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PP MMININNIIIPENNIINIMMI;= ._ ~.,,~ :~ .i k ‘). 7'HP WJRF t Mites 19. !PTATC'Or THE ODDII.—BILITING DRUM. 1 agal Reginald 11 to l apt Gostivus 0 to 1 gist Moreleolt 12 to] apt atom. 11 tu 1 &got loch OM'S. 11 to 2 apt My Lady Id I. 1 oat Augusts, eat of 11 to 1 apt Sponge Grildford Nau. RIDDLESWORTR. 2to 1 apt Reginald I to 1 apt &lima. 3 to 1 agst Morel DEVON COUN7'Y MEETING. • CATHOLIC CLAIMS. --- A meeting of the comity, convened by the High Sheriff, was held on Friday, in the Nisi Prins Couit of the Castle 'of F. gaol'. to consider the pro-. prletv of petitioning. Patlisment against the Bill now before the Flit Wee of Commons, for removing the criiabilities ender which Roman Catholics la bour. The 11411 was filled before twelve o'clock, the hoar appolotedi. and loud calls were made by those afire coed not gain admittance for ao ad ptirnment to tht. Ca%tle-yard, hot this was not crimillettPfrith. The /bah Sheriff took the Chair uttritit tingly, and the Requisition was then rend. A letter to.the Sheriff from Lord Morley was Visa, reoettiAg his itosbility to attend the meeting, R aid entering at some length into the merits of the Catholic Claims. Ills Lord-hip eapreveed his • 't vext.tton and concert, that the cocotte of Devon should stand forward as the champion of illiberality and tnju,tice ;" and considered that the canoes etch led to tie ileproalifying acts against the Ca tholics hid ceost.d. A letter from Lord Rolle was also read, in which his Lordship considered it unnecestsry to express Pis sentiments on the object of the alerting, as they are confirmed by hiss parliamentary votes; but if the nil) now before Perliarneiont be passed, which Ira Lordship hoped it would not, it would, he frayed, be daligerous to the constitution in church viol state. A. tl. HOLOSWORTII. Esq. spoke against the admission of Catholics into Parliament, or any fur ther compliance with their claims, and moved a Pe- Wool to thlt.t.fferg.'" Sir W. T. Pots, Bart. seconded the Petition. Lord EBRINGTON mow.-d„ a% an amendment, • Petition in favour of the Catholic Claims. After a di.enosion of coosider•ble length, the tint.•tiois was put for Lord EantsGvotes amend ment, which WI/ lost by s considerable majority, said to he about 4 to I—arid the original Petition was carried with loud cheers. LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF CHANCERY, 1611/11DAY, Mums 1/. ROWE R. MATTHEW 4.111 D PHILIP WOOD. This case, which has occupied the attention, of ilso Court every day on which it has wit during the week, again came on to be heard. The Conn will deliver its anal judgment in this case after the At torney-General shall have replied_ POLICE. MARLIBOROUOR lITR ZIT. STEALING THE IHARCHIONES‘ OF DOWNSHIRES SEDAN CHAIR. • Mr. H---, • medical modest, was charged with camp. inn away her L•dyshipes chair, with she aaMmance of a fro licksome companion. from the door of the Countess of Mee aingtou is Henrietta street, Caveadisinrquare, at elem. o'clock, tot Saluda, night. The Countess had a party. The Marckioaess's chair was placed ansoirg the Gibers is to street. whes the occemd sad hi. comparioa turned etrairme• sod walker! off with it. The chair was 11/01 11111111efl at the niameat, and there V/ 41. a gm.- rat Anise in diffrreat direction'. The &ceased and his com panion were overtaken is Cavendish square, when the OM *reaped mad the other was lodged is the aalcb-insure. In defence, it was said to be a mere frolic, and the Steward of the Marehioness. from Ike respectable apnea:slice of the stewed, was instructed am to press the case, and Mr. H. was eouseiseutly direllarged. LINCOLASIIIKA ASSIZES. ?IMPORT, MARCH 13. Before Mr. Jrsiice Ric Haymow. FORGED RANK OF ENGLAND NOTES. Nagy liacieltiotte, wife of Wiltianr Heseßine, of West Halton, was indicted for feloniously altering • forged one posed Bank of England note, knowing the same to be forged ; but is coaseepieuee of her pleading guilty to the minor offence of baying such note ft and•lently in her poen session, the Bank dirt not off. r any evidence agaiust her cot the cspilal charge, and ate was *esteemed to fourteen years' transportation. BURGLARY AND EXTENSIVE ROBBERY AT WHAPLODE David Booth, aged "hate of Astley, Lincash , re, we-over, was isobeted (with Isaac soli Jacob Hisusworth, at present •t large, and lenses Wadley 'admitted evidence for ;Ise Crown) fur burglarturiely berthing sad entering, about eight o'clock in the eveutng of the 30th of October lasi, .the dwelling home of Mrs. Culy, widow, of Whaplcole, and stealing therefrom ...pear& of 700/ in bank mites, 128 guineas in gold, come silver, • wretch, &sc., altogether amounting in value to about 900/. John Parish, of Wliaplode, shepheAl to Mrs. Culy, was charged with being accessary before the robbery, by Mont. tautly ineitiag, moving, procuring, and counselling the said David Booth and others to commit the robbery. The family of Mrs. Oily, who occupies a considerably farm at Whsplode, at the time of the slabbery cousisied of herself • maid ut, and two men.ll,l•4lliS (one of whom is deaf and dumb) Between seven nod eight o'clock on the evening of the robbery, Sem. meta knocked at her door, sand spun her servant eking w Who's there?" said " Were sem from the Don Horse, where we lodge, to bring • letter . upon this her moysitt unbarred the door. nod all the font men rushed iu, baring masks over their faces; as seen es they got its they barred the dour again, and laid upon Ilso table a hammer, an iron crow, pincer., and sonic one of them seised She man- t by the collar, and a violent struggle ensued; the servant succeeded iu getting two of there down on the Boor, bat the third melting hold of the hammer, struck bias over the head and knocked hint down; they then lied leis hands and feet with the marling, and upon and kicked him in a most brutal manlier; during the above struggle, the deaf mad dumb man sat stilt through fear, and the eta and maid-servant made their • escape into an inner room, in which the money was kept. As soon as the villains had tied the hands and fret of the man-servant, they left him welteriug io his blood from Mall blows he had received and broke open the dour of the m in which the mistress and inaicheervaat had taken refuge, seized the girl, and dragging hrr into. the kitchen, tied her fart in one of the choirs; she whores, in the mean time had escaped into the yard, whence one of the villains dragged her into Ihe kitchen, and she was lied down in • chair; • they also tied the deaf and dumb man, and then one of the robbers stood watch over them, with a hholgeoie in one baud and • pistol in the other, using the must horrible ins. vacations, anti thres'ering to Led their brains out if they stirred, whilst the other three broke open the bureau and stole the money, and also ransacked all the drawers up stairs. Oa their return into the kitchen, they asked the girl for the key of the door, to lock it, in order to prevent • pursuit niter them; she replied there was none ; one of the rubbers I then said, • 4 Let'. tie 'em altogether,' but another thought it utinecessary, and said, " there'. no fear of the dumb tam/ and the women, and as to the oilier (meaning the pour man who had been so dreadfully beaten, and whose wound in the head was then streaming blood) he's ssfe enotigh." Tiwy then left the house. Both the man and maid meant swore to Booth bring our of dictator, but the maid•servant said he did not beat or offer any violence to theta, beyond tying this man.seivant ; they were enabled to see has fare by the masks having been knocked off doting the struggle. Booth was ,apprehended near Manchester, by Rimini, the pollee officer, is consequence of H indley's having gone so the police o ffi ce, sad given an account of the rubbery, and 72 guineas in gold and 201. in bank notes were found io his essiody. Meet a week before the robbery, Flindley was applied to al liesseliester, by Isaac Husesereeth nod Booth, to go and SIMMit a robbesy, to which be agreed; and the following sing they set out, and arrived at Boston in four day., where they were joined by Jacob liunsworth; the neat day (Sunday the 49i1.) they left Boston and proceeded to Parish's house, about a mile and a half from Mn. Cokes. Parish keeps a house for lodgers; and on their as rival, which was iteitte reeving, lie said they moat stay out of doors until the lodger* were gone to bed; ha afterwards called them in, and they staid its his parlour all night ; Parish advised ilmt the robbery should lie committed the west night. The four robbers staid in Parish's house till daylight, and theta weld and bid themselves in one of his bullock hovels; they were however admitted into the boo e• .e aain in the ones:noon, aid • taken op stairs, and about stein o'clock on 11w ermine of the robbery, Perish brought • ladder for thein to get out of the window. He afro gave an account of who lived in Mrs. Culy's house, and lent tow of the lloosworthy a amoek.f hi rk. but objected going himself, lest lie should he recognised.— After committing the robbery, they friar:n(l to Parish's barn, and be bating procured a fight, a portion of the booty was given to him. The Ilunsworths had lodged at Palmier how, during the sou'inc.r. [The above was the evidence of theaccomptice.l When Pariah was taken before the Magis treer,-be denied all participatiou in the rolibeiy, and said they bad forced him to take a portion of the booty, by bidd ies • pistol to his bead laud *becalming to shout him, be, however, had never told this eircu..tstance to any one. On the constable of Spalding's returning to Isis house with after his examination before the hfagistrates, he pointed to • place in his garden hedge where Isis share of the booty was hid, and pulled out • clone balk containing eight use pound notes, • ten pound Bank of England note, sad Sib in gold. On returning towards Spalding, the coo- Perish stopped at Wades, %bete he said the the money iu the stone Wile was Mrs. Cllll . ll, (K. guineas, which belonged to him; on being asked -- to put his own two guineas there, he said Ise lest gold bring found in his horse should Iced a than II! had beou room urd in the rubbery.— , remarked that his accomplices had not given share of the booty, he said, is he thought out, them se at the time, but they declared that his detenee,seid be bad been engaged by Hons. me to aeons ranker's week in Hulbeath ?derail ; gut until be teethed Parish's he was made Ile. quainted with the iaterided rubbery, and dist be was then furred into it by the Haoewortbs.•—OW witness wee called, who gave Parish a good character. The Jury retire4for a few minutes, ■sd des retuned a verdict of rhafflf: but recom mended Parish to mercy oa smart if Me preview good character. Mr. Justice RlCitilltlheOW, its paean Oeoltmee ow the Prisoners, said he had a sacred duty to perform toward/ the public. The two Prisoners at the bar bed beets eossteted, ow evillest* as deer and marbleise as ever was produced is soy court of justice, of a robbery to a very hole eahmsot, areora. pealed by eircometences of horrid violence. It mast have been arranged and planned with great deliberative, by some owe welt acquainted with the family and premiere. Is the rem of Booth there was a negative virtue in ►ie not besiege been guilty of vieleare toward, the family. There could be me doubt Met Perish,—who resided la the neighbourhood, who was employed is the family, and therefore whose duty it woo to hove protected the property of Me atietrese,—was the iisstigainr and adviser; end that ►e bad ►olicitd a peg' of ruffians from a distant part of the country so come and commit this brutal !and daring attack on the byes sad perry of the promentric and her family; and had it Not bee* for the intrepid gallantry of ►er 'errant, who had defended ►is mistress's property with so moth spirit, these villains wield not have bees discovered, lie wall afraid he mild wet pay that attention to the recowmeudatios of the Jary which it was at all times his anxious with to do, for moles' an example WY made, the lives and property of ►is Majesty's subjects mold not be protected. His Lordship t►en reseed apse the Primmer* the sentence of Dean. SHEEP STEALING. James Tadao', aged GI, was convicted of stealing len sheep. she property of Mr. Ambrose Johanna, of Thurlby, on the IYth November last. The Prisoner stole the sheep from the Prosecutor's load in Bourn Fes, and was driving them on the raved hellfire* Gooliertost and &Merton, whew he was met by William Rohm's, a sherw.salesamn, who had a conversation nib him about the sheep which led to a ins. prattle of their being stoles. Ruben. 'accordingly informed tile. Robert Nicholls, constable of Sortlert, who, he hap. pined to steel ; and on Nicholls's approaching the Prisoner, the latter left She sheep on the rood, and Bed away over dykes and Gelds panned by the eswstable for two mites, when He chase elided is his iepprehrusioo. The Primmer Wen told a story of his baring stolen the tett sheep from his father-mien, aid begged for Meridiem and ot,rey on the plea that this was his first *Peace. The sbeep were &mem to Mrs. Brewster's, at &tithed, and were in a eitsert lime owaed by Mr. Johnson, with whom the Primmer had occa sionally worked for two yearn, sod whose shepherd no. Prisoser's father-in-law. Mr. Prose was Cimasel for the Primmer, and he took •n • bi•Ci kW to the or of the indictment, (bat it charged the Prisoner with steelier/ ten Amp, whereas' they were only lambs, sad the Act clearly distinguished the one from the other by ennineratioe both sheep and lambs The learned Grottos's*, in support of his objective, vied Cook's rase, in Loath, page 10ft,Iiii which the same distinction bad been pesetisally made between cows and heifers, • person who had been indicted for stealing • heifer being acquitted u. the grimed that the sainted stolen was scow. Mr. CLARIII, jar. for the prosecution, ntaistained field the sheep in the pre►ent indictment had passed that stale in which they were considered to be iambs. Mr. Johnson stated that the stnlen sheep WOK sine months old ; he considered that t►ey were properly celled lambs only so long as until they were weaved , the sheep ia question had left the dame fur three months, and become hoggets ur lamb-bugs, and as such were taken to fair, lobe soli. Mr. FYN as still ingested that they were sot sheep till after their brat clipping, The JUDO. observed that the jury were eompeerat to decide on this polio, and directed them to ray, if they found the Prisoner guilty, whether he bid stolen lambs or sheep. The Jury found that they were sheep, and that they ceased to be lambs when taken from the ewes. The Judge said be was of site saute opinione-[lt is remarkable, however, that about the souse tisne,s Jury in the other Court fumed that lambs were sot sheep until they had Wes shisrisa—The Frt. sorter was sentenced to Death, but reprieved. CRUELLY MAIMING A RAM AT GEDNEY. Williams Hanes, aged 22, was indicted fur feloniously cutting and maiming • ram, the property of James Wil. lows,,of Gedney. is appeared that the prosecutor on Sunday the 12th of November had a ram in slings its acre...yard at Ckduey, in ciniseqeence of his baying brokee one of his fore legs. Thomas Willows, brother of she prosecutor, fed the rain at 12 o'clock; and three quarters of an hoar aftes. wards taw the Prisoner beside the animal's crib, and that the rant was taken eat of the sling ■nd had a hole cut ha its right side, through which its entrails had come out, and about four pounds of the poor &Miners fat (the kell) had been cut away. The pain was still alive, though part of the bowels were draws out to • distance of 20 yards from the body, with which they were, b-iwever, still connected. Prisoner ►an off as woe as be saw ha was discovered, but en being hallooed to he returned, and way prevailed on to ac company Thomas Willows, on • pretence of going to Fleet Bull to drink, until lie came to t►e house of a constable, when Willows had tom apprehended. His hands and clothes were found bloody and curived with wool from the cruel operation be had performed, and one glove and the blade of • knife were found amongst the offal of the animal, the cor responding glove, and the haft of 1 lie knife, being found i■ the praioner's pockets. The ram livid half so hour after the barbarous mutilation, until Mr. Samuel Palmer, who was celled to see it , pat am end toils misery by stickiug i►. The Prisoner had nothing to say its his defonee.—Verdict Grmilly at stealing the fat of the ram. The Prisoner said that Spalding was his native plate ; he was appreuticed to a btaebienith at Lincoln, and some smiths gave biro a good character for a hard-working matt. The Judge observed, that a greater or a more re►olting crime would not slain the annals of this Assize, and he sen tenced Om offender to acres years trausportatiun. tIYDROPROBIA.--4 report lately made by the Russian Counsellor of State, LEWNSIIEIN, states, that an old soldier,:living in a village in the circle of flylewsky, had frequently cured men and brutes who had been bitten by mad dogs. He reduced ii,to powder the water plantain fulisma plakiago) and having btregtid it ors a slice of kread and but ter, gave it to the patients to eat. The Costumellor observes, " lE gore little credit to it, until acci dent furnished use with a proof of its efficacy. One of my brother's hounds went mad and bit the huntsman ; the ordinary operation was per. formed to prevent the propagation of the virus, and the wound healed ; but in a few weeks all the symptom* of hydrophobia appeared. The hunts num was taken to the old soldier, who adnensistered two doses of his remedy, our in the evening, the other in the worsting, mind then said the man might be unbound. and taken home without danger.— The istuitsinan experienced great weakness, but had no fit* either of delirium or hydrophobia.-10 a few days he found himself perfectly cured, and he has now lived 18 years without having any relapse." The water platttain grows in marshes; the root resembles an onion, with thick fibres. It remains under water till Ilse latter end of May, or the be ginning of June; it Bowers ail the summer, and may be gathered at any time ; but the best is at the end of August. The'toota are well washed and cleaned. and dried in the shade ; when dry, it is pulverised and administered as above. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 per Ct. C0na.•.711 70 I Ex. Bills, 11..4 4 pr. par 7011 India fur Acc 4481 3 prr Ct. N. An. 19311 i! I Cone, for Ac. 7'l 70iti luclir Beads,.„ 49 pr. I 71 71j II IRELAND. - DUBLIN, MARCH T 6. His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant held his second Levee si the Castle on Wednesday. The Drawing-room at the C.istle last night was very numerously attended; most of the Nobility And Gentry re,ident in and about the metropolis were prossPiss. Mr. V 1 111.1.14111 FARREN made his first appear ance at this Theatre, last night, in the character of Peter Teazle. iu SHERIDAN', admirable comedy of The School fur Scandal. Mr. FANREN'S en trance was greeted with that cordiality which a Dub lin audience never fail to bestow on an old favourite ; the applause continued a considerable time during which he hoard respectfully and repeatedly to every part of the house distinctly ; when the warm ex pression of regard had subsitded, and that Mr. FAIL NEN proceeded io his part, it appeared that the sound of his voice revives' these feelings. as he was agaiu loudly and rapturously cheered. Mimi Cowa rt-ow was very welt received ; she was very succesful, sod was warmly applauded. We understand we were incorrect in stating that Mr. MA DOCKS. M.P. had accepted the offrce of Vice-Chamberlain to her MAJESTY. We received the information from Brecon.—(Cambrian.) A meeting of the merchants and ship-owners of Dock (Plymouth) was held on Thursday, for the porpoise of petitioning the House of Commons *gona the reduction of the existing duties ou foreign timber. The proposed measure seems to have excited considerable alarm among the par ties concerned in the trade, inasmuch as a decided preference appears to be given to the foreign mer inherit by the reduction of the duties, ahil-t the heavy odditiosal ones intended to be Unposed on colonial timber will he the means of raising the price to the consumer, and eventually annihilating tie trade hitherto carried on at this place. The exports of Brutish manufactured goods to British North America, from this place, have amounted to many thousands per annum, whilst dime to Norway have been literally nothing.—(Congdon's Plymouth Telegraph.) Taco more 21,0001. Prizes sold by Bl*B !! liaturday was the last day of Drawing of the State Lottery, when N 0.4,989, Clam A, a Prize of 41,000 f. was sold by BISH in a whole Ticket ; and No. 2,888, Claim B, •unthcr 21,0001. Prize, was also sold by BISH, in One Half, One Quarter, One Eighth, and Two Sizire n il s Shares ; at Ins fortunate Offices, No 4, Conant), mid 9, Charing-crow, Loadon.—BlSH also sold some minor Capitals the same day; and on the preceding day of drawiez, tat of the pre sent mouth, sold another 21,0001. viz. 2,053, Class A, mak vas Three Prizestif 21,000 f. told SLIM in less Man T Irmo Weeks!—The (unmask Holders may receive the Money on demand. A daring gang of thieves, who were endeavouting to get into a•STA Cotfee-shop, in Urpry-lane, nn Sunday morning, about three o'clock, on being Interrupted by the watchman, they attacked him ferociously with bludgeons, •od lelt him aenseless :row cats and wounds. lie wee conveyed to the watch-house m tins state. Warrants are issued • of . - against some of the gang. ,. guises* in gob. , ' - stable sod Psi ; A' LAILT.—.The mansion of Lord Ds Cur- whole of the 01 . •1. Portman-square; was brok . dllAgit "Pe two Pine rime, on Sunday morning. • ii. how be ose came ti ... had a. It ' • •I. th e house is act...0443U ""! . ... 7 • to a suspicion 4. , o were at church. Thrre• Wet Os its Wong re • impiekidrbod the ~. vita -• hi. a fair Ilk 1001 9 111D01.1pl which .gra. ' kl • d It is uot ' . itb the ex c 4 ip pair''' what' tbri had is Ott if ' ifouth, Ili' ii mirth to cone ° • . k beteg. - .i. •••• . • pat it was awl / I•.' , A, I Voodoo • • boo:" : 4 1' . - . • .`• , . 711 E CH4S C. On Wednesday last, the harriers beloogisg tts .esplain 3. Tyssen Tyrell, and those of John litIli& Tufa,ll, Esq. met at Terlinr-place, where t bey were packed. The bare., as might be expected, in the park and ii. immediate vicillilY, were very numerous. The first run was but short, the bare hiving taken to earth ; hut no time was lust; the auspi cious day may he said to have been one continued burst, and pleasant ridinr. The hares found in the park left It in the moat gallant style, and in some iiislauces, the enclosure* being large, were viewed at intervals for a mile, the hounds running breast high. The bunt was imperceptibly drawn towards Faulkhorne, where the hires were au numerous •a to endanger • division of the park, and it we* deemed ad visable to eall them arts's/arils Hatfield; • single hare only having been killed, whit!' the hounds ran in to in the moat bandeaus* manner, and reeeiveA the " bloody perquisite foe all their toils." la drawing a "rood, sear Hatfield nary, a few minutes oisly had elapsed before the hounds ' 4 in trisemphant melody cos famed the titillating joy" that a fox had " gone away." At she ►eel of the day, this was a most pleasing iltvwfa ; after ranting the " conscious villa's" about three miles, trussing the road sear Hatfield Mill, and from theme ahsg the val ley at the back of Hatfield Priory, fen flootre Gerdes* Wood, without a check, the hounds were whipped of, as haring us dertaken a task, which they woiddl, without doubt, hare ac complished, bat I. which they could sot be coestssaact4 as harriers. WHIG AND TORY. -ewe- Hoene give, the followitee ereoent of the origin of these Iwo tenni towards the close of the thsgreodel reign of Charles 11. The people being greatly dissatisfied with the miridert of govervinsest, were frequent rind Ingrid is their prliliows tv the King to summons a Parliament, in ronsetpience which, wbe the church and court party prevailed, a d_ armies were framed, containing expressions of the highest regard to his Majesty, the must entire acquiescence in his isdom, the most dutiful submission to his prerogative, and the deepest übkorrewee of those who endeavoured to encroach upon it, by prescribing any time for assembhug the Parliament. Thus the nation came to be diatinguished into ?Milkmen and rthororrers. Then came the well known epithets Whig and To. y. The court party reproached thei► antagonists with their affinity to the fanatical conventicler* in Scotland, who were called Whigs; the country party called the courtiers Tories, which was the name of the popish banditti in Ireland, ■s they resembled each other in priociple. As it was in the beginning, even so ft is now. The Whig* rontend•fur popular rigida, for law and free Parliaments. The Tories for passive obedience, prerogative, and the into. mice of the Crown. The Tories irritated the Patios I. the violent destination of Charles I.; and kept applauding the tyrants, of Jame. 11 tilt the nation expelled his and his family. The N'higs brought in William 111 and in mated the glorions Revolution of NSB. George 111. early discarded the great Whig, Chatham, arid took in the Tory, Bute. The Tories lost us America, and have held the reins of goverwrivent, almost unirderruptedly, for forty years, dnring which time they have raised , our tiara from fifteen million. to sixty millions , and our poor rate* from one million and a half to ter ttillioiss. They found as with an income exceeding our rxpenditure; an employed and contrasted people; our commerce upon the solidest f.orri. dation; OUT metallic circulation iintanopered with. They have brought os Soso ciceas of taxition, whisk eats up alt the fruits of industry ; they have filled our tradesmen and farmers with despair; unsettled by a double infraction all the crostracts lit t►e kingdom by their vila paper currency, slid are now grasping their places with desperate cupidity, though confe►edly linable to steer us through tbe into which they have plunged' us. COURSE OF EXCHANO Amsterdam ....C.F 11 12 Ditto tit sight /t V Rotterdam .... 2 U. It 13 Antwerp l2 10 Hamburgh ....2J U. 38 4 A1tuite........2 U. 38 5 Paris 3 its'''. sight 25 80 Ditt• How Meaux 26 10 Frankfort on the Main, Ex. M 156 Petersbureh,rbl.3 U 91 Ifiesiaa effeelive I M 10 IS Trieste do II IS Madrid ...... Cadiz 35 Barcelona 35 Sevilla 35 Israltar •0- •••' ' NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PLTIPOUTII, MARCH 17. Railed yesterday the Cotten, Lillicrap; and Bideford, But tett, for St. Julin'r, N B. Arrived to-day the Ariadne, Summers, from. Yoram/lb fur New York, Imiky, and must timeline-ice her cargo. Sailed the Cheerful, revenue cutter, for Beasuntris; and William ■nd Mary, Phillitnore, fur Dublin—the latter is the Lord Liristenant's yacht. FALMOUTH, MARCH 16. Arrived the Recovery, Maluku, from Jamaica in six weeks, for London. Railrd the Bideford, M'Donald, fur Teseviffe; aid Duke of Marlborough packet with a moil for Lisbon. The Lady Louisa packet for Animism, and Marchioness of Salielsery packet for the 1/11131118, are further detained. P AAAAA CZ, MARCH 16. Arrived the Cumberland, Moore, from Guernsey; she struck upon the Pier-head, broke her anchor, sad received Bowe damage in her larboard bow. NARWItIf. waseett 17. Arrived the Lord MllelP packet with a mail from Cux haven. flailed the fleouruy packet Gt. Cuxhaven. and Prince of Orange packet for Ifolluiiil—each with a mail. DIAL, MARCH 18. Came down from the River yesterday the jape,. Basilan, fur Hayti.; Jonia, Donovan, fur Trieste; and Illissitmary, Nish°lson, fur Hayti—the two latter have sailed with the ll'elliam, Petty, fur St. Alleluias; Asfres, Hodgson, for Trieste; Ague., Candy, fur Lisbon; nod Gleaner, Bard well, fur Barcelona. Came down from the River tia.day the Woodford, Lamb ton, and Ohl Maid, Smith, fur Jamaica; Clay, llitchino, foe Batavia ; Aurora, Sherwood, for Tobago and Grenada; Antelope, Sherie, fur Monte Video; Tao Brothers, Iletenio teen, for Lisbon; Mown transport for Ireland; and Frances Whytock. ter Hoene* Ayers. Arrived the Bernick, Tchrr, tram Demerara, last Lora Portsmouth. Put back the litiasinsiary, for Hayti. TARYOUTIII, MARCB 18. Th► Bueeplialus, of S•u?h Stii, td.i, is cossiuit iu here with Toss of fuimawst-hcsil, topuwist, iopgallaritAnasis, yards and sailr. tteteroet., ItAttett le. Arrived the Ellen, Campbell, from DemiFara, with long of boats,laerkp, &r. Uatlw• 2Nth Frhiruitiy; la lat. 51.13. Tung. 2f. d. (ell in with the blig Carltbury. Chambers, fruit St. /obit's. N 111. lot Falmouth, thvmaiited and waim.lugged ; took off tau of the crew (the only survivals.) The wavier, twelve tae,, .u,l a unman (plumage.) had died 'brumes want aloud. They had berm ea the wreck thirteen days. COAL MARKET, BIARCA 19. • Ships at Market. Shops Sold. Price. 6$ Newcastle 12.4 Smooch Cue! .... 3 1 32s. Od. to N.. &I. 11f Senderlsed . )0! 3ls Oil. to 425. Od. :, FRIDAY, MARCH 16. lAThocri Genoa Venice .• • • Malta 45 Naples Palcrrao....perea 115 Lisboa Oporto 401 Rio Jaueiro Bahia Dublin Cork ,"~3' BULLION. Portugal Gold in e. Coin, per oa 0 0 0 Foreign Gold i■ %us 3 37 101 New Desibtoose „I/ 0 0 New Dollars 0 • 10i Neer i■ DWI „ s s° 4 111 _ MA Rlt E 7's. CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY, MAIM( 10. Oar market was largely supplied with Wheat this earning, from Ease; Kent, and Suffolk, le..islcs which there was a considerable quantity left over fume Isst week's arrivals, which occasioned a very heavy sale at a decline of 2s. per quarter, rasept fur a few superlisse picked issioples, which ulc. tanned the prices of this day se'sreigist. Barley in Ts. ps r grader cheaper ilia. on last Monday, the arrivals having been very cusisidsoiabte, end only she Surat ossifies (retitle, could be gut off at that abatement. White Peas, are Se. per quarter &are. ; the Oat trade was enesediegly doll, as a redaction of from h. sad 2.. per qu•sler, theurrivals bevies been meek greater than the demand. to areas mini other articles there is no 'lterates*. CURRENT PRICE OT GRAM. Wkeel e Keat lia Esters, White Paw 30. 32's (sew). .. 364 60s Boilers . .•. „Sae 3s• ---,Old --a 031 Grey Pease. tillo 311 s —.—.6ulfolk (new) 34. bils Sewn Beano 4 215 s 32.1 —...--Old .. —s ads Tick ditto 94s 2tre --- Norfolk (oIJ) 46s 54s Oats, Potato . 231 25.. --- Fuseless.... 504 130. Poland O•ts tils 24. Rye . 28s 32a I Feed Oats l4e MA. Barley 2ls 27s Flour, per sack AO. Me halt 6os 664 I Rape Seed, per 1art..341 361 IMPORTATIONS LAST WEER. English Wheat, 7,430; Barley, te,291; Malt. 9,80; Oais 40,552; Rye, MG; Reans,l,o39; Prase, 945.—Irish Wheal, 9,850; Oat., I,9ss.—Euglish Eldispr,e,l3l sarks. GUILDFORD, Mitsco 17. Wiest, per load Oats, per quarter 01 19. I. 11 Go Ryr, per quarter 9/ Os to 01 Go Barley, per quarter Beaus. per gaarte► l/ Pao to 11 no Idrey Pease, per quarter l/ Us to 14 Ws *ISITIIFIELD MARKF.T, Mornay, Aiaae■ TA. There was a very fell Ismael of oil d.arripiiuns of Coes this inuraing, and the prices are hither than I•ot market dor -lir the Ilay.market there i• nu sheration in the pric e: — Straw and Clover winsin Rs per last price.—ibe fdlowiog is an accurate oat of the prices and numbers:— To tint the offal pee stone of Sib. Rect....Ss. 04. to ss. Oe. Maa.t of Cattle t►is day: kt room 3s. R.I. to 54. 2•1. Remote 4356 Lamb ...Os 01. to Om. 04. Awry.. ...... . ......]4,00 0 Vital....4s. 61. to Ss. Id Calves l'ork ... is. &I Its 5.. 10.1. I Pic, ..., ...., lIAT•ItIARK RT. Hey... .... 31. 10e. &I so 41. 51. 01. C10ver. 5 ..... 41. 4s. Orl. to 51. In. Oil. Straw W. Ss. Oil. to 11. 14s. 041. NEWGATE AMY ILEADENtiALL MARKETS. (By Ihr Cnreass.) Reef ...S 3. lid to 44 0.11 Veal .... 3a 4d to b. bdl Mutton.. t. Si to 4. Od I Pork .... 3. 4d to 3. tail PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. irr 141113%. wHuTers&P t.. Hay 3/ 31 61 to 41 16. OJ Hay.. 3 / 113. 0.1 to 4/ 6. Olt Mira.. If 1.01 to It 18.1 61 I Straw.. 1/ 8.61 it) I 144 Myr( 0/ Os OA to 01 0. 01 I Clover 41 4.61 to 51 54 Ott PRICE OF HOPS, per Cwt. NEW PACKETS. KEW RAGS. Rent ....31 110 to 51 A. Kest 2.1 K. to 41 10. Sussex ..21 Eis to 31 bs Sussex .... 2/ 2s to 21 Mu E50m....21 16s to 41 Os Essex 2/ 24 to 9/ 100 ratolotoo.Soe, 4/100 to 8/ 101 Ditto, second, 4/ His to 41 itho rimy. OF RAW FAT, per store of Alto. As stated by the Tallow As stated by lb. Littleherw. Meltms. St. James's Market.. 3s o,t hits by Ta110w.... $s 10,1 Whiteelropel Market 3. 04 Average...—. 3s 0.1 PRICES OP TALLOW, SOAP, &r. per litlb. Town Tallow 520 0.1 --* Ild Yellow Soap Yellow Kunio SO* Oil —.4 0.1 Mottled While ditto...46s Od —• Od Curd ...... ...........• •. 911* Soap diit0.....45s Od —II Oil Graves I Olekinc Midis 304 Od ....I Od Good Dcep . Ps Ow Dillo iough—S6s Oil —s Od PRICE OF CANDLES, From Tallow Chandlers HaiW. Pries of Candles, per doses, 11:• Od—Moulds,lll. ed. 64. per dozen allowed for ready money. OILS, per Tun, of 252 GsDeem. New Greenl.Whak.„ 231 Os Spersoneeti Old Pale Seal. FOREIGN "FOOLS, per lb. Spanish Sheep, Leafless .. 3. 44 a 4s 34 Segovia 3. Oda 3s 64 SoTia 2. 9,1 a 3s 34 - Se•iile ..• 2. 3d a 2. 94 Iliszooy,lst. 2d 4O Od • 5s Od Bohemia, Ist .... 4s Od • Os Oa -----2 d 3s Od a 4s Ott RAW HIDES. Best Helfere & Sleets, per et. Ordinary.. 2/ 0.1 to 21 it 2 ts 10d to 3. Oil Market Calf., each Os Ott Atiddlinits 2. 8d to 21 8J Eug. Horse Os Od to Os at SHEEP SKINS. Dawns ._. is 0.1 to 5 1* rullint PRICE OF LEATHER. Butts, 50 to 56 lbs. each 17.1 to 201 per 1k Ditto, 5d to 6611 ts each ..--d es —A Dressing Hides MI to 17.1 Fine Coach Hides ... .. 174 to MI Crop Hides 35 to 40 tbs. for adding RV in 164 Ditto ' 45 to 50ths... ... nl to I 0 I Calf Slims 30 to 401lis 42tl 16 tid. Ditto 60 to 70Iba • ....48.1 to 33.1 Ditto 70 to Sollis 15.1 to 27d Small Seals (Greenland) 174 to 18.1 Large ditto Twined Horse Hides. ltd to ISM Spanish Horse Hides RI Mit. On Saturday last, at their reridenee, Castle House, Crest Torrioetnn, Derunshie, the lady of Anthony Wni. beaus., Esq. of a tau and heir. MARRIAGE. i~ ~~__ Oa the 17th instant, at Kamm:ton, by the Er* J. G. Wreuch, Rector of &meting, Gro Stephen, Esq. of Broad aireet-bist:dtaga, )nongeet 114 , 111 if the Master in Chancery, to Henrietta, eideat dauttltice of the late Rey. William H - croft, Prebendary of Rasharkto, and Rector of Emmy, ill the cooed) of atomism. DEATHS. 0. &today, the 11th instant, at Dahlia Cootie, Orlando George, second sun of Copia to the Hon. Orlando Ltridgensau, aged five months. Ou Vredneadoy evening lad, the 14th instant, aged 4, at her resident., in Devonshire-square, taller a short illne►s of 1,, daps, Rebecca, the wife of A. U. Henriignes t Esq. man WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE. 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