenwell.elosc, walehmalter 2 11 W _William, and A. Wh) te, New fond street, halters 1 1 R. Knight, Gray's-Inn lane, livery stable-keeper 1 10 J. &sorry, Croydon, coal-merchant. P. Blocher, Into of the City• road, hone-dealer T. Frost, Little Titclifield.street and Link Port land stress, coach-maker T. Kempslcr, Rouverie-streci, carpenter T. Mantle, Dover, caliinet.msker . ... 1 10 G. Bloeg, Ahler.gate-aireet, kwelter J. P. Ride's', Bridport, linen-draper 1 11 DIVIDENDS. A. Kruse, Bioad-street v mcrcTiaut J. G. Rabb, Grafton street East, sculptor lO H..IIIIIViN Tottenham-moist-road, cabinet-maker ll J. W. &meshy, Fish atter!. kill, nuts-bard M. sad G. J. Ross, Dowfate. hill, dealers W. Hancock, Pn.y St. Edmunds, cabinet.maker J. C m, near Wendover, timber-nit reliant B. Hun., Gllolllll4ll's Arida, watchmaker .. ... II J. C. Hyde, New-road, apotherary C ERTI FICATES S /evens and G. Jeer's's, of St. Jamees.walk, Clerkenwell, ifiddleesxjapanners.—W. Hutton, of Erratum, Worcester, isorter-dealer.-0. Trent, of Bourtou, Dorset, matteter.— T. Sprain, of Thorubury, Gloucester, tallow chandler-- F. of Budge-row, London, merchant —W. ktinett, of Prospect.plaer, Sou thwark, Surrey, auct tourer.— White, of Strand-lane, Strand, Middleton, printer.—J. Holmes, now or late of Portsmouth, euel.irserchent.—E. Philip., of Nor berth, Pembroke, finest-draper of Birmingham, .word-maker.—J. Bean., of Manchester, umbrelle•mena facterer.—W. Prentice, of High.eireet, Southwest', 'ruts rammer.. On the 31st whim°, at ‘Vtlitiatirt Howse, Ireland, the Marchioness of Sligo, of a son. MARRIAGE. On Friday, the Oih host. by the Rey. Pownall Bastard, Kb. Parry Richards, se I son of the Right Hun. the Lord Chief Rerun, to Frances Eliza , youngt“ tlaaglaer of the hie Jonathan Denoett, Erri. - DEATH. On Thurwisy (vetting, at limmaurantith, Sophia. the wile of kotualite Wm. Clarkson, C•q. of Comex-sirret. She was a must exemplary wife and mother. HIGH WATER THIS D.Alf AT LONDON MIDGE. Sionder 63.alise4. f &miaow Si after S. PRICE Or crocks TOMER DAY. Bank Sto.:k .. 41M t 29 SPeret•N• Ansi. 106 ill 3 !per Ct. 1ted...731 73 I Imp. 3 per Ct. Anus lii 73k I 'Milli Stuck 23u 3 per CI. Cone... 72ffi !Wig' Wilds.... 4 2 pr. Sti per Cent I o t I Re. tislis. Y... 3 4 6 l a. 4 per Cent5.......91 I Cona.for Acc...73 725; COURSE OF EXCHARc Amsterdani ....C.F It 9 Ditto at sight lt 8 I J Rotterdam .... 2 C lt 10 Antwerp lt 10 Hangiargh U. 38 2 A1tuua........2 U. 38 3 l'aris 3 day's 25 7s Ditty .........2 IJ. 28 6 Rosirdcaus. 2B Frankfurt or tlte Main, Ex. M., 168 Pctersisurnh, rbl.3 U. 01 Vicuna effective 2 M 10 17 Trieste .do lO 17 Madrid. . Cadiz Wilson 3B Barcelona tills 36 Gibraltar E, FRIDAY, FRIRVART 9. Leghorn Nrtioa 43! Vearice ..... 27 60 Malta Napka .. 38} Palermo.. .. per as. 116 LiAbou Oporto Rio Janeiro ... . . 58 Dublin Cork ..... ........ 8 ZULLION . Portugal Gold in g t. d. Coiu, per 0t....0 0 0 Foreign Gold iu liars .....3. 17 114 New Doubloons 0 0 New Dollars 10e Silver in Bars ....0 4 111 Pnoted Rod PoMislead at Too Damon Paso sod Tom Gt.oss Orme, No. 117, 111rsoil, by C. coßnwlll.l., of lb. &mil. . NI W et N To 1 1 1,1 .... . . Al . 1 4 1 E Ins ; Nis I is I Nw nos Cm Chi cos DE r • .akt 1 0 , Sid us i . 1 1 meli a .... ... I UXBRIDGE. Cora Inspector's Return, THUSIDAY, FIBRU4RT 8. Wheat, per load lOl lOs to 18/ 10. Barley, per quarter.. 231 —d to t 7; —rl Oats. Isa —(I to 25; —4l Beaus 27s —4l to 40s —4 Prase 3os —d to 34s —d I 1