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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. FLANDERS MAIL. • • HANO.ER, 3AN. 13. His Royal Highness the Duke of Conant.lge will pm% another voot to Ctootel at the end 01 sumo h, nhere hot inurriage troll take place about the ;oddle or Aloseh. 111. Royal Iltglines, will then to Find %toll return to Mir , liis Consoit towatils nutninn. The Prince hat. re ceived here the official congratulations upon tin. atarrisige. The Princesses Ladies of Honour are *heady appointed. ThP• Suites ut the King,loin have resolved to Petition the Prince Iteuent for the suppression or the 111..110( . 6mi which still exists at the High Court • or Ap p eal tir Celle, between the class of Nobles anti thot Civilians. 8RU55E1.1, JAY. 23. The French (;oera.ontr nt has taken new measur,•s, which resolcr it still more difficult tteii Itrfore to tottoggte kingdom foreign goods, either by set; or Isar% The triple line of guards has heen extended and augmented, and in stone l'antoos it has even been quadrupled. On the other hind, the I:enerils of the Army of Occupa tion siost strictly prohibited all co-operation Within these few days there has been seiti-sl, in French I latuirrs, a huge quantity of goods of 14:14.0.11 Mr. Litrolt (4 Cabinet Alesseutrer of Ins Britannic !Majesty) Isis passed through here on his way from Loudon to Berliti. 'HAGUE, JAN. IU. The report which has heen sPread several times. of the fotinatima of an Aulic Council of War, has nu foundation. That the Court and Government would reside alternately five years nt the Hague anti at Brussel% in order to save the e xpense s • of the anima re tttt val, is considered here as a dreatn of our cotlee-house The tinwoision respecting the peo ions to he grunted to illoctrot servants of the Austrian (;o. vurnotent are and the warrants are making soit. It c• affirmed, that those who did not leave 11,4:itiiti during the French vet:twat will have a third part nish, and that in respect to the othe.s the re4uhttittlit of the It , val Ordinance are followed, ilculated according, to the years that each of them has 41. SECOND CHANIDER OF THE STATES-GENERAL, JAN. O. A Message from his 31ajeiity was read, who, con r.rniably to the desire of some sections, transmits a projet of a law, modified in several articles, to re place the projet of the law on the Finances for Isis, No. :3, which his Majesty sent to the Cham ber some time since. The President opened the discussion on the pro. lanai of J. Reypliiiis, which is the Order of the Day. 'l'lll, proposal was to 1111111 e a Committee of m...tio ailicrs, charged to report to the Chamber the law, and other acts of the preceding Legislative A mho. itics—whlcti, not beitlg conformable to the Ininlamet.tal la A v , 0114 ht to be alitdi b litit The proposal lsci tog been finally developed and ilefectled by tl. lityphit.s, and some other Mem bcrs having also delivered their opinions upon the sobi. or, it wa, iteglitivra by a majority of 59 to .20. Adjourned to Thursday, the ,1,-2tl. nrc. 30. The official Grnette of the puhli.lierl to its Supplement a notice, signed .1 8..1. Koff., of Bergen," containiog the iiioNr ser i ous of the conduct of eapriin F. C. Nino7elm: ttttt , of the Dutch vessel winch ball on board .500 ll;erntaii eltllKlllllo. AIM which put list., Bergen. Ile ob sr Free, that this proud of having served four years es officer !trio;( the time of Na poleon, 14 a 111411 of the worst character, who insults the Magistrates and titivate persons. 'rho the . • allot' of the witnesses ovine!' is sus pein:e.l but not terminated. gives the strongest presumption that he had the intention to get rid of all these poor people. its order to inherit front them what lie could not obtain any other manner. Ile accuses him of being the cause of the death of ebove u knoln d passengers. lie hopes from the onagm • 'ty of site King, of the Crown Prince, and of the Norwegian Government s wholm ibis oc casion have toccii fresh proofs of their humanity mid beneficence, that they will cause a strict scru tiny to he made into the conduct of this Captain., . _ ' A letter from Christiania. of the 'Nth December OPIVII.." We have received here the melancholy lit WO. that the diy aftrr Chrisimas day a terrible tire broke oat in the frontier fortrem of Fredericks. hall. which reduced thirty-two I *est.) ashes. It is tl ght that the tire was the ellict be ton e it broke out at once at the two estremmes of the town. 09 tole *Me it was speedily ex‘ingtcslivil, and a large quantity of combustible matter was found collected." In the course of lust year there through the Sound 13,1-N rem•e's v , z. 6,390 inns the 11 14 11 it% 6,7 ts Coon tlw North Sea. Anions; the litter wore ..2,046 1.044 Swotlioo, 47s Norwegian, 917 Prussian, 69,1 Dumb, .163 Dan kh, 211. Ilaunveriaus. 11 Diemen, 43 Haniburgh, 169 Alerkit &rum. 197 Itiam.iati, (id Americas.. and :V. Frt:ieb teasels.- , -(iiresst is rupers so Itoi. 24.) It is renneted.tinit the Right lira,. F. !intuit:sow is to he the new Tiewsorer of ihr 7sxvy nud he t9.l.-ast of the ISostril of Trade; amt that the Right T. 11'ALLACE is to be Viee-Presoleist of the boast, of Traile.—(Arewitqf Paper.) 'rue cruises rotertd iu Ow LORD (711AMer.I.I.oles hook for this Trout already remount to 390. which are rerlurive of thou to he beard at the Rolls, and of ;111 prl it UAW and ;notions. The tour smolt...its token up In Itretonriny the vetlsti 6666 desrisred In emoirrer the Northern re. pow. ore titling out at Drptrettli with all isOfolhie •11. 1 1:11r11, ler the c..nonsititi of Captain Host. Captain BUCHAN. ftko into lately paid off the Pike. 101 aspoolialed to the coutntantl or our of the ships, an d t h e s hol d of the officers and petty officers re• 4iincrel for the service hove been et 1111 l iii teed. The ulteniam. fur New South %Vote., with the I)es by ntttcr• owl board, lbet retwit►ed to 4lteert►e-r from the Dowbp, I►t.vittg uuahippect lwe rudder, ru►l u th er d o u ingt ,, which t►re to be ItpOlit uI LAX' INTELLIGENCE. coußr OF KiNws WretsriNsTeß, MONDAY, JANUARY 26. TUE KING r. stETC4I.FE. Mr. Sctlet.Elt moved for a i tile to shew cause why the verifret for the this come should toot bi- set aside, and a new trial granted. It w a s au intiuttnent on is writ of scio fricigs for the re seinditier of a patent, and oiV) tr:e,l before Lord Eilents:froagh, at the Westminster Sittings after last Term. Et.Lexanmot:Gti—" It was an affair of brushes?" Mr. Sr taf.ere momental that it was. A verdict was found for the Crown, not on the want of urigi naltty in the invention, the merits of which were not ewe 4JII the opinion of his Lordship, that the description of the brush in the specification was incorrect., I.old EI.LLNhOROUGH--" Yes—the brushes were there described as tapering images, but they did Not. 'taper." Mr. Scsltt.rrir said, the brnsli was denominated a " tapered heir or head-lorit.li ;" aod, though the thing might appear trifling in itself, yet, when it was considered how great a portion of mankind Were engaged in decoratitig the outside of their heads, it could not he denied, if his client had found out an: , thing that tended to introduce a re volution in the existing spite's', that lie was a great inventor, amid ought to reap the fruits of his itige nuity. The oppdsition of all the oilier brush makers was 4 great proof that his client's discovery was a very useful and a very profitable one. As to *the originality of the invention, lie would say nothing—since that question was not discussed on the trial. His Lordship declared his °imam, that they could not be called tapering-brwshes. with propriety—sad, that being the case, he felt that it would be vain to occult , ' the time of the Court w;th a discussion on the originality of the invention, when, on looting to the patent itself, the descrip tion would not apply to article manufactured. He meant now, however, to contend that this was a tapering-brush. Lord Er.r.efinottotuffi—" Ilave you any of those brushes in Court?"' Mr. Scaat,EiT answered that he had—and one of them taus handed to his Lerdrhip, who, on exami oo ioo g it, observed, that it did nut appear to taper. Mr. SCARI.F.TT—" If your Lordship were in a contlit• to make a trial of the bra-h. I am sure you would fed a prejudice in my client's favour." Lord ELLENDOROUGII—" What is the meaning of the word tapering ? Is it slot gradually con verging to a point ?" Mr. SCARLET? mid it meant lines gradually con verging to a point. It was strictly au architectural term. It was applied to a particular column, in contradistinction to those whose lines were com pletely parallel. If the old brush were looked to, it would he found that the hair, were all parallel— :tool if prolonged ad iqfluirmtn, they could never meet. 13ut, if lines were drawn from each side of the patent lit usle and drawn out to a given dis tance, they must meet. Each tuft of the brush formed a comic. The greatest number of hails was found at the bott —trod, as they approached the top, they were diminished. Lord ELLENtIuiIOtIGH—" The old brush is flat and level certainly—but the new one does not con verge to a point." 11r. SCARLET'S said, hi. Lordship would see that the Defendant's invention consisted in this—that, "tatted of putting hairs of equal length in cads hole, he puts them in of different Iribgthr, which makes them converge towards the top. If the lines woe prolongsd which form the exterior of the brush, they would ultimately meet. Mr. Justice RAT LEY—" It appears to me, that , instead of coming to a puha, they could go in -20 different direct' —diverging, not converging." Mr. SEARIXIT—" It is, iu effect, a collection of tapered tufts—which, in the aggregate, makes a tapering brush. If the exact dimensions were taken, aid the hues elongated, they would meet— because the exterior line is a converging line." Lord ELLENROKOUGII —" If the line* were pro longed for a hundred yards, they would remain in the same reletion in which they now appear. The fact is, before he applied for his patent, the man ought to have gone to school to learn the meanieg of words. Are these brushes more tapering than a field of corn, where the stalks are of ditiertut lengths ?" Mr. SCARLETT—" If the exterior lines of the field of corn converged, so that if they were pro longed they would meet, I should consider the figure to be tapering." Mr. J twice BA LEY—" I have exAm i t ird the brush, aid, vesths subjecta jidelibus, it dues nut ap pear to be a tapering brash." Lord F.LAVNIAIROCCII—" Is there any rcgitlar p• ogreasioo to u ;lona ? That ea the tiorstioo." Mr. SCAltl.l7.l7—‘• I think eoiiSCieilliQUsly there IF. I • the hairs were elongated they wouid meet I i to a poior." Lord Erteennaotron—" The Defendant took an improper itilttir of sirseribiw; his i 'lyrist io is. Ile made choice of a poetical word. If he had said, an Unequal brush, lie would have been safe. fist unequal was too corn —and lie had ir course to talarnig, which was m ore doe and peeti-..i." Alr• Justice liA V LEY—" Ilati ,:inu witnesses to Nov that they wouitl understand it as a tapering br - i;,11 ?" _ • Mr. SC ALETT—" , Yee, in}' Lord, I had." Lord ErkemB0110171111—" I do not recollect that. But every grammarian 'oust perceive the falsehood of the idea. The language of a patent ought to he snore distinct—it ought not to be so erinivocal as the' , I think the limp!) is not to prrot2,—lnit unequal. That is the ?Mc descrip. bon of it." Mr. SLAILLETT-..." An eminent arltet on miturni history. describer the. hark of a t' NUMMI (111 r Ver. itbrii) as tapering like a column. Now. in the C.4.1* Or d rtusu , the 111.tio ire not strikingly marked. hut the hue a trtalreiry to that shape. The coh rge in a cellist's &grey." I.tirot ELLEsuottiontat--•• I vet. no ir,oleory to converge in the tutu. ut 11119 brush. There should hr a eilotrrging to trauma the *predication. Th e In Usk el I.t Iw • " flue by &grim 155.1 Immosiirmlly km" M r .. s it Aiti,vi The poets speak of a perinr, legs. Here there 14 a very gradual converg ing, and yet the expression is 'perfectly well under. stood." Lord ELLENoottovrat- 4, The term mat• well he applied to the 'manta body, where their is an evident. converging." Mr. Justice A ÜBOTT—" The language of a patent ought to he such us all mankind eats under stnoti—loii, on the hind view, no ',errant would call this 21 t.tio-ring loti.ii—ulthough, on a close tii‘larc— tiollt some few itiathematicianN might htheve (het it coot." 11r. SCARLET T took nothing by his ruotion. THE TURF. BETTING YEATRDAY ON Tim •APPROMAIING to to 1 aft Atkeep:* VI In I Kgst Nlilloui 12 to 1 agst 1 1i'4:ry 9 lo 2 spl 1.04 RACFS. DENBY. 12 10 1 avt Brotheir to T$ oat.. Is In I il2•t Rinxtail Q 0 to A ,:1 4 3t Sryiiilllll . • O.4Ks, RIDDLE/IWO 5 t., I neat (.7recey to t az , lt I.ftlicakhire Witch 'Flier• was 1101)01616g don the A lkdgretta had Tallier llse stirl of tlet. betting. 13 to I art ■ny other. sN'ASES. 1.1 1 31%1 Mother to Troth.. IC 14 1 up& Riogtall St t.. ter■ or the Oatiande. 31iltuo, at the .1,15 e (II ERA L ELEI7TIO V General Statliew and the HIM. Mr. P. Mit-, it is expected, wilt be ie., keirei for the Comity of Tipperary. Phe Hll/1. Grew Newhall is the popular Candidate tot the Comity ut' Om Appleby Cot reapoodeist 0 1 , I in thr mach, of our 11181krt, a hand , ttttt e r,irriare drove up to • the Crown Ind Mitre Inn, in this Intro to thing Mkt un ;.• aoial,. that bowie having only jinit commenced piloting). r The um • immediately spread that Mr. Brougham hail arnred. Awl many !lei SIMS tillrfOltharti the carriage; hut, to timer veal disappointment. foinid the %ditch . ihil not run g Ism that Genilerniiii, u hunt they W 4 - 1- SO iell/liolll. 1., hail air the purger of (*Ws ottani,. in the county of Rest land " (Carlisle Jourtenl.) Mr. Leyland has dcclared his intention of otfri inz him self • candidate, at the approaching general election. for is. I verpool, so that there will be f • candidates for that bu t notch. viz. the above geistlem?o, Gen. Gast - lupe, Gls B tell, and Mr. Canning. LIST OF HONOURS .1T ILICHELCR'S CO. 11 MR NI'E I: T. C4nibriJge o Jnr.. 24. IVritriglers. Lekare•, Trin.; filmic. St. John's ; Malkin, Trin ;, Pope, ; Warren. Jesus ; lirotightuit, Pend).; At twoud, do ; Philter, Trio. ; Hutchins. Wirth. ; rlday, Christ; Tyson, Calk II.; Hawkes, 'Es in. ; Greenwood, Beni; Twigg, Ramsay, Jeans ; Henslow, St. John's; Gelclart, Tr. 11. ; Thelwall, Trite. ; Venn, Quern's; Beech, St. John'a ; Skinner, .I , tsa ; Jeremy. Trill.; Escreet, do.; Crum hie, do.; Clarke, Caius ; Ciodsone, do.; Hallowell, Christ; Walters, SW. cent. Optim. Brand►, Bent; Plaskett, Pemh Stmlholme, Jesus ; Blundell, Trim: ; Harvey, Colt H. ; ville, Trin ; Hindle, St. J•Mea's ; Bulls r. do ; Hazelwood, Pet. H.: Franks, do.; Courtenay, St. J..hn's; Ashe, Queen's; . Peat ea. St. John's; esrliale, do. ; Ellis, Trio.; Stsiulorth, ; Prlskett, Pet, H. ; Whateley, dn.; Thompson, do.; Peach, St. John's ; Thirlwnll , Trin.; Evans, St. John's; W.lrreis. do.; Ido me, St . John's ; Ward, do.; Dolwee, Petah.; Leigh,Triu. ; iliklyard, St. John's ; Jones, Jeans. Jun. Op inn. Toeless, Trio; ; Henson, do.; Tomlin ; St. John's ; Fnrm by, Jesus ; Hopkinson, Cl. Hull ; Lnerd, Si John's; Little wood, Pet. H ; Ward, Queen's ; Oldenhaw, limaii.; Wore, St..loliii's ; Davies. ('I. Hall. This en: tttt hnu has been particularly ilistinzoinheil fur superior Ft 111.1315, :111.1 the contest for Nenior If irtogler . the sharpest tin r rr,uruihrrcd ; the three first 'Gentlemen cull• illoilllZ for it to the lust hour. • TIM Gentleman IO Run of the Memher for Rekt.liog. IItELAND. DUBLIN. JAN. 22. CLERI:SHO O THE PLEAS. The Judges, on Tuesday, sat in the Court of Error, for the purpose of pronouncing judgmetit in this important ease, as to the right of the Chief Bir of Col Exchequer to api t a person to the oilier of Clerk of the Pleas, vacant by the death of the Earl of Bisckitighttoushire, or whether the right was vested in the 040,11. Judges Johnston and Moore had delivered their opititonsin rayon, of the Crown, when, we regret to state, the Chitf Justice of the King's Bench was attacked with a sudden, and. we tear, severe indisposition, which caused an adjournment, without their coming to a filial decision on the question. Yesterday again this important case occupied the Court of Error. Mr. Justice Fletcher, Mr. Jus tice (Mayne, and Nlr. Baron 51`Clelland delivered their opinions upon it yesterday, which were in favour of the Crown. It is supposed that Sir Win. Smith, Mr. Justice Daly, and Mr. Burin) George, will pronounce their judgments this clay, wh i ch will conclude this case in the Court of Error. TEM LIFli GUARDS. These gallant corps, who, in the acknowledgment of the whole military world, on :he phin of IViiter loo decided the fate of Europe, and of whom the PRINCE H I:G T has condescended to appoint himself Colonel in Chief—these gallant corps have hail, as we understand, one allowance Ireely granted them, viz.—they are only to change their uniforms jinme times a-year. This arrangement seems to give universal oaths faction even to the trade itself; as the regimental tailor has signified, that if more frequent changes took place, lie should not think himself quite so sure of Leung paia. But the tailor being y gentleman somewhat insensible to glory. and who likes cash better than credit, his opinion has been decisive ou the occasion; and four times only, therefore, in the year these gallant corps are to hive no entire change, which will he notified in PUBLIC ORDERS, that the military world may know to what regiment they •belong, lest having seen them three months before, io an form entirely different, they ought niastake them for a different part of the army. NAVAL INTELLIGENUE. JAS. 45. Arrived the Shipley, Afonerief, fr,itti Batavia, for orders; •ailed 12th October, in conipaity with the Morley, of Lon don, and an America,, •hip and brig bound to Hatband. The Ocean, Captain Johnston, sailed two days previous for the Isle of France, with a cargo. Ikrt at BALIVIS the I'oll - ships, viz. !Niter' •ut, Dames, Wellitectuti, Tot ham, Broatborneberry, and Ellagil. The Toile:ion was ehartereal fur Europe at 71. per tun; the Broxltornelperry and Enna were also chartered to go and Wail at Saws. rang. The Shipley spoke on J4th November, off the ('ape, the Friendship, front Ltniton, hound to Now South Wales, with convicts; also the St. Aim, Crosby, from Loudon to Jamaica, all well. PLVMOUTII, JAN. 23. Arrived the Aheona, Main, from Portsmouth, iu ballast ; and the Charlotte, Barnet, Ginn Falmoiath. JAN. 24. Caw iu the Dutch ship Java, bound to the East Indira. PALMOUTIt, JAN. the Duke of Kent picket, for Lisbon, and Speedy packet, for the Brazils, have gone into the roads. HARWICH, JAW. 6 2;.. Folded the Prince of Orange packet, with a wiati fur Hol land. MAI., JAM. er, Yesterday the wind got round to the northward, and the whole of the ositwartl-boond have sailed, except the Queen, riolt, %Lich %hip reinaiiis to repair her fure.yard. ('ante down from the River, the Juliana, --, for Retavia. • _ Arrived to-day the Louisa, Pearson, from Medina ; nud Wslam, Ilohio►ou, from Naha. S.,kd the Queen, Fiuti, fur Jamaica. t.sucetPool., JAN. 24. Arrived the Ganges, Clapham, at Calcutta, from this port, in 101 days. ILFRACOMBE, J AY. 24. The Lora Nelson, 31as, from Cork to Pens:Hire and Fals mouth, with a general cargo, was last night lowed into this harbour by a pilot skiff, with loss of her mainsail, foresail, and other damage. PORT fiLASGOW. JAN 23. Arrived the Aurora. 3'K fruw Howikwas, been fired at, and detained live lonics on the 29th of Novem ber, in lat. 29 N. long. 7.5. 3n. W. l.y the Patriot privateer slexirim Congress, Comm idurc Parker. alio pot uu hoard the vino rcargo, mower, and mute of the Spaususlo brig Ma_ Ilona Mercura, from Santa Nlarilat, for Barcelona. which they had captured two dart pri ' , ions, and scot for Amelia bland. An official document by command of his Royal flit ht ,s the PRINCE REGENT, and signed " PAL MERSTON," is HOW issued 1 . 1001 the. War-Odice, authorising the provision of the hollowing articles of necessaries for regiments of infantry, viz. one shut, one clothes brush, one button-brush and stick, knife, hick. and n r with ease, nacsii.dish and cover, in addition to those already rcquiri by theirs to he furnished; and the said additinnal articles are to be considered as form. inz part of the in ceasarics with which soldiers of infantry are to he provided. and slur same to lie paid fier by stoppagi-J for that purpose out of their pay and allowances. Ite;tort says it is intended, we lied, not only to reduce the lemaiiiirig Second battalions and Co lonial regiment,, bid in addition to florin ten re gimenta of the her, fire of cavalry, including the '24th and .4.5t1i regiments Wore ordered home Isom 111111il, two battalions of artillery, mid one of eh glovers; lieenles which, there will be !mind re. duct in every regiment sit home, both of the men and officers. In the Medical and Ordnance Departmentb Wpm there will be considerable re ductions, as well its in the different Staffs and dorms, SO as to snake a total reduction of molly thiPy Unmeant! men. ISH EEP SKINS. Polka .. ...... 5% 6.1 to is Oa COAL MAttfiliT, tNl:alti '2l;. ipp at Market. Shoos Sold. Price. 761 Newcastle ...... 14 .... 31i. 64. to 44a 03. 13 Sunderland AIiRICI! t.Tvor.--The state of the country is evi dently improving very fast. The in q uiry after farms that are not very much rack-rented has left not many fattens utile', and the present prices of grain are such that no reasonable farmer can complain of his profit, ; while the state of the founts hal infloced numbers of monied men to become put ciiasi rs rf land. MARK ICI'S. CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY, JANDART 28. We had RllOll Supply of all kinds of craist this 00000 ming, sod Fine illicat sold on the saute terins as this day week, but ordinary was dull, and from Is. in •Ls. per quarter lower. ICte is rather snore in if...llama. nine !holey suppoi Is its price, but ordinary is dull. and •2s. tsar quarter cheaper. Hite o.its sold at last M lay's priers, hut ordinary Wail dull. In Peas and Beaus there is no alteration. CURRENT PRICES OF GRAIN. Foreign Wheat ....Mho 48g Grey Peas .........32s 40% Fine fillitl 95s 100.6 Fine ditto English Wlwat .... 40s 48s Tick Walla . 4os 40. Fine ditto Old ditto ...... lolls Small ditto 42s 50s nye 3/g 3As Ohl Aato 4lts Fine ditto ........•—s 44s Fe..l ()MS 19s Inton-y 3O. 354 Fineditt... 2os 31, Foie ditto .. —s 42. Poland ditto l7s 19. New ditto.... ...... 54s Fine ditto 20s Z)A Malt tlOs 03s Potshot: ditto 34. 311, Fine ditto Whit, P.as..(hoilers)s2, stho Flute Fl • '5. Ons Fine ditto SUITHFIELD MA ET, MONDAY, JANUARY 26 This day's market lied a good supply or prime lwusts, and the sliest of cattle in general was clout:ilk' able. Re, f , Mu t ton, Veal, and Pork were dearer, and the 'role for the nit).* part was s 00000 ewhat brisk. The sales in the Hay-market were rather lively; Hay, Straw, and ("Inver fetch , il last mien. Annexed is • correct statetnent of the prices end Awes. ..... ........ To sink the of f al per stone of Sib. flref....gs. 10.1. 10 41. Ihl. Head of Cattle this .tae : Motion .4s. MI to Gs. 1.1.1 Beasts., ► Lamb ...11s. 0.1, to Ot. 11.1. Sheep i 4.411./ Vea1....45. 0.1. to tie. 4 i Calves 3:1) Pork .. 44. (Id to 6s. WI. Pip .• •• .. NEIVGATE AND LEA DENHALL MARKETS (By the Carcass) reef .... 2s Oil to 4s CI Veal Mutton.. Ils 0.1 to 4s 841 I Pork 40 4.1 to bs 4.1 PftICES OF JA I F elt. Hay 31 It) 0.1 to 5113. 04 Straw WS. tld In 2/ Ilv Clover 41 0 , 0.1 to 61 Os 1111 PR ICE U NRK HAUL Kent....llil 04 10 ?!►1 Om SteArx.. 251 !Us to 181 04 RAW lIDES. Rest Ileifer• :n u% Steer% (pe► Ordinary.. 24 041 ill 2. 2 t sloite).. 2. ":3 Iso 311 Od Market Calf _O4 to 7....;,,1. Nllol.lling , '2- 4.1 to 2s 6d Eug. Horse As 0.110 9+ 6ill Y AND STRAW. WHITPOIAPPT.. y a y.„4/ 111• 0.1 to bl 12. Ad 51 14 ,,, .2/ 2. 41,1 toll by Clover dl 010.1 to 7/ 10. 0,1 F HOPS. ti W POCK ETS . 261 l' to )1I Ili Ssiv , f4 X 26/ IN to 201 10. Eswx 271 Os 141 JOl Ifs Farnham WV Os to :MI O. FROM SATURDAY NIGII7 , s GAZETTE. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZP-SIONEY ..... The land forces under the etnninand or the ftnzlit Ilioniunthle Lord %V. C. Ilenfuok, for . the . pi me of the feetre.s nfAutronn, in April, 1E:14, no the 341 and 4th of Fclownry, to the Oaken. n u t Staff, and the 21 and ri2d teeiuo•nt• on The sth, to the royal artillery, en.,ti neet,, nod arthehnsenigi 1 henruf. Ilse Greek Ilcht Infantry,i4orl Calabria. fiee eorpm ; runt the 6th. 10 the 3t, tiet, awl Mth Wl:thous King's German I.rgurst ; nod ever .nereeaist Turiotty, e.li.e.they, .).'"otd Friday,l4.lil '241 Nay ' nem. to 11r.• / Mire of NI gnat a.'t hum:mosey and Di nee, Nu. T 2, Nurfulk-airtet,Straind. DlykfiEN.Ds. . . . Fi h. If. I ). Patel, of Ernst Ainglseid!r-street, Loudon, tail chant, at twelve, at Guildhall. Feb. ld, W. Crowther, jun. arid, C..lPappr, of Cliarle*Atreet, Middle*ct-Dospital, Middlesex, coach-makers, at thrive, at G 4144414 1011014M1. Feb. 14. J. Bradbury, now or late of Chatham, Kent, cabi art-makeri at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. Feb. 14. S. Matthew*, of 11.44clitri•-hixliway, Middlesex, d i aller, at eleven, at 'Loudon. nip. 14. 1. Ytrouilintii, of Ausliu-6ian , bilidou, merchant, at iris, at Guildhall. . . . . • Feb. 1 1. . J. Maris*. lutcuf Bristol, grocer, at revive, at the Rummer I'm,. ru, Briatirt. Feb. 21. T. Holmium and J. Stead, 110 W ur Irtle„ a Dalton, Yolk, clothier*, at ticveu, at the Bust and Crowu, Hurl iler*tield, York. • Feb. 19. J. Roiley, of &ikon-le-Moor*, Lancaster, *salon ntaithfacturer, ot eleven, at the Dolluti-h- Moong. J•• Ed% 17. J. Boliimon, of Nevrensile , spun-Tyne, grucer, at ClA.lfell al ae i;rt.rge fun, Nfiwc.swir-upou-T)rie.. .-- - - •Feb. 21. W. Tlensison, of Serle.siecei,, Nlaltilesex, Wier:her, at elt•vclt, •l thobiliall, London. Feb. 27.• Er 8.:141...1iaw, .1. Frialvoir, and D. fitly, of Mn liorve-suslhocis, at twelve, at the bite Mar too, Manche-oer. Feb. 17. J. Cline!, of tiilarr-oine-viierl, 11.4: 1 y, York, no r. chant, at Eleven, at the Coort-house, IL. efts. Pt 1 t J. D. Ettllkli, ..f •c•h maker, at one, HI GniltlhNll, I within. Feb 14. J. V. Co. pe•r, hill' of Old ihtlßll-1114 . 111, 11041011, 1/111 111/W of 1/411/11/11, Aliddlewx, wust-uiettbspit, at Ito, at Guildhall, I.4iiitlint. Jan. 31. I'. I.a•is, London, merchant, at eleven, at (;ml,lliall. • • • • Feb. 14 A. Lee, of Wakefield, Turk, inediller, , at ten, at theildlsall, Landon. Feb. 14. D. A T. Yonnr, and W. W. Ab'toit, of {Ypter• Zane, Fleet-strtrt, Loudoc, carpenters, at teu, at Guild. Feb. 14. T. nevi,, of Cmobri.lx... lacc-atakei, 'at eleven, at the Man Noll Inn, raioliretlet.__ _ _ Feb. 14. .1. AshLey, of l.,asu•aJ, Hertf n •J, farmer, at unP, al Curl4,ll, I. lun. . , Feb. 24. IL Wiblierley, of Liverpool, liositr, at eleven, at the Gros v:e • lino Liverpool. Feb 17. J. H. , Cl/Isitake . r, of Maneb, , ster, calico-gleakr, at eleveo, at the Palace Imo, blwurhoatcr. Feb. 18. C. Beietou, of Birmingham, money-sctivener, at twelve, al the Swau Hotel, Idirmi Feb. 10. J. Ward, of Sealcoater, Ymk, ont reliant, at twelve, at the Dog Bad Duck toward, Kiag4troultima-flall. Feb.l4. W. Rarkitt, of Throgmorlowateert, and AIiddIVSCX, *tot lv-bruktr, at iwt at G..iitlball,Loodoo. Feb. 14. J., D.;t4ett, of Shoreditch, Aii.ldlciez ~. liucu•dralsu, at uses at Guildhall, London. CERTlFlCATEB.—Fratatruir 14 G. Hording, J. flassall, a n d T. Ov. root, o f Liv er p oo l, brewers—W. Rowntrer, 4 , f Newt:node, Siorkr.- urn, of Arnett-Oak% Knot, itiokeconr.—W. Protium, of ‘Vool.. obit, Knot, baker —A. Aaron, of *Plyousatile- Bork. Drron, eievraenoth,—T. llifidlr, of Blackburn, 11...Throster, grocer.— A. Brew stud M. Brew. of Gtolaltnita and Cantlierwt Sur rey, eroilliorre.—J Cole, of I'lynnost Is, rope.inaker. , 44-I'. ad dell, of Bon-bloc, Luotlon, aar4 . 144444.enian.—8. S t iree,• of John.streti, tiollboru, muury•acri►etier. We have to record a fatal and melancholy acci dent which happened thi. afternoon, between the hours of four and live u'v:lock, on the vier Tlwrne•. near EgJuno: Futir itivo, who were employed in liAlasting gravel, by the contractors for ,the con. stroction of a new lock at Bell %Weir, overloaded their hoar, so that it swamped, and immetlimily sunk. 0,.e evcaped ; hut the other three, of the names of EVANs. 0300101 K, and CouPER, were drowta iriuelsor Puptr.) micrils, On Mototty, the 12th instant, the lately of Viscount Here rm.!, of a goo. _ th, 1 ;0 ,1, i n upp ir Grorrenor street, the LaJy of Ow Hun. H. tarry HentotH,(.l a danbter. DEATH. On the Rib ult. an board Ow ladinu, Biros Frederic de am, eI,M xt ion tot the lilt (;eneotl . de lb-dint:mit. ttttt ntititliot or iionooro i mod cAionolookr or She Itioyil Oilier W . ! de Getelphs. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT *LONININ 13111DGE.. Alsesiag /7 after S. I Errnitig 3S aft. sr 5. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 per Ct. Red... 7901,4 India Houck .106 107 pr. 3 per Ct. Cont. 79 7$A Ex. Hills. 2... 18 19 vr. 7(J 7S Ditto, .4..q2 eli ‘2•2 Pr. 4 per IL e5it....97:-; 9811 loltery tit-kris.. 19/. 111%. 5 par Ct. N. Am,... 104 Cults. for Arc. 79 . 1- 7:31::. 1031 104 79Z 79g Mink L. Auu. 20 9•161 riIHE Case or is Prrsou who ha+ been trouble(' 1 with • srZUCTtRE for noway& of twenty yais. an d i s ma d ! , to v o uch for the Roth' silkily to any Genii,- man who may wish to be satisfied in reaptet of the following srentint _ _ • _ To Mr. LYNCH', SS. Dttllte.st mg, St. Jatort.**.rgiogre Si kb* , 1114 , 1.111 11 1t and iihstett.te Si ie ture of the Urethra for upwards of twenty yt at-s, and for Ito last twelve years have lira under the rre of the most emi nent of the Facally, it ithont receiving any permatia nl reins. I was advised by *mew to go into tlw Hospital, and try the present regimen its caws of Stricture, which I ikclined, lIIC Io Illy nee, whirls was at that time 48, and feeling confident th.it I bad sod stectivb to un d ergo Bu y rioleat operation, I gave tip the ides. The :aid person to wbone applied at a t ~.?1 minus iii Stlfie (oll , Wilt' told tor that he could give nu it lief, but ails Wed MC to apply to plllllll who al tidied e sitiphunt alone. One day rcadiug your Advertisement iii the Papers, 1 a..pditd to you for re lief. Afier being tooter tour easy for 2O wit ks, 1 obtain:4 a complete cure. I tin .f,r. of age, soul aide to follow my employment my , ircligili ul bud is &limited, and I can v: it and dank with a true appetite. I an. ready to give fin. flier pathruhus to .toy person reuniting it, sal of glimlla'le for your Lied attention, whivhl shall able. seknoal alp and fit the litnetit of bomb-sits labouring motet the Nl.' dreadful 111:11 , 14 being perfectly satisfied that by yl.Ol tootle of ticatitivial sorb complaiiiss may be entirety anon hulloed. 1 remain, Sir, iyor giatt.ftslauLl übc LI., SI swing_ J. CHAPMAN :4, dower-strect, Bedfurd.squnre. Lt/N DION : I•riated and Pah:to/KA at the Oltre. Pa) i Strand; "there "diotettttentents ere reenred. and Le.i. (pest raid) *isi ha adniert , -4-1: Sit 1 I ti. N Centre% ha, Pointer—) TA ti fl E. No Ihsblithet. • wi Pr 34 Essi ow