The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1821-02-13 00:00:00

THE QUEEN. A list or Addresses presented to her AidnitT yesterday at Brandenbargh House : , ' Rook hisders . . By Deputation. Bakers Ditto. j Spit alAeWs By Derstatiou of Lodi.' sad I Gruttemeo. St. Palterer, Middlesex { B y "ajar Cartwright sad a Deputatiou. Et. Andrtw. Hol"ra, sod } By Deputation. Si. George Ilse Martyr Laralieth i By W. Williams. Esq. M.P. A sad R. Vide, Esq. Committee fir Escorting Ler I By Depetatioa. Majesty to Bt. Paul's Belfast Kidderminster ....... By Lord Foley. leverkeithiag. By the Hon. Mr. Pastime. fishhook 5 By P. Moore, Poi. M.P. for Horst, Eso. M.P. Roomy • •.• .. (B; --- Birds, Beg. M.P; Nottiughans 1 the Town Clerk. Market Loriogtow By Alderman Wood. Odd Fellows, Richmond„} Ditto. Yorkshire Monmouth Mahler sod Wentworth &flew Basingstoke Tndley ~. .X seems to us to be the wrest, the mist intelligible, and the most constitutional mode of reforming representation •f the people in Parliament' Siavoid Lord loss RoesELL'a Bill eventually rtekive the mactiou of the Legislature, a great and positive good will be achieved, for not • oily will corruption be checked and puui.hed in e•ae of its strongest bolds. but the populor interest will obtain a positive increase of strength in the lime, of Commons. We fear, however, that should ►hi House of Commons pass the Bill, the Lords Milt reject it. and disappoint the anxious hopes of the community. Bills of indictment for libels upon the Quests have been found by the Grand Jury of the county of Middlesex against the Moruing Post and the Courier. The country had long felt the deepest iltagurt at the unceasing virulence with which these is, Papers iu particular had flung out the most in. decent invectives against the Queen of ENGLAND, end had freely censured the apparent remissness of het MaJtirrir's Lsw Officers for not having en. deavoured at an earlier period to protect—not. the tN alone—but the moral character of the ctsp6try, from the infamy of such scandalous, and mr4e. obscene publications. Freed, as the writers the two Papers avowed themselves to be, from eery feeling of reserve or delicacy towards her MAJESTY, and secure as they conceived themselves .o be in the pro'ettion of the Ministers of the Crown, they dealt out their coarse ribaldry against the iliustrious Printers herself, and against all who, in despite of every art which power or malice could Jurist, still ventured to countenance and defend t.er, with unsparing malignity, yet now the Courier 'mounts to express his astonishment that he should be made the subject of $ penal pro. secutiuti. We perhaps should not have noticed this citcueustante at all, had not our attention Leen very forcibly caught by a somewhat singular observation used by the Courier upon this matter —an observation to which we beg leave to direct the notice of such of his MAJUTY'S Ministers as cosy chance to honour us by perusing these few remarks. Commenting upon the injudicious coo. duct of the Law Officers of the QUEEN, in se- It‘ting so immaculate a subject as the Cou rier fur prosecution, this writer bursts into this expression, " HIS MAJESTY'S Government will merely feel it an imperative ditty to in stitute defensive prosecutions." Indeed ! defea. sive prosecutions ! For what ? Ilas the Queen's Attorney-General proceeded against the IC ten's Ministers ? Hu he attacked the Government for • libel ? Is Lord LIVERPOOL or Lord CAS YLERE•GH the subject of prosecution, that his AlaiesTv's Ministers should " feel it au um. ptraitive duty to institute defensive prosecutions ?" Or are we from this expression to collect that every libel, gross, infamous, and scurrilous as it was, which has appeared in the columns of the Courier, thence to be transferred, as usual, into the tepidly pure columns of the Post, was published under the sine:lion and authority of the Ministers of the Crown, and that it is " an imperative duty" open them uule to institute cross-prosecutions against all who uttered • word in favour of the Queen, Day, against the QUEEN herself, as • kind of set-eff f.sr the re. vane, if not the defence of their instrument in the Courier? We trust that the Courier has hid no p:ctence for throwing out such an insinuation, which is. indeed, a gross libel upon the good taste, if 'opt the gocd faith and justice r'f his MAJitsrv's Mi tAsters. The Ministers owe it to themselves to dis claim all participation in the offences of their poor 'tribes, and if there persons, pursuing their own w.cked desires, or mistaking the views of their sup posed patrons, shall commit themselves hy conduct slisgraceful to them as men and Erglishmen, the Munster', we trust, will suffer them to feel the consequences of their errors, and not interpose to prevent the free course of justice, or evince any slinpathy in their tuisfurtunes by releasing them Imo the penal consequences of their misconduct. i . Rome remains crowded with viaitors, although the dread of approaching armies has tkiuutd the number of forever' in that city. The name of Lord POLLINGTOP will elnitied in the list of the majority against Lord Mims vocC. 'potion nit Monday the Silt i, strut. • The QUUEN will give her fi.st grand dinner on Monday neat in the Duke ul Suiati and several Nobility m.d Gentry. At iralf past eleven o'clock last morning, a very numerous procession of the inhabitants of Spital tit Ids passed the Strand, ou its way to Branderiburgh Myer, Milli an Address' to her MaiLSTY, cam b ial. tilt of twenty Cam Ir. filled with ladies arid gnu. tirruen, the putuillious weariest yellow satin jackets. We usideratund the abuse Address Na. segued by silence 10.000 pelmets,. ,-* Ou ‘Vednesday the workinen began to enclose the ground in St. Andrew's-square. where the n►owut+:ent is to be erected to the memory of Lord kJs&V►t.t.s.—(Ldia6wrgtt Star.) • The eighth Attniversa►y Meeting of the Lambeth R►l►it Suciety was held yeas rday rveni►►g ill the Omar Krum of the Hums Tavern, Kew ii ii gtoo, which was must ouo►eruuslj and respectanty et feuded, Anent half-past .it oVitick Thutu.ts Wilshinan, EN. took the chair, supported by several e►ui nent Dittoes and other gentlemen. The report of Ilse irreeeeditigs of she last year Rds then read, alter which several per.ous aducessed the meeting at c „ as id irr A i l a brow)) ; when thanks . hosing beet+ votki to the P.e.adrut, Officers, and the Cliairtnau of !EL Society, the &Wing adkutut.d. MINISTERIAL ECONOMY. Another of those reductions unasked for by the country, and which is in fact intended why to spare those who have eftorlloBlS salaries, has beets ordered in all the Dock-yards. On Saturday evening an order arrived at Plymouth to reduce the wages of the workmen three shillings per week. The order expresses that to prevent • discharge, the artificers should waft fewer hours, as by this diminution of time they will be pre►ented from earning too meek ! The workmen the►e fore how attend from a quarter past eight in the morning, to twelve; and trom a quarter !vast two in the afteruooo„ to fire. Such hours were never be fore known in the duck-yard. It is a curious feet, that if a company of shipwrights did, on a good job, earn 36.. or 40•. per week, the men were never paid the excess above 30 , . per week ; while, on the contrary, if on it bad job, they earned 20s. only, that exact money was paid. It is also intimated, that no more apprentices will be allowed, and that the yard is to reduce itself by discharges, deaths, &c. &c. It is understood at Plymouth, that the estahli.h. meat at Deptford yard is to be broken up, with the exception of the situatious of the Master-.hip wright arid Storekeeper, who are to reinaiu to look after the stores, of which a vast quautity has sect'• mutated there. It is said that upwards of VOO families were supported at Deptford, by sup plying the arbutus with the uectasary articles of life. EDINBURGH, FZIRVART 9. PRESBYTERY OF EDINBURGH. Wedbostlay M eztraordsoary mectieg of the Peesbytety was belt, when the choice of the Kirk Semiou of St. Cathleen's, aoisioatiug the Rev. Robert Garioa, miaisier of Latium, to be =Mister of the Chapel of Rumor that parish, was duly approved, sal his settle eat is the said chapel appointed to lake plate oc Thiamin!, the Ind Mitsui ; the Rev. Hairy Grey to preach sad preside me the occasion. The Petah,- levy afterwards ordained Mr. Robert Carr to be sal•letee of the Presbyterian cougregation of Mary putt, Ceetberlaud. The soilice of a motion, by Ike Rev. A. Thomeoa, fee a Presbyterial iuguiry Into the extent of sedition sad blasphe my alleged to prevail within the buena of the Presbytery, which Maud. fur the next ordinary wetting of the Penh ) . tab it expected to come ou oo Wednesday, the Seib lust. JURY COURT. In our paper of ISth December last, a ease which etreil•d a eessiderable degree of lateens was reported. It one an adios. of damages at the instance ofJoho Campbell. Esq. of Blairball, late &leather of Parliament fur the 11.irlesig Iriel of burghs, against Thomas Murray Allan, Esq. of Seutatown Park, fur slandering and defaming his diameter by !IMO, him a Isar—an harrowers impostor—and • black. guard. Damages laid at io,oont. The Jury (wood the issu.• proved, and awarded sae &Wi ling of damages. lIIr. Campbell afterwards moved the Court Is sward the tests of suit to him This audios was followed by ammuter ore, ua the part of Mr. Allan, also claiming mists. Both =otiose were ably argue.l on Tuesday •ed yester day, aad the Court ii.cod.d, that each party ought to hear his ow■ tams, nod dismissed the motions on bulb sides.-- ( AdtabwryA Mar.) NAVAL INTELLIGEACA. POILTRMOUTIII, reIIaVAIIIIr 11. Arrived yesterday the linearity trauspurt Cum the Duwai; Rambler, Knight, frum the Mediteriauean ; and the Tin. vers. from Cadiz Sailed the luirprity, transport, for Plymouth; ittoetas. Bell, for St. Vitierui'a; and 'Melia, Middleton, for Jamaica. Airived tioday the Usk, Miles, fiuin leek Ow UMW!, Hanle. Sailed the Braude , Sseiunioar, ter Ruch,.llc. PLI'MOUTN, rcaau•RY 10 Arrived tie rwtorie, Qriosue , frees l'alevelee; Orme, Drpielale, and kivitue, Eddy, front Nevrfursidiesid. TALmoutu. ressiaiv S. Arsivod the I:siva, JrLey, how Loudon for Waal's/ sad Sierra Lease. Soled Ike Duke of Marlborough fur Lisbon, and Countess of Chichester, dais, fur Ike Mrditerraneao—busk WISh mails; Mambo, Holder, and lady Popham, J. nano., far Jamaica; Los ; (look, fur Si. Voorem's ; klaty, Claimed, fur Si. Lucie; aud )Log .rel, Soupauu, fur Teourdir. PithiANCe. IMIIIII1•111( 9. Three h.'shsh►ade of Frisch wise have Weis ',whet* up end b.urrlst su here; Mow a pipe of pen wiis 'Nitwit at the which appear is. leave bves iu the water ware ha Me. ST. IVES, 9. The Dolphin, Apter, Isom Cork fur &r►Mmpton, re trim if MI Enema ifrnimp. lam uoglit lIA the pier, that she moat diactsarg het carpi. DOVER. 10. Arrived off Duni/emu the 11)podila, Hulas , frmi Cal cutta (Or Hull; sailed 21►1 September, ititl frum the teapot 34 Dream bet OILIII, 11. Come down from the Rivir yrbiroday sad bastvel the Peke/. Cross. fur thermos Ayres; and Nymph, Hubeimoon, fur Alsestrilles. Passed thieves a slop, supposed tomb Hut. Ibud. The grand mesipareade at she English Opera. house attracted it R u t crowd hoe ingot to the street to lice the company HS live. The hirassd. so front of the theatre. was &twat impassable mull a very lade hour. Tate word " Carnival," in plain lumps ou the ftaut ul the theatra, had a splaudid asst. L4ll INTELLIGENCIG F.. ' Bl COURT OF CHANCERt, Luicoues SILTY 1111111WAILY JO. .e• ISTON D. JONES AND OTHERS, Mr. HMI? slated that the Plaintiff, who is die proprietor of Drury lane Theatre, bad lately employed Mr. Helms] Payee to translate • &am& from the Fteuch, which has been played at the above theatre, seder the title of Theresa, or else Orphan of Genera. The Defendants, who are the pro. ;trireme of the Coburg Theatre, are now performing the •mote dream at their theatre, under the name of Theresa, or the Maid of Genova. The Plaintiff prayed for en injunc. tioes to restrain the &fondants from performing his drama under the Nam of Ilse Maid of Geneva, or soy other coloura ble same.—The Court panted She injunction., MONDAY, VCDROANY The Lord Chancellor came ietu Court at 11 o'clock. TH BRESE. ■I.LISTON V. JONES AND OTHEIts. Mr. Alias stated, that his ',weed Friend, Mr. Hart, had uldaiard au injunction on Saturday t• restrain the Defend ants from performing a Drama at the Coburg Tlwatre, natter the title of Thereto, or The Maid of Geneva, w►ich the Plaintiff charged was the same translation of t h e drama that he was performing at Ds ory-lane Theatre, an. dee the title of Therese, o► The Orphan of Geneva, which was not the ease, as th• Iwo trauslatious were very different, and the Plaintiff had not filed any affidavit is support of his application. Mr. HART saislof there was we affidavit, he had rertsiuly deceived the Court, swathe iajtmetines west for uutbing. Mr. AGAR said, the freed tut the Coast bad been very injurious to the Defenstantaois the injunction was served 4.4 them on Stiorday,,by whichtbey were prevented from ploy lag the piece that sight, and it was a brncfil to she Plasm. tiff, as be performed hie drama oa Saturday at Diary lane theatre. h e ir. Mal said, he desired a Gentleman whom he saw he Court oa Saturday, be believed Mr. Elliott's, sot to .erve the isjiauctioa twill this day, and if be d it us Saturday be did wruisty. The I.ono CHANCILLOII—" If there is no sfildsvit the injeueleoN most be desouDed teas costs, fur this Isdy Ist the Coburg Tli!Mee Mull nut be rimming' if she is another person." Injunction dissolved with costs. URLING'S LACE. HALL V. TOULE ♦ND OTHERS. Mr. HART moved fur an iujanctiun to restrain the De fetichists from aisiag a machine similar to the Plaiutirs, fu► the prepasing of thread to make lace. The Plaintiff had obtained a patent for his machine, which he used is prepay lug thread for Urling's lace, which bail keen brought to such peefection that bee late Majesty - , who was a good judge of lace, appointed the Waal... Udine to supply her with that article. The plaintiff had long suspected that the Defend ants were using a machine moils' to hi., but was nut able tio ascertain the fact until a few days back, alien be saw it al Work. Under those circumstances, he bad uu &Job( but his Lordship would grout the iujunctiun. The LOUD CHAIC[LLOR—" Take the injunction." SITTINGS IN THE VACATION. Mr._ MONTAGU, said, 'lsere was a rumour that his Lord. ship Intended to sot on cortsiu days during the abort vaca te.* s o d as this.was she last dry o f Term , he trusted his Lordship would not slink hr Was inking too gnats liberty is asking on which days be would, bit. The LORD CIIIMICELL011—" It is my intention to sit Mere et to.neorrow, Thursday, and Saturday in the present week. The ease of the Queen's College, Cambridge, is fixed fur to-morrow (this day), end the further hearing of Reed in the matter ufSowerby, fur Thursday." Mr. Haat begged leave to. suggest that the week after Trove was generally occupied by aoteudance un the Rolls Curies, sad the Geortlearen at she Bar generally devoted their siltation to that Court from that tome to olw first Seal. la snaking this oheepatiou he was nut the least ia. tweeted, fee he did not sure attend the Wolk Court. The Leap I will sit litre or 'be ikirs base neutirised fur the , lomat of the swiiots of the Covet, wad what is brought befsbse am I will hear, and if sag wentlasiaa at the Dar is abated I will mat attribute blauwe to him." THE VAUXHALL BRIDGE COMPANY V. EARL APEX cut ♦ND THE PUTNEY BRIDGE COMPANY. Mt. %VINO/11LO slated that lie bad a motion to make is this case, and it was of the greatest importuner to the par. tuts that it should be speedily heard, it was au appeal from the derision of his Honour the Fice-Chancellin, wbu had directed a trial at law, which might be eee sary if this motion was dispood uf—pertiaps his Lordship would take it on Thursday. Mr. H•RT said he coeds' not consent to the motion of his Learned Friend tektite peter-deuce of business tbs. bad Lees previously fitud fur Thursday. Mr. WINGFIELD said when his Lordship called un him is his tutu to move on Thursday, he would make the motion. The Logo Cuxiicau.oil—" Yea may move il, Mr. Wing. Geld, afser lbe prior basilicas which is fixed for Thermlay is disposed of. awl 'list I believe suuldreacb from Notary. bridge to Vauxhall-bridge." Tuesday (tu.nsuirow) soak will be the first Seal after Teem. Ile LOUD CUMICELLOR role at two o'clock. COURT OF ICING'S BENCH, Wurienrrui, MONDAY, FOS&CART IL TII■ KING v. CARTWRIGHT AND OTRIERS. As anon as the LORD CHIEF harems came into Court, be mated fur Hie euatreeiswee of parties who alight be in aitendanee, that the Court would not decide on the appli cation tit.e uew trial its this Mlle on this dal. This being the last day of Trrtn, the caw of course staled, aver lull May. lilt RING V. PATRICK SHEAR. Mr. CURIUM MuVett fur the jedgertent of the Court. The Def.-wheat Lad suffered judgment to gu by di fauli on au is. formation Med against him by his ,Majesty's Anoint,. Ge n eral fur Imamate aed ÜbelrUellug maraca. officer who sombravorned to enter flbe botaliasolooave of the Prisoisees •star whilst a deudtrant hailing i.f 15 cwt. of soap was iu promos for the purpose of defrauding the revenue. The CoURT r►ateured hint to be iniprisuueil nine months in the Howse of Correct' at Mridrinuc t pay a bite of 501. and liod e.t.a-atop for his goal behaviour fur line. )effs., himself . iv 1001. sod Iwo swears in ILI/Leach. LOA DUN J ESSIO VS. Yesterday these Srssiuua commenced before the Lord Mayor, the Recur.ler, and a fall ►ench of AlJegmtu. The Itegonost, in addressing tut Grated Jury, said, he rejoiced to be able to state, that In the calendar Mete appeared to mum than the names of taelve persons w►o hail been committed from the City of Lom don, sod that Most p►rmute wise clunged with noose hot ordinary crimes. 1 his circumstance arose from the a•ul and activity of the City Police, who had omit/ all tome /Moll used the winlo4l e..ercy forst • stop to depredtituos of a.l knurls. The City of Loudest was wood.r great t.bligniiiins lei the Police, every day giving fresh proof of the ttforts of the officers Ige drive away the profeasionat genNrwsn of the streets (.0.. so inviting a part of the oats upulie. The trials were Me. procw.itti! in. Reran, who was a foe days sin committed for haw ing on Ism perm,. picklotklieyet, kc. was convicted as a reamer end vagabond, seed seottoeced to Ire itnpriwarJ ail •millet. Mr. YOUNG, of Colobiook, started yesterday me tlie grtart mirth road. to K s. on foot (10 lodes a day t .r twelve sutte.stve days : the same match in which beet. 04V111 was brat a Ira 631 aiuvr. Bettiti i. 3 w 1 au time. MARKETS. • • • CORN EXCHANGE, MOS VAT, FtiItUART 12. The arrivals of all grain lest week were very large, and • toosiderable quantity of Wheat, Barley, ■ad Oats re mained over for this morning's market, when we hail a great additional supply of Wheat from Essex, Kim!, and Suffolk, • hick met extremely .101 sale, even for the Soma sample. at • decline of 2s. per quarter, sad all other de scriptions were un►aleable at lower terms than this day week. Barley is from It. • 2s. per quarter cheaper, anal only prime samples could be gut off at that abatenseat, the arrivals far exceediae the ability of the consumers to take it off. Oat• are Is. per (loaner lower, owing to the immeosity of the ar rivals from our own cuss* as well ■s Prue Ireland. White Pease are 2s. pew quarter lower. to Grey Peon. Sams, and tither articles, there is little or nu alteration. CURRENT PRICR OF GLUM Irhest,Kent 4 Essex,_ 1 White Pare (iiew) .. 34a ben Boilers _ _ - 38. 409 i /Id . —a 584 Grey Pease. 26. 30. Suffolk (sew) 34a SO. Small Beaus Mk 30s (ALI . a Sea Tirk ditto 23. 20. -- Norfolk (old) 44. 52s Oats, Potato Vs 24a -- Fuisigu.... 50a eat Poland Oats lts 22s Nye 2llll 32r Feed Oats ....1es 201 Barley les 25. 1 Flour, per saek 506 560 Malt 50. 68. I Rape Seed, per last —4O/ 421 IMPORTATIONS -LAST WCZIC. English Wheat, 10,047 ; Barley, 10,975; Malt, 8,998; Oats 115.075; Rye, 173; Beans, 3,097; Pease, JAlL—llia\ W 1,...,, 9,784 ; Barley, 1,389 ; 17,172 —English Four, 16,648 sails. GUILDFORD, F T 10. Meal, per Wirt Data, per quarter , 01' 10, lo 11 is Rye, aew per qr. O/ as Itt 01 Os Harley, oeue. . Beans, per quarter. Grey Pease, per quarter l/ 9s to 11 14. HEM H EMPSTI Meat, per Id• (Ave busbelo) 23a to 43■ New ditto —6 10 —a Harley, per guar 236 to 26. SMITHFIELD MARKET, ...MonortY, FRIBRUARY 12. The market this inorsigur was well supplied with all de. set options of Cattle; and prime Beef uhuaineel flee prices of last week ; but the inferior gualfies were rather lower.— The Haymarket remains in price as per goriest. Straw and Clover nu elteration.—The following is a correct st.ittaient of the prices and uunibers : To seek the offal per stale of 111 h. 1ice1....45. 0.1. to ss. 04. Hear! of Cattle this day: Mutton .4a. Oil to 51. 24. Beasts. 2.700 I.tinib...os Oil. to Os. Oil. Sheep Vea1....50. OA. to 6s. 84 Calves Pori... 4s 6.1 to ss. 10.1.1 Pies ..... ....g '22o H A Y.SIA R k ET. Way... .... 21. 104. Oil. to 41. ss. 04. Queer 41. Os. W. to 4/. 15s. OA. Strew NEWCATE AND LEADENHALL !MARKETS. (By the Carcass.) Beef .... 4e Rd to 41 0.1 Veal to Ss 44 . Mottos.. 3. 04 to 4r 44 I Pork.... 39 Id to 5. 04 PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW K. lames's. WHI /.. Hoy 31/ 104 /k 1 to 4l lOs Od I Hay.. 3/ 111.0.1 to 4/ Ss 04 Straw It 6s 114 to 11 14s Ad Strase-. 1/ S. 0.1 to If 14s Od Clover 4/ 040.1 to 6! Os Od I Closer 4/ Os Od to 61 Os 041 PRICE OF HOPS, per Cwt. PI RIF RAGS. ITEM ►OCK tri. Ken ....21 les to 41 lba Knot I/ IS. to 4/ 10. lowa —2l itts to 31 be Sows .... O. to 1/ 14e Essex ....21 10. to 41 4. Esse. .... 10. to 31 10s Paroling*, fire, 4110.10 8110. Ditto, second, 31 les toil Os PRICE OP RAW r, At stated by the Tall's , I Price by Tallow ....38 4J 'AT, per alum of Blb. As stated by tbe Butrheis. St. James's Market.. 3.. bid Wkitechapel Market 3. 4.1 Average...... 3. did PRICES OF TALI)J Town Tallow bar SJ 01 Yellow Russia Sta Oil OJ White dittu...sl4 OJ —r Od Soap ditt0.....48, OJ —0 Od Nth's; Stuff 42. Od —* Od Ditto ►uugh..lBa Od —a Od PRICE OF CANDLES, From Tallow Chandlers Hall. Alice of Cesar,les, per dozen, 11. 64.1. per dules allowed fur ready ware,. FOREIGN WOOLS, per lb. Spanish Sheep, Leonel.* .. 3s 6d a 4,3 d Segovia 3,1 Od • 3s 64 94;ria la 9d a 39 Seville ..•• Its 3d a 2s 9d Saxony, Ist -- 2d . . 4s 041 • 5s Od aohesaia,lst ........ Is Od a 6s 6d -- 2d 3.04.4,04 RAW I DES. Best Heifers k Siren., per se. thdosary.. 2s Od to 2s 2J Is Od tots 10J Marlon Calf.. each Os Od Middlings 2. 4J to Us 6.1 Eng. Hone Os 0.1 to Os Oil Dowas .. 0. Od to Os UJ I Pulled .. Os 0.1 to 0. Od PRICE OF LEATHER. Bolts, 50 to WI eiii 3 l ISA to 20,1 per lb. Ditto, 56 to 0015 s. each..... 21.1 to 324 Dressing Hides Fiue Coach Hides . 164,1 to Mit Crop Hides 35 to 40 lb. for cutting 154 to 174 Ditto 45 to 50 Ibs ..... 174 to 20.1 Calf Skins 30 to 4015. *44 to 304 Ditto Sete 701511 304 to 304 Otto 70 to 8011ss . 254 to 28J Saia 11 Seals (GreeulauJ) Large ditto Tasseled Horse Hides 174 to lOU Spanish Horse Hides ......... to 26J IEAD, FUgUAIY 8. O•ts Brims New .... ..... Pease —• to 23. ', SOAP, Ike. per 11211 Yellow Soap Ns Mottled Cord Graves tar Os Good Dregs Oa Os SH EEP SKINS. .. 3• 6J to 5. 0.1 rolled .. COAL MARKET. Fasitvotto 14. Ships at Market. Ships S o ld. Mira. 71} Newcastle ISt Smuderland .... 101 NRKTINGS OP cnKvirons AT GUILDHALL TO MORRuW. N. H. J. h , Nesringtoo glazier 1. P.U..u•t. Cirubruuk , 4114prr W. Abbott, Bei romudbry I%s .road, cor.lwaincr... • 1 10 DIVI DEN D. H. Caard, Brest ford, carpenter PKICI; tolo toTOCKs YEKTERDAY. Beak Stock g I Baia: L. Aim. IS 11-16 3 pri Ct. Red.. 721t1 I laths $ Is.. 41 40 pr. 9 tort Ct. Crlv. 7it 72 I Ex. Bills. 2.. • • 4 6 pr. 7ig Liittriy Talrte 23/. Is.. 31 iiese Crest B2l °militia' Pukturtit 5 pr. 4 pit Crate.... 90111 1 eOBll6 far Art . ;111 721 5 vet CI. N. Au. 103 f I 7 1 ! 7effi iv 6 THE TURF. STATE OP TIIE ODDS-BETTING ROOM, F.. 12. DERBY. 15 to I apt Regionld lltto I apt Morel 13 to I opt (ivaiavuo le to 1 apt Jock 14 to I apt Chum 10 to I mist aoy odor. OA'S. 5 to 1 •pt My Lady 10 to 1 •Ret Sista to Sled• 9 to 1 •Set Loot of hip fold N•u 1J lu 1 •Set Easily. RIDDLESWORTIL to 1 apt Reginald I 3 w 1 art Morel. 3 w 1 rapt Selma NEWMARKET FIR‘T SPRING MEETING, Is4l. Accepiancra for ibe Handicap Slakes at Nes 1114. krt . TO stDAY. _ _ Sweepstakes of 100 Es. each, h A. fur fol.. war Ada, Di. Hake of York's Banker, by Sazoleu.k..,S•t. 131 b. Doti* of Port laud's Tiresiar, by Soothsayer, S.( 1131 b. Sir J. Sbelley's Attlee., by Haphazard, Sat. 131 b. Mr G. L. FOX'S Paella, by &lin, 70„ tith. Mr. Tltursibili's Shoreili r, by Scud, 75t. 10Ib. Mr. Charlton'• Pl.coitkx, 7.1 10ib. Mr. Bigger Ela.tie, by What• bear, lit. 9.b. WSDNIIIDAY. Sweepstakes of 100 gs. eaeb old*, T. T. C. Mr. Jsuaes's Auti.Gallicaa, 9.1. 41p. ittr C. Sualastres br. cull, bp avi siert e, Sol. 111 b, Curd Warwick's bay ally, by Sebum, 1.1. Mb. Laid Exeter's Tb Atkraiau, Peridis, 41h. Mr. Wyodbant's e. by Whaleboue—Sir P. lrr, 7.1.9. b. THUIRID•V. Sweepsiakesist 100/gs. cacti, Is. ft. fur three years ul.'s, A. F. Mr. Prince's c. by A/Aro/wan, out Of Vicissitude, Sit. OIL. Lord G. H. Caveadi.b's Tiger, by MI ddleiburpe. S-t. Duke of Graftun's Pimilarrie, by Phantom. Eist. 211). Lai. Jersey's e. by Waxy, eut of Defiance. 7.1. 1016. laird Jersey'. brother sr Mosier Henry, 7.1. 716. STATS OP MIWC4TE. Nees Fortsgres. Under seniesee of death Respoted Convicts respilell Transpurtatiun fur life 9 21 Ditto fur (*melees' years .. Ditto fur *mu yeses imprisonment for fritter) , Algid misdemeanors 23 11 Committed by Cumsnissiumers of Bankrupts 3 1 Prisoners fur trial , At the Admiralty Srasious Fur Assizes 4 Retuning in the /louse of Cuetectius Toot al 353 The followiug is a ausitwoury statement of the Primate's fur trial ■t the Old Bailey Serious, which cutunteuce to morrow tittering forged sates.. -Highway robbery- 2 Housebreaking Burglary Sheep stealing .. Bigamy Steeling privately Receiving stolen goods. 3 Stealing is dwelling-houses I Stealing from the perms 3 LO Larcenies 3 83 Lowden. Mtddissex. 11 1 2 9 - MiadeuiesNor Fraud .. • . 6 Uttering coastedell toasty .. =Nob Toial ...... .. 153 DEATHS. Last mention, in Colieee.street, Westminster, Mrs. White, ,if of White, E,ti. one of the Magistrates of Queen square. At R ichosoutl, on Sunday last, aged 90, Mr. AJans Walker, the late celebrated Lecturer I. Experianeutal Philosophy. Amongst a variety of useful inveutious, the Eidessirmaiow or Tramispereat ()fiery. and the Celeulima ; the warns-air stove under the Hasse of Lards "ad Italic■ Opera-hose; she pre scut mail-coach with upright wheel. ; and the great resoiettap lights (by that meson instantly disliagrished from all others in the Chanel), in the isles of Scilly, Cromer, &c. remain as muusimeals of his ingenious sad useful life. He published two vats. quarto, 'stifled " Familiar Philosophy," " Tears to Italy," "The Lakes," Ike. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGA. Iforeieg 34 after 11. I &nails( 0 after It. Ilisaviter is mods, baiter is r* The instisest mil.l--the ewe efeetsal. ACANDID Examination of Professional Pit. tameless is ooly to he feared by these who are cos miens of iacepocity. Impressed at as ealy period elf our professional career with the isapostesce of a mere misuse affixation to a clam of *s eams peculiarly sailing the grades operseiteas of Niters, we boldly deviated from what wait held is he medical ortho doxy ; attacked the vasatiap of mapyriciem, and, by de feating its vile purposes, .welder ourselves justly @stilled to that approbstios cad patronage which, ler Moly pars, have rewarded .or successful sad Skewed sasidios. The mummies of our tubelike-dud brethren, who ',equinely ap peal to our ("lilies, s. as additional pstilicaties to our pride, whines'. authority from the College Itself, sentagth need as it is by the meet enthusiastic temimosials of cheese every Professor is the British Neeropons, mast ever prowl the asactity of mar fame trent Gory or mimegresinesteem The inklismesal ve yes* toe the giaamMary oast of mono. Is tie mature, man, ofees lewd as ohs .Esc of a comagivin disease; happy, therefore, msJ Ns early appl► east be called, oboes meekly cis Me by s few days" are; earl eves is the mom admind sloges, tevisod by 11111•110V11111 symptoms, we tea iMsMlttla mar easer ties, by oedemas, the treatment mild, she esee effectsaL Remy empiric chimera, or fesetiesel dhlisebasee, ems dental to the generative sesioooty, has equally alibis set premise% mil will yield to see attsolloo. Aissea4 sheer are tonnes of the urethra, weakness, sod teestite twul do exeltelsitots, of however Nog deratios. The child of inanities may be restored is spotless*, sad. loomed of lois, eilesseted by Nervous Melithiy, soil circulate the manlier proof of 'Agonies impale. The !Mille of se Advertisement ike not allow the claseileaties it eve subjects, but they are amply detailed is a Work we lately published, called the Atom ej L(s, the rapid sale of slue*, aecumpasied with as iscreashel Pioche% are allassable roofs of our 'rewind utility. The Rook ran be bed at IS. Paternoater.row ; 19, Pell mall; 41. Purtadilly; IS. Prism s rtri•nt, Sulu, ; 174. and 31. Fleet-settee and 40, Wen Smith held nr at au) Boolieellere. Nu disguise ant Gm with Rueter poissescy by she solleise tbs. ileum ocessessed by his owe seeprodesee ; sod is so mom of cessoltatios is liberality se miecaties ml At Pro faner more diehroble,thea shoe she mom sabeended ceei deuce is placed, and she nisei isviolable sweep utlepsnee Ass the terse are piaisly stated at the stet internee, Se I S 211111• IN to Lettere einestely demiliag the symptoms, and me closing a reilistesette See sense:ins sad *ivies, .bid cies he ferwerded to asy part of the world. NUN as/ Co. N R.C. Sargesse, 11, Ileoven&eireet, Pleutalleasse—A primer deer resod the smear. Pnwed aSd reb4ibibed so Tao Benin Paul sod Turns Guise Uses, No. 117, ilintad, by C. covirrai.i., of time armed. ~.~ MI