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I M r • • ' i n s e cemta, by M. /-0,t114, : z0, 1 1 ,r00t , ;4e some money )ruin C. 4)tsglisley—and ruglisley theri mcknow -1-I,reil sliti hr vol. hole-hied oliwonls of 5,000/. to ral.ititlf„ Nit. Corm:. n N lru.,d the proof of Bi ye rie!gr's.l.-I.', awl he was prevented trent acting in the iiimoo..t.nrot of assignees. Witness received u letter Iron' Nlr. Collins, whiting Bevirtdge to bike a certain snot bur let debt, and talking olbconve 9VrNert —hot he hail nn fslea that any allusion was ersiitained is tfat letter relative to 1,11 itidietitetit for iv-rimy. Lsril LEN nonouctt —" This was a bill drawn by Vt'eaver, etelorsed saver to the present' Plain . tiir. Ile hid therebrre an uncontrolled d am i a ra l , neer it. Ile 'night base made at uvailuble under Wrnirress 11011011,i011. " This bill was not dne, rind therefore runlet not Ire available. I env...lit...red It us given far a distinct purpose—sintmely, as a security for the guarantee girt ir by the to Loma." T. NI. Thrinipson proved the hund-writiog of C. l'ii4lrsley to an arinaymons letter winch was sent to Mrs. Beeeristze, after the bill had hero preferred *a inn's, her husband, and found by the Grand Jury. Th e l e tt er was read—mid set forth that a hill had been found against Mr. Beveridge, ut the Old Briley, for . perjury. The writer expressed his sor row at the tilt-limit:nice, especially as lie under •strawl the facts were so strong, that Mr, Beveridge must be found guilty, and the !moist - Anent would br transportation at least. It was a pity Mr. B. lied trot atterisk•il to tbe I. written 14, hie solici tor, fur should the prest'nt iii.lictilierit ar.rinst him fad, the writerrnisler.turicl the paw, s had other normal 111 11.14.1 re which they would inn fall to make use of. Tire liner erincluileil„ by rec 111111 l renr!ing that sir. R. should take some steps to put au rut!. t o th e 011011 agsinst him. W'iii. if stated, that the Defendant, (Tartly, as 1.1.1 1 11,0 regus steel he would wait on Beveridge serif vii.L.ormir to sir-cairn 1111 l .late the Ilia. pate Isetiteen kitn and to tell I* trust if be would u04v141 of d ,t►uirr. fo r his d e bt, th e prn.erttiot, 11:(4,1ifid tiro nonlil lie dropped. Ile slid resit on Nlr. Beerridge, who expressed his ills* 1114 , 111011 sat the 111.0101SItiolt-11111 observed that ws% no hatter than he ought to be, and somethi• ig like the rest of them. Jim H nl.um, attorney, wli applied to, by Charles Plights!. y, throng!' the medium of Culli is, to kams-if wouLl'consltict a prosecution fur per jury against Beveridge. ne strew up the brlttfs and Perot them to Collins, to have the blanks liUrd up Witness rereived his instroctioris from C. Poells:ey John Reeves, E.g. was at Commissioner o ilii.krnist,--ami Nas StibilCr/lUel/ as a witness on the' itulsehitent for nerjilry against Beveridge. He at-r tended at the White Bear, to await ihe cause com ing on. In the course of the ntorititig, Mr. 11141/ 0111 s, jam. Caines to 111r11111t1, 1111 the witness ex tut 'sing u wish to he dismissed, ilamon said, sill he would be wanting for war, to acknowledge his as there were persons present whir could pr,ve it, he wee Id loot tletaiiit him. Wit neat; flit-re-Mtr returned bis guinea and subpana, Awl %slit .05.1%. !fere the case for the PlcintitT cloyed. 11Ir. now submitted. that lIJ evidence had li-en adduced to inculpate Thomas Pughsley. and, therefore. he was entitled to a veraict. I ves.i.t gammon:it comeideit w ski, op . • u verdict aas occorduig:y taken fur that Drh ifant. Ylr. Toon sr: then arldrosed the Jilt). on behalf of the other I). feinlants. H coutendett, th . rt C y ril if they g►►te the f011,,t weight to the evidence that it!tc, brought forward, there ew , no ground for sup tinting that the 'pro.eciition was II one. With respect to Charles Peigh , lry and /lardy, be knew nothing of them, but of \tr. Collins lie would 11:sy, that no prat !tonal man cinalil boast n more liosiourable character. The Leariivil Counsel then r,vi-wed the evidence, ar.ii argued, that the prove. aention for perjury grew out of the negligent con duct al the Plitisitni himself, who hail rtfusrcl, o. neglected to give am• explanation of comlact to while the conduct of the latter Gen tleman, as stated by Mr. Maeduti, was liberal in the et:urine. Thomas Ptighsley wits then called, who stated., that, on the inortiiiig of the t h ey when the Plaintiff went to Guildhall, to prove 1114 debt under Il'ea ver's commission, he put a bill into the witness's had, similar to that unit. produced. Ile could not positively swear the bill now produced was the seine. IVitness kept it a week or ten days, and then returned it to Beveridge. Charles Pugh: , ley was present at the time the bill was given to witness, 11114 saw it. Wittie.s was PIV`I , III tile anonymous letter to Mrs. Beveridge, and did- not lielievt• it was the hand-writing of his lisp flier. Charles l'ugh.lev. Wttnes* wu. one of his boitlier'‘ av,igtiers, and n creditor for 5001. Nlr. Price sod Mr. 11. *poke to whit took I,l•tee in Mt. ('.•!118W, Mike, when i‘lr. Mac was forest-id. NU. rultins then produced the deposition 4.1 Beveridge, and expliiiiied all the rir coinsi.lilices itttell.t . l ,, e It. AI r. Ct. 111.... 01.11 N. 1.41, if Mr. Beveridge voiii'd ..xplain to him, satisfactorily, that there am, nn ground for the nidictment, he would ere Mr. C. Piii.tlisky, and the business should put a stop to. praised Mr. Collins for his openness and candour. lie promised to see Mr. Iterefillgr ei:11 in cottmittottAte to ,Ir. Colitis the result or his Mr. SCAIII.KTT rtpiord. .Lorel lEt.t.r.msououott, ilt tummittir sp. stated, thao. in order fn thi, a ction. it moat he proved, ant only thit there were no groauds for the incitement, bait clan that there were the presence of malice. and the &tinware of rassustiolde and pro balde cause in the proceeding. The Jury would, in this case, take into their comideration, whe ther them was each an absence of reasonable and proli.ilite cause as should indnee them to inf e r a malicious intention. They worild parti calarly consuler whether the refts.al of Ilevernlze to gise any ettylanatitia• to Mr. Collins, dill tint supply that cause In which he alluded— end his Leftism!, expresaerl his regret Ord the Phohelighad nor, by 'Ain?, that conciliatory courre; pot an cud to tlw tor..eketlits;. The Jury then retired—nod e after on hone n.. co .ideratio.,. worked a teidiet of tit . ty.r% the three Defendants ( brew preriaa.ly ersprilted), with damages ONE I'sousat4s) Tins ens... ...cooed the Omit from one o'clock its the afternoon till near ten at 11;01. WINDSOR THEATRE. Mr. KEAN was eimomiced to perform liandet Frolic. A nuo.emits audience was accuitlingly at trareeel to the Throre. Alter wintitig with into it patience till half-past seven, Mr. CREswi.l.l.sip ;waren to am ttttt lice that Mr. KEAN had tea yet a... rived, and to request the indulgence of the riclielicc for a short tune longer. A quarter of an !mar h.iiig elapsed, Mr. CRESWELL again appeared, to state that the Alatiager, f the lateness of the was compelled to ahatisloti all hope of Mr. KEA N's arrival. Mr. CaEswt:t.t. stated, that he hail been present at the engagement between Mr. • NEAN UIIII Mr. PENLLY ; tli.it It left 110 :11111rPhrt,1011 of such all olifortunate result ; that Air. PENtEIf Etanil acquitted of all blame. Mr. CRESWELL condoned a very neat and effective apology. by Nit offi-r to return the mom v of ahatever Ladies and Gessilemen chose to leave the !noise. el}• little d:Naprroliatitiel was expressed, and few availed thentselves of this offer. The comedy oi The Beaus Stratagem was stihstituted. TUE LATE lllt. DKrAYNI.:S. This gentleman, shout five weeks ago. came to hi. family in town, front the lair of Fight, and left town early in the pinning morning after his arrival. that he had returned again to the Isle of Wight, mut were very anxious to receive an answer'to their inoiiiriri. re lative to his arrival. A considerable time elapsed, and no communication was received, mod this alarm for hi+ fair increased exceedingly, when by a letter they reived an account that he had not been at the talc of tti• A hr since he left on the ultimo. The mother of OS unfortunate gentleman was in a aisle of mind that condd receive nu comfort or condolence (rum the kind atten tion and aoothings of friends. She was sati.fird that sumo/nog fetal had happened, for he would have cer tainly written :o Isis attorney hail he been alive. Three week■ passed on, and still ato tiding's of his was received by hi■ family, and ills selipeine to which their elands had !west kept for so long a period had reduced them to extreme misery, more poignant (runt the uncertainty of hie fate, than if they . had Ism apprized of WS real situation. A very WO reward aas mated to have been Wiriest by his relatives for inftn•mation where lie might be (nand, or for intelligence of what bail befallea him. .4 gentleman an swering the description of Mr. D. diced at a tavern at Wandissorlb on the same day that Mr. D. left town, and left the liaise after dark; he drank • bottle of wine after dinner, and slid not seem at all depressed in his spirits; but this peTSOII COlOll not be traced farther than the tavern. On Monday Nat the body of • person was found, which an swered the eleactipl of Mr. D., near Putney Bridge; mid the melancholy intelligence being given to the rela tive.. one of them went down anal identified the hotly, by the clothe., more than the fes:ares—for they, as maylisainp-' posed, after being under water more than a inwith, were. much disfigured. Ass lityniattiim WAS held on the body before C. JEntittr, Esq Comm , (or Surrey, at the Ship Tavern, Wandsworth. ThOWISIS p rnlnw , of iVatieiswortls, fisherman, deposel to Radii,: the body nil the morning of the bib ilia. ta bile liah tag in the Thamei, and that he conveyed it lo the shore. Benjamin Sherman, mailable, searched the pocket•, and found in them 4Na. , some halfpence, a key, awl a main. Mr. WiraChaniniun, landlord of the Pual tdon, deposed, that on the 2lst of Nast weber last the deceased dined there, and drank • bottle of wine; he afterwards took tea; he left slant* nine sirstewk, awl was sot seen afterwards till his body wn. taken uat iit the Meer. HO% Callender, a Constable, deposed, that there were nu marks of violence on the body Some or the Jurymen thun;ht the deceased must have drowned Mime'', while oth-i• conceived that he might have fallen over the aide *all of Petwey.betdge. Ogra•SPIIIIV Mlll produced ef the decedved's state or mind. The Jreoy found • vtidict--reendsfrowned. rDINDURGN POLICR INTSLLIGENCE. Tzteiday Tierney Wood, as Irishman, and nary, We wire, were brewed with having • quantity of lease money funnel in Ills it isussession, they being suspicious characters, having tor visible Nand means of subsistence. Two Serjeanta of Police had atilte to search a house of suspicious character in the Vallee, when, upon gulag iota • mum, they found the Prisoners and ether three persons sitting there, playing at cards TIN object of their wards not being there, the officers retired and shut the dour; but one of them him iiig looked tl gls a mall aperture into the room, saw the tannic Pe i , emer take something from her bows,,,, and hand it towards her Istiyhaml, but he having pointed towards the fir:-place, she stooped down and deposited time article under Ilse grate, evvering it carefully with ashes. The officers conceiving all was not right, returard in!e the roam, mod upon searching wailer the grate, (mood a leathern bag, con. laiteing sixteen base shillings and two three-shilling pieces, when they apprehended the Priloners. Wood bents culled tenon fur his defence, denied all know ledge of the hag, and rowels/led that the fact of its having !weal found in the place where they were at the time, ens uu evidence that it belonged to them; hr also contended, that leis leaving hero convicted formerly by the Sheriff' ought not to h.: stated against lion, as lie bad paid fur that offence Mr. :lay. The Magistrate—" liow do you gain your livelihood, Sir?" WOOll.-" PlRqr your Honour ; it is sot eouventent for me to explain how." 113..zi.trate—" Theis you reform to tell"' Wood—" I don't think I mu Round to tell; no wan has any lotaine4s 110 W I gain soy Ilvelihowl " The Suiwrint• tidaest °Unwired, that lie !whetted the Pri sourr lived by 110 odder meats' thou by snitiggling nod vend. gooney W.W.I—" 101 l p1161 Brown, that is no business of yours." iuktrate—" Then, Sir, sifter you refase to tell how you lire, 1 'tallish von both file bounds of Police, as vagrants, bowleg no risihic oneasis of subsiatetwir" fur 1,,.w long, place your 1101101 W" 11111,strale--." 1•.1 I V..r, So.; rtiusn nu amore here; return front uliPture you ram...." 11. tori — 0, 11... n Cur you well fur ever, Captain Or..wn." 541p..1 intenolant- 6 . iiith all my beast ; I errs. w ish to tee your Ib.•r :Iron', Mr Wood." Pr;sontrs orre then ordered to be sent &lurid the buunds uflift.. A f.w dor, since a mon of very ropectable op prmaa,,,t end nthire•.. 411411 aho had speid* few vvro nor at the vti , king room at the Shaltopedie at Dover, got Innbelf aciinainted with some of the pa l ly who used ti n . Au.ka. on VS 11) lOC enabled to play idt the following trn.k . Ohe murainc gulag lo the trI4111 . • that; lee met with a Mr. Terry, a most rraperlahle hem ate eet 1111VC1*, 81111 Secostrel bin, toy sayhgc, hr had then w eseefeertemaly as to lose ill the nyears br bad. and was now els ite el 4111'814 !Hczing him to frety•hi• wetrli; pallier:tem at the maw mom ut Isom his fed,. Mr. Terry, w hoseheart always ape 9 its 111 41 1/'` .4 . quested hr taicht hr alitowed to lake a he hes fer. , id. Mr. mak r, anteh•nisk• t, Io seas-roans its worth. The pare fixed wan 41. 10'. Oath Hr. S. ertapidertel chute, asset Its. Terry wanting a salads, Aril wt iscaitale Its Estero to his free eedleamediutely, sod made lire Ixttgalre, paha il•-• meet" y, and went Mom alb a watch is hich spirits. A fry/ days afterwards ke keel the atierforteme le bleak the class, mad grams IS his fri; ad Ste ler her a 1.1 w Olee, IM imps,. NI of hem shire he IA the easels &rola, eug it was ant worth '204. Mr Terry said It was the /4111 C he pail if las for ophee her reyonieneuelat 1111 l , upon *WO a iiileeete amts, 31)11 Terry Mem...lintel, herd a Zit and went with Sieber hi portrait ul the fellow to Folk;done. where they foam, hunt, and limos ail tolerstigatem lryfe , ey she alayar, the mime) n3d n.111111..1, ills Ss for trarylleoc enmities. The urea tt•orcht Meth a bradsoase ge e ; and lar rr DIV! DLN Jam 31. T Kayter, late of Otl I.c , Sumerset, sail cloth niatinfartiarer, ut eleven, AI Inc 11h.,0 Hart Bean minater, Dinsrt. 'vb. is IV. Hall. of Leeds, York, h at eleven, at the Coart.Hunse, 1..."411%, Jau. It. I'. Pond, of Great Winchester still t, London, mer chant, at twelve, ut Jan. 11. It. Tn)lor and T5)1.9., .41f rit t London, licketsAltapers, at 'rut, at Jan. 31. F.. Dicketsp, of Epth1.,..1, Kew, siutpkeeper, at . . . . ten. at Guildhall, London. Jan 31. J. K. Battier and .1. J. Battier, of Goold-square, Criticland-Friars, Lounuu, 'Attempts, at t newt-, at Guild hall. Feb. 3. W. Fisher, of Cambridge, woullestAlrapte, at eleven, at Guildhall, Littidam. Feb. 7 J. Hodgson, jam. of Coleman-street, London, nits cloud, at twelve, at Guildhall. Feli.7. J. Valles, of New Ninth-eh-eel, Red tiou.square, Middlesex, tailor, at ten, at Guildhall, Innithan. Feb. 11. T. Thomann, sets. B. Thouipsoo, auil T. Thomson, jun. of Nelher•Cumpt«o, Dorset, Ilaz.vi.ittrt ,, , -tl twelve, . . . at the Mermaid luo, Yeovil, Somerset. Feb. Y. R. Seabrook, of (;teat Bradley, Stiff,plk, Ir:teller, at eleven, at the Rttl ILIUY Ina, Newmarket All Santis, Cattalo itlge- Feb. 11. T. William, Whistones, Mines, Worcester, vie.- Nailer, at twelve, at the Talbot lnn, Cilmes. Felt. 2 1). hirwtoo, or New Milk,, York, e•,rn-f4ctor, at pla.4 at Ow (:rues Key* We i New Mallon teb.l4. P.Pitlitetos and W. Pitlgeue, late of the Stock Ex- chalice Coffee-house, London, tavern-keepers, at twelve, at Guildhall. Feb. 8. S. Wilson, of Liverpool, hosier, at one, at the Office or SFr. P. Muds, Liverpool,. Feb. 2. IL Alderson, of tininlerlanil near the Sea, Durham, mercer, at eleven, at the Commis -Room, Exchange buildings, Sunderland near the Sea. Ft b. 2. Ann Burn, of Sunderland near the Sea, Durham, ship-hounder, at ekven, at the Gumninsiou•Rousa, Loo chatoze-builAinr., London. Feb 2. W. Mathews, of Liverpool, merchant, at one, at the George lon, Liverpool Jan 31. W. Johnson, sat and T. Jolmm, of Liverpool, rortelo-naukrra„ as nose, at the Geurct. loon. Liverpool. Jan. 17. T. Nice, of 11141ov-zone street Without, I. ton, linevoAraper, at ten t at Guildhall. Jan.3l. J Parker. of Ornanrery lane, Mid.ilvvex, conti nment:tamer, at tea, at Guildhall, Loa.low Jan. 31. W Howdeo, of Can ssssss .street, Loudon, insurance- Wilkey, at one, at Guildhall. Jill 3!. W. Hoes, of hew, Surrey, corn.dealer, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Jan. 31. H. Becker, of PownelFs-terrace, Kenniugion road, Surrey, .wane r, at one, at Guildhall, London. Feb. 4. T. Porker, of Cborley, Lanemiter, cottuo.manufae- Inver, at lee, at the Bri4l,:e IMO, Little Bolton, Feb. 3. T. Orton. of Liverpool, hosier, at one, at the George lasi, Lire pad. Jau 31. J. lurgan, junior, of Livsrpoot, timber-merchant, at Jan. 31 J. %lchell. or \l44iiavaul, Sussex, carpenter, at the White Horse, Chu to .ter. Feb. 3 T. Forsyth, 4.f Burstein, Stafford, draper, at eleven, at the White Bear Inn, l'sreaJilly, :11auritrster. CERTI FICATES -JANUARY 31 R. Frisby, tons or late of Leicester. horse dealer.—W Ball, of Foliose Selwood, Somerset, clothier —J. Ayline, of Cliertsey, Surrey, sartiller.—W. Firth, of Liverserjgc, York, clothier.—C. Chester, jou. of Liverpool, attelionter.—W. Beat, of Upper Russell-street, Bermondsey, Surrey, Spanish leather-dresser .—W Morse, of Charlotte -street, Fitzroy. square, Middlesex, cabinet-maker—W. Smith, of lAnig.. nere, Wesimiuster, spriolublissibinalharv.—J. Aslell, of Lei. tests r, trottlier.—M. %owl, of Newport, Moon ttttt th, shopkeeper.—Julin Evans, laic of Tottunkam-coort.road, Middlesex, linen-draper—E. Turner, How sir late II( Great Shcrstuue, %%ills, coltun-inenufacturrr.—J. Arid. toss, of Leeds, York, Futhcrgiil, of New. castle-upou:tyne, ship.owlier. PRICES OF RAY AND s - rnmv. WIIITVuII \PPL. Hay 31 Oa NI to 5112 a 01.1 11ay..4/ In, 41,1 1,, SI 1.1., Sinow 21 2 Oil to 21 Oa ILI Straw .21 _. 04 to a Via Clover Of Os 04 to Of 0: , Cloves 01 0 11,1 to 71 0.1 0.1 • fla 114.1iiroany I,lulv of H. S H. :conitor, 111.11. Neitilutle-tinJ4 r-Lysic. Mafindeboc. of n F(11). hursamy ii.. k, nt fle , imptloorpc, tlit: I. t.ly (.1 . (:s ndvil It V. VCl'liOn, Esq. M.P. of a daughter. FROM NAIUI7DAY NIGHT'S G.IZETTE. MILITARY PROMOTI(JNS.• Contrai ,, vio:ot .49;10 hy IhrFice ;.ientritaut ul Me 414n5...ex. Sussex Regular Chivies 11. .or ) Chitty, Gcot. to lie 1'..1-iwr—datedtie i itroitll.l 1817. Nlarshall, Gent. to he ditto—dated I Eenther 17, Isl 7 (:,..nlwood Troop of Sll•lltXlustre.. Niece Artillery. The 11.1,1 ii 11..111.111...1.1e Chrrles Carl of M4l eh .in.l Lhoruley t.. Ott ,, ber 19, 1817. HIII , 11 , !mr. firm. to be First Lienteosail—i:ittd Dec.:in:vet 17, :817 _ . Wt " .I( Sligl.`% Ye lllllA9l y r ovqlry George iit. to be Cursiet—dated Septituber 9, ISM Commission iv the P. crow/ Rrigiownt of Soosex Lotal • besot, oiipitti by the I.orti Lieo'snant of the County cf Sonsex The Richt 1100 - ourolde John Earl of Shahid to be Coloncl- Comm:m.lokt —•boto-d Aril 26, 1417. PA RTN ERSII IPS DISSOLVED. .............. ..... T. F. Hunt, of iht• St able yard, St. James's, and .1. Walsh, of Parliminem.sireet, IVestminstt r, ainspaceeits, June V 4, 1817.—H. Parnell and W. Raffles, of ('hurch.•tree*. Owed- Church, %Mout, attorneys, Dec 31, 11,17 —B. Biggs nod J. Abbott, of Buck lei sbury, (Areal/side. London, anclionecrs, December 31, 1817 —H. Hebert mid F. C Barrow. of Ohl Ilruad street, a iur-e.,'chauii., January 7, 1818.—J. Veer and T. Baron, of Rklinie.gate street. lamdon, silkmacrchares, January 1, 1815.—N. Harden, J. Jaiisies, and it SA:twit*, of Upper l'hanicala reel, loud ~,,, abolesalc gr•n(ra, Ja nuary I, 0117.—5. LIMO on. R .1. Foster, and S I..mixtion, of Bread.slrrrt, Winclic,ter.wait h:sivirsoto, De. centla•r :11, 1817 —Fr. Cool:, jun. and S. Driven, of Synionirs Inn, Chain ery• Seplember 29, 1817.—G. Rickards and T. 1101, of Piccadilly, Middlesex, distillers, Ike. 25 , Ixl7-11. Croeley and H. Finial, of New I.mi. don•street, Criticised-friar., sun p.brokero, January 7. 1818. --S. Forster, It W. Vole, and S P.ntoidzr, of the Old 'Change, London, calico print. rs December 31, 1517. S. Poynter, J. Paynt. r, and F. Miller, of Coleinamstrret, Guidon, builder«, Jautiary 1, 1818.-1 Nr•ill, sea J. Ne. •ill, jut.. and S Hall, ef Vint yard. trolk, Clerketrwell, Mid. dlcsex, watch.case.mabera, December 31, 1819. NEIVGATE, AN 1.) LILA DENII4I.I NIARICF.TII. (fly the• Carcw.s ) Reef .... 2s SI to .4, o,lt Veal Iliil/11 34 Oil to 4i 4.1 fork.... 41 to 64 0.1 N.frAL INTF LAME A •r. poott.wouTto. JAN It Arrived yeaterilay. ths Tamar, from o('s...untold ; sai led Aus.. 23th 1)41 , 1111W1, 11l 4%111110 with the ram,. lamod In Creenua. The NI tsy nll4 to ,ad the folhoros4 day rot : 11ir Broth. rs. Uric 'I PM flirt test to sasl alum. the :db. and Ow 1:111101MI. 'ree 00000 .Ic, :desist ISils January; she Esp es.. tar %tate. hoed, with .1 23.1 IN-- ressiber. 'nor hew Csoser larcrpool wish protisi 111 l strived at St -J51i11e . .• 27s 'bee. Left at St. Jol ni the Leda. I'ly. Sir Ira ake. and Hoyal. THe Vilest:tut. Allen, Gum Truro-sift., sailed the 4th neeetrainr. 1 1 / 4 ti loading 11,e Assn, Neptisne„ Votsint Asa's, and Fsirama, which woahl he fir wit 111 about ans. The Neint.v, Dirk, hid been roudenonsrd ors unlit for tea. It. I.H. 30. :i... X. lots. i 3 30. 11'. spoke the Friends, frusu Hull , to Ri o Janeiro, all well. And It. slay attired the Tilar, fr esuisr; std the Atari. Coliwt transport, room Halifax. in 23 days. with troops :.he left there the Pallas, Thumas,Jetrrrys, and Sarah Save. The Aurora sailed for Liverpool 20 ils.)l befoi . e. The Amiens, fruut Cask, had crivitcl at Halttat, eficr 52 day., pussiage. _ FAI.1101:111, JAN. 9 the Tyrannis, R'illinm•, for London tii.day off this putt,, the Sally ..I,lntin, from st Mich4el's, and Ill'lleeeth II far Loondoil ; the Lady Arabella, Packet, nilh An& ii for Lisbon, has colic into the Roads. :'I 4 k Hill..Tll, JAN. 10. Arrntl yr..terdny the IV.Mont and Mary. It arrow, from Qnrhee; P.rlicy , Slaver., Gum London for the Sonth S. no', p acim a r di fr Ain. IcrdarvforSnrinam. Arrived to.dny the William nod Aim ha, lune., for New Ittnn.r irk ; Furionr, filrzeo.„ 1)111 ram car ; the la I trr lua lost the herd of hal rudder, too ;work, %nut, eie. and into , ' ton. toad to eepnir. oral., 3.4 v. it. . . _ Arrivril Frsterrlly and Paile.l for the rti.er. Ilse Minstrel, from Id. wind ; S•vaa, liostvisos troth Jarnaira ; ran., Nit liof , oo, fr..o Q0t.1.4%:. ; ltrioo,—.--, Cron the Smith Sean. To 414 y Arrived sad failed for the River, the Ann, Atolvnion, Iry us Jam JCR ; and Archtbahl, Dos k, from II AVritl! As. down faun ear itir4r, the A WI /9011, Ilic Sunth Stoi and :St*. Homo,'ila, fiat. Ilslts Pled Smvnra. Arrived, the Scepire, flung Shields, fur Bar- PIIIITRXFV4. JAN. 11. Raihvl for Rotterdam the ralliot C .... rier, Hoch, me,ter, with 4.164 . 11:1rVil trot,p4; dal ,311.11 ft.e New *moth Wale., with omelet,. the Tiiitetiliaiti, \f•U/ugall. This ship has 011 1101111 the Derby rioters. PRICE. OF SUGAR. The torcrage price of Brown or 31mo:or:trio Rove, cont. pole.' from the Returns nook in the week euslitig the 7th flay "t . Jan"' Y, ItllB, i s 4so. I I. per hundred weight, exclusive of thr Dotter of Coo paid or totyable thereon, or the imp°, talion thereof 11110 GIV.I( Britain. MEETINGS OF CREDIToIa AT GUILDHALL TIM DAY. M. N. T. 11. 1.10,41, rroyrlott.elotbo.T 1.1. E-lier. vtelualhr It. Ste vie. Briton', 11. iltzist 11. 11'.1.15, 11.01:111•1.1.1r, (1, baker 1-1 Schorr, Jolns.struri, money. scrivener J. 11'0041, IA vu pool, no? elnisot _ _ _ . . LAWMEN DS Ilsarry, N Rea -head • colt rt, merchant .1. Mute and Cu. ruel botokscllets lO T. Jettkin., Judd %peel, merchant S. Drown, Shut-Thaear., viettoller lO SPIIII P 4, per Gallon, iu Road. Bratilly,Coz.l3s %la —s 0.1 l Geneva .... 4s 3d w 40 6d Posordranx 11s 0.1 a —a 0.1 Jamairsdkuto3s 0.1 a 3e 10.1 tis 0.1 leeward ...3s 11.1 a 3s 2.1 Our Correspondent informs us, it is incredible the muniser of 'persons that Cal victims to disorders, produced by improper treatment—the latent seed of a do ad fret disease is tiff:Ted to liiik in the system, and too often e.horten life; these circumstances induced Messrs. Conner. and COilipail, Slllll-'0:1,, of thirty ye ars ealtl•reenee, to rata.. Hiatt a Nledieal Hoard at Charlotte House., Great Charlotte street, opposite. the Hee. Rowland Hill's Chapel, Blackfriars snarl, and at Woodstock Huns,, Woie4stuek .street, fire doors fe Oxford.steect. The Huard claims the attention of those atilected with Strictness, l'istiita•, (s a ucers, sc ro pt in t mo , N o r. elms Urhlhllele , alisiox from wallas climates, juvenile in discretioirs, der. V.rupttuns (.I, the head, tare, and Noll, ulcerated throat, pains ire the head and hooted, (reflood*. mistaken for rhe 00000 atieent, nodes un the stain hones, are symp toms which appear years alter, and too often destroys do mestic comfort. Alcaws. Couptit and Co. are consulted at hods houses, by all ranks of pee.p;e, onto wile at plight The piles Sind fistula cured witliuut burning or cutting; snit advice gratis, on Tuesday, Thursday, and Siiiiday nourediegs, till twelve o'clock. A side door Nod private rooms fur fe males —Ruptured Patients are radically coved witheint stir_ :teal operation, upon scientific and anatomical principles, without eacuriation. Three Physicsans hive lately juintd (be Board. Ck.KTIFICATES. .1 We!damn, of Bradford, tiilst,llntti-t'rtiper —T. RAI - Church...llTel, Milutal•grtt•ss. 3litlicoult. ontmecr.-.-W. Wormy, of Itrolfurd-shut, ('.went-garden, bunt an.t.hue-makes• —W. ()talon, of Rittniughsto s —C. Swales. of Sionietstt-Arect, POrii.l3lll-fspl.tre, 4111 . 4 C%. dretto.nsaker.-1 Sure, of 11141(m-11c Iltutlutm, 41. aler —t:. Btertulsruck, ut Otfurd.street, tli.u.t, mcrtlirtia —J. S.nttri, gat.: street, I,l' 011-.1. pet Tun, ter 252 Callttsta, New Green! Whale•.. 591 —1 Spernstiecti 1251 --/ 9141 .. Pale Peal. (VIAL MAK% ET, JAIIIIAItV le. qhips al Markel. Ship* Hold. Price. 71 Neu mole 29.... 334 I'. I in 44. al 19 Atm,* lauttl The Newapaisera report. almost Vier,' fall or the year, nisitaneei, of pear, apple, or p 1 treeo. biting persold Illmsonis, anti ascribe the phenomena to extmordniary utildnei‘a in the Mr; but Voss in. feretice, say, an experienced gardener, is errotienita. Were 11V 11111 d wriiih,r the CAW..., the Illost,oiniog would I), general. The particular rn•ee arise front wittruliii!iir,s In the tree. ‘Ve ItionraT thitoN 14 fur otl vleteril ui hie caiirass for the Comity whirl) he hiss wet with the nurit rxtra..rilmurc ittecri*. Ftite —Sattuday morniou, about direr o'cick,' the ustistit,l mill, of 11'arsom and Co., Bankside, St. S,tviour's, were discovered to he tot fire. Part of the inetinse, hying of wood, it bionic& with refit dill. At four the esigitiro 'arrived, owl about eight o'clock the liarnes were almost extitigulishrd. The otljoi 44 i 4 premise+ or Mr. Itilust.if were cosivider ably dasainged. The nail's were elope by the older sole, I polj • ;,1.! a coal whoa, where severed Gorges with cook w..re fttstened, which itere set adrift to save them from the doom SYPHILIS. DEBILITY, STRICTURES, dec. IMPRESSED with COITSCiOIIIII,IeIOII that their deviation flout the general plan has been higidy Rea)l to others, and improved iu their professional acquire . magi's by , the niatinity of 311 years caps limn., Messrs. CUR RI E and Co. continue, with unabated ardour, the eradica tion of those Disorders winch are theennscquence of illicit indulgence, or the drpti uctire habits of the inconsiderate Scistoodboy. lit profe.istiig the ruse :of these Complaints, they hold out no induceisient to vice, but, sensible as all men must be of the s xistener of such cal: Si.., they offer their assioance as regularly educated Surgeons of London. and of the Royal Coliege 0r Edinburgh. In all eases of Syphilitic Infection, and in every complaint of Debility mot Deficiency, whether Kristine flout the infatuation I4a certain destructive habit. low: residence in warns climates, free iii iug.ur any other cause producing a deficiency of meetly of. gone, the patient may rely on a speedy restoration to si gorous heattb. TlWir 11111110Ved pian of eating Strictures of the Urethra IMP 1 / I .lllllllClllied oneh peculiar towels.. Sti Ir . tures of ten and twenty }eats duration have Oddest to their treatment in the short period of three week.. s, e erai Witten and Gritilt men of the first respectability. who 'Pit laboured under tills painful and distressing disease, icg renewed a radical and permanent Cate, particidaily rerksic , t that refs resters may he wide to them, as sir sire, of the decidc.l superiority of Messrs. Currie and Co 'a plan of treatment. Meaner. Curric and Co. may he commltril by %Alkyls of rillwr Sea with the greatest re.-Tray nod howitir, ut thi,r house, No. 107, flattrui-Garden. Paticiits in the Country, Latin; the rirtiroilars of their cane, clic:Jsilk a rernitistisc km Advice and Wticwec,tr ill have II r Mime aiv , n or sent to ally part of 11w l'iiits4l Kitte,lotoi —No. 107, Ilaitnit-Gtrdeit. ~~ ~~ "ei.: - ..:511111Mr111, XSNZL MARK E Ts. —mougg.— • CORN ANGE, Mornay, JAVI:4RT 12 Wi lin I • S. g ttttt I supply of month,: . ggu.l K.ul ; is sAngplts a toslth sold tit 3 der* ChM! irons 3.. 1.. 4. p. r quarter, agpl fur isgf•reggr Sherd a•• ACilfre.lt . 419 Fuse Butler I. its iliftil2ll4, and ( 2. 1. , :S.. per .10tlirt.T .1,1111 r; 111.11 plapp•sals iii pew? ; Figs, OAls solo' sell liar ...user torsos u+ flies Joy week, hat , 144,11 tar ) was doll ; I ;rrs y Pros I,llppill I lISCIr 'MCC ; 'loamy; Peas slid UVillih TSUI. pri • Nesers oF Fortirtu Wlovast rvhi (irey Pea% .... 4114 ruse ditto Wl4 NO. Fotwititi.) Wheitt 40“ 5414 lid: Wails . 4.1. 4fh. elltio 1/I.lllloits It)e 324 384 1/I.lrl.teu itio Four ditto ..... • • • •••••-% 444 Feed Skit. ..... .• • • 17s 194 Barley 3O. 37. I nowilitt4. '''' tar 31. Fine ditto . s 41s Poland ditto • 17r 104 New dallo ... ..e..—. 51. rine (lilt/ ter Stir :Unit 604 6:ls Potat.l4. .lido 144 31% Flue ditto White Mawr (beriers)btr 514), line 11„ hr 7ss OW. now flit.° ••..e—.• 00s I Seeimhls SMITUFIELD mAnKE.r, MUISDAV, JANUARY 12. This day's Market waa amply atippliiil with prime Bemis, and 11w sheer of Teneosi was pretty uOO4. Berr i Mutton, Veal, Rail Pork sold at teat prima, awl the Trade for the mast pail was swim:what brisk. The wiles iii the May• Mai ket wire rather considerable ; Straw feti lied a better price ; Hay an.l Cl/vet obtained Led price*. hubjuiiied is a cut /vet st.iti meal id ale PI ices and Nomilkers:— 'l'o silik the .4111 prr stow. of Sib. Reef .. . .1. 2.1. IGO 4i. 4.0. Head of Coltit this dolt : Winos. .4.. 4 I to 004 WI Iten.t.... 2 4lO lamb .. it.. 0.1 0,. Ot. Mi. Siwep 11,300 Veal... .1 ps 4.1. to 40‘. 410 Calve. 31* P0rk....35. 10.1. It. JV. 4I I figs . ••. H. 41-11.11114 ET Hay... .... AI tts 111. to 41. 10s. 01. Straw Clover 4l. Os. 0.1. In 6/. 111 A. 0.1. PRICE 0, N VW os to 291 IN SubSCX" 251 Os to 291 0. HON. $►:W POCK VTI Kent.... 2.1/ 10* to 311 t 1 Steno x.. 9111 us to 30./ Os Essex.. 27/ Os to 30/ Os ir Fir 0 1 . 4 11 14 3W Os to 371 Os INTIM. . RAW' Sett Heifer* mud niertilhiPt stsel.. to 1 11 :4 to 38 Id Mi.l,littvz% Is &I lo Oribitary.. 01 0.1 ti t . R. 4. Market calf ..Atfp 7 , co Eng o.l_sor-s 04 SHEEP Pi)lle4 71i, 0.1. to .9g. OJ. SKINS. • Dpwns, 51. N. ts, es 04. Ttl. /111Cli OF tin-ATI-IEIC Rows 50 to 501 Its each 21d to ?31 pe t 'lt. Ditto, 511 to lidlbs each 54.1 to 2Gti Dressitiz lilacs fine (-o;irlt Hides Crop 11 I lit if 35 to 40 lbs.°. coiling 171 t to. Phi Ditto _ 4) to 5014 s • ...I'M to 214 Calf Skirts 311 to 401kom '• 17.1 to 20.1 Ditto 541t0 711Flos Ditto . t.; Sitlbs . • Small Seals '6.eroltaltd) 15.1 to 241 Larze ditto Taloned Hone bitt ISd to 174 Spsuislt Hoe... hides 17.1 5.. 21.1 PRICE OF RAW r,ll. iwr MOW', 111 Bib. As 412tr0l by lit Tallow I A% hi 41 1 .11 by lb v. 11r11ers. SI. 31a. L,t .Jr 7.1 St. Jame.o's Mark.1..4% 7.1 Whilecluipel t 4% 5.1 Whiteehapel .Markel 44 Z 4 Clare Matk..l Average .... 4.1 6.1 Nile M4ll k• t 41% 114 . Avevaze...... 4% 111.1 MOUE OF TA LIAM. SOI F, So.. re 11216. Towli Tallow 7lls 01 —, Ild VOl o w N AI , 04a Yellow Iles , si:oill• 04 -.... 0.1 Mottled IVlsite.litto.. —• Oa —. 0,1 "Ili Ws sonp elitlil.. 764 II.: —., 41.1 po w lotls Melling Sion' Cit. Oa —s 0! Graves IS. lid MAO, mods ..414114 ..—s 1/d Goosl Di.ege i . 141 PRICE 01' CMS:OLE%, From Tallow Cliall.llci, Price of Clllllll , , 1,11 14% 0.1. 01. pro , dozen allowed for ready money. ronciGN 11'0(11 S, Ih. Spahi. , lo Sheep, LefiiieSS 9.1 n 7s nj S. 4. 3,1 3 rz 3.1 Amin 2.. 9.: a S. 9.1 2, 6.1 a 4, Oil Ist . 2il Ribein.a. 1,1 .... 4s Oil a S. 91 Rs nil a 3r Oil PRICK OF SFI WKS Y F.STERDA Y. 3 per Ct. Red. .. 81k 1 Icarian Bowls in 3104 pr. 3 per Coma ail Era. Mlle. 2... 1911 pr. I iler Ceiit.. ...... j Ditto, ;..28 25 28 pr. 5 peret.N. An. 101f1 Itiai Init..ty Tickets WI. in.. U..uk L. An. 201 1.5.16 Cons. for Arr... r;-41; LON IS( . hinted ail Published et tits Moe, N. i.,. Strand ; when Arise-fifteen:lnto ere tective.,„ sad Let?-sll (1.1111 paid) mutt he addrssri.—C SMITH, No. I. ("Talent's Inn, Print , r—J. WHITC. No. 117. SM _ •xds„ l':;i1:(torr 1111•111111111 MARRIAGE. Lattly, nt Einteltinn, ID:vim...hire (alter pillilishinct his nun 'basins). the N Tr. siddrr, to Mka P.A.Tey lisittcrall. It is reinartuildr, that n siinihr instance leitk place in the saran about Ittviaty ycars ago, when the C:t I L D TAs Latch, at her resilience is Edgware.roarl, in the 34th year ,f Inc age, Relo eca, 1,4 o 1 itear.Atlto al Charit Dadle y, _ _ Oil like 3rl iostitif, at Marrtzion. in Ite Milli year of lier Atte, Mrs. laiz.sh. tli Vkcia,, tountir st Risk. r ..f J‘lllll VlWidll, Esq. Portland-place, London, a3tl of Mra Vis tau, Pctic.tle nick , in the c ttttt it y Frnday eveitiwz, azetl BH, at her htioir:e in York, the T). ngrr Lady .Vitrar.tte. She al. ■ lineal tieserisitriat Of t he aimcirist family i:1 Viirastour, orSll.4lilittatott, lii that comity—. a y crr h of iltelliatse of littsm.lwimil. • On Tuesday last, nt Basin,ld Hall. near Wakefield, dane, eldest daughter of Francis Mande, Esq. Barrister at Law, in the 1611, year of her age. On Thursday 11=4, in the WM year of her age, Mrs. Led red, reliet of the late Mr. Edward LedgJed, of Bonegatr, near Hill! tX. Theiro.ihy set k, in the 52,1 ' ear of Inv aze, Mn Cooke, of Oie.tini Hall, near I) iicaeter. Oil Thor/W3y week, Ilisslla Blake, daughter of Sir Franciq Blake. Bart. of Tst ('.tole, Durham. 1111 Saliirday KW, in Dublin, of typhus fever, Mr. Byars Mahuny, of Cork, el.lestvon of 2111 . . Mai tiu Mahout., of I iiirs•lsy 14.1. ;ifltT a few days illuess, shed 77, 'Wm • Byiuois.:, relief of William Symons, F... 4 of limy St. rd- Iler life Veil, :.11 ex:sitiple of purly and r ...k i w i , o r resi g u nl i #### and It4.111•-•-•41111 lit r to>s is viry deep!). 'ft It by all also knew lice worth. HIGH IVATER Tins DAY AT LONININ JUDD/Gr. Mooning ea after 0 1 . Evening 47 ■her IL 1 rf Wes . MO