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• nevi lie euteleal leibmf,liersagll lb Mamma it for proper soil keosnamblobeero, then bell time for all ibises. The wabeitims Wei WWI properly, sod ought ..t to be sboeed.— If wont so ebb* the Presager while be was elm** kb saddle*, be would dittiph it bard. The frotemmo at his shop proved, that the Primmer was 601 seep armored, bat whew's, he took it is his hood Cat . rhe tMp wee hie ointal stroin. He was ordered so pry the lltog's fre s sad be discharged. WORSHIP. SYMMS'. A DISTRESSING CASE. Yesterday a tad soured Aliso, whose Magidd appears's* pistol, demded Mat be ores is went of secvssary mostimanee, to the Whin Magistrate for relief from the perish • Spitahlelkis. The peer fellow sub tears in his rime, sealed to the Ma ,ideate that he was as orphan, and without any friend what ever he was employed at tenting a wheel in the factory of 111. Squirm' Is Spitalfields, for which be received eel, Ss. a seek, wet of which sore he had to exist, sad pay for ludg. is so* emblem. The work that be was employed at was yeti leteerlson, nod required necessary food to keep up his sillebeelt, which faded him greatly ox areoust of the half snorted .crier I. which be was evraselled to live.— He having bees here is Spitallields workhouse, welded as the C.oosouttee with a reemenienilatirra from his ineeler, mid hoplored them to allow him some peceuhry wingless, weekly is prevest him from starving, bet they • refused his rerreert, and he had sow waited us the Ms. emirate to solicit his insert/rest., to compel the parish to re lieve him se tale him into the workhouse. The Illeeistrate told him he was truly sorry fur his &pit,- • sitsition, hot whilst he was eareloe inforey, •Ithorigh i• was wooty. h. could our order the overseers to Mims him, truism they Ciioollo 441 to do. o. . A NTIQUII'I ES. -la 4. ► l a ";(Fross the dee DAste.) I. doomed, or the Freoch Institute, has just re t eivad • letter limn M. Cailliaud, dated the Sib of ‘ May, from Atoms', • vantage about a day's journey hoot Cheody, in Nuhie, in the kingdom of Srnnaar, in which Bid traveller communicates hia latest dis coveries. At a short distance to the south of the coollueat or the Atbsra,• the ancient Astubtorar, and four u a l ) e journey from Barba., he found the ruins of 8 peat time,, with a temple sod 40 pyramids still eta &sig, aid laity others in ruins. The bases of the largest of these pyramids ate about 6d feet, and ether height 77, and oa one of the aides of each is • small temple, ornamented inside and outside with torrogiyphie characters : two of those temples are ovetorl, and the arches are decorated with hirro yrlvphic emblems, mid with keystones and ribs likeness. Th . *, traveller hassseertateed that those temples are of the same age a. the Pyramids. All the material. are of free.torie, like the rock on which they are built. I.inail NOIR, who contrition!. the military exprditjun tutu AhyoUssiia. permitted M. Cailliasual to Niels one of throe Pyramids ; some (•wk letters were found in another of them. The mu of the temple and the ruined town is about a league aoJ a half from she Nile and roost of the pjrataids are a league further, the Wilke as al Mew pica Bruce must have passed two leagues only to the east without suspecting their existence. An ave. h oe ..f S i ohinilea„ io the shape of rams, 46i feet long, lead. to the temple, and the wall which enclose% it is 4.'6 feet round. The island of Curgus, mentioned by Bruce, is to the south of Aosour, and contains no morminesets. M. Jornard is of opinion that the great ruins near A.sour are those of Meroe ; their lionuile about 16 I fewer'. 50 minutes, agreed with .that of Merue, as given by Strabo and Eratoatlir. Th e ',edition* laid down by Bruce, in his . wrap, are tolerably accurate, hut has traced -V e limes of the ruins too much to tlor south. M. C iiiliautl proposed ID remain, during the rainy he. 1.01., at Seoliier, with the expedition, to take Ito lea residence in the Fainelo, awl to proceed aeriereessils up the Bahr-el-Abiall, or the White It ver, which he will ascend up to a certain die • laece, in order to procure information respecting ti•e c0in...," of the Niger. The thermometer 'was etensittly, during the mouth of April, as 41.7 , degrees and upward., and even a, high as 48 de g rees (.13 degrees of Its or. exposed no doubt -to 1:i. nun). M. railli•uol could not discover any I-P.113110s of Ow tradition of Queen Candace, whose dye.i.ty, according to Bruce, were in his time still 6% the throne of Chanidy. Fur a long time our ire. ' yeller has slut taken the meridian ultitudes of the pi: whit li no too cl o se is. the Zenith, and lie CUD rely deirrinter the hound's of places by means of IDUull and • arcs. VIC ZODIAC. tssswit The roviosity excited at Maurine's by the arrival :iii L dirt: fount Droderah, cannot yet be grati -41,1; wand n3oirestient of autiapsitv is still OD loo•srol slap which conveyed it from Egypt, and il.ere It must reinliu till the beginning of December, in consequence of the rigorous measure adopted to prevent the ititroduction of the pestilence, which at thus usomelit devours the population of Catalonia with an 111110141.1 r apptAlte. lit order that the great expenses already incurred by the removal of this precious relic may not be increased, the adminis. tratiou of the customs, with a liberality which re dects the highest honour on that departineut, have gives directions that its introduettowitato Franco sldl be exempt from the ogeel duties; and the In stitute isitrods to apply to Count SDUCOII to cause the expenses of trausport to Paris to be paid out of • the public treasury. Besides this monument M. Lelurrain has sent some boxes of mummies, and a great number of those objects of antiquity wills which Egypt abound., sod which its climate prra eeeee in pitch an artowshing mintier. Thus, the Etiglisli have ceased to take on recluaive share in the Archeulogical treasures scat. turd along butte batiks of the Nile. It is notorious that, ut'er the 4-Ketonic of the Raman., that enter. praseng people uroamelit their capital with the magni ficent regnainsof Egyptian civtlizut . The obelisk, known by the name of Cleopatra'. Needle, recently aitrived in Lut.duit, is to be erected in one of its square.; another ob.lt.k, thot'of Plitloe, will or MO.. lariat the residence of a innate geotletneu. lo•ad of the colossal statue of 'Memnon, a foie sarco phagus of alabaster, discovered in the eepulchre, of the Pharaohs, and a vast 'number of other valuable curiosities, are.depositeCu the British Museum ; but all these unniumenitsetogether du ,not, imitate*. emend that of the plaitsrphere, sit skillfully detach- , rd from the vaults of the ancient temple of Twill. iia. This precious relic, of such remote antiquity, is no lees interesting to the history of the arts in seaseral, than useful to that of astronomy. and of geography to purticular.— (IJurnal de Marseilles.) • Tine *alimonies of Mount Baykal, near a place called blo-raire, air &bow '7O leapies below, and very flu Iron. the_ ---ortursoce of the Atbara, *lsiett farmed the Isle of Merge: t r ... A f, • MIYYVC44•f V 11111 . - ME LASO. • . . Dusuw, xovnletli 41. Dr. Horigkianion has heels elected ViCeirrovost of Trisity College, vice Dr. Barrett. deceossol, • Dr. Wray is advariced to • senior fellowship the promotion of Dr. lirsdakirmort. Doctor Bairrett it is said, has left his property principally to chat*. tiro, though his poor relations were numerous. He has left sonuititu to WIC or two a the servants of the University. His Excellency the Lord Liestrnasit is expected at Oak Park, in the county of Car Low, on a Aelt•tert Colonel Bruen. Hie Excellency intrude realabdpg some time to enjoy the amusement of Collfelits.l The hest meeting for the eseedgMht. lb. antic Society took place on Mead" evintietwaS Rotunda. Several favourite pit*, of instrifildblit music were performed by the asembera, glees admirably given by Sir Juba Stevan*, Mewls. Smith, Bleak,. &e. The Right Hon. Lord Oriel, with his liberality, has granted five acres of lend. free"' rent. to the Rev. Or. Mackin. the present paOP, priest of Colton, for the porpose of building a swilhka,resirliesice on. His Lordeliip attended its Misr the funeral of the late parish priest. the pious ill l venerable Dr. Morin), on &noisy last. PROVINCIAL_ [From she Aliening Pose.] i r e „., On Saturday we published from the LAtieriAT CArossick an account of an attack on Mr. Hitt`dt house of Graigue. The frllowing letter, which or received from a known correoporideut et Dtmierailei will shew whit truth there is in that statement : • " Dristeralte, November IS. Sra—As I do sot wish your exerllessi Paper should be Ilia vehicle of eonveyin folsehossfill. I write to istforus you, that the lu-cosset gives its yeaterday'e Limerick Chremiere mf Oar haulm of James Hill, of Grail:see, Rol. being sitaeked, Ind plundered of BM., k perfeefflr taw. It woe am at hacked, and if It were, Mr. Hi I sad is seas are well pre. pied to defend themselves ; our would they suffer their inns us be takes from them. I live within a mile sad hag Graigue, and am in daily coonamoicatiosi with worm of Mr. Hill's family, and was se this asersiag. Our immediate neighbourhood is perfectly quiet, though the deluded peo ple have maswitted depredations all &roved it." We shall now give en instauce of this hied fit= ;Sainders's Neve Lefler: 4, After toitiog the least off use winery barracks mil Chapel is iirweeirk, .e have reams roe:peel they will strip every Peatimman's house In the curry. I wish thereat state of this collate, was known us the ether oldest the water." Now, we happen to have received a letter has Limerick, dated the 18th instant. It will be sees how naturally it accounts for this bad dealing Extract of di Wier, dalmi Limerick. Nireenitr IS. Now, sto the lead-clestiog frees she barracks. mit 18 months ago there was a tad.ter lan is as adjoisisig ieW, sad a report circulated dist some villains hilestied to strip the lead off the barrack roof—it was, however rept,- vested to Cutest! Declaims,. that It might br a ac y. get the retry replaced sear a Carassio iss„ adjailsitm the barred!, who had just brew rmsevad. Moils She matey was there, the premien were of cower, stems. Ham. ever, all pasted off very well iMiit she seemid attempt, whim some of the lead was onaloobtsdly I,IIIIIIIMIL Very edit-- O. Wealaraday wiled blew so hard that some of the bad cause down frame 'mother part .f the berm& roof isle Ist pablid read; fortunately it was brosight tato the guerd MON sod slaws to the Commasding °Hoer be the sows helms it was fumed by any thiamine passeager. Had this brim ass safe, whet a dash it would bars is mar Comisratios Jeereel, for rertsioly sate bet lessegtwes meld hero earabad it st, sod fur ths porpoise of misverting It ist. Masts." The Eogl:sh Papers, some of them at least, sp. pear to have caught the system. The following contradiction is from The Star : A story is correct is Devortshite, of two compsaiss of the I Ith regiment, now is (reload, haviag holm col of lass ',fray with a party of IMO posmilry. le is ahootiirre veld of troth. The propagators of each is wicked aod moil re. putt deserve the severest reprobatiort." 1F6061 ANOTHES 61/61111310 mica At a lute hoer on last Saturday night. au attack was made by a strong party or the sensed pta•lllltFy, on thebouse orrhorotts u rloisg, of Ballydaiser I. Esq. The spirired resistance which had been made by Mr. Furlong and his sou, all a forint r OrCasi ssss hod made u suitable einpreesion on the minds of these wretches; but, as soon as they hod discovered that Mr. Fur long bad gone from home, they thought the oppor tunity peculiarly favourable for a second attack on his house. Mr. Furlong's sun, hawfver, was at home, who, with his cousin and Captain Standish, Ina brother-its-law, together with a few soldiers, were fully prepared to resist the attack. The assailatits were formed into three divisions ; one was stationed at the front, amid one at each (Irak of the house.— Mr. Furlong and Ills little party limd several shots. but the 'assailants were equally active ; some of them were wounded, awl the circumstance caused them to retreat. Mr. Furlong and his party kl lewed them for some perches. but in the pursuit one of the soldiers was wounded with a slug io the arm. Mr. Furlong's party kept up a brisk fire oti the fugittvcs, and it is supported that some of them have beeu wounded. At Barris-in-omm the rails, have been inces sant ; nothing can be done in the held*. Westport, comity Mayo.—loceswest EMI'. county Clare.—From the fall of ,sin s this county is in a wretched state. cioalsoL, !mecum' 17. A few Slights ago the stables of the polecats' Tips perary took fire, and were burnt, it is u from accident. For some days back, roliettia various kinds regarding the peace of this neighbour. hood have been afloat, which we have generally found groundless and unworthy of notice.—(Cloa mei Herald) GALWAY, aovEmaisa 17. In consequence of the reduced prices of stain, and the •lerina created by hoarders •tid speculators having subsided, the article of bread has declined also. The Winton was seut round oil Thursday. through the town, to state that the loaf which had lately been sold at 4d. would be, its future, but 3d. and that it should be full two pound* uright.— (Galway Adrerliser.) We have • pleasing task to fulfil respecting the flannel fair at Orieumure. During the present week between fire and sat hundred permit of coarse flannels, etscliconti • g, on ass overage, frotn 140 to 130 yank, were exhibited mid sold at from laid. to 15d. per yard. litre is a sons of 4.0001. vireo latest, during the week, in the small village of Orawnote ; and. notwrithessmbesg thr slimily tunes in which we live called the atteniton of the 4.11461- .1 Nuts of this town to this subject, we regret to state that no fair or mallet day has yet been hued fur the sale of the article its this town.—(/Lid./ I The gs nerve, conduct of Chalks Dasseen,-Elq., .., appear that little price foe their produce , load milibk be leveed to advantage by breeding -Imam English horse dealers have come here lately to biy,.bni caimot get soy thing like what they WOW. t Limerick, just sow, they advertised that they Would attend sod bay at the horse market. but e 4 eid get but " 1 : 4 bone that would suit them. the greater tsunami there bell)* all bad. The buyers ikre guise to oilier hies. Now, if the breed's* of good horses was en couraged in this comorplebile the demand for the tura produce to so *0,4 might probably cure the evil a little. • . i .: (Front the Cork lohelligeneer of 11Ne1iy i Since our !wt. we regret bring obliged to state that the outrages we •hove to record iu she neigh bouring county ere 4ther . segmenting, and that the pernicious effects of their example are swatt ing in the county of Cork, which his hereof'''e been so remarkable forth. good order and peace able disposition of its peasantry. Out Saturday last (the 17th instant) a meeting elf the Nobility, Magistrates, and Gentry. man held at Fermoy, at which Grotty! Barry, High Sheriff of the Couuuty, presided, and whose vigti4 too. activity must call forth the approbation of M. • -,. friends of loyalty and social order. ~ ti...:ii We understand that orders have been receietit by the staffs of the North, South, and City or Cork regiments of militia. to hold themselves in readiness fur those parts of the county at present is a disturbed state, The staff of each regiment consists of upwards of $0 men, serjeasits, corporals, and bind, all of whom are to fall into the rooks gad carry muskets. under the command of the I d a: ant, who, it is understood. is to hold the ission of the peace. Throe men, since .the &of the regiments being disembodied, have kept quite inactive. there being no ins.. ;bate occasion for their services; but, in come" force of the reduced number of the disposable force in this country being inadequate to the heavy ditties under present eireumstaiscrs, the assiquiticp sf such a body of experienced mess must Nei acquisition. They are to act more in the capacity' sf police for patroliug the districts where they el' quartered, a duty which they are peculiarly calcia 'hued for from their local knowledge of those pert. of the Salsoty, as many of theta are from the neigh. limerbind.• It is expected ‘hat they"ttill march im- Slidiotaly, the North Cork to Mallow, the Sootb Cork to Bettevant, sad the City of Cork to Kan hawk. The energy and promptitude of the Go sitissisat in this instance will tend considerably to iittlitorst order, sod subdue that spirit of insubordi- Wtisa which is spreading amongst our infatuated peasantry, and manifest to diem the folly and mad ness of opposing the established laws of their coun try, which have been odministered to them with such mildness and forbearance. On Wednesday atomism last, as John Berry, • police coustabli from the Barony of Duhallow, was proceeding from this city, w h ere he had been with prisoners from Mallets, be came up on the -rood, about six miles from that loon, with three carmen, who he walked in company with for some distance. whets the three alitikked and heat hint most unmercifully, took from hint his cmhine and -sword. with which they got clear off, notwithstand ing his endeavours to get the country people to as sist him in tecovering them. A short time after wards the post-boy and a dragoon conveying the mail from thus city to Mallow, Mlle to the spot, but could affind no assistance. The carmen were from the neighbourhood of Charleville. We would deem it advisable, at this pariicaler' time, that the arms of the different barony consta bles in the districts alluded to, should be deposited in a place of safely, where recourse could be hod to them by the n,eu alien on ditty; is the seamier in which they are de,acheil iii the country, mad the defenceless state of their eabins, render them desira ble objects of attack, the obtaiuitsg of their arms being • sufficient excitement. ' I .' We have also been informadVatif respectable au _ ‘lllingh . bourbood of thority. that several honors in the b. BoNimmons, and within a few miles of the place where the above outrage was committed, were visit: ed on Saturday night, and arms taken from tbe re spectable farmers. We have likiitvise heard of several houses being visited for arum iii the neighbourhood of Mill street, iu the direction of Kantutk. but decline giving them publicity, until sufficiently anthen• tinned; as. if Ihry prove to be unfouoded, we ebould not wish to become the midterm of mews laiing such remount. The precaution. taken • in Limerick and Tralee for defeating the objects of the disaffected in the procuring of gunpowder, have induced them to 11•10t1 to this eily, where it was likely to excite less observation. For this purpose the miscreants have silted the 'louses of the different farmers in the practice of bringing butter to Cork, who have been sworn to procure at least I lb. of powder each, and threttered in the event of their not complying. We hope our fellow-citizens will avail themselves of this suggestion), to be cautious who they dispose of tab./der to, as the eppreheusion of one of those persons might lead to important discoveries re spectiug the nocturne' movements. im-..., _ wr fininsit COMMERCE IN THE LEVANT. The following has been exhibited on the board at Lloyd's:— . Extract of a Inter from Jobs Cartwright, .Est. Me Me jest'''. Comiatapisessi* the Otiosess Dourisioss, le Mr. I.iilitrli. &mein 416, Lave& 00i0gssy : so - '"1 10. Illt 1. 64 I am lap, so bi sow so dap OM Ste sesesesesieetion . lo gir e e a t el ir Carlos lidglikes,sir.is latilri d ehip Cosi/wise, my y last haler, Ins 000 the eters.* NUs vessele Shieli have elute fang; with the laser gest ships here beer t wait I l s e revere' • g i g. A direst t o each Greek, as pirates who should presume to & MA in his esehaul *Lip. reij;s • • ‘ el;erleetiri t lids*); 4e . lit . tbVi alsessblee jo the roositf of Limerick. 410 etSes It iris. IVEVkiti CM :aimed; taking kW eausideristias the Ist price of d VieeFroetlet r i agricultural produce, sad other oliaershire which . deeloords sew present themselves. he bore whited their rests r fellowship y snore thou oue.third of what tbry were liable to per 13..c10r Beeeete• ' voider (heir origival lessee, awl a rosarausoirsdioo to , 'ilia', to cheri- this purport hes been arsouluoseed to thew by 0. F. ounorrous. He G. Woolly. Esq. Ageut to the estates.—(Limerick the servants ei tiirookk.) 1111011 A coasUlloollllsllT.l soot is especial It would sppror that u landlords can get but . . . •,' ." 'lk .1111 „4, 1 5 r. t .44.4 130BW EILIBANGB, FerwaT, gorißtlela tB: O IMAM asthma east abeadwitly supplied with Witsokillikt whet remeteed ever alas. week's supply, mad fresh entreats received Aerie( Ike presto, swd for which there is Bitter* se ricrepwd, except prime piclust samples of aid, which with diffweity etweirerd hist We.liseeday's priers ; Inn ell 'usher deseriptiars are acuity essetestile, sod priers of swerve aeseirrel. Fier hrightursalrieu Herb y beteg enbere, is it brisk oleauml, at Illeadey's priers; kart artillery arse ere very beery, sad 'ether cheaper. Bows end Pewee ire dell sale. bet eM lower is peke. Oats are very heavy, ewieit to large strive'a le ether *elides there is no alitraiiew. Final OF BREAD The highest price of the best Wheats Breed threerheet the wietropelis, ie mated hy the principal Bakers to he Maws pewee HaffpreeP, the Qearsere Leaf, of 41b. See. eat a half. SMITH Fl ELD MARKET, Fattsav, Nommen 13. There Wee • good sepia, at etsrhet this istereleg of ell olesesipslops of cattle, 1104 i prose beasts obtelotsl test IN dodoes, priers. bet 'stereo sorts are dell sale—Hay, Sloes, aed Clover, ere et our lest (patellas& The lollesrieg ie a ow net stateeseet of the 'prime had tooelsersi-.. To 'lab the offal per Now of OW Beef..•..ts. 11.1. so Se. Id. Wed of Cedes Wm Me: Mettoo..te, ILL to 3.. AK lefties re51....30 0.1. to 5.. Rd. /beep Part .. I. &I lo 4e. ed. Calve* Lamb.„.lits. Od, to Os. 04. Pie...... TOO HAY-MARKET. Hay Chew Stage SALISBURY, Novemssa tn. Wheal 404 lo 78. Od I Oats.... 194.041.6441.4. 04 Barky. DEVIZES. NOVOiIIICR 22. Wlreat.... 351 Od • 39e Od Oats Us Od a 32e 01 I Barley.... 13. Od • 308 01 Beans 653 Seek, of Wheat eoll at floe average of 31e. 04. HUNGERFORD. Novell gut 21. Whest..l44. Od. to SOL Od. I Od. to $O.. Od. Baery..llls. Od. to its. Od. Beams 4M. Od. to 404. Od. Notnessa it. .11 Wheat ...••••11.0 le MO( Oteta taw swab Rye Barley lBe to Me Pram ts. to allp Bread, per tyalloo, le. Sid. to le. 70. NEMGATE AND LEADRNMALL MARKETS. 4 ' l (8 the Careen.) Beef .... 1e OJ le ie ed Veal .... Se Sri to 4e SA Mottos.. to Od to te 10d I Pork .... to 4d to 415 11.1 PRICES OF EAT AND STRAW. ST. 14111111 . 11. MIIIITSCM &NM Nay 3/ Oa OJ to 41 Or OJ Hay .... 3/ 10‘04 to 4/4a Od Straw 11 41 &I to it We Od I Clover-3/ lbs NI to :•1 Ss 011 &I Clover 48 Oa to 4115. 041 Straw . II $u Od to 1114 a OA PRICE OF HOPS, per Cwt. NSW POCKET.. Dew NAGS. Rest ....111 14s to 3/ Os Rest .... 'l/ 10s to 4/ 13s Soso= ..31 is to 3/ Ss Sweet ..... I/ of to SI Os Eases....3l ISi to 4/ 4. Esse: .. 11 to to 34 His Farobas, Ise, N. to 91.9...-5.... 4., 41. 106. I. 71. Os. OILS, per Tun. of 222 Galles.. New GremilMbele.. 211—a Spermaceti Old Pale Seal. .. . 25/ --a Pale Rape 431 —a PRICE OF RAW PAT, per it... of 81b. Pries of Tallow (as stated by the Tallow Metiers) ts. 70. PRICES OF TALLOW, SOAP, he. per 11111 u, ToweTallaw 46. IJ —. 11l Yell... Soap is INN Yell.. Ressia44. 6J OJ Slutsled Ms White Jitte...43s OJ —s Od Card ...... Soap (1ittu.....41. OJ —s 04 Graves lSt Os Melting Stuff 39s 0.4 —0 04 Good Orgy 7s Os Ditto rusuc6..26s Od —1 Ikl PRICE OF CANDLES, ffol2ll Tallow Citamilers Hall. Price of Candles, per dozes, 9 64-614r4144, 111 44. ~.; 64. per dozes allowed ise ready wao•ey. SHEEP SKINS. Polled Doors RAW HIDES. Best Heifers& Metes, per at. %%hasty.. Es 4d tole 6d • 30 4J to 3s 6.1 Market Calf.. each 9. Od Middlings 3a 041 to 3. td Eag. Horse Its NtoOs Od WINES. exclusive of dot', 71.7 d. pts Port, old, per 138 gallows 2Ol. to 481 New, ditto Lisboa, per pipe 3Ol to 34/ Modeles, per pipe of 110 gallows (Ent lodia) 451. to 7W. Sherry. per bon PRICE OF POTATOES, from Nov. II to Nov. 17. Quebec Mawr sod °snubleo, 401 to Soo. per too. flampiom from Marsh %morn mid Almero, from Montt Chompimm, from 7oe. to Sec Yorkshire 'lodge's 04.... . COAL MARKET. Noirassosa • Ships ot Market. fps Sold. Price. 831 Newcastle Ste eselleelted 1 Welsh Coal 1 Carrell Coal 0 [Fiona the " Landon Noe Pries Current."] FRIDAY, 110113111111 R 23. Comex.—There is little brisksese is the Coitus aratket, yes the prises are soppoeted-. The secovets fro. Liverpool skis iserniag are oars favouralrle; the stathet was Gm, sad sossiderabie parshases are reported. The pales is Lads, from the lleh to the 21d iastast , iaclusive, are— !7o Beard . a 6141. is bead. 2711 Surat S a 71.1. 03 Sea lelseid .l d. a Nil. -- 40 Peesambase ..... dirty paid. SO Carriages — Ilvorm.—The demand for Illssoweades early in the wealk wee brisk sad extensive, sad, wield. a few days, the per. chases wets reported at 0,000 &his.. the good sad Ise at the Is. a 3e., the iriferier i hrowa at the imprint. west of Is. 'The market elate has sea bees so brisk, yet the advert, is the prices is ass rely fully siainteised, hot • Owe& spiel's is estertaised that the price. of Sore will Mill improve coasiderably. Ti.. Relined market is sere Sew, sad several extensive contract' have bees eructed into for goods deliverable is Grin, at peieee rather higher than the peaces market ✓ases. Several speculators ham appeared at market, and generally there le oases appeareses of • reviving trade to ward, the 'prior : is the wan tree the prints of seised goods oust be staled a shade higher. se the purchasers cla ✓et buy re such good terms as they did Ise. week. ha Fort ip Sugars there is very little &rag 3. • smell par. ir 7 A. l lInn • af solute __V M S _ al " • • —if or East Indus &seri ptigir'airlowest Magi of mil MM. coovag....Tbers was • gals of Co ff ew iserTneaday last, chirly Demerara and Bethke &scrip...kis; the re. viosis prices were fully maintaiool. Since there here ken so public salts sill this forenoon; the demand by ;m i. vale contract for home coossratpliose has ben miosiderab:c ; the prices raker higher. The salt Ibis foremasts emotion w(44 casks British Plantation, Y Lap 47 Mande pu.riga ; she Ilantatior was Intch Coffee ' • 30 Casks good atolsilise rrshrcd iggs.„ which may be coossdered • farther adesore of Is. a en. per eel.; the Foreign was milted St. Dualiaga e r g &old degeriptiolie, chkfly damaged, affording IWO etittri**l of the priors. Generally Coffee may be stated an d improving, the holden ousifidestly anticipatiag • insider.. ble ad towards She spring; the norm, a the mina time, chiefly coati...A to parcels fur the hums trade, which are scam, and coonnisuol high privy. Row, 1105anw, and Homagos.—The peddle sale of Rom ow Tuesday last annl at awry rail prices; it emaisted of 147 timielicuus Jamaica :-11 • 13 0. P. Is. W. • h. 74.; gli a 37 Is. 941. a Is. 11d.; 28 • 30, is. a Is. 31. The Rag. ma. Simi by private coatereet continues Gra, the hoyers meant purchase at su low rain as formerly, aad ge- Neurally there is the appraragee of a crewing trade--gl ean . dire coign** to advance; foe Cob leaded beet marks 4e. 19.1. basketu paid; fur old longleaf 4.. W.; Weiler marks fresh leaded 4n. dd. to 4s. 74. .hi 4s. 44. to 4s. neva there is little variation. Fllttl?.—The quantity of every description which retitl e/see to he forced oon the market by poblic sales beiug tee s derahly more 11.50 the-demand (Iliosogh it has improved), sod the anxiety of the importers sis make sales, ginkgo'', of feet she prices; the trade, which appears Dot m he se moiled this year, several of the members having goose oat of it, b us is a great measure driven she merchast to this expedltuit at ibis early peened of the as they 'ogler nu doimositim to make say pert-haws at plane. The sew COMMIS WM landiog am but • middling qual.ty; Trebel Fruit Sag 'fat.t.georlbe prices of Furtive Tams Mot nalgelmod is • vesy depressed state fora keg* of time; the smartie %obis the last few days has taken a derided turn, sod dine is rum every prospect of avitiosproremeat in doetrade; yellow noodle Tallow lately has bees sold at 425. she pries is ass Is. to Is. N. limber, sod very few sellers at IM adniewd priers. The TUIV• market is to-day quoted at 44e. SC which is the mime as last week. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. N. wevairewa r. Arrived the Emulation, Massworth, (rem Gibraltar. b rot back the Brook, Arkin, sad Glow Demi', Edge,. ft has Wawa a siren gale all day. The outward heed re- Insist all wen. PLTISCAPtst, WoVesitell 21. Arrived the Faulty sad Royal Belles, trviisporm, from Poitsessioth, with the 11th regimest. motel, 1101911Seell St. It has blown very hard all day fruits the S W. Five hears of Hums have bees picked tip and landed hire, marked 11.- 14—E. 8.; use marked No. 11-48-58—E. S.; ad our, mart wet legible. ISMITISOUTH, Arrived the Freedoms Sowdensau float Hatabargh ter Hawse,* with loss of feee.impassat sad leaky. .tunic., tradrausen 21. Arrived the Fairby, Dawson, from Derarrars• us the 41st alt. is lat. 32. Msg. 59.4 a. (eV is with ;ad wu boarded by the Columbian sehourer of war Llum, Cassis Notts, ois a maim. ISAILWICR, SOII I IIIIOBIR The WErres, hawks( stopped ber leak, has Fir melted to Deader. She had struck an • wreck es coati% over the Spitarey. DSAL, nostuston 22. Arrived and sailed for the River the Amalie. Pitt, Nom Naples; Fortitude. Leseamer, from Smyrna; Henry, ha dispas,frose the liwilitermiseaa ; and Witham sod Thom.., UMW, from Seville. Also the Fame, Nicielsou, from Ali ramichi, for Deader. Put back the Ileisthers, Eclipse, and Rohm ter Jamaica; Demerara psalm fee Delouses, Rehm peeket ler Poet, sad several ethers, ammo emknows. PRICE Of Bonk Stork... 9S9 3 per Ct. Red. • •77f 9 per Ct. Coes.. -78 i 711 I 31 per Cent. B7( I 4 per Cents. 'Mk 6 per Ct. N. Avilkhve tof 111 Hof i. B. L. A.m..... 19 9-16 Ott YFSVUDAY. Imp. 3 per Ct. As. 7611 India Bonds.. 68 66 in. Ea. Bulls. i Amu/. % 3 pr. par it pr. 1 Ditto 300/. ....4 4 W. Ditto 5ma11...4 3 K. Com for Acc. ..• .711 I Fatisaw, Nownsiest M. Leßbora .4? Grose. ..... 411, Venice ............• 117 •• Malta • 41 Naples ..... 31 Palermo.. 1111 Lisboa !Oporto 5O Rio Janeiro Bahia Dublin . ...... 111,. Curt ............ 1' VULtIOW.' • Portugal Gobi iu Z Coos, per ue • I Forearm Gold la Hers ..........3 17 NI New Doubloosis ..• • '• New Dollars 4 ft Silver is Mtn 0 • COURSE OF EXCNAI Amsterdam ....C.F 11 13 Ditto at slid ll le Mattertlaaa .... C II 14 Antwerp ll 7 Hamburg\ U. 37 6 Algoma ..... ...2I U. 37 7 Paris 3 day's sight 25 10 Dino ..... U l* Mb Boardeaux 25 90 Frankfort ea the Maio, EL M 156 Prtetsbergb,rbl. 3U. 9 Visalia effective It 11 19 111 Trial* .do llll Madrid.... Cadiz . . Di [boa 3 reclaims 35 Seville 36 Gibraltar BIRTH. Ou the' tltd init. at Kostiala Toss, Mrs. Ridged Very, of • daughter. MA&*IAGES. Os Tuesday, the Ittilt lost. lit South Slob, seer Rath, by the Rev. Francis C. Job's.% Cassis George Giseliag, R.N. ' Fetid. Jose, dossliter et the Rev . mirky Stliesrs. Pithead of Wells. On the Ilse isetant,at St. Lewresee.isthe lAD of TWA. the Rev. 418111114$ Voles' theism, sin of Admiral tuba. t• Mary Ass, daughter of the late Christopher Maybes. E+4 of Rasesgate, sod sites of Thews Garrett, Esq. of Nadirs Court. DEATHS. Oa Friday last, et Ridgewood. seer Ur:Wield, Jews Fel. les, et the *dressed axe of 96 mint. He led • very show Wows life. mud possessed all his faculties to s claws dietary degree, up to the period of leis death. He meld read his Bible wittiest the antialaece of glasses, sod he rows• hared distioeily the wet trivial etterrenfles of his boyish der. Os Wedosiday the II lat lastest, at his nest Thorissw Ha. Becks, Sir Thews Strepperd, Sart. is the 70th year of his age. Os Saturday last, William Dese &igloo, Esq. seed tit Lir Wessel es halt pay in the 4th regiment of Noe, tie sar riving sou of the late Rev. Wilhelm Swinton, of Letneet is the comity el Awash, Indeed, sod sierierse of the Nee. Dr. Geste Ittiatne, formerly Chworliar of the Church to!' tole. This ssfortessie Gentlenme left his 'eaglet* 18 Blesheisi-street, or Itaiorday shout pow, sod ems fvessi drowsed is the liver Thew% seer so Sweden Bridge, 1 , 1 ebb of the tide Wiriest left hiss espeeed is the mod. 6 0 marks of shames tippeoriug shoot hiss, It is seprisoll he fell, seeitiestally, into the writes. Au lenses' was bri„ " the body, sad the Jury returned verdict of tom Drowsed." HIGH WATER THIS DAT AT LONDON BRIDGE. Alorslet‘ W Aft I. I Freitag 63 after 1. - - Prielei h►WMJ MTH I BIMINI PRIM sod Tog GLOIE 0 111r*, No. m *mod, by C CUANWILI Sr Ike arm& T . . / . `_ ;,~ 1 TR` Musics I Thep MIPS Set The I The Seco sad Intro a new Co old E.it in the ens To conclu Dun Gi Mr. nno )1 is, _ big Foie. The IN formance. Places i Salome of Private Air. Ruch° To-mon Mr. Kean. TII i Ti Is Appian taint, Mr. Foyle; Se Don Jai Octavio, ! Mr. Dorn. Mrs. Fauc Pisces (4 Box.olSre, A PriVRI Mr. Branch The Da tin Play h B..xer, 7 Price, 26.- lery, Is.; Tatnorr( On Thur or Verona, .01) Fride of Frederic! OT I i .2.11 coca Of in det?, In mu last. ROTA[ THE ROT give oritic... from TIM DAT the 8t GENERAL holden •t th NESDAY the Forentm at the said •.• The N.B.—Ati their Office Goods,Merc budding, fr:L Assurance u PRAC . cation enestir " This we wise enough lays down. a I. matese the of new and Crease our Monthly MI Pmts.! Lately publi I 1 A L Audio] " This in *ion. It is I has as yet at turesque tot are" aaeedo social, and ; casinos fail Mk& succor so author from ism details ul recent novels state than ti repetatioa k tality to her sort of inter( the repetatim from all othi Register. Printed tot mad Beedfule ------- The PRINC VAULTS, by Mr. T. TIT ESDAI by directive deceased; THE re medial expired from desirable. nes pmmutdiatl retreat* of Skittle grown! isle Si. Mary beerheed, wh beeieese. toe , May be vier Premises; at lifteet t 17 1 C Cubl The CI U X BRI DG E. Carl Inspectors Return, Tavaso►,, Novawatalt. Meat, per lead l5l —.4 to 1111 —s New dm* 7l 10s I. 181 —s Barley, per quarter IS. dto 304 Oats . l4B to 111. —4 Bears lbs —4l to 34. —4 Pease .. '3la —d to ads Rye —a —d to —4 4 .... w I --I