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LdW I.7TEU.:GEIVC.L. GOMM OF KING% BENCH, WMIIIIIIITER, Nov sib. • Lord Et.scattosouan is at oine o'clock to hear riser et Nisi Pries, and disposed of ais unde fended .• Mr. Justice Ganes reliiveil hit Lordship, and he yeas engaged in hearing bail justified, anti Insolvent 1-teutora brought op tote discharged, until eleven a r iAack, at *latch time their Lordships todil their lest& . • uset.. Tflc ZING E. .10/1/1 GALE JONES. - - 'Pie Defendiat was bro ught into Court, when he yrs Adressed by Mr. Justice Geer; to the follow ing.eit et :--e' Ypii are brought up to receive the judement of the Court, for publishing against Lord Viuuntot Castlereagh, then one of His filsjinty'ss Secretari.s of State, a most atrocious and nialig mint ibel as could he devised la, one most against another, charging the Noble Lord with cruelty and oppression. which, had it been trite, would have proved him to lie one of toe basest of men. It is not necessary for cue to react over egoist this scan dalous and injurious ~, as it his been reed so often. and so ably commented on, not only by his Lordship, but by Coward. You have, in your aritunients in miiigatsou of punishment. said, that you had been et some use to the freedom of t lie ',rest; the, Coact thinks otherwise..for the best friend to the liberty al the press is lie that dietin goodies between its ssberty and the licentiousness of it. The most inveterate energy it bat is he that at tempts to shuts it, by casting the worst kind of slander on the private and .public character of a Noble individual. The very time it war pub. lisheil spoke for the malignant intention ; and the greatest lost that en honest men could soloists a...01d he to lose bit character not oily public but private. The Court. thertfure, adjudges you. Joins Gale Jones. to he imprisoned in the [louse of Cor rection, called Coldb.iii-fields Prison, for twelve efilenslk months. end at the expiratihn of that *me to -live security for your good behaviour for three years. vourself to the sum of SOUL. and two eat n•tlra ill 2:itil. r4C11." CONif MALI . AM) MOT AT Tilt THEATRt- ItoTAI., Tll5 ZINO r. •13 takt•fl 1.6,310 M. TUOII4II TURVCR, fl.iftOM µ'll.!u M. J.22‘ 110211(SUM N 171.1.111.1.11. citumst itowilmons. ftd mittrusvir crlßTkit. TieDefentlimts were brought up for judgme-td. Mr. du,tice (.Rust—'• You are ilMie to feet ire the iim,ment . eir the Conn for harm; liven concern ed in a not of the must dangerous kind; iu u large and populous teeth "rich ha Liverpool. it would be impose lile fbr the siren reformer to know what the counquence might heu You wanted by tiot to reduce the price of silmiatloi, to the Theatre ; if the exhibition was uot each that was worthy of the price askeil by the looprieters, and yuc were of Viet opluinu, you ought not to have keynoted it. LI • coont,y such at this, wheie every min bat a rise.it to ask a fair pence fur his good., and the buyer tr et liberty to Parchnie or not, a Court of Justice will never allow that you or any tosser eel er men shall oblige the fait trader to reduce hit prices by riot. Vou have. luckily for your eels's. escaped being convicted "f • conspiracy. —The Court however cannot overlook, Wt. even sinee the trial, one of yon, iu slower a pla card, has publedied an atrocious libel ; and tha t another it in the profession of the liw. and ought to bore been the hest nom to have prevented a riot. in- Mead of elicit:acting it. The Court hat also takeu Into consideration those who have been less culpable. They therefore a.ljudge, that you,Abishatt Lemon . . and you,. Charles Rookie/am, be confined its the Castle of Lancaster few twelve calendar months ; and that you. Thomas Tomer. and Julio Robinson Molharen, he imprisoned in the issue prison for three calendar months; and that you. Matthew Carter, and Barton Wilson, lie also imprisoned two calendar trimeths, in the same place." FILLNCH PRISONERS. lue at an v. itatiaY Patten& The Defendant, a very respectable fonng man, wee brought op to receive the sentence of the Court, he having pleaded guilty to an indictment for *s eining three French Officers, prisoners of war. to make their escape to France, viz. Colonel Donis, Lieutenant-Colonel Weikel. and Lieutenant Mer vin. —[For the circumstances of this case, see this Paper of October the igth.l There were two affidavits pat in on the part of the Prosecution ; one of Mr. Adams of the Trans port Office, Jiul the other of ‘Voo4l, a Me...stinger of that flihce, descrihing under what circumstances the Prisoner was apprehended. The Prisoner also put in an affi.larir, setting 'Carib, that he went to France in the year leo3. at the time of peace, on . a commercial speculation : when war was restirued, he was made a prisoner of, and suffered tench for several years, until he he. (Amt. acquainted with it Frei:eh Lally whom be married ; after whi.ll, altlinii;fi a Primner, Lis si tuation was much sineborat,l lie sighed fir ine native awl or* tarred ma oprasmii!y of escaping, if lie give his promise that he mould try, on his arriving in tide country, to *m64 Lieutenant Meryl) to make Ina escape, he being the brother isf the nerom him the offer, winch he accepted ; I.e Wedged his honour he would release Lieutenant )Mervin by every omen, in his power, and it woe in corapbance of that promise that he had incurred the shopleinure of his country and its law.. had he... Hi-% veers imprisoned in France, and trusted tiiat if the Conn could take his situation under cononleration iu the view of mercy, that they would. Air. krtoolttx CcoutaAr.- 6, ft mud occur to your Lorildlitn. that what is ailed in the Deleon 111.114:11 Affidavit eau be no excuse for a crime like what will he the consequence if this crime. Lv ins hones .if yam' Lordships. is allowed to be r-otated % if this offence is not cat off in its bud, it Is impossible way where it may end. It is not my ...WI to ray oar thing that will enlarge the torus. of the befeisdant. but leave him to your Loedshito to deal !with him as you may thin) meet." Mr. liouto—•• It falls to my lot to speak in be half of she unfortunate Prisoner. He went to France in the time of perfect peace ; and, Fogshost the law. of all cini:ized net , lie was made a pri soner ot hw th- Tyrant of ti, Cnuteitint : by hi. maritime PileeKlll hi. we. renneoluit *meliorated, but he was still * twianiier ; anti a hen tie lied a Aura above of liberty, obliged to enter into a .. • ionditioit, that if, he could 'attempt the escape esf auotleer—he did escape, came to this Country, saw the per%on by whose relations pe gained bit 'Welty. When he saw him all his owu surioas Caine to hie recollection—his si tuation is a novel oire-whe was induced by mo tive. uf honour, by moti.es of rrtiisroLiiy, to act as he did—whilc we lament the LVllire vic (intim help aiiproviitese motive. li I ciitiol stlip the ClUar ttagrar•ily, 1 *tau ld !poly: 114 V ( . .f a trite expression, Which is ever grateful to the car —that one Englishman is worth t h ree Even iii the last overture for an rY.tll4ityge of pri soners, Ills Majesty's Mii;iverii wisely thot: 4 lit su ; for Ken exchange had takes ;dace, it have been it that ratio. 1 will not contend; that it ass the right of an individual to assume what only be longs to a Monarch. 1 submit, howCiree, that lie did not gain his purpose: lie loved his honour too much, and did tint dispose of it wisely." The Court sentenced him to he impriiii4ll in 'Coldhath-lields Prison fur six calendar months, and to give security for his good helisvi tttt r fur live years, himself in 3001. awl two sureties in Littl. each. Prisaisee—" My, Lords. 1 shall never br stile to comply with the latter pirt of the sentence ; 1 might as well be confined frir life." _ Lord Et.t.ssauttovutar-.. Behave 'yourself cor rectly during your imprisisniiieut, nod the Court will thou take the latter part uuder its cuosidera att." Ogilby was sentenced to six mouths' itri, prisoorneat and hard labour in flue IVl:jebty's Gaol of ‘Vilichester, fur stealing 3ulbii. of candles, beitis Stores. rim KING e. PETER FINNERTT. Mr. et:ammo moved that the Drienilant'r re triznitanees should be respiteii until next Tern. He said he moved this on the affidavit et Mr. John Stanton, a surgeon in the Sir: nut, who tlepo,eil that the Defendant vial etntined with a fever ; that he attended him bath yesterday and to-day, und if lie was obliged to come up for judgment, it would en danger his life. Mr. ATTORKET-GENERAL.--‘' My Lords, I will not oppose it ; I think it as well uoi." Lord Emanatmoncit.—" Take your motion, Mr. Carwood." COM' of coMMor PLEAS, Nov. f 6. *uuenr T 1 WALSH. this was an action for norm }'.154(1 and received. The Plaintiff, in September isitz), had given the Defendant the sum of 401. f o r which tool. sesta to he remitted, it a cessation of hostilities between EN.;land and France Was effected, stud Prebtoioas. ros of Peace between the two countri:s signed, on or Infer Coe tat of Jody I MO* 111 the month of June wee:ethos; Of expiration of the stipulated ',elitisd. Plaintiff haft brought Ins action for the pup. pole of recciVesiiig' hack his premium, mid the Jury liffa s fouult a Verdict its his tay.nar. Air. Ser. jemit t Le NA he I obtained u rule to shea cause why 'het verdict should sink he net snarl*. mud • nee. suit enteral ; agadist which Mr.Serjeastt 4HtPCISD and 'Mr. Serjeant fheweil can.e, as fully stated its our Paler of the 14th Chief Yitatice 111 A iliiiELD tliis day pro/loomed the judgment of the eneit. its Sibeetved, that is greet number of Cosa had cited; the general pi ht. iiple Otitis seemed to gofirit died' was. that *lwo a lierikiis had mode tilt illegal &hapset. its the 1/ tint of *tiger; he had no right, titter the 'met had determinist, to come ftirwird dint &man* the mixt. nal premium, on the legal pranuplc of iodise oar eunditoi possidenfis.—lo the present tase there was this distinition, that the drimind h,rthe pre mium had Urea made prior to toe time to which the policy was restricted ; which seemed like a wish to do 'away the illegal vont rect. There was None doubt. however. about the smoothies§ of this distinction, because no period a as fixed for the patty to come forward and rtbellili the contract; mid, there fore, a person might wait till the time was very near expiring, when little doubt could he tntertahsed of the way in which the event would he decided-o and, being certain of losing. tuight make his de. mend ; but. certainly, it was • difficult. matter to point out the period sit which the demand should be made. In the case of Lowry v. Bourdieu. Mr. Jostice Buller had dearly recognised the distinc tion of actions brought on contracts executed and treektory--and the same distinction was meted upon in the case of Tappentlen v. Randall. The Court most either follow that rule, or d ride dif. fervntly from the cases he Isail tiouted, awl in di. rest opposition to the decision of Mr. Juvtsee Rol ler. Ile thought, ho Never, that there was veiy proper groan,' lot adhering to that rule, fur it was hot iiglit that a man should be allowed ass oppor tunity of rescinding an illegal contract, before the expiration of the time to which the event was stricted. The party aislinig to annul the contra. t say-.' I know, even if I obi, that I can have no remedy against you. the trsosiction lei .11 illegal; I therefore wish my money to lie returned." Besides the rises already ginned, there was one to be found in I.,fii's Reports, %Volker v. Chapman, so which the same principle appeared to have De co-red to the °d of Lord Maiistield. Mi. Lord shin ulso referred to the case of Lacossadev. White, and stated that the doctrine laid down by Lord Kenyon in a subsequent ease. was different froui that which ke had promolgated is the above mentioned action. Under all the circumstances of the ease, and after an attentive examination of the different cases cited, the Court was of opinion that the Plaintiff had • tight tom-over the premium. The verdict of course remains undisturbed. Steel. v. LACY.. _ . In this case a verdict had been given for the Plain tiff, and Mr. Serjeant MARSHAL:, had obtained it rule to shew cause why that verdict should not be set aside. and a nousint entered. The action had been brought on a policy se im e on the ship Pennsylvania, bound from Loudon to Riga; she had been taken by the Dane., and condemned, and the underwriters refused to ply the loss. on the ground that lime veowl had carried simulated papers, without a dense of permission I;eing inserted in the policy. The Jury had found a verdict for the Plaintiff, on the ground that, at die time of the capture, Denmark had adopted the Berlin Decree. and therefore that it was alsaidutely necessary to carry simulated papers. Lord Chief Justice Matisetctit. in pronouncing the lodgment of the Court, stated, that on a ma ture consideration of the sul•ket, the question of • • the sirntilatetl papas did not appear to harc any dung to do with the case ; for, on iu specting the septence of the Delilah Court, the very first line shewed. that, at the time able fondernnatioa, the Berlin Decree had not been std.ipted by the Danes. sentence stated, that the retort war bound from Lcadoe, Lut did not illel.7e that as any &potato! for. 01. cuiplrumation ; wltrteas, if the berliti Decree had heeti then in force, the Circuitstsince of the vessel haying bailed frunohif comae., would hare becto of itself a suf ficient ground fog that proceetLuK.—lthi, in fact, the true ground of. condemnation. as slated to the tentences was, the vessel bring of a see psis, Which necessary document should have 6,-en procured froin the "American Consul. i.e cu•sa iiuence of this corning's)°, principally, the vessel pa s condeinuedi the Cotirt. therefore, were of opinion that ilionsuit should be entered. itaitilt tl. 51559. Mr. terjeant 11E4 moved for r Rule to 'New rinse ehy the verdict ii, thus case should nut he ex truded f r;01. This iction was tried he fort Mr. &iron Graham, at the Lauewiter itaidzeit- It was brought under tlw Act of therli.l ‘..N. against a Pheritra oliter, fur having taken the ohm of :h. 4.. frinn the PlisiAtitri stir fro for his ar rest and bait-boud. Slihoo)tia tEPall-Isond bud heel) prueared 14 the attioriset of Mr. Braliam.- 13y the 33d of Ileary VI. whleli had lint hero re pealed, fuer penie only •asollOtied tdr the caption hr; tIlt• r3arriti I.olery ; and, by dm above-tarn tit/lied :.!Attite of (:en. 11. a penalty or 5l 1. abscissa to any. SliC•ritr. tinker enacting a gresi.6 fez thaii she lir+ wlitch Idly be recovered at any of Ills Mat. s'y 'a Courts of Law at 1147 . ..stinitist., ..-. I,l' hen the action tried at Inneaster, r serchet fur the Mama . , damages was Oro iitsishiery —and t. , nufitiqinflly for 501. subject to the upiasod of the Cosies. The Rule was Itran'ed. INMALLIGENCE. PORT,INQUTU, i 0 Y. 25. Arrived the trutccrifus loop of stir from Conti*, stilt' dispatches. Aonpareil schooner Gum New foundland. Sailed the Sarpedois on a cruize. Caine tutu harbour, the Satellite gunabric. PtAtetoLttt, Nov. Came in the Glanenise French pew/ditty., from St. Matoc's, of 14 guns anc. 87 men, out six weets, and had made no captures ; she was taken on the Zed instant by the IN int humberland. Arrived the I•erhound and Helicon sloops of wai for a crui7r. Put back the Goldfinch ' , loop of war, that sailed few day ago for Corunna. Sailed the Amelia and Argo from Portsmouth. raI.MOUTH. NOV. .2.3. Pot inhere the Dispatch packrt, with the :kWh. for Suriitim ; the Prinrsi Elizabeth (titles for Lo- Ism; the f%urlun dtun for Citaliz; sad tote E 'pros ditto fur Jamaica—Jh fro.n Hymnuth. PLY Ntiti NOV. '2 4. St•letl the /mien/tent gub-(brig full the Ea,t,A air.% ttn4 the Ciourageatx forPori•hootith to the docked. The Iris frica►te and tux/found sloop of war are come up the horhour to relit. Arrived the Francis Freeling picket from km. rice.. A &pert is prevalent to-dey, tiott antlers are come down to the dock•rard to Imy down moorings for the pockets cloee to the town of 1.)o. k. Tostwor, Arrived the Alvdope, lirar- Admit .1 Sir John from ; rai rd from Ihrucr.2stli ult. DEAL. NOV. 25 Several vessel% are now tnrui.•s 'hn•u S ll the Gull Stream.—we cannot learn their name.. COVE OP , CON IL, NOV. 2% !tailed the Layramente, of Oporto, te•wes, for Liverpool, oranges; New Liverpool, of and for Liverpool, Ritchie, tinil.er.—Wilsel E. Nov. 91 Assiscd the Dish, of and for I.iverpool, Hodgson, frail; Calliope, of Priersburgh, Het:deism', Norfolk, cotters sod snores for urdtos. Sailed the Ganyineile, Capt. Stick pole, convoy to the West Indies ; Urepfoni, of Bristol, Bailey, goods Sir Grenada ; Flying Fbh, of ditto , Delatunr, ditto, ditto;_ Concord, of ditto, Wilson, ditto arbarloes ; Severn, ditto, Powell, ditto, ditto; Charlotte, ditto, Sall, ditto, Jamaica; Bristol, ditto, Haney, ditto, ditto; Hope, ditto, Homy, ditto, ditto; M incir a, ditto, Girth/Jet, ditto, ditto • Nelsim, ditto, Tho mas, ditto, ditto; St. Elisabeth, Loudly ; ditto, ditto; Jelie, ditto, Audtens, ditto, ditto; Hercules, ditto, ditto, dill" Pilgrim, ditto, 'Falwell, ditto, St. Kitt's King Hasid, ditto, Scarf, ditto, Bettis • Pilgrim of Greets- Camplittl, ditto, Jim m ies; Cutuinins, ditto, dr. ditto, ditto; Jamaica ' ditto, POOO , it tin, ditto; Ann Grant, ditto, Caminin, ditto, ditto; t. nintrerhuid, ditto, Piderson, ditto, ditto ; Ann, do tu dam, ditto ; Mars, ditto, Alexander, ditto, ditto; Volunteer of Liteliaren, Rarnise, ditto, ditto; Iltrrett of Liverpool, Sunthesn, ditto, ditto; Hardy of Cork, Hardy, ditto, Burlridina ; Aurora uf ditto, Mairhead, ditto, ditto • ilarhndoce of ilitto, C 00000 ditto, ditto; Marius, of Barinnines, Simonds, Isle of May, ballast ; Askew of We. langur'', Thompson, Cherie/- too, ditto; Itidierca of LIIIPTTIOUI, Ellerin. ditto, dam ; - It Monist of ditto, II igloo., ow!, fir Lis/...11; ct iu d i ,i re it I millou, GrAilis, ditto ditto:, the apt. I 'moo, on n train ; End) in ion, Capt. StrW . Bolton. ditto; aud MUNN Capt. Seynsoor, ditto. DITTRIBUIION OF lIIIIZF,MONEY Ihe officers and romparay of the ship Grampus. 3. H. Tait, Lai Captaia, um board et the rapture to dm deans !Aare, company with the Laurel and Harriul will be paid a distribution of the Grasepres share of the said prize, as remitted frets the Cape of Good Hope, ea the 21Ith rest. at No. IN Great Getirge.atrer t, Westmaiiiskr. Retake for throe =oaths. The officers and company of the ship Prince.* Candour, Captain C. Dudley Pater, on liu.nd at the taint'. e of the Waft. r, and II anoport Nicti di 11 iirriaff, hill h.: paid their *ham* or the pruned*, iiti ship at Sliecrin titi, on the lath lost. Itccati. at Nu. to, J street, Ailciphi, Lauder, Lieu Tuesday and '1 touriAlay fur three 'swath.. The °niters and company of the ship Shannon, P. R. V. Broke, Erj. Capiain, will be paid a 461rd/shoe a th, it (mu of the Starlmg, recaptured, (in conip.iny with the Poicticra and Seine), on board the Shanesion, u,i h, a r m a at Plyienatia. Retail. at No. 1, Jammstrect, Adclphi. THE t.trr►.a ttosc►u•!—\lr. ry, jun. Ore celebra ed W.ll-se-Ih'-whir.p of the 'ears 1504. 1805, aid 1806, better known by the appellatioa of the lloscius,' is now (with his lather) the prop►ietor of a pretty little farm iu the tvt,4lWutir hood of Wem, about 28 milts from this cst!. Ile is grown remarkably lusty, and stands at kw( 5 fret 9 inches higli.—.We hare nut heard that it is his intention of ago.n offering his DERV itt 3 to the public.--(CAesrer Chew.) • TUB TURF. -.....m.--_ Gipsey, (we sister to Armlet..., by T. - .. - by Wasy ... ~ . 1 .... ~, , , ~ . ulu Pshwi ewr ..d ct . ...... ...... .. 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Orel. cal Brous .a ~..f the two !c.lii, an. own. a I There I& short seltitbes of thus, and sales limy at It • awe) sr. . timer without dlr. "dom. • . i f CV,IIIIENT PRICE OF GRAIN. de , %rhea. WO. sum. gas Meson..., ..24 5.1. of. I ht Floe ditto ..... .. 0b... loos Tie+ ditto ......ttia hi id. Its, ~,, red Earley AlOll •• • • •.• • • White Peso I .... !Ifes. 69s Rape at sa :An (builros) 3 F ine Elute ..........s. 13 , .0 arty Peas.... 4os. .544 Rwanda ...... ;t, awe 1 UXBRIDGE. 4 ." .619111.111901f111W11 Retro, TReststray, Nev.* Cal .. .. Wheat, pee load. ill -s. w sal. A. 0.1. Barley, per gassier 345. -ail. tl. 4 ti. -a ..Tti fiats 981. •-d. to 3 la -4. hl' Scans New Ditto.. 485. ....11. 1.1 •.•.. -.1, , Old Dome • -4. Cr -0.-4. Pee.... .. ...SE*. -...4. to Ow , . -t Mr ---• Hite". iel: TTALL!,!!. - as. Jame.'. Market 4.. 14 1 ..wr Tn!lo,v 7ss gd -.. k Olare Market 4. Al Yellow Rapala ;,•• •41 71a 0 Wbitychal444 Markel 4'4 g.. Whit ? .1it...., 4i. c,4 44 8 f. , per st:ll‘ bib. - Fm, , 1J.4a110.... Lois oil -4 0 PUHA its 84.1 Melding Stet re ed ••••• 0 I . Atewelfe ••• •ad lid Ditto rough .10. Os •••.11 • I .„ 0;131 , 4 ;11001 /KV C r C 410 , Tells, Soap , gm.--AT.o.led to. 1.-clod, 100 168 5 Trite of Candle', tier ilor.en. la. 0.4-3 f vela, 13%04 HAVb HIDES. 'PP' la Sea Heifers and son., (per Ilectinar, H. fol. Pi fa. 211 store) fia, 101. to 31. ell. 31arkel Calf I.il. oil esti. i Illiddlioirs its 6.1 to 214 tel. Limitary armed. is to ad Mae-oiling" ,- - - ei. G.S. 1, is ed. ;r ol e low SIIIITO FIELD MARKET, Sow. •26. • 'rte This days mat bet afforded a pod :Apply of p4iniebeastet • • tl' lied the show of rattle to /ewers! was rasoid.rale.e. Beef, . Olt Melton, and Pork wags' Mai Preen: Veal la cheaper; 1104 the trade fur the watt tout oaf somewhat look. The ...',. is Ohs Haysoarket were gutter livrty ; Hay, Slum, and Ilii. war (*.Ached lest priced We sandoiti • cornet ststemeut of , , the pr.ces sod sobers. P. To dot Doe offal, per siohe deb. , 4 1irg......a5. et so ka. ad. l Darla Cattle, ibis doyi.... pie ;tattoo.. 4%. 111. 10 (0. 1.41. I Waste .tee it ,1 lamas.. 4.08. risl. if, 04 ...I.i. MOOT ....... ••••• • • 15, 1 %7 °I, 0 /0 0 1....‘4014 04 to Gs. nil. Col'' , Port .....14. tad. to 7s. Uri. Pip • fa. IS. HAT-MARKET. Bo I Hay _ SI. I.e. NI. EP fall.tra 0 4. lailed • Etrerw:....r...il. lot ad. to 34. 0% 0.4 144 Moose ..41. os. 4141. S. 9; l"• '" l ' in , _ Si A soe ff r EWG 3. A . T 4 11 4. 411 1 :D 4( i . L; rr Etei.DciEarestsyNeoßAlLl.4..7.l/.111.1:T6S: _ 4., Melton 4.. cid. t• Is. il. I Part to. .elt• S. se it , PRICK tiF HAY AND ETRAI I T t.r k ' i ll.. .z w E , ltli i. • 0 PT./Alit/Y. re Hay 61.-...5. ed. to tot. 00. od. Hay. 6 1 So. 1 08 ne w has 0 , f t tO 11. . sttsw, el. 1711. Ott. to MSS 11(1. New, ~7.,,r, 0 8 1 1: M. :: into 1 4 '* Strew. 41. it. • ._., - ...._..._ PRICE OF LEATHER. s up. ~ 1 Botts, fin to 361 ht. cork - did to rad p et Ditto, se It. 66th.. each - veil to its ) 01 Merchants' Units - god to 9 , 4 H. lErreeing Hides -17 d t•• 10 at Fille Vomit. Rides Cr.,. Hid.. al to aillo fur cattle; ye 1 ea Dunn 45 I. 5.164 - 1l lid lll 0: to g 194". 1 Calf Stelae 30 le 4olbs - 984 to 3.44 P Ditto 5.• 1070871 . 3i.4 to 4't 13.51.. 7. to sloths - 3741 to al d I Small Seats (Greenland) 3t id to 3..1 1 , forge ditto loos to 15u• per duzeo. E - Gust Skis. . . - ton, to in` Tainted Horse Hides - 194 to 9. 1± ...... , 4 11, _ ----- ..... -PRICE OF 110 Pa. i TRARLIS4OIOO 4I aItT L TRAW.I7IO Semi. .. ; : S wew i t e serra, "l"l% ue :; 3 , t r il i : t. :: - . 7' 1: 5 . ... :lc: 7 1 .1: i . 1 1 1 . 1 f '6 0 , : : :11 N*1.114 N 5- K `a s e" rn . l i ltia ' io na p. , , 4 l s 6 o lu. i. fi_r_.,_......i ~.1.1 0 4. 0::. Ii i ;:i " 1 6 :1 11 !: l i " ;_ smii. : , COAL MARKET, Nee. iPi. Ili Price. _. ! Ships. Ships sold. 0/0• 61. le 71 0. F' Sol Newcastle Goa.. •• • • 91• • •••• -•- i 5 :,.. 94 ' a Sunderland - -- - • ! Pith:P.► DO ettK:lili r ass aioAp . ,i,i, Bank Stock 14 , I I hu g ail st : p pur 7 r C. cc en en" t et ..P c rd cw uc o r i : .... .. .. ........ Mil tong C. :. 1 s per Cent. Nary 3.ifilts. tle. 1 Lore A...sitter; ..• l7: Ihstnio.l% • I 1 la:lia itonde Rzeiwys , r Bilk. e use. a IS Prei s ' I ; 2 , I cueseil lErl au g h lis tu t rip lat r . tenr .. c Tleke c jrtanThi..l.lß..ta.se•;li..p.,),. t.t.ocb....h.a.tr•iiirotar,....itarelass. .......: , -- . r - " -- - -- -----".-• - . - - --- 7 - 4 e I 1111Gil m *ol ani. T o lit al . i r c I atu illi DAY, AT I.oNi. in lX .,ib r ft: lll : l l l6 : :: . 5 LONDON to... Fretted sad Poldislsti.! al 14 '.' I _, • „ i i 1.,,... , 'triad ; alms Adrertiarinrais are u_reslf. Iku 1 e (Plot paid) aunt he addreseid -----t - • S MITH , ,::; 27, 6 , Cimosai•s•lns, Prister...3 Si 111 Th. D Publlslietr. •