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~~ ~# :, ••.. drunken man, or of* person in liquor ; he appeared sot.er. lie snook hi, list at the Anoster, and said, " s • for thee. thus."—‘• What does thou Int). that ?" Parsons jiiiniterreatling desk. Did out notice whether he had surplice on or not. Ursa saw hini go Into the tie.k. for the put lime of revidtug prayerv, but whey's" 'lie had hi e allay Iran on or riot, .witness %.11, Plaintiff was pulled (luso to tN i ottri t a of thepen. Ile did not . '• if qs." Jle . traid s " I won't go oust tor of you." A greketnarryleft the , Tlikre was a great cetauskia and route of • . , , slimy have noiver . begii thew. slave: • frirtti.o. Apicsippril‘hy.Mr.P a litrY---Wi t hr ilot . 4ls tel. go *way ; here were „' . Mossy Celt chap-I till the Plaintiff wits treated,. . . •-• 'foe us'44ll was playing at the time, so, • pie in iiiititre sinteog could not iaterrilpt the • • .2, ,11.1111.. w tie could not go on whilst the or A aii 5.., ~.•iy I tag. Th om - thritet war, at chapel the 16th of Au .. gust.iu the alterimosi, the Cis Wig* 111 dot readiog-desk. They were ..h i went in. The Clergy 111410 spoke to t h e clerk. awl Ile went up into the loft. 11 itness did IRO know there was auy flung to do till attar the distryhance began. Clergy.rian ordered theut to bring Ice -Ties down. El, rhoutertund ordured timo to l'6"g bias' down. Win l ess slid ioa ts hint know what fur. him brought down :'raw hno again next looming, then is, custody. The t'lcrayituris ordered the cuts. stable to get a cart, and if you cool get any himlcufts. get a tope alba tie low iit, and take him dr. Collins." Elia Lordship observed, there was no malice roved, the Histiou could not be supported. klaintitf—Nonsuitt•d. • • i. C.V.VDERLAND ASSIZES. !, ~~,._. . eSlutsLe, annolueli urrirr.Tot v. attAt.Esair.ft wad WIFL. Mr. 'foreign, Counsel for the Plaintiff, stated the nature of this cube, who It wai to recover cons petr•attou io timnages for seandalous words .einken Thillender's *if.. When the thfanutoty words were spohen, Nlittlemler (then Miss 44 I.ot married ; hot liking n o w united r, they ware necessarily Co-joined ill the 11(11,11. The Platotitf and Defendants are both remtraits of W igloo. mid the del:tot:oleo cooskted iu M s 1)11,11.'6 having reported it in ali companies that Ali 11,14e5 - ton (who is a young lady ofa most respectable_ family, +tad of the 4 utiblemished character) Iwd stolen lace flout her shop, and that she was the constaOt subject of watch in all the ladlintre shops iu town. • This, - *id the taarued Couoistl, is absolutely )aise; un thituatrirx, cyu tiqusd he, witnesses gamin attendance, rho nil! . • sbite, !hat Nu high is their opinion of :he rectitude of the Plaint:Vs conduo,.they would, wit how tile Must her with all they had.. .She only motive for this i,ifainotariciatoluet on the r" of 'Mon. us. Iletiterto,Ar informing' ter, thin she worth! deal ~o longer with her, sior*.e she had dist overed sine ('site ))bunt) had sold to an esPier lave of the store quality at a elterper rate than to her. The CRSP diil not proceed further, the Defend outs inning voitsenr• 1 to tike a verd.et o t taio.t thefts ; cod the Pluintirf not a for s 111(11(41+a but merely- that her character should Ire clei.reu up, 41)s. dutusio.s, with costs, were in:espied. CROti' SIDE. ATTEMPT TO POISON. Docothy Itailbm (aged 30) was indicted for an attempt to poimni the Mindy a Mr. Simon, on the 9.ttli of May last, by mialincareenie with a quail- . tst% of iiiiteuval. Mr. Sutton, who is a farmer of Ralston stated that early on the morning of the 44th 'of May, when he went from home, his consisted of his wife, one man and tan maid-ser vants, were all well ; blot on his return 'he found all the three servants very mach Do, that tit ay were coinpelleel to take to their beds.. On in quiry, found that they had breakfasted as usual on tnilk arid eat-meal, but at thi4 time had no suspi cion. At the hoer of dinner, broth was prepared, into which was put part of the oat-meal, whir It was taken from the place where it was kept, sad of which, one William Nisow, oho with his Wife and two children were at the ibill,and as wool others as partook, of it, were cuttsidevisbly affected. stiff 110 iuspivion was excited, till eArtes partaikinii of boiled. milk, into which a quantity of the oat meal had been infused, for sapper, they were simi larly affected. Strongly suspecting that affirm noxious ingredient hod Len tamed with the oat meal ; on the twat day (floitraditY) animas sifted the oat-tneel which remained in the basket.. and discovered particles of a hard, gritty substance', which he carefully presented. and gave to 1)r. Watson, 9f Dalston.--On Wing, eirei6-mnioniner.d. the wituess stated that Judi% the time of prisoner's remaining in his service, he never found, any thing amiss in her conduct. * • . . Sarah Finilayson deposed that she went to the. service of Mr, Sinton .at Martinmas; remendicni partailting of the boiled..nitlk on the morning att., 2491 of May. and in thi spare of about ten Mi. notes was afiected• with vomiting and sickness • in which state she tiontiumisf Irani slight. Dies,t dept she was considerably Itotteri:.but in the evening, happening ttgrCu t« partake of boiled milk, prepar. eel with oat-in e.. 1 from the swine basket as the pre 'ending dry, she was seized in aiike suaint4r, but was much wor,r.—Oa Tuoility night she wept out to a dancing. party:Pawl oil her return helm., about 11 o'clock, she bolted the door and retired to reg. Matthew Wiliam knew the prisoner, barn's; been a fellow vivant with her ; saw her in Carlisle on feriterday preceding the 44th of MeY when she wi s il he had toot behaved VI lit to her ; no ehich wit- ness.hurried away from her. About amietith hr eve' w; , ek: torsions to this, Prisoner told. Witness the wood(' torment him, and he 'weer have sa tisfaction wherever he She inctrover tedii . hiim. she lately had a snicciiiria g e h hug., and thif she: "'nub! do Sarah il,l tuns, if 419 "lo her power. Wheresiiiiiii`rkipe 441 - lier Hoge, Mr epl.ms I.—being cross-esa,hitied, he iiiimittr4l, that Mr, Sinitou and other firitieri were its the habit of ti tti pi t c poison f o r the destruction of rule. • lames proved, that, these words had been spoken t o the Prisoner at , Ulnas/was in the - swing of the rear—nn her quitting Mr. Sit tote• service : she would be either revenged of Sarah l inlapion or Matthew W1111(111." The next witness Galled was Mary Baty, e neighbour of Mr. Sintou; who deposed, that the pr.soner was at her lionse at &trent times in the spring ; :it one of which times she informed wit ness, that she eait with child to Matthew Wilmot, kind tilat if he did not marry her.tiht would put an cial to her exi.teliee—that she could not live with out hint • but aaiil she would havg satisfaction by law. It waft profiedliir Robert Baty, 'of BLlston, that prisoner was at Wilk house the Sunday preeddirig the Ititti of May, and owthiaturaday following. Mr. Iliiiinel;tlraggist, Carlisle, was sworn. On ,the ell . /1111g of Toe-wiry, the 22d uf May, - prisoner called at the shop of witness, and bought a perniy wiirth of laudanum ; she then deritandtd a perm).- worth of amain!, when lie in her, that he never sol4l areetire, unless in the presence au third person. Whereupon she turiell about, istytug it was of no consequence, as she knew there *lie could get it. •Williiim Nixon was sworn.—Vas et 'Dolmen Hull on Wednesday the 24th of May, with his nifty. On the Saturday fol!owing, lie visited the Prisoner in the gaol, and said to her, " vela hare limey done for bur little ones.'." to *hie), she re plied. " she wished to be revenged on 3.lattliew. On behalf of the'Prisburr, Robert Hell, of Whims now, with whom she lived, after 9uitting liiilstort, spoke as to her humanity; at did another person, who had known her r...M years'. The Learned Judo, its a very impartial mamma, summed up, in which he eutumenti.J upon the ries cnmstsnce of the crime with whielyshe was charged, not hi iug brought house by evidence—it was merely presumptive:—after which, the Jury re.• turned a verdict or--Afetaitrai. Pa LICA. MA NSION -110 EST, 41:G. 14. Ilfary Brews,. a market woman, who had been cominiiied fire re.esamitistion, MI a charge of stealing rifilsoo boos the rhop of Mr. Kee-risme, in the Po.. try, was again twouglet esp. Mr. berriessa attended, and identified Isis property. Tim PVISUZICI was fully cmusaitted fur trail BEILON•EL. RTC IS. Mr. /Isde Parker, a gentleman who sesalsolu Paper Build ings, in the Ts-aspic. el,e-ed a man, imolai ittresra, with at tempting to pick Lis ins - Crt on Saturday ai 1.. Nr statml, that ise was paVillic along Uridge•strerl. 01.trfliart . , w se.. +lay night about feu o'clock, iu eunspieoy with a laity, when he felt somebody too. h his enat pocket , Ise turned round. and .ew Use prioneerwith lib isandkei chief its Isis hated, upon whirl. he struck Aim a blow On the Mead, secured hint, and • pave him iu Burge of a eusistabk. The Prisoner di nird all Luca ledge of the trausartioo, rime ',crisis% thu blow. lie was cot/ultimo] (we tool. BOW-STREET. EXTRAORDINARY ROILHEItY. Twos pennons, tolling 1 ers.lipeeph Ditch and Maria UNA weie esensistert ;tenet J. Ilea ta. Esti un chorus at titration a quantity of fenthers out of the beds at different Hotels, noel e they went to sleep, aud a holt they etiefttd as the following way:--The Prtsuhers, oho ate- persons of re, ssetiottle Sprit armlets, owed to go tot's*: Hotels in the evening, the WWI marrying a small tomtit, null desire to lure a had, staling they were just c..itte 1.• t,114 , 0 . hut always trapresilimg VIA to hose a Liege oust, and each time they went he the SUSI* house, ruskiu; some totroise 10 hoer a iliri,rent on Friday night last, they slept at George s Culfeehosse, Comentrrstreet, sod were put into a very lour;e bed. hit la the scream, ow tusking the nest morning, row d hall empty, wheu she CUliklibu iticatbil her auspicious to for master, mod recs.lles tetg the :'s isottes shad been there font ur fire tones be. fore Ili, to estimated the tither beds City hail occupied, mid in all fore, which, they found at very considerable deficiency of fea thers. its hatirday 111011 i. Perks, true of the Sow street officers, traced ths Prisoners to thr. Dash Ilutel, the etwier ofdadiuglon Street, Piccadilly, obi re Le let their relit qaietly till Swishy ; nod when the man came down Main. with his trout in his hand, took him into custody, will out a/arching tin truuk found tin rein !supine's-cast s .d full of fea thers, and which appeared is have beet' taken unt of the bed is whirls they kart slept. ha Ile trunk nese also some wet raga, used to wipe up. the feathers that might scatter in the operatiou of hiking them out of the bed ; sod on the person of the woman wits found a needle and thread, f,r tits • purpose of sewing op the incision made in the seam of the brad-lilts; ma so nest and clean load they hiss in their proceediugs, that nothing but the !sciatica* of the beds, oats r ,they luirthcso 'teeming. in time, coolchhavi led to a discovery of litt.ir depredations. • Pt arks learning this, the Prisoners bad aes ally-furnished lodging in Staves stivlrt;•fleltien.soptare, went there, and fosnd a counnsleanislespianhty of feathers concealed, in a shirt, the sleeves said redly trf which were tied up to form a hag, said tonna. temples of hatters. lime lawillosatof the house on esurniuing bit Is 4 bolster, awil,vi !lows, discuwei et that the principal pait of the f after, had !seen taken out suer the Prisoners bad lorigndtbere, and that two silver spoons were also mission. The Ittannibtokci's duplicities of two silver *Fugue were found tin. the r l'etstimenti, %shish orosed in hr those stolen. Ihe l'essolie:b were th• ct: 1 to oak:- thso trial (co this offeuce, and for stealtio& Um tumbril from the Bath !luta At the Derry A-44es, as action was brought for kirearh of premise of 'Marriage, by a .Nliss Nl'autsittww. against a 31.n0t JMYFN. The promise and correspuildence whereon the actioo . wa r founded, totals glace several year. op. and before the Defendant had attained to fur present rank in the at toy; it was exit, that an other of &OM. was made the evenmg before the tai ti, and mi that sum being rejected, ail offer of marriage was also made and rejected. The Jury found a verdict, fur the loelv—Darnages 2000.1. Lust Friday evenly*, at the fair held near Lime rick, two formidable factious met for the purpose of deciding, ate ,old quarrel. A party of dra 4 n o ns, statiouert on the gietu to preserve order, reveille.' !those sanguinary wretches from comment:tug the battle there; however, when they arrived at John's. gate, the conflict furiously began ell Loth sidle, with sticks, atones, ke.'and continued' for souse tnne, to the terror the inhabitants of, that part of the town,. till numbers were sieverely wounded ; they were then dispersed by the military. Not coutent eil with what used( thee that evening, they again assembled on Sunday morning, in as„Atfd Gar ryowini, and r..coininenced the 'tattle; when the M 4 VOA arrithed.'isiit theta to the rout, and secure.' eight oldie aingleadisrs, whom his Worship. caul , mitted to'priaort. ' flritfimi fair. obit Salisbury, was held on Seth,- ' cloy. The, etmwttot, of 'Vei t rind lambs penned einunnted to go,eoo, anelibi. very few remained 'flat sellers. auticipstNd a brisk side, and irstilis instance were not disappointed, owing to the vase pfethiehve Ilrit,loll for turnips, in the upland crimdries. mires were full 4t. per head dearer than f as t ye a r ; sees f. tch, il boon 245. to J 6.. per head; welters from 350„ to 46.. per heed ; lambi from Mo. to 235. .per head. 'rt, preference was Brill slenithol4 in,favour of the South-down stock. There were but fins gond hoists, and thew sold al very high prices. 1P01177N0 DPITLLIGENCE. THE TURF EXTRA. --•••• BETTING FOR THE ST. LEGER STAkF—S. 3 to I nplinut Currant's, by Don Quacete. ♦ tu I aguitutt Omani, by Surcerrr. 7 to 1 tuoinut Ashton, by IVulttut. I 0 I against dliddtclhorpe, by Shuttle. 10 to I eguiust Flurival t by Shuttle CHRIS T-CIIIJICCIL Thig town is rapidly mug in estimation ns a wa tering-place. It 114% tl/19 season a great influx of comp:my. Among the late arrivals are— bird sod Lady Nerved., and family, the Morquis of gar tington, Lad) Harriet Cavendi.li, the Earl and Cuinitess of Warsirk, Use Ladies Grevelle, Lady Gordon, Sir 3lattheir illackaturan, tie Hsu. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert, ei.c. “co. Cameron lately gave a ball mud supper co the uobility 'tad principal iiiluthitions iii the iseigh botirliond. at his beautiful seat of Belvidere, And %chard Norris, entertain,it u numerous party with :a ball and sap• er at 1:10,conil> Cottage ; the house wits tastefully and splendidly inanimate,' with variegated lamps; an excellent hood of music nile provided,. and dancing was kept up snit great spi rit till a late hour, when the company departed, highly gratified with the polite attention of their hula. Mr. Rose n Lady Morpetli, the Marquis of liar timtton, General uud Mrs. Cameron, Hon. Mrs. Jen &c. &c. have liberally patronised the Theatre. BUTTg En E citIPEL, Which has long been admired by strangers, both un account of its contracted dimensions, and the rud e n e s s of its chatecturt., has lately received N i.onsiderable repair„ but its exterior has lei-gone no change, except what arises 'ruin a new Esse-window, of the enetiou form, and• a &goitre one of !nor panes in the South-wall. The ulterior, lioirever, is greatly improved. It is flag ged. prised, and ceded ; eintwllisliments awl con veniences to which it lad hitherto leeen a %hanger. ft is also furnished with a rendisig-(leak and pulpit, (a pew, raised u fo't or two :above the benches, 11111- bw-red, tined this time, the purpose of ho:h), mud a mould space is railed otl, adjoining the Emit window, to point out the *pia where the commu nion-utile generally ►tauds ; but Hot being NA ciently large to contain one, it is. intended to place a foul there ; an article that chapel never yet pos►essed. On the waill facing the door, instead of the King's A nus, is • framed manuscript, (not an inn ttttt imtel Otte. Lint variegated with block nod red ink) upon which way be reads ‘. Gam Ill." Fear God ; Honour the Kiug"—" The fear of God is the beginning of wisdom ;"—an inscription at once expressive of the loyalty of the inhabitants, mud supplying the plate of those scripture sen tences which usually slecoriste the. mulls, especially of country churches and chapels. This attention to the place, duly set apart for public wo.ship, however humble its appearance, is highly cieditahle to the hamlet, which consists only a seventeen houses, and which may, indeed, tvessidto stand within a ritigfenet anf 11101118tOltil L.—The laudable seal of the inhabit- Rlll4, in so geo.l a woo k o is the 11101'W to be up proved, us they hove done it at a time when the parisli-church (Lorton) is rebuilding, at m very eon siderable expense, towards which their chapelry, of coarse, contributes its pronortiod. ttuXl:\•G. RICIIMAN AND MADDOX. The battle betwixt them! piilists I+ as fought on Fii.lay afternoon, at Pope's [lead watch-liou.e, on tlit• coast between Margate and Reuniters, for MO gieneus, in the y.nestiice of about three thousand spectators. The pugilists are both gone by their day of activity, and Maddox, in a tarn up with Ri c k man , poi Wimbledon (;onimon, io the same riug that the Came Chicken vanquished Burke, beat I in a few minutes. It would he almost super liuous to observe, that libwhfust has been a bear of 114 u+eau note for the last g 3 years, and has com bated all the champions as they entered the list, viz. Crib, Pianos, &e. &c. Although but little di+parity in age, Richman hat not been of moons note until nieently ; bitt he -is a scientific shy boxer ; 5.114.10 s may be denominated a roilliaa , L f terror, rather than a otalfill •47-feet square was formed wiiii ropes, and Gray and Gibbont seconded .11orldox mid Clark, and young Ward officiated as sccootl and bottle-holder to Richman. After an obstinate contest, Richman was declared vietor.—A liberal subscription was set on foot for the loser. CROPLEY .47.'4D YOUNG craß. A slaarpacierstitie whoa battle was Olen fought fur a aulascription poise, between these professors. It lasted but 16 minutes, but it was all downright seirinifie hued rightniz. Crib, who is the brother of the ocleheatcd professor, and *lob once fought Minton, laud the hilt of hiatus,/ et the com mencement, hat rimplry, who is tut s rank with Dotetigam and Voting. Bekker, biol too much strength nod 11410114 T ; Sumi Crib, atter tryilie every thing he could, resigned the combAt Cowley, host vcr, was the watt plumbed; the youth wed 3c tivtty of Crib having at Gist Wiest him. Last Saturday, a genteel man, dressed in black, with a white straw hat, went to one of the inns et Barton, and ordered a bottle of white wine, of which he drank a few glosses, and then walked out for u short time ; uu his return he brought with limn too well-dressed young women, f o r whom he ordered a bottle of red wine, ,bleb they gave preference to ; cent afterwards he ordered beds, representing one of the wuutru as his wile.—After less, 6:c. he begged the ladies to excuse his absence bur a few minutes, until he called upon a friend in the town. Lie then came to Mr. Walkolvies, at the Water side House, and ordered a chaise for Brigg to be got ri ady immediately, which being complied with, hr set for that pince,ilrawing up all the Idiotism soon as he got into the chaise, to prevent, it is sup posed, his late companions seeing him pass through Barton. On his arrival et Bri : rg, he ordered a din ner to he got ready at a eerier/ bine, observing, he should, in the interval, take a •t roll into the town, mid nouns to dome at the•hour ; this lie for got to perform, but set on, leaving the , liaise and dinner 'timpani for irt Brigg, and twenty-four hugs for time lilies to pay at Barton. Notwith standing speedy informotinit was sent to ull the posting towns on the rood tit London, he ;lAA hithrr' to eluded discovery. -----T-•-... NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. rt.rwutrra, Auo[tar 1-y. Tlitiredtty morning a French lugger, full of men, appeered off this lost—raptured a large ship, supposed to be a %Vest 111d1V111411. bailed the i;restes, with a enovoy, for the Dawe s . RA/Vs4*Tr, AVOINT 19. Twelve or fourteen brig transports (light) titted for horses, are just curio into this harbour; it Is said more are expected, iu all oboist 40 4441, in cluding those armed to-tIo2, ; rod that part me for cavalry, aaii: the rest for ai tillery horst.% itt.ast, at.oowe 13. Vice-Admiral Campbell sh.f.etl his tlag front lite Unlearn to the isely yesterday, and the Mutant has sailed on a ertitsc. Arrived a n d sailed for the River, the ifekti an d , Cogers, front 31t41 unique; Grenada, firositt; gee, Brand; AGunis. —; dint Borrowdaile, from Surinato.—At Tad the /liana, Leer/ir, Atreus, and (;ttaaer, with a fleet of trituaptii fmtn Nortaasoutb.--Fourp.at. strong winds front the Sunlit. DFITTORIDS ACV. 13. Yesterday afternoon were embarked two core pauies of the legion Train, consisting of 79 ea c h, in two ships. They railed this 'atoning for th- Downs, where a convoy i. waiting to escort. then: to Wulcheren. Another company will be etabatited to-morrow. a..11712/11110 THE MARICETS. CORN-EXCHANGE, AuG. t 4. "Cite treat, airtals of %ilea this day wake very came. &ruble supplies, but tbr buyers lop% outurrous, uod iu re. quit, cause) ti.ie sampkii ttr fetch • swell attranev km, Friday. Mut. y nod Malt le awn supply, cid lather deil.r. Bez.ns, ofsk• two kinds, laltewise Pens at hide fsetuatior.. Theft are L‘t few arena!,. of Oata; bue tramples Ilseseot are ratlmr Weber terms. I lour at our lust qtrbtatitou, said bas Ailierlfilla 4Sie to 544. per batrel • t:Ulttt ENT plocr. or GR.IIN. Wheat .. .... 750. erss. oisa. 'teens ..... .....sjs 6•11.0 d Piste dit to lout 1(140 Tick Beans ... .. 46. 5:0 nd Rye 4se. O..ts• Oats '..r..rt Qv& 4.s Hurley... ..... ..lOs. 44s oil I Pteau.ls tits. c• eat NI a:t ...............7_c. sOUS• I Pout.* ditto—, to 4!s NI 11. low Peas ( . „, - Rape Seed (hoil , rs) •i ." B°.. p us . Floe Flour ..., sus. 4:.A. Grty fens... 47s• 51.4. *roma .... 76s. c.s. corn.basveciur's Retur.l.—Tilunspior, Auo to. t 4 heat, per toad. +il —l. to 291. --e. Barley, per quarter to 411. --d. Jtis. —4l. W .1.2%. — t i. liesuso s to Os. 4,14 to —4. —J. t• 360. _ - - Poc tTs. secs. gent, N. 01. Is 61. sa Kent, N. 44, to 81. gr Namer., 31. 104. to 41. —4. SUftie , C, 31. 14.. 14 41. ba lissex, os. to 41. Ku. farlilsotts,6l. to SI. os PNICI OF HAY AND STRAt%, YESTERDAY. St.J 411144 . 4. ViIIITICIIAPILL. Hay, 41.14,5, to lil 10. oil Hay .td. to.. to (1.114. Shaw, it. Igs. to I. :s. od. New, el. 0.. to Clover, 71. us, to d. Shaw, it: 16s. to 31. as. SNIITIIFIKLID MARKET, A 11341 14. This d:sy'S market was fully supplied with prime helots; sad the shoe of rattle iu other respretslvaseeiy pistol Illat ion is cheaper than our .ant report Pull: and Lauds are dearer; Heti and Veal support last priers, and this trade in general wailsomessliat irri.k. The sines in the Hay ni ai.et were rather lively ; St.ae fetched a hatter price Ilan Fri.Ly . market Hay and Clover continue the same as per last The nada mentioned prices sod nointwis are ea umlaute statement To sink the Offal pre stone of nib. Reef 44. to .. Head of Callt r, tins dns :- 11uttun...41. id to ss. Vd. h"'Z.} a. WI to 6s. oil. Slie. , p and Lunt.... iota Vaal 3s. 04.11164. M. Calves Pork 51. 6d. tuffs. tad. Pip u7o lit(itift Al 5 (Hy, the Cureless.) Bier 311. ad. to as. sd. I %'sal as, Od. to se. 04 Mlllttoll sd. 10 411 Oa. Perk Se. ad. to Mi. od Lush 4n. rid, I. se. 44. PitJCL OF I'AILLOW. St. Jarnek's Market se sal' Tolvtil'elluo 96e 6d --• o Clare 31arket Winteekepel Market sii 1141 tVhite dine .. 941 041 OGS 0. per st. of Ob. --..--) Soap dius.... yes od 00a 0 17s tat Melting Stuff ;61t ull —s o 1 i Average.... uad ..titt• roolgh •ss us —HI 0 Grave' .... ... ..... 141 0 Good Mau Yellow Soap, InGe--Mott ed i i6s--Cur.l, ttos Price sr Caudle*, per doses, tan 68--Moulthr, 152.64 PRICE 01 LE.4 - 1-TH ER. Butts, %o to 56116;e:toll 1910 to st id per U.. Ditto, 36 to titillas each - gad to out 31e:chants' 19id ty 21)1 tinning Hides - Iwt In 1 ii 4 Figs Coach nide, - 1944 to aid Prop Holes 45 IV sotto Cos cotaiog 17 rpg Ditto auto 401111 - :94 to 114 ealcSkins 30 to aolbs al.al to 3sel Dttto 30 to 7014)1 - sad to 394 Ditto 7011) solbs . 334 to sad Segall Seals tGrecoland) 34 64 to 3s 3ti Lorre shale wow to Dios- yr 445. ea Tanned Horse Ugh , 19.1 to 21 La per lb. COAL auttKET—ALGIAT 14. Ships at Market. Ships sold. Price. ►4 ..N4wesstle. . 2 ..kinniedard.... S 4lll ill. to Sat. ad. I ..Cinders ...... ► 9 per Cent. Itrapeurt • per Cent C 0411014 4 'WI Cent Silir 5 pes Cent. Navy .. . Lung Annuities . .. Osmium .. I pees., Nitta ll.nula 42 ..:.1 prem. Exclionwr Bills C:unsels An .. 8 14 prem. 681 bor ' T. BISH Steck.bevklir , Omaha% an . cl-O, Charing-ir was MARKI AG 1-14. On Tlicisday last, it, Lundou, Redmond /tarty, Eer,. PAyniest.i of the .strth tit prnent of Foot, to Cheitoter, datightt i of lir. James F...., of Aieliww. Yorkshire. Yestersta, st ke.i.inaton I horeli, by the Bee. niebard rrneruril 11. A %Lillian' Is implon, ksq. ul Michaere Greet, to Miss Tieshste., da,.bhlei of Thutum Trtavite, EMU of Brotaptua. v . DEATHS. On the loth ;Galant, at ha• bootie at Twickenham, its the Stet yosur of her a4e, Mie. Baldwin, lately of CisarloUe *trees, Ftstaroy•ennare. On Tuesda) laat„ at Badminton, the Rev. Dr. Penny, many year. I Liplasti to the late and present Dake of Beau fort, wariflale Fellow ofillariel f a ga , thilllind. inuebilfrit Al Es9l 111 *ovum aria. after a iso/4401•1 Pebbled by si. Ll4l , llrateN,- Na 19. "Id B.Knell-ecinct i , Care) atiwq , and puldiaiiad at the Oilier, No. IS, Platt at NI. tleintors (Lurch, abash], by J of mime plan.—Orders, he. kr Om Paper, a,•:u to hs Offies , (post paid), sr.l be eel, atteadeska. _