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~• smoSassiteatai Dveembet last. Dariat tltd Miele .Mie OMB* of May Mr. Gamin was a emeasber 4 die los_ eiteiet ism; he (moved to be so before b e be wertMt.Sberiff; he never 'Weeded tiny netting. nor Mist stay other act except paying a subscription of iwe /Ames. Creho-miatainvd by Mr. Scsautre.—Witness is hawser, Assistant Secretory to the Association; ie net in soy business, but lives on the mesas 10elmoteses • be was in the Manchester trade two are, aid sever bad any other tensions bet i tt "l . The money received from Mr. Goren wee • l iar imistened; it went into the general fund. Mir.'csa submitted that even his Learned Friend'- own *names had proved his Scar. hat's) ceae. From the testimony of\Mr. Sharpe it repaired that tiering the whole of tile month of i l / 4 1.ty Mr. Garrett, em • member of the Society; be bpd left• his money in the concern', mod Must therefore be considered es • Prosecutor. The Loan Cii,u Juretcs stated to the Triers *ippeetion for their decision. The indictment, it ••gippegeo l f, ode found on the 17th Wry. The list 4 Ai, Amometims Ohs delivered on the 29th May, ,011 dm array was made hearty theend of the pre easing ,Decreibers 11 appeared that Aldermen lillervait was a member of the Asanci4tiat, a t the litt l e the prosecution cutouseuced. if therefore *fief were of glinting' that he had not ceased to lhe ew.nt , the array of the painael they would And 1 1 8141131 Cir. be Triere foetid that Mr. Sheriff Garrett ass suseef the ;armrests's*. ~ !the loss Caller JUSTICS mid, it would be moillev.teed fled all the other prosecutions by this eeitly would stand over. Mr. Thelwoll addressed the Court, and said 4. was one of the Defendants on a prosecution by 111101 illicitly, and for his orris part be would much • jetimr.take a Jury front the midst of the prosecutors . Ilan sustain the inconvenience of the trial standing p.v..r for en indefitiite length of time, The Loan Came Jammu inquired if he wished ;he cause not to stand over ? Mr. Theivoull wished It not to be concluded by what had been dune till he had an opportunity of hisaislitis with his legal agent. . The Loan Cuter JUITICII said, it should stand over till tee morrow, whets he might otielitiou the ;matter again. and s day be fixed fur the trial, if he shirel.l elect to waive the objection to' the ;simnel. The Court was crowded to excess during the Inhale of the they. sod when the Triers delivered 'Veit vetd.ct the greatest sensation was excited. No applause was articulated, but there wui a general bus of approbation equally intelligible es the loudest buzzes. OLD BAILEY, Faiose, Deentaza 14. THE ROBBERY AT MESSRS. COE'L robbery, of which so nisch bag bees beard of late, tame again ender the consideratloa of a Jury this moraine IS the form of as Issfictineet against Jolla Loop (wire has lees twice before monviettel during the present Sessiose) for **Rog, and Jobe Riihrat for receiving, knowing it to beim been stolen, 42 yards of paperamaginge, the property of Megan. William sod Thomas Cox. The circumstances of the firmest ease were briefly them: The Prosecutors having received informatio n by as emerty meats knee that Len was pluaderieg them to a osesider; able iisnoust, employed some police tracers is wailab biro. 'they followed him one doorman' from the warehouser se she Prosecutors to the Lien sad Lamb public-bonse is Goan. j • hoe, with the paper in question iu his posression, which they saw him there deliver to the Prisoner Ridost, who pot it under the coaster in the bar. The officers wailed until Long was gone, and them asked Wilmot where the paper was • which he had just received from themes who wee genie, and be asked with an apportion of surprise, 't Whet paper ?" The officers said be must know what they meat, fur they had just before seen hint take it. tie sof, however de clared that he knew nothing about it, and that he had sot received any paper from any person whatever. The orilleers I WWI/ searched loader the counter tad fumed the parcel which they had seen Long deliver to Ridout. The latter, and a ' female who was there, denied all knowledge of the perms 1 q whom the parcel belonged. Ridout being asked•by the palms whether be was the landlord of the house, said be uss. It sow, however, appeared that be was rot the lead. j lord, elibmigh he lived is the house, which was eshiely Parrewith paper stolen from Messrs. Cox. d i their defeat* Lang denied that be bad stolen the paper in (pestles, and Ridout said that Lune brought parcels ' oreaslnnaily to the house, to be left there for him, bet they were Meter' tied up is brows paper, sad be was wholly ig norant of their eualeats. • • A prison from the Golden-lane brewery said, that a person named %Vaymaa was always considered as the landlord of the house, and Rigout as his sreasit. A geetlentati in whore family Ridout had lived as a foot sies, gave him an excellent character for barmy. The IlecwaDaa summed tip the evidence, and the Jury married a verdict of Guilty against both the Prisoners. The same Prisoners were then spiv pot to the bar is *rininenny will) Joseph Waymon,and tried us an indictaiind, ealtilttist Long with Bleating, sod airiest sad Wayareau with ertreiviug, knowing them to have brew moles, a qaaallily of paper hangings and se, and a pot of paint, the pro perty of Messrs. William and Thomas Cox. TlieolEcers, a, in the former case, saw Long take isle the Lies end Lamb a parcel about the size of a eau's hat, w f orsereed with canvass, and appal/fatly of considerable weight, 'which he pot does le the her la die peewees of Aides, and • iris wife. In a few minutes afterwards the Prisoner, War name, entered the her, sad Ling sodded to him *Mogul say. lug say thiag. He then took the parcel and carried it away to same other part of the honer. In the evening, between ales and ten o'clock, the oilcan returned to the house whit a seerete warrant, aecompaeied by Mr. Cox, and proceeding up stairs,femed the Prisoner Mamie, in bed, and in a closet is die roost where be lay they found four whole piem ef gaper-hanging mad *event resemasta, and about thirty seers yards of bemire, a species of canvass used by paper-Imagers; mid below stairs they footed a paint put smarty fall of paint, oeigiaally while lead, bet a quantity of red lead had bees Mixed with it. The paper sad the bermes were ideatited by Mr. Coz as the property of himself sad partner; of the former there was • peril.a of a sew pattern, eerie of which had bees sold by them; the paint or the pot be could sot identify. Two rooms mod a staircase is the home had bees recently papered with paper identified by Mr. COX, as being of their meaufeeture, and similar is pas. *era to some of the reagents found in tie boom. On be asked by the oaken where be got the &Awes, Walleye noel *had purchased it of Long at four-pence a yard; in whi* Ridout, who was present, corrected him, saying, " Toe *se mistakes, we gave ive.penee a yard." Mayorga Mae held the slicers, that lie knew Loog very well, he was pewter re Messrs. Cox. The oaken proCeeded to talte away the rover and canvass, sad took Warman and Ridost into earn 'ray; epee which the wile of the latter mid, " I satrap esednued you against raving any thing to do with longs hot you would sot be advised, and now y ou are ruined. ". Neither Lon nor Rides* offered say dehisce. Wayesn ' put is a 'reifies paper, which was read by the Clelk. It staled that be was the landlord of ibirLon and Lamb, and iurrusted Molest and his wife, who were his servants, • ith the onasairraweal of his business in his absence. The Pri weer Loma used his hoarse ' and frequently left parcels there, as Is rernmeely dolls tut mechanics and men of every de scriptive i• the public-houses which they frequent. Two of the rooms is the Lutist and a alai being in a coadition le require oesipaphr.lmogios, tang offered In %). them, ' leg that he emald de; them cheap, as his employers would favour him by letting Wm here the material. at the whole male trod* prier. Vadrretagdiag it to be a nimanima Practise far working saes of ANN every trade so get goods in that nisener from their own employers, he agreed in give the job to Ling. se Wise a cosionier. lie lamented that by the nirmsedioary cirereastainar of Ridow, who was grisly his ser vant, bring ischnied with him in the isdietiont, he wow deprived of the beorlit of his testiosemsy, gad aloe of that of his wife, who could have fully subwastigwill his isogonic* 011ie tames with which he was charged. lie ales waled the papering of his rooms, end partieglarly of his Maness* was as act of public notoriety in the neighbourhood, it WWI 'peel, dam I. the sighs of she eostousers pansies S. sod fro is He hone; mad he urged epos the attention of the Jury the extreme improbability of • penes in Ms ninalion lug ihe open and public exhibition in his beam of property Ogles from a tradesman in his immediate neighbourhood, if be had known, or ever suspected it to have come ion she pommies of the pingo in valet it try unfair noraiss. . About thirty tradesmen, of the greatest reopeetaMlity, sp . peered as winnows to histhanwon, wid spoke of bias in the strongest Seems as an hogest, upright, and kbenti man. The Recommit seemed up the case at great knob, tied she Jury retired, awl after being net shout half aa boor, retarged a verdict or i2Niffir against all the Primmer*. Mr. Away he said he had four other Wannest. of a similar mature, but be should indigo premien *peg them. 1 , ITDDLESILT SESSIONS, DgNotarit 13. • Jr•Opi Sharp was indicted for 'sealing four ounce, of • hand, value one penny, sad four ounces of beef, valise ore peoug, the goods of the Vicar of Twickesibani:. ' Amason Waled the enterer the prosecution, in ihe mom of Mr. Holland, who was Cousin in the tares. The Learned Gentlemas said, the Prosecutor was Vicar of Twiek. exhale, and she Prisoner was his gardeoer. Th. Prosecutor having incasing to make same search in a tool-house is the . garden, was struck at audio; • she of beef sad of bread, in ine of the drawers in which weds were kept. II happened very remarkably, said Mr. Arabia, that at this lime the Pro moter had a mead of beef dressed is his house, sod Da Clewing the slice in the drawer, he thought it very mach re issenbled the rowed in the larder; but for greater crrtaisiy, took it with him for dawn examinatiois • sad oa comparing it with :be round, be found they maid so exactly that he amid almost swear it was his owe ! The risibility of the auditory, which had scarcely been kept in check dean the former part of the stainers., here ale off all restraint, and the voice of the orator was drowsed peals of fanglike. As soon as silence was restored, Ibe Rewind Vicar was sworn, Ind having stated his ladling the beef and bread in she manner described by Mr. Arabia, mid he cooelndod from the coneplarion of the beef that it was his owe ; bat to racer fain ihe fact beyeed doubt, he cut a similar slice from the rased, and, is comparison, be found they coincided in all particulars!—(Rusin 11 linipider.)—He then sheered it to the Prisoner, who said it had bees gives him by his aunt, ; who lived at Camberwell, with whom he bad dined the day '.l.ollare, which was Sunday. The Pruerealgir said it was his; ; re Prisoner replied, you eaa't swear lo a bit of beef: Prose. • ester said, I have compered it with Nis slice, and i think ea. swear they were bulk cot from therialln nand. The laughter which the authority of she Court had wish dillegliy repressed while she Rey Prosecutor was giving his evidence, at this erlisclosio• become irresistible. Mr. ALUM' cressersoined the Prosecutor, who admitted, that on lading the beef be showed it to the took, who said it was sot his, being coarser in the grain. A torrent of the prosecutor's corroborated his evidence in some particulars: be said his master kept three or four car risers, cad lived Is splendour. Mr. Au.aw, fee the Defendant, said bs bad the Prosecutor's cook to prows, that the beef he found was sot his r and he had the Prisoner's mist to prove, that she gave him a slice of beef similar to the one taken fro. his. The Jere all stood ■p and said, it was siasecessary to eall nay witness, as there was Dodds; proved against the Prisoner. The Caesuras said, the Primmer hod hese hardly dealt with • he should ositber have been laaprimmed nor pr tildes such evidence. The Leveed fleattomaa also re gretted it had come before the Court, cm the Prosecutes's account, whom it bad subjected to as examietatioa that could not be Ovum... POLICE. .-.....- MASSION 110131111. Yesterday a ma, eased Jobs White, eras brought before the Lord Mayor, epos a charge of barium obtained goods ender false pedestal", to the amount of ISOL i , the property of J. Haldred. Mr. Alley otoodocted the prosecutioa. A Solicitor at tended es behatf of the Primmer. Mr. Jeans Medieed. ills Prosecutor, stated that he re sides in Love-lase, Aldermmaltery, mid is agent to Messrs. J. and E. Torras, of Hawkins, is Lancashire, damsel sod woollen-hom-nmenfacturers. is the latter et (disse lasi Ile Prisoner, White, came to the warehouse of the Plummier, and stated himself to be the "Colonial Purveyor" to his Majesty's Depot at Chatham. He showed a printed card, with his Name and office described as above elated, and said he eaderstook that the Prosecutor's firm were manufacturers of flannels, blankets, and if they tereislied him well be would become • good customer. He had, he said, obtained the appointeheot as Colonial Purveyor through the interest of the Duke of York, sad &hewed, in conirmatioe of his statement, a primed document, beaded w Kiug's Duck. yard, Chatham. It was filled up in writhe', with direc tions to the Prisoner to send • supply of blankets, sod a va riety of other articles, which were enumerated. It was abetted " Harris," and haul the Chatham post-mark oe it. It was directed so John White, COlOlllOl Pimento; sod the sheds had such as official appearance that few would have hislilmlod for • nioemet to give credit to the statement. He ahem M. ed the grows. an invoice of some born g wideblet be had purchased in hisofficial capacity, from rwba Otosiu sod Townsamd, of Cheaprole, and said that if bre pease std pi/ of the Prosecutor's goody he should refer le Val or apretaltio /rut ' of whom ha was about to sake 'Ovoid larger purchases. The Prosecutor went accordingly so Emma. &own and Toeresend, from whom he merely learned that they believed the statements he had made follies*, sod haul given Wm credit for a quantity of goods. le cuesequtere of all this, the Prosecutor was isclitied to give credit to the PM miner, bet had still some slight doubts, and asked him as to his property. The Prisoner replied that property was of no sort of consequence its this case. He said his accounts were passed every three mouths, and be received his account in • bill, which enabled him to folfil all hie engage meets. The order which the Prisoner gave was fur !he arts, rues, Sic. and the Prosecutor observed that goods of that description were usually contracted fur by Governinert. To which the Prisoner replied, that the orders for prods boot the Colonies were usually is such small quantities as could not well be contracted fur, and that it was his Wiriness to procure them. All the doubts of the Prosecutor were thus removed, and he gave the Prisoner credit fur goods to the amount of 1501. to be paid for, as we understood him, in two inotutlis; of course, bad he riot believed the Prisourr's ouresmat of himself, he would nut have trusted him with a sixpeoce. He could Prisoner, until about the time that be was takeu into rustody. Mr. Robert Yodel, of the Navy-office, deposed, that there was no such office in reisteoce as that of Colonial Put. veyor," and that she Prisoner had no employment or office whatever is the Kiug'a Duck-yard at Chatham. Mr. Alley said this was his case. He bad other evidence, but be did trot think it necessary to trouble his Lordship with it. The Prisoner was Nile committed for trial, awl the psrtire bourael over to primerair. The offence charged m a bailable one. tad the Primmer wns ordered to God two bail of ISO!. each. aid is give his sum sureties t . t.or 3001. to answer the charge. The Dwelt (alba! Volliardinx, &kippers, fro Cardiff for Roues, has been drivea Iwo Ali Ward kaky, aad is dis charging lir repair. • • • ~ .. F • • rombSlurs incur. Tedet(ilse lietweems an Inge Maim was taloa at the Hack Horse pabitediseee, To Coed -rood, before Thomas atilieg, Esq. Oncost for afislAmee., ise the body a Mr. Abraham Slade, leis of that place, purveyor ef meat to her late Majesty, Qua.. CaMag. Mrs. LAZIO% of No. It, lidgewsee reed, stated, that eis Tuesday week, betimes deg and aim legioek la the credo& as she was olefin in bre shop se* tweed a noise la the street. which wee shortly doer followed by am ex clamation of N Fee tied's rake tab o elr,fifir fI sigi killed!" Om geese into the street, else saw the rid lad along by two men; he complained of 1101011 his head, and expressed his fears sleet bie leg was 60A••• A fitstle mats asked how the *evillest Merged, t• whisk be re. plied that he was driving towards home its tie Rif, when be discovered something amiss with the harness, sad be was standing by the aide of the chaise, ailjoetteg it, when a stags coach, which was driving elm' at a &rims pace, ran down both him and his vehicle. althemeti there was room cameo for the driver to pass wittiest estesiog I. meow with hies. A little farther ea, whams perceived a made lying on its aids in the .Addis of the mad, sod she oleo observed ewe females, who she believed were pas sengers, and had fainted from the effects of the injuries they had received; as soon me the emelt was got op, the driver .nested the hoe, and rode away, taking so farther odic( sif the deceased. Mr. Sounders, also Mist le the Eelgeware.road, was alarmed by a mime, whieli birdseed him to rug into the street with • lighted mar, which, however, was anklet ▪ blown out. Ile Me the deceased lying wader his won horse .ad gig, which gee overturned, and a stage was forcing ache aloml4 but the easeloweal, in endeavourieg to get deer of the gig. was also immersed. He did set limo to whom the coach befogged, but he ham the ammo of the mem whom he saw with it (sad who he supposed woe the driver) to be Themaefieratferd ; he was in the employ of Messrs. Kinser, proprietors of the Bayswater coaches ; he war not a regular coachman, but was oecasiooally permitted to (hive. William Jones, a weldsomag is the Edgeware.read, Mated, that as be was wilking aloog his best be saw the deceased standing between his chaise and the kirb.sloar, seemingly Aximg his harness. He had at passed him many mingles before be heard the cracking of a whip, sad immediately afterwards a loud crash. He rebooted back, and foiled the chaise and a stage-coach egret I. the road. The deceased was lying betweem the Moder part of the chaise sod the horses, sod seemed le have been very meth ibjereel. Witness held his lantern ehilst mese persons took him o r , sod carried him into the house of Mr. Griffiths adjoialog, where be received every attention. Hesse the coachmaa, who was muddy, as were also MOM We who were with him; they all appeared delta*. There were two wows likewise, but they had received no material bort by the gill; they were wooers or the town, sad mikes knew them well upon his beat. He cussidered there was sufficient light for say masa wpm a math-box to have sees the deceased's chaise. W. Plass, Impeded= to Mr. Goodall, auctioneer, in the Edgeware.reo4 was alarmed by a artier, and on going bite the street footed the mach sad chaise as already described; he assisted in lifting up the coach, and saw " Notting Hill" misted under the wisdom. He described the mailed of the condones as being marked with the greatest levity, erne after the accident had barreled, sad several of dm by. .tandem reproved him fee his method. Mr. Morris, a coach.oweer, was called, mid proved that the coachman in aunties was mot (as supposed) is his me. , vise bet with Messrs. Kinser, at Bayswater, who acted Is, Mr. Corder, the reel etener. He added, that in esteseqemes of the peseta regulations in the City, much inconvemieme was felt by the proprietors, and era were le great dealer of their lives. He some documents expla. notary of those Inestavesimmes, aged the Jury said they would take diem ism their coesideration, and come to a pretest. meet on the subject. A great number of other Mummy were mamboed, frogs whose testimony It was ascertained that the driver sad his emultotittes were *Pak, and that they bad left a pablic house called the altar sad Garter, for the purpose of having a drive about for pleasure. • Tbe Jury said they meld cease to se courtesies until every step had been !ahem to prove the identity of the driver, that he might be brought to jostle*. Mr. Stirling observed, that he was of the mime opinion, and the Jury accordingly adjogreed till Next week. EDINBURGH, Dacsaissa 11. COURT OF SESSION. The cause of Gibson v. the Lord Advocate, &c. subscribers to a bond of credit for the l■te Beacon. was on Thursday pled before the Lord Ordinary. The judgment was deferred till Friday morning, when the Judge (Lord Alloway) sustained the ac. lions against the Lord Advocate and the subscribers to the bond, and remitted it to the Jury Court. His Lordship also sustained Mr. Stuart's action of damages against the printer and publisher of the Glasgow Sentinel. and remitted it also to the Jury Court. Mr. Stuart withdrew his action against Mr. Robertson, of the Chronicle office here, who acted its agent for the Sentinel. By the last Jury Act the Jinni Ordinary's remits to the Jury Court ate final. a n d without spinal. - JURY COURT, MONDAY, Darman 10. LORD A. HAMILTON V. TDB rattiyEas AND PUB. LlbligEll OF THE LATE " BEACON." In consequence of the reception of a letter, by the Pursuer'. agents from the Defenders, requiring that Lord Archibald Hamilton 'hoot(' take the ositn of calumny personally in the Jury Court, Mr. Jeffrey stated, that the Noble Lord had come to town for that purpose, and move►l that it should now be administered. The Counsel for the De reader's objected to its being then taken, although they still reserved to themsel►es the power to require it afterwards if they, udged it necessary. Mr. Jsrvitair thou read a letter from his Lord. ship, intimating his Lordship's acquiescence in the demand made by the Defenders, and farther stat ing, that important business requiring his attend. once in London, some tine; might elapse before his rem). Mr. Jeffrey requested that this letter be entered on the records of the Court, which was done accordingly. Ls3L`t6 v. BLACKWOOD. This is a cause in which the Pursuer, .Professor Leslie, chums damages of the Defender, William Blackwood, for the publication of an article in his Magazine, reflecting on the Pursuer's character. After the rule to show cause had beet* read. Mr. Hops rose and stated, that be had the ho. nour to ribrtur libr the Defender in this case. He submitted, that the most expedient and fitting way of proeeetliog was to remit this case to the Caul t of Sessiou. in order that its decision may be appeal ed to as a guide fur their Lordships in future, and that the boundaries between the dominions of law awl of fact—between the judicial authority of the Courts, and the questions proper for the decision of justice—be finally determined. Foe every reason, he conceived this case ought to be remitted to the Court of Session. 11r. JE►rsaY was heard nn the other side. The Loss CHUM CommissioNce.—The Court remits the case, that its relevancy may be deter mined by the Court of Session. As this is the lad day of Term, of course this action cannot come again bevre the Ceutt till after the recess. C czoniMIMINNINEr 4. dined L. ales. pee cwt. sioVe shell the market has hem esnrogingly hemp, the greater proportion of the beldam rat idling for the premed : the porebares darter the week have beets us a Ivry flashed scale. The Edmore is Refitted &masts ant bee. usa the market has Nearly receded le she prices comet Mahe late rise: then is sot 16,92111 e diapositioa to for wrist delivery. By public sale so Thursday, above 400 cheats Sugars were brought forward, there however, unly a very small properties disposed uf: ordinary white, ill,, ateddlist 311 s. a 3111 e. dd. good 41s. This forenoon Oil thetas Havana's\ sad IS chests Brasil met with few buyers; 1.. white H h was takes in at 4.35. we believe 42e. 04. was offered; medalist white takes in at 405.; the B rasi l. all washed Sugars, funning so a terius of the market. Corns.—There has beta a considerable dent.og Coffee by private essirect, awl generally the advaare obtained so British Plastation deseriptatus us Tomtit La has beeu maietaised: 139 asks 82 bags yesterday said at the ileNtrommiest, with the exceptive of Dutch, which a shade lower. This fitemisoo 19 eases 100 bags Demerara and Hackie.: sold at fell prime, lime ordinary 114 s. id middle,* 119. 4.1. and 120 e. good miiddlistg 1244.; 83 bags Cheribm gaud 10 nary sold 105 e. id. lint class damages' 104 s. OJ. The market rentals' Needy. !hots.-1101 butts sad 2 earoteels of new Currents. r v ? Liaise sad Aotem, were vat up to sale os Tuesday; mita, obtained were from las. to 10114.; the remainder of lie sale was damaged, sad old Fruit of watery desesiptio as. Or Weilseeday was offered at public sale as follows (all aro) —l5 casks Smyrna Canute, quality very good, I hils, a 1154. all sold; 774 drums &attain Raisins, 86s. • 941 a, nil sold; and a very large parcel elf Turkey Figs, pellet o a t Sat, the realer part of these appear to Lave bees lonia is. The eagerness which the importers slew to fo.toe their Fruit at this early period of the season by re. pested public sales, has leaded materially to check the sli• e. sale houses from costing forward to purehime. Comm.-...111y public sale ma Toes.ley, 212 barrels Thaids4 Cocoa, fair quality, sold 70s. asall Tosacco.—The Tobacco market has become beery, so purchases were reported during 11w we. he freirch Go. vent:mat costruesed for 3,700 hbds. at 125 to 200 fr. per 100 kills. of which 450 bids. are expected to ge fr lom lbw port. Rum, Baasow, sad Hos.t.ssos.-11randies Uwe became exceedingly heavy, mad a lather reduction of 2d. per gall's must be stated ; the best narks fresh lauded offer at +Lad. wlitstat iladiest buyers. Roo is held firstly et our quota. titans, bet them is little business doing. Grimm it inbuilt alteration. Tar.—The sale has Ilaished at the !raja House, tsar quo. titian. are regulated by the prices obtained. Molts sod C.ongoss sold from id. • Id. under last sale; Twaskay mad Hyson Skis led. a 2d. higher; Hyson 24. a 4d. lower sham last sale. Tist.Lom.—We have delayed to the latest liner (Ism o'clock) to give the stoat correct accurst of the Tallow way bet ; there base been great fluctuations; the consumers no.. pear to have purchased largely at the late low prices, sad so the ships wish Tallow do not arrive, aid the speculators air the fall being, is cossequesee, enable to deliver on the stop specified, without first cumin Mao the market to perchate, a rapid advisee has takes place : yesterday yellow cu Ile Tallow was 44e.64.; early this morning 40.. was realised; glace thee 46e. 64. 475. sod 48s. have beet, paid, sad we should now think the Dearest quotation is 48s. • 495. me Tows market is to-day quoted 475. which is OJ. higher than last week. ASZ'API PROM DROtithINO. t Tanseday aftentsmal *Boat is wklitollllllt 4111110 1 riest Named Thorniest', Illifibtre tlaughsilln Lady. missing between Solubwark and lnwila g, mu Wel of • craft tinned seem Imams from the hs.r earl they were all throws late the stater; fortoestely several tither hosts wove close at band, mad rowed to their anistaure. The whole party were imasedistely restore froas their perilous titration. ad safely eouveyed ha the merest poblic.briese. They were of ware* extremely agitated, hut providentially did not experieece may other particular matigrceleme thee a severe duckiog. M A RK ETS. CORN EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, Drogue's 14. The overwheitaimg supplies of Wheat cc ham had for several weeks past, bawling iierasimed a very ceasidnable redaction is prier, and Fluor out harlot falter as woo ex. peeled, has produced • general °Maim that Wheat has aim reached its lowest price, and several mitten acted open that 'vision this esuraiug by penchants( tolerably ferny at • redwetim of to. per quarter for the atiddliag sad isferiur qualities, earl prime sampin at Moseley's quutatioas. The Barley trade I. extremely heavy, and although the attest samples were offered at • &charm( U. per quarter from last day's prices, • very small proportion of ate supply was dl.. posed of, mad the Janne aorta were quite isosaleable. Oats are Is. per quarter lower; bet Am Dealt Cora net a brisk sale at that abatement. Beaus are from ls. to Is. per quee ns lower. - NEWBURY, BERKS, Dacelmam 13. Wheat 2ss to 72s I Oats l2s to 30s Rye .... sto --s I Beans. 26s to 38. Barley les to Ms I Pease 23. to 30. Bread, per gallon, Is. 44. to lc 6d SALISBURY. DICCIIIIR 11. Wheat 36. to 74. Od 1 Oats.... 16s. Od. to 21s. Ad Barley. DEVIZES, DICSMIBIR 13. Wheat.... 32s Od a 36s 6d Oats .. 14s Od a 324 OA Barley.... 17s 6d a Ills Od I Bemis .... 12s Od a 20s Od 660 Sacks of Wheat sold at the average of 255. sp. HUNGERFORD, Wheat....lls Od. to no. Od. Oats.. Ids. Od. to I:3s. Od. 8anty....165. Od. to tile. Od. I Beans Ns. Od. to Sds. OIL SMITHFIELD MARKET, FUIDAY, Rectums 14. There was a good supply at market this morning of all descriptions of Cattle, sod particularly of prime Reef. which *Maimed • higher price that last week's market, which is usually the case a market or two before Christmas; but the price of the inferior descriptions were nominal ..- 1m the Haymarket there is we alteration in the prices of Hay, Straw, er Closer. The following is an accurate statement of the prices and ...hers To Ptak Ptak the offal per stoat of Mb. Hmf....ge. 11.1. to ds. Sd. Head of Cattle this day t kluttois..ts. &I. to 3,. ed. Beasts f0a1....ts /I. to 4s. 4d. Sheep . ...... 5,t00 Port ... Ss. RI to 4s. Sd. Calves Laaalt...os. 04. to Os. 04. 1 Pig5.... NEWGATE AND LEADENRALL MARKETS. (By the Carcass.) 1ke.... le 11141 to 2s 84 1 Vent .... to Od to do 4.1 Mottos.. to Od to to WI Purk .... Is ad to 3. 84 PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. sr. 3 ago n's. WNITSCIIIAPEG. Hay 31 Oi 04 to 41 Or Od I Hay .... 3110504 to 414. Od Straw 1/ 44 Ild to 11 13. 04 Clover-41 Os 04 to 5/ Os 04 I Clover 3/ 15s 04 to 41 10s 04 Straw .11 Ss 04 to 11 14,04 PRICE OF HOPS, per Cwt. tour ►oo[ETI. NEM UAW. Kest ....SI 18s to Id Oe Kest .... 11 10s to 41 16s Some: ..21 4s to 3/ 8s Sussex .... 111 Os to 11/ 18s Essex....2l 14s to 4/ 4s Essex .... 11l 10s to 31 14 Find's', doe, 71. to 101. Os.—Secoods, 41. 10s. to 71. 72. PRICE OF POTATOES, from Dec. $ to Dec. S. Qttebee Shims and Claaubles, front 4111 s to 60s. per ton. Champion.' front Marsh %mitres and Shays, fro Tea. to The Marsh Champions, from MM. an Si.. Red i l / 4 4stors t from Yorkshire Kidney., at PRICE OF RAW FAT, per mese ief Sib. Price by Tallow (as stated by the Tallow Mellen) Is. 74d. PRICES OP TALLOW, SOAP, &e. per litlb. I Tows Tallow dis 11.1 —1 OJ Yellow Soap POs Yellow Russia4ss4l4 —4 OJ Mottled Ws White ditto...—. Od —. Od (Cu r d .... 94s Soap ditt0....39s Od —s Od Graves lB. Oa Melting Stuff Sfee Od —s 0.1 Good Deep , Ts Os Ditto rositit,.2bs Od —s Od PRICE OP CANDLES, From Tallow Chandlers Hall. Price of Casale; per dozes, ios ed—moolds, li s N. 6d. per dopes allowed for ready mosey. RAW HIDES. Beat Heifers &Steers, ►er st. Ordinary.. Rs Od to 161 N 3s 4.1 to 31 Ild Market Calf.. each 5. Od 111ddliairs 3. Od to 3. td E.R. Horse Ds Oil to Os IM SHEEP SK INS. Polled More COAL MARKET, DUMBER 14. Ships st Market. Ships Sold. Price. . ISt Neweasile 61 141•41erlasmil IS 3ss. 54. to 465. 64. i Cassell Gal (from the " Leedom Now Price CarTeml.l =•••i•••• FRIDAT, DECIIIIRIR 14. Corrow.—The Cotton market has remained is • 4P. pressed state for such a !mark of time, that Ike holders who were taclined to sell have submitted to a email nreloetiori io the prices; Brasil Cottons any be stated Id per lb. lower. West India from 4.1. to Id. ad Bast India imeriptioas above id. per lb. lower. and very few sales at the redactioo. By public isle on Thursday, 194 bags Demerara mad Barbie, Cottons were brought forward; she whole withdraws, as offer. within Id. per lb. of what was previously ammarisved the currency of the market. The purchases slam our hat mask* of — tSO Bengal 130 Surat..... 100 Made.. . . 64.1. a 6iJ. --- 40 Bahia lid duty ••••• paid. 40 Pr-roams 1 d. •m 20 Carriacou. 11 .1. ..... SO Smyrna - Import. from the 7th to the 13th instant, inclusive : Jamaica... 4 Smyrna Ol ' New York ..% 3O Pernants • The letters from Liverpool received this morning state the market very heavy, but no redoetiott in the prices had been submitted to. 4131111.—The prices of Muscorades early io the week NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. swarsuotrrw, stomas 13. Arrived the Mereurisa, Talbert', from Cephaersies dummy; Crown transport from Deptford; s.d Brodires,. Balmier, from Boston fur Wey.oatb. The Apollo Itessias frigate has tome tato harbour to he docked, having kaselvd off part of her Gibe keel. The wind was Y.E. this Isom*, and the outward-bused wets prepack% to sail, bat it has got bat spire to the 11.1111017111, DICIIIIIIII* Arrived the Hannay, 111•Dostgall, 'levee days fat* Lisboa ; sad Lively, Ku., from Leedom for Seville. Sailed the Aso, Cardiare, for Persambsco; aad Garfield , Grote, Prageily, for 115tillOOTN, Bata/tarn It. Arrived the Nedra Arson del Carmen, Baptiste, from Bilb.a; sod Delight, Grey, from Loodao for RAMO ATE, D COED OM 13. Arrived the Maria, Hades", from Hamburgle for St. Cr•ix.. with loss of sachet sad cable. She had been drives ewe the North Sae irk\ less of sails. One sass was lost After. ►oard aied emeher bad his thigh beam. maitwice, msCeMailll 13. The Leicester pocket, from Costumes, rt ports that ea Ttle lest. she passed lee vessels asho►e open the Woad et Newark, seed sae apes the Vogel Seed, at the eminence of t►e Elbe, ell total wrecks; also that the lieht-host at she eatesseee of the Elbe was drives from her station by the late gales, mod thee every exertioa had hers end by the Consmudene 'gibe Filets at Cexhaves to replace her. DEAL, D ECIDISEI 13. Rennie is the Dawes the Sir David Scutt God William Fertile, East ladismitra ; Denmark, Hilt, for Lea Dimarea's Lend, &c. ; Echo, for Jamaica ; Amadei, fur Gresisda; Noetuu Castle, fee St. Viimeare; sod Richard, fur Belfast. IMAILIDOROUGN, DICISIBIIta It. The Britaaaia, Poe, from Shields for Loudon, Not is Arne with sail. 'Oil, bulwarks *oohed soar, sod out of prows ohm% Imolai bees blows of the lead is the tale gales, as/ exprrieseed very bad weather. MILTORD, lIRCINSCIR it. The Farkevone, of and for Curk from Cardiff, has bent drives en ahem saw Waterford, and is expected to be Met. The Velma% alestkineep, from Dublin I.r Seriatim% has bees driven heck very leaky, and west daelsarge to Pepe& The Neptune, Steel, from Chepstow, has pm is here with lose of seeker sad cable. mseetmaesx. nessatesn 11. The Seaton, Sake, sailed hence the 6th iastaat, few Ire. 1111614 and experieseed the same eight a heavy gale at S.S.E.• six hears after sallies she struck on Kiog Wilia m or the fla: hams Bask; the Captain sod mate were washed everipseed - lee of the crew look to the host and left two on beard, mit: west down with the vessel; fear out of Ave perished ebb cold and fatigue, sad the GM was taken up by MOM semi ad leaded at Wigton% in Scotland. TRICE OF ITOCI Bank Stuck 436i 3 per Cent. Red. 7 6 1 if 31 per Cent. Cons. 87 4 per Cents.. . • • 96111 Bank L. Ann. 19j 7.16 Imp. 9 per Ct. Au. 7311 P YESTERDAY. Dol4l-...i. 70 I I Old Annuities.... Si Er. Balls, I,dollll. par It I.r. Ditto 2i Small.. t 3 pr. Coos. for Ace.... 7iff BIRTHS. At Kllbeyde Casale, oe time lot iostaut, Lady Campbell, of A _,o. the Wediseaday. is Fisabery.aquare, the Lady of A. A. Gehisesid. Esq. of a daughter. MARRIAGES. Os Thursday last, at St. Mary, Aldsrensry, by the Ilk.. Dr. Wilson, Mr. Tayler. a Paternoster-roe, to Sim* se amid daughter of Julio Blrbett, Eaq Malaise. Uri the 10th lastaat,st Lampert, Northsseptosebire, Lies triisot-C.olosel Peek., of the Gresstdes Gnards, M Elise, the unly daughter of t h e Rev. Pete Isiate. In Oman's Hotel, Edinburgh, es Thursday. eislikh ism, Thomas Mather, [actor le the Rigid Hos. Willies Adios. 1. rJ Chief Coustaissierrer, to Sandi Maria Esistei,iseeed daughter of the late Mr. James Easley, Sosthampion-eltedli Loudon. . _ HIGH WATER THIS TT 4 ofe Monies SI afteri. • , 1 1 17411 L 6 . Prisoed sad Pabliobod at TOE • - PRA swill MARE Mike, N.. 117, a ime d. b y C. tuarit of Oho amid. • --• i• UX BR I OGE. Cora laapretor'h Return, TilussosT, Dteßliatto 13. ►heat, per load New ditto Battey, per quarter 10t —d to 74. —I Oats. Ids —d to 74a-4 Seem Ws —d to 33. —d Prase Us —d to Us —d Rye F ~i ~ i~~ r