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• • to a general observation Upon the whole of the Case ; anl considered that,ll-ortl thetiocuments Fs eioulti produce, and the witnesses he should exa i :itte, it would Annear that the Defendant had given lull credit for nveiy S1.1:11 of money which he had re. on account of Use Countess of Grtnard. The is he said wns, that Mr. aeinet r ot being • able to get the cash for the post-dated dtaft fOi had returned it to the tvlargravine, who gave him the money for it, as being mute ready to pay creditors ; and in this alone the whole mistake mi. ginated. Lord Ect INS3ROUOII observed, that if that wit the case, they might easily ascertain trona her Highness's banker, whether any such draft went in there or otherwise. Several vouchers and decnments were then put in, to show that the accounts were stated to the Countess of Granard, from time to time. Mr. Carr, the Solicitor of the Margravine, was examined, with respett to comparing the voucheis . with the accounts delivered in, but he stated, that. in many instances the vouchers appeared to be incon sistent with the accounts. - -Mr. Lackington wes also called to the same cf fee, but he said, that the Countess of Grauard had begin ntly complained that Barnet bad received several rims of money, which he had not AC• coented fir. Mr. Templar, Master of the Crown Office, stated, that the accounts were ogicially examined before him, and the Countess of Granard sometimes at tended the investigation. She complained all along that linnet had root accounted for sums of money, which h-• had received on her account, particularly a stun of 3141. received from the Margravine. Upon this, he immediately waited upon her serene High ness; and although she could not particularly state the exam stint And time, yet she instantly recolleiled that the nansaftion took plate in toe presence of the Countess nfGranasd, and Colonel Stewart. Mr. Barnet all along denied having ever received such a suet of money. After a vary able reply by Mr. Gs* Now, Lord Esse,: Poe °you observed. that the fi•st question • was. whether in point of fait the Defendant had re ceived the sum of money? and if he did, whether he had been guilty of wilful and curter?: perjury in den)ing it ? or whether it could be supposed that it arose from a lane of memory ? It w as not eer y probable that Mr. Barnet, who was all his life a man of business, slieuls not have some document to chew the manner is which this money had been dia. posed of, either frost his own or his banker's books. The 7th interrogatory was framed to comprehend .every thing that could be asked .n answered upon ithistattleit ; and in his answer, the Defendant had I wholly denied tholaa, atter every opportunity had been given him to form his recolleBion upon it. - Upon the whole of the case. thereinre, the Jury would consider whether tl e Defendant did this ail wilfuUv awl corruptly, and find their verdict ac cordinly. 'I he .lury, alter a short ccnsaltatioa, found the tlefeadast—Grote. COURT eVbi%ION PLEAS. mustowo W. W 11.511,111611). . • . • "rth wis an attion 'for &maps. brought by the raja* aping Mrs. Westhe.acl, the I.kcendahr, or h each of contadt. The linugcs were Laid at 951. It appeared, that the Plaintiff' engaged to put share the Defendant's interest in her house, in Pnarlor..e street, had aceor,tingly paid her 31. as an saint it, and s'ae agreed . to give him possession of ' the piemises, on the 29th of September last. Both ies signed an agreement. under a penalty of 301. namely, that the Defendant should make over an assignment of the lease of her house to the Plaint iff. and that the Plaintiff should pay the sum of VI on the assignment of the lease bring made over t him. Several witnesses were brought forward to prove, that on the 29th. the Plaintiff waned on the Defend ant, and tendered her the purchase money of her interim% in the said house, with 281. which was the appraised value of the fixtures • which he bad agteed to uke at a valuation. Th e Defendant then ob set wed, that she had not yet received the assignment of the lease from her attorney. buroffered to bring two of her neighbours. who should guarantee the delivery of the assignment on the ensuing dar at twelve o'clock; with this the Plaintiff roused to eomp:f , And it being then past eleven at night, took his lease. The untwists called on the part of the Deb nJant, proved, that she all along intended to give up the house with the assignment, had she not lei n herself disappointed ; and that she had even par: chased another home in the. neighbourhood, to which she had, on the 29th, removed every article of her furniture; that she repeatedly requested him to take possession, and retain the pur day-money. until the assignment was delivered lite his bands ; and that also the Plaintiff had, some days belore. removed several articles of fur niture into an•apartment. inj the house, and or lifted a considerable quantity, of beef to the said premises, to continue the business of an dfria4stedg beef-bnuser for which purpose he had sent a female 'cream, to be instrufied in the secrets of the ar:, previous to his commencing business himself. The Learned JUDO it observed, that es there had been no particular day specified for the delivery of the assignment, though the 29th had been the day fixed irhen possession should be given to the Plaintiff. the Jury could by no means give a Teeth& amounting to the damage-; sought for by the declaration. The only darnagr s the Plaintiff could recover. wou:d be the deposit he had made on the conclusion of the batrain. Toe lora hronght in the verdidt immediately, for the Plan.tiff, damages, 31. The 'saw Itfa,ia,—, from Copenhap,en ; the test Atidcitie, —; the Ales-ander, ; t!.e Setvreze, —; and the Asia, WAIADLA IN, MITI Lod n, have arrived at MArat. Jet Bra„•, the pickpocket, who was fatly crm mina from Marlborough -street Office, on SAtur. 'lay. made his ',cape front the Officers of Justice On Monday. f-fe had given entice to take bis trial at the Middlesex Sessions, for attempting to rat Cnl. Pa avert, and on his way from Totuill-fields, triltstrel4 to Hicks's-hall. he was permitted to call at a I. cute, i 3 Ozenden-street, where he cnnri ived ni.ke hi. crepe from the (Juicer who bad ban is eiatit. N4P4L 11VTELLIGENCE. ?Olt IS7.Ot:TIT, 710. i J. Saibil dMF Massie frigme., with I.oid Minto, Governor-General of India, on boards fte Bengal ; 4.4.l4reretrs, of 7 4 guns, Capt. Gosselin, t o join the Channel feet; Arzut sloop, for Coik, and the l'hirtiie frigate, on a cruise. 'rise Spartan frigate, has the signal flying for sailing with the East Indit convoy ; and the Iha nes frivaie, with the West India. Lieut. DoYun it appointed Captain of the Port, at the Cape of Giod Hope ; and Lieut. Simmonds is appointed to Has lar Hospital, tare Dobbin. The Crenterick. of ',"/ guns ; and the San Antonius, of 74 guns, are taken nut of Dock, to be commissioned. The latter is to be a prison ship. The Dragoq, of 74 guns, is ta ken into Dock. Admiral - Montagu, and Sir I:. Strachan, have struck 'heir flags, tar a tew days. The Cesar is refitting, at Spithead. PLYMOUTII, FER. IS. Sailed the Royal Sorarrien, of 110 guns, Admiral Thornhorough, fOr the Mediterranean ; the sloop Hazard, of It; guns, with 17 victuallers for the Channel Fleet ; the sloop Brick, of 18 guns, with a convoy for Cork ; amongst them the ships Rowkrr, Ewing; Contrila, Ferguson ; and Merrtirp, Sinclair; all Sound to the West Indivs, will join convoy at Cork. Arrived, and anchored in Cawsand Bay, the BrPerophan, of 74 guns. Remain in Cawiand Bay, the &Amer, Bellrro p4m, and ifekille, of 74 guns each ; tng..ther with the Prince,: Raaal, of 98 guns.—ln the Sound, the Imperieusr, of 41' guns, with the Tr:duar, of SG guns; which last vessel has Admiral De Courcy's dig dy ing, and will soon sail to relieve Admiral Harvey in the command of the squadron off Cape FinistEnc, and is to hoist his fl.,g on board the rusisaust. of SU guns. _ 1))111t, ran. 16. Remain in the !)awns, a large fleet ot ships of war, and transports; the Cs* of Landon, Lard Dunran, 11,,rneg, and Metcalf, E4st IndiArnen, tatd a bore fleet ot ot!wr outward-bound tes►fls, lie.— Wit,d S. W. a: J to' o. L an tl. r I,' ta FROM LAS' NIGHT'S GAZETTE. Admiralty-gate. February 17, ISO 7. Copy of 3 Letter :row toe hArl co St. Vooceht, K K admiral and Coatchaneler•in Cifief of H. MAjebtr*s Fh t emoloverl in the Channel, hou.sdt g., 4c tr, Williain Mal.den, Ey. dated in Town, 11.0 13:11 instant. _ _ Sia•-•1 inclose herewith Copy of a Letter from Commodore Keats, and of one addressal to him by Captain Lord Cochrane, giving a more detailed account ot an attack made upon Fin' Roquette, at the entrance of the Bassin d'Arcassnn, wnereof the outline was revoited in a inclo.u:e of my Letter of the 17th u:t:rna. 1 am, Ste ST. VINCIINT. Nis M .jesty% shin •i:ierb, off 'Chassiran, MY LORD. JAnoary QC .07. I have the bottom- herewith ri rratistrk a Letter, which I have just received from to: d C-ichrane, Captain of His Maj sty's ship Imverieuse, revisit irg the particulars of an eoterprise (riotic..ol in my let ter to your Lordship of the 10th instant), highly creditable •la Lienuoiant M 'pleura ot that ship, and to the oilic?.rs and men etu:iloyed under his com mand. I have the honour to IN.. ace. R. G. KLATL. The E.d sr c Viucetzt, K.B.Lfe &e. &e. Has htai,,ty'h ship Imper: tine, SIR, Itnailiy 7, Mi. Having hem led its chase to the southward yes terday, as the Impe.ietue passed the &son of Ar casson, in returning to the vatinti you had auigned, Lieutenant Mapl.itua volunteered his services to bring out with the boats wilaievtr vessels might be found there, and, as a preliminary step, attacked Fort Roquette, which was intended for the defence of the entrance. A large quantity of military stores was dcstrciyed, four Witty-Ur, pounders, two field pieces, and it thirteen-inch moitar sp:ked, the pla toons and carriages burnt, and the Fort •laid in ruins. The honourable Mr. Napier and Mr H. Stewart, Midsiiipraen, accompanied Lieutenint Nlapleion ; and Mr. Gibbert, the Surgeon's First ASANtAIIt, embraced ti:e opportunity to s b ew his seal even in this affair, (weigh to his profes.ion. I am happy to add, that as it was well concluded, so it was accomplished without any Lou. Subjoined is a list of vessels taken or &strayed since the 15. h of last month. I nave the honour to be, dm (Signed) Coc ..... . Cassia R. Keats. !Ls Ni..j-sty`s ship Sup*, b, ltc &c. &c. • Vanela captured—Le Jean liapti.tf, la.lett with wine ; El Anna, laden with Wl.l, ; 14. e de Fainille, laden with wins; La Dead*, laden with r.nin ; lis•oh, laden with butter and • ; Cutter, Laden with butter and chew., ; Wdhwlmiuy • transport I L'Aiinah:e Nanaeta, liittni with wins Vcsaula itestroyed—tiliy i.radertut, a transport, wracked.; shit tit Jean, a tianspait, w.eekol a Chalons Mar,,, utak La Confaance de Nante. , destioied ; a Cht..uee Mame, de grnyed ; a sloop sunk, didted to tea; a small adult. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. 17, !NO. Ise Mariann of I..fe Ou.vds. 'Co be Comets and Sub•Lieutenania, by pinehase— Alexander Mdc Gr. for, Gent. vice &team, who retires. Montague Loud, Gent. vice Berry, who rtilars. Camest.nea is the /Derbyshire Regiment of Gentlemen end Yenniang Cavalry, awned byg the I.oJ Lieutt , mytt. Sr' Robert Wi mot, Bart. to be Major, lyre Sir R 'unit Wit. mot, Bart. resimed. Dattd Feb. 13, 1607. PARTYP:RSHIPS DISSOLVED, Thema, liretrts. Thome. James Breed*, and WiMani S.:men., the vounger, of !Innings in the coudtx Siteetsx, uterchanta. Llt:umhte 11, 11504. John Davies and Thonuit Leigh, of Waitintitin., in the county of Laricsite,, enlisters cud ecru-dt alert. ttbinaty 2, IMO.. S.merns Edward Ru4igny, Earl decee,d, and Centre %Va. ktnaou, o f P.r. , ilAgo-litho, Math, brewers. Mar d 9, I qtls. JOUCI Bran:, RechArd 1: Ant, and Ri,h4r.l De Latino:, a Cheainide, I,or.dun, .ilknien. December 2b, !). .e.PIIII Neoal -a, Richard blunt, acrd 111Atyliew Green, of Wood-street, Loadole, strait-hat-ma tufact,e,a. Ddcember 24 . 16 90. . . Thomas %Vond and John Appleton, of Rochdale, in the coast, 14 . 1•11eCiii13, prper•dvAlcs. Ica. u.ty 17, lac'. ISANICRtirrs John Traril and It:ctutd Travis, both of rnettwich, In the' county el Lanra.ter, Weathers, dealers and chairmen, to .or. tender, Ma.Lii 1,3, and 31, at *terra, et the hou..e of Wright, known by the Hanle e the Iwo, in hlark , t• otreet.lana, in Manct.ener, in the said county. Atuniirn 1, Mann. Milne aitJ Parry, ()Id Jewry, London ; and Messrs. Nditne, lierccant..tid 1.111 n ,. Mane_ rudias - t.:a.sit+e, Icy W Qaos 4,..ta Clueepude, is We Mt; ..f Louden, warehomeetra, dealer Ind chapman, to stirs render, Feireary,2o, id, and Meth N,.11100, at Guildhall. Attorney, 11 r Hill. Colemaft-shezt. ' -. Willimii Pape, untie pati.li of Westbury-upeti-Sate.l2, in the tuulo.....ftanuces.er, dealer in pigs, dealer and ehaperati, to surrend.-r. Felon/ ty !,!6, at he*, 27, and Match 31, at eleven, at the Rear Inn, Nim imam. in the said Morey. - Atteseueys, Nfr. Limas, Nt•wnham ; and Messrs blinunds and Sun, Ex chtoper-Osce, Lticoln's-lno, London. . Robert Healop . , of Chi:well-street; rrar Finshury-meare, in the county of Middlesex, painter and Osier, dealer awl c; t apm,to, to an ,ender, Feb. 24, 28, asad• Meth 34, at elereo. at GOlititlaii, 1.1111dn•l. AllOgliCi s Mr. Samuel Sid dal!, Nu. 2.8, AldreAate-street,l.onduti. John West, of Richmond, in the county of Surrey, breaches-maker and glover, dealer and'cliapmati, to ' , omfatter Feb.2l, 27, and M.red Shat else. n, at Gui:s111.11, I. iri.lon. Attorney, Mr P,two, cros.sir tg t, Hattmi (Sank., London. William is nos Lotet, of the cat of lA'orcester, b.tker, to surrender, March 11, It, andtll, at el,ren, at the "falbut Inn, in the pariah of Claitics, iu the tonally of Woreever. Attorneys, Mr Thomas Dine, Woo. stet; and Meats. Ste ll phenson and Gower, Gay's 1iin,1•911.4.11. James Gayener, of hititley, in the county of E.eex, corn. merchant, dealer arid chatonan,to surrender, FA. 23, 24, and March 34, at tell, al the hetes et flaunt Andetton, eitlrd or knows, by the Name or Mem of the Thorn Liu, in Mist. ley. A•torney, Mr. Sohn Aruhroe, of Mieley. Ileac Stone and: arson Cdstarre, of Great Yarmouth, In the county of Norfolk, thipwritits, to soy:ender, kterelt 9. it Liars. 10, at ten, and 31, at three, at the house of ill Mani Snow, tutorial le the mama of the Three erases in Great Yam mouth. Alt..mel , , Mr. James ` Sayers , of (Lest Narniouth ~ and Maros. Straits and Stores% 0,1 Jewry, London John %Yid, sad Willard Wthl. of *Steckasorr, in the county 4 C . tester, cation liinners, dealers and cliaptinm, to surrender, March 4,5, andel, at three, at the house of Mr. Willtam H reltion, the Crown arid Anchor Inn, is Stuck port. Attorney, Mr. Chetlem, Stockport. Francis Twirlers Weikel, of Livery .01, in the county of Lanc.mt , r, mercnent, to surrender, March 10, 11, and 31, at out., it tile Ghbe 711111/01 , 1 io Jrnot•ereet, Liverpool. Attor ney% &Potato. Staatioridt sod Eden, 1.14 h-street, Liver e nul ; and Mr. Wind*• i.sitn street . , ii ,dford• row. 1.0n.10n. Richard Tawlioi, of N. , . ileith,....„ Gtiyie..churrh.stre.-t, in the city of Liitolloo. inailtant to amreader, Fs e. 21, March Id, and 31i it MO, aanui:iiiii , tourion. Atiortiev, Mom, Swam, Stevens and Maples ad levy, Loudon Jaures flurry, ref Nag's ilead.cnutt, tetecechurch atm% city n 7 Lo.dnn, merchant, to surrender, Feb. al, and March 14 and SI, at ten, at Gaildliar, L ebon. Attorneys Mews. SteYelli. and VieVett, (Sid Jewry. JAI, Hamilton, of Newrate.qtrees, Landon, lawn-diaper, dealer and chapman, to surrender, Feb. 111 1 , 27, and Mitch :O. at c:even. at Cni1 , 41.11. Attorney, hit. tieerge tkoraton Cestlee.tr,et, Falcon Nunn.. John tterghar, of Great Surrey-street, 141.tc,;frials-iotel, Ist the county of &stray, cheesemonger, deal. r an.l coapreat,. to surrender, Fe... it t, lint, and March tit, at test, at Guild• hal'. London. Aft•onogs, Mews. Bewails and Datum, 'Union itreet, Bi•lrn, , rgar:-stittet, London. E,411 in the county of 1.3 master, Mittel manuladurcr, deader and cb..prnaaa 140 surrender, March 2,3, and 31, at cltiezn, at the Wll to Woe% Preston, in the eou,lty of I,3lle:its:lr. Attorneyg, Mea.rt. Asliden and Shut thiworth, Pre...itun ; and Mr. Wiggletworth, Gray's inri•square, London tdara,d Price, otherwise Alexander Spence, late rd Leeds, in the county Of York. meruhatat, dealer at.d chapin 0, tc surrender, Peb. V 3, at four, and March S and 31 a: ten, at the dull exd Muth Inn, heeds, in the county of York. At• tenser, Mr. Lee, of Leek.; and Mr 111altye, Chartrary•laae, Londo.i. Joseph Stephens, of Reading, in the county of Barks, toner, d-aler and et, tynnei. at a .rwriftes, March 9, In, SI, at eleven, at the An g el 141,1, in R.ading. Attoiney, Mr. Vines, Reading. Rielint Tomlinson, of Leek. in the monks of Sta a..d, linerr,draper, dealt/nand chapauarr, b rummies, Frtrua,) 24, aikl March 9 awl al, at twelve, at Guildhall, Lordnit. Astor lien MOON Nair) au t James, Wal b Leaden. George Paations, of the tits of I.e.ndon. trarirbounman. ',stolen manufacturer, dealer and cliatonan, SO Miranda,. Fe broad! VS. and Piorh 54 and Si, at teehe, at Guirhall. kterners, Mans. Sioddiewerolt and Stanley, Holbumecoutt, Guy' DIVIDENDS. . . Apri 4. John Storey Pritchard, late of W;grnnre-orivet, In the yari,h of Si. Mary-la-bonne, in the coun:e Midair , sex, grecs• sal minfoctioner, at ten, at Goildhatl, London April 4. Jam Fmtchin Hughes, of Wignioru.streos, C 41,011- dish4.quere, in the oanist..kt St. Mary-la-boom, stationer, at twelve, at L . :whit:AN 13ffidon. March 17. JAM Tlio,npeoli, of Hand -court, C:iper The met a:ext. Loudon whnlf teals stationer, dealer a-td ch.pasen, at ten,* Goilrlia.l, London. March lii. John Harris, late of Cardiff, in this county of Gla morgan, .hnpkeeper, dealer said ehapinaii, at Maven, at the White Hart inn a*J tavern, hi Broad-street, in the city of deans. March 14, Fanny Simpson, of Preston, in the coanty of I.an. caster, milltuer, at ten, at Gui:dhall, London. Marsh dl. James Ward, late of Barmonelaey, in the county of Surrey, luene:oliader arid cbaprnan, at elercii, al tau i. %AIL !And-.a. Mar..O 141. Thomas !fleeing, of Thrnelnuortna-start, Lan don, merchant, at eleven, At GoisthaU, London. March 31. James Pandred, of Book-Grecn, inmersinith, ill the county of Middlesex, dealer Cibaiius/u, at larri‘r, at Guildhall, London. Mesta 31. Ralph Iloulding and John HOultlint, late of Pres ton, in the cou,ty of Lac:casteroleakes in liquors, at ten, at Guildhall, London- March 17. Charles Cole, late of Oldham, ht the county of /lams, dealer in corn; but now-of Drury-lane, in the termity of Middlesex, vieTualier, dearer and Chapman, at incise, at Guildhall, London. March XS. kotrert Thom-a, hie of Coutitirice, in the comity of Glamorgan, shopkeeper, dealer 1.1111 ehap.:l-111, at eleven, at the White Hart-inn and tavern, ir, Woad-street, in the City of Bri-tol blench $l. John Scott and Gentge Scott, of South-street, Fimhir, raq•rare, I..ndon, merchants, alt.., at 0 uildhail. March 13. %mune Stour*, Ift •of t h e levoligh of Leicester, woolcomher and sittuallets at duos, at the Saracen's Head Inn, in Leicester. Marc!, it. Daniel !turfman, of Belton-street, Legg-acr, in the pariah of Si. tides in Had 114•44 t, in Ike count. ..t MitAk• sea, che-semonger, dealer and cha,.ntao, at one, at Gadd hail, London. Mayer, In. .funs !Inertial, 'lSt. Martin's-lane, in the parish of St M.iitin in the Yields is the •••te,,ty of Middlesex, car-. pante, and builder, at ten, at London. Tehre.ary 21. David Glover of Ginter-line. In the city of London, nierch.un rind un derwriter, dealer suit cisputau, at tend.*, at Guildhall March .4. Edward Hargrave, late of Whitcomh-inrcet, in the County of Middlesex, but n.,is of Lower louring, im the county of Surrey. &elm end Chapman, mowers, at Ouild• hall, Liusdou. March 11. John Kirkman, of Kirkdale, in the county of Lancaster, merchant, cheer slid chapthan, St twO v r, at th e lonise of Mr. Itiddosuzh, the Hotel, in Lord-street, Liver pool. 14;sreh 11. Robert Kirkman, of LIVPIIOOI, in the eount!..f Lane*'ter, cotton satassufactarer, dealer and disposal', at twelve. at the hoss.e of Mr. ItoilotO, the Mind, tit Lord- Strait, Lilo:spool, in the county of Laticoater. CERTIFICATES—Aga IS. . . . _ Richard ui Shanld, In the ;;;:y Ymk, linen dApaerd•der and rhaprnati. Wate.nt'W•rcup, of 1.54.111e.1 pl.aeff, It.inron-rnon, in the pato.ll of St. Moly, Islington, In tho count? of M.rt.if sex, adton, of Sheerness, in the c.,unty of Kent, , Irip• dtal.tr and ehaii.rien. Farr, Of ‘VIPOUNII, in the c"usity of I lereford, timSet , merchant. fth hard Francis S of Faheld•Chaee, in the county of Middlesex, grasser, dotter arid diapason. PRISONER in Ili, Majesty'. Prison of the FLEET. iIIIST 10:011GII. Jehn Wilma Mears, formerly of Bettrual-Gmer, end la•a of If maim, .11 the• •hiribli e 1 Shure...l4th, tri the comity al API ram, rommiltty. newt ui Lt. _ tll4 SIIMATI . I. • A setions eistprb.:ace took plo: oe Sorta 4 l thdroirig, in the ti 'lfs net. Brono%ick:sqh t re„ I, e twerp a parry of fviahnien. end a bodruf who had been seat thither to prevent their C s +. derly pursuits. It hay been a custom s for a leng t +, of tithe, to make the '{el.'s where the affray rental, a spot for Zormi, Go the mem' of 11.13sabh4T, der, And the 'ytroupes of disorderly peados tree frequented these exhibitions about the 'tray 4 ; moral part of slciety were g:•ing to prayers, tee. dered so grrat a cell fAncti. that c ,rn!,4l.4i.sts *elk made by the hrhabiLants of the Squarer. 14e . .. HUNTS., the Maitharme, issued a naandate Bell. the Const•h!c, to at:cid at.d pot • rmo to the nUisar.c., on Stm.lay morning, by t g as abode' beak the peace ;orb ctsectf". 11.1. .Constable, with 'levee afticants, went tot- wilt whyre a battle was taking pl•re,ati,lf:er hyrskipyr• ' ling, one of OA. combatants "xi to k-n inlo its • 'it, The rabble at filet retreated,. and vfiervt.tr& 1 " . the oal.:ery, and a genera! c0n14 , 6t cured, la fie% the coz,tables wets driven away 1. list's( 91"Ninct Who Were chiefly armed will biudgesits. L e lafted above trn :stimulis, and sv me tt r sta'des ware desperately wouadeS, oat oi t, not expetted to resrler. Two ul The oliendts, s v .. o n on hfon.tay, Ata ift.sr an exaatatio,rt •at ha. ton-gaiden, they were ten..irded. 09e 'of . was charged by Trott. as being one of the 6,6 4Ths who siort vitlict at l'intlico some time suer. THE ilfdßialS. CORN-EXCOAN‘E. Fri. IG. CURRENT PIUCE OF GRAIN 112.. *to AM I•• •..t4 4. att. 44. IT,ck 111eae0.... 4% VY 44. 4M.. *1 Oat. t 111,017 • Sas LA; at JJ II lbtand. 3V4 f' . . VAO . 64t. ;W. Od Itar.4*.ed ib. %White Pc...mi....804 81. p Ft,.e Flo •r 6)O. 7.11 Ur. Grew Oilis 454. 40. Od. 'RIC'S OF 110Fi • ' l, toeltais. Kent 4. las to 51 154 Itadt to* Y.). 54141611, .... .4: 13. to 01 IMP Sussex 41 14. in S. f,er 4; Ws to ratohlm... in 9 6. raticxs t.t4 it cr gavel o' AND STK*►.. St ••••••'s wit rot♦aata. flay ....91 /Os a 31 Os Od Hay 31 T 6 a 51 I 5tr.w.:...21 Ids a a God New • Ol M * CI• ref .....41 1!s a SI SI le. IFIELU—MomoAt. F►o 10 . Tn smit, the obB3l--per eerie of -4 41 ba tss. 081 0.1 to 74 Manua 45 4 t 1 )14 4EI Ikair 4s EJ to Es 11140 Or cATTta THIS PAT. as.isti,sbeel,lan--Sticep.)ll.ooo. NZINGATE AND Lk M By the Cascaba. Peet St 04 to 4. % I I Veal S, chi s• et t 4 %. ....Is 44 to 4- 4.11 Putt ...• I) #1 PRICE •01 1, 1A1.1.0W. IS. James's ltiatkot.. 36 r 9/ few o Tease Nora n. CI C!.,te Madan . • Se El lellow 1;041a —. eaj sb. pi W i o.de no pit Nliukai. a 7l 4lWetwe ditto ......... fighi fe rer St , .os, Of Sib ... Soy dine --../4 ii,;* I f Iri 11 54 el% ing fit el fr.. -.14 Del ll'i. l'.. AtillrigF PriCf,,,kle 111 Ditto rough ' ‘lla (i Gravel ....,.. Its 01 Gond !)real .... Yellow Snap. -.4 a 744—..M0at101, 1113.-...C0r01, 111. c a ,,,11.,. p.r Jti7 , :t,, lip!, 41._. 7. -Motilds, 11s id . . sum. 66 to 6410 each 42,1 to 2,4 Ditto, 6U to 6511,. each Mt to ti 4 Mientitonto flicks • t V I ,I to lid Doesio4 Hiecs.. l7l to 1611 Fins C..ch 1% ., 'e5.... ti; to 7 , )a ,_Ctop Hides fit cutting 1• i ..214 to 4§l Pld fkato.r. l7a to 14; ear sks.,o to 401 b. pm Dipootts..,, 2t;4 !G 66t1 Mt% 3O to 7c1b... 754 to 7.7 , 1) ito., 70 16 60111. lPci 16 Sid:. ' Small Seals (Gr , eolaht!) ,.1i1 to 45.1 1 i Large 4111,u lt . rJi to 1419 p.., dot o Tottoett Home Hideo .1.4 to SSA each. COAL.IIIIARKkt. Vii. 16 S:dr. at Market. Sold. Price. $1 .N...tet.tle a „Swirl , r:4q i 60. Od. a 41s til I %aim& Cud 1 431 Fkl a ti 33 PRICE. OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. /lank Ste,:k flit 3 pet' Cent. Reduced Z; pee Cent 0 MINAS • . oil il • per Cent • pet Cent Navy " • ... .. '66 Long Anituine. .....Ifi 13 I lettpetia . 3 pet Cent ... DMA Annuities 0 . is limbs %tack • 1.15' Ditto Bond, Excioniu.r Oil's liolla Aar , . . . . . f ir .iiitE s . i'F.toiiNt; . 0414 SINIIATII. • tvrh.:aee took ple:•. et Strtf,ol till's 'nett' 13 :itti...ick:stinare„ 1,. biehnien. end al:lndy-tit -e.xe.c.'W.l. x 2 eat thither to present their disa., It hat ?iron a customs for a leNist, VI e ate 'fiella where the atray by. r Lorroz, tun the merit' of 11.13"kbb4iIr. troupes of disorderly venom trlo it: exhibitions about the Cele Viz 110 el ncietr were gi•ing to prayer., reg. tt a Orli sAnCt. that 1: inirlii.sts Iveik F r i ithabitants of the &lumen. lit . ,aitistrate. issued a mandate *Or k i ,. , „,.. 4 la . .:Onstdh!c, to at:cid at .d pot . s . ot‘ LSI. nn stm,tay mr,rninic, by t .14ng .•.. oi-." tfie peace iotts eustody. Tbs. ft i L. sieves amicants. wont 4.4.e k . q 1 . N as taking place,and,sf:er httakim.hs i t cornSatants V• At IA k'4l 4%14 ..v.% . ~, - .1 reheated; and af....rvenriC: I " . , .. a general con caned, la w.' • :• Per: driven away It Wit orn4r.ei • , y armed wirh bludgeons. I::ec.c: : ten minute's. and si , me oT tt 0 (~• k _ i ii perately ossusdeS, rne4 tt :.• • •i!,trn 1, 4 , leErler. Two of el* riliendet, wire A•:.• y, and :iftn an tartailitiov at Fist,. A ): were iem:•.irdtid. 09e 'of t'.::i 11 .: • • Trott, as being vase rott, of th e dsfottuls so: it's at l'indico tonle ti nto nicer. CI ....,...--.......---......... THE ilidlikLi S. 71.0 IN.EXCiiikouE. Fab. if.. 7 the UENT PR,ICE OF GRAIN We lifs, 112.. 1 . 14.01. lts psi 1 ,. - T . es. dud. i T.cl. Ilaspos ;,s.i.. 4% 111 , It I 41.. Od. Oat. Yds .::u t .". Fria WA; 0.1. Paanat 3V. :2.; ,' . 1%•! , ~ ilk. ed 'expel...of Pet bal. {b. K.. I. els Q,'. Ft ,e Flo •r 6,. 7.ft sirs ..... . 46.. Od. flocot.d. Ws IS et . . _ • FMCS OF 110F6 r i reeks,. to 'll 13s 1 twit .51 -.. to* /t). ie. to 01 lill Sussex 41 .4. so S. 111. j to il Jo Parnhirn... 41 -. in 9 e.. , S VI. It x Y AND STO.A4t . I F. as trottscOasos• ri. 31 0. 04 Hay SI 16• a ii 1. to SI 6.10.1 New • el es A e y,,, 14 CI. to Mlle a II to Stew SI 10. I - - I Or IiFILLU-Momoss, 11 , 44 to itqttllll otial--per Well of 416. Ka S. nal Ve..l . S. o.l to 74 • ' a ha . 4411 Pair 4. EJ to Is V .1, or e TTTTT VIIII PAT. In Abitlat 1,/30-.41115e11. )0.000. - AND LkAIMI:Ati.U.II. MALI+ L.N. 114 the Cascabo. I to 4. 141 1 Veal gs 04 I. et t 4 : to 4. 4.1 Putt 4t 116-143. 114 'RICE .0. TAI.I.OIV - - ..I .34 ,64 r0w.. Taboo Ne (3. ti e. ... 9. tit Yellow I:ttota -. 011 56. Gi K et. a 711 atstt ditto .... +-L. Mk A a .....-- Sul. di l l . • •••• 5! . .1 If 11 tes ti sfeitiog teitt..-6. 111,. l'.. „09 Si Ditto tough ' ‘1.4 a Gmv~...; Good Drees .... -.4 a 74 , -sOtott:oi, ci.-sicitli,V•s. 3 r ..iti.,....0, 10., 641.--Moulds llt id. . _. • '6l4:r. Lti . Lt. t i. IHt../4. 2 iln„ each 88,1 to 1.94 Th. ascii 64 , 1 to ' 4 1 54 Its • 4 Vl , l to lid 1 1... 1 7 ,1 to 1811 114 . to 8 9 a cutting 1•1..2141 to 2SI 17a to lir, to 4014. pas Ilitosas..s t4l :0 V6a to ;rib- .Set to 3.34) to 64:16. t Pcl 10 342 r naeoltu.d) ...441 to 4521 i tOji 0. 14% per dna ... Hideo E. 4 to 631 each. -- . 311AL-MANKVT, irsi. 16 S.M. Price. , e q i 391 Ocl. a 41s 06 Ditto Bonds ktelirquar is loma t i. 42. liana for b2 14., T. R:sH, 4, eornhill, and 9, Clifiring•cora. i. COUIVE OF I....TCHANCiE, Fag 17. Ages woos o :4 7 If. Denim .. Doh: as bagi.4 .. 33 10 • I Veva, it. C.... 32 Do. intl. Rotro.bir. c. L. 11 11 2 U. Lisbuta GI $4 • W. Oporto 614 Aiteaa PIM. • . *II ••i.• 14 10'Lliar. (lark • In Vitus 2 Vs.. IN 14 elt , I I I ua. 1. I. 11.”01.101Pla J 14 14 • Portugal Goblin Caws esta :291 tlkrzt. a.. 4 liar. Der es. 4 Don.; • New Drob'omis... 11ad.tA jot effezt. Dolls .s Ditto - S./PEP to Bars ...• rimoa - Leglifiro 4314 I.ii Agio • n the Bank .1 14...1 ' Naplna M sO pr. rent thATI-IS. Saturday last, Mr. Fish, of Mutfor4 Norfolk: in r./.lfilini Beceleinsurbiet, th'e b,,. took fright, by be Wl' thrown (auto( his gig, awl killed on the ilio4t. • On toe 10th tact. at Saubrnlye, Irelaii.i, in thit OA year °Char age, Mrs. - 31teit, relict of lat. Joh.. %1 ep, Fai• a" 3 .n Altar to I.iluteiiaiit.Colooil cicisto;.lust 11, era, now on hi , imaago In Jamaica, an.l auarter-M.h.ter t.. is.. G.rcn nn that ..t..tton ..-ratiegrric CPU hard.) •tt.' ton !ugh 01 •\ tit IVOg the character of Ilia tiuly rowed un.! 0.1 Satunidy last, a ftor a few days ill new, at his test at If sow slJw I 41.4•1, B:1- h. I . ..i.otar Majaapf.Justscase the Peace for the coact.- -I Shiffmd. • HI W ATM( ruts DAY, AT I.,..)Nryw BNIDGF.. Mor' . 8 min. after 10 1 E 2....45 min. Owl lc • _ _ .. - LONDON !—Printed Ist 0. DAVIDSON, No. 17, Do.. Co • rt, trow-sarrot, t!..vent•Crarders, and pablahert at 14. (Mier, N.. lb, Back of St. elen...her Church. snood. • . W. stvetc, of No. 7, Now Wiltrm-street, I Ate Untort, tx. for 11%4 Paper s gent to ma Office well tio dolt ettaerl4l AWE . .