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. . :,....:..~c.~ , LAW INTIILLIGENCIL COURT BENCH, Sitting: At on. It in The the Kiel mU the etrcuo..- al which• were. folly stated yesterday. is ,vor - ►rpert of the motion. Lord Ctto►clrll w Hour. There not being m foil attendance of *wend Jame. 111141* MT. Sy sat.avr, of Cosinel lot the PlatedllT. &elicit% to pity at Coifs, she ease ►rent PATENT. VORSTIII V. rivirßE. This soar in rctiou to recover damages for the in• voion or >, portent. The Maim'Fr, en eminent gun-milker, hail, it ?peered, al.t3isatal a eaten( for using fulminating powder, s inch *Ord by perenerion, iii the disialrare,e of frowlieg-pieces, win! this . invention the De fendig, it wistiirrovad, had applied to:pi-iiils. Mr. GI)II.I4EY, for the Defendant, argued, that Mr. IF esmyth woo not the inventor of this mode of discharging tire-onus, inasmuch as a clergyman, of the serum of tinier, had, prerions to die pa tent being granted to the Plaintiff, caused a pistol to be constructed on this principle, although he had _ never made his invention public. Chief Justice Almon held, that, as Mr. Butler' ditteovery hurl not been made politic, it was to he presumed the Plaintiff knew nothing about !t, arid it could not be received as a bar to the presort 't . Verdict for the Plaintiff—dsmagrs 40t. THEATRICAL CONTRAtr. 1111021 CM V. GLOiSOP. Mr. MAIIRVATT *Voted. tlist, by this actin's ilia Pleintitf, who was it celebrated ;mown t i 11l per former, sought to recrvrr d u bum the Defeo slant, the Proprietor of the Coburg theatre. for a breach of o;:rtemesst. •Its the mouth of Fcbrusoi., 181/1, previous ft t h e opening of the C•slitirg theatre. Mr. Norman tart entered into edict-s with Mr. Gloom), by which be engakr,ed to perform the fonciions stage.trianager,to take the pinicinal par:s so spectactes--ancl to sipi:t4r at Clown be the cootie , plottominsee-:. Int there •nieltitstinut *services he was to receive 3/. ji-r week, 'aloha be tr-tit, which was to precede the benefits of tt.e other performera. It was also agreed, si the Plaintiff wait, at the time, etisrtger* at Coventegartlerr, that lie should only piny in one rocs , : each evening. at the Coburg theatre, %tont Cneent• Barden thew.; do s ed—tiller which it win stirtiirted thathe should pe rform iis two eritertainment.. enotintied los. services, wader these article., instil Mr. Grlorscp, without any jastitiable Cllll,l, thl4. eniseethbrin ; and he now brought his ethos to re. COW' durnligts fur the injury he h a d sn-tained in crossetpretrue of his having been removed from :its rhtuati tttt testy in the month of %bey. while the sca trost Ut the trolitirK theitte lasted lentil October, up is which titan*( the terms of lint tigreeineat extend ed. The Le....ical Counsel uoderstraud that the de fence iteesolc.; to he set up that Mr.,Noraaatt hid behaved himself ito such.* manner as folly to *arrant the measure which Mr. Glossop hall adopt ed: ale believed, horters,, looking to the articles, by ss Lich the putties were 'godly bound, that 'the Pefendatt could rot absolve himself from the charge of having. infringed them, • without just: cease—awl% if lie could not, the plaintiff must hs c a Cr re:et. • The srgie.tusot was put in and jsrovetl. Ihe lost witness t:alled was George Hert% who stated, that he *neat employed under 411r.Serreat, the preacipat scene-pointer of the Coburg . thetetre. The theatre opened tot Vl'hit.Monnay, 181 n. Mr. plifillialf` laid acted as stage.roattager born :Ole mouth of Februarys. .Tice theatre closert ia. caber. Crory-estanrilud.—Witneirs was present on the fi',t alight tif opening. lie understood bill. had been enculotte!. shout the theatre, Containing Mr. Normun's'complaint. that an attempt was made an eleptive him of the part of Clown, but he ill& not see auy of them. There was a very full hottle,; and a great riot, in consequence of Mr. Norman not making his appearance. Wittiest' expected the %muse would have been palled 'lawn. Mr. Nor man orldreSsed the audience Front the stAge-I-hut not till be had been loudly and repeatedly eJled fur. 1111 s. Herbert deposed that her lin.band was, by trade or profet.sion, un author, and wrote for the theatre. tie wrote a serious nielo-draitta, denontinated Charles the Second, for which Mr. Norman, ws stirge managler, pail him 151. Henry Lewis, twister, carpenter"at the Coburg th)atir, stated that Mr. Norman had compeeed:a sic* comic pantomime fur the opening of the theasi, ire. The ustichinerv, and a!I the necessary-tempers., ins-werveleady lor the.drit night. There ws.s tea pieces besides. Did not know which of dicta well to be first pegormed. The machinery Valli4l reali ties., for them all. The pantomime was got , up antler the direction of Mr. Norman. Is was consi dered the best pantomime that had beetyperodoced on that side of the Miter. Is was withdrawn at the end of a week. Mr. Nortnau performed in ,it during that tune. trors•ttoraiged.—On the morning of opening ithe 14th df May), the scenery was fixed for the representation of a piece railed Trial•by Battle, which 'Was intended to be first I intr, when. Mr; Norman came tit •the evening, be had the seamy changed for that which betonged.to the pansominse, Ouch he wished to have first ..perforraed. - Glossop • was anxious that Trial Baffle bbould have precedence. • • • • J. Olsen', on the Friday after the theatre open. ertsew Atlr.lllossop . ohalre bands with Nye Plaintiff. He heard hint ley, alhodsogto the foro • t!;at had taken plaza: on the Monday evening, "1 lame all win be forgotten end hnried in oblivion." At 1 artitigi'Mr. Gloomp said to Mr. Norman, " Good might ! God bless you !" •- -- 'rubel torrobswated this statement. Willistn•Eirbrdeposed that he was engaged as Harlequin at the Coburg theatre. l'lmilltdr perk' termed for the first six tlights after the theatre was opened, is Clotek in the pantomime. Either ou Thursday or Frialey wining heard Mr. Glossop !ay to Plaintiff, that he was playing betim then usea,t, and be Should hare a comfottable 'dressing•toont. Mr.tformate ratted us stage-mmtager, and engaged witness.. "William Whitieg, stage-door-keeper, by the or. der of Mr, Cloven, relayed ad mistime* to 'Mr:Nees man, after *the first week, although the hitter re• pemedlya applied Is enter the theatre. Mr. John Astley, preptietneof the Amphithes tre,• knew-the Plaintiff well. He had performed at witnews's theatre, and erns excellent in hialine lie always had a fall benefit. He thought the Co. bdrg theatre would hold about 4401. lie did not know whoa the Mum expellees were there. At the A arapin t heat re, the erpetwe, on account of the horses. is 100/ . . * • Mr; fieverley, of the Regency theatre, deposer', (het Mt. Norman:woo a favourite performer. •The Coburg, he conceived, would hold 300/, ; the ex• pe win Would he about 40!. Joseyfii f;rimaldi (the velebrated C'own; bring asked, by Mr. MMeteset,'what he war, answered, with a low bow, " A pantomimic perfornie.r-s-at ancr service." Witness was engaged atCovent- Gaoler) arid Sadler',-IVellr ; but always bed the parts in which he was to appear at tie Wells ar mowned in each a snatmer as to prevent uny inter. ference with his performance at Covent-warden, 1./ii the night of opening the Coburg theatre,. wit ness perforited at Covent-garden and Mr. Taormina performed with him. lie• thought the Coburg theatre would 1101,1 nOtd.—the fair expense he would take to be SO!. The &suns:oil of 51r. Norman was proved by the production of a letter addreseed to Into by Mr. Chipperida!l. the Defendant'. 'attorney. Mr. Set KLETT, for the Defendant, engaged to make out such a case us 1100111 rusure a verdict for his client. It W 34 very true that Mr. Norman had brew dionissed before the period epecitied in the egreeenetat bad expired—hut it was equally true that hes- conduct had been such as to warrant that proceeding. The arrangement of the eider tainmente for the first night of opening the theatre had been puhh , lied fur some days before IVhit-Monday, Accordiii4 to that arrangement the pantomime was to be the second piece,. Hut the Proprietors of Cottot-gardeu, who had a ptior claim on the oer• vices of ,Mr.• Norman, advertised his appearance in their pantioniere on the saute evening. To meet this difficulty, width enable him to appear m boats theatres, Mr. Newman proposed that the pants= at-the Coburg should be 'doled tint., -im ar nient which Mr. Glnerey, as he had weight to , do, went& not secede to, bi , caure he knew the bull. 1r ire vieitois would expert to see the pantomime. The consepienee was. tiler Me. NUlVlefte by melba of hatid•bille,•and by addrewitio the audience'frdek tile stage, crested u great dr at of :tonromottar. which elided- •in bfri••Glostelp being 'obliged to give precedence to the pantomime, in 'whieb Mr.. NOVIIIIII 111Hyert until the Saturday evenin lie lied ben direnisset; from his situation of Megt nentager, sod the name of Mr. W.. d'arrytnore was hearten in the hills, as baring• been engaged to *II that post in Iris room. thee of these bills Mr. til!wfiann thougll !it, an nor occasion; in the course of hie peiformanee, to lurid op.to the madieriee— , end, haring read, •• Mr. W. Barrymore. stage-nue. weger,". exclaimed, " I won't stand`thist.'r' Tfreal! seircomstences; which uresitifeeted a total waiir of subortiinstiou, inthereat Jr. Glossop to disehargt (the Plaitstilr. , Robert Fairlirother deposed. that he was promp. tee at. the tiihorg ttrtirtre. The uliettrgetwent•of 'the pieces for opening the theatre was, Trial 6, Batik first { Mid the paritostrime second The. Plaitt tiff was named, in flw Crevem-garden hills, as:rove of . therersons who *amid perform op il'lsit-Memiley, -and he was asked by Mr. Gleemp, *hat win to'br done, at his• appearance st Covent-genic' most tie cesewity interlbre with his performance at the Co burg ? Pleintiff 'suggested that the irintoinime should be the fiest . piere. This wee olijected to by *Mims end Mr. Glossop. Plaintiff then `said he would go to Covent-garden, see what arrangement could L'.., made, rind retort, in an hour. r r' H e did I not, however, name hack till the eurtern was shout to ii , e. lie then insisted that ate pan. tannime should be played first. To this Fur. Glossop would not convent. l'lmintiff said; " Jie was manager, lied wool,' li.ave it so ; that he fried friends in tlw house WY well as Mr. Glossop ; and would not give op his point." 'A lid' restive' befine the cortirio, and the Plaintiff insisted on ad. dressing the audience. which be did, , coritrary to Mr. Gloseop's command. At length. ta Gave' his hbuse'from destructiorr, Mr. (;locos su ff ered the • puntoirime to be performed first. •.'iiiett meriting there was a call - of proprietors and perbitmers, when MG Glossop stated to -Mr.• Noryperratnit lie could no longer confide in him as manager. Winless had beets fertr.tittee years on the stoner. lie performed nuder - Mvitiarriek. in .Pfgery iterels.* W lit II Mr. Normans 'Was performing ou Tintriehey he held ..up our of threlnils in whielt file. • W.' I4auayrnore was timed to be "erage-marrager," - bud pointing -to the line. said, " (1•! 0 ! 111 net %ford this.' Cress-e.rateirted..-1.)1(1 not' hem 'any person in the house call wit " Mrs. Glossop," when a parti cular actrere appeared. Could net contrive . list that had to do with the pentad action. The Co blehine had not played /Once the pontonlinse was Tvl!thdiEllVM ' lie did not Irtlieve that Nit:Norenan'e dress way altered to torn Mr. Urtver„lbet • lowis who performed in his stead. He knew nothing I. f a pri vate relwarral of the pantomime at the buck of the gollery, in the absence of • Mr..Nonnarr,' on Whit- Mdadey, at which Mr. A.Tsher approved Os (''town. He was not scare of Mr. biormen't . &ens i les Clime, ing locked stir by MY: OlcliOli'S bider. en the i s ts km night of openisig... On l'lteiday, after the dis trbsnee, Mr. tlbosop au* toglUalterffltinere—" 1 .lave dismissed Mr. Norpriin: Rehr qt.& iiithwilin of Mage-insinager, - anti engegrei. Mr. W. Barrynn,re—. wir rdreit e yen all to obey-Hied eir sleek" - ' ' '.". Mt. W:l3.irrynstur. - stagi-merroutte 4:if the Cc. bnry; thence, 'steed'. than, me Ihe'enrielay before the theatre vole • ire spew; 'Mr:Glessoir ?MIS uwure that . the . 'Plitintiff smuld have 'tb - *peter, Olt the Monday in the pantomime at Coverit+nien, sand advised, hidi, therefore..to oaf* file. {iphrr, the litaYstsclown at Aaffer'sa to talte his cart jar the riententisite in the Collor* foe that. aught. Mr. Pittman struck his stick against the- ground, and said, " I'll bell.-41 it any Aine.shail pity tlte•Clowns HURT OF SING'S BENCH, Wesuctresso, Easomr, Joss 4. p after Easier 7'erse. &fibre Miff /satire Assert, seed Special Juries. 1411117 h. c. S. CNUILUIILL es W.41.1411t. Proprietor of The Thom lieingsysisr.• the sOttiog orlholihmaot - tbs. case was celled It urew out of vonee-teentseuts that appeared e Tiwea, on the acesdest,oh;cll occurred im :m. , 's-roast. Claviers, au the .20Ih of . • ~- - great quence. Wittwas knew nothing of Monsieur Le Clerq, the halter-master having refits:xi to alter the sitiunitin of the ballet which lie hail got op. Wit oru wins privy to posit of u conversation between tilossop turd Mr. Nor Man, in which the former said, "You itromited to apply fur leave ut Covent garden." The latter admitted Hutt lie (tad wombed, b u t: had not made the uppl.eittion , . On the Tuebtiny intoning. Mi:A:lossop oohed un nit :Oa frith t%111 . 111111 LC bad heel. iutini:ite toice seats), slid uttered him the situation ,of which he accepted on condition that Aosta be dimmed. .-•r. tr. Climpendall, the Defendant's Solicitor, awed, tl,at uu Tutialay morning he rettitifistnited Stith Mr. N4OlllllOl I'll ill* 4'911(1110 —prirtieulady with respect to liis having iiisseminated Inindsbilts Ihrough the house, which were likely to emote lie said he had been wronged,. and would he righted—mid that he hod moor flat arda if it were necessary to use thews. Witness advised him to Both ttatirts, in a Court .of Justice. • -Thounts•fklmelnod, the Paateloott of the Co tirtatfe, corroborated the cireninstzioce of the Phiiiitilf having tiled Out nu the siege " 1 won't ataud that." in allusion to 'Mr. ‘V. Usriy. move's nine Wing iseeeted in the Lilts as stages Croat e x a mined_—Witness wus present at the re. liearsul of the pamornime. behind the - gallery on Whit-Nlontlay. Mr. Usher appeared us C fuwn. Mr. MAREVATT replied. The CHIEF JUSTICE SUMIPIA up. No doubt, ht bbserved. could be eidetinimil of the which the Defen.larit had to dismiss tlw Plaint! if his earldom wcie improper...4d it war for the Jury to consider, whether kucti irmkupriety of con. duct husk been proved aspirins him, as would justify the procredurg adopted by Ilse Defendant. Look. tohthat purl Of•the *cement, he which it was litiptilated, that, dMing the Covent-gaiden snout*. the PLintiff should only perforni in one entertain. merit, nightly, at the Coburg. it did appear to him that .it . was canna to prevent un i..fraction of his engagement ut the other house—sod, that be. big the rase, a request to transpose the pieces, to sreuie that object, Way' not, litrinsps. unreasonable. If, however, there were cause of complaint on the 'Monday, the . Jut y would consider, whether the sub servient rcconciludaun, on the Thuriolav or Friday. dal not prove that it - was overlooked artd•forgiven The Jury. after a abort consultation, found for the Plainiiii—Damages tOof.--casts • .. IMPORTANT DISCOTLEIT OF A ROBBERY ON GiwitichmENT. - - A short time since • moat lanartemiee• robbery. the disc/t -erry of which it of she sotweigt importance to: Goweramene and the whole rosessney. lm re etemenhtedll in the Moose of Maine( ver White, L. 51. P. of Nu. 35, Ikeiressel flosses, of triads not the, Vent etre abatever could leT teace4 1 11 lay last, whop it was partly discus creel hy the follussiog 111511111: • The properly a shut time ago, roasSio Mg. of a :real /man lity .uf amountoisauks, kelgers, gall paper. of b. tat mane, containing aciounts of the eapvidattirr of the *bade mealy for ! years prat on a eew emestmection ; ororrespoplener 'from Vntlollll dominions of the most private and imps.' Mat .natesre; h000k• ca d taints.g pricier so-counts, am' consivtitig al. Ovate eorremmoienee with the Treasury, set accounts of Ilse puhlo• es peod.tore in general, some left in she imme diate polsemioo of Mr. trisits by a person of disoientione eon having Ihe comity . He accuroleogle appropoiated" ihe me . niisrs soluinimr his Wipe Is Nedfortl-streen, Histeurel.aguarr, for their pomesakoweetrefolly parked pp ahol MA 'sham there. llowever iss a shoat time afire mos per 1011 ate ret/tlit ant.- 11 IV O 10 work 11 ..limfl u re &ell* eselnioroton elf noir Moly, nod so entered the premises, which was softecw«-ela awre. tallied, and roohlwd the pl.ece of several Thists. cascara .. iog the solmove-meatiuned valuable property, kr. with tin foil accoatots of the expenditure 'of the politic motet, to the atomoit of several • millions. Per, Time whatever Tool,l be trseell rot tsse 111114`0V117 of the perpeerefor motel it muse out of the following riosani•tance. :-- Patrick Boeotian, a man who had formerly lived in Oa parity of session went the Gentleman who is leered the pro_ peaty to the ran-uf Mr. White, was breathe op to 51•Oloos rouginser..et Ofter. charged wills having souse ILSOftWtt whleh Wet auks, from the stride moljorioite3 Mr. tt lisle. Molar, which circetuassailoc created considerable o•osspieiuu ing she roblooy to question, and a animist was granted to search perfumer. 'farmoseqescaer of information, Plank, the seeker, umber the salisnrity of the warram, went to tie house uf Mr. Milburne, snowier, o•ClikKi.Stiell. Samos Towilos here his loosed soma of the prom orgy was concealed the his arrival he Nand a - gaantii y of the articles in the whets, awl' gathered uesely a earl load of the properly which was Hoke on the premises; that which .pas Most es . losakie was goer, lemma which contained the differ ent at:commis of the expenditure of money, all of which haul bc„..as Knifed out of the COVlitl the other boika (plaits) we re infect, a greet past of them Wert Had and toad been sent to 1/brious parts of fire ermatry. •Phialoroliore.l that the whole •of the property *honk, he Wooed to the 011ie*, and Mr. Ml slhornes attendance iikeciaes. talstah-he spelled Its rater. .siroy,:and was charged ea *aqui tttt of hserisog receiveil nom Irsiowitig thins to be stolen. The property Wig. 111 a cart, and hi. White,w/oo attended privately, stated ttie par ticulars rotthe ease. Several of the book% covers, and elm . respondence were produced. Thi rev , ro had on, dart, " Gemini Strdetarest and Recopitulateun s.f SLUM. *e rmine.," aool the bookie all contained imperial pap. r. 51r. %I kite .exprosnol his ostonisinnent neat Ihr reeleloevy could' have Irmo committed without the km,* rodeo uf the watchman of floe beat, as it was no less limo sh o ve w e,4, a committing. Mr. Millsorsie said lee porrbaind tire properly uf lite PflbOtlPT Brennan (who be formerly had been se. quaioted Wills) a. waste paper, which lie said was with elm cunsoten of Mr. AVhite 'rend else ,Gentfeitaii so whom It be. longed, hut- did nut-know its valour. Pile imunriami tie re. MVP. as mochas Ise (avid of it, us which hs %slim Isherafeel. . The Gaiters are aetirely orn.ployeei, and are likely to a fewasys. to make the, art impwitortot olisceovesies„ mod „le inarellse properly, Which, to ore MT. White's words, would prbve of the Mon motorail roristorence tu the Governit.rot, and tbr country at large. Plank- left She Office in ttiontpan i e uf Mr. Wilde, Este the porpoises wreeneknotand at tracing slit fropt permit , to whom the peopeoly was sold. Premien 4,3 Os rare custody. 6UPT SHEA aites•--Fruut the Reports of the ditfeteut plares where these have nbeetly taken place, the wool is said to he snit of g ood quality, iii coissequence cf the natio and vrty fortseql state of the season. way not tt ex pected to be quite Ile 0(111.1 lint the quality of the commodity will be much better. i;i my peutotnitne but toyself." Fle the9 . .stoterl. that, if lta ;eopld et lent-per. tit iakit his aitaitt4an : he the pan- tortiiinev: uutil: the . lierANFigiiifr:.,zotiovsnoka... l le mould .uumsge. go arlialar at 1mpty.111044 . 10 tbe einela la the robuse anstelaast e aft). without intvileiiiig • with tie irrarikardiht the performance ; woks awdgratitog that ha would apply at 'lntliate to proceed in that wax. On Mow LlirVireeting, Irow . trylr, he, anted. - On and a great riot' eineued in the 'hinge in &floe- _ 41111 111.410 i r TS..• - cosh rACIIANGW.;- FittstrY, Juni: 4. 44 . i. hare 1,441 bal cr. (11 all >i terw (virally the fete salei made in Tine Wisest seal Barley were utt Tull as gnarl ti.rrnr or net that day. Ftnr 0414 ful:y *on. port flock : priee.and, kuy iirinz, Ire rather deuce. In Perre and !Parr there it, mu alteration. DIARKUT, rftIIDAV, JUNI: 4. T..ia at],*o pulses hail a whorl supply 0;' the 4111.1 cut k;uthi of Cittlr : Peer, lAn , b, teal, mud 1..1ik, .% •rr rhea p •r; %tat too aupp.o Pg64t prite; and the C.atle m : . t enet,t; aaa eat over tweaks—The sales iu the Ilavnall t a ie dull: Hay fel! toed a tietter prier.; Si,..w 1 . o bt a i ll e4 laltt pr:crc. Ibe followi.i: pollees awl are an ay. eulat.; Slarlltt , ll . . 1 n Ilk illi! offal per stone of Keef....14. MI. to r.s. Pl. H. ...l of Calle this Mutton _4l. 4.1. to Os. 4.1. Beauty r-'29 Lamb., 7a. ;, soul L1tr..1).1. .. . 5,47 ,1 Veal.... 11. 4.1. to tic 0.1. filves P 444 , 1, Is. K I Ur ('a. 43 I Ptis ..•• •.•• 111 ION • r riXsF.. Corn 'lnspector's 1101.44; trierosoay. Jumt 3. Wlital, pek mail •••••—•,•1•41 IQ. 10 SA/ 104 affley, pee qu.o Iry . ..... —. 41 II) •Ire.. 0 . 4 le ... • • • • e _Aso. to ?(M .—d Peuu% 50a —d to 584 —4 NEWOURY, it tiltiLS. Wheat tilt. to.7e• 04 j °Mi. 2l* So 34. 041 Ilyr Barley 3l. to 149 0.1 Movie ' 569 to -. Oa Drew*, 1 9. 40. to 11. 6 34 . per Gi.00.0. AND LEA DENHALL ttAltbS E Mg 11w tprrallo Reef to 44 to firs 4.11 Veal 3o RA to Os Oa 7441144.. 4 10 4.1 to S 44 I Post 6s 64 to So 44 . Lonsbots 8d IA do 8.11 rrucE4 OF lIA FT .0111F.S.A. T.AND STR A W 1 viHlTFrll4porr.. Hay.. .SJ • :,.. 0.1 if) 11/ R. 04 Straw 2/ N. A I to it 14 0,1 Clover EU .128 04 lo ,I 14e Oil Hay 5! I'6 Oil fa 71 0 0.1 Straw 7f 84 Ai I> 3f 3. NI 0. 0.1 ta 01 Os 04 PRICRPF sows, per Cwt. . . New LAIML, NEW erten VT.. Item.... 5/ 15s 142 —lf 5% Kent.... 6, 11. fo RI 0. Esi,owx.. to Hs to 111,0. Stsi,-s .. 6/ 6 ,, to 71 54. Ft.eit ...AI , Os 10 14 .04 Etc % .. 8/ 104 to 71 11is Farnham, aCCOlill, J 111,4 to 10/ 111.1.—fine, 10/ 114 to 111 lit FOl riga 1'13( l 4 31 Ms to 41 taw. PRICE, OF It Atr rAT, per Pliffl'e Of Sill. NI. loaves's, 4.1,1 Ilit—Fflait•-fhopsl, 3s 1044. Average. 3s. 114. Pi:ICES 01 , TAI.LoIv, SOAP, &c. per It U. TowtOraltuw 01'4 04 —% IV y e ll, s„a ! , ol I s Yellow Ihrst4a OS. 0.1 —, &I . 31,0 tied While thaw-60s 04 —1 04 (turf lo6s &op di11..... 66s Osi —s 64 INN+, -1 0I rhiss. Moir b4s 04 _—s,o4Gesses 'is Os Dirio soissgh..:l4s %I --1 s 00 (howl I)svgl•• •• , • 1010 s OF CAN DLLs, Fr.in Tallow Cloms!ters Pi 11 4 c of CaoaW A , A.. ri.iseri, 12, 0.1-14 011111.1, 13* eJ. 611, per disco allowed for really money. _ , ' PR ler. Or I.l7.A'klir.R. , , Wilts, 541 to 56145. emit 9 04 in 911 per lb. Ditto, 56 to Rfilbs.ent•;........ ...... 23.1 to 214 Drossnit 115le. Vito: 270:o li aides Imp Mitts 34 to 4015 s fortitltitte.:l7 , l to ISI4 Dit;o 45 to 501 n....... ..... ..01 to 214 C•lf skins 11111 to 4tilbs • '`i 1 1,22 d 1,,i10 50 to 75 ilos. .. . .... .. —30,1 to .35.1 11341'0 TO to "Nile lod to .3:!t1 &omit Mrois (11reettleind) 21d to 210 11-ho re ditto V:o-tled Hone bisll-4 11poti.ls Hors lodtd leJ to 2lii - SELItSP VOWS. Morse, 4s Od to Ip as to . as Od— Ad • HAW 1111)1 7 4 4 . 84 . 61 Heifers end Marrs per ' (l rrizeimi v . Is al 1 In 2. 04 stet.).. 2s . II .I se* e. 0i frisaLea Cuff.. Or In 8 11141 Mialtiliaags 11. Oat to 2s 24 Eug. Wise Os 0,1 to Os 04 141.4., per Too, or 252 (htllt:is. Kt.% 6puriwirell 'W4 1601 (11.1 Pale Solt! —1 0.4 k Rape FORF.IGN p r r tittetv. I".tieset LI! NI. ana n s triv i t i All s As IYaI Aorta. .. 3s 04 a 00 04 lies ilk ~.. 241311 a 1% N. Sexaoey,l4• . rot PA a 7.1•114 • 011 Il ' S, " s •• • ... ;..; • • • 4.31 4.1 • Iss. $4 . 2s 641 a F. .94 • d'*. MAlWlTr.'itt%r'4. Ship■ 'ail Ultras/4.. Ship. Add, . Paste. 14 New/vole . ...... •. l 2 ~.. 34. Cal so :39.. 2 Stt$14111:1114 I Welsh Cu., • (335. ea is -s 04. I COM ........ • 3... 345. Ud. to —s. 1116. 1.0,404 Watt Prier Currrnl."3 FRIDAY itTrrts lON, II NE 4,1810. Srosa.—The (Seminal for Alnscorndis hen considerably insprorad this wren; the rsiraest is still pail directed so wood sod fine Suwarr, she prices were huh. varical ;. a !awhile side of •Iltrtandues Sugar yestanday,Vitill Uri 2r. under the previous priers. • Tke public sale ..f Thiscovadea forenuun went wadi about tlie c tirrency M Ili , . market, The demand for replied wuud, has grimily revived, and en linprovement of 3s. intl 4s ill 11w prier. ha. already been nbtaiatea: on Lumps; the ether sleverippoils may be staled Usi towhee; slolnaasrt wore heavy, and Is. lower. p u bl i c eats 1,263 bars Eats India well at lower pliers, dry [noels ttJa, guoil brilwil ~ol Stie 61. , yellow 30. dud 31s ; a public see of Manuals!, Sugar *a. tsIPCI brought (armlet!, uuddisng rim.; aline Liar. a 51s. 0.1., ordiliary 40+. mull 394; oriliii:try while 111-54;1 41. ad. Cotrect.—There ae Muth animation in. the Coffee roar. krt ”'riseraiay ; 11w pnlalso ulaarts eourarted ut 380 casks anal 425 hasm, wand oft wills sancta hria4tnrat , NI fln isrlular o e Js . „ cwt. forears.sts 'towhee sale, consisting of 14.1 (-WEN and 41 hags, we, I 011 forward ; the whale wept oil freely at a lumber advairce of 2s. a 3.. pea evil. l:trfrow 18 lilllr verintioh in the priers of Cot. tuu • Ihe sales hiller our last ;:on-....1 uf -320 lketaanablicos 1..3.1•1ntry tils 4110 heatOri The palate *ark of Cotton 'Ma forams:us esnatistral of be. .eras, berbice, wool Greaalln Cotton, illar whole of which was taken tia. tla ANDY. anti Ht.t.r.'eNns Pm Ili markt' con. tiawa to as depressed suite ; a frn parcels al th e Sale p u bl i c aide have been differed of at an ailtnince of 1 , (1. per bast the allap.-varesnent raiaow not: he r e.st i ,ed, m an . s 4 and Cessera asa.fin .p 056611044 tht.; as lest week 3 "tier , is no hat.isaa pa doing. l'at t ow —The prices ..f Fnrei n Tallwr are again lower, oriel vary hairy n; Ike Archer; Ike Ta4rta insakat as to day goosed 008 0 ableb it:s4rlviterlhan Ins( wilds. Tun*c .—The pikes of Tehwerii area lower. the ;market heavy at Ike ii , ,tw/the9aieleog a cersitleillble I tc‘lnetiewitse taken ciao in 114 Hoch. , • . . - • POI I CE. • CI:11;111311. Ytlafir,l6.) 311 il,f.).iiial inn ee'aiust Ilson•.‘ t 'i,.:.,rv. i , 1 ,,i,„ brhkir, of Slule.lifte, -in the put ~IS uf ),t 115 , le'ei brio's,Hit ; 1 f Rea more ibtrreut ilu)s) he was eutitied itt by Act of p u t. li •nt, fame ho to br I: ••;.Jd :afore Sir. A14(711114 s i i tol el A Me. A hkrinht* Rohs r "..I,'. • Mr. Willip.tnis a culicitor k olletifirkl fur ihe 11, f t/ w ig/4 and PA" WI. übjeCjiiill to the Informatinw, ft . , i! Q. 411,1 tt,,t the 1)r &Wiwi Ilveri in the ifeiirl uf St Reid. 's i A 1,61 . it (.1 - 1, t h an was no such pariah. • • _ . ... • ' Aw ymia . sogink;), ut:alrved , br uotali lx Pony t r o! oblige , ' to quash the irturroni..n un smith an oh;•n4i t i, ;) every re'rson ',new 'het% %tie . Ogee /is Mr Williams k.ated It •otti•hietrtsiv'tO %Ohm!: to Ike eibion oh the 314eis.ttntelii. • hat if .a crone:ctn.* tang 01110: lit the iiit'uotentiwit ant tin•ii etiioli k tt tilltuld nut he elftwie un as the poor of the pariah where the •of a:erica we, eapinitt,4 werccosill..d In a i f roructli.ll penally, vela the Leon saisselie ifs anti op . in fbw Wet hie& and there wee no teat • jit•foh , •as firdt.4. (0, jlridpel. othetering-$l. ANL-tin:in Selinley est.', UP CPPOilirrltiOgN, he saw liko.trt objection was Niel to the letretantiou,'end he w ed k m} it, theeifiwri it was his altity to goal) , it. Mr. 111.1irwa.i i.. very 'trying 'erste, (hater,.' thicosn'tirt of pan niont; rev • , 1 geuveul, and in h.. opinion the property Cr prior paint, seek nut 'met i 4 ti bi .j. c if ...lndy. It wls Is.gli tins that Pa/hammed d i do ot the subject up, Rua rtv,se the lawn regulating the eirintat4 of where. 1 . 101 tuf..iiesant snit' be was determined to 61e another infurruatitru. NAVAL iNTELLIGENCE. _. _....-- orirro‘ru!, rtvo 3 Arrived Ilse MAIO:ow, Ascuogh, to ink,: tut, 3IN 411 L.Ara fur New Smith Wales. tows, atar. 3. A rtirerl the tho Mart, Appleton, from Loudon, hist Itoio Pur4sotoutli, to lake iu tit,ups fur Quebrr. ocrea, JI sit A. • P 491414 Ibis ! nut this afternoon the ship Stautl4ol,sa 1 , 4 fur Jamaica ; And Et za , Bruutus• Id, from . • f .h1,1:711 SMILTIS, J: 11 I The Ann, Taylor, Ow gfrtiek iipou the Nei, , missal& tits', Hull to this pier, has Nee° repaired in chink, and i,siLd rue iiiee Etlisurit's The smoll.pox haring made is appeinnice .; citylincrneighbourhond, considerable trlorm pr..iarlice against vactitiatioo Inn, been earned; of whit It the first teldical men bate pruv•-d to weak by :oseertouniig tt:st the inals•ly Isis the Clits fi:•11.11/rX, in many, and that athirst whom til• real dise.tge attaeliet, the vaeciur ichtio . di,l 1141 tpc. rate. 'Fie peettießee in the con try - , been propegAted by iiocwlatiesp bin in Costriaey, timer • , Wel ?t;el,liiii, Lady J !tits Gel k>l.• ha. prnitapily (,;frreti y aim of money and istvlical tenitaticr te.,11 sulnnit to saccisition; a:. in Ntiowli•ii withil the. Tore.ro ye, r ; have been time encoonsged..(i'Voncick - l'eper./ {'hen T/rrrrnld ;fly, was I ttely r•moved fra•n ;Norwich temple. for tralsoportatiost for tile) email cop tuitted 111141, his %Info proieste4 his tinn.cstice to liertwiglo9urs at Cast(eacre, by tlre;*.tog wit lie *sit at hoine in bed all night t!se burglary wan renitrifeted. .and in Order ttr impress • upon 1;1,1 miners the tilt rh of her assertion, used to 4 , that she might inter tie irately dekverc.l wf i wr e1,i41, if wilt she said was not true." 4.).vasnre r this %%onion was brought to bed • 'nod iictiiedidtely after expired, as did oho um col I. children. Yestisder—Ksim's4hani Ditv —Hoist's, seal the Pubitc Offices. : !.(x+utaiß UV EMMA] . 1 044410 . .30....0 F 11 13 1/010 at sqiist ll 10 Roltirrdam .... 2 U. 11 14 Ants erp .. •• ... •21 11. 35 2 ' A ltonn ..... —2l U: 35 3 - Pa.:a 3 11a:i'A si; ; lit 2 1 25 15 110tar•leRtin 1'r41.415F1 On the_ Main, r.x. NlatlM eff.-elire 3$ Crßa effectiir X? Billowt•••••‘,•••• • • 116 naLrevl,,sta Seville ' • 3tl l;ibraltar .. IS 1.4.e.0cti Gemrt •. 16.1 ICE.. Vitt Si", limit 4. Venice . YR AlaICA Nariles Yornew.,... per us.. l2O, Lisbon ...... ti Oporto Rio Janeiro ........ ott. thablin ....... Alio of Hark ou Illu:lanil 1W1.1.11) V Pertvertt e Coin, Ai follies) 6 . 514 ia Rnr~. ... .0 0 New Drmbkitias :Jr D011:111 5' V Silver in Burs ....0 5 21 • On Thursday, at fm, .Georgit'o, Hanoitr.:trove, f'#e Rev. Thtornag Foron, M A. Hector of Latin, lie. the !tea Huss. Lood Ittootnorr to Olt—night Han. 1.a./y lo:rtititA Chat feria, vaintlt'l tlmagiater oC lint lute Lori! ticiin, ;aid sattor Iti the Earl of Wrote:. mo t Morel,. On Taeadav last, nt the New Church. itt. Mary-le-Noe, by tla.t Maid Hey. the Lord Bishon of NotAi tab, the t' It. P. Cols ingtoo, Peetor of Bridtolu, Litwin, to Ciat: A Anne, only tha : ielitet , of Wilbert' Adair, Esq. of Great tt• berlihd-plitee, Ballymena Caulk, lotripy anti Park,tiotnrract. Thursday se'noight, in Gratlso-strcet,e:iri:, Le It c Pee. Dr. Militate, Patrick Magratli, of I- :of ClAr!eville, Lay to Mary Anti, only clatts:bor ~i the I. .• John Hayes, of illat• Li! y, C , 4. After th e re . ctiv•o:), happy pair drove - off ft.,' Itoariarrlkato, thz seal of Jae, L' q to ancrti the buceyenoon. tfi liaturday the :NA lasi, by the R. v. Jolto 1' 'wee, 1' of etistlearitns, Mr. Joins Sullivau,of Hal:yettrherca.e..• '• Cork, aged 7`2; lo Miss Laittlexa,dauglito tif i.. • deo, aged l years. Yerterdey mtroing.. Wiesloe, butler to the nottoee• OA, Society or the I otter.Templei, DIGO IVATEit THIS DAY. AT LONDON PRIME. Menus% 26 alLer 31. Eventog 56 after IL The proressiotkpf eltyojc , is of pae 1,,- portance to riiialtl;V;id ; '; n . 1 - talents and trip& 'iwerstitnitt bfrtkW e 'ttolt4ot• 11es6rs. OMR! E and Co. alto diii utx his ly a rats ts:-.• rieute and oul ensure yrsrti‘e to this metalline:U..!,.re ht. tows this art almost to-pitrrretina; Are caveat refree from .11- 4wrssing our 'egret sod inth s aitatituu at Itst fineei nuJ in jurious contwitird by igiatinut anti sturaoraterfmro, ho eVire trifle wathoslata health, and destroy Ike titres of thei , frilow-ereal arts. Alessra, t"-tettae mad Co; are bit , atbrss the Rural Culkaro of Lunnann aid Eainburgli, their Di plomas nod Testaroniattrihay he area at thi it Inww, Pin. 107. Hattao•rirtlen, where, in all CA . ;CO of typlels nrrraos dehitih, viirrn:ar 1-el:urn:son, ite &r. tier tut lur - urfunsolted with the irienteat laminar Nail aeorc.y, a jilt r soutella or by, hAter stiytorue of F , sto osthra, Mus.ru• funatt loud Co. Int.,. txrite'd In: Intinfi of Ike ifino disiintottnibud ineul-rutf num, 1 rittlfig ifi three ta'ectia c taatte L vlaielt have fitted Lk' aonrres of their skull. I.ol2ooA.t.3risstlol sad kublished sr the tllGaty Steam'; UllerP naverti...caws+to is FCCOOVood, a kali. run., fo oilirroOc . eot —C. SM I 114,. ' 5D t, [ Element's letwolov-...1..11 1 411/11, Rio. 12/, 114re 4 , • 17; .A'Al i - _ • • • t