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nal informatii.n—abich, he frosted, as the whole was an affair of par 10111. .111111/ asst be granted. The entry itOrftee said, the Itefendants did not deny the intention whit Is existed to their minds, when they lowa the offensive words, and therefore the rule most be made aft 'aolitte. Mr insticeßATeTT—" Perhaps the parties will have the prudence n,tl lie suffer the matter to come before the Court again." Tim siva P. TAR NEW elliteT eo•llers•festrlts. 31r. Iscant.rer mowed, that the cuirdifional rule, fir a mandoasue, stn. rtii.g ice Commissioners under the New Street Art to summon • Jury, 10 militant what *wild Its a fair compensation to be made to Mr. George Per am, of rweirdilly, for the irijory he hail snstaineJ, in being obligi , d to quit his I se fur a time, by the operations carried isrs wider the said Act, should tie made absolute. Mr. F(satteson, fur the Cirminissi .... era, did not oppose the "'whops. itself, but the turns of it. Ile salimittril iti it its terms might to be confiiied to the damage Mr. Perram's bowie had sustained. The Cuter dueller was not prepared to say, thist the compensation ought to Ite confined to tlx mere damage shine to, the brick and mortar. A man might, under certain Lir currerianecs...be eptitleil to a compensation fur being driven 'front his house fier a time. Rule Goat absolute far the stondomaxe) in its fullest terms. :tan RINSI o . PirStri, JARRATT, anfrr:llll3.l - The COMMON SENJWAsIT moved that the rote fur a cri minal infolittatiou agailist the Defendants, which be had °Mimed iiti7Ji former illy, should be mode absolute. It ap peared that' the./Un of Jarrait hail thrown 'a squib at Mr. Bertie, an attorney, at Maiihbore, which injured "hr. , person and clothes Hr look mit a writ against the y g man, whirls the father csusedlo be read in a pnhtic. house at Maidstone, and which he afterward' stock Old side of bit kirr,riii a leg of mutton. By !Meow' sillier acts ,of overarm/0u it was alleged that Mr. Berl!, was made atl sub j ect of contempt and much so, Hull when ever be wrist omit Ise was followed by a mob of buys, shout ing " 'Work notch." Mr. SCARLItrt, 'Who appeared 'for Jarrett, described the transaction as lieu ridiculous to call for the iuterposition of the Court. The great offence was the stihiag en attech• open. of privilege 4111 a leg of mutton, and raising a cry of 4 "ll'are Hurt "" against au Attoiney of Maidstone. The Cuts, JuPtica.—" is there we way of putting an end to it altogelltcr !.' Coontos S pens-red about his business in peace. If the acts complained of were confirmed, he would he driven from Maidstone. 021 behalf of Mr. Pybus, said, that hii cliekt'a while offence consisted in having paid, when he read the writ at. the Hamra' of Veseisou public-house, in Maid oiitie, "This no a lawyrr's Cheek to pay • botches's bill of three tears rianstine—end, when he came to the signature sir Votary Gibbs, he exclaimed " What the devil has Sir 'henry to do with it F' Mr. MARRYATT, Cuunsel for Gihbs, said, his clime ad mitted that he hail, on one occasion, used the cry " 'lVare kirk .r'—hul denied that be bad dune it in coojwactiou with *ley person or pereollll. The CANNON Sellt.lNT 3114 Mr. ADOLTIIVS, on the part of Mr. Bert*, oho rved, that, however lightly their Leal ued 1-cicada had heated this matter, it was one of very sericite fintris lance to their theta, against whom these pruceidinp taiurd a et y strung prejsidiee. The Cuts,. JUSTIC r thought the parties were not suffi ciently connected to authorise the granting of a criminal informalimt fur a conspiracy. Neither could he hold Mr. Bettie to be altogether free from blame. It runlet ..are been as well if be bad spoken 'to the elder Jar ✓ail, before he sued out a writ of attachment against his 100. But, as the Defendants bad behaved improperly, though stir 'Court discharged the rule, it would be without • as it related to all the Defendants. Rule discharg'ed. POLICE. SOW•STRIFT. Yenier.lny William 'Srithne, alias /frown, alias Higgins, alias & runs, kc midi meta an examination at the above ~dire, charged with a combination of offences, is uttering Creed Dank of Essigland notes, forged country bank notes, of fii Cottons banks, and • street robbery. Many tradesmen sitenelell who hail been defrauded by the Prisoner, from "limn he always contrived to get change fur his forged now., in addition to the goods which he paid for with his fictitious Holes. On the Prieoncr being searched, many forged 11.11 . 11 were found on his person, and a number of good notes of the Bank of England were also found. The good notes proved to belong to a Mr. Wolfe, of London stre• t, rtizrogsquare, who had been robbed of his pocket book a frw days since. Among the numerous directions of his r,sulrner giveu bythe Prisoner to the several tradesmen, one wns Air-street, Waterloo-bridgt. The Prisoner was fully roo,roetted fur trial. .11. he Nreir, Esther 'fever his wife, Mary Drown. and story Fares, were charged with various acts of swindling. 'the Prisosicis had got possession of a house by (ales prey nets, in the neielloorhood of Kensington, Irbil(' they Mired elisions cond., which they removed as soul, ss it warn &ilk. They were, however, detected, ana 'taken into A inorilier of tradesmen in the nrielihrimhooil made similar charge., moitsil.l the PrisUnets, th, y g got possession of a I ttttt se in Priners.itreet, stid.sinte she ordains, luck., hers Its one case, Mrs. Meyer foicibly look bottle of rum front a man, act, it is supposed, well *mono. giro* said, he hoped all the witnesses would reef , i•ke 5•• priocciite the Piisimes - s, • he) were living impute the plum:es' of honest tradesmen. They were c mmiited. lAMBI SPITA I.FI F LES WEAVERS, curratin r. KAAR[. ELT. TislN Will an information tabilobetl hy Francis Clifford, 1 tool ot )lawn silk nearer, arainvt Mr. Waire, an opulent si.k ot.tottfactorer. ut Spit:oll.l.k, fur paying leas wages to ht. rtnttvmrnllims ortl. lel by the Sessions. eunfortusbly 13 111 esp. 4n, winch enacts , the wages lo he put , i by ny•ster we•..vers to their jots; Helmets shaft he settle.' by Ow quarter Stasi it s, end that if auy master shall give inure s•r It.. to journeymen fur their work than shall be so allowed, be shall forfeit a suns not less than WI. Mr. Alley, ou the part of the journeriteit, stated, that the Defendant employs no less than sixty journeymen dai!y ; he has a factory in Pelham street, where be ham a gram num ber of looms, and the men at work. M'hen the piece ii liaitheil he w ill then charge each mats es. per week fur what I.r calls standing room, which stoat he will deduct front their wages, and to which file) , most 'consent, but it is too great a grievance to be endured, and they are now determined:Ll rtslyl it. Francis Clifford was then sworn.—He proved that he was or the employ of the Orfem lout, and worked a piece of 'mono. 113 yards in length, LIAO counts in the reed, and e item threads in the Irish, fur which he shush' he paid at the rate of 11 1 ,iI. each yard, whirl, would monot to about 3/. 194 7d. but that he only received about 21. 17.. 741. oh:e9 was at the rate of about 111 d. per yam!. Ile wa. four wee it wank upon it, and expected the foil joarniyinaii's vir *to n. The Defirodint said it was a practice in the trade, a,id all the jonl.teymen knew it, that masters furnished looms and other hod', for which they charged the journiymen, and before they 'went to work they were informed it would he .Ir.lin aril I . lllint Their •ages; if they ilkapprovril of it they nre.l not go to work. If it was 811 1.114 . 11 Ce 011 his part, they 44( ie also liihle 11/ It . :11 . 11/11111/ fur going to work utnkr the wage. regulated by the Nlagiatratis welt if eionion that She practice on the p or the Duren:hint sta. .tio ❑llllll vellum of the Act ; lie a. bound to pay the full 430. 'Convicted in the rushy ..t ATTEMPTFD soirs:4, of Nur -I,lk-orert. Strand, 1,1114 ',erre!! to her bell-room mu Wellw-sday, but She tt.i• a it t1 4 0A14 444 lints. to Er.: art hr. , . Tina is the 11110 r.icr ,'!e ha. ukioe 8 ., e attempt trithou II few Wet trEsTVIVATER ktE6TION. (Copy ) Ki.by Park, November 24, 1818. DEAR Stn-1 Ism leave to Inuentil a draft for 1.0 00 1. for the expenses of 31r. Ilubhouse's Elvcinm, and to state to the Coninsiiire my %radians to attend them in any way 11wv may think usdol fur seeming the ludcpendenee of Westminster. _ 1 rennin, dear Sir, Enure very sincerely, Mr. S. Brooks, FRANCIS BURDETT. Chairman nr . itic ‘Veenniuster Comm dire. ' I;XYRAURDIN'ARY CIRCUMN rit NCB. An inquistion was yesterday taken before C. JEVIIIIETT, Tsq. at Christ Church Workhouse, upon the_ skeleton of an Infant, when the following particulars transpired in err 'desire About a fortnight the rook of Mr. Muggeridge, of Hennett.street, libickfroirs, who had been in the service of that gentleman fur a period of ten years, Flied. Her name was Ann Pace, aged about 50 years. Mrs. M 4.4.flidge rollPitiff illg it proper that the wearing apparel and little property left bit Iby the deceased nt should be delivered In her friend., went up into the bed-room where she formerly slept, and, with the assistance of her fe male servants began to take an inventory. Upon open ing one of the tren's. which at first appeared to contain Del hilllf b,it very old cinthrr , Mrs. Muggeridge discovered the skull of an infant ; she became excessively alarmed, hastily 'shut the box, and informed Ur Gsyslry, of the Borough, of the circumstance, be being the medical attendant of the family, soil happening to conic to the house at the time, he re.opeurd the lox, end found not roily the skull. but the whole of a human s4eleton. The headset's severed from the body. Au undertaker of great respectability was employed to pro vide a coffin, and inter the skeleton, but owiug to the peen her circumstances nude, which it had been found, he sug gested to Mr. Moggeridge the expediency of making some inquiry respecting the affair, and ascertaining, if possible, the manlier in which the child came by its death, and the cause of its oincealment in the trunk. A consultation was held in consequence with the parish officers, and it was de !ermined that the Coroner and a Jury should investigate the eircninstances. Mrs. Muggeridge stated, that Ann Pace was to her knowledge in a 'meteor pregnancy during the period of her sea vice iii the family. Her conduct was strictly correct; her character irreproachable. It appealed by lie testimony of other witnessem, that she had always /hewn an extraor dioary anxiety that the trunk iu which the skeleton was found should be taken great tare of; but it was conjectured that her anxiety arose from a wish to preserve ber beat clothe:, which were supposed to form the contents. Dr (.aysley stated, that the deceased saran, died of a disorder which seldom happened to a female who bad not Intel a child. The skeleton, when he discovered it, was per fectly dry, and en flatly ►inecaed, that le with difficulty 'separated the breast from the back ; the head had bets se vered front the neck by decay. He considered that it must have beeu in the trunk for a period of from lb to 20 years. The ix) r s were entire. He was unable to form any idea re specting the cause of the death of the infant, no circum stance existing to guide bis judgment. The Jury consulted for a considerable time, and returned a treielicl—" round drat, and very muck deroyed is a box belonging to Aaa Pace." INQUEST. Yesterday evening an inquest was held at the Board-ronm, in Mishilescx Hospital, berm-, THONIAS S'etnt.usa, Esq. Coroner. on the body of Mr. John Turner, aged 21 years, whu inthesed several wounds npun himself, at his lodgings in Wells-street, Oxford -street, on Monday last. 1 he Elm witness examined was Mr. Thomas Harding, who said he rented the hoes., No. 41, in tYcila-street, where the deceased bulged; ha was a carpenter. Witness was from hawse when Ilse accident occurred, but his little girl tame and informed him that a person had thrown himself oat of the two pair of stairs window. lie immediately hastened to the spot, sod on casting his eyes into the area observed the deters' s' II iug on his back, and his mother crying over him. 11itnitss 'imitated him to the Hospital. Has throat wan eta, and his clothes appearril very bloody. He went for the sur geons, came previous to the dereased being taken there. They said to him (witness) " Look for the instrument," which he slid, but found nothing ; both his side and body wrie tut, he observed, while the surgeons were dressing it. They found an iron holdlast, which was very bloody, bat could not say is las ther he had committed the deed with that or Nor. This witness concluded by saying there was no one iu .the house likrty to dip him any harm. - • Mr. Arthur Wyatt, one of the surgeons in Middlesex Hospital, stated, that the deceased was bronght in on Mon day anti noon, about four o'clock, with his throat cut very Jeep: shoe was also a large wound on the left side of the chest, through which a considerable portion of the contents of the belly were protruding, there was likewise a third wound lower down, and believes that to be the extent of the injury. The deceased died thefulluwiugevenintr about twelve o'clock. He was occasionally rational in answering questions that were put him. His mind appeared In work a grrat deal. lle sunk under a low fever, and hail cm (freed a great loss of hood, but did not appear so alien brought to the hospital. 't he fever resembled typhus, and very low. Witness said that the deceased was sensible enough to have told who had injured him, had it out been his own act. The wound on the throat soil Cheat might have been done by himself, but That do the belly was caused by the 'pike in the fall. Af ter his death hi. hotly wan (opened; a razor was found, turn. ed hark, and lying on his stomach, having been, forced through the cheat into the cavity of the belly. Cooroosser—' 4 Hive you rot that instrument?"—Witness. 1 felon ve it is iyiug fur your inspection." itir inquiry the razor could not be horrid. (Ine of site. laryniesi expressed great surprise that no ques tion was put to the deceased respecting the run set. Answer from witness—" Nu question of the sort was pat to him from the decant,' situation he laboured under.' Mr. Peter Acbard sworn, 'dated he slept with the de ceased. He and the deceased went to bed at an early boor 'oil Sunday last; it might be about nine o'clock. He per. ecisud the deceased very restless, and frequently awoke hit, during the night. Me appeared generally dry during the tiled ; sad willies' often observed him taking something whirb he supposed was pills. There was a razor kept in the drawer of the table, which was wow missing. John Frieder, foreman *herring deceased worked, stated, that be had appeared to him to be very ill for the last five or six weeks. On *rhuraday seek the wispier' visited hits; he told him he had no apatite, and could hardly draw his ho rills. It appeared vet y much to affect his bead. He seat fur him (a ittiess) shoal an hour before the accident hap prised ; slid nut go himself; another person went, but re tunort again soon after, saying, he was pate gone. Witness slid not ate him until the accident bad occurred, and that was in the erenirig. The *hole of Ilse evidence 'hiving been gone through, the Jury retired to view the burly. (In their return the Coroner addresser, them in a few *olds, alien the following verdict tram recorded That the deceased. after cutting his throat, threw himself out of a window iu a state of owatal deringe merit" SUDDEN DEATD.—On Thursday evening.. as Titosiss ItEtvEs. Esq. of Denmark-hill, Cam. lierwell, was speaking to the driver of one of the Camberwell roaches. opposite the fialf-Moon Inn in Griterchurch.stiert, he fell down sod instantly expired. A sae and eleven children are left to ru Isis loop. lflfal WAVER THIN DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE. 91.uning 59 attar 1. I Enning it 7 Mar t. FOX i FIAS S. A kw days ago the Lorton Hounds porsuea a fell-fox from Brackenthwaite to Borrowdale, where T hey kilted h;ru. It proved a hartl 13111 cha s e. Snnte of the dons returned to Lorton the lame night, and others not till the following day. Two of them have tint recovered from the fatigue, after several days rest. The fox wins found by Mr. Fisher, junior, of %entailer, in Borrowdale, and sent to Mr. Nichol son, of Lorton.—(lll itellaren Paper.) COURSING. N EIV,MARKET COURSING MEETING. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23. FIRST CHEVELEY FIELD. I.d Rivers's bl. h. a. Rut illa, beat Mr.Wltalley's Pearbl.lssam. Capt. Wyatt's it. Jeriebo, beat Mr. Merest's Sovereive. Mr. Nertbey's y. b. p. Ni9bey brat Mr. Guucb's r. b. p. Gar land. Mr. Nyers's blk. b. p. Q. Harriot, beat Mr. Spike's Heroine. Mr. Wright's blk.J. a. Whiskey, be . at Mr. Syers's Mr. Pslaser's blk. b. p. Piuk, beat Mr. Noribey's y. d. p. Nabob. 41 Rivers's w.b. p. Ruhy, beat 1.41 Maynard's blk. d. p. Kat. muc. Mr. Whalley 's r. rt. p. Pantaloon:beat Mr. Wright's Wisssra. Mr. Merest's blk. d. p. Stickler, beat Sir G. Leeds's Mirsnikin. Mr. Wilkinsoii's f. h. a. Castle, best Capt. Wyatt's Jewel. Mr. Redhead's hl. b e. Lightning, beat Mr. Northafe Norval. Id Msyusrd's Wk. and w. Kahn* beat IA Rivers 's Reserve. Mr. Goode' r. d. p.. Garrick, beat Mr. Whalley s r. d. p. Partner. Mr. Merest's blk. d. p. Sweep, best Capt. Wyatt's Joni's. IA Maynard's bl. d p. Kistiisug, sot Mr. Wilkissoa's Mr. Barker's r. b. a. °Odra, beat Mr. Gouch's blk. d. a. Grasper. Mr. Redhead's r b. a. Lacy, best Mr. Weight's bik. b. a. Warp. Mr. Barker's bl. h. p. Octavio, beat Sir G. Leeds's \latrine. Mr. Syn.'s Hoyden, apt Mr. Redhead's [sort-siondeeided. Lord Maynard's blk. b. p Kitty, beat Mr. Whaßey's Plover. Lord Rivers's bik. b. a. Remnant, beat Mr. Gooeb's Grass hopper. Mr. Syers's bi. b. p. Queen, best Mr. Wright's hi. b. p. Wagtail. Lord Mayoaril's bik. b. a. Beebe, beat Mr. Wright's bik. b. a. • Wirt. Mr. Wilkinson's Czar ant Mr. Sparke's Harriot—no mime. Mr. H. Redhead's brio. d. a. Hermit, beat Mr. Whalley's Pot-less. Lord Rivers's Ranger apt Mr. Whalley's Paris—not run. Mr. Wright's Witch apt Mr. Whalley's Playmate—net run. MARKETS. CORN EXCIIANGn, FRIDAY, Novr.Ntnrn 27. AIII ls we have hid Imt • mighllint stipply both of and Odts since Slion.lav, the sales this mortnn! in I.l' those artirlrs were dull, it Nlon.l is's plc.., 11.1 e. I. y supports its price ; h wiu h ..I Isr4e Prase they have th , Cline.l r ..... ably, fi..e samples vol : 1 at 80s. loci. quarter. In Beans and tither of is nu alteration. CURRENT FRICFS OF GRAIN. Foreign Wheat s7s 01a (:ivy Pe:iar.. ...... file roafi Fine ditto 7la 80. Fine ditto ..... ....Ms 7il. bigli,.'.lll'lteat sB a .G2a Tick &Anti . .... ..0 2. 719 Fine ditto 7 Cis 112. Old gli)t3 Old ditto —ti —a Ninth ditto 744 80s Rye ',0% —1 Old ditto —a —ft 'Fine ditto ... • 58e --I Fere, thte ....di., 131 )Barley 4sa 52a 1 Fine ditto . ..31a 117 r Fine ditto .. GOs 67. Polaini ditto . ...... 3Ae :ilia New ditto 70s 715 a Fine ditto 36a 41s Malt 140, 884 Potator ditto 3130 43e Fine ditto •..008 litts Rape Seed, per last ..40/ 52/ White Pease (hollers) 70$ 755 Fine Flour 6U 70s Fine ditto .„.75s 80s &Ton& .. fins 651 A notice is posted, stating, Wednesday next wi:l b• • holiday, in consequence of il.e funeral of tier 51a.ii.sty. UXBRIDGE. Cora Inspector's Return, Tout/suer, Novessitert Wheal, per load lit lOs to 23/ 15s Barley, per Tisanes. 524 --d to 72s Oats 74s —4l to 7tts —0 75s —d to 711 s —s —1 to —s --d Beaus 'Pease Rye NEWIIURY, BERKS. iThest 674 to 9ls Od I Oats Rye —s to —4 Od Beaus Barley s6s to 72‘ Od Pease Rrevid, Is. Sd. to Is. 1011. per Gallon. SMITHFIF:LD MARKET, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29. This da'y's market had a scanty supply of the different kinds of Cattle; Beef and Mutton were chraiwr ; Veal and Pork sold at last prices ; and the trade in general was not over brisk. The sales in the Haymarket were somewhat dull ; flay and Straw fetched last prices; Clover has fallen in price. The under-aseutioned prices and numbers are a Correct statement : To stair the offal 11.1. to ss. 0.1. Muttoa..4s. 0.1. to 61. 0.1. Vea1....45. OJ. to 6s. OJ. Pork .. 4s. 0.1 to 6s. 4.1 to Oa. out. per stone of Alb. Head of Cattle this day : Beast* Sheep 4,000 Cater.' 190 Pace .• • •• • HAY—MARKET. Hay 41. Os. Od. to Al. M. Od. Straw Clore/. 4l. 10s. Oil. to M. 10s. ed. NEWGATE AND LEA DENH A Lt. MARKETS. (By the Carcass.) Beef .... 3s 4J to 4s 411 I Veal 4s 0.1 to fl+ OJ Mutton.. 41 04 to 3s OEI I Pork 4s 4.l to 13s 04 PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. ST. JAMCS . @. WHITECIIAPTL. Hay. 6/ 64 0.1 to 81 Oh 011 Hay..7l 0. 0,1 to 51 •4. Straw 21 5. Od to 21 18. 64 1 Straw 21 10a thl to 21 14. 0.1 Clover 71 Os Od to 8/ lOs 9.1 1 Clover 81 O. Od to 9/ 0. 0.1 SHEEP SKINS. Polled, 59 8J to 6. Bd—Dowtot, 3. 61 to 4. 6.1. SPORTING EXTRAORDINARY. In the Park of Irio'Mum, on the 9th instant, 518 bead of gams were killed by eight psis, viz.ll partridges, 40 phea sants. 237 hares, 216 rabbits, 14 woodcocks, and 1 snipe.— The company enjoying this recreation at Holkbans con sisted of the Duke of Bedford, Marquis of Tavistock, Earl Spencer, Lord Lynedock, General Sir R. Ferguson,-the Hon. epend Walpole, T. W. Coke, Esq. Right Hon. Ge neral Fitzroy, Hon. George Anson, Mickletbwaite, Esq. Davenport, Esq. and T. W. Coke, jun. Esq. The slaughter has been immense, amounting in seven days to 2,574 head. On the 13th instant T. W. Coke, jun. Esq. killed 117 head, and the Hon. George Ammon 118 ditto. The same two Gentlemen, on the following day, at Houghton, killed 76 partridges. Nut more than nine gnus were in the field on any day. Mr. Coke himself never takes • winged shot, that be luny not deprive his friends of their diversion. PRICE OF CANDLES, From Tallow Chandlers Hall. Price of Candles, per dater', Vls 04—Matilda, 16. OJ. 611. per doses allowed for ready looney. PRICES OF TALLOW, SOAP, &e. per 1121 b. Town Tallow 97a Oil —s Pd Yellow Soap 112 s Yellow Russia NA 0.1 —ii Od Mottled Whileiliiiiii,. 841 04 —s 04 Curd l2Bs 1 Soap 51i110.....84, 0.1 —s Oil Palm l2B. Melting Staff 76. 04 —. 0,1 Graves 24. Os Mu rough..sfis Od —. Od Good Dregs lO. 0. PRICE OF RAW FAT, prr stone of $ll,. St. James's, lig. 9.1 —Whitrrlialk I, Sr. 7J. Average, b.. Si. HAW HIDES. Best Heifers awl Steers (per Orilinary..'2. 0.1 to 2. 4i stone).. 2s 10.1 to 3s 0.1 Market Calf.. 0.% to 1 1... , . , I. Middliu:a 24 6.1 to 2s S.I Eng. Horse 0. 0I to Os Oil PRICE OF LEATHER. Rath', 60 to 60 Ihs. each 4111 In 26.1 pe r lb . Ditto, 56 to 6611 m. each 251 to 16.1 Dremn. Hides . Finc Coach Hides .. 2 0 ,1 to 223 Crop Holt s 35 to 40 lb. forcottiug ISH 111. 2 . 04 Ditto 45 to 50Ihs 20.1 to 22.1 Calf Skins 36 to 40Ihs 94.1 Ito 97.1 Ditto 50 to 701bs 33.1 to 39.1 Ditto 70 to 11011 is . . 333 to 36.1 Small Seals (Grceuland) 24.1 to 97.1 Large ditto .... Minuet, Horse hides 173 to 193 Spanish Horse hitter 23.1 to 2841 PRICE OF 111)I'S, per Cwt. ■rw lags. NPW Port( ?TS. Kest.... 51 10s to 7/ Or Kent.... 0/ 15. to Of 0. Ittmes.. 5/ 5. to 81 04 Sussex .. GI 0. to 71 ik Ewing Os to 01 OS Essex .. 71 Or to 7/ I. Farnham, second, 91 to 101 10s—line, 10/ 10s to 121. Foreign Pockets 31 10s to 41 4%. MIN, per Tun, of 252 Callous. Greeni.Whale 401 —I Spermaceti lO2l --1 Linseed Pale Seal. .451 —1 Pale Rape FOREIGN 111001-S,yer lb. Spaniel' Sheep, looney& ...t;ii fhl a 6241 Segovia .. 4 3d a 5s %I •---••---- Sarin. 3014 a 5i 041 *sine .• • • 3s 64 a 41 3d 6atoublst 24 Bohemia, lit 4s 94 a 5s 94 - COAL MARK lA', Novratsr.tt 27. Si , ipa at /114rari ships Rohl. Price. 9 0 1 Newt-ant/a 3 suutierland I .... Via. 9J. tu —a, (hi Ar.;i'AL ThrfiLLIGENCE. t'ACMOUTI7. NOME tft t Q 4. • Ariired the Doke of York packet, of lb wails froliA 114 io 44 days. INTtrORII, Nov►%Eva •:1 Arsivril she Frolic, crap, fnir9 LererpeiOl fur London. with lv•ie of howve it and jai ; wool Hope well, Meirgam, Lum Drogheda for lb 6101, with lux% ajar. tat rafoot., NOVOPIRPR Art iced off this port the Wellntelmi: Lyon, from Me. 11).y ; railyd 31st July , (ruin the Cape oft ;,,,,d Ilopr 2414 Septentlicr, iu rowspeoy with ihk Neptune. Low, hods for Liverpool ; called 14 St. Helena, about the ,its lilt. ; o t 2fitla klohyr. nt lat 11.:37 N. I. 27. spoke the :.: Pacific, fi,ist Philadelphia for Canton. Avrive•l the Thorne', Ilowniaii. front Rouen°, Ayres ; aeilyd 4111 Sept. miter; on the 5111, Its the River, spoke the Ellen, ----, fur Liverpool. RAMSGATE. NOVEMBER W. Caner to a few vessels for, ■ud several iratsrpulis from lib the :42.1 regiment of infanti y. DOVER, NOVEMBER :ti. Arrived off this port the Mar), tViI ou t frum Calcutta ; and Curia Herd, frum ditto. VARMOVTII, NOVEMIIIM . Arrived the Twee Branders, Beertaa, from I.:inhabit fan Luudou, wadi damage. • witrever, Noeltieasit '2l Acrit tit off this poll, the Chilton, thiellas, limos Peter burgh : the Captain reports the /Merlons Oita al haul meets, that should the Latunii, Itubillsl.llll, VII t ink/ • tiy port lit Norway, to ship her. as the crew had taken the ship apse hum %dare she loaded, and the male had become master. DFAI., NOVEMISFR 941. Arrived yesterday and sailer] for the Hirer, the 11010 , , Jones. from ‘Vaterford ; Elizabeth, Call, from 33 days. and sailed fur flrrmo n. Arrived io•day thr Nleva Eipsfl., Warn., from Si. Domingo, fur Dremen, and alikd ; also the Lrlhas , —, hum the C'n. tory Islands, for London. ,Came down from the River the George, White, (or Gihral. tar; Eclipse, B , roc Jamwira ; Barak, ---, for Alaileirs, Ate ; William, Young, for Leghorn; MOB. Rae, for Jittu ; Dublin Packet,--, for Dublin; and semaiu in the Downs with the outward-bound as per last. calm, NOY►IIY/R 22. Arrived the Brilliant, Lady liamiltun,;tur o.hoine„ tuft. and Albury transpui Is, with troops fruist rawer, last fluiti the Duu us. NESTINGS OP cnEntrons Ai' GUILDIf.4 LI Tills nit. N. If . Gompertz, Tukeelionse-yard, dealer in wool .... :3 In W. Crowther, Banner -street. wattle Manufacturer .. 3 1! F. Raker, Upper Thames-street, baker 1.. wabacherdate of rontitain.place, loy.merehant :1 I Syder, late of Homert'u, dealer S. Humble, Liverpool, hop-factur • 1 12 J. Hall, Chatham, taibw 1 It J. W. Allll'llooll, Whilechapel, perfumer 2 1 J. Woodroffe, Commercial-ruad, furniture-broker T. Stead, late of 131ackfriars.ruad, woolleu-draper J. Allen and Co. Bermondsey, oilmen H. Dennett. Ct.w.terper ... 1 1 E. 'Nice t y, Oxford-street. optician . . 1 It DIVIDENDS. B. Hooper, Old-street, Dot:lore-Commons, stationer H. Kincaid, Spiral-square, silk-manufacturer J. Lawrence, Huittnioditeh, draper J. Reynolds and Cu. Whitechapel, wine-merchnids T. Holmes and Co. Loug-acre, mach-maker". W. Price, 511 44444 iev, tea-dealer J. Dowilall, Dartewoulb.street, carpenter T. lAtle.Guilalming, buifelser J. L. Rains, lVapping.wall,biseniGhaker .. CERTI HCATES. W. Soli, of Esbev, Surrey, irjetualler —W. Brown, of College-kill. London, merchant.—S. Wilkins, of /1!gl, 1a v. comb, Buckingham, and of Reissell.torret, Berntundoey, Surrey, fellmonger.—J. Omni, of the Commesciadrond„ Middlesex, tailur.—G. Williams, of Lilyput lane, bunion, straw hatdnanufacturer.—T. Hargrove', of Fitre.street, bat-manufacturer—R. Ltglitfout, of Carbide, Cumberland, iron-merchant—H. Lend, mid J. Amhinsc, of [lristul, linen-merchant"—S. Abbott, late of New•rino 1, St. Swithin's.lanr, Loudon, merchant.—J. 0 Head, late of Lict rpuul, merchant. HIGHWAY ROBBERY. On Friday evening last, • little after seven o'clock, as Mr. John Clark, of Boston West, had dismounted to open Tattershall Park-gate, between Tattenhall and Kirkstead, he was attacked from behind by • short man, who gave him • violent blow with a bludgeon. Mr. Clark, who is a stout man, encountered and drove off this fellow, who, in the profile, hail the bludgeon knocked out of his hand and his hat Ur his head. Finding himself thus overpowered, the villain called upon a confederate, who was concealed, to come forward, when a stouter and taller man sprang forth, and set upon Mr. Clark, whom he beat in a must unmerci ful meaner about the head, /kc. with a bludgeon, till Mr. C. was forced to yield, and entreat for his life; he then robbed Mr. Clark of a pocket-book containing cash-notes to the 'moot of about 10/ and his bat. Both the rascals then made their escape; the fellow who made the first attack leaving his hat and bludgeon behind, but taking with him the hat belonging to Mr. Clark. It appears that the gate had been purposely tied, to prevent a ready passage through it, thus to afford an opportunity to the robbers lying in am bush to effect their object. Mr. Samuel Yorke. of Kim k stead, was in company with Mr. Clark, and, on receiving a blow from the second villain who made his appearance, rude off to get assistance; whereas, bad he remained sad ex erted himself, probably both the robbers might have been overpowered, if not taken. Mr. Clark's head is much dis figured by the blows he has received. Thursday a young man, teamed Joseph Nicholson, servant to an officer in the Life Guards, cut his throat in a horrid manner with s razor. He had been drinking, and returned home to his wife a little intoxicated ; he began to tsx her with some impropriety, which he alleged she heel committed. She repelled the charge, and told him that he never was out o f t em pe r soles. he had been driskinc, and that it was a shocking thing he did not avoid it. He replied—" It is shocking, is it' You shall en somethieg more shocking very soon; and ran up stairs into a chamber. In a few mi nutes after, his wife heard a great noise, like somebody falling; she went up stairs, and saw the deceased covered with blood, with his head nearly severed, and the inetne meat lying by his side. He has several children. He was carried in a hopeless elate to St. Georges Hospital. Thursday morning. between four and five o'clock, an alarming fire broke out in Gloucester-covert, between Gray's- Inn-lane sad Brook-sireet,.Holborn. It commenced is the reusing of Mr. Jarvis, a katber.dreaser, mail from the very intricate situation of the manufactory, being surrounded by a number of others of She lite business, very great alarm was excited ; in addition to which, the member of old houses contiguous to the manufactories increased the apprehensions of the neighbourhood. On as alarm being given by the watchman the a hole of the inhabitants were roused and on the alert. In a short time eft,' the are made its appearance, engines were near the spot, and surrounded the scene of conlagration. Harlin affixed the leather pipes to a con siderable length they were enabled to reach the premises ; and after about half .0 hour's playing they most fortunately prevented the flames extending further than the premises of hfr. Jarvis, uearly the Whole of which, however, were con sumed. At Aberdeen, on the 19th curt. James Dratash a vagrant, having no tired place of residence, and wandering from place to place, lying in barns, out houses, and in the optn air, being unable to give any good account of himself, and bring connected with a gang Of young depredators, a n d receiving part of their booty, on a similar `complaint by the Procurator Fiscal, wasi sentenced to confinement and hard labour in Bridewell for twelve c•ilendrr months (to be conducted thither by the public exe cutioner, and town's &waner beating the Rogue's Nara), and banished the burgh for life, under the certification of his being publicly whipped and sent to thiefewell for six months eat h time he shall return to and be found at lame within that city and liberties, after the expiry of the said twelve months confinement in Heider ell. Duncan was confined iu hrok•wt II abo,iit two years ago, and banished the Istligh, for similar offence.. COURSE 1/F F.XCHANI Amfterdam 11 Ditto at sight .. 11 4 Rotterdam..... 11 8 Antwerp ex. 310. 11 9 Hamburgh.. 33 8 Alton* . ..... 33 9 Paria3 ilay'stlitte 23 6 5 Ditto . ..... 11 1 4 Bourtleatin, dn 24 15 Frankfurt ma the Maio 139 Madrid lit lholi Borc. lor• 341 i Serille ..... Gibraltar 34 Lechoru Gruoa 47,1 , FRIDAY, Novi.Ms►a 27. Venire V) SO Nlalta SO Naples Palermo 13041. per oa. ss l ()port° Sat R io DUhliti ........ 111; per CI. Cork.... V utti.tioN vortm r sa Gold r ptr ..z ....0 0 0 Forript (;411..1 i 0 Bi.rs .....4. 3 0 New Ihml•lnvng New Dollars .....0 5 0 Silver in Borg .. !Ip New LA nig 0%6(10..0 0 0 MARRIAGES. On the 20th instant, the Rev. Michael de foamy, eldest Ron of Admiral de Currey, to Emily, daughter of %Valliant Smyth, Esq. of Drumerre, 1111 l ley or Westmeath. On the 4th instant, at Gis.ing, Norfolk, W. Newby. or Pittston, to Susannah Bret, of the knitter place, widow their united ages amuuntni to upwards of 140 years. Nearly 40 yeara ago she married John Fleet, her first husband, who after living with her several years, set out on his travels, and visited the moat distant parts of the world; the only report that ever reached her concerning hint was the news of hi'. death; alien having given what the cuusidered a decent time to his Memory and tiffs 10.N:the again entered into the afar:- of traria 1111 l v. After living several years with her arc I hominoid, Leg first returned aud claimed her; sod death, which lately happened, gave hrr it second opportunity of being legally united to the man of her heart, whet' ai - 'Nally took place, aud she was a secoud lime married to flea same person. DEATH. On the 2d inst. at Mumma, in the Cnnnty Leitrim, after a f.•w day. Mars% teßrieu, Esq. of Drunirahan, as desetredly sincerely regretted. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Batlk Stock .......2681 Indio Stock ,23' 3 per Cent. Red. 77a1 Ditto If 1,...81 53 pr. 3 per 11. Cons. 7sa 7 8H Old Annuities' , , 31 tier Cent. B6ll E,. not., , 2, ...i s w pr. 4 per (7entr.. 95, 1 . Lottery Tickeite IN. Is.. ii per CI.N.Au.IOBI 108 ()lithium i dm. Book L. Ann... 20 1-16 Cons. for Ate.. 7SIM CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD is decidedly the most elegant and rflicacions medic-ion enter yet &scorn red for Net rOetil Diseases and 1•11•411Cn d c•.... stritition.,eunsumpti 0000 weakness alright or no army, hypo - rhondria, tremblingsuf the mind, sexual d hdrl v, ttttt naeh aad howel plaint 0, and all tither diseasta ming (rani R plum male of the nervous sr.trin ; which are too 0111 la brisrozlit ou try dissipation in youth, and the grum violation of those rules which prwaletice dictates fur the preservation of soil the laying the foundation fur a lung arid happy a firm and *hung c.mslitutioo. Sold by Leigh, Is, SWAMI ; Raton, 150, Osforl..ireet ; Roller, Cheapsole; Tuft, Exeliangr ; and rearm, Ilotbv Price Its. each, or tour to one family bottle for 33a. he which one Ila. bottle is a4.-ve4l, with the nut.lN son • Solomon, Liverpool," engraved on the e s • Dr. Sol ttttt ott ranee's, when critoo,n , d by lithe, tie simnel compliment of a tithe poinol note to Ire etirliewil, :W -ar t -see, " Money lkiter. Dr. Solomon, Gilead !loner, mot Liverpool—Paid double postage." Also, the celeliraled A tisTERG ENT LOTION, an dr, . trial cure Au eruptions on the face null skit., partieular . . - pimple*, Moltke*, tellers; ring-worms, tan, antiliurt, freckle*. shingles prickly hear, realms' , of the nose, mil., arms, &c. arorliu4c and cutaneous eruptions of every weription, being the mmt rolristile arqiiisit and t • dage to the toilet ever offered to the Nobility and Genii the United Kingdom. Price 45. 6.1. and 25. 9d. a Bottle, duty ineholt. , Re careful to observe the weri4r, " Sand Solomon. pool," engraved nu Om Stamp, without which Hour gets • iN DON : Printed and Pnbliel.,,l at • h a. Oilier, NI 1.27, Strand; while Advertise m. 1.19, .rc 4. mid I e ...• (post.; aid) inur . t be a•illrgs,il. C S :ITIl s Nu I. Clemefti% lud, Pr;ister it:4ITE. N., lir, St II J. 'ub!! ker.