The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1821-02-06 00:00:00

I f I I I I. • say attempt being made to enforce the authority of the Lillis, we know not where the fault of such • state of society can be more properly laid than upon the heads of local Magistrates and Grand Juries. A Treasury Paper, alluding to Sir J. NswPorr's motion respecting the libel on the House of Com mons, which was lately pnblisited in the Gazette, very innocently remarks, that " it would puzzle a plaits man to comprehrad the principle which re gulates the House of Commons in taking notice of usy disrespect which is offered to its character or proceedings." The Editor, no doubt' contrasting his own sins with those committed by the Presbytery of Langliolns, feels at onc: delighted and sur prised at his own good fortune at never having been made the subject of a similar motion in the House of Commons. Fie feels that seldom has he sent a publication forth to the world relating to the respective merits of the Ministers and the►r ;ro tator' untagottists in the State, in which he has not made some indecent and intemperate attack upon the Opposition iu Parliament, and imputed mo tives to them equally injurious and unfounded as those that were contained its the Ministerial Ad dress transmitter' I- the Moderator and Prerhyt, (cry Langholm to Lord SIOMOUTH'S office. It therefore" puzzles" him, being " a plain man," to think how he should hitherto have so well escaped the chistisemerit lie merited, while the poor Moderator and Prebbytery of Langliolin, should be severely censured for having only leo faithfully followed the instructioris addressed to the adheresits or the Ministers by the London Treasury journals. Tills gesitlemsn, however, ought to know, that it was not against the Moderator and Presbytery of Langholm, furious and absurd as they were, that Sir Julio NEWPORT directed his motion, but against the Secretary of State for the Home Department, who had caused this foolish and violent Address to be published in the State Gazette, end had given the utmost 'auction in his power to the expressions COOtililltql 10 it, by inti mating to the world that the Address had been re ceived most Kracionsly by his MAJESTY. A libel so ushered to the world, appearing iu the official medium of public communication between the Government and the nation, containing not only prima facie au exposition of the sentimeote enter tained and avowed by the Minister., but also bear ing the sanction of the KING'S moat gracious ap proval, stood in a light very different front the in temperate ebullitions of a Treasury print, and could trot be passed over with equal contempt. The " priociple," however, " which regulates the House of Commons in taking notice of wiry libel open its character and proceedings," iv very t bvious. It is competent for any Member to bring before the House any instance of such disrespect, and it must be admitted that the House ha. never -el:ewn any hackwarrine.r to assert its dignity. Wit -110,4 the charge made iii the Session before the last by Mr. COURIENAY, vgaiost the pamphlet pub lished by Mr. HOBNOL'SE, on which occapion Mr. iiOBIROVSIC was comnii.ted to Nee/gate. An offi cial communication of the tiffeeice must be made by a Member, else the House, in its collective co p4city, cannot express its opinion respecting it, and we have no doubt that a proper cause for convey- ing its censure and exercising lilt authority being 'hewn, no " plain won" need " puzzle" hiirarlf in ascertaining " the principle %slink regulates the House." Should one offence escspe from being un►iced, while smother a detected and punished, the inconsistency, if any, is to be attributed not to the House generally, but to the unwillingness of Members iu many Instances to posh themselves fattened In the character of public prosecutors. It will he teen in the theatrical advertisements in the front of our roper, ih.t hi. MAJESTY will visit Drury-Lane Theatre this night, and that Covent-garden will enjoy a like honour to-morrow. This arrangement •ffnrds us peculiar satisfaction. Ilia people have lately seen but little of his ►MA. AMITY, except upon State occasions. We hope they will have an opportunity of seeing htm more frequently in future. The Paris Papers of Friday arrived last night. The Manifestr contains • Report to the Kum upon the Budget for the year 1821. It is a document of considerable length, and prepared in a new form. The retails of its numerous details states the amount of the supplies for the year 1881, at 882,327,374 francs; Ways and Means at 888,021,745 ; leaving • surplus above the ■um necesaary fur the present year of 5,694,371, a surplus the more encourag- ing, as effected after • reduction of more thi; seventeen millions of the annual resources of the State, and comprising several new expenses. • The deputations of the Peers and Deputies hire waited upon tire KING to present the Addresses of the Chambers, expressing their regret ■nd indignation at the late attempt on the lives of the Royal Family, and received his MAJESTY'S snort gracious answers. The Five per Cent. Consols are 81!f:—Bunk Actions 1,481. We understand that • Declaration, p!eriging themselves not to support any set of melt as Minis ters who shall net undertake to promote the cause of Parliamentary Reform, is in contemplation, end has received the osmium of • greet number of Noblemen awl Gentlemen of political disuuctioe, greet respectability, and large fortune. . • . . LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, WRSTIMINTHIN Monts" FRIBILHARY 5. THE ZING V. CARTWRIGHT AHD OTHERS. At the slitting of the Court Mr. HILL addressed their Lordships in support of the role fur • new trial. He ape legized for the eternity be might he eerier is following his Learned Friend, Mr. Denman, of repeating some of the arguments which he had used. He contended that • chal lenge to the array was an illeident to the Trial by Jury, sad it was incumbent on those who impugn that right, which was accorded to Juries in general, to ►hew that it was taken away from Special Juries. But the utmost amount of the arguments ow the other side were, that some inconvenience would arise, ■s the Master could not Biked personally to answer objections at the Assizes. This was assunaiag that the Mailer was a party, which he was not ; but even if be were, the Court would look also at the inconvenieoces see • gained by parties : though here such arguments were quite inadmissible, as the question was a stoics matter of right and of law. In the case of the King against Johnson, Strange, page 1,000, there was • challenge for unindiffe rency oo the part of the Sheriff, which was allowed; this he considered as an authority fur him, as it was of still greater importance that the Master of the Crowe-office should be indifferent. It was conteuded on the other side that the Defendant* had waived their right of challenge by the ap plication which had been made tw one of their Lordships; but be considered that by no application for • summary process could a party waive a legal right, much .use as the comes of unindiffereuey might arise between the time of the application to a Judge and the application to the Court. The Constitelsoe had given the right of challenge to the array btfose sworn triers; the Drfetsdauta had prayed to have triers appoiuted, and it was refused; he therefore con tended, on the dry legal ground (without skewing that they bad soy ground of complaint in the first instance), that the Defeudauts were retitled to a new trial on accuuut of that irregularity. The Learned Counsel then proceeded to argue from the affidavits which had been adduced, that the Master was not iseundiffeient, and contended that the words of the rule of Court, as to the striking the Special Jury (supposing dist the Act of 3d Geu. 11. adopted the words), were smbigu. our. The word was 'I name," and that might mean "to orlect"—but he thought that doubtful, ■nd he was glad it was so, as it would give the Court the right to direct the practice which was must consultant to public justice. After some further remark, on the inconveniences arising from the practice of striking the Special Juries in the mower that it was at present dune, he disclaimed any intention to attribute to the Master of the Cruwu Office, any thing snore than that unconscious sort of bias to which the molt impartial minds 'night be subject. But on what was the 31a•ter called u putt to exercise his discretion ? On a list of freeholders made op by the Petty Constable, to certain 1111M , 4/ 10 which hr, at his discretion, affixed the title of Esquire. Here the fountain of honour was entirely changed—it was wont to flow from the highest sourer, but in this instance it streamed from the lowest officer kuoirn to the Constitution, and that too without appeal. From a judgment of their Lordships there was an appeal to • higher tribunal, but the idol of the Petty Constable was irreversi ble, and when once created an Esquire by him, and placed on the Freeholder's list, the title remained uainspeathable. A challenge was made at the time of the trial forth* uniudif tertiary of the Sheriff, and from the affidavits adduced, it was clear to that they had a clear, undoubted right, end they m:glit therefore, as the triers were not granted, hare set down regsrdlens of the subsequent proceediop. Tbe Learned Counsel having conclude 1, Mr. PRVIDERGArr area ■bout to follow cie the SMe side, whin The Lone, enter 'menet said, if his argument was likely to occupy snitch time, the Court would bear him an other opportunity. Wednesday morning next was fixed for bearing Mr. Pres- Jervis,. Lord Chief Justice roar at one o'clock, end went to Goildball to ail at Nisi Prius, but au cavil of soy public iuterebt came too to be tried. =-- - DESTRUCTION OF THE CAXTON PRINTING. OFFICE, LIVERPOOL. [IIIRTHER PARTICULAR.] This extensive building, situate en Copperas hill, has, we am sorry to slate, been completely destroyed by fire, with nearly the whole of the stuck which it contained. The fol. lowing, as tar as we have betel able to collect them, are t►e particulars of this sad eatsstrophe. Tuesday morning, between one and two o'clock, as the captain of the watch was going his round, ►e discovered fire to issue from a wiaduw in the north end of the building. lle immediately gave an alarm, and a crowd soon collected on the spot. From the first the destruction of the premiss." appeared inevitable. The fire raged with extraordinary vio lence, and spread with amazing rapidity through the whole range of the building. The paper in the different rooms fed she flumes, and in little more than half an hour after the discovery of the accident, the three upper liOtir4 were in a perfect blaze. The devouring element 11.1011 worked its way downwards to lbe third story, and about three o'clock the whole of this Immense pile of buildings presented one sheet of flame. The roof fell in soon afterwards. Very little of the immense stuck on these extensive pre mises has bees. saved. The odd] igration was too cupid to pillow lime or opportunity fur saving any considerable pelt of it. Copper-plates to • considesalile amount, have, how ever, heels saved, as well as must of the account books, bills of parcels, Sm. Some paper was also saved, but in so chinned n state as tube unfit fur use. All the types and pr are destroyed. We have not heard how this awful calamity originated. The son of Mr: Fisher went as usual through the diflereset rooms between eight and nice o'clock, and at that time all was safe. The building was heated by steam, and the man who attended the engine also went round the moms without a candle, and he, - t 0.., found all safe. It is supposed she calamity was eßll}ed by the s n uff from • candle, wh ic h, h e . ing thrown carelessly un the fl , or, or left burning in the 'scoffers, after smouldering fur several hours, set fire to fume 'tepee near to ft, and eventually involved t►e premises is gimes. The establishment thus unfortunately destroyed was the most extensive periodical publication warehouse in the Vetted Kingdom. The stock and premises were insured for 36,00111.: but we know nut whether this sum will cover tae actual how. By the calamity, nearly one handled iedividn. all are deprived of the means of gaining a livelihood by their industiy. . . . . . A Treasury J.•urnal complains bitterly Iluit a Morning Paper should pre.unue to .peak of Mr; Flua.tae SHY ti as as a num. The 'slats...too, forsooth, is iir.t sufficiently respectful when used towards a Member of the (louse of Conrinuas. We du not recollect dist ilsis professor of poli.eress censured a cc thin Letuned Lord of Parliament %t o n hr cinumiited su gross u breach of manners, ■s to apply to the Qutsti the words "this woman." The Editor of the nnblin Freeman's Journal is iwrfectly correct in staring that the account of his MAJESTY'S Court, at Carbon Palace, unsealed in THR BRITISH PRESS. is not the composition of any of the (leritlernen immediately connected with that Paper : but he is equally incorrect in coti•i. (feting the pestilent:sr account alluded to ; the com position of some of the literary .Gentlemen attach ed to the Dublin Corporation mission. It is, isa fact, the compo►itiorr of the regular Court News. man, who supplies the London Morning Papers with articles of this description. The Perseverance, Mt Lusa, from Liverpool for Enenos s Ayres, wag totally lost on the 30th January, near Strangford —the waster and crew, except one boy, saved. THE Mk P. STATE OF THE ODD2.—BETTING ROOM, Fez. 5. DUST. 71 to I apt Reginald l4 to 1 apt Charm 13 to 1 apt Gustavus 15 to 1 asst Jock 14 to 1 apt Morel 20 to 1 apt any other. oAlo. 9 to 1611 y out of Guildford I oto 1 apt My Lady Nan RI DDLE•WoRTH. sto 2 apt Prudence I 7to S apt Selisna. THE CHASE. The Earl of Derby's stag hounds meet this day at Fox ley ; Thursday, at the Hawked Acres; sad on Saturday at Epsum Downs. H. Julliffe, Esq.'s fox bewails meet to-morrow at Platt's Green; lissurdsy at Chipstaad March. The Surrey fox-hula& meet eat Thorsday M Gated; sod as Saturday at Farley Green. The Harriers meet every day. SURRET TNRATRE. A grand Ilistorical Melo-drum, in three arts, was last night produced at this Theatre, (sanded on Henn' James's dramatic 'mire of The Lowe elf Elizabeth sad the Karl of liner, and from the very itairelleut style is which it was produced, and very sigfemies acting of Miss TAYLOR, Mrs. YOUNG, Miss PooLa, tiONTLWV, and Itcsoouart, it promises to be one of the most favourite stock-pieces of Ore Esishlishmeot. The Mrlo-Jratustic Music, a grand Over ture, by ERSILINI, the Leader, excited must gratifyilig ap plause, which was redoubled on re•summuciug the piece.— Our favourite Pegg, Larkins must successfully contrasted the serious piece with the irresistible comic humour of Miss C AAAAA ND ' FIT2WILLIAII, and WYATT, and the mural Borten& of George Barnwell concluded a must excel !cut evening's eutertainnieut. BONAPARTE. —maw— Freon Captain Doak, and the passengers in the ship Juno, arrived from Calcutta, we have received the lollowitig isiformation:— Thu inn° stopped at St. Helena oo the 4th November; woe hoarded by a Lieutenant of the flag ship, who inquired what we needed, mid said that the water of which we request. td a supply should he sent oR immediately. We learned from the officers who boarded us, that no thing new of any interest had taken place with regard to Napoleon Bonaparte. He persists in keeping himself en tirely secluded from every one, excepting those of his own family; and notwithstanding be has liberty to recreate to the talent of a number of miles is and about Longwood, yet as he must in such case he accompanied by an English resident (she present one fur this purpose is a ('aptain:of the army), and as he would be exposed to the gace of the inhabitants, to whom his appearance would be as great • novelty es out the first day of his arrival, be chooses to fotego the pleasure; and the walls of Ilse garden and grounds immediately clad with his house, bound his promenades. General Bertrand and his Lady are still with hum. No foreign thlicer still Ismailia at pies. sit to bold stir. veillance but • French Nobleman; the Russian and Austrian Ministers having returned some lime since. Bonaparte has tail conseated to ate a single person, since Lord Amherst was admitted to ma audience; and it was snpposed that it was on amount of the iutiumey of thin Nobleman wills the British Ministry that ibis favour was granted bin,. The mature of the sonversation with his Lord. ship had transpired un Hie island. A Lady ofaume rank had lately, in returning from India, endeavoured to get introduced to hiss ; sad fur this purpose • splendid ball was given hire by the Governor, to which Na poleon was ievited; but be took no notice of the invitation. His appearance Is Sold sebeittio same as wires be Aryl lauded, except his having become more corpulent. Hie !welsh is very rood. He is aleardantly supplied with every thing necessary aid couvesient. N. 4,41. INTELLIGENCE. w-jOIRTIIIIOVI'II, 7111110 ART 4. Arrived yegtarday doe issbels, Boded l'Amitir, Rail, fur Haar*. Arrived to-day, tho , Mooboll, Holmes, from Cephalonia. Sailed the Anis, Hay ; Mary, Gummi, sad Lady Haosiiiiia traosporl, for Loudon. PLYWOUT II , 7 tsatuar3. Arrived the Betsy, Ma'card, from Malaga. balled the Mary Ann Isabella, Stephenson, for Rio Janeiro ; and the Commercial Packet, Anderson, for Lisbon. HARWICH, FIORUART 4. - - - Arrived the Fueling picket, wish a mail from Holland. Sailed the Beatifoy packet, with a mail f,,r the same place. COWES, FEBRUARY 4. Arrived the DUICti ship Baroness Vass Copt:don, from Batavia, in 104 days. YALMOUTU, TEBRUARY 2. Arrived Ihe Osborne Packet, with mails from She Medi terrenean• aai led from Ni•lta 2fith Dr-camber, mid hum Gib- Faber 221 January; also She Dora's, Coburn, from Sicily for Poole; and Maria, Tuit, from Loedon fur St. Lucia; the latter has sailed acain with the Duke of Kent packet, with • mail for Liaison, and rile Orient, Brown, for St. Thunias . a. LIVWRIPOOL FIEBIIVART 2. . . . _ Arrived the Cot taser,Cornieh, from Lisbon. lln the 2411 i January spoke the Minim' of Salem, from Loudon for the IVest Indies ; she was going into Lisbon, haying on board the crew of a packet which had foundered in lat. 41. long. 31. DEAL, FEBRUARY 4. Put back yesterday the Lady Popham snit net for Is mica; Levant, fur Trinidad ; and Narcissus, fur Gibraltar. Arrived tivday the. Ifidenis, Kinsman, from Shields for Demerara; Allred, Alunkman, from Odessa; Ma.y, Gun ton, from Mersin'; and Woodford, Chapman, from Ma dras. The wood him and round to the aurthivard, and the whole of the outward-bound ate gelling under trete.. There tee rat present no less than fourteen Ad dres-rs reedy to be presented to her MAJESTY, sod among tutu those hum the inhabitant' of the lorrostien of St. Ceorge, listiovei-square, St. Pan cras, and ul Spits Welds, are to be presented by de putation. IMPORTANT NOTlCE.—Meners. J. and J. SIVE. WRIGHT, the Contractors for the present Lottery, intruded their sdvanlag•ouv mode of adventure should be open 10 the Politic to take the advantage of till Valenitue's Day, 14th of this Month, as they expected there would be Tickets sufficient, Lint from the very extraordinary unpre cedented demand, it is mute than probable they cannot supply the Public o■ those advantageous terms fur mute thanet few days longer; therefore, those Persuits who mutually delay their puickaries till the last day or two, are advised to purchase tins week, as Messrs. SIVC%VIIIGHT think lbal un or before Salarday next every Ticket and Share. will have been delivered. HAZARD and Co. respectfully inform the Pub lic, th a t, by u new arrstigeritent, on Valentine's D.ty the Purchaser of a Ticket eau only lose eightern a Sixteenth two shillings; other Shares iu propotti.in, and yet have a Chance fur all the Capital Prizes that may be drawn on that day; and the Public sill plea*. recollect, that There Prizes of 2,0001. Consols meat then be drawn. If the Tickets and Shame are returned wills she above small loss, it must be on or Wort 23d of Febrwary.—Tickets mid Shales are belie' by HAZARD and Co. at their Old sad Fortu nate Offices. Royal Exchange Gale; 20, Curuhill; sad 324, Oxfuni.atreet ; where was sold, in the last Contract, No. 1,413, a Prise sif 20,0004 and in teems Lettisie, Four of 39,0001. sod Sores of 90,0001. IRELAND. .•••421..... DUBLIN. FEBRUARY 1. The Magistrates or the County of Kilkenny have resolved to proclaim the entire County. The Leinster Journal says, that two men hove barn lately killed Its one purist), ■ud a gun and an old sword ,'oleo in another parish, are the only known causes fur this proceeding. An advertisement in the same, signed by all landholders of Dunmore, the Barony arid to be disturbed, Slates, that the report of the disturbance originated with one Salts, driver to Lord Ormonde, ■nd the subscribers posi tively declare that party whom Salts magnified into a band of Coravats, were two persons of Bally ragget, on a sporting expeditiou, who came into au inn to take refreshment. Mr. Frederick Jones, son of the late Patentee of Crow-street threatre, is announced for the part of logo at the new theatre to-Morrow night. being his first appearance. 1% e undeistand that a number of most respecta ble gentlemen, *rho are not in any respect putty men, had a meeting at Morrison', on Satur day, when un Address was drawn up and ap proved of, to be prevented to his Majesty ; I , aviug for its sole object acid prayer, that his Majesty would some time deign to favour this country with his presence. The Address will be submitted in a few days for the eignatures of the inha bitants of Dublin.—(Ca►rick's Paper.) COURT OF KING'S BENCH, MONDAY, JANUARY 29. The SOLICITOR GLNERAI. this day made en ap plication on behalf of Thomas %Wallace, Esq. against Major M'Neniara, fur an alleged participa tion in the outrage columned by his brother, Capt. M‘Naistara, on Mr. Wallace, on the 14th of Decem ber last, and for which he has not vet been appre hended ; and also for having authorised the publi cation of certain libels on that subject, as alleged by the affidavits on which the application was grounded. An application was also wade for an information tigiinst Michael Staunton, Eq. the proprietor of %lie Dublin Weekly Ilegisfer, for the publication in that newspaper of libels, as also alleged by the affidavit, on the subject of the come outrage. An application against Richard Scott, Eq. was also niatfe, for writing a paper which was published in Carriek's Morning Post, with relert Lice to the same outrage. There were five different affidavits filed to ground these applications; and before the Solicitor- General war door stating them, the Court unani mously declared there was sufficient ground laid fur granting a conditional order against the parties. Cause is to be sties n against the t•onditiuoal order, within six days from the service of the orders. PRICE OF IRISH STOCKS, JANUARY 31. Goa. Deb. 31 per Ct.... 781 Gov. Stuck b per Ct. 1041 Si Oar. Stuck 31 per Ct. 78 711 Gd. Canal Loan, 4 per Ct. 41 Gur. Deb. 5 pa Ct... 105 51 Exchange, 63 FINANCE ACCOUNTS ORDERED TO BE PRINTED. No. 1. An Account of the Deficiency of the Consolidated Food un the sth of January, 11121, together with no Account of the manner in which the same was made good. Nu 2. An Account of the Income and Charge of the Con solidated Fund of the United Kingdom, from sth July, 1820, to 501 Jemmy, 1821, distinguishing the surplus ur deficiency in each quarter. N 0.3. An Account of the Sums applicable to the Re demption of time Funded Debt of the United Kingdom Do the 5111 of January, 1821, .eparating Ireland from England. No. 4. An Account of the Total Amount of the Funded Unredeemed Debt of the United Kingdom as it stood sass she sth of January, 1821, tug,' her with the Annual Charge f o r Interest int the mime, separating Itelsodfrom England. No. b. Au Account of the Unfunded Debt of the United Kingdom .s it ',tool on the sth January, 1621, distinguish ing that provided for (ion, that unprovolid fur. No. 8. An Account of lise Amount of fo► Manage ment of the Sums applicable to the Redempt wit of the Fund ed Debt of the United Kingdom, from the sth January, 1180, to sth January, 1821, distinguithnig tad' year, and separat inglreland from England. N 0.7. Au Ace moll of the Amount of Charge for Manage ment of the Funded Debt of the !limed Ktnetionv, Irons sth January, 1790, to sth January, MO, distinguishing each pia, and separating Irehitil from England, stating the average of charge per miliiuu , ou the sth of January its each year' Nu. 8. An Account of the Amount of Charge fur collect. ing the Revenue of the United Kingdom, together with the Aniunnt of the Net Revert', from :Sib January, 1790, to 5111 January, 1921, distinguishingeach yesr, awl separating Ire land from England; and averaging the Charge per Cent. bulb we gross and net Income. Nu. 9. An Account of the Amount tif Supplies voted an nually for the United Kingdom (tom sth January 17911, to btli Jan. 1821, distinguishing each year, and separating the Accounts of the Army, Navy, Ordnance, and Miscellaneous Churgrs from each other; together with the number of Men voted annually Las a...eh ermre. No. !0. At. ACCIOUIIi of the Amontst of Charge on the Cunacrlid•ted Fond of the I.;nitrit Kingdom, nudes the bead of Incidental. including Civil List Prnsions, (ruin bib January, 1790, to sth.lanuary, 1821. No 11. An Account uf the Amount of the Ditties received ou Wiuduws from Slit January, 1820, to sth January, 1821. FEIiOCIOI , I4 CBUSLTI. PIDMOLITII4 JAI/MARY 30. An instance of most brutal cruelty MIK witnessed at this place kat week.—A young matt, about nitietree years amp, a student at the Royal Military Colley., at Sandhurst, after riding his, horse on are beach, ordued his groom to take it into the tittur•euuel of the York Hbirl stables. The groom discovered his lIIIVOItOII was to Ils 'troy the animal, an d poi. hutted in vain that it might be 'pored. The young maw tired small pistol st it, and the Millet entered just under the eye. 'lle poor creature Hew oils cf she bands of the groom, and dashed limb* against a wall; s it went uff another pistol was bred at its hind parts. He then had it caught, and brought up to him, its 'rid., that be might again bre. The wren bed state of the poor :Emmal beggars description, it had n wound under Its eye, where the Brat shot emceed, lite ell partly destroyed, and blood nod water running profusely down its face, whilst rem part of its frame trembled with acuity ; it was thin, kept whilst i lie young MOO scum his broth, e, a lad of about t 1 ur It )ears of age, to cost fresh bullets. A quarter of au boor elapsed before the bullets were brought, and the poor cicatere was Irtft more fired at by its Mho man master, The repeated discharge of pistols brought several prima* into the yard, who at length sent for proper people to put the suffering animal out of misery, but this was not effected till it had been kept mu a most mangled and pitiable slate three learseis of an hour from the first shut. —Thum who witufterd Ibis mirage conduct loaded the young w.rtch with reproaches, but drew from hint no expression of (Minor sorrow. Many of the iubabitants determined t• iostitnte a criminal prosec ution against him, amid w e r e above to open a asineriptu r the purple', when they were to form d, to their simprise and *omen, that them is ao law to 'waish sets of Ibis description, brevver barbarous or (Plymouth Telegrrepo.) Md BIC E TS. CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 5. Our supply of Wheal was very 14ry,e this murniue6 Essex sad Real, including • cousiderable 'modify that 6. rosined over Goon last week's •rrivals hum the above esnah. ties, the chief part of which beinf of inferior quality • very much out of lithos, was nearly umaleable, at duetiou of 3s. per quarter, and even the fiord samples heavy sale, mid are 24. per qua, ler lower than last Mom Fine Barley supports the prices of this day ae'rinighl, such as is unfit fur n••liiiie is from 2.. to 3a. per qui. cheaper. The Oat trade was exceeding dull al a decline 1•. per quarter. In Beans and Pease there is u• slimily CURRENT PRICE OP GRAIN. Wbeat•Kant & Essex, White Pease . :146 (stew). •• 35, 58s Boilers ...381 --t /Id —a 58s ft . ..my Pease .2Bs ---Sulfolk (Sew) 354 Ws Small Beaus Ilis .—........01d —a Mk Tick ditto .23. .—.— No0014(0141) 414 s 52s Oast. Potato 24, ...----. Fooreirio.... 50. 60s I Poland Oats . 23, Rye 2 Ba 32, I F ee d O ats ....1b, Barley 2O. 281 Flour, per sack 50 4 Walt WA 58s I Rape Seed, per 1a5t..4111 IMPORTATIONS LAST WICK. Fattish Wheat, 5,691; Barley, 6,163; Mslt, 3,709; 6,036 ; Rye, 56; Beano, 1,284; Pease% 60/1 —lila 111 3,435; Barley, 600; ails, 1,360 —Euglialb Floor, 9, sacks. GUILDFORD, FEBRUARN 3. Wheat, per load Oats, per quarter ... 01 19, to 11 be Rye, new per qr. • 0/ Os to Of Os Barley, new I/ 3. to 11 5s Beans, per quarter.. Grey Pease, per quarter l/ 10■ Ile 11 I. SM ITH Fl EL 0 MARKET, Moe DAY, Fa ORUARY There was a middling supply of Cattle at market mop Mug, and in Sheep a short supply, iu consequence which the prices remain as per lest week's market. In ' Hay Marktt there is no material alteration since oar ' Straw and Clover remain the sime.—The following it accurate statement of the prices and numbers: To oink Hie offal per stone of Sib. 5ee1....4.. od. to ss. Oct. Heath of Cattle this day Mutton .4s. 04 to 5.. 44. Utast. I AIR b... 05. Oil. t o O a . 0.1. Sham... .: .. It Voile" e4s. 64. to 7s. 04 Calves . Pork ....eta. 64 to sa. 104. j Pi gs ..... e..ii,k HAYMARKET. Hey— •... V. 10s. 0.1. to di. fto. IC' Clover .. 41. Ills. 011. to W. fts. 04. Spay IL S.. 04. to If. 14s. Oil: NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL MARKETS, (By the Csreass.) Beef .... Ss Oil to 41 4.11 Veal ..•• 41+ Od to 6. Mimeo.. 3s 0.1 to 40 4d 1 Purk .... 30 4d to los PRICE OF HOPS, per Cwt. NKM SIAM. NEW POCK 111. Kent ....II IBs to 4/ 13s I Kent 3/ 10. to 4/ Sussex ..21 Ss to 3/ Cm Susscx 21 01 to 2/ Essex ....21 10 s t o 4/ 4s Essex .... 2! 10. to 31 Farnham, floe, 41 101 to 6110 s Ditto, second, 21 IS. to PRICE OF RAW PAT, per stone of 131 h. As stated by the Tallow As stated by the Hutches'. Melte. s. St. James's Nlarktt.. 3s ' Pries by Tut w ....30 4d Ithiteelispel Market 3. Average...... 3s 414 PRICE OF CANDLES, From Tallow Chandlers Hall. Price of Candles, per dozen, II s Od—Moulds, 12. Gil. per dozen rllowed for reey muwey. PRICES OF TALLOW, Town Tallow SO. 0.1 Od Yellow Rue•is 52. Od —4 Od While ditto-50s Od —a lid Soap di110.....48s Od Od ilchius Stuff 42s Od —. Od Dill° roug4-28s Od —s Od ', SOAP, &c. per 1121 b. Yellow Suap Monica Cord. I Graves ?do Gold Dregs RAW 41 1 DM. Best Heifers &Sows, per et. I Ordivarp.. 2. OJ to 2. 2. Si. to 24 10d I Market sta.. each 01 Middlings 21 4d to 2. 6d I Eng. Horse Os 0.1 to Os Dolma .. 3. 6d to 5. OJ I Politd 5. 0J to 6. PRICE OF LEATHER. Bulls, 50 to 5615s:eark 174 to 194 per Dalt), 56 to fialbs. each 2141 to 2,2.1 Dressing tildes 15.1 to lelhd Fine Coach Hides ... .. . l6O to. 184 Crop Hilts 35 to 401 bis fur cutting 1541 to 1.618 Ditto 45 to 50 1b5.... Calf Skins 30 to 401bs 23d to g . Ditto 50 to 7015, .. _30.1 to Ditto 70 to 8011 rs 25.1 to Small Seals (Greenland) 18.1 to sod Large ditto MI to 1141 Tanned Horse Hides .... Spanish Horse Hides COAL MARKET, Fkanumtv S. Ships it Market. Ship. saki. Price. b% Newcastle 314 32.. 6,1. to 40.. 4 Sunde►land .... 31 36s. Od. to 41s. 1 Stone Coal 1 1 Cinders [From lhe " London Neap Price Current. " ] SIMS, by Public &le.-64373 skins Parchment Besi 185. 2d. a Us. thl, ; 6,971 'kiss damaged sad staged, a 90s. ta.-2,910 Cub, Braver, Th. a 325.; damaged 1 lel. a 19s. Id.— Coaey %Von, in cases, white 7s. Id per carruted 6s. 84.• 70—Rabbit Skius per dug 2a. a 05.—Std Seal Skins, 28.0 d. • bs. pe: skin. BEAVER SIMI from North America, as sold at sale, 25ili January, 1821— Seasoned. Donnand Sit s. d s. d —s. d. s. Common Parchment, p; r 111 a3l 1..14 8a 20 Pale Du Common Cub. 25 1 32 I_lo 0 b Pale Do Dives, by public sale, 31st nit —92 chests a 47e.; two lois 30s. per cut.; 72 do. Borax, k'.lo It Refined, 50s. per cal.; 13 pkg•. Ipecacuanha, 7y. 11.1 lb. in bond; 32 chesty Gant Benjamin, 25/. per eoi build; 9 won Sagan %Wool, 17/. per cut. in bond; I'L Sun•a, sd. • 64. per lb. in bond ; 55 cliesis Rhubarb, 36. remainder 9.1. a 2s. per lb ; 2 tanks CAntbaridrs Ss. • 81. 7d. per lb ; 73 cheats fine Peruvian Bark, the lots ss. Id. • 54. sd. remainder 25 941. a 4s. in bond ; runs Yellow Bark, 2111. a 23d. per lb. is build. PRICE OF erroczx YESTERDAY. Bank Stock 2 I Bank 1.. Ann. 18 1 3 per Ct. Red.. 73811 I 13-16► 3 per Ct. Cons... 72 I India Bonds.. 4e 4, 31 per Cent B2;-,1 I Ex. Bill+ 5 6 4 per Cents 911 i 1 Lottery Tickets33l. 1 5 per Ct. N.Asi. 10616 I Coos. lot Aoc. 73} HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGI Morning 36 afier 4. I Eveuieg 55 stiff 4. Printed aim. Published at Ti,. Barron Pam ad GUMS Oise, No. 177, *read, by C. Ct.laNt 7 e , at lb. Waled. • • from hat te- a) II It - y awl t a re- ✓ pada,. I, hat airier isle of slum la 304 Be 40. 1. 30. R. 32 . 1. Ti^ 1. 27s Is 24 li 21. 1. 55. of 421 Oaf% Vta•at, 11,394 • 5. • t this nce of II the r is as 7: 2,3 f 6 12,340 . IRO . 220 I 04 04 1110. 2114, at 108 51 6. rhrsi. I bid ' ▪ 441 ku 64• .. AO • . AF, 460. 9. Os 1. 11,1 1. 0,1 /s ud i. Ed 1 per 1 ••11 -41 3 3d. 04. od fc • Ul Inver I 151. • wt. lb. —514 C. lublic of lil Map , . d. 1. ati Til 1 14 11 .44 • 19 1 15 11 er• • .5.411 p• bibs - • and , 9 te• 15-1 1 ely • 6 pi. „ swigs she . 113.• • 11 Ar ai es!