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- ,~, QMPHILMIC 110$P7TAL. Mos home* of submitting in my &wirier letter, telstios lo tieexptidiNeyef tsding mesas, tf possible. for the complem awl irpotion of the Ophtlialslia." • Qg the 21111 b October, 11109, Dr. Vetch, the. Staff Surge*: cf We Ophthalmia Depot at Bognor, of whine -knowledge o,ad shill in the treatment of this rumphilat the Cum - nits* are•doeheeed to think very highly from the evidence which lltiardatem.roceived in the course of this isoratigatioo, ad dealllid a - Mater to Mr. Knight, them laspectior Gaterel wf he.* which three us the followiirg passage : :IL& poomiodsome lime back **represent to you the oIIMoVIVIC/Iomlllol6 the ORletbalmia was then making in lillesallap r illead I toodhOlyp Mpg" of soggesting the sumo 60, tag elliMalt ageallololl/411111, more powerful mw es , pretreat ." • - . : . lo the hoglisalaft of the year 1111.0, • Board was appointed, cdosistisat if the three principal Akers of the Army Media cal Beard, sod of eight of tie most distinguished civil pm* tillomers is Lembo; sod their report, which footman, sOloo highly valuable soggestions, as to the must effectual eserso, of preventing IN disorder from ',reedits' by communion*. from infected proms, sod as to the best mode of trealiag its its mil, sad ,acute stairs, was circulated in genersd . • odors, for the guidance and i•furntatioa o 4 the median. oillgors of die army. It deem not appear, however, that this report eontainc4,, any instrnetione as to the mode of treating the chronic dg third stage of the Ophthalmia; nor did it (beret the atter: ton of theme, fur shout goirtanee it ores prepared, to the •eistenee or ireatineut of shove effects, valid, the arum inflammation in the earlier stages of the do:order generally prednees apostlho Milsidenalut that lines the in... .situpM thee erti4. •r lei the lergiso..; eV 1010. sad elltlalrlatda im.S111 1 1,4111•41K - H Lawn. tendered to the military tiopsotionee iwßsrmetiatla at; to the chronic Of Ibbg M Of Mb •dionikei sties as Al ibe mode of treating wld*ie edatobitireer to he ' imiportaal, and at t o =l is somposill keens. In eon *attorney of these tome Moe several meta pansioners of Cho*" •Mieted *hie blind's/Im, were at different times placed ander his care se subjects for oa peeing's', se to the importunes nail efficacy of the practice which he recommended., sad their comninitoientions and ex peeiments ultimately led to the establishment of the Oph. theistic Hospital, at the head of which Sir William Adams war placed. The objects of this **Motion he,. been stated to your Committee to have been three : Efrot—To diffuse, generally, among the surgeons of the army, the knowledge of the best modes of treattug the (tropic and third atsge of the disorder. Secondly—To diminish, if possible, the charge of the out. petitioners of Chelsea Hospital, by raring or relieving mac who had received pensions for defective sight. Thirdly—To check in some decree the animal eugmems tioes of the mutton list, by treating men about to be dn. misread fir defective sight, said by thus donsisiejnag their fill= to pension, as far es it might be breaded* upon the.. to:poured state of their IrisiOn. Your Committee are of opinion that these objects was et sufficient importance to justify the steps which were WPM for their attaieneent. With respect to the 6rat point, your Commattne have the mitasfsetioo to hind, that this, which was the most important object, has been greatly promoted. The Oplethalinia hewing *roc the return of our troops from Egypt begot*, *repeat timely speaking, a new disease Is this *entry, its proper treatommt was at lest inipettraly understood. It appears, toiereve., that the attention of the Medical Department the army has of late years been most stiecessfolly dangled to this subject, and lest the best modes of treating all the different starlet of the Ophthalmia are now Well 'understood and practised in the array; and yoer Committee are esti,. ; fed that the establoiltineut of the Hospital, wilder Sir Wil. ham Adana', has greatly contributed to prelude this deters ,able object, tint only by the direct opport•nitrit affilidedot studying the vii jure:A*o'lmi of primates., but IfdittraMlipi the manner in who h it appears to have excited the emu*. I . lion and attention of other practitioners. . • With raped to the second point, indeed, it ha, been got. rd that valid doubts were suggested, how far it was in the Power of the Commissioners of Chelsea Hospital to takoi• sway, or diminish, coy passion whittle they had granted • Jer the provisions of the Art of the 46 Geo. III.; and coupe. quently your Committee have not thought it tiecessary to direct their inquiries to this poist, as uo dimiuution of , their passim,' could, under any circumstances, have bees ;„ • With rerpect to the third point, es but a few melt so eite4. • .essaltmeett Lave been placed in the Hospital, it .does no. „septet to your Committee, that Sir William Adartas.lias bad ▪ Beecham opportunity of shelf/tog bow far he andel haver elected this object, upon the male originally proposed. Bon' • die general of knowledge amusg the medieel rig& 9 " errs of the stay, must tiettessartly load Its the aecomplisba „ utent of thir ti With regard to the aslant eciatinesanere of this Establish. , • to the stay. and I. die politic, ersaia iodossatioa ris to the shied ese throats stage of the Ophthalmia aad its roam. mienems rushee. that it is the unreal, if sot invariable, o , ?RE REroar. effect of the inflammation in the acute stage of the disorder, /rill IltoOpiithslosie Cutsm;tige, presented to the to produce, to • ;center or less degree, what are termed sr Hattie or enema...to. ots ;he 'object of she ewe. nalatiame era tho testy soothe* of the eyel.d ; that Sissies. heishroeut of the Ophthalmic Hospital, Regent's 101111111111111 reader the pstieist subject to relapses. and are Petit, and on Sir William Adams's claims ttipott freeman,* the es bo uses of bl i i s msl i res e ; that t daring the rel l s e pas . lisppesimg pm -....._ the P u b li c' . bore, she timov. , .." Le— e... l- it t t hese granallati••• IIMOVI•801ri•MY ieeee * 6 7 hlwlehlre the seißis lef theVilhiltsfalis is .be looked for, sod searrearl, before she pariesl as be offer, lOW emsntry, that Monter appears to have bees greatly is. hu m p cared. estem4 io its prewalmisse sod aggravated is Its sowerity, is i weaselly—Miss blithering attended theOpisibelmicaslls elteeritenee of the L er ee l4ll eed""hle•hime bf ette ee"1" s it a r shier is. first Torniation; without having hitherto me 011Miie esters frees Egyptt - s& esd, he lb* ' VOWS Mete setweil sae remoneralliAti.for that (Noy. 12109 , while it elltreeed is ise . pining pen sed .nose • Vries she first-munt your Committee have lo report, that Om 'turret poputalion - of the einisitry,- its' remeall he Ws -tbeeeistetset ref Omit grantilatiows. Ilsof the oweeeill or et' arse seem to have attracted the littontiers o mid S. Imo mourime theill.-1.11 , 01, to have bees known It very early limelells the. signs% of ohs leillitsef alloweseelw sf:ebs mad are adverted so in the works of Celine' in the Rest cam • • 4 94. • tail. ol•Piolos of Seine in the inventh, of MUMPS the Am.. • • Eeeeet, the isle Oweress-Getteral, is a letter • 11 . 1 - Itime is the troth, nod in the *oils of hie William Reid in the *r rd In the Secretary at War, on the rah of A.gest, ISM, reign „/ , queer Aline: That rousequently a.. person in the • Present day can claim more i Aso the merit of hiving rewired Ill? ridellW fan! eldisSed woo , of the eollteltiotal motor, • knowledge shirk had (Oleo into neglect. Your Corawnstirs of she Ophthalmia, I be; leave hosably to represent, 'that - li t sot feel it nereesaty to pronounce upon the conflielimg . 40 wefts alert* protirreed by the disease, and the much claims spots this heakur by reeminstendiag • parliamentary . wept! one. likely to clmp, deserve she immediate and asset- reward for •stseh revival, to dreide to whom the merit pro.. _ -11 1 Wellelf *meetly. Of hie Royal Ifilltheeee the Colleleselder he- pm Iv helot's. They conceive thiit question is hest left to 0 hiPrOkad of yourself, td devise 111011101 nut only for aorestine• the decision or the profession, and of the public. But shey ille P . , but lOW, If possible, forwlerstioefloit.lt when, 'see of opinion that. kir William Adams has, anion; us IteTll, - r"mlba erelf•• For, until this be 41 .' 14 th ere ees - bs els se - bees greatly huarionientat in prounnlgatiug this knowledge, ' 1111 ° 4 7 s ea sa t Ite beiaelerePearlted es rapidly esdeeleseieelf sod in readeriag it reticently available • .... to esdanPer Se palshe saftsy." •:• -, • Upon the second punt', iour Committee have In report, Me Nether slated, • .. .• ' • that •imee she 6,4 rotahliiihment of the Hietpital in illl7. " That the number St' soldiers who lam. bees readefeet Mr WiPiass•Artanis has devoted to the duties arisiorMst of Mildly blind h, this aft:lntim tittle its introdoettos o la a wit. Ins•appoiatimeut, a hires portion of that time, which to pro. *lns Egypt. omitted' at preseelt uoe thossamd." '.• • renamed Mew is the source of iaronw; and that insoessieb Aad he odds, . -as the time which he could apply ts his passe predict bat " It is illiTialaaibila sot to enl'essio the 011, 6 1 diorstetlet.. thereby• been •toneh corlaileil, his professional renolesesit, uspreheusious respecting She future progress of the dil-. • mist aim have been proportionally Imitted. That he has . order." pialormed the difficult duties of his appototinesit with the Atid.he cowhides by mad*, - :.. • ~.. eremestassiiiwity awl mat. sod did emir Committee haws "In Poch eiremastaareg it semi le me that as Paile,W. limn teat* form the Inghost opinimatif his skill sad dbili ovens, likely to be requisite for eradicatiog ibis cootagion t i e ,,,.. ee °vit .,. [.Mold be regarded as too great fur ilttt purpose • end I beg : rear Committee taking into consideration all the elevens teas" humbly to ~;test, for the iketessaiiiaterit if MI o• a•I'Ally• Hate of the emote, are induced to recommend that the sum Kittle's' and yourself, whether it alight sot be proper •tir• a four diseased twined* ithonkl he paid to Sir Williams r. *tab, investigation of the best meats of actimaglishint grime:: Nat'l. reward for the Orr, ten which be has rendered this important object to a Bowl 'iSpreisity . appieloted for. too fi e pe pti c , - that purpose, and which Board rosy consist .t oink NOW ' •- - ---- - - .., flipM,besideo the Members a the Army itledicat 'Bused. a* T H E NIUUDEIt OF MRS. T(PRIIANCE. okay he deemed rompettat hg their attaimmesits .and tape- -.. ...-: r#lloll to too insportioit an inquiry •" .___. -:-...___ (11 • fothergweee letter' 'tiled 29 th Aultsel, 1202 , wk. The substance of the trial and conviction of amiktolemme farther Phstereatialle spec es te'llenes of ill* .411 - 41Vajorra etvrillolony, lieforc the Special Com mitted to which the disimeder was then spreading, he stale.- ~ it wino haat an thwit..anit tress „ taw in the wind . ininsimi at Limerick, for the murder of Mrs. Tor. en* Royal. klighiseps god -p uors etr. to - t h e reest d,...,,g„„ ‘ ranee, hes been given in all the papers . The Fol __.. • . . _ olsiell lima , . iccts , - -rid trot . . lowing is an Ist, .trate report of that hor r id -moose - , loon as detailed in evidence nit the trial : Mr. John Tier/some was then examined by Mr. ' . Berjeisitt Jot. IVitosess baying beets sworo, de. l 'posed a. •follows:—Lived- in March last at Cu,,. ingstr ; the house was attacked by a greet many persons armed; they broke his windows; he re sisted them ; they went oft' on agreement ; he fired and wounded tome of them; they threatened to ' born his house; he said if they would, he would skimp the wounded men whom he had inside, and ' i they should burn with Ishii. On Sunday. the 10 It ' !rot Jane, witness lived at Adair; he had left Cull- Oigat ; he was retu ttt ioo g on that day hom his bum ' I to Adire ; it was then disy-light ; Mrs. Torrence was with him; they went by a cianinon pathway which led through the field. ; there wits nobody .blit Mrs. Torrance with witness ; there are a gold many walls and stile., cud gaps on the pathway; is witness was going to leap over a small wall, first one man, nod then- another. came ouslilessly ..against him. =Else first mai, banded a letter to 'him; withers had not seen him when he came to the gap; he must have beett lying &en on the or by the wall. He called to somebody so to come user, and thcii the second men came. fter witness took the letter. the men who gave 1 111.9 it to loin pot hie heed into his coat, as if for sornethitig ; he then threw a stone at witness which hr took out of hie cost ; citrus% darted on him, used grappled with him. Whets engaged with him she other came behind him. and .truck him with a stick; witnes. and the men that he was struggling with both cams to the ground ; entries. was stool fied ; the matt who threw the stone fell with him. When witness recovered a little, lie found himself disengaged, hiit hr don't know how. He thou saw Mrs. Torrance struggling with the other fellow, eiout forty or fifty yards distant, in the middle of the field. Mrs. 'Torrance had a stick ; they were then armed with stones ; as they were going to fling them at wieness, when they came within a few yards of biro, he _Homed in sot them ; thinks he was then engaged with the man *lin had handed him the letter ; he was not entirely engsysd• with him, but was for a considerable time ; he was ulso engaged with the other; he then received a stroke of a smite, which struck fire out of his eye; when he was table to look round, he found himself out his knees; he still held the men fast by the thighs; witness was uppermost ; lie had got the stick from Mrs. Torratice, and struck this man repeinedly on the legs ; the other. then come up, and best him unmercifully. Mrs. Tor ' Mace calir4 out, " Save his life." The stick was ' by this time broken be witness, and lie threw it in the man's face; he limo got insensible; obeli lie recovered, lie found himself lying on the mutt he hurl been struggling with ; the other called out, " Come away, Tom ;" he w.is in the field, and appeared to, be wiping something ; witness felt as if he had been @slee t , ; the man wus still under hiai, dud he i 1)011 quit that If hut' (the witness) had . imax . activity he cioild knock, his brains OW ; at- Asopted to raise his *rim; but was not able ; he item drew himself away. Mrs. Torrance was at a itostsidertable &ismer oil at this time ; she cams !Kr/ io: witness, but did not -speak moil site canto Clow up ; she then surd, " Have they musilerrd .you ?" and !ay on him. -She oats in a very bad state. hot witness did IsA know it then ; she rolled off witness ; he (*into) then raised himself an his arms and - looked ut - lier; %lir was all blood .from bet breast to her knees. Wiinesi said, " Pre serve are, have they stabbed you ?" She made sso ansaer ; he raised her op ; there were route cows in the field, about thirty or forty, that were an noying them very much; they came crowding round them ; witness supported her. and she walked a little way ; but when near the wall, her feet could support her no longer : witness late, her dowli , inside of the field, where the family of a mon of the incise of Switzer rived; they were very active in render ing resistance; they put witness to bed. and sent out for Mrs. Torrance. Witness received many wounds; same- were stab. of WOO abaft) instru ment ; he also received bruises from • stick, and was is considerable time ill from loss of blood. The Doctor said, he had received fourteen or fifteen wounds, most of them inflicted by • sharp lustre., went ; very few people thought witness would live a week ; his eyes were also affected. Witness now sees the tibeii.tu Court who handed him the letter on that day—that• is the man.—EHete the witness put the Sheriff's rod on the head of John edellamara, the prisotter.)--Witioese raw M•Na. mars in about thirteen days afar, in Mrs. Stephen's house, at this town (Limerick); witness was not so well then as he is now ; he could, with help, get out of bed, but thinks that he was nut able theft, from the state of his health. to trapke up his mind to him. Witness saw him afterwards in gaol; be was it, the yard, and, witness was above in a room ; saw his person and mintier of moving ; he was then b ght up alone, and got almost irri tated at something witness said ; one realise why witness could better swear to him this lime than on the former occasion, was, that lie gave u parti ,cular look at woos-so; it was exactly the same as when he was going to throw the Stolle at hen. Wit ness said, in .his mind, " that's the min ;" saw him afterwards at the Assizes; when he sew him in the dock he war of the:same : mind ; Wituettb Cannot, rake upon him to swear that he is the man. Wit ness saw the ether Prisoner, Moloiiy, after the death of Mrs.. Torrence; saw the Taw the ether called Tom ; believes he is the some ; sew him in gaol ; he was brought tob,nujetit'a clear idea lie was the rose ; if there wasany dilfeteoce as to wit.mss being: more certain of the one than the oilier; be is most' certain as to M'Namarr. [Hem t h e witness iden tified Mulony, by placing the Sheriff's rod on his' head.] . . Mr. Torrance woscrossrexamineel by Mr. O'Dell, attorney for the Prisoners.—Witness had formerly said that lie had had doubts a. to Molony, but there were some corroborating circumstance., which, since then, had merle him convinced fiat lie was one of the men ; dues not think it possible that lie cools' be mistaken ; he (Molony) was brought limn the county of Clare by Major Warbur ton and his police; wittiest' having a doubt for merly, did Hut then swear to him; he saw him at . the gaol a considerable time before the late Assizes, and told himself !hut he was :he man. Witness said he was not bright as to knowing.' people, but he had seen enough of the two Pri soners ; is positive that Matey is the unto who lay under him; hod both under him at different times; , wished to he cautious formerly, for as he was oot thoroughly convinced thee, he would not hastily take away the life of so innocent man. Witness Poole informations against both Prisoners at the same time; did not know M'lSTamaie when first brought to him ; lie was pointed out in him there; had not so clear • recollection of any thing on the occasion of the two Prisoners belong been first brought before hint, as he had afterwards; it is not possible that he could be mistaken as to the iden tity of the men, either at the time of swearing the informations, or at this moment. Quest by Mr. Considine, a Juror.—What w a s the irritating language you used to Nl`Nismints ut the time he became irritated ? It is probable I accused hint of the murder; I cannot positively say. Tobias Switzer, the second witness, examined by I Mr. John Sealy Townsend—Deposed that he had seen Mr. Torrance on the evening laid in the in dictment, and that be then went in quest of the body of Mrs. Torrance, which he found lying by the stone wall ; she had no life in her at the time witness took her from the ditch ; witness ;dared a stone eider her head, and had her afterwards re moved to Adare. Mr. John Smith Thwsites. surgeon. examined by Mr. White.—Remembers having been called in to see Mrs. Torrance. Mrs. Torrance had re• ceived two wounds through her breast and into the heart, the other - into the lungs, evidently from a bayonet or sm.!! sword ; a large quantity of blood had been spilled into the cavity tof her chest, from the wound in her heart. Witness saw Mr. Torrance at the same time lie had received either fourteen or fifteen wunsids in different parts of the body, one on the left side had penetrated the lungs, another in the throat had penetrated the trachea, or windpipe ; his wounds had been in flicted by the same kind of weapon used tyre' Mrs. Torrance ; he had a wound on the buck also, it was not • triangular one, but was apparently given by a flat iootruesient, a knife perhaps ; Mr. Tor rance had suffered greatly in his perception at the miner from his great loss of blood. Mr. 'Flivraites cress-examined by Mr. 0'D53.1.. —On the day the Prisoners were first ',sought be fore Mr. Torrance, from the great debility which Mr. Torrance had laboured tinder, his percept might he, and was, unquestionably, enjoined fur some time. Mr. IVlture..--41r. Thweites look at the bar, sad Pee if you know the Niemen; ; were you called On to examine any person in Court ? l was called on to examine the ,legs of Melon, - ; saw a recent wound on the outside ut his left osikle, as if the skin had been rubbed off; then., were also sere rid slight marks of bruises on his shill; it was four teen ciao' slier theanurder. Thomas P. Voices, a tliJagistrate, was the fourth titne...—lle said, that the person at the bar is Molony, and the other there also is M‘Nainara ; I have known them certainly four or live years; sought fur Alulouy on the night after the murder, and seve ral succeeding nights; he was in service at Corker. more, shout three miles from Adare. Mr. Patrick Cienbell Weldon, the next wit. errs.—ls Chart' Constable under Major Watbur t 4444 4 in the county ut Clare. Witness went. ou Friday, the ex..] Just., at l' o'clock at eight, to Crailoc, to look for a moil whose drscription he Isis. When witness pulled the clothes down from his face, he knew that he was the person he 'might. Witness mid, I know you. your 111111 e is Molouy ; you were not so much frightened %hen you were at the murder; he denied being a comity of Limerick moo, end said he never was there, bet he became se frightened instantly, that witness prevented him from felling to the ground. They brought him then to Mr. Torrance 's lodgings to Limerick, after having marched him tight or nine miles; he had said al . . that he lived in the neigh.. bourhood of Newmarket, in the county of Clare, end had come to Cratloe to 44,4 a charm for the fiver which he had. lie was known as Malan) , by • person whossas resent at the time he was taken. • MARKETS.• CORN EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, DeCLIIIIEK 46. Owing to lire contiormace of boisterous weather we have had au arrivals of ■ny Grain this week, and scarcely any business was done in our Market today, tic commoners re traiaing hems purchasing, in 111111ifillft11011 of very I•rge sup. plies when lbe wind choicer ; iu consequence of which our peaces may be 'prowl the same as ou Monday. • • OXBRIDGE. Corn Inspector's Retest', Tittlltsosr, Decutim% 17. Wheat, per load Barley, per (ostler ..18s —d to 24s Oats.. Beans 20. --d to 33. P. 515 • Rye —d to —s NEWBURY, BERKS, Decreer:it tl. Wheat .381 to 76. Oats . les to 201 Rye .............-4 to —. I Beans .. tI to 26s Barley Bread, per trallas, la. ad to Is. 6d _ _ . _ SALISBURY, Direness* . Wheat 366 to 68, od Oats...: Ws. Od. to 435. Od Barley. DEVIZES. Occs•wts. 27. Wheat.... 34. 6d a •Qa 0.1 Oats .. 3hs (Id * 32s 0.1 Barley.... 20s Od a 27.1 Od I Beans .... Us Od • 19. Od 968 Sacks of Wheat auld at the average of 32a. 0.1. 11UNGERFORD, Drc561556 1t'be5t....205 Oil. to 695. Od. I Oats.. 135. Od. to 235. Od. 8acry....145. OJ. to 235. Od. Beans 18.. 01 to 345 (1.1. SMITHFIELD, Fazoav, DECEMBeR There was ibis morning as uucomnsun aho►t Market, •minx to the very hesev rams iu various parts of the country, hi conweratrifee of which the prices of different description/ yr Cattle is nigher hichrr than last week. In she Hay Market there is no slteraUon ; Siraw and Clover as per our /ast.—The fullowiur is SII accurate statement of the prices and numbers : To sink the offal per stone of Bib. Beef....es. 11.1. to as. Yd Head of Cattle this day: blutton..2s. &I. to 31. sd. Beasts Veal ....es 01. to 4s 9d. Sheep . Pnrk ....2s. 6.1 to 4a. 04 Calves Lamb...os. U.I. to Oa 0.1. I Pies.... HAY-MARKET. Hay Clover.... Shaw 1!. Se. to 11. les. NEINGATE AND LEADENHALL MARKETS. (By the Carcass.) Reef .... Se Oil to 31 44 I Veal 3s 04 to 4s CI Mutton.. St' 04 to 3s otl Park.... 2s Ot.l iv 4s 04 . . • nalegrOF HAY AND STRAW. . ST. 'SOWS. SP RG Nay 3/ 04 MI to 41 4 0,1 Hay .... 31 tUA pd to 418. Nratr I/ 4. ed to 11 I 6.1 I Clover..4l oetto Od .over 3/ Od to 41 Ills Otl I Straw I/ 10. Od to 11 16* Od PRICE OF II 11 LW POCK crs. Kent ....21 161 to St Os gorsex ..21 4s to 31 84 E15ex....21 14s to 4/ 41 Farnham, fine, 71. to 101. Os. UPS, per Cwt. usw F Keut 21 10A to 41 15s SussotTio t/ 181 F.,ssest .... 31 10. to 31 16, —Seconds. 41:10s. to 7/. 7.. PRICES OF TA! Town Tallow 47s Oil —s 04 Yellow Russia 47. 0.1 While ditty... —s Oil —s Orl Soap ditto.... 42s Oil —s Od Melting Stuff 38. od Dillu vouch ..25s Oil —3 Oil Frocr. OF RAW FAT, per stogie of 81b. Price by Tallow (as sated by Ike Tallow filchers) 2s. $l. PRICE OF CAN DLF4i, Film. Tally/ Ckandk•ra Hull. Pries of Caudle., per dozen, 9,11 a per dozen allowed for really money. RAW HIDES. I Best Heifers & Steers, per at. Ordinary.. Ss 44 to 44 64 3s 0.1 to 3s 4.1 Market Call.. each ills lid * Middlings Ito SJ to 24 10.1 Eisic.llnrse Os 04 to Us Od SHEEP SKINS. Polled Downs 10.1 to 31 del FOREIGN WOOLS, per lb: a Spanish Sheep, Leouesa 3s 6.1 a 4s ad Se g ovia 3. 0.1 5.3. Soria 2s 94 a 3s 34 Seville Sasosiy,lat 2d 4. 0.1 a Ss 3J Bohemia, lit ........ 94 a 7. Ori 211 3s id a 4s 6d OILS, per Tull, of 252 Gallons. Kew Orecul. Whale_ 201— I Spermaceti Old Pale Seal. 241 --w Pale Rape .. ' 291 --s WINES, exclusive of duly, 7 e . 7.1. per In !)tl.. Pnrt, old, per 138 galloria.. .. 3Ol. to 481. New, ditto Lisbon, per pipe Madeira, per pipe of 110 gallons (Last tedie, 461. to 761. Sherry. par hull PRICE OF LEATH ER. DUitA, 50 to S6l6s. earl' 2ld to 22.1 per lb. Ditto, 56 to 66Ibs. cult 211 to 24.1 Dressing tildes Fine Coacb Hides .. .. . 14.1 to 21.. Crap Hides S 5 to 40 lbs (or tutting 17t.1 to Ifitd Ditto 45 to 59 114 ..... .. ISO to 21.1 Gall Skins 30 lit 4016 a 24.1 to 30d Ditto 50 to 70Ibs . 28.1 to 35.1 Ditto 70 to 80tiia Small Seals (Greenland) 18.1 to 210.1 Large ditto . _. - week; lie hoiden took wilts some anxiety to the weekly de. the stock ck as they le 31st tin ca stan aiat ape l l ,ee e noire :it with cittisiderul e the qt4a rlirG tay eac a ie leh y sa i d i, last year. Is refired goods there have been few or no poreliams, Oft prices remain without any alteration. There have bees as foreign Sagan offered for sale s;oce Shia day week. Co eon.—There costlsset to he considerable perchearo of Cullen privately, and, as the particulars a. to price, Sac. do sot transpire ' It is generally believed th e sa l es ore made at low rain. The letters received Mous Liverpool ibis aspersing mane there was a steady a n d eousiderable demand • for Cottons, sad lewd. were expected to advance. The poreisasm which have transpiled since Friday last cosaist 250 Sweat 400 Bengal Losiewoeo.—.-There has lately been great speculation Logwood, the quality in London is in lew hands; the rpm: tat ions of Jamaica are the Ism restive/ prices. RUN, Eltanoir, ard tiemitsams.—The Runt market c.. - tissues arms; there are several buyers at 'mires a shade an dee the present coerces", bus few parcels are pressed apuri the market, as the holders evince no dirposition to Puree sale* at the• present prices. The holders of Brandy are nut so eager to sail as formerly; foe fine marks well larded, 41. 4.1. money hos been paid: the quo amens way be glare—Weil landed boat marks, 4s. 441. a 45.5.1. ; thou, old, 4.. ; infertoi marks, sew larded, 3‘94. a 45.; old lauded ; 3s. 7d. t 3a. Cruces M without vareatime. Sr:cu.—The Bast ladia Coepanir have declared for sale 401 the lith Febroary—Cirrainui., 130,000114 c; Nutmegs, 100,000; Mace, $0,000; Pepper, black, 4,443 bags ; of Mace, 1,00411b0. There is little alteration is Spices. P. scut° coatroom ha demand, slid err good quality 9d. LIS been realised; the very umbra. y is quit d shout Sad. TaLLoW.—The prices of Tallow halo liven &dining all this week; tales were reported 45 mod 44'.; the orates: puddle sale yesterday, 100 re.k. p.1 1 ‘,. candle rinUtr. quotation to-day at three o'clock is 44.. a 44..64. By were brought forward ; the quality was inferior, which ass . the occasion of the parcel heirg put to piddle sale : she boyers bad refused it on account of trio; lufniur, it ass conseosestly sold to settle the dispute ; it ei at eseerdiugly low, 465. and 406.61. This foreorion tit- art 'sal of llisee ves sels Orin the Baltic was stated Al Lluyd'o, and it is believed the whole orinlarr which have lat. ly priwie.l the &mud ruu.L .be spar the coast ; the wird is favourable fur their arrival, beim, for the Est twu days to the southward am{ eastward. Town Tallow is loolay quoted 475. *hid) is the same as last week. COAL MARKET, Dimmest 28. Ships at Market. Ships Sold. Pride. 444 Newcastle pi Sunderland 0 o —v. 0.1. to —2. std. NAVAL INTELLIGEACE. ecinTsentrit, DETERS= 27. ' Arrived the Bristol, Butkau, from Guernsey for Lime rick, with toidiof two anchor', cabled, and topsail", havoc been blown off Gorinsey. it has blown a heavy gale frond the S.W. with rain today. PLYMOUTH, DIMMER 25 Arrived the George H,bb►rt, Scott, from Loudon fir Amigos ; and Thetis, Tunbridge, from Pt terthsigh fur this tul.—Put back the Jams. Rau h% for Jamaica. Llvritroot., pteitatiett 26. The Industry, Aarche., foam hence fur Duhliu, is totally lost stn the sortie side of the Isle of Mau—ciew saved. Sailed the Duke of Lancaster, Davtr.; and 'Seaford.. AP Dowell, for India. ■AMMMATE, necranrß 27. Arrived the Voltigeente, Kirkhure, (mom Dimludid fur Marseille% with less of anchor, cable, sills, &r. YARMOUTH, IMMUNISER 27. Arrived (lye Gipsy, Miller, front Ni-vdcasile for Lisbon, with her istaiaasest sprung. A vessel, apparently a is towed i■ our condi dominated. The Fricuilebil., Judos:it, of Airlds, is lost ou the Cotter Sand. DEAL, DFICIMISER 27. Sailed for the River the Fort IVilltam. Giorgi, from Ba tavia; and the Mary, Bissett; sod Hetty, Hymer , fur Rains. gate Harbour, Lame down from the Rive► and massing the Iris, for Hayti. ltirreoL., nesihnsnon 27. - From the marks on the casks of butler, 4. ss tine word l• Bitlrford" brio', found on s pier, of +reek, it is sup posed Ike weasel wrecked near Dmtrave■ Castle is the Nt hr. Carder, of Bideford, fools SVaterford Arc Br.stol, s bieb sai It d on the 18th instant. lIITTBY, Dretalaitft 26. Yesterday, In ermseasenee of the hrary rein the ',seceding night, which easisrita great fresh, several res-t-ls bruir Irons their moot Ines. The sehootter.Threr Hrothrrs druire through the bridge, and lust both meats sod bowsprit. Almost every vv g during the last week storm• of 'bander and lightoirig with pei l'ect hurricain:4 of wind and ruin, have virited this city, and been errantly prevalent in every part of the kingdom.— lis this vicinity, the e arid the Liteg haw overflown their banks, the floods rendered the rosds impassible in many parts of the coniiti, mud delayed the mails and coach. s beyond the usuJl period of arriving.—(Glotreesier Journal.) Yesarrday—liasorawn.—Huliday at Czr 114.,k, Exth,gurr, East Naha mud Sonth Sn Houses. BIRTHS. On 11w 20th instant the Lady of James Pughr, Erg. of a son, at Hraih Cottage, Shrewsbury. On Friday last, at Cation, in Orrh)sliire, the Lady cf Robert Wilmot, Esq. M I'. or a dangliter. At Newirastle, county of Lionerich, the Lally of Litutenant. Colons I Balfour, of a son. On Tuesday, she 115413 instant, at the Hague, the Countess el Athlone, of a slaughter. MARRIAGES. At Aberdeen, on the 17,th iustnnt, the Rev. Piitrirk Forbes, U.D. Professor of Humanity, Cittplistry„ And Na- torsi History, in the liinz's Collette, and rue of the tort of Ohl Mahar, to Mary. second &tighter of the 1t... Dr. Glennie,'Profoinior of blood Phiinoiphy aid LA.gic, the Maresottsi Collece, and one of the Miuisteii of Alsos!:.o On Thursday last, at SOIII:IMUIOCI. Henry NVation, !Ingather-Greer:Al, iu Me 1...1144 Of Ili* Moat F.ilbflil Maj•xly, In Anna Ito. , fou:Gb datighttr or the late Tboyis, Sulhoosstrai House, Berkshire. DEATHS. On Tuesday, the 25th initani, at hie father', (T. get' Fvq.:, Roiling lodge, Larking, E.ssec. the I: , v. Allred ht ••. in the SW year of Ih. ne, ail...me-sly ergo-stied by how* hint. At Er hi House, out the I:.tlh instant, Sit Harry Lumsden, of A tschindvie, Bart. aged n 7. Oa the Sun instant, in Drogheda, the Mon K.tlhet.sif Lyons Montgomery. era Sunday hut in Gluarreler-phire, Lady Zitneue., wife of Sir Muria Ximenes, of brar-placr. Berke. On the 11.3 d instant, al Lewisham, Katt, Major Ft. 3.1. slew royal regiment of artillery, unit of she late !Jewett:no . General Feed, of she same corps,. • ~. 1 ..• 1 1 ; 1 i # I - r . . . : I 11 '. ~. i i , 1 : 1 i IL ( Il .. • ... --- ••..... ... i . p ,” . i's+ i'n iunger ; witile•, win nor (town L,ratioe, to loon • nor u mall whose titscription he sari to tun At Gateshe; it, Newcastle, ;n the 33'1 inst. iti tw r V. 1 1 .• Tanned Worse 11 ides ** 15:1 to 19ji1 meet, it has been mated to your Committee by the depart- ' . inside tile WWI, hut still in the field ; haricg bud received. illnine liVarbuiton's and witness's Spanish 11 Hales llkl to 4261 : went with whist' it originatrd; that the 01111111 objects ter , *nate doubt that she would recover. hr put tletnektuents se 11 t Hutu-tut). Blidge. Wtt• y d e a s u r i;hi Ml c ll:B o . r . i li b i e ng i, , ,, w s i i rt r o i w .ra o t r ci t:.. BA l r t n e a v r . ti ß a ti i ng, and taii.l • which it was isatituted baring thus bees sit:tined, it dues 2.----. (Free Num the " to ..ew Prirernersnt.") ----- n ----v de. P . nal swear thst any public inebnrenistice world row arise Mon s her VMS under lire end retard her over the wall ; tiers uppis•beinled 31olotty ut D` ' !intuit., in On Saturday, at Edinbnrgb, Thomas lleudersur. 1:01- City Clinutbertain. ...• 1!( . i f , Crean its dttrortiousnce; in ibis sondes your Cweenitee hr first thought she wart in ,i faint. but be after- Cratlor wood ;he was in bed. Wiane.s ticked ------- • ..........-.....-...-...----. pre disymed to center, and they thereto, reeeetweed, that ward• thotsght that it was something mitre thou it huts his name ; he mild Dillon ; milted his Cliri t . FItfIDAY, DECEMBFR RS. ..... 111 6 ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' 11 ' 11 " i ' 6 ° l4 b e '` I '" eu """ 11 1" "" " the Lint ; saw bur enuntentince chiliwt• ; there weir ties; Hume, when he began to nuulitest alarm, end • COrreV.—There have hero no public sales of Coffee this r. NIGH WATER THIS DAY AT I.ONDnN ItIll,t(;: . . i peilter.ilirruirgrniesite can conveniently be effected. terse, sod very fee pnrebaavi by private contract ■ ere se- -- Sallie houses a little wet ce. to wliteli he wetit for perspired much ; inquired what SV,III the to itter Moreng li .ft. r 5. I Ewen,* 24 slier J U pan ore claims fief Sir re p o Adams spun the public, . . -• ' peeled • ; the bolder appear very iron at the late proem . ii, 1 — your committee '1,,,e 4. repu:l, that be bar rested t h ou. , nsb a ,. ao . tanaer ,;, he I . rtt her lying at her full length . to all with 111113. 11 . 1n1 lie fe l ling d that lie bad an afternoon Ordinary and goo nf %wintery Jamaica scarce, and drew gash. I: r;'ni oir eil :4e id ::o lislet . i . w : TII IZ BRITISH PR rsA . . - claims* irpon t rep Emends : ere—Open Ws haring been the mesas of promulgatiag i ii i f i sf u ie f a a r i a t oe th e as if dead; it still hoped shreds but fever. and that his_ Christiana nanar was 'fluaanate. cm , comi ,„ i . 4 „ imiiice , f tioner.• ne menconndts en elbow ibis Witness went to the house at the end The Man of the house said he was a relation of l sLoAa.— These I, . T %i il li t t fr.o 9l 11 1 :. , u s :R o c u s,. Nu, I'Vl, Strand, by C, COlt.N. • t.. 4. - . t a_erisr,v,, k t ii . • ``''. -41- 114ibli$-. . . . . . . I • . . 14 Awfolket PI ot I;sts,‘,.. . ... . • • • • . . . . . .... = - . ..I. - t . - -. 1 ,I.LOW, SOAP, Ike. per 1121 b. —9, UJ Yellow Soap . 801 —, 0.1 %lined 40s —a fld Curd AH —s 0,1 Graves • NS OS ..“ 0.1 Good Dregs 7s Os —s 0.1 .a •! r - 9 Su fn Ss Ni .iN ` ~f 4 111 . ' • A fa i~ .~ IQ wi ith I the i i folini, arribi PoCo et dm fr•im 1 im flu iie 0 No awls, 1 M 1 ke So ~:_ . ,