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^ mss " :~ .~1 . . .r-1 . i . • 1 1 411 /k • ‘I 9 AlNligscit"""l LAW EMU/WINCE. COURTOF kiNG ifsEricH,Wirrsasigstsa—Fss. is, Sat*, at Nisi Press bffins Lord ELLsososouom. There were several causes tried. but of no late. rest except to the parties concerned. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS, littomuy,Fss. IL This day the Sessions for the County com menced at the Sessions-House, Clerkenwell Green, before W. MAINWASINU. Esq. Chairman, and • full Bench of Magistrates. 'themes Bake•, a dustium, was indicted for an assault. The Prosecutor, a person of respectabi lity, stated, that he had contracted with the Com missioners of Mary-le•bone parish fur the exclu sive !privilege of collecting the cinders, ashes, and du►t, made by the inhabitants, for which privilege he paid the enormous sum of 1,5001. annually ; in order to enable hint to return the money so paid, lie said be was obliged to keep a good look out that there were no trespassers upon his domain ; and in the coarse of his walks be discovered the Defendant conveyidg away dust ; he immediately cautioned the Defendant to desist, and to induce Mtn to do so, informed himwho he was; bat instead of complying, the Defendant assaulted and brat him in a most violent manner. The Jury found him guilty, and the Court sentenced him to be im prisoned three months in the house of Correction, Culd-bath-fields. NEW SHIRIFIN Ligseriek Cosnly—Ausact Ds Yeaa HtTIT, of Currie', Xerry—R. C. HICK/OX, of F. ronoyle, 134. Cork-400r Dr %r Facoo•o. E•q• GO o--Toi•gre .51'N • 4.11. of Ay le, Eq. NSW LAW APPOINTMENTS IN SCOTLAND. We underatana the following appointments, among the G-utletneii at the liar, are immediately to lake place :•—• Mr. Solicitor-General Boyle to be a Lord of Session and Justiciary, in the room of Lord Callen, deceased. lina id 3100 ) Penny, Eay. to be Nolicitor•Geaeral. Hobert Craigw, Esq. to be Judge-Admiral, ire place of Jobs Burnet, Esq. deceased. So Tbuoias Kirkpatrick, Bart. to be Sheriff of Dawkins is place of Mr. Craigie. Sev, , nal other appointments are spoken of. but not flow sulliment authority to mention the names. Mr. Heyle's appointment occasions a vacancy in the Iteitrescntation for Ayrshirr. In the ease of the persons brought up for judg ment in the Court of King's Bench. on Saturday aenniglit. for la riot at Chester (reported in oar paper of Monday se'nnighl). we have to regret an error in the report of Mr. Calmly . * sp.sch in mitigation of punishment. - The Learned Counsel did not apply the epithet of meanness to Mr. Pnta- Ton. as stated in our report. There is no mon of higher honour and nicer (Wing than that Gentle. man. nor could miry men. in the slightest legate acquaiiiiril with hi. character. speak of it in such unworthy r, nos.—We are sorry that we had sot an earlier opportunity to correct the error. as well to justiro to Mr. &MILTON. as to the icarursi Counsel to whom the expression is attributed. Ow Thurarlay. considerable damage was done in Castlegate. and the I•uhurbs of Berwick. by a very high wind: it blew s• strong that some people were actually borne down by its force. Tiles and tops of chimneys were falling in all direction... A ro man with a child. in Cartlegate, hod a very morrow eseve ; part of a chimney fell Sato the street close beside them, hat they received no injury. Sentry box es on the wills were ',loan over, go., one of th e 'twine!, in getting out had his ivirAtct broke in p; rte.*. A party of the 31 Drazowns, from OwiMford, paned through S4ii.bury la.t week fur Euter ; end • party of the Mk I. , ;tht Dragoon+, from Ittanifind, cilium in nu Saturday, for the saute route, but afterwards to proceed to Plymouth, sad 'nil; .ik for fur-'pt a.m..... The *bete amowuted to 4hout pn turn, with I;tt hurter. The fills•iti4 is s list of the passengers &sliced Ur eh, f.ogn %heirs. Bon t . i.o.,Thissisisponlas.s, fog 3isse Maria Julio Amos, sods New N 1.. aid t'r•e -f.4.11. H. M. wish Rms. Feet: I.lrni. N A.l4kr.. 1411; N. gt N I.; J. C. Lewis 11. M. K• 0 fiss ; 11)....!tr1i. II al. MIA 11.-a. —Fru.. Brimat—r Snorilsatok Esc; i F. T. Er. his-, Atl; R.tt N C; 1. rd.. 1711; h I ; Mr Rehm biAir ; Alban •. ii•• sr.* the liar Courpse)', r nirit I'le•ongers ;or. troorti Ki •N _ Rebisal-:Mr i. Backwash 1%, M.O. ti. E.,.—r:.,: asasea—.M Alter C look % 11.... MM. Sas 11. hi s hues II k... S.t...i.sy night. as J. kimiestto. Esq. of W dbid. , 'feral's....Wore, was rrturoing hew I , oes Terrseigtrie. between the hoots of tor fre anA one • k. .h n opposite the S.i nflhery. wear' o'ce% Co sit, in iho istiopiktorried. he 1...eril goose .10 4 1. eti,l imine.hetioly • hare they were perry eN ran inn, a pure-wet lea to the fetter. et the top at tii, irrost mrs.liv. and tn the spot where 'fir ...a, in whirls it lims, entaillerf ; he 14ot off his h...se. mil took the seines'. when three men re l't:A^nr , '.. fro. k. ar!rsorerl. keorkr.l him r••+n, 4.A On hi. attempting to ti-e erpeateil Wow*. leeting hire seniorles• in the road, thie of the eornintly ..a whilst rosttiiiir the not rag-. melons. if--a him. give hies • Irma ans." Oar Iteettred galore. fretted is off..rrd for hews.. and twat. lion yf either of the ♦ retet e*. It:•••••.—A weapon 54. Rowed tousirryll is Fres In lort. 14e of We l kin, near Col. to.ll 11.trolt-• • iw'unight. She was • folotener ola. h•ol foilro•r•I the Nona troop, loos the Con'twol. 6 , 14 +es k,, w• to prone woe pateto rq-vt, IS sloth she alerts earn.,) &hoot her p r r u no in • Irmit.• thole tip wit 4.101 i but the ofewl.elar of th • ton sooet•o." 1...1 ..n ut wretch t• rorpo•nete the Attend est oil le • h ,„,,,,,i f A how Oa. I. mg ow., 16 , isidy. 011e1170.01111 S. b ,Ol bees . lauath• 4 a.tia ..1 ,h e o we d rb• ealhetoo••• 'who .Hh 461. Iw MISO. d we e, Ash. Y ti.• Ault Sail ev•Awit to etikatg. sod yourse••l • •rirto•i• too Jw.rk •., 1.• ha d„,. •c•Nr•L lissetimee are waiarg IAN earn& Amp ceemri'e : % Me hi f. 111.,1:• . . RERTFORD COUNTY MEE PARLIAMENTAKY REFCRNI. On Saturday a ononeroos and respectable Meet ing of the Freeholders of the comity of Hertford was held at the Shire Hall at Hertford, for taking into consideration the propriety of petitioning the House of Commoiss for a Reform iii Parliament. THOMAS HMSO/all. Ewl. the High Sheriff, having taken the Chair, opened the bustne•s of the day, by stating the Requisition, mild rending a letter from Mr. Plainer, their late Representative, who had first signed the Requisition, apologizing fur not attending the Meeting. which he was preveuteil from doing by severe indisposition, and expressio; his ardent huiws for the success of a cause to which he bad devoted all the active years of his life. This letter was received with warm approbatiou by the Meeting. W. litLl jou. Esq. 'ben addressed the Meeting iu a very luminous speech. He stated, that from the discussion the subject had undergone in Parlia ment, and the opinion the Freeholders of this county had often expressed upon it, it was unneces eery for him to go into it at length. We were now arrived at a period when the institutions df our an cestors had been corrupted and perverted, the pare guards of our freedom removed, and the House of Commons, instead of being a check upon the mea sures of the Executive Government, had become a passive instrument to carry them into execution. — No contrast could be more inelanchaly than that between the former and the ptesent state of the country. We saw every successive Administration receive equally the concnrrence and support of the House of Commons. We had lately seen an Admi nistration. the most imbecile and corrupt. receive the support of that House. in ovasition to the 'Nisbet of the empire—we had seen a charge made in Parini. lament, that the Members of A !ministration were (vo mited ins the purchase of Seats in that House, an I we had item the majority of the House of COMMOII/ refuse to eider tutu the investigation, and justify their refusal on the ground of the frequency and no toriety of the transact ions.—We had seem the I loose of Commons determine, that the Expedition to Walebern was wisely planued, and ably conducted. It was to petition for a remedy to such a perversion of the elective franchise. so fatal in its consequences to the liberties of the country. that we were now ay. 'tabled. The decision of this question woold de. termine whether the country was to regiits its former freedom. ■nd tho' that d. ciaion might be protract ed. there was no region to fear that the cause of Reform would iiltimstely prevail.—He cooduJed by moving the following Resolutino- That a Petition be pretested to t►e Haase of (' am nions, innytug that it will take olio it, owlet sertous torea,fre. aliens the prevent Repieseutatiou of the People to I t a:iumn.t. .2. Thit the Petition woe real be prewoted to thy. II au-c of Commons. 3 Tialt it be sbrov , l b Ilse Sheriff, Yu Ibyzo of the Geo id/Mee lirt•tili, In ilie balm of the •: at oy. aii.l ire jr.i.a. initteJ to Ms Brand, to be et... 1 ,1 to the noose of Coss- 4. that Ito. Thanks of lila lierllog hr zi...R to .he If m. Thema, Hrs.! fie the Motion by hint molt in the hist See• atom of Pailiatserti, for su Istpiiry lobe thr State of the Re. rea.utatiou of the People in Hie Iltoin of Consuani N This the Thanks of this Nlyettng he Shen to Sir J. S Rabeight, Rat. Catri it, tat J Halsey, 11.-.1 tool Daniel 4: l lre, E., foe their support of Mr. Bramrs Motion. b. That the Theirks of this Marking be Os. gives to the Ham. Mr. Lllllbo, turd 'ales Towtobeirth ‘lroliertri in stirs f'outity, soot the other Members otter Ilw.e ut Cont emns who gars Iheir suppm t to the Nlotitot. Upon the brit h4114g, psi*, it via. car. rieti with about five diswnttent•, mid 41 the uther Rt•olutionr wire carried uounimi.•ily. It wins then propose.l, that the thnoks of this Meeting be siren to William Plower, Eq. the eon *latest legend of Parliamentary Itrf"rm, for his hat. iag tint sussed tl-e ktequisitioa fur calling the Meet ing. and fur the *raiment+ expressed in his letter, now read by the Sheriff—whiA was carried 'main mostly. UpOn the Heaolteion of Thanks being passed, Mr. BRAND came Coward, and ivltlresoril the Meeting. Hr shortly ri capitulated the ground. of the never.ity for Reform, exposed the evil. of the nomination to florotizh Representation, and the in. jury caused by the VIIOTNIQUID extreme of Electors, winch cxclud.d so much talent soli patriotism loin the public easier. Ile 1.1.f.,1 the mamas of his conviction, that the questi on o f 'Worm, though now velnmently opposed, would Is tinselly priors. Omit. and mpresse I his high grwiticetion that Isis ukicrie cueing's+ to promote Helium lied met with the e ! telot ation of his Com Wu-solo Mr. Brand convetulated the Meeting on the clunge in public opinion no tie ' , object of itufurin; they recollected the flint when ht expressed the sentimeuts, now ho. d with their Approlietion, he and his Mewls h .4 been ttsclo..ed, m.d their routirm sod duidns s:Adionigtid m.srepresented. S.r Jowl ft. '4l inIGMT ewe: ped hi. cordial ap• volume ttttt ..5 •ten statement rep, .•eat 1. has 110- noutal.lt Colkotassr, and his deter n 111160,1 to sup port lite plan of Reform lie had ••Irnitted ; beratur it was a 111 in of amenilinrett d tht Constitution. on 4 nut of .t• sloatruetsoo ; thong's h. would never sanction. by In. .apport, any rt•ionrrr opersl4. lion% or Gist 14-.1 throne, of tioverisnolst ; for he kora how ;sloth tarsier it ca. t• des•my • Coa st 'fusion, U.an to erect one ;wart cull; 1 4e 4 terr— Ass I he that when he night happen to dotter. a. or "lien might. Pan the nionion of kw rnn•ttturut., however they Sight erasure hi•jesile• y "mold st vo ter.l.t to his integrity. moil truot4l he should alooya be aka to inert then. with th.• •..me honest rare be doll that slay. The Thus L.of the Meeting WNW then Verne to 'Or. lide rot th• •btr and lominon• insisarr in oh.iti he hail ' ,p rim ' th e hu•ow.+. of the A ly.-11, It-taluiton of Thanks to tb- I le i th rtb.riff for hi. having s•olint the Wiling, and liar hi• able an•l iraputt.l c °nitwit so the Choi , . wars Own pa-•r.l. RAW Sc.& Heifers sail Steen (pet stow) sas. s.&. to 39244. Wolabia IN 44. Su as. lid. lawlisp MALTO.V CaIiSING MELTING. This Sleeting, which the had Weather had pot off . 3o the first week of the th, iumineisied on the itth, and the fineness of the *tattier compensated for the delay but as it will sometimes happen that delays are d:ingetous, the nuclide:ice of Members was not numerous at Mallon, per haps 'limner than Tuts MELTING hu almost ever had : a Meeting which for thirty year., in point of conviviality, u the fame of its efeyhonlids, aid the excellence of its hare., has stood iv. led Monday had attendance of the foxhounds, as usual, as they were etivgcll near York but in the afternoon the following giryleimida were drswu for the Cap, and run as under: Sir Thos. Slingsby's Serpent beat Major Topham's dog Charcoal Mr. Ridley% doe ' Neholt, beat Mr. Beata Adeta. Mr. Muusoo's HaMom, beat Mr. Hill's Daphne . Mr. Harriaoo's b Icb, Cora, beat Major 'Copltatu'a bitch, S)lpbid. Mr. Croft's Cork, beat Sir T. Sliteplaya Gib. Me. Heirs beat Major Topbanis slog, Loclasarar. Wijur Butere3 Blackboy brat Mr. Bert's Maw Either the Aug, run sincomenonly a rlt , or the hares ill, as aliniud every hare was killed that ars started. About ten Matches were run up, iii which Mr. Harrison's duo chiefly distinguish. d themselves; but certainly the courses were nut of that contllislatire which a February hare, on the High {Molds, sumrutxn eabtbils beryte the best greyhounds in the world . . . . . . .. . . --- Wednesday being ■ bye-day, and the fox-hounds being also engaged near York, at A Idwark, where they had our of the most g Illaut runs of the season, which left a number of worlby gratiemeu and. good boosts its the back ground, nu. thing was done at Mallon but coaling matches fit the swing Nut cumber, and drawing the gi. 'ins's& for the nt zl day, which were row on Thursday as under svenri D (*Lass UI vriN N :Nu nano. Mr. Harrisuw'sb. Co.as beat Major Borer's Illiekboy. Mr. Best's b. Vesta. beat Th. Rblbry's J. Nelson. S%VEEPSTAK Mr. Moosta.'s b. d Balloon, I Mr •Croft's b d. Cot k liar T. Stiogabyl b. d. Ile. petit, This coarse wen a ientarkllily hoe awl gate a lung sod kit trial to the the e Greyhounds who ran it, tool it was nut easy to decide whether the fir,t or secui:d dog was rem ly the best. A+ there slid not appear ■ stehrient number of Nlatchts fur the Friday, it wag res..lved to rut, the whole upon that day ; sn that thc following Matches were Shea *aka - 4d uu, with the winners as under. POST VAV' II es. Mr. !lilt against Major Tophinsi, madecidesi. Mr. Hill nun front Major To hags. Migue Suwer's BlarkSog /orbited to Sir T. Slingslq's Myrtle. Sir T. Mingsby's Fustier fort-ited to Major Soiree' Bum- Pc PfkqT 3IATCHH, eu.• MI. Rest won s. OW Si aj or fil4A , tr. Mr. Best won front Major BOWCO. Mr. Harrison w,.n from Striae 1 opbunt. Mr. HarriSmo'.. lluc hr st, beat Mr. troll's red and slate ►. Cvs. The Carp Deus Caring now recovered lbw/mine after Omir ermines, were started, and after a remarkable line course, was iisven as wader (thoug►Uw decisioa did Dot seem to attet the gem, al approbation) . Mr. Monaon's b. d. Raltaite, . - Mr itebt's y wd r. b. Vaasa, 2 Mr. Marrssee• ft. h. Cora. - The float Doe r,a Meier Busiter's breed ; the two last wee that of alaj.a• Tophem. The Jay tine a proof that we never despair; for tlenieto it began aif ts a hat.' tenet, it cell turned net one ..f the hest Jays ever relocation-rd at %Vita/rens. in the n hole manila of ther coercing —the harem rinnueg enician noloody due, as well as the dugs. Ten new alenthrr■ were elected—u, Chuludee, or Ito. ihme, and MroTli.oreld, of Lincolnshire; awl a full rule, that tint fostere wiry should bigot oto the laid %outlay ittatr of .of the that; as linens% the Melton Meeting in the la•.ttsuutx of the founds wa. r d fare with ilir land Mayor's pent.-s at Y.oh , and ether " g0...11p nw•vtiugs" in that r dv; and it cat out wieh..l that Illor C. a eel hi //I atom sh..uhl interfere awl up ofl the •• f. a- •e." at T , •rk The firkl nay eans:•r.ualy atieneci ef.cli slap 6114 fbr gvrrhuumta were ns•es r, one act iatr3ll46, 1 , 1 , 0 . 411, to the ;...,,-sl 111 intl., vrdrr, puttecadarly 'hued at Mi. 1.4,1, Mr Itarr.euto. and 31.. j w er. LORD M1N1J.V610,171 I V ...- Olt Tarnlay last, kis Lordship's hounds tort 111 Langt.a., aril bird the plantatisio• at that place, Whites-II 1% hin auJ )leisr, hut a dhoti sneer. ; fogad in Uck. eh ) %%lON aud sind a very 0110 t and aIIYIVIV 4111101, kat 1 ,10 040 10141,4 Of Vloirlit shuns, of coo . ; roar Middleton Tysa. mitts 111itio, Sod Nonni intinishatcly ; broke ar::y al the and as-tit over the saehnores, at a sio al Int 111elt• don. port, to 1111.1.101111i0 ; from this,i•oser hr *Mt Mottled. ly hallooed nwoy points.. fur (title ; was booilt .s. and tsar wooled by &Kinn thanks.. to within a shiat d stance of Croft and thi n scorning to own the cures, weal stringlit N Nora. Cordoni, through l'iltcsby Whin, elosseil the %lout ton road. past Cowtott Grange, and ran into bow oat oho laws at 11...inihy. %%ir4t Is surprising, only one of this cries Armed park was laissiog at his &Ali. This rue Nand with out a cheek fur use hoar mad twenty•ssecit initiates. veer ote of the deepest commits, with the lorgsst (sorts, to tile Cody Ittnit, and 10.14 i Itlrtr no many oa (10111.1. :e., b. at , for oat ifs aantetuns held et ateosi too b• mecca. th.(t *tailed, the fullowiug were mil) up at ilo ruociusioa • lota liarlingtidi ow tartly ktihr ; Mr. 11 - dham o I tick mond I ass ; Cape Healey on 1..h.' Mr. A 1,.. oat 1 lie Bitil ; Major Parker so Mary terry ; llr V. Ilartle, 'frumpier ; Mr. Daewoo co Mae Beard; Mr. Hetookiall on Hopewell; Mr. Hewitt sot lialwrod. Ibe t :irmakoto piteseet. aad ilous. who 1' Arne up simati l all , r•ulds, were ralettaiata me sat houyitabl) at toe tokl fa. mad in.satamo, b) iie Ralph Milbsalte. CRINBORPIX ClLicl: Fox Hot sns 111. i Ib heat elai • • spurt an Trirviny last itee ha... Ir) the .1.1.10 moo, tilos., on it,. .salty. lb., matt at prow ii•int about hilt' pro 5•1., • hrf • th.l Me. Imo. 11.4 a Any which W. 1., ...et le yiew .se, the it. • Is. rheum • kw the t hare. *hi a, itll.l a Usual 2.lri re hem •f MlNwt.., they sea Who h.es, weihost a sonak .heel 1111•;•• they levee eagles hoes, •••tlire Ars woe a s a the bone& wale limlos• the west •ohia •vi wit t h•or, whirs. Art a little they p .a bum •• 11..4 Walt , (now shone. he 1..4 eery the iiwu row. to to ,%•1•••••., wale, ow the %kale.- Inity Deem, ielor. ••• hrsitral hula isle eh* I ha" • a n„ ma a nal threads it fall les mites i• In.kr over the 11••••11truittli tattle Wood, l ag 1••••• k hers, thew shoe al a f t 41 hyped the ' s all at.. timber, park Seethe plinist••••. Mei tea sate hint, err SIN yet a ho••••, arise thew. •ifil ainielfs* haul meows they sere to the phinielo•••, • fresh Os bid* cow,. owl foe 40 , 11 IM gayly NW. 61 T«. 661 limbos. crowd the nod ea. she 116116 Sim •4••• f r 11.•••• 1.1•••• SE. h.tllrs f e Ibo 00 go . lama". hart We Isserrnme • he Shea Wait "wee. swim/ lb. t L.. Amite c•••••• OMAN the nb. i I i• 11. ° Tb".._,__"".. r"" 1 •41. wend two of Ile kW 1 haft tees • letter f.o n l'ai lee , doted the _.___bill ° 6.111 " hm" .....,:,,..e .. • .1 hasabasy•set. 0,... 0 ; 0 1 Ii•••• 1 .4 ......... of liorkew o o p.,1, g m % se 1 We 3th s m .. whi f fs fre..., 4 m•wt mtllnchnlb peel.', of " . """ sm , ev ." 9 0 :7... 44 hoe ,a dew owl . 40 . " 411 4 11.1 "." 4 . he • 11 : . "4" 11.1"14 .. ... "* . ;_ki.g_n reen0w. 44.114" ai /1 " / 661'n ' , the .11mm...et .4 the Lobos, ron i tn. elissioc.. who. IA 0 „di m "' o w rah w•bb wee !Alla lire; 116 " , ' , wit , --1 1111 " 4 " . " P" ' ' frees the *eat if reiplityment. ere in • mete sle•t eeeetsomt &Ai 441 "`" "1"." .0b b. "' N ......' a" 6.1 ' ' i::;* I pti. "" • P. S ilt :41.7 ""t ii •• . L a :r t. d Ni. 1186 ' M.. / $. IN Owed simegitese ; twe 14141/41 """ 45 • ibrolialt. railed the shy be. MI II SO were Worn woarfeedl. 'orb Mew . 11 :4= 6 ", of Soho Come. 11.1 ,f 0.114 %MO rived O. ; tete by the %irreales, it app oral •h.l nton tow b o. 014 led •""s ied lbil 15 , sr l= ga idyeassowew t o I betto ' bre serve is Al *Winn* condoms he • went of oath. r i .." .. ...:::, sar. ~.. bud awl to oboe b e Eel I - 141 1 , • 01 Wlrews. Nest th.mirs% r • end that saki. imis. Owing- feel' Owe fsw the - I,„j„,,V o th. W o mb geoid Eel oP hp bah • Val" 1.64 . Pil l " 6 " " •TRa AT l' i " "MI 1 1 1 1 11iri4 111.- 117 better. the lin inte.•• w. te inn. Inishc go fest thin it Wilt .Issesoe. /1 6 11.,...5ig 1 "'",..,........&ll.ll.Baltaiiriallimilimming" 6.........___11eme at— Ave Pe I Lee Imo. Ale 0 enetsl be met of the payee 4 'ha whys etss•sten, te we* • di fowl .....2:1„,,z -- - - - Lin ----- ".................._..2:._ me BLOW ••• bid see wit _ Una -."1.0•11 erne 101114 e vv. thine t• is f.—% Isloiel e.th•s:tiptso-s as. • it.• b • • " o 2,_ c Ullird ."--- e a heiefe mak hem. VW IPPIW aneloi 4 glow MeeNlooem a a lie "hi% U. sgh • IS lintel} set or, fmnb. ion Ow •wo•pnoe of efl.. t A itar :"..,...---•• rr...es , di , ka r a ,,, e e a re e i p si n or Ida Ile. iC . imil sew be elee e .4 l.ll "W& 1.4 " . w _ ........ i the se-level soli las Ili expose') iis f.--(Ce-i. e it ~..... 4,...... 11 owl IP. IPumitl o i r e ; tesisomPli the 1114. mi. —4 rre eni. ir e ;47 -.• J , N. , 1 • I :• •;,,, elm beekilie. 04 1 ----- ~.. .11.1. ...- . t jATEiLIGENCE. • rontsisonen, Pon. 17, Arr;ved the Csracoa.3ti Ants, C..pt. tower, and Menekau,3B, Capt. It. Parker. from Plymouth; Diciatr, 64, foam the Note; /Namara. 74, CAII% Lr e ; and Tremeadows, 74, Cantata K. C.unithell, from Chatham ; Wolverase. 18. Capt. Kerr; Sot. pedun, IS, Capt. Greets ; and Hawk, 18, Captaiu liuurchier, from a cram:; and Grasshopper, from the Dot.ne. AI4o armed the Castle F den, Taunton Castle, iv„,.th a ,,,pe on , Marchioness of Exeter, llaion, Union. earnatic, •nd icuse, East Litliatn,u, fratu u e Downs. S.ided e Mna, 6. Cap.an Grant, for P. month, t th he do c ked 3 ; Defiance, i 74, Capt. Rowe l l. to the eastward ; Favourite. for Plv i.,, e to re,ume her station ; and Fame aud Badger, oa a emze. TORBAY. FED. 16. The ships that were in the have ail pro, eed. ed to their respective destinations. The %mil to. day ha+ brru nbout N. by W. and Marvin!! fresh.-- Sir .1. Yorke sailPd ou Friday eveniag. Hussar at lniliatura this morning. MA IIK E l's. CORN-EXCHANGE, Fes is. CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. Wheat Ode. s , 6. 9 ..Is Beans (old) eat. :4: Fire ditto .. 91.0. loos Tick ditto 44a .oa. ‘,l Rye (new) Rutty 2:n. 401 I Poland ditto .. ~... aO, . ...:. Malt While Peas j .... so .. 35 . Rape Seed ....6... 461. s e t (boilers) Floe Flosi * 4. . . dos. Es Grey Pau. . 406. 451 Seconds •.r 7si .... -........• MORI IX; E flors -I Return, TntatsaaT. Fun 14. loat, pc' ...ta1l 11. le o'. sm. rley, ptt quarter 31s. —d. to ti.. —S. Oats 2al. —d. to 36.. _4. Re3n5...... 441 —a. to sea. ~ .41. New pato us. —d. to eds. —d. 014 Ditto —a. —d. to _a.--d . Proil s4s. —4l. to no. —d. PRICK OP HOP!. NOW •Al2ll. 11 FW roomers. Keot, tit. sa. to 71. tog. Keot, 61. fr. to 91. es Sasses, al. 12s. le GI. 64. Sussex, 61. Os. to 71. ss Easex, 51. 12/. to 61. 6s. Fartilsats. 111. os. to 141. se INC 11 /OS. 11111111.1RO !SOS MTS. Bass ,si. I.e. to 1. 138 1 Pockets Q. ios. to 61 ir 01 , 1D0.i1. I. s. 31 me I Old Do. M. ids. 41. Ise 014 Hops, 444. so 454. NMI 'AFIELD. Pew is Tu stalk the ofro poi mos ad b. Reef...... as 0.1 43 5.. od. 1 Hood of Cattle, this do, .. 11•11ou ..Ao. 04. Ito Sal 4.1. Brost. • •11 Mt TAt41.....tA. 0.1. le OE 1.41. Sheep 14,1 0 Veal Ss od. to Bi. 0.1. 1 Calves i.. '. Perk . u.l. W7s od Pigs 2.1.1 HAY-MARKET. _. ...... • .. - 116 • 91. Of. 11(1. SIIM• ..... 12.. at. to 31. t:.. el. r or. 01. I. 91 91 fa. IRMIALL klAtt6.lll4. :mew.) Veal Sr. tel. to •r.. 0.1 Pork •.1. to 7e. ud UEw. TALLOW. -- Town Tallow 764 net —.lB I Mow Rawla 7la 04 e %% bite ditto .. OA' od —0 o tb,ip ditto.... bd. od —4 10 :Wilting Stuff zO• od • Uttw names Ais —• * 101 • Good Doses • ll9 • Tettoor ca =sBB—Wodoill 94. Prve •1 , pot don% les sil...allesids. las al ortlwary Is. 3ni t•. 3.. o 4 li.oket Cal( od. 'orb Eug. Herm tts.od. is I4s vo as. yd. ta. Is. al. PRICE Al ,rnees Market 4s 5 , 14 r Marirl 49 • 4 •.. impel Markey 415 44 vet st of elk. -- IIS Average 41 :,61 newt OF LEATHIIK. Citts, tn to still... molt - toil to Old pet It Ditto, ss to tali.. emit • 93,1 to gill Aloteltaste Rocks -191 d to old D. e.sing Illoire . led to f•ld rt, Couch II oies sod to lAA Crop Hides 35 to •trw fee estdog lid to Igd Ditto •S to .albs - 10 to ezd Oaf skins so to stabs . too t o J . 14 Dino ill to 7#1160 . !•d to •24 Ditto 74, to Iteillio . *a t. 404 cniall %r•oI• 'trecoliso4l 31 od to o. Id Lust• .11tro 5410 to loos per dears. ti•at Mono • • Gns to ins Tatum" Norge Ilotes IN to 110411 mica oF HAY AND H./ a /Me. HIT. et M. eiLe•fl 1 s.. a 1 I %swot aim ed. laml4s. W. STRAW THIS DAY. w•oasmaa. VDU Hay, H. me. 1091. New. N. ea. so el. ea si. Si. mid am any. a ie.. Si al. taa COAL MARK ET—lsa is. stivre Il *abet. Mrs .114. Ms. t., Newer* lasi .. OS OIL 10 171 dta " • 1 rireewbs4••-••••• 94 as 'Enna or mamma AT fiV11:1111141161, limeseasw N. is. i ...pie I wk.., Thor alsessersi, Lwassieftesl, Men 10.i.1 • . • 111 .~ • ro Cost o ut or rrociiiirrsaiiii.' pm imill : per m cons. o.o. Cessili .. ..... ..........4 • pry Coallary ham Ilmili is to pm. Itarbygin alb . I Gordo be alg T. is a MN, 1.1.4.111.Eir. 4. ebill. led g. ChsviDe.o..... At the Cieweemeid nem le Cohens. A. Laity if the Nw t.4att litlemed M. timeghspe. U. y..sial, • he led, et liene Coeds Congeal% is" Meow Monk ant 1 4 1 eltottt. tit • lea eel hoc 1141111 14411111• ?let Vii.. The (hi. Netie. , NOVGATI3 •NU I.6AD ( By the Boef 41. to.l. to 51. 4d. Mime ♦. ♦•1. 1.. .t. 4-11. `A , •4