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; • ; 4 • ..!. • } ~ ~.,~ :' t'• . ~~ r. . ~ a' " jr" "ir t 1 "; s 11. t 1110 9, V i a s it e T;- 1 .7. 4 r • • tie 1114 M. 08811110 Na erd pirs, mix **Am OmPrisopcbratiwadomomwi. the NIP 1 41010 fial.endeitt Se be ellewbehir.lllllll6l Ai ,+i hAlieeeiMelladhea." The . 111Mes*A Lit Meow Ilia - ; hest it thesseaseller's ; 1 . 11111 : 11, p 11 60 1 11 0 , keill it as Tasorsay. • •St . • ge ••••••111.011.1.. : *pow olimmrd 1111111Clk Waeutspoeta, hettranisy, THIRVAIET TS. Self* Veer ill Mare rem, hglive the Lona Cans AM'S aeetiel Aria. cOiLltt• V. 11111121111. •1 WIIII,IIII netaatp arittot the EBltesident Was i.t fee iltakieg miss. P"reat 046 * -1 4 11 1 WY% *O&M AIM teas Mr. 341jitia . Evittas),Otated the ease. Mr. Passim's -air/Wr. • - 114e.evaile were far the Defendant. Ifttiti Also ; opining staliameet of the Lessad Ceisseetit4peciped, that the Pleintiff was est OW *Spied taiestie .f the isstraisest, bit wee the .snide 0 et a petits obtained by a Mr. Halliday, res. Mt- aeatlessra, and hailer of *s blood of the . 14ves Whets , to whom mind watt seggemesi the =rem which would be made to the eumsoss rlV•br the addition of keys similar to theftspich cootribute to the powers of the Def oliant,. He ease over to this cowry, sad ftilsed it patent; and under the atomism el bin tote Royal Highness the Duke of Kent, this in. Otassalsot acquit' ed the mune of the loyal Kent By the improvements in quesiss. be was to.eossiounicate to the instrument no left thesmite . .fee different stoles by mews of floe h • g it a vas • 'ties ismilbasy and • The. ishissesest of the esniiioted is the. weefillieriter a Ingle lay ?'e Defeothrot preekiely aisiber ma shot invented by• M. Hallilll,y, bat with thieedliwowee, that WOMB or five kiga he made six, thereby giving hieittelreW,t meet twesly-xis NAM. .Whoa the specification of kle. Holliday's patent Can" is be mad in evidence, it appeared to be ra ther u thiscriptioo of the mode of performing on hit~ bugle, than of conveying instructiows to • the artisan bow to rianufscture it, mud therefore The Cuts, Arnica interposed end said, that the apecilicotion was bad for this infirmity. He, ' however, expressed great reluctance at bring obliged to direr, a porssuit. fur he sleep felt great anxiety that the 'iodine of un ingenious invention should enjoy the henelit of his improvement —Nonsuited. Tilt MINOR. TH4 REGENT'S CANAL cossiballY. 4 1'4is was an indictment against the Defendauts fart nuisonc., in linviog erected a bridge over the caw', at the point where it crosses the Kingeland roA, o f a less width by several fret than the original road was, and thereby greatly iocouveni erseing the publie by contracting the public high way. The Jury Anted the Defendants guilty, sub. jece to the uproots of the Court on a point of law srising out of the construction of the Act of Poliament. • IDIOT V. CORAL Mr. 0111111 An stated that this was an action to wooer from the Defendant the sum of 12!. 17s. foe good* '44 end delivered. The goods consisted of feathers and it:wer: furnished to the Defendant 1015. Defendant then went by the name of Ludy Hawke; but it lace turned out that she bed ..13) tight to that title; she was a single woman, and most pay her own debit!. ' Mary Anne Lloyd was called. She stated tha: she bye, with the Plaintiff, who was • hatter, and loader is - flowers and feathers. 1. 1815 she went to Lady fliwke's house with some bonnets : she said she wanted a bonnet to be trimmed, as bonnets • before. W • said, this others OD the Her Ladyship bonnet was iy. Ladyaliip's house "er; had never say if Lord twelve white ol four plumes, • know whe witness was I • . was a cause importance to this experiment to' . with demands furnished not to Loni.thittge, introduced lib, as his wire. SWe constituted by him farnoty, by to call her had chorea,: not appear, to that at the were furnish. /f ryer d dar. by hie Los et ; that he stunk with thu. given . 0 tars wife, even l e was-trot able libesty to de ker. boat riia•t by her under fur fasvio.g ,spetial jury ; taut her, if passable. 011111%;11 de, and td in select- Lord end Lady ayoure ;'diu 'itl not intro. her Augusta : e ; au wit tl:e err married. Iy Hawke 111 Jive there the her Ladyship bonnet ur a hat. Lorti- Geyer sere trimmed before. Witness coati! only be done by putting the fe-atl , tap of the crown of the bonnet. flei , %/My approved the idea, and the b tlkii w ital and delivered accordingly. •••••• mp otn ined.-Went to her Ladyal ti o ilifitothester-square to take the order; stet bet Ladyship before; cannot as • adveks nee present; there were melt. Ws* era put on the bonnet, in fog .. theis %Wien in etch plume; does not ' Atie shi Vas Lord Hawke's house ; w . libt o Lady Hawke's. . 744 1 .. Lew said, although this a - • gasp tie, it was of great imports: Lady. since it was on cap gw it sot poesibte to tic her wit i • i to a large amount, Jurnisl , •'. hei but ,to the credit of Lot . vim she bore, and who intro •/;.. teas sr 'and to his friends as his . -','.. lit id se hie ' it's 3, and as. constitute . . rowdies of ebildrtn, mother of his how fie • • • • e had a' right still t 14,0 1 • A L 1 Lady •!thougli Lord Hawke li ~.., or • other which did not .... ~ . ' 'bpi ;lPloo tie would sheer • A ti ow : lai r art •charged in this hill we: sibs Was ' Id bad been so fur a... 'NW that the les were ordered hr 2Se i present *to her as Lady Hit... sods eavarrd fur her, and raids hit Mit it Lady flas ke ; and limning her midis, sod she oup i n.sing herself hi \ s :prio t t r arigiegrosati li bie hi ebin.beiens h e d rimwhe dec t r, l d that itdii • ba4 e eteetw i 44l . ei . i.ocgvuiov rtereti a ,di l:e l hich het leactree. She bed been• censured -,- 1 unkosed to try this qetioll by a sperm; \'4 '..t.. ' *lsis Um se.epperseeent to saddle her, w • " ith d.s ir, she move( ia'outor time I • . .... : i illpindeivpresdre be pri ma . doted re was justiti. 'i. ' Rev. Th. Cogblais knew of Lore . , noodle to nsi sesiiim p t in Id suchestcr-IN . eit there one ilay. Lord Mike diet ceder se Lsdy florkidsit culled he, i.. the essi i psny &led be Lady Hawke . innents ; ens site* oupposed they at . ‘ ifillisciA= ii t om plid with Lstij . . leis, in M ; went to ii , i 11 4.: 01. Msy is riot yew ; leineuthc...rs hi .‘=4Alsemenroll, either fora boons /11111, OWN MU •is live there; V tt ~ iMN at that One ititiais itli tit bee; ll fie a s 1 t unt o siallast Walt "maga '••• a ls t ia jr: b 771,1•100 o :t t li rmwe lal ttrrt *as. Lord Hawke wee present ebbs lime bonnet 'Om 'adored ;. wham preelleet• a disassed sprig sunning fie by Amdysitip .olse day. Seem seals used : Williell Illielibtla OW if them ; her • hatt ausaithaos similar - oho direr pass awl es Lady Swim mad misuses iteppaisti also was ei. Witness reeelkimed hi. Level* givsag her a "nbob.lios with n Lady Noakes spore it ; the work box mew prodneed was wetly similme.bot as there mere many work-boses alike she conil lot mar this was the same. The children 'WNW foss" L ia Hawke were at be.., and swat WM. mos ; and Lord Hawke, when snalationigg, bre l Ledyskip to the children, always called her their Massa. Jaftepartesta stated that Lord Hawks astialidi; a .tresbat at her shop it 1815, nmilar to deli, :liiectiibdisitif; he directed it should hors Lady Ilawke's imam engraved on it, end that it simmlit: be senetwher house in Park-lane. The CIIIMP JUSTICS said this was the ordiniri case of a Lady living with a Nobleman or Gentle.: ma as his wife, passing by his name. rued he or- 1 dmiag Wogs to be sent to her. What answer - .mod be given to this ? What answer askl his Lisedrhip have give,' had the 'lesion beseilllll6l.l *pewit his ? Whether she was the wife of is Lordship oe not,. was not the question they had Saw ea try; be was exhibiting her as his wife to., op world. i 111 r. DUMAN submitted that it did pot appear 8111*.the Plaintiff knew any thing of Lord Hawke ; head& bet kunw that Lord Hawke was living. The Cuter Justics—" Theo that suit be taken to have limn his 071f1 Ellilt, if he was igno. rant of what was notorious to all the world. I think, Mr. Deensaii, here is an end of your else." Mr. Dawstaa—.. 1 asa very *cirri your Loft!. ' ship tliiuks sa."--111160foonsnited. COURT OP COMMON' Goit.ernAu., Fairtteasir 24. IND Ie.DINID AND ANOTHCR. This was so ration to recover Ye. for paper shaving*, sold by the Plaintiff to the Defendauts. The Plaisstrtris a bookbiuder, and altered into Si. agreement with the Defendants, wito'are stationers in Fleet-market, to furnish to them such paper shavings its he might make in the course of his bu siness at 245. per cwt. upon condition that they. in retard, should supply him with paper, of a given quality, at 18s. per ream. Under this agreement. styes al bags of shavings were seat to the Defend nits. sad they sent to them several reams of paper , but of so inferior it quality, that he sent it buck. and Pow • brought his action fur the value of his shavings. Mr. Serjeant INNS, who appeared for the De• fentlAuts, suggested that whateverd:fence his clients might hove to the merits of thir case, them was owe shun point upon which the Plaintiff must be nousuited, namely, the filet of one of she De fendants, who was a party to the agreement upon which the action was brought,. being at the present moment under age. Mr. Sevjesnt VAUGHAN said, that if this were the ear, be of course could not resist such a de fenee, however dishonest it might be. The CHIEF JUITICI said, that he should eapect the fact of the Defendant being a minor to be satisfactorily proved. ik. sod Mrs. Pegg. the father and mother of ONO of the Defendants, was then c a lled they reared that he was burn on the 28th of July. 1800, Mad, consequently, would net be of age till July next. The. fferseilL owlet these POLICE. .1•00. m. sownIMM flu Satilfally Peer Forman was brought to she care, seal underwent am examination before George Mioshall, Esq. the sitting Maglarrate, charged with rubbing the house of Williams Hurry Cross, Esq. of &temp-street, is the seder the followlag circsinsiaares :—Abosst two osoorks skeet the Primmer west to the house of Mr. Cross with • 'milieu, repress•li•g himself le be • decayed gentlemais, sad soliciting aims. Immediately after be left the boom it was discovered slat • great coat bail byre stoles from the pas sap. The Mesmer beim' suspected, he was ravaged, but in waist. The bossy having been robbed before, great exertions were made to discover the rubber. The cost was (nand ex. posed for sada at the shop of Moors Solemn., in Russell. court, who Imagist it of the Prissier. The Primmer was mast by Mr. Cross ou Saturday is Quees.sireet, Lincoln's lua.S.lds, who took him km custody. He denied the charge, but it was positi►ely sworn itl by Mr. Cram and Moses Sioloniou. He was committed. j . • - MURDER... - Au Wed•eslsy the 14tk instant an inquest was take* at Clearweltes, Northaniptonaliire, before R. Abbey, Gent. Cormier. ors view of the body of John Clarke, a wealthy far. mar, who resided at Chsrwell House, in the mine parish, and who on the preterite' Svisirdey vim shot at bete/rem three and four o'clock in the afteruuon as be wa► cutting hay from a rick near Isis diselling.linum; the shot shattered bra left arm in such a dreadful misuser shot aniptsitatiou was resorted to, but with very little hope of his life from the great leas of blood lie hail sustrined, the great artery in the arm bring ?Wird/ revered by tie shot, nod lie died •bout (oar o'clock on Tuesday morning. ' After ieety long mad aninute examinaticn of witnesses, a most respectable Jury 11 turned a verdict of 'riga Murder against Philip Havre's. who his keen committed to Northampton county gaol under Lord Ellenborongh's Art. - - A private letter from Para state., that the Emilio)) in that city why have had hanks at 'their houie• have Lt/to arrested mid mattered to two mointhe impel/ones/us. Ina gam- Wing-Women its Polio are licensed, sad under the *oho• rity of the police. Thursday. u Court of Pleas, for the recovery of deists cualtrectesl in :he borotlgh and wake of lion. custtr, was held at the Tor. --.4!1. befog'. J. NAN.. EON. E.q. May..r. sod S. W. Nacur.t., hey. Ite.. c. id. r. It appears there Ilse heels w C4Vie turd ut the above Court for 1110* 61111 fifty p.urs. the lust being irs September. 177 u. The uriaity of ti,.s coma it safieirgloy ohvu.us , iu she Kreat sa t ing • spenses otheroise incurred au tau% web reuses to York. A soil:slur secideut lispveurd ou Sundry list to the gitorkeri et of the late 11. Davros, Esti. of Knead:, uesi Gainstiorough. As lie ens Antidrug by she fire with it botilw of phosphorus in his right hand, it expl,iltd. and tore aff two of his liorts. besiles others lA. wourtii-g ~. . -• . - - . • - rue *gr. • :Toes UMW IIIiSTING, YORK sranTarr. tsars. imeeplikss a tip . fee subs wed Illßes sew two years iii ; tr no es dos Ins dap of Teri Striae aleetiag, MI; ales to awry Mt. Set. Last Rile mid timer vertora....rsve seilecribros *e w. race. YORK auatnn. asegirtm, Ism u•soalt The 11tewilliaari Slakes (a ballades') a sop. emit, 20gs. rt. for M. sad aged horses Be. Lint exile sad sheet loader& roar aceeptarges If no eagagenseat. eh M. I el. lb. Ravener, 0 yra oh' 1 I Advariar, yea old—. 5 /Se Jaggier,' yrs o ld 0 1 Catalina Walley, 5 yrs 5 alio Syntax, aged •II Sr Waller. 6 yrs old .. 4 Torn*, I yrs old 9ll Arelailiakl. 5 yrs old .. 4 Clooda.aaad 'he Marshal, I yrs obi 1 10 Wrangler, 6 yrs old .. Ole, 1 yrs old Mozart, • yrs old WA .. . 11 10 Ferry, 0 mold 3 0 4115 11 , yrs . 11 0 I AralonSo, 6 yr, old UM* Ea3load e aged.. • • Wilibut. S Yee ski •.• The Leis{ 0 yrs old, '. • 7 •.illO yrs old. Coaanl.6 Palnarria. 6.pra old The Ettairaandre Stakes (a baadiesp) of Up; nth, lega. ft. for fisarimar olds. T••A f s wog and a ha*. Sit artery. sums or MI ealgagearag.- 4111. Of lb. St. Patrick Daaoloaao • 9 War' Fair Helga , One. Filly,brArdroeson; dam by Wbitoorlb 9 Mearrlib • Lady of the Vale Morrie/ Copeland 7 Sir Jolla Repines& Cavalier Tramper 6 Chatiantr 6 C 4 de 4 Comm 4 Pupas i 4 Wouditi at bliddkion Geientvi 4 The Desks ... 3 Borodino 3 Tisiphowe Laaglasian 3 Cora ' by Wazy . . 3 Lueiada, by Haphazard a CsOtt by Deft sek—.3orearer .. • 3 est of A;abella 2 Bay Filly, by Wafture dant by• be to FAO; 8 Lucinda, by Cervaatr 0 2 Master Fray Chet. Filly, by Ambo, set sr Ittaintordia Pates Bay Colt, by Ketby,tiet of Henrietta &woe Canova Gambler Dexter Y 0 Outlands * 0 Say Cull, by DIM Cos sack, dam by Daus bletuniau or Shuttle 7 II Tarter 112 y Cult. by Dus Co aract', dam by Stam ford 7 It THE CHASE. His Mainly's stag brain meet this day. at Bracknell ; sod ea Friday, at Maideobood Fully—each day at lets o'clock. The Haableder' bonnie inert ibis day, at Southwick ; and on Friday, sr Proshow House. The Hampshire borodssweet this day at Five Laws End • to-marrow, at Metier!, Gate • Thursday. al Abietsdiri; Ursa ; sod us Saturday, at Cbiltuo Old Hou•e. The Earl of Derby's stag hounds inert tomorrow, at Potter's-hine, six milts from Croydon sod on Friday, at Porky. The Surrey fox Isonada—mint ibis day, at the Rose and Crown. Ridilleadows f y Thursday, at Pratt's Itottom ; sad Saturday, at 'Wickham. A few dap sins. -as Cdptal• Willard was hantlag with the harriers urn the downs beivihms Brighton and Rutting dean, his horse fell down and died immediately afterwards.: the Captain was but little bort. FOX CHASE EXTRAORD/NA Y. • Os Wadoesday se'onight a corpmilik employed al fig ment, near Herrford, gnomesl a fox in a trap sear the Imam, sad harm( procured a bag, was on the point of se , coring hint fur a future chase. Iterated. however, Obliging es Ilioe like she Front fur a run, succeeded by a vigorous earl in misdealing histsself trues the leap, though at the Capron of one pad, and broke away through the Old Hill D r ive , with the carpeuter One at his brush. Doris.; the Mat bunt tbr re woe no odds, friped or biped, CAip rather law choice, bus Reyuard getting warn*, led handsomely into fder's Held Woad and Sugwas Coppice. Here it kiting so Web Idaho work, Chip aspired ill of the issue; but shir t ag She narrow points sit those coverts, he had the good for. Sone to bled Beriard on his vomit to Rockhall, rind to gatTa him w shirk way be was gating!" Dismayed at this unmentre, Reyoutd loose. towards .Clehonger, and would hi or have reached the Haywood coverts, but he was rvi. deafly sinking. sad Chip having gut a second wird, hams mend at him tilt be Sonny mo nad him in Walker's Rough, after a rum of a6urt two miles is somewhat mare than 15 minutes. - yrs SWAPIPMAM COURSING MEETING. IV F.STACRE FIELD. TUVIDAY, gionmany 6. Wilkinson's Crre.ids heat Mr. Redhead's Lively. Mr. H. Redhead's Yaruvitz beat Mr. N. Micklethwaile's Finance. Mr. Wilkinson'. Comore it Past beat Mr. Redhead'. Lady. Mr. Backworth's Blanche beat Mr. N. Foible. Mr. Redhead's Lounger beat Mr. N. Mirklethwaite's Froth% Mr. Bucketorilia Baby beat Mr. Wilkinson'. Coebenti. SLAY FIELD. •-• Mips, ligtrAT. • Mr. Wilkinson's Crust' }brat Aim. Wilton's Urania. • /Wag Wilson'. Unity!, heir Mr. Within...les Csits. Mr. Flptickletbwratte s Forfeit beat Mr. Redhead's Lively. Mr tiodheares Loyal test Aim Wilann's.Undaunted. Mr. N. Mickletlivr•iie's Frulieheat Ado. Wilson'. Urchin. Adat. Wilson's Auelseri Beat Mr. Itedavan'A Leopold. NARBOROUGH FIELD. tnntitutti. Mr. 11. Redtrad'a *semis, beat Adm. fiTilron's Ulder. Mr. Mittman's Cardinal brat Mr. Redhead's Lady. Mr. Wilkimenll . • Cuisme it Feint heat Mr. Red hod's Lapwint. Mr. WI iltlnsna's Cressida brat Aden. Wilsens's Urania. Mr. N. Mirkletheraltr's Faith haat Mr. Buck wurib's Btaathe. Mr. Wstkiason's Carlope beat Ada. Wilson's Undulated. SECOND COURSE. Mr. H. Reihreire Yeeo•itz Witt ♦den. Wilson's Water. There were Sire other m.►lehee, three of whirls were mode cided ; uoe toff by eatieeri, and one so eeerve. NAVAL EVTELLIGHNCE. VIIRUARY 12. Arrived the Furth, 40 etalle;lruen Arrived utf the 114.1 i the Uuiuu, Chucb , from Smyrna fur l.uudou, out 51 days. RABSCATF, FEBRUARY 13. The m homier Dasher. Smith, irnm Luadon fur litillsgsn, Cot on the 414s...testis Bands )esteeslity spostounc, hut otwa the tide made star Rut off wlthutit damage, and proceeded. IPTORKAWAY, FEIBRUARY IS. The Amelia, Stevemon, fears Wtborgh fur Livermrul, w:iirli put in here much damaged ow 1J J y, is Rua re. paired cud ready for Sta. OPAL, WIRUARY Arrived and .ailed for the River the Cleodiur, W. Id.. t. um &nevi% • St. Patrick, bupweey ; and Nuilleovunr. Boyd, t min Befast ; k:ud Wilouts, from Almeita, aid sere. pal whet*, rimers nuknown ; also the Europe, thialltrook, trent Neuronic fur Demeter& ; and Willies., flow Hull fur New York i the two latter remain. • IRISH LENT ASSIZES, 1 Hi'. Houk CIRCUIT. Lard Naar**l sad tit Leap Cesar Balla. camel, McalS—M We, .. Menisy, Marra It. Wearaeoh—AtWipe as Thendoy, March 15. Zieg's .. Momlay, Maul' it. thisca's Coomy—At Miryberoagb, ..'Monday, Mona It Curies—Ai Cal., *a Mea4of, March IS. Valdase—Al Naos, ois Thendey, March Mk Nottritbstr altamr. lbm. Antics DALT atd Mr Sane 111•Ct.tuaali. Drogheda . Leath, al Demlalk Momaina • Much i 3. A meth annum, al Canickterge• .. March IL Delusional ' LRINITER CIRCUIT. Hets. bee* SIIITIS 444 1144. Jodie* Moose. Wielill;* .. Numb S. Wexford Horeb S. Wsterfeed . ' Cloamal , March It. • Kallirary NORTH WEST QIRCUIT. no Res. isolate FLercuss, mud the HoiciastieehotHisolt. Comity of Looxford-41 Loogford, Olooday, Ohre% 12„ County of Cavon-,.At Coosa, Wedoeulay, North 14. Cowsl7 of Fermaoogli—At aloooloy, Muth 111. C.uaty of T)roue—At Omagh, 'Monday, r 4 *relief enemy of Dooriad—At Lifford, Wodoruloy, Okra Is. County of Loodotarrry—At Loodonderry, Monday, Agra:. Ct3NN AUGHT CIRCUIT. The How. Judge Jena aid the H... Judge Buttes. Cuutty of !Uncommon—At Roseommoo, Theradoy, March 8. County of *Leitritn—At Cerrick-owllhaanon, Tneadoy, March 13. cosenty of eligo—At Sligo, Friday. Mooch le. Corot) , .r Mayo--At Castletter, Tlseraday, March IL County of Galway—At tiatway, Tuesday, March 27. Town of Galway—Same day. The Minister Circuit will conaroette. at ZHAO on the 12th or March—Justices the Honourable Bares PsltttsPATltta and Mr. Serjeatel JOT. MA RICE7's. WINDSOR, Franualy 24. Wltest,p. Id. 1210 s to 171 10s Ifeeeq per Ir.. ..30s to 84a Illsrlity, resit% ..24s to 214 I Pease Oats lll, to 28s Rye •••-• to HEADING. Famthialt 14. Wheat 48. to 73s 04 I Oats l7s le Its Barky 204 to 97. Ad I Pease to 37s Braes STAINES, FseftuAay 23. Wheat .... 131 es to 161 5• Pease per qr. —• to —0 Rye ...v. —• to —• Mirky .... to —• Oats, per qr. 23. 6.1 to ?Ss Beans —s I. —• UXBRIDGE. Core Isspectoes Retorts, THVIIIIDAT, Fllllllll4lllr Rt. Wheat, per load lll —s to DU 10, Barley, per quartet l3O —4 to 47. —d Oats lis —d to 27s -.41 Bass nl.-4 to 401 —4 Pease Us —d to 340 —4l Bstlry. I,P- 1Ir;w 11 Cluvor ' Kest .. Seises premier er ltd iudAyst 400 140 130 40 110 20 leas N 9.. are ii, low , - /Refined Good. Om, •nd in ■ small BEMIS. HEMPSTEAD, FtworAo2 12. Wheat, per Id. (five bushels) Oat. 26. to 40s Beans 16 10 2 19• 1 14 New ditto -s to -a New .. ...... •••••• to -9 Barley, per gnu! 10s to 14. Pea 5e.......... -• to Wit REWBURY, BERKS, Ftso9•o2 U Wheat • • ....4....40s to Ws Oats l7s le 11s Rye ........ • .....-. to ...IS Brans 30s to 41.. Barley Brea. 10. to 44. Pease l6s to 331 per gallon, s. bid. to Is. lid. DEPiLe.r .„,„„a., ir nswesor 22.-Isspector's Raters. Wheat.... 17s Id a 30s Od I Oats --• Od a Ws 11.1 Barley.... Ws 0.1 a 26s Id Braes 1,230 Sacks of Wheel, sold at the average of 131 i. Sd. PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. yr...suttee. welleell•PeL. Hay 31 8441 to 41 10s 0.1 I Hay.. V ISs 04 tu 41 Ils 04 Striw 11 4s Oil te c il 11s 6.1 I Straw-. 11 Sell l to 1114. Sd Clover 4/0,04 144/ 15s Oal Clover 41 lits Clio 61 Its Od a - - PRICE OF HOPS, per Cwt. NNW BMW NSW PoCIITTII. Kest ....it/ Ifie lis 1/ 14, Kent .... 21 10a to 4/ 10s 1.... ..21 Se fat 31 Ss Sane:.... V Os to 11 14. 1........21 109 to 41 4. Ryas:.... V 10. to 31 10s Fasubain,llo4ll,6o2 to 6110. Ditto, sewed, 1116, to fl Os . -......---- [ream Ike • Losidax Nem Prte• nomad."' ---- FRIDAY. rusauArr 23. OoTroll•-nikela more iaspdry for Cones, nod the ap- ple...epee of se 111411•viag inailltet; the parchases, 16th to 22J just ant inclosle, crowns. of 400 Beegala ... bad. • 6.1. ie heed 140 Sur.f ~ ... . • 111:. ditto 130 Optsedk ~. - bid . a 9 . ditto 40 Tenesestill e I. ditto 130 Pernalittgo .. lltil. a Is ditto 20 Derbies l . VP. duty paid. SUGAIL-The &eked fur Mascorades during toe week loos been rather liasigill; the priors are wilbout say saris. floe. Glad and losigkais ate 0111 rc4 roe ; the low bruises are in pl.-utile l supp4iplisal premed opals* mai kr! at troy low rates. Refined Gooch 0. 1.10:6 befilible deeitdirlfh saws BM • neat, sad is. •instwarai Saw hasps hairs maim/ a small advance; rurally der au alteration is tke. country can be shOed. Ferric's Snows Vie itiquirediißer, but few sales of corm. spience have been ied. By public sale on Wedisesday, 111 baskets uf Essi-Ilisdia Sugar went at nearly the previous priers ; Indium-, shills 345. 6J. a 3114 ; a few lots yellow 275. 6J. a 31s ; god Impost 23a. moil 245. Covres -Theme have been intensive public sales of Cof. fee this week ; the Mule have moue off will. briskaess, at an solvent -it, previously to this they's sale., of ts. • 35. per cwt. Tbree were three roadie sale* of Coffee this foreassuli, chiefly presents* sad Berbiee descriptions, which have lately been irs exteasire deposed ; the priers of yells... Jay west fully reatnisiard, sad in several ilMilliUttal, particularly in said. ditto anal gaud midi/lie% Diustrara, a farther advinac• was missed ; middling intrusively at 1325. a 133 s 6d. good Puddling 136.. • 140 a., Spe animas, Brasil 110 s. Od. sued ordinary pale 110 a W. goad unloose, small base Hevarash 1204.64 Faun =Mere appearestrilli,st Jenard for kw qualifies A cue* of Dc .. and Valenta. Raises. Cjisat lauded) Iwo hoes bought by the trade this week. By publk sale sus Neese*. day, a considcsaVe pence! nf 31...catells, a frw Illkoseas, sad JorAssi Aissionds, wore utien.l..t whirls there appeared to be yes' , little WM, ill.ibillirillitidilig 51.4. tow $414 - 1.1, except the J..idais Abroad., ',Welt went off timely as 11. a 11. per cwt. adesure. num. LIKANDY, sad HoLarsoo.-Buin csintiasies exceed- iugly heavy, bus with little variation in the prices. The public salt of Ds ms rare Kum hail a wiry isofaveurableelisel aloe the asaikrt : it consulted .4 WO pauelmans. Oraagsgg air exaerdisigly heavy, at the reduced yeelatiums,--Ifee Uri Mir■ there is an inquiry. Tambuw.-Fureige Tallow, continue excerdiaglp heavy, and the picas assist be stated at a further %helms et dd. • Is. ;we. cat. Nal eves the very depressed regrew, dyes nut facsimile sales, the purchases ibis week are quite imessesidsr- al•le. The Town market is to dal .100114 She. which is 6J. fewer thou last weak. mrstimas br CRIDITOR., Ai OUILDII Ii To-Noaßow. 11. H. R. Hollaml..fikaJerell, eura-cloandler J. Christy, Old Gravel-lame matter -mariatr 3 13 J. H. Simile , jerk. Old City Chambers sad ret ake/too, a•ar•fartor S. Parsey, late of City Rood, oil sod coloormais 3 11 T. Thompoots, late of Camomile-street, meteboot 0 11 E. Howard sad J. Gibbs, Cork.street, ososey-oeti- WWl* .. A. Poole, Illaydoo.square. merchtot D. Bailey, Merton, entice-winter 2 11 W. Coopertheaite lAughsrae, St. Mary Axe, nee oast I It A. Tiabril, late of Old loath Sea Hosea and South. osaptem-rilte Bloomebory, oterchaat J. rattan 4/14rd.oireet, wine-ritercbaat J. Baetram, Casterbery, liara.draper DIVIDENDS. W. Alston Heyhridge-hall, farmer b. A. wleLey sod Q. Saymotor. Chichester, brewers J. B. Gylea, Sloweditch, oilman lu A. Dwell, sets. Greeetoteis tool Brideoell Preeitirt, plombel , ll P. B. Jowl, Birmineltaas, hardentrommoosfseherar.... 12 Dewey, Chri•• W. sad F. - .1, Christ ilium*, coslmercbstals .. 110 A. Heady, Gower-street, builder • It CF.RTIIFICATES. J. RSIMO. of thioki.sireet, Southwark, ffiriwy, pacer.— T. Watson, late of Jsnors•streri, Illanehrsier.atmare Middle sex, grocer.—T. Whoa, of. Higitgatr, Middlesex, h;siigsr...— 41. Yuillorf Duke.street, IVcst Strailblield, Lowden. liellebrr. Tisisnicllff, of Stone, Stafford, strucer.—W. A. D. Fotheriagliam, of Plymouth Dock, coal-rwarebast.—.J. Speoes, formerly of Priners•street, Wesississier, ears deale".-.4. C. Schwieso and Frets Grosjean, of Striussioarr, Middlesex, harp.onswersclurers.-1. Gray, of Rishepsgste. strest.Without, Leedom, grocer. Salutelap—ST. Marsems....Holi.hty at the Beak, Exche goer. East 'mita and South ika Hassee. COURSE OF EXCHANI Amsterdam ....C.F H 9 Ditto at sight it 4 Rotterdam .... t U H 10 Aatsrerp lt 10 Haniburgh ....ti U. 31 1 Alton* . U. 30 3 Paris 3 day's sight.. is 60 Ditto .........t U TS 10 Bourdeous • 46 10 Fraokfort or the Main, Ex. M 166 Petenborch,rlal.3 U 91 Vienna effective Y M 10 17 Tries., ..do lO 17 Madrid. 36 Cadia Babes 36 Baneloos 35 &nine 35 Gibraltar E, FRIDAY, FIZILIJAZY n. Leghorn (Amos Venice ..... V7 GO Mika .. 4$ Naples Pabana• .... per es 110 . Lisboa 49 -. :rn t :44;r 4 Bans Dahlia .. 71 A . Celt ••••••• • 0000 0 V •ULLION. Portugal Gold in g e. 4. C 4 ms, per ex 0 • O: Foreign GoW I Sara 3 17 104 I New Doubloous SI4 0 New WWI .....4 4 tOt Silver is Mn ....0 4 iti BIRTH. 0. the Ind lust. Is Wyndham-plaee, the wife of Willies' Chersley, Esq. of a sea which, trios' the protracted berth, died is a few sainstes after. MARRIAGE. Oa Wedsesday, the !Ist instant, at Las Mord, is Wilt shire, by the Right Hososeable sad Reverend the Earl Nelson, Thomas Wars, Esq. (nephew sad heir Freeways's* to the Esrl), to Miss Eyrr_, &lighter aid rule heiress of the Isle Joke Maude* Byte, Esq:Ortasdford Hoses. DEATHS. Os Tommity hot, at his hoses Is Ifork.strost, Pasllll* sow, Limit Amoral William ropiest, at tbs 06111111114 •r of 11. Os Thsvoisy, Obs let issiasd, Drab Jobs Grubb, of be•telvw, HaamsabissolimbseslMlP astistimed by ti who had thf_ stes of Ids aspirladawee. At Otel es Muds y last, Mr. Thomas Terser, bassos playas la hie Ihjsity's private lased, to which he had Whinged from Its but meollidmmt, thirty years ago. At Cbiebester, Mr.'Clississ Ingram, aged 83, saddesly, eating his meal. He was the father of the cele brated Mt.. !Hardy.. On illooday, at Bath, aged 64, Jaw, wi4ow of &serge Osbaldessos, Esq. if Mr itiss.assbell Hall, Yoristblre, truly daughter of the late Sir Mousse Head, of Loagiry Hall, Berko, and shier of Sir Walter JAMS% Bart. On the 16th iustasi, is the °spread, aged 72, she Rey. he. 8e...., formerly of St. EshamsdAsli, Ostia, sad • distisgsished preacher sod writm for mere than half a century assosgst lb* Wesleyan Methodiets.. Laiity at Meowlmmo, 10460111111111brar of her age. She VMS bs at Dissest. is Balks* sod worried there about Mr lbw ere wiaiihapthattle of Foatestny with Ohs was slbalwaills a air jean, of lava/Ids ; titlol#lllo.ooolldrea, wee of wheat is druin.nasjor wf the BIN OWNS MINN she list two sons at sea at the tints se mil ave be the action fowls. %thee 110-1110016 0# the Sim wan the consumed erMlOOl/140 1 / 1 00 yip hp uswirt beve rage tad ak mem/ dot WI met ari uStYty best et spirits. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGL Mares 13 after 8. I Remits( 48 sfi S. 14 What slight 'begin., what trivial fashe destroy 11111 herdlike frame r MESSRS. CURRIE rad CO. having devoted themselves to the wady of, and Ikea gentilled by the mast nesidtrable practice ia, theme benne* of she prudes sin which they Domed proper to select, trust, net Meer thirty yeah residence I. Ibis metrepolie, their falcate am so well keine, and their »retain* so fully established, Mist ea apology is »leis», foe their deviatin from the rein» Aide of practice. It may be singer so state, that their Me dical Edoestioe has Imagine lint elms, that obeyer* Mom bees of the Royal Colleges of Linden sod Rdiaborgh, and iss satiefeeteey evidences of she truth of this statement, their diplomas sad testimonials may be sees is their Mottec. No, IU7, Hattee-garden, where they may be esteenked with the sweetest merely sod honor by Wiest' of eithe r minima by any of the fellowiag complaints lbs Viellgesi Disease, for which they have discovered a remedy, whin Is not only a coutpkte substitute for mercury is the eon of this complaint, bet has sloe the milvaelege of seedisellog the disorder without debilitating the nessinliew....ll. is ernes of Nesvoss Debility moil Vascular Relaxation, whether pro. doted by coovivial eitersore, by the iensemievele esjimpeist• of sensual pleasures, or by solitary seemeelity, *here " The Tumor sins, the Ishii odes away. The cheerful, pore, sad senate* blooms flies from the face, with sqoalid atrophy Denoted, in mallow sanguinely elect." Me m». Currie and Co. are is possession of a 1111sdkine that »sods unrivalled for its superio nicety, is gives; tome to every seescuisr bine of the peel mud spirits, mod re-estalellebieg his vigour rwitkest is imp the cuss titetioa. and thus repeal orlon to dm of a relapse.-3. In Strieteires of the &env% Ms= tie sail Co. plan of treatment has se ear swirpossed use other isettiod terrine. that they bare excited no estdwish meet sod tpprnbasitio of the moat distingekbeill Reepsens,by effectieg in three weeps cone whir% 4•4r4 ate the sesstetces of their atilt. In the cure of say of lbws* cosemlbillte their patents will he healed with the greatest shill sod solicitude. The tee »Inked is the same es that of reviles proctillwoess. Patients is the country are requested to owe suisalims of their case, see, and made of bylaw, erclung • Ban al Roglawd Note, when the necessary seedienes mad advise will hewn» to saypert of the werkl.—No. lel, Mattomgardea. Mood am/ PaWattled at Toe Sumo Paul sall Tat Cutts Wks, Na It 7, Ocala, al C. COILIIItatI • ar Me ittsad. t