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j gr , taw orrsttraLATE. COURT OP CHANCER Y, Lielcoues 121)1, 7444aci 17. PDX v. VI.IItC,XXIL aid OTHERS. This Muse came on upon d-murrer to the De 'Os fendant's answer 'rise bill was filed for an ac t count. discovery, &c. and charged the. Defendants with confederating in deprernarkg the value of cer- N taro articles in the foreign 1114:ket, to the Plaintiff's injury, &c. Tl. - is cause arose out of several transactions in the fur trade. An agreement was entered into by a number of persons, about the year l7Bi, and several ship.. were fitted out, in order to carry furs from Nuocka Sound, and other pasts of North America, in order to supply the rtapettive markets of Russia and China. The Plaintiff was a party in this ven ture, and charged ate Defendants with various ads subsequently done by them, in order to depreciate the ;wide i:t the foreign market, and by these ph.adisigi the Defendants were called upon to set forth the number of ships, of what description, tonnage, &:. ; at wuat port arid porta, &c. they were titted out ; also when, where, and how they traded for skins in North America and elsewhere, and what quantity, &c. ; and also the number of sea otter skins imported into Russia and China, and what port or ports the same were so imported. &c and the quality and prices, &c. during along period of time; and further, haw many and what were the edifts published by the Emperor of Russia, or by the Emperor of China, prohibiting or encou raging this trade, er how otherwise, &.. &c. The LORD Cis ancet. toa, after looking over these pleadings, and repeating some parts aloud, observed, that this Bill reminded him or a ease be fore Lard Ashburne, upon a question of the sea- ss or airless of a ship, where it was stated, that there had been a quantity of rats on board, and it was as. serted that the leaks were stopped by the rats' tails, and the party was called upon to set out in his an swer, the numbet of rats on board. and whether they hail tails or not, and oilier triaing and irtele. rant matter. His Lordship, therefore, could not VA the prh.644lity of answering may of the allega gaiioos in the elauniff'. Bill The Soticiros-Goiteaat, Mr. Paacevat, and Mr. Coolie. contended, at consideraaLe length, that the Jemuirei was bad, in as much as it should have set out the particular allegations in the Plaintiff's bill, to which the Defendants were to give their sows:, and many of which were wholly irrelevant, and not be.sring at all upon the merits of the case. Air. LEAC et, on the other hand, supported the de murrer ; and with respeft to the merits of the case its:lf; said, that it was of great importance the al legations alluded to ',mold be fully answered, as he should hereafter show, when the ruerit. of the case came to be discussed. And, with respell to the form, in point of law, it was quite sufficient The Loa o Ctia scsotoa said, that before he would pronounce a judgment upon this case, he would loos attentively over all these voluminous pleadings, many ofwilich appeared to him frivolous, irrelevant, and wholly impossible to be answered; at the same time he did not wish to shut the Plaint iff out of any benefit which he might derive from a more paticuias answer to lus bill. This being a de nim ter 1 # a discovery, lie certainly would look at it with a very jealous eye. He observed, however, that calling upim the party to set out how many otter skins were imported into Russia and China, from all parts of the world, for a long period of tune, was a thing totally impossible. The cause, consequently, stands over for judg ement. HOPI CMG or. HOESHAM. MONDAY, MARCH lb. The LOAD CHILI BAnooi and Mr. Justice HEATH opener their Commission for holding the Assizes, this morning ; and, after hearing Divine &nice. pr.sceechci to the business of the County. CIVIL SIDE. 7aaraa r. tic% loto. This was an aclinn for slander, between two men in business: the Plaintiff. e tobacconist, in PA WL And the D-fendant, a tradesman in Brigh ton. They hod a dt.pute, at the latter place, last summer, when the Defendant, to induce a Magis trate to bind the Plaintif to keep the peace, used the following words:—"• He is a chmgerous man, and I know that he drew a knife upon a Mr. Hill, in Middle 'met." This was !roved not true, and to have town or. treed in the violence of passion, and not with any gaiu •us intea•t. Toe Lay Lur.iii for the Plaintiff—Damages One The Crown SiJe did not affml any thing ins portant. Yesterday, at Marlborotwh-street, a young man, of the name of thwart, was charged with an assault, arising out of the following circumstances: The Def-ndant, a miniature painter, had been em. ployed by a tradesman, in St. James's, to take the likeness of his niece, and in so doing, the limner became enraptured with the original, and altar Laving performed his Lick, be made several unsuc cessful attempts to gain another interview. He partly succeeded, on Munday evening, and the as sault was cranmitted whilst the tradesman was ca. ercisiog his tight in putting the painter out of his Morse. The following fAlt, which occured at Devizes, Wiltshire, very recently, however strange, may be relied on. A female pauper having some children with her, by chance strol',:cl into the town with her little ones, and died suddenly, before she could proclaim her parish ; anu consequently, the children became chargeable to St. Mary's, lieviLes, where the mother was buried. After the funeral of the pau per, the good folks id the town spread a report 61. the church-yard was troubled, if not witu supernatural appearances, with hideous shrieks and mountings. The 'iexton of the parish, a re. solute fellow, dared appro.ch the seat of terror, and, by his resels.clies, it was given out tl.at the recent buried pamper was alive, for he had heard her cx. claim. •• !Here ! Mere I" the parish to which it was supposed she had belonged. The grave was open. ed, and the body Will taken up three days atter its iliterment s bur, tb the di sa p po i ntment o f the in- Lto cr,,,itiv e . it .pe-.ke sot. and it w as aga i n put Wrest, 1 Le disturbed no inure. I r. C \ FOX RUATING. k , LEEDS HAR AIfRS. The toed' Barnisrs had on , 'Thursday case of the finest tildes 'with a FA v,e almost ever heard or. The highest bred Tea Hoands have seldom had a more sevete ene.—They threw off at Aordsley Fall, which cover, as well as I heepe Wood, they tried without finding. They then proceeded to West Woods, and took up a drag about the middle of this large cover. The Fox, however, had stolen Away, and the Hounds, after a little cowl hunting through the. cover, went away in great style towards Farnley ; hut Reynard, being headed by some far mers, made for beeston Park. The Hounds here were for some time at fault, and it was thought the sport was at an end. Very much to the gratifica tion of the sportsmen, however, the Hounds again hit on, and went again through West Woods, with out ever a check, and the Fox was seen by the whole field to break cover towards Thorpe Wood, the Hounds close at his brush. He mado.awav for Aordsley Fall, through which cover he was pushed in a gallant manner. lle then passed through the small woods towards Lofthouse, and, making right angle, went boldly over Wakefield Out Wood, by Pot-Ovens, through the Springs, to the left of East Aordsley, over A .rdsley Common, and again through West Woods. New Hall Wood, Beeston Park, and Middleton Wood, where the Hounds came into view of him, and poo' Reynard's death was looked for; he seemed', however, only to take fresh courage from having had a sight of his env :vies. He now sought a fresh country, and broke cover towards kotnwell Haigh, and the Dogs now carried a higher scent than ever; went at store by Mr. F.-nn and. making the right ever the Haigh: the Fox went to ground near Carleton Field. Very few horsemen were up He was dug out, and fair play shewn him, passed over Carleton Field, took towards Thorpe, leaving Mr. Fisher's house to the right, made Aordsley paa.ing through without the least stop, the Hounds nut 100 yards behind him ; leaving Thorpe Wood ta the left, he made boldly over the inclosures by Mr. Humble's. theough Middleton Woods Again. a d down to West W.Ojs. It bein.: nearly dark, and most of the horses k .u. k. ed up. the Hounds were calked off, though sill running in good styie. The chase lasted uowards of rive hours, and there is no doubt t..e wood have been ktlled, had there been hair an hour more of day-light. MR. CALVERT'S HOUNDS. On Monday, the 9th. it t:aivert's hounds had the severest and most brilliaiit run of the season. After running for nearly two hours, in Scale's Park, and losing their Fox, they found a IC col d its Horniead Park, who brokecover Lstant therm:lnds were thrown in. and went away, gallantly facing the open costly y to braughm and •Sta:al in, from thence to Hadhain, Pcunoor hall, Albuty-hall, HorniQad PAark. and „from thence to Seale's Park, a:ter capital chase of twenty-four :Mfrs. As a prom of the seventy of the run, Gteig. Esq cf W. st rain, upon his famei horse, Taveihr, t ne envy of the hunt for these last fifteen years, was not seen, after the first hour. Sampson Hanbut y. Esq. the polite manager of the pack, was absent, during the latter part of the run. When we confider this gen ii• man rides SA2VnliCe:l st..ne, and is so zealous in the cause, as occasiotially t' perform the offices of huntsman and whipp-r-ir., fox-hunters will not be surprised, that his horse, though good, did not last till the end. Even that celebrated horst, lienning/a.o so well known in Leic , stershire, towards the end of the day, fell into so deep a clitch,• that his gallant rider could not extricate him in time to recover the fleet pack. More distress was seldom witnessed amongst horse', hounds, and meii, than during this memorable run. The chosen few who lasted to the end, were six in number; among Oleic were—Lord P. Beauglere, Mr Bac, acrd the I untsman. STaC; as'; %TING. On Monday se'nnight, a great number of honest Yor kshiremen met to partake of a public breakfast at Falconer's Hall. The sharp keen Welds air bad whetted their appetite, so that they soon de- ni lished beef, hams, venison pasties, Ste. st:. to which they added some leaping powder. At twelve the pen was thrown open, when out bounded a fine dashing deer ; he topt gallantly some rails, and went r ff in great stile ; he was allowed half an hour's law, which he made good use of, when the pack, boney and beautiful. were uncoupled, and after a glorious run over the finest part of the Wilds, of near two hours, the pack got up to Mali& who alone had led all the way ; the pack then ran breast high for twenty seven minutes, when, fur the first time, the deer was viewed, so knowingly he took his road under banks or dry ditches, and all uAlly ran withrn ten yards of a man, who was working, without his ever seeing or hearing him. The hound: were then strypcd, but were al,ain laid on, and he was taken after a run of twenty-seven minutes more. The horses were all done up ; the Colonel rode the famous Asterhazn, which he announced was to be the last time, as he was to go to cover at *thorrville-Royal the next day. The company were all invited to refresh themselves at Falconer's Hall, which many did. nit erin was composed to be from shirty to thirty- five miles, over the finest pan of the Wolds. Se veral falls were got, but Ito one was materially hurt, and all alike rlca. , d. Many 6portbmea came thirty miles off, and rettirned highly gratified. On Tuesday, the Lap-Dog tkagleo threw off at North Burton. and, after a ran of above two hones. they killed in their usual style.—(rwk Harald, Marra 14.) _ A foot-race, of 300 yards distance, was run yesterday, in the Park, he:ween I.;eutenant JAM!, soli and Mr. O'HARA, In- 50 guireas. The com petitors walked together nearly half the distance, when the offi.:er wadi play. kept the lead, and beat his opponent by about a length. There was a good dea! he:ting on the occasion. On Tuesday last, Mrs. STANFORD, her daughter, and a maid servant, of Hear-green, on the road be tween Hursham and Dorking, arrived at Worthing, for the benefit of sea-baba:ll. having all been bitten or scratched by a cat, supposed to have been mad. On Saturday se'nnight, a young man, at Has tings. having lost all his money, by gambling, in a fit .of despai., cut his throat in a very shocking manner; but a surgeon being almost immediately called to his autism the wound was sesvid .u.sl good hopes are entertained of his recovery. , . ki VAL INTET.LTGENCE. tQuismourm, masc% 1(. The Dreg", of 74 guns, Captain Scott, is Sound to want so much repairing, than her men are turned over to the Maids 74, Captain Graves ; and the Br , oostftek, 74, Captain Lis;aee, listing for the 8a11... l... cation, in the harbour. Ihe U.i in is to be manned again when she is ready to be Liktla Out of dock. Arrived the Emottrite, from the Downs; and the Stremnoav And CPA('At', from a Ltuise. Capt. Honey is appointed to the Herald, a new sloop, in the harbour ; the crew of the licron, which is to hi- paid off, will man her. _ . A detachmeat of the 7th Veteran Battilion em barked this day for the Isle of Wight, to join the 10th Battalion ; the 2d battalion of the Ist !egimert of Royal. are to arrive in this neighbourhood on the 21st inst. for embaikation. The Phet , l/X is fitting for a foreign station. Sailed the Lridultuts, with a convoy for the Downs.—Wind S.W. FALMOUTH, MARCM, 14. Sailed the Lori Cornwallis pAcket, Capt. An thony, kith Mails, fur GubrAltitr and Z.l.dt:t. Wind N E. DIM., MARCA 16. Sailed through the Downs last night. the .1/trraey and Env:wife, to the Westward. Came down horn the giver and sailed to the %Vestivard, the Lord Hawkrsktry, Capt. Smith ; and the Smrry, Caps. Cumberlidge, butio.l w thct Last Sailed the Bcfatt and Seagal! sloops of war, ca a cruise. Came down the Alkesedr store ship, from Chat ham; and the Extrei.e..igun brig, Irons Sheerness, Arrived the Flora from Portsmouth ; Arate and Pincher, from a cruise, and remain in the Downs wi h the rest of the ships as per lust. P S. Put tuck the Lord Ifolokcibury East India, nun. MOM LAST NI WI PS G.CLTTE. SIWTARY PROM JTIONS. ifigr•Oth Cr, Mash 17, 1907. 60th Regiment of Foot...':aptain Winans Dxommood to b. Major, by purchase, vier Unwin, who retires, HOSPITAL STAFF. Doputy•Purveyor Join Keropt t., be Potv,yor to the r.,rcet. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Thonaasand Jame, MJIIOW, Attorney, at Law, L,verpool. MAIC Is , 1807. Jonn )4.Cookery and Nathan M'Catkery, at Preston ' in that county of draper., &Wets .11 chapiarn. No vem.ei 18, Ibil6 Day d Kew and Lalacelitt Davie, of Framliochato, in the e.ninty ot :turfolk, starge.,as apothecaries, and uun•undw,res. Ott , ,Ler I I, 1806. su,,, the yowler and Lesthato Howard, of C 111011- St eet, drugg..t.. Wiltuia Swan, 1 bonsai Valentine Omsk°. him Baseley Touse, •nd Julys Burton Aqted W,lbir , of rharnes near C• I s t:te c4uuty A Middlesex, malt-disinters Man.h 14, 18..7 Konen Leugl., Townes Le gh, Thomas Darwcll, len. Tho mas Ls well, jut Kuyb Le.sti, Hsi e h lliirehall Leigh, And Jahn 11 to,.utit-iita.solnduter,, Mcicliestee. Footway 23, 1307, K men Petchell and Christopher Fowler, woollen drapers a:id :Alt raer,ers, of Kingston-upon-lion. %lan n 12, 1697. o Crompton, Wita-t Cot:noon, and Henry C p. ton, ut !hap, tu the piny! of Bury, and c•Juiity ui Lancaster, paper-maituladurer.. Nlareh 9, 11307. Andrew Grit Fut Cusrd Tacker and William Tucker, .tun. of Aaltouirsnt aid West Telgumautti, Devon, merchants. Fe bruary 1, 1007. Steph Henry Gruen, Thomas Sited!, and Joseph Smith, of Colentan• s trees, tea-dealers. IV~dun, Anton and W.lham Nelson, of Louth, in the county of Lincoln, lumen, and tut-pate otorkoo.. h It, 11407. IitNKRUPTCIES ENL.IRGED. James Shaae.hatt the younger, Lit 01 Wt.legate-street, Bv.hopsgate.street, dealer to China and earthastwate, how Alareh Y 1 to April 14, at ten, at Gui.duall., Loudon. Jas d Johnston, of 14 orra•strect, to the pers.ll of St. George, 11•,1..rer..6411.1re, 111 the county of alfddlaaex, intuit, dealer a.. 4 colaionao, tram Atat.:l4 41 to Apra 14, at ten, at Gothniao, BANKRUPTS. Philip Pullen, cof Hanley, in the county of Stafford, bonk selkr, it...dome', dueler and enapmart, to surrender, Apra I I Awl 1.1, at tyalv,, at the house at Thomas Soler, the Cr..wa Ina, in Stow., in the comity of atagord, and Apri: 2s, at ele ve ~ at the honor ui Jane Kingatone, ti.e Hotel, in Statftmt. Attorneys, Nevus. da, Lair and Browne, Yetter.laue, Lon don i arid . As:bury and Dent, Stows, Staflo:J.iiirrs. Juuu DCllllCti, 0i Nnrthnn.berlattd-.trees, Jhend, um' the county at Nllddlell4lX, 11111,113e1.1111111i, dealer arvi chairman, to surrender, 4asch td, 31, and April 4s, at eleven, at Guild had. London. Attorneys. Mews. Palmer, TOlllllollo‘l4, and Titunipeon, Copttist:-covirt, T, int; munen , street Da►td Morgan, cithinrwurn Cliff. 4, 01 111111 WWII of Cardiff, 111 true county Of Glamwpn , shopkeeper, deawr gilt chaposen, to B:mender, Ipril I, a. add '2B, at deveo, et the A,,,gel u. the town of Csrdid eiores.l,l Attorneys, Mr nowiend and Mr. James, Ne Id, tiray's-Inn g q? 4 '..* _ _ . - John Kelly, of Manchester, in tho cdrnty of lainctster, ntauufaeturer, dealer and chairmen, to surrender, !starch 33, and April 28, at tea, at the lirsdpretater Am., in Manchester aGne,aid. Atto.ocys, Mr. l'humas Hewitt, Mars cheiter i and Mr. Kalil} ISIIIY , CnrMtor•strret, Luadust. _ Thomas Jones, of Bonßingham, in the county of Warwick, cce.l-merchant, dealer and ciiairioan, to aiinendor, Marra V 4, tor, and April 141, at eleven, at the lied Lion, Warwick, an toe county ral -Warwick. Attorneys, Mr. Janie. l'unton, Mad court, llMt•atreet, London; and W ulhaot Bread y, Birotingliam aoritsaid S•ust7el iildwer, now or Late of Elltiognani t in the county of Norf.,llt, moiler, to surren.ler, i, at four, 24, artau , and 4e, at eleven, at the Tuns sun, at ilungay, in the county of Suffolk. Alumni, Mr. John Cutauea, Halc.w.oth, and Buugay. Joseph Hancock, Sheffield, in the county of York, mer chant, and manufactwer of Cutlery WAVES, dealer and shay snail, to ..arreisder, March 24, 2s, and A;lril 4d, at eleven, at the Old King's Head lon, Sheffield, in (Ito county of Yutit. Aitoroe)e, Mr ftiortear Cambia, Temple-lane, London; and Mr. Watson, shalfidd. .I.mo Leiden of She d, in the county of York, grocer, to surrenrl,, March 25, Vo, and Avid 2d, at eleven, at the 'I on line Inn, ht Sheffield ahtresatel. Attottievs, Hatton. garden, London; and Mr Nudger', Stiesneld. Au,, Hovenisn. and Wary Newport, of V.lliers-street, Stra,“:, ut ti.e could) of Mu:Hl:sex, syisol.terers, to turremler, March 21, at April 4, at ten, aod 22, at one, at G. 11114,11, b. 11.1011. Attorneys, Messrs. bleasdale, Alexander, laid Holm-, New-inis, I..,adua. Thualas Taylor, fate of Monk wearmouth.Shere, in the county of Durham, bread-baker mad Oil owner, dealer and chapati, to sortendeo, March .31, Aersl I, and 2s, at rte. Ve I, at the House of l'h.onas il•W•el, the George Inn, in Sands/gland, m the comity of Durham. Attos ,eys, Mr. II waits., Suaderland ; and Mr. btaceottin, Sirtoood'o-ma, Loam:sty-lane, London. DIVIDENDS A.r.l 11, Kellett! Faveti, late of 114th-street, in the borough ef Southearic, to the county W Sultry, I::un•diaper and . • - - q-A4w4ter, dente!' and (figwort', at twelve, at Gailr!'ia' Ap7 , l If John nrurp !Looking, of the Cggern.home, ll'oAbogth-hill, so: the ;aßwh i„ th or Gt venwic h , ie of tent , cab l . te t mak er, reeler and ch4pnian, at t;iiil3ll.l.ll. 14 Tio , miat latent Redruth, in the tnrrq. t , draper, dotter .11.alcliapatata. at ten, It (,nil;. 1,1,111 /ti April 1, .1 11. Thomas Slierratt, of 14trrstingliant, )n tlr roust ) of Warwi. k, carrier, gleal-r and cliapin.n, a t t v . , , 4 ' , 1 1 1 4 Shatsissare Tavern, iii New street, In 131rnsinghant afij4 sei.l. Api.ll4. ITionah Storey, of the town and som a , o y A .; ton of Newcastle upon Tyne, linen-draper, „ chap man, at eleven, at lie {blow of Mr. Cltaftell Toma s ; the Queen'. 11 lle ~ in Newcadlo-uton-T, April 9. Giles Uinta-r, of the town and port of Sands;tl4l to the county ..f Kent, line...draper, at t we l ve, at the CAA, hall, In the cdr of Canterbury. Ap ri l 7. Willgata Goosed. of North Walaltam, county of Norfolk, cu•ner, leather.seller, &al er man, at eleses, at tqc Hawse of Mr. John Clark-, iwg. Bull Jon. ni the cgtv of Norwich. Arm Ig. j „ 1 ,„ ant Jon Thompson, both / Preston, in the enemy of Lattessfirr, .ousligi.manufact.. dealer. and cit.iitinvo, at *level., at the House of Mr ward Clough, the Red Lin.. Inn, in Preston afgresa;g:. April 16. John Thompson, late W he-tors, in the of Lanra.ter, mus'igi manufacturer, dealer aggd at eteren , at the flothe of Mr. kd said Clough, the hell Lion pun, in Preston aforesaid. April 14. George TIOc. and Michael Isaacs. of Pge.;s lathe city of London, naercharati a dealers and g.hapine n , A twelve, at Guildhall, London. April 11. Robert Goethe'. late of lVorthip-street, Flintier!, in the county of M4d4trunt, dealer in spirituous Lo n,i amt coaprogos, at twelve, at Guildh a ll, L on d on. April 23. John Wy a t, o f Ch ea dl e, i n t h e comity or Clunte, calo.u.printer, dealer and t h apman, at t h ree, at ihe !Lido. wa te 2 r iArm.,..ke Sev e rn,in lttan c e st , e , r k a ni tst,:trein the en s o f lees May don, V,uak•inaker, dealer and chaiimao, at ten, at Gang hall. London. April 1.3 w Audrey Batie, of the town and tout^ of N,,. eastledyon•Tyne,go.;er, at eleven, at the Ck.ee.e.lie.,4l, A Newcastle upon-Tyne. Apt.l 19., Thomas Johndon,nf the town of K i ddermi fa the county of Wnrcen:gr, groceg, dealer {nil ch.lran, at ten, as the Star and Garter Inn, in the county of Won enter. OFRTIFICATES—.Aen rt. 7. Stanley Marshall Fisher, of (:,rate. end, In the county of Kent, linemilmper, dealer and chaun:ati. Thomas Jon e s, o f High street, in the parish of St. Mary4s. Ronne, in the county of \l:dells:sex, carpe itcr. Willirm Risnann, of Twick •nl..ant, in the-county of Mitt.ilese:, rnaltster. Joshua Richard Wilkinson, of Three-Oaktane, Down, iu tho county of Surrey, cooper, h.iop-bender, 'kali", and chessman. William Butt, of Page's-Walk, Bermondsey, in the county 1 Surrey, hair-rnerobant. • Thomas sheiiloy, of aielny, in the county of York, brewer, dealer and chapuran. Edward Cirutt, of Louth, in the county in Lincoln, sad ler. Samuel Hensley, late of I.iyer;mol, in the county of Lane Amer, merchant, dealer and chapritan. Thirnms it rh:nont, Robimon, late of Kathy Ste phen, in the county of Westmoreland, liiptor-neiniments, Auk nnsan THE MARKETS. PRICE OF HOPS. BAOS. POCICITI. ' 41 10, to 51 1t Kent 5l -.4 to SI lot ix.... .41 10t to 51 Gs I Su...ex 41 154 to 61 —4 c 4l 1011 to SI 6, I Faretharn... 81 —. to 1 51 PAWLS OF HAY AND STRAW. IA TVIIIIIAT. r Alf 141111'•. Wel 444444 11. Hay ....$: IN a .)1 104 0,1 Hay SI 16. a 31 11 55ui5.....21 17. a 31 106 Ild New 01 Os a 01 d: Clover 5l -•-s • 61 e s I Straw .21 IGs a :11 lit 61111111FIE:1,1)—Atars oar, Ada :mu 16. l'ls sulk the hlial..-per stone of Mo. • leaf es 4d to N 4,1 I Veal sa 0,1 to 67 et hil,Atua „es SA to Ss 5.1 Pork 4l b 4 wSs La "map or C4444{ THIS DAY. Beasts, about 19"0 —Sheep. 19,000. lAW Nest Heifers and Steers; per ;;;;e7, Ss. —.4. In Ss. 44 Midd,tois ls. 4d. to Y►. 111 Ordinary Market Calf — tits. W. ark Engltsh Horse Sllise:s Skins CUAL-MANKET, AlAscii IL Ships a: Ma•ket. Sold. Price. ..N,lrrasila 2 411. 03. a Sts ed „Sunderland .... I 46. Qd. a (.0. Od --- TRICE oFittiact TE.s rEItDAv: - --- - s per Cent Consols 5 per Cent. Navy Imperial 9 per Cent 62 Ditto Annuities Orniliem 'rad Bonds 3 4s prem. Exchequer 111114 English Lottery Tickets Consuls Est ... .... . 6.11 T 111 , 111, Stock-Broker, 1,.1, and 9, Charinucro.t No. 4, COURSE OF EXCI Ares.sr..ein 36 9 '4 I.'.' c. f.. 11 10 2 U. H.,,tburge 34 10 241.1. Alton& .. 34 11 viir. Pans. . 24 10 Lit. Chase I Us 44 14 nnur.leAux .... 24 14 .lacl a 594 effect. Ditto Tadt,gl Dino X110rN.344 Leghorn 49! Naples 40 lANGII, MANCH 17. 4j ric. V 'ewe It. C.... 5% De. lea. Lisbon 63 I Oporto 64 Dublin 11 Cork sosssots. 1. 1. d I Portugal Gold in Coro and Bars per on. 4 Neu Dr•ukloons... Dollars 5 r ; Rd'' , in Bars 5 New Louis sorb • Apo r n rise Bonk of Hula. st, pr• 17ePt fflß rl, At CRtit, the Lady of the ILrght Hun. Lord V'scountar I or• On Saturday last, lit Thorp, the Lady of Matthew Ouabw, Esq. of a daughter. DEATIIS. Monday, KO Wake, printer, who, about the feat 17q:d was conri,fied of insulting His Masc,ty on his way to the 'lament House, and suffered in imprisonment of Are yeas t , it. Hie death was occasioned by his being crushed between wheel of a waggon and a post in Paul's Chant, St. Cud s Cluircli.ysid, an Friday last. Yesterdiy, in the 79th year of his age, 1Tr..7 hit nearly half a century a BooltsTller in Fleet street, who, be persevering industry, acquired au independent forte month strict integrity. The following anecdote of this worthy nun mitt not g,. untold, as a sped nen of the goodness of his heart Seven rears ago, un the failure of his less fortunate neat .10 ,, neighbour, he invited him to his house, and relinquished burineU, to give I theripportunity of keeping on the spot , hi , Lima inteotinus met with sitecass, and lie bequ:ntly es pres.ed the pleasure he felt on seeing hie friend primp:A unito his roof. HIGH wAnca. THIS DAY, At LoNDoN ;maxi*: moth.... VI mu, after .. 8 5. avin 'Aar .... 9 Los rkiN :—Prilet.d by 6. IPAVIDSON, Mo. 17, Uuk , ' Now.etteet, Covent-G.14 4i, and publithee at ti taffice, No. t:, bock of St. Clement'. (lurch, Sto.od, W'. STUCK, of No. 7, New Helton ttmet, Lund Lem °Mem, &c. rot this Paper, sent to tits fJttice (pose pad . will In duly attend...l to