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I'III.ICE. 111,0• I V . ..trf ,►nail Inc lock, 11. r Gonrnhor lb. P. lII_ trolt4re j , S 1 Ill,aok. rlolrtr.l She e fire in a 4 ,1* grea t tiliettetn, sod rnmnitinornivel In 11r. iiirnir Ilasa ti shier or in.ohnitheneltun *ha dimming mutiny mind, Med ilerlf amm.g Prie.oin re ou l.r lite charge. The glagaitiate imitnett) dispatch. it a wail! 4.f ilee witewle, will nriowl, la rhe. I.,mmosioicati ets sat Ilr Ilirnir in the IP% wog, a uunnnrntg that She refractor, P►taewrr.. wise ud.•inrd, he torn• teeing rtrotigly erreerrellee oriners whirls lout &tern otnisieerit from New/gate snot sober Pre...na. On illinr.thy rrrnlnY . Ailkina aka Vickery, Hie affirm.... ninneltrml 41 Thomas Ilitt //, *ten norsitnirel a fv.4 i.,Z• Is , leginkr Illt.. Ehgalieth Rattles, at Meirnlneste. let Mork isst!lornehorr. by ',narking Inv down niih a trillintuk in In r *elh.••'r h..ns►, and $:61111111( lirr I. wse weal platy., the nwrltral,n.,f whirls we Isalc watt.' 1'.11.1.645eet. prhall Ira% kirldifird by a E;esitjemais alto litterrtted to net ham in n prblithoure, anti after tinileren.ing •• ex urination banre Mr. Biretta., he Nall committed to Bornhent. where der riineree• re*ldr. mud was "IniPle..l she,. yt motley Iry Adkins, the officer ( . ade. Chntelperinin anti Ihtberl Parry art re committed I . lr twits , r en .... , sin n Aare" of .lealint snails trots. she Hit rr 'tiallll , a, the property of the King and the Vinriirre *unineny. MARLBOROUGH rrav tr. l'r^sieerfav residing n, ilia unlit,. Lour Loyd Caarodi.h•.yualr, who holds aro ii• 1001 , 00 Lind Governmat, 'fielded at this offiee in ah v E . Wahl of a fi Wood, W ask the advice of the Atictstrale, n Esq. how to sander the following rot, °wassailers sMled that n short lime ago a person ealir.l at his holm, staling that h, say a Captain ow the as lay, sopieste.l. at Itip Sawornfol nda u. , n f.lrool, to famish him will, a .14 it ..1111/14riad."S 6.1 3 01..0 lion., alwo ti■ dully mould ►. quire his ahw•nrr f....a. England. Mr. Williams at the illae tag a gait of apartments anowrnpied, 310 having no doralil fot the Gentleasisto's tbarsarter„ tooOrealtil to hi% request, Will Pe lassoed...a...ly rime 11110110 loanow, and rim liii ur.l here ever since, dwroor adurb time 1.1. ewooltivi had been WI nt wills that he soot his &slily had been used to, shall it b. came nertsary that he tube Captain; should quit I.as Irons, fie used feeepisoolv come hvme and :shwa. his sisters rti..ekiotey, and roll them Most approbrimas shames, and his (si►er, atm wss vvry fveloir. was not ahk on ►esent the Om our "erasion M. went into his youngest Hale. artfloWeal. abuse She a.. alone. and heliaved is ■ very ,in! vest mai•ner loom .is lire. On Thorsolity night he a. tem.."' h.•lwe. and ri p., lots fumes .hose• spool both 1 3 ,, Moe., a•d ii.s•rd 11. lounger one in sorb a 1111110. r 1411 floe whale .0 . 1!0.• night at weir/yds she was in strum his. a Lirb fact was forrolnorityl l.y hos friend•, and the young Lady was row its hell, tit ts r 1 inzergius rnndilinii . Mr. Ilsker i.h.,1 to luow it Mr. Williams was taste to swear an r.asnh IttAlusl hem. He answered that attforiii. mitely it ass al the none alien his professional duties Exiled him from Inoue 11,, this happened, but he bad am doubt hot his H.ti•r Enol.l , said he wool., goeak 10 her to oleo effort. The Slagi4tr.ity snot, that omilrftie his mity rentrily, un less he morrrtkil mriiiist him by action for defamation. M'TELLIGE.VeR. VA I.MOI TII. %TWIT 2. Anivtil the Mary Ann, Daniel ; and Four Fracuth 6ont Loto.loo. N.tilett Out e or tons ro•sters DA TITNIOIrTII, II A Rrll 3. TN. I;rall- two,. (nom Am...A-Arm to %task with troops, Mw u Nio.he off thus Wirt 27th ult.; NI! sell. wry , 4ourn, mAltelf 4. The Omni', Lillingion, of flog pod, hindril will Port linil Sinflr.for Linvion, gni on .horn yi sierilay on oar bunks, het or sister brought lulu bow . •I:\LotirE, ',Amen 2. Arrived several lasi! of ve , Arl<. and it -lii us wiall.lrountl. AsilcJ lir I)ralf.r and roil raticia, on a ccoii•r tit At., Al/into( 4. Came 'town from ow Ka rr nn4 wailed the lin me*, itulrie sou, fix Malta —Krrnain the Rovers. MIRTH 111111FLM, ]iAtoll S. Thi• mormint the Pint Amirs , Year, of ClaMberrorig, maim inking this harborer for Sirmli dam', rim arm the Hord mist limo tom r info Ih.• tliatiorl, and was Ismaili up %arbour nilhnul spourreil duster. COURSING. D.I.OTIOAN COURSING CLUB The 11h1.1...thisis Counirm etrlf met at Dslkeifir, ato Tur...twy mr.llCedur'why, the 23.1 awl 24fh Frlri wary. when 1 . ..0...ri05e prize, were row tor, Near floe Rumen Camp, rm Ilse Afitervir pruperly:—.. thr JUJUS CPR, Bart. llrrres. 11 . Duwmas. F. 4 Twe-Prerev. rIlt!T —Fur a Serrpolnkr• for ftrtyr resuler 20 ruumilts wl4-- lIV iwll 1,111'11.4 Mr.../itwvvruntLy's slog Spritig, Mr. iVesschupe, of lidmnn sbmr'y n.. 1 Driver —UP.lrrittril. giCtIND-.• for 4 Cup, valor In Gtejlitall, for .Midi OttCNICCII 'thus, wire eustercti FIRST CI. A*!. Ist Courar.--11r. ‘Taartruipr, of Edraoastrases, b. IM At Mr 1/rwar's Darla 2I I)alrt movies Mary, Gemara! Malwell'i Rlui ber..--Nu tonrw. 34 C.ursr—Mr, Dal %nople's Mars,, General Illawaell'a • ftiorher.— Nu room?. Ith four.?—Mr. Dairymples Mee" bald General Ma Blocher. O.b Coseroe—Lirutenant Cohort! Braochopc'm I.:lotto-1ton heat Mr. llinniues Nob. Otb Colormt—Caplaire Norris Dalrymple % %lilting heat Mr. . _ littodmix Swslkowr lib ll:ours.--Mrsjor Sbarpr's b. 41. Dr it b►nt Mr. A iirlerma's h. :gentle. emer.e 7 Mr. Cleric Raiiia?'s Semi !teal Gesser•l Mrs% Pourla. ( owsse—!hr lobo Dalrymple's Blur B , II beat ND. C IVessrlsope`s It dt 111th I'ourse—Mr. Barun Norron's Mal NII. Abercruas. by 's Valises, sn.l Nlr. Balms Clerk Beth s's. $1.3..0 ND CI. 4sS. h C.oury..—Mr. Wenchopc, of Edmondsloner, Swallow it Mr. Dalrimeph'. Vary. 2.1 Corosraer4ptain North Its pular'. Willing beat Unite. 'to Wouthor'. S I rower —Mr. Clerk Kalil it) . • Scud Imo MAjor Sivirpes 41h emtriw—flit Joh* Dab te.ll/1,:o Blue Bell beat hir.Baroa loiwtoes Flash. THIRD CLASS. ('nnn►—Mr. Wourborpr's be•al Cripinio Nord) Drl.)inple'er 2,1 Athos Dalomplio Nine Hell brai . Clerk Limey's Semi he se,. wituierg, m e w en ch e r, lir IA •111110 'a, Swath,* lw•al Sir Joins Daltlmplea 1141.4.. HAI, avail run 11.. ..• p. 17w •rallier r...iistot.iiirAhle nos 1%.41.1each!, that it w morwohle for 111 , ',lei to &rid. the kattip.l4kr* lOC irtel aria, months .1.1 Th. c 11.., .worp • l • te., of for which thrie "ere wise igniowsilwl,, of de CI If. It off by euessent TI.. bp,ri •,, , otay, sad • nous. putosierm. Iwo 1..1111'11 .1. hn iberriAtor mega ieObert Brothere, m-rv4lllll to t. S*l / P.NI VON I.F.S. lit I 14,141t.ati, 7`st ot 101 k, .•t ly cu. I, I.OV Str THost Is liEt.volt. 'Loy. to ‘Vyrosoodltatts loolewrll. lit lointrei% Orr , ' herd leltt•ur, osi . ed netlerra to 1* wllltlortl, for hoot. tog i llirs.•lll.lotro . .l iltorltri.llll.ollll 4 4%101 slot nd h u t tiolre 1.1 .• rusuct.o pipe, U 1114.1 tilt retroce .uftestesi ti.l it ritouthl. ).~'Uf'l:.i'l.:. TATAL RENcoNTRII An inr1111. , 11..11 /Mktg, hot 111 at She French lions, behne Thooms !thritnn, CIIIIIIIIT, uu thv lontls of Mr. Mrhard Hoynrc 410 the Jury taking a tiro the hods. Oleic appeared some slight marl., of viu kore show the e Mr. (hors W en. t%tltun , nierrhsnt, oworn.--I reside at VI. Cruet ha ito ins s , I was ro.olig shoot two o'clock on waal u . ad.. ) ..nranoon damn Crnirhtditiars, and salt lb.' deur:neat and mambas Grottentats, neither of *loon I knew, stmoloic II! anima., of hostility; the person who ORO. in OppINCI I ..... to the dercalP4l said, fiv I nod a frirnal Of mine pssaral, ' 6 W iii loony Grialleman hold lay umbralla and :seat cio.a "' Uy frirmi took three) trona its,., and held them ; the parson who was 9narrelling with the deceased told me, that the &ceased hail frreeiently loneliest him no he met him in the street, anal be and the al% ceased 'organ to tight. Idu rod know who struck the first tolow ; the blears were given emealtanemisly. They fought ileum two minutes, until they $1 01 4"slod the India warrholisrs, soot Mass the oleo ascii mod Iw 1401 r ~,,, ; they ...topped fighting, and the deceased said, VII II 'III not know sto notch of that mw as I do," and IHtms wrist away. I rensendoir during the contest the attritive had a fall in the yard at the India warehouse. I thought the deceased was intoxicated at the time; the blows lh.-r struck were wit severe, 'hough Hors firth Islet thrill Smelt, of Thristaw-sern'i. Comma "dal mud, in I lie East Itolta CAraspany's, beerier.-4i boot three o'clock 011 Wedneaday iftereeineo. I saw two men rooming me the *de wa) of 11w East India Comermsee warehow4.-1. m CI etched. sad hiding. I did not see any particailar Wow. 100 lam convinced there were blows atrurk. When the scud/ling was over, I spoke to Her drummed—he appeared Math agitatril. his waistrerst was onbolloord, and his shirt was taro. He walked away appnreuely very well. The person Ora (ought with the deceased hail a scratch on the aide of his fare, whirl. Med a rllllll deal I told the Gentle man that I knew the deceased who was cow, and that he was a enal.inecchant. The G. nelrina• replied, " No, he is a coal-merchant's clerk," disdainfully. Its. Hazelslon sworo.—On iVedistoilay afternoon the de. crowd came In say master's door and knocked; I let him in, and he said he via. very ill, and requested a surgeon might be sent for. My master (Mr. Intro), of 24, Crulthed-friars) cult for a surgeon, who came and bled him. Mr. Loris sworn.—l PAM the deceased, and cent for a sur geon; deceased roil.: lie a:is very ill, he should die; I thonglit he was iu liquor, and asked him the gnestion ; ke said he was soot, and added that he never was in that state before. Mr. Mill, a surgeon, ami.o i.ii the deceased almost immedi. stely, and lie expired in my house in about 40 'mantes after he micro,. Mr. HarlY, landlord of the French Horn, sworn.—The pc.son who fought with the deceased, came into my house on Wednesday afternoon, with hie face bloody, and he wash. ed himself, RIO took some refreshment. I asked the person if the fight did not originate in an old pique—he replied that it dectio.eil had frequently insulted him, ■nd lOW time ago stopped his passage in Paternoster-row, and insult ed him. Mr. J. W. Hill, surgeon, aworn.—l attended the deceased at Mr. listen's, in Criticlteil-friars, on ‘Veiliiesday afternoon ; be was discharging room his mouth a considerable quantity of blond and phi. gsn ; he died shortly afterwards of ■uf'o. cation, caused by the rupture of a vessel or vessels in the longs; great agiaatiiiii, passion, air a blow in the stomarli would produce it. The deceased said, prey' to his death, that he hail been scuffling with a but. villain. 11w Cormier %mil, it wags fur ihe Jury to consider whether the deceased died Irons any act of lot opponeat's whilst fighting, or from exertion or agiulion ; if the former was their opinion, they 'until find his opponent guilty of MA' 'daughter, and if the latter he was totally exculpated. The tio) returned the following verdict--" The death of the sds cea.esi was canard by sodden exertion in a scuffle and ex. Irewe agisstsnu, whorls produced suffocation." 'llse &reamed was et vied with the bons.. of Levy nod St% yer. merchants ; after his death upwards of VON was Omml Awls his person. His uppusieut was a gentleman hauled Prase; She deeraseil visa separated float his wife, and many risiseunrs are peevaleut iii the City (which we do but feel ourselves authori:eil in slating), as to the cause of the mufurtawate contest between the deceased and 31r. P. Ou Thursday night an inqui limn wan taken at the light Ilin , rinau,Oraitge-coact, Irievatersimart, 'reline Mt II gs, ts ))))) Iler, WI the tunly of Mary Halforsl, aged 19, atm wit found disrivntil in the Rasiii in the Green Park, Mr. Jahn Hallurd, eabiort-mak , •r.'l'ottcuhsm-cuurl-road, state.l that h e is the dee. ase.r.. father; she was a dress-maker, resoling In George-sin-rt. tsford-street. and called at his house on Torsday Amu.. 0000 0 at hire o'clock. 11 . 11 en tea %AR seedy he was rent for In s public-house, where he was with some friends, hut he did not return ; shit went sway after tea, and i.e had 111.1 seen her until she was found &mined. She fir_ Mealy Mid Lept pant' with II pistil( man, to whom she was expected to have ! ' en m.trried, hot the match was broke olf, and w tines* thonght it affected hei mind. Mr. William North. 3. ifilf 3loon-stievi, Piccadilly, said hr was f.., uuik to the boom of %Valliant Sea. 1, the 1,0•Ier 1:43.p.r in Ow Park, and saw something floating in eh. Kann.. The wits shoot t ight o'clock on Wednesday uw Ileilg he A the I.odge, and Mr. S cave him a rain, aMr which In coo t ohji ton the hank, and timid it to he the body of tile' ilreemard. Several pertains examined the booty, hut hound iiti marks of violence un it. JsuisipWlrsl he was 'resent when the body was nis i:listed. There w.n 1..1 masks of violruns tsu it, nor any a l p...llan.r oil the hook isl the ail Wag -211114 nh:.'il wonlsl tem! 111 a %aspic 44444 the di:erased bad 61. II ill 111 Ili.d old farribly thiowit nth. it. The slrrra•rol n., is very hue young woman. and well- Orts...d, hot theft Wing nu evidence before the Jury le •Juit how alw eot into the water, they rrinriwil is verdict— " Found ntrawnrd trilkaut any ;narks of violence." DINGR.4rEFU6 OUTRAGE. It is seldom, we have In Iteol,l An fiction As LAI blriort and resift/tug to kionanity, as has heen lalvlc ;wrpeltAted near Portglemine, in this Comity. The body of the hoe John CasselV for upwards of 49 yew* parish Priest of Alrogleill, Was disinterred, the collie broken, and ',Art of the roster's( of the body hikes away, on the fourth night afar his issternsent. What renders this act the more hideous soil offensive, is, that in swirly il was scarcely possible t o fi n d clialerter so Inoffensive, obliging, and Wein!. The Bishop of Dwelt sad Cansor has left nothing undone, to ilneover the wretches that crussmitted Ibis ntriicisius crime. We think it right to stale, as the general opinion ut All classes iu the xi tinily where Ibis alioinivable Ael was committed, that nu party feeling war the rllll , e of this dn.:nov(o set but merely form tlw hope of ph on ier; for ac the Roman Catlin. lie Clergy fr their death till interment, redressed in their clerical robes, with the els dice 011 their brenstio, their hands phiid round it, the wit a Lis. whit disintered Sir. Cassidy ex pertol to Anil All these it. deposited is his coffin."— (Ife/fast . . . . . _ About Iwrlse o's Iw k un )liiii,lay night, five young nit v.ms Isnot to the ll,,Asicss fields, near Dublin, fur the pur p,wie of proem jug •uhjects for dissection, lint were soon per ceived by some awhlies 1w1...t iugtolke Ki lmalnhatn qua. d, oho not folly inlet ru picot stool, Let stripped them of their with the Carl poi,',, of IL. it pantaloons sod shirts --I v. si !lose they at fir,l intended taking, but, slier some .Litbnutttn,ll..yallowed them to he retained by the owners, who weir under the dire necessity of returning to town a Moo any other cos eroug litre, of the g• wilenten al teud.•.l at the 'Police-office, James's.•erect, to request that a co...tattle would be sent with thi-m n. search of tluir clothes, tiriiitt ' , implied with. Iht.. proceeded to Kilniainham, but wrre nos," read's! in Weis si melt, tot having !teen able tw shut sit, trove of what they sought however, they Wen itfi•sl a ss rjess,t and a to is ale of Ill• gnarl, as being two of il,e peS n.. who shipped alit 111 These Ilse officer ordered 11 ,, u vossfini nos:1, until Ilse affair shall he mole fully times tista. v,l _ • It is at length determined. thi a Commission of Oyer and Terminer and General Gaol Delivery, *hull issue into the four Northern Counties, and Mr. Itattfit, the King's 06uii‘el, is to preside on the dit.casion.—(E Poling Paper.) HOME CIRCUIT, HF.ITTORII, MARCH 3. The lottainefos of the Assize for the Home Circuit cionnietici d at Hertford on Wednesday. The weer, Sir John Bayley and Ste Allan Park. Loorokloiir4 arrived in town early in the morn ing, al fronted by Simnel Ileitthcote Unwin Reath cote, EN. of Shepliallbury. the High Sheriff; the lavr•lin torso, mod others, 141141 at eleven o'clock they toro , orolrol to church, where the Rev. Mr. Lloyd loveled a must excellent slid appropriate dm cou After Divine Service, the Judges proceeded to Ci.iirt, when the Commission was opened, mud the bit.itter% entered upon. %Ir. Justice PARK toi.k his seat at the Crown Ftide, will Mr. Justice BAYLEY presided at Nits The calendar of the Prisoners is unusually heavy, not, !sower. r, iu crime but number, which amount to nearly NI). Mr. Justice PARK addressed the Grand Inquest at great length. CROWN SIDE. Jo4n Turner, aged 50, was indicted for burgle rionaly breaking and eoteritig the dwelling-house of John Anti', at Itickmenovoith, in the comity of fiertford, on the 30th of August last, and stealing therein a large if...wittily of Irish linen, several pieces of printed cotton, and divers other articles, his property. :11r. Allen said he WAS a linen-draper, and that on the evening of the day stated in the indict. meat (Sunday), he made all his doors and windows fa-r, and retired to bed at ten o'clock. About four o'clock the next tunntitig lie was alarmed by per sons passiog by, who acquainted him that his house had been broken open. Ile came down stairs int. and found that one of the panned* of the slam door had been completely forced by mean. of st centre bit, and that the shop had been ente►ed and plundered of goods, to the amount of fifty or •txty pounds. Ile immediately gave information of the transaction, and two persons went in ►earch of the offenders. J. Foster, an officer, and W. Caffall, of Hitchin, deposed, that they pursued the prisoner, and over took biro at Greeriford, in Middlesex. He had a large heavy bag on his shoulder ; and having stopped Into, they inquired what it contained, and to whom it belonged ? He replied, it was his own property. They sand they would nut believe this, and insisted upon ►earching the hag; the Prisoner resisted, and a struggle ensued, but he was eventually secured, and the bag being examined, one of the witnesses iiistantly pronounced the property it com brined to helorig to Mr. Allen. Upon searching the person of the Prisuser, there were found nine skele ton kept, a holler-box, a knife, a razor, and other articles used in hou►ebreaking. There was also in his possession a IL cote. The whole of the pro perty was then, with the Prisoner, brought back to Hitcher', when the former was at once recognised by the Prosecutor. Mr. All, n being recalled, said, that when he rose on the morning of the 31st of August it was clear day light. He begged to add, that soon after the Prisoner was apprehended he sent, requesting that he would visit him in prison. He went there accordingly, when the Prisoner made a full con fession of the robbery, said he was heartily sorry for having injured him, and as the only resti tution lie could make, disclosed to him where he might final the remainder of the property he had taken from his shop, Had bad not carried away in the bag. In consequence of this information, he went to a hay-rick situate about a quarter of a mile from Hitchin, and there found concealed a pile of Irish linen and other property. The Prisoner made no defence, but threw him self on the mercy of the Court. Mr. Justice PARK told the Jury to dismiss from their minds the charge of burglary against the Pri roller, as it was distinctly proved to have been broad day-light a hen the Prosecutor discovered the rob bery. The entry, therefore, into the shop might have been effected but a few rri . tes before, or at least after it was dark. The indictment, however, embraeed life capital charge in another way, that is, in stealing gouda in the dwellnig-house to the amount of aos. Here there was ample proof of goods having been stolen far beyond that amount. The only questions therefore was, whether the Pri soner was the person who committed this robbery. The Jury, alter a short consolation, found him Gvi!ty—Draih. Nut a case of the slightest interest was tried in the Nisi Ptius Court. FneNcit r. Genet and aIIoTHER.—In the c.iiirt of Kin's Wads on Thoissday, the Plaintiff brought his action arum , . the Defendant, • coaels.marter, In recover damages for au injury received by the breaking down of a carriage, which lie had lined in August last. The Plaintiff had hired a harourlse nu the 2.1 of Au.,Tust, Io take hie fatnily to Chirel burst, its Kent. On their return to town the rtraps of the dickey broke, 1111 i the Plaintiff was thrown off. Ills shoul der was dislocated, his arm broken, and three rtha fractured. A surgeon attrialcd has several months, 114111 he was nut quite recovered when Ilse action commenced. The accident was attrihnted solely to the rotten state of the leather straps. The Leaned Judge held that persons letting out carriages • ere hound to see they were tit fur use.—The Jury retired three hours, and on their return found a verdict fur the Plaintiff—Damages 501. The Earl of ABERGAVENNY has generously granted to the overseers of Choiley, Sussex, shout 40 acres of waste land, for cultivation, iind to give employment to such of the lour Or the parish as are destitute of other work. At a Vestry Meeting at Hai'shout, a few dap since, it appeared that fifty labourers were out of employment iu that parish. An extraordinary trial ref strength took place at Gothelloing, Surrey, on Tuesday 11110111111* the Yid ult. A titan named 1t.'11.1.,L0t aged SU, for a wager of .20. only, undertook to carry a sock of flour, weighing 285Iho„ the thstuore of a mile, wilhont restisig. This he actually Heernti. 111141.41, taking; up his load at Frilling Mill, nt the above parish, and Calrying it up a steels hill, remlered slippery by the snow which had fallen just before, over a stile and a gate, and returoing by the high toad to the will aguin. Git.s:s effected his i.. 1 ,1; %itle so much ease that he oliered to iepeat wager aithin on hour after he had sat down pith In. lo but the iipectators were on well ►asil:- fial hos prowess, that nu one cuuld be found to occelit the clAlleogc. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 per Ct. Red.... 74111 15 per Ct. N. An. 1041111 3 per Ct. Cone.. 73! 7411 hoop. 3 per Co. An. 724 731 India Rondo 35 3i pr. I 31 per Cent.... 831 84 South Sea Sins k Sit 831 I Ex. Bill% -2..iner. 4 di% 4 per Cents.... 9Jd 911 I Lottery Tickets 19/. 18e. 94 I Coil& fur Acc. 74 711 74 LONDON: Printed and Pa hliaised at the °See, N 0.127, Strand; where Advertisements are received, and Leiters (post-paid) must he addremed.—C. SIIIITH, No. I, (lament's Inn, rriiifer,—.l. WIIITE, N.. 127, Strsuit. Putolusher; THE TURF. BETTING AT TATTERSALI:i YEnERDAY. DEIIII Y. 1 1 4 to I arc( Pleilice lIRto 1 twat Dot to 1 ago Euphrates •2i) to I agst Duminie. ()AIM fit to I set Illorltotkings I 10 to I ago Vanityfilly. 7 tu I apt Brioara 120 to 1 apt Pea Blusdoro• ST. Lt.GEtt. 9 to I *rat laird I 12 to 1 aro Mariateate 9 to 1 aro Mandan, 16 to 1 apt Lierite, RIDDLESWoRTH. 3! to 1 agat Treasurer I b to I apt Bite Stockings. 8 to 4 une of the two wins. PORT. Even on the Duke of York's Ro ger Bacon. CI,A RFT. 6to 4 agNt Allegro Isto 2 agst Sam• SAVING BANKS. EXTRACT FROM THF. REPORT OF THE IHIPERIV TENDING COMMITTEE. &c. SOUTHAMPTON-ROW, B LOU Mbli URY. In preseminz this, their Second Annual Report, your Committee have the honour, in conformity with the 4th Rule, to submit a stinunary of the transactions of this lustitution since its first esta hli•hmeut. Your Committee have likewise added to this summary some interesting statements, from which those who feel anxious fur the success of the In stitution will be enabled to observe how com pletely its progress has hitherto accorded with its origkal design. It is not merely from a review of the details, which these statements contain, that your Commit tee feel themselves justified in using the language of congratulation. A knowlege of the be ne fit s , which have already flowed from the operation of the principles inculcated by this Institution—the rapid extension of its sphere of usefulness—the testimony, which the depositors themselves have repeatedly borne to its manifold advantages—the confidence they have evinced in its gond faith and beneficial tendency—and the meritorious persever ance, which no small proportion of them have dis played, in gradually accumulating by its means a future provision for themselves and their families— these are circumstances on which your Committee cannot but dwell with the greatest satisfaction. It is no less pleasing to your Committee to he enabled, after the experience they have had, to bear their humble testimony to the justness of the views entertained by those who have ascribed to the ope ration of Savings Banks a moral influence on the principks and conduct, as well as der outward cir cumstances, of the labouring classes of society. Were proofs of this influence required, your Com mittee could advert to several onstuoces where this Institution has been instrumental in reforming lire- Kolar and improvident habits; where it has tendril to instil or confirm carnet principles and ;;oeod dis positions;or where it has invigorated hab its of in- dustry by sowing the seeds of frugality. It has afforded your Committee no less gratifies tion to remark the numermia liCed!.1011. wi w Inch this Institution has also proved a " Friend in cases of sickness and want of employment, as well as other emergencies, when 110 other means were at hand than the effectual provision which the sufferer had here secured to himself by his provi dent exertions and economy. It is impossible, therefore, for your Committee not to cherish nn increased assurance, that the more intimately the industrious classes become acquaint rd with the value and solidity of such establish 'twists as the present, the hi her and the more ge nerally they will rise in their estimation. Expe rience will convince them, that the promises they hold out, however attractive, are nut more than they can readily fulfil, and that the benefits they confer are not temporary, or merely pecuniary, but subdantial and durable. From the preceding observations, it will be evident that your Committee have not been called upon lu discharge au ungretelul task. They now proceed to subunit a statement of the transactions of this Bunk since its formation to February, 1817. [Here foil OW4 an account of the receipts, amount ing to 39.,783/. 9: 3d. ; and of its application, to the same amount.] On a supei tidal re..iew of the preceilinl state. meta, it might be inferred, from the large ::nuitoit o f the m o nl r s •lisort is period ill 11114 111. Stlttllloii, that it had widely departed Irons its legi minute oljtet, namely, the safe costutly and in. crease of snifill savings belonging to the Industrious dosses ; —au object which the Legislature had par. ticularly in view, whets extending its encourage ment to these establishments. submitting there details to your consideration, the Committee will merely remark, that nearly one half of the deposits has consisted of s ows, not ex ceeding 10•. lid. ; Ilearly two-thirds of them, or mbnoi not exceedisig -2 Is.; and more than four fifths, of pow' not exceethog five pounds. A letter front Sussex states, that 'dr. HUMUS. •ON's keepers have seen at Henniker, in that county, two brood. of young pheasant., wittito the last fortnight. Aiefiel Mortali►y in one Fewiily.—Li•t week, A. NI'IiENSEY, Et;:i. of Southgate, whit had 01 family of 14 children, lost live of them (four girls and a bro . ) by r putrid fever ; the eldest was years of age, the !others 10, 8,7, rod ‘2. They were all buried on Wednesday lost. in one grave. MARKErs. CORN EXCITANGF., l'Rio•Y, MARCO 5 We have had hut few fresh art ivals since Momlst, Cllntr. qui erl tly the Wheat trade vas rather brisk, 1410 111/. .4111110 11 Irons Iv. to 2s. dearer. Ostv are more in &massif, mid fit samples full an dear. Barley, Prase, and 11 , 311., 5,e 'Ai), dull. In tither kinds of Grails there is no alletaliuss. CrRRENT PRICES OF G RAIN. Foreign Wheat ....ens 651 Grey Pease ' MI hg. Fine ditto 72. hole Fine ditto .....M►s Mt English Wheat ....65s 70s 'Ewa WWII . ......41). 43. Fine ditto 7 4. 154 1 Ohl ditt" —I , Old ditto —.—. Small ditto ........113* 70s Rye 4os --ii Olil ditto ........ ..—. Fine ditto ....42. 50s I Feed Oats ..... ....Us Pei Barley 404 45s Fine ditto ...... ...30s 3e, Fine ditto .. Hs 54s Poland ditto 3O. :111 New ditto 40, 604 Fine ditto ........344 361 Malt 114, ON Potato ditto . ...... 3n, 34. Fine ditto White Pease (hollers) We 50 Vise ditto !ar Fier. Flour Seconds . llO, UXBRIDGE. Core 1011pert01"11 Relolll, THUIIIIOI.If, MeRCII 4 Wheal, per load lag 10. to 121 o , t Barley, per quarter 451 -a ~, 46.....4 1 Oats. 12s —d V. 4fic —d Beam 56s —d 10 74r —il Pease ..73s .—.I it, 7ils—,l Rye. —s —d to —8 —d NI:WHITBY. BERKS. IVheat 66s to tOs Ort flat. lis Ito 42: od Rye —l, to —s Od Bella. •.Y+ it, 824 ort Barley sos to 631 Oil Pease Bread, Is. Sd. to Is. lOU. per GAiimi. SMITHFIELD MARKET, FRIDAY, MARaI 5 This day's market had a short supply of the ranuu. kinds of cattle: Beef, Mutton, Pork, and Veal, were chiespur, and the trade in general was somewhat doll. The sales in the Hay-market were nut considerable; Hay fetched a beii”r price, Straw and Clover have dropped in price. The unite, mentioned prices and ambers are a correct statenrent To sink the offal per stone of 81b. Reef....3s. 8.1. to 4s. 10.1. Head of Cattle this day ! Mutton .4s. 0.1 to ss. 2.1. Helots 750 eea1....45. 61. to Os. Ott Sheep 3,5100 Pork ... 4s. 41. to Bs. 24. Calves isno Lamb...o.. 04, to 0,. 0.1. I Pies 2BO HAY—MARKET. Hay M. Os. Oil. to 71. ss. Od. Straw Clover 5l. sa. ad. to 71. 16.. ad. NEIVGATE AND LEA DENHALL MARKETS. (137 the circus.) Reef 39 Sol to 3e: Oil Veal 4s 8d to 71 01 Mutton.. 41 4 , 1 to Ss 2tl l'ork ..... 5l 4.1 to 7s **l PRICE OF RAW PAT, per stone of 81b. St. James's, 4s. 31d—Whilechapel, 41. 4J. Average, 4s. 3;1. PRICES OF TALLOW, SOAP, &c. per 1121 b. Town Tallow 79- 641 —, lid s oap i yellow Yellow Russia 72.0 d .—s Od Mottled White ditto...B4s Od —s Od Curd loBs Sump ditto.... 841 Oil —s Od Palm Melting Stuff 54s Od —, Oil Graves 24, Os Ditto rough..36s 0.1 —s Oil Good Dregs lO,l Os PRICE OF CANDLES, From Tallow Chanfllers Hall. Price of Candles, per dozen, 1480d—Slookis, ISt 6J. 6,1 e per dozen allowed fur ready money. PRICES OF HA 4,.M res. Hay 6/ O. 0.1 to 11/ 0. lid Straw 31 3a 0.1 to 31 12t 0.1 Cluver7/10a Od to 8/ Si Od PRICE OF H , /gym HAGS. Kent.— 5/ Os to 61 164 %emelt 4/ 15s to Of Os FJWX ....01 U. to 01 Os Fsrukarn, IbIrCIPOI, 91 Os to 10 Foreign Pockets iY AND STRAW . WHITIRCHAPPL. Hay ..71 O• 0,1 la al Oti Ott Straw 21 184 MI to 31 4. 0.1 Clover 111 Os Oil to 9/ 04 0.1 101'S, per Cwt. NEW POLILIPTE. Kent.... 6/ 10s to a/ Os Suescx .. 6/ 41‘ to 71 Os Essex .. 61 6. in 71 ins [lllof-6ne, 1111 10 s to 111 lls 131 15s to 41 101. HAW HIDES. Rest Heifers and Steers (per Ordinary . 21 0,1 to 2 , , Sd stout).. 2s Si to 31, nil Market Calf.. O. toll): ertrh %dining. 21 4it to 2. eid Ens. Hone Os 0,1 to Os 01 PRICE OF LEATHER. hunts, 50 to 56165. earls 21.1 to 23.1 per lb. Ditto, 56 to 6616 s earl 24.1 to 25d Dressing Hides Fine Coach Hides Crop Hides 35 to 40 llos forctitting 171,1 to 180 Ditto 45 to ..... 19,1 to 21.1 Calf Skins 30 to 40ths 22,1 to 27J Ditto 50 to 71116 s 3od to 37.1 Ditto 70 to 401b5... 30.1 to :34d Sens 11 Seals (Greenland) ..22.1 to 2t:d Large ditto Tanned Ilorse hooks Stoutish Hum. hid.* 24tl to 27d PRICE OF RAW As etale,lby the Tallow 3leii s. At. James's Market-44 7. 1 Whitrellapvl Market 4; 6,id Average.... 4a 74 FAT, per stone of 811). 1 As slated by the Butchers. 1 St. JoiIIICS . P 113cket.. 4s 7.1 I Whitechuitel 31aa ket 4s dia COAL MARKET, MARCII 5. Slims at Murket. Ships Sold. Price. 12i Sewcagile 1 Sunderland COURSE OP EICHA Rtnstertlain ....C.F 11 • Ditto at sictit ll 3 Rittitertiaut .... 2C ll 7 Antwerp Hamburgh 2 1 , U 34 0 Rhona Paris 3 day's sight .. 23 70 Ditto .........2 U 24 0 Rogrileaux 24 0 Frankfurt un the Mau, Ex NI • 1444 Madrid....efPeuve 39 Cadiz.effective 39! lboa 3141 Bareclona . 3s Seville Gibraltar .. 34 Leg bora SI; Genoa 471 ICE, FILMY, IVl4‘ctir 5. Venice ...... $0 Malt■ Naples oz 12:1 Ll.bon Sr Oporto 'Ott Rio Janeiro . 1;4 Int 0111 k Aciii lir Bank un Holland RI 1.1 lON Portugal (:01.1 iu I s. of. Coiu, per sit .. ..0 U li Foreign Gold io . _ _ Bars 4 1 6 New Mobloous 4 2 New Dollars 0 5 Silver in Ban 0 5 6 BIR ENS. On Wednesday evening, at No. 5, Connanght-place, the Lady of So. Charles Henry Coote, Hart. of a daughter. In Athlone, the Lady of Lieut.-Colonel Murray, B C. Assistant-Adjutant-Gently!, of a sou. At I.l6lllUre Castle, the Lady of Colonel Corry, of a son. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE. [Monolog 441 after 9. i Evenisg 1 after 10. • ~~ ~'