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LA/P:ffrigitiJCENCE. COURTAIE CHASCARY, - .Werrint Newt. Nev. 7. At iAlt. r reetazi,"„th *LORD Ca•xcia.Lot dad the t4liiil`sZur*liii,s. l . 6 . itresifird ip their ro:.ea. took tbrel; •tieitte; atiethts;mnieri Orient 'gagster. in Chancery. . • ••Ithbt, tki,r..eustnet, having lowemappsdated by His Ms-- jetty:JO. be oac.of Ins Cuuosol, tank bits weatittside • the bar. by the directiuttsmfl.ord Ya s.nEit C. tle q/ AY 1.1.S111;aT• Mr. VICSIAiLRIY wat.4unilit of the iJefctillsat, moved, tlmt the.tcypipoiri.of a witness, .41 OtilVitoi the fllefeutlani, Itti 4 ht ite taken before the filmier; on account of hie obi age uu.4 itidirpositiett. , ctrcumgattees of the rale were, that...Ow the .:Jul coming 0,1 to I,e ilear4, the Court directed an ' WO to lie trieth hi the Comet of Kio g •slleneh, whether annul I Lulhert did not, in the year 17i4, die pus strieci u: .t certain estate ? The Haiutiti•esutuined witnes.e% before the rdsmter, bat the I)efendant did ' not. Mr. Ricivirtlsstitted, that theNtsble Dermal-. sat had ueeu advisttd. by his Contuse!, Out In e.staine witats.cts, as t'aey had not u doubt bat the Court would direct so issue; but ut the p:l•Neat anoment, one of the most es4ential witnesses for the • Defendituit. tied 79, was lubooring nailer a dim serous 111..ess, witt little hopes of his recovery, and if his evale.tee were n o t alkerred to be taken, the tkt- face of this; Defendant would lie much weak-. ems'. ' !IC eckaowledksl it was a Hui el Lase. and • h.t kaew of no 4 .receJeet that was laid down, where the Court was induced to ether their practice so car; bathe contetteled, that tinny and justice called on them to step asi:le from the regithe course, in the present lustalice ; he therefore trusted the Court coubl i iii its ite.tice, grant the Co n. Sir 511111: El. itt1:1111AY Sind Mr I i SOT l'Ont:9ld etl, that the Noble. Defendant had nothilig to COM plain of ; he kept from exemioi.eu his wituestres, on purpose that tile Plaiiiiiitatight not know tin: ex tent of his ev;denee; lie did not state by hi. affi davit that it was :t witness he hid found out mime the hearierof the canto ; he was M as full know. ledge they asnie is now ; lie knee then the :ore of thewitsiess ; he knew that a moo of the age of 79 woe not at a time of lie to he tided with., Titov fat coutideut that the Court would not allow itself to he u ia,,d with ; did it not. at the time of the hear ing, expect that every tact th•it si hi be ascertained was befes.V it ? yet the. Debut ant swear* lie - kept' bark, by the: istiviee - Orlitricoisetief, es-, .tie{ infer elation from there. ,x, ,:pro.'ittnetp, witnesses list Lyra exaustiede the unr would have been of tat optniote tiolt the hill • , dismissed, instead of directm,t pti iPSOP tti . , " 1 4ri, and patting the top Pliti a ogrio so much oniecessaiy expense. The lesafiittl Coulirml. Mi. tirchards, ..acknowledged there was on presenleut for' the tuottoti s mud sorely the Court %would not alter its practice on !iglu *round.. V oder tbesk considerapons.they trusted the Court would dienionethe motion with costs. Tite LosuCito eLlill.l.oB observed, this was a poin' of great importaare, and he felt happy ut having the assiatance of hilt Honour. the Mister of the Rolls; they would slot thou give their odiuions, but would miler together. Mr. Richards bed said he could not Sod any precedent : there were some in the OA vol. of Diekirti : for instance, the case of Seradihrd gad Peal ; hat lie thought that was rather agniiist the' pres,mt motion, as a witness in that case was allow at to he eostutned, bvc.ttute the party del not know of hue existence until alter the hearing of the cause, and ofeour.e mild nut have ex ' eel into. He would not then say soy thing 'snore oil the subject, bat as seau as he recetri d, his llanioor's opinion, he would make them etetpsaiiitcd c ith it. The MASTIR of the Runts observed, that he would decline then saying any thing on the sub jeet—he greuist apace sip his opinion, and lay it • before the Lord.ehispeellor. court . OP, Ikitit:'.‘• , figNali„ si x , T. . f . 11 44,•4, The Collet ;fete s - its is Mend, no . tbe A r.t day of Terr e neculied tat CeliSiditibil‘llll3s is justify SOK TIMM. ". / I .6 • , ' 4 4 : ,', , ' 1..,.421' '', Lord' Ettzkactweve k t4 yin intimated that Mr. Clarke hied been a i 'ip eel 'bv Ilia Mejt i 4.ty . as mte of the li1,111:11(701111$ . 4 ,. 11O(Ceeiitleiniut,'„otth tle• equal eeteirion; took Res sent iiecoriliiigs.. ~.. The Arzortmetr-Gt:isinlit;iiiplied to tho,povel for a Rale in then cause why an 'Jeri:nation. as a. Quo {Varenete, should nonce issued against Julia Bullcr, the late MLyor, tel Kt4s Spicer, the pre-' sent Mayor: of Saltash. 'fie atafiA, that there had been an informtdifj in theft eleidion, and that their title depended upott 'the 6644 y of the title of Mr. Edward Plawkiii4, who voted Is nn Alder mats, but was found to 'Rafe' litin o!i4ted of his of. tier. There •re seven Aleft;rmen in this borough, who elect two from ariscinglthelsselints, whom they pre sent to thell'hyor and free Bur4etaes, to choose one of them as Mayor Tei ?het lien ensuing veer. Upon the election of a Mayor, in lett7,Mr.SOC!o Huller was elected, and upon his Isis ?tut of °Rice, in tank, hlr. Peter Spicer wes - his'soefessdr - , end was dnly elected its every respect,' eitacept . that Mr. John Buller was presofingofficer. 'lt having /Well found, however, that Mr. Boller was a -had Alayor, tire eleettotf or his onecro,Or WiLlCtileri': 7 o . It re:Au:red in valitl.---Role granted. . WEL( T 1 C. •C stroll. Mr. POLL moved Tor • Rule to show cause why a new trial should not take place in this ease, which had been tried before Mr. Justice Bai'ey, at the last Assizes for the county of 'Sumeraet. The Plaintiff, it the instance of the Defendant, under took to deliver a mare, valved at 461 As. and to pay him 91.95. in exchange for a gelding belonging to the Defeadanh The Defeudaut undertook to warrant the gelding sound, but 'it turned out Dot to bent. and on that account damage was alleged. On the trial it appeared that the plaihtiff - .Fled upon his part also warranted his mare' to.the De fendant, and one of the witnesses for the Plaintiff had expressly proved, that the consideration of the exchange sus beenuse the Plesietiff hod done an. .ii This being the case,. it wan submitted thee !this was not truly atated : iti, ;he declaration, and the Learned Judge had Iteett e .seleesed to reserve that point for .the .considerationr Of, the- Court. Ile -{ klr, Pes.9.. therefore sown/w/1.. that the eon s.deet4.l,9. Cahn mt fully :set fiat4i iis,regarsi to the warrant; of, the mare ; . gaud he eoulrl Aso •Prove, that the mare was unsoucd. lo support of the oLeesaite of the declaration being tcsio socloysplicit, he should cite the cascrof Clarke e.. Gray, in the ii.- 6th Vol. of East's Reports, p. 86S, wlnt-e it is stutell t that in tile case of au agraentent. not uutler seal, the consideration naust not only be ittent . ..nv-ti, but uo part of it mist be oanittcd.--itule berate :. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, Nov. 7. This being the first day of Tenn, throe was little eke done parties justit) log bail. auvEitto v. It it I.IIUY. • This was a mono* for a rule to ...hew enure why the judgment should not be set asAe. The ratlfe had beeo tried iu the sittings after la-t Term, end which bud stood over from the dittaigh in the Ttrm, on the terms of liberty to enter jutlgineot as of the Tenn- Serieant SHEPHERD now moved to set aside the judgment so entered, o i the grounc. that the costs not having been yet taicLol, he sus in suf ficient time for the motion. The COURT. however, refused it ; Cu:re being no instance of u judgment having been .et aside after the four days for entering it were e ur!rely becattle - the costs had nut been tale .. HUNT e. PAVII. Serjeant BRIT moved for a Rub. to phew cause wby c verdict obtained by. the should oat be her _ . The affidavit for the Defendant stated, that long before the time fur g ~,,, io trial, it had tiara agieed to drool the proceedings, upon the Detendnnt pay ing th:• costs incurred up to that tiass. Upon the hill of ousts lwing furnished. twiny itetub were charged, Whit'll acre Cf.liCriVrel a wa rrantable, as making out lim•fs, and fees to Catinsel, preparatory to trial, in the then stage of the use. A tender of .2.61. was accordingly made eor the coats, which was refused, and the Plailltiff Witb 'hereupon permitted to take a verdict without dkf :awe, at his own hazard. —Rule gr.:lg.:it. PALMER O. TOVIG. Motinn to set Hsi& the patigtut. sit entered by the Plaintiff its this caner. . . The Defendant's affidavit that being. un der the necevsity of raising mon the di-count of bills of exchange, he had applie I to the Plaint iff, who had accordingly discounted t win at the enormous rate of 301. per cent. upon Fo lie, end upon others by giving goods at the untle:ralue of 5161. per cent. in addition ; that the Plaostill bud then prevailed on the Defendant to eiccuts Lis bond and warrant, in lien of the bills so postFrl but that, instead of so doing, he had retaitiedlhe hills and entered judgment on the bon 1. Rule to stew cause granted, and why the s,,ould not be lodged with the 1 3 , ad/0110(41'y of the Court. equeut r. 17 ODDAS r. MAR was aseitotioa to set ...tie a ..nu-suit, on the t►tonud of surprise.---The pjltie. I this cause had agreed to refer it to arbitrttion, in the maul way, end the Plaintiff had si r osed the rule. Upon u. being taken to the Defendant's Attorney, fur bis signature, he said he could not tioi it instil lie hitd his clicett'd in.tructsoas fur that purpose, oud the Plaintiff heard no more Aunt tie matter until he learned that judgment had been signed by the De fendant, us in case of a non-suit. Rule to skew cause why the judgment so obtained by the Defendant ►hoald not be set midi... . . SINGLE STICK. The Grand slateh of Smgle Strck. Somerset against all England. took place, agreeably to the advertisement, at Fiume, on Monday and Tuesday last. and afforded such excellent spurt as was per haps never before witnemel It may truly be aid, it was a feast for the amateurs o'• that manly exer cise. The principal object of this match was to afford Abe Somerset and Wiltshire gamesters an opportunity of diapley ins their prowe ss.—'l tltahire men, after losing ti heads, decimed, for the first day, ill farther contest ; and the ..erne►set antis of course secured that day's prize, but not without 1114 eteitleig the admiration of the speoutors, by the excellent sport they displayed anifiliAst them aelists.-t-The read contest was t erelare reserved for the second day, when a very 'irons party from iltshire attended, and both • parties (though iii the Most :ens wily manlier) see i ed deterinined to uphold the fa ng • that their vs sties have so inifi, ei,jed. The Somerset ma i, who on this day met the \Cilt.l,ire without, pa ;.:ing, 114(1 six here of two heals each, before vieir oppanents could claim one ; at length, howe,er, the %Viltshire ob tiste'ed two tyers, and the s ate of the match was then as folios.: Sonerntef lane Au we-- Wed brokea by .. Jobs Wall broke...... ..... brat.. is by.. ' Jeremiah Wall Mies. .John Blarkford .John Illsrkfurd's head. .Janus %Vali/. .I.:nies Watts's bead, and %UM.. lies's. Imam Dess's and Thomas I.ll.ickfuriN. I Phinens Jeffries's, aud f Srth Pnrne''s. . Stephen Flawer's. .Robert Lyne. . Robert Lyle'.. .Stephen Emelt". Stephen Fowler 's ;--and Ebenezer Webb resigned his bend, bete: render' d ustabk to continue lb. contest. L allowed a head, nn Wilts `man appernng within • I limited prr:od ; si tolike ( the head ofJaeoh Pearce 5 I:da ard Wilcox% , and Charles t"..zros's. )allo. ea a brad, NO Wilts nun appearing within • limited period. George Wall broke A aihrese Leader.... h ok r Jams. Bs au 1,1•111. 111. head .ror o ts Leader broke hu WNW broLea In ... James broke ITllliaas ruck Jaai Eves% broke William Wall lin head I~esloMettsettisa mounting the 1 stage whits five poi 111 l tea, a head wee Ahmed 'although s..Thontas Ellis. Well waited sessly het( en hour S foe him) to George Poems", and 2 lea by... William Masks. Richard Baler The contests had been ett:emely severe, and several tViltshiremesi now appeared erady to 1111 l unt the stage ; but the Sorisemet turn having all played., the tyerl were called. Thu odds being, however, so great in favour of I.:onierset, those gamesters iu tbe'inost hatitbome mummer offered Ellis and Niaaen'lhat portion of the prize eqnal to the share they could claim, which was cheerfully accepted ; both parties, thus uniting, spent the remainder of tino day with good will and liermony.—Every ac commodation was provided at the diderent inns for the numerous and respectable company. SPORTI:VG p..hLTC,ENC E. N ZWIIMUi ET THIRD O(7:YODER 011. HOUGEITON MEETMG, tans. S•TUROLY, NOV. .3. C 414 C4b4l4lloei May, Oa. beat Mr. Lloyd's Fits, 741. Two-yr uld Course, suer...-5 to Auu 31.ty. Ed G. H. Corendisles Hymen, bat. Jib. beat Gen. Gros venues May, eat. slb. Ab: M. sop-3 to ton Hymen. • Gra. Grosvenor's The liallosay, tist tulb. beat Mr. Lloyd's Inn sat. 71b. Tsro-yr old Course, sup.-5 to I apt The tishossy. S:r C. Torun's Bramble, gat. beat IA Foley's Folly by Doti Quisole list. tolb. 'ltto-yr old Course, to Co on A Handiesp Plata of sul. Aneaster's Mile. Sir C. Banbury's Agnes, 7st. Mr. Craven's Bean Nash, 7st. Mr Wllsou's c. Totten'llS , List. alb. Genual Grusverior's May, 7st. Mr. Batson's Medley, sat. Sib. Mr. Gird:tee ‘Vorthy the iccond, fist. 41b. Mr. C. Itroone's MiMalta, 7st. ti.ls 7 Sir C. Turner's Bramble, 7st. 1..0rd Lootlier's Miss Bagot, list. alb. Mr. hay". Fan, 6st. slb. Mr. Sitwell's Tsars', est 91b. Mr. Paysit's Itterusb, est. sib. Duke of Rambler, est. tlb. ...... dr dr 3 to I a"wn Aznee-5 to 4 spit Hutl7. Mr. Thornbill'oCheot. r, set. 71b. bed I ofty's ch. C. by Mr. ICalle, lit. 61b. First bail of Ab. M. toms. tr to 4 on Closter. So. C. *f urther's Bratuble, bit. best Lord Lowthtes The Gallou ;at. Th. 1..251N., 7 to 4 ugaisun Bromide Lord I.otrtLeCo • liyluts, old. 111 L. rtc. olgs from Gen. Rige111:111 411.‘ 11 M. wogs. Gen Grosveuur's The Gullooay, 7st. rec. front Sir 3. Sbel lei's Nock, 711. tlb. Toolr uld t'ourse*, Mr. Thornbill's Cbeste..-, gst 9111, rec. front Lord Foley's eb. e. by Mr. 'Frailt, 711. t. b Twto-yrodd Course, loogs. • Mr. &oboist's GsUon.iy, nut exceeding t baud, 6ot. 711 s rec. ft. Rum CoOt.Autteo:ey's tioiknway, mut exieed- Ong IJ hands, tilt. Too-yr old G. !tongs Y. ft HOLYWELI: HUNT MEETING. TIMODAY, 0rT.,110. Match for itori. thaw Rile. teasort's b f shuttle, est. Sit W. 1 %. Wynn... b. I IMvrua, by Nlrttoo, bst. Sweepstakes of 1.1p.m:11, for all ages. Three wiles. Air T!Mu•t:w's br. c. by Mr. Teazle, a yrs. 7.1 1 Mr. Egri toss's boy Cult, hiltuttiau, by Juliii I.IOU, a ylll. jat The M...mbeire Amaral Pirtle of :logs. fur hones, i.e. carry tug i.;zt. Tiro-tuilo heats. . Mr. Chie.roortileley'S by geld. by Alexander, 6 yrs old 1 I Mr. Miiilduel iii 1.. g Puff, by Sit` Peter, aged dis. The Mmiyls Wiakt aof tugs. each, fur all ages. Out wile. , Subscribes.) Lord Crec's b. cult, tuataras, by iteuingbruogb, 4 yrs. . °tit, fist. Mr. C. Smith's Phlebotomist, ♦ yrs old,dst'slb .. a Sig W . W . Wynue's Nladenronelle Prink, 4 yrs. old, tol. 51h. Gausses took the lrad, ails Dever beaded, and win is Gut style. 7uL Itenalr. ' Sweepstakes of Sp. earls, with tu•ds- added by the nub, for horses, ie. not tborough-bred, Plat. Tau Sobscritars.) . . . Mr Cliohnouthelry's h. g AlNJtlia, by Meteor, 41. b yrs obi Sweepstakes of 19401.t.51.9. rot horses, &c. Two Whs. (4 %beriberi.) Mr. Cbolrartatielry's b. g. by Alexander, 6 yrs. • ‘`.' • old Tl 4 Hays at deo Cis& States (bandietyped) of top. Follf Mali , . Sobscribers.) Mr H. W. Wymbe's ch. geld. Mousetrap, by Ambrosio, oat of Jessica, 6 yrs. old, mt. 711. t. S:r W. W. Wstose's b. 611 y, Mutkmoiselle Preale, 4 yn. 991. 191 b. Mr. Lloyd's br. b. Artichoke, 6 yrs. old, sat. Ilb Lord Kirkwalre ba y cult, by Trumpator, a years old, lat. matt Sir T. Maitre', bay colt, by Mr. Teazle, a years old, yst CUP.IIt MEETING. MONDAY, ortones 17. The rit-obire lia:11 net for the week. TitL nensv, OCT.2U. The Soloccipt ice Wkr for atmiti , xc. fver.mile heats. tG sabstribers.) Mr J. A. Tbotnoon's hi 7 bone, Malign • t i Mr J. Polvein km fill,. Bettie Mr. W. Wco.jer cite,. titi7 (fcll),. • " a t. rood racy • f RittAT. Filly Pounds for banters ' ts.t. Vorre-ddle heats. Lord Cirria*l. (Less horse, Trafalgar i ' I CAntain J NILot gehtokg The Meetins ohs both conotervas alf.i !matter; the Dada is artat .Lyle I and the County Pack of Vox-H./was p mot Roams, offordtd y.ud spurt and surrostmest. At a aniuerous and respectable meeting of the Tyne-side Agriessltonal Society. held at Oving hum, on Wednesday laht,tileorge SILVIItTOP, Esq. in the chair, the following prises were adjudged : T.lsc first tmosip crop, 0 acres, %bream. Watley sad Chart- Sun.—Fur the whole crop, ditto.—The hest crop of Swedish turnips, Cif W. Loraine, kirkhall.—For the whole crop of turnips ow land sot worth more than 300, per acre, Mr. 'rho nuts Nan.., Halmos—The whole crop upon laud sot uorth inure Buie sus Firmer; Ch ut.So u...tead. —4./u 3 saes of Sa ftlish iNtuip•.G. Silt. Flop, Esq. Miuititcr Acres —The best sow, Mrs. Fens ick, BywclL—Secoud hem, Mr. Thomas Jth. hoc, Slyford.—Thirel tow, Mr. 'Thews' Bates, Ilaltou.— First heifer, Mr. W. 'aiding, klts.ford.--Second ditto, Mr. Thiensa Batt:ea.—Thud tlii tut the Rev. 1/ • Jobosou, Byweli.—The best suarefoe cart horses. Mr. Janus Ru. Act, of aringtun.-111c best mare for cinch bone% Mr. Wu,. Johnson ' hunters of Pradhor —The hest mare for ur road. horses, Mr. James Burnet, of Orin,;.tim.-1 be best breeding 60,Y, jithhilia.yf hertorel Thslbswrer Whew r Landry, baring brought up the greatest number of legitp,uate children to upwards of 7 sears orate, without assistance (into the 'harsh, to Peter Johnson, of Styfurtl, be. having brought ' tip tea cht!drets, Itrtgl st uf whom is I years of age ; The 1000115% was numerously attended, mod the cloy was spent In the greatest harmony sad ceoeietality. .1. C. Lumen, Eat. M.Y. I,ttrnded the sweetie., mul maintained oceeml Ms. • peuremasis to the coasideratisna of the society. On the I.sth 'ult. between nine and ten o'clock at night, a 111111 noitied'KE.a, accompanied by his wife, set out from Jeriburgh to Wuoler fair, with a earl.• loaded with merchandise. About a mile from hlindriia Mill, where they hod to cross a briege . over the water Ileasmont, the night being extreme ly dark, and both ends of the bridge underwater, they mistook their way, and shrove .iiito the water. The mistake was liotAserivered !rota the.horsc feu into a hole, where the shafts of the i•art:stuck.fiat to the bottom ; in this pt.:Anne situ,,tion:tiAilmith crept up to time higher eud of the Cart, whit just enabled them to keep their hAds utbOre water; there they remained half an hour a ithant hope* of 'watt/Ince : ut length a shepherd painimit;.arti their erie4; hut nimble to reader them n..y.assirtimice. ran to the inwtept village, when harlot; Lproeured rop e ., he rettirnad come men, and drew them from then. dingerottsbittratiniu. The fnllowing Inverting the horse and cart •weTe found half a mile turtht r down theatre:int ; mei vilv.4l ir very reatarkable s ant an article was lost. NAVAL INTELLIVENC E. PO tTSMOL T:: NOV. Nothing arrived or sailed thin i..d E. c.v. U. Arrived His Majesty's ship Britf;acw from Gatro, sey, and landed Sir H. Neale, who has proceeds(' for London. Came i..to harbour His Majesty's ;.hip 1.4 Th.. Furious is appointed ronsuy tor I;.e JORIN and the Camilla for the Mediterrunean, GI, her sc. rival from the Downs, which is hope, expeNted. • I . l.lO.lOlJTii, NroC.s. Ou Thursday eveninz came into the Stunid, EGf ma j t Nompareil, with ten sail of trausporta, and ,ailed again anon after for Cortinua.—iViuil N.E. FALMOUTH, 1101 K 4. Arrived the ,Iftetine dap, with .. ti.-et under toe: voy fug the Vottaii4.--1‘ Ind E.N.E. !MAL. lot. 5. Remain iu the Downs Ilia . Majesty s ship, , &c; us per Nat.—Wind E. Ito. V. Hemain in the Downs His Majesty's ships, ix. ai per 135 t. lire p. sail of the line have just Las s in sight, sunposeil to be Sir fiiansucl wins , droll from the Baltic. FROM lAA )Y WS LIST. Grl'it4 t . r•, c.v. 6 —Paned by the Mare, ; and the. St. huorencr, Abellu , frota alta.—SAilrai the Star, Sah', Tcperir:e; Chestier, litaant, for Mal a ; Rapid, Forbes, for 'Atudeirei ; firatur, Murdock, for Dublin; Star. line, Leigh, for Curacao ; Fire-Jura, Antleroun 4 Andaluxia, Jeth.raun ; Hawker, Napier; and the ktroiarir, tirr Gottr.uburg. ARRIVED, At l'ortstumitb--The Chu lottc. Watson, rlOlll Oporto i, mut the Hazard, —, hum G•,ttenburgS. •fit F'Sna.outia—li.e Link %try, Drwks, from Gotta,. L..-.!, THE iti 11:KE7'S. CREN EXCHANGE, Nov 7. The fresh sapid) dl Wheat arr.ved this d.iy it MHO. CUM and oaks arc rcaddy made at little %a'l+' es is price. Malt likewise. Barky in coy *hurt supply, ro.d ru liwritirher. White Peas also. Old leans, ads, tee kird, err reach dearer, and very few al hand. The copulas flats are extremely shun, and sales Hereof at ao adiALce,— river ararly at last pile's. • CURRENT PRICE 6F bRAIN. Wheat Fine ditto (0cw)....965. WON. Tat Ikon& (old) 74e. was tat It)c Hark!. ....... 464. ass. I Putsuds. 41s. (34 ,al. 91.111 I rotator Ante.. 4ss. tr.!. Whitt Psas . n ,„, Rape Seed ...... 444. 401. 0). IMw (hailers) • • Flour yew Greif Peas sris l a. Seromls PRICES OF WA I' AND STRAW ON SATURDAV. IT.J•I4P.O's. - 11111T/CN•111.. My, M. —v. to 64. as. od. H.y M. lus. t•r6l. Go Straw,ll. be 11. 19s. od. New, —I. le Cluver, 61. 6s. to 71. 7s Straw, 41. Its. td2l. —s PRICE OF 110 PS. NAOS. FOCItiTo. Kest, 31. los to 41. ins. Kest, al. tos. is 51. — 4 4 Samos, to 31. lOs. Mmex, :11. Jo. to al. als F:ssev, al. us. to 41. 4s. Funlsm , 6i el. 10 si. us StllTif FIELD, ?soy. 7. This tht's liathrt was fully supplied with prim" Beasts, atillie thew of Cattle, i.i gene r 4, was plratiful. her 4 Mutton, Turk, and 'cal, support last prices, :,c1 the bads for the must part, wen pretty. brisk. Tbs. sake in the Way- Market were mimeo hut lirely. Hay, Straw, aed Clser, fetched last prices The tinderassatiened prices and Emu krs a.c au accurate statement : _ _ To sink the Offal pre stoat of sib. Reef .3i. tack to as. 6d. I Head of Cattle this day .. N.ii vino ..... 4P. Ad. to 411. Sti. Bear le - 1 10'. 'cal l'urk Lamb os. Od. twos. od. Pip 230 8111THFIL1.0 AY-M AS% ET. Hay ...... ...sl. toe. od. to 61. 104 ad. Straw ii. 11a. ed. to tl toe. od. Chow.. __O. Ga. od. to 71. 711. mi. NESVGATE AEI) LEADENRALL MARKETS. • ,4By the Cott • fuer 7s. Od. to 45. cal. Veal 4s. 04. to is Atottos.;.. Od. - to 4 f s. rd. Pork 4s. 64. to a .01. coAL-mmo: r:r, N . 7. Ships at Ufa-krt. "S.M. Price. aj.. Kee r.istie 5 .... Ms. tid. • 51.1 6d. .. Cinders ' - PR IC r. O F STOCKS If C.STCR DAT. Bank Slra 9yrer C:riot. Keditceil !it 4 3 per °rut. Consols . , per Cent perCcnt. Nary L0;1,7, Annuities . Imperial Annsitiea Irish ; per Cent. 41m,ium. prt in. per. India Mock 151 SI Jiwlia Bonds 6 7 prey,. Emivegorr Enthob Lottery Tickets . • '2ll. 154. Cutouts fur 67111 T. WSW, thook-heokee, 4, Coralkill, and 9, Cluirimperot IRISH STOCKS, O. SI. 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