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paying% 'Wit in Ler elate, who witaithre not fsr distant from r bons , On her arrival she remainrsiwish her until shoat half.pnal ten o'clock, amino her return home. timid deo all the 'inflow* and oissora bas! been forced tipen, mot lloc above property stolen by sow premiss who had entered the bosses rums tire Mat, shunt half past ll i•• e Msllrr and Dolby, the iiltsetitee„ who hall received orders fr. in Sir Dag,i,l %valises's, the if arivernie, to perambelase 'Chat netzlitosorlowel, were wallisnt along F4.hoort *twig, Nola. •aml met the Prowoorro, who were coming Ih.t Ivey, cue earning % ItundM, sod haviu= sosiorom that they came by thin trivhowesily, they look than lists custody. and on worrehine them der above property now poisloced way foottil, 411 of whil-4 was mourn to Prerrewrix. _ . ...... The Mncletrate (Sir Dante,. tNit.Ligs4) on making the Primmer I.ttell how he wrortirml his tieing. he answered wills the latitiot c.mln.-moliat he was an n. 40 Measlier aim. melt —hr hid ,to Moninr of serroic m 0 0 .4 she 1."1"1"1" •iiits subj.." la !dead I ss4lls 1 , but Latin ly hr hid given up that nay of getimr, hi, tieing, and r”sortril in a plan equally as turealive, he rut deal hostiles and extrarterl their teeth, which he rived most of the eminent men w She profesaion with, by ski* be multi ran* a ronsiJerable sans of money. The Prisoner, we erioltrosiut, was along wish SA rend other per. dune at ilte h elite of iVaterloti, for the purpose pf extracting teeth from she 'lead INNIleg. mid 111"ibing i u his 'lettuce. They were committed to Newgare fur trial. DUTY (IV sALT. Olviereations how much the country would hr lwils fit. d by a reduction of the duty on Salt, front 3nl. in so.. per ton; and particularly that a probable tow , Viler would b. produced to the revenue, front 1,300.1!001. to 1,800.000 e. per year. The ileseut duty of 301 pet tut on operates as a prohiliitiou an its use for many valuable pur poses, and supplies an irresistible temptation to theft acrd fraud, so that while the duty is paid of 50,000 ions of Salt a year. it is evaded on twice that amount ; wn.l while 150,0110 1 001 a re a Ily werll for &nemic. purposes its Eogland, double that quantify is required for the health, cosiveidence, and toi nfOrr nor population; if therefore the duty were redsteed to 30% a tout (the retail price being then sixpence a rune, 141 b.) the dotnrstic con sumption of Salt tutting duly would lse 300.1100 tons a year. Thu. price would not prevent the 11 e' of Salt for our manufactories or husban d ry. At the same time, it would supply with Silt fur their tlin.r kith. fishermen, Noll disbatultal sailors, who a. t 06.1.1 to provide warehouses, Ste. Ste. for lii:•1( Salt a. cordisig to the Act. The uhroulacturt of mineral alkali alone would require 100,000 ions of Salt ; and supersede the im portation of barilla front Spain nod Portugal, the kelp of Scotland. tic. Iwitig orally sutticieist for thro e purposes, far which suiveral alkali would not tuitiver. manufactures of phosphate of reds, bar iron, crystalised soda. muriatit acid, oxperu- Tl.lltll, sal n 00000000 mac, 'Morocco leather, and the of t hen* are (in which tlw poisonous ingredielit of oxide lead i‘ how used on account of the ex cess of tilt. Salt Mk, ) would require stlrout 100,001) tomb of In h u .lossoiry, if half the 'yummy of Salt were consumed for sheep and cattle, which NI r. l'urweit has 0.441 with very great advantage, that Mime would retiti re J1)0,000 tons. Fur Intl., mud fur minion., the amount will re. 111%1111 to be as. rrbbilled, but for the whole cuuntry. it en be estimated at Ir., than Juo,ooo tuts* The fishermen in their eviden'. in 1801, stated ; that Ilie iii culti.s in obtaining the allowsliee of duty free Salt were such, that they often preferred plying the eltitv. diet, twenty pounila n tou. to submittiog to the iegoilatious; and it is therrlorr red:416..114e to suppose, dist Most of them W 1.11141 prefer paying the nut:., when it wde reduced to 30-. per too ;atiti the 111111 suit ._„mr on the who ragmeut t: l,ly with die regulations, would throo UPC Silt at the ordure.' duly. so that Ihr duty !maul tialt, used iu our home fisheries, would out be IC I/1111i 100,000 lr therm uren u ►rc are right a% to the tutu, amount, the rrduc•tiull il.e duty to 30a. a ton, would pm duce a demand oil dna cusultry of 1 200,000 till., of ,14, vitalist tug, at a duty of 304„ per tun, a les e ohe of 1,000,000 i. a year, whirl' is tow-filth wore thau the present produce of !Ise Salt 1)44 tn. SAVAIL INTELLIGENCE. reaftateUTli, JANUAR* 10. ArOvrel yeslenlav the kinisiors, --- nowest:f t Java; sail. cal 14.1. S. pt awl from ha Hrkns Noiteir lwr, awl has I.louctit dispahts from Sir Hudson Lowe fur Lord Bathers.; lilt al St Ilelrotr tlw Conqueror. Eurydice, and Dollen II i She 1 / a rturt, Standard, and Prince Relent, werch.tontness, *sere t.. sail ( ru m., iit. Helena fur Esigliud the same day. Amy. d to.rlay the Priww KM-0, Clifhied, frum the wt:. It/ Bionlitsy : Kathy, AVisw, (rum dill,, for nsarletdoes; Ruby, Chapman, from Ile,sina to Grimsby, leaky, 51.1 it, 4.111 forelard carried away. Arrived last tee ll iss c the Friends, Stowelatose. from St. Art di ; Tautiiva, Walker, (ram SI Julus'a, NH. unchnr broke , :teed rather haky ; and Nancy, Pugh. from St edit. In Loudon ; t.. 1 Intl its by sires* of *tattier: the abide of the Any. are r:Ging tri mulct). rtAlinetn, Jaavaav n. nle In tlll . SABI, Wahlun, arum Puulr t.. N r orfoins.l. with damar, hastiseg hero blown la the Hanka ; C”:ories from Smyrna loGritatly, owl 93 day A, With luso of imbue sails Rohl Iwo iruats. FALMOUTH, JANUARY S. Arrived the Prince Erma intirket. n &Ili a 111 , 1 i ! . I . ol`l Lish..tt to rune dnya and a half. The Dnkr of K. in ptsei,ti (2) had ars ,red at Lisbon, with • mail front hence in iuur Sailed several vessels for London yepterd.sy. welimorrit, JANUARY 10. P.., in here last evening the Paine, Stow', ..f a n d from Dartmouth to Ltm•h.a, having gin itainnze in a gale of *snit, mid it is femoral Mt eelgu Inuit hr MILIMMO, JAIPIVAKI Arrived the Baitennii,ly, food, bovine been uhhg,..l 11. cot from tooM mochtota •it the •■traineeof the bap War t in ord.:, to get tutu plat,. ofotht). DtAl., I,ll2lL.?tir Arrived yesterday morning and taihd fur the River the Lord %VIM 011.1 P, ,'toot 1.1 ; 1.001 Wet tomtits', Hill, from Madras; and Aerer..l others, rt./Ara nn. To-day arrtved salt sailed fur doe River the (7iiventry, from Antigua; Donis, t'ao•eriso, from New Sewage telt ; mot several tailless, partietsto • not known. rnme Morn from the this r and rerdliitt with tit, notwor.l - as per last, ail well, the MAIN lor that a. 1111147.4,TV, Ar r ivni ye* rhilly the Albion, (.orin.rnl, from I Aussi..si Io Ayr; I:Fastlir AMMO,. I.e Ito!. from ilisiu .51 haw. int herr. on Auer sus rsueor.. tts•ch; IV.st.sott, fro. I.h.ltsws, with lows of au niscluor riot (risk, and ilAilrst tbsr owersisig fur the River. LITIP.Rpoot.. J.VCCARV R. Cu* fig' New York, bk. put kick to repair her ilaaratri , conk. J %VI %sty 5. Sigel lbs Albin* trweitpott fur SI s wore. LORD ALLENBOROUCH'S WILL. The Will of the late Lord Elienhgeoligh wail Mt Saturday proved Its Doctors' CuennlOnas It is in subsinsii-e us follows. end the personal property is sworn ilorsipr ucti)moor. Ike we, totally lillesburaneh 1,1001. per mesa, far her fife, which, with the farther sem ofl4ol. per aniasses, swami to her by ossrriate settlement, will make an sumuity 2,0001. to her for life. He also gives her all the bouseloild futons's sad victim** its his bow, in 01. Jamees.sqnare (except teitaiis ;Hirts in his dressing-voass, sad wow other.; sherword• siseutioned), ell Ma wines, booseheld lisea, wear- Mg apparel, and robes (except as afterwards Mentioned her own bunks, aud one todf of she plate. He directs the gold chain worn by him is thief Justice of Corked, to 'he offered in sale to his sore. vow, is it *as to hire by direction of his predecessor Lord groyne', at the anal of MO ;Maria, the money to rink into the reside" of his propeity. Hr gives his Eul.l watch soil chalk to his clerk, Mr. Riehanl Smith ; sod tabu 10f. for ittountiuk, as • stash Marl of his reineinh.romee of Mr. Smith's long and faithful services. He giros It/ his .West sun, Edward (wow Lord Ellenbo. rough), all orals 'spun which his arms, Ike. are engraved, and also his coat of arms, enable/toned by Sir Isaac Retard : he also gives him the remaining half of she plate, all the horses, rank, live and 'lead stuck, fee. at Itoelianspouo (except such as are used by laity Elleashorovili), the reasaisdar of the hooks, and all samisseripts and papers, a gold medal which he +Misused as a prise at Cambridge, nod the reamiader of the pictures, porta-slimly Met of his father, by Rummel; the Bishop of Elphon, by Robotism ; the Bishop of Chester, by Hayter; Dr Paley, by Romney; himself, by Lawrence, &e., pending of poultry, supposed by Hluisiliesieter. He also gives to his eldest son his Prer's robes, and letters palest of the Peerage fur life; directiihr them ilfierwards to nceose• pany the title to his heirs mak, as heir-looms, agreeably to • .lame in the letters patent. He gives to Lady Ellesbo rough 2001. her a present supply of cash, at his death. He gives to his dear ustural daughter, Mks Elizabeth Thornton, 2,000/. with isterrst front his death, to the time of parietal. He ileviats the Manor of Thorhy.ball, and all his other bereilimineuts to his win Edward, Ow life, with remainder to his heist male; soil on failure of issue, to his setuwd son Sad his issue; and to tlg in SUCtirillirtil to all his other ions and Hair issue, with remainder, on failare of issue of all of them, to his Own right heirs. He grouts a power to lease to each Irmo' for life, for ally period nut exceeding 21 years, and appoints the Po lime Judges esf the Court of Kiog's Beech suit their heirs trustees, to support Cootingent remainders. He devises his estate at Iltrehamlotoa, Surrey, purchased of the late itrojronin trustees, with all the fur niture, wines, live and dead stock, fsrrstug impletneuts, ex. to his son Edward, sod 2,000/. in money. He doer's the house in St. James's-agnate, with such fur. Minn., as is Snell so it, to be wild, wit gives the papered", a ill. all Ilia remaining personal emote, to lie equally divided amongst Ins nine yuittiger children, and such ushers as might he afterwards born in his life lime, or with whirls Lady Ellenlimouch might lie ensient at his death, on their attaining It year+ of age, or being monied, with herald of survivorship as usual. He requests Lally Ellenborou:b to execute the power of appotiitmeet necessary nailer their marriage settlemeol, fur giving egret to the provision thus made fur tbe younger childreu ; but it any conslderations should arise to make it advisable in her estimation not hi flu so, his I.urdsiiip ex presses his wish tout to limit their operation in her mind ; hot he losers her, in that ease, at liberty to decline este...lag the power of •ppoiniment. Hr directs that Lady Ellenburnsgh shall be paid a suit. stile suns for ilw stiasistenaure of suds of 1124: younger clod. diets as shall remain with her, out of their respeetore for tunes, at the discretion of his execators, Hugh loycester, Esq. and his brother Evian Law, Esq. with the advice of Lord badmouth. Chief:Justice Gibbs, cud 2lr.Serjeaut Luis; whose decision he directs. to be takeu upon all dill . ..mimes that may arise under his will. In sdditioa to the two exe cutors piss asentione.l, his Lordship apprises lady Elless loruuch, Isis sou Edward, sod kis sober Edward Henry I.iishingion, Esq. his executors likewise; sad he gives to sell bite rxreuturs, mid to Lord Stanwood., bat. each, for' their ironlele iu the discharge of the trusts coutiderl to these. He observe... that as it might be painful to Lady Elk.o horisuch to be dist seised its removing from St. James's-square iomrdiatrly 4114 his dreruse,ln directs that she shall be per mitted to remain there, with a suitable allows/sec fur house keeping, for me month afterwards. lb. appoints her EUSl.liall of all his voyager children. Hr 4:irects Isis fuurnl to be as plain and economical as possible. He gives rillllllling rings to Ilse Lund Claseellor, %%ire fkasicrllor, Mister of Ilea Rolls, his successor, and all his blusher hotter, the Attorney and Solwitor-General, Loral Knissaatth, ,111 r. Nathaniel Build, the Bishop of Chester, sod to his guttslars Io f ire tnentionetl. aggrolum the 20th of March, 1917. It is re. 1945 1 ins the Bth of June following, is order to pass longs enbwineolly parchasoil at Shipley, in borthauther. laud; end gamin tot Ow flat of August following, to pass lands as (takley.vreen, bucks, since ocouirod by cusveyauce Gam lady lald isbornrieh. There is also a codicil, dated May 11.1818, by who 11 hot Lordship directs, that in rase the shores id bin y u ailiger children should exceed 10,000/. each, hi. Alm sou Edward is to participate with theta in the sur plus ' • bust this his Lordship says be dues nut .'writer likely to ha ppen, at all treats until after lAtly Elletibursuglea deafly when the property approprialird to make good her all* girl! will r evert stain 10 his Lord-hip's estate. 'llw will and OHIO it nre proved by all the executors except %Ir. Ewan law, II twin a power le reserved of doing ou, if he shush' think proper, at any tittle hereafter. The Will rissil evHhrilsare all ill Ws Lordship's own hand. writhes, rad Hoy are attested by his tipstaff sod two see emits. The. husithw iii ilig is nisch less neat and legible than im es neral it used to be, and the papers have the appearance of baring Iwo II forlorn ias illto«ss or it great haste. The &- Vises of the veil estatcs are expressed- wish as iamb brevity as is strictly consistent is ith their Whig legally operative; and Hwy coneloi.le with a clause stating his Lordship% wish to avoid soulixily, and his desire that the several devises shall opiate agreeably to his meaniug, has as complete a ismoser as if mute formally expressed. CURIOUS AN F.cuuTe.—Grettie-green has never hrtis enure than within the last two or the.' haviiig. Ism.. wiggled by u very emi nent nearly seventy yeses of Mgr, in o• pally with a female who has brought him several children out of the pale of wedlock. which female, with use a.slttasice of the established juicer of the place. lie marries'. The object of this very *linter (looney .11-11 is to legitimatise the children of this cinaiesion, who, according to Scottish law, cease to be hayiasols nit tlw inartiage of the parents at wag time. Ili% tordship for wally signed certain mil 5- coves on the spot, to give his children the advantage .- of the esionhart pursued. The Noble Lord has children by a roomer marriage. anti, of coarse, this r.ll,goil.ir proceeding can by no means interfere with their English tig:its, whatever it may do with their Scottish.—ilht rer,lomr . ei Chrowitle, ism 7.1 The following information has just been received from the resp. etive wasters oif the l ly+lruaud Prihre I f Wales Sonsiewsine,i. The Hydra was at Pat ta on the :Pith of September last, whence olw iiitenikol to ysil for the coast of California iu a few dins, with I;,e Isaiw of completing her rouge, sperm whales haoitig become very seater on the roast sof Peru. Slit. Led il.ess 1,0001 harieli of sperm oil on board. The slop Wahl nate, 4 ',modiste, which left Eng• laild alsooot the 'mow time ns the I I ydrn, had wooly OHO 'sourly, toiiil oilier ships-in pmportinsf.., The Pr i s t , Witlrs rus the Or Sept ens her, with the design of sail- 11. a olas IN fair. THE TURF. SETTING AT TATTERSALEI YESTERDAY. - - - - Tke Alga( the Netting was about a horse at I.cartl it•3s. asore's Coe the Doncaster 81. Inger, the only 41i horw in that stake-46 to I was taken freely. ttATLANDS. 4to 1 •pt Pendulum Isto 1 apt Ramping 5 to 1 nit lloolfairs DElllllf. 10 lo 1 opt Euphrates Ilb to 1 apt Iris 101 to 1 agstlp 011E4. There was nut • bet offered. NEWMARKET FIRST OCT 4. MIER MEETING, ISM TUIIDLV The St. Leger Stakes of 25g•. each. D.l. Lard Rumi's ch. C. Euphrates M►. West's br. c. by Ashton, dam by (Astoria Mr. Wymilesai's hr. c. by Ski&law, out of Margatelts Mr. %Ify.solhans's b. f. Soothsayer, out of Mermaid, by Orville Lard Eyelet's b. e. &sake, by Haphazard Mr. Golden Ws b. c Sir Topaz, by Seed Gruen' (11,1111VCINIf . 11 b G lilac SIM kiwis, by Popinjay General GIII6VPINOT . P C. Wideliaisoow, by Soothsayer Mr. Charism.% b. c by Haphazard, tod of Iris Mr. Payne* b. e. by Truffle, out of &Iberia Mr. Farrall's b. f. by Haphazard, out of Peak Mr. Lake's eb. c. by Pitamosn, out of Mary Mr. Lake's b. c. by Smolensk°, eat of Quail Sir C. Bunbory's eli. r. by Ganes, damn by Skyscraper Lord Jsrsey's ch. e. by Juniper, dam by Seism Lord Stowell% b. e. by S. lim, owl of Brush's dam Mr. flotsam's bl. c. by &dim, mat of the Maid of Orleans Lord Fidey's b. f. by !Soothsayer, dam by Sir Peter lord Pairjr's b. c. The Dominic, by Motile. 11101 of Dowager Doke of Portland's c. by Soothsayer, out of Pledge Lord G. H. Comosslarlea ek e. by Illiddlethurpe, oat of Lily Lord G. H. Cavendish's hr. f. by Orville, oat of Hamm& Mr. Vanaiibires gr. c. by Treasarer out of Selima. Duke of Rutland's b e. by %Vasty, out al Sorcery Duke of Graftuu'a cli. f. Miracle. '4 IIOIIIIRItY AT TIIL DU7rII On %stunlay ni:l4, the sentinel opitoxite the Dot ch A mltnt. satler's..botme. jibs IVhileheMplece, observed anise Intsoine. six 1110 MUG of the Mimes uppneite q enareitine Ihry ae.e thieves, be alarmed the watchman, as he Ens, 1,1 sa•l leave his post. The alarm reached the house of t:horles Dew, iu Scotland:yard, sold hdispaireil thither. Ott exsanntiou he Newt the t lowers lied etstveed a hone tooter trtanbt. at the col tier of %V Int place, and festal thence went on the roof to 11w Drub Anolonsmadues, *hies (bey Puttered by a 'spelled Swrl,t bows, and cart ied p trt of the enntrots inn, the envoy home; taut lit lug Mkt Iliad, they had nitt time to any tante. isumity. DONCASTER ST. LEGER, MIL Doke of lionillton's b. g. Tlusime, beolher in William Doke of Hamilton's b. r. by Langton, dam by Worthy Colonel Clayton's b. e. by Governor, dem by Sir Paul Mr. C. Neville. b. c. Cacciapiati, by Thooderbolt Mr. Riditell's ch. c. Whiteley., by Mansion, damn by Bossard Lord Qtteensbetry's b. e. Fits-Walioo ' by Walton Lord Qeeensberry's b e. Davao% by Cerberas, out of Mius - Sysoiax'a dant lord Keliatoo•ii h. e. Archibald, by fitaatfoe.l Mr. Wationes b. e. by Waltoa, darn by Patriot Lord Fitewilliaties b. c. Palaterim, by Moults, out of °nil- lina Lord Milton's hr. f Galatea, by Annals, out of Paulin& Mr Jacksou's b. e. Cardinal Wulimey, by Canino! York Mr. Ditartoubcb b. c. by Governor,out of Latent Leaf Mr. Brandliroes b. c. The Styaian, by Cerberm Hoke of Leeds's rb c. Mtn tinter by Mowbray Mr J Fergusou's b. c. Aatouio, by Octavian, dam by Evaniter Sir W. Maxwell's 'Lg. Tenducei, by Sir Charles Mr. Uppkby 's ch. c Wildboy, by Amalfi', out of Harriet Mr. M. e. Blucher, by Fits Teazle Sir J. Rymer, br. c. Sir Arthur, by Sorcerer Mr. Houlitsworth's ch e. by Meant 'Lim by Imperatur Mr. AntlFtW% b. c. by Orville, l'ut uf Morel SCarhormigh ' s bl. c The Black Prince, by Walton W. It.no.triore'a b. or b. c by Waxy Pope, Oat of Butterfly Mr. T. Sykes 'a br. c. Mr. Speaker, by Comities Sir W. M. Miloer'a hr. r. Thret.l4nOire, by Stripling Major Bower's gr. c Minus, brother to Nlagiatrate M.ijur Bower's b. e. Gamiltorpe, by Heodeiskelf Mr. Lanabtou's b c. Agricola, brother to Shepherd Mr. Latubtoo's c► f. Lady Heron, by Mansion Mr. Jlll4lol's b. c. by Thuuderbolt, dam by Shuttle Mr. T. Prime's h. c. Whitworth, trot of Esther, by %olds Mr. Garfortb's gr. e. by Sir Charles, out of Vesta Mr. Garforth's ch. c. Swift, by President, dam by Ruler 1..1 Surrey's ch. c. Richmond, brother to Mandeville Mr. Petre's ch. c. The Laird, by Stamford, oat of &insure Mr. Watt►'s eh. e. by Lauptun, out of Meadane Mr. Waters b. f by 04 b,rus, oat of Tomborine Mr. Watts's b. f. by Thunderbolt, out of Tom Tit Vs dam Mr. F. Watts's ch. c. by Haphazard, out of Woomera Mr Prime's b. e. by Willis., out of Lisette Mr. Prime's b. f. by Walton, out of sister to Beattie Mr. Jones's b. r. Crack-a Rattan, by Poulton Mr. Crock ford's f. Fairy, by Coruna, dam by Boum' Mr. Cruck'ord's gr. f. Hope, by Selina, out of Pandora Mr. Crockford's h. e. Tablet, by Haphazard Mr. Crockford's b. c. Suisse, by Sells, dam by Williamaase. Ditto _ Mr. Crucktorirs br. e. High Priest, by Sorcerer, out of nu,- aim Mr. Croekfur's rh. e. Gollivar, by Haphazard, dam by Paymitor Mr. Crueltfurd's ch. e. Emperor, brother to Dictator PRICE OF RAW FAT, per stone or Ith. As stateJ by the Taller As s l alc..l by the Butchers. !Welters. I M. Iniars's Market-4s NJ !it. James's Markey...4s 9.1 Whitechapet Market Is 5J WhiteeisPel Markel 4s ful Average ......4s 7tl Average.... 4s 7J The tale of " The Heart of Mid-Lothian" has been translated into the French language, under the witch snore appropriate title of " Lis Prison d' ltdinGonrg." One of the Paris Papers saes, that an establish tarot ha% been opened at the Bortiere du :Haute, in that city, where excellent wine is sold at the rate of tg ROUS—..au hoar ! Lieutenant COWMAN. of the navy, arrived in town mo Thursday morning with dispatches from Sir HUDSON Lowe, which were brought by the Bum key Cagle, which vessel was obliged by contrary winds too put into Crooktrairen, after u tedious paw. sage of lime weeks. Miniaters, however, did not this time deprive the Attorney and Solicitor-tie. neral or their re-t. our has the public been alarmed lay nay new plot. %Ye have been favoured with the following accoliit of wine recent transactions there, which is ex►racted Iron► a letter : . . . -...-.. - *. A alma discrareful scene was reseeded to the inhabit. sets of St. Helens a less slays past. Messrs. Ilarriegium, at the Cape, shipped on beset of a brig, which arrived here, a carriage fur General Bertrand, whirls had beer. ordered sere. rat months before to be made in ladle, with die Imiewkdge end consent of she Governor. The torment it was know% so he on board, the greatest liostk sad confusion prevailed amongst she Staff here. The eaforsimate vehicle was load. ed, the Heists ripped up, the body, pounds, and every slum y it bruises to Ouse, and the fragments mastered shunt /le wharf, apse the ridicskies pretext that letters for Boise. pane might be coseattrel in same part of it. " to issesequeeee of she prohibition of istercosine be. tween Rusapartes followers mud the isdiabitaists, the ivies. men to whom the Preach are iiiikbred, Sail it impossible so Wiliam payment of their bilk. Upward' of a thoeisand pounds have been dee by Item rut a considerable Bose to a house here, mot a farthiug of which tee be olmained. People are afraid of mentiuming their swamies I. public, or of eves being men at she same side of she sheet with chewy lest they .hold become objects of aeopiciuss to the Adjoins". General. 'A sew beam is building fee Boliaperte, ie ti hollow ghost 100 yards from There be issue lives. is nrippui:ed that it will require fuer years to Aria l It, sad that it wig met, who* finished, Mist 'bemused pommels; se preporetion heriag hoer imaihrlbe past* the hombre tido femme before it wee shipped free ISlglemol, aid ee the Made 'nest he carried up the sereuatelas chiefly by the labium of men, she dosilvasisage of a atm sad damp building will he united to ell she utisuitshinees of Ose present resiolesee, no. noireme is Never seem allemod, mad Blither the Olei f oot , s su r any ember Eaglishimau brows sup thief mines 'boat hies lbws that the orderly Captain aressiesielly gets a glimpse wf bias through the widow blank" EXTRAORDINARY ROBBERY. • On Twelfth Night, a■ the homily of Mr. Young, lkilieitor. of No. :$4, Maisliam-strrel. Weeisaisioter. sere esjoying their manual treat of cake soil wine. a rail/ of thie►es es. terra the bowie. They had gut into ■u rmpN house, N 0.311, sod uric the roofs of the nth" , hossets, till they eotered by the trap-thow at Mr. Tosses. They poereeiled ito toting opt property to the sinitant of shoot ?Id. cooteishor chiefly of linen and *raring apparel, and were oolitic easy with it, whew they were eneonntered by seine of She novo befusits.g to the Westminster Gas Company, so whose apprnseh they thiew down It.c properly sod ded. The men vuoveyed it to the White these public house, close he, and its the pocket of a waislroat which was arisologst it. reflood a letter 4%- nel" to Mr. Young, N 0.34, Marsbam-street, sad this led at voce to a denonement. MARKKTS. CORN EXCHANGE. Ilisainue, .1•1 1 111411111 r Having but a short %apply of IVliesl, very little at shirk was from our own - coast, is all little more than 8,000 ter% the trade was brisk at the prices of this day week. 'Of ails there wee a better *apply. about 13,0,00 qnartera. Eng lish mid foreign, which sold on the same 'elms as this shy week. Flee Barley and Malt support their promo, hal growl log Barley is doll. Boiling and Grey Pease sere very soil considerably lower. Its other kiwis of grans there is lIU alteration. CURRENT PRICF.:4 OF GRAIN. Foreign Wheal tit* Grey reime Me hall Fine ditto 7lis 76. Fine ditto Ruttish Wheat s la 61a Tick Biala . Ale 65. Fine ditto 726 i 6. atil ditto Old ditto . —s Small ditto 6s* 72* Rye llls -•-• Old trait° -0 Fine ditto 50. Feed Oats 26. 31. Barley 42s 50. I Fine ditto . .......32. 84. Fine ditto .. 6os 64. Poland ditto ........34a 34s New ditto 6s. 71. Fine ditto 364 36. Malt 134 s 904 Potato ditto 3B. att. Fine ditto....—s 9s. Rape Seed, per taat 441 521 White Pease kboilers)6da 56. I Fine Flour 6O. Win Fine ditto ...63. s Seconds ss* 60. PRICE OF BREAD THIS WEEK. The highest price of she best Whesteu nreutl throughout the metropolis, is Memel by the principal Baiter, to be One Shilling awd a ffaifpeette the Quarter's Lumf.—Sortie Bakers sell the Quarters Loaf from tae pettily to two-peace lower. lb. or. 14. bez. Perk Loot to weigh 17 4 Qoarteris Loaf to weigh 4 54 Half ditto SII Jlalf Qu*rtern SMITHFIELD MARKET, Mosinv, JANUARY 11. This ilay's Market tins fully supplie,l with prime Leash, and the skew of cattle in general was considerable: Bill*, MOWN, and Veal were ilearrr ; Pork' solar at last price; uul the irade fur the 'nom pet was somewhat brisk, . The sales in the Hay.masket were pretty Hay, Straw, awl Clover fetched last prices. We nations an accurate state ment of the prices and uumbers:— To siuk use olTal per done of llllie Reef.... 31. Ga. to Ss. 0.1. Helot of Cattle this day:— .. Ilitttou ..411 $l.l . to 44. 0.1 Roosts 2 740 ea1....40. 6.1. to Or. 4J. Sheep 110,10t0 r•srk .. 4i. 4.1. to 6s. 44. Calves 210 Lamb...os WI. to 0.8. 0.1. I l',:s NEWGATE AND LEA DENBAI.I. MARKETS. (By Ik. tartits3.) See .... 3s 01 to 44 ft.l Veal 4s 4d lo Mullen.. 4. 114 tu 4s Y.l I Hark.... ss Oil hi is 04 PRICES OF NAY AND MAW. ay. Jixe.es. Hay II de Ail to PI 8. oil Hay-7/ O. Ad to PI P. 04 Strati 21 17. 041 to 3/ 3. 04 Straw t/ lila 0.1 to I/ IS. 0.1 Clover 71 7.04 to Si Zia 011 1 Clover 81 Ss Od Orel 2. t►d ritecEs 11F 1411,01 Town Tallow 79 , 641 —% ltd Yellow Bassin 7s, 0.1 White etitio...7oa —a 44 bop 70s 0d —I Oil Melting Me di 60. del 111.1 Dille roug6-40g tM —• 0.1 SOAP, &c. per 112111. TcH.w soap. . 31141kd Cowl llO. fall.. Grimes l4* fis Goo4l MVP ..... . . 100 Os PRICE OF CANDLES, From Tollow Chnndlcri Hall. Price of Candies, per Juno, lis 0 I.—Munlils, 15s 6J. 6J per &aro encored for rrasly money. RAW 111 DER. Best Heifers sati *leers (per I)r.litptry..l. (4.1 10 2. tl.l dune).. 2s &I to 3. ILI Market Calf.. U. to 111.1411iugs 2. t.!cf to 2,4 11.1 Eng. Hume OA Ott to es 04 PRICE 01? 1.1:411( EH . Butte, 60 to b6lbs. Inch 21.1 to 93.1 pr. lb Hind 56 to 6611p5. emelt Veto Lit Hides .. 17 101 to HUAI Film Courts Hide' .• • • • 211.1. to 2IV . • Slides 35 to 41111 is forcultiiit 1 6 . 1 to ittlit t'' ertip Ditto 45 to 511165..... .. 19th to tl t ol Dor Skins 30 to 4011“ ' ..14.1 to 1 7 / 1 Ditto 50 to 7111bs ....aid I. 304 Ditto 71) to 811114 s ..... ..... —3341 in :18i1 Small Seals (Greenland) ..@4d to 2441 Lam* 'lino Tanned Horse hisks Spanish More billet 13.1 I. tlisi Polled, IN 0.1 fn tos 0.1-Ikisess, 3w &l to Is 011 A. err Twn. of tee Gahm,. New Oreetil.lltbale.. 341 V/ Spermaceti • Old Pale Sail • . 411 —1 Pale Rape 571 FOREIGN 152101.9, mill.. Fpatolash Sleep, Leona... h. 154 a 04 14 -..i..1.-.........-- Segovia .. 4* 041A , 641 Ad ..=.........---.... 50ria...... 9. 04 a So 04 - , --ii-•'-..-.- Seville .... 2. 94 al 94 Alioat,114 . 34 -24 ' Solsessia,let s 40 Od i Ys' 9d ............-. Id • 4. is Sol a 32 9d COAL lAARK JAswAftir . Mips al market __ . Mt*. Wild reit, 4sq Newesalle 13e iltsailerlased • I Seale% Cool 0 .. ....o; Oil. to —a. W. I Maws Cnal It AIM Maio Coal 7 . .. —a. 0.1. le aaa. W. NAW.O4,TE CILEArDiIe. w T e h The O re kt o ß it : i ii i lz , Sr .iw oo m ini e ss oin efl n T lit M ie r e f i lez: * :zl; mossy tome ore daily bristien A r F OOP , : TIN Mr. Rntil Tolti M.. Fort' den! F,ua twit of 1 Pall --A from Jiro' Afte Sir 31$ oul bin r 4 A A Elf:o4T E CILLN'DI U. Sessittiot commener is pii.i•tiers coinisiitteel for 1.1“11, 3thi re daily britimht 5 Ilizlivwsly 11.06h , sry 1 ..... 3 11 Notes 6 Lareenles stroke f.r misdemeanors and other otr nee .. awns or *sweats. NO.*. tematee , 0-earner of Death . ..... • 31 4 NI NE whom the lodgings,' sir Ilia wet rtseildl for Life for 14 Veers 3 It II • fur 7 Truro.— . r of imprisonment fur Felony .moon she Count of King's Rends With •ttt 11f Perjury ..... ..... 1411 111 Tiegfli awmane ?y r . c, ital 348 Mrs. F IkkLANI). A Fortin DUBLIN, JANUtitlf 8. design it, in a Pew dare, will i.-her Uuhhn fo► sole. r Eueas .1 Ta' this day, and firmware to lie on 11%.• last --A ps of the grratest hat mony and I..titaity. from fi l l the Lord lieitteitatit roofers, op. . Bruits t the honour of •triii4 , their ve-t oil . Aber i . Mai tool uP Lynn 11**TI. A ND.-011 th. 4th trroltrsiont n House, comoy ..r 11 OR. 1 131• t year of his ago', tiss.• Right Him. 1 ' rd II iron Dart hood. Ills Lor 1.1.11, was Priori 1765, to the Ilan. Calhernie Steplost inrol M insii.Cashel, and is rouitil geniis her Ladyship. by whom hr Iris left ' The lion. Al.joi-Genteral Timmy. Maim, Murk holland. Lieut.-Colonel iii tit- 911 dr.. Eer ii : lion. Alai.r-General Stephen Alahrin, net of the 7111 dragoon guards; tool the .—. re. Mum ice Mahon. one of the rieben- . Patrick's Cathedral. lay night last a gang of miecreants at- T forced (sten the house of u poor man, hhnurh ~d of tGdieNllcrirrs'teinmatirtueirl.tlsitis t fir T d. in the sit him to death. which they did b 7 Epiin is through the bead. We are inforttiel Nits vocation. which throe viii fins considered To w at liberty to revenge hy the death if . eirmaisted in the poor man having cui:- rid • his house and farm, contrary to thr:r .• Masi iuusly- given. Imlay lost • melanclaolv rirri:tnatati The( on the ShHllllOll. A boat, it lin , 11 " persons rev ailing from 1)rom lute r Cank, Bar pperary, to !Mount Shannon, in the " . Mr F lway, who had been purchasing some 511 I novisioins at Netiugh, was upset ahr t t Vulei d six of the pia...ogees unforimittelr bins) I'lle other two saved thrum- lee. he in • the krel•of the boat, which was driven some hours after. cid* since the house of Patrick Murry. ' miles from Killaloe, was entered I,{• ati" jee ° l l , ien ; after Inhuniiint, 44,4tni fling Murry, • despaired of, a n d abusing lii, wife, they ft rind otf his daughter. to c•tospel her to • Vern if the gang (as her father intended syringe fortune of 4 or SlIOL), •1111 pros Is her to Fealde. Sir William Reid. g received inforiuution of the outrage. r .t out. accompanied by Lieut. Ana part of the 12111 foot, stationed at Tom.. Gir living pursued the gang fur two nights Sir William proceeded near the Comity I where they were traced, slid them got it silky to statist him, when he was enabled Br, s' lbws Murry. and has restored her to her E 1 Limerick Clicutiiele.) ticr. OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. 4 . 1 1ed..... 7141,1 Hank L. Aust. c 20, 1. .. 3.1.; :• DI :€ o l lo * ss Are 77)% 1 1 4 „ Highs eti . - ! Re t.. •74 I Fs. Bills, 2.. 19 p . Qv 9512 I Ditto Com p. r. tw r. An5i...1051 I Bank for Ace I COUP. f,r Ace. 7 9 12: 79;1 - Ar Jr Al BIRTHS. edgy last. at Lough-as, Wills, Lily Elizahet:i r a &slighter. instant. its Mnrlhornaylt•ltuililisies, Path, irks Eyiltbit, Esq of Bemired. 11-iks, of streely St. Jansrs'whe Lady of Edward Tegar', hR ughter. • V MARRIAGES. It December, Mr. to Mademoiselle CI ei e Pohl, fir 1111113:11111r. • instant, toe Krv. Julni•Magre, 1,1r.1 the Din of Col k, to Miss bee, daughter 1 fames A..llLer. of [sahibs Glebe, County iii - • DEATH& 1 iber, 1313, ii, the ..,vice of the independent., 1 tnVsh Alain, WilltdriThowar Rowertsti, ,as Itutieruft, merthattl. of Diadem. II Metro, of a ts,pluss fewer, 'ltlarionsloke Dare* Al. of Camps, itt iii unbridle.. tilt. est the 711 par of hi. mgr, ATV. loon Maish Delfts, tsar Halifax. He sm. :•• • maim, att4 dwelled is palatine from so: oorr said Owed!, principally etmagrel Ids pros ny yon tie a r , ly assisted the late itshitoisi.ii ni, Esq. of Halifax, his paintings awl 1108- . 111 Ilenikr,l4 the eirlsit of Garlock, in Corms% , the 9d of Idolise', Theme. Wallis, ISA. one of s Jositirea of the Hesse be sad for the County 1, aunt eivatiar Akdartuaa of the Ourvitsli of SS• r , the Ist inst. at &tide Fethersein, to sr - Elisabeth Turret, *Wu*, aged ems kir arid rivi ATER Trite DAY AT LON Di IN.IIIIIDGL. lag 56 after 1. I Irtpetilnig 15 titer 3. f'rhited mid 1 1 05:lilted at the Deice, No. 117. abate d)ine i s l t over se tiu n een .id etis rosi eze v .... s. rel, trr I s s o lt. , . 1• a lea, Prieto, 4.4 KITE, tile. ll7. grand. • Murder 5l 1117.11*sty ti.,l,hPry FnMyr, 1 Le..h. •Sitlestiettl ..... VI I erzwg l'Orard Nein.. 6 Lar t erica Huureb,eskina And the rramrirnb • r f r misdemeanors and other of RTATT. or stwrate. Nerroe. AIWA Convicts unikr ftepteliCe of IJesili . ....• • 3)1 4 Costykes ulna. *104.14 the Judgenetot od the (:tonet Imo beim rtgpiir4 Truusitudaripos for Cafe ..---.--....-- fur 14 Veer.. 3 It ••••.-•••••••• Cur 7 Tears.... • . Ustarr sruiroute of Insiiriounturnt fur Felony 41 14 •wd NI IRSIMIIIIIII ours Committed by she Count of Kind• Bends helot roovortett of Perjory ..... •.• 3 0 Primus-star Tim! ..... 14V I Total 3 11(kLANI). -.:..- DUBLIN, JANU4RT 8. Mr. Grant, in a taw darn, ...are Dui,lit, for L on d on to ;twirl his i'arlottrootry 'Nucor-4e sir's r fairer/01 distort on Tliurttf.ty vest. 411 he tecotol meeting or the iteee•Sirok Clot, i t Intthht day, snit twoonitra to I.r 101 w e ., w ecetrr of the grtute%t too mon). toot I,..ite l ty. His E xco u fnor the Lord I.,O9itrosirst rnstfer% op. on the (1111, the honour of their erg on this occaoion. DEATH Or LORD 11ARTLA flr• 4th At Strokr,./IM 11 1111111, comity ..r R won. in 11. e 81• t year of hie age, the lt,ght Hon. Aleut ire Lord Hiron 1/114rilaiid. flit I Air Pl•ila was 111 1765, to the Moil. Caellrflu.r 111.0•rr, daughter of Stelilion Inca M 'le so t-Cipliel, mid to sorvivcil by her whom hr 1 , 14 !eft issue, the flint. ti Lijiii-Genteral Tritons». Malinei, now Lord Hartlinid. Lieut.-Colnotl ist 9.11 drio. 11C10115; the Holl. Steidle's Alalorto. Lieut.-Colonel of the 7111 dragoon go.trila; a w l thr 11011. And Rev. Manlier Alaimo, 011 C of the rieben diaries of St. Patrick'. Cathedral. Oit Sunday night last a gang of fllliPcre;itits at tacked and forced open the house of u poor inuii, in the neighbourhood of Gliancar, in the rotiiity Leitrim, anti, in the most deliberate manner, pro. cerded to put hum to death, which they did Ir.- shooting hint through the bend. We are informed that the provocation, which these villains eun►idrreit at liberty to revenge ht• the death ..f their rictus, consisted in the poor u►su lisiviog rot,- 'issued to hull hi, house and farm, cuntrJry to their orders previously given. t)ii 'rhuriday laid • melancholv smik place out the Shomion. A limit, is Muth were eight persons retailing from I)rominter Ca3tli, County 'l•ipperary, to 141oisiit Shannon, in the Comity Galway, who had been purchasing some articles of provisions at Netiugh, was opal uheut midway, •nd six of the passengers usifortma-de;g perished. The other two saved them+«lre• h. clinging on the krel'of the boat, which was driven on shore in some hours after. A fear nights risme the house of Patrick Murry, about four miles from Killabse, was entered hy ;Ist sinned banditti ; after inhumanly aiAtlli 11 mg Murry, n 'tool life is despaired of, and abusing hie wife, they forcibly curried on his daughter, to c.sinpel her to marry one of the gang (as her father intended giv ing her • marriage fortune of 4 or stint), and Inc eeeded with her to Fealde. Sir William Read, Bart. - having received inforsuatiots of the outrage, is 1111 l ediatisty set rout, acermipaisied by Lieut. %Vil hams, mid part of the 111.111 foot, stationed at Tosn grassy. Hawing pursued the gang fur two nights and a day, Sir William proceeded near Ilse Cuumy of Galway, where thry were traced, and these got party of cavalry to assist him, when he was enables! its recover Miss Murry, soul has restored her to her family.—( Limerick throniele.l vßicr. OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 per Ct. 7111,1 3 per Ct. Cells... 77 tliti , 4 31 per Cent.. 4 per Cents. 9512 5 pre Ct. N. Auss 1051 106 Bank L. Ann. 420, 1 , , 3-;•; et; . I Fit. Bills, 2.. 19 p - . I Ditto Coin Binik for Ace ... I CUIIO. I'd' AC(6.79/4 791.1. HI fITHS. Ou ‘Vadnesdny last. at Loucks., I.atly Elizahet:e Campbell, of a tbraghter. (!ti the gib Uprisen. it. Marlbornagli•buildenere, Path, lip , Lady of Charles Eritbit, Emi of Ileirdrol, lioks, of &Auer'. r. lu Chartes-stmt, St. Jarars's.the Lady of Edward Tegar, E•q. of u daughter. MARRIAGES. (to the 2itils Demo:lire, Mr. I..ititr, to Mademoiselle Ct et Via Homo? de Post, of l_sitslooe. On the Alb impst, t..r ISt r. Jolirr•Magee, I Lle.t .141 a tlw Very Itt v. Ibe Dein of rro It, to Mies her, daugtoer itt the Mn. fames of L:sterlia Glebe, County lii - ketiwy. DE4IIIB. lu September, 'ISIS, iia Ilrr setriCe of the Indepenilrroc, rear the Spanish Slain, lkilliant'rbornar Itsiwcrofi, boa of l'hoirias Itoticroft, merthaitl, of Donlon. On the ailt joshing, of a tt plias foyer, P.icharil fourth fop of blarioadoke Layne* .Lisq. of Camps, its the cannily of Cambridge. Ora the 23.1 tilt. in the 7..1 year of his *cc, 51r...1011 Denbursi, of shah Delfts, mar Halifax. Hr w ea rtbineist baromiat, anti ewes-fled in painting ferm ti itiire: *lancet, lords, and iimecitt, principally engaged MM pew and fur Many ' ki wis he 00111) initiated the late irehboii.ti James Holton, Esq. of Halifax, it his paintings and bota nical works. - At Sandbill llamas, lb the pirlsii of Calstoelt, in Corn wall, ea fistitrilay, she 2,1 Isnsisty, Theme %Valles, Erg. nne his Ilsjraiy's holier% of the Hesse he mod fur the Cvnaty of Corms/all, suit senior lidartusis of the Iktrungli of S*• brew. On Pettily, Ilse Ist inst. at floods Pethersein, ni at Lace. entail, Mrs. Elisabeth Twine, *Wu*, aged oat koadrt et nvi Soo peers. HMO WATER TIIIA DAY AT IDNDIIIC-11111DC1::. Horning 08 after 1. J Strillnig 15 after 3. inNDOIN! rthitril etiA 1 1 A:tilted et the °Lice, No. li7. iobtee A..ve•Nsrienda at e (pePt•petii) meet he whhote.47.--C $7',llTll, No 1. Clesie 'l'6 lea, Prlall , f 4;1 41NITE, No. VII grand. Publisher.