The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1808-03-19 00:00:00

I bent. The Countestrof Eu.NE:xhad a !elect card party, last night, at her bowie in Berkeley:square. Mrs. GOSLING gave a grand rout, last night, at her house in Portland-place, which was numerously ittentled. &tit FORTESCUR Will girl• a grand dinner, nest Wednesday. to the Directors of the AncicutCon :ert. Mr. Dtantu's i'rofessional Volunteers have a full matter, each Hight of performance, at the Lyceum, Strand. Mirth, harmony, good humour, auJ a erowded audience, are the order of the bight. ' Viscouut V•IANTI i 4 so fur rciiiitered, that lie is gone to Ireland,. to assist his friend 'dr. ALCOCK at 'die ensuing Wexford Assizus. Hit Lordship's complaint is vulgarly termed the .TheCountsiis of CAP.% 4MPION .asave a grand rout on Wednesday night, at her lisivw ill Bruton-Art.4:c which was attended by thit principal Nutality in town. The Glouceoter Theatre was to open last Toes day, tinder the management of Mr.. Ilt.vg atar, with . Laugh whoa fog Cam, and a Nrlo.le.ll Fare. The Countess Dowager of Cuteileum patron-. ized Miss itetsaiAt's Concert, at the Star 'teems, Lewes / on Monday lest. I t he 31archioness of SALISNURT gave a grand rent, last might, at her hotod iu Arlington-street, which was attended by upwards of :WO Nobility and Fashionable& I lcr Lselyaltip received the coin (any in the lower upartnieitts , which have lately been newly lilted walls are painted a beautiful) ellow, with a black border edged with gold ; the hangings of the rooms are richly fringed to esemperad. Tea, collie, and other refreslttneat., were served to the einnpany ; amen.,rst whoin w cre— Ilia &oral II iehnt ss the D Kte of Cusheitir ; the Thichesses of Bolton, Leeds, Dtoset, a.id )Isurbester ; the :Tharthiu nears e Absr(or D,wrshirc, Buckingham, Ftsrord, MOT Each, sod Welltnie) ; the Conutesins of Chuisnoutirley, Cardipn, Clare, Carlimnyton, Barinsure., t'coit:co, and Sefton; Viscountesses Melbourne mud Csatleresf:ti Idiot Duseem is•still on the invalid Mr. Marruaws'i occident, we regret to sly, is very serious ; hie hand is much swollen, axe the • bone of his thumb, it is feared, shattered. • Mr. and Mk. S. BOURNE were presented to filer MAJESTE, no Thursday, at the Etrawing.itositn, upon their marriage. The Countess of ILatesrre was presented to lief MAJESTY, upon coining to her title. Miss 2111liesiztu was prescined hg Lady Stte- TO artl. NI idzi M.INTGOMERT was presented by Lady MONTGOMERY. Ou Sunday Lord and Lady listru gavr . a mad elegant di 111 l ;r to • nolueeou; party, at their man sion in Ilarley-street. Among the company were and Mrs. Eirtilustnite; Mr. lnd Mrs. Sheridan • tLe Earle Laaderdifir and (2111.1111116 ; Lord James Mu. ray; lord Maitland; Sir George Ludlow ; W. Adair, Eau. ete: The Oratorio, last nig , t, wits eleputly uncoated, and the selection* excellent ; the beautiful duct, At steals the Night spun the More was bung with great taste and sweetness by Mr. Ba.an A M and Mrs. DicitoNs, and wus rapturously eseoied. Mr?, 11,A111) ;ina •ss BOLTON Ian g an Anthem most Alias divinely, and wen• also rapturously enrured. Mr. 1111.1111 AM'S exerution in the grand wu of Te arms, celled forth the loudest applause. The Stith Ancient Concert was held en Wed _ _ neolay'ilight, and was very well attended. Mrs. Bi t.ci• GTO N sang Iter very favourite air 44 (*tapir gin yei fiaspreua, from the serious Opt ra of Se iniranside, and was rapturously applauded; she also joined Mr. BARTLE:MAN in the favourite C474:301fei, Haste sty Niatioette. with great sweetness. Mr. HARMS ON gave some of Hs% Da es flue iiiii sic in his happiest stile. Mrs. 'V A UGH SN our also 111 fine voice, and joined in the Madrigal. Elora gore we fairest floterrt, with great excellence. The#pplatue was anbotvided. Their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of CAMBRIDGE and Susses wete present, and nearly all the s!ibscribers. The Concert for the benefit of the new Musical Fund, performed on Thursday night, at the Great Concert-Room, King's Theatre, was most nume rously attended. Madame CATALAIII*E indisposi tion prevented her coining forward ; but Mrs. BtI.I.tIIOTOR, with that liberality and fp. ue rosity which ever distinguished her rondact towards the profession, and that Society is particular, came forward to sing in her stead, and was received with reiterated - plaudits. She sang .4 crimple gas vs' timpressa, from Seittirtuaide, with the greatest sweetness and taste. Siq,tior Mtmertirt inside his debit in public, and sang au air of MORTZLLERI'II with very good effect. Ma dame MIARTIIEr was prevented, by a hoarseness, front giving her professional aid. Mrs. BlLLtitc- TON also supplied this deficiency, by singing • braatiful duet with Mr. Ilasiiso, who also sang The Death of Aberertemliy, with the greatest es e _ cation arul effect, and received linhuoindul plause. Signor N LDI. Mi'.s 11411, I.M AN, M r . WALKER, Madame G AVMS:ROT. Nir.W OCT. Ft., &r. gave their professional aid. Mr.. F. Cowan. led the baud, and Mr. G. J. SMART was conductor. fl.. . ea eer-nli . • .- .., • — , ..........m...., • i ! . .1 ''' ! .... , 'la e - - The Members composing the Coati *pen the • ‘ " "'ass. k • trial of General M'hitelocke. met again yesterday, ale '.• ..a llh '' °. ' - aa. •• '-''' at tatelliest, and deliberated foeseveral boors upon a , e„e a . se . . their sentence-after 'which they adjourned to this day. The General s as we stated yesterday, is VOC,I I. CO a C gitT.• only under an honorary arrest. The business, so The far as• his feelings were concerned, has been con- fifth Vocal Concert of Messrs. flamasow, sleeted with the greatest delicacy. Wheu Mr. B t ItTLEM AN, awl ( ;EL tToniik, was hetd lest night, and was most numerously attended. The Concert natter, the Deputy Adjututit-General, was first comineuced with a beautiful Anthem, sweetly Entlg 1 ordered to pot him ander an arrest, preparatory to it the trill, he contrived to have himself invited to by Mrs. VAuGitAN mid Miss liAtt:aNd. Mr. dinner at the house of the General, with whom he letamsoe never was in finer voice ; he executed was on the moat intimate footing, having been for- some beautiful somas in the very tineet style, • Saerly his Aiti-de-Ca in p, at the ti tne G eu. WI atelock e and was rapturously encored. !4 rs. Its ate Ns- was Inspector-General of the Recruiting Service sox was enthusiastically aispittuded in the beau- in the Isle of Wight. After dinner, when the tiftil Italian Air— , Ladies had withdrawn. Mr. Pritsler broke the b it- " Ifienesseata nodal Vartildo " Fra k &Hanoi a tit le piste einem in the toast delicate terms to the General, accompanied by Mr. tYLlcitStaa.. Mr. BARTLE- and told Mtn he came to demand bis sword, which MAN was very line iu ThyGenins,lo! by. Pt:act:at, was delivered up, and from that moment the Ge- and anivenially euexed. Tee whole emteluded neral was to coneider himself under an arrest, with The Wooden IValls ; or, The .Viseal Oth;, by without any farther ceremony or restraint upon his Messrs. VAUGHAN, Goal, mid BEILLAur, who conduct, except that every morning lie attended executed it with the finest effees. There were him to Court, where the Adjuteitt-General Cal- present: His Royal Highness the Duke of Se ssex ; . • yew receives prim. Preparations were making oil Bu rls F aaTEseuE , B aNau a y and o x „„ ; L or d S Thunder to dismantle the Hall at Chelsea, iu 41 U!I DE OMAN D ; Ladies B. PROCTon,I)ACRE,SMITH, ! which the trial was held, for the purpose of re- limes, Ahat.ea, and nearly the whole of the Sub- ' storing it to its original state, but they have been scribers. • . cottatermaisded. It has been thence inferred, that soother trial is likely seen to take place, and to The Countess of lau.seat had a select card party, last night, at her hotter in Berkeley-square. Mimr of laiah rank in the same unfortunate e • pedition h as b een „,„„e„,a as t h e pro b a bl e per. Mrs. GOSLING gave a grand rout, last night, at son. This inference does not , however , neces - lien house in Portland-place, which was numerously scaly tollote. 1n the event of H attended. Majesty not • approving the sentence, the Court will be obliged Etat FoISTEsuUTS will give a grand dinner, nest Mredoesday. to the Directors of the AncientCost- to revise the sentence, mid u n til that anal deter. initiation, it may lie conaaerel premature to die- colt • mantle the piece of trial. Ale Dtaote's l'rgfessional Volunteers have a full master, each Hight of performance, at the Lyra:mu t Strand. Mirth, harmony, good humour, stud et THE BRITISI - I PRESS. crowded audience, are the order of the 'night. ' f- - "*-- -•-•-- " " ' - - - ' -------- - - Viscount V •LKNTi Ais so far recovered, that lie . iaON 1)0 N, is gone to Ireland,. to assist his friend Mr. Atcoci at die ensuing Wexford Assize.:. His Lordships SATURDAY, Heron 19- complaint is vulgarly termed the/amebas. The ships of the line and friatetes orticacd to the lieeoultess of . . Cfate . 43trresi. ....,ave ,. a grand rout on •l. Wedn esd a y . ingnt, at her manse in pretotaettese Baltic ate, we believe, in perfect readiness ; but so which was attended by the priucipel Notelity is • long as the Easterly elm's contiime, they cannot town. • The Gloucester Theatre was to open last Tues put to sea. The infantry truusports reedy in the day, tenter the management of Mr. Ilex entear Seeramount to between a and 300. •with Laugh scent Yea Can, and a Nfeacal Yana. • • The ,Countess Ihmager of entasseusta patron . Lieut . Wu. Trues. of tier SaAgnard gun-brig, ized Miss Reseaiats Concert, tit the Star 'teams • arrived yesterday at the Admiralty, with dispatches Lewes, on Monday lest. .• • • ''l'lle 3larchiones. of SALISBURY gave a grate from our squadroh o ff the Dutch coast:. Gest F lELD landed, en Thunday night, • t rent, last eight, at her housa iu Arlington-eta et at • awalialres which was attended by uewards of :WO Nobitit near Yarmouth, and reached town about eleven and Fathiouables. Ilcr Ladyship received the coum o'cleck. The contents of his dispatches were con- tatty in the lower aunartne•sits. which have Intel . been newly await ups in a very tasteful manner ;th sislertel of' satiiciesit importance to be immediate ly walls are pa i i „ e ...d a heautuest.yennw, with us blac traustiitted to His NIAJESI.Y. border edged with gold ; the hangings of the aeon --..... are richly fringed ta onevespoad. Tea, coffee, an Intellisience was yesterday received fritim Americo. other refreshment.., were served to the einnpuny which encourages a hope that w tear will mot. take aln" g lt whoin ' ‘*re— Des ficcridllichniss the Drlce of Caishridge; the Ditchers place between this country and the UttitetaStates. of Bolton, Leeds, Dorset, sod Mitarbeiter ; the Matbt —Private letters of the Bth of February from zairs e, is o i t t : , e:r d a l r l -! .. , ll l) .... e i sn ol •sh t ir h e , , : , I ,o llc t isigh m att i( !ta m ursi nu , , l i t Boston, by a vessel arrived at Baltimore in Ireland, aareipn, Clare, Carlirinyton, Barrynsure., Ceintko, a Sefton ; Viscountesses Melbourue sad Castleres , :ti. state, feat hopes were entertained at that dear, that Miss Duecets isattill on the invalid : liet. the embargo would be taken off. Mr. Merruaws'i accident, we regret to sty, --:-..... very serious ; hir hand is much swollen, east di We have received I)uteh papers wet letters to • bone of his thumb, it is feared, shattered. • Mr. and Mk. S. BoURNE were preseote.l to 11 , I • the 14th i nstant, but they do not contain a particle Alsaesre, no Thursday, at the Drawiugeßods of news. The misery produced by the total stagna- upon their marriage. fion of foreign commerce, continues to be the pre- The Countess of Itcluterzn was preaeuted 11cr Measerr Upon coining o her it • , tt It. veiling feature of the intelligence Rom Holland. ' Miss 111Keezts was 'neatened be Lady Sc .••••••14111.•111••••• Viscount Meevtetc took his seat last night in TO R T". es !Hies ~3414TGOMERT was presented by lAt the House of Lords, in the midst of the Ministerial MONTGOMERY. groupe, surrounded by Lords Mutanteve, Hewers- Ou Sunday Lord and Lady licern gave a nts elegant dinner DUST. etc.--From several of his expressions. it aP- sion in Harley-street. Among the cougninv were pawed, as has been lone suspected, that the met- Mr. sad Mrs. Eirltiostone • Mr. tea Mrs. ehradas • I 'is. I tail J0.11141S Mil is • ; li aurae of the reseal Ministry have not been adopted etstehl i t A f a tir ti le ge m' t Later ; 'W . . Adair, Eski. ine . ..) withont his Lordship's knowledge. The Oratorio, last nig •t, was eleputly ettettale asmemmemeemse and the selection' excellent; the beautiful dui The Prince of WALES, and the ROYAL DUXES, As steals the .Night von the Morn was sung wi rid their respects to Their MAJEsTiEs and the great butte and sweettiess by Mr. BiLtllAm and AI rgi NCKUEs, yesterday tnorniag, at the Quece's Dtcxotts, and was rapturously esew-erl. M Palace, previous to their leaving taws for V. indsor. BLAND and Miss BOLTON sang an AlltilYlU MI Hie Kearny eet off, soon after ten o'clock, and divinely, and were also rapturously encored. N Her MAJ.:ITT And the Pantcessas about twelve ; BRAIIAM'a exteution in the grand song of To are the Prince. of M'atas took an affectionate lame of called forth the loudest applause. them, and handed them to their carriage, The Sixth Ancient Concert was held en We W - ••••e informed that upwards of 5000 additional neolay alight. and was very well attended. M signature: to the Liverpool Address, wakiag is the BitaaNGTON sang her very favourite air ofd cor m whole upwards of eouu, to the Address to His gio oo' finspreua, from the serious Opera of : Majesty, proposed by Mr. Roscoe, were yesterday oiranside, and was rapturously applauded; she a • erect; ed from Liverpool; and tout the address, loss joined Mr.' IiARTLEMAN in the favourite Cim:us been delivered by . the Earl of DERIDE to Lord Home my Nettasette, with great sweetness. 11 Ilewassavev, l'necipal Secretary of State for the Haantsox gave some of II A %Dees tine music Home Departmeat, to be by him pre-mated to His his happiest stile. Mrs. VAUGHAN cam also in t MAJUTV• voice, and joined in the Madrigal, Elora gore A convoy is appointed to sail from Spithead for fairest flowers, with great excellence. Themppla the Mediterranean au the just inst. was enboutitled. Their Royal Highnesses This day, her Revd Highness the Prince's. of Dukes of CAMBRIDGE and SUWIEI wete press • Wamos honours Mrs. PV:LEVAI. with hercuninativ and nearly all the snbecribers. at dieser, previous to abide the baptism will be The Concert for the benefit of the new Musi performed. Her Royal Highness's party will MU- Flied, performed on Thursday night, at the Gs sistof twenty. The most sumptuous preparations Concert-Room, King's Theatre, was most nut ate made on the occasion. rowdy attended. Madame CATALAIII . I , hither General WUITELochE's Court Martial, taken Lion prevented pier coining forward ; but A in Short-hand by Mr. Gee Ney, was pittaished this Bien eurne, with that liberality and inltrortg, laciatillffi in 2 1 01+. price 11. Is. by LoNGMAN and rosity which ever distinguished her road Co. Paternoster-row. towards the profession, and that Society The Trial of Joel Isaacs, the Portsmouth Jcw, particular, came forward to sing in her sty on a charge of forgery, expected to come oil set and wits received with reiterated ' plaudits. the present Maidstone Assizes, has been postponed snag .4 eompir gin re' timpressa, from Smitiram on the application of the Crown, on account of with the greatest sweetnesa and taste. Sig the absence of a materiel witness. Alcmene' made his debit in public, and 'Bag The Wilk women, at the west end of the town, air of MOILTELLERI'II with very good effect. I have come in for a little of the credal of the present dame Ml.'llllll/ was prevented, by a hoarsen Lottery; a club, coexisting of half a dozen, are the front giving her professional aid. Mrs. Matt bonier' of a share of the Ticket, No. 14,22.1, Tow also /applied this deficiency, by sing . 's drawn a. Prize of' 20,0001. on Tuesday last. As beautiful duet with Mr. Bettie/se who also s there are yet severe, rich Prises of eo,ooo-- The Death if Abercromhy, with the greatest I 10,000 -- . - 5,000 - I,ooo — and 500 Pounds, flys. it we cation and effect, and received unlionnelal wisely apportioned a pert of their gains for the plause. Signor Matti!, Miss IigiLLMAN, purchase cf some inure dean ~ in the hoar that, WALKER, Madame Gaursteator,Alr.M'oer.eas should smother Capital ensue to the top on Tuesday gave their professional aid. Mr... F. Cratere i twat, they may aCiii• it off. the bend, and Mr. G. J. SMART was Conductor "IT. IIIAID4TONE, MAIM 17. CIVIL SI Ur. TItANTER. Vita ease was tried by a Special Jury. Mr. l'etcAt its stated, it WEIS an actinu to recover a compensation in davnages for a malicious probe., eutio.i. Mr. Gamow, as leading Counsel for the Plain tiff, stated, that it was one of the most aggravated essrli fir which a Pla;iiiiti could demand repara tion from the hands of a Jury ; inasmuch Ai the malicious conduct of the Defendant might have subjected the Plttitititi to the most ruinous conse quences. lie then detailed the circumstances of the ease as fOllO%. :—Sume old buildings having been pulled down at Greenwich, the old materials were sold in lots, which the buyers were to curry away. A dispute arose as to some of the old tim ber, and in creiseriuence of that dispute the timber was suffered to remain for a considerable time iy ing in the road neartlie church-yard. The Church wardens cousidering it as a nuisance where it lay, ap,ilittil to the Plaintiff, who was a respectable coal and tinder-inerchaut at Greenwich, and desired him to take it away ; he sent his team of horses, and publicly dralmad it into his own timber-yard. The Defendant, who was a broker, also resid ing at Girteawieb, having some claim on the timber, about three decks aft:rwards applied to the Magistrates for a warrant at the Plaintiff for a felony, aid desired he , might have it greeted immediately. HS be said the Plaintiff would other wise abscond. On this representation, the warrant was granted for the Plaintiff to appear two hours afterwards before a Bench of Magistrates: he did appear, and, when the complaint was heard, the Magistrate dismissed it is too frivolous to be sup ported. The beittittltsut, •however, not satisfied with the deciLion of the Magistrates against him, went the iiext assizes and presented u bill of indict ment against the Plaintiff, which SV LW found a true hill ; the Plaintiff was consequently compelled to appear at the nest assizes to take his trial, but the Defendant did not think proper to pursue further his charge, mid Le was acquitted, as a matter of Oil fee. Mr. GA=OW culled witnesses, who proved these facts, and that the Plaintiff wag put to the expense of Ritiu, in his defence to the Maictineeit,. It also appeared, that the Defetaktut had no claim whatever to the wood in question, *out that the disputed right was between the Plaititid and a Mea. • 'Powys. Mr. Serjeant SitEPILF.aD, for the Defendant, ia vested, that there was a probable cause for the in dictment, which repelled any presumption of malice, as the timber was carried away before day light. H. also called witne.ses to prove this fact, but their testimony did not bear out the statement. The Loan Cuter Riau,: said, be thought the conduct of the Defeo:hint/lad ',rearmost culpable ; he had refused to he satisfied with the decision of a Bench of Justices--lie had wilfully refused all ex planation. and had thought proper to resort to measures which might have ended in.the ruin of di. Plaintiff. his Lordihii added, that, in his opinion, the Plaintiff had mauc oat a case which entitled him to the mod anipk compensation. The Jury found a verdict for the Pluititifr damages 1001. CROWN SIDL rhamas Kendall and (.enege Hips** were in dicted fur breaking and entering the house of Thomas Andrews, at Challock, in the day time, .un person bring therein, and stealing various ar: tides of wearing apparel, of the valise of 51. The evidence stated, that the Prosecutor, his wife, and their four children, were ull from home, at work in an adjoining hopivound, and on Usti, return home found that the hunae had been robbed. A women passing saw the two Prisisisers coming from the house, and by . her directious they were traced through a wood into a field at hOlllO dis tance. The sapless articles were found in a ditch in the Caine field in a sack. They were Loth found Guilty—Death. Rassent 31Tarthy was indietcd for a rape on Mary !Mei,. The evidence !ore:, by the Pruse cutrix in this case was—that she was sent to Dart ford Bridewell, under a charge of fortune-tellik, and the prisoner was also. committed to the same custody fur wine trivial offence ; being fellow prisoners. be took the opportunity of night and darkness to ravish her. This story was, however. contradicted by witnesses, who proved that they were in an adjoining room, and could hear all that pinned between the prisoners, and that if she had heel' lavished she had borne it very quietly, fur she made no outcry daring the night. The Jul) immediately aegnitted the Prisoner. William Henry Kenriedy was capitally indicted for steantig 11. fits. in mosey, and • promissory note, value 11. privately, in the dwelling-house of John Jones. Mr. Jones stated, that he kept a public-house at Gillingham, in this county ; the Prisoner came to lodge at the house on the sath of January ; on the ni+•ht of the Itith, while the Prisoner was sitting with Mrs. Jones iu du: bar, he delivered her the looney, which she placed on a beach, and shortly after left the bar to go into the toffee room. The Prisoner took this opportunity to leave the bar ; and when she returned she found the money was gone. The Prisoner not coming home that night, and no other person having been there, he was suspected to be the person who had taken it. On the nest 'lay Mr. Jones maid he met him in the street, and immediately apprehended him. The Prisoner said, that there were other persons about the house, and they might have taken tin money ; brit Mr. Jones, being called again, denied this, and said all the family were gone to bed. erdict—Guilty. Sumo Reuwet was indicted for stealing 51. 16a. privately, in the dwelling-house of, Lary The Prisoner lived servant with the Prose. %wiz, who, being confined to her bed, gave her key to the Prisoner to get something from the closet, where she kept her money. 11 . 1ren she revo,,•cert, and went herself to the closet, she found her money-box 1,1:1 been hikers away. The Prisoner aas spore , liweleAl, • d the box which hail eocrtnisied an the money was traced to her possession. Verdict— (e44. POLICE. - atw-rritetti, Aloud Ave yaws since, a letter was put into Post-office, at Burutwood, in Essex, with a Houk Note in it, which did not come to lm! &eked. Information was in consequence at the Post-office, in London, and at the Bai but it was not paid into the Bank till about tt, weeks since,when information was given at the Pi office, and Mr. Parkin, the Solicitor to the Wk. employed Anthony to trice the note. The officer after considerable exertion, traced it to the wif.- Serjem.t Dew, of the Prince of Wales's }Legit& of Light Dragoons, quartered at Malden. On the Officer questioning her, as to how became possessed of the note, she very regally she had it of her mother, who gave it her to chase a bed with, previous to her being morn and she returned her the change. The Officer, tracing out her mother, discovered her to be wife of the Postmatter of Ilurntwood, at the the note waa !boleti, upon which Anthony took into custody. She was, oa Thursday evening, &mined before Mr. RUM), and committed for The oid woman, is her defence, said, she the note of a man, rnteelly dressed, in her shw for g00d4.. ilieldkton. tie man wbo is in misted , several charges of pawing fictitious tiotta for , 1, , made in imitation of country bank nio for ts, underwent another examination, several otliktr eitargrs went exhibited *pilaw of a hhudar nature to those we stated a few Hot %as committed fir further eiuunination. ismer Hooper, and .satusel Hasson, alias Ik. who were apprehraded at Croydon on raspieion divers robberies is that neir;hbottrhootl, toe , ' with Abraham Brace, alias 7'isortiler, Witham ler, isui itilleaw Shepherd. alias Mash:, ll] went ND examination. They were cowed for further esarninnti, CORN EXCHANGE. MAacH 18. whist, for this Jay's Market, la lia tolarolite supply, th. ialus airluil; list that of first quslity kilns its 1 lterley is chiwp.W. Fitts Malt dearer. Grey reose and 13 , 1111 t!1111 Reek are% plenty, and rathi r lower. l'he at Vt . orit4 slows, and th:s trade is again noosed at forth( moat In price. The priers of Floor are without racial, eCtlltalet •PRICE OR GRAIN. moo - 43g. ass, ../e. Tick ROMP ( Old) r.0..5.% Fun ditto .. 74a. ; ' (ii: 011tS 325.:14A Rye t. 41s. atea. Poland' age. 4, Barley . a .. Jas. 440. eolatue ditto ...... ... Malt ....- .. us*. 7aa. Rapt: Seed 304. .... _. White Pea 5.,.... Oa& ios. Grey Pees' 52e. stio Beans ((Hii) Si.ims. od Fluor &coolie SAIITIIFIELII M4ItkET, M LECH This dlt)..'s Market had bat t short Purply or d. Linea of Cattle. 80. f, Mutton, 'Veal, and Porl, arc che,,p,r thee our te.t report; and the trade, fur the moat part not uv.r lotsk. Mx salmis the tiayuptiket acre out Straw and Clover bare dropped Us price since Moo Minket. 1/ ay Etrhot last prier. Tli? fultuviuj Juices isstabris me a oteotate 000tamot To sliding 0111 per Moor of alb, . . Beef.... ea. 44.. to as. lid. Head a i;attle ibis Itottota ta Ui. to ts. 4d. Beasts Puck-- to. g 4. to ss. od. Shetp Veld Si. ud. to tbs. tal. Calves . Lasob...ss. *M. to as. od. Piga SMITHFIE.A.L) HAYMARKET. Hay 41. 41‘. oL to tit. lac od. Xtrow a. 'tic oil. to 11. Is. •g. Myer... M. sis. od. to 71. le. lod. COML-MMAKET, Kates to. Alps it 3hirttt. Sold.' PAD/. Ot .. Ncoratille SW .... 45.. lid. • SO.. to .. Stoderlitild 4 .. adders , I, . 36e. dd. a. --a PRICK OP STOOKS. TIVITERDAY. I per Creel. Cad 64t I per Cent. Navy 1461l lirs;brriZ 3 Inc Cent . ... .. ... r ........ 64 04 Inds.l Lviao4 _ .. bir: re. dia. Excloevler Bills Ltateiy Tickets 4 C. T. BISH, Stook B penhill, and 9, Charing 'MANGE, MARCH NO. ;tipl, eL e Lisboa -tio Oporto do Dublin ink Cork. ...• • tabt.t tJe. Portugal Gold la Co and tars per os. New Doubloons.. New Dollars — Silver in Bins — New Louis each — Agio of the Bank of Mullin 61 tent. courtsr. OF F.Xe Ammer Ji 7 9 U. 1)i:14 •t 5i.;11.. 3$ 11 utlr II 1a i t Illstallsargb 31 G 2 1 :1' Altoas u4 7 ail: Piaci,' 1 days aiate 23 Ustto .2J to 2 U I;ourJf Aux 3 la Abeam' ...... ix p , per. Ditto •1 effect. Palermo. ..... Ditto •1 Acct. Billion •1 Le411 ,, n 1 Geuea .. ._4si T. B the • 501. d as Oven auk; three werr Post- N V th ee. Freer, ife of 'neat T :el:rwt'Ptia.,te!htheitranite:tar, . 1'3°421 1.3.f71 time cow k her . toe. . ;9 et,. trial. Co' It : 1 44 amp, • 1, dy ors ..,:*1•511 .! r two- P•Va , notes r days Ti Delie !ion of s Sad- ratter- -1114 IJII. Te ogle 1 1. 4010 ▪ rw, sin 14* Pick Teel Btspply ,her alion BY .s.s.. ed. pest ▪ 3sa. 401. Jot 531. ise l'ul. Ita 14. Ili ent eltesper art, u at tardy I osids)'s s ed irk.' and 7 Teti Day at t i 4 - .I'll una CI. ILO IL 3d. so. 31. 14, ed. 133 tvc fro i of It Co 4 is. se. 11. , 44 B. eker, et ng r t a. ■ a ti ti .iio I. f r autTift, Tester.lay, to l'oper iiiartutte-street, Fitzroy -aquit.r, the body of "horns* t:adell, Esq. of a sn. Lately, the Lady of Captain Cuthbert, of the Ru%:.l Nary, ruiatomulis.g the Sea Fetscitries of Easter District, Of • daughter. (la Thurclay, at Eastoun House, Dorset, the Lady of firirmlirr-Grnend Munro, of a SOIL . . • •Da the nth last. at Eslinborgh, lady ican:rna Jot:natio Hope, of • sow. Oa the gull. GA. at Pinkie House, Scotland, the Lady of Sir John Hope of Craghall, Scotland. Hirt of a sin Lately, the Latt ' of Lieut. Cuirmel Madre, sisitti eslitaiot. at Ldiubeirgh, of n still-lion child. At his seat at Northland, county Tipperary, the Lady of Sir Atayrahl l• toter ' Bart. of a huo. Lately, at his Istoise in Gcoree-strect, Eilinbut, , ,h, the Lsdy of Ste John Heron, Maxwell, Bart. of a sun. MARRIAGE:I. Lately, at literary church, Jehn Eil.tumstore En! Punier of Ho ,I.ijesty's ship C7eres, to Was kflisalxiti ton, of Aucmhtv-iilsre, Lately, at l'etersham, Nathan Eurrtou Garriek, 1 ierittmaat of His Majesty's Yemara of the Guards, to Maria, only daughter of the hale Charles Vaughan Blow. Lsq On Thandar, rive Tith ult. by the Rey. Mr. Latnesee, at St. Maty-la-h0..0.. Church, Mr. John Af'kay, &ogees, to Mrs. Ilcor.ctta rrokstt, Irate from Remo. Yesterday, at Varn'irrit.l l , Esq. of Am ster.hun, to Ans. itanghtcr of 'Mon= Lath.int, Fag at Chantpiou lu 11, Camberwell. ORATIL On the nth ir.st. at his Noise iv ricomaa.street, t'et Rev. Ph.lia Ito Val, 1).1). o.te of the V1114.42 1 K. Vicar of Toicketasaiu, a.at Felton of the Royal and A roaring &xi. U. s. . . _ . _ . . . . _ W.ll . HR. 111!S D.IV, T.ONDON• BR I 0(•1'. aTorn. larta. 37 .ton. after .• • 7 . tnt.r..l by 1; D 111 DRfAil,* No. 19. 4 ' 13 44.41• ...,4 p.,!rl. tiled at thv 1)11u+, of St. Coortsit't Cl...trrhs Sumba, hr sliTr., ..f . Itnr. plarr &r for tisk INper, tiout.to llrr Calocr. port paid , sdllre•Juk, alltrac..l to. I.ON DoN since.