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1 OP 15 iSIIII narimstis AND PRIX! COURTS. TRANSLATION 'Of the lair for the Tit ernotout of privateers and Prize Courts e in the dominion of lkotwark, ti etiolated by Peter Ereileen, interpreter of the prize-court at Ch, istia.-eand : ll'e, Christian VIII by the gra,:e of (it'd, King of Jaen/nark and Norway, the Collie and Vandal., Duke of Schhewn: Holstein, Sturmaru, he.• • Be it made known, that by ell privateers s•liirt may be fitted out this war, against the Croon of Great Britain, the 1 , following regulaiirms roust be submitted t 00... Art, I. None is paraitted to go a privaterritig, salMs he has obtained a lawful commission, which is granted i• our. • :.,,.. in ' - sof Denoutik and Nota Cont. itsv, by the provincial Con 1 ,C. Mg General's seals ; in the dokeduras, by our Stadt ge r and Field-alars`tal, and under his real. . • .' Art. 9. Sack cons missems must be in the following form ~ av 'involution.' of Itie Royal Highness, be it made known by them Pimente, that -, owner of the ship or emote' railed -- , borthen -, has, according to the este!). I...healers made op the 18th of September, tso7, received pervasion to lit oat title peseta vessel, commanded by --, against the enemy, with -. goes, in the expectation to ell -"'' *wore. or, if 11 replier... tar deettoy ships or vessels, belonging to the Crown of Giese Britain, or any individual of that tia• lion t mid also, to brim; in fur further examination, sock see. *eh no OTT exported to belong to the roomy, or to be con e :rte.' with the/ante, the owner iv owners, havieggieeu lintel as rem.inil by this law, and the commander ul this seesel . &laving made oath, and pledged himself, to pay due olodieoce • to the*. Ak wishing to obtain a emnerission to privateer iagollosat pply in oar kingdoms of Denmark to the Clever ih's:tad in the dukedoms of Schleswie, .and in Hobitein, to ; /(hr Stedtholder lie is there to produce heftier. -, tlagoo trate. bind end security as a guarantee fur his good conolust, wbik be is in priesmoion *leech commission ' • the *moat "fetich bond mast be regulated by tee nointim of gem the easel mounts; handing tire hundred duller. for each grin, used tie. ',miller of ten ; but should the vessel tans com tnieshmed mount more than ten gone, it is not repaired to give bonds f.w more than fire thousand dollars ; *lid the bolder of thus commission, on his oath, Meek Mussel-les pay due obedience to this establish...l law. Art. 4 Every one who holds a lawful commisston, may take and bring in for adjudication, all the ships and vessels belonging to the Crown of Great British., and to individna:s of that nation, snit it is aim permitted to Min in for ex. amination,• ill smell ships or vessel.. who may he suspected, er that may coon under the oth ai tick, or from whose papers r there might be reason to suspect, .. such ships or vessels did trot belong to • amoral miser ; , such ships or vessel as bare, *Were the ennonetweinent of this war, beta the pro• petty of the British Oovernownt ur subjects, altlioagb, that, by sale of contract, this might have been •conveyed to the subjects of neutral nations, when' trifle:Mout guru bs!e each papers or doeunwnts, as would prose, that they hwy., beet iii a port or learlome of a u•mtiul Or friesidly poser, after the', have comm.' to base beet. eileiny's property. Art. .-.. No person who holds such commissiou, tonst, tinder the risk of losing the some, detain soy ship or vessel, or iu any manner make too of the same coronsiseton, iu the territory of airy (I irndly or nentrai power, w ithin wh a t i s s o. lowed to benne ma mile from the jurisdiction thereof. Art. t. As we schnoteralge the unalterable printipk, that • free ship makes •f. ie cargo, it is hereby positively pro hibited, that those who have our commission to cruise, do 001 bring the shins or trench belongiog to neutrals, or to there nations in friendlv commetkia with us, let the cargo be long to whom it may, wheilever the slop papers are foetid iu ' correct order, or when the ship Or mime' has control/arid of war eu bused, ur nut boned to places occupied or belonging *unrest Britain. Art. 7. A:a bee ships make free oarg , ..s, enemy's ships make ' elietar's cargoes, unless it Col be clearly proved, that the scsocfs cargo is neutral property taken on board purl, vessel, barn the tornmeaceisent ante prellel't war. Or before it was Nark blows at seek place, where such cargo was taken in, gad the papers for socks vessel granted. , Are. a The folios ing are the papers required by the 6th article --... I it sea letter properly granted by the government of the testate,: whereto the owner of the ship or vowel resided. v. Ifill of building, hut in crow a ship has been sold to another person, in such ease • bill of sale, unless these are aeon in out document Shoeld a ship or vessel formerly have bees • prize, and emeleinned, Dieu the act of eon deinnatirm shall answer is lira of the bill of building and hill of bale; it is likewise required to he specified in the act of condegloation, to whom the vessel has been sold. a. The Cill of klemarensent; Shit ',noel lee signed by the authorized officer, where the resod was built. a. The roll of equipage, or muster-roll, which must like ohic be properly socued by the officer, this most contain a fair eeptanatioe of all,persoos Iwltouging to the vessels: this roll of tcpripiter- mutt further oiller, that nu etmereargo, factor, eintrusissionce, or asp other ship 'or vemete officer, being British subjects, and that the care "AMC VlbiCl (the mates included) art mit more titan oat-third part British *objects. a Custom.honse iietwence, which most prove that the cargo was taken on board, as taro tiumed iu the sea letter. 6. Charter party null bill of tmitiog, by which is ahead the Sam of destiuntion, its sheens by the sea peas. Art. 9. All ships helouging to the British crown,or owned by British subjects, shall Le a good prize, is hat mot. part of the world they may be hostel, and also all other vessels which may be boarded, sod which shall not have all the fullooing docinticuts. 2. %Sheol the slop or vessel hare nn sea letter. t. tt lien the sea letter and other &commas appear by the iiikrrogatioos to he false. a. Ire • hen they me found steering soother course that the plsre mentioned iu the sea klieg' ; with the eaceptitto of herier„ compelled to alter their course, by sloes of wea ther, ot being chased by au enemy, or in say oilier ease of sectissity. which by the Captain's jewel' immet be mined. 4. Etery vessel shall be • good prise when they sae loaded in whole or is part with to...aimed of war, or, should the vessel appear to he destined fur shinbone in Great Britain, or hawing oft board officers and soldiers who are engaged, or Me be engaged,in the enemy's service. 3. Or whets • teasel is detained by • privateer and make. resistance. ' 6. And lastly, all ships and weasels that imprint's • squa dron blot Michele a Danish protium., port or lookout, for the purpose of carrying on a trade with the same, et supply. iog "nets blockading 'quadrat with provisions. Art. In. The tootraloand ogaleitido le.Ahm AtemillealLeCell testicle, No 9, is ertnironi„ nemeses, all descriptions of arna, pistols, bombs, grenarics, balls, muskets, flints, matcher., powder, saltpetre, brimstone, ramrods, pikes, sabres, belts, eartoaeh braes, a oldies, and tinier ' - with the exception of such m quantity ca may be necesearyfor the defence or mo tet-live of the vessel', crew. Art. it. Ithea • ceniser with a commisaion comes up with a ship or rime" of it moral or friendly power, he shell bail such ship as 'Pesach nod order the Carr us on board the . miser •itli his polaris,. at.,) hi rage be tints the same to goad order, be is immediately to let the t I stel proceed on herrortXT, Walloor arrn.twling fiord the ( aptaio any thine whatever; hut should he Mid hey mason fur wiapicien of unlawful conduct, he is at 'thirty to go no /nun,' of the vessel for the esamini t inn of all rune/vied vitt watt a n t is. Art. to No muster swiss, bold. Our rntulOnnion must at. left" while he is on hosed of any ship on ti .if I, Tr.trobing Lee, to break or oimit as% Masco., ehrots, home, "sake, or barrels, or any thin; *herein a plot of the tame iiiir,lot byre so remain, tow is lie permitted to open mos hal. s, park ages kw is any mentor mules, any thing, that ma , to loom in the vessel, lint such as has • doubt th a t r o t or: t hin,' i s sh e same miry Me cor.eraled, then is the Captain of the rletsised vessel 4.14 his crew to 'men such packages, and again close atoll tette care of them, except the Captsio so .!trained should mime t. open the same and prefer to bir besought io fur fur. tore reemmation, Any use who shall net contrary to this, shall lose his crimusission end pay the damages, as the en eneestaiires may pus e, and s hall be further perished far his emoluet, amoebae to law. Art 14 Whom the iv of r Of a cruiser, with a rommissisme7 rapt 4110 a any slim, 411. `lr.. :, lie mast met, enter the ponieh mem as uteid.tiest in the p.. moos article, 1., d;srharae, sell, change, or is say rn.rut.• I nil or ilr•t roe, say part ..e the I'M. go, but h e m us t ut• r. r •.1 I the I 4,14.11, or his TITO , or Lio 111 be, lin IOrSOI of tl,, I *pi to r.l vrr•ri, ro seal Ile 11, IA hot,. (mg", toropeutill Jrni outs Intl, to ;try LUST el sin I: places ) eels mentioned tercalter ; bat In cue of tired, the crater has permission to tate provisions or ammanitton out of the captured vessel, fin which helms given•written specification few the goods so received, from under his ban.l, and if the captured vessel should afterwards be senteuced as hie prize, them shall such goods be declared as his property ; bid when the vessel is cleared, he is then bound to pay se detieer hack said goods, which be took from the ship or vessel ; all ship's paper, passports, letters, and journals, after being over hainkd by tt.e privat err's. men, in the preseuee of the mate and Iwo of his people. most he sealed up by the privateer's neei.'s own seal, to which the Captain of the captured resod is likewise to put bis seal, and then to remain in the posses sidn of the privateer';-men, until they can be delivered to the prop r officer, to such place where the ship or vessel may be brought in. Art. it. The privateer nest sail from • harbour of our dominions; the prize" be takes, he may bring into Denmark, Norwav, or Holstein, which ever is most ccomeniest ; hut must not, tender the risk of losing his eommisaial, sod for- . (citing his bond, go .to any foreign place,except in case of mono, gales, want of provisious, or bring hased by the ene my ; and should this be the rase, he is then, without opening the cargo, Maisel to proceed to any port in our kingdom, as sown as the wt.' will permit ; hut at the same tittle, should the cargo be of a parishnble nature.or shuithi the ship or ves sel hare sust a ined any damage, so as to hr nimble to proceed from the place whet, she was so compelled to go, them, it is permitted, if it is iu our dominions, to apply to the nearest magistrate, and if it is is a foreign reentry, to the nearest DOIIIIIICOURUI, who will then direct Vie brat method u pre terriers the vessel 11114 her cargo. Art. is. As soon at a privateer arrives with any prise in any post of our dominions, he sball immediately inform the judge, who, before twenty-four boors after such inf.wmation, shall make an examination uf the ptiveteer'menen, hie clerk, officers and crew ; also of the c iptureil nominee, :.is crew nod passengers, be shall close examine them, and munpare what related to the ship or vessel's journal, and all other cir esmeteset", the pesileetness of the roll of equipage, the pamports of the Passeugers, conditions, voyage, mad his busi ness; glib, the place where the vessel was captured. The privateer's-area's beliacirtie both before hod are the rapt are, and every thing relative to what is nemerwry to farther ex plain the cost ; after which, the Judge, with two respectahie citizens, on oath, shall survey the vessel end cargo, and ro tors • correct inventory. An. IG. When this la dune, the Judge mast, without de lay, send the interrogations, inventories, aml all other do cements, to the Prise Court, who must immediately issue their summons to the parties, to appear, after eitht day's notice, eud this Court ought to give its sentence, in twisty. four born after this trial hes been hefore them . by this judgment, all-the Cift , llDitallefs in the most rorr wet seamier must be taken notice of, lint no other letters or proof mast be looked upon, except those which were found on board of ther.hip or vessel, at the time of her capture. Set it shall depend on the superior Court, how far it .a permitted for the parties 10 bring in other proofs, than those already glean. Art. t 7. For each ...minty in our kingdom or Denmark and Norway, and for cash in our Dukedoms, i• a our will to or dain a Court, which, by the name of a P.me Court, shall judge in all such eases, sad to have its sittoiga in the capital fur the Dukedoms of Schleswick, at Flensburg, and for the Dukedom of Holstein, at A'froie ; such Courts shall be go verned by a Prise Commissioner, witens we shall appoint, sad the Judge of that place in the county or dukedom where the Court is held. The Look of the Resarder of this Pre Court mast be kept by him in the place where the Court is held. Art. is Should any of the parties a,.•.eal from the sentence SO judged, he now &elm e the hie twenty-four hours after she said 5 istlmnent has !•ccou •r r• •I; should this appeal be ninde in Denmark, or in an . : of tr c IY•iltediints, it must be ►rought before the poperiiii Court within four weeks; and if in Norway, eight weeks, which autos mons must be taken, from it Admiralty Prize Court held at our city and fort or and likewise to give the Jud‘e flue untie( the r-• ..r, 17:..7.1.iig to law, as dated zotli April, ;soil, winch •ioc lint Admiralty instrurtions. Witco the rose h t tb^ t urt has his. adjudged, no further appeal will he *Quaint •1. Art 19 Win :t • thst a privateer has eaptnred any went), without .:-;• t 7 r which is stated in this law, be must pny sit the t• ir .i.iati - rt charges and damage: therein justly panted, but when the documents air nut correct, thyn will the privateer be ck.ir in the capture, al thongtstlie ship or reset!, on the evidence of iircunastincia,la weittaitted, in which ease the vessel will have to pay the law ful emits. Art. an. When a captured vessel is declared a good mire to the ceiptoi-s, lie nint.t not, of his own accord, sell ur con vey the vessel and cargu, but the same mutt he sold by pub lic aresinn, in that place into which it wan brusight ; be is tlmis to pay the expenses of the anetion, and the usual cum• mission of tine per cent. to the h ,spiel i t inv a lid seamen at f'openhagen, which sum is to be paid to tars Judge, who h to r, nut the same to the Furman din cling 'list institution, ler which sum a rrceipt must be taken. It W likewinr war will to permit tech raptor, who is in pullsessiun of our commis sion, to be exruipt finis% paying the custoto-►owie duty, con swept inaglu t y, and tonnage-duty, lac hiding all other charges relating to theeuptnred vessel mad cargo. Art. w it I. The:ems, which, if lowliest hoard of the cap tured or eaudemomi ship or vessel, must be delivered t., the magistrate is the plsre, and in case they are subjects of Greet Britain', to the nearest fortifications where they will be considered as prisouers of war i but if subjects of &madly Or us Mrsl power►, trey must be delivered to their Consul. Art 4 2. A copy of this Low must remain on board (very privateer, to which all resents couciriar4, with submission, mast be covcruett. Gives in our City and Fertilleatinot at Rendaburg, the lath Sept. twin seder our royal hand and seat. ( LS.) CHRISTIAN. R. Two vessels have been wrecked, and several others damaged on the Norfolk coast, during the high winds which prevailed last week. A case of the greatest importance is at present under discussion in the Court of Exchequer. The question is, whether every individual. without ex ception. through whose hoods public money visually passes, is to be considered as an Accountant to the klxG, and consequently As subject to the same provisions at these whe re specially set forth as. Accountants, in the statute of the 13th of ELIZA. at.•••• ? This act enumerates a variety of public officers, whose property, of every description, pos. eresed at the time of entering into responsibility, or subsequently acquired, is rendered liable for their debts to the Crown, into whatever hands that pro pel ty may have passed. Such persons, therefore, cmistitute in effect tuortgager upon their estates, hich must be satisfied in preference to the claims of heirs, purchasers. &c. Mr. Serjvant WiLLISMS contended for the doctrine. that all debtors to the Crown, of whatever description. were, by the eom woe law, considered as hound in die manner stated, and thin the statute was chiefly declaratory. Mr. 1)AUPII BY, on t!•..1 other liatid, maintained. that none of the persons having the charge* of pub. lic money. writ to be considered as account mists, or liable to the provisions of the statute, ex cept those specially enumerated iu the act.—The Loan Ciller WeltoN adverted to the consequences that must follow from the doctriim of Mr. Serjeant V%'ixstsiss, considering the immense multitude esigegril be the collection and disbureensent of the the.extresne diffidence in titles which im establishment »mild creme. ke. ke. The conee. quenres were, in fact, such as to startle the ions wino ion in looking at th, in. lo • ease of teach inn. pm timer, a dittoes. he amid. could tint be expected In fire the acst Term. till which time the Court soul.' postpone giving jii g ient. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. tocia`restou'iw, web :in. Arrived His Majesty's ship Dean/ark, (rein Flush ing, and aosserst vessels with sick troops on board. The following ships from the Downs, hound to the West Indies :- , -.Gracrons Planter;"tlid, Camel, Policy, specoluiar, Zephyr, Thimphrier. Wanderer, Concord, Gradtrell, Lloyd. and Estct.• Caine into harbour the Squirrel. Several skips have arrived at the Mother liank--nawes not known.—Wind S.W. PLYMOUTH-DOCN, NOV. 29. Arrived the Temeruire, !)$4, front the Eastward ; the Argos sloop, Capt. Stuart, from a cruise ; end two French privateers, captured by our cruisers: Sailed the Crocus sloop of war, Capt. Fowler ; and the Cadmus, Is, Cap,' Fife, on a cruise. 'Phis afternoon, His Excellency the Persian' Am bassador, who arrived here in the Formidable, of ys gnus, landed at Mount Wive, and was received with every mark of politeness and respect by the naval and military Officers, and inhabitants of this town. Froni the Government House be went with his suite to Watkins's Hotel, accompanied by Cap tains Wulley and Fay-email. DEAL, 30. Arrived the Victory, A liniral Sir J. Sainaarta, from the Baltic, last Irons l armonth-Hoade. Sailed the Port Motiort gun-brig, with a convoy of transports, for Flushing. Arrived the Deschess of Bedford, Paterson, from Melts. Yesterday and this slay, sick troops hese been landed from the Plantagenet and hapetaeux, suit received into the hospital •t this place; they are from Flushing. Arrived, from the River. and remains. the King ston. Warden, for Jamaica. _ _ _ . la the Dawes, the Princess tej Orange, Vanguard. ImPeteliz, Plamtagenet. San Domingo, Monmouth, Jason, Cltampies, Qaehec, Bermuda. Cordelia, Bonne Citoyenne, Rosario, kylla, E.chu, Parry, Apaiks. ead Fiying Fish. . - - - CORK. NOW. 24. lii. Majesty's ship Fir/laic, Capt. Brace, sailed from Cove, yesterday morning. oat a cornier. - Captain Maitland; as senior Captain, succeeds Capt. Brace in the command of this port. The following letter is from Mr. Joseph Whittle, Master of the ship Nevis PlanSer, of Liverpool, to Laurence Roche. Ell. Of COST:— " I was hoarded last evening by His Majesty's ship Fot , tante. Captain Yansittort, 70 miles West from Cape Clear, whose letters I lel leave to inclose. I now 4...mimeo.' the ship Nevis Planter, heloogiog to Messrs. Shipley Williams, and Wilson, of Liverpool, from St. Civil, bound to Liver pool, which will thank you to rcport. " t rare Capt Vainittset intelligence of two privateers on this roast, one of which had plundered the American ship Eliza-Ann, from Dublin to New-York, of all bre stores and clothes belonging to the Captain sail parteii;:ers." NoT. t. Arrived Ike C.eneral Small, l.e Lacheur, from hlaiairs, last from Citernscy, with fruit; Widdicontb, Smith; Jennings ; John and Hannah, ice ; Three Sisters, Chap man ; Sarah, Pridilis; Three Brothers, Locker, and Amor Skinner, front Plymouth, all with sundr:es, Alateitlessi Litton, and Active, Legg fritm Newport, with conk ; Friends, Webber, from Bristol ; and Neptune, Salts hury, from London, with groceries; Lx Waller, Legg, and Slurths, ernes, (ruin I iporto, with wine, ; and Pu foam Plymouth, in ballast. Sailed the Neptune, Seaward, and Thomas and Hannah, Hultman ' for lmiudnii, with sun dries ; John and Elisabeth, Berry, for Boeford, mitts ; Tate Hill, Wood, fur Liverpool, with mangariests; sad Ant, Wintery, tee Plymouth, with limber. FRO3I LLOYD'S usr. teetzen, N.Y. 30.—Arrived the Prince*, Mary, Brut, from Waterford ; Hope, Tnoty, from ditto ; Belloua, Tong, from Malta; Eliza, I ackaou, (runt St. Übe's ; Maria, Dooms. Bon tharbec ; hap ter, Baker, from Rio Janeiro; Britanuia, Watson, from Malta ; and Eves !rocs the Braila.--Soiled the Baltic Merchaut, South, for St. %%n -eon.. R e wa r d, Awn, for Jamaica ; Atalanta, Sulu cy, fur ditto; Mary Ann, Dirkett, fur Hayti; Mind, Youoi, for lartuada ; and the Unica, Cook, forAutugita. OXPORD, Nov. q.t. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. Thursday last the following gentlemen were ad mitted to devees:--... ST AST tits o i'Aras..Albaisy Stable, Esq. of Christ Chureh, Gravid Compounder; Johu Phelips, Esq. of Christ Church, Grand Couspouadm ; Hoy. Chilies Rryais, of Oriel. B1CIIILL01101•r Airs—William Hall AMC/ ' Esq. of Oriel, Grand Consposuader ; Mr. Robert tiny, of Oriel; Mr. Chas. Crook, of Oriel; Mr. Joseph Alger, uf IVadlsona ; Mr. Joh% William Mackie, of Christ Church Mr. John Bert, of Christ Church • Mr. Edward Howell, of Christ Church; Mr. Phipps . card Slstter , of theist Church ; Mr. Thomas Lao. dun, of Worcester; Witham Hoskins, of 'trinity; Mr. Thomas Allies, of St. E•lsauati-hall ; Mr. Thomas Haueotk, of Pembroke; Mr. William Josses, of Jesus; Mr. Nathisuiel Dodson of St. John's. . The names of those Candidates, who, at the close of the public examination this term. were ad mitted by the Examineri into the first and second classes of Literse Humaniores and Discipline Ma theniaticte et Physicte, reign ctively, according to the alphabetical arrangement prescribed by the sta tute, stand es follow: In the First Claes of Liters Flumsniores : Frederick Douglas, Christ Church ; IMAM Firth, Corpus Christi Colter James E. Tyler, Oriel; John Wilson, Trinity. In the First Class of Ditrei ! aim Mathematics et Physitir :• - Wobert - Grey, Oriel; Piripps Satter Gerard, Christ Cherch. In the Second Clete of Litene Hnntaniotee: Charles Crook, Oriel ; Nathaairtl Dodson, St. Johns; CE irks Drury, Oriel ; Phipps Shiner Gerard, Christ Ch.; John B, Soar, Oriel; Cherie' Badlorm, Peuihrokei John Dirt, Christ Chinch ; James East, Chr.st Church; Robert Cray, Or.el lhodenek, Magdalen • Henry Eloper, Magdalen ; William Trinity; Charles H. Jutissusi Ilratennosr; William Jones . lemma; George P. Irvine CI:. Church; Heneage Legge, ZI1Soula; Joshua Newby, dater.; Samuel Richardson, Jesus; Juin Williams, Jeans. In the Seeend Claes of Mothetioicse et Physicte: Frederic Dangles, Christ Church ; Jones E. Tyler, Oriel. The Brat sabacriptinn hall, at Chapel Field House. Norwich, cm Tuesday night, was lingua oesly attended. The large asseruhry-room hiss been newly pented, and the benches covered with crimson cloth. The bill was opened by the MAYOR and Miwi Frt.iows. There being ample spare fur 11.441.111 g, it was kept tip wit'. great viva city to a lat.- hour. Although thy company were Mach iiiilelite,i to the Stewoids for their exertiuus and pulite attention, we were sorry• to obotrve so many Beasts continue inactive, whilst numerous Belies were sitting without partners. •• Thpy strike these thing* bettor" at flask lad oilier places. TIER MARKETS. - rill- Cali - 1 11 W-ZIII,6NGE: Dec. i. CURT - C.lllr OF IGItAIN. Wheat bu s. . lo;. Beau% (o)d, ) ti 6 "4 64 4 94 Fiue ditto ' Rye .....sualkedie Oats eq. 300. al.'• ' Raley Malt .. . _ ; .. 6?..84i. Potato,: ditto —v. to 4 mod. White Peas t ' Rape Seal (boilers) i ....Ste,. lisls. Pin Flour 9 " ,• '9 .• (Slily i'sas .. ---.---- ICI Bit IOL:E. .. Cora-laspe , toe's Return.--. Tue alio a Ir, DEC. I. Wheat, per load :tall. —l. ta 301. —s. Barley, par %sorter— .. -344. --at. tio'aes.....4. Oats Beans less :.ti:i —d. to tios. . _ ___ . _ • . ..__ . . SMITHFIELD MA R K ET,ID.c. L. To sink the oral psr stone a MIL 8eet...... as. od. to ss. inl. Head nf Collle..tkis day-- Motton...ss. 04 In ss. 64 ti••ssts Veal tis. od. to is. u 4. Sheep j Lansb....its. of tots. ink Ca I.vs‘, . Pork 6s oil. to 7s. oil. Piss • J.. , HAT-. MMUS. Hay al. fos. ort. lo 51 1%. itei. ISS. od. to 21 10% rot • Over .. cm. nd. to 81. 150 Oh PRICE ll 1111011. or HOPE. 1 rock Ere. lieut. • ' . 41. Ii too. .too 14komor. 41 -.49. to klib - 4•• Ea, oham, iol 44 to lit -S ItrIKAW, Y IN ELK liA V . Reit. 41. los. is 61. E• SUM% iL KW. M SI. is.. Essex. al. ins. t• $l. pew. PRICE* OF HAY •ND Ilay. •1. Oa. mi.to • 64..4. 11. 19•.• d. IS 214Lvd. NEAVGATE AND LEA (By the Reef 31. ed. to 4i. tad. Notion se. 4.1. to Ss 041. Oberon.) wr~nena►VL. Hq - 91.5; *or. New, 01. 00. Iv (IL us. Clover, 61. tie. 7 , 1 Straw. 11. Ito. to 111. t. 'ENKA IL MAKILLTs. IVeal 41. .id: le fie tid Park lie 0.1 t.. n NOCE Or TALLOW St. Jaasaa's Market sa aid I Tows Tallow aos ...1 --. 4, Clue Market Whiterlmpel Market ss 44 White ditto .. ass 4.41 —. .. per at. a s ib. —1 Soap &nu.— C7l mi —... a 1:.. titil Melting Stull ;us u 4 —.a * Average.... ss :u1 Ditto rough sus us —a a Dtaves ... Gaud Drees sled i tau—Caro, lies FL 15. 04—Moulds, ifs ud Yellow Soap, a2P ti Price of Credits, pre dose PRICK. OF LEATH Ett Belts, 5n to 56111;.e5e6 7 2241 to 23.1 pr :h. Ditto, sti to titilks. ascii -24 J to 2541 Merchosts' Backs - gilt! to 2Jd . . Dressing Ilitlcs . I oil to !Ad ' t . Fine Co4ch Hides • tttid to. tilt Crop Hides 45 to sotto fur rutting 17 (4 so 1011 Ditto 45 to 51130 - mid 1• Sto• . Calf !Hiss 30 to 409. - SW to 434 Ditto So to 7ol!ot - 3411 to 4 , 041 . . Ditto 711 to stitbs . 3441 to sod' ' Small Beals (Grassland) Is sod to Salle - tarp ditto toss to 13os Ors tlez^o. it 'retard Horse Hides ma to 2111 seta.. ItAi I IDES. Best 114rifers sod Steers (per' Itedisary to es ed atone) us a.l. to 3.74.1. li Nlarketbali • t6s. od. ng.. t , to go WI Lug. HUM diced. to 16. ad Sheep Skins - Ca, to- od. COAL-MAKISI Skips at Market. Ships fa; Newcastle .... •••91 . . IT—Useessista t. sad. Prtse. ...... 41s. U. to --ft. *4. 01' EICOAN Antoterdata 1 62 D. Ditto at Sight Jo 11 RottrrJaas 9 t ID. Hamburgb 29 210. Macao t9 '2ll l . Paris t da)'sdate t 9 t 6 Ditto Boatdeaux Madrid . ..... , is paper. Ditto., Bilbao Le216.(2 Genoa Venice SO Naples Lisbon e s • Paktum - is piper. ' f:ibraltar PRICK OP STOCKS TETTESOST. Beak Stock =79 275 a per Cent. iteiseell S•iii s per Cent. Comb ^(;) tipj 70 4 per Cent. 5 per Cent. Navy .. 102 i iov Lung Annuities India Bundle 26 .27 preen. Exchequer iillie is LS prima. Fnel , •h Lottery Tickets.. .. .. eel. i se. t:ou.u:s for T. RISE, Stoek-Broker, 4. CorabilL and 9; Clui.ing.erxwe lOE, FRID•v. DEC. I. Ditto ..... ... 40 uffective. RioJameiro.... 73 Malta . MI Cork •L/LLION. Portugal Gold is Coin sad .Ibra f. s. A per as o New Doubloons... 0 • • New 5 7 Slicts in Burs u u • New Louis (each) u o 6 Agin or tie Bost of Holism. per Cost. BIRTHS. Oa Toesday Nov. al,lw Lady of Mr. Henry Wood *loupe. jun. of IWO. Do Wednesday, the tt.2d last, at Gravelhhill, Heats, the Lady of Willueghlry Ream F-sq. assort. 0a the Math lut, is Sal:Me-nu, the Lady of Richard Ads muty, Eaq of a daughter. Oa Wedorsday, at the College, Doctor's Commune, the Lady of Dr. Studdart, of twins. bIARRIAGCS. On Tuesday hist, at St. Genrge's Church, Hanover square, Captain Nichulls.o: the Buys% Deutrigh taluia, to Miss Spathe", daughter of the late Jens Spatter, Esti a Blackheath, uec uf the Directurs of the Hoe. the East lut/.‘ Compel:ly. . . . . 04 th; 211 h last, at Houghton-1i spring, Henry Genera Esq. of Ravensworth, to Miss Charlotte Lyun, (north daught,r of the late Hun. Thom,' Lyou, of Hetton.tv,ose. On Saturday ins "etlt last, at St. George's Chapel, Doug las, (Isle of Man,)Elosfin.is Stollen, Esq. (Master of Rolls, and a in tribes of Ilir Cined) to Mine Limit, 'laughs's of Joseph Clark, Esq. Ron !lily, resides:l in Dough... bEATIii. Lately, ot Ver,lon, nee nett ft years, 3. 11. Vet Benner'', only Sue ut Col. De Bcrotrae, of the yth Foot, pit sorter of war nt that place. In the mutat' of October lest, is Americo, Mr. Mezotokr Aessilc; in the 6cd year of big air, oat• of the ):assoscre of the Ithdoett.4pbto and Anltimore Then'. t s. AtSpr.ngbetd,K J. A trier.ce, Sept 19. Mr. kite Trade, of Unit Tillie.; in the 4? tit 3 cur ot sixe. liis death is iu p . pastel to h..se born occtsiont-.1 by shooting a now which 1.... t died of wise putrid disorder ; poison of which was cum. umniested to Isis own system, thi medium ofasubill wound In bis right Mad. A few .1.43 S aftcr he had been thus engaged, he discovered au angry littly !movie on the same erne, between the wrest sod clime, which was soon succeeded bye multitude sof whet are e.orni,oily called railer Matt is. The swelling and inflaintriatims et' Ir. arm, soon Li cameo set a. SiVP, and emended to h. 3 sh..w.der . autkeast, a mortitica t.oss followed, and tertninsit d h.s 4ecth, fenders da)s efts: the Grit Pyptarotscc of i•treetirCii• I IVATI:k AT.IAINLIONNRIDGE, 117 %nom, 5 owl odor ai Arittnana 49 won. Airier ? lON W 1 u —I Ili, C. Imo 1 11, Nu 1, l'lzwesat's hYr. soul pnh!lihuS ii/jOII/ s4 Nu I s. Dirk of Si. Cotosesa `4tt anti, try tVr RI? •t a.nr plate St.t. filer dim rallev,4l,l to Not 10riff..44.1 P.M: 0111 i. 4.11 Aimer.4.l te, ' • f. 4 , P . • 14.1.. ,IrIIIP• fil li , sal .L , lAA