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• • . I. . • Learnt emit ties tales sees Act the parisil of ills **WA the Jell queue, sad thlilitlate *OM "amiast free Nikes • Ent tip* }min* a tM payment of the igithwillthe arsokolay 4. 1 0- and that the 8.. k sass ateesultersimitlet% able dileolty is prevail* the ( imolai* ti 4 1•11 ilaintry five being damaged by these reel gee& tetly permeate; but the evil is ast dadailibed bi ceeeidetetiee, sad we world maga* tbet if varieties. menet be remitted, it world be whim. Mit, at least until Beek notes are immediately con- vettible is small plastids' iota ceak that its the Ime s 'hex* price of gold is axed, the Book elsoeld . . ion Tether mike aide of excess in its issues thente a iimiontieo too extensive. In the former case the market price of gold will always indicate to the aiiectors when they may chance to outatep disk interests; but there is nothing to ware them against the consequences of a too diminished ekes. batten. but the cry of increasing distress throughout every pert of the community. 'The Paris Papers of Tuesday last have arrived. The repoit of the passage of the Po by the kaidtians is distinctly contradicted in an follicle dMed Augsburg, the 3th. That movement ivas stated to have taken place on the 29111 last.— Had it actually • occurred it must have been **own at Augsburg before the fib instaut.—ln the sitting of the Chamber of Deputies ou the 15th, M. &MAMAS!. CONSTANT complained of an humus(' in the report of the !proms verbal of the rectehog day, the words occupation of Spain haw iag been enbitituted for " occupation of Naples." He wan followed by M. Di LA FAYa'rra, who took an opportunity of introducing the question of the policy pursued by the Allied Sovereigns at Lsybreh. lie said, "We have a right to put to Ministers the question lately put to those of Eng land, and to demand of them what part they have taken as accomplices in the measures recently taken for the maintenance of a pretended social or der, a •social order that refuses to nations the right of ameliorating their institutions." These expressions eacitad a lively agitation, and a lung debate fall of altercation and personalities followed. After name. MIS interruptions, in which it was contended that the 'Member was out of order in introducing the subject, M. Ds LA Faverre concluded with imploring the Chamber 6* not to de►troy the independence of Naples." The Keeper of the Seals, in the ab sence of the Minister for Foreign Affairs, said, if— they wanted explanation, the proper course would be to move an Address to the Crown, praying the necessary explanation, and that would produce • satisfactory answer. The discussion con.. tinued for • considerable time in the same angry ohne, but was finally closed by M. CHARTISM, who moved that the words occupation of Naples should be substituted for @cognition of Spain, which was agreed to. The Chamber then pre. caided to the discussion of a financial propo. ' , lion, in which the case of Naples was again in troduced in an irregular manner. M. CASIMIR Pastas, alluding to it,' said, We see, iu fact, • Tribunal established at Laybach, under the name of Congress, to judge the Sovereigns and nations i.f . Kuripe. The august descendant of BILANOMI of Castillo, and of St. Louts, of that race to which belong. the Duke of BORRDEAUX, has seen, notositlnnanding his old age and infirmities, decreed -eiminat. him a sort of isemsdrit d'ameno (an order to attend). We fear that • like fate may be re served for the august founder of the Charter ; - ite fear that ere long we shag bare only an impo tent despair to oppose to such au outrage." Ou Me motion for printing this speech, it was pro. posed that the words vandal d'amener should be omitted; hut the atneudusent not bring acceded to, the motion for printing the speech was rejected. The Chamber then adjourned to Thursday. The funds have declined. The Five per Ceist. Consols left off on Monday at 09 f. 73 c. Bank .ACtions 1,4971 f. - - A Flanders Mail has arrived, with Papers to the lath instant. They also expressly contradict the passage of the Po by the Austrian troops. The KING will hold a Levee oil Friday, the 23d itaitant. •t his Palace in Pall-mall. • Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the -Haat India House, when Captain W. Hotie 'woe 11'410,11 into the command of the ship Hereford• shire, consigned to China direct. - A striking proof of the depression that errisis is • the shipping interest of this country was afforded on ,Wednesday, when the contracts for tonnage to ,llensal were concluded at the East India H owe . Ocring the war, the East India Company were in the habit of paying 40!. per ton; last year the terms 'were from 91. I9s. 61 to Id., and they are now reduced to from 71. to el. The quantity tendered waif above 30.00 tons, Of which only 3,000 have i.efer: taken up. • As every Lottery Ticket and Shire was *old be fore the First Day of Drawing, the Public actually had got every Prise stud was not drawn, as well as every Prise that was drawn, sad we therefore recommend most gratuity to those persons who isteud to triton their Tickets end titterer, that they do not keep soy account of the numbers tut, return, as it would he rely mortifying te know they Amid ',filmed one or more of the sis 11,9001. Proses, after biers; bad them for some days in their possession. Tat Rr-JEcTio SHARES Messrs. J. bud J. I#lvswitiOßT, the Contractors fur the Lottery, bi-g .t asters those persons aim were unable to obtain Tickets itao Sbares before the First Day .t.f lkswiog , owing to the sraility, that a few have been returned by those persona who dive to lake advantage of the steal Day's•Unteitia, sistLtbuite rvjsebd Titieftand Sharer are sow setting at the variants tliftres, sod of rousse those numbers retererd are full so likely to cantata the ma tl,OOO/. Polies, as those which egg *apt. A epeedy poechnse is recommended to petered a second diesppoiataneat. fur it there arc not many more fe tal:fwd, soother scarcity must soot' occur, sod another great roe is 'hue ant: take wor*Nt-o.4aDszo : • i a t dert batiste'' earard id ated .- 4 No • t. ISt wlls res4oted memo k 'be/ motioned shouts of eg!" Mr. UPTON, as A "igen triim plaerd amt • pedestal Mr. EwteT, wee expected to make a bit, bet it failed worelty. All the grimace of that master of etiesteoance was ex erted in 'tie. At the fall of the curtails Mr. as- TOM attempted to announce the farce for WWII& miewaseatation, but the opposition was mi real thbt nit a ward be mid was heard. A TH E CHASE. li m a Derby tamed eat a doe dot, called Plarestiboy i at bleager's, at Cfolllllll. ewer Cupids% as liredaesday last; before a dirld of tea hammers and seer 1,0011 fool people; it Wag a Iwasakil plate, survoisaded with hills, wbieh were covered with peepk ea feat. The deer weal a Mega about four mike; thew straight through Addiegton Perk; ihreegh the Village; tensed to the right 10 Adak". too image, by Fairchild sad Tanabe:4 Church, ea Tema) , Park, the out of L. Gower, Esq. sod isle the river. wham he lay up; but the hounds having caught view of he 'rim up the park; termini.) the right nearly to Li Id ihuam i gh the deep memo, to %Venomless' sad ru Maks; dm Hie hill to Heaver sod le Four Elms, w he was takes after • ram of three hears, sad very kw hens. wee la at the tine. H. Jolliffe, Esq 's fox homeda meet as Meoday, al Km. eel; Weikesday, at Betchwarth ; amt Satiwilay, at Kemp. wood Gale. The Surrey foe hawk meet ea Woodsy, at 'lanky Hill; Thursday, at Godatorse; cud Saturday, at Farley Greer. The Harriers siert every day. AUDACIOUS STRERT Rohm,. Ow of the meet impuileist street robberies we ever re. member to have heard of was committed abseil ea, o'clock yesterday sltevuoms, in one of the mini crowded ammonite. fares in Landow. As Mrs. Yale*, of Mo. 11, Browalow. street, in company with another lady, was gehapt dews Mel. bore, whim near She mild of Field lame she we. rue easiest by two weaves sod tine nes, who hustled bee from ogee to soother, noel in site of her efforts to peevest them, sae. carded is robbing her of her roam-beak, contain*: owe tee, sod two woe pouted Rook of Ragland Notes, a Myer peatil.caer, end sundry memeraneloms, sad, although there were thouseade of people passing at the time, they use. eroded in effectiog their escape. Mrs. Visor gave haw. motion of the robbery at Hattoo.gardra Police-elite, sod described the valetas se follow.:—Tuu of the mew were of rather decent •prearsoor, and deemed I. black; one of the. tall, with a black crape rooad hie hat,and the third like a weals( man. the of the woman. ead a beadage over her eye, Out the other WOMAN sloe could give no do. startles of. SHOCKING efcciDstir. ♦ Coeower's Inquest was bell yesterday before Thomas Stiflig', Eel. at lbs. RA Lion, Cavendish -street, Cavendish. square, on the body-of blaster Frede►ick Evill, a child of fuse years of age, who was uufortroately killed by falling oat of a one pair window. The deceased was t►e son of a geolleasan occupying the first fluor of 1114,0xfurd-street ; the deceased was standing us a chair aear the window, the sash of which ass incautiously left open, and whilst the maid went to fetch ►re cloak and bowies to take ►im oat to walk, be leaned over the window beyond his balsams to see something that was pissaire, and fell iota the street. Verdict—" Accidental Death." 44 Whew Greek meets Greek, then is the t ug o f war."-7fievese. which has already done wonders at Drury-lane, is forthcoming at the Sister Theatre, With Mrs. Vioiso, of great provincial celebrity, as the heroine. Miss H•LLANDS, whose voice in the fiat Tlw hearse! so astonished the Covent Garden Band, that Mr.. HARIIII immediately articled her for five years, is not, as reported, pre-engaged at the Operas House, but will positively make her first appear. once next week in the forthcoming piece of Don John. We have authority to slats thin Lord COMMIS TOWNSBIND voted In the minority on the mottos of Joan SMITH, Esq. Mr. CII•tball 7'•TLOII. M.P. for Wells, paired off in favour of the Quiet's name heiug inserted in the Liturgy. Mr. MA/sour gave notice in the Rouse on 'filmed.) , night, that in consequence of the papers moved for by him on the lit nisi. shit basing beets laid on the table, he must postpone his motion for the Repeal of Duties on Hoiuee and IV endows. and not seeing the Right Honourable the CILIVOILLOR of the Excuuiuga in his place, he woold not then name another day, as he wished to halm from him whet, the House ought expect the papers, but that if they were not speedily premated he should pro. teed wittiest them, and name an early day. It may not be wholly devoid of interest to those Ladies and Gentlemen who adopt the prevailing tisane,. of Carling the Hair 9 to inform them, that, is order to prevent the dryuese a n d barshaess which but !roes give to the hair, ATKINSON'S CURLING FLUID i s t h e only article fur that specific purpose, which has bees patronised by the Nubility, and also getierally adopted by the most Galion.. able Hair Dretoers. By applying it to the hair after earth% it makes it soft sod glossy as the Loess silk. awl Imps the Curl arm in the exercise of dancing or militias, or is damp weather. It also possesses the most surprising properties for regesserating the growth of the hair, and for preventiag it falling off or changing colour. It is sold by moat Perfumer% Hair Dressers, and Medicine Veinier.; but as there are nu sneroas Coooterfeits, the foitowing signature cud address is nis the label of the geuriue : *. James *thirties, 44, Gerrard. Street, Luedna." Monday came on before the High Court of Ju.- ticary, Edinburgh, the trial of Francis Adams, accused of falsehood end forgery, by forging re. cripte and other documents un Gen. Sir HOBERT AMENCROMIT, G.C.B. to the extent of 45,000 Spanish dollar., which lie alleged Sir HOBERT had received from Nita in Americo, its the year 1774. The 'sand pleaded guilty to uttering and using the documents libelled, knowing them to be forged. He was sentenced to seven years transportation. The panel is a poor looking uld wan, and stated that lie was 70 years of age. A Norfolk bog, four years old, bred by J. FLEMING, Esq. of Great Snoring, Norfolk, lid by J. KING. Jun. of Sea/Mans, measured and weighed as follows :—Length front nose su rout of the tail, 611. gm.; girth, 511. [Oita. ; live weight, 565t..71b.; deed weigh', 46.4. h0.1b.; waste. 9st. 910. This hog was allowed by judges to be the bat erre blaughtered in that county, aud was not quite nine moistlii fatting. Thursday afternoon Michael Harley, a eapitel convict in Newkete. and who was nu Monday might respited fur one week from the tidy appointed foe his execution, received a further respite during his 11Warner pleasure. PRICE STOI Batik Stuck 3 pwr Ct. tied. 7214 73 • per Ct. CoiN. 711141 Si per Cava 811 4 per 0ti515....901 91 901 S par Ct. N. Aft. iossiff awns OF 11XCHANGI Antaterdasn ....C.F 12 9 Ditto at stilt lt II Cotserdass .... I C lt 10 Astwerp . Haesbargh ....21 It. 311 Alton. .91 U. 38 3 Paris 3 day's sight Data t U ld 10 Boardeaux 24 19 Frankfurt ou lb* Wain, Eli. M 156 PetenbertVrtel.3 U. 24 ♦ieum effective t X IS IT 10 17 Madrid. Cs4is Babas 35 liaretbeina Seville 35 OliveSltar • ?ions r. 11111,'1 Mr. GIIKRIT elated the e • dal Joey. TIM Plaintiff • • .• ••••• and the Deftiodatat horse-defier ito Park4ane. la the ay, 11110, the Plaintiff purchased • home row the De readapt, for which he paid eighty4ve sinusitis, and stipulated at the time of the purchase. that if be returned the home in equally Defendant condition on the lit October f o ll ow i ng , the Defendant was to take him back at the price of 64 guineas. Two or three days before the Ist October the Plaiutiff sent the horse back to the Defeedent, having previously kept it in the very hest coudition, and worked it very llttle. The Defendant said the horse might be left then, but he would not be prepared to pay the Gooney till the lit of October. On which the person whom the Plaintiff sent de clined leaving the horse, and took it bark again to Heyne's livery stables, where the Plaintiff had keil it. On the 30th Septemper, the Defendant celled at Haynes's, and shewed..the horse to two gentle. ems who were in treaty with him for the purchase of it. sind he thep stated OW the horse was per. fectly sound, and though it had hero no the hands Of • gentleman for a few usanthit, it was in as good condition as if he had bail the possession himself all the time. The horse was token •riay by him and not returned till the evening of the same day, when it was brought back by a servant of Ins in • heated state ; it was put into the stable, and not taken out till the neat day but 'one after. - when it was discovered that there was • slight lousoueo• in one of toe legs, which had since become a coo finned " bone spawn)." Several witnesses ware called who proved the case as above stated. Mr. MaitaTA.T, for the Defended, said he should WOW, by the testimony of skilful persons, who inspected the horse GM the stis of October, that he then bad a confirmed sperm; from which it would follow that the first ioceptron of the disorder must have been prior to the Ist of October. in which cam the Defendant would be eutitled to their verdict. A 'Veterinary Surgeon was called, who raw the horse oil or *hoot the sth of October, and he then had • confirmed spawn.. In his opinion it would require a onoi.th or sea weeks f the time the hurt was received before . it would arrive at the Mote of a bone spaviii.iso which ht found it. The Jury. after • short conseltattou, found a verdict for the Plaintiff for riity.live guineas. ILLUMINATION RIOT. MORN D. INITH AND •NOTHili. This was an action against the hundred of Oululston to recover WV. the amonianf damages done by a riotous mob to the Plaintiff 's house. Mr. Ditmusx said, this was an action under the Statute against the two Defendants, as inhabitants of the hundred. The facts were shortly these : It happened on the night of the 13th November l as t, wh en a great nmolber of persons illuminated their houses, that the Plaintiff was °neer those who did not choose to illuminate his house, which was at the corner a Old Baird-street and Piccadilly. About eight o'clock in the evening a great mob assembled opposite the Phil - wire honse, calling out, " Light up, light up!" and et the same time elaniiag uaslluas,quia personage, who of all others was, he could sera, most averse from seta of vim. knee and outrage. The call to light up not being complied with, the mob broke the shop and draw. ing-room windoivs, and battered the street door to pieces; and such was the fury of the snook, that upwards of two bushels of stones, some penny pieces, and other missiles, were collected iu the house on the following morning. The facts being proved, 111 r. BL•csansui addressed the Jury for the hundred. The LORD Cuter JUSTICE charged the Jury. who, after some debberaiimp, found a verdict Ibr the Plaintiff—Damages 241. COURT OF EXCHEQUER, FRIDAY, FZINIVOILT N. RADICAL COFFEE. Tin RING V. HENRY HUNT. The SOLICITOR-GINSRAL stated to the Jury, that the present was an tufurmation filed by the Attorney-General against the Defendant. wider the .4341 of the late King, by which certain penal ties were imposed un any persons selling burnt beans, or any other article to imitate coffee. The Excise officers who seized the stock of roasted rye at the Defendant's warehouse, proved a previous purchase of some of it under the deno mination of breakfast powder. Mr. HILL, for the Defendant, contended that the intention of the Act of Parliament was to pro tect the trader rod the public from any ►iatalsed article being foisted on .thrm ; but in the present instance no such evil could be upprelsended, the article was never pretended or supposed to be any thing else but a breakfast powder. The Jury, after a short deliberation, found a ver diet for the Crown op bath counts—penalties gOO/. . . rouse ottaicintrimoeiveimiwow,ko4o. Pim" rammilllMlß KS If EATEKDAY. (took L. An. PS 11-t6 Imp. S per Cu. Are 7I India Stock Ditto Bolas.. 41 44 pi. Ea. Bills. S.. 5 3 3 pr. Lottery Tirkete2sl. 10.. Coos. Ito Aec 7itif E. FRIDAY, Fans:any 18, ILeghorn 4Bl Genoa . . 43 Vele ice i Malts 44 Naples Palermo.... per oz 116 Lisbon Oporto Rio Janeiro Bahia Dublin_ Cork ........ I • nui t i.son. Purtugal Gold in g a. 4. Coin, per uz....0 0 0 Foorign Gold in Barn ..3 17 10i New Dominions' ..0 0 0 New Dollars .....0 4 to; Silver is lon ....a 4 111 • "11)1.;t • • • - • • • • VfLZO iaIILEY. OSSIVAIST 16. • • DVROLA It T. Wn. Illebeasse mod Weis. Peen/ were Pus to Sic is. felessisseely sod h.r iu.ely ateelieg feces the• dwelllosg-bosea of hir. Marlys the elder, at Mersa, es ibe ?lib 'ossuary, a quantity s ebeen, moven, aed other ortleleel'oed Mori Joao sad Serail Wawa. urn charg ed with ressivisig part of the led property, known' it le be stolen Tbe voluntary ornateness at Sublease bef..re the Masi.. trate eras read, libido reafeenuo woo corroborated by boo adueinios is Court, of kw beano twinkled the robliesy. Several witeenea were etas/tied to bring hone the trial. to the other Priasseers. The entreat of Mr. Martyn swore t►at so the morning after the sight in gitestion, u• gelsiug op be fisood the bitches door tapes), a ;nue *Aglaia to the wiadow brokru, and the property gone. With respect to Powell, a pewabrolter was called, rho swore that he !sew him; that he had pawned • pair of pistols at his house, the duplicate of which pistols ►ad been (011116.1 is the !Wines of a bat, which Powell had het is the Loose of Mr. Marlyn uu the might of the rubbery. Another ►at was produced in Court, which was found i• pusarssio• of Powell, and hod been stolen from the house of Mr. Mar ty. on t►e same sight. Mary Jones was prated to have painted some of the shirts la the same of Marlyn, the name on she shirts. More of the properly lied beee tread to Sarah Williams. Bush the females had cohabited with the male Prisoners, which rircumsta•ce, in addition to the coutradociory stale. seuste'llitty made, operated as strong suspicions that they knew the property bad ►ers stolen. Mr. Justice Baer summed up the ease to the Jury, who, after a few minutes, retained • verdict of Guth, .gains all the Prisoners. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS, Faints Aviv 11. Mr. ADOLPHUS moved the Court to Ale articles of the pease against Sir Jaw, O. Crauford, fur threatening the lives of Mr. and Mrs. Greillon, of Grailloa's Hotel, Albe. mark-street. •It appeared from their affidavit, which was read by the Clerk of the Court, that Sir James occupied apartments at the Hotel, which he was rcquesttil to quit, but that he refused, and hi■ bill was then meet in hint, which he also refused paying, and that he lucked up the dour of the Marrero/ room, taking the key is his pocket; that he used tlireateuisig lauguage spinet Mr. and Mrs. Greallun, thrust. iug ►is Au in their faces. It went oil further to stale, that they were cut actuated through nay malignant motives is bikinis( this coarse, but merely for the protection of themselves, their servants, and properly, as they considered their lives in danger. The ICIIIIIIALIII observed the doeurneet was drawn op upon paper ; he thought it should be Aare on parcimarot. Mr. ADOLPHUS replied, it was usually ted in this mower is the Court of King's Bench, yet the impediment could be rosily removed by drawing it up upon parchment. Si, James, whir was brought op from the House of Cur. ✓ecibir in the custody of Mr. Adkins, the Governor, said he had lately arrived front France; be was ignorant of the pro. reeding. in Courts of Law, sod in this immure had bee. taken rather by surprise, having had but 24 hours malice, tier reforr be was onprovided with legal advice; he did out know who that Geutlernau (Mr. Adolphus) was, but be hoped the Court would grant him further The CHAIIIII•N said, it was a very unpleasant business. Air James interrupted him by saying, it would be so unpalatable business to the Kies of France and his Ambassador, the Duke de Cages, sod proceeded to rail against sod vilify the Dults's character with great velreureact, when the Chairman ordered the cm* to stand over till ibis day, cud Mr. Adkins requested Sir James to accompany hint back to ibis Douse of Correction till then, POLICE. sOw-STSCILT.. CHARGE OF MURDER. Yesterday two men, of the !mimes of Wraight and Quested, were brought to the Office, sod underwent ea examiwatioa before Richard Strait, Esq. charged with being concerned is she wilful murder of Mr. James al‘Ketszia, a allidahipeami in his Ma l lesty's Preventive Service, beloagieg to Captors alladlieb • pasty, istatemed between Hythe sad /Odd, i• she county of Kest, In a desperate attack of a numerous rag of smugglers, amounting to about one human-al, apse smell body of the King's Officers is the Preventive Service. The King's Officers were stationed on the Coast Blockade 'tierce, as Thanees Watch house, on the sea shore, wear Dangewese, in the county of Relit, sod on Sunday enocutog, the llth instant, between two sad three o'clock, they observed a flash of fire, which is the usual signal given on the landing of a sureggliug bust. The officers, three M number, immediately proceeded to the spot where the Rash had takers place. and met a large body of smugglers, mid who, open the officers •ppreaching wittri• a hundred yards of theta, tired a volley spoil them; the officers laid down to avoid the firing, and 11)011 after the sonsplers west on. The officers fell in with several others, who were drawn to the spot is consequence of the finial, and they followed the smuggler., who observed them, and occasionally fired,oes them, during which *event of the officers were wounded, sad ob liged to be sent back in the care of several others. This circumstance greatly decreased the number of the officers; the smugglers continued Grime at intervals, until they reached Ike road leading to Lee's farm.honse, between Rummy sad Rye, sod there they made a stand, sod posted themselves on each side of the road, and waited seta the officers came close to Mess, when •Il of them fired. At this time Mr. M'Kewait received s wound which peeved fats!. After ems. tending In a must desperate manner fur some time with the officers, they made off. Several other of the officers were severely wounded. During the attack, the Prisoner, Quested, went up to one of the officers, who was dressed in a smock.fruck, and thiakiag that be was one of the smuggling party, put a market ipso his hand, sod desired him to blow some of the officers' brains out. The officer list Deified the musket, and then collared the Prisoner, and succeeded in scouring him. Wrought wee apprehended at the same lime, and his mouth and lips were much blackened by geopowder, in Wits( the ends of the cartridges, and it has bees ascertained that Witt one of the ringleaders, and he is. suspected to be the man who shut Mr. M'Ket.zie. They were Remanded. Jove Sunk ass charged before Sir Robert Baker, with robbing her ready-turnished ludgiugs, is Casile•yard, Coale. street, Holborn, upon which charge she was folly commit ted fur trial. She was also chat ged stilt being at urge be fore the expiration of her term of trawspormtion, which she was seismal-eel to in September &mum, Orli), at Justice Hall in the Old Bailey, fur a similar offence. She was scut to saver bar tern, alansportation at the Peuiteatiary is the moods of June Mat ; she became deranged, and it was friend erecemary to remove her to Betides., from which place the escaped, but it hes sot been ascertained by whet mums. Committed fir forth ioatioo. IIAILLaIItuVOII-STRERT. The same lady, in the same dress as she appeared at Buw. street, paid ibis office a visit late on Thursday aftentuou, its bee carriage, pririsrly upon the same errand as she did at bon-street. Stir rushed iu sigma the M..gistratee, *be were busily Fumed, and left a folio pamph!et, eutitied, " Aa invertigatiou iuto tche ouduct formerly of Oxford, respect Lug the Author of the Essay un Goversiminst," and begged that the Magistrates would look lulu the raw, which, ►he dent theft as au imposition of every sinew horrid. Earraut sal:owed LIT that hr sunlit look at it, and she h.istily minuted. ll.•r looks and uuuuu dilliPlard strong symptoms s.f mental dennueuttut. Mary Peal, was tbarged with tugainy, •ud committed fur taint. Bail war uttered, but ',fused. HATTON-GARDEN. FORGED BANK NOTES: Yesterday Edward Brow*, alias While, who was apple. headed ■ f.* ere•iugs slue., after • desperate mistime*, in whirls he was ■saiesed by • bop deg, at the Vietury, i• Kdm*•d•strset, Raltle-baidge, was bevuelst up, charmed with pinea l : (wired U. Hoak of Englead notes, sad Job• Ilksaish and Juba M'N•b, fur • like oftener. They were all re. s•saded, as oilier charges us to be brought agalass •beta. ALIRKETS. CORN EXCHANGE, Fesettaer ie. We boos bed bat Milo grebe hash la shire Howley, yet dug sahib erre very bear? ale senile% sad eel, Ilse *mat samples of Intel sad bulgy fosse &urn at Moods?'. priests the leferlor Isehttee twallsee sniffy mosale_ alas, abbess It ollirre4 es lower terwmi. The aerival. of Osi• haw bets rely otoelderelar, sad al a deepen of Is. poi quarto*. The trade ass eneeedlailyl6ll.-16 Ik aas , NON see °lbw , articles there le se alewsties. UXBRIDGE. Core !impedes's Raters, Twvitsativ. FsIiRVART IS. Meat, per lead lel 10. to 171 10. laseley, per titmice 13s —d So 26. —.I Gals llls —4 to %Ss --.I Beams 77. to 40. Paw SMITHFIELD MARKET, Fates's, Fasitesse Is. F. day's markirt was well soppllall with prime basal•. which' unet a bran sale, at the is pekes as last nal tort day. Is the Hsy market them Is au alterseles is 'bilge ; Strew sad C1.,.... per last quotation. 'flue fulkwasig s as setorille Matasseal of the proem sad assabem,—. To Mak Ifs •/h'l pow moos of Mb. eref......40. ed. SO Gs. 54. Hord of Cattle Ads day: Nstto■.4ts. ed. So Ils. 11.1. Iloasse„. 4OO lamb...es. ed. to Qs. 04. &cep ..... ... ... 4,500 ►aal....M. ed. to es. 6.1 Woes Fast ....ilk. CM to es. 6.1. Flea.... JD ••• 1110 HAT-MARKET. M0p........ 111. les. ed. to 41. is. ed. C1uv0r.,.... 41. es. ed. m M. 111 mo. 0.1. Ilimaw NEVVGATB AND LEADENRALL MARKETS. (By She Carcass.) Beef .... le Od to 44 fel 1 Veal .... is lid to Se SJ Mottoo.. Si Od to 4s !WI Pork .... Se $4 to Ss 4J PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW re., asses. witrraew•rVt.. Hay 31 Sa Od to 41 10• OJ I Hay.. 3/ 10. o.! to 41 60 04 Straw II 4. Od to I/ IS. Ott I Straw-. I/ S. 0.1 to I/ 14. 0J Clover 4/ 0104 to S 1 0a 04 Clover 41 0.04 to 1.1 0. 04 COAL MARKET, Paraguay 16. llbigot •t Market. Mips Sold. P►ia. 371 Newcastle 23i 33e. Ad. to 41e. 3d. di Seederload .... (From the • Leaden New Prke C•►roll:1 FftiDAy. FEBRUARY 16. Carros..-The India Company have purchased 1,000 hogs Ramat Cotton, 6d. a bid. good ',coed quality, to complete their sisipsnests to China: the sale took place *boot two weeks ego, but the particulars did nut transpire till within the last few days. The Cotton market is loner, sod the r.. decilitre has facilitated sales to a considerable extent; the prices are however in some instances so exceedingly low, that the particulars have not transpired generally monist the trod.. The purchases fur the week nutlet yesterday consist of 100 Pernawie, Ilid. • 111, in bond ; 200 &swede, 6 T fld . • 20.; 170 Sumas, bid. a 61.1 ; 460 Bengals, bd. • 6 .; 40 Minas Germ, . duty paid; 36 Smyrna's, 10d ; St. Vineast's,'very good, sp. duty paid, by public mit good stained, sp.• sp. ; 19 Bahamas, fair to very good. Bid. • 1034.; 34 West India, fair to good, Sid. • Yid. Sucuist.—The demigod for Al umovades during the week bee been steady; the good sod toe Sugars fully support the previous prices; the inferior browns hang heavily on head : no slteratio• in the currency can be stated. The Reined market tbb week has bee, steady; llss ape. culottes who took an early alarms have disposed of their pow chases, and the pelmet Molders appear mere Arm: little al tenthss in the prices can be stated. Molasses are *body. Exported last week sine*. Double. Te Remborgh E 111,061 Mediteersosso lethal .5... 1,710 Indies To £41,67/ L 8,961 By public sale this wiek,ll7 boxes Havaansh Sugars soM at high pekes; yellow, geed, 335.; inferior 315.; brown Ito, • 34118.64. Cones.—The politic sales of Coffee Ibis week have gem off rather languid ,• the prime by private contract declined early this week about Is. and the public sales have ass. limed the redaction an exteaaive parcel of St. Domingo sold, ordinary quality at 116 s. and 400 bags Ills. Id. for ordinary, op is 118 e. and 116 e. Id. for Ilse; good ordinary Jamaica 113 s. Id. hoe ordinary 116 s. sad 117 s. The pub. lie sale this forenoon consisted of 86 casks 184 bags Bri tish 'Plantation, and 100 bags Brazil Coffee • the whisk went off with wadi spirit, and, in place of r eceding far ther (the poen' expectation matertained), the prices fully recovered the depressive all. rubesitted to early I. ibe week ; middliag Demerara realized 148 s. 6d. pod ardiemiy Jamaica 116 s. a 1111 s. Id. line ordinary Brasil 118 s. Favor.—No fresh sales appear to have taken plate this week, notwithstanding the club declared Currants to be resold at lls. per cwt. leas than the former price. The de mand at preens. for Fruit is general is sot so brisk as might be expected at this season. Run, &taint, sad HOLLAUDS...-1 . 16e languid Ram market has beeu further deprened by the low rate at which the Government millrace heen take. this week, 100,000 gallons Run, chiefly at 19.9 1 1 d. the market prices are iu nasequenew a shade lower. By public sale this week, 129 pusebeons Jamaica discrlp. Own: 5 • 9, Is. 6d. mod 2s. 7d ; 23 • 25, 3s. 4d. ; 46.48, 38.3 d. sod 3s 4d.; 29 • 33, 3s. 841. • 31. 104.; Brandy and Gerieva continue exceediugly heavy at the quoted cur rency. _ . TALLoW.—Foreiga Tallow tooth:luta Wavy et the re. deceit' gesdation. By public sale this lisowwwww, LW, casks it. Peterabsegh White Gadle Tallow, Welly 45a. 6d. • 441• 6d. The Tows aaarket is 10-day irieled Ms. ed. which is the sane as last week. BIRTHS. Os Sunday, she llth i.st. at Greetiasid HA, is Rawl, lb. Lady of Major Ord, Royal Artillery, of • daughter. ' Os Tuesday ar'ssitrltt, at Powie Castle, Laity Lsey of a &esker. MARRIAGES. Os Tuesday re'ssight, at Stoke.spos•Trest, Josiah Spode, Esq. nephew of Josiah Spode, of the Muasi, Esq. to Maria Midellesisre, eldest dasibter of Robert Garber, Esq. of die Foley, ihalfuedelsire. _ . Ai ilie same c►err►, sod at t►e same time, Sesmiel Spode, Esq. brother to the above geallessaa, to Miss Greve,of lice • castle-wader Lime. DEATHS. At Bissell House, Perthshire, or the CA inst. Lady Anne Place, daughter of the late Earl of Aberdeen, sod stile .•f /Edward Place, Esq. of Skehim Grange, Yorkshire. At Holkham, is Norfolk, us the 10th 'WI. arid 14, the Floe. Georgians& Aesop, siewid daughter of the We, and sis ter of the present Yreemint Amos. Oa the 11th last. after ■ few days 111aeas (ocesaiosed by • fall from his ►orer), aged 44, Mr. George Bird, of Steeple Bumpeted, Essex, leavings diacossoiste sides and eleven infest c►ildree. At the maw of Citron!, East Lothian, oa the 3d inst. the Bev. Josses lures, is the 88th year of his age mid •I.t of his ministry. On Sandal last, at Edinburgh, Baroness Aberereaslty. widow of Si, Kalpis Abercriinthy. On Wednesday, mai respected, lire. INA Peal, wife of Mr. Robert Paid, of Saffron Walden, kisses.' At Earl ibeltoe, Leicestershire. OA the Nth lastest, Mr. Thomas Shipason, aged 13. HIGH WATER THIS BAY AT LONDON BRIMS. Mania, 39 after I. j Sweats. 07 after 1. Primed aollPibileimod at Tun Banns Pas se awl Tola Naas Oita. We. Ip. Seasd, C . OURNV6I.I. th•