The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1821-10-27 00:00:00

- • .. . - •t,• -.. a Aer l t 4/' *I ismit Joie A ' 'MEATH IL rcrioNs, 186. ) 11 % IS t < lil l * l 1 It II A • lik. Ita .t -At 1 —.l.- • .• allitinge Imam A.) las bees elected, sod oats Vacancy In the repseseohttioe Gra Weettster_pf tbc Ardis, . ;ten •:' 1 , Isri ThelriZkinelilleen seode.by ColtegmOr Arrondissement msd Chillers or Deltorttorol is ihilhoolliti*oa t i= "k m ' lu the. ant oelnism s A,tm* hr. Awoedimsesem, sod D roe Doyens ; and the ewes !Aunts( ftor et Wilms in the respettisse Whips. or at the reaprosive ballot'. so rar es the se been published. . _ la the sicead sostsbled coletnis ely prefixed to a name. Mows inhvisheal •wea rsomiumsed by the aim. MI er the Electoral pollehles Molemsos leriershes the name thew Yet the heti been s Menhir d • promingAzi e sly. vie, the eurps AshisV, whit* ente en tflo ge rz e 7. the Mows big ; ii, of rhat convoked shoring thy :& of the De) K:I - iI r a es Mather e; S, or that 'lintel is •08 , 404,110 c• et the Ordsonsince If Sib Septeltekn 1816 ; as* at the addnions mode to the Isttm by the lest Election Lew ;Me numbers in soeh,e, sheepaerbour..s--..._._.__ the moo given o w t h e n - spertsvisilleihmes. . 3 . 9 . . .%. no Attac k - , T i t 132 'as, rA. gs. A. Anwar - 4A. ID. 19.1 f [ A. 433 A. 413 A. 562 C4LTAIO3I - A. 549 D. 3.01 • '" 47/ lA. Ca s as:, a A. • Data y Leiirt7t de la Charier, De Drawee 'De Laura - . De Boned - . 'Dv Bnerl _ . J et' 5. Iv )0 -11,14•414, . I .4A. So I 0.0.1.4446*, I* i ,- 4141. 4 set? .11% , • . 50 - 100 twr .1 1 506 , 1 , b 47 (1. L.) • . • - 1u siv.Trtt4C,P 164 , , Ste 1 . 1. 7 M, t17 1 lit1.4110;i". - 213 - - 6.5 Ds Monti, lija - gia 'Heronlt de Ham* 'Retire . lienehet do Verigny „i x lie la Pommel-aye 3 . illannefenitie - De Vanblanc . De Corday • • 'Albert - l'ougrart Limbeet (hard - - 'l)upont. General - llubreil de la Gurroniere A. 238 A. 285 A. 382 { A. 435 • I D. 271/ I.' Arm% 7 : {A. D. 112 " A. 314 Lont AEU CUES A. 244 D. 137 A. 183 • t Lofts- INrratoar A. A. :1 73 D. 2i6•E , rA. 451 A. 335 LOT •VD GAZ. { A. L a 25 4 • A. I . M I. ARmr .. D. fl . V:Ilele • th Ploymaurin ne Nadel,* •1)e Limairse - 76 - 104 • - 95 - . 174 Jar s Hoolqesert - De Chalret Rachemontaia If - John - • Do Vattlanes Babe, u De Salabors. , •Jos.e Ileaurnir • De Courtarvel Joadeni De Vols. atilt De Frent!ly - - De St. Aignsn Humbert de Sesmaisons • Reveliiire 'Laront Ae Cavegnee liet-ars de Lemurs/ail 1)e gartignec Droulbet tie Sigma** wt Dr Vessel de Moneta . 'Proc. de la Boulare . Jobert uov g..lstti • ret.0b 4 41.2114.• 144 pet 01.0 • 1 4 614:76it , • • ( II) .044 6 S. ) 49 • - - 14 1 - - - - 47 4, . - 157 -.10.1v .. 1. 84 , 46 Mri • • • 60 't* 'I") , JAVA !Tr 41 litdlft ari • 70 Vail (1.3.) 176 . , di 14 rs 1 al tikvs.rty. - 147 - (I.) 155 4 1 " • - 146 7 WI •,, 145 r ,r. met .41 !toyer Co lard - it Ist Lot - De Loyuon [.... 403 Iffsersrats . 4 A. 2t6 • iD. { • J..) . A. Mb A. o Pas es.Cas A. 424 D. 1 l: 441 I A. 161 1. Tut or Dams A. D. { Prats,oa { a sss Grandjtten. Gen. - Louis (le Baron) Lament HIRIFICirT (Gen.) De !Cannot . - Fontaine p' Us Illiosiost - orltglart - tam - diraimetiot • _Lewis Morse) - °VINO Toorpoei Jo . - le/ , (L.) 190 If - g;f .11 .lad ifflw +h .+4l twoo t op bcd , irmt 1111110t•qi , rdt tr.,”; i• "WWI 101 0.1.) 149 . • ,:; true ! , 941. • , or.; fit 'Jill /VA I. f;r1141!" 'Pe 7 ii7B 4 ,06 ) , 1111,". . *Fames AO Lasigh d PMefet a. e de Creosol Asligediehhis Dirigill4llo/11 21 . 41 4: 4 ) • =.. A. 275 A. 31t5 A. Swig &nn OISZ A. WS D. 354/ • A. 170 A. 154 Vas • -- -A. ;so as{ Disseour _ _ De Lattre - :ov Doutry de Soucy yrs/pier De Boutlaers 'Baron I~n 91111saimiseible • Partonneana (Gm) De Lille Taulane •Jamptinea de Pamplune • De Villefranche • Hay _ - • De Chasielhie irs Vs lAA tliottV; (C. R. ) 78 0,,-, vevhi 218 A. Toms - A. 4.D..1701 De bourienne - Munro' - A. !►2 Vacancy r, rt , . - 47 .4', de St. SrEdM BOATS. ZAIDN,IIWIR FAIR. The foltasiing is an extract from the Lirerpoei . Coarler *taiga same time age, that notese time twelve SIPS= 'boats ply from this port. The number will 11190111 be increased. Timer new boats ale sow building in Wows. kluttersbeed sod themlesnion's pod; one huge one. to ply between this pert and theesiork.; 'rooter, beer/tee this pure and 'taxi ; and a third is destined 10 sail regularly to the vicinity of ',semester. Otte is also projected to rives the river between this pact asd Seiecomb. Wawa all these boats shall be finish ed, the 111110)er of our steam ;owlets will, we have no doubt, thimble that of may other place is the kingdom." The Greenock ifdvertiser is very indignant at this statement. It says— " Liverpool Geyer yet eased twelve steam-beats—we n eer think not more than half that member. Peer of lbet ftefre, if there be twelve that plough the Hersey, belong le the Clyde—these sue the Majestic and Superb, the Talbot mod Ivanhoe—the 4ist of these decidedly the finest steam picket in the kingdom ' and the three others very little its frrier : two more, the Waterloo and fidrnat, belong to Bel fast ; of the usher six we kis°, nothing, hut it ir probable they are out all Liverpool property. timer') they trade tot and from it. Having then aneihilated the pretensimis of Liverpool in more thaii six boat,, we scarcely need ._„ that the addition of three Our fair on lVcdoesday last was well attended, and owing to the Oneness of the weather and the advauced price of bops, a more than usual degree of bustle prevailed. There was a 'Jointures stew of horses, particularly of the draft kind; good nags were searce, and prices asked; the sale, upon the whole, was tolerably loisk. Fur niasay years we have nut witonved so short a supply id* Welsh stock, and is consequence of there twin?. numerous puichasers, she whole were mete boatel! up at very dear prices. There was a large quantity of country stook, chiefly of an inferior de scription, which MIA with a doll sale. Sherp mud Pets were pleattfol ; the farmer sold briskly, at advauced prices, bat the sale of the latter was excembuely heavy —The pick pockets were very active, sod from the massy instances of their wile practices which have come to our knowledge, we conceive they must have reaped a rich hrs./est. Mr. Baker, of ileadcurn, had his pocket-picked of 00f.; Hr. Champion, of Biogsdosra, sear Dudibeigton, 0'671.; a elseeseenonger frum London of 381.; and wooly others of sums of leas amount. Several of the 01.1 Brighton notes obtained Cir. eulation. On Thursday a persom named Thomas Stedman was detected in Fossilise two of them, and he was taken into eusholy, 011 suspicion of having framtulcolly obtained them. 11 will be remembered that sii the year 1810, the Old Broiliton Batik was rubbed of nodes and properly to a very consirlerable motto ; the' partners', in ord• r to detect the - -.vonrnt - i DbLitStk - SESS/009.. % l'aiDaY oceosaa e 6. " \ COMMON INFORMERr e & i n for Wm. baker. by trellis a baker, iris for assaulting • Wm. Johnston and John Byre, common informers. ossthe Jul.i of 4epteuaber last. Wm. Johnston stater - 01ot the day laid in the indiettient the Defendant was before the Ma• giairates at the Pubic.-office, to answer a complaint for selling light bread; 'hut be, the witness. took that opportunity of g • g to his shop and purchas ing two loaves of bread, which be had weighed in the shop, and they were full weight ; but not bring satisfied that the scales and weights of the Deleted ant were correct, he tied the loaves up in a hauil kerchief for the purpose of carry lug them to the public office to be again weighed ; the servant of the Defendant followed him; he met the Defend ant in Crawford -street, who ailed hint hid he been at his shop to purchase more bread ? lie answered that he had, but they were weight ; the Defendant then seized him by the collar, mid swore he weuld haul him to the office, and commenced 0111114 him, oil which Byes said there was no occasion t• drag him, as he was going to the office, on which the Defendant struck Byat a desperate blow. On his cress. examination by Mr. ALLEY lie said. that he mid Byes wet, both common aldermen.; the chargt against the Defendant was brought by him on two loaves he had purchased ; one if them was over weight, the other was short of tl e weight two ounces.; the Defendant was convicted. He hail not picked the loaf that was light to make it so, and he was not picking the loaves in the handkerchief when he met the Defendant; he must have beets • madman to have done so, as hr must have been seen. Fle was quite certain that the De fendant struck Byes. Jim Byes gave similar testimony. Cook, souther cornrow' iuformer, corroborated their evideure. - OU las cross-esaininsiiion, lie said, that Mr. Biker, the Magistrate, refused on one oeca•iois to receive his evidence iu support of an information. Mr. it'LLET, Counsel for the Defendant. stated in defence, that the prosecutors were not worthy of belief ; they were of ihst class of common iuforusers who went to bakers' shops, purchased bread. and then picked them until they reduced the weight below the standard, mud produced them at • pub lic office to he weighed, and they being deficient in weight swore they purchased them et a certoin baket's shop 8111/ the baker was made liable to a Resulty. When his client met Juhustoo with the loaves, he was actually in the fact of picking the, through an aperture in the handkerchief. and ink lot him in the act he laid hold of bins. He wadi prove this by a most respectable witness, and that the Defentlaht• never struck Byer. It wits out of his power to cull the servant of the Defendant, who followed the prosecutors after they purchased the bread, as he was since deed. Mr. George Darcy, of Upper George-street, Portman-square, baker, deposed, that he was in company with the Defendant when he met John ston with the bread ; he had it in a handkerchief under his left arm, and his right hand in tbe hand kerchief picking the bread ; he war certain of it from the motion of his head. The Defendant col hued him, hut he swore most positively that the Defendant did not strike Byes or any other person. Tlte COMMA X summed up the evidence. and the Jury returned a verdict of—Noe Guilty. DESPERATE ASSAULT. •-- Henry ?Suer, of Drury-lane, helmet', was in dicted' for violently sesseltiog Mr. Thomas Thorne •on the 10th of September last. Mr. BARRY stated the case for the prosecution. It appeared that Mr. Thome was returning home about 20 minutes after twelve on the day laid in the indictment, and being in Drury.laiie, he.retitrd into a passage fur an ordinary purpose; unfortu nately the private door of the Defendant's father's house' opened into the p ge. The Defendant entered the passage by the street, knocked the Complainant down, when he got up struck him again, end repeated hi. blows moil be knocked him again down on the opposite side of Drury-lane, and fell on him. The Complainant called the watch, lint the watchmen having some knowledge of the Defendant, were very careless about taking the charge, until some versos., who oittiessed the De . fenilmt's conduct insisted on it, by which time the Complainant war incapable of walking from the in jury lie had received, and was obtiged to be carried on • stick between two watchmen, another watch luau supporting his back, durin g which time the De feisslaut and the watchmen were making use of the insist iiistoloitg language towards him. Out arriving at the watchhouse the Complainant was unable to stand, sod was obliged to be laid on his back on • I,..ard, sod from thence to be [ensued to his dwelling in a coach. where he was afterwards confined to Ins bed for twelve days, and at tended by u ostrgeon for sixteen days, and appeared in Court suffering tinder the effects of the ill usage he had received, being lame sod apparently stand ing with great pain to himself. Three gentlemen, of the names of Hunt, In grain, and Wilson, who were wholly unknown to the Complainant or to each other before the assault took place, fully proved the cote. Holineo, a surgeon, stated that lie attended the COmplainant fur sixteen days; the amount of his bill - 44 164. When he - • , NEWBURY, BERES, Varanasi 45. Wheat 3os to Us Oats 4Ol to 36 11)e .... ato —1 Beaus Barley 4os to Ms Prime 3ois to 3.Ss Bread, per Rs kw, Is. 7id in Is. Hid. SALISBURY, Oc2out it 23. Wheat dtts to Ns Od I Oats.... 225. 04. to 28.. Od Barky. 28s to dis Od Beans .. 48. Od. to Ns. 0.1 DEVIZES. OCTOBER 25. Wheat.... 38s 03 a dds 8d I Oats l Bs Oda 33s Od Barley.... 28s Oda dis Od Beams 727 Sacks of Wheat sold at the average of Ms. 3d. HVNGERFORD, Omelet& 14. Wbest..4oo. Od. to 840. Od. I 05a0..215. Od. to 325. Od. Darley..tfos. Od. to 320. Od. Beano 30.. Od. to •0.. Od. SMITHFIELD MARKET, Panay, Ocrostaa 06. There was a Mir supply of lall allercriplioNe of Cattle at mattes this snoraioe, and the prices stay be qmoted near the sante as last day. la the Hayasarkrt the price of Hay cost liness leach the sane as per oar last secount..—Ths follow hog is an accurate list of the prices and nuntbers : To sick the offal per abate of OM. 8eef....3.. 0.1. to da. Od. Hest of Cattle this days Metton..2s. 6J. to 3s. 10J. Beasts fea1....35. 0.1. to Om. Od. Sheep — .. 6,000 Peek ... 3s. 01. to Its. OJ. Calves lautb...oe. Od. to Os. Otl. j Pip....:.... NEWGATE AND LEA DENHALL MARKETS. (By the Careau.) Beet .... Its 4d to Ss 41 I Vest As Od to As SA Menge.. Is 4d to Se Od I Peet .... 2a 041 to As Ad PRICE OF POTATOES, from Om. 15, to OCT: TO. Quebec Marrs sod o:stubler, from.... 40s to fOs per toe. Cbarnpioes from Marsh Quebec, sod Maws, from Marsh Cbsespiolsis, (rum Yorkshire Kittery', at.... . - COAL MARKET, Om arc 26. Ships at Market. Skips N.M. Prise. 27 Newirastk 3 Sadderland II Scotch Coal 0 Swam Coal Od. to —s. Ud. [From Ike " London Nem Prkv Current."' FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26 COITOII.—The purchase% of Coltoosiace our last consist of -500 Bengal... st. lkid. In bond. 490 Surat 6 d. a Bd. 500 Orleans ll . 17 Pernsolboco 1414. 15 Para .. 9111. Cottons nearly support the previons prices. The letters from Liverpool, received Ibis morning, stale that market loamy. Suo••.—At a public sale oa Tuesday, the prices gave war la. per cwt. Since rhea there have bees very consider- able purchases by !ideate contract; the sale prices bare been fully maiulasued; low brown Jamaica sold at bit 6d , a 52a. Gd. good brown S3s. a 575. The public sale of Mitacovadn this forearms consisted of 202 blips. 20 brls. St. Lucia Sugars. a very ordinary sad s..ft parcel; the whole (with the etception of use lot 535. 64.) went at 50r. a 525.; the prices were lower than any sales by private contract; we cannot however quote a further redac. tiun of the market primes, the Sugars beret so very inferior le quality. There is little alteration iu the Relined mikeireo the ac counts from the Coultuent are very ustfavourable, but as the rrquest fur house rensomplion continues extensive, the pre. viuns ;biers ate fully wank:deed, and there is au •ceuom lation of stock. Foreign Sugars are entirely *eel-rte.:l: • public sale of 417 chests Havanualt was attempted en Welliterday Mal; there wan scarcely any WEIS ; good white was withdraws at 414., nu biddlog. attune 351. ; y e ll ow r e lies _ . _ - • - ...o.olsird the amen •L P a..) e'Sat.‘• (I ' S) Ilaiked •.N...., I. r • ;,M" eadW It* • ' ** **V SPIN. '' ..1 thitlve 10 mill 146 So Ti (LI-) 1., ' .- ... 1 •0'r . 83/ ebt. triii : • St st. t ri (1. (1 t ) ) !h. tall,' Mt. , I .101111 (C• I. I) 3 Dull" ilet.s(l3 is, .. ~ T A.Tivi. (L) 1 ' 1 . 3 . 8 0 1131 " . tns - 4. 6 1, •: -. .:* (1.8.) • • Tardit . .it ii !,i- • ittio . . - (L ) -.1. Fleury - 4,9 1 ,1 er ' - 324 Nit , * D'A• t St. Nleevlest - - (1.8.) 341 Tard• - Fleury - reed - - (Ls.) ....: • Chatty de la Fosse • 10 0 . (L s. ) • - Vallier .• if hut . - . 131 - ... : a - - - 1 Guerin de Fonciti - - (I.&) 2. re - (Lt.) I lets t:) es 4J. i 0 14•4311.4 .1i - - (1.8..) 16/ Cholla,. - . - (C. 1.&) 17 Duren - • ( I. & ) Serradon - - - (f. a t zi , ' rag - ( 1 / tail -. 1... i ' .... •• -..k1111&441.24. ... - (It LS) einip) :Ivo+. til , rstd•Ai . s (1..' _ - - (L i 7 . 1 viii=veitit lesi ski 41.iiS Ali Sa i - - ( 1 .&) 186 ,- .7.. te.1.40 - (1. S. I Dessa 'gm a • - . - 129 q*i PP • - • 109 Bertrand Gealin - - - - Ni De St. Atiailett - - - - 76 Lantarque. General - - - (S.) 31 e (1.1,.) 150 Dueoudrav - - - - (L.) 15N Bertrand tiCalin - WO". - - 242 Bersalou - - `f+ . - - 191 Laiont Blaonee. General .. 215 L3I.II)ISC, Ittar.A.l.nina - - - 169. • .4 - . (1.5.) 1 .. mow, 3 ...4...•41.-- . Plig . . (R.I. &) 15.; - '•.1 ... • (IL) 308 ( 1 .&) I '' ,• . •' • . - (1. ) 141 .-onve•rs: 0 - •C• . 210. 4 4 r491! - • (L.) 154 al - - . 2 Quinard - . . .1 - - (I. S.) 226 Du Ituasurt ' ..•ti 111 - 1 ,; , , - -I').:, &Jaw • (.L ) .t 7-:•-• , ,,rf stri . . . 1•• De Roan! - . .11 . 0 1 0 * • - (R.& ) 19; Lemux du Chatelet .- . - (134 184 Gart,e, General - - 11. - Bitsgerard . , . - . (kL&) - (I. L. ...1.7- ,I",t)•esivo , • (1.) 1 Garbs, emend .. - (1.9.) 231 D'Aubitlres . - - ( 1. S. ) • ( it. I.S. ) I I abut l'ouzol . . - - 7 I ' 4 ' agnitt Lafarge - • . ii.; ...5.,,:.."1. .__ . .....i .;! , 13' qt Ofroribb , l 100 itiati4p - , r. - (S. ) , arostength ;...;41 141.40051 . (L.) - ' ' ••'1.14.44.1 ..10.44/1411 ge . , iNge .00# • • • ,', 1 11 At a . - r (11-) 1 .1 .461111. 11 15 ft, wi F. - - . oliagilis ..r...., •t. ,• . In, ?,/ • I), f"1 ii: r• ' PI 04/.eli ( I L) .. ) 17 't4T . • • •-•4111/ iiiihl • . .1 • • .. • INN , ' f•'f: .4 . 3 aitelft.•irt • (L.) ' ' ' ' • •' .. 1u ow . lit i - - - Galan. General :ley 1:,,..i._„; - - - 91 De Gasquet - `ll i - (I.&) - is RP?) - - _ ~ ~ • • ..... ,:.,_ H. I ^IOW IS.) Dedournese (General) - S.) 19. - ( .3). - 14:1 . .. - - ((. L. ) - I 1 , Mkt' up. equal t•'the demand; the prices are, in consequerev lamer. Climate are in demand at rather an advance. Saa.TTEnts.—ay public sale this foresope, YO bags Ty boxes Saltpetre: middling quality, 22a. Id.; very 5,, e, 26a. 6d. Stt.g.—The salt of Silk at tier India Howe has closed ; Ike average prices cannot be made up before nett week; t!-e Bengal Silks have sold 10 a 12 per cent. higher that, last sale; Chins at nearly the same rates. Tem)* —Tallow continues in • eery depressed state, notkvithstandiag /he kreuttale prom St. Peterabairsh. •hich artfavonnible for • rise t the purchases of t•thw for a n . 12nd were reported ■t 3,000 casks. the prices very high.-- The Exchange bad advanced to 9i. The letters are d tod 2d Instant ra—Town Tallow fa today quoted ISs. 6J. which et the some as last meek. tH R TURF. Moodily, between twelve and one o'clock the Crssa Match between Mr. Butterwortb'selsesnot pony Pm ! by W. Dunn) and Mr. Hoyle's black putty Jockey 0, T. Nicholson) fee 100 guises', was run over Knisisforo race course. 111541 von by the focuser with evident ease. The ~embers of the Caledonian Hunt, at their osert,nz at Ayr, on the ttth instant, generously resolved to iliotrihu, 55 guineas amongst llto poor of that and the tieligilbuut,ll parishes. PARK RACES. wcturrsoay (Lan DAY). The Farley Hoot Stakes of lOos. each, with Or. added. IP carry I lat. Major Field's Caaoibal Mr. Lake's Faulty Mr. Crampton'. Hit-or-Mias .......... 2 3 Sir I. Mori's Tumbler Captain Martin's Sweep Mr. Montgomery's Lady Jaime 8 Jr 6 to 4 apt Hit-or-Miss; sad after the heat, erea on Cau. nibol.—.• good race. Sweepstakes of It► Se. each. Mr. harrow's Forums Mr. J. Metii.h's Haphazard toll Fire started, but the other three were brat swap front borne. Mr. /41.1111 . 6 Frolic beat Mr. Montgomery's ktagJohn, two milts, SO guises.. TIER CHASR. •. —.....m.. Mr. Meynell's fox bounds will meet on Monday the 3981 at Eton Weed j on Thursday November 1, at Kedlrstuu sad Saturday November 3, at Radhorne--at half•psst leo. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. rOIITeMOUTII. OCTOBER ?S . Arrived the Mersey from Bermuda ; sod Cameteua from a cruise. Sailrd the Active fee Gibraltar ; with the Earl of Chatham arid suite. mtvwouts, °cross: 24. Arrival the Sicily, Capper; sod Potherm Russell, from Gitersiter. The Nordster, Krim., from Babes for Lundell, which was towed is here us 10th host. with loss of rudder, Ise. is sow repaired. The hoop Jas. Vreisasso, from Nantes to Antwerp, which pet is here is 30th August, bas bees fully repaired, sod will take on board her cargo. MARWICK, ortmant 25. Arrived abs Prisms Charlotte packet with a mad from Cicalae's. ZAUSGATE, ocvciata 25. An nochor and cable have been brought on shore helongieg to the galliot Franklin, Wolkr. A chain cable. iromstoeked anshor, with sew buoy sod rope, bast also bees brought here. DIAL, OCT.'S% n. Pet 6ack the John, Cog ; Foote Haerimo ; Reiss Alas, Scott I end Amteromin, litmeheliro:rd. Come dome from the River the Marquis of Really, 11.•41, fur Jangles; and George the Third, Popplevrell, fac Madeira and Jamaica. PRICE OP Bank 5tt;cC..2402:3911 3 per Ct. Red.. • 771114 1 3 per Cent. C 005... 78t 781 771 311 per Cent... .. 87n 4 p.-r Cents... •• • 9 6 11 sPri per Ct. N tn: J 99 Al 9. 1 111 13 srk L A .16 . . COURSE OP EXCH IVt Amsterdam ....C.F. 12 15 Ditto at sight .. It 12 Rotterdam .... 2 U. 12 16 Antwerp ...... .12 tt Hamburg's ....21 U. 38 0 A1t0na........21 U 38 1 Paris 3 day's sight .. 25 70 Ditty .........t U to Bourdeanx 26 0 Frankfort on the Main, Ex M 157 Prterstirreh,rbl. 3U. At Vie nos effective 2 M 10 22 ieste... do lO *2 M adrikl. Ca.li LS YESTERDAY. India 80nd5.... 70 pr. Ec. Bills. 8...5001. and 1,0001-4 6 5 pr. • Ditto Sandi ....6 7 pr. Lottery Tickets 191. 18.. Cots. for Acc.... 78Iff 771 78 IE, FRIDAY, 007'011111R SUL ILeghorn l7 Gerais 44: Venice Malta 45 Naples .. Palermo .... per ul 115 Lisboa Oporto Rio Janeiro Bahia .. .... 54 Dubha . ....... ... 81 Cork ....... ...... 9 BUIIA.IIOI. Bilboa 3 SI Blreclupa Seville 35 Gibraltar Portugal Goid i■ t •• Coin per u: 0 0 0. Foreign Gold in Bars . . 3 n 10. 1 ; New Doubloons —0 0 0 New Dollars 0 0 Silver in Bars 4 11 BIRTH. On the 2011 t instant, at the Dowager Comma of West -1111111,1.11, Fredcrack.street, Dublin, Lady Elizabeth Pawl..., of a sou. MARRI AGES. At St. Georgc's chinch, Hastover-aqsary, so Monday the 221 instant, Joha Robert O'Reilly, Esq. Lindoinet is the Royal Na►y, aid of B. Itrasaa, la the rowdy sof Mesa, to Attn, third daughter to George &tart, Esq. of Sultonhouse, in the county of Middlesex. On Stolidity last, at Dover, Mr. Samuel Mackie, of that Once, to Miss Snendley, of North Sommercotes, Lincolnshire. Wednesday, the 10th lonian, at Kaoteford, Thongs Donthletun, F. q. to Augusta, daughter of Egertua Leigh, Esq. of High Leigh and Twealow, is the county of Chester. DEATHS. Al Markethill, aged 104 yt ari, Mr. Malibu,* Maeparland, a rospectable soil worthy 111311, who retained the use of Ili 4 2 1 7 1 :- . . 6,l ll „ e bt h e idd .. ll 2 .s 4 ... n s i l l iove 355.; yellow hiker in 275. and - I. 1t . 1.t.... - 141011.. illlll ourtny man, woo remotest toe use 01 alt • • his bill was 41. 164. When he saw the Complain- ' say, that Ho additioti of three to this somber will not ems thietes and to stop the' raym r- e . n . l7:f " di;;Z • es, ti 7 hsi " i;itrthel e r faeolties till the latest period of Ms life. loi elide it 'to darble that of any other port in the kingdom:- barkers in London, and Homed fresh es ; but (runs lime ant on th e soothing a f ter . the assault he woe lo lard. covrev..-The Ci•ffre market during all the week has been Oa Monday last, at Brighton, Wu Neatsedy, of Leigh- street, Burtou.ere nt, in her 74th year. r 'the fa c t i s , la yes pool till then havejust one fourth of the to lour saute of the old outra biter m•de their appearance, Ott turning him to ettotoitte the extent of lbe injtiry in a very languid /tad depress e d state, an d 3 gre a t 1 ..,,p,,,„ At Sens, in France, of a rapid declisie, Freer,. Elizabeth, • ~,,,,,ber belonging to Clyde, all of aloe!, sail from this port, yet nii traces of the rubbery can be discuterril. The hank he reetiverl, be D e af ly faint e d. The spine of his 11 05 of the quantity offered at public sale has heels with. yi ungest daughter of Sir Abraham Elton, Bart. of Clevedou M eirept th e Talbot sod Ivanhoe, before mentioned; She . fur some time past has rifsised to pay auy of its oil soles, ow draws : so reduction if. the prices could however be stated. mountaineer, woich mous between Leith and London; the the plea dial the Limitation Art exempts diem (runs payjog beck was iniuted, mid his lower extiemities were pt- A parcel of doe ordinary St. Domingo early is the week mid Court, Somer.rishire. iodized ;he still laboured under the effects of the el mita. gds but at yesterdays „ la trit,. lid. ~,,, „ffared for ( i ) " she 14 ineleeStel Holloway Head, near Northwieh, at Hob Roy, betweeu Usurer and Calais; and the Marion, any Cotes of a longer date that. seven years. At this fair the extreadisary age of one hundred and litarodo owe years, imu , y he received, said might all his lifetime. • whfch elite duriug the summer orionilis on Lochlutnood.- several counterfeit sovereigns were aloe circulated ; a good pale. There were nu politic sales of Coffee Ibis farm. Mr. John Maddock :he retained bra faculties to the last. I ' To enumerate the steam-packets that have bee n hulk and iman unused Thomas Aline, a well-know" character, was Mr. 11/ALFORD. Counsel for the Defendant, noun, but the demand by private emitrart a l ine to los • -dr. -re On Sunday evening Mr. Thomas Harvey, aged 38, Iste ./tipped in tbe Clyde, in additien to these, would be 110 appteheuded for passing one of them, and whets takes called two %%Amines. greatly revived; several extensive purclissis of pale Rt. Dm • Captain or the ffellpirsLearraparkel. easy task, and al she same time scarcely - germain to the into custody another was found in his possesision ;he order. %Villisits Norri., who resided in the house w ith ir w . init i o su i i i i t i c ti r p e e po or r d ie. in l a a r i y l p u a t le s. Si.'/11)0e r m en . : v esl ft e n er ;a a r mai s di .ca rre . t e d lle o s natter ." The fAirly- cis we have mentioned are, I.oaslide, west an eaasninatioa pn Thursday last, liesil WAS remanded, tho Defendant. attempted to prove that the Com-tete o l p y s , in rams quintet, of a injury Ise received from hie en bull, Mr. Drapes , farmer, of Boucot!, near lissales, considerable till the pleasure of the Ratak of Ragland was know". On " lateen may be stated brisk, at prices • • shade higher ; the Clyde property-many of these vessel. of wen insist Was so intoxicated, that whet' they got demaild genrial sad extensive. 7. Sbr 11 . hordes, and alto( the., E. -sterility speaking, unequalled in Saturday as aoswer was received from the Plank, who refesed P l° Ois Thursday, sit his b theellystalcuts by those of aay Oilier port:' Is prosecute, emeariviug that the evidence was net selleieet to the Width' II? owe he was going to prefer his Item, H , and HOLIAIIrta-si-The public sale of Rem si r %l i t y - to convict the Prisoner. He was cueseequently discharged. cherge against hint instead of the Degetithint. Ott ea Tuesday rusisisted of 88 puncheons Leeward. and 123 . was a most ilistioguislie " d ee N in av Q al a ; He n. oung, G.O B. suit Vies-Admiral of Great &dam. • The sovereigns were warm 'seemed than those we gave a a question being imt to hint by the CIINIfT*II , lie puncheons Jamaica descriptions ; the whole weld about Id. per pilot, below the previous pricer. The request fur Rani f ill." of the 6 1, 1 a uff iu ' ll i a l sh m am. ing diefi "H e the wa llim a " f ar ri ad r ea w. nr u ed u ia . The q '7 of water ;toning from the springs, deotriptioa of is see last ; their weight was las maw, bet &sniggered that he dad not know whether the Com- oireentent of t nil at pr is the pood-, from wine . b this city they wrr• of • .".. copper "duo*. and a the ifila a plainont was lying duets .4.,r ottindisig up in the by private contract this week has been vary limited • the market way be stated very heavy al the price* of the !White years. cer Aa , m a :t i ree hi. t d , i g he dei cu i m ral is in It great re supplied, is at premed so tie wg t IV.- ( Nsid i f """""L) watehhome. sale, which are • shade lower. In Broady there is little al. ----- -- --- - __-______ - ____- - _ usprecedentedly small, that the inhabitants should of The CNAIRMAIII ~doted him out of th e witomm. illY sties ; the holders lie bed masks demand 4 1 . 44. mad for which we believe 4s. U. kw bats olfswed sad irefused.-is HIGH W ATF.R THIS DAY AT LONDON BMUS. br most tartlet to. prev e nt the sae o f water , military meta We learn that a p rivate party bo of x. •exeepting * for porpoises• indisswimahly requisite. are about to set out /tutu this city for l'atrase, in James Ream. a aratebosan, deposed that the .46 """ 3 """'"i n l• j out the iii.fro......muiiiii Detreashvit. sad mg dihe I , tateeethe. culled fur the Faust-The asediet coodistaire to lie swermeeked wish --- ----- - - •- sew Museemlls, arid die dreamily atienipied le he fest:eg o . • Pvi G s tA KNllM M l: E blitni Olice :ll3lBl4.4ll , i ld ner v i .r: Tll ll7 . , Ri aratte ßßElT'res s il ef ie: C Ps4 . lto7ari P er t! so2Wd.sll"/ " S brargiato thou be caotimied to prevent As waste order to j oie lbe Gieeks • ef to ibecciata ry Ito artiele.--4Adidisorgh Sew.) Potrior,) by public sale, at this early period of the mama, is ism , of lb. susi,d. 1 il oosietautte 4 Oise aratclusteo. and Wi wi' b e mess 1 Illi att, • ftrif ili k . • lielat e , , 1 • e 'lbw dr , • „ A a ~x . . • • • • -• op, tt.e Comp)ainsn't was lying OR the ag•wsy beastly drunk, with a parcel of drunken person s around kim ; he was so drunk that he was obliged to be carried to the watchhouse. The CB•tast•ie ordered this witness also out of box, and remarked that uo person who had heard his evidence could believe one word of it, and that he Considered him u very unfit person to remain io the sit ono inn of a watchman. Mr. &awry replied. The CH•IRMAts summed up the evidence. and commented in severe •terms on the nature of the defence that was attempted in be set up. The Jury found the Defendant Gettig. The COURT sentenced him to pay a line of 150/. with liberty to speak to the Prosecutor. The Defendant declared he was not able to pay half that sum. The CII•IRMAN—.." Then you must pay it by thee imprisonment of your person. You had better take advantage of the kind liberty the Court has grouted you of speaking to the Prosecutor." MARKETS. CORN EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, °trove* 26. Time supply of Wheat mince Monday homing bees bet mo dente, 6ue fiesh samples mold this !morning on fell as good terms as on Wedrieselay ; but the demand is very trifling for the inferior qualities, at a reduction of from ts. MU. per quarter from Monday's prices. Fine bright Barley sold ls. per quarter dearer, haviug hut little of that sort at mark,'; het the discoloured saa•ples were dull of sate. Oats, Bean., and Pease, mold rather better duo ou Wednesday, but nut at any improvemeist io prices. OXBRIDGE. Cara Inspector's Rasura, THURSDAY, Os - costa 23. Wheat, per load l6l —s to 221 —a 1' 4 41. ditto Barley, per quarter 23s —d so 34. —4 Oats l6. —.l to 321 —II Gears 261 —d to 38s —4 Pease 22a —4 to us —d lt)e O 1 ~ ~ ^ /. ~" 7 T 4 la all Ti *0 al elm H.