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~_ - Sill of July, at Wapping, and Paterson, a few days alter, at Southend. Tl,ese faits clearly appearing in evidence, Ed ward Metcalf, the brother-in-law of Newsham. was produced, who depilsed, that he had a place in the Ordnance. hut that he never had given any per mission to Newsham to dispose of it ; nut did lie think it M 45 in his power to dispose of it. The dif ferent letters, written by the Prisoners to the Pro secutor, were then read, to prove the fa& of their conspiring together to defraud the latter ; and the case, on the part of the prosecution, being here closed, Mr ALLse. as Counsel for the Prisoner, Pater son, addressed the Jury at considerable length, and called Witnesses who gave bin a good ckaru&er. The COMMON SERGE ANI them summed up the evidence, and the July found the Plisoners—Gurfty. Newshans is at p -rie.en: under sentence of trans portation, 4114 wIS nisly brought up to he tried on this charge, for the purpose of enahling the other Prisoner, Paterson, to he prosecuted to conviction. • - POLICE. sow-STN r.ET. On Sundry evening, the housemaid of Mr. El sr di, of Stn tae-street, went to Casten the windows ; no .attempting to operi the front hed-room door, the second floor, she found a resistance ; and when she gained admittance. observed the bed waq very slouch tumbled, and saw a pair of Men's shoes under the bed. Her mayor and fellow-servant just then returned home, to whom she told the ciicumstances, and they agreed to s,arch the room ; but could find no person They went into the back room, and ob served the bed also much tumbled ; and, after examining very closely, they discovered the feet of a man between the bed and the sacking ; they screamed, and ran d swn stairs, told their mas ter, and called the watehmen, and all went in pursuit of tile man, ant r , tvid him in the bed taken out, clotths were covered with sont. He was tak.m to the watch)souse, and yesterday brwght to the Public °slice, Bow•street, and examined beftsre• Sir H. Foal), when a thick piece of wire, in the shape of a pick-lock key. WAS produced, which was found upon him. On an in. v-!stigatiois, it tutted out, that the Prisoner is a journeyman tailor, and had courted the housemaid for months past. He had promised to reese at five o'clock on ?sun-lay afternoon, to driuk tea with her, but did n:st come till seven, when he made his usual signals, hut was not heard by his leery. The Pri. soner said, he then got over the iron railing, into tie area, and hao the house. When the servants went down stairs to tell their master of having seen his feet, he got from tinder the bed, and endea• soured to get up the chimney to hide himself, but it was toe small ; he then /earned under the bed, and declared he had not got these for any improper purpose. He was committed for flarther examination. Mr. Deer, who recently brtske his leg, has had the misfurtune to have his recovery considerably purafted by another serious accident; whilst walk s. g last week on hi, crutches, one of them slipped from under him, which ccehsiooed his hailing d wn ; a disunion of the fradure was the conse quence, and he is again confined to his hod. Yesterday *thermion, a poor women fell down in a fit. in Silver-street, Golden-square, and isstaatly expired. She was taken to the Tent public house, in Silver -street, where an Inquest will be held upon the body. A few days shire. THOMAS Paocroa, a man of a very singular char After, died at WyersciAle, in his 85th year. Three years previous to his death, he bought a low-priced coffin, at a carpenter's in Lan caster. He left itiortiftirms in his will, for two men to convey his body in a cast to the church yard, without any other attendance, and to inter him without ally ceremony. The clergyman of the parish, however, hearing of the eirhuinstance, arrived just in time to read the burial Ter vice, be- fore the two met had filled up the grave. On Thursday night last, 7 homes Iflildeti„ of Chest., field, 'miter, was apprehended at that place, by two of the Bow-street Officers, and taken tris hie . diately to London, charged before it RI chhao FORD with aiding and assisting Monsieur Huot e , , and Alansietir BAC t., two of the French prisoners of war on parole at Chesterfield, in escaping from thence, on the 2atlt ult. It appears that Whihieh procured a posr-chaise for the Prisoners, in the night time, and went with them to London, where he took lodgings for them at the house of a frielid ; and, afterwards, with the Assists:lcent two Jews, of the namcsot Di Youtto and Coerce (against whom, we ate informed, a bill of indillinent has been fotind), hired a passe for them, on hoar 1 a 11.hch vessel, to Hollan d; but, owing to the ahiivity of the Police Officers, the prisoners !fugues and were recaptured in London, through which the whole scheme was developed. It also appears,th4t Interim received a reward of 14 guineas from the two Prisoner-, besides his expenees ; but it is to be hoped, he, ss well as all the other parties concerned in ttes nefarious transaaion, will meet with due punishment. A lady of Bath has received a letter from an offi cer, of His MAJESTY'S ship the Drfaice, dated at Portsmouth. December 2, in which the very gallant conduct of her brother, Mr. SPRATS', a IS thus described :--" the Prtacipe d'Aurrias, of 120 guns, having been attacked by cur ship, shircely half her force, sheered off. The boarders were ordered out, and the command given to your brother: who, being determined to signalise himself on so glorious an opportunity, when the ships were about a hundred yards from each other, humped over-board, and swam, with his sword and hatchet by his side, to the French ship's stern, and fought his way upon deck. He, at that moment, had no Englishman to help him, And whet on her swatter-dick, a French grenadier came up, and pointed his musket to his breast, but, at the instant, 11.1 r. Pssrr, striking it down with his sword, the piece went off, and the bA'l shivered the bone of his rivht leg ; hi. tit opheii directly on deck, hi" had the pre , ence of mind to tie np the wound with his hand kerchief, to prevent the effusion of blood. The ship soon alter htu• k her colours. Amputation was gist tinaustlit.pn ty, hat that Mr. SPIATT persisted •11.114 . m iu the hospital At Gib:altar, in ring as fist as, from the same " issibly be expected." -.: bi.., - 74:7, ` s 4.. !t% • 1. 6..11r .. R ..,.. • N.IVAL INTELLIGENCE. Y 140 V rti. Ism 7. Since my last, sailed the Pickle, &Arend. and Charlotte schooners; the Ad, jest and John 801 l cut ters, with dispatches. Arrived the &awash gun brig; ,Ifesicrgee, of 74 guns, Capt. Otway ; the Gi•c . k. of 98 guns, lien A.imiral C. Stirling; and G.i/ixh, of 74 go", C 4 Pt• Scott, train the Channel A.et ; also the Si. Cheese, of 9t3 guns. Rear-Admiral Hon. M. De Courey, from Halifax. CRIED AM. DEC. S. Arrieesl this day His Majmy's chip Warrior, from the Eastward, having towed the so far up as the Isle of Wight; tl,o arrived. ender the command of the lion. Admiral Cornwallis, from off I.lre,t, the Ville de Pa , San Jorph, fhb. rata, Prin eris Ro.Nct; Pr;ree Genre:,, Barfleur, Malta, I ntpetaro r, Andortons, Captain, Dray.oa, and Trso.aph, and all remain. 11099 Itl o llllll , l OF %VHF.A" Including only from thr 25th agreeably to tl a. d. 12 Quarter.' at 73 54 - at 76 1. 0 -- at 73 347 -. at 72 39 -- at 71 at 71 at 69 ---- at GB 59; 514 - t7O - at 67 256 - at 66 6 541 - at 6G 558 - at 64 286 ---- at 64 Tutal, 8,512 Quarto 11. 4k lower t A RETURN OF FLOUR, From Now 2S, to Nov. 29, from the Cerise 016ce. Sacks. a 4. Sacks. a. d. Sacks. a. d. 7.... 62 0 • 210.... 61 3 1t5.... 57 0 5.... 66 0 6.... 61 2) 51.... 56 0 1221.... 65 0 1524.... 60 0 10.... 15 6 3G 0 .... 64 4 I 10.... 59 0 I 55.... 55 0 664.... 03 0 14.... 52 0 5.... 54 0 And 20 Sacks. at 52s 64 per Sack. Total-11,582 Sacks .....—Ayorate, 645. Id. 0a 1114. I•ower than lan rettn o FROM LL...1 U's LIST. GaAvcstvo. Dicc s —Pa , sed by the Mercurius, Pererrne, from It tb 41; Ea I St V% .cent, Pod.hcoin'et, from the South Sea , ; Hoe Wirtains, fr o m Riga ; Adrrnturr, Canon ; Lo 'clan 1911 ; Cneneerce, Close ; and Tiger, Cameron, (p.m Surinam; Good Intent. hUty, from St. Vincent's ; F.orte, T'mnrta t see, Gilard ; and the Maria, Mainwaring, Isom Cork ; De Vrende, Holman, from Stettin ; Rnberty ; and the H.111,011f ; EVAi4II ; from Waterford; Uni,m, Stainer; Experytt, I, Wade; Lovely Peggy, Caskett and the Princess Miry, Hunt, from Dublin ; Eoterpoe, Wets roan, horn Dr. plectra; Dodd ; Album, Allan ; and the John and Tonntaa, Grort, from Jamaica; Betvey, Jenkins; and the Illdnstry. Forster, from Dublin; Protectress, Everett, from Vruw Chriviana, Stider, from Charante; Nets m. from St. Vhfor; Floyagisinrida, Harris, from Leghorn ; Flora, Ctriate; and the Eta liellt, Welnon, frum St. Ander° ; Sulvanus, J.i meson, horn Dantsic ; A1)114414 Dorothy, Junes, rum Oporto; Hsayeriu., Gr.ty ; Sykes, Harrison; and the Jnfin. Marwood, from Memel ; Inihistry, Withyrrimir, from Lisbon —S riled the Haelcheuse, Bells. for Demerara; Jessv, BlaCtle. for Lisbon ; Draper, M.Dannel ; •iid the Falco, Conway. 6.! IS ; Chance, Baker, for Bernice ; Nereus, Bm..kinink, Inc Jamaica; Dolphin, Wager; and the lir., Marzaretta, Duni, fur Hamburgh. Aa It I•E D. Off Mter.— An.fross, fr...m Lisbon; Rosins, Potter; and !he Leeds, I I ..te It , , f. urn Quebec At Lovar....,l—.Chiseriek, Kr•ra.ake, from B.rhadoes; and the Ito./al Go , rte, horn Lisbon. 1.. the Cledr—U.t ,, ,n, —, from I.•.ibont Mina, Crno nrd, f“. • li:nwfoundlsaid and the Lord Gediner, Wthtie, f. em Quehe: At St MirhsePs—nas, Barnes, from Liverpool; Parket, M Gihbnn, fro •n B Ire-t; h.d,.stry,ThAtcher, fr Neereao!e; A.itaeris, Swill.; I.l,ll,llP,cest, —; and !Attie Be.,—, front 1...nd1n At eltailestoarn--Ilorlford, Humpl.nes, from London; an the Stafford, from Liverpool. At Demerara—riiaa 113:1, from Africa. At fittnetsni—llantn, Tucker ; and Biack, front Atrtz.t. At J 0131C:1•SlriP, RnSerts, from Africa; and the Henry, F attkl it. fr.ttit Ltserp Ar ; Rostiwnittnn, ; Diphne. 1 . 411.111111011 j and the Cleopatra, irough, tram Ltverpoul. LORD NFLSON. 4 , kis a of no small cossolation to England. that the honoured remains of the late Lord "hlrizsok are arrived in safety; and we state, with nand; reluctance. that it is expefted here that they will be conveyed to Town by water. It cer tainly is to be wished, that no hazard should he in. tarred of depriving the country of the gratification of seeing these remains deposited in St. Paul's. with honours becoming the eccas'on, or of losing the opportnnity of an example of public gratitude, pleasing to those who offer it, and of important in fluence in fostering future virtue. We, therefore, still hope, that an order will speedily arrive, to convey these beloved remains to town by land. The arrival of the Victory gives us an opportunity of communicating to our readers several interesting particulars relative to the great day of Trafalgar. Previous to the aft ion, the late Lord Nci.son was advised to permit the Tenger zirc (the ship next astern of the Victory) to lead the fleet. After some hesita tion, his Lot dship consented, and a signal was made for the Temerairr to go ahead of the Victory ; befits she had made much way, his Lordship de sired she would take her former station. The Vic tor" so closely engaged the lerda4table, that her guns could not he run out, but were fired into that ship while her sides were rubbing against the rater, ; and the troops on board the RedoubtaLle fired into the Vietnee's port holes. The above French ship had 403 troops on board, and those in the tops took aim at the Officers on the quarter deck of his Lord ship's ship, which accounts fur so many being either killed or wounded. Of the 40 marines placed in her poop, only five remained unhurt. Capt. ADA ta, of the marines, was killed while loading a musket, which he had repeatedly fired. He had behaved in the bravest manner. The three Subaltern Officers, and the Serjeant-Major also used muskets on that day. Two of the subalterns were wounded. The resistance made by the Rtideribiable was very gallant, and the slaughter on board her was very great. When Lord Islet.sost received the fatal ball, he fell on the deck. Capt. HARDY ran to him, and said, " I hope it is not mortal, my Lord." He replied, "They have caught me at last." He was then ta ken below; and Mr. BURKE, the Purser of the Vic tory, carried him, in his arms, into the Midshipmen's birth, and laid him on a bed, with his head resting on his (Mr. B.'s) lap. His Lordship said, " Realer.. my back is broken." The Surgeon (Mr. BEATTIE) soon came, and examined the wound. He said, " Doetor, you can be of no use to me; leave me. and go to assist those to whom you can he of ser vice, as I have but a few moments to live." fie re peatedly asked for Capt.H Al o Y,wlin, after sonietime (the important duty that had devolved on him . not permitting him to quit the deck before), came down. lis Lordship inquired " How they went on ?" Cap tain HARDY replied, that "ten ships bad struck ;" his Lordship said, " 1 hope non* of our's have struck?" To which Capt. HAILY replied. "there is no tear of that." He then returned to the deck ; and Mr. Buaae said to his Lordship. " I hope your Lordship will take the news home." He replied—" Don't talk nonsense to me, Barite." Ile then drank a considerable quantity of lemonade. After the Victory Lad ceased firing, Capt. id A 1110 Y ag tin went down to his Lordship. Lord Nct soy called him close to him. Mr. Bu IDLE. supposing he had s ,mething private to communicate, offered to go out if the birth. but his Lordship desired hiot to remain whete he was. He then took Captain 1 Haan r by the hand, kissed hita. And said, " I am ow. happy." Captain H. now told him the ntunher UXBRIDGE The Corn laspeflor's Return, on Thur.day. 4 Whet, per hied. IQ 04 to 141 Oe Barley, per qr 904 Od to 33e 04 Oats 30s 04 to ilk Beasts 4O. ed to S6s Od Pea.. PRICE Or SEEDS IN MARK-I.ANE. Carrara, COs Od to 84s Od per cwt. Coriander ll4 Od to 15s 04 Trefoil Whim Mustard Seed . 64 0.1 to 145 6dapor bustle. Brown ditto 9+ 0.1 to IS4 6d Turnip 10+ Orl to 16s 04 Rood Reins Long Pads 3Ol Od Otis Od Tares 15s Od to SO+ Od e ß :n e- a G ry rast ..45s Od to 55s 0.1 to 6011 PRICE OF HOPS. 11A12.1. i IPOCISTS. Rent .51 17.8 to 71 N i Kent 5l 114 In 71 74 Sateen.— .51 114 to 61 Se ; Sex 51 12s to 71 -.4 F.stex M N to 61 64 1 Farnham... 71 —. tolol —4 PRICES OF 11A1 "ATV IT_ JA sites. 1iai....51 --% a 41 102 Od Sti.w.. ft 13a a 11 19: 04 ' AND STRAW. IOAT. wmitacmArat. Hay 31 Os a 41 Gs New 01 Os a 01 06 Clnver 41 46 a SI Os Straw ll 86 a 11 IGt SMITHFIRLD, MONDAY, Dec. 9. To smk the Offal—p.r Stone of 31b. 110 a 14 GA to St ltd f Vosl .54 04 to 64 Mutton.... 46 0.1 to 4s qd I P..rk .... ..41 8.1 to Ss Oil li«ad of Cede this 1)37, d. 44. ab+at 2,!,00 Sheep a;tel lamb.. 11.500 NEWDATE AND LF.ADENH %Lt. MARKETS. By the Carcase. Peet Is $1 to 31 8,11 Vial 4l OA to 61 8.1 Mutt0n....:14 0.1 to 10111 Pork 8,1 to s< 4.1 RAW HIDES. Ben Heifers and Steers, r “ stone, 34. It 1. to 41. 04. heidAlloge ott to 3s. 6d. theioary .. eq. $4. to M. Oa. Market Calf - 121.. id. each. Fogltilt Home Sheep Skins 3. Crd to 64. id. PRICE OF TALI OW. St. James's Market.. es Od Nedow Russia.... 67 09. 04 Clare Ma. ket ...,... 45 04 Whitt ditto .... —4 67, 6tl Whitechapel Market. 35 114 Su;. ditto.... —lO4 67. Od Pe, s um , d i aft, —.. v... 1,1,1 Muff..--4 Od 57. Od 111 111 Darn ro4sh ....-. 40. Average Price... :Is 111 grave. . -e Its Town Tallpw.. .. —.4 69, OJ Good Drtst..... ..., -..ii 105 Yellow 5' ,3 1 , . --. a 705-.Motitel, r.6 , --.Curd, 905. Price of Candle., per dos. 115 .A ...Moutt., 111. Od. PRICK OF IitAT'HER. Potts, 51 to 'Alb. e id) Ditto, 611 to 6:4h. each 264 to 27d Merchants Racks —l to 21S Dies.ing Hiders.. 2ll to 47S F,.. C .:M it Hi In r.irt to 254 Crop Did c 4 for cutting tOrl to 231 Vat Ordinary 2u S to ttrl CH Skin., 30 to Coll. per Doren— S2I to 434 Dart, i•I r" 701 b .. 2NI to 414? --- Ddto, 7n to grgh. 16,/ to .30.!,- 2 Small seals (Dr.:role d) Lite , dale., I /Os to 120 e per , Inren. Tanited Horse Mid.. 21. to Us ra tittle. c4,,)AI,I4AREFT, Des. 9 Ships.* 14.31,1ce1. finla Price. 7:.• • tanycs.tle 11.. glasorieet•iski , •• 42. 61 •46 641 fi .Storte C•ml 1 ... .1•7.• 64 •— 8 n 4 3-4;iuders 11 . - ...... . . 1 1 2191 'OW n i ttiarfu RiAriDAY. $ per Cm*. ItedeCol... •.. . 4..1 1 101 919 1 4 4ier Oen. 77 Leg ~....ti..... ..........• l 7 1-6 I 1 imperiAl 3 pos.Cost Automats ibj bg Osteirie t 94 ERekettNer Bilk is. preen . iI; . diq. pet. repll.lt Intim Tieltelle ..... I • 191. 174. Cassels be 6 14 60; .)pen. T. BISH, Stork-broker, No. 4, Cornlsill, ared9, C'lrrint•er4l4 PRIOE OF 1 . 51531 STUCKS—.-Dec. 4. --. Gov. DA...metes, 5 per Cent. 931 Ditto Si..ck, y per Cent. °rend Carnal Lea% 6 pet Crret, BIRTH. O.* couptay. at Capt. Hai!Way's, Graeeedor-platit, Lay Elisabeth {-bilkJay, of a son and heir. MARRIAGES. At St. Andrew's, Erliiihnrgh, on the elth oft Capt. Ward, of the Royal Staff Corps, to hGs Maigarot Flint, daughters,{ Dr. Flint. Friday morning, at Ritlioich Church, Rath, by the gee Dr. Phillott, William liahett, Esq a Ca,taiii in the Faro Somerset Regiment of Militia, to Mrs. Riddell, daughte r a P.J. Gibbet, Esq of 11.,thorick-ttreet. _ DEATHS. On Saturday last, at his house at Gateaere, aged SS, after a that the Rev. Robert Parke, Fr-How of Pen: broke College, Cambrhige, and MitOita, of th e G ov , ' ths Chtiteh of Wart:lure, near Lis ernuoi. On the ft ins? at St. l.«msrd's, Lieutenant David John. Sion, Rnyal Nary,ser of On &ceased Mr. Robert .3.4inetoo, enorieliatat in Edinburgh, in the 34th year of hut mg , . li e we t wounded lan war in Cie West ladies, AA OF Campirl•m l under Lard Duncan.—He fought afterwards under Lord Net con, at Copenhagen, but never rev reared fro:■ the fatigues or that memorable ftegagemont. HIGH WATER THIS DAY \T LONDON BRIDE[. Morn... , rpm after 3. I F., .... 43 It.i •• aiti SALES BY AUCTION. FOR ACCOUNT nF THE MANUFACTURFRS, EX EMPT FROM THE AUCTION DUTY, AGREEALLE TO ACT OF PAR I I AMENT, IN T I-1 1.1 ItSDA Y, December 19. at r ot -, U MFR AC, SON, an I CO. will put up le ruble Si.,g at their Warehou4eit, No. 714, Q .ean .t met, a lame ment of BRITISH .PWCF. GOODS, 4C. Puoiculars whl be (mu is tinge, by M. L. Meru, Inn. Broker. LEIC;11 aod S. SQTHF.IIY, Wtokt , el l -m, At their /how. No. 14.'s, Stra •d, n •ro<,te to Crheriae• A'treat, THIS DAY, and Four fol....wing Dor. N Eiegant and Valuable Importation of Clef * Meal, Hiaturical, Critical, and Miatefitne.m. BOOKS; eqica......g malty rare and curio.); Ansch.a, asd ad,:ral Edit. Ines Pro!cipel. The Book., to Get. rat, ate In firte and gc,od eandi•ion; and a peat number bound eietanaly in various coloured Morneee. Catalnetr. , . (price fid ) to 12 had at the rare of Sale; of Mt. Cooke, Oxford; and Mr. 1),:,,e4te0,, Camhmee My LEIGH and S. Si ) 11-IEAY. Itnokvel ers, At their House, No. 143, Strand, myosins Cath,in .street, on MONDAY NEXT. and For. fn:lowing D rys, A VERY considerahlc Portion of an ET.E k-A. G N r and VALUARYZ I.IISR.‘RY, the of a Col toot, eminent for his rohned IJP.e. The wl.ole Cab leetion i. in the mow elegaut and splendid , owl.ti.m. To br viewed on Ther.day, D,eroiher Id, to the v'm.• of Sale. Coalmines (price Is.) to be had the Ogee of Sate; Mr. Cooke, Oxfor,!; rid Mr. Us igliton. Cambridge. By M. .1 Ahlfii DENEW, By ruder of the Excetitu.s. at his I•Jri Room, Chuidesrtreet, Berkeley square, TU-NIJRROW, ar.d follawlugg thy% 4 Twelve, H Fitshienabie HOUSKFIOL D FU RNI - lame pier chrism?, glasses and Mirrors, (pad pilau forte, an extensive tern of french parcels% v. a sessit quantity rd very line wines, in Claret+,l4rt, and Wadr,ra, nine peeuharly choice old S erry, two pipes of Penni the woe d, other effects of a Gentleman, deceased; eompirsing bur-pet, iron, herd, and press bedstead:, with cottonsind other furnitsr, gnosesfeather beds, mattresses, and bedding, mal.ega d av wait. rubes, chitin of drawees, tour kind:onto Woke...es and tries, drawing-room suite of window curtaint, c and frafis, sets of card, Brea, peinbrolte, and dressing tables, parlour resale, capital sideboard mounted in or multi; dining tables, on pil lars and claws. large Turkey and Brussels carpets, and hitcher' requisites. The furniture to he viewed, and catalogues and Sll 'split; ag the wine may be had, till the vale, at the Auction goose, Clisrleystreet, Berkeley aware. CHOICE WINES, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, FIE' •ANT ORGAN CLOG::, RY RALLTON, A Wis. BARREL t)RGAN, PIANO-FORTE, PAINTINGS. AND OfHER EFFECTS, GREAT CIVERS4TRERT. LINCOI.hi'...INM FP' LDS Ry PETER COXF., MURRELL, and FOSTKR, By Order of the Commuter for conducting the lam Concerti, of the Freemasons* Tavern, on the Premises, Nei tit, Greer Queen-street, Lincoln's-Inn fields, adjoining, and late a part of the said 'Tavern. TO-MORROW, sad foilowing d r, at Deem, r 1 1 HE Valuable STOCK of Genuine WINES ; • causAtiwg of Dottie of till Peet, Made.ra, Claret, Champaign*. and other Wines, in bottle. The Furniture comprises four-post bedsteads, with (Mims hangings, (sod beds and heddurg, wardrobes, drawers, ban I some drawing moon cartalaa, elbow chaos, japanned and errs nitrated, wins cushions and eases, inlaid card, pier, and Pear bri.ke table, a set of dh.ing-tables, 4ideboird, glasses, car:iets. table-clock, kitchen furniture, and .ither articles. The Furniture may be viewed this day, and the WI tasted to.mrwrow morning, till the sale ; wham Catalog ,- v may be had on the Pi•faillet ; of Mr. Eyes, Solicitor, riht Chapel .street, Bedford-row j and of Mews. Peter Cake, Bu , - cell and Foster, Thrognaortonatroet, Pall Mall. BIBLIOTHECA By Mr SrEwitur, At hi• Rooms No. 194, Piceadll y, oppsslts Albsp!), Ti. MORROVi, aad Sia following Days (Sunday eke grd, at Twelve o'clock. Hy order of the Executor of the :3ts Arthur Morphy, Esq. the Translator Tacitut, aad corny well known Dramatic Woks of great coMbrity. THE Valuable and Critical LIBRARY of the 1 be.t Cllo4ell Authors, in all Languages, amongst whia& will be found rs-w•floydeli's Shaksprar,, with the large a,d small plates, an early sitbscription copy. titntleman's Sfaxs tine, complete, a mstchlem sett, is 105 vols. Parlialassntof Debater arid Histories, ditto, lid vols. Johnson's 1 . '4114 75 cola Harbow's Classics, tiet vols. Encycluo-die Franco 14 g C"nrietet best edition, 59 trims 41er. Birstier's Tacitic, 4 so's- Ths Dolphin and Vatiortirn Clamies, Ann copies Eitesel Imam If-itannica, Anthrities, large rape , . Picart'sßelig.ous and Superstita. ui Crtentonies, 9 sots. Lanes Jarnasca,:l volt. Stsdinati's Surinam, 9 solo. Wartro'sPoetl,• j cola The Woks of Sir William Jones, 6 esl4. Lord (Ir. ford, :r si4s. DictiOnari..s of .tollsasit, Itarett,, fd,yet. Aans wnrth, Schwen, losictins of Scapula, Constantin, Fla derw, Muted, &c. I also a numerous assortroGit of claim), works oil the and Veneli Pismo, voluminous on 'Ad.'? sheet Manuscript. and Crtkisms on various Authors, and the age an which be Lived; lteewit: Paintings, w which he flood a portrait lb' Pore, by Ili, Wirdsoo, animal to be the ',set in existence; ditto, 1 , !!' the celebrated Dunning, amid coal other urMnals of popular Characters. Trinkets, Mooir ca.,, mid other Ltda. To be ve. wzd, and Catalogues hod of Mr Cook, Oafutd ; Dieentso,Carldreidev ; and at tbet.lace of Sale. :—Pont. II) t; DIWIDSOS, Pita. 17, Duk,a C , n, Buy Street, Cutert Garden, and Plealislted at tit* ( )ffi-ev No. Rack of St. Clelnr.net Choollt, SWAIN". by %V. SfUeiC, ..f ,04 7, New Ge.t Suave. beg trfe th.ler.. 3, tor tbir Paper, soot to tae Wins (itoo.ptil),, oJl•be rvl7 alsoptliol to . . . , % v of the enzmy that hatisnteste,.. His Lordship said, " H A SOY, beige di* !het to tan nAiihort This was the last order Ms Lordship gave. Captain H ARDY again returned to the deck; his Lordship previously said —rt I shall be dead before you re turn, take my body home." A short time alter, he said to Mr. Huta " the lower part of me is death" and desired Mr. B to hit one of his legs, winch he d id, very high; Mr. Boast asked—" wlscthrr he felt it ?" he answered " No."—Mr. Busts then lifted the other; he said, " Never mind, it will he soon over with me." His Lirdnup thin; said (and these were his last words), " I hive done my duty, I praise God for it!" and, in a few mo ments after, he expired without a groan. One inte resting anecdote of his Loidsilip, and that day, we will add, as it most happily illustrates the kind and generous nature of his mind. Asthe Victory was going into Haion, he walked the deck very quickly, and tried out, "This is the happiest day of my lite; and it is a happy day too at Burnham Thorpe (the place of his nativity) this is the day of their fair."—Mol ki's Purtmoush Paper. THE MARKETS. CORN-EXCHANGE, Most DAT. Dec. 10. We have to-day Wheat in but short supply, and the buyers mime out. Sales are readily n.a.le, at the advance of 4s per Quarter. Barley is at better prier. Malt has little a:teration. While Peas are still at the late reduction : Grey are dearer; old Brain keep their price. New licks at les..—Them are many Oat arrivals, and the trade for Inferior quality is cheaper; but few win* samples at hand. Flour is dearer. CURRENT PRICE. OF GRAIN. W heat 4li. 57. 60s. Sean. 54• 60.. Od. FIRV do. 7os. 734 0.l Tick Beans .....32. 50•. Rve 3O. 36. 0.1. Oata. Res 28= MN. Riney 2lls. 33• 6.1. 'Wands. Ses 35i. Od. Mait 64: Out. Rape Seed 40. 441. rut White Peas.... 455. 50s Od Fine Flour 60s. (15. D . Grer r.. 0, 40. 43. lid Sa...ind. sss 601. ed 'PIN MARK LARF..... of Nov. to the 30th of Now he at. Act. 55 at 63 6 13 a t 63 257 --- at 6d 146 at 6 1 69 5 at 60 76 —.....-- • t rig 771 at 511 19s at 56 42 at 5* 17 ----- at 54 50 at 411 430 at 51 179 at 50 —A•erage 64'. GO. 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