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% • I. . _ ~~ WEST KENT SESSIONS. i t • . .. . Thursday m n . was the day appointed for fi lu liolduag these Sess . but in consequesite of the Sessions for the F Division of the County not being conclud ill noon of that (lay, public notice was given that the business of the Court at . Maidstone' would not commence u n til Friday morn ing, to the great though unavoidable inconvenience • of the mune 44444 s persons attending the Sessions. At Mae ~'cluck on Friday morning the Court aceonlittelv Opened. The Earl of !ROMNEY pre sided as Chaiinussi. The usual introductory forms . bring gone through, 111441 tlw Grand Jury sworn in, his Lonlshap briefly addressed them. He said that on looking over the Calendar, though the number of prisoners was great, he did not observe sissy cases out of the ordinary course, or on which they would seriMre any information ; but if any thing should arise to render such information necessary, the Conti would with pleasure afford it. His Lord shiplithen adverted to the delay in commencing birsinfss, which was owing to the great pressure of business at Canterbury, and which must be con sidered very unfortunate, as it was the cause of so many lwrsons being kept from their avocations a ilsy loriger than usual, but he hoped such a cir cumstance would not again occur. At these Sessions, Mr. M•RINAIN moved, that Mr. ‘VolliOrta Children, of Headcorn, should he compelled to assist in supporting four of his grand children, 'who are in the workhouse of that place, agreeably to the 43cl of Elizabeth, he having suf ficient means of doing so. Mr. slareham stated, that Mr. Children objected, on the ground of hay ing dime as much for his son George-, the father of the children, as for any other of his family, and coislil•do no more for him without injuring the others. Mr. Harrison proved that he had 6001. !wiring ing to Mr. Children, for which the latter had a mortgage on his estate ; Children occupies is farm, but %Vanes, could not say ally tint% of its sire. John Kelly knew Children, who occupies a farm of sisost fifty. acres ; he should take the value of the stork on it to be between .2001. and 3001. Ile knew of sin other property that he had. Mr. Tassel', overseer of Headcorn, deposed, that the psrislihad supported the wife and homily of four children, ►ince the 26th of November, 1816, set the expense of ISM 19.. There are now (•o•tr children iii the poor-lionise. George Children was collector of the taxer. Ile made some d• fault in hie pajmentr, slid WWI put into prison on that account. The money has since breis paid, past by the poriph and part by the family. The parish paid on the whole, including the expenses of the family, 2-26/. Bs. Id. The Conn. Isere observed, thnt there did not apptur ruscient proof of the ability of 81r. Chil dren to rapport the family. It was not intended Una a man woe to distress and injure hilnself, by •breaking in epos. his nspitml. Mr. &mum amid that the poor snan has n large sad has given thew considerable soma. The foilooing is an Remind of the l'ilsoners tiled, unit ilreir respective Willi necs : Sisumrl Maher. for pleating fire fools. Philip Morse.,, jun. living ut St. Mary's ('ray, Arposerl, that his lather lust some fowls : witness heard of it on the 2lst of December. Denbrity, wine-keeper to Mr. Berens, on the night of the 10th of Der-ember, about half-past twelve o'clock, being oat on his duty, between Pariti's Clay mid the common, met the Prisoner in a handkerchief. On interro. lain us to what hr had got in his 1)&1'41kt-r -ub:it the Prisoner said lie hail no right to strip hint im the logliany ; witness examined the handker. chit a n d found in it two fowls, winch he now pro duces, in Court. rlithpMoisen, jun. nano called, swore, that one of the fowls produced lrelonged to his lather, and Ili, other was one he had to keep. Tkv J withoe, hesitation, found the Prisoner His Lordship told the Prisoner that the frequency of the offence of which he had brio convicted had L, runes so great, that the Court were resul ved In put an end to it, by severity of punishment ; lie there lure sentenced him to men years transportation. William Reif and Richard Ross, fur stealing corn. Thomas Dnvey, who is the driver of the Paris mail for Mr. Eames, knew the Prisotiers; Ross was horse-keeper to his master at Bexley-heath. Some time ago the horses became out of condition; lie mentioned it to Ross, who said they had not enough corn. The usual allowance was half a bushel a day. Witness had found the horses mend to condition since Prisoner left. G. Steers, a horse-keeper, at Bexley-heath, was in a stable adjoining to that in which Ross was.— Ile was told to look out for Ross. On the 17th of October he saw Reif go into Mr. Eaniea's stable, with two empty sacks on his arm; hearing the Gra shovel in the loft, hr went up the ladder, awl saw the Prisoners filling a sack with corn front the heap, - which was the property of Mr. Panics. He afterwards saw theist come out, each having a sack, with a great quantity of corn in it. Witness followed and took the corn from Relf, as lie wits taking it into a shed. Gstihy.—Ross, one year's imprisonment in the Howse of Correction ; Relf, ni consideration of his large flintily (seven children). only ►hree mouths imprisonment in the Howse id' Correction. ✓amens Ilystead, for stealing a hide and sack. George flood, at butcher at Ilunkhurst, on the 31st of October lost u bullock's hide and a sack. Edward Quail's (an accomplice) deposed, that on the ggth October last lie was atilt the I'r•s:•ner; they went to Mr. Flood's premises early on the 30th. Ilystead opened a window of the stable with his knife and took a rack from an adjoining buildiugs lit then opened the slaughter-house in the same warmer, took from thence a hide which they cat tiest to Mr. Eldridge, at Siddlescomb, who gave him ins. (id. for it. They were at a public-house (Mr. Ts% lot's) during the day. They afterwards went to Rattle. Going through the park, they put a stone into the sack, and thiew it into a pond. Mr. C. Willis, Clerk to the Magistrates, depos ed. that the Prisoner made a voluntary confessio n of the tact before the Migistrates. The confession was put into Court, hutlit purported to he nude nn oath. 'Eu this the Court objected, as the conics- Emi ought not to hale been taken on oath. Mr. Willis observed, that the confession huts not taken ors rwoth. The words "on oath," VW, printed, and it had been forgotten to strike theui out. The con fessiou was rejected. • Mr. W. Eldridge deposed, that he gave los. Gil. fur the hide on the day stated. Qiiaile hail soother man with him, but witi4e.s could hut say it was the Prisoner. Mr. B. Ta lindlord of the Qtieen's Head, Siddlescornbor; remembered Hyorml and coming In hi. house, on the 30th October, Hy stead had something muter his frock. whic:o he be breed was a sack. 'they staid all the cloy awl night at his house. They spent a good deal of money. They went away together.—Nor The Prisoner was again indicted fur I.tralisig a goose, the property of T. Durratit, of Han kilUllt, on the 10th of November. Edward Quaile, the accomplice in the former care, deposed, that he and the Prisoner stole the goose from a pond on the morning of the 3d. Pri soner killed it, and they took it to Northiain, where they gave it to an acquaintance. The confession of Hystend wee put in. It acknowledged being with Quaife, but stated that it was Quaife who killed and took away the gotise.—Guilty. James Hyslead and C. IVeeks were then intliTted fur stealing fowls, and Richard Weeks, fur being an accessary to the fact. Mr. Mum put in the confession of R. AVeeks, taken December 22, before J. Austen, Esq. It stated that he met the Prisoner, burrowed lielf-e -crown of Quaife, to buy flour; but he did not know that the fowls were stolen, till the Saturday preceding the time of making the confession. The Court considered this confession not suffi cient to convict the Prisoners, and the Jury brought , in a verdict—Not (;hilly. ,0 His Lordship told Hystead, that his going in the. night to steal the goose tendered his case sunder to; that of Samuel Heather—he therefore 144iitencett him to seven years transportation. Richard Weeks wa again indicted on the statute of George 11. tor a inisdeineauor, in receiving the fowls—Not Gil thy. Juaeph Brum*, fur stealing at Cranbrook, Dec. 30, three geese, the property of T. Jedte—&-ven years transportation. George Champion, for strafing at Deptford, Ott 11, two sheets, the property of John Wright—Two years imprison. wient in Maidstone House of Corection. Robert Slingsby, fur stealing at flimflam, Oct. 12, ten shirts and ether wearing apparel, the property of Jane Mild; William Piercey, fur stealing at Deptford, Noe. 20, wearing apparel, the property of R Smith ; and Gi o. Datb, for being found in a wood at Boughton Miniellefsta, with ■ guts, iu the umght.litne, Dec. 3—One year'+ iinpribuoment is Maidstooe House of Correction. James Smith, for slealisx at Dcptlimmd, a silk hamlktr. chief; the properly of S. Alt:l'2l'44r ; Jelin James Farrell, and Adam Arlie*, Ale stealims• at Deptford. Nov. 24, a piece Of limiter, the properly of I'. Biockelhauk; 1111. Rest, for stealing at Chatham, Dec. 1, three tame rabbits, the pro p, m ty of 11. Clifford; John Norris, for •tealing at Deptford, wearing apparel, the property Et:. Chambers; John MAC.. ban, for stratlinz at Maidstone, Amos! T7r,•11 bat, the pro perty of W. Smith; James Lloyd mod John Smith, for stealing at Maidstone, wearimot apparel, the property of T. Cooper; Jots Tassel, for ateathir at Maidstone, a ipeaamtity m 4 euahm„ , the property of J. Ch ipliss ; Hugh S 11.1111( Soi, for %sealing at Chatham, thlober 17, a gm matt coat, and 14 pound. o f m o m sugar, the properly of J. Chmion3o ; Woo, for macal_ ino at litstmom, two hoards, the prupc.ty of U. W. Colliar Sims month. imprisonment. James Wilsou, for stealing at Deptford, 24th November last, wearinx apparel. the psupesty of Juhis Dar is—To be' imprisoned two mouths. . . Charlotte Harvey, alias Ming, far having' nolawfully in her possession, at Deptford, November 1, King's stores—Fort night's implisimmant. Thomas Burris, fur stealing nt Sandhurst, December 2, three piece* of email, .the propeo ty of A. Pinyon—One' week's imprisonment. Joseph Hubbard, for an 'matt nn J. Blakeman, at Greesi-i with, Nov. It —Our month in gaol. " William Birth, fur assaulting 'flionias Larking, a mash . . . hie, at Woolwich—One week is; gaol. . Samuel Apia, on a charge of stealing nt Horsensondon, two faggots, the property sir the Ocentvcis; John Frank, of stealing at Deptford, a gridiron, &r. the property of J. South; Sarah ainl Susan Cooper, of stealing at %Woulwirli, two pieces of cotton, the property of T. Lee ; T. Joyce : of waking, at Nilmiuglon, Nov. 8, • great moat atoll hat,ittse pi open,. of W. Smith; J. Coats anil.l. Edge, of stealing at. Foot's Cray,dueks and drakes, the property of II W. Platen; Mordecai Cohen, of steeling at Charlton, Oct. 21, twb told! keys and a seal, the property of J. Kroll( ily ; William Litchfield and Edward Bayley, of stealing at Stroud, Jini. ary 6, oats, the property of F. Burk; John Randall, of sealing at Maidstone, Nov. 7, seven shoes and a pair of hums, the property of J. Green ; ltd. Lee and R. It .lie, of poaciim: at Sutton at Howe, Dee 19; Joseph Russell, of stealio:, at Lenham, December 13, five ponsida worth if silver, the property of G. Norris; Anne Wallets, of stealing at Dart fold, its Oct. • coat, gown, soul loaf, the properly of S. Curtis; Grunge Penmen, Thomas Evans, sod-Ruben Nunn, of stealing, at Woolwich, Dee. 1, a deal plank, time property of J. Stother; Maria Simpson, of obtaining a shirt snider false pretences, at Deptfuid, the property of J. Dodson; Charlotte Johnson, of stealing at Deptford, two gowns, and other articles, the property of A. Fury ; John elsaptnari, of stealing, at Aylesford, November 10, a fiddle and a pair of shoes, the property of W. and S. Sampson ; John Shepherd, of assaulting J. Briggs, at Chatham, Dec. 27; Thomas Go. ble, of breaking open the poorhouse at Coxheath, tool re leasing his sun from confinement—No hills found. James Wilson, charged with stealing at Keaton, Novem ber 15, nine fowls, une duck, one duke, and two boards, the properly sit C. W. Collier ; John Quittenden, aids steal- ' ing at Westerbain, Ike. 4, between two and three thousand of thcre.year bedded quirk, the property of J. Castel ; Abner Mitchell, with obi g Iwo hats, under false prefeitees, of S. Moss, at Deptford; Joseph Francia, with stealing at Phousted, Jan. 5, tame tabbies, the property of W. Dab bled ; and Strsatiesh Clementsont with an assault on Elis. Herniate, at Deptford, Nov. 9—Acquitted. Mary Harding, for hating unlawtolly in her possemion, at Deptford, King's stores—Remains mitil next Session. Upwards of twenty Pi limners committed as 'ow,' ma vagabonds, were diacitarCell by Prods's% • • _ . The of the g r essiuns was aot finished usiiil late un filuaday rscanig. COURSE: OF EX('IIAN( Amalerdam ....37 2 H.2U. Ditto at Sight...3B 8 Ani.terdam 11 8 C.F. Ditto at Sight 11 5 Rutter. 11 9 2C. Antwerp rx•mo II ID Haguhurgh 34 2 Altana 34 3 21U. Paris3day's date 24 20 Mtla Bourdeaax do '24 441 Fratikrort on the 311Astew 143 ex mu. Madrid, rtEert 39 liniecluna !Whoa, tired 391 38} Gibrnliar 331 Lechmu . . E, FRIDAT, JANVARII . O. Genoa IVnii4e I t1111.1.11V 25 Malta Naples Pabarna 120.1 per as b 9 Oporto 6O Rio Janeiro 65 floblits t4l per el. Purl A:iuufthe Rauk on Holland 2 per Cwt. BULLIOV. Portiirsil Colil in € a. 4. 44 44 tw•r oz 4 1 0 Gotta in Mors 4 New Doubloons 0 0 . 0 Nvw !Mixes 0 U 0 Silver in .% Not/ Louis, each 0 0 NAVAL INTELLIOENCE. --- Arrited the Now ZA•3lander, illouro, for tbr South R. a; Lyre, for intyrein; (larks Mimiltota, ----, far Lis ; and klorniuggieht, Petry, for St. Domingo; fioni the DOVIIIS The brig 3alsis and Ana, bound to tlee Havanuwh , is came into barbour tuatop a leak between wiud and water. 661111A111/01 1 1, JAV. Wt. The brie that emote un Awe yesterday in Om bay is the Jane Goril ##### Roberta 9 Crum Matanheni for Liverpool, with a cargo of cotton. She cannot be gut off before next splits's without (heeler/bog her mgrs. DIAL, JAM. 29. Ar►ived and sailed for the River, the Jane, Horsitiy, from the Cape of Good Hope; Good Friends, Sheeran, from Rio Janeiro; Barbadoes Planter, IVond, frnin Jamaica ; Johns Cawar, Leckie, from Demerara ; Demerara Packet, Vena l/lea, from' ditto ; and Charles, Reed, f Fayal. Came down from the River and remain, the Tidos, ('hit toe, for Perivanibuco ; Old Maid, Gleamy, fur Jamaica; Pu mas+, Finley, fur 'Foliagu ; (bears, Pexley, fir Jamaica ; liars, Heppel, fur Buenos Ayres ; and Rohm and Alin, Steel, fur Autirina.. Pat bark the Backworth, Collingwood, fur St Helena ; Selina, Puttinawr, fur Marnsiliam ; Iphigenia, Lainchteu, fur Barbados:*; and sternal others, particulars sink imam. GRAVVIEN D, JAN. 29. Arrived the Mary Ann, Jackson, from New Brunswick; Fox, Fox, from Ostend; Tob.sgo, Westmorland, from De merara ; Hope, Morris, from Quebec ; Cruiser, —, from Naples; assure, Berries, from Denim • Hyperion, Lumley, from Bengal; Nancy, Davison, from Filmic ; Perseverance, Drydale, from value; Brown, front Ibe Cape of Good Fiore; Thyhrod. friss Malta; and Swift are, —,from St. Michael's. lIIELAND. DUBLIN, JANUARY tj. We have the gratification to state, that the per. sons charged with the murder of Mrs. 11.Nainaro, end of whose guilt there are positive pro of have been at length arrested, and are now iti Nrwgate. A great portion of the property plundered at the time of theinorder,• has been recovered by the un re►nitting exertions of the Itathangan Police. This respectable woman was feted in her on n shop, in Townsend-tomb on the i3tl of November last. The Lord Chancellor and Lady Manners will have the hon Our of entertaining his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant.st d r to-morrow. A glee bt• Mr. Philipps, lisle of our Theatre, called " IYhq tar►ies my Lore," was sting in the recent meeting of the Beef Steak Club, with great applause. " Mr. Philipps," my* The Currev pox:dent, " the eumpu•rr .if this charming glee, sent it very recently from New York, where 1w has beers performing with ompreeedeured success, to the President of the Beef Steak Club, oith u dedica tion to that Society, of which lie is an original mem ber. This kind recollection of Inc Irish friends wes very warmly fell, anti acknowledged iii a bumper to his health, drank with I I Oppiduer." PRICE OF LEATHER. atilt*, 60 to 50 llc. etteli 21 1 .,1 to 23.1 per lb. Ditto, 56 to 001 no. cult Dreolog Hides Fine Conch Iliac% Crop Haiku 35 to 40 His or cultic; 17.1 i,, 19,1 ditto 45 to 50164..... ..... 19.1 to 21.1 Col( Skills 311 lo 41111.6 Ditto 50 to 701114 2s:i 10 3041 Ditto 711 to 8011 es , 24,1 to •.:11.1 801111 Seals (Cortidat..l) 22.1 ill 27,1 Lowe ditto .... Tootord Hone Isteire Spoilioki Dorock 4 ka 16.1 :0 21.1 PRICE OP CANI)LE.S, From Tallow ClrooPen Price of Candles. per dozen, Bd—Moulds, 14‘ 6d. per dosed niloord fur read motley SA VIA 0$ BANKS. There seldom w t a meow" that proposed an equal degree of public and privoto good that has made such a 4 ratif)iisr, progiesa, or prosince.l such beneficial results, as the valuable lostitution of Sasiugs Conks. By an Act passed on the lust Sus aim' of Parliament, among other advatriaues held out to these eatablislontents, a fixed rate of 'Merest limy be obtained for the money deposited, by transmitting it to the Commissioner , lur leducing the Natioual Debt, who purrisuse sin( k with the OM Mint ; and in consequence of thiv and other in . documents, already 95 Savings Bank. In I.:legion.' and Wales are k Is to have been smutted, uc •Vording to the Act, and, before the end of the hist ..year. above 300,000/. had been laid out, on account of these Banks, in the produce of stock. The success of the three great institutions in the metropolis has exceeded the expeetutions of the . Most sanguine of ilwir projectors. The wrsterta Bank, opened in April, 1811 i, hati 1.900 depositors, sod has received 16,3001.; the London Batik, open ed July 1816, has 1,700, recrited 16,5t:0/. ; the Southampton-row Bank, open. d February 1817, Isms 950, received 10,0001.; besides many 'moor Book!, in the metropolis, and nt most of the villages of the suburbs. Aa by the Act of Parliament already noticed, no Batik can take the benefit of it, wiles% it be a re gulation of the Bank, that no depositor shall be en titled the first year to iltliosit above 100/., urn on ally ruliseiluent year above .191., there is a strong presumption that the alitoe sums, large as they may appear, have been deposited by that class of persons not in the higher rooks of life, for whose benefit thee Banks were particularly projected. The systein is also spreading in Ireland, and especially in the northern parts, while in Scotland, where it seems to have originated, it is represented in a thriving state in every 'warier of the country. lit the city of Edinburgh, from an account which has been lately given to the public, in the Sts Reports of the Society for Suppresaing Beggars, it appears that, from January, I 14, the time this Bank was opened, till the 30th of Septeinner last, the sums which have hero depositid Nomura to 11,9451. this sum there has been drawn out •2a. Gd. ; and there bas born deposited, OTT interest notes of 101. and giviii to ilitkresit OM. trilintorr, according In ilia ruks of the Bank, 2,1404 The difference between t'oesetovo List sums and thr lint , being :1.2494 11+.:'L remains deposited with the Savings Busk. Alter realms king. that the paid on during the lirst ii itt e month• of the year 1817, amounts t0:1,628/. I9a. the Report concludes with observing. " Thy, statement is very 141 t i le e tory ; for, notwithstamling the severe di.oremors the labouring classes during the last year, the sums pant in, during these last three quarters, have hero' greater than during any pocceding period of the same cumber of months. CLERK or PARLIAMENT.— lale Lord THUALow, during the tinir lie held the seals gave nonce of a itiotioli iu the 11.111,41 of Lords, respect ing the sion-attenilitie..• of the priliciiml Ali it was through the Lesrsied Liiiil's poirrimige that Mr. Run obtained that lucrative 'went, he was not a little itliirmerl of his Lordship's intended It so., however, dropped (as Lord Tutu [mow mentioned to our of their mutual friendl, in con sequence el Mr. Rom , : hating very otoolo.ily staled, theft he held so en . airy /duces, it was P 1 1 14 ' 41 . 1 1 mi pes•ible for lout to attend to them te.l io COA 1. MARKET, JANVAaa 30. Grip• al Market Ships Sold. Prix• 79 Neonate .. 1.11 Suuderlaistl 1 .... 36. 0.1. to —a. Otl. Thursday sermight Iwo sleight of baud itinerants obtain ed permission is. lit form one night at Mkt .... , mating Themselves Isi be in the greatest distress, hut Into's• the tlrtli Mei alillnlenWilt% commenced, • rotatable and • re. spertahle out woman from Wigton arrived :it DaWon, with • Him %A! &whist one of the orrt'orosers of li.tveng seduced totel taken away with him the daughter of she old woman, of the age of 16, and also sonic of the old woman's hand kerchiefs; Ibis being given opium oath, the its ight of hand yman was cosnmilled in Carlisle gaol for further (stamina. C ; swims friday Ilse Clerk of the Peace attended with • Magistrate, when the delimpiriil, upou being told he should millergis the punishment of whipping sad imprisonment, sued hard fur 'miry, although he had held a high crest be fore. The old ansl 'ming woman seemed both melted; the young one declaring she srsiulil go with him wherever he went, and the out ....e stsitog slw had door all she could to get her slaughter back, nod therefore she would irturn home In this state the matter now stands, unit the conjuror iu Carlisle gaol fur the psteeni. There are at this tame a gang of roliburs in or about the villa A e of Ramsey, near Harwich, who I•onttnit tiepotalations in the night et the firm loises, told wool to brt at deliaitee all attempt, to take them. y slate them:tette:4 to he ieritty tole Farr. It is hoped their caiver will he of short dusation, by the vigilant eof the Magiiitrates, and the prompt atteistiou of the cinittithles to their chits. MA RK E TS. CORN EXCi - lANGE, FRIDAY, JANUARY 30. We hail but few freak arrivals Ibis morsiiiig, but there was plenty left over From last day for the tlemaud. Foie Wheat and Oats sidil on the same trims as Monday. but or dinary was doll. Floe Burley is is desnatid. Grey Peas and are rather doll. In other articles no alteratiiiii. UXBRIDGE. Corn Inspector's R,toru , TIIURIMAY, JAWUARY 29 Wheat, per load l7l —s to 261 I2s Barley, per quarter 2SB !IN ••••1i Oats . 24s —tl to 34s limas ..44s —;.l to 56s 46s —d Gas rt; a : to —4 —4 NEWHITI ',Y, DERKN. Wheat...... 50s to 92.4 0.1 Oats .. 254 to 42s 0 1 . 1 Rye —,. to —8 Oil I Beans Barley 30: to 4R4 0.1 Peas Bread,ls. I lid. to 2s. lit'. per Gallon. SMITHFIELD 3IARKET, FRIDAY, JANUARY 30. This ility's market had not a good supply of the Tartan, kind., of Cattle. Veal is denier; Reef, llnttoti, and Pork, sold at test prices; and the trade in general was not over brisk.—The aalea in the Haymarket acre twine% bat shill; Clover fetched t better ',lite; Hay and Straw obtained last prices. The following prices and numbers are a correct statement:— To sink the offal per stone of 91!o. 8eef....35. C.l. to ss. 0.1. Head of Cat tie this Clay : Mottos .4s. Oa. to Ks. 0.1 Ilensts.. Lamb ...N. 0.1. to Os. 0.1. Sheep Veal ....4s 4.1. to es. S.I Cabe, 240 P0rk....35. 10.1 to Gs. 01. j Pins .... .... 2OO HAY—MARKET. Hay... 31 104 0.1. to 51. 511. 0.1. Stray Clover 4l. Os. OJ. to 71. Os. Oil. NEWGATF. AND LEADF.NHAI.I. MARKETS. (R) the Carcass) Beef 3s 0.1 to 4% 2.1 I Veal 4s 4.1 to as ICI Mottos.. 4s Oil to 4s kJ Pork 44 4.1 to rhs 4.1 PRICE 01 1101, 411 Os to 291 04 Subs(X.. 25/ 10* lu 28/ 06 .1' AND STRAW. PRICES OF HA Hay 31 10. Ad to 5/' 15a fld Straw V 3. 6.1 lo RI 14. Oil Clover 01 Or 0.1 to 11/ OF Oil wnirrewary4,• Hay _4l ID. 041 lu 51 14. 11.1 Sir:lW 21 2. MI In '4. Ift lid Clover ill 0. 0,1 It, 71 50 4 tid u4►i's NVW PIirKFT4 Kent.... t!tit I►. so 311 II Soeet x.. 2G/ Ile to 29! 10$ ['Amex.. 271 114 to 30/ Its ritralsam VI/ IN to 31P Its RAW HIDES. nest Heifer,' and Cleers (per Ordinary .ei 0.1 In 2. 2 stone).. 2s tid in :la 0.1 Market eilf ..11. to 7- ~... 1. Middlings 2a 4.1 ill 24 0.1 F.tax. Horse 0.. 01 ... 91 0.1 riirr.N SK Polled Dowoi PRICE or RAW As dated by the Tallow I Ateliers. vg. James's Mn o ket ..4. 8 techape I Market 44 Ayr' age .... 4. r,41 PRICE OF TALLOW, Town Tallow 81.4 6.1 YCIIII.W Russia 83. OA 0.1 —0 0 , 1 —,, 0.1 Soap ditto 04 —4 0,1 Melting Steal' 64a 1)/ —is NI 454 FOREIGNIIYN iILS, I.er It,. Spanish 5h....p, I.(...ccsa a 7. 0,1 Scgovia 4. 3.1 mi 6s 341 2s 9': a 5m 0.1 '2, a 4, Oa Naxttuy Ist . 211 4. 0.1 a 5s 1141 Bohemia. Iml ........ 4. Ihl m 5R NI —..— 2.1 2s 6.1 a 3s 941 SOAP, &r. per 1121 h. Yellow Soap 100 s Mt,lnt (11 curd 1 141 Palm lllls Graves Good Welts SPIRITS • per _ _ . . Mini, in Bunil Brandy,cog.l2s 9.13 —s oil 1 rieueva :1: 5.1 a :14 6,1 Rourdeatix lea 0.1 a 104 4.1 I Jamaica R Js 6d a4a 0.1 Spanish .... es 3.1 Leeward ?..10.1 a 3a Od OILS per Tuu of 252 Gallons . . Nen Greeul.ll'hak.. 581 —/ I Srvrtaaerti lee/ 130/ 041 —l —/ Linseed • 48/ —1 Pale Neal. ...... RV —1 Pale Rape Wll% Es.—l LaeWaive of Duly.) Lisbon, per Pipe 3*/ a 41/. I Mad. per 110011. 5M a 841 Port per 138 gall. 31/ a 401. Sherry, pep b01t... 22/ a 451 Duty 7s 7d. per gallon, or 521. 110. Rd. per pipe. 'AT per glom., or 81h. As stated 14s , the Botcher.. AI. Juines'a Market.. 4 s!.I Whiterlearol 11444140 tg 4).1 Clare Mau LI 1.. .... ik 41,1 Newcate .%1.44 het ... 0 4 lid I Average-- 4g $;4l LENT CIRCUITS. The Jiiii*u ntet tit the little* Bench Tretutury Chantbrr Thurbilay, and viable their Circuit• for the etssuiag Lent A%-ize, as tailoys Nor ful II Eu.r.tnattocou mat Mr. Justiee DALLAS, irlbsted—Lunt (Awl J ut.tice Glans %tut Mr. 1.L.0n GA /MOW. Northers--Lord Chief Baron RICHARD. and Mr Ju.tice IIATI.CY. I I orte—Mr . Baron GRAHA M and Mr. Baron Vi'non. (blutd—Mr, Justice hon. and Mr..losehot Bußaaucns. IVe 'lt rn—Mr. Justice Aunorr and Mr.istattce HuLitovo. 81 RTH. I.ltelys at Anginering, Swam A female pauper, belonging to that timid., of three bouncing boys, who were ehriatetied ht th e nano a of Abraham, laitac, and Jacob. They ate, u ith their mother, to the great joy of the whole parish, likely to Jo well. MARRIAGES. On the TM ntct. tlw Rey. J. Husband, B.A. of Si. John's College, Casuilisidar, sweiwtoal Curate of Whittley, and Curate of ilytois, Yorkshire to Miss Neeson, of Help er hy. I.ast week, the Rev. J. dotter's, Fellow of Eton College, Cambridge, and Yieor of Sunning, Berk«, to Harriet, daugh ter of the Rev. C. Stooges, VICHI of St. Mary's, Reading, and Rector of Chelsea. DEATHS. Thursday, at his hosse in Lincoln's-inn-fields, Sir Claude Champ le Cresrgit,, Bart. Receiver Geueml of the Diode of Admiralty, Ijrcetor of the South Sea House, &e. On Wednesday VP . llllight, at Lukctilwath, aged 97, the Rev_ John Harm.. Reetior of Barningliam and Weston, ; the former of it Int It livings is in t h e gift of I'. Evans, Esq. :mil the Letter of C. Tyrrell, Foi The decse.tard is said to hat e been possessed of nearly cue million of nrurey. On the 15th ant. at Ely, much regretted, Frances, sister of ilw Rev. %%M. Bennett, M.A. formerly of Trinity Coils ay, Cambi,dgc, and one of the Minor Canons of Christ ChM do, Cartel Inn y. On :Hominy last, nt Dedham, in Essex, Mrs. Eliz ilseth D'Oyley, aged 79 you*, eldest daughter of the late So Had leylTOyley, Bart. _ . . At Locknnw, East Indies, universally lamented, 11,s A. 11(1w'. Un Thur-day lest, aged 75, Frances, the wife or Mr. Wm. Clal hr, of Purtagal-street, UPCIIiIII% I sin. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE. Muruiug 48 after 8. I Evening 2d after U. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 per Ct. 1ted...80 SO 5 per Ct. Au... 1041 3 per Ct. COlll l . • • 79 ? ,, u I 105 4 per Cense. 981 99 981 I Cone. forAcc.79P4l-V DR. I3OERHAAVE'S RED I'ILL faniust• thronghont Europe for the Cure (brewery st:c • nod symptom 4.f a Certain Complaint. It is a mei on holy tact that 11.'111/Mllllg fall victims to thin horrid disease, ()init.+ to the minkilfuluesc of illiterate men, who, by an improper tr. mew of this direful calamity, nut unfrequently cause those foul Ulcerations and Blotches which 60 often apps.. on 11.4: head, New. and busty, with dimness in the sight, 13,Ii+e in Ihe ears, ticat'ilesA, stalcltireF. obstinate gleets, nudes ou the shin-holm., ulcerated sore throat, diseased nose, to, liv hat pains in the brad awl limbs (freqsient:y mistaken oils. disorders:, till at Icsiztls a :Tesseral sh haily Ilse Colll4tilUtloll ensues, slid a melancholy skills pots a 1101 to suffering misebaiiq ! They 111AVS* feii to Vl • tuare every species of debility aris ing from a 1 . 11111.1 iiiii Med state of the system. 111wir effects ▪ tioilil, safe, and expeditions—and what renders this Me aieiiic of the . 4 . i eatest importance, is, it requires no restric tion in pinta of dirt, and Iv) privatioas to the ordinary avu. cation. in Ise. ••• With each fox is given a copious Bill of Direcii , lis, by which all cies suns are roahled peed ily to cure thems e lves with safety soil secresy, without the kast confinement or hiudrauce of lousiness. Its :mating sale within the hist sixty yeses, t'.onzli seldom ihilvertiserl, is a certain critesicas c•t its item: use utility. Price only 4s. 6tl. per Don, sesilsil wills red w,tc. Iltware of Connie. frill. The Genuine Borrhaavi's 14 , 1 100. 1, io No. '2. sit sold his 18, Strand ; Itseole, /641, Osifurd-scent; Huth r, Cheap, , 'Putt, awl Wald, Holborn. 11:is medicine is 1 qi.VriViZll renirds in throat:. rheuma tism, glandular obstruct put( rty of blood, and stilly v 1111.00112 ; in shod, it has tacrlled anus salivation and other means have talk& on eat rirerc srel relerr vita —MARVA!. " Life in only Life, %hen rile.t with T HE fittest system of Ethics is to confine within dn. bounds, and thus to regulate the Passions; nn restrsined and insubordinate tiny impetuously ek•strruy those barriers which Religi.ll nod Morality base attend I.P end., boot not aninloilate then', appears the lesson uf pro denee, host en!riilnted to limit their effervescence. Every disorganisation of the batman frame rs quires Rat at medical knowledge to remedy, and the Iliadic welfare is pro motes' when Professional men (disregarding the suggestions ot• the envision and interested) devote their studies to the urea tion nt of those complaints generated by iniptusiestre, and the ebullition of the passions at an ungiistrolcil /111.14ie111. The strength of a nation consists in the health of the pers. pie ;" hitt it is inelinehooly to reflect on the daily sacrifice to the ignorance of nob elute rmtyricism , and to counteract, as t . :ll' MI possible, its further ravages, we offer to suffering hu manity, the result of our own experieswe in the various• Div. eases of Deloilay. The unwary victim of solitary vice (eat ly acquired at school, before reason has asserted her right over the mind), will, in contemplating his power's-14state, become susceptible of enlivening sensations, in knowing that the most complicated state of exhaustion may be suirowsl into manly energy ; intense study, immoderate anxiety, lout: . rest. &owe sit tropical clinics, and neatly other causes, will frt. qiituttly derange the Nervous System ; in such cases we can hold out an assurance of re-animation, by remedies that have lung answered the sanguine hopes of patients of both Srxes. That bane to human happiness Imes Vencres„ can vow he treated fesrlisaly, the improved stale of Medical lit ir•ncx hav ing divested its antidote of those distressing props.' lies that so long rends red its < shohit ion uncertain and harassing. We hest explatio our method observing to patients labouring under this malady, that a few days only are respired for shy removal of catty symptoms; that the most inveterate moo will yield to our remedies si 'thin a mouth, and that in a per -91111 who only suspects himself injured, the disease may Ire prevented altogether from appearing ;—a similar resort, k plies to many tither derangements of the Generative System, as Weakness, leerations, Site. especially Stricturesobstinste cases of which are daily without the use of caustic or stimulailts. Some petit ha, ities ilicirtentiel to the sults r sex, have nut cFruiwit our nttrotion ; in which, mildness combined with efficacy, has superseded the means toonscy adopted. In floe. onr system is unique, peculiarly ener:s tie, and emineutly ciecrowful. Educated an t; our nai sion•l attainment by tic pi having been able, p,isonal the RritiPh Surgical prartit tenciona to gnlniriority (in a, lured emwrieuee, whit.] bung we u /..eive.eveu (NM. (;0311 Potivelie-stivet, Fleet FOE the vowel seem •elecs to aetvd periods of Ili reasotsab4c hoists. CON seiihe wsiesslely their symjii advice, will be issasrdiaucl , kiagilaws. A leak-ovule is - le • r A Ki wil r S., ii AG Itch I URI Dane UP IIUIIIJII Oiappinryn. ..urn • rnw, cm. wan w:‘,.. ••• treated fearlessly, the improved stale of Medical lb icon has- di ing divested its antidote of those distressing properties that pn to long rend. red its t xhihit ion uncertain and harassing. We 1. , hest eXpIIIIII our meth o d :.y observing to patients labouring of under this malady, that a few days only are required for shr WO removal of cooly symptoms; that the must inveterate ca..' PI sill yield to our reincdies as ithin a mouth, and that in a per- s ' ' snip olio only suspects. himself injured, the disease may lie of ircycistesi altogether from appearing ; —a similar resua, k hp. pi slim to many other derangements of the Generative System, in is Vl'eakacs..,, Clcerwlions,ke. especially Stricturesokstinatc tit MKS of which are daily temo {* I A wi thout the use of caustic PI ir stimulailts. Some pre.. i:a. i tics incidental to the !gifts r be ex, hare nut escaped our attention; in which, mildness Of combined with efficacy, has superseded the mean. 'mosey C.tp, islopted. In hue, oar system is unique, peculiarly encrp tic, ha sad mines', iy ,iscrearfol 4; ~, Educated m thia our native city; schooled in our crofev - -I 11 ivnal attainment by its v i dendid medical characters ; and A T. mein( been ablr, p,-iconally, to compare with admiration fit he British Surgical practice with the Conliacatal, our re- : CI elisions to superiority (in a branch we have *elected) 11/1. Ina- o The tired by esperieuce, which es related by the daily appli.:, Fr ions we s ',cavemen (rum distant countries. on GOSS and Cu. 51. S.C. Seirecons. Hi 1:1, Rouen ie-street, Fleet-street, Loudon. ve •.• FOE the gagers' accommodation we do not limit cur- • The Sa elves to stated periods of practice, hut may be consulted : t wi• ti reasonable hoots. Comets, Patients are requested to 4, - I HI tribe missed ly theirs ymptoms, lee. when Medicine. nit i J. H, deice, will be inumedimely forwarded to any part . f ihe ingslove. A lienkmule is expected to accompany IF CISC . the m 11 4 / 1 111 .014 HON : Printesi sod Publiskid at the Wee, Nn 1.7 , .- . Na, titrltid; where Advertisement, arc recrient, ar•l t.ers ra • . ' Trvit (Pool rid) "mat he claremerl—C SMITH. 1 4 : , ' A klg Ci rlmert ., 111 . ?tint' , - J. wilii . r. tic 127, Strasd, Hun Pub!iiher. Paul' Galls . . ._• - • 4 1