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N' CLYNDWR. (roncludeci from cur Paper of Toosdoy, Nose:labor 13.) The dislnrh•are in the Principality had hitherto h 4.111 briefly einundered •s • private quarrel between Grey sad tiltrotor, and the Government did amt appear to be winch ronees •s so its iswa. NOW, lx)Wrler, i 1 a..umed a wove serums. ■.pert, mid became ahogether a naliorial eusle••l, Thr proulsmaliu• homed by °waist, alarmed Fleury. who determined to mooch •io porous) Into Wales, to emelt the holderes...l the rebel Cbieftain. and to relish, if possilde, • 1/...1111 daily hecouniag more exteasive and momemoes. For this propose he assem►led Isis troops, and hastened Wile,. Bet Glyndwr, whose -forces were nut yet stAlßeiently poor. fol, retreated to the hills of &wisdom, awl Ktoe 11. wry compelled to retort, to Beeline, wsdwr•t olusintug any material advantage. That the itcks h.ve 100 piers of endue severity to urge, the Kin, o• the 30th of November it, the Mlle year (1), (1400). issued • Pr.. cl.mation. Altering 1• take ••der his p;otectioti all R'etalt. rue. who would repair to Chester, and there utak, solinti.eion to ba. soot Heavy; after which they should he at full liberty to retorts to their respective homes. Few, however, availed thennieli es of the sursaarelia element". The martial Spirit of the %Veldt was mice more kindled into scions ; awl Glyndire soon found his cause eeproustd by sou whet s of hi. countrymen. Alaltitudes from •11 quarters docked to his...asides it, and contribrited to make tom a most formidable opponent ; so for 'notable, indeed, that Henry, siotwithatatitliag some very mr arnl of airs winch bed *mired him in the capital. resole...l $.. march agalw' into Wales, and, eeteriag the Principality *Nod the b►ginning of Jut*, 1401, he ravaged she rummy in his progress, hut was dually ((weed to Ft-treat; his meat roffernig .eveiety from fatigue and famine. The misfor tune which Wel the -kittg, greatly eacuseravoul the re bel., sod a cumel o which ushered in thq year 1402, in. fusel new spirit iota •h• whole Of • sopenititious people ) mod imparted additional sieOur in their 430160 Ni. A sic. tort•, aloi, which Glynalsrr obtained, about this time, over • /a...wefts' hood inensatanded by bled Grey, shengt loused hopes of arsecess, and gained the Chieftain many f.oends and followers. By this rea•l Grey fell into the 1.-ind, of the insurgents, and was secured in close COO. finement, tall a ransom of 1,000 marks, a•d a promise to rnarry toie o' the Chieftain's daughters, released him from The patriot now extended his &signs, and plunder►d the domains of loch of his countrymen as were inimical to hie ititerests,spreadi mg lire sedatives! through the Funds of his opponents. He god, also, in some degree, the indignities indicted on the u nforfivesie Richard. John Ts erne, Bishop of fit. Asaph, who had voted for the depu. ailinn of that King, herame a marked object of his resent. gowns ; and the cathedral, episcopal palace, and rinicses bosm, indongiug to his see, were completely destroyed. His ra►ages became no♦ so considerable. mid were su fearlessly commitird, that Henry was once more compebell to march into iVales ; and, to insure 'occults, it was d. 'crooned that IIr• Eaglish army should enter the Principality in three chgereat quarters. The re•de•vors of the first aliening, I•eaded by the King in person, was to heal Slweivslitory; that of the second, 'loader the joint command of the C.aris of Staf fo►d and Warwick, and the Lords Abergaveatty. Audley, and Berkeley. •t Hereford; sod that of the thirst, tinder the noreetinn of Pcioce He•ry, at Chester: the farces were to be •.a►mb!ed by 27th August. (heats beheid liter formidable prep orations without dismay, and combined lo des/oriole the csiontry, destroying the principal towns in GI zanshire, the inhabitants of that district having refused to embrace 11i-rause, sad receiving from all other parts of Wales Groh emeasers mid supplies. At the lime appointed, Henry and his Grsensla 'Weimer., towards the Principality; aid Giro. der, too predeut to hazard as engagemetit with a force as superior in every respect to his owe, again retired to the fast nesses among the mouatains, driving the cattle from the • and destroying every means, by whir% the enemy could procure fund liar themselves, or forage for their hulos. The Smuts now took advantage of the King's absence Iron► the capital, fool, welder Oise command of the renowne i rp os .. *las, invaded Engla•d with on army of 13,000 mew. It is probable they acted fit concert Wiih the Will.. B.Plh Ha. turns had been rendered tribwfary to the English, Pooh en tertained • common hatred fee their eons/ewers, and hods bpd grossed ander their upprossiee dostrianoa. Be this as II in..), the revolt to the wigs was oleo small advautage to Ctywilwr ; for this event awd Ike adverse state of the weather eohlasbOted so compel ilessey use. more to relinqiii-h Ine riesimi of r. during the Welsh rebels, and for the third time he ;misted the Ps ioeipality, without having accomplished ally port of his purpose. " Three times did Henry Bolingbroke mike head . - , 14 ,.Agssust the Hsieh: throes. from the hooks odrikype, And sandy. bottom'd Severn, did they scud •" Iline booties. bask, sud weather.brateu home." About this liner, also, the poser.. fool And wealthy family of Hoe Percy. conspired to throw igr its allegiance so Henry. A dispoi e between She Emil of IX osettionibri Isnol and the Kiag, hypetting the exchange of Mae prissisers, appears to have *omit he printery cause of this oltsairsiet tun ; soil, perhaps, the Melte of beronsine eutirely itlependewl, might haste ruultiliute.l in no smell cle;ree to the shoe o &cf. At ell this family and its numerous aollserent• joined 441indue, end added Very materially to the power of the Welsh. The mints gained another important •Ity this year, S. Edmund Mortiontr, whom Glyudwr bad takeu prisoner fo PH 54 tion with the &gloat. lie procured the ethaoce of This Knight by Inelowsting that it wan is his pooh'. to Ft al him on the thoohe vil his ancrejore—a temptation •ut to he withstood by the 'yowthfel hoplive • and •Glynolar mod the gallant Pereies entered into a ecoofe:devary to over. thepa the House of Lancaster, mid to advance to the sole frivol), of &retold the descendent of the Petered of the Rouse of York. Su eongdelit were the iebel chieftain. of eveeese, that they detemined before lossid to divide the empire between them, so that when they had solultied their opponettes, au ;beton; might arise as to a elevisiori of the homy. Hesry Pricy was to passes* the district moult of the Trent ; Sir Edmond Montfort all the mealy' Gum the Trent and Severe to the caster• sad wailers' limits of the eolssd; and the whole of trete' Weekend tenni the Severn as/ to form the edlletleiMis of the, heave Glyndwr. It was ow this occasion Hid Dwain, to animist his followers, semilsoletl three of the anciept,prephecy, ,ybtth predicted the frill of !leery. wader the' same of Moldwarp, or curbed of Cod's owns neendh think ensign and he. dale slaw!. aiestekstedltier the' ended of • Briton, with the achievements of the mighty Darr Prow dragon eke father of the immortal Arthur), he adopted the title of the Itragou ; Percy was styled die Lion sood Moe tiovee. the Wolf; add mew in She owbrelotren oi-his glary, assomloled the Males of the Principality at Maehyolletto, in Montgomeryshire, where he was formally crowded mid stkouwleolged Prince sf Welts(/). At this assembly the 14.• 14 Iy-renamed Proven wiwirealy escaped I 511.2{111114 A gentleman of brenonshare,,called David Gam (arosswerelte -I;me)ited for presormog the o llife of Heavy the Fifth at the kettle of Agineunri) was. anyone the Chieftain'. who attended t!"e Coronation of (;l)ndwi. •He had been lung in the ser vice of Doliogloroke, noemthstmoding hie relationship td On Ain (for he married owe St his sisters) was Runty at. spelled to the ling. Instigated by his adeehment to Henry, some say, by the proemial exteuriatimes of the monarch e formed •"- • - desige • • -- hot, . _lg the body, „ foetid without a wart user the rye, by which the brothers were distinenisited ream each other. After this defeat many of the patriot's follwers deserted him, and he was compelled to conceal himself in caves and desert places, from which be occasionally venotreifforth to visit a few (fiends. who still adhered So him, and who supported him with fowl moil other neressoriea Is.) It is pomilile that our Chieftain's ca. seer would Issue le/nein/did wishes &other hostilities, had net his new ally, the King of France, afforded him assist. anti.. A flees carrying Am rusty of 12,000 men, sailed Guns Brest, mud reached Wales after • favourable voyage. Bust this succour, seasostatile and liberal as is was, served only to pro long the war, without hens( eventeially of any important oilier. Glyn.lwr over seroveted the defeat of Mysoydd y fold !Hely.). From that time he acted chiefly on she delis. sire, or meditated 'oohing more than marauding excur. assists; his folloners wire daily forsaking bite, and he was obliged to seek refuge among the misontains, from whence Ise emerged to perform soy exploit of esinsequenee. N u t s uti rs ts m llog his it' (orlon's, however, he was stilt rostisi• dead so terrible ass enemy, the Henry site Fifth cundesceml ed Us propose toms for a cessatiou of hostilities, and a treaty to this it Wert was concluded a short lone before his death, which happened SIN she 20. h of September, 1415, add afterworda remold with his soolleterlydil, us the 24th of Felirtiary, to the year f .Ilowitig (4). The must prominent featur.s in the character of Owain Glyudwr iir:•re boldness and activity, ambition, brawny, and we small portiOn of military shill. Houpitable to profuse out. ; 11. e patrol nod liberal coronets:sr of bawds; ruler and faithful in bill friesidship; usin.rtortog and 'reentered in his enmities; patriotic. cothosiotic, mid iswitscible; in him Urge comhined all the charaeteriuses of she warns•hearted Canshio-ltrition; nod his golhost spirit, ooda•nted and ten. sobdui d to she last, echo veil those explid •, uhi. Is are (anti. liar at this day to the mountaiu peasant of kleritmellithire. He was ale. ply tnibited il/41 with she superstatioo rsf the times. 'rite fen. f.. 1 omens whirls wire supposed to have happened at his birth, had, no doubt, considerable IMASICIIer 4111 lIIS NI ere Ile. shaltspeare, iwdrrd , has glowingly delineated the ?marsh of this extraordinary mon. Hts Atli' fin ouperustural eyeful; stay, more, his 'telling boast that he could "call spoils from the vasty deep," aud Ins iltcusistraiocd choler el the tmoutauf the provoking Hotspur, are admirable illnstratioos of *bat we nifty suppose in have been the charocter of the Cambrian Chief; and, although its this enlightened age, we cannot but regard wills detestatioa the cruchics be often committed sin those who fell into hie hoods, yet we Must admire his he roism, and admit that his incitetnesst to arms, iii she kris in staller, was a just and putts rful extenuation 1.11 . the illegality of his conduct. But it is of little importance now whether he was illaiified of not in the course tee punned. Years have rested on, &nil sepaired the ravages shirk hr ruoimie. toil; the bones sat his brave Ivo-rims have mouldered into dust; and nut traces of his valiant exploit. resume, save saris as traditiou will supply is the minds of his admiring countrtment. , (1) Henry had previously, or the this month, re pheaticil all Glyndwr's estates, and made a ',rani of them to It his ono brother, Judos, Earl of Somerset, sit whose holds, open the reverses of °wain, they costinued for some time. Illahayadare years, however. after the original grans, Sir John •1140411oottogie, who hod married Alicia, daughter nod heiress of • eigpOwr, brought an action for the recovery of them, hot was Melafell, opposed by the Earl of Somerset, then a psi. n France. This hapoeued in 1433: upon she attain. &or of the Doke of Somerset, however, in 1463, the pusses- Mimi of Glyudwr were alienated from the family, nod, after ipsaaatt through merinos hand., are now the property resort. lively of Sir W. W. ‘Vywo, Bart. noel of Ciintrydd Hywel Vowel's's, Kum (2) The building, now convcrled into a stable, in which Ikis memorable ‘yoird was convened, is still to be seen. (3) This treaty is dated from Itulgella, in right royal style: " Dation spud Dolnelluori, le die memos Mole, 1404, et Principal u• ni•stri quarto;' nod begins.' Owens., Die gro tie, Princeps %Vallise," he. (4) Tradition stales that the SIIaLTO/11 OAR, Pear Shrews. lousy, was the libiervatory whine filyudwyr saw the Cow. 1108114.1111•11 i of lb' NAT'L"! of %NIS Vleallattllr. (5) These is a osteren. pear the seaside , io the parish of Idaiegelyuin, Alrriontilistore, still called Osseo Ostratop or the Cave of Owes,; here the Figure is said to Issue Cuo. coiled himself. (ft) Thi• contradicie time contral opinion that the Cam. heists Patriot died In extreme distr.'s; it wee immediately after the defeat of My nydel y. Pwfl Illelyn that he experlene nl those calonitie• usually attributed its a later period of hi, tie, and we have evety ressois to suppose that i.e shed, weakened indeed io spirit, but isopubdued.—(ll4 slletl I. Hareferdabire, at the hum', of one of ha daugMerks] Alm- 401 st a Sereriolo f* ,1 4:4 - NIVAL 0., Ps .; .' ralliellarPVT“. wavy/But 2 9. ' Arrived the Rapid, Miller, from Yarmouth fur Vemeet Lirvani, Horn, from she Dowus for Belfast; sod Limes ick paekti, Griffiths, from ditto for Dublin. Sailed the Two Brothers, Pewee, fur Griiniery, intik Poi- Juno, Downiug, fur the Mediterranean. TALIKOILITIa.• SieviniPaa 2s. Arrived time Zephyr, Duff, from Malaga. ft .. ,f, r amasarrs. 11• 11 aNsui 29. it The wind having blown very fresh from for so", days past has orrusioord a great assay ls to take shekel; in this good harbour. Their are at Ibis sitottenr Moldy 1.4 oooked sail, ansolig wls;eh are the followlog:- , The Broth: , dose.. Francis, from Landau fur Plymouth; Amelia, Bellevio for 1 - veltuorrii i a er4ulirk _the Union, wf So.— Aide, wee lirel'eAl 1 41 011604, 4 4 i *ad lasi eight.. Crew leadelkikakireJereyeiiiiasiralarbei illeir Lunt. ,s, ,l w 454 01u0'..) lit ..,It Ai fliSiii.se t i; • Pwt hark the Rifkin packet,' Ittsi l ier : l, r t ' •. 11111ildram, the latter with lose at nuclei* k ha Keine also loot an author In the Downs, tat histb hare bees supplied with others, i• •'' Cause flown from the Liver the John Rirtvirds, Dolph for Tobago; Tulin( h Castle, Guilin, and ‘Vaterinio, lA:view. fur .1 MIMI ; and Lane, Clash, fur St. Vincent's; the J.. 61 The • tward-butind remain all well. N 01111161.. reellialuill EDINEURCIL HIGH COURT OF JUSTICIARY, MONDAY, NOIVII.MIER 10. ears n The Court met this dry at II o'clock, to hear and determine sundry tames certified from the Circuit Courts. STATE OF DUMBARTON GAOL. A Petit o was presented from the Magistrates of Dumbarton, for permission to remove the ch. mina! prisoners now in conliortnent in the gaol there, in consequence of the present whams state of that building. to the gaol of Paisley or Glasgow, or any other gaol their Lordships should judge expedient. Several objections were urged against the pro priety of relieving that borgh from the expense attending the custody and support of their prisoners, and also the hardship of burdening others with them, when the pretext originated in • culpable neglect of the Magistrates of that place, in not providing a place of aufficieut security for the de lioquents. It was proposed by Lord GILLIES, that if the place the prisoners were now confined in was in efficient, some other building within the burgh might be appropriated fur that purpose, *l a place of sufficient sectilitu and strength should be erected for a introit. To this it was replied by the Loan Jusrice CLERIC, that although the Magistrates of the burgh of Dumbarton had been chargeable with • dere liction of duty in the respect of not having Pro vided a new gaol, it was no role that they al.° should neglect to decide upon the merits of • ease which, according to the representation now laid before their Lordships, involved the safety and comfort of a number of iodividuels, who were confined in an old and ruinous building, expected every moment to tumble down End bury them • It required sit immediate decision of the Court us to what was to be done with these unfor tunate men ; and as to confining them in any other building than • frown-house, there were serious difficulties which arose, both as to its practicability and its legality. IVltere were they to be removed to 1 To the Provost's house, ur to the Church ? Would not such a proceeding devolve a great re sponsibility on the Magistracy, and perhaps evoke against them tin action for insecure imprisonment, and such as was not conform to the prescriptions of the law ? It was his opinion that the prisoners should be imanediately removed from the parilous situation in which they itow were, to the gaol of Edioburgh, and that the Magistrates of Dum barton should discharge the expense attending their support; and also that the Magistrates should be ordained, within six weeks, to provide a proper place for the custody of prisoners within the burgh of Dumbarton, until a new gaol shall he erected. 'flits was held to be the decision of the Court. • APPEALS FROM THE CIRCUITS. Their Lordships proceeded to hear appeal cases. The heat wus front the Justiciar. Circuit Court of Ilnerrary, respecting am error discovered to the ser diet found agoinst //01141 Rankine, for rubbery, The arguments avian the validity of the verdict were. that the record bore that the verdict was deli.. oared on the 1 tth, when it could be pioved, from the evit'e ice of the Jury themselves. that they were not empanelled till the morning of the lids uf Sep tember, being, according lu rose juryman, post it ; sod another said that he looked at his watch, and that it was 40 minutes past that hour before they left the jory-box. In consequence of which YU arrest of judgineot was taken by the Counsel for the Panel, the verdict beari n g u falorliootl on the very face of it, and thereby tendered II 'Wilily...-. Th e obj e ction, however, was overruled. as con ambers( merely ta a clerical error iu the date of the verdict, which, notwitlistauditig, was a valid end legal clueoutesit. The Prittotire was remanded back to prison, and ordained t• receive his statelier on Nlutiday, the 46th The next was a case from the Circuit Court of Stirling. Willeant Ewing, and others, for an assault, ace. The Counsel fur the Prim er% conteittliti that tile indictment went to aggravate a (mum of:ft-tree by a major, combining the chute of illegal condo natiou,weiti 'gm of assault. which was perfectly at variance with all legal practice. The Coonvel for the Crown, OU the contrary, contended, that the tueution of the cottibirraatois of the workmen was merely to *how ilia motive or us. tent of the assault s sad theta formed tto part of the indictment. •'• The ohjeettoa,"ilitiv**, *Was overruled, the Court florttog the itidettrient relevant as laid to inf e r th e p a ws of hie, although the laugnage of the indictment *as nos.anexpilseit lit the charge as it ought to have beess.p-a Hobert convicted at the lust , Circuit Court holden at Ayr, or the crime of assault. patticulorly of *assaulting a Justice of the Peace ▪ eirdersvoutiug to preserve Ilse peace, was arn tenc►d to Its ' tea UUMUMPlollielll in tLe gaol or Ay4; and to find 'caution for his good behaviour lIIPOte years, under the petrol!) , o f 304 - Tfie ease and Edit, where the Jury Oturned that.enrull of thee verdict left with iltem by Via Clerk ntAlsiort, with the blear its plater arPseHtiteg out • principot lilrewher .. ,bel:te# tin I.:atirt, but Mr judgm en t g h t E na also heard slid. ttrteruitind a awnless' 4 11 0441 . tie. Justice of Peace Court ut Disinter? Ihe Coda ufterwarsis adjourned at half.postlisiii chock Monday MARKETS. CORN EXCHANGE, FRIDAY ' NOVIMEga 30. Our market continues iti the SWIM Mato of depressiuu and atignati 111 l that it has 6rCII in for some time pat, the imp. plies being auperabundaat t wilisnat any demand ; iir roam qaerire, the priers of Meat are completely riontioal, lisr the inferior qualities cannot be got off on any leant. Prima Dooley being scarce, supports 31enday's prices; but Ike ordinary go .lilies are cheaper, and nearly misaleahlr. Ont 4, Beaus, and Pram', are extremely dull sale, and rather lower. PRICE OF BREAD. The highest price of the best Wheairs Bread throughout the metropolis, is stated by the principal Bakers to be Eleven-pence the Quarters Loaf, of 41h. bus. soda half. UXBRI OGE. Coro Inspector's Return, Tuuttinsw, Novrmust 29. Wheat, per load l4l 10* to WI 10. Pew ditto Barley, per quarter ..18s —.l to ?As —.l Oats . l6s —.l to 29s —d 01 Bears 25s —d is 38. --d la Pease 30. —4l to 33. —d Rye —a —d to —d I NEWBURY, BERKS, NOTtllittß 29. Wheat . "21s to 72s I Oats Ms to Us Rye —s to ..- Beaus Barley 2II to 394 I Prase U. to 34s Bread, per galka, Is. bid. to Is. 71.1 SALISBURY, NOVEMBER Wheat 4os to 76. Od Data.... 1 Ss. nil. to !{r. Od Barley. HUNGER FORD, NOMlllek 28. Wheat..lBs. lid. to 78s. 0.1. I Oak.. I4s. tW, to 28a. Od. Bar:ey..lBs. Od. to 28s. Od. I Beans 235. 0.1 to 40s OJ. SMITHFIELD MARKET, Fatoity, Novtmoen 30. The supply at market this morning was hut mioiltmg, mid the priers of all dr.criptions Of Cattle urns much the same as pet Iset market. There is no Aeration of priers in the Hay. market. The following is a correct statement of the prices and a...abets:— To sink the offal pot atone of Mb. 8ref....15. 6,1. to 31. Pd. Head of Cattle this day: Mutton .2s. 114. to 3s. 64. Beasts Vea1....35. OA. to bs. Oils Sheep ...0 pork „. 2s. 6.1 in as. 84. Calves Lanla...os. 04. to Oa 8.1. I Pies HAY-MARKET. %66 .:Hap 3/. 10s. to 41. 41. • lei 01. ~luvsr ....... • 4/. its. to 51. . mew thaw ll. Bs. to if 16*. NEVVGATE AND LEA DENHALL MARKETS. (By the Circus.) Beet Ad to 2. I Veal 2. S.I to 46 8411 Mutton.. 2. Od to 4. IQd Park 20 01 to 46 041 PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. rr. ;curss. W orrveit•P Hay 31 0. 0 , 1 to 41 00 0.1 liav .... 31 3.011 to 4/ 04 Od Straw 1/ Is 011 to 1/ 11it 041 Clover-31 8. 04 10 5164 041 Clover 3/146 Otl to 4113 s OJ `Straw . 11 44 Otl 111 l/ 18. 041 PRICES OF TALLOW, SOAP, ice. per 1121 b. Town Tallow 46. 6.1 —. I.ltl Yellow Soap Pao Yeller Rusuis 44. 6.1 —, 0.1 111uUleal . ow While dittu...4si 0.1 —1 Od Curd . ••• 04a Soap di110.... 4114 011 —4 Od Grimes I Melting Shoff 394 04 —. 0.1 Gued Peep 4O . 7. DiOu rusgh„.2•Ss 0,1 —. 0.1 ..1 1 4 1 Y1 Y 3 crioce or 110114, per elm . .111? 11e;pprowript yrs MVW - RAM, - t -- .... 111 14a to $1 Ott I deal a... 21 404 to 41' . 16. Ws sii i . ari _ire—.4l:: : .0, 41 3 48 ..isz—ie:::::Vlt 05."1:: 3 2; . 1 0 6; 444mona t Atts '7l. to 91.9s,—Seconds, Q. 141*. to It os. at loos sal ..' • Nell .rit lo vinyl.) HAW HIDES. Skiii tiefferio ' Si Sleeii, !nest. Miaow, .. So &I 19004 ti 40 to 38 8.1 Marisrt Calf.. each „fa 1141 Middling. 3. ud Ir Ms 2,1 Eng. Horse Os 0.1 :p op 04 iH EEP SKI! 61 In 4. 04 Oil to 3s 11 Lace been obliy,:r4 to submit koa (uriLtr advtare of Is. a 11. smce Friday last. lo the market no considerable improvement ran he stilted in parcels for immediate delivery, but j ar . g „ adgile. liverable im goring, prices 2s. a 4 higher have been paid, and only yell few Refiners sill enter into these contract., and the boyeriore rather eager In purchase goods delivera ble is the year at the ad we have staled, and gee emptily the marked, eves for goods ready. mast be h ik e d a shade higher; the holders are exceedingly dim, In foreigis Sugars we have beard of 110 sales. an C a riT s r ir r.: „ . iterioa of I lt be l it market,s le).terrodua?„, lrd o r f lu 2 7;y e t: : 64 k el bags Coffee; Ike Defterara and &liner descriptions 'obi at gat h er l o wer prices; the Jamaica and Domino.' at hi g ky rates; St. Domingo at the pr. 1114111 S carrenry of the idultrt,, fair quality St. Domingo to bhds. 1111 s. and 101,64 . By public sale this forenoun,3 30 pkgs. Sliniwatig Coffee sold on low fermi; floe ordinary 101 s.; °refinery 984. 6.1. NUN. BRAN Dr, sad Flomanis —The Rani market ewe. iinue. Mon ; there are not, however, so many inspriries aer fin merly.—Brinity has given tray fatly 1.1. per gallume•-11 Geneva there is nu alteration. NATAL SToll44.—Torpridine is iiiroirerl after, nail at,, parcels arriving. would meet a ready mile. Spirits are kigke;. Tar is casasideratity advanced ; More last week an improve ment of 2,. • is. most be staled in Stockholm Tar; other descriptiosis are also higher. Ott.,—Whal e Oil must again be goofed 10s. lower, and exceedifitly heavy at it* reiluctien.—Liaseed is still Is. proving. FRUlT.—Nearly the whole of five cargoes of new Tinley Fruit was put up to public sale on Monday last, the priers as follow Fig., drums Me a 411.. a fi.4 lots /Os. to 80s. 11111 Wier chests Oil, a fies. half rhea's ; Flat Figs, halves mid gowns-re 46r.; Su babas 9111‘.• Slack Smyrna., dds. a els ; Cars.b arena [(Maims, Slis. a an. ; Ned Smyrna Raisins, .4.. a 555. A grist pail of the Figs wore bought in, and yearly the whole of the lied toys.* kaiaks*. On Tues.'s, two cargoes of new engrains were offered at public lialltii4ll, the gaplity very imhifferent, and various priers, from 91s. to 114..; a conswierable pitt re. miring unsoid : the mark•i at present is inundated with every riewrriptiost of Fruit, and the invite appears eliret44lllo, eh, of mid:mg say on-Arose% owing to the quantity which coos liaises to be Cored oil* by pebtic sate. TALLOW.—We stated out Friday last that toe market had greatly improved; in Ike begisining of this weft it ague looked heavy, and purchases were made at 41s. 'aril 495. Oil since then the market is folly Is. bleier, aid to day 44.. tiu brew paid; Ilse nearest gem rat e(r yellow ratadie I'al- I•rw is however 435. ed.; lie maiket lemla very Seas Tow* Tallow is uu-day quoted 411 i. Ct, whirls is the same as last we• k. Irtslerday9r.Anoiew-11 0 1ideatihen4sk. Esehrepar. Emit ludia awl Skoiaito 5.% MOUSY/. --- t - . - ,7-r„. - ,7;.% I : --- - • " - ----' -..- " -- " 7--... putt -COMMettile , CA Lll of GIII.EA 0 it 4 I. gi mule ollosoisof Ulf ressovatur Of Chi iorpoirroil fano gimes of lifr • wad is thopefoos es4roistrA io laird derided iel irf, to those o W I Z:: iiidtdtetara bare oesitespost sir peen of *vie sera l fslless 4Wits Al *ate 14 (*OM Ill*. lot!. IN steal olsosesiolhaso sprat i usr is gr, metal ly Aoki tor, and ilor reboil' sof L lifedhlithillh soilfolusul: " s i l . tr e t* srisoelse is the. selOriss .f IPPillid ; 64/04...CY of 1 wM (kir *theirs require, ow! patty frank roOseious stiolltros, Fort:y from rannesawe apprebelabanie, are liable PO Sisals siropood eolly tali, a prem awe* ardor: .tt ina. for ibs.iir shit ihr hot Poeta, &anises partinalaolay dtairard OM entillol Oslo of Gilrad. l'hr ;chef winch great olosobrrs Me* etifeekolustsl rims its renovating weary', - warrants Ihe siroosurvot oversew saruJaiion of * revister 40 St to *sae *be ape viessl a iii areteled. It is prepared fruus the ori:iatat receipt ley ifs.- lees appoititesl try will fur Shot ourrusri -AO ) 41.0 4,1 Soros ro. Mk. Julaanon, 611, Coteniall; mud Mr..; thoAllkoruio add Co.) psooluford.strro . .f. Losdits i Ilillfs oit r ham i and sill Mialptine Vtatleop u kohdoo4o% B l 4 41 . 3.1.., tar& ' w v4 r ~.u. 14 . ...* dot. . ••• Ame,4 1041ii.luul capeo, Ivor itels., .1100" - lino (hy Irtter)fil plead H.aot e w . irea is Aw ls a use Pound is expected. • . ..! the Iss.l -17- 1111nwarf — Tar - r — rr -- e • Ilamisem miss seaselpssetill.: • ...sae 61 .1 1 !•••le nlun t.01111,"!•-11.1e111011,4,4 Jost published, pricrLs, is besula (kaliessele Eddies). &GIS of UPS% a N(444ea1ied114:041.. 111. oneutery ur she intl....mei wises. from Bests! Frailty. is • bids the Casouee s aysivs•aw‘..asii cts of Lues Vesseress,Guseuerluess, Sivickeere e llemisal W. nes,. acc. are folly seevelepveli Part iliesallaimaa imam s' marks as critaise reseals Comphseals, Ns • panisalsa 811.- lily ; Part "11, resleraces Practical tllwaseelesees as Illaseat S o l, l 4?sse, sad Messes' ',vessels., .asiele smt is. terr.t ire oirweirse Mier us, vegetable e d ad Animal I l an au Peet 11'. is s Secire el *Mfrs Ilistoossi les of Ws .Preereill loboirc% ex1 441 "1 liwne I 11, fuNillsv 'owes'', seal tie elmtra. , • &cased to the. Yule* 4eid,ll,4teetity et leuele/imess. *CVO seal Co. Cosaultietz filtirsicss.„ l e • ‘..t. s i 4 .1 I • , i ) • (0;, I i,; 4 i dor instantly dispatched Ma son (Ingrid with • .fromg forte. and annth• r halite *a. fought Eve data •flermirds at 11lysidtt y Pall Melyn, its Breconshire, when the Welsh again abstained a 'let. nt ; the Prince's son &Mg taken prisoner, and hi. brother Tuil)r slain. The latter resembled the Prince so closely, that it isas at lint reported that Mystloye himself hail fallen; bus, on et:mining the hod), it was found to be fisiost,lpswirh for Liverpool ; Veuits, Carpenter, from N. I v castle for Artioitel ; Aur r Uodster, from Loudon for Per. I isarrhuce ; Juno, Hutcheson. from Loudon fur CRAIZ ; two. alAgairre, Coma, front lAIIII4III for Plymouth . ; Lipton, Hill- ; iiersua, Gum Sundrrland fur 19;moot►;Siaesre iruad, heal lasterliiii fur Naples; lialwpril, Shipley, from Newcastle fur Guernsey ; Heffelry, Ncvstoo, front Losikue fuecisrauSe ; Briton, Richards. (sum Lpailun for Ditlifisi;'JupiSer.. Arm. wart; Mono taidoor Nip Gibraltar (Ira anther" airitethlr) ; Mental's lissom Omar 'Fareiriter foe Shirt (twitardhitr ttuA cable)citiaca, %T. hoer, lowa Tar/worth (.q 4lree j auchor and cable 804 dissageri); .crArpotea,„Jor ; Liatirti ; and 111.0,11, I:rual IltolekoiLkllo Miry • (Africa)—all bilge. —Tivrai#ol4. *Assgn' i.! PIUCE OF RAW FAT, per serse.l4lll.-1 Price of Tallow (as staletl by the Tulles, 140.4110.74.1. PrOCC OF CANDLES.. -- From Tallow Chandlers HAIL Paiet Candies, per doten, fs 64—Meal4s rla 1i 6d. per dozen allowed fur really money. Ilnfloff -I, a IMO PftlC.P. O.IF LEATIIEII. Mitts, 50 to 55111 s each 21.1 to 22.1 per lb. Ditto, 56 to 661 bi each •22.1 to 24.1 Dressing Hides Fine Conch Hides ... .. Crop Hides SS to 4.) lbs fo r cutting 17 4 -4 In tap Ditto 4S t 0 .5611)~... * . Cult Skins 30 to 40Iba 2441 to 30J Ditto 50 to 701bs • .28(1 to 354 . . Ditto 70 to 8011.5 Small Seats (Creciitaird) 13.1 to 26.1 Large ditto ISt to 184 Tanned Horst Miles 114:1 to 10,1 Sponsish nurse Hides .e 01LS, per Tule, of 252 Goo g "r " Gus.. New Grecul.Wlta. ik4 Sll Spermaceti Om Pale Seal !5t . 1 4 44 ay. Nie "PP fief ml - --- - 77, PRICE OF POTATOK.4, from Nov. 19 to Nov. ‘..* Tr. Quebec Shawn god ()Roubles, from.... 40. to_ Ws. AO" Charrepion• from Marais Quebec. and Shaw., (rum ..... 70s. tll 74. ! e ~t., IllarsltChanapiusts, fru, 1...1 Monitor', from • 555. t e S.l p, e l p . 4 To L/ K idney., at .... . COAL MARKET, Newgespi,4ll o ,4 from Hialt 041 at 'Markt NIN Po 5ti144,,,r1 %W-Abbr., rl Newcsoille •AR. .321 .• . %op e n& •Ait .11K Ali., 17 Stitithibtod l4 .....4...414441 10 4 6 6 04: 1 tibiae CaMelligiAr ••• 4 • 0 •• - • Mir, I r • ar some my, by the presume, extrortattoes ut the snowareft """'" """ `-'•"••• '"r s; .rowsi • Y le Manilsty next: *. . [Frost iht " 001willn ]isle Peke 410TeN1.1 - WO Ca. Coissoltieg s4,rweepr i. (mow , • * Iltickarels hem The outward-bound remain all well. ' 1. •- • ' Ai 10484414111111.6 t. 6 414'4 I himself, he formed the ham desigui sweardertria bur Prioce c. _ _ . rend brother-W.l*w. His plot, however, was timely dis. LYSIINCITOII, 'foulness,' 29. eoverrel, Slid he was imenethetsly arrested and imprisoned. The Edward Moore, from uwamixe for l'emsneuuth, rats! 991.119111.01? SACIL4IIIOIL, 11104sint,.. /40wamtsan en- 4.,' ""r • "4 , to AT. 1404111%8WR 4.1111 / 1 4 , 6 n bearll . 11. " 43L A__ av°ll" Col - my -The Cotton market hart hers rattier heavy 'hie ~wt L - I -- - 4 - "We% • He *MAI have 4144 wills the punishment duo' tit the crime um siwr au Hurst Bradt yesterday during and it in A11a54,441111...• •C.F0:13 13 Leghsleal "...Atli ••• . 47 * 4." 11410 fume, eprbeiesbreirsits the view." ' I.e rar.lll•led, bad 'we the Prince's must nealutui friends ea. ,expected will be a total wreck ;,4614,4 40•1 Pjfigiltipkilit le io 43t "reek, yet the prices are fatly supported: he only puichaise erti thr ir influence in his behalf. He was pardon. d, there- t he • Ristenbea u .... 2U12 14 Yellen .4.44,4, 0 , 4 . 4 „r *7 so. of say cosivegurrice mince air In*r is • a J • - parcel o f Stasis; tira May 919 at te. • sroky i • tote, on ron d o ' we fl in t he would Gilbert su future In the ! The John Hiker; Aollsby ; MA . Cirri, net, warp 11 37 6 Na44140'55h5.1104.401.1 41111/ verpool this moraine state there was a very considerable 171, Fleei•oreel ; 40, Went v`il,i4ekl.l • ' ci.n.noun raise of Isis etrantiy, a condition lie had silo upper. lie herr by distress of veleAleo l lle Yi -1„ r • is 10111,f; tautly of obeerving, as wasitept in rigid conbilemeot till .144witt, but receprod au damp, ' ellewssosww. 2 4 U 37 7 Peke** ai oat 1111 bushman. doing in entioe at the previous priers; 1 :1 44 7 .;i g1e' 9110144 1114 three de's of t h is 'reek nearly 6,040 hags wet pure ' 6 ± l o llll l . e4ereie, 1 the rebellion was quellid. The gasify of ()wa rn slow bare I tr , ' WM'S. 091140.1140 Paris itispiaight 24 40 LialMmws4Liris•lsSt 110 11, so prosperous au aspen, 'bar ch u d e „, Ka u! .1- France , en. Th e Diary, relbaall, fur Jamaica. nab Ilisor r Ported hey, piate.w.i.....• .2 U 24 04 0,011144.1x4141i1iN The sales London since Friday lust consist of , >ru • winl' 4 ; j si all heed latw se show " his (3). and m u ipe u r.et e d rn calite'yesterda lot the iiiikbeed time, halms' parted on the H ormi l laus 25 90 Riaidailisio • .:L 3: r 4 1 44 3A Bengal slight degree fur the loss of dir eallaor tool high-spirited 2611 s VaMant. "'retarget on the Rehlet 4 ...neui.N..:;.. SO 420 Surat Aid a 7 I. a MM• &leases. GOSS sad see weak !very spur, wbei 1.1 the barite of robsewshitry, oboist a year be- • WaIWaSOWOI:64I, II efffaiffliffit Hain, Ex. 51.....156 Duhlln•lhXhifeless 81 Madr..• 614. a . itaimiderr y 'v- Is bs.- L(4). But be dui L ai rea p any very eaten,,,, advantages 4riived the Fans/. 1-tonntille. from Loaday o lostanas Prtershorobohl. 3 13. ti 124 Spanish. es, vomited Is &scribe mi•ately Ilb• ollilelaliaat a Me l t. f•iirts his onion , tVbeis ill was euairacied he appears to have ar- w ith 1 0.• of to•fill,Poulsit WPC been run on &nerd by Swum* awakes IN kg IS • • imilelebot'.l • 1791 eerime. ll . , from 11.0134110 0016 19 iraiel,l 6 ie11h5tft .11 10 " wr i••44114 4 zmi4t..3 14 4 41 1 4 414 r. 41:4611119 1.14,14 b5 .,,a 4117 11014 . siert' •I the very acme Of 4lia Career, WWI the crisis wall say miller Off DI Wlllagloo, nyeltloaday ere log. ‘,„. 10 • 10 Parlogal .ll 4o94o• l /*"?.•10. ' , • • POoefor 4 •• •• • 7.w* thrall hat favourable. Although fen tune bad hitherto soliark is supposed to l ists k ui cir e yi l ly.b r e ur ja ' as " Goseppe :41.-ar 9 1 '0 AMMO. 'There haw imp yawn hon, the t.ace was nut far thallatst wham he was la 11,14/11.; 1644,001 1 i0' e •very fro MAIM rod k it s•'• NlrßippeyAsi9lollloo4 4l / 441, v 44174111 e. • Lod' ts • Feneige , Gag 40 us ...in 110 4 3 s i evers i. &w en wi v e, met r e mer , N • filer Iper C a r 1in...330 4 4+W, 4 14 4 1 4 AN eniengeinan. Inman% niribe Rielunand, (rem New York foe I.linwpilml,. ne4ll filhan.s •s4s ova 44. ' • hem p.m.' e s * i n th e gie rk; po se ar ..l Meets • 444 I 44 OD 4/. 0 k in 141 , . • ! A patsy of his adherents (in i•easker about 8.000) sad asias, Abet - dation Hay. twee /1.6.1.e7, es the tistslualinso& Ilareelonaiarw•c.a Sem 111•4*****...A.....swie stensinid has baerraillan tisentealionOng Owe week 71 1 1 • 1•11 E..K1 ,01 "°"Ps. t h s . ...rawer wire de r re l td !with the I ° 4 of 1 • 4 i i lltOftlp,trit et's. The cow • (except our man) tad 'Amnia; 44 New • Waits •......111 1 . 011111 shoat again he vetoed big bee as Hie bidders eve , 1 g it too lled "d ig •• - ia rrifs llll ,, py ' sr•7 oar thos." l " "'ht. To l e l"' "' ! " 1 " 1. " 1 " c l t;11,11 7 1 ij i; o ir ~r e • -VI ""etloto i11h 8941 9 eeL•9 Orel, and are nut 11111)11 . 01111 to . erect Wet; ELI* el the limed, • DEVIZES, NOVEMICR 29. Wheat.... 35s OJ a 39s Od I Oats l7s Od a 32s OJ 135 OJ a 35s Od Beans 853 Sacks of Wheat sold at the moor of ale. Od. BIRTHS. Thnts.lay. in (;rawer-stteet, Ase lady of Cdionel frrotosell, of the 1U tegiment of Not, ter • sm. Olt Toestlay, at Exmouth, the Lady of the *Horsey. General, of a sou. SI A Itftl Thoroday, the 210th •Itiato, at st. Marearel's Wrolodo. Ors, by Hoe Rev. Thooms I.lnl d, A.M. View 44' Altwittsvai Sainp, Miley Piston COOper, Cheverelk. aephow to Sir Astley Pasha) Cooper, Moil. kt Elizabeth War. 'et, only child of WiNwa iiirtford, E. M.l. for Aylesbury. Ou the 1134 ultimo, at the church of Warietstoora, I, the Ritlit 1t.,. the Lord Bishop of firoarnore, Henry &mail Close, Easy of the city of Dishlin, to Jine, daughter of flit ACV. Molt Warns& of Waritstitown, coattty DEATHS. Thursday morning, et his hnu..e is Welliattoo Creamed. Reinstate at :sit advanced age, the ittlf. Atclatitacalt M.A. FILL Plovian rerifessur of Astrootomy to Lae Csa veriity of Cambridge. Oa the 14th ultimo, al Horton 1.04 e, nese Erma, *god years, Ilse Hon. lasaisa Itrusoossg, widow of J. itcdoinaile, En,. of the sante plat.e. She sw..a the ettisrest akamaiciatew, aid on ly morviting t Lild of the lam It.g,hi lira. llPtiphoCrshimo. Loth Paltseatter, cud sister to S 4 Frederick Calvert, sitso sae Ike last Lord liaSnoorr. , of in a violent tit of Nailing emizb, bib fbo 44th inseam, Geinte Ellwood ittbtuo, toLsol moo a IlloGiorte /Nava, Mitt. ossildeoly, the Want sou of Sir Ilidisart sod Linty 341 A, Parainalim, fiatinton, no the 4th of Seyiteattsee Isd , ia year of his ate 1 . 611.713.,144tera. Wale. Essei ion of Lit itt.sCetsetral /if C. Wale, X.O R. ut 44k tisiel teed, Cash) i.kettleiste; ' • - • ••'. - li lIVATaIt •OAT AT 11111111110114 T DGE. sil etas, ..! f g.vt46, 1 'ay 6. . _ •..-t . •