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LAW INTFLLTGENCE. TAtACE•COUR JU&, II WOOD AND WIFE e. BIADWILL• This was an itaion of slander, rather of a singu -1 lar nature. 'l'h- l iai ies were opposite neighbours in Ship-yard, Fleet-street ; and the Defendant, who was a tailor, having threatened to heat a hale pert servant girl of the Plaintiff's, fur peeping in at his window on the night before, the Plaintiff's wife inter fsfred ; in consequence of which, an Altercation took place, hign words ensued, opprobrious epithets were exchanged, and the Defendant accused her of having been married upwards of seven years, with out having a child ; that she employed a journey. man to her husband, who succeeded in his endea vours, but, by her desire, destroyed the fruit of his labours. It was stated. that from the time of this occurrence, the Plaintiff had treated his wife with great harshness and severity ; and that it was neces sary to bring this aelion, for the piarpcee of restor ing harmony and confidence between man and wife. The damages were laid at 51. The first Witness for the Plaintiffs was a female. calling herself Rebecca Andrews, who, upon her cross-ex imination, said, thai. she had been married for about three months to one Phixby, who went to sea, mid. never expeitisag to see him more, she re sumed her maiden name of Andrews. The evi dence given Icy this, and the other Witnesses on both sides, being contradidory ; and the whole matter ap pearing to be an abusive altercation, the Jury found a Verdia for the Defendant. HOML CIKCUI r.-ESSEX. cHommstoan. irtv 19. Lest night the Judges arrived in this town, And immediately ripened their Commission. I his nom ' alter hearing Divine &twice, they proceeded to Mess. CIVIL siDE. Berg Mr. 11.11111 iOT H 14. WORE/ VOGTn O. 1413.31111,1G5. Mr. Gs avow told the Jury that this aaion was Wrought to recover damages from the Defendant for a most unprovoked a•iil outrageous assault. The Plaintiff was ColleCtor of the Customs at the Purt of Harwidi ; and the Defendant a man of property. who, Laving some business to cranial at the Custom house, teltisimself offended at the manner in which it was done. though he should chew by his wit nesses that every thing was done that could e lone to accommodate him. However. when was accomplished. 1w addressed the Plaintiff as 'law=:—" Pray, Sir, have you any thing more stytome ?" Mr. Wiu-ds.vorth replied, "he had not." " Then, Sir (said hei, I have somethi•ig to sat• to you." and Mm:dearly gave him a ♦ioler.t heat'. g, whi I:, the I .eatneJ Counsel said, .se wou:d miser the Jury should hear from the witnestes than hum himself. He accordingly called four witnesses, who proved _le assault nearly as stated. It appeared that die Defendant had been a seaman, and applied respat ing the registering of a ship, of which he seas then owner. A little altercation had taken place, and by cross-examination of the witnesses, it was clear iat the Plaint , ff had, Previous to the assault, told • Defendant, that he had heard he was a coward. el advised him to beware of being horse•wh:pped. a they said that Mr. Wordsworth was quite cool, led no a ays in a passion ; and that when he adini. tstered the oath to the Defendant, he very coolly treed him out of his ci.sk office, and made him and at the usual place. A Surgeon was called, who proved that the Plaintiff had a black eye, and a scratch upon t:.e DOW. Mr. Serjeant I' A kn, 144- the Defendant, ob served, that he had asked the Surgeon nc, qi:estions, lair, if be had, Isoih he and the Jury would have Ifeeit involved in siren mysterious te:ms of an, that instead of a hl.ick eye and a scratched nose, they might have supposed that the Defendant had barely escaped a mortal wound. The bason of snip and wate4 and the bit of brown paper dipped in vinegar, which, it was perhaps necessaiy to apply to the nose, would have b:en medicinally described as a sepo /141C.041t imipiirt, and the other as an wit/lA/41rd entiphlqiitie liniment; besides the :dia.:. cooling 'raughts, which the apothecary finds it ale ays neces sary to administer when called, that he may not ap pear to be quite useless. To escape all this learned description of the method of scientifically treating a black eye, he had forborne to ask. He admitted that the Defendant must have a verdift against him ; and he thought, when the provocation wa:. consider ed, the Jury would give mere nominal damages. appeared that the Defendant had been called a coward, and indifedly at least threatened with a horse-whipping. AU this was very coolly done ; so much the worse—an insult coolly given was the more insufferable ; but this cant insolence might perhaps be Caigoes Howe civility. He begged the Jury to recoiled, that the Defendant was a British sailor; and that Mr. Custom House Colledor bad called him a liar and a coward. "It is impossible," said the Learned Setjeant, "that a sailor with a drop of British blood in his bongs could stand this. He must return it either with a blow or a kick. It I.ke Galvanum, winch will set a dead horse kick ing—so coward, involuntarily, w:thiatt any aft of the brain, will raise a sailor's arm.' Ile trusted, therefore, the Jot! would give only nominal da mages. Verdi& fur the Plaintill—damages 40s. CRUIA, N SWF. the 7 LORD Catty BARON. trit;nwAr RoSBERY. Moe. Ber,,arher was indidted for a highway rob bery, in assaulting and potting in fear W. Withers, and taking from him a dollar, a half crown, and four shillings. W. Withers, who was a decent-looking plain countryman, said he was walking in the lane from Layton to Laytonstone, about halt past five, the 27th of May last e he saw the Prisoner behind Ins, and, not liking bins; be ran away, and the Pri aer set off running too; b::t as the Witness was sonn not of wind, and the Pries ner ran fastest, he stopped, and asked the Prisoner what he wanted replied, that be wanted some money, and he must h.ve some. The itness then took out a dol. Lir, a half crown, and four shillings, which he gave him. The Prisoner ha-ked at them, and asked the lifitness what the dollar was? He informed him it was a ntw bank dollar, and explained it to him. They then had some conversation about it. The Witness asked the Pri,oner, if he would not give him a shilling back, to buy a pot of ale ? 'llse Prisoner said, to be sure he soul i, and held out his hand, telling him to take one. He did so, and thi•y had some more conversation. The Learned Judge asked the Witness, if he did not part with his money under the impression of fear? He said no. To be sure he was afraid, when he ran away ; hut when his v:ind was gone, and he stopped, he got his courage up pretty well. The Prisoner did not threaten him, and they had a little talk together, so that at last he was not at all afraid. " Why, I think," said his Lordship, 66 you seem to have got very good friends ;" to which the Witness, with great natver, replied, " Why, my Lord, I think so too. I assure you we were quite good ft kit& before I gave him the money." This answer produced a general laugh. The Learned Judge immediately told the Jury, that they must acquit the Prisoner. To constitute a rob bery, the goods or money must be taken by force, or extorted through fear here it was clear there was no force, and the prosecutor had sail he did not part with his money under the impression of fear. The Prisoner wa accordhigly nevi/tied. i in ban 1 The dal • The icalling cross-ex I. far abol SCA, sis( 1 tumid I dense i 1 sides, b Lpearin7, . a Verd ' . . , in Last immed 1 , i:,g, st• • i busina l • ' • l Mr. prong) ' a moss l Plaint •li Ham; . , • , who, !• 1 house, it 's nesoes 1 bly to it was • fu11...• essay not." sav t: • , I I beat'. maser 1 1 truns I He the as Delon • ing th, owner the a that t • t the D and a `i • But tt and n , • mister, . t :me, . • ,! s And I A 1 4 I Plans: t. nose. Mr , . I serve for, it heat ' ' insta, i rnigh ; . mats • water whicl . wout fur. A 11/0441/ el'illi nary pear desa bla.l • that and I ' ed, t It 4r C0V441 horse ' SO WI • snore • per k. Jury • • , satins 'I-• • calla i . I said t drop ;,.., Hen is 1:k1 ' 4 isig the b I there: 1 . mage ; • . : Ma t bery, i , and to shillin plain i 14'1 f O r n om the l ' him, a 1 ' soner 1 soon n s t ~ sto pre must I , hr. a I him. I flame 14 ANSL kUGIITF.RS. Thom,' Mawr.. a sid.die of the third regiment of Guards, uas indicted for the murder of Lishman. It was stated in evidence that the prisoner aad the deceased •ere both privates in the third regimens of Guards. quartemd at Chelmsford. Having Lad a slight difference, they left the barracks on Sunday, March IS, about four o'clock; t;:ey we. , t into a grass field, and fought only ore r•rmd. The &ceased re ceived two blows, neil: .r of which knocked him down, nor . 4 41 him •.s apparent injury. They then became reconciles, an > Auras dto the barracks.— The next day Ole .lec , sed exhiLited eeidei .rLs of a fraittire in the skull, but the Surgeon could no; discover at v .tat part. Ile die fin the course of the day, when, upon opening the head, it was diuover ed 'hat the skull was fractured in a most extraor &nary manner ; the blow bad struck just below tin, eye brow, and the fraftine extended to the interior of the skull, which sous pressed upwards upon the brain, w.•ile the exterior part of the bone re mained unfraSured. The Cuter Baron summed up very humanely on the put of the prisoner. ‘Tlie Jury found him sill., of Mans/any/der; he wu fir.ed one shining, and immediately discharged .Rqdert Mum, was incii..qed for the murder of Jain Bradley, at the pa• ish of Keydon Bois. 'There was nn other evidence against the Prison er, but what had been confessed by himself, and stated in his own defence. The fads, as colleded from •hese sources, were as follow : The deceased was brother to the Prisoner's wife, *mi they lodged together in Ow same room. On the Yd of April. the Prisoner came home to supper, but ben.re it was prepared, he quarrelled with hi. wile ; her brother, the deceased, Mitt fere., : upon which the Prisoner gave him a How on the head with a stick, which fra,!tured ki. skull, and proved mortal. The Prisoner, in his defence, averred, that the deceased struck him first.—Verdi&, .11/.ma4.4lhier. The CHI sr BA lom observed. it was vct.ll - tos the Prisoner, that, by the law of England, a woman could not be witness against her hudxuld, for, look ing into the wife's depositions, if tl*y could be made legAl evidence, he had no doubt but that the Prison er might have been conviaed of wilful murder ; and if he had been so convifted, the L—Jrned Judge said, he should certainly have left him for execution ; but, as he was only eonviaed of nuttisl.iughter, the pu nishment must of coune be more limited. He these fore sentenced him to a fine of one shilling, and 12 months imprisonment. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PORTSMOUTH. arty I 9: The S lmrot Royal, Darrell. and the Jack, Sandia), from Cadiz, were this day released from quarantine. DEAL, JULY 19. Came down, L'..lmis6le frigate; and the Lartfrr bomb, from Sheerness. Sailed the Veteran man of war, for Dungeness. Arrived the Colfrei gun-brig, from A cruise ; and remains in the Downs, with His Majesty's armed defence ships and transports, as per last.—Wind mAr.wicu, JULY 19. The kirkland, Capt. Hammond, arrived here this day from Husum, with the Mails, and seven passen gers; about one hundred and thirty Hanoverian re cruits were brought over in the last three packets. The King (:( ow, Capt. Saunders, sailed )r-ferday with the Alai.a of the I 7th for !lustier, and several passengers. The aiiiektard, Capt. Bridgc, will 5.61 the first op portunity, with the Meets for Gottettiturg. The Leao Fraser., C.tpt. F I is hourly expelled from Husum. Ermiruse. JULY IS. Since my last arrived the Bergey, Shields; Ad mirer, Galley ; Rabe, Main ; Squirrel, Hayworth; Hoban, Pringle ; and Ocean, Blith, from Sunder land, with coals ; and William ST:iffey, and Mary lonia+, Ferris, from Newcas tle; and Davao shirt, Pike, from Liverpool. with ditto; I,llSf Leach ;Jana, Markwell ; and fridriatmt, Owen. from London, with groceries, wool, &c. ; Hazard, Stable, from Bristol, with groceries ; Thaws aid Niro?, Lucke's, from Dartmouth, with slate ; Fitheardi, Barrett, from Plymouth, with ditto ; A NA. Spin horn, from Lymington, in ballast ; Friendanp, shears, from Barnstaple, with oats; Ann, Jones, from Neat's. with calm ; Ana and Mary, liatchell, from Portsmouth, with old junk ; jana J?efl cutter, Lieut. C.orkriAt, from Plymouth. Sailed the Hope, Cherguin, for Plymouth, with timber; Alen and Mary, Harris, for Dartmouth, with ditto ; Litter, Ashmoore. for ndwich. with bark; Ago, Morcombe, for Guernsey, with barrack-stores, Sic." Jane, Parker, for Tenby, in ballast ; also a few awl ships in ballast for Sunderland, F R I.LOYD's LIST. GeavvaND. Jus.v 19 —Payed by the Vrow Margaretta, ILL a. and the Jolla W dkv , from Carwyck. the Suyy and roily, I.:llElred, fin ‘'irgEnia Prutl %Eau, Aniunis, for litElroa HerEEEnha, Aosfiicy, 1w Knnoto'rurch Jong.. Jeht:e, JufFrt.w. II ondric.A, I.Pkoyei retitlarn. fiords; and the Vnatt Ala. - tithe..., for kmbdczr. TO THE EDITOR OF THE BRITISH PRESS. SIR, Reading in your Piper of this clay a-new way of plundering, in 'the ititnript to extort money from a housekeeper in St. Martin's parish, do me the favour to ir.sert the underneath account, which will oblige, Sir, Wins, &c. L, n d Ali 20, 1804. W. T A PSZL 1.. Mr. Walker, ap industrious young tradesman, residing in Dean -street, Holborn, some time since had a person of the name of Sylvester (who said hewas an attorney, and clerk to Mr. Meyrick of Red Lion-square), who occupied apartments in his house; he one day cr.me home, told Walker he was obliged to quit his lodgings, paid his rent, and re quested him to take care of certain written papers which lay scattered upon the floor. After Sylvester was gone seine eight or ten days, a Mr. ftl.Donald called on Walker, expressed surprise that Sylvester was gone, and solicited to see the papers. He se idled some, and said they, v. ere his property ; Wal ker told him he could not deliver eitl.er the whole or part to any person but Mr. Sylvester. M.Donald called two or three times, and on Muaday the 9.. instant arrested Walker for 12001.1 ! ! the value of the papers, and harked him up at Layer's in Cur sitor-street. M,. Humphreys, attorney for Walker, made enquiry after a Mr. Wallis, the name on the 1) let of the writ, and alter a long search found him at liampstead. Mr. Wallis denred all knowledge of the transaction, and said he never gave this wor thy Mr. M'Doniald, or any other person, authority to as for him. Mr. Walker continued at Lavei's till last Saturday night, when he gave an under taking to M'Donald to deliver up the papers. BIUGHTON. J u t.• IS. No account of the heavy firing, which was heard at this place, on Monday List, has as )2t reached us. Various tremendous explosions, from the same di reaitm, hut less violent than the former, were braid from the Cliff parade here last night. The Sterne, last night, was very numerously de corated with pedestrians. This beautiful parade, we hear from indubitable authority, is very shortly to be nrnamented with a superb Equestrian Statue of His Royal Highness the Prince of WALK% in bronze. The horse, on a rocky pedestal, is to be represented as in full speed, trampling the en.lshanatics of envy and malice beneath his feet. This will con eased and apprepriate device reminds us of one ou a sirni , ar principle in Russia, ereacil in ho^ruruf PUFFER T ee G ita AT, who is represented as treading cn a Serpent. Among the present subscribers to this elppnsive un dertaking, we understand, are the Dukes of NOR-. FOLK. Arnoz, laitivrca, and' liovoNsisialts Earls &follow, STAIR, and BREAOALIANC; Lord HILATM. FIELD; Genet:a LUSTING', &c. The Brightonians, no doubt, will evince their gratitude to their bene fador, by a very liberal contribution. The espence of the Statue, it is said, will exceed 10,0001. The vessel lately wrecked off Whitstable, was the Curmellim Wilhelm, PETER T. , ' P, master, from Ton aingen, bound to Teneriffe ; she ran on the Long Sand and bilged, the people left her, at..i she soon after went to pieces. The new Court-house for the City of Westmin ster, which has long been. shamefully, without any edifice worthy of being used for such purposes, is not to be ereeled opposite Old Palace-yard, as was at first intended, and whore the ground was aetually cleared for the foundations. It is now to be built on the site of the present Westminster market, facing the north side of Westminster Abbey. um _ (WISE tIF FACHA' Aeosteniain 37 6 4 U. Ditto at Sight 37 0 litottenlani C. r..ii 11 4 U. I lamburgh.... . IS 6 VW. Altana 35 9 141/. Paris lb 4 Liw. . Ditto 2Us Y3 IV 2 U. ....... tutu** Bourifeaux .23 12 Portugal Gull in Coin Madrid..... in Paper ' per oa. Ditto Cade.... in raper 1 New Do/Lart lt,tto Ifilboa I.eghwit 3O Agin .an the Rank of Holland Genoa 4141•1,•P1e ( 4i per Cent. Dublin en LendualJuly 13) lltl ei Betas' on Loodoo (ditto) .-- mu 13.hlin (ditto) 54 5 61 dart , llGE.Fssumr,Jta.v YU Venice S7l Lir.Pic Navies 3B Lnbork °pone 6B i Diablo WI I. s. al riticE or .s - rucKs. SSSSSS DAM. Beek Steck 157 41 per Cent Reduced... 561/ I per Cali. Cone 56 511 i Ir6e 54 4 pet Cent Consuls 740 i per Cent. Navy . .. .. 11 per Cent. Loyalty 9Sle3 Log krenuitias 14i 5.16 Ini;,en.tl 3 per Cent Ss'“ rhenium .3 I•olie Stack .... lit 1 711 Camel, fin °penis; Nit' T. 81111, S l ..ektuAreer 4, Catskill, and 9, Charing-erne. • ►RICE OF IRISH STOCKS, Jetio 11. Gower/mem Deb. S tier cent 6O Ditto ditto 3 per Coot. SS 711 Bl!tTIIS At Heaton, the !Ad! of Matthew RSA*, Tag. Li tenant Colonel of the Newcastle A,sociated Volanteen, of a daughter. Lin B.ttvd,v kit, the Lady of GAert. Drisdale, EA. of Greatll W 4iaCk.irialS goad, of moo. MARRIAGLS On M...u.lay, the lids, at K11.p.10 , 141, HMO, Mr M Towosciel, to Miss Jane Caroline Die.y, eldest dough: o of tio late key. Jelin f/olty, of the 141110 place. At Plympton, the Rev. Mr (Nag; vicar of Rant% to M.ss Strode, of Newitham-park, near Ply lepton. A fru days since, at Phobos, in Cornwall, Mr. Samuel Harris, of Falmotuh, printer sod stationer, to Miss Mary S • mons, daughter of William Symons, of the borou;o1 tti Crampoons', Eaq. and one of the Alderman of Cie said borough. Thursday morning, at St George's church, Canterbury, Captain Horsley, of the Slues, to Miss Crippeu, of St George's place. Yesterday, at Lambeth Church, Mr. George A. Ma-tin, to Miss Hankins, only daughter of IV aliam thinkics, Esq. of Lambeth Terrace. DEATMS4 - . ". A few days since, at Cnuibrook, in lint, in the 49th year at his are, the Nev. Evan Davies, late Minister of a Coitgie gatien of Protest int: Dissenters at Ashford. On Tuesday List, at hdi house in Upper flrinvenoretreet, Mrs. Cienicnts, the wife of John Clemen s On Wednesday last, at Plymouth, a k ,..;1 110, Gene Drake, Foy of Ipplorieu, lieu Teener.. COAL EXCPIANGI..—Fairiav, Jou 20 We haveto-day a middling ou ;ICA) , of Wheat, and n o t 'slay samples of the bed , they feu t ratite? better pries. Su httle oiey an.' .Isle arriving of late, they fu rt h er .ulvanre, And may be qu e 4 rising articles 6e.t M an d I'q, have small 'foliation. There is a good portiou of O R I N a , A rather Ii tier pric.ts are obtained fi r those of ins twe Ann riuu Floor 30s. to 345. per barrel of I ear. 3 qra CU AR EN r PRICE OP GRAIN. W hest ..... le , O. 634. Tlek dross .....314. 314 04. Vine do. 664 68, 04. 0.4.4 _214. 434. 26. G 4. Rye 26.. 303 04 1'qtarrk.......... V.. ti c (i d. Barley 204 334. W. Rape 8ed........ t. 441. td . MAL.— • ...-654 71s. Od. Fine T100r.......45; bj s o d. wh;•,. Pea 4:14. 491. Od. Sccou4s...•••• • • 434 414.1'4, Reis .30s 444. 041. R 'TORN OF Vllir lac:adios oWy (ram the 24 agre•ably to t I. I ir IN MAIM LANE, of July to the 7th of July. the :tow A.A. 394 Quinton at 60 303 at 59 4.37 at 58 5111 —.. at 37 99 at 56 6 86. at 56 ' 111 at '3B 1',9 at at 54 6 121 -- at 54 741 -- at 53 245 at 58 6 1 142 -- at 58 100 at St Total 6579 Quarters IL 3d. lower lb. 664 Quartets at 50 d. 40 - at 49 MO - at 48 31 --... at 40 6 6 - at 4i 94 - at 41 465 • at 4t 1129 at 42 741 "'•"' at 41 275 - at 40 41 44 Oty 23 at as 9....kiersge 51s. 3;d. un test Return. Al From July 7 RETURN OF FLOI , to July 13 ) from the I (JR. CAklt 0 !F, Sack.. 4. d. Sulu 4. d Saes. 4. d 7 55 0 40 40 6 397......41 90 A 0• 470 43 0 I? .......44 15641 %a 0 100 47 G 69 44 0 50 49 6 400 47 0 S 43 0 70 49 0 344 46 0 31 a II Total—V2743 Sieks.—...—Average 49k. Sid. 21. 71e1. higher than last Retort). UXBRIDGE The Com Iligpelflusi Return, on Thurdair, her 19. p.:r Itt.ol Barley, per qr 411. ea to Si. 01 Oats 2qt 01 to 321 04 B.•ans 404 IN to 41t Pease Sao OA to Hs 04 PiIICE OF SEEDS 1111 IN THE BOROUGH Per Cwt. Reg C10wer....405. to 7% WLitotfitto.. 40s. to 9iy. Trefoil ... AOC to 444. Car away..." Mo. to 61.. Cortanier.....l3s. to 15s. Pet Beelel. Irc to D 4 W MuitatelSeed li4. to 10t Brews ditto— tit. to tee Canary 7 6d. to Is Ryeliitema, pr. qr. Ms to :8t •AO/. PR ICE C rent • TS tot to 41 lb .31 41 Is Elva.% * to 41 GI °ld Dun... PRICE OF II kY SAT/11 DT HOPS. ►iecaTs. Kent .41 to 31 Suaex 41 Os to 4. ;‘1 Fauslase 61 aw e: ...L.15',000 r AND STRAW. WINITBILMIA/11. la "saes flay 3' 10a a 41 19s t Hay .41 44 a 3' 17s Cll.vdr Ol '.Oa aOl u Chver .. 51 Ds a6l 0. G.•w II 104 a II las SLAW .11 IS% a it Ils SMITH (FIELD, To sink the coll'al FIIDAT. Jua.r SO. I—per stone of 111 b. Beef 4 4 64 to se 44 Veal. 4s 64 to 6s Ot. i1utt0n....44 44 to Ss Od Pock. Bs 44 to 4i 4.1 Laab .....4s Od to 68 Od HAW C.Nt. Boasts, *Vogt 450—Sit iltIP Mis Thy, Rep and Lambs, 2,510. NEWCATE AND LEADENtIALL I.l.tgLiTS. Per Itune of 191 b. by the carcase. Beef 3A 10.1 to 4t 10 , 1 Veal . 4• 0.1 to Ss 41 blutoot 36 81 to 4. 64 P0rk........9. 4.1 t. 4, 44 Lane') Od to St 4d RAW 1110115. Rest H•ifen and Stun, tor worse, 1.. 6.1 to 40. O& b1..14 ins 3•. W. to $l. 64. (hi:pato .. So U 4. to . • . Id. Market CA f —.... 10t. 61. Fng'tilt Untie PAILi 1.1111:. Skin. co. OA. to I!. 44 2.. 44. to 35 64. PRICE OF it. Jame%% Market 31 Clara 1111nrket Mi 31 WhiteehAoel Muk►t di Id POI dlb. 4 7d ♦verage Hee—. 411 TALLOW. Town Tanner Tis Id Russia (Can.) 7ls el Ru—iado. (So.) 67s 66s Melting 5ta....." 57s 6•s Ditto rough AN Graves i Good Dregs U. tiled, 88. — Curd, 94 I IL 04.—Mouldt, 126.05. , ;:.,w Snap, 1 , 1(11.--M9 • or CAII4M4, ref dna. PRICE OF LEATHLK. &MS, 50 t.) tub DIM., 60 to 651 b. each _ _ .214 to ltd .2 RI to 2441 Merei‘ant. .214 w 41 Dressiiis Hide... • 211 to 22 Fins Oath Holes 19d to 144 Crop Wier for cutting 224 to 234 Flat Otdin Tr 211 eo 22/ Call Skins, A to dllb per Doottr 394 is 324 „. Ditto, .10 to 70th.- .. au to 364 1.1 Ditto 70 14 20111 .294 Steil 5- to Stud: Seals (ONenland) 4114 to 514 I.rolo ditto luos to 160. pro Dodd. Goat Skins 301 to 63s ditto. 'faunal Horde Hidos 1131 to SW pot Hid. COlll,. 2:XCHANGE, Jus.2 20. Ben Coals, it, the P•wd, per Chalarrut Sl,. 64. DeFowled to liougtekeN ere at 63% 6 6 . Sunderland, per Clialdron 414. I'd. Delivered to Housekeepers HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE THIS DAY, 54 min. after 12. SALE BY AUCTION. KOOLS.—PIy Mr. KING, At his Great Room, K Crre•:, Goden, TITIS DAT , at Twelve c, 'Clock, A COLLECTION of BOOKS, in various Lzn i. L. vo w el awl Branches of Literature . ; a.nton tben% 4 V..rage er4reits, par De-on, 2 voi Voss vu:. dingo — ; Enyttell's Thames, ; ita r oi-r, tons 5 6 to 1871, 43 Ha Ton 'list. N.tur.; t.., G, a,' e ke s land'eT.on is e10da0.',11.04. I. ; V.tt .% A.cl•ver • I,y Nowt3n, Yto 4 e at!. Supplamtnt tote. Locyal " 2 vols. &c. May be viewed, and Caa'oguei lad at the Itoste,. 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