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"7- : - ,a. "t COURT OF NINO'S BENCH, Dee. IG. —a-- Adjourned Sitting., after 3lichaelmas Term, before the Lord Chief Justice and a Special Jury. 111 e KING V. COLLINS AND ANOTII ER. This mall a Prosecution instituted against the Defen dants, Mr. Collins, Mr. blills, Mid Sir Nathaniel Conant, since deceased, charging them with having, through corrupt motiver, deprived James Meek of his license, on the 3.1 September, 1816, and prevented him from ob taining his license since that time. The cause lied been wird once, and the Defendant. convicted. A new trial had been obtained by them, and the cause came before ,the Coart to-day, for • second hearing. The prosecution was conducted by Mr. Scarlett, the Common Serjeaet, and (Mr. Scarlett, jun. and the'De fence by the Solicitor General, Mr. Gurney, Mr. Chitty, and Mr. Siding. Mr. Scarlett baring stated the case to thelery, called the following witnesses:— "' a . James Meek—ln the month of Nosniiteri, 1814, 1 putchased the Green Man Public House, in St. John's Street, Clerkenoell. I Reek possession on the 3d; in that and the following year, I laid out 7001. in improve ments on the pregame. I gave 3901. for the lease, and 1641. for the fixtures. It was al old established bones for the last two hundred years. I placed the parlour where the tap room had been, and the tap room where the parlour had been. I used to draw 2 butts el beer a month, when 1 first 'went there. At that time I dealt for my beer with Messrs. Calvert and Co. Afterwards I dealt nith*Messrelificue and Os. in Liquor Pond street, in March 1815. My license was renewed in 1815 althea any difficilty: 'fity emssimption if beer in. cresied to between S and 4 butte a' swath, while! dealt with Mies, Reid & Ors.Pfter ebbs I dealt with Barclay I and Co. and daring 'that state my sale increased to ten butte • month. In the coarse of the year 1815, I **- geed a man, named Rawllsgei le draw beer is my bor. He served from May, 'BR& to Jane, 18161 I knew Mt. Lucas, the Managing Clerk of Messrs. Mess, Reed i est Company • sty. boa* ea: irs the•FinshucyDivisioist of theft' of epteadrer,lBl6, I attended the Magiattetas. to ask fee my Hemet: A treadle brought eat a list *1 theisersene where license! were- suspended .sill the • 18th; my naaiuwas aloongst . Hieioi'l sett see* er t Maleletrates at:. thetilene; hir. Cetterilland Mr. Stiles tame to my Imamate. the'lth. and made. a minute eve *pities of it. 1 asked) i . re 141 him any complaint Bimy man Der of modomiser nay, begun?. They sasi t bad sever beard ally a Alt. (*Mein meted, if t takes soy prosaism for ay beer trade? I said no. They viewed the mom; they. emetretleed that there I was plenty of deride is **room; t asked if it would be atiesiliel for me to *etitioa the Mgt.. train? Tbernald ter was let Irma, where there were no gamplaials. Teifithe On was the:high eoattable Oh* attended ; be 414 it was Improper In have twit doers; I told the btalAßcitat that 4 4 aam.imPra 3 P" I • would willingly stn oneicod up. 1 peinted out anetbor genre (the ()saes's, ), which. had trso.doors; laid ' there were foursii' 41 tabeadeedyards which bad twos • doors. They then left verbenas; there was accomem• dashes is the bap-arm for 48 or 50 person.. The High Constable returned inseam, 6 wetness sees, and told animal *Matey It up ; I west-before the llagiseeates on the 18th ..!1 Was talked in; Mr. Colline,Ms. Cotteren, Ilk. :, hod‘the &secreted Beam Osubia were th ere, 47; 7 J *UV atm ••miredsee'wesat Boverry 1 desk oidit•ial& esessi Hadley:sod Co. 6 effused to skew thaw use boots. te prove She assewsw.ews of beer 9 1 4 spirits. rho coasampties of spirits was Atel *lake lOC a month. They said they did not oast to en of lateasoet or distiller'. beaks. 2 was ordered te withdraw., and t was walled ea again in abost Sea %Mentes. -Soots after ' I swarm& Sir Nathasitl (*that osesoloc• ReZ t te Mr. CAMS. wbe woe ohtirmaa, end .w to withdraw. I had emen eat *beet tee agnates. wham Min came out, sad told Ise my limos* wee Asks' ami t y, I Wilted till all. she cams were. pie through, awl the. went let* their room. They told me there was. another day. on the . 21st, whet .1: might have a (rash heating. Between the 18th and•the 2est.l obtained a eertificate, eigoeil• by .the ehatelswardeas, and all the inhabitaele of the street in which I lived. On the 20th of September,' salviSir 'Nathaniel Consist at the Free mamas Teresa. He said he recollected aching at all •beat any opptsitioin to my license, for be did not know ally name, nor the name nt the street in whirls I lived. 1 saw bins the amide,' at the Session, Heals. 1 saw tte. Richards there, the clerk to the Magistrates, sod I delivered to 1441 My certificate. is about tea minutes after I was ushered iota a room, where I found Mr. Selion,Mr. Cetterell, and Yoe N.Comat, and other Magistrates; and they appointed the 18th as the final settling day.—From that time till the Sept. following, I resided in outhouse, without followieg my business la Sept. IS a, I applied again,and pat ismy petition, signed by all the inhabit ants in the street. I was called in before the some Ma gistrates. Mr. Henderson, who went with me, said, it I hoold not get a. license, he should !oppose that the same reason operated in 1817 that had operated is 1816, He said the reason was, he believed, a complaint that bad b -it made to a: Committee of the House of Commies, fur stopping my license.. All 15c MigisfEatas rose round the table, and -positively denied that they had ever swede any complaint. Mid they never give asy reason at all for taking • away. sny license. The Magistrates pelted, who Mr. Henderson was? I mid he was my Soli dine. Mr. Henderson the* left dm room. I was then .sailed in. again, and Me. Rabies,. tba churchwarden, went wish me.. He had been me of, th e visiting cones. Wes in the year before. :Whew be sops in, ;;hies. Collins masked him what he bubo say ?if be bad any. tiling disc. spectfal to say of me they would Isejir'hint.,; He 'aid he could auseeresere fu} the propriety of My, sea diet the . any other ladiViduaj. That the house oppentrip . Me; the/ Swan, was as leregnlar house. .1 did not get my nevem tiles • I applied . ageduln 131$. to the Same Marietta.— ; I hatesen a joist petitipe from the periellia - .1. John .aed• St. 011ee i ,and awned by.the Rector. . 1 p so applied personally every ear, but.neeer obtained it I applied Is rt. 18 1 9. T he same Slagistriteistere.presear; with Me v: Dr. Owen, and another Magiratf. I had a . similes petition, and made a personal application also. Sic AMlsegiglCepasstsaid, that the licrnse could not be . greeted, as t sr petition was false. He did eat say in what t . way it sail la. _ !said 1 wai Boum/are of there being Ie any thing fa • In et, es .1 Was sertevery thing In it was teas. I moat sqle,waly swear that every word in that g-titian was steictlydrue, li theeyear 1816, on the 18th 54 s4teeiher. I saw .111, Laces at the Sessions-house. In the year 1817. • 11 . eta Mi. Willis; who was managing . Meek to Messrs, Mesa, Reid, atuheo. Lucas was at the door of the Marittratei room. trr *in there near an heir and a half before any thing 'passed betweeen us. The i%;tnes. was about to relate what had passed be tirien himself and Mr. Loess, when ' dlr. (Invest ohjetted,th it is tit% vs, conversation leSweeh third persons; totally . connected with the de bedsore, It would not be shims d. - - . Mr. Clcsamerr Contended th' It 'was - admissible, as the witness was /health bras say wha mo a bat teed him r t ! npeedisethe Centnit of the 3la states. • ' ?lie Chita JOiTici wit of ephpaq,that the evidence Was load shissible.' - • . - • ' 'The whose proCeetied. Dell's *elle, *MB refused in 1616, and restored la 1817. He had kept the Hat and i Feathers, in Wllsirticis How.' His breeters•were apex, ; Iteit and Comiiini. ' Mt: Willie was there at the time. Mr. Wigram, a partner in the house of Moue asol c o . was there alio. He wrote his name on a card and sent it Into the room to the Magistrates. 'Sir Nathaniel Co. ni c% came out, and he and Mr. Wigram west iote-ea- - other room. Mr:Dell afterwards had his licence res tored. He had scarcely any tap room at all. He had two doors to his house when his Beene, was renewed. The Queen's Head is about ten or twelve yards from my , house. That has got two doors, said their licence has never bees taken away. Their brewers are Mess, Reid, and Company. There are two doors st the Coach end Horses public house, and the Jerusalem Colfee-bonse. Ten butts of beer is considered as a large quantity of beer to sell in a month. Twenty pounds for spirits is a small secount for a public house to sell in the month. Cotterell lives within bye hundred yards of my house. The Petitions made by the witness were now . pur in, and read by Mr. Assorr. • They were signed by all the inhabitants in the street. The substance of them was • statement of the regularity and propriety with which the prosecutor conducted his house. . Cron-examined by the SOLICITOR GINRIAL.-1 settieei my account with Mesa and Company in 1815. I can't swear that 1 had any beer after July from them. The' first dealing that 1 had with M . Barclay and Co. was in IBM. A man named Stallis served in the tap.' room before Lawless came. There was a passage sepa-1 rating the tap room from the gin shop. There war al counter in the gin shop. There was • door communi cating with the passage and the street. There was a door on the right leading to the gin shop, and es the left ludiag to the tap room. The whole proileon a butt of beer is somewhere about W. At the time that I spoke to Sir Nathaniel Coolant, at the Premium,' Tatum, be was busy licensing public bosses 0 another district., The Magistrates said they were perfectly satisfied with my character. La 1817, 1 believe that neither Doctor . Owen nor Mr. Wicks was present at the meeting. Dr. Owen was there is 1818. Messrs Williams and God. dard are now my solicitors. fever knew of any such body u 'the Society of Publicans. There was a Com mittee appointed by the Publicans since the last trial ; nod Messrs. Ileoderson and . Smith are their , solicitors. I keep the Coach and Homes public Wise its Holborn; I also kept the Queen's Head public beam is Cliandos. street fur 14 months. Lbavo meeieed a estbseription eione the hot trial. on whist of my expellees. to she amenst of 4or 1.001:; hawed,* prosecution was cow mewed I received 601. The subscription is now going pp. I don't reeolleerthilt I said I had received the 501. belies I was ezamised staie last trial. I Re-examined by Mr. Solnearr.—There is a similar kise• shop in every public how; persons might have *lair gin or beer thee& This summer of 1816 weenie last time 1 had any bon from Mesa, Reid and Co. Os sl3thof September I bad a final settlement with tWs, o ia fb for the beer account and money horrowed. - Mks I had borrowed was 400 f. I borrowed lOW alga Barclay and Co. to pey Meet and Co, '" !hawse 11111.—I was high constable of the rielstity illy Bins is 1816 i It was put.of my duty to salaam's& Phil/M*loo the public houses in tket divans, sod Neork pie to the Magistrates, if !ma sly tbitig lets =' Mr. Mask's house was ',trays °abducted With stoat propriety. I remember'thelogl e uriet 514cyears. Mr. Meek was there about • two . A' keti c j k Ito se as a public house these th rtF , Plttirs, dog' sow any house more calculated r lb* mpswesienee . of its customers. I reported tbl ' filling ea to the Magistrates is 1816. bat I made go sow Malt. 1 attended the Magistrates of the 3d * ember, W il liam' Clark. the coastable, timaliefotl Magistrates, ohil said it was fitted up lai a Spirit: ~ 1 mid I had sa complaint against Um blast. lilld was afterwards suspended. I acdsispattlW Mr: f lerom a sad Mr. Guerin to Mr. Moab% Wale, 'sod they oppressed theme}... perfectly estjsied with it— 'id not desire ii to stop sip the d meeting of the megistrates,lrsPear'se Mr r liiilliti Conant miter* Mr. IVA .was o r to withdraw. When be entered's:ha asked 1f the. limps of the Gress Mao bad bees pastisd, sad lilt bad met he had soinethieg te ray about it. Mr. Rleharde, was desired than to lay ;helicons' aside. Theis ase gilt tcussion coacerning the license before Sir Walhalla • sant clime in. Sir Nathaaiel Conant, Dr. Chair: 'sad Mr. Mills voted against, and Mr. Cotterell and Mr.. Flinn for the license. • - . _'.. Crosaexamised by Mr. Climax r.-1 had seeasielink ;harrowed money from the pablieass. Thera \lips iilsoot twenty publiabouses in the spear of i hundred and fifty vitas lir that might's. Whenever any objection is raised against a licease,•4Blo forty referred to the adjourned day in 18111. • Beelilig Mr. Dell's house, there were two other houses wheat& Misses were suspended until the adjournment day: ilise /Ingel publlc.bosse In Goevrell-street was deprived grits Manse in 1817. That hone was supplied by Messrs. Mess, Reid, and Co. Re-examined.-1 have complained of several pliblic houses to the Magistrates, bet their licenses have not always keen taken away. Thomas Robins—l was chosen hea4borough of Clerk. unwell io 1816, and afterwards churchwarden ;, 1 visited Mr. Meek's house Oh different, occasions, and ales,. found it conducted with great regularity . and decency. I lived close to the house. Ills taproom is a great deal larger than many others. There was no boom in the parish conducted with greater propriety. When Mr. Meek's license was taken away, 1 was eburehwardeo.— Mr. Mills, Mr. Collins, the Chairman, and other Magis trates, were present on that occasion. I west to the Sessions-House with Mr. :ilea.. Mr. Collins told me if 1 had any thing disrespectful to say of Meek, he would hear me. George Dell examined by the Coleslaw Seacisept 1 kept the Hat and Feathers, public-house. in Wd neas.row. in 1816; I used to deal with aleux Reid, Co. till near the month of September. 1 said ael_, _ time before the 3d. that 1 **aid set take any sieve beer, and demanded ir settlesaent. When 1 paid the ac . count, 1 ordered six btitts at bier. This was never sent me. The next year I got my license. When I saw Mr. Collins on the 24th Sept. be said that Mr. Reid veil a particular friend of his, and heaves very sorrr . he could‘ not give 'no my license in that year ; 1816.. I used MI sell about two or three butts of beer a mutat . . and soon, than 1001 . worth it epiritnous liquors at the lasi.' Bei fore the year NIB,: there had been several coiliflitlitei made of my herr. I told Lucas 1 must cease Is deal with II . Aleux. Reid, and Co. Between September, 4816, and September, 1817, 1 bad no comet unicatioel with Lucas, or Willis, except at the Sessions-house; there was no promise roade to me in 1816 about renewing my license in 1817. 1 did not make any cement with Lucas about taking my beer from Messrs Mena and Co. if 1 obtained a now license. Cross-examined by Mr. Guar. Er —Several drivtialif carts bought !ignore at my shop to carry into the country. The SOLICI TOR-G CN IRA L now add d time Jory for the defendant. Mr. Collins. tie contended, that in .I case like this, it was nu , yto prove that the dbfend. ants had prevented time prosecutor from obtaining Ida licence, through mnalicious and corrupt motives.—The res mipp was, not as to his being deprived of his licence merely, but whether the defe ndants - bid deprived him of that licence without legitimate cause? With regard to the lager, there was an Act of Parliament 'passed in time reign of George the Second. by which it was enacted, that shy gin shop keeper having two doors w tils house. the one beetling toe shop for the sale of 'pi/kliegs liquo.s. and the other.for the nle of beer, ought be deprived of his licence; When the Jury came to consider all the circumstances of the case, and had . laud the nide-nee that he should adduce of the re . apeotability of his client, Mr. Collins, it, would he r:— Wer and '„ ~.-~ ,~.' •ttetly impossible for them to realist either of Nee de. (rodents. Mr. Ovairwr, ea the part of Mr. Mills, contended that there had beta no real evidence given of any con spiracy en the part of the defendants. The whole case depended entirely on prejudice and surmise. Nor was it possible that men like his client and Mr. Collins should, for the sake of obtaieing sons* paltry advantage for dl . Mena and Co. deprive the prosecutor of his licence. He therefore hoped, that when he had called the numerous wit then in Court, to the honour and integrity of his client, the Jory would have no hest• Winn in acquitting the defendants. The SOLICITOK-OVISIAL now proceeded to call wit. nesse+ te the character of Mr. Collins. Mr. Baron Harrow, Lord Dungannon, Sir Hilbert Blaine. the Rev. Dr. Hyslop, Col. Macdonald, Mr. Corm, the Chairman of the Middlesex Sessions, Samuel Hare, Esq., the Rev. Win. Birdwood, Abraham Chambert, Esq.. It. J. Chambers EN., Mr. Musgrave, William %dish, Esq., Colonel Wilton, the Rev. Win. Wilton, John Wilton, Esq., the Hoe. Rev. John Turner, and George Meredith, Esq., all proved that as far as their experience extended, but In public sad pprivate life, Mr. Collins could not be surpassed ace, kindness, bonier, sad integrity. Mr. 0011P111, now called wittiness to the chereater of Mr, Mills. Lord Teigomouth, •Sir J. Shaw, W. Smith, Esq._ M. Cherie, prant, Eel., Joseph Butterworth, Esq.. Jolla &en, Esq.. Charles Elliot, Esq., Robert Hum phrey; Martin, Esq., Robert Hague, Rm.. MG Roberts, Alders.. Brows, Robert Stevens, Req.. and Charles Pollens, Esq. proved. that the broom:maims they could pass on the character of Mr. Mille, was to equal him to Mr. Collins. The LORD CHICV Josrrcaitavlag sumared op the evi dence, remarked to the Jury,thht Use point for their soa shirred*. was, whether the defeedeate had mallaieesly ead.eorreptly deprived the proocator of his license. In i deciding on this gout, they were to wielder she excel lest character thou two Urethrae■ had received from the numerous sad very resPeetable whereon who had I appedred before diem. if they were really of opinion this the prosecutor had .been deprived of hie license thasegb corrupt wootieee.lt was their dety to find them guilty, bet if apt, they meet acquit theta. rbo Jog. siipc *tu RA anuoatimaostakatel a verdict of—Not Why. swininenirialimewnew • THE LATH HURRICANE. ' milioesests tree Hell give the following distrelial dreary of the shipwrecks is the Humber, he. • op q p belonging Lincoln was lost of Roelof etew leinnivill heel. Cape. Bottentley, belonging to Ne e r was lost if Heade I -v.:. crew, with the cepa* 6 .4 0' 4 brother, joisteetrotirs, and his wife nod lour eMMeati, making *eves wade, all perished!—A hallirtf sloop, belonging Capt. Colter. was lost off Paul; tl. eaptak sad two ether* perished. two widow* sod II children *claws' their 1.m.--Tlre *17E54. tees, Franks. and Prorldnacw. P. Potts. from lite Leeds and Wakefield. having solikeed damage dre gaie, are detained here as reta—A sloop basogiag 'Themes Bodeen of this pest, for Igoe, was drivep es ahem at Sporn; she unleaded beft asothew immesh wed was got off with levy i test and a 'loop east la Utimaloy-ioads. halide perished. 1111 = 4 theretwo itightor wise vessels salaam port and Whine. sad we an informed that great part et the hands have Several 444 Wigs -have-loess pleated apt* the rieor.—The pi Meet. belosgiag this pert. wee driven eat l trXt: ilanahor sad get sale hue Yertweade.—The Rdreatreee, CAOMIII Harvey. sailed from Wine tee Colchester ell seoraieg t the NMI 111,11111bir the caplets was washed overboard is the Hamlin sad drowned: the vesitei having segued considerable damage. returned hire en Friday I. relit.—Five Ships are ea Aare on the Geodeet, ese of them from London with bale goods wed molasses for Hall, is unloading at Colchester. - Ceeeiderable urisehief was don by this store ie the tows sad oeiglibeerbood a Wakefield. The most se rine eceideet we have heard of was from the falling of the idtchenand lansdry chimney belonging to Mr. Bar tell, dyer, the bricks of which forced their way through the roof. and breaking the goer of the laundry carried the mangle and outer fersitere of the laundry, together with Miss Burrell, and two female servants. who hap. posed to be ironing there, into the hitches below.— Thetegb in the; midst of all this rubbish, most of which was of so dangerous a mature, they all three escaped without soy broken bones, bat not without some serious bruises. The high chimney, belonging to the nem engine of Mr. Halliley, brass and iron founder, was torn nearly from its foundation, and precipitated to the grimed in one connected • mass. It fell upon a coppers. house, and did considerable damage; we bare beard to . the valneef from 200!. to SOK The large Black Bell, whoa. majestic figuse has for half a century graced the front of the inn of that name, and frowned with silent contempt upon the crowds that passed below, was thrown from his high station and dashed in pieces in the area below. ch. following melancholy accident occurred its Salt. *oats on the evening of Wednesday week. Mrs. Hutche. ars, upwards of ninety years of age. very infirm and al. .most helpless, sod her daughter, screwy years of age, *opt bons* together. being the only inmates. Miss Hutcheson attended her parents with thrust:lst Alec. donate care. her father bovitig bees confined to his bed .for .sievea years prior to Ma death, olikels took flan about two years ago. Bee whole atteatioo was then devoted to her aged mother, Lod although their circum. stances wire far from affluent, every thing was procured for her imetber's comfort that her situation required, till the last fatal evening, when the clothes of Miss 'louts. s o n caught fire by some means not exactly known, but supposed to have bees by going too sear the fire. She was found by some nelghboart, oho went in that night about twelve o'clock, stretched lifeless on the door, and her aged mother in bed, appearing to be insensible of the severe lose abs had sustoine.l. They were both amia ble characters. Yesterday morning, a little after twelve o'clorli, the neighborhood of Lighthouse was tench *lamed by the appearance of fire towards the West India Export Puck. It was soon discovered that the ship William and Alfred, ontward-bounel West Indianian, was on fire.— The Booties -engine belonging to the Dock was instantly brought to the spot, and several other engines arrived soon after. By the great exertions of the people belong. ing to other ships and to the Docks, the fire was pre vented from eotominicatinc to any other vessel or to the warehouses, bat the William and Alfred was burnt to she water's :dice, together aith a great deal of pro perty. We have out heard that any person was bort, nor bow the fire commenced. It was above two hoots and a half before the fire subsided. EICLANCOOLT CAS/ or SUICIDE.—A Mr. Thomas, a respectable solicitor, west into the Langhouru Coffee house, Frochumb• , yesterday morning about leo o'clock, and retired into the frost room, first floor. or dering the waiter to bring blot a pen and iek. The waiter on his retorts found hint lifeless: in his absence be had drawn a brace of pistols from his pocket, with one of which he bad shot himself dead; the other was by his side loaded. The Vor.iner will hold an inquest On the body this day. WINTErt A t•sae i Ob • Matosroxi. Dec. 15—These Milan,, will coalmine/ here td-morrow. It is expected that Mr. justice Bailey will arrive here at ahont t. n n'cltwk In th. Thom i nr. sod that he will immediately premed* the County IN, for the purpose of opening his Majesty's commission ; meanwhile tt Is , apposed, that Mr. Baron Graham trill arrive at hie lodgings: their Lordships will then attend Divine Service ; and a considerable degree of internt is excited, in expectation of Um circumstance of Mr. J„,. t ee Bayley's delivering his sentiments q the Braid Jury open the expediency of the present extra Cirmi t and the Kent Assizes may well and strongly suppo rt A i impression (scarcely admitted) which the Rue : (.46. der, iloold am bat prodace, even upon the mind of Mr. Baron Graham. Here we have a Calendar that h m seireely been equalled, perhaps acre, exceeded by the commission of crimes in the same limited period M a y months). We present nor readers with Me folloirio x summary, with feelings of the Serpent regret fee then. unordinary Lemont lotion it exhibits:— Felimy;69—Barglary, A -- Murder , 4--Catiing ze d Al aiming, 2 Highway It olabery.s--Itape, 3 —Bl,,,, kies , Crime, I—Threatening t o Eral, I—Peeehi ng, smagglieg, I —Misdeinemomare, V.—Horse Stealing, 3. Assaults, k —Uttering Base Coin, 2 —Assaulting ofi eem in the exercise of their ditty, 2-Itrefirt sr goods hear. iog them to have been stolen, I—Obtaining ander false for eteects, 4—Refining to assist th• 64 Constable of Canterbury in the mention of bio% g —Total, 118. I This Calendar, we have moo" to b e li e,,, led is the Omni records of Kest LONDON MARKETS. Coen Rscsaonst. MANZ Lcnr. Quantities and Prices of British ii.ons, &c. sbid mood dill. vowed In this aerie, during the erel eatled Satetday, the 7th of December 4 1 . a. • al. • •a. Wbem 11,464 for son IP • Jiang d. . 4 1 4 Barley . . Sal • • WU* ... • ........ 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(see) 91 V .11......m 1 See • ••••—•-lepwaso. ....33 II Melt . •••••••• •• • • • ..44 411 Scowls-1. 24 le Knew hes 94 V I 1 S 7 !leer, per Sack .31 ill &Ws ..-- (sex) ' Nortl Cowry aSI —• while ll4 el Pollere, In., per qr... 11 11 •••••••••• MM. (yew) lei 30 Wes . - I _ ~..f.7...1614 . ,_ lOWA. &s. —sue...-- iiir . IL—As mow net moo b1igi1 . "41614 I =l siartot is plassitelly supplied •ssess PO. sales itesit •S ctrillag r.. ' in Will' Clover MIA Trsta stimitly. Al Other arlidie sissifthe r mole , -;-- '~ ` { _ MEAT. IMMTIMMA. rerrar, isc. 111: Pam, rebonmod ►y 11gm lava of the Mattel. rira rt. ea mamas (emit.) e. d. a. d. d. a. d. Ve5i...........4 e 6 Reef I eto 6 4 Pork ..........2 8— I S Mathes 0— 3 9 Lamb e e— 0 It worths ♦Y MASSEY VMS DAT lamb. Cidiree, 190 ; hheep,llo.l,6o ; Plgs,l6ll. 1.11111 1 1411AT1 114,11/114 VIOINIAT, DM. N. ►L<t rd. 01,0 POMO' (DIAD.) P. 41. &4. s. d. a. d. Veal t 8 lio 4 4 Roof It 4to 3 0 Pork ..1 4 I 4 Mottos I 10 2 0 Lamb.. .....0 0— 0 0 HAY AND STRAW, PIM Looo.—Duc. 16 • Ststrungtas—Hoy. frno. Od. to 1101. thL-41trow, Wed. to Ws. Od.—Clotor. 60s. Yd. lu S4s. 01. St.Jamos's.—Hay, dn. Od. to SOs. Od.—Strosi.lo.. N. to 49../M.—Closor, &is. 04. to S4s. OJ. Wityrscoarst;:—Hs y, 00s. 0.1. to SOS. Od.—StriNGINL 6L to Os Od.--Llorer, Sys. 04. to 90s. Od: PRICE o► HOPS, ram Cwt.. to :ma BOROUGH. U , Due. It—Oar Hop Trade rotooloo t MOO the same owe, bat lisle day. The ofitial ottoost of Doty pies to b0....04 Doty, £3113,724 1; 10-lOOts Now Doty, 149,879 3 II 10-Piths MAIDSTONZ, Dec. 11.--Ou l T $4"3 HOTTra -7.1- 1 7 . Is i n i cariy over far the present: there Is very little business now tranneeted on the market day, and the trade , s ereoeratly heavy, with lower pekes. Duty, It Is said, will ezeeml ..ettte.ooo. WoRCESTInt, Dec. 7.—Tise Tra4; eostinwes brisk. with scarcely any varlaiion from the prices of last week.- 174 pockets of New and only two of Old Hops were inlet ad this day. POTATOES. SAntalasos. per Too. leit • BIS . per TVA. Were •• . . del 141 to 4 0 Warp . . f u to 3 10 Middtlep . . I. 18 to 1 16 1111110 lings . . 1 10 Is 1 14 Chits Common Rod 111 oto 0 0 Common Red 0 10 to 3 0 Ooioas 04. to os. Ud. p. bush. TALLOW. &e. et 1 L'lrr. Ravels Candle, yellow. W. tom. 1.. 91. rts.—neto. &boric If. ISe. to Of. es.—Dltto. Sne U. IN. to 01 Os.—A►ebangel IL 17s. to Of. (b.—Tows Tstiow, If Is. to 01.11a.--7deited Staff. It. Its. tw It. Its.—lgorgb till to, It. Os. isYl.lls. Graves 7s. taos.--liood Dregs, (1. tOs.—Noap. Leeds. y. low. IL les. to Of. Us.—Do. tootilett, 41. it. 12s.—Do. soft, Of. Os —blush. di. Its. FMCS or PAW PAT. pet stun. or bita.—Prlee, by Tallow (as stated It) the fal.ow Melt .). 2s. dd. Half-price, for iloney.—Mould Candles, per dos. 101.6 E —Store do. 9s. COAL M Ifti‘VT. vsc. i,i. Ships at Musket. Stu, 4 s4.id. Pries. 44 Nrssessti• ...i.t Itib. ad. to 40s. 9.1. 71 Senderlaud 6,1 395. N. to 47.. ad. • On the 4th Inst. so s,-. ass A. Mmysart FA' surgeon, of the Gagrai, to lAotge. ruannest daughter of Owl late Am4rew Low, Esq. Oriaamm 'ban keeper. Faversham. Kam. D 161). Os Shoodoy sersiod.th• ISA tout. et Tis house co: Wands. worth -Gammon. Asolitttvi F. Paschen. Esq. On Sathnlay sight. th t fah ta.st. at Wandsworth, Sarre!. Katherine, tiA daughter tJJ. ['Att. De. Loodas : HAS Prtabot. mpg Poltdosi, at lbo na.am alaalet "Tb. STatilillhe &AA " flu CoNswrovesir Pallor.) Na. SON* Is) R. WAIIIIELL when ill seassa.malloia. Orddial. fir. a» relected:o se edema& 4 4 . . . "1i MiitH e a ram perirli t ..1"0111 1 411111* tit* arej hil ft"' F.esuarir porensim dN is MIL std ot 01. 00 Itis god :~~ *Mk DI r. Owl 1114108. salaam Am on lis - basii ilag.Do s is•No 4~ NI sad • Ipt rIAN Nj Goan II ri. 76.116 4041 J oil to. o estlteli _ry 10 la; pat W WI NOP Wit WHIRS *11144 1 far MVO Ibpsl 5161 _ iiiiii 9101:4 - ei 0.1•04 vast almost I titst hi! miry. Irlmt vs WA la ~.:, A re Pam. NAB .40hr Ul O , ths thiq I anew 4164•1 time earir Orgil Visrt tat% Vir• arse at Mr ,berea = I D to tI i - g AliP d *raw. 1 A.Abi .:~ ..a kt 7 Ct r.