The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1809-05-30 00:00:00

• • • "A. ,PV- Ileart .4 A. S. and Mr !Irish'. ch. g.—The ltttsr ' Mlint'werte. • as 2IL Hate of ihr alines. Three years old to carry bat. St.'al.:• fume gaga uld. Ist. •i , "J I fie ' Yee. oklo sat. 4 1 b. Ma yeurtaddesit'!finis.; and reed, fr.t. ilb.—A winner 14 1,114. Twelsie.et. yrs., ti Carry ally. extra ; and of it 56.. extra.— It arts and geldings to be allowed Pioo note heats. Ins V:. 11 Si yui.e's is. r aladrenui.elle Prcsle I Mr, illorteinsois e. b. Itarnils , s, livu.. 2 2 (' Sinith, role's. h. is. Blanchard, S yr. Me.lya.ih'rh n Rua. a yrs uid rtr K. Boasuu, br. oily, Lhatiplc, 4 ors old ..... dr Me. restive/Ca b. h. Orinew, 4 yrs old Eltriasts, c. Calico 3 yrs . ... • • dr The Ste/anis appiduted f ur onr first Races arc, Sir Si Ccri-tr.l, Dart and George Acker., Esq. The curers of field spurts Aare e%innteisred at our races this week a gratalicat;un that dues no oiler. fall to their kit. The •cotnpetition we anticipated in a full entry 1t.,. ken strictly rtailiscd is the tannin:: indeed it would hive been pre samptinit to h.ter expected better. We state with additional please. e, an accidents of consrqui nee base occurred soon - -; s, immense in siss!auhlage' of people. tte aie sorry I. instance of ittgr3lli imprudence in a man ciuss• lag Ow coarse at the time the horses acre approachinz, nod was the mer.as nf bringing t very trainable b.wsr, pith its Burr, down in the ;round, by welch the tinnier wu mate rialist info. ed. CO( 1(1 NCR. • 111. G. flonirood, ling. fur 11.sticoshi , o, Potter, feeder ; tad It: 11. ilutsiuke, fur It. tli slum, Harrison, taerlcr. I. t Iv. Mains Bro. Tasurdwy.. 3 tloutsdai .. i • Thursilay ........ * a a... 4 0 Etiday• • •.•.••••• I .••••••.•..•• II triNCIIESTR/I—ltaT 27. ---trimw---. Ws.l.lington Ramo commenced at Stockbridle on ll'ett *Moday. Thu Medilreton MaIA of 25 pines, e.ii•h fi s ft.) n 1 . son by Mr. Rouverie's Barbarian, beating Grimaldi. lino epholus • Italrene, nod Gouty. Sr J. Ilat:Ocins's Raotrio lest At. Trioanioles Garinon, lost earls, 2 rile.. too goiness. • ' leo d Soettrille's Prospero brat Mr. Trawaniott's 1311:".ephs tor, ital. tech, ~• riles, her gainer. • 4e., trd4.yrd's Mulsotoineer received forfeit from Hr. frtm:bseit's Gronel It, a miles, 2110 goineas. • • en Voarsday the Claret Makes sire won by 1 /Yd Sack - V.1..'. Pi 4.41 sena, Vett ut 'dr. Goddard'. Mountaineer. • •VAlllSmai'it Ilitiorhhor brat Mr. Doughtily Rambler, Rad IN .1 i.L....-. MS Cuturits. rt., :vgre,•-talos of 3 .liiiner each, with 23 grweas &d -d..: 1. . the Ci., ~ WVIe 11,...1 by Mr. GOOlbtlY•I'll Arum, beat iwl• flood, Plea,:ltboy, and hoshio. 1.; , ...501. P!At, ..is woo by Mr. Goddard's Moontsitieer, bawling Mi. Ihnitirree. Red Cross Knight. 0. F.idety the 11.1.1 ~t-ap Plate of ..3•I. wee woo at two • linstsby SI r. Gou'bura's lt , mieo, beating Ploughboy„ Raids leer Hurry-Iteliturt, owl Red Cross Knight. • . Thee. sea treat spurt each day, espy tail!! this two Ant. l'he Croft clouds Agricultural Sorely, no Thuisday last, pin Prizes to 'lto Hove best Slog, Strayers (which. they in -terl to continue yearly). Eleven 'Meerut started : No bad a prate of two grata., bating sheared fitter Crwester ,i,rt pin 3.1 share, ; No 1 a anima .10,1 a half, bating per. formed tl'e *awe as SO oath tillee ; sad Au. lt wive's. hoe. bug ptilonued We SAW In 7%061111de! OXFOrtII, SATURIPAY. MiNfir: . . .-.1.111111.1. Oa Saturday, the Imo don af E.J.ttat• arm , the i x followMg Gentlemen were eilrotrted tn. rev!' :-- BACHrLuut awn I)ocroas re Dtelvt Ir 4 Ptkh. nal Grit/lib, of Jeers College ; Rev Juno T s ,' of Ileahol Coll, g... 7 btaenar.was us DITINTV...Reir. rran.ro treacle, of Zia:arms College ; Rev. IVillonu tinge, of ClirreChurch MANTUA@ or AUTO...HZ , . gained iscati3l„ a family Conete, Grai,cl Corpoondet ; Raw. haw Stos t ee Jackson, - WI Arecti's College; Rut. 1 houses Dyer, a ' 1,,, h,.... Cal. kV. li•csat.ento or Anrs—Me. Gel, liorfer, of fiewes's (College; Mr. Henry Ficitliug, of l ormater College ; Mr. Willman Radford, of Trimly College ; Mr. Joli• Friesd Wil hams, of Merits.. ('allege ; Mr. Samuel Arnim, of St. Joho's College • Mr. John Sheppard, 'snit. John Coliege• 1 .a -:t3iy War, the IL hiheellor's Prifea were ad jiolved to the following (;entlemen:•-r lie Fattish Easy—Tie (Awe (f oar I.:•.satry- , -4e Mr. li Charles Per Bonny, ff. A. of Merton t'ollegg. • '(lie Latin rinses--Coriszhao—tar Mr. Pletet Mayer Lae : War, of ResseutiocCulkge. .4 The Honshu« for Euglish Verse— n. 46 ,Ik A itaprirt—tai Mr. Iliarles 11. Johnson, of theornme comic %Vedw.,..,:as . , the tiriA itiy of Act 'feria. three bla‘ters I,f the Sellouts were nominated accortlitig to the the tiew Statutt.— Ur,. Richard Jeyykytte, M.A. Fellow of 11411ici1 College, u r he Vice-Clintedor ; Ray. Edurowei Goodenough, M.A Si... dent of Christ Church, Sr the Senior Proctor; Rey. James Ingram, 8.1/. Fellow *1 Trinity College, by the hairy, Proctor. .. • The some day the following Gentlemen were ad mitted to cles,-rat• :-- Miranda ur Ants—Hanson R id:solves C , Pit. of Christ Charily, (41111141Cumpottnikr ; lir. 1 homes H,s4Hey , . Parit,of Wattham Collet s e ; Rev. Charles I.loyd, of Christ Chinch; Rev. Thims.o. 1% viol Simprm, of Worcester Cut let;*; Rev Wm. list;y Whitehead, of it arrester l'uttege; Ike. J..hu Hiteras , ot at. 31.isy Halt; Rea. Iri id Hughes, of Jr us Collet:. V aelet Loos or Aare-.-Ve. John Hampden, of Queen's Colle:c ;Mr. Frederickllicketts,of Christ Church ; Mr. Ed o AVsi BMWS, of Christ Cruets ; rent f; owls, Foq. of ('lariat Cher% Is ; Mr. Charles Mambas, of Christ Clint ch ; 'lvory • Roinrr, Raq. of Christ Chords : Mr. Joseph Rungliton Co ley, of Christ Church; Mr. Ili•rnanl Smithof New College ; Kr. William Davie*, of WiescesterCullcr. 'Thursday, the following Gentlusen were admit ted to tlegrers :--• BAC/Itl.oltl or Ants.--Mr. William Morris of All Arils' College ; Mr. John Syron., of Eloier (•011 2 ge ; Mr. • • Hugh rest, of Carer Colleges Mr. Richsrd Newman of Wialh.tio Culler: ; Mr. Thomas Prince, 4 Waditino Ad, le ••• ; Mr. Joseph Liiiigh•y Mills, of Magdalen College; Mr. John Thomas Pinker, of Christ Chore+ ; Mr. (*huh s Win• emir), of St. Edmund {Lill; Was a Ferrier Itryhm, Eo of Triady foliage; Mr. Charles llohlswertl., of Merton b.:cite; Mr. Georg , Gaming, of Alertou College; Mr. eery Civets, of Merton (Akar. 1 CA ilaitiixT - NT.i 24. Tlor falloallas Gentlemen 11. x yeatarttl, pl.nitted to Dr.. R... A.llagtorio. of M. P. tel . . Coilvire, Zl....trr or A. , .. gaiith. pa., Chri-t Golirer. Bachelor la Civil low; Moan. Ilvnoat..l, rnd ci, OSo. ; Mr. Tlatriest, or Christ , Mr. Pr.t. to of E,i1,3,1i4r1; air. Yalta, of cat Actin.. Hall; atal trit;r), of Masa-den Colkre, Raelarloce a Arts. RIOT AT ifr FAIR. Tl.• ride at Bow Fair. ea Suads.y mor iinc, wh:rh we no. *reed 7c4rr. 40y, bar Imo. greatly exa.rg. 11. sortie .4 our eerie...woo anew. VrUIS ditigest isequ.r., • r nerd. man 4 th,t M liets.orgne hoot, wltte.wrh a rif2' I .re Aid 'refire traria...-. uTNI eu•llUSimill, •Ide calt.e ..t tlim nut has be's is gemeral metsraleasaa : it reta.aracr.l awenia, , ,st n vo.lWlerr of le4u.rriwl H eyeful.. es. w ~ afar r ,t, u r..i unt t b, ,„. awre • id. •..ang herd owl•41e, rrai , -wed to &Lv frieutt•hip. Lase bal.-here ilairrA•rr.l, whols naite.l tto i.v..mlarcotemett 10!(.134.1 Ilex art' a Ile, a& f ;Ai couloweict:l% wil:ch lasted fur lowura, whir !who:l -ewd Wegrytalwr 1004 °freepost* th•t fbind, ariel)t wee wet , . 4writtelert before 11 Imes y tarter itaue t fil •f owlemefiergl. ...thou& 40 w. re lights. • l..vrtee's wowmird w. -r. r:1 , 11,1t to thr 1,u...t0rt 14.Apital; eight Irish:: earl KM What, Lepel hrlittherw they use all eurst.lerrd 0.4 to be 'Magri anal, Lott. At White:lmpel, ertl.te.o of the i y o t eru ire i w ought up ywnterday (Of .•1111101Plithin • t asks tare c u mmtltal to Clef ket.weli ralou. 1. kit/ the 1Z14:4 Act-- Ulm met: ma sus &material. . dff—A EMI •SL`.: Via. ~_ . . • • • MR. pirrs 11,11771-DAT. The anniversary of Ar. Pitt's 134th-day was celebrated on Saturday at the London l'arerti.--. About six o'clock upwards of 300 persons set down to dinner, JOHN In.•hts, F.sq. in the Chair. Thu company conNisted of most of those Aleisibers of both bIIIMeS who SUM/0110i Mr. Pitt'e Ad • tra , and the principal Merchants. Th e f 0 11 4 %,.,,w Mire ;II 11111 l the toasts given : " The King "—With three looms ihrte. " The Prince and Ih iIICITA of Wukh, and the not of the Ruyal futlnly - --tt Ills flute. " The suittiortui memory of the late Right !lint. William - " Mai the Pt toriples of Mr. Pitt al .csys inspire the Coun cils of Goat lkitatos. "Hie Majest)'s Ministers, laird ortICCI g% to their Measures. " Sir A. %VeNesley, sad success to his gallant Army. Mr. WELLESLEY Pot,E, its a short N1,(1 iopero priate speech, eNprestied bid thank:, fur the honour cositerred on his brou her. "The Prince fitgent of Portugal, and may the House of Dragausa Dever erase In reips." " Ferdinandl,ll. the Influents. Kin+, of Spain, mod may the noble efforts of his subject* secure Ina ruglsta mod th.ar own imleaenslebee " " The Emperor of Austria, end success to his virtuous and ardent steer:le." Nlr. CANNING, after the applaoNe attelidiii;; this toast hail Bobtailed, rose, and, utter tlwelliiig upon the gratitude with whieh our usvistailee had been received by l'ortligut und Spain, toil the hopes dust their cause would ultimately prevail, proceeded to tiote hi, "alai melds aid! eloped 10 .lustrie— " Although the are... of the Eameror of Austria" Said he, " are ouvulyr,l if cal slimes, which, it is to tat. hoped, arc bet trosports y, it a , old be ioconsistrot Nlee the seneruits prior ciples uf British p.bliCV, not to afro, d him the urecssary aid from the resoorms of Pritsia us loog as the Cilfienlties of ear mites. list, 'and as lie stay be likely to avail himszlt of It with beneficial effect. The Emperor of Austria, the Princes of his house ' and the prove at large, were aware of the difficulties of the contest in which they had engaged, and the pussihility of adverse twee was not uufurescen, bat repcited insults and intulerable wrongs had determines! both the sovereign and the people to brave destruction itself, is the hope that the chances of the struggle may snake the just cause the successful one, and that the malt may be the re-establishment of their notional independeuce.—s. Udder those 'eireontstauees the People and tie Storercip mud be looked opu.i as pet pared fur sufferings and exertius ago talent which will not permit se to britere that either their venture or their result:tee will be exhausstd without • tong nod andirons contest ls.is our duty to so . .port thew, out only while they have a chance of lariat siacitteiful, bat while rho yrention intrubilord. lb, COUlrlil is not twin now hopeless; and if at last unhappily the righteous tense aloualul ntit succeed, and Austrus should fall, even then the struggle 'will o u r hare heel. wade in ran fur Etirupe (foul gad rep. wed upplasses ) • fluring the dinner, the loud of the East India sr i ninpessy played with great effect many beautiful eationui airs. WAN, Aiov dst.. At three o'elank, oy Faalay *item , - on, this town sail seaglimiorlioud were visited by a severe storm of thunder, lightning, hail and nits, which continued, with more or less via-. Nikes' ro o d near serest in the erenitii. when John Yorelvert ; a linker of Seaford, out Ills return loose from Ne411:1Vell, its cowpony with two other iiersnur, en- foot, t‘IIS struck by the lightnir.g, in Bout of 31r. Cates tide-mill,. Ilishopstosse, mud in. st.eit ineously killed. Ile sail much scorched hv the elal-tite tire, partseulorty 'shout the face and bead, m i d moue Idood issued front omse of his ton.. ills CO.tl. $1,41f LCO It, breeelies, rocking., and shirt, were literally torn to tatters, and so dispersed, that his body was left steady uaked. Ills hat and slaver were Lida., meets remit by the active power of the Quid. The string of his watch was cut 'asunder, mid the outer emir, of silver, melted i • the enamel, w:sieli formed the racy, was .stripped ntrii a n d the - braes or copper; beneath left quite hare, but other wise vii4ant injury. blr.C.mitt 3 irmil kis *eremite wit. rinsed the melancholy catastrupise. and 011 going 10 tho,spst, found the _tattered parts of time clothes 'whirls. did . remain alone-the dimly, on lore. One huhilred and etglity-tive pieces of the scattered garments were ciallectiai together, after a griot number of the fdennents had beets taken away, by the monk persons- - whom curiosity led to the spot, swan after tie fatel event took place. The light - niie: pet forated a- very hard part of the foist-path, a yard in leagth, where the unfortunate mall fell.— 'Me companies's of the deceased were both knocked down, and se severely electrided, that bleeding wits deetned necessary; and owe pas so seriously affect ed, tied he is not . yet perfectly recovered. Bor chert, who was a native of Germany, and a middle itged ma 1, has left a widow and six children to la ment his loss. Ost Saturday morning, the means usually resorted to fOr the recovery of persons la bouring under suspended atiimation, were practised on the Mel); hy a medical Geutlenian, bet with what I:eispixt of sheers we are enable to discover. The Coroner's Jury afterwerils assembled, and re turned their verdict—Killed by The concsees'eu premiered by the thunder-clap the, succeeded the flash of lightning ahuve-deserib ed, broke several pastes of.glass its the windoes of Mr. Cates house. The Cog-busing shiverrri a large tree in Lord Gage's Park, at Fide-Place. The had war iocothiderable here, hat at other plAres the storm was liras/, anti productive el stone nrau unusual site. Vertutiou, distitig the hat week, was quicker, particularly the wheot crops. •nd hop-phtutatimis, than our oldest fanner,' eau recollect to hove hop peue.i iu any prece*liukr %trek of their lives. 1,0,.! v ,, it th e .s - ilite.it.mist Inn, Coventry, of the Hydrophishin„ Mr. K-. of London. It appears Ilia about two months biller the yard dog CHM! 111 dirty, _from which it Was conceived he had been tightioK. Mr. K-- went to him, wh. o the doz ()it bin on both {hoots nod drew wood, but not pupretiozc•.urnr madness, no ne ' hie woe ptatietilarly waken. or the. fltr fio.t owns otows of the ',meow. wereiliseovererl at UnnAitreh, nu his rood to Co, rot vy, sifiure he at tired no Satordae morning. ;tledieol aid was un. m r diniely.- eu ll e d in , whett the diftvose was 'clearly a i r er t a l it esa, Thr iotorol aversion ugainst wan diseimered by his attempt to swallow some, which he chill with great resolution, hut though not s l ime thane teaspoonful MOO taken, it 'produced ' viotritt spisinswhe atT.-et:Niall, with distortions of ititinititli•nest and wildness of the (lee. Bathing hid feet in waster prodiscr,l the time ravel. 'the die order rapidly increaser,. nod in 414 hone from the eppearoo. e Of the drat symptoms, he died its strong conviditiows. "_J MINNIE .rwricim:rlireng • e . IRELA.V.D. Dust tor; MAY 23. A f,a, days ago. a riot took plare a t between a - few of the King's County Militia, doing duty at Kitocklaise 'relegiapli, nod IMpine conistry people in that uriglaboorltootl.; one urul am. knit-it by a monad front it Imyoitet, 1,%.1 others are left in a rer dangerous slate. We nu dr. stand the offenders CLONMt.I, 514 Y CO. do Friday !Wiwi . ..ed. a noinlier hurt... Miring been taken by some of the 111,1111% tit,torlwr>., from farmers resi.lcut width' ii mile Of Ne;. i iret, UI this county, thew:to:us tertirml to maid atoll Kure iiitorioation thereof to Mr. Itoitert 1 i• , 10, owl Mr. Quigley, Permanent Serji out of the Neo !wit Wall:try, whit, vials 16 of proreoled to where they came up aid) a pail:: of tles.e villains, who were returning 1 . 1'.1144 tlogwo 4 . uu Inc naked bodies, in a cruel manner. too firitierr, named Torpy and Haley. the tinnier of whom tiny else cut in the head by a Itlovrof a ints•-ket. The infantry tired on the ruffians, and front the quantity of blood seen next too 11l ill g on. the load. some of them Irma have bets. badly wounded-6ee also apprehended t wo, oft lien, P. Ryan mid Jas:Callino, whims they brought .into Newport. and oho next morning were committed to Nenagli Gaol by RI CIIAHD ;11111 JouN Boma,. Emirs. Magis trates f.•r tins county. On Thursday night last, a thumbs? of Ylii , "o• went to Steplrrtdge•Allllp, short distance tram • Newport, atid stripped off the lead from the roof, supposed 200 act,ht, %illich they carried off. A'Arii FORTIMOUTII, M%V 527. The stnps for Ole neat East lochs k kit are:--the Henry Addingt.nt, C'hatitoa, Witt;lkon, Lady Lush bloom, William Pat, Sir 01111ara Psi/tette : 7, and Sa rah Christiana. "the !Miry Addington is indereil to take on board 3(6-King's merit:L., the Charhon 107, and tie Windham lot 4. The other four ship~ are to take on hoard -25 Company's reernits each. Th :;acne Addington t expected here from the RiVi'r in s f•w The ti . ederirkiteia frigate, Captain Searle, was yesterday appointed convoy for l'ortugal and the irditerraurats. An expedition is forming, %%Ilia is going to the Baltic; six gun-brigs sire ordeied to Wools:eh, to take in minters. The Mary MA Wellesley, ot minesylor to his Ma jesty Ferdinand the Seventh, is l'xilected here in a few days, the //omega!, Captain .11.11colux, being fitted up to take hint to Spain. Captain Otway is appointed to the afjs.r, tot Black ; Captain I.,:nuey to the /Jaw; clod C o p.din Smith, of the becostation, to the hiaajoet, at this port. Sailed the Crocodile attd Hound, fa the Dews s. st•tr 2)4. Arrived the Caihrriste, Fenn, from Loudo n for Pains ; Myrtle slOop of war. frdtn Portugal; and Phwte frigate, front Plymouth.—Wind FAIMUCTIII, SAV 26. Sailed the Dispatch paeLc., with wails fur the Letirritl Islands. PIEN7A‘CF.4 MAY e 6. Arrived the Pluver sloop of War. from • cruise; Wedoesitay 14,-t .ptoke a ship from Coihz, oho informed thion that o us in the hands vf the Spaniars. PLIXOLTII-DOCK, MAY trj. • Arrired the Italeigh sloop of war, Capt. Sayer, from the enalt of Spain; Aigle, of 38:: Quits, Capt. M'oile, boo. Itoeliefurt ; unit the Rudeeseutir hired armed brig, aid& a convoy, from htlford suit gammas. Saiha tlir Dc.rtcrogsaud Protector gllll-4.i4i to the Eastward. DEAL, MAY 38 . Arrived the AnelAyst, from C.c %.r,it‘vard, and thi; Neptune, Menzies, from Lviidoss fur .Murti nigne.—Winti S. E. SIIFLIZNE4S, MAY .28. Sailed the Rollo, with it Heel for Ciotteitliu,•4ll. FROM LLOYDS LIST. GP A V RAVI 0, MAY n 7 — l lrrivesithe Wexford, Barnard, front Durubsy ; and thrtrliarlaion patine., from Kt. Mir :owls SinlAd lite Fanatic, Reimer, fur Vrtmborir; CAM, V. fur MAdrira; and Satisfaction, Rymer, fur gtoctlinue. MAY _S—Arrived Ile II &hail A, 1V arts, 0111.1 Malta; ( butts Frederick, Austin, front Messina; and Duke .1 nnle.ll.V. Smith, from Lisbon --g Ailed, Ihe AltXa... 4 Lange, Friends, Cress', and Alliaisee, for Stock holm ; Lucinda, Sprit, fur% I)uoissics% Ledh. fa• 31 *dein' ; Sportsman, Moore, Gibraltar; and Vroldfart, Smith, fur Sens;Al. nE.SI. I. n.—The gr:ind w reotl rig at Fr I inotit continued two dayz. PAIIKYN• of St. Colonib, won the find prize ; firlIFY. of Ihiryon, the t.e cowl ; Jotior, the third; uud Stmnuss, of Red riith, the fourth. fionday lust, P,ATRICK NrVll.l.le, of Begli-castle. Limerick, ei murdered in Stonchill, sitar that county. by a number of persons who were ?lig iged in w riot at the fair held there on that clay ; informa tion being given to EDWARD VILMA:RS , Fin- GERALD. Esq he apprehended Britiget Shargh neuy. who is charged with being concerned, and whom lie committed to gaol on Thursday. !remarkable Longevity is. Lineulashire—When the famous Tuns urc t., who had been chancellor of England, null one of the greatest warriors and shitcsmen of his time, retired from the world, and became Abhot of Croyland, he found five very aged monks in a monastery, to whom lie paid par ticular attention. Father CLARERSAILD, the old est of these monks, died A. D. 973, eater lie hail completed the IGhtli year of his 41;4C. The Remind. who was mimed Sursat.iSti, died the same year, at the age of 141—The third, who was eall!al Father TuILCAR, died the year after, in the 11.1 th year of his age—The two other monks, Bacot and AJo, died about the same time, whose ages are not ex actly known. though they must have been very old, assthey berth remembered the old abbey of Croylitotl; !hid' had been destroyed by the ))anes in the iemr 870. These facts are related with much 'Confidence by Isatit.erius, who was Ab/M4 of Croilinel. and wrote from the historical register otthit 'Abbey. IVlien we recollect elan the very recent instance of longevity in Et.tx ARETR SHAW'S rim., who (brit to Keil! Cotes, aged 117, we think the Insenlredure fens are not so unhealthy as gene rally reostvd. MIN 71111 MA .0012 -EXCHANGE, U•r so: CI I: It I , .N'F NICE OF GRAIN. 'Cheat... 7.s. pas lirna.• So bus or FAIN' 111110 tiSA. 8 - 4, T.. k Hearst ... Os. 114 Rye 400. filo. thsis 43. . 9) ;LI% erd s. 30 . Rau ..... Sd. , pd. F.. moils 7t.e. 70.. I Potable risito 41.1 %%lute P. now. c d ..... f. 31 . s Fuse flour (;r• y ..... .441. srts. Stconas 7O. L. 4 AV )• ltlt l . _...........-... a - wit-Inarctur's Return -1 7 imaan AV, MAT 23! %Vliest. per 14.. ad ..".•J1. -...5. to 451. —.. 114:41 h), , per quarter 44511- —d. In lbs. —41.- ll.n 30.. —d. to 440. —d. 114 aMt •• •. , ••• WS. .-.41. to tills. --il. thot ..-s.s. -...d. to —o. —.I. Peas - ...Sas .-4. to Ga. --.1 .1P HOPS. NAM'. I POcKuTs. • host, it. —• to 51. •Is. Kent, 41. 4s. to 61. lingikm, 31. ...-5. .1.0 31. lug . I 'to 1 "41..133, • 31. 6.. IN 41 9, i44:4, 41. ..d• 10 41. is*. Fernlvan, 61. —.. 1,. ~i ~ PiIICES'OP . III4IIrANb itTFAW, SFS ruit 1.41. lui E ST. J A N Meg. 16111141 N 11 . 11.. itity, SI. 110*. toe. lus. •d. Flay 51. lur. to 61 . ire 111r.ir. 11. lii. uIL WM. SI Nth", ( - Imo., 61. lir. to 41. ifle. Stra/W, 11 los. t • 11. 1.... PlSllTtlili..l) ..:.1401.t.r, .oat ay 'I his day'. tatiket 11.11, tvril supplied with twin* beasts, :11111 lbw sh. w of cant.. in grhacal aes wiry gu.•ll. • MCgr MO M leitols are dearer ticiu our lit lepat ; Veal sad tenth W.' (brawl ; Pork sul.l A I, I pricra : sod the trade foe the MOM It .rt was pc tty tuna: 'rtic sat ato the 1144• 31 Af. ket way rather hark., Bay and Straw fetched b. tti r psi , , • than Friday's m.tket ; ('loser Omens& lust mire. Tha folkostiag pi:ecs and member' :ire au eet wale Cattle( at : To sink tic UNA p•T Attour . .., att.. Rea— .. SS. od 10• a... 1;.1. Ilcaal of Cattle thi..11..c :-- thottatt.. Ss. wit to i..s dd. n...i. Vtal.... sa. Oa. 140 Si. n:I. Mull, and Lambs .. la, 11111 l Pork.... as. ad to Os. 8.1. calves Latuh... 7.a. ad. In as. aid Pigs .. —.. ^ a PRICE OT TALLOW. _ • St. Jamer'r Market.. :At od ' Todd Tedium 00s od --9 0 Clare dial krt. .... •.. 4* dd 1 Yeßod Rimed et 4 04 -...11 6) Witstechitpel MutFt 541 04 White Alit° .. ors 114 0t 0.1 par it. of ail, .."............ Rasp dltto 0;1 tol oov o vie td Metlips Monti ti•rs od ;re n Average.-- ba d Ditto rote 41 , 8 54 6111 0 Crack . . ..... 4:4.04.1 - Pre( s ........ lis u Yellow X 3.1", 940 to 0s1ullIt.1,1111:1%- , - Card, 12s Pure of Czeoilis, per &cc', 144 0i1..-Moolds, I i tut. u.tl. MARKI7f—VIsir 19, 1009. SION at tthukct. bbsim sold. Prier. 5n.. Ne • eagle 4 ...... 4)5 nit I, 54s 541. •.. Sumissituld 1.. I . .nders . . 0 .11 Er..I . INGS or cu. ..11 . 4044S arGUILDLIAI.I, T'olS• 0•V. NV 11. Rirhiad Paul S•yet, Laura-cum t, 3Liklle Trawl., - tnauey •ser•yeaer - - 3 11 Dour aisibe Pyrite. Rislimozitte•stnet, I within, hatter j la James Dmmelly, Greet. street, S o ho, milliner 3 10 Pialip !Sorel', late of Loperpo.l, ironiarrelitu-t 3 1 Jacob Neale, t7hiarrell•sireet, v.-loaner - 3 II William SLeeill, Hary-ttrrart, Weiliii.ig, dealer and elrimmis - - • - . 310 Jacob rarne fli others, a , clSar: - .h Rathboat Prolltori, • D.riniugham - 3 10 • - Komori Sulkily, late of Little C..,eg. nit ill, Vork, roalt•ter - - - 2 10 - Thomas WeilierLy, Great St. 1 homes Apogee, ...Jig . iri.eger _ i i I Timreas Culliain, S4utharrititun•row, Klounedmry, ealsinet•tralrrr - . - 9 i t Genet" Patterson, Hartford, nirrrhaa - - 9 II diem. Jacobs, Want a•iirtli -, !, co,. Pettitmat. Mac, tt hitethapel. tlass-cutter .: - • it to Jainews liaylry, sow or lA. of High-sfrott,7ShAda ell, • `• i h.i.• bruezer • - - g to Denis Clown, late of Great Gurtn-etreet, Liticultis• inn -fields, Freud' sture•manullacturee - 9 is Watkin John Clearlsio, Moffatt's-street, 11•Igaare rust, 311.1•Ieseg. Wilder - - - 9 If William tV. aver and Jueeph Holt, late of Rpriis% gai dens, Cs.sl tat-truss, p4C131 marital halfwits:Oh oak"' a - . - tit Willaa.n Junes, Wools jell. Kent, tailor . - 'll Elms Clsayassus, Tunlorsille Hells, tarot, e I,entee I 10 Jamas Al, so. St rat rued, Etsans, cast I•aitis Isaias - ` • - 1 1 Jo wee illmulell, 11.11n.t's Geffre.ll..nee, : nudol, mud Peatourille, 111tddie•es, 01$111.•(.ce broker DWI I•ENGS i~ - Andrrw Iletlwriegtea aud-Juhu Mat kW, Drery-lane, imafunwrs . - . W 'Mars Lambert Cassell, 11,atara- Ll:tten, Surrey, carpenter - - Charks Truutbeck, late of Itathhottr, ii , nro, up holster., - • William Florham, euvent•za oaten, rat t hen a nitll4llll Elias Edmund', Munument-yard, 1.40 uluu, lu u.ttly uterc hunt - John biewill awl Sampson Newill, tate of Stoke, Si air fordesiro, camera - • - • Mosep Joel, n w l..strp , i,Sburrditela, denier in INS/ Jtp-a pl. BMA audJubuSattal I ite rile, Fr t ctuari, Lon -11..u, isosurattec.brokrre - - Thomas El Itcriagt .u, lac a ' Lawrener-Puunlney la..c, broker - - - %%Mien. Lucas, cheapeirle, war. housetran Claar'en Francis Olssi4 r Jr Pan itt, Hukte-street, 111 an r ta.-.l..r. ,, inere, eictuallt r - - - Thum-, Herbert, Derbard-strcet, law:sell 'lame, ruer• - . . . • chant - • _ - Wilimns IViuk•r •nd 1 . 11.. mis Farm Heys Lou;• Acre, lucemen • _ jaultsu Hccch•strctt r Darblein, oil and bup•mrrrluwl - . 11 rtiRTIFICATIA. Sassed genitalia's, of Brrad.eireet, London, silk. Mercer. Jamesol,ltivid, of Lire. pool, arerrlinut. Anthony Black and Peter Prieenti, late of Liverpool, hirers". VYilliars 3liiatev, of Maid-lane, parivb of St. Saviour, Sculls wart, iiirsrey„ troad.seerrliest. David Bryson, of Philip's rur, T.,ttv.ilieut-esolt-road, pa rish of St. Pancras, Nli.lnleoic, ',tato iry owl stitne•nanson. {Villiers Jones, sow or late of orford, scar Wp r riugr ? e, Lancaster, cot ion-spasm% „ w i Oa Sunday se/might, Mr. W. Rulleway, of rdasetorth, t,. Miss Meryon, of B ye. DEATIOI. At Chelsea, afters very lingering and painful Mors., Virr- Admiral of tire Blue Sir %%Aliso% Henry Douglas, Kart. Ile is succeeded by his bristlier, wow Sir (toward, a Lieutenant- Colond in the many, anal Commandant of the Royal Military Coll. ze at High VV,eennbe 05 Tuesday, at his Loose on Fitichlev Commie, MAXI' t Aara, Esq. an eminent limner, and ran. Is relelorated as a charioteer: he cane./ a violent cold lay sleeping in wet sheets at Tpair.ii, during the races, whirls was the haute diate rause of his deal h. Last ern'., Henry I hililerson ' of flrainhatn, near tt' , • (herby, aged soy years ; hr had Mew upwards of ; o yens • daily labourrt in Bianib.iin Park. On Friday, aged tier ) caie, of • putrid fever, the ',on of Joirpli [gybes., fail of Lniors.rwol, Chiplosie,gurrey Uu Thursday, E. Chandler, E.aq of Cross-Bash, acv Arundel. . Mills, Eng. of Robert's bridge, w►o, few pi•sre riure married Mout Dortout,ji.int proprietress urSoothuvre Prim Lllfebelh. : Proofed by O. 1) tVIIPSON, P u Ith .. 1 Roew.ll..egert, Carey-etre•t3 and publishrei•at the lac.. No. 1%. Hu of St. eletuseere Chatreb, Stran.l, by 1. WHITE, of rune Owe —Oritere, &r. Am thug Pee., sent to fbr OirgiN trues paid), wiU he duly neteutied to