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111, - SIZGE OF D4NTZ, .gar own titan have ken a commercial e;ty dis ting••ish itself by courage and lidelry, I mean Dant zic, when besieged in 1734 by a vast army of Rai stan.. King Stanislaus hid with him BOW regular troops, mid the citizens, to tie number of 20,00 n. armed themselve. to oppose the enemy ; five hun dred men wreught night sal day to fortify two passes. The Russians, is order to comp.l them to a sp-edy surrender, fell to bombarding and firing red-hot balls, but id vain ; no sufferings could dis hearten the Dantaicke rs ; w h o h av i ng invited King Staaislasithither, were determined to stand icy him to the utmost ; and the Ituasions making a vigorous push with the Bower of their army, again.t the mug important work of this city, were obliged, after a sharp dispute of five hours, to retire with the bas of 3000 men. Every day produotd signal testi monies of :heir undaunted valour. But the Russian fiaist, of fourteen large men of war, arriving in the road, and their arms , being thus et:plied with am munition and art'llery, renewed the bumbaidinent with the utmost fury, in which the chief mattaisine Oigunrowder in Danteic blew u;'). TM-, with the eavd.::otioo of the trench auxiliaties, brought the Dantaickers to a necessity of sunntitting. Yet this they never would have done, had not King Stank lath, in companion to their bravery, withdrawn hinsuiff out of the city, as the sus sender of hi. per son was tie first art•cle demanded by th. e ' , my. and which the Dato z ckers had rejedled with di,daii, The fidelity and resolution of this city, cannot have a better vinditation than from King Stanulaus, for whom they faugit, Who thus eapre.ies himself, in a *Mee to Cardinal Heury ; —'• I am sensible, that it has been thought inspiuJent in me, for continuing in 014 Can nil it was reduced to the lest extremity ; but whoa acting tram principles of conscience, of bower, and our country's love, may we be allowed to arm ourselves against danger,and to prefer the se. [ runty of our per s o ns to t h ose three principles, which coneutute the man of honour : For, besides that I expetted succours daily, and a hasty retreat would have put me out of condition to receive them, I should, by my leaving Dantzic, have opened the gate. of it to the enemy ; the magistrates holding out the siege from no other motive then to defend me. Thus, laying aside the vanity which A consciousness , - pi ; pf resuluti n and intrepidity might inspire, I was ~ •-...t obliged either to Continue in the city, in order that a a . e ezpedted succour, mi g h t h ave time to arrive. or 1 .:,, y myself in the ruins of it, nth those brave citi -4 1,:',. end those dear Polish friends, who, with their and children, shared my fare. I persisted in 'is till the infamous surrender of Wechel Monde, she capitulation of which, forced the Dantzickers, with my consent, to provide for their own safety ; upon which occasion, finding they were gong to change their Sovereign, I thought thyself boudd in iratttude, not in expose them to the grief of aban doning me, but to diveneewith then fidelity, by my lamrios heir aaly i which, however desperate a re• sistacree sorrier had been made, could nut have held out any lamer ; not to mention my b ring so li c i ted by Pli the Pash Noblemen. who Made their safety consist in my preservation." }Living tne u ti onr d ted-hot bails fir.d by die Russian% into the city, ' omit the mange eff R or -- 4 CIIIIIVot . one, as contained is A letter Sum Boigner-master ot llautaic, in the Oliere di lattcrati : •• During the last siege or nnr whilst a Assn woman was examining 'shat damage had been done to a shop by a cannon bul letawhii.h had gone through it, another bullet came; this threw the poor girl moo a swoon, that at first she was thought to ha-e been killed by the bullet ; -- being perceived on h-r clothes, she brought to so:ne signs of life ; but, a bed, her that was found . as if done designedly ; and her back and breast several asions, as if she had been cruelly consisted of cutlery and hard -lives tied tip in a paper, wrap. handles ot them, were melted , yet the paper and pack iTtlier this bullet was heated it tl.is tact happened alter the e red-hot balls against the " At the late Assizes at Lancaster, a cause came on Pt be tried, wherein Messrs. Cot.crst and Knor• ion. of h,larchetter, cotton.rnercbants, were the : laintiffs, and Messrs. GOODALL and BIICHINALL, Macclesfield, cotton-spinners, were the Defend- to ; and, as it resolved a cause of considerable eportance to the commercial world, but to cotton ;srchants in particular, we beg leave to report it ; our numerous readers:— Phe Plaintiff s sold to De l endants, in S eptem b er last, a lot oT 17 bags West Judia cotton, at the priced is. 10J. per and. amounting to the sun, of 3271. 4s. sd. The fendants, at the time of purchase, saw the lot of . oa as it lay in the Plaintiffs' warehouse, ap• red of the article, and requested itto be weighed forwarded to their works at Macclesfield. The an was accordingly delivered ; but, to the sur • of the Plaintiffs, was sent back by the Ddind• who alleged, tilat it was unclean and not mer. table, and that, tlitrr lure, they had a right to n it, and were not b , u:rd to make payment ; awing roads went it part cf ti bAg, t;,ey offered Nmaered to the Plaintiffs five guineas, as a ensaticm for the sro4l quantity used. This ejeCled by the Plainiif s ; and when the meal for payment was e pl I td, they felt themselvi s upon ro comment, !he ;•r , xent adinn. On al, the Plaintiffs produced several respetlable sea, consisting ..1 cdroo-inerchaat s aod cot :nners, who ail spoke to th e gn,li, y of the and as to the price; all of them deemed it a richantable article, and well worth the proue - 1 he Defendants also prudueed severa l ca, cotton-spinners, who gave it the contrary r. The Learned Judge, Mr. Justice La who tried the cause, gave it as his opinion, ratever qii•nrily of cotton the Furth/Iwo sing, if they.s.es. one bag, and approved of the whole w•re eutimitt d to the Detandants' was their own loth if they did not examine - ricolar bag ; and by their neglect in so do • were bound to accept, arid pay fur the After a trial of upwarus of lour hours, the •e a verdid for the Plaintiffs, for the full of the cotton sold, to the cutlet sausiattrun but no dada;e being p was blooded, and broug upon potting her into a to be WI of little slits, the girl herself had on livid spots and eontusioi teatas. The shop consi e ; a dozen of knive fed together with the h, mother into one lump. bread untouched ; wise isr not. is unknown; but knerni had begun to 6TI Gtr.. NArdz, INTELWENCE. last. . - Sailed, same time, the brig Draper, of Dover, Fife; and the brig George end Harnote, of ditto, Hall, light, for Sunderland. List right, about ten o'clock, a fleet of upwards of Qt.) sail of Irish traders passed here, under convoy of a sloop of war, for the River; it being in the 1 night, they got but few pilots off here. The wind having been so long to the Eastward, and having now a 6ne breeze to the S. W • a number of vessels keep constantly coming np. cola, 30. The We s t I n di a Fleet, consisLing of 63 MANC vessels, sailed from Cove on Saturday tact, under convoy of His Majesty's ship Da.'atur, and Dryad, as far as Modeira. --- FROM LLOYD'S LIST. GRA•LSCIMD, Aram S.—P.3sserl by the Fairy, Lee, from S , nyrna ; and the Union, Rose, from Dintaue.—Sailed the Generous Friend:, Penton, for Copenhagen ; Woodhouse. Hunter, for Rlsihrre Nile, Prtrgle. for Croon; Vr - stal, Getr sari, for St. Domingo; Cora, Rmson, for Surinam ; Harculm, Sent! ' for Demerara ; 'Venue, ---...; and the Enterld.te, Rik. fur Jamaica. ■ Off Dover—the Graces, Coughe sim mons, from Iy ; and th e A YUMA!. Fib. At Cowca--the Cornelia, Port, front Charlatan 1 and the Orb, Bowye r from N ew Y ork. At LivespoLl—.the Swift, Dutton, Ditto. At Dublin—the Endlin, Bell, from Memel; and the Nally and Ann, Lyon, from Peter/burgh. At At Leridon --the Admrythe Minerva, Brodie, from Ri ga. Bertnce.merle.i, Ewing, from Clyde. At Demerara —•the Jaion, Uunnall, from Clyde. CONVOY. Notice is hereby given, that a Convoy *HI pro‘dtlM to Oil horn Leah Roads for the L P r, on Sunday, the 19th instant --Council Chamber, Edinburgh, April 2, 1807 One of the officers of the Fans., East IncParnan, Captain JAM►SON, captured in September Last, on her passage from Bombay to Bengal, by the Pied. mt , ni,,ige I riime, of 46 guns, is Mr. WA TOON, young e,t son of Alderman WA - non, of Norwich. The Fae,e did not surrender till after a gallant resistance; when Captain JA MASON and his offices, surrendered, and were taken on board the French frigatt., hut af terwards were put into an Arab ship, with the ex. ception of the surgeon and mate. Mr. Waling, chic( ' officer Mr. THOMAS. midshipman, and ti.ur a amen, were slightly wounded; one seaman was killed A club of bachelors has been lately instituted in a town in South Wales, where each member binds himself under penalty of a considerable for feiture, to marry its the course of one year. A Serjeara of the 3d Dragoon Guards having been in custody at Norwich, accused of the murder of Etiz. fisucti.se, at Brighton, nearly eleven years ago, the following article, copied from 17, Lever Journal, of May 23, I 7ftti, may not prove un acceptable to many of our readers, who may have lost all recollection of the circumstance : " Last Wednesday, as some men were attempt ing to recover a bucket, which had fallen into a draw. well, upwards of an hundred feet deep, belong ing to the New Inn stables, in North -street, Brigh ton, they drew up, by the means of their grapple. hooks, whic:i had fixed in one of her thighs, the body of a young woman, in a very putrid state. unfortnnve young creature was well known at Brighton, where she had, fur some time, sulfured on the precarious and sorry wages of ls is no t , h owever, even suspefted, that she rostitutio n. pat a period to her own existence; but believed that she was stabbed with a bayonet, and thrown into the well ; as in her side there appeared a wound, evi dently given with such an instrument ; and on her head there was a large contusion. It is to be hoped that no exertions will be wanting to bring to light the horrid perpetrator of so foul a murder; which, it is 'unposed, was committed about three weeks before the the body was fo un d . The Coroner's Jury, on view of body, aeons, persons naknown. •' The deceased was esteemed a pretty girl, and not long before her melancholy catestroph.., had *wfiafted d out the notice of a lady, w h o took some pails to n from whence she c ame, i n order that she mi g ht mak e her simation known to her friends, lost she could not lie nrevailedikpon to givethe ne- CC ielry :tifurnsatmu." PuRTStIOI:TR. APRIL .5. Arrived the Yupiter tr4asmirt, CAptain Tutham, from Guernsey, atter brim ! on shore; the Orlando. Lawn ; and the Cef-e Planter, Graham, from London, bound to the West Indies,. —Wind N.W. OFALUTH, APRI 3. Arrived th e Sarnii Christina M country sfiip, L from Bengal, seven months' passage; cannot learn that she has brought any particular news. Imme4iately on her arrival, a gentleman went off in a post-chaise for London, with the sfipatches brought by her Also arrived His Majesty's ship A/k/paa,. 50 gong, Capt. Davey ; and tirolute gan-brig with convoy from Cnrk for Londnn ; and the ship Lade Ca mnirne, from Plymouth for the West Indies, to wait convoy. Sailed His Majesty's brig Firdeassaue, with a con voy for Wales, Bristol, &c. for the Eactward. The Pri.rets .4meha parker, with Mails of the to invant, for Jamaica, seal sail on SuilJay next. Wind N. TORBAY, PR 4 Arrived ye s t er d ay, f rom a cruise, the A Plit'o IL , li berty. Daring, au4 Sprig4ay, and still remain. DIAL. M Passed toe bsck of t h e G oo d w i n Sands, yester day evening, for Portsmouth, the Lod Cfflades and the Coati. East Came down from the River, the Surd Castle East Indiaiman. Arrived the Reti,te7e; frigate from Portsmouth, and remans in the Downs, with the skips as per The Exp!Juan bomb has a signal for a convoy to the west tvar.l.—lVind W.S.W. ( A Di.tcS built schoot, No. DOVIR, APRIL 3. 92, under French colours, w i t h cordage, and .1 smuggling lugger, with upwards of 600 kris of spirits on board, nave been sent in by the Plarhoor Ran-brig. Came in the following brigs, with coals, for Do ver :--- Mary, of Dover, Iron ; Marjraree and Braker., of Sunderland, Oliver ; and the Ifenri.tta. of Dover. Howden. Likewise, the Fa: Excise cutter, of Harwich. SOMERsFT A.SspEL ------- At Somerset Assizes, he'd at Taunton, last w•ek, there were 30 cause. tried. at Ai. , Prim., eirt of which were by Special Juries ; but the oar which created most interest in Ball, was an aCtion for defamation, in which Mr RiCela a D Else, of bath, canveyancer, Willi Plaintiff; and James ()amoral), Esq. of Sinn fi'llr pet , ndalit ; which was tried before Sir MA Pitialla Suwon, no•l a Special Jury. The defamatory wirds were clearly proved ; the Defend rut did not call a wit • ness. The Cooft observed, t•rat great malice ap peared on the part of the D:fe idanr.; that the Pfsintiff, from his public situation in lire, Wall com pelled to bring the aaion ; and, although he had not shown that he had sustained any damage, yet, as the charaaer of every professional man was of the ut most consequence, he was entitled to clamors, inasmuch as it WAS impossi.de to ascertain the ex tent of the damage he might have sustained by the pr wag non of the DefenJarit's untruths, not one of %filch he attempted to jusiify. The Jury gave a verdid of 1001. damages. _ - Monday sennight was opened at Keighley, near Leeds, a Peal of Bells, 3ugmenier from six to eight, by Mr. MEARS, of London, universally allowed to be as floe toned as any in Yorkshire. The bells were opened by six ringers from Lwds, and two of Ke:ghley, who t: - .mpl-ted 50ui changes of New Treble Bob, in 3 hours and 7 minutes, condudeJ by Mr. Jos. 'rms.—The Yowls from St. John's, Wakefield, next took the ropes, and rang a pest of Oxford Treble Bob, consisting of 3280 changes, in 3 hours and 19 minutes, condutted by Mr. WOOD. Mesa.—The company from Halifax concluded the day by ringing 5120 changes, of New Treble Bob, in 3 hours and 21 minutes, conduded by Mr. JA Meg lismsorr.—Tuesday the company of ringers from Sowerby performed one of Mr. l - lor.v's peals, Grande Trebles, consisting of 5040 changes, in 2 hours and 53 minutes, concluded by Mr. Nrcirot. A WILD.—The Bradford company concluded the performance, with a peal of G►andsire 'trebles, aid rang well upwards of 4000 changes ; but by a mis take of one of the performer,, the peal was lost. A subscription was opened by the Gentlemen of Keigh !ey, who very handsomely rewarded the different companies, according to merit ; and she whole was concluded with the greate.t harmony and deco rum. _ -,...._____ l „...- By 1..E1t.01 and S , 0 Illh./1, Booksellers et their Noose, N.. I 4 i, Stand, oppoi de C ~,*' t en et, THIS HA Y, April 7th, said Five falbaathe ing D.". (Siids• exceptod!, 1 14 ti,, F ti : 0 1" tUhePIL, tt li tt :i t l r r y E a S t . s , a t Jnod 4: o s n E s s id ß er ic ap i l r o Per t - . of lierseharood, Hefts; also the very ednous Cettstikto et Af A Nuscrtarrs, of Arsenate Chronicles, Monastic History, es.llei.ted Charters, b dre. on Vellu m an d Paper, assay booty ilashiated. ySir Roe, Teyelen, and Mr. E. Lheyd. Among the printed lib-solts are many rare and early Editions of the Clamors ; also fiom the Aldine end Elsevir Presses, and other early P , antera ; the Duke of Northumberland's Arcane del Mare, 3 vols.; °d,,,& Furies°, in Spanish; Shakopee'', li rat Edition; Clanisitori's History and Life, 4 Vole large Myer , Duadalies W..rwockshire, original Baronage, 2 Vols. large Edition , Degd a h r l i Paper, de. are. To be viewed WI t)o. Time of Sale. Catalogues, I ranee rd.), to hot had at the Place of Sete .—_________.._ BIISLIOnIECA MANUtii:KIPTA LANSDOWNIANA• VOL. By LEIGH and SII SOTHEBY, Bookselle rs , at their house, No. 14i, Strand, opposite Oahe mie..,treet Vol. Sd, on MONDAY, April 57. and tires f..ll..rine 11ays, (Suoday escepted); and Vol Ist, early in "'AL • '/UHF Entire COLLECTION of MANU -1 SCRIPTS, on Piper and Vellum, of the late Moat No ble WILLIAM Malrits of LANSDOWN a remaining the She,berme State Papers. To be ~erred nn Mmaday. April 2Dth, till the Tinio of Sale. Catelnches (VW t , t, price 4s. a.arl Vet. 24„ price 8, ru tplard.i), to be Lad at the PidC3 •-t Sete; Meors. Mond. li arid Sons, and Mew,. Bell a n d B . Afute, teltebtilla; Mr Ar cher, Dublin: Mt Cook, Ottnrd ; Mr. Lbsightou, C. 8101,410 a atm et Arth, Braun' Ilirniefiglutni, Mani-is...Li, 41 , 4 ..1 a d t h e . Liverpool, pt.cipal 111 .oluiellers lil the tistderl Ktt , gdout. 'V S. fhe Price., printed, of the Library .hart Prints, wry .tot. bad, price Vs. 64. Pall FS, RY IT ‘ /. IAN, FRISCH, AND FLF.stiNti ARTISTS. ROOKS, PO RT . FOLIOS, AND PAINTb,. k.LEGAN FLY FRAMED. Mr Mt. RICHA RDSON, At his hous e , NI 31. in the Straild, the corner of Vihier..• st.eet, ors 'IHUKSDA Y. April 9, and the 'fro folk...n it Oar., at I' %sal ve o'cf...ek, A VALIJA BLE COLLECTION o f PRIN TS, i 1 by the Uest Mat - re, i.rciuding roany at M . A nge l o, M. - .I,annus. Harioient, Ci•riaCri Cia Mil, eafniggio, F.arluiso, lid , .. Gtiorcono, I+.ath, Hailer, Morgiren, Poussin, "tapir...l, Rimatiranr . t, Ruben', Tenie.s, Titian, Volpoto. Wooliett, *c. sic several eh:glint!, framed and glaard. A fey cho.os ROOKS ; a ~,,, ng them are Stieet's Snorts and Igagtimes, 0 In.utel Plates, Regal A ntig.iilltrq i Esehyles, with Flaimana• Desys ; Elnub aktn% Heads, Hugarth's Wildcat, Old Prsitry, dtc dee. The G-ounie hum bit Pronely of a G an d eman, rein.ared. Ause la Somersetshira. Tu be •ierred on Wsd.resday, April 8, and the Morn.nd at Sal . . Caralugues may be tad of Mr. Richardson, No. 31, strand. LoMPON :-.-hinted by G. DAVIDSON, No. 17, I.k: , ,e'd Co-ort. Row meet, Covent-Garden, and poi:dished at the Vey. N., 15, Back of St. C'ement's Chtosb, Strent, by W. STUCK, of No 7, New Belton street. Long Acre. Chtiers fn. for this Paper, send to the Odle' (ow patd) will be lady aisided to. - MR (, BTH S. 01; Wedi.eiday sertnightlß at k Lady r rancia S pencer. e(a l/o lotion, traluid ,„ On Frid a y l ast, at limn Castle, Peaeleekeehile, th. Li t Thomas Stoke s , E sq. of a son and heir. (to the 41h inst the r.i4i, 'd Edwin Mania Atk;o a , L s IC ingstnn Lisle, Seeks, of a daughter. MARRIAbES. Y.,te•ilee art'isaight,iii Duhliii, trios Hamilton, 141. )4 t',.. ti w . County of Hublin„ to Miss Atm* Mitchell, dihigh, of 110.;15 lien', Mitchell, Esq. DEATHS. Lately, at Cates6elA, Susses, aft.r a lingering 'llitest, .1. 1 she levee with exemplary fortitude and 1011,VIMIWI, p 44 Wart we th- lady uf Edward O' Bryon, Esq. Rear•Ada,,,* the Blue. On the 19th of July last, when on a mime in the East dioi, Copt. J B. Bogue. of His Majesty's ship Terioicha, he was a good and satins officer Q., cuaulay lest, at.Winchestre House, Chelsea, th a in , dagiiht‘r of :he Hon. and Be,. Th omas de leib On tee 3' , th u l t at Donheed Hall, in the rey, cleanly of W nid iii:Eraitt, the y oungest NW) ofJohn (Int. * , , Satuiday , many yeas principal Saa.k.,; . hory-iane Thea Mr. Dale, tre. Frutay lain, at the sdeanced age of 911, Mr. Juli a it... uteri's of tufty years. in obe Vietu.ii,ng enipley, and u:,., twenty years head-oteider. _____ 111,41 4VATLI-----TT----------FHIS DAY, AT LON .. __ Hone.. .93 min. sher.. I j Even.. • • id esin after. SALES BY AUCTION. -__ BIB(.IOTHECA BRYANTIANA. By Mr. STEWART, At his Auction-Rooin 194, Piccadilly, (opposite Albany) 4 TWA DA Y, April 7, And nine following Day., (jo b day exeeptt-1), at 12 o'clock, withotit i' serve, ri - itiE vt.ry Magni fi cent and Value. 'e TOPO. I GRAPHICAL, /11•TORICAL, arid SCARCE COL LEC I'ION : Aral:mot which will be forisod, ha. Th e (3,, a , cis of C...aton, Grafton, Fabian, Hall, and Sir W I Juglale's Works, 23, v. folio. Lard 44itittis dec. large paper. Chauncey's Hens Enderbi's Wake Wital Parentalia. Lord Somer.'s Trade: and Life, I? s. Deny Canterbury and Weimlnster,l. p. Prince's Woetistes et Ds. von. Kennet's Parochial Antrquitirs. Vtrihe's C and ether Works. Fuller's Worthies and other Workkabillat rant's E.iiex. NaslCs Worcestershire. 111. ankh Mergan's Sphere of Gentry. Grose's Works einem A A . -. tophanis Grace, 1 499. Pocock's Voyage, I p 'et, * cashird Loggan's Cimilwidge and Oxford. Striates Pe n. Aubrey's Ifistory of &rimy, I. p. Ashmolte, Betkqure, and Oider of the Garti.r. itc. Atkin's Glo ucestershire, I p Stukeley's Itinerary, Stonehenge, and other Pieces. hsi. thumberland Hothe%old Book. Hallman Mi.cel any, A. demon's Diplomatic Scathe. Ssedferil's Genealogical finn i , and Coronation. The House of Every. Bryant's hilygleg no. Thoroton'. Nr ttt i t ighamshire. Lillie. Jamaica. Hearn ''s Pixel. The History o f the Fainny of Saville Date's York. Tiieresby's Leeds. Ga,e's Nannies de Rielinermi. Ben,ham'a Ely. Gent's Yorkshire Militia •nd other Pi...is. Di m glee's Peerage of Senshilid. I. p. hag's Vale Boyd. W illn's Buckingh ins. Cirs's Works I.p. Plott's Sleetinl. shire, I p. Terepest's Cries of Landon. Prynn's Itacam. Curie's Flora. coloured. Likewise carry Work of Topography, relative to Gleier I. tain and Ireland, 1110511 T in superb Binning. in Rea.iii, d.,. The whole forming one of the hales/ Sialer2iiins of County and other Hutories ever offerc.l by public Sale, being the ramie Library.of WILLIAM BRYANT, Esq. To be viewed till the time oa Sale. Catalquea may be had (Price One Shilling, and a few o‘i large Paper, Ifait.a. Cowen), ke, of Mr: C o nable, Edinburgh ; Mr Archer, Dub/i n hirmi ; London Mr Cro Oxford ;e Mr. Ocielito.r. Cambrid ge ; Mr Emma , rrg brim ; Mr. Mr. Bristol; sad ea 194. Piccadilly, STOCi or Lm mmtiocieFt v. If, " cm" P.N , AND WOOLLEN intrxiti. O Ply Mr. CO;TtL, Ora the Frostiness No. It'l, Ratcliff Highway, by order tsf the . Asaismees. To-lifoßßtiir mud rink-wing Day, a' eke, o'clock, THE GENUINE and VALUABLE STOCK a in TRADE uf Mr Jelin Dore-son, linen sl•aper,• Bank rupt. Consisting I,( a large quantity of fine bun, and linens, Frond centime-, Russia and Frl"iland 011..ttillp, fUrip4nl cottons, bid ticks, fieuiture and frm.y dimoties, chintz (*nu tmeg printed calicoes and cansLrics, shale and handler chief's, damask and ;diaper telile linen, consumed's..., stuffs, blankets, cotton and worsted lio.e, •uireshise and Yark.iiitis cloths, cashmeres; gilt and plated barium, and mammon whet a - ticks. - To be hewed; Catalogues tear oc had on the Premises, an d ............................___ lbt Mr Cutti• No 9. Carey .Igoe, Premises, THE 31/IRKETS. ---- COURSE OF E*l Antlntnlain ..• .36 9 It U. D.ttu at Slight • • 36 —. Eotteeikton ..• • 11 10 2 U. ;I.rtsburgh ..•• .14 10 2111.1 A1t0n.,...., 34 11 2U. Pans I day'sdato 24 10 Mtn .......... 24 14 2 U. Rordea ne .... 44 14 14.1,:.1.. ..... i n pap er . Ditto .......... S 9 to enact.ell i - MIA ..... ... .... i n p a p s ,. DMA) .......... 31 nob.. .......... Sel ellem I.v. ••11 ........ 4gi Genet ......... . 41i L.'"l4l° . (CORN ESCHANGE, Arai& 6 y ''he artier& of Wheat taitaj make the supply considerable, said %staples of szconithand, with inferior quatiues, are very I, , avy in ...ales, at a redireti.pi in price of 2s. and 3Cper quarfer ; but fine nearly as Igor la t. The fresh imp tits of Barley are again very large, ail,' el.-"r' „ ; Malt likewise; hitt few White ' P-as. Storrs of e - th kind are very dull sale, :old is th-r lower. 0.111 ate in tolerable supply, and this article varies lett little in price. —Rape S., .1 is dearer ; hne Flour is June'', and seconds full w per rack cheaper. . .. - CURRENT PRIG'S OR GRAIN. Wbeat........ Fine 461. 66a. 78s. Roans... ....... 40. 43n Od. do. • .... • • bps b 4-. Od. Trek Reins ......34s etr.. o'. I Rye .......... 404. 46.. Orl• Oats ........ .. flue larsrley ........ 34.. 4th0.1. Pidareas .........ifs. 1141 . Ilia (Id. Malt... .. . .... 66 a. 74 .. el. Rape Sod ....... 31s. VI. 441. Os. I White P055....745. Mt. 01. Vine Fi0ur...... erszz______ °••••••• •• • 42 1 46. . 04. ..eiviels.. . 60 1 . 64. Cd. 55. 6es 0/. I FiUCL OF L 10,13. OASIS. Kent....... Al 56 to Al Osl Kent...... occen. 51 tits ID 1 les Sussex.... .1 01 to 51 14: Suwex ...... 31 3s to 51 OS 1.166-311 ......51 Os ts. 31 tut Far.iltarn.. 81 . tool 0 rams (a HAY ANDs . i . l .--.--- om. saruiD4r. IT. a• BMWS. arelTaC 88888 . Rat •• • .31 Os a3lOs Od Hay 31 a Strair.....3l ea a 3! les Od N cw DI 15 3 1 10s Ds • I Ul es Clover 51...4 a a l os Straw ./tI 164 a 3 es 16M1THFIELD—Moub•v, APRIL 6 T. sink the liELl—per stone of a!b. ;46 6d to Ss 4J I ..... 3. Od to 61 Od Veal . Mottos ...It 114 to Ss 641 Pork ...... Od to 3. I d Lamb 6.. Od. to 7s. 4d. RIZAD OP CAT... Tan DPW. &alto, about 160 0.—Sheap and Lambs, 11,300. NEWGATE AND LEADENDALL IWAIDCILTS. By the Carcase. Seer 3 - IA to 4. 4.1 1 Veal. Mutton... utt0n....3 1141 to 4. id i Putt ....... 4 0 , 1 to 3, Sd Ss Od to b s Vd Lamb.......... Ss. 4rl. to fle. 81. LEATHER the sane as last Week COAL-MAkia.T. Arai,. 6. Shiro at M ar k et. Pries. 11 27 .. Nearcattle .... Sold. .. 45. ..... 441 5 , 1. a 58. Od „Sunderland.... V ...... 441 6d. • 434 9..1 PRICE OF STOCKS. FaintßOAY. bank Stock ........... Tien ex die. 3 per Cent. Reduced .......... Ilij en die. per Cent. Coast* .................... 5 4 per Cent. ................... 71114 9 en •I, e. Lper Cent. Navy .................. 96:6 ong Annuities .......... 7-16 ex rim. tivnwm .............................. Intlta Bona& .......... ...... .• 3. de prom s:te hciner Rills .•••: Is. prem. lc du. par. CFinttli•M Lottery Tickets ............ 191. i7e. N.llli Off fur .• . ... •• • • ................ 691 W. ..... ............... -r. At5ra;54.1,41,4«, Na.. Cmmhs.l., tubd 9. Chaim( ern., IRISH STWKS. Maslen 27. Gnerninent Debentures 5 per Coat .... Royal Can a l L oan 6 pee Cent. 94)1 ........ 951 CIIANGE, Ailll. 1. Vernet. ....... s 'l f.ew a. Naples ...... . • •at I.p.unn ......... •6•3 I Jpor,o .... ..1 D 0414,1 ........ 101 Cork .......... 14 anrosum Portugal Grid 4.4 entri Gni Bars ;.., oz —— -. Now Ontil•n,rn s.. -- N. (blear.,, -- -......— .... —. %Ivor in Bard .... -- Nno L outs each .. --.- -- -- % gio of that Rank on flohaud, 31 put Cant. RAW HIDES. Best Heifers and Steers, per stone, 3s. 21 to lle. Ld .................... 2s. 41 to Ss. Sd Ordinary ............... • .... 104. to St. 2d Elafarkat Calf .................... Its. id nisch Ainglish Horse ................ 13s. to 17s. each Lheel. S its ............... Od. to 64 ain, ditto ............ 6d. to :Is 6,1