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‘ll3' retikelte that el* Plaintiff was an attorney, and the 1114esedsral proprietor of a s t ag r.roarle—and that hr, the • Heroicleant, having towlertaken In 1311113, the Plaintiff to a crriaM place, fur a stipulate/I sum, whirl. taw lad 31it aesrril, negteeted in do ma. The Plaintiff was to ire been conveyed en Holylwael, Lot ler was left at (nu , ay rem. ander the following cirenneseam roach tuned at Conway Ferry, wheat. the Plaintiff. along eh the other WAS ferried over, f.,r which • ice the fele-anion demanded /nappier from the Plaintiff. TI is dean and was resiestrel as an imp.riUun, and. whiled the i'ianvitr ow- unit , ; on, the COlll'lll7l ut drove 31,3 V, leaving :11 , Plaintiff behind. The Cldef Justire, !elem . *whom the was tried, at the Westminster Settings afore hart 'I ri. near Term, directed the Juicy. if they •liotehl he at /minion IWO there was any rulliesann between the fee ryinteis and the ....dim... In snaking ii,,, demand of anspeure for the passige, the 13.1f11 1 / 1 ( far, ollilV nee r c ,,,y. that 'lwo they should find for Ilse Plow!,'. The /my, art• eng lender .this dirersion, found for the rhilitar tit flu. ton 00000 it 41,115 f damage anstanierl, namely. the espeee‘e of Iti' Prorredhllif C. Gana ay to Holyhead ses a pandschaise. The Learned Como.' now contended, that there V/ 3, l op illidnlft Ile prove that the Plaintiff neigh , not I t or leih•md his jnarsey the rowel of he had th..nzlit peoper—Vi it ap peened, in fart, else, ler was invited to like his place again on the mod, ley the ensclommi, and lie r 1.111.1.11 an 111 411, in i.f which the coach drier, off without him, hei was leringthog aith the ferryman—and, with re. %peel In the enlists' hetween the coachman and the ferry. en Int lb. Defestilint was taken by surprise Hr hail now affidarits from v•n ulls 1)(3S/111,4Illt. POPlirlier3 of she roarli, the pe.oprieleer the ferry, kr —rontrnelielinel that fart, and on shrew affidavits he irnsted the Court world 'ant a near trial. The CoustV were, however, ananimmisly or opinion that the re relent wOrrfeetly roereet. It appenrell that the elm doea or the emielonan was seich as aided the ferryman in obtaining 3 greater AMMO than he was entitled to by law. Ic was enl:neling wills the ferryman in rniqintrileis dispute, mid whilst it existed. be. deur/. away. This was, an fact, /rinsing in take bite Plaintiff any farther. hide refused. 'Eli E ilizrrlSß PRESS. LON DON, ITESDAY, JANUARY 26, 1819. time, we trust, Its. at length arrived, whey the mint.; taut subject of the general coriency of the country will meet with a setrions consideration. I.ast evening, in the House of Lords, the tad of l.tvi:st►esot. informed their Lordships that IT Itln I31 , :104 In. notention„ as we hate already stated, to, sol t a proposition for a further continuance of the lia ilk Restriction Act. soul not to preface 'his motion by 101opoplog any pre/illusory inquiry. The First Lord of die Treasury, the Prime Minister of En,- !Avid, who holds the tiaances sod currency of the country in his hand, and regulates them at Iris pleasure—whose opiiiion, if supposed to be nu iirsjoidiced, ought, from his high office, his tong txpeneeice, and his research, to have very consi derable iliflurioce iu determining the opinion of every Oilier 111101 111 the community. however, now comes to Perliarneset, and acknowledges that al though, from no doubt a conviction of its expe &leo( y, hr hod Thos regulated his proceedings, lie •hotilel, in ronsegnenee o/'n recent communication with the Ilireet..ssv'the Bank, preface his proposition ky enuring for the appointment of a Committee to in quire into the subject. We Mfe so well pleased with this ruteotino of the Noble I..urd, that we 6111111 110 t iwert el Wlllll ° about the inconsistency of his COO ,lncl. We may, however, remark on the great ' oak. riser exercised by the Bank of Foxhole! over the Mi nisters of the Crown. and how much more readily Lord ItvEttooot. has deferred to the opinion of th e Directors than 10 the sentiments ol• the nitist respect. aide political re( 'As in rierlittintiit, supported b it the strong and unequivocal voice of the 1/11011ry. The Ollpollatilellt of a Parliamentary C iiiii wince to inquire into the 'imbue of the causes that inter rupt the .el urn of a metallic currency, 1111 i here Ily J, mandril ley the Uppo•iiiuu fur some suc cessive Sessions, awl but a few days •.ttsce we ven tured to repeat the prayer sod hope that Miusisterq would so fa► forget their party jealousies, as to eon coil in the great object of the general wish. The I.rtiyer has been grmittd, ■nd granted 11111S1 nu gravion-lye and the flank having so long compelled MM:stens to bear the 011111111 of the oppressive mea ►ore, and of refusing the inquiry, have rum succeed ed in securing ;41 the credit of the preseut conces sion. On Tuesday next the Committee will be appointed. The Earl or LivEspoot. brought in • Bill for tlw purpose of comtituting hi. Royal Highness the Duke of Youk 'he Guardian of bis MAJESTY'S bacred The Bill referred to this point. sod to the innisinution of u Council to advise his !loyal Iliglinens, but hall no reference of course to the expei,ditiire of the Windsor establi.lirsient, for this point I , emv, n prviihiary nature, must commence in die I 1.),i-e 1.1 . Co ttttt iota. is interesting eotivermition took lil4ce in the !louse or Cniinuoii,, nu the iire*riettitiosi, 111 r. 1:1 N yr', of the l'ekition or the iteverei.(l 011 A I.URA N VOW, it will he renieniberttl, •••i , 1'11111(11qt I I tint long *thee sit the Ohl Einley, of I.wgini; the -I L :II:owe of Sir 11'it.t.t.im CAllllOw, I‘ir the intrrose ol franking a letter. and was see.- t,neeti to transposianoti seven years. Tl.is Pe t& eoinnlained ul his lo t•iinz. at an advanced sige, free', confined in a prisnit-liip with 11w mutt bawl nwd wre.elier, and oillito a ppAre scarcely tarp r ess. , llgh fur I,t. I, aly. The ronversatoott arts vig invole , d Ow state nt the hulks and protoirplotio., at winch I antis trvisit 4 . ' 1 he de_ terilltloll of thetr niternal arratigrioroilfi, at given l.y Mr. 'twilit:cr. artict It au indelible tl.pgrace . 0 * A 'won the character of those to whom the superin ttinlynce of well atlmr9 lois been confided. We ha%e received the Munifeur of the 22d. The trial of the new art iif per•iiiiis charged eills the ft aaaaa Irr of hctt.nta, vuz. Mrsora. CONSTA Irlgt4Cl.. Y MAC. terminator! of Alhi out the I 4tls. Nlons. FU A t.nt.s, the aoti of the 'lei adoltrosed the Jury in nu eloquent speech. 'l"he prioritters were arriitt , rind charged. The result produced is great sensation. Thorroday having toren riltarrred as a holiday, thete it tto price airlocks for rtit.thry. German Papers to the IRth instant have ar rived. It is stated in an article, dated Ilanover, the 7th. that their Royal Ilighorsses the Doelies‘es of CLARENCE Pm, CAMBRIDGE will Dot retort, to England prior to their respective arrottchements. and that Cu iiiiii issionery will be sent front Englund to attest the births of the Royal inrwt..—The fu neral of the Iste interesting and amiable Queen of IVIRTEMBERG wus attended by the KING and the two rimers of Oldenburg, her Majesty's two sans by her first IsinillAtal. The runner with eispstelies from Cadiz to Ma drid, sod his escort, have been Carried off by one of the tinned lentil., that Oren ry the defiles of the Sierra Morris. These hoods are represented an by no weans Infiniti:able. Little credit eat., however, be tinselled to Spaiii , ll an-counts in such a case. It is stated, sunder the lwad id Vienna, that " ml tho norrvention of Russia and Pru•sia, the Porte lots at length recognised the King of the NETHER , :.Astis. Yestrortay. rot our o'clock, H Cithisiet Council was h e ld at thr fe.," eivii )Tice. which "vie) attended by Hil the Cubsnon Nbisiores "'Nevi)! thr LORD CHAN ( E 1,1.011. They continued their delibrratious till near firer o'clock. _ estrrilay the Governor, the Deputy-Governor, nod several of the Directors of the Bank of Eng land, waited rif the CHANcxl.t.nn or the Ex. citwor Ett, at Iris house iti Downing-street. Sunday tmirsolsig the Duke or YORK left town for %Viiedtior, ou a visit to his Royal Sisters. His Royal Highness remained but s short time, and then proceeded to Gorhambury, near St. A(bans, the prat of Eirl F.ItU LAM, where his Royal Highness arrived to dinner, and rrsterdry the Royal Duke joined a 'hinging party there. His Royal flightless is expected iii town to-day, to hold a Levee. Mr. I) A WV. has returned to Brussels, where Geneitil A !Av.% has sat to him for his portrait, at the particular rvirpirst of tlw Duke of WELLt TON. Su is the gallant Spaniard esteemed, that a similar request has been made by Ilse Prince of Oita pi UV, at Whose Court lie is Andrassrolor, sod 111 , 411 by several distinguished officers of the British and aUird armies. The host diva'sl in the division of the Coutmoiity of the I.miiimils of Falkland, was signed iii the Palace there, oo the 30th ult, by Sir WILLIAbI Hai, Bari. the Commissioner appointed by Act of Pailiateriit for that purpose. 't • he period allowed by the Act for finishing the division was seven years, yet notwithstanding the great number oft laimantr, and the variety of interests to be discussed, this bask has 'wen completed in less shut half the time, to the satisfaction of all the parties concerned, without a single law prot•res or appeal. 'l•hursday morning, between twelve and four o'clock, the town of Almon and neighbourhood were visited with a violent storm of thunder and light- Mug, accampanied with a very heavy rain ; mid such was the hirer of the wind shoring the progress and continuance or the storm, that a Carrler ' S cart was upset midway between !fumbles 11114 i Allllllll, 111111 two mole carts, will) their horses, were driven completely oil' the road into a moss opposite White Croft, while on their way to Ammo. In roositistioice of a turhuleist disposition having manifested itself at Alstmie-Moor, f the rigiv roforcement of the Game Lows, a party of the It4th Iliiiisars, ',tabooed in this city, were marched from this place on Monday last, iii order to pre serve tranquillity. A member of reports are going shout of men Le u i•; shot, ; hut which, we have authority for soy ug, 1., like .fir John Falstars 334.0-omit of the t' men in buskram,•• 1411 Plillrt r1411414:i111011—ihr men leaving Iterst rrveivril with the utmost kindness and liberality.--f(.'urliile Journal.) . hor aon►e time past dealers and graiers have Antlered severely from the loss of cut le from lo Ids where they had been depastureol during the night; and, otetwithstaioing the most diligent ihquiry. no Minim:omo could be hoed respecting the maot►er in which they had d►sappeared, moil of late ; when it has been ascertained, drat a certain district of the county. between Carlisle• mid the Scoots horde►, is the great relidrzvous whither the cattle have been conveyed, and that a well-known eccentric character, a kind of second Bob Roy, 111 implicated; though the long arm of justice has not yet reached him.— (Carlisle Journal.) The mortal►ty of the City of Glasgow and suburbs, for the year I►tlB, thews en it►erease of burials 1.435 above that of 1817. On comparing the list, of the .:ay overt for these years, we observe. with great polo, that the deaths f smoll-pox are egmlnally ic. rra%ittg. Its 1817 the attather was 33—ios 181 h, 93--but isa IRI2 the 'lumber was out) i toll. Sevalul other cloildrro's diseases also increased last year above that of 1817 ; viz. measles, bowel. love, cholociongli, water iu the herd, ots.:. The total nuo►lser of deaths was 1,984. The late appreli e nsom of three men found in the act of ratsitig It dead body io the church-yard et l'oestootikirk, having, with outer circumstances, ,tillieiton that the like triode hail been also earr.ril 4/11 at Dunbar, ,everal lit-140154, 114 ortLr to .ttt.•la themselves ss to the fact, caused tl►e g raves of CrStall. hitch' tlet.ea,ttl friessols to he re-opened, whet'. to Ito le great g thee found that their fear:- had is"t [ wets eXrileul without value, for nothilig was to be lutuatl its the c..lfitts hoot the grave-clothes. ►..h.buaols are NO MHO, tviloCked and exoosprra ate.l at suit h r..hunru► proceeding*, that they ore de termined so 011. 9 ,1 s uc h invasion-s It. Null rrndr► any loottire attempt of the like IlatUte a very dangt•rnus 41.t 2 , • 'bp • . I< s t:k c_ • " IP•tt „ 4,* • ; elb I C - -" .4) a- BRIGHTON. JANUARY 25. PAVILION INT F. 11.16 F.SC The PRINCE REGENT. iii the happirat state r.l health, colorist MEM hla Wt.lcntnr sojriorto at the Pavi lion ; and the public hope p, that meat• wreka may yrt eloper ere his Royal flighoess senotives for the nortropulia for any Irtogthened period. The indigent of this town and moil part% of the neiglibtoorhood, console themse/ves with the hope that the flag on the venerable tower of the Church, the symbol of Royalty's presence, will wave there through the whole of the month ensiling ; for, though the altered complexion of the times requires out that extemive charity f powerful mod opulent individuals, that the last year and the year before did, when hundreds were daily fed here swim the willing bounties; of the PRINCE REGENT, yet do his Royal Iltgloness'a dosisitions still hod their wily to ►he humble habita tions of the hungry moil the afflicted ; not with an ostrutat• a display of d g good, which courts popular applause, but with a secret ado ) )) istration, that tells how feelingly alive to their distressea, and how pure owl exalted is the source from which their benefit is derived. We could offer many and striking instances of the Pit:toes.; or the above rem:irk—but our fear of offending prevents it. The argent' of his Royal flighttess's mithiticroce are seldom unemployed, for when not engaged in distributing supporting gifts to the itrclitisog and the poor, their quest to discover object:, tint sustained by parochial means, actually in Streit and titerdiog consideration, is un rentittiog. We trust, in grateful 111111111111.1011, we miry be allowed to .ay thus much of on exalted lw nevoleoce, the off-piing of merry, soil which, like its parent, is " twice blest—blessing him that gives, and those who take," without incurring censure for supererogation. - - SURREY THEATRE. Lust night, after the eleventh representation of " The Heart of Mid-Lothian," which was per formed to as crowded au Iludietice as we ever wit nessed, four Indian Chiefs of the I tiseidari nation performed a war dance and combat, delivered a talk or consultation on the termination of hostilities, and concluded with the ceremony ofburying the hatchet, and the dance of peace. One of them particularly distinguished himself in a manner so impressive, that every word and act' was conveyed so strongly as to he understood by almost all present. They have been only a week in England, and certairely surpass some who have been exhibited on superior boards. The burletta of Bather too Bad was re. wired with considerable improvements, and the en tertaintnents of the evening concluded amid peals of approbation. (hi Sunday the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHE. Qti Ett went to North Cray. Kent, on a short visit to Lord CASTLEREAGH. The Bight Honourable Gentleman returned to town in the evening. Yesterday, about half-past eleven o'clock. Lord CASTLEREAGH arrived in town, at the Foreign Office, from his seat at North Cray. The Noble Viscount's health is much improved. The Duchess of Attovu. arrived on Sunday at her house in Upper Brook-street, from her seat. Pr tworth, Sussex. The Duke of BEAUFORT left town on Saturday, for his seat, Badminton, Gloucestershire. The Marquis of LOTHIAN is returned to town, from a tour. Counters SPENC ER is expected W arrive this day at her house, in St. James's-place, from her seat, Althorn, Northamptonshire. His Lordship is ex pected the latter end of the week. Lori! ARUNDEL!. arrived on Sunday at the Mos-- gins of BucKiNusiAses house, in Pall-mall, from Stowe, Bucks. Mn. BECKENDORFF left the Queen's Palace Vesterdav, for ‘Visidpar. Lnad N t•uENT arrived on Sunday at Hark i ngham Howe, Pan-mill. from his seat, !Ails. Burk, A 'livid* at the London Hotel, A lbeinarlr-orret : Lord awl lady Biversdnic ..it family from their seat in Ire. land; James Homier Blair, Ely. M.P. front his seas in Scotland; and Jams Fortes, Lou from ditto. On the 12th inst. the Duke of ARGYLL was elected President of the Highland Society, in [duce of the Duke of RucchEunt and Qv EENSUERRY. Letters from Italy. of the ad ult. we under stood. announce the complete restoration of Lord 111it.Ton's health; hut his Lordship i► dissuaded from returning to undertake the fatigues of a Par liamentary attendance this Session. M, L u nkhip, we believe. will return to England in A (Leeds Mercury./ Among the ssuanerous acts of royal munificence which so eminently characterised her late MAJESTY, the following fuss been relates] to us by Mr. I I EN LEY. manager of the Windsor Theatre the year 1801, while his brother, Mr. Wm. HENLEY, a n d wife, were performing at Weymouth, her .MAJEcte wive a splendid fete at Radtpole, sod employed Mrs. W. I'ENI.EY tourist in the decorations. 11-ing touch pleased Nith one of Air. W. fixxLEY's children, the QUERN took the little boy noder her protection, placed him at a school in Sher borne till he attaisiell his 17th year, and then gave the youth a Commission in the army. with 300 gitincia to tit him out, which were paid by the lab: Cal. Dissitosv v..— (Windsor Express.) A seizure was made last week at Dover, by a Custom-house Officer, of 53 French gold musical seals, and rbrnl 70 gold watches. A Jew passenger from France wits the sufferer. Abases was laerully stripped to the skin. We understand that new arningements have taken place respecting the Ilrainhion Mm r Hunt, Mr. Fox heaving agreed to transfsr foist da to Lord I.zscs l. I. at the close of t hi s season ; thee wi ll, hoarser, Ire kept at the 0141 riluel, near lbani haut, and hind the same ;tilt of llse comitry as of present.--( )urk !.Trull.) 'THE Tußr. iii:TfING AT TArtutsA 1.1.'s frAit.t.Ds. i‘r tr. 4 4. t to 1 ova I'en. l lllo , ll I 7 lu I tsgst Fiume U to I agst Sha. oil IJATI. %N IPS, 1 Si. 4 to 1 apt Emping I 4 to 1 agst Ituniface OATI. ns, 3D I 5.1•5. fi to I :IZA C1111111 , .11, 11001:111', C 4111.101 ('and A. 01101 are 11111111 l tyari n 11411161.. DEor. n _ 1 nevi Eisplirsole 20 40 I • :-t aw l 12 10 I .04 , 1 l'ltatv. aOOl 17 in 1 at.t lii' ft t.. I nod Mite Sil.lkisigs 10 tio 1 az-I the %.ns:t 11 to 1 it Mr. Watts's 20 to 1 ;.:.1 %Ir Dolima and any ullicr DONCAS'rEIt I ap•r Lair., TII It: (WANE. The Prince IZecent'a stat;.l I. . ill mtet nt Friday, at Haleliet. A tcu o'clock. The Earl or Derhy'A stac•houna• meet tn-11111a.,W, at Wickham Coal t, Sarre''. John fox huuoA. ntrrl on Th0r...1 . n, - , :51 i.imps Field; and 1111 saturiky. at the itys.sel H. Jollilre, fox.looonlq meet tii.risori It W, at Tl.ot It. ham ; and on Satiisilay. at Tlw Harriers mei.* every day. The Emit Essex foxitionnii. meet on Tlmr..lay, at Hemp. slum! Hall, at ten. The H auirld hoists& meet pin Thurfelay,at Kiirkiortli, at half-paat ten Salm slay, at Lord Cow per's Lodge, Ai el. yea. A new sidowrirtion pack of fox•homohi jo‘t in Cambridge, under the manacemelit of Sir Genrwe I •etts, Bart. The In,nndt went not, for the first time, aft w slays since, and killed tutu lox, alter a t Ull of muse than An hour, in gallant style. CAPITA, FOX Loa the Mare.fir'.l (rekfielil Wounds inikeunellesl a fox on Ashil,,wri I nest, near Nutley, where he mule a grau.l burst, and led his ...U -nwonted followers a distance of upwards of Awes mile% 11 gh the several parishes of Rotherlielil, V. II sluuu, Hart field, Cowden, and near In Chidilingsione its Kent he thrii beaded bark, and after n gallant chase of (soar hours, poor Reynarel dropped his brush, mail fell a victim to hi., fleet and staunch nisrsuers, wear the Five Hundred Acres, in the parish of W)thylisini. POLICE. ROW-STREET. Yesterday John Harrison underwent an examinetion he. fore Mr. BIRNII. and Mr CoNAST, charge.l(ll company a ith another) with &Gaudin: a fernier. at A vi....hory fair, of a ho►w, worth 40!. A number of phalli and flo.ll notes were found on the person of the Prisoner. He was eutnruitteil fur further examination. STREET RORBERS. Juhn Kelly wan charred with toeing cow-erned, in com pany with three others, in knockine dawn Mr. John Atkin eon, iu Scotland-3(ld, un SIIIIII9Y flight, MO robbing Min of hie hat and pocket hunk. 'rbe Pripourr ons committed fur further examination. .lasses Cowley was charged with attrmptioz to soh folio Thomas Barber Brattmout t Esq. yesterday moraine, in the Strand. Mr. Ike t felt a hand at hi. pot lict, Inraing sharply ~,,, oat, saw the Prewar — close to him, whom he iinowitiately charged with tl u • offence. 4111 tlo-u . way to the Other. lie P • ee attempted to eseite, hot !he cry of " Stop thief!" living rais.•l, he was secured. he offence teeing a sneolemeannr, it is foldable. lie was ac cordingly c ttttt iiiiitcit—to Eire •Z 1 hours' iiiiture of hail. Join Marsh and .1111/leB Rruirk were 1'1131'24A will' attempt. tog to rob !tante Of OW efilllisAlly combo/ out Corr contest Victim, 1011 Thor.dsy 111Cilt Incl. M rill, 011011411 a ver y vav i r i o ug r l okr :iiirr. oar lilKratrd, he heisi l .! provigled with boil to appear at the lSeFtiunr 111/0.4 II WAS diarilar^rd. NAV.' L TE 1'0911 , M M:711, JANl'll'tlf 24 ,%,, i.e.! yt, trr.lar the Ezrri 11.0411 Zi11!%41/111141.111d. T ,. 4 it .•111r nlllrr I. l, from 4 ' .1 . 1 " . • . .stleit thl.• I'ile:l.26st MI a el WAIMOVTII.-14 1 tEARY An i yea thr Doke of Kent packet, with a nu,' I (suns 1.1.-but., In 1.11 da)'c. JA%t ARV 21 Areiie.l die Ile*olf..y r,,elcct and the 1'ml( e 01 Orm il:e 1..0 10.1, .% iih ulalln, &c . from Holland. DFAIL, JANUATIV 411 C aw ,. dnrru item Ilse !liver AIVI or w t i , the ;\ v, •I / ra•zet, for Siert sL , inir and to.olty the A I o. I:11U*, for At w Smith Wales ; And 31.104.0ut, n.",..y„, it, •-tol. Two tile just making, •nil st veral ~f ‘s r.l.hunud 111101 r n earl s / iottr t,'Ckicic.—Grrat part of Ihr outward-howl me , 111.11111114 nor 0.0 WI. r weigh. The &ex, 11(10, 31-100,4 ;111111411. (1111111.11 (1114111 ; Lon' I her esai{e, VIII ~'agy111~r( 1111.1.1 , 01.11, Jtill 14 1111111; 'Nu Ilse taring, Limb, for New tl-n:r•~. 0 .(1„ t h —The Loyali.t,.ll.A.Prt, fit, St. Vitterm's• and uvcrul mule of llm ouit‘‘ it A-Wand, Lace bore up 4E4; Livreront, wirs;Aßy 22. The Ventral,le, from Africa In Liveripio..... l 111111'11 011 Amp, 1111 the 114111 utstaut, :it N.Ail ,CA13, 1 0, 1 1111) 1741g11 1111141C1 t.O 111• • tr,ll. The .14m.., fr.,ws Jamaica, is mit , i.te of tlns Wit hoar, % pilot•tmal is toss log itur JI,NUARY 23. Arrived the Gram. Hu.W, from lAm.4Rra. lovs mil. mod . . . lore II IPP out ro ru;vcil ally account of the not ham .he was spoke with. 'I hr ottly !ve is. that Ow tow 11.1%4' driven to the ourthvoseil, tool be io tol . the "irerfTioh I'a. UPI P.ltit IL, JANE AST 19. The ship Harmony, Freeman, of Wholly, howl J..he's, New Ihriforwick, wish finsher, fu► t.aer,lninl , war itrnik, 4 last &nisy in Ifotsfrich 11.1, neat Cu•llrlwaia. Tar C.l. lain owl hi• loot hei signets( the s few, with fog Inluat of 61111 Pot 11.11 i hoarded her .6n 1.,, Mid appeltralte.., .601 pc, isheil. The on oz. *owl the oll.rr two Outs were th e out) rtfloUtly 411.' , 1 o.lt of itt owsuloy. M. 4 RK ETN. cortN rxriTANcE, \lrrrntr..►t'+,•thv4S. %e 1t...1 a floal.iiiiz stapply of %%heat f • L. 16 • 1 .1 gent thia les ~t* which le latter', Ii .t•whlr at the pale•:. of lißi :ey, ser *hi. TO Iw•v, •ss s largre losing y, about I IMO.) y tlrter, L. 1.• it sw. FiiKtiot wla very ; lost a I.irtte supply ..f 'Kirk !traits, 61 w•. re fiery dull and eolosioltraltly lower; Ow .1 Ire'•• ew Want* much the same as 'kir day week; its wincf kiltof grata there is 110 allreati.m. m utt.Goßoll•GlS .TrIEFT Lieut.-Colonel llalkin charffe.l Edam) nds, it 113 alley (made man, with alteniptud r‘birtiou and abusive language. The Colonel ►laird, that lie look a eoas•lu from Isis lodgings in the Haymarket, to Hata:lieu's llotrl, iniemliog to there, hid the ItiatirlfMoat.' Ming encageil, hr tuck a lasalziog im Rury.atreet, and called Ilse Defendant the staml to convey hint and a mere handful it luggage three aar four hundred yank, fur which he paid hint a shading. 'fhe fendant asked if hr was not to have thin,: more, asial uu being answered in the to :lime, be d the Colossi with the must allusive laispiage. The Defendant was convicted to the penalty of 20 shillings thr Manse—and the Praficeillor. whose 111141vC ass not - *ley, but to enforce civility, cave the tea ahilhott:4 Its which he was entitled to the Defendant, with this ;aft that civility was cheap." RIOT. Pour Life Gliaidornen sire charged fioni Mary-lc-Imile . . . . wat▪ ch-I IC Witt, riot, 1111 C of whom Lind his face dvrailreeliV cut—and a Mr. Weld), 11 tradesman of respvetaleility, pre sented st ttriltsaz spectacle of the itejney he lend • riot ct sssss netervel between oar 411141 41/111 (1 . 11111 k ill ihe morning, ill Oxlwrstlissildisszt, at a volree-sheep, ae•. cording to the evidence of c respectable mixideonr4, was frequented ley thiv yrs null prostitute, ; aiiel rie,l4 cuaitinuol Ike whole of the night. It romuu•ure.l, in 11,14 111J10111: , 1 a 141 of the 'Hoer meter or Iri,ll, kiencked down and trampled upon all i levy eit, t 11r. 11',•16, seeing the four Drfesstlaiitt zoitte 1(111111.1, tile per'', of raze, rernonstratM with thesis :sad issivis‘ .1 them he Di 1im0... He was kastekeil down by s.,nee of flee 1.1,11 for his pains, dragged into the lisistie, 1 1111011 U 101 11311111 and kicked about until lie Wllll kit lee a avitearlero; state, and he helieved he sl 1.1 tinvc 11/0 ills life, hail ma Olt fear asslsliess rescued hill. It w•. 11 r. M'elee's sit *a ii oleo chargeci tlw soldiers for strikisiz low ; but the mm oho dell su strike hint, dill it in a mistake, taking hies+ tor our who was ill-using his mister. 'llw Drfeuslatilr .*err discharged, and Mr. Farraut i4swed a summons Lir the esslice-staup keeper. MEETINGS OF VREDITIiRS AT GOLD//ALL, THIS DAV. M. M. W. Wright soot l's,. Alflermantsury, unrecinnis 'l 12 W. 11 . :11M111 awl Co. Love-lane, NIC-1111ei Chnuis *l 10 11. Chapman, lair of Hammersmith, surgeon R. Froi..s, jun. isleworilo, barge.master J. lll:a•4huru, %Witham, ls..sex, curn.fuelor .... . .. ...- , W. I . laut, Old 111.1111y,eviliter J. H. Vi ' il , tos, jilt.. up t ,.., B*4)(1'1111'1 -111dCe, pkiti re. dealer W. I.nunley, JC1111)11• , i ill I, n i11. , 1111 It - I,4ga .1. J. l'illslisse, 111.1,11 114,11ooest, %t0rk.1.....ter I-. Ctillisse, New reelslmeiir, nienlondu I 11 T. Itnelne, Air.sliter, inerelmal Mr. Grant, in the scrAice of the Earl of Chmeatty, was attack. d on Saturday night, on the Surrey side of Waterloo bridge, by a gam: soldwry, who (taws butting hint dread fully) subbed him or a gold watch and arab., Solace's Iwo and that e pout's,' it, silver, and iu !Not. today, aids whirls they anode their escape. Some titter. , knocked at the door of the hettse of --- Hotline Lint-Lot, Edgett art.-load. jost after dusk out Southey •veniur, and imposed for the waster or tuittress. (Its brittle tufo' nit 41 they were oust spending the • at 'Pug, the villains, three in totioltAr, forced 164 ‘‘ay ilo, •St mandril to know who to t. Ili the Iliillff and litmalrnrd instant •I• ;tilt to the serv:lnt II Cited auy alirlll. ht I to co with slut to oc• r the house, and shay cot 7/ and some bilvrr frosts •I• otiltiten sitter st , A silt to waiter, and a caddy 'llll'i l'Awleurd Om gut .ti 1...411, it Ui.rtiat,t,'' PRICE OF BREAD THIS WEEK. The highest price of ite- tie.t %%b•tlru Bread ibmulibii it the mettimoliii, is ioateil by the pi I [Silken to be Ont Shilling thr Lbrittcro lArtl.—Smhe limiters sell the Quarters Lunt (tutu one pt *lily w Iwo p. 114 X 11111111'. lb. oz. lb. oz. I'/'C& Loaf to wt•iglt 17 6 I Qu'lrtern I.oaf to wei,e4 4 5t Ilalf ditto 8 II Heir (turners 11T141-11 . 11.D MARKET, MwanAge,JANetnv wl This vial's °tartlet was well supplied with prime notst, soul the shoe of Cattle iu other respects WAS co~.iJm hie; Serf, 31iition, Veal, awl Pork, were dearer, sot Ole ;role in general somewhat brisk. The sales iu the kit were miller lively ; Hay, Straw, soul Cluver, brae cot ry in price. Salinined is an accurate statement attic prices maul 'lumbers:— To sink the &Tx' per stone of Sib. 11 8.1. to Ls. !. I ail of Cat tic Ms day i...- SI Otos ..4a. 4.1. to 44 Beasts 1!°411 Vea1....4 11 I. to 64. ht.l. J :Jecep .. • , r ir 46. Nl. I f 4. MI. dives 314 1 .itrob...es. 41,1, t ea DJ. Pits ........... . 114 NEWGATE ANI) I.E. I I,DI::%IIALL ltk (Hy tit. Unrra...) neer 34 4.1 to A. OA I Vral 4a fill to el Mutton.. 3o to! to Ss 2J Port int 4' to Kw bd PNICRN OF HAY AND STRAW n. reit. worrrritsTior.. H a y 71 0.11.1 to 81 114 Itil 1fui..71 w. 0.11 Ia st A. (hi &raw 'V 174 &I 31 3. Oil brow t/ 14A 01 to 21 Clover 7l U. U. to tli 4s 411 d Clutter el &I to 91 9. 111 PRICE. OF RAW FAT, prr stone of 81h . , As stated by die Tallow 1 Il• OMNI by the Botrlmps Akileis. 1 M. Janie'''. Market-1s 6;,1 I it James's Market.. 44 4.1 Whitechtaiwl 11.11crt as 4;.t Sisitecliapel Market 41 14 Average......4* :511 Awes age.... 4. 214 PRICFS OF TALLOVI TIMM Tallow 77. 64 —. MN Yellow Muria 76. &I —. 0.1 While 0.1 —. I`.l Sump 4010.... 7112 04 —s 0.1 Melling Manes 64 —. 0.1 Dioo rusgll t .4o2 0.1 —2 04 1.%41A Sue. pr.,. 1 1.111. Y.Un+ Soap.. IOM 1107 led Cunt IIfH l'alus Graves 144 es 6414k1 DOM. lo' Cs PRICE OF CANDLES. Fran TalluM Chutaller, H.II. Price of Caffillts, prr titans, 14. 11.1-11uulds, 15. 8.1. ILI per ito;tis aitowt,l for rea.ly mouey , KATY AUDIS. mesa Heifer- and Ricers. (per ()Military-I. 141.1 to Q. II aloste).. 24 18:1 so :Is 4041 Market Cali.. O. 1..10...... la Mitillisics. 2.. 4.1 to 2. 6.! Eng. Bosse 0s 01 1.. Os /11 PRICE (IF HOPS, per OM DIM ISAGi. NIRM Pillollllll. Kent.... Si :).1 to S 1 Is. Kent.... I/ 10a to Of Om Rnamen.. 5/ U. to GI *a ftnem‘x .. at 4m to 7/ Of Ergot ....o► 01 01 E..ex Of 04 t.. 71 1... Farnham, so eni,,l, 9! tts to 11/ oe—fine. 111 O to IV ForetEn Penitent Si 150 tw 4i PRICE 01: LE:ATM:K. Sun+. 50 to bn :lbs. each 4 14 lle flI per lb. Ditto, TA to 01;I11o.. each 4 4 .11 to Vid 1Dru1<s111,:111. O.» FiueCtoo4 Is lilacs . .. 19 4 to 214 Crop Molt 1.. .:5 to 40 itht Coo t00tti0%..18.1 to lOW Ditto) 45 to 5111iot Ctill . Skim• 311 los 40Ibs 50 to 70Ibs :;•'d to 31441 VI to Sollos Sub.:ll Seals kG4Tritlasinl) 'l.l to ‘24.1 41..n01:e ditto Taise.ral Hone Litles Spanish Horse Isities - •'-1.1 to 30.1 COAL MARKKr, iaNUAltli 25. fkl:irket. Ship• *old. Prite 211/ ,1 / 4 r.se:ale 17 Suisolcilamil Yokydsp—Comveation OT ST. P6Ull.7.lloilday FlTTitatitire, East India, saJ Swath tea Hi 011,1.. NI A Int 1A4;1 7 On SAturdny Inst, nt Toeiri.h.lm Cliorrh, by the Rr. I ‘. Babel t'., John Walrus, EN. of Rotookr, 1.• Mies Lewis, nt HIGH WATER 1 . 114 S DAY AT 1.0N1)11)1-Iiitl aloran.. ai after I l:.•• twig 4 'NI , 4. LONDON t Print. • PIO'. the Ott ~ r:7. ; A.fiveetteern II ti recrivr4, A.••• 1.1.11 e • ‘l.ll/1•11.101) Inuit he :..;.iree.e.:„— • clement% tnu , 1.,• 11 Irr -•-•/ ri ''s. 177, St' ,••• P4A4isher. Ditto Dino # i H( Ti