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ger I I 1 ~~ LAW MELLI6ENCE. COURT Or CHANCERY, Lwicov.i. INN HALL, Nov. 4. ninGMENTS. NowDEN V. RYMtII. This cause was heard on a former day, and came on upon exception: to the Master's report. The Plaintiff was a wichw, and filed her bin a7:,itist the Defendant, who was a trustee of her pro perm for an account, &c. and Also complaining of 1 • "I the Defendant's endeavouring to seluce her to a breach of chastity. The proceedings went 'before the Master, who reported, that the allegations in the Lill were scandalous and irrelevant, to which I . report the exceptions were Wiwi'. The- Loan CIIANC,t.LON, in pronottneing his judgfilant, observed, that in this case he felt that his Judgment had been impeached ; the more especially, as the Master had the assistance of another Master in his decision, he would, therefore, ael according to the light of his own reason. In adverting to the allegitionb in the Hill, his Lordship said, that it W2l charged by ll..fendant that these allegations were impertinent, scar..l4lflus, And irrelevant. It did not inflow, that because words were im p ertinent and scandalous, they mutt necessarily be irielevant. P. nn the face of these proceedings, therefore, it appeared there were snme allegatinn, both imperti flaw arid scandal4ins, but not irrelevant ; there were I .1; ot he r ., also irrelevant, which his Lordship specifi tally dire&ed should be struck out, and the Bill amended accordingly. The Solicitor for one of the parties then rose, and, addressing his Lordship, said, he had some reason to complain of a statemeot of this ease, made in one of the morning newspapers (The Morning Herd last week. The CMAINCA. I LOS replied, that as that was a matter which did not come judicially before him, he could not then take any notice of it. His Lordship then expressed a hope, that one day or other this subjett of faire reports of causes would be brought properly before that Court, or before a Jury of the country, when an etample might be publicly made of snch misrepresentations. IIEOLEV r. THE pees or NoarmumstaLAND• This cause was also heated on a former day, and came tef we the Court upon demurrer. A bill had been filed by . the Plaintiffs, as lessees GE the late Dukc or Northumberland, against the present, as the executor and personal representative of t h e late Duke, for certain allowances upon short norkings o f th e colliery, demised to the Plaintiffs by the late Duke. To this bill the Defendant demurred, contending, that he had no right, as the personal representative of his &One. to ai.stver the allega tions of the bill. The LORD CHAP:ewes'', after adverting to the i proceedings in the Court of Exchequer, e this cause, in 1794, and some subsequent proceedings, together with the various demises and conditions of working the mine in question, was of opinion, that, as the old Duke bad bound the present as his personal representative, to pay the espences of the workings of the mine, whether the present Duke was to be considered in his charatter of exe cutor, or in his charafler of heir at law to his father, he was capable of answering the allega tions contained in the bill. The probable agree n t between the Duke and his lessees, was, that they were to res•tain themselves from work ing these mines at specific times. This restraint was since imposed, from time to time, by the present Duke and Lord Beverly. ?he Duke, therefore, ought to make satisfaftion for this testraiist to the present Lessees. The question then was, whether the 1) •mirrter could he sustained? Upon the hear ing of the cause, if it should turn out that the re presentatives of the late Duke of Northumberland were not accountable on the foot of these short workings, or if the agreement should not be found to he a legal instrument, or that it was a conspiracy, then th • Court w ould interfere between these par ties. flis Lordship, therefore, thought, that the re cord did not stand in such a shape as the Duke of Northumberland could refuse to answer. The Demurrer consequently was over-ruled. Ex-parte BOOTH. This was a Petition in the matter of Harris, a Bankrupt, by one of the Assignees, praying that two others might be discharged from the assignee ship. The has, as stated, were shortly these : --The two Assignees complained of, had entered into an up-cement to pay such monies, arising Irons the Bankrupt's assets, as came to their hands, when they amounted to a specific sum, into the bank of Brett and Gilbert, 41 Staffordshire, before a certain time menti , ned. It appeared, however, that a ba lance of 1,1951 and upwards, remained, for some time, In their hands, unpaid into ;he bank. The other Assignee had proposed to pay a dividend of five shillings is the pound, but could not accom plish it, without tLe sues now in the Respondents' sands. Mr. HAIL, is answer, 'stated, he had received afi.lavits of the Rerpon le its, which had Wea in formally sworn, and wt. icts, he trusted, when re gular, would fully account for this matter. The LORD CHANCEL, oa then asked to see these affidavits; and, hawing perused them. Ins I.ordship told the learn-s 1 Counsel, he gave hint full creit for his affislavi-s. He then ordered, that these As sivres should be discharged ; anl , in making out the order, he dirated his Secretary should specify particularly, that, " Instead of applying the pro perty of the Bankrupt, to making a fair dividend among his creditors, they had appropriated it to their own private purposes." This, he desired, might appear upon the face of the Older. for the purpose of informing these Staffordshire potters, they were not to use the monies of a Bankrupt, which might come into their hands, with impunity. His Lordship further ordered, that they should be dismissed with costs. This being •he Anniversary 61/ the Popish Con spiracy, commonly called the Gun-powder Plot, the Park and Tower guns will be fired on the occasion. The Yeomen of the Guard, and His !A astir It's attendants, at St. Jamts's Palace, will receive their customary gratuity of wine, it being a pitcher dap,. The body of a man was found, on Saturday, in $n asparagus bed, at Peckham. Frosi its appear ance, which was shucking., it must have lain there for at z least a mouth. flue clothes were growl, ricattsmsab-was fet ia Nis b e b. ‹liair.ammes, SPORTING INTALLIVENCE. NEWMARKET THIRD OCTORF.R MEETING. •UIDaV, NOV. T. Sokutriptkm Handicap Phi, ol Sul for it and 3 yr. old bones. 'fwn-yr old C. Gen G.,atet b. c. fiwinley, 3 yet. 01-I, SW 611. . . 1 Col. Todd's b. c Hippomenes, 3 yr.. old, 11.4 61b. . 2 Duke of Graftion's b. f. Merrythouglit, 2 yr.. old. 6•t. 131 . ... 1 Mr. Ladbroky'. b. c. WoroiwouJ, 3 yrs old, 34. 4th M•. D. Ra•leliffe'a br e. Pedestrian, 3 ~.old, 9.t 21h. Sir F. Standish', br f..i.ter to Dimbury. 3 yrs old, 8.1. 6111. Mr. Wilson's b. e. Newm trket, ; yr. old, 114. ♦lb. Sir I. b e Currycomb, 3 yrs .44, Tat. 1316 Mr Prantliwaytha'. b e. Southton, by Pega,us, 3 yrs okl, 7,t 1916. Mr. W. Railer.h. f. Fanny Fancy, 3 yr. Alit . 7.t Inlb Mr W itool'. b. c Jumpy:Nil Worthy, 2 yr. old, Sir C. Ilineoury's b. f. Lydia, 3 yrs. old, 104. - - dr Mr lioonrthl eh e. Honest., 3 yrs. 014, 7.1 101 h. - dr The Judge could place only throe —Foti, 1, 1 apt. Swinlay —7 to 1 nit. iiippoosenet—.6 to I art M.-rrythought Mr. R %erre. SirDrria, So. Met L.I. Foley'. liippocans pia., 3.4. bib. D. I. 1 00g. —Fhirieon to S ag.t. Sir David. Mr. R. Bores'. Rrainworm, Att. odb. host Sir .1 Shelley's Mou.raelor, brother to Whiskeraddo.rs, 7.1. 7lb M. 53g.. —Six to 4 on Itrainwoont. Mr. W..t.0n.. Drearinonght, hey, Mr Mellish'. Mari ann*, b.t. 71b. Ab. M 5 r..—Five to 4no Dreadnought Nlr S.rrel, 6.1 lllb. beat Mr. Mellith's Mari• ann.% 110. lllb. Ah. M. t)i..—Fire in 2 net Sorrel. Lnrel Foley's Cry Pet?r, So 10Ib. rec. 25gs. film Mr. Ho. u..rth's 1100.5ty,7.1. D. 150 z.... . . Mr. Watson'SDirxhurv, 94.1f1h. art. Mr. WIIIMIU'd sister 1,1 Duxbury , 641 714.—aV14.1.1r. old C. Y.sr. Off. .Ir. flown th's 11usardr, INt. 111 b. ago. Mr. Watuna's Juniper, 7.1. lulb. Tro yr and C. 50e. Off. SA TUADAY. NOV. 2. 191.,kc of Grafr.n's Gst beat Mr MeiliA's Lady 'trugh, Su. Slh. I/ I. s.i i s —4 to 5 apt Dodena. Mr. Howorth's Nimrod. late Nmsal, beat Duke of Grd rm's Lumbago, Lt. each. Two-yr. old C. 25p.-6 to 4 asst. Nimrod. Mr. R. 13.,ste's Bobtail, est. 101 b. beat Mr M•llistes Stretch, 7t 31h. Ab. M. slts.—i to 4on 11.4tAiI. Lord Foley's Sir Harry Dirusdale, est. 101 b. rec. from Mr. R. Royce's Sir Drvid, 7st 111 b R.O 50r. CLERKENNTLL SESSIONS, Nov. 4. M,/on WILLIAM NI AIIIWANINB, Chair".v, and a nn Rear' of 7ustices of the Peace _fur that County. Irilliam Miry, a prisoner in the Col,l l l*th-fields prison, was indided for stealing a quantity of cop per from a building in the prison. l'he Gels of the ease were pmed by Mr. Arid, and he was sentenced so remain in ennfingment six months above the term for which he st , od committed. James /Girl'', a blind fiddler, was brought up for judgment, on a conviEtion of keeping a disord rlv house ; na,mely, a house for music ;tnd dancing. con trary to the statute. This son of Apollo had before fillets under the displeasure of the Magis rates, by suffering his harmonious strains to attraFt an ass-m -blatte of not very orderly company, at his lniging, in Duke-street Their Worships had, however, re laxed their severity, and they promised to pardon him. upon condition, that he should not commit a repetition of the offence. Kegaa consequently lift off his favourite pursuit for a shoot time ; hut, finally, returned to it i.gain ; and his balls displayed all the gaiety they originally possessed ; his enemies could net see the former scenes of merriment re vived, without disapprobation ; the Magistrates were. consNuently, again applied to, and our blind Orpheus was summoned to attend the bench, in. stead of which. he refused to leave his festive throng, and, with the greatest sans frud bid their Wordships defiance. _ _ . _ _ On being called upon to speak in defence of his condua, he alleged, that after he had been warnei to leave off his musical pursuits, he complied with the injunttion during five weeks, at the end of which time, his wife went to the work-house, his children were starving, and the whole of his family would have perished, if he had not again taken up his fiddle, to procure them bread. He observed, he was blind, and had no other way of getting a livirg. He said, he had been employed by several Ma gistrates to exert his musical powers at their houses ; and he thought, from the indulgence he had experienced from them, that he ought to expel a licence to carry on his business, if their Worsh.ps did not approve of his conduit in the present in stance. The Court informed him, that the contu macy he had :hewn could not pass unpunished, and he was sent►nced to one month's imprisonment. Sentence was then passed upon the several per sons found guilty, and tern.tining for judgment ; and the Sessions closed. The University and King's College of Aberdeen have eleßed the Ri,4ht Hon. Lord GLZIORIVIe to be Re:tor of that University, for the ensuing year, in place of the late Di v o SCOTT, Esq. On Wednesday and Thursday. the South Devoe Militia, commanded by Lord Rota.c, arrived at Lilo-mesa, from Bristol. On Sunday morning, at nine o'clock, Deur .- Col Jzfeni-esoti inspeaed the lit Battalion of the Queen's Volunteer Corps, on their grodud in Chel seaselJs, for the last time this season. After the inspeetion, the Corps marched to their Armoury, where they deposited their arms and acco.arements till the spring. One of the members of the 1.1 Company, refusing to deposit his belts, the Colnetol dismissed him from the Cups. As a soldier belonging to the Surrey Militia, ly isig at Dover, was washing a bat-horse on Friday last in the Sea, the beach being stem, he was soon out of his depth, and, in swimming, threw his rider, who was drowned before sufficient assistance could be procured; thz horse being blind, kept swimming is a circle fur some time, but could ant be saved. . - Yesterday, at Nlarlborough-street, three women of the names of W 115.,,, Weikrr, and Merge. (two of whom were fashionably attire)), were charged with stealing a valu a ble s ilk s h aw l from the shop of Messrs. IIY nz and Lt.ovu, Warchonsemen, 68, Pall-Mall. Two of the Prisoners went into the shop, and desired to look at some valuable silks, acc. They left it without mi.kitig a purchase, an were * j oined in the weft by the other Prisoner, to whom one of them was observed to hand the shawl in ques tion. Inft.rmation was given to the shopman. by a Gentleman who witnessed the transalion; and, on their being brought back, the Prisoner who had the shawl in tier possession, threw it behind her on the counter. Several valuable articles of mereery were found in their possession; but they refssed to give an account of , hearsselves. They were re manded until Friday, to give tradespeople. who have fees tobliod, as opportunity of attending. smtriorigLn, 611.6n4r. Nos. 4. T. , vs( the 0441--per Stunt .4 616 EMI 14 64 to 44 64 I Ve41.... .. 44 U.s to 34 44 Mutton 4. 04 t• 4s 6411 Ptuk ..... —4l 44 to .5s 4d Lain► .. NI. ►• 51. W. Hese of Cattle tttit Itar, R 0.., 3,611—ih00. and I.A•ub4. i 4.6g)0. NEWGkTF. AND LEAL/F*4II%LE. NIARKETS Plv the Ca.cate. leaf Z. R I In AA 8.1 I Veal Si 0.1 to Ss 0.1 Menne—. la 84 In 3.. 13J Pork 4. 4d to S. 4.1 IAo.I , tl. l. t 4s G 4 PRICK. I)7 )curs t Market 4• Clare Market Whotectiapel Market. es I ►er St..ne of 124 Avers,. Price... 44 2cl Tsswn r its 6d Yellow --s a 76,-- Price of Candle.. per doz. TALLOIV. Yellwr X G. 96 71. White (Otto .69. Oa Sow,. darn.... —.4 ad SPI 04 Melting .Stuff..--• Od 484 0.1 Unto ro , sch —§ 4!. GrAires ls Good Drees —1 lOW .11ottle I, I , l6—Card, 904. 114 A —'l4ootelA., RAW HIDES. Rost Heifer+ and Steer., lor stone. 31. 6d to 41. Od Middlings 9.1 to 3. M. Ordinary Ma , ket Calf I!.. 94 each. Engtisii lions Sheep Skins .3a. Cd to Si Od. Lamb Skin+ l r. 04. to da 94 PRICE OP 1.1:1TIIER Lott, 40 to 5611.. each Ditto. 60 to 6316 each 264 to 274 Merchant. Kick. 2ll to 244 Drafting Dula... '24 to 234 Fine C och 110.4 234 to 21.1 Crop Hideo for totting Ird to 23 1 rho 4 )rdmary 214 to 9'..1 1 Calf Skins. 50 to 40Ib per Demo 'rid to 434 Ditto, 9io to 701 b Shd to 42.11 Ditto. 70 to NIA. 164 to 36d r' Isoati %oats teat...444mA) 394 to 4.44) i I.arge ildin 100 s t. It:to• per 4..aen. Tamed florae NW" .V., 1,. 3'. 0 -r he'ft Chet Silos ~ -..4 to —.• d. o• BItILIUTHECA MUR PI lat4A. By Mr. STEWART, At his Rooms, opposite .llbany, PiCCatlllif, is the keno , 1 of DECEMBER next, THE Valuable and Critical LIBRARY ef the brst chosen Authors, in all Languages; liknore maw/ voluminous choice unpublished Manuscripts; raintiesh which will be found a Portrait of Pope, by R chardam, sod allowed to he the best of that groat Poet in existence, &tad *le' ray other Orteitish of celebrated people ; Triskett, Book-ciries a•id other Effells, the property of the late Arthur Murphy, Eot the Translator of Taititua, sad many well-known Drama tic %Yorks of grnt celebrity. Lt)NtION :—minted by G. DAVIDSON, No. O. Cn Brnw Street, Covent tiaoloo, not Pusllvlted at dog Office, No. .1, Nock of St. dement•* Church, Strand, Sr W. S rt/CS, (.1 N.) 7, Niro Belt m Sheet, LA( AT Order% &e. lnr rfu. Paper, Mks' to the Oise (pee l- W e will be duly attewSpl.eb, Jur, ■aawtca, OCT. 1. The Lark pack*, Capt. Dell ; and the Ara !add. Capt. Hammed, sailed this morning with the Mails of the tat, fot Husum an l Gottenhurgh ; among other passengers. was a Messenger charged with dis patches for the Coitet of Vienna. It is expecied that the Packets will, on Saturday neat, commeace sailing to their oIJ station, Cux haven. DEAL, NOV. 2 Sailp i l the Comtdront and Iralaraut sloops of war, and several gun-hrigs, far the Fiend' coast. Remain in the Damns, the Edgar. Oreoit, Lerr plrri, .4 ,ielopr, Adtmaat, Istreptd, Rarnthe%, and liustu, men of war ; the Venus, .1,42.11,C. and La SOW', frigates; the Oiler, Spy, :old Alert. sloops of war; the Berle, Voirrole, Disceocrv, Deviolahort, Prwtero, Zebra, and Liolfer, bombs ; many gun brigs, cutters, and loggers, and a large feet of trans intrts, with troops on hoard, detained by contrary winds.—Wind Easterly. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. AIIIIIVLD At Ply nnuth—the Surinam, Jolene, from Dantaie At limerpocii--the Toms, Smith, front Riga; Ranger, %Valker ; and the WM', Reid, from Patel...burgh. At LancastertliellAMlollV, Knoell, from Riga. At Belfast—the llihvnia, Coughy, ftona Lutiton. At Antster.tam—the Diana. Froneh, troy hlavr.Yark. At Buurduaux—i•the Katty, Rooth, front Virginia. THE MARKETS. CORN•EXCIIANUE, Mow DAT, Noe 4. Se•oplies of Wheat coastwise ore arrived in t desahie good in.q.l), and sale, in general scarcely retch last price; hid prime Danttic rather exceeds the currency. Good sam ples of hialting Bailey ere in requeet, and fetch au advance. White has likewise. Nut many samples of Old Beans, and their &Arer. Oat. arrive in middling supplier, and this article 111p01,111 last prices. Flour w net very plentiful at the cur rency ui last week. CIIIRF.NT PRICE OF GRAIN. 'V heat 4S. 36. 70s. Beans 47.. 345. 725. I/3s 0.1 Tick Beans 43.. Od. Rye 96 34. Od Oat,. 2G.. St.. 34. gar!ey .37.. 42. 01. Pulan.ls 3511. 576. Od . Matt White Peas.... 56.. 6's. Od Fuss Flout 6SS. 70. GI ..ev Peal 33. 59. Od Ser..ed. 60s. 65s Od.. V.TURN 01." WHIKA' Ineludirig only front the 21st agreeably to t' a d. 37 Quarters at 80 IC4 at 78 -- at 77 90 at 16 62 ► -- at 76 288 --- at 75 706 at 74 139 at 73 617 at 73 1070 at 70 at 69 5'7 at 69 at 67 Total, 7.197 Quarter+ Is. b4d Imre. 41 .T IN MAKK LANF. It of Oct. to the 2eith of Oct. the new Act. e. 666 at 66 55 —r—rra at 65 6 127 at 64 334 at 63 29 - at 61 110 at 58 sig --... at 94i 390 at 55 3 164 at 53 145 at 51 264 ...--.. at 50 51 at 41 17 .—... at 45 —Average 66. than last Return . A RETURN OF FLOUR, "'root Oct 19, to Oct. 23, from the Cocket Off ce. tacks s d. f Sacks s. d. Sac ks s. d Ti.... 75 0 910 ... 64 0 65.... 64 0 3.... 74 0 10.... 67 6 60.... 6J 0 7.... 73 0 23 4 . 67 01 6J.... 62 0 13664.... 70 a I 136.... 66 0 119.... 60 0 507.... 69 0 649.... 65 0 10.... 59 0 95.... 66 6 20.... 64 6 Tuta1—.16,92.9 Sacks -- %sera Os. 1.1 lower than la.t • •, 694. 414. ~,,a4 PI otarxV:T. K., 4. Ship. at Usitilitt. Sold P:irs. 16.•S•n tt..l4ewmitle ...• i. ..... 46 4 i t a 61t fli itellend ..•sa /..Stale Coil 1 .... 51. 44 a N .... a 04 1.. Cinders 1.1.1 AM LAMS .411 .04101..1. 1 it th e OSCLS. Plabh, PRICE OT STOCKS--.o e , Go, St.wk, 9y per Cent .............. Gov. Debentures, per Cris% .......... .. .. 941 UAW Stuck, 5 p e r Ge n t ....... 034 Gr..nd Canal Gun, G P 4( rad ........... (..NIURSF. Or Pit %maceration th 10 2 V. D 1.3.. at Sigh• Rneteplam e f 11 7 2 U. livnburgh l2 9 131 , A.o.4ina . Pans . . Dttt• , 2 Ui 0 Rourdegoz . f 6 I Cl , lll Madrid •• • • 28 afect Rohm' :II ‘NGE.--Now. Vence lie. pic., LrAtroro ...... 611 Oporto tvi cu. k 13 •. 1111 UP. t . O. 41. P..rturraltior/4 in CMS •e.ll Ha, per 44 . 0 0 1 thotri ....... 0 0 A %me Orthars • 0 1 6 solver on Na,. ••••• 0 0 0 Kr* nth n Awn rrn the giak ai Noa' 1,4 per Cent. 411 )...........111A1 21, A ,) 41161 Aar.. Lethown 32 Naples 0411 , e. 4l kV plc. Dublin on Lowlon It~lran 4.4 LonAtm tl-Iha wt nnillll/1 t !JIM 111E1 HS. Mr.. Frs.'s'. oife of John Fraser, Eui of Ealruadoe t , o f , daugh.er, at Ho:it:Afield, on the 27th Sunday evaitiug last, at Iscley, 4..)xfor.l.lnre, the La.ty of Maxtvcll, lityrurling Field o:ticcr for that county, of a sou. MARRIAGES. At Milbank, Scotland, the Itstli alotant. Al..Lowle„ Mac. ICCII1o.„ Lett. ine•cloant, ih L•trid•ut, to Moo %f a ,. .nod dngi.t.r of Kenneth Markettate, At licllaidr. Scotland, on the 111 inataid, Haotatoll Plies Ei of H.. Mar". l ' . ` *h.f , klasolne, to Ma. Fettle., rid-4 daughter of Mejo -General ILI Ferrier At 1./unaud Huu.e , So rritthire. on the llth inve n t, N,.1 M'l.,clilan, Esq. of Kolnoclionach, to War Menia M'Uoural., daughter of the decea.e 1 1)r Nl.l..)o•trill. soma Inosi of Fon- At Stevenstiin, Scotland, nn Toesdav, the 99th curr W. William Blackwood, Bietk,eller, Edinburgh, to M Janet Steuart, daughter \lf Robert Swan, DEATHS. On Welnealay morning, Mrs. Peck, wiis of Mr. Fete t•I Peck, bmksel:er, of York Lately. at Sherhorite, rr, the prime of life, after a short ta.., winch he sup, , ntted with becoming furtaude, Esq. a Comoninry-Lieiteral in the army. Un ThurstLy I.ntt, at Kingsland, Dorset, Mr. Hood, tither of that brave and cr.-client Offter , Sir Samuel Hood, K H. Lady Bruce, of Stenhouse, Scotland, on Sunday, the Lth instant. On S u nday night, at the Queen's Palace, in the 54th year of her age, Mrs. Briggs. the Deputy Housekeeper to 11,e Mn. jeer She that stmaition for forty-four rears. Oft the 211th ult Sherburne, in the 67th year of kb ag-, much regretted by all who knew hire, Erie Hawker, the late aUrViYirlit SIM of Peter Hawker, Esq. of Longuarn;i, 'in the county of Flints. Ho was many years Major in He Msjesty's 624 Regiment of Foot, end latadv of the litre Reg mist of the I2orvet Volunteers; a men of the strictest inters. sty •nd hauteur; his last moments, like the • hole of hi; Media. sive and beiter• dent life, were beyond example calm, ;Ind, hulled, and easy. On Saturday his It114•114S •ere convened the parish church at Folk., attended by five teoinpalves of the First Regiment of Dorset Volunteers, eriatinimUrd by them Noble Colossi, the Earl of Iliphy, where they were d p sited with grmtt solemnity, in the presence of a large cracouive spectators; the Volunteers, in the most steady and 'old e•-like manner, giving hire the military honours se justly due to ha rank and meat. The pall was supported by Mart Cuunile ham and the three senior Captains of the shove regiment; and all appeared anxious and forward to pay the le-t tribute of re spect to their departed friend. The whole was comluited with the utmost decency and decorum, violet the swymnakudance and directinn of Major Cunningham. Oil Saturday evening, the 26th ult. James hiayliir, a twee sawyer, died suddenly, at Hurnogstone.hou , e, near Ihrches ter he was at work in his box, but a few minute bdire. Its his Pockets were tumid 25 guineas iu gold. SR ha:l-guinea., several wren sltdlingr pioc.s, and ensue silver He was a very indietrious ace, and has !sit a w its and lour chi:drat at Bridport. PRICE OF SEEDS IN MARK-I.ANF.. CarrawaF N. OA to Q 0• NI per cwt. C i..n kr I h 011 to 14. OA Ith IA to 2141 Od Whits Mustard Seed 6d to Brown ditto 9s 6d to Turnip to, 0.1 to Buad B-an l3t 041 to Lott, rods . S•. Ltd to Tins 36s 0.1 to bOs Od to .1•-';‘ .41 I. 04 to I,fs 6I per bushel. lit Od 16. OA 70s Od per quarter . SO. Od •-41 Od PRICK:, OF 11%Y 24rot r AND STRAW. !oBr. IT SAM'S . ' wNIT Na 41 teal liar 11 14. a4l 10, Near 01 a 01 0. I Straw .11 a 11 IS. Ctrar ll 124 a 21 6 I PRICE II HOPS. • 411111. Kent ln 71 7, I .at !iusoest.... .41 to if —.661 I Sweet' 41 4. 71 1,1• r.ll 401 POrt • r% HIM! WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON Mom .. YS nein after 11. Even....ser neon. meter If SALES BY AUC [ION. COPT-RR:IIT AND COPPER-MATES. av Mows. LING anal Ltlei At their tlre.it Ronni, 311, Kinipstieet, Covent Garage, TII IS, and o:haa vie Dm, at Twelve. ACOLLECTI'I()N of BOOKS, Boum!. and is gtooree, Cl' )07 itli4ht and Co l i,er rates, he The first part of the Stuck of Mr Jo IN I.LIFF‘IAN,, Sat graver, .k slot Map.ell.r, retiring from business. MAy be viewed, and Catalogues had et th• Room. FISGLISH PORTRAITS. Rs Mr RICHARIirtoN, At his 'louse, No. in the Strand, THIS, and Tee lAN:mint Eleatic', at Six n'Cloeirs 4 COLI.LC - 11()Not ENGLISH PORTRAITS. ri appertaining "u the smiting Clads', many very era mid particularly usehil fee the piirpurie of illustration, by t f 11 wing?aeemed Eticravers.--Delaram, Etaraeke,Fai , lumic, Glover, 11.41 m, Loinhsrt, Marshall, the r e . ' es, chasmic, White, sts. beLng the Duplicates tif the late Mt. Ro'sert Grave. To be viewed till the t;one of Sale. Caralerse", Sixpence, may be had or Mr. Riciiardson, No. Sig Strand. Bs m STEW ART, At bit Rooms, 194, Pier...ldly, opposite Albany, THIS DAY and TO MORROW. FINIE BOUND STOCK of the late Mr. KERBY. A lksolseller, of Old Bond-stmt. Aatensgst tt►ree walk) found, via. Octavo —Andermie. complete Fdition of the Poets, IS Or Locke's Works, 9 vols. I'o r •e. ‘Vork., 9 vols. Gentlem Magazine, Plaice, St vol. a fine Set. Bell'. Surgery, 7.• Quarto.--sAinswinth'. Dictiosary. loser's Lexicon. Coxes Memoirs of Sir kohert Walpole. Brand's Newcastle, fl vole. Le Brun Voyage au it. tom. Sonnies Travels. P6illips's Voyagib. reananill i , and many others equally valuable T.. he viewed, and Catalogues had at the plate of Sale