The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1808-12-17 00:00:00

Altbouels. therefore, ..protty fully detailed to. paper ; yet, at the subject • of considerable import brooches of the comma- Printers. we deem it • summary of the pre triqh otitis was strongly occupied the Court till hive o'clock in the , Mr. Serjeant Leas, an.l insel for the Plaintiff; shill Serjeant ONsLow, r the Defendant. broaght by the Plaiotiffi a •,• to recover the !IMO of itainlity of paper sent to in Salisbury-coprt, for rork called deschersit's alio another, called Au it Which were mostly de tick place upon the 1)0. inocitlawf Peoessiaer e isb.s. evbieb IPlnfOthrnew deice edarbe of tbeir dealing s to insert lita pods of ibis ensoodnin seder to a; therefore, for the Jury `the evidence made out If it did, Mr. Gil , be ••••Ol•Oft to Mi. Mennen. whether seteally wniti, or by negligence had ilavralas bad employed a 'Beaumont to eieweillit Audi ' the works in question, with a life to he prefixed; but calamity befalliyg that init. detay hod been occasioned, to of both parties, who were expediting the publication.— paper delivered by the Plaintiff 'l3l. ISt. ; from which deducted, the sum of portion thereof was Raved delivered to him; leas- I id. the sum now elais• called for the Plaimier .4 the two former at limas, bookseller. in Pa . eriscie• a stationer, wily sold lit es •1 1 4**40 Nr.Maerliaa,‘ Sin Ms; Patinae, fortune' le ow Plawttt, Dflc. lltiehasie bewlz. 1111W11111004 Mr. Joseph BINISOT, statia. mer, r. Samuel Hamiltoa, printer, Mr. Charles lA*6, Clerk of ere Imperial FirsLoSce, James Killian), a warehouseman to Mr. Gillet, Mr. W Wilkiuson, Clerk at the Phceilia Firei.offier, cud Mr. Welter M`Dowal, printer. Of these, the testimonies of Wilkie, Sumer, Paterson, and New by, were the most tuaterinl, from them it ap peared that soon after the fire open Mr. Hamilton s printing premises. in Yaleon-essurt, in 1803, when the same work was also burnt, then in the course of printing, the Defendant had observed that hook .selleni could suffer no loss. should is similar -accident happen to him, as he had always iosured ; that soon after his own fire, he intimated that a di- i .ote existed between him and the Im perial Fire-office, as to the actual amount for which he had insured, the . % stetiuug it at 50001, while he elleged it to be 60001.: that in confirmation of this statement he pulled out 0 pocket-book. andleod the different items of the sum lie bed insured, in which wee actually area written ininteell the words ", goods in trust ." that upon dal Defentlauee call lugs lmt our eesssiteoilhOrtly pevioas t• the file sewn bin non presultan, he iotiniated to Mr. Maw -Metre 'hewn:till, that ii the •goode were not taken ;Ivey within a month, or, as one witness mid, two sthoodni t they must ninon at Mr. filidnosim's risk I thenoliy evtdetpais itenVing, that before that period theT still replifined at his own risk ; anti lastly, that b, isosonmailitstsi he had had with Aar. Lltay, Secre-t tary of the imperial Fite-office. he Mood, that Gentleiaeu was mime his friend than lie at test took him to be, as he had leturtit from . him, that by omitting the words " goods in trust," in mak ing oiatUs claim against that office, he could de feat Mr. Illewnsan's attadimetit. nod dear bins self of all responsibility for an ; other person's( Rood M In addition to these facts. pone,: by Lem*. that he had received el. from t- e as a (ketosis for an insurance to the amount of SOunl. jointly upon furniture, house, and stoek.iit trade, it beteg left for subsequent determivatidn what proportion of each, and of " goods in trust." should he stated in the policy. l%lr. Gillett, how ever, had negleeten calling at time office, according to promise, in order to effect the insonance ; which out being cninpleted previous to the fire, it was at first doubted by the Insurance office, whether or Mot he was Hominy entitled to any compena riwa whatever, although 50001. was afterwards paid by that office.. Mn Wilkitistm, Clerk at she Phantix Office, probed that 11r. tiillett had inst.', eal with diem from the year l'Snu to I with efight variatsons, to Lie maenad of bout. upon stock in trade, isteosits, good, is trust ; siti..e the last of douse years be had entirely diseontinut d insuring. Ou the part of the Defendant there were called, • Mr. Andrew Wilson, Printer, Is Ito said that lie also had area the Locket-book in question, the morning halter the are, and that it did not contain the words geode in frau', according to t to best of his belief. • Sir Richard Phillips, boOkseller, in Bridge street, deposed. that he re nember;d seeing Mr. Gillett,* daring the of 'the lire, nail - warty float issonsiog, at Mr. ii , tor's honor. in Salisbury square, where tlit /Mien Mat and his family Wad Midis an *view. to wdking from Mr. Bonitor's ha*" • Mr. Gillett found a coat, which he had Wild the night before. lying ender some Aunt ture and rubbish. This cost the Defendant had previously espremed himself tuitions to find. as it contained in the pocket a book with memonanda, some of which were telative to the insurance he had effected. This book he accordingly found. and it conteinsd some bills and hank notes. The Defendant raid to the witness. that there nas some little uncertainty as to whether or not lie was in spired, and therefitre every . thing connected with that transactimi was of importance. He then opened the book, and conversed about it. (Being shi MU annuli book,with red boards,Sir Richard said that he believed it was the same one he had seen upon that occasion.) There was nothing in the pocket-book connected with " goods in trust." He himself had goods burnt upon that occasion, hot was insured, as were Messrs. Stock dale and Debrett, booksellers. Mr. Gillett break fasted with him oil that morning, after the book had been found. There had been previously a con versation between him, Mr Gillett, and some ether friends. as to how fat Mi.. Gillett was insured ; and this matter of solicitude had arisen the night before, when every thing was burning, and in a state of confusion. Mr. Mawman was present also the night the fire took plane, but there noihing said about the rocket-bo ok at that time; but M the morning Mr. Galin deplored the loss of his coat with his book of ' memoranda; but t'ie wit ness, and the others present, Mr. Bonsor, and Mr. AVil.on, told him, that the perticulars of it would be found at the Insurance-Office. He was only at that tame anxious' to kuow the exact amount of the insurance, and Mr. Gillett meaticped to him, that he was insured to the amount of 6,u001. Mr. flucketbridge, clerk to Sir Richard, also deposed shout his having seen a pocket-book pile (tweed by the Delintlfadt, in Sir MChisrd's . shop, the morning after the fire ; that it contained the items for which he bad insured, and that the words " good* in trust" were not inserted. He had not been. examined before, it having only lately tot:- corral' to him that he knew some useful particulars concerning this pocket-book. Ile tlentitied the book in question, as being somewhat like the one he had seen on that occasion. Mr. Day, Secretary of the Imperial Fire-office, was also present in Sir Itichard I'llol4lles shop, on the inorving shaded to ; and although he saw a pocket-hook, paid little attention to it, as he then thought Mr. Gillett had no claim upon the office whatever, and us he war convinced that if there were any insurance effecter', the items of it•would atipear at the office. Re recollected of the De fendant then reading about tiOool. bat certainly there were not " goods in trust" mentioned. In a fu ture conversatinii at the office, be toM Mr. Gillett that he would have nothhig to do with goods in trust, and adeised I* to make ho mention of such an item ; that he was etisvineed he had claim ; but that if •he trilled to state one to the Court of Directors, they would cer r tinily act les !lineally as they dill upon all other he ad1i..n.41 ►trictlytb his own iudi v.d.:4l hiss. • This . - witness paired the entry the '-p* $l. Sege the Deposit paid by the Dolhadoot for his iiesillionce of 60001. as men but ed by a' former witness. William Mitchell, a printer, in the service of Mr.' Gillett, deposed as to Mr. Lane, the bookseller, of Leadenhall-street, having, in 1790, employed Mr. Gillett to print a novel ; and, in eonsideration of his (Mr. G.'s) undertaking the responsibility of in surance, he was to pay him an additional shilling per sheet, that is 185. (iustead of 175.) the change for printing each sheet. Charles Burd, in the service of the Defendant, spoke us to his having applied to Mr. Muwmait's warehouseman to take away some of the woe hs that were finished, but could not say he had ap plied to him particularly about Amacliariis. Mr. Serjeant SHETMERD, in an able reply, ani madverted upon the testimony of the Defendant's witnesses. It had been attempted to be shewn by Wm. Mitchell, that, in 1790, Mr. Gillett had an additional allowance of Is. upon every sheet, to indemnify him for the trouble he took in insuring' Mr. Lane's goods. But this appeared, upon the face of it, to be very improbable; beettu,e the :sty ment of is. upon every 17s. would amount to 5; per cent. wbile the sum to be paid for imotranee was only 5, oar cent.; which, iiith Qs. 6d. for the ditty, amounted only to 7s. 6d. for insuring 001.— The Jury, if they credited this story, must be lieve that none but an idiot would" have paid nearly 51. 10s. per cent., while, with very little trouble, he might have effected the insurance him self at the rate of PI- CA per cent. The Loan Lint? Jlsrrce, in his address, stated the nature of this action, and ob.,erved, that it en tiroly rested upon the credit they were disposed to . givwto the witnesses upon one side or the other, as they were very contradictory. if the ti,dimonies of Bolisor, Paterson, aid Newby, were believed, it would put the matter he)ond all doubt, as they cotiortned um: u no: tier in n molt probable stori Mr. Gillett must vidently have been stating some about goods in trust to Mi. Day, otherwise there a mild have lis.vai na ;occasion lor that Gentle-• man to advise him to put in his claim Individually. W •• regard to the story told Is) Sir Richard Phil lips, m s , I eoekelbridge and Mr. Wilson, as to the book, it was 41 inconsistent with the other testi mony, that it apps reel as if it were ai.other book, of a similar appearance, they were speaking Aecording . as they believed tt r evidence of these witnesses, it must Ise presumed thit a gr. at deal of error had taken place en the ride or the other. The Jury, alter a iniuute's consideration, gave a verdict for the Plaintiff, fur iOB6l. NAFIL lELLIGENG E. POKTAMOCITH, DEC. 1.5. The port bas been dint up for several days, by a very thick fur, but this morning it cleared away, and the wind came to thy N. E. The West India convoy got under weigh this afternoon, and sailed under convoy of La (avail., Satellite, Subtle, .Pela rug, Lily, and Surinam ; and the Mediterranean convoy, with the Phabe and Camilla, and Sparrow kasek, fur Guernsey, with a convoy. Sailed the .Ifricaine frigate, Capt. Ragget, for Gibraltar, having on board the Duke of Orleans ; and the Clyde, Commodore Owen, for the Downs. Arrived the Thalia frigate, Captain Manby, with dispatches from Gibraltar ; and the Zealous, of 74 guns, Captain T. Bop., from the Downs.—Wind N. E. Do ER, This day we have had a heavy git:e of wind from the N.E. in consequence of which several vessels have drifted from their anchors in the Downs, and drove past here, and several have brought up in the roads, among winch are two of the late home ward bound East litliunon. One brig is gone to the westward, without anchor or cable, having parted from one in the Downs ; she after wards brought up off here, but driving foul of ano ther brig, was obliged to cut, and run to leeward. A light collier is on shore, behind the North Pier Head, but will most probably be got off next tide, havitig received no damage. Came iii the George and liarria, of and for Dover, Hall, with a cargo of coals. DEAL, DEC. IS. Put bock, by adverse winds, the Aiken., Mont rose, Union, Sir William Patary, Worcester, and the Northampton Ewa Inelintnea; each with the loss of au aeettor and cabin. except the Northampton. Two of the East liadiatorit and two whalers are gone away roui..l the hitid to leeward. —Wind N.N.W. Mows hard, with taut. •Irl . 11111 • . . Liw terteLuuEivor. .. —.... COURT 01 KING'S REINA .., , AIILDItALL, Dee. IG. —,e— CALIANCE T. DstltC. This was an anion upon 4 ponvy of iiintrance, on a reiisel, the coarter, et and from Ncelou..l- - to Portugal and EO A LOket. The, policy w. 14 effected , its the month of Adgust, 1807, r., 4 11e the • eeeiel watat ffteefoulidtand, mid else did out sail on• her -voyage hone till Ntoi•inber, when she foal.4l..reil 4t sea, uud WIS lOat. 'Pie defence 11144, snit th- I. l l.4iiitiff, did not, at flat tiioe of inutthf;;; the insurance, make kiiniiin to Ow tiirli.atliiiit that the vesseili.o2lll to r. ,• employed ou • the mink fishery before - Istr retort), and consequently exposed itie.the (*eager of cowillig I I home an, vriotee, ad OF the tune when the Peiliev wee etect 11. It ea* 'ivied * un ihri`triel„ tai. be Use Mat.> cosi. : Niii :or 'Heel's 'fig o".t to Newlibnild'And lit tae o,i tuner, eitlt,r;tu; g , en the btuk hslinry. or clic t ',rip short voyege*, to the test of 'Lineal:a. • before ...ley retereed tto Europew th their cargoes. ' The Court het it dote it that ihsf e au act to be deo* ems vcniforiairom toactletit. ' 'clete 4 , . 1 7 1 "*". J it we im rooaralment dot to I. yAbat ant. anis 4 . mitrintamaly the Jury found are lAr the non- 1 eill6Ouseatoi I agt: • • - . 1.. - - 11111TAIIT 6...escesities,* tip: -. Tim Phiadithed beau part ovtner,444 44 wiel'l one* •mlaqtheraisd.tela. 'Mini wers . three of the same Mahe patinvieTis iliac, sled es ItiChPftntr*t th-y acted s spas to the egg& ipid.asloch sets : , girl thei rtkeenaliiiitla the afeeplif fur. is.slicre. I . lii'llanoneemerta tney chersiail bird with „ - @helium-- mente before the credits the y had upon certain or- . tido were expired. and beroes::htith -time they hailliserieries. imelrent.. the Menai .was obliged to mg-foe their article, to the furnisher*, and he • breambeilil! lareterit action. to recover the amount free the perVsidaisatai. This wie resided... Ann, use the /alien. would not lit. as they were merely , agnate ; 'and alai that having Commanded for ten shlHist„, ....t the pound, they could not voluntarily gilt the fi.ll amount of his deurmnal sppposiug them Unlit?, tie the iidury of the other cnelitors. J-utirt •Ons of opinion the action was well tai iarM the Piaiittiff entitled to recover. Verdict for the Plaintilithinviges. t gOl. . , . . tosses v. *alum • . This wee an action' to recent the TOW trif a quantity at Mofleira wiae. ' - in the Year tBl4. twenitr.imen dozens .411e— atm ra were lodged, ''s.. account of the Plaintiff. at the lons, of Os MON. Priajpe, resident at Misetlak..., in *rim. She died the Value year ; and the bunse, wig* she left to time Pleilitith, wee then let I. the figment.* A the wine entreated to his rare. rill a of the Pleintity Irma the West lade. • ire= *enmite Liphie ',stun'. he ;applied • *a gigs. ashea be.fam•d-ic i-ad been coneunked itt.ll66enaleast. witembsami to ho auevrerenle it . 411466.6 . ier the Pltimtiff was closed, .• , AU -GO eiv. .CoMeled fee the De- lb &V ' A& PteieNiti.. argb 614-111ba . ...*:e . lifiralrff"" 74 .o Viihil e iiir'` i • ii listisfi**. $4O cOrlZzriiii• . . .. .. ;Aida .ipdrid • ..: • ' lo 111 AliaV i• • •••• '"- ' • •••••••e* 0. 4/MLITT. *- Tim OWN of the PiaiNtiff-stid •'Defitndaitt are I abtoodk&uld4 6 /watipmed rpm teadort; as nail as tbO 1 llet ere ' ibapete ' ... this .v,.., , • ' Me the • tams of the. erred* I • nes :if tiled bellerekeal.mdshill end Puy. tlit- "lß MN OM 111(111111111 OC was a mein rest /Meng of Widow* . sides ; arid upon 6 1 "SEA. =tuba aieclemeeme L efeefeebed upon the .•••.:,. , ir r intor„=l::;,:y-it . widener j Ila third enc. it proceeded upon the reinsd of st specific egvermeot or understand- ing ktettareets the uertim. that*Mr. Ciillett was to us- lam "Jae Plaintiff". goods. Althoueb, therefore, i lbe bP7!er hem been already pretty fully detailed to- taspnblic through our paper ; yet, as the subject of t ellia action it a matter of considerable import. Mai I* tie *levy extensive breaches of the comas u- Zrtriloeiteelkre and the Printers, we deem it illerptalgo to gise • summary of the pm. oelikelbrupon this third trill, which war strongly easemtod upon both arleeo m md occupied the Court ' from Imes dill•ollelleng till live o'clock in the - . ie tt; eleant Stalemate,. Mr. Svrjeant Lees, ant Mr. lifoLoofte, were Counsel for the Plaintiff; rind 1111 'See VAVOSIAN; Dir. Serjeant ONst.ow. we, Mr. SlAtillYATT,fOr the Defendant. 1 his was .an action brotight by the Plaintiff, a bmkealler in the Poultry.' to recovet the sour of 1,010, as the 'Aloe of a quantity of paper sent to the Defendant, • printer, in tialisbury-court, for the pacpose of printing a work called dascharsit's Trwiilbliwg• GINOC.; gad eltio another, called Ala- s/rife Dalin/say ; bath if Which were mostly de- tratd by is lire; . *NMI teak plates upon the 1)6- s e poseakiee• in the Menther;:leeemharsiSlts• thifThaErk Mt hit ee sw ki the Na lPhel me ef le flbe titil their ritter Stade ' •Iresi their &slit% 31r. Mod nadintalten to insert lba goods of Mr. Illiernsia, tin Mat to hie melody &in seder to lorries+ The question, therefore, for the Jury to dotermine wet; 'whether 'the evidence made out say agreeeient to that efket ? If it did, Mr. Gil- lett was se be anstretabh to Mr. Mammas. whether he had seeted_ly insured. or by negligence had *wilted M do ate • Mr. hesernmea had employed a 1 person of the name of 'Beaumont teseweilit Ana- 1 ekarsie. the principal of the-works in question, with seine alteretime, end a life to he prefixed; but owing to a dolvedie calamity befalltyg that init- . %ideal, considerable delay had beets occasioncd. to ~ the disappointment of both prties, who erre h equally interested in eaperliting the publication.- - The value of the paper delivered by the Plaintiff 1 to the Defendant, we. 171131. Ist. ; from which cl.ina, however, fell to be deducted, the sure of{ 1261. 6s. 6d. fo e what portion thereof was aired I from the conflagration, and delivered to him ; lenv- i ing a balance of MA. es. slid. the sum now claim- ed by the present action. The Witnesses who were called for the Plaintiff were t h e so .ne es those upon the two forintr al l lOUS, vu. Mr. George 11'ilkie, bookseller:in Pa•vrixe,- teirsrow. Mr. John Morgan, a stationer, wily sold I FROM 11.1.0YDN LIST. Gm a /triton, Dan. ta—Pmsed by the London Parket, Blightlioini, Iran St. Ulan; Gallset Srhesner, Smith, heel Malta ; Ileco , Sitamoa ; Aim.rell, Hugg ; Progress, Parish; Prospect, 'Lithe ; Ned the nedatason, (heen, Crum Quebec ; Planet, Langly Lilingback • Britannia, Fier; and the M•iria, Chaff, hem Ihmokliulci.a.Bailed the Maria, Wil lard, fur I)ublin. - • 1111 4: asps, lo Standeste Creak—the Hope, Malaga. At Sontlistoptuo--11se London llis ; and die Lord Nelson. 'Af ark , ' II At Brasmarie-.4leit Desjamis eqdlarklAb. —, Erse 'Mabee. At Plymouth--Ile Fanner, friPai Cluehee. At Liverpool—the N routine, Rea) ; and the aortas, Drayton, from Gottenhorgh. At Bridlington—Om Peheall. James; Juno, Jackson; and the Helen, kirk, from Gottouburgh At Liabon--tbe Amity, Besant, from Loudon. At Stockholm—tbe Nelson, Coverall:We, from London. At Cadiz—the Alert, Illifhloy, fruw London; and the Ad venture, POlllOll, how Liverpool . At Hayti-4kt Carlton, Chat, from Liverpool . ♦t Neticastletha Fortitndo, Milian, froin Gottenluirgh At Cork—the John, Monday, front Quebec ; Bet.y, APPlicte, from St. Chet; Felicity, Crum and Burillua, Status, from Lisbon. Saturday last, a dead whale was east on shore be tween the cult Pans and Parton, wear %i intehaveu. It is 50 feet in length. The Maria,—, of and from Calmar, for --, is carried into Dover, • having becu found et at v ithout any person on board. • The Earl of Moira packet, eonithinded by Capt. Wm. Pettair, which sailed from Liverpool on Sunday se'nnight. arrived at the "igeon-Hoaqe, near .Dublin, on Tuesday, under a heavy gide at W.X.%'. Owing to the severity of the gale, the Laswkitell„ another of the Liverpool packets., "Lids the yacht, which sailed in compani or. Sun... day ss'aniglit, did Not arrive in Dublin harbour until Wednesday. I \'l; ,1.4. DOWAY COUIVIEFt, Jc:cc 25, 'se, 1 1 1AIMAs, .11,:xf Advice' *fro the rootwartl otttni.o", that Lent Pantos., an of and a bta t e sc ,„ of th - Fox fitgree, lattiott Leen bent on bnrsor at;. rice O ' I:ic tOtat 114 Hisal , H, h, d , fr.tm the et. 1,11. biort of the lorst's inl4l47tte, Feett blown nto, and the whole ty pert, tl. Specie, t o the moonlit of "tie million and a half sterling, on account' of do: Enbt !Ain Company, Was intro; led flout Ulnas, in litir last. The Lad:ones It.al Iseenioe verruntuerous and trolible,onit- to tht; cosstmg trAt• T e .. Bombay cruisers hid' prem'et!ded to survey the pia. ran's, end it i. loopert that•the situation . df tLmr dimgerous shouts wit; be so fteettratelylsiel down • to insure greatest hasty to fits ships navigating t 1 Chios teas. cattalo. arc% Sok Tie A k,orair, Captain Lew:mouth. with a r rr taltlable curxn, sys 'Utkiii lip Snisno A ah ry Fri uch privateer, Ca!rtiori .114-piter, a who had also taken the it'yorpli, helonglog to l'ettni. Tit E MAl:if Eri. CORN I'itCHANGE, DEC. 16. Wheat ill's Jay is iu toidL R sup , sly, awl to Tett. bet.-/ in sale, at rather loser pekes. 1 ..I. Ia raibe.- exeeptinn , prints samples. Malt at lee, Peas, and P. 41 'adv . dee , !elittion, Contioee at little ves,atioli g roxi no Icktabont S7a. per. ~us.ter. There are tolerab , s stippli. ufOsts, and oaks tbereuf w quoted rather lueer. Fiutte plestifull y at last prices. CURB ENT AF ICE OF GRAIN. Wlleat .. lira. oils. 9 s f Brass (4.44) - G. 1/9t. 04 Fine ditto (nee).— pas. !v.. ,e.k Berle(litd) 7.4.7' 544 Rye .. .. ... ... . ..... SrA. tius ...11 Its. 3Ts. ACC Barley ... ..... —see. il'Al. ud• Po 01d5... 4lll 4tIL 4 Malt ,4a. is,,. Potato' ditt0...... M. 64 %lite PCJIS ( ... ins. 14 . 43, 5. , . ..3. ed. , ....Md. ,sit. / (bui:e111) • In/ Fltp/ 1. / ,'./ Grey Fees ' Mk. 5i.... ee.i de . ... ..... . . UXBRIDGE. 144.1111ADi11. Dcc. IS. .51ad. to mi. .4211 —d. (0 4tft. --d. .3m.. —d. ..60s. —.a to 630 —d. —d. to sss —d. to Cr , — I Cire4lllllreetor'S Murat, per load Barley, per quarter Oats Beam sew I PRICES OF HAY AtsD S 1 si.a%l Y. s I Er+ 11 •T.. antes. %HIT. t. pF Hay, SI. 5..11D 61. @L. Od. I Hay sl. to Straw,ll. to 11. Ida. Od. Ara, —1 —s to id. es r, dl. us. to 71. 7s. 14 1r*w, 11 145. to 11.1,,,s BMITP I'IELD=Dgc. This day% Market bad a easePerable sutipli 10 t kind,. a Cattle 8e.4, tti.4,11,4 Vert, reerlerere than oar hot rii.nit. Pork sold at lalt.pri - e, abr..* Inds to henna! was aid over brisk. The taloa ur tlic Hay 'Altrket were Sh aw has droprcd an pr et since 'lu. dao. Market. ( hwrr fetched a bctter pure. Hay rld at price Ws subjoin aaa oceanic shit:rm . nt of the prices and triadiets. To sink the Offal- r stone of iff.. 8eer..... 2s. ad. to 45. tod.• need of Cant this eiF !II atton.. an. met to Ss. od Bouts ........ i.4%0• Ed. to 7w.. Stter:p Pont.... .so. WI. to 70. bd. Crecy- -0 Limb... or. od. to w. od Pap .. SAIIITHFIEWHAY . MASK F.T, May 5l. os. 04. to 61, 6.' Straw 11. 111. id to 111118. Mover— .. us. 04. tO 71. pi. '.41• ISEINIMATE A4O Ebtinitliii.E . gitti/Z:r6. (By the S'arrass.) • • • • . eat - 111. 41111.. loos. • Aid. Veal oa. 04. toles • 04. Minton 3s. I 0,46. od. Pork 30. od. to ark 04. COAL-NOR ET, DE cL at at a 16. Dirt at Ma, ker. ,* S•Orl. • Prir4. as .. Nowt:tad, l9..'.'r. 44•• 6.1. a sit. 31. 3 ..Surptri laud 1 ..ensaitrt, .. .... oa. SS, 4, M. .t. DIVIDENI) PAYABLt: AT GUILDUALt a ON MO/IRAN': urn-meet, LticLater-ficlils, rniCF: OF STOOKS YESTERDAY. Bank Stock George Dario, two-draper - 'I 3 twr Cut. Reduced ? 63/11 4 lot ( 'ail I.ong Annuities. l3 . Imperial 3 per Cent. Oswalt's,. I mile Builds ............. ........ 4 !" Mini. . Exchequer 11: ill, English Luticry Tickets .2.9. i9s. Consols for 661'1 7 T. BUM, StneVnuttcr, 4, Ceirobill, an&,,Chsring-eriss. . _ COURSE OF F.XCITAVGE, rtic.74 — Amaterd..m.... 39 10 11 V. 1 I.loiloo 69 Ditto at Stglit.. 39-3 Oporto Rotterdam c. f. to 9g U. Dublin Databurgh .... at 4 tr .. tuck .........• 9 Alton. at 5 l i U. Itimiltix. P.ri. I)ftio t's to • liourdeaus. 94 V tsuluz Mad' it 44iefrective 111111.014 C:oin and Ibus 1. r. l• : per ve 9 0 Doubluvna New Delius v 5 7 Silver in liars n n e I.trilare IN spin thipos so Liv. Pie. New Lotto. (esett) n n Akio co the Bank ii Itolla tart A I per Cent. MARRI AGM At IClltata, Wm. .i;;;;11:1t11,1:.seg of Nirtds , tuol , . coosty Westmeath, Lieuteuaat in the North May., M. 4 Emma Stuck, youtw at dau4hter of the Right itsv. Lo. Bishop of Kansas. On the tsfh alt. at Pately-beidge, Mr. Rahrrt Lone' of Atirer-bill, aged aeveateeo years awl sin tounahs, to a• Margaret Holdsworth, of Stoney-bank-hall, a; ,, dAm . )ears sad alerts, usaoths.._ I)EATIIS. TAtely in the neighbowi hood of Kenninir, ie Ow . _ parish, at the axe of 04, Matthew A rburkle: s % • honest and laborious :uan, who cruilltald, tworatat •, large (Amity by the iadostry of his owa frauds ; 1.41 what is r. inarti.ittle in ibis aisles ease is, that lie and hit •ife, a ii.iit;hter anal ha r hushaud, grand.danltter si.d her :Its were all alive till within these few days, so that the shale three generation, of fathers and farther, wets In :pc at the maser tune, without a breAch on either stir. the the sth instant, in tba 69th year of his ay, at hi, seat of il'ardour Castle, in the county el 'Wilt,. the 11.1 ht lion. Henry Lord Animal!, B a ron of Minio-, count of the ilbly ROlllOO Empire. Pets ancereited is his Hi::: by I:'s Etat emus, Jars= Evened Area dell, Esq. of inactru-k*li, la the cutout, of Lineuht. IHCH WAI ER, THIS DAY, AT LONDON-SW fIU Mars. is ..usiu. altar.. I $ livesi after...l LONDON: Prtuted by G. lIVIDSON. No 19, 1. ' 14 Dosvell-court, ep-atreet, sae published at the u 0,.... We. Rack of St. Clemirm'. lrareb, Strand, h. J KF*TP., aCsano. phtr , l—ftv.t.rn, er. fur Mit ilre twat bet thOir st.e 414 d Ed