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NEW NAVAL ItENDEZPVCS. The visit of Earl St. Vincent and Mr. Tucker last week to Penzance, with the declared intention of proceeding to Scilly, was naturally connected wilt Mr. Tucker's Report ou the Annals of St. Mary's Sound to become a Naval Rendezvous. but though Captain Maltelw offered the Noble Admiral a passage over in the RAin frigate. his Lordship went no farther thau Penzance ; and, after visiting Wylie Copper-house sod a few other objects of curiosity. returned by the South road into Devonshire. The ►umour that his Lordship 11%.4 purchased from the Doke of Leeds. the base by which his Grace holds .b: Scilly Islands. either for himself or a friend, we lave reason to believe. is not title. We have also good reason for thinking that Earl St. Vincent agrees in opinion with massy others of our Ana naval characters, that there is no place. short of Ireland, so well adapted as Ful. mouth, to become the rendezvous of the right wine or advanced guard of the British Navy : and we do not speak unadvisedly when we say, that Falmouth must at last be the place. Since writing the above, we have been informed frees a respectable quarter, that two Corethipt are now loading at Plymouth for Falmouth, with 1,1114 t% C. 11111... &c. for first and seeond-►ate l'atactuth Paper.) MONUMENT ON Loll!) NELsO.V. AT GUILDHALL. 'Tit tribute of the City of London is now exe cuted iii marble, in the noble Hall, mud placed to correspond with that of Lard Chatham. At the top of a pyramid or obelisk, the name of Nel.uu is inscribed within a wreath cf oak ; and very properly, as alluding to his great patriotism : beneath, the names of his most famous achieve ment. are recorded by the City of London, who, with the mural crown on her head, has just put the la-t letter to the word " Trafalgar". Ou the left baud of the beholder, Uncoiling, surrounded with her usual attributes, is representid sotto* and worldly muling upon a medallion, beariug the likeness and name of the departed hero. On the foregromiti, a gigantic figure of Neptune, lying &wit, the right hand elevated, and in the attitude of sudden astonishment, seems to witness, at a di.. twice, the glorious, but dearly-bought, victory, which closed the woutlerful career of Lord Nelson. On the basis of the Cenotaph, between two small niches. each containing, in demi-Micro, the figure of a Sailor, of excellent workmanship, is a tablet ready to.recove the inscription; and under, in a bold and well-executed has-relief, the Battle of Trafalgar. The accompaniments are so aptly dis posed, and so appropriate, that the whole can justly beast of a nohle and elegant appearance. The reclining statue of Neptune is beautifully and cirtairsilly executed ; his attitude easy, and truly exoressive of surprise and derply.felt concern: it breathes the antique throughoulgrOClP, plieity, end strength, unite in the anatomical cOni po.ition of the body ; and the sullen majesty of bin henos rec a ll s to our mind the Iforrolslaa inarey4or of titita‘ r, loaf he spirentia rigiso" of Yirg I. Yet, after all, this fieure remains unconnected with the met, and, as if placed there merely for • tempo ral exhibition, seems to await the order of its re. Britannia and her noble Lion tin great credit to the emineut artist for truth and purity of execution; but her attitude offers molting new— 'Bottling striking. As for the City of London, the attitude is stiff and awkward, and the position oli o:weaved and ill-chosen. She stands erect on tip tot., to reach the last letter of " Trafalgar." How did she, then, write the other words above? How ever. thus is trifling: but the most übooxious point is, the similarity of tins figure with that on the mo nument on the other side. In both it is the saute allegory ; both figures stood on the same side of the group, and both turn, uncivilly, their long backs to the spectators. • At Falkirk Tryst, oil Tuesday last. • large show ; of rattle appeared, and extensive sales were made, at prices much higher than ever kntiwy in that mar ket. Sheep were also in great request, and sold Loin 15 to 20 per cent. higher than the last year.— We understand that • large proportion of the corn ernpobetwixt Edinburgh and Falkirk remain in tt stnnk, Sind that many fields are yet to cut, the late calm and foggy we ether having materially retarded the ripening and winning wine:weer. The crops, in every case, eel considered as fair ones; and, in ou meraus ionanees, as exceeding those obtained on an average of seasnos. %Vithin the last ten tnonths the price of wheat in the London mark• t, which governs the rest of the couistry, has exponent eat a fall of no Ins than S. s. per quarter ! ytt, notwithstanding this asto melting deelme, it is a fact no less strange than trite, that the prtee of flour, ill this town, has not fallen ~farthing! Surely the Magistrates possess, or ought to prowess, some power of redresaing shameful a grierauce. ft could not exist hut from that system ef coniiiitiatioo. which, lipreading into every deportment of trade, is now doing aloft to rMis the country than all the e flttrts of out ex. 'cruel erectors have ever been able to effect.— / Liverpool eldrertiser.) Ou Friday night, as some fellows were attempt. iug to break into it house in Aldermenbury, the son of the Beadle of the Perish, named Etnatonst, attempted to ercure them, when one of the ruffians struck him a an instrument which knocked out one of his eyes, mul otherwise wouudeti him so se• verely that his recovery is despaired of. A tociners.—A coninrynian from the wilds of Cumberland, several years mg., came to Londoes on stone business respecting his um le's affairs, who had died intestate, and hail left two youngtebildren without • guardian or executor. Before departing from home the mall had got advice as to the mode of conducting hisaselr, but not bring much versed in the technical lore of the Inns of Court, had pub . entitled in his mind expressions more familiar. On knocking at the door of the Civilian to whom he had been recount:eroded, the gentleman himself earn, to admit bins; when the Cumbrian acemteri 'him as follows :-." Pray, Sir, does there a earl cil iate live here?"--.. Whet!" sat • the other," do you come to moult mer—r• live, Mar," said the country man, " I canoe on purport ; my uncle is dead de• te, , rd ; he his left two young infide/s. and I am come to see if t can be their etrecraiener.. PO tJri. MAllatert-libint, eV. 15. ionder Pater, witto Wint•rmeat au taatuimilion nu Weilnes. day list, charged .11iii forgery, was this' ay fully committed. It appeared that the Prisoner had employed a porter, at the Mile Horse, Fetter lane, to present the forrd check at time house of B)kcs, Suaith, and Cu., Mataion-House street. The cheek was for toot. its. and drawn its the names of Stokes and llochun, also kept rash at Meters. Sikes and Cols. The foliery was that-or...cm Ow moment 'lie elietic Was presci.l'eit, and Mr. Sykes called in the assistance of Mr. ?Solder, the City Marshal, who accorusauted the porter to the White Horse, where he pointed Oat the Prisoner as has, lug engaged him to procure rash for the cheek. Mr. Sykes attended, and premed the presentation ; and Mr. Stokes de posed as to the viguature of the cheek baring been forged. The young !man did not advance any thipg in his &fem., ; be smeared very much cast down, and Scarcely raised his bead during the examivatlon. mutt:MALL, OCT. 15. Mesas Smith, remanded on Saturday, was again Nronght up.--Newle, a 'itride of St. Sepulchre's parish, Mated, that be met the Priamier between six and seven o'clock no Friday night. in Smithfield, carrOug two small kegs conctshil in his apron. He slopped him, as he hail s suspicions appear ance, and demanded what be bad got Irs his shot ? The Primmer told him it was spirits, which he was taking to a Mrs. Hamilton, on hatfrou.bill, by direction of a person in Tottenham-conrt.roail. Neale inquired whether he ha.l a permit ? To which the Prisoner answered he had not. The patrole then said, that he must Ito along with hint to she person from whom he had received the spirits; which he eornwnled to do—but lilies they were on the road thither, the Prisoner suddenly stopped, sod said lie would go uu far. thee. He was then taken to the watch.house. Neale made inquiries, in the iuterneethase of persons who were is the habit of making kegs. and h on, one of nose be received directions which enabled him in tesre the property to the carman of Messrs. Hensley and Smith, of Gravel-Isue,Soutbr week. The carman attended, and J, that he had received • load of paint, on Friday, to take to his master's premises, among which there were ten smell kegs bill of yellow maim r siwilar in size to those produced When lie unloaded the emit, he missed two of those kegs He could not positively swear to the kegs produced ; he could, however, swear that he had lost two, Atli of yellow paint—mud, as he had sees them weighed, he could speak also to that fact. The Prisoner was remanded till to-morrow. Jab, Ca/logkau was brought ep by Neale, the patraile, fur the purpose of giving an account of a quantity of lead, which was Word is his possession on Saturday night. It appeared, that Neale observed the Prisoner, at half-past six o'clock, is Westatieet,Smithfit Id, with • large piece of leaden pipe i• his hand, which lie said he hail Amid. _ - - The Prisoner's master MtenJrd , sod stated, that he bad been in his employ for six mouths, as a labourer. He was sure the trade's pipe bad not bees stolen froin bins, as it ape p end to ha part of the pipe laid by the Water Company its the street, and not belouging to a M e ese. The Primer stated, that lie fouled the pipe in the street. -o•rtai so person appeared to speak to dm property, the PA. sonar was disehas gad, and the kid giveu to the /whole, Ea ti reward for ha vigilance. Heide also brought up • warmed of the name of Newer:74 wham la• had detected with a quantity of pewter is a bag. The pewter appeared to hare been melted into pinks, in a frying-pau, with the exception of one piece, 'hide appealed to have been • pint pot, hut hail been very much battered. " R. Savage, Crown, Bmiugliall.strect," was, however, still legible.—Mr. Savage, who keeps the above public-10am, attended, bet he could not identify the property. Mrs. Newsome stated, that her husband mss a pewterer by trade, and hail brought wills him the memo fruits whom he bought the buttered put. Mr. Newman, its slicer to an observation of Alderman who espreased sonic surprise at persona porehnsing pewter melted its such a suspicions manner, slated, that the Sr-t pewterer, in !Arndt's' were in the habit of buying it in the vie y same state. Alderman Sorrat remarked, that perhaps such millet be the cue, but if it were, it ri fleeted very little ciedit on those who embarked is teeth a traffic. Publicans, he was sure, would not tom ascii a 'pew ity of Insets an they did, if this sort of facility was Out gives; foe the iii,putai of the stolen prv pert!• The prison from whom Mr. Nti , Mall purchased the pewter, cause /inward and stated, that he had bought it foam • dustmen., who way in tie habit of supplying him with rat a. itemaste so profit by the purchase, as hr rewired fur the pewter no MOM then site per lb. which In had paid fur it. To explain this seeming contra Metiers, he observed, that pople in hip line of business sere f equently obliged to buy articles-by whirl they absolutely sustained a hiss, is order to Indere destines :o u t others to supply them with rap, by which they made • moat. Midi myths. tun Hated, that be wontd dismiss the par. Ik,. At the came time he most ohtettc, that cuasiderable suspicion rested sninewhere ' but lie would oat say where. The person who sold the pewter to Mr. Newman said, that if any suspicion alliwiseel to him, he was ready to being forward the person from whims be had tereiveil Ilse muddl ed rut put, and who, of comae, most answer how he came yin. MARLSOILVVfiII . RAPE. A charge was male at this Office on Saturday, by a trades. taws wife, of Si. Anne's Finish, against another trsdesmou, kr commit ting s ripe sm her gems. The Prosecutrix stated, that the Primmer *Awed her Ws bast house, and violated bee penon against her will, although she made every resist. 'nee. It turned out, ►owever, that the Cumplainaat had rare her paramour in the street, on a certain evening, ■ntl she agreed to see him spits another evening ; iind it was on the evening when s►e so amv.eJ to wet hunt, tinit he accom panied ber hew. The Magistrate dismissed the sumplisint. 13c lnaltv.—Tlie house of Mr. tvtca, Gentleman of fortune s in Park-tort:et, was broken into before the setting of the watch, on Sunday night, and several articles were Iltolen therefrom. The family are in the country, rod t he h ouse was left in the care of two inaid-,ervant., rote of whom was out at the lime of two robbery, a n d the other alarmed the thieveg, afo r they bail been in the house half an hour, and they made th, it escape oat at the front door, which they had opeued with • f+lu key. 011 Tuesday, as several Wilier' belonging to tl e Lewes Barracks were atealing porstoesou the estate of Tovtitr, Earl. of Lao 'port, one of them was shot, and soon afterwards expired. The Jury, after a long delilieratiou s returned • verdict of Accidenial homicide. The verdict et the Coroner's Jury. on the Inqiust bolero the body of the soldier lately killed at the di*. in the Isle of Wight, is—Wiffril Murder by sow petsms wokaorcs. Tu'esday morning last, as two young ladies, daughters of Dr. ONunavi it, of Cork, were bat hiag ■t the usual place near the Mardyke. one of them isicautiouidy vinituriug beyond her depth, and the other endeavouring to afford her assistance, both were carried down the stream, and in imminent danger of drowning, when two young gentlemen, of the names of Ftanasusa ■nd SUGRUR, who had also been bathing higher up the river, hearing the alarm of the attendants, and perceiving the ex treme danger of the ladies, suddenly plunged into the tire►, and succeeded by swimming outside to posh them Mt. Shallow water, thereby rescuing than from their perilous situation. A live cat wal thrown in at the window of the Sy nagogue at Sheerness, a few days ago, during the time of service, which alarmed The congregation an much, that they fled in all directions frosts the place. A reward of twenty guinea, Irll4 immPilia e ly offered-for the apprelsen-iou of the °feeder. COP r- I: tC li r. lu one particular this country has lost most ma. terially by the Act of Legislative „einem, and in proportion to that loss. America has gained. We allude to the statute which extended-aright in lite tary property to irelaitd. and prohibited printing in this ci.untry *My new work oti g inating in Eti‘T land, without leave (runt the author; or, if he had told his ocipy-righti,:prruthosio r n from the poircha.er. Petnsious to this statute, t ,thAlrsish lsobkseller printed, end exported to America, topiti of English books, ihittted in Irelwahl, to the amount of twenty thou distil' pounds ; but when the United PAM meet prohibited the future printing of new Eng lish books in Ire' ti America I t sen_ to Ireland w.se.y for printers, and now carries on a eery considera ble trade, not only for hence markets, but for equiv. tution to the West lothe% and tither places. Byrne, who formerly lived in Grafton-street, but who was !banished to America at the special instance of Chancellor Lord Clare, has printed a beautiful edition of Veury's Reports, of Diunford and East, of the Rules of Evidence on Pleas of the Crown, &c. and has at press all the me lent Reporters, Poems Belles Lewes, tac.—/Dahlia Paper.) SPOITINU INTELIJGBNCE. CALEDONIAN, DUMFRIES, AND GALLOWAY MEETING. IIIOND•V, OCTOBER 11. The King's Purse of loop. fur homes, kc. carrying mt. Dour-smile boats Mr. RaiHies b. h. litnirtuit;k, ti yrs. ulrl Mr. Cussiug's b. Is. Silvio , ti yrs ul4 3 to I im *Rio. Sweepstakes of deign. each. for three•year olds 7.1 71b. and four Ycurah4 est alb Two miles. Oa Subscribers ) Mr. Bonnie's b. f Prochme, a yrs. 01d.... Mr. illutitgutoery's b c. Hover, 4 yrs. old Mr. Graham's b. f. Mrs Frigid, a yrs DM 3 Lord Egliuton's ch. f. Bit of Tartan, 4 yrs. old uto I no Rover. %Vim very easy. Mulch (or songs. Two miles. Lord Ntontgooserie's lir. cult, by IT.ity, Nat :Ib. Sir C. Douglas's Palafos, by Delpioi But. alb. %Yon by • head. A great number of horses, Ike. bare bcco cotrred fur the remainder or the week. Among the strangers sad gentlemen connected with the Caleduiiiaa Haut already arrived are—Lord Elphinstune, Sir 1). 11 !Hair, Coluuel Blair, Mr. Walls"-, o' Eds. R. A Os wald, Esq. Mr. 31'Queeu, of Brasfield, Mr. Boswell, Kir Charles Douglas, Mr Murray, of Broughton, Captain Hope, M. P. and Mr. Graham, of Ciartmore. XICHMOND - TICTIO•T, OCT. 9. Fifty Pounds foulbrce and four-years old Celts grad bilks. Two intik beat.. Sir H.T. Tone's boy colt, by Shut*, 3 yrs. old, fist. 71b. Lord notwbil's boy cult, by I.'Orieut, • yrs. old, 4144 :ab. 3 2 Mr. Hewett's b. f. lady Esw, • pa old, e5t. .... 3 ti'to 4, sod ones the beat 3 S. 1, as the wiser. Woe rerymery. 111110%711:1•1 *CT. 10. • Sweepstakes of top. each, for Here-years old (nits est. 21b. Allies sate Owe round the Course. (it Subscribers ) Sir J. 1.4w1011•4 b colt Roredine Lord 14 shost's be. eby Don Idaistute I Is 2 to 4ea Hamlin,' ; after Ike dead heat, 6 is 4 ou Lord Milton'. colt. Wi.n easy. The Gold Cop, valor tangs. fi , r all ages. row miles. Lord Derlingtmes b. c. Troplionins, yre eld, Get. tolb. I Duke of Leeds's alowbray, 5 yrs old, set. 71b. Slr.Slw.ftu's►. h. Whitworth,. yrs. old, est. 71b. (bruits down) 7to a against lVbitvourtli. WOO easy. Sweepstakes of 794 each, fur hunters. Twice reasil lb. C 0.,... (e Subeeribers.) Mr Loßm's lw. iss Spitting, 6 yrs. old, I mt. Als 1 Mr. Allan's b. g. Clemby, aged, last Mr. E. Hartley 's chem. grid. by Aessis, 6 yea oW, test 3 7 to 4ow Spitfire. A Sae race, and woe by balls length. 0 .• fly consent of the Steward and Subseribere, tier above Stakes were, an fur on Wednesday bateau of TborsiLsy. mu ossae, OCT. 11 Sweepstakrs of tugs rich, with sot. added, for all ages. Thremmile hews. (7 Subweribers ) Lord b roll, Tropliernms, 9 yrs old, 7se. Lorit 14 Interstate, a yrs NI, est 3 it MP. lall•COSObell Laurel-Leaf, S yra, ttt. alb w a S 10 4 against laurel. leaf, 7 to 4 and a to I spiel* Teo phonons, 111141 4to 1 against M'lnteisuse; after t h e hest, dto • Troplw . Won easy. Moil of Ilse above Hares were well contested, earwig by the .fisehies in an excellent style. The Assemblies and • IC. were micelles* mid ail attended. Among the compa ny at the Meeting, xi re ibe followin4: The Duke of I.reoli , Lord Darlolooss ; Lord Daudet ; lord Holton ; fir John I.aweou ; Sir William Gerard; Mr. Raker; Mr. Pierer ; Ho.. G. Munson; Mr. It. W. pi..ese ; HMI. T. Hondas ; Mr. Treacher ; Mr. Durrett ; Mr. Dell : Mr. Morley ; Mr. lanky ; Mr. Sballo ; How. W. boa ; Mr Jodie; Mr. Br. heath, Lc. kc. George l'reachcr aid Samuel Barrett, Ewys. are appoint ed Stewards ex 101 1. STAFFORD I ACES.—Suncludell ) TiIt:RODS if, OCT. A Handicap Sweepstalrs, asp. rtarh, with ant. totaled by the tams—The best of Harm heals, twice round the course, sad hi started thr distance Major Irigait's Yee*, • yrs ukl, est slh. Mr. keen', Paramla, • yrs old, 7.t twl4 T. Gaud, jam Easels. Ranger, ta yrs. old, sat. td. i 5 j Lord Haftwat's 11.ithr Preatun, • yrs old, 7M. 711. 4 a dr. 111 , SOO b'a ParIiIIMISI 4 )1.4. old, 7st. Ne Tcrrett's Lomita /dada, 3 yrs. tlast. SM. II dr. Mr. Nichol's eb c. 4 yrs. oh*, a feather dr. Lar al Criclarrd'a Vscturta, 6 yrs. gart. 14tb. Mir It Mmelte's Disehess, 4 yrs. wt. elle. Mr. Carter's b. v. by Lips. Vita, a • rm. sid, fist. 3Ib. Them Races were alienated by an samsalad .amber of dis tinniahrd families, among which we eetteed the Duke and 111117114.1111 ut Reanfurt, Lonl and Lady Elawwwwby, Lord anal Lady A.M410, Lord Bentinck, Lori Talbot, the Honourable E. Mouthing' sad family, Mr. fi a oil and family, hr. he. An nnlucky circumstance happened to Captain W—e. yesterday. The Captain had charged his valet with robbing him; and the Prisoner was com mitted. On the Ca:uam leaving the Office, he was pursued by a Sheriffs Officer and follower, and ar rested for • great sum. Whilst In the Office. Capt. W. had another troublesome customer, in an ay commtelating French but, who demanded the per. son of the bailiff's Piimart, he having justified for hint, and not having any great confidence iu him ; but the Bailiff took off his prize. On Sunday senniglot, WlLLteet WEBOTISR, • ruing noon on the service of WALTER SIIV.1111•, Req. of Bunobriolge, being in • frenzy fever, got to the window of his sotEment, in the absence: of idle .person appointed to attend hian, threw, up the sash, mad jnmped out, at the height of fifty-foist feet from the ground. fie abghtesl on his f et, on a gravel walk, and, wont - Irani to relate, had not • i hone broken, but was meet dreadfully shaken. Ile was conveyed t o hi s tied, where hi-languished ti.l Tuesday mowing, cud then expired. --- - F T: • PAT . A ". L I . Alzi.f,i t • ...__ •r...rc E . F 01.141,1 01 v it Sailed the Deemed d sloo p of 4it .' " t • " 1 .1 1 e 0 Il i ,. ti ere)i iivrii Sailed the S c y// d In the \‘',..i,,, ' ~,I .... ,` . •"*".----- g eau-brag with a voice f u r I,,„ ri on i: ' '0r . .1 at YALutmvii LI Arrived the ,Harlin sloop u s ',:` , l* I ""'.--'--- ward; and the Henry, 1 1 to w ar ("--- ' " e e r ' el , urn, b ound I. ..... I. tutitla. belt' .01 1 S iilett Hie Defence 'o join th e : 74 I" °47. I Sea. oft h Itesuoia 11. s Al ,jo,sy ..a , i - ' 1 polo , . .' s " list lest. ,tit LI XidiiliE /W. ; lit . - _ th iri • CORN EXCRANGP., fl ea i l' - ' Clltii ENT PRICE OF GRAli t ' ITheat :441. iis. gas 1k...,. ' Fine ditto ..... • • Pus. 9.i." Iwk till; *** ''''' ... all I Rya (new) Sus sas Outs .......... tos 14. Overt I Barley 'ti.. sus 1 puu..,d ,tell,, ..:, , lMealhitte .ca,s_ Peas taspeet t -or'. • 564. Re 6 tairs " I, Potato, ............ .IL b'lltrT':weilgd : NlN: 745. Sas i Potat drogu„,„.."' yi,. Cis ' (boilers) i t Grey Peat.. 4611 538 Secoutla..... .•' VIRRIDGIL Wheat, per Istisd. VIII ...4. is vs . um. Barley, per quarter 3Ss. ....t. le 4 " . _, 'Tam' --", Dois Beans 46 mod. to gd s .:: i i,..., Old Ditto •••••• das .- 4 , 4 . Peas Rehm' --- (V pi M ilssir- . ; :wk a nib it5u .. .......... 0. 4 5e5e 55. 69. ... 71111 . 1 41 71 . , :0 , 11 1 iiisitisr:....-C1514.401.1.1 -1 ( 4 p : 6" : 17 11i i iwi 1 ei n , 1 :5 i a.p t .'4: 5 ti : fue1 .. ....... * . ! 41. ... 1 : 6 .. 16 .. .. e ... . 16 .. ....... 1 1 . -4:11 .......... ' .. . " 1...! D.,, : , : , 111 Veal I) , IIIAY-SIARIET. ak ISt May ...... •.. al. OS. 11d. to pl. e g s o ow 1 Straw..... ..41. 14S. 0/1. to 31. 31 M. DRWOATE ADD LEADENPIALL Miliiita. % ri ‘ie I „,k, Ali Clover 6l. tars. od. i• 9 , . w e ~4 3 itor. (Hy the Carcass) ~,- '‘‘:**. OW Se. *I. leti its. mt I Veal 46, 31.1, fi, "'" '- Mokpo 41. sal o lie se. 04 I Pork se. 1. I. 7 . To a PM( Of MAY AND STRAW YEtTlAnity mr.e•llliaell. 11/1111111*P11 I Alai Ilay al. t 05.04.14.91 Ist od. Hay 61. 0 , I . ~,' C "'" Mr 3 ,, Straw, al. cs.od. goal. U. od. New, of o , 1 ,, :4 Spark I Clore', SI es 1. 1 .4 i Bland raw, ...il tar u . -0 • - po To-1 RAW HtLIES. Rest Heifers awl Steers (pe r Ordinary tr. 1.1.1 t o y L Morse) us. al. to 3a. tut. Market Cur is.. 04 1 iliddhop es sd. lots. W. Eug.lfurse 13,4,4 to, :‘ 1 SikeOshOgs - - - - as. od. to vs. rid Xi. PRICE OF TALLOW. St. lama's Market IS !PI ' TowitTalinr 71i 64 - Tm. Clare Market 4. tit I Yellow Russia 7.:,4 -a dodo Whiteekapel Market as Id White ibis... 6s. 4.1... i %did per st. of alb. -- Soap dote .... 661 04 ..is gistri Its Sil Melting Stair sr. (14 .4 %CM 1 . 11/474,111.... 44 11d Ditto rough as s Is .., N.' Glares ... ....... dr potoi Good Drem 10 Yellow Soap, nao-Miotled i.tos--Cord, mot 'fill Price of Candles, per doses, ils od--Moulds, IAM L al COAL MARK ET, Orr. IS. 41/4 E Ships. Ships sold. Pre ICA I 431 Newcastle Coal .. ....3Gi ...... t9s. 64. to lin 61 sdoot 3 Sutolmlapd I Cinders 0...... - nd t. , .• 4". OW . It is well known that dietness are inure a . .. Err y .1- 41111. Uinta in Scotland than in this lurk of the 01411 g iat „ The sentence of the Commissary Court of Edi - eta burgh is as effectual se an Act of P.rhatrient, c O Po , Tbe plelely dissolving tot-1, marriage in cot of aitutte as s and leaving the parties at liberty vi marry reamon Tors. the exception that the g Nihy petty cannot wetly I id,. neenntuur, if it *hall appear front the vr.clairliii sak who lite paremou r will; but this ill easily trod. hails Where a tuarrieve b t teen the gladly pair is in tit and the person suing kite divorce ha* co olijeclion, I. li d concealing she sonar. Nothing is mare coma" hat i i Scotland Mou the wife bring the partv enrolawth ern toga her htralo.iiir. infidid O ily. Lord P. D ' a wry Pre I'. sod Lindy A. W. h ire all by pare armlet,: t dir nit their residence lately in Scotian.'. I.:iily I'. h. It, taken the opportunity of comment - in; a .ii it lot kat • cisorce (tomher Lord. end it Iv oude.ste M as noon as it te , msimatev, that she is to 'warty Ili kat Duke of A. arnd that Lord I'. it to noviy I. 1I! i Such is the coastneon of • jin an. t.• Se i Watering Place I S talk of Brighton or M iresi C nt l indeed ! What ere they to P.irto B-lli or Par Pam Ittni he td ? A fashionable Lady bat Got itig senor Pad tin than bike a tiip with tier huslrtud to Poi h Bello (the bt monist! bathi n g C nage lie , r rti owe hiti l cll), a here, by a domicile of we week-. ore 'lathe. it Scof.4oontesn. She ht. then only to CI al that her husband has cominited a fau.r pat. 6 W lie may hove the era te desasion t.. mit ...... li dr, rt t 1 1,, envy tin the same by her, and Ili , pohrr 1 ,11 " lori I forthwith (lieu, for-4.-110.v •till-,t our ono 1 )oC'brS 11611 ' (.7011111141114 envy the jurisdiction of the C.. 11 .10 sur Court of Scot liti.d ! hot ' ken. PRICK OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. spier Cent. Reduld 6511 sai r AI 3 per Cent. Cosy & *Ulf sii,.. 4 peg Cent. a per Cent. Nosy .. Lag Anastasio Ominous 0 th India Bonds U CS pram 1., .‘ Esehetiorr Bills English 1.01 trey Tickets Lit Is Ceased, fur Will We n • T. BUSH. Illetelt•Broket. eur. T., 4, Combat. nod 9. Charts( Crim. BIRTHS. Oa Thursday the t ith lust. the Right Hint. Lady Da' let bell, Talbot, of a son. tart (111 the 9th mat at Newbattle Abbey, Scotland, Lldy ill I Harslet Aucraw, of a d a u g ht e r. Al , . DEATHS. t e rn On Thursday last, at Llinvointlian, Capligasshite, Jabs , o! a Thoniaa, Eaq, Admiral of the White. lath On Tuesday last, at her Mouse at Old Brionplos, Mil In v Naylor, relict of Col. Naylor, aged 76. 4 44 Oa Wediserlay moraine, the tufted bOll of the Hon. F,17. Scal toy staahope, ut flans-place, free At hie seat, at Maidenhead beide, Berk., on the sib iii:it my universally beloved, respeoled, arid Worsted, Sir 110. c hi' 4r. Cock, knight, of • disease., action of she heart. 4 , 1, At Blackheath, ow the tith slid. William Charchill Lawrir, ~.., only sou of Peter Lawrie, Rm. Col ..----- - -- - - - HIGH WATER. THIS DAT. AT LONDON BRIDOS• i f sown. i 1 mils. Mks • -ewes. 31 USN. alter 4. 1...„ -....=4' I LONDON .-Printed sad Published M the Ogee, Na. las h.. arras* i where Advertisements rare remisud. sot Lathes (ctompshl 11111,1 be addressed -eis-siC. SMITH. ........, 14 " • o . l'ailim, Painter.-J. WHITS. Ma. HO? '''''''' 1 POlieher