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form ma a « r m.. jiptiog legirrieseed thieves, to sett stolen Bask melee 1W 1111, their valet, to mold their bider trend 'to tins. The Attn.", Anther Meted, that os ids applying to Mr. Altbetrreepeetieg lb,' 801. whkii be green' to him, he did not dray liffieg Void lir. Hest% a fat bask one, or that the wow be tented wall^ lie identical sole • sad Mr. Abbott istrodweed a person t blot, slam be relied his friend; he eannined the 501. But ante, se he mid, to trace oat names on it. Oh the fan the mite There appeared Mee Partridge" aid "'Mr. 1184111. ov h." led kW - friend Itlitently Identilied them US MIL' Piftridge, of Plailleo , and Mr. Marsden. the borse.dealer.se lie argued from this, that the friend mast know sontelhini nine of die dote thite merely at lest sight to recoepise iM aames of Mrs. Partridge, of Pimlico, aged Mr. Menden, der' Aine.dealer, especially seder the eirenastaani of b th stein beteg written by the tame bawd and with the mate ink; hot nothing more could be 'carped se to the 1711de iff dte note. Mr. Abbott persisting that he did sot know gpr. had lake* it. The Magistrates, so interrogatiog Mr. Abbott as SA., M was, and how be became powered of the sole, siaiglf It had takes the 501 mote at the Binh base, in Vag street, M. James's, god where, he asserted, be was la the mann* 'twit of tekiag as large sates without intriditg these mid 4itiowing who he took them (role; oar did be MIL senesary. Tide Magistrates told him if lee 'bed not dove so it line time he began .'The teases be assigned for not doing so wag, there Vere el* metabers Wearing to the Glob. On his being asked the eager. of the 'Cab, tie replied it was for Omitkasen to play—is other words, a gambling. bow. Magistrates inked him what he was at the Clab ? be answered Me wee a greyest. The Attorney preened the garstioa in yellow! ways , fir Mr. Albeit to say 11190 he took the ante from, urging this nailing it was that he should take a note of so large as 198S0101111 without kooeleg from shows be took it. Ir. Abbott persisted in big igeossoce. The Magistrates agreed tint as there sat no proof. 4 the felony before them, they mold proceed no farther; which she Anotoey asaeonnt to, bet peopond that Mr. Abbott ehorlSswear that be did sot know from wiz: took the out,. Mr. Abbott assessed. soil. with Ile of the Magistrates, took she oath accontiogly. •>taow Sill OWN. • Yesterday Winiain Roberts, a dell its the risployabent of Mr. Harmer, attorney, in Hatton garden. was linstly exit. mined on a charge of palming forged Wink of Eaget's; rotes, sod committed to Newate fur trial. IffaItLUOROVISIS ITIL t A DISABLED VETERAN IN DISTRESS. Yesterday a poor disahl•d old soldier, sr 'shout alines or stockings, and who appear , dtobe of with a parslytic malady, but which, Is fact, 'ruse from the many *winds be ATI received is the defence of this country, applird at this inflicr fur a sommints 'violet the Overseers of his parish, to show cease why they ',fused him reßef. The appearasee of the applicant altogether displayed the moat altrest dieters*: be had heels passed to his parish a Omit time are fur begging, but on his liberation from be WI been refivoil relief by the °veneers of his 'perish, sad brims without shoes or stuckiap, he was unable front the imelowneat state of the weather is. go about the streets. A sumeaotts was granted him. He stated that he had bees a soldier many years, and the cadge of his being crippled was in conseamence of his having received wounds at the ha • ale of Wale, 100 ; but nu befog asked the question, .aid he had nu pensiou fur his past service,. This one of the officers discredited, stifles, that if he had been so disabled at Waterloo, fats commie, would mot suffer him to go shoat in the deplorable conditiow be was in. The stptirant spared him of ibe troth of his assertion, and said he caul.' elm a good meson for his nut receiving a Frustum. Hr maid be was lay birth au Hanoverian, and was ortginally in Hie Frew* service, but bring an enemy to the principles which he was 'appeal time, he elmaged sides, and bad Nutria nod lit,.' is defence of this country. and had served ander the Marquis of Anglesey, is rhs 7th bassars. He •as to the greatest dieter's, sad had as sweep to procure. the se re illif if@ of life. tie quitted the office with the susamsous. VINERAL OP SIR J. THOROTON. BOTTIMPORD, DUMBER t 6. On Saturday last the reoesins of the late Rev. Sir JAI.' Tfitarsituu, A.M. domestic chaplain to hi. Grace the Doke of 1/totand, were interred in the chapel of the parish chnrch of Bottesforil, So the county of Leicester, of which he was the Rector. The Nue& was intended to have been private, hat it large assemblage of the inhabitants of this and the neigh. to Villages had cullecied together, with all the artiArers • acid wus Ivaco, sod other 'madams at Belvoir Castle. A .loo ti I- hoe i.f prisons, malty deep. was formed by these, which . s tended from the dour of the Rertury.house, through part Ait the sown, to the pariah chore+, between whirls the body aihiatly inward, cuclosed in a very handsome Mill, covered try a velvet pall, and preceded by Dr. Willson, Mr. Blather, isle. Harvey (the undertaker), and Mr. Kemp, and Wham) 'l n his Grace the Duke of Rutland. Lord Robert Manners, *Ur 61a.tes Sattoo, Colonel liildysrd, the Rev. Charles Tho. scion (Iwolber to the deceased), and Captaia Robert Siiiioll, .1 the wavy. Ob the evening of Christmas.day. about a quer. ter-p.iot es nr o'Citlek, an SlartuillK and destructive t;te was oli.coverril in u barn belonging to Mr. L. H. Moose, of Nettlestetiil Hall, Suffolk, which eittirely Conl,Uourti the same, together with shout id cooinba of wheat, and 90 mouths of barley in the straw. 'mere were two *tacks of sliest in a field iesij qmog, one of which was pit-served, by. hieing doeischi.d. by water, but the other .became a prey to the deiontiog element. The fire was first ..l a se s eed by one of Mr. Moottea labourers, who immediately drove the cattle front the horn-yard, which means they were all secured fionn danger. report of this dieadrisl calamity being made own, matey velum* immediately repaired to the scot from Needham Market, and the vicinity, and every pomibie watistatice was rendered. Ao engine nal procured from Needham. but, owing to ob. struritous 04 tatiusted by the ice, the wotklag of it was greatly impeded. The filmes were distinctly seen for many miles rouud, and the fire was not got , nailer till early the nest inurniug. The whole '. v damage suatanted is computed to amoaut to mar 40001. , It is affirmed that Mr. Same:ace. agent for the )itilielloses of Westphalian domains. him received N ei T ea ppau a satisfactory answer from the Mi. t s.,,itter• of Austria acid Primus. hle has also applied to'- Rowlett Ministers solicitiog the mediation of the. k. imptiertar ALSIANDIR. This affair, which has heeu „,„ mrepouve. and is considered all aver G er i pegy ' of the higtesi importance, will soon be I'°a sublet s communication from the great poven to t, * 9iet, which will Leaf a nature to put on 7.aii to all imiNirtsimty. It is tiozuglet that th e &ea ., o f flags will be obliged this tine to COD. !WM to the that will be made. • iteee oat of baUtaally thiii t " Mai liblii ere itedaretood - * # several Get Saab oases 444 tires i antes, wMA table bet all. He bad *reed the gamine to Id elate the Sash of Iliegriood f,. i look of sewers AO 6, who bad received it fads Sitsers.ltorera, =eat It h. Mr. Heath (se •aoriendoid'llie rosette:yr), wit eateived it from Mr. Abbott, ..d here Ms seseili Cad. He had searched • basso ia the Horoirrh for the motes, sad denim. his trace sad lairestirstim,tre bad received'adeb la- forrostioa as left as d..bt la Ms ailed but that the unite ix A trn t I,4ti f y i nt s i 2.1011111111‘ 1 . '4ll elik lasitirsciAL mantas TD X4lllls . 'll' R POVASOIL- •12 i1ti1t 14 14:1142 To* LOICO I IIII- 1 0: 1 41VAPrientily *Of thtGtybf Cheater, base tills : 4st iiseattled to MI6 s 11 1. 001 41 0102, .10 motif, oar jay at the failure st tM &II of PAM and Peasttier against our Most 0010111.asia goats. la every stage of that mast dis gmglectil mid anestostilatitsysi proceedisi we have rem- stied your Lordship's inverishle and soreasitted solici tude for it. abegdwousest,. while we have as the other boadlabradant proofs that the cosdact of het Majesty'. preoecotors was actuated by a fixed determisatios of purls at all Meartla, their hostile design. aguish the safety and happier,. of the Aim 'abject of these realms. Uedar these eiresmitaittes we feet the regret we owe W Isar Majesty's defeadelea. Animated by the same satimmis which your Lordship him limn pleased to declare to the warldoisil sensi ble that it ts 0017 tram such firmness sad remistios that our glorious Covisititallost can mist, we entertain * hope that we shall sot be fbought pressuiptimg. is publicly arc/grim our sdotirstim of that ramose and lofty spirit which inspired your Lordablp helve Majesty's hoer of &ogee. Asa further, that we may he Wasted is the proud satitiactMs of bevies - oar thanks accepted by your Lordship, who with the Mostellatios of Illistrwus Patriot. os that iteemion ' will (when the COllll6Olll intim, of asters Abell cal/ you heme), Isom yore great names as OM inspartabllM muss meal to future generating.. y . 'a beg leave to sultscribstasguelves, with matitade, Your Lordship's 'sweat sad humble Versate `(Sigurd by 1 Member of each of the is Societies ] Deestramer 23, 1820. HIS LOR DRHIPS ANSWER. Eaton Hall, Dreenther 31, IMO. CSlFTLltstear—l assure you I received vier comeisoka. don of the 45th instant, sod the thanks coateitied in 11, with abe greatest sailefaction ; and the' pleasore I derived from this gratitying mark of your ipprolustion of nip public eon. duct was- cotisiderably esehineed by your beiug all my near selghLories, and by the warns sod cordial terms iu which your ensemenitatine is coached. I am aware that the anal web which yes have hem bemir ed, in the cause of the iltestriarst• inalividoil spies* whom the late memorable iworese was urged, and the generous ardour yoo have laudably felt to favour of one who had to croatend with almost lasopportahle difficulties, have led you to appreciate much too highly my humble efforts, oe whole duty and romeienee impoord the irresistible task of exert. hug myself tu•defeat the harsh and eneossetitsitionel saimere to which the King's Ministers resorted foe the purpose of degradlog his Queen. Being perfectly istialied, that a more unjust proceeding was never inititoted against as inelivi. de•l. or ON/ likely to be Matt Goal is its results to the Royal Fundy itself, as well as the public d• `bailout of justice, I cannot wonder at the joy yea felt and exposerd at the than meet of this proceeding : for which three sat not even the pretence of Slate ettreseitr ; and that yoe should have here noxious to skew that joy in a mouser the must tootle erepti. 1 ant afraid, however, 1 can neither Baiter yon nor my. self with the hope, that with she •bandouteeni of the Mill by the Minister In the Horse of Leeds (professedly is deft. reset to the wishes of the country) he has abaudiseed all Neer, 'mention of molesting this enfortuaaie Lady; aid lidding to those grievances sad •Mictinsia with which am cost any ether woman world have been overwhelmed. A great and generous Helios Las been her hired. Her spirit has hitherto raised her shove her difficulties end trials; but that spirit may sink at list, owls r repeated mortification and accumulated wrongs though 1 set pare this noble, en lightened, moral, and right-Jedgiog, though ealumelated people, will sot abandon her. am gri-ved beyond measure to thick that these diffieul. lies are not at as rad; but I am obliged to eutertaie that opinion, when I look bark to the time and manner In which Parliament wan so abruptly and eagracimaly prorogued by the advice of the servants of the Crown, who bad It in their parer, at that moment, to have set this plateful and fearful petition completely at rest, by establishing the tkeen, at the almost unanimous call of the country, in the fall enjoyment of those rights, privileges, and dig. nities to which she is uaqweitionibly entitled. But instead of this happy remation, this easy and much wished tie transition from war to peace, this desirable oblivion of disputes and charges, which sicken our to 'leek of, we hive a daily renewal in those papers, coniidered to be devoted to the 31iiiiistry, of calumnies, more gross than ever, poured fortis au the Queen ; anti not an bee only, but on all thou, who have ventured eve. the mist el teotely, tie oiler • single word its her hearer. What ens be the isieeniue of the eteessiillUsC•few of the partisans of the Missilery to obtain what is alined Loyal Addresses at Ile* moment, has to give a chime to the pro- ceedings against the Queen, while the Addresses themselves are scsreely ever submitted to popular animadversim or approval? What can he the urgent ivy fur such a display of loyalty at this moment, ether than that? 'Loyalty. if the terns implies what I itieselade it due*, an ardent attarbmeet to the Constitution of the Country is King, Lords, and Commons, was aces?, I will venture to say, more general, mule hooped, more intense than at thia hoar. Hail it nut been so, du the Ministers really bell• ve that the people would have borne their multiplied difficol. lies and distresses in the exemplary way in which they base borne them? Nu: there is no irate of laiyahy at tbe pre sent day, there is so want of love for the Luiz and Coo ssitotion, but there is • want of consideration, of due ae. knowledgroist of their loyalty, which among other corers of complaint is so (rating to the people ! If they complain of the condort of the Ministers, of the system they pursue, which most be esisch•liered before the country can be eon. tented, they see antifamily called disloyal, sod greeted with the name of Medical,. The very respectable burly of Citizens that I am sow ad drusiug, has sot escaped that designation its the must ofewiive terms, sad applied by throe who must have known that they were guilty of ■ most wanton and ab surd calumny, sad that your only fault wu a devalue too gewerous aced ardent in their estimation, to the cause of as liquid Queen. I beg yea will believe me to be, With warrior(' regard, my worthy Fellow.Citiseos Your si ad faithful Servant. GAO•VENOA. To the Members alb, Friestily Societies of the City of Chester. ST.4PFORDSHIER INTENDED MEETING. The three Gentlemen who undertook the office of promoting • County Mreting fur the County of of Stafford, have ia•ued the following circular Lettrr:•— To the Nobtemen, Gentlemen, Clergy, and Freeholders •f the Coenty of Stafford. We had lately the honour of addressing to you a circular letter, requesting your opinion as to the propriety of calliug a County bleetiug, at the present importeut crisis of public . _ The answers we have received, contain such a variety of eonlitetiag opinions, and are ■u nicely ►•slsored in number and respectability, that we have felt great difficulty to de ciding upon the line of conduct which it world be molt proper fur as to pursue. As the best illustration of the decision we hive made, we ventisreto explain the motives that have actuated as through• out the whole of the proceedings--We do this front ne pee evuoptineea feelings that our tudividial opisions east be of touch importance, bat at the stratum is which we are em barked Is eunoeeted with great and serious interests, it may he a ailiefactinn, to be ■inured that it originated in purr constitutional motives unconnected with any party coasillerst loos whit fever. The object of die region/Woo was to unite peeress of every party Is sommires conducive to the 'norm of our excellent sad revered Constitution ; to convince the abettors of im piety awl faction, if any such should uabgppily !Niel willtin thin loyal avid distiagoiabed County, t►at there existed a firm sod effectual deterntioaties to frustrate their nefarious designs, and at the same time to assure the people that there was as analogs desire to protect their Hateable !against the ewe of terreptioa they *lit be hood. To bleed time abjeeb sad to forgot all portylase • is a *Aim hi Oho tortralitiallik . iraiftirr jest of the peopobediteeptioitleci I . • • " Ty ti As the ophilass, houtmeet, ow 4111104114140# Of eollehilk County Mersin ars varied., sad as a asertior of this de. seriptiou ego only be beaelicial by its twisty Nearly salmi mans, we consider it to he moat emedieat so misread for the present the application to tbe gli Merit, I. the hope that in the emitting Session of Parliament the dignity of the Crown nod the hoonur of the coootry say be dilly support. eil, and that* systems of economy and liberal policy say be adopted. calculated to Olivia., the diidiewses, sad restore *be confident. of a brave loyal, sod eulighteued people. Cn.ler Afro liopremilies, soar io cooforntily sit\ Hie Irish of several respectable isdivialushi, we beg leave so re cnnamerd for the pramnf, a ,sespension of the proposed meeting. We pledge ourselves hosrever, to the fifty-one Noblemen sad Gentlemen, Irks bate honoured tritls their remission to add their thossas to a Requisition, to be prepared as say time, to obey their •ishes in forwarding as application In the High Sheriff forcalliog • County Mectiug. We have the tumour to be, Sidi great respect, Your very obedient Servants, THOMAS SWI N N ERTON, EDWARD JERVIS RICKETTS, THOMAS I.I4TER. B.ITH AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. The I meeting of the • Rath sod West of England Society, for the eneuuragemest of agriculture, arts, mean. factures, and cionmeice,coameenceill on Moodily last at Iles. lime Mow. air John Cox Ilippisley, Bart. V.P. was unani mously called to Ike Chair. Tuesday being the auirlaal day of meeting, the room was crowded at an early holm Thais were present the Doke of Sionereet, the hiarireis of Lansdown, Earl Waldegriive, Lord J. O'Brieo, Sir J. C. Hippisley, Sir Isaac Giffin, Won. Cockhorn, Charles Nick Hilary Lippneutt; T. G. &scrawl, Esq. M.P. ; J. Resell, Esq 31. P.; J. D. Art ley, Esq. M. I'. ; Vice-Admiral Robinson, Colour, Homer, Charles Gordon Gray, Esq. R. Spencer, Esq &c. The appointment if officers look precedence in the torsi titan of the day. The Must Noble the Marquis of Lanolown was re-elected President by serialisation, and was conthicied to the Chair by Sir Juha Cox Dippisley and Sir William Cockburn, Hart.. The aslustes of general meetings throughout the year; • letter snit Matemeat front Dioctor as the properties of the pyroligneous •ciil ; sad letters from Mr. Illaildwsrd, giving an aaaaaa t of hie ixpe rtments in epode husbandry ; anal of his court-a-wick pippin cider, were next read. The following was the experisieut in spade husbandry.— " The inangel worxel, Guern.ey parsnips, long carrots, and short cisme., are all of field, not garden growth; and the immense size of the mantel worse, arises from - the dress. listings of the grub on their aeighhoorri. Oil slow screw of old arable, much out of €.00(1;44,44 I began the work of cleansing and manuring with vetches on oaf stubble, which were cat for soiling. succeeded immediately by rattle cabbage, flanged after the rate rif 80 carts load per were. On this fuloolstion 1 have grown prroips and amuse' wortri in dill's et wide intervals (so as to hoe the crops with case), after the effective digging with obe spade, or if 1 bad more manure to Upon, • second digging, is order to vary it. The carrot crop follows these, and I. nesnired with coal ashes sad perhaps • sprinkling of root us the sorfsee of the ground after she plant appears. The husbandry ne cesaisry nftrr reviling the land is two hoeiispi by baud, and regular thinning. My isisogel worse, crop amounts to lit tons of mole, owl Missive emough, in addition to • Seers. miry allowance ally, about 1 cwt. per week, to feed a heifer more thus • year. The short carrots amount to the rate of 31 lore (tamely) per acre, ninetera perches 084 • half hawk,/ given 73 carts. The parsnip crop, onfortursately, was judged of from the part Arid dug (for sale to • farmer ler feeding cattle, at Ss. 5.1. per cwt. or 50s. per ton: he bought two Iona), and did out amount to twelve lons per sere; the other port from the Guernsey seed was much hatter, hut 1 do not think it to have exceeded 18 leas per acre. la cslculatior the value of carrots and parsnip crops by Ike pardenerb prices, • suns tippets:a which astoolshet. 1 have sold more than 80 guises@ worth, and do not think more than one-third of the praises of one acre sad • half to have peeved from my hand; that is, 1 have sold the prodote of half an acre. At borne, 1 sell either carrots or pariiiip at 50s. the too; hot prefer vetainiog Dm parse** of the Iwo, from the ',kit of their more mutt live quality. I give you below the lime of soolog the crops, and the distances of the drills I *fervid.. ft. la. . . . . Mang. worse!, Aro lur Party is May, 2 thinned in the ro , :s I Parmsips.... Early ip March..." I 3 in the rows_ I 0 Mareb. llmedesst. " The tumor' mars,' must be sermed from lb* frost, sad should be off the loud the Pad of November." A letter was mafioso the Secretary to the Lawton Society of Arts, enclosing specimens of rice and of other genies brought from the mountainous districts of Nepsul, with a request that this Society wuaid put them iu a course of ex. perinienti, in order to ascertain the 'possibility ofcrliivatiog them in /N. ope. The Rev. Mr. HAVILAND, in an eloquent speech, moved that Captain Parry, R.N should be presented with the silver medal, sod appointed an honorary and corresponding Mem. tier of the Society; mid that the Must Noble the Marquis of [Attaches!) be requested to communicate the same by teller. An amendment was then moved by the Duke of Somerset to substitute the Gold Bedfordiau 'Medal, seconded by Admiral Sir I. Coffin, and carried unanimously. Mr. Be CKLAND then lose, mid iu a luminous speech pro. posed—" That an humble Petition be presented to truth Douses of Parliament, praying that they would be pleased to appoint a Committee to institute a full mid solemn in. quiry into the canoes whicb have prorlured, and are still pro. duciog, the depressed state into which the sericulture, mann. fact ores, Slid commerce of this kingdom have been reduced." The motion was seconded by R. Spooner, Esq. in au du. Brent speech. It was opposed with much animation and farce by the Rev. Mr. Lilly, Hastings Elwin, Esq. Sir J. C. flippialey, Bart. and D. B Payne, Esq. on the grounds of Its b in; completely out of the province of the Sudety to interfere. Mr. LILLY moved as an Amendment, that the motius be net now put, which was seconded by H. Elm's, Esq. and carried by a large majority. In the afternoon the company dined towhee, mid the prises were d&striboted to the successful candidates. The Agricultural Association of the middle district of the county of Buckingham met list week, and !greed to petition Parliament 00 the distress now so general, abstaining from pointing out any 'picric remedy fur the evil. A practice which well de to be known and imiiated, is e•tshltshed at Mare-field l'Ark. the seat of Sir J. SHELLUY, Hirt. MI.P. Rewards are given annually on New Yeai'li Day. to ►Lich of the industrious poor of the neiglitionrhooil as have not received parish relief, and have most ili.iiiignished tl iettne l aes by th e i r g ood behaviour and industry —the neatness of their cottages aid gardens. and their constant attendance at chords, Ste.— The annual distribution was made on Monday last by Lady Suatt.xx, assisted by some ether Ladies, and it wits most graiifying to observe the hippy effects upon the character and disposition of the poor people with which this benevolent practice has been attended doviiig the few years it has been established. Though the highest reward does not exceed two gu netts, yet it ha. elicited a won derful spirit of emulation, and many a ►trenuous effort to avoid reeriving money Iron, tile pariah. Im mediate!, after the ricwaids were given, one hundred and forty-nine of the children belonging to the Still.. day School •il the Nsiional School lately establish. ed in the parish, sit down to a plentiful ditineriti the bervarrs' hall, and after dinner they also receiv. ed prises fur their good conduct at teachers, ■yd their diligence as scholar/. maißmita.• :CORN EXCHANGE. Falvey /A "Vee/ S. Oar Miettei enmti•es, in the sweet Met se Li iVedneediy, the severity of the frost and the otteleratt of lbe nevi/alio* oftke River keying reeelyorti dl knol of business, •nd me the consumers are rut es yet drives to the ioereerity of yreottey samples the prices of all groin mast be tooled •umio•lly se on tTedureday. UXBRIDGE. Cora laspertor's Rehm., Tastasos,7, JANUARY 4. Wheat, per load lll 104 to ICU --s Barley, per gustier .. 24s —J to 77. —d Oats Pans tat —d to 4114 —4l Prase HE 11F.[, F.AI PST EA D, Jaivotir 4. Wheat, per Id. Ore bsebel.) 0 Its 34. to 44. Kraal New ditto --• to —• New .... —4 to —a Barley, per qqa• —s to ltSs Prue N EWRURY, RERKS, hottAlt2 4 Inset. ...... ...44s to 62, I Oats 154 to 22. Its" ........ to Rrato 304 to 44s Barley 2ls to t 2. I Pests, Sis to 330 ares 4, per Tattoo, Is 41. to Is. b tiALISBUKY, .lAtivaav 2. Wheat 4 41 to Sas Od Oil' Baer,. .... —4 to 1.34 Od I Beans DEVIZES. JAINUARY 4—lnspectors Retars• Belli Wheat 2/11s Ud • 99s 61i Oslo 23s 0.1 • SU Od Barley.... 834 0.1 a 881 Od Beans 1,098 Sacks of Wbeat, sold at the average of t6a. SMITHFIELD MARKET, FatisaY, JANUARY 5. Then. was a middling supply at market this morning, and prime Cattle obi:Hued Imt week's priers, but the ioferiur quality are rather lower in price, In the Hay-market there is 111/ alienation, Hay, Straw, and Clover remaining at last prices. The fullowiing is an accurate statement of ilea prices soil Numbers:— , To oink lb. oRd per •tone of 81b. ne0f....30. 10.1. to 4s. 104. Head of Cattle this day: Iluttou .3. 104 to 4a 10.1 Beasts 1 iamb 0.1. to Os. 111. Rheep 4,100 f001....4s A.l. to 64 0.1 Calves Pork ... 46. i f so 5.. 10.1.1 Pip.... NEH'GATE AND LEADENHALL MARKETS. (by tbs. aaaaa .) Reef 31 0.1 to 4‘t 44 I Veal 34 83 to 54 4d Wettoa.. Si tb 0.1 Pork."... 3s 8.1 to Si 4d PRICES.OF HAY AND STRAW. IWNI KK C KK HSI 3110. 10.4.1 to 41 15s el I My.. 4/ 0.4,1 to 41104 04 Straw 1/ 4. 6.1 to 1/ 13t Oa I Straw... 11 94 04 to 1/ 124 8.1 Clover 4/I+o4 to SI Os 0:11 Clover 41 Os Odle GI Os Od PRICE OF ii , FIRM NAGS. 1 keen ....21 1/14 to 4/ 15i Punt,: —2l P• to 3/ 5i lasoric ...PI IPo to 41 0, Earshot, he, 4/ 10. to ft/ 0. 101'5, per Cwt. New tacos:2S. Kent .... 3/ Or to 11t 0. Rune:.... V 10, to 9/ I. F.e•ex .... 2/ 11, to 41' Os Ditto. setegol,2l leg to 411 10. FOREIGN 001 S, per lb. Spanilib Sleep, Leonera 3. 8.1 a 4. 3d ....-.--. Segovia 34 Od s 3. 64 -- Soria 2. 94 a 3. 34 Seville Saxony, lit gd Bohemia, let . . 4. Od •81 ----9 d 3. 04 • 4. 04 PRICE OF RAW F, As staled by the Tallow 1 s. Prier by 1 : 6111 - 10";.....31 4id 'AT, per stump 44 Stb As stated by lb* Botcher*. St. James's (Market.. 3s C.. 1 Whiteehapel Market 30 bd Arerage....., 3* Sid PIIICES OF TAILI.OI' Tows Tallow SO. 04 —, 0.1 VSSow Itsui• 53. OJ OJ White ditto-51s Od —4 Od Soap ditto—. 49s 041 —s Od MeMeg Stuff 424 04 04 Ditto rough..2es OJ —• OJ SOAP, Sce. per 11211 i. Yellow 5.19, Sts Mottled Cord Graves 46. 0. Good Dreg. , 9. ei PRICE OF CANDLES, From Tallow Chandlers Hall. Pries of Candles, per dozen, lls Rd—Moulds, Its 6.1. ed. per dozes allowed for ready money. RA W I IDES. Best Heifers &Steers, per st. o...li;nry —2s OJ to ts 2d ts SJ to 30 8.1 Mertes Calf,. melt 91 0.1 Middlings 2s IJ to Is 6.1 Eng. Horse Os 0.1 to Os Oa sHrE.P SKINS. . 3s Od to 4s 6.1 Polled PRICE ()F LEATHER. Rates, 50 to 56 lbs. each 10.1 to 21.1 per N. Ditto. 56 to 69 lbs. each.... 22.1 to 23J Dressing Hides Flue Coach Hides ... .. Crop Wilts 35 in U►l6s fur rotting 15.1 io 161.1 Ditto 45 to 50161.......... —17.1 to 201 Calf Skins 30 to 4016 s 24.1 to 30d Ditto 50 to bnlbs ....304 to 38.1 Ditto 70 to 8011. s 27.1 to 30J Small Seals (Greenland) IKJ to 11E1 Large ditto 14.1 to 18.1 Tanned Horse Hides l'. l to 181.1 Spanish Horse Hides l7d to 21.1 (H LS per Tuu , .451 Galkme. . . New Grecol.Whale.. —s Spermaceti .. 711 014 Pale Seal (.OAL NARKEr, JaitiPmri' S. -.3 ' -- _ . Sbips •t 111Arko. Shim mu air,. 39k Newcaaile 4i Sunderland ..... .. I Stogie Coal ...... [From the " London New Price Cot t.' FRIDAY. JOIVARY 5. CeTTOw.—The Cotton maiket remains is the s,,me tle. pressed stat• which we have lately had to notice: the only purchases by private routrect ronsiiit of 100 Pernamhueu in bond, 113 Land and a few Derbire, duty paid, 101.1. IRy public sale this Grenuon, 30 tinge Grenada, good Ild. • llid.; 42 bags Demi/ace 10.1. a 10p. ; 19 low Boned, da. imaged 3d. a 4.1. Stimia..—The demand for klueruvadrs this week has bees brink and extensive; the purchases exceed 7,000 Mids.: the prices ate fully 2.. higher. It would appear, both the Se. biters and Illwitrale !were uric out of stock. and the opi. souls was so genet al that nu impruseinrui wool., take place in the Sugar trade, that the buyers are obliged to come to unaiket 7he immetlixt• smote of the Isrisk loess is in twine trot to he attributed to the adv•oce in the prices of Kt Sited, and the pent impetigo meld in the stetwartd. There were extrusive buyers of Ir6nr4 Gonda towards the close of last and the beginning or this week : it was reported that Its flue.' Sugars would be admitted Tutu Husain 011 farourah'e terms after the Ist instant ; the report image diat•ly brought sslettsisre hurts turnard, and one house purchased nearly 1,21 M labile. All the lumps to be ready for the meat our winks arc contracted fur. Molasses ate Mosher. In Fute;ga or East India Sugars nu purchases are re. ported. ' COI/ CI —The only public sales of Coffee this week were two ioreastderable pater!' can Tuesday last the Demerara 'a■d IlseNtOkikeisialasa tihllst4l *he preiriinajaikei; the Jamaica Cotes void at priers a shads lowa►. Slues then there hove bees tau poblie lain, sod eery little dialog by prlottlo tenaliet : she easetet slay be stated steady at the previs•a plEee Ise ensieequeisee of the island **niceties hieing eased, and t►e business of the riser ranch isterrupted will. ire, there Was little doing on the Corn anarkes ibis day ; the dealer* and consumers appear to be sell sleeked ; there was is tosrequenee tittle demised fur Cuis in granary, and the pintas o every description, Wheat, 'Arley. Oats, /•e. nay be elated to remain osoainally Cl the priers of the preceding week. Faurr.—The trade has been purchasing very freely ibis week ood last, availing shessaeltea of the situation of the imparters, at • considerahls redaction, is prices, sod has . . sinew declared their reselling prices as C 010.,. :—dents Raisins (hs.kelaj. ads. • 505.; Large Vgleetia, tilts. ; Corr'. hours., 645. ; Red grayest., 565. a 60s. ; tialtaaa , 955. ; rigs (flat), chests, halves, avid quarter., Ns. a 60s. • Ibtio (pulled), siarter.ehews and small losses,6ss., Date: drum., superior, 765.; Ditto, Fara, 465. Rim. BRANDT, and Hour sixs.—There is very doing is kap, no accusal ul the holidays, and the dull ibrA. sou of the year for irade ; the purchase. lately mole are In considerable, sad at low rife.. Brassily and Ge neva are at sassiest violas ions. OiLs.—The priers of Greenland Oil are improvise, Olivine to the asticipalion of a spring tide, and also the extreme severity of the sasses. TALLOW.—Tbe late advance of Foreign Tallow is firmly maistallied ; the regent is sot so brisk or extensive am dur- Wig she lass week. The Tows wisirket is today quoted 591.6 d. which is the mate as last „week. THE TURF. DONCASTER, 1821. WOMIRATIONa FUR THE BT. I.EGER STAKES. Mr. Wines rh. f. by C 0..,, dam by Patriot Cutwirl Cooka's ch. I'. Civet, by Cervantes, out of Kinn) 14. ritswalliam's b. e. Sandbreds, by Cation, oat of Hrrilliss Lord Milloss's eb. f. Ursula, by Cerraates, out of Fatal Mr. Wortley's gr. f. by Cervantes, dam by Camille. Mr. 0. Pawlett's Jack Spiggut, by Monition or Aidrossan Mr. 0 Powleit's rb. f. Marigold, by Comas Lord Oseensberry's c. by Ardrossan, Out of Remembrance. Lord Queenahrinyle g. e. Scooter, by Prime Munster Mr. Wilson names yr. C. Gustavus, by Election Mr. Houlilsworib's Henry, brother to William Sir W.Maswell'is Jock the Laird's Brother, by Yiscoust Sir W. Mszveetl's gr. c. Ben Nevis, by Yurcintat Mr. R. Miler'. b f. My Lady, by Coma" Sir. Niro.'" gr. f. by Cuasei, oat of Lisette Mr. Petre's yr. c. The Rama, by Cervantes, out of Gorilla Mr. Lambion's b. e. Maltose, by Macbeth Sir J. Bysig's b. c. Pits waiter, by Amodio, dam by Bing 'IA Mr. Watt's ch. r. by Cerberus, owl of A Itisidura Mr. Cues be. f. Lady Peter, by Smoleasko, ikon by Sir Peter Mr. Foes br. c. Utile Darcy, h Fyldesieri, out of bleteutioa Mr. James's gr. r. brother to Boarboa laird Itossuoire'r b f. by Election, out of Promise Mr. Bouireries hr. c by Blocher, oat of Brush'. dam Mr. T. Sadler's f Poisoning, by Pyldener, out of Fully Mr. S. Dvaneonsheri b. c. by figaulessko, out of Hipsweil Less Mr. Clinou's b. r. Thorutoa, by Cuomo, out of St. Patrick . ' dam Mr. Clifton', hr. c. Odds, by Haphazard, l'am by Sancho Mr. Riddell", b. c. Cardwell, by X. Y Z. Mr. Riddell's b. f. by X. Y. Z. out of Swinton% dam Mr. Brasidliag's b. e. by Prime Minister, dam by Ruler Mr. Bell'. br. f. by Sontrosko, out of Tiny Mr. Pratekland's ch. r. Northern Light, by Octavian Mr. Benson'. h. f. Ohio, by Bustard Mr. Redesdale's b. e. by Prime Minister, out of I.ligabeth's • dim IA Scarborough's b. c. by Cotta, out of the Black Priory's dam Mr. Fergopon's c Champaign, by Octavian Mr. Ferguson's Floranthe, sister to Horisby Mr. Pentanes h. e. by Prime Muskier, dein by ditto Mr. Whales 's b. r. by Tramp, dam by Gabriel Mr. Gaseutgue's h c. Hamilton, by Grosvenor. Mr. Klrby's b. c. be Cardioal York, dam by Orville Mr. J. Rohissen's b. e. The Lord of the Manor, by Raphael Mr. J. Robiasoini b. c. Mystery, by Mansion, dam by Pips!~ • Mr. Booby's bl. e. by initeloek, out of first Fly, by Cock fighter Mr. flosby's br. f. Wilts, by Smolensko NAVAL lIhTKLL/GANCB. • PORTSIIOOTII, 31.1011111 r 4. Sailed the sloop Derelict for Lisboa. MARGATE, JANUARY •. The sloop Mary, Jones, from Cennetron. was compelled to leave her anchor mad cables is our roads yesterday, mad proceed for Whitehaven, her section have bees recovered. An anchor of about serve cwt. with 70 fathoms of ten herb cable, bail bees lauded Isere, supposed to belong to the brig Earl of Belfast. DIAL, JANUARY 4. Some Deal boatmen who were to the northward yesterday report thrtr, saw several vessels at anchor i• Pan Sand Hal• and the f:lnerse's Channel, supposed to be outward-bound from the River. - ROLL., JANUARY 3. The Ferdinand, Past, of Stettin, is on shore on the Lin colnshire coast, cargo saved; the Galesburg. Miller, of Gillceberg, is also on short•, cargo laved. COURSE OF EXCHAN Aniaterdam....C.F It 9 Pinola sight l2 Rotterdam .... 2 C ll 10 Antwerp l2 10 Hamburgh 21 U. 38 2 A1t0n5........21 C. 38 3 Paris 3 day's sight 25 75 Ditto .........2 U 2B 5 Roordeatax 2B 5 Frankfort on the Main. Ex. M 158 ;E. FRIDAT, JAIIVAIIT 5. Legkora Genoa .. 43f Venice .... Malta 4s Naples Palermo.. —pers.: 115 Lisboa Oporto Rio Janeiro Bahia Dublin Petersh;treb,rbl.3 C. Pi Vicuna effective! M 10 18 Trieste.. de lO 18 Madrid ...... Cadie Bilbon 33 Ram:lona 34 frsrville 35 Gibraltar Cork BULLION. Portugal Gold in I a. J. Coin, per 0e....0 0 0 Foreign Gold in _ .... .... Bay 3 1710* Pew Doubloons 0 0 0 New Dollars 0 0 thieve in Bars 0 4 10k PRICE OF ITO( Bank Stogy k .. • . 4241 3 per Cr. Red— 70iti 3i per Cent 794 4 per Cents. 1117fi IS YESTERDAY. Imp. 3 per Ct. Ann. 68! Ex. Bolls. 4. 3 4 pr. Lottery Tickets V/. 3s. Cons. for Acc ti • • BIRTH. Os lootley theß4ll ob. she Lady of AM Charrorth, Etc'. of Annesley Park, Nottinghamshire, of a son. MARRIAGES. On Thursday. at St. Georges, Bloomshury,Thos. Blake, Cary. of lA./lora' Commoas, to Iligabeth. only daughter vf the late William Palmer, RN. of Greet Yarmouth. Out Thierritry, the With ult. at Kine's Thorpe, Northamp ton, by the Rey. William Tillers, IYithas Gthoey, M D. a °wheeling. ' so Frances, third daughter of the late Dwarrisi. Esq. of Greet glaosoore, Middimen, and Guides Grove, in Jamaica. Ois Mirsday last at Wirksworth, by the Rev. N. Rob b eeee y e Mr. S. 11p4oith, of Lichfield, to Dorothy, eldest daughter of the late Rev. Fairfaa Northd . ?, of Aebborse, Ia Derbyshire. 111W1 WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON lIRIINGE. Maritime 44 after 3 I Evening 1 after 4. Primed s PaWished at T. Barrow Pam sad his Guise Mac Na. It; lNnd, b C. CURNWEI.I, of t►e fused. 'aut.:Tama& .. • • a a.. SS IV • • lEVICC •• • • Antwerp l2 10 , Malta Hamburgb .... U. 38 2 Naples E. 38 3 Palermo ....per oz 1 '4 1 85 : 1 Paris 3 day's sight.. 25 75 Lisbon Ditto ..... U. 28 5 Oporto Bourdeaux 2B 5 Rio Janeiro Frankfurt on the Bahia Main, Es. M..... 158 Dublin , Peterslistreh,rbl.3 U. Cork Vienna effective I M 10 16 BULLION I Trieste....du lO 111 Portugal Gold in t a. 1. 1 "' Madrid Cadis Bilboa 35 Bari 3 17 10) Barrel on a 34 New Doublooas ..0 0 Seville 36 New Dollars 0 0 Gibraltar a— - - PRICE or groats YESTERDAY. Bank Stock .... 22241 I Imp. 3 per Ct. Ann. 68; 3 per Ct. Red... ;Oki I Ex. BM% 2. 3 2 pr. 3} per Cent 79k I Lottery Tickets 4 per Cents. 1171 i I Cone. for Ace - BIRTH. On Sunday the 24th ult. the Lady °f lake Ehastorth, Eq. of Ansiesley Park, Nottinghamshire, of a son. MARRIAGES. On Thursday. at St. George's, Bloontshery,Thor. Blake, Coq. of Doctors' Commutes to Ilisabeth. only daughter ut E the late William Palmer, Ft.aq. of Greet Yarmouth. 0.1 TlUerritiy, the 1111th ult. at King's Thorpe, Northamp- e ' tun, by the Rey. William Millers, IYithato Gtboey, M O. a r . Ctwlteoltain ' to Frances, third daughter of the tate Dwarris, E sq. of Great Stanmore, Midellmen, and Guldro e ;Gr.wr, is Jamaica. On Allisday last ' at Wirksworth, by the Rev. N. Hub- , • ▪ b .... y. Mr. S. Spoffouth, of Lichfield, to Dorothyi m eldest daughter of the late Rev. Faiths% Nureliffe, of Aobbsbe a is • Dvrbysltire. F I _ e I HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON 1111DGE. Moronic 44 after 3 I Eventme 1 after 4. - Primed sail Pultaished at Tam Barns. ?sass sari Tile e Guise Oaks, No. 111, lined, by C. CVILNWEI. I, of the Strand. • I .1 •