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WARES. , This ancient eastom was left us by the Saxons Time, that inakisi a!teratiun in other custom., has vtally inverted ti.is. When a church was erected, it was immediately called alter a saint, put under protection, and the day belonging to that saint kept in the church as a high festival In the even ing preceding, the inhabitants, with lights. ap proached the church, and kept a continual devotion timing the whole night ; b...nce the name Wake. After which, they entered into 1.-stivity. But now the devotional part is forgot the church is deserted, and the festivity turned into riot, drunkenness, and mischici. At Staley Bridge Wake, lately, Unit baiting and brutality were praCtised in all the re linemen's of rave. After baiting and worrying the noble animal nearly to death, they took him in to a barn, where they humanely extinguished the remains of life, and before they could corn• phuely Nit^ off his skin, some of the Hottentots cut rashers warm from the lump, and devoured them, after a 'few minutes frizzling, with t:se voracious ferocity of tigers I— (Liverp.e: Chronicle.) In consequence of . Monday being the celebration or the QUCAN'S Birth-Dat, the Grenadier and Light Infantry Companies of the Brigade of Guards, :u• sembled on rbe Parade, at ten o'clock in the morn ing, all in new clothiag. The Band of the 3d Regiment of Guards attended in their sloe'', dresses. given them hr their Colonel. the Duce of Gtoticcsten ; the Blacks dressed in the Turkish eertury They were inspetted iby the Dukes of YOaK, CAIS BUDGE, and GLOUCESTCR, attend 'd by Generals BUNN sltD, Lescre, and the Officers of the Flaiik Companies of the Brigade. After the Guards marched from t ie Parade, the Duke of CAMBitIDOL inspected a party of Non commissioned Officers, who volunteered to serve in the Royal West India Rangers, the regiment which Brigadiei -General WYNYAND has been appointed to command. Tuesday week, Sir JAHR HONTWOOD. Bart at his seat at Evington, in Kent, gave to the poor of the parishes of Elmsteed and Waltham, a l4t OT, weigh ing fifty score, and one hundred loaves of bread Cotntstric.— On Tu. day Lot, s party of about fifty gentlemen, met on the 13,Nwns, mar Stotii!tead, 1 tevonshi , e. by leave of Sir IIIcH AID HOAR[, Bart. :IA coursed fourteen trace et hares, five brace of which they killed. The hares afforded excellent sport ; some rd them ran nearly two miles to cover, ishoutthe dogs giving them a tu:n. Funnels THAW AT YORK —On TiltlTShy. &t eight in the morning, the thermometer stood at 21 threes it 1 helote the freezing point) ; at a late hoer the s rine evening it had risen to 4fi degrees (14 ahlve the freezing point). The barometer dm big the interval had fallen more than halt an inch. 'The week before last, the tap-house in the Dock yard. Chatham, was enured and robbed of a quan tity ni silver and halfpence, *Lich were tied up in a handkerchief. A brush and pricker, will part ef the chain usually appendant to a soldier's Lel:, being found f; e remises, induced a suspicion hat one of the so diet, of the Gita.-.15, doing du:y on the Deck-yard. must bee* been the thief, aid a search wes accertlingly inilkituted. The guard being turned nut, end t! e men all drawn up in order, one of the irenadir r s was obsetved bobbing his head backwards and forwards in the ranks, and was repeatedly spoken to by the ser . !eant to keep himself steady, but wishout efiett; when his turn came to be searched, it *as d.scovered that be had lost part of his chain, together with 'the brash and picker attached to it. Grit:a:Mg taken . from the ranks, convincing proofs of his guilt were found on him, his cap being fillid with the money he had stolen, together with cone bread and cheese, the weight of which had been the MISS ni his unsteadiness whilst in the line. After he ha I possessed himself of all the cash he c roll lay his hands on, it % mean, that he very deliberately went down iota the teller, where he regaled himself wi:h some bread and cheese, and a cool tankard drawn fresh from the cask. He was brought to a Court Martini List week, and the fait being !ally established, he was seefenced to receive 7UO lashes, and to be sent to the condemned regiment. At the Sessions, held at Lewes on Friday last, y a e t er Grererfid,/, of ibighton, was sentenced to twelve mor i ths imprisonment n the House of Cor ree.lion, bring found Lathe ni negl.2l and cruelty to his wile. Tae Prisoner, in 1782, then a journeyman e•rpenter, married his wife, who was, at that time, fi years" of age. She lied been allided tM ee, since her marriage, wish a paralytic stroke, any was latterly so cruelly neglefled by her hus band, that :be breame a dreadful speasiale from ' di s ease, without a bed, and nothing but rags to co ver het. information haviog been given tei some medical Gentlemen, site was removed to the work h. ire, where she died last Autumn, at the age of seven:y.two. A ..11 let time sir.ce, a cut inns hear was played upon an-excise cthcer. A countryman was somped by a teamse ellicer, at Bursledon, whets he took from him two casks of spirits, which he suspeCled had been smuggled. After i'ae officer had carried the liquor from liorsledon to 'The:dick!, a distance of tilt“ Mil s, the man suddenly st-pped at a house, ssying—" It is to be it ft there." The oiEccr re plied—" No, as I hive seized it, it must go to the ervise otitis," and iincoadiatelv proceeded with the casks. i" Not so fast, ma ter," replied the country man. " I isave * little bit of paps.r here, which, if yea will take the' time and trouble cf tcsding. you will 'find it igen be left at this lioese." 'I he lacer having read tee paper, exc:aimed- 7 6" %Vivi. you rascal, this it A permit; why did you not '.hew-it to roe isqlisre?" 6. Ittcause," said he, "if I had,sou scussid tolthaYebeen'aci Lind it to hive canned the licteor art far for roe." Ilse 'reef-Tire. at High Leatrut-. Coosisvriand, is wel kauwo Ise its magnitude athl antiquity, A singular ricenrterce totivened respeCting it, on 'l, r uesslay se'nnight.-aTwo cows. the properly of Mr. 3IaTI flew LINO, of the Orispe,-/or, at Cocker :vouch. having strayisd frara the *Astarte . where they were (m 11.7., y ' .t to the tree, part sr tl;c wide. soleadirg Ist anotres of which hang csnisislinahly osier the ftini.e with:which.it is suircarhd.id. sit ip ease ien e ssidy h,.ir IsiOyr they'sluight tar:- items- them $ N4r4 L INT, ,LICE. NCB. PORTS/JOU rm. JAN. 19 Arrived the Pettis., gun•hrig, with the lota. Sceptre, Rsrsurrt, ;revive-, Pallas, Kin*ihw, Ceert, Collins. Willieta,Crise., and two other trans• ports, under convoy from COrk ; also, the Lose! Mea t-on cutter, from sea, dmat.inod by the Bows frigate. Sailed His Ma . ksty's abip St. George, to the u est war d .-11/ i S.W. _ _ VALUONTH. JAN. 17. Arrived the Coke of Val lb9rougli packet. Capt. Bull, with Mails front the Le.tsv ad Islands, in 30 days passage from 1 ortola ; also the Lord Hobnft packet, Captain Familv , n, wi'h Mails, from Neat York, in 31 days. Wind S.W. DOVER, JAN. 19. One of obr cruisers, on Saturday, fell in with two French fishing boats, which they brought•to for information. It appears, they both agreed in one story, that the t. eneral report in France was, that an engagement had taken plate between the French and Russians, but that the result was not known, as no rapers had been published since the 10th of the month. 're Queen's Birth-Jay was honoured, as usual, by salutes from the Castle, and troops lying herr, consisting of two Companies of the 12th Light Dragoons, a party of Artillery, the Denbigh, Cor nish Miners, Ist Sorry, and South Lincoln Regi ments of Militia. DEAL, JAN. 19. Sailed the Arrow schooner, on a cruhe. Ar ve d His M ijesty's ship Lo Seine, with a a 2et unler convoy, from the Leewat d Islands, and sailed for the Ricer. Amovs them are the following, viz.— the .1 lied, Nlar she'd ; Gantry Jy.ure, —; ':icy, Long ~ u rst Llama, Brown; Mary, Brown, r!Ol, CIA!!: ; Britannia, Morris ; Isabella, 8.1111. ; Dalrymple; Magdalen, Richards; Lady —; Orion, Whytock ; Scipio, Rand ; Haw, Lu k ; George. Reid ; Sir Sidney ; and the tofu:sae, Budge. CORK, JAN. It. WEST INDIA FLEE f. It have the gratifyin4 intaligence to communi cate, that a large number of ships belonging to the honieviatd-Itnuad %Vest India Fleet, pihsea by our I,,, r bo n r, yesterday, with a fine breeze, for the Chsnnt 1. Several ships for a West India destination, have Arrived since the sailing of the feet en Saturday. S..iled the Pahr gun-brig, Lieut. l.velync, on a cruise; Duelltolin, Matt, of Fail, for Lisbon, with ballast. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. All 11111•11, Off nowt . ..The Hero, Timms, from Dublin ; Exchange, o.r, trom Za..le; and the Trda gar, Saunders, (rum I.i.bun. At 1 1 1-i.trif—The Princes% Royal. Wit: s, from Newffund iin I; and Ina Venus, Brune, fr.irei Wilmuigton. At Virawfor.l rut: Catharine and Elombeth, from Stoekbul:n. At BertnudA—The Loyal Son, from Laotian ,• W ham, H Ivo 41 4, from Antloa ; Active, ---., (rim Barbadoe. ; French, from Gremid..; Betsey. D.ivenpon ; Two Freends, StOWd i Maly, George; and Seaflower, Zumws, (tot,. Now!louurtlar.ri -. At Demerara...Yoe Princess Royal, Brentno, fiat" Africa. Ac Pmsle...the Nancy, Row,l Micia, WAlker amt the Ohre Branch, Hayeer.d, (nem Neerfotie,dland. At Plymouth--the Cynthia. Wayth, ditto. At Litterituol —the General SOW, from New ("Mears. At tle..tt,l—..the News York Packet, Weill), from New York. At FitiV—the Minerva, Burrell, frees New Yeti.; and the N2nry,Ucustoil, boot Memel. At Dia!,liii.—.the Ehaa, Jones, from London. At eselt..iitti. K ir istim, Lade, ditto. At Il.4motick—the Her.iue , Jackson, ditto; and the Eagle, ()Torten. At Mewfotuzilatid—the D ronshire, —, from Prince Ed. warti At l'hiltlelphlJ—the liarepid, Smith, from Binned ; and the Brothers, Brag, Irons Londonderry. At Nee Orleans—the Washington, Davis, from London; and the Baltimore, abelano,fr , ot Liverpool. At Lisbon—the F.tines, Hammond, and the Country Lan, Worth, la•m Nesfoulia;.liul. At Boston...the Pour Brothers, Giles; Aid, Sullivan ; Mar• &ion?, Crane; and the Peter, Williams, from Lirerpool. At Vtsrri , ia—the Intrepid, Steel; Merchant, Johnson; and the Jane. Coliy, from Liverpool. The ellert, FOR EU AN, from Mogadore, for Lon don. was taken on the 2d instant, by the Speculation French privateer; since retaken by the Arrive, of Guerorv, and carried into Baltimore (Ir land). The .Acpasiii, PECK, from —, for New-York ; and the Intrepid, SANTI6II, from Bordeaux, for Philadelphia, are detained by the Canthriin frigate, and sent-into Bermuda. The Orestes, Massey, from Gottenburg, for Li verpool, has been on shore at Stromness. and got off after discharging her cargo. The Cents', ion, lea Av, from Pernau, for Liver pool. is wrecked in the Orkneys. The Setae, Mcnnetr., front Limerick for Liver pool, i.. lost on Hoyle Bank. The following is an extra& of t Letter from the Master of the Bratters, t. hi. .sisosis in Bristol : " Lammas, 1)er..15, 18 6. " On the ath inst. we fell in with a French privateer, momitiag 14 guus inert. It wt. about rive the . gowning blowing fresh about North. %VP were th a nyder elem. reee.l hip sells gaing down acre., Mount Ray. The privateor attemptill to board is on our lee quarter; but was 'epithets,, to about twenty minutes cheered off. tlnt attack, my brother-in-law, Joseph Tucker, received • ball thruogh his heart, of which he very so n The enen., shortly returned scam, with a very heavy tire. In the oecoml attack poet I.l.Keosy fell, mortally wounded, and died the "mkt day. Nearly at the tame moment, the lieliosmait fell by a bail dmough his thigh t but he is now in the iii a lair way ..f feCnVcti. In attont twenty Mi nute. the privateer alii,ereil tar Dor people stool to the teat ot.anf.ilty, 1 ashore :toll. She 'tucked us the fourth time, when there was ocarcety a rope left—the back start alt gormoownd our sail. ;try much cut. The omit of the peopht lett tie ileca %hi pool bi'leituray sent to desire I would stoke, wb Ch 1 r.111(14.1.11 Most of the pitoole dotal well mtil the 'ad .thick, when they left me, with Mr II --, \Valium, arid tai awe; othetatise I think they :woulil have gime 4+5 atm.. - Tan of its, noble oak trees, at Warkwmth Castle, were sold by assetiqn, by Mr. late's, of llanhitry, oil l'eesday seonight. for 1151. 10s. at.d beech trees from s,wen fo 14t. each. Lat.sly, a trial w. 41 made to ascertain what x horse etrild draw on the ir-in rail-way from the /larlsonr of Art to the Newton coal pits. Six wieggons landed with three tens each, the six **Jgrns eiceeied two tons, snaking in all hilly CO tiles. A cart-horse was stoked, hut in alerting, she ehafe, seh.qilsound the fifth antgrten to the fourth, doe s , Te .- 'red - the horst. proceeded with the fcur .:/..a55.......-aallt*Stirs thus nallieta load €lCilliflY , • • FROM LAST NIGIIT'S GAZETTE. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. • ' ar.Oricr,Jan.o24, 18:17. lit Reef:oM of Diagnon,Guards— Del*, Dent. to be . Cornet, without pumhaee 3d Ditto..-Cipt,in Sothmil R. Mirkl-thwait, fmm the (,9th Font, 1., he C3plol-I of a TMOI), SllO.ll, oho enchant; •i. Bth Regiment ni I.ight from the 3d Foot, to be Major. vice Snedden, who ex changes. 3d Regiment of Fns Goaftls..Captaln IC J. Bradford, from the nth Foot: to be Lieutenant, vice Brothestuu. who CA el,ant •s 311 Regiment of IPoot-eMajor John Slindkleu, from the 411 Light Dragoon., to bo Major. vice Monchtmi, who ex. client: - 31st Ditte•-•Captaiti Jobe Williams W*(a to be Major, by putchne, rice Sir William a Bind .tt, win retires. 73d Dittn--Maior Witham Oeorge Merl§ to be Li. iite.sant• Colonel, by purchase, vice Moneylitoney, who retires. Coonnissinns ef.Mc.f IN Ike Lord Lieutenant of the ( nosily of Monitintnith—Jared 1806. To he Deputy .Lieutenauts-•-liugh Powell, ; Richard Williams, and Lewis o,boorne, Gents. PARTNERsIIIPS DISSOLVED. Lawrence Coddington Worthy and Triornas Fidkin, of IT .n -way-reed, Oxf , rd.street, linen drapers and silk.inerec.s. lle c-nn:~r ISOG. Sarah By chail and Richard Townend, of (I , orge-strcet, Bet loin-green, wool-carders. Doceinlivr 31, 1806. William Walton a.d Matthew Stocks, both of Wakefield, in the county of York, merchants. January 1, 1607. Richard Francis the elder and Richard Fraw-is the younger, Well-close-square, hat makers. January 17, Isar. Samuel Turner, of Shef f ield, in the county of York, and William Button Turner, of HudiPrafield, in the ,aid county of York, mercers and drapers. Jan. 14, 1807. John Fielder and WoLarn Lritk, or New Alreaford, in the county of Southampton, brewers, malt,t,na, and dealers in spirits. January 5, 1807. Edward Penny :awl John Marshall, Cheapside, London, wholesale glovers. Jan u ary 6, ISO. Ja oar Taylor, of Days Imbrue, In the county of Lancaster, and John Sanderson, of Greetlaud, in the toamship of Ea. land, in the county of York, common c atricrs from Man chester to Liverpool, both in the comity of Lancaster. Ja nuary 17, isia. • William Goyrnour and B•njamin Morgan, of Needham. market, in the county of SufFilk, inaltaters. sift. 11, 1806. Franca Croft and Ruhert Newman, Bartholomew-close, in the city of tporlun, leathersellers. December 29, 18 , 6. William Wilberforce Bird, John Karbala, and Mark rear man, Coventry, bankers. January 10, 1807. floury Sotheran Sotheran, of the city of York, bookseller and stationers, and wine and spirit merchants. Ja nuary IS, 1 1, 07, John Rarkworth, John Whaplate, and Thoims Lockwood, Kingston-opon.llutl. January t, 1807. John and Adam Lodge, of Liverpool, merchants. Decem ber Jl, 18 [oho Wil.on, Richard Terrill, and Francis Tarr.:l, Long a7re, in the county of Istidllescs, coach-makers. January 1847. BANKRUPTS. Jane Malcolm, of Breutferd, in the county of Middlesex, gardener, dealer ai:d chaprean, to surrender, January 24,33, and March 3, at eleven,at Guildhall, Loation. Att nwy, M:. %V Illnugh hy, CI i Word's- inn . _ _ , . John Waireu, late of Bishomicate-street, but now of the Crei. mint, near tint Way/ties, in the city of Loudon, merchant, ship and insurance-broker, dealer and (-batman, to surrender, Janu ary 31, February 7, and Steel 3, at one, at Guildhall, 1.. m. don. Attorneys, Itles.l4 r:.l:ner, Tomlinson, and Thomann, Lo shalt-court' Thmgmwtun•stteet. John Hanna., late of hioaae-stieet, In the &minty of INid dhsea, but now a prisoner fir debt iu Ilts Majesty% gaol of Nci gate, music -seller, to surrender, January 24, "and Match 3, at elev,•ll, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Joshua M.tyhew, Sowell court, earey.street, Lincohi's Inn-fickh Peter Archdeacon, of iligh.itreet, in the pariah of St Mary la-boune, in the county of Middlesex, scrivener, to surrender, January 97, February 3, and March 3, at twelve at Guildhall, Lii..dori Attorney, Mr. Harvey, Jobostrect, A del phi. William Ramsey, of Bury St. Edmund's, in the county of Suffolk, cabinet--maker, dealer and chapman, to surrender ' Fehrury 11, at five, 12, and March 3, at eleven, at the Half. z Mmari Inn, in Bury St Edmund's. Attu,: .ys, Mr. John Pate, Hury St. Edmund's ; and Mr. William Giles, Great Sliire-lane, London. Robert Chandler, of Shoreditch s in the county of Middle • sex, cheesenionger, dealer and chapman, to surrender, January 24, February 7, and 'March 3, at eleven, at 1.; uddhall, Londoe. Attorney, Mr Stratton, Shoreditch, London. Joseph Clark, of the North Country Sailor, Wapping High street, in the county of Middlesex, victualler dealer arid chap man, to surrender, January 22, 30, at mt.-I ' ve, and March 3, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Mears. Harvey and Bryant, Stone Buildings, Lincoln's-Inn, London. John Townley, of Boston, in the county of Lincoln, book aelier, stationer, dealer and chapmaii, to surrender, January 30, 31, and March 3, at eleven, at the Peacock-inn, in 80-inn, in the county of Lincoln. Attorney., Mr. Jelin Palmer Hallway, Boston ; mad Me.ar,. jUitliioll and Gaskell, Gray's-Inn, Lon don. John Branch, of Manchester, in the county of Lancaster, broke r, cotton-spinner, dealer and erapman, to surrender, February 9, 10, and biers+ 5, at three, at the Doe Tavern, in Manchester. Attorney a, Mess.. Halsteed and Ainsworth, hlan cheater ; and Mosso , . Milne and Piny; Old Jewry, London. Robert Chamberlain, tit Wistiecli St. Peter's, in the lily of Ely, :n the county of Caleb. gmcer, and wool-merchant, to surrendtr, February 16, at nr:o, 17, and March 3, at eleven, at tha Rose and Crown, at Wr.le•ch St. Peter'S. Attorneys, Mr. Steed Girdlestone, of Wtabech St. Peter. ; and Messrs. Worthara and Stephenson, Castle-street, I folhorn, London. Thom..s Lorigbottoin, late of Holbech, near Leeds, in the county of York, clothier, dealer and chapman, to surrender, January 31, February 7, ct twelve, and March 3, at one, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Neon. Gleadliill and Payne, Tukenhoute yard, Lothbury, London. Thomas Stevenson, of Liverpool, in the county of Lan canter, merchant, to surrender, February 10, 11, at twelve, and March 3, at ten, at the York Hotel, in %Villiarmon's. square, Liverpool. Attorney, Mr. Robert 4:reeves, of Miter street, Liverpool. Abel Unwell, late of the pariah of Saint Thomas the Apos tle, in the county of Devon, brewer, bat maw a pits 'tier In the Fl,et, to surrender, January 24, February 3, and March 3, at twelve, at Guildhall, Londuit. Attorneys, Messrs. Williams and Darae, Bodford-row, Loudon; and Mr. Bowr.ng, Exeter. DIVIDENDS. ....... Feb 1? Joseph Dodguni, of Millthorpe, in the parish of Sandal Magus, in the county of York, liorte-dealer, rl-aler and chs:orian, at eleven, at the Strafford Arms Inn, in Watts field, in the cow'', of Icirk. Feh, It. John Blacksiirde, of Liverpool, In the county of Lancaster, corn and flour merchant, dealer and chaporan ' at twelve, nt the Globe Tavern, in Johri.etreet, Liverpool. March 17. Thomas Neweastle•mein.Tvi.e, sec. chant, dealer and chi; man, at twelve, at Guildhall, Laudon. Jest. SI„ Georgz Atktioun, Clotklait, Smithfield, in this city of London, glazier, at one, at Guddliall,`LoOdon: Pet.. 14. William Davis, in t. the pariah a R A.idrew, in the county of Miihilesee, hasnadraper, at us, at Guildhall, Loudon. , Fri.. 7. Jrho French Burke, late of Canorm.ittr n‘t, in the city nt London, shiptromo, broker, dealer slid chapnian, at ten, at Gtridltall, London. Feb, I. Blocky Watson, late of Mansfield, in the county Nettiveliam, etymon and yonier, at eleven, at the •o-an, on Ee'i. iii. Joh.. Dobson, late of Lirerd.ol, in the comty of I. incliner, merchant, at ten, at Mu Star and Garter, Para. dise.atreet, Liverpool. CERTIFICATES —Fan. 111. Thomas tl tI. Late of Dual, in the county of Worcester, t idor, ilvala and Chapin ill. Wiiiiarn Roue!, of the city of Worcester, silversmith and leg e:air, ,te•let, and 4:11.1;pi1ia.... dine; 11.i!den, of Vitt, •.u, ut th a county orLant aster, calico. ntan•Jactitroi, dealt.. Ind rhao nor. Metz, lute !C. 911 a '• r Axe, is the may of Lap. / - 0 • TRISONEIIIi in His Majesty') P'it (trifle FIL.V.T. • 71 IRST 110410 E. Junes staaeneon, late of No. TAteoltain Couftweotil, is• ' the oatith of Se'cot 1 . .ncr.4. a lei of M. 22, ct,./...4 in OW vadlith rf be- M pry 10,4 1 011 e I, tit iwitte tarot? or Ea t and d , .etiit of met:to:mi. Wocelltead, late of Queer -toast, in the pariah tn . s ! _ _ Georg ,, , hot 1 . . t of r ~,Jee..useios we parish of St. ()Ate . % both in the 1i.4.1124 ~11 .110, 01 4$11cemiahasitet,.. .. ~ .....r."..e....tez.T...0... " • MELTINGS OF eitEtii•reikt 1,-* ` AT CUILDHALLa „ TO.S , OPItelll be, W . Thomas Goodyear, now or late of Market•Oreet, lien- 1,11101 ire, 'racer . • ' •itl I. Abrah.irn Meader' Pereira, Old Ilethlens, 16ondon, • merchant . • : ' • 3 11 . . Jamas Naltbs, late of Newington Butt 4, Surrey, listen dr“per . • 1 li • • 131VIDEND.. John Edwards, Wirnure.Streat, Carendialt Nuaro, Middlesex, &idler . . 1 . . • .— ___.___ . —a THE MARKETS. CORN-EXCHANGE, JAM. i'). CURRF.NT PRiCk. OF GRAIN. Wheat,.......:/29 6:is t 50.,, Beans. WA 48. 0.1 Fine .t0........811. 25i. Od. 't ck lie.ans Sess *2- 0 .. Rye 4os rsi. C 4. Oats .229 23. L;.. Barley Als. 401 OA. P4aor4 32. 315 W. Malt 67.. 73 . Od, Rape Sevd 241. 281, :n. White Pea5...014% '9lf. OC. Fine Fluter .7io. Tbs ad. Gr., •.... 431 47%. 04. ti..an . ds 6)a. TO. Ot. ----.....--..-.... PLUCK OF . HOPS. PAGI. lOC/COTS. Kept 41 1 to 31 131 Kent .51 —.l to 61 Ist Sussex.... .41 10s to 51 31 Sussex ' 41 16s to 51 12, Essex 41 10a Is $1 101 Irarnliam..• 71 6. so ‘6 - PIC OF H SATI ST SAINTSS flay a SI —; 041 Straws.... 21 81 • 21 If r ASI) STRAW. &&&&& . hay 3l 15. a 41 1t• ICcw Ol 0• a 01 .11 Cl.sver 4l 141 • 51 10s Straw .21 16i a 31 es SMITHViELD ..MONO•I', JAN 19 . Ta sink eh* 01131-.. per stoie !Mb. • Beef 44 tJ bi 6d I Vert Se 04 t, de Of Ibicatua ..4i 4d to 54. SJ Mak 4 fni to Ss $4 HEAD Or CAVE'S VIII D•r• . Re .tts,`..bnut 4.33o.—ltmeep. 14,C0n Ml= NEWGATE ANL) I.6ADENHALL MARKETS. Sy the Carcase. Seel So 01 a 4 6.1 I Veal 44 so is 04 Mut,n ...3. 8I to 4. 11,1 Perk 4s Est C.. 5. 84 cuAL-sdAdi ia.r, rash. 19 Ships at 51 oket. Sold ?site. _ 105 ..Neweassiss 5 ..Su oderland 2 474 6d a Os OA ' 1 Stood. Coal ll -;•4 01 h e. Od 2 ..Cosdess.... ...... . 0 --; Od a Os od • --- PRICE OF STOCXS, YESTERDAY. - Bank Stock ....... ..... 2131 1.41 3 pet Cent. Reduced 'Ail. • 5 ever Cent. Consols 59.0 4 per Cent. - - 2. *I $ 5 ph Cent Navy 9 ,:11i Long A , ri otiee trim 11 pee' Cain. .. i . 89 Omni= . 9 India Stock India Bonds .. . p-r 2s I ;rem. &testi Lottery Tickets Consuls foe T. 111.51-1, Stock.Rrekee. • 4. Cernlull, and 9. Claireingiaros, COURSE OF EXCII A NG1..., JAN. 21. Aniverdass .... d 6 7 4U. Genoa .. 44 1:1V . rw. • muo at slot .. 0 10 % mat 11. C.... 54 Ditto. Rotterdam c. f.. 11 It I U. Lisboa 611 liamburgh ' 94 II ?VI. Oporto (.l Aston , 4 921 U. i Dulsli.. Pans. 2410 Lit. CuAc 121 Dttu• 2Us , 2414 eictiowi. I. a. 1 Bounteaus ..... 24 14 Portugal Gold In Coto Castle 391 effect. and Ban per as. 4 Ditto — Nt w Detik.ouni— Madrid 391 effect. Now [Milers .... 551 Ditto — &leer to Bars .... —. 5 61 fhll.na • 191 New Louis each .. Leghorn 4114 I Agin .II the Bank of Noll.. d. Naples METH. On Saturda•, the 17th inst. at eie:r hn:re in St. Andrew's street, Cambridge, the Leidy of the Ile,. Dr. Edward Claike, of a son. DEATHS. Oa Friday, the 16th inst. aged it, Mrs Saadi', of Lowe , Thornhaugh•steeet, widow of the late Mr. Joseph SandeLl,ef St. Clement Deur/. . . On Friday, in Gloucester, in the 78th vest of his age, Mr. Jeremiah Hooper, a respectable farmer, of Nutley, in the same county. Ile has loft ►y will a pair of blankets to each df the pooi wninen of his parish. It is temarkaule,-Shat the mute which he occupiolwas held 77 years under a lease far his owe life; and the timpani now descend, to James Vifood, Ea.' at the c.tv of Gloucester. ;H Till Y T LONEIC BRIUGF 0 r WA'rElt, . DAT. 01.' Wan mia after U. SALES BY AUCTION. Re LEIGH and S. SOTHEBY, Bonkve:sees. At Basic Howie, No. 10, Strand, TO-MORROW, sad 1111 Five fullowing.Days (Sunday sesiespsoi), cntite remaining LI E RARY GEORt;E MASON, Esq Lindy dr...eased. To whist is added, a splendid Collecoon of II oks nn ludien and French Literature; likewise English and Foreign Iliatory, %repo, • 'travels, Belle, Lame., and M191116:414•11. The Books aro mail of them bound in various cqlourad Morocc. s, Russia, and all In excellent cnoilltlon. To be viewed, and Catalogues to be had at tho place of bale (pnea Gd.) _ TOPUGRAPHILIAL DRAWINGS, PRAYS, BOOKS, Sze.. • by Mr. RICHAADsoN, At Ins House, No. 91 1.1 the Strand, the curiae , of Vinen ',festoon FRIDAY, January 49, a' Six u'Llork , ASMAI.L Colleaign of TOPOGRAPHICAL DRAWINGS, by Dares, Mint, Nicholson, SiSepherd ; PT I Uta, several Proofs, a tax Books, T. be viewed the Morning ut ba:e. Catalogues may bad of Mr Richankon, No. 3•, 18.103.3 //4 VARIOUS LAtatili A4kS —.CAPL CAL 60 1 )i OF ['RINI'S, .Irc. • By Mr. RICHARDSON, At his House No -91, hi the Stf.lo4. the Corner of en VVEDNISD AT, January Bg, and the two feli,m ine Days, •1 Twelve o'clr.ct., AI.t I ABLI: PALICE.T. of BOOKS. enn signed I abroad eurnmuutg a •fuse C,llettion of Greek and l•arrir History, Voyages Al ai several fine iiiclud.ng itorisseau's Worliv, 90 Vol. DONN Wags, 9 Vols. Rarlernaker's V.ters ; des Otero lifenaihque, t V do.; Hotfatau's Illitawtows Mee of Denmark • Bncirolir Statue., COWI Tt Avatutny ; Vslider ti gic.ea's ;Norks II lairs tri1.1311,11,,,,,atc 44. • T., be viewed on 161.,iiday and r .s lay preplmpl.lll(l. the We , Cauregues of the Books and era-ct,ot; trY r ;I4 1 , lei. I be sold unturgtiatals following, mar lie hs.t of 3,1•: - Rinarlvera , 31, Stand, price use " I LONDON •—Prultcd by G. IDAVIIISO4‘. Ho. Duk Court, fterr-street, CovenbGare us. 4,141 Ou)loVA St N s (Mac, No 15, flock of M. acinetres ttaret„!....reod , w. STUCK, of No. 7, Pow lb l yscrt-eieget t Lcitc , Meets, be. tor that Paper, se..t littde qt r bc duty stteitdr4d.o. 1 , 1 r' 9 feet Ora Ct own, lean Via/ ed. elms swr, the* mil Aro , Dole she ill, YR; ryas eitke, by R the ( wtl t .1 to Po. the ti:av 3are vt. 4.1, SI. 4th, 5.4, fth, vi Fri i.A tica 1 ,1 4