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OLD aims); Nov. 2. FORGERY. Jewea PO:ter, a most respectable look; lig young Than, was indicted for forging and uttering a cer tain order for the payment of money, dated London, Get. g, IMO, signed Stokes and Hodg es's, and directed to Mersis.Ssbes,Snaith, and Co. fur p iyine•it of 10.11.144. to Mi.ssre. Hargreavesan and A. Spoder, or hearer, on demand ; with the in tenton of defrauding Messrs. Sikes, Snaith. and Co. Bankers, Mansion-house-street. Mr. Cone stated the case, and oheervel, that the Prisoner became 'sequinned with the hand writing of Messrs. Stokes and Hodgson, by having served a part of his apprenticeship to Eames and Co. silversmiths, who were in the habit of receiv-, fug checks from them. William Coultas' deposed, that he had been por ter at the White Hose lan, Fetter-lane. On the sth of October, the Prisoner came to the Intl, in a hackney-coach ; on the day following lie sent for the Witness. hetwiren 3 nod 4 o'clock in the after noon, and gave him a check, which he di rected him to take to the banking-house of Messrs. Sikes. Snaith, and Co. in Mansion-house -street, and if he got large notes for it. to take them to the Bank of England, and have them esehanged fur mote's of Is. and 21. and when he wt. asked to en dorse thrill. to do it in his ono name, or that of Leach, hot on no account to nu:idiots Isis (the Priaonees) name. He accordingly presented the cheek for payment at Messrs. Sikes, Snaith. and Co's. They refused to pay it, and suqui led how he came by it ; he told them be was sent by a Gentle man at the Inn. lie was then desired to tell the hersoo who gave it to him to come for the money imself. On his way home he was accosted by Mr. Milder, the City Marshal. who asked him some questions about the Prisoner. They parted, and he got to the White Horse Inn before Mr. Nalder: he sweet np to the Prisoner's roots', and delivered the Ineasage he had received at the Bank ing house, on which the Prisoner said. if that was the case he knew what to do. The witness came dawn stairs. and found Mr. Nalder waiting at the deer; he informed him what had pissed, and ht (Mr. Mahler) went up stairs, and took the Prisoner Jute custody. The ',Autos accompanied them to the Cosupter. The Prisoner seemed to be quite insaneible to his situation, and caked them in an iocoherent manner who they were. Mr. Henry Sikes, one of the partners of the house of Sikes. Snaith, and Co. deposed, tbet Messes. Stokcsaad Hodgson we-• respectable stock brokers.and kept crib at these house; he received the cheek from Coulson, the porter of the White Horse Inn, and immediately perceived the signature was not so the handwriting of either Stokes or Hods . son. He handed it ove r ; to Mr. Vl'ilkinsom a clerk in the house, and sent for Mr. Nalder; the City • Marshal. He corroborated the testimony of Cool ton as to the presenting of the cheek. Thnmrs Wilkinsou corroborated the testimony of the hist Witnest. Francis Milder, City Mar,liol, deposed that he took the ()visional' into costody as he wis cumin out of a twowoir room, in the White Horse Inn. He to•ik hold of him, and told hi:n he must go nib him. The Prisouer asked hint, who or what he iris? be told him his mime, otni described his save in the Cit,t: He then asked him what he 'sward ? Witness replied, that he mast go with him to klansion-house-street. The Prisoner immedi ately isanamed to be extremely drunk; be drtiirctl to take hold of him by our arm, and they brought him down st4irs, put Min in a t undo, and conveyed hint to the banking-house of Siker, Sottish, and Co.; and on sr:irentir• him, found three checks similar to the one that .. had been per. meted ley Coolton for payment, and two others that were not flaished, as blanks had been left for the sums. Mr. Edward Mortimer and Mr. Richard Stokes stated, they were acquainted with the hand-writing •f Me a . e p. Stokes and 11.xlgson. and that put of the draft prtnitsced was iu their writing. The Prisoner mule no defence. Mr. BARON Taormina summed up the evi dence. and the Jury found him Gitifry—Death.— Agedst. This unfortunate young man, we understand, is of • most respectable family. tin appeired to he labouring troller a severe indoposition, and Icft the bar iu great agitation. covering his face with his hairdo. The Prosecutors recomineuded him to merry. es the ground of his youth. ifyigliew Siopsost. • River letter-carrier in the employ of the General Poet-office, was capitrlly in dicted for stealing s letter, containing live Jul. notes of the bank of Leicester, and receiving, the cash for four of them at the honk of Messrs. p arte , Smith. and Co. in Lomita°. The notes were in rletied for a Mr. Gilchrist, by Mr. Sinamoiwis of Stansford, sod directed to J...nes Nolan and Son, Keste-street. Lond,tn. awl vitro put into the Post office at Stamford on the night of the 19th of August. The ease was ratod by Mr. Arroassy-flg lIIRAL, and the indictment was fully supported by evidence. The Jury fouled him Geike--neeik—Aged Mr. Gilehrist rem:tamer tied him to turrin.. on account of his youth, and its being his first offence. Nine prisoners were tried, tire of whom were ca pitally rintivirterf. Catilarine NPrsrtliy, for unroll: to rotharnie liar. shall • costoterfeit somenee, ant liimitz Wore It. ells eon. vseteil stly hems: • C•1471111m, onen•r or I,a, ChitsleNuoiqh, for strainir on Cie :hit; hintiar of Sc reed Baia, a gut,' sale'. *IA i• lbw Jot, his reisrily—t%.;liaws Traumas, Gw t . thing Mary Jack-.in, es doe Kiiies highway (in Rissl oi louscw Housitali, pat. [father in few, awl taking (runs her perms, agsiNst her will, • watch, ter. her properly. Tun in ere unissirtini .•f felony.— Hamel Taylor, for eteislan: from the perms of Thomas Nivea. enJI M Beek sutra, his properly—Thomas Ki:hr, for atralisiz wiriest et soap, Talmo es. 04. the poverty of lulus Cured. ‘Velloe..lsy, the following Gentlemen. .r the University of hiford. were wimitted en delver% : Pier J• 1.• irel•Hd, of Oriel Cotter", Grassi Cong•ponwirr. nnet.• le D sisip--14.4hy Lawiry, Eng of All Soak Col. WO. risrhrh - v in Cyril I.•l.—Rey. Philp Pallier. of Maig.l.4. hp 041•11; 'll,. T.W Limeaserr, otQueen's College ; Row. W. F; Ir W. i • 11 .... Mr J. T. J awes., 4 China Church; • vi A.r•—M••••• Mr.' Len, of itlvin:••• ; T.1.41,,0f iv R. Nopirr, of Oriel ;1) It licielfre•, of 4.lussa's, H. TIVAISPR, 14 Chrmt Clive h ; bachelors of ' Arta. • .1 0 ....1.... SPORTING INtELLICSNCt. NEWMARKET THIRD OCTOBER, OR norcHrotc MEETING, isii,. TWORtD•t, NOT. I. Vete Gl4llcon's Whalebone, sat. alb. belt %tr. Andrew's '1 horn, est. 71b. it. N. •.:o. as . 13 ft. , . 45 tut uuilbalrlsue. Shakespear's Tembh.r. 7st t 21b beat Meier Wibutes Jettisper, est. alb. Arras the Ftst. mega. . to J nn rinahlit Mr. autiverie'a Knave of Clubs, sat. sib. bent Mt. Andrew's Tbunt, sat. 'db. Tretalr old Connie, I Arno. b. ft. • 6 to 4 00 11114,4 Or Clubs r flebtoreries W..od Menlo% mu. best Meier Mllsou's Erebus, est Slb. Ab. M. Hors. S to ♦ on Wood Dreinon. Mr. Vaosittart'a Barleigh, 7st. ► ilb ret. ft. from Lord Fole)'s Spaniard, sat. 71b. R. C. aoolts b f►. Mr. Vausittart's Treasurer, es►. 7:b. ree. ft. from Mr. Shakespear's Sprite, est. elb. Ab. M. 'runs. • TYNE SIDE 4GaiI(UL4VR,IL SOCIETY. On Friday lug, a Meeting of the Tyne Side Agricultural Society atilt held at o%lngham, when the premiums offered by that respectable body were inijsidged and paid a 4 . . For the fit st whuk crop el turnips exceeding slit arras, to Mr. Won Julinauta, of /sinew'. 4. Tor the best whole crop of turnips en hunt net worth inure than 3.15, pre acre—su claimant. 3. Fur the best whole crop of turnips, exceeding spa arias, out lawl wlitb , Ia the op ni of the j...lees, we. not writs more than sm. per 0r,,, to Mr. Way Walston, of Sunnysi.le-- five guineas. 4. Fur the hest crop of Swedish turnips, not ler. than three serci, to Mr. George Gibson, of Stephan Close Huuse—live guineas. 3. Fur the best crop of Swedish turnips. bring ourbr three seers, and nut lass thou owe acre, to Mr. Jasper Gdotun, of Hideout. weer Hesh.on--threi tailless ti. For the best cow with calf ur la milk, to be kept is the district fur twelve mouths "Acne:ado, No. t, to Mr. William Jubline, of St ytord—five guineas. 7. For the hest rim, under the same restrictions, N 0.7, to Mr. William Deakin, of Sandhue--ttiree seisms. e. Tor the sd best row under the same restriction. No. 3, to Mr. William Jubliug, just. of Newton Hall—evro guineas. 9. Fur the hest heifer wills calf, or is dlilk, not exeeedieg three rears ul.l at the tine showisg, to be kept in the Ms. Diet for twelve muutbs shrew:m.ll, N 0.6, to Mr. flwatas Bates, Halton—five genies". to. sow the ad best heifer. tender the saute restriction, ?Co. I, the property of Mr. George Gibson, Stugshaw Close flouse—duee guiheas. It. Fur the 3d beet better, under thc same restrictions, No. 2, the prepetty of Mr. lY;lhaitaJohling, of Styford—loo 'aloes'. ie. For the heat mare in foul for breeding cart horses, No. e, to Mr. Walter H. Jultnseli, of Stacksseld Kati—oltree guineas. Is. Fur the hest mare in foal for breeding coach homes, Nls.l, to Mr. :Matthew Rohm, of Thenekley—thiee guineas. 14. Fur the last mare in Mal for breeding hinters or road booms, Nu. a, to Mr. Julia Herhuttk, Anick Grange...ochre* 13. Fur the Des! pro id five hree.ling ewes, not lets than two years old, to IN. kept its the rico du. mg the emitting hteedung season, Nu 3, to Mr. Willla4l4 Deakin, of &adios —five gn:uear. _ _ _ 16. the bebt pen of five sbeerrieg welhers—ne claimant. 17. Fur the bet.t lorev.i.no sow, to be kept in the distrit I fur twelve months aftetwordis, No. 2, to W. Astkoo, Bearl.--three guineas._ _ _ 11. The premium afire cultic's'', for the best labourer in husbandry, living under or empin,td by a autorrilor, hariog brought up the ;greatest smasher of legitimate rbildren iu ii• Lits of hottest industry, to at kits, 7 pros of sg. , trith...st 011sislAUCC from the palish, n .....ljudued to Si, plsen bold, of Cast Hua•ra, upwards of 7 years 44J, 4004 4 years old, and s J. ad. It has been decided, after much cocsultation, that for the purpose of emnig the LoRD CIIARCEL- I Lot, and facilitating tile botenees of the Court, there shall he two Masters of tie limbs. instead of one; and that all the ordinary business of the Court of Chancery 'hall he referred to them; that they shall sit morning end evening; and that the Lieu Coriticet.Loa shall have only to hear Ileiskruptcy and Lunatic yeses, with Appeals. By this means be would lice& to take the Woolsack iu the House of Lords every day at twelve o'clock, fur the dis patch of Lousiness. Mr. Wootivaito, Simereargo of the Americen brig Caroline, Darts, Ma -ter, who arrioed on Wed 'motley, stairs that he railed Com Beaton ou the I s e . o f but month, and that in let. 47. long. 24.. was boarded by a Fieuch privateer of 20 guns, lit; teen dims from I:Orient. Ile says the Captain was treated with the greatest piihiene-s, Viethe received a r e a . en t of wine ; that the brig • being leaky and deficient, lie was offered blocks. riagnig, or any other accaninsadatirm. The French Coalauausler informed them, that if they were bound to England, it would make no difference, and that he was in structvd not to take any American vessel, whatever might be her destination. A fatal accident happened at Dover as Wednes day night. A young Mai of the name of Kontos son, supercargo of the West India ship Croydon, which put in there on Monday last, in consequence of haying been run on board of by a 74, l.y winch mesas she was so mach . doillageil as be thought unlit to proceed to Loildim with her cargo--ifter spending the evening at the Ship Inn. was.return- Mg us on board, when he had the istetrine to mis take his wav, it being very dark, and fell into the harbour. ale was heard to cry out, auil struggle in the water, boa no boat being near the spot. before one could hr procured he sunk ; he was, however, eery sago picked itp, but too late for the restoration of life. The accident happened between nine mad ten o'clock.—This is the third or fourth within these few years. exactly at the same spot. It is again 'delta. that the late King of Swum: is under British protection, and the following ac count of his roc •pe is given in letters from At Lailiinger the Prussian guard was dis. mimed, it nut being permitted to them to encroach nu the Imperial territory. From thence His MA. JS.STY proceeded to Riga, a distance of about forty mar* ; and hewing arrived, sent a courier In the Emperor Ara:wipes. who returned with a cc spectful 'itemiser. intimating, however, at the Dame time, that the Ex-King must quit the P.ussian do. minions. Soon afterwards Guaranis contrived to effect his escape by a vessel from the harbour, and rimmed on Iswird a British ship of war. Au unsuceessful attempt to aissuoimate him was made. of which a very obscure account is given.--Pre loons to Mu. Mizell-ell departure. he had been snider great embers...meld from pecnaimy difficul ties. From Stockholm. owlet date of the 9th ult. it is Mated, that the last of the Swedes who had conwrosed the suite of Count Cweerose, viz. his phe.ictan, his digitate, and his egeerry, had quitted biro, trod monied to that copula. NAVAL rmrztLIGENCE. P 0 RTIMOUT Its MOM. I • Arrived the &fterophon, 74 sons, Capt. I lardy male ; •nd the Brines, 18 guns, Capt. Adye, from the Donna. S4ilert the Hillernia, t t 9 gnat, Ca vt. J. C. White, for the Mediterranean; the I).ipper r.g. aid the 41/Nlleit schooners, on crinzes off the opposite coast. DOVER, NOY. I. in consequence of the wind changing f the N. to the W. a number ~r vessels winch hate been riding in the R•sids wind biicsul. with several others in the harbour. proceeded on their voyage this snortiing. Ti.. wind has since come round to the North again. TAI.SIOUTH, OCT. 3D. A . r►ived the Dispatch pocket, Psr-ons, from the Woodward Wanda, in 39 day.. Nomews.—Satted the land cutter on • cruise. DEAL, NOT. 1. Caw (Join fryers! ships from the River s uud re nutiu.—Wiud Engin:TUß. CT. 31. Arrivrd the Mary, May, and Friends, %Yebber, from Ilriattil;—.Demford, idilltaum; Thomas and Hannah, Hol man ; William , Laura; and the Two Ellin. Lovie, from Loudon, with voceties;—Hche, Booth, mid Ceres, Mu 'isms, from amplerlaiat ; and Industry, More, from Newport, wuhe, , sis;—Uaabtr,f ins Nrallt, with cults; Har mony, Ruby, trans 1:‘o, with want ; Wi!livu and Jane, Bo gen., and the Betsy, PC17 . 01111, (rots Plymouth, FROM L1.0Y.1T9 LIST. Erect of the French pnvsteers in th. (Isamu! : " Several vessels, partici' ars not known, nre.cap inred and carried into tir. VAlery. 'rile Prier, of 3W) tows, laden whit Braml wood, kc. is taken, and carried into Gravelines. "The Liberty,—, from Ireland, is token and carried into Calais. " The chats, from London to Lisbon, is taken and (writ..? into Cherhourg. " The Briery. Roborough. from Philadelphia ; George, —, from Quebec for I.m.clom ; Draper, Robert, from Guernsey fur Ditto ; Atalanta. BLit...her, from Gihraltsr for Ditto; wail Niatb4. Lots., with wine, Ste. from Oporto fur DJU ; are all taken end carried iuto Dieppe." THE SHIP 4LTIVE. We are requested to correct • paragraph which appeared in our riaPer, of the loth mot. stating, th■t the ship Active, of Peterhead.' John Sower, ruao ter. from 011ie, to Prom Edwa►d's 61414, Noah America, with Emigrant., bad just pat bock to Oban in distress ; and that some of the passengers hurl died. The circumstances of the case are ignite different, and we are win enabled to lay the foliown i, facts before the public " C/a the 7th of September last, the above ship failed foots Ober with tau Eatigesitts, and, ba►iog proCcerkd about miles to the westward of Barre-bead, was iivertotten on Thaseday the wills with a gide of wind, which lasted the greeter part of that Jay. The Captain, Mate, suit crew judo- Mg ibis a favotti able opportunity for pursuing a plan 'which it tow dearly spor.irs they had previously roncerted) term to work opus the fears of the no.orrtanate cad ;punnet pas veneers, by represeutiag the slop Ds hang received so much derange in her sailt, riggin., sce. that she could not proceed of the voyage, nobs. at the iinonseat danger of their lives ; that the provisions were damaged, and the water casts Stove in. Its the shoo ion the Captain prevaikd armee few of the p =engem to ►i,to a paper desiring ‘ thet the ship should pat back ti say port in Scotland In save their heel ; and to this paper he compelled others to mobscribe thew names under the must uojoititible coercive omens, baviva threateked the hits of these oho refused their signature. Tlic ship did the., t.ut !.sek Dud arrived et Vine un the Aith nit w.thuut the li.a“ of a single passenger. The previsioi.s and haegsaee ate. then throes rpm the sea brach, by order of the ls.,wrs, end without ibr rometion of the Citstion-horee, and this ass dune prreuma to the landing of the inutile, who weer on hoard Mr emir time without i.ustesiance, so that they WO , C forced un shore unprotected ■ad hicuilleie. It is now •OKOf t,,ine.l, that die imister and crew misrepresented the .tots of the ship, es ,he 'A,. perfectly fit for sea, having sustaiiied no injury IN gale. licoriet Campbell, of Lochuell, with his elarm•termstir Inneveleocs, so sootier beard of the destitute state of tilt I,lk.cloors, than he offered all of them work till some inure levourelle arrange minds ►hould be made fur th;:in —slid we understand, Mr. M' Donald of Stalfa, actuated by motives of %amenity which cannot be too much admired, has afforded theft milsorlonatest ccccc rs relief and protection, soil is tom actively engaged mu an turcstigattun of the whole ciicumstances whorls led to these esipreetdentrd and atroci ous proceedings; asd we have authority to say, them. he is resulvell to lay the chute before the Lord Advocate of Scot. laud." !note ier.) _ _ Mr. SMITH, a baker, of Chandos...treet. having had his prtun.e. rubbed of a coriviiinnitile ip.a 'thy of lind. obtained a warrant to search tan old rag. shorts in Chavol.....street and Vine-Areet, where he 4u3;.kecteri his lead had been I.9id ; and Dots aLci son and C 1.4104, beloaigiaK to ihia- , treit Mike, went to execute it. They could not dud any kart that Mr. Slum could hi, ur hi. iiroptcy, but limy fottud a quantity of head. el citron. devc , l ; /. tioll4 in each sloop, under the cotiatets. Mal coerced Over with raga, ur. ; iu rori.eyµoer of which the parties were brought l•efore liir .stting Magistrate, and convicted in the penalty of a( P. tin der a particular Act of Parliament. for haviric l••ad in their shops concealed.—The same Act el Parlia ment also prohibits shops of the above drier iprion from having iron, copper, brass. and solder, too cealed in their shops. COMIIi*ATIONI OF WllitiMElC—llit the ?t:th inst. Williams Weld", Jotteph Jalary Brown, and Joseph Misix, purriry mess lures. t ati• illestick makers to Mr. 11.%/1/IlsoN. of Birmingham, were convicted before 11'11./111l VII.. and Wtt.t.t Au Iltr ea, EAT.. ts the Peace for Warwickshire, to of a ComatirattJa to obtain an Admirer °r 'races," cud committed to hard labour in the Muse of Correction for one ca lendar mouth. lu pawing judgment, the 2.4li strides observed that they had beeu induced to mi tigate the plissishinent to one mouth's imprisosiment to hard Islvonr, in considerati #### of the previous good clotracter which the Defendants had borne, and in the hope that this ettampl.., m it t ' as it W 4., would "oe a warning to others against the commis sion or °tittle's of the like nature : that amino; could be sit injurious to a commercial country likes this. as Costihinatinets amorsgst Workmen : and if, at soy future petiad. others stlould be convict'sl be fore,: them of a ampler offence, they siontl:l be hound to inflict the severest punishment prescrib:d by law. We Ism makes a an . Bsi ley in k • White Peas the two kin, ():,1 as sm. an I 11.1. m aCCII. Wisest .. Fine ditto Rye (eiew) Wirtey M 411 wince Pees (boilen) Cin:y Pens Curs-1 VI he*t Blatt Oats Bra 014 Pess PIM Hay 31. atria, gl Peet.... Pork .. NEW e•er mult.4l Best H.• Ilid.llini It. amr. , Care Nlarkk Whitectsupel per Y, Pr*e ps. 9_ Simi,' i VT c t a CiamJara. TIE Tlionias shirr, Ybohp! Jolts 'serf I, Mr, 'lies* Cls.o ler , Isle of Jsru•a T 11i+ldl• Tiwarus .!.....t Ja4 Otani! lobs I), Jr:wnel Dyer ank Ui44l Rut,Ert James P. *rat toi Franc is Thomas nerds JAN P st at m, Thum 's Stout 11‘ Conchal Sean George I Niti• Co' A miten bsitn at Rutter& Hausbur Alt rna. Pioi i it. L)itta . t,.. P:tlcrinu Sim" (L!.ralt, (;;.nne Nuples BIRTH os thy yids ell. 86 CANNON Paul. 1,,r.1, the light. hien. Lady Laicy Asa 14e.r DEATH. On Tverielmy the 3 , 1111 ell. al Stet , Ric Lard k,.!, .11 Wye.' Mod VICO' Li SIC. p:e Murriro. HIGH WATER, TWA DAY, AT %lawn. to atm. after 6 I Eirru LONDON —.Misled awl l'etgiawd itren4 ; wbse Advertisements an (peel paiJ) peed be ad tree. d Obriees es- ilia". Friel/.-4. "" Peshirdeet. C 0 A X LXZ.' .. I .--- ..Nt;r .:,, • af.-11:10ETS. awe Come Anther arritio, st• 1,.. . ',' 2. middling suppry and I.,mi 0 ' o' t ' . 4 ... in good supply at the lalr ...t ".'"." .. .. 'eas reinaits measly at our lasi c " .. ''''''' • VIII kind ere somewhat cites' ' "'""•• I' . to': N... - 1,,k., ' .dal under.o 1 1.: l li A 4t E vtaf : a rc" T ;R I l ' e r:I P. 144:1* 0 7. ; '1;' ::: : 1 '....- ,i - (7''''''' : ..- - ur contain.", . 1 .. 705. BA. 911 s 15.10 a ' . ft ( it,, ..... „Nos 11141 Tick Ott!. i Poland ditty......... "I ' It ... . d MI& 421 1 hts, ... .... •• 1. 1 1, 334. 4114 ... .. . - pis. SU 1 4 1 .14toe tlttio.. `. .: . . , Was t 1 1 . . I) f"" 6••• 74 , ' ~.111 R ent 4 1.1 .... . •... .1 1 Flour . . 4 ad its 474. 524 Seconds .. •...' ''' : ale 1! Xitill1)(141. 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' •..1 to 1... • , ....., 4 VGATE AND LEAL/P.N., tt L blaklit 11 i .ls (By lb. Crwro-c) • sit Os. tid. to 41. U.l. 1 5..:41 41. 44,4 4 4 ion au " : S t k o . 51 4 14 4 .A r . pc 2-I r l4-I ( P r o rt ; ; l: t .S 44ry :'• l " 4 4 :: ' l: 4l. s of tut) Cs. to i. tu 3s. .4. Ms. Lei Cali ra..,4 , Al .es is. 4.1.10 es. 14.1. F.ag•Horse ' , v.? .. • ilecarliuge • - - St. to: to ;,,, fI, li hi PIBME QV TALLOW. w es's Market 411 .:4 j Town Eall•nr 73 wil -• fl [whet as 11 I Yellow If 1.4114 ;.4.0-11 g, i Impel Markel 44 NI White ditto ..tii oi .-s rly 1 st. of gib, _ -..... I Soap di11..... cal .1 •-• icb its 61 11411ing feted :-s 114 .1.1 111 1 1 Average.... 44 34 1.111111 //111 1 ,41 ~t, 1..1 1 41141 .. fa ..... ... 11 .111 Owed ll.egs ..... ... its lerl fellows Sesap,,tio•Slottled leas--fitl, . 4. ate of Cutodies, per dozen, tits nd-;Isoals, 11.84 ri el COAL MARKET, Nos.*. di Ships sold. Price. weight Coa/ 1 71.....••••• els. 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