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I -1., ! r t' w I r i r i t i • • PATRIOTIC FUND % Thorstlay there was a 6C.lletnOteetint of - this, subscribers to this t und, . cot ve4 by public Adis wertisenient. . . Sir FaaNcis Amu N o (the Closinvars) opeossal l business: It wailwail in consequence pi the. setae . ' ey expreowd by a numerous anti most rosltert sftY e Meeting of Nlerchants the CiUte: inittee p.l.E2ctly coincided to the ea' that Meeting, anti at their recommentlatieh thought it proper to convene a Getteriti Meeting of the Suit— seribris. It oar now six years since the public were dist appealed to by the Committee ; and the subscuptiona which had been received at that time eery grfttly surpassed the wannest hopes of those what were the first prontoteni of the Institution. More than 400,9001. had how been received; but, on the other Mind, relief had been afforded to many thousands of wounded and dinililed men, and to the firsoli,s of those who had fallen in the service or their country. As the war was now on land, whore the losses are much greater than in sea fights, ti, • el tom upon the Fund would rousequently be tit Int ore Mere numerous; and as the entire suits tiriviatly sitheeribrd would go no farther than the pr:2s.ent etairt:A 141011 it. it appeared necessary to re pleoi,h the rtnoi, a n d it 2 :ti!, App....1 to the liheru.. lity of the pultiii . e. A Gentlemen of the Commit tee,(.llr. Murryett) prepured to ewe fusty - to theallie tuaoner in which the fund had hitherto been applied. ?dr. M•ItRYATT then ro4e, acid inside u di stiktruirwt of the receipts land o.sbun.emetsts of the FititiL The sum originally rt . by .ttio.eription wee tionieetlitirt inure t h an 38n,0001. to which was to be whiled the interest of the money that had been iinsaited ill the funds, and the profits on stock sold, whirs!), added to the coin originally received, antownted to the total sum of 134,93•21. 16*A. 7d.; which, after deducting the sums voted M rewards, amenities, amt presents, left ■ balance of 93,2311. 5.. bd. Many of the gratuities, however, winch they had voted, had never been claimed, and there would be n considerable profit, if the stock were sold at the preseot price ; so that he calculated the actual h•dance to he about 130,0001. which would, proonibly, be entirety absorbed by the claims that were now expected to he made by the fatmilirs of above 3000 killed and 6000 wounded, including those who had be, is killed mid wounded at the battles of Corwin. and Talavera. lie trusted that the Meeting could perfectly satisfied . with the condo. tit the Committee, iii the adinsuistiiitino of • the food hitherto ; lout as the character of ihe:wite hail changed ill a great meamre, and was taw car- ried on mare by land than by sea, the Committee , thought that new regulations ought to be sclintterl futore, as the clainsents would probably be mores numerous. After iiuttire id' theditferent disourseinents:lieslioulil submit td them some oesol•itions for the furtive maw:gement tsf•the Fund. As to the sum .ri t e..tly to the wound ed and the of thoseerho had fallen, this antouined to shout 230,41001. and was u part of the expenditure about which there could be 01 objec tion. It would appear ley the accounts, that 40,0001 had been given to the Nasal :sod Military Asylum. for which that Society undertook to receive mid educate all the chinireis, of enlist- sex, recur...end ed by the Committee, whore cats could give them any claim nom. the Patriotic Fund. The price of advertising in the public papers anomie; vil to sou leis than I 1.0441. Great as uhur sum was, lie was cosiorioceol, that it not hisiieimitii fi,r the inter est of the Fund to Mete !Well their spraiiag of ex petite on this mu hire'. On the Contrary, the COM. antler received in'sny letters of complaint, if they delayed the asivertiaiiog the jeetopt'brthe smaller sosltscriptions. The inlet of Vie' intuits Toted s. rewards to in , rit i ;aloo4;;ti.ll ill 11WW.Vole'lln 16.0n01., and it would hr rerolletlteti!,Aaf of the resolutions of the migitial stlfactibers; 'that rewards or lionourelole hailgs a shoul d " fie gieen'to distinguished merit. There hittl . iilAir anutiF Intl difference of Oplififfii Upon 1111 C tlOll4 01 this sort; lint hr thought, triitl,Vl'olll•llc6 l cesaity, they must br ilhopeti.ed with in futUre. The clisims of merit alone must yield to merit accom panied by distre.s. Ile omits! here take *cession to NOW. olise, r a tions whiCh had bee.] nude against the instointoon lest, sis interfering with the Legislature. If this hard-nearted doctrine were to prevail, it would go as well to cry dolma oil public eh.irities, or contour benevolence. It might cc well tof :19 4 tofft, that, bef:ause the legislature load estaliii-hid poor's-rates mid workhouses, it was interfering with the Legislature to give any as. sistaime to the pour. Besides the •Ileviation or pri. vide iii.tre.s awl sittlemix, tbe Fend hod been Iwo sloktive of very great puirlic advantage. It was well known, that a great carer of the repognauce of the prim- to let their children go him the •roily or navy, was, that they thought they should thereby, if sissy casualty happened, lose that wenstance from theta in the decline of life, which otherwise they might hare expected. This repugnance was, its a great measure, douraway bythe sums which it•vras kouwu the Patriotic Fund paid to the aged parents of those also fell is the service of their country. Perhaps, at some future period, the Legislature might think it 1•h ;err to adopt such a regulation. There WISSIS SU In sf stout 16.0001. which had been voted to the relief rf Ihitish prisoners on France. This slid not e nure loader tin letter of the original resolutions, hut it 3 , ste within the spirit of them. When Bonaparte reCosed to permit aii accredited agent for English prisoiters to remain to Frew!, or say supplies to be furnished them by the British Goverittneat, many of these prisoners were reduced to the greatest distress; awl the Committee bar) *My givers such relief as amounted to an addition of three-halfpence eolay to the allowance of the aged, the infirm, mid the sick, who were soot able to en- dare suchpriviitions it; th;itio who were in health. Thy had also established an hospital null a school at re-ry depot of prisoners in France. This money hod kern managed with such econoiny •iiil at teution, liy those who ouperintcniled, the distribu tion of it, that he believed more 7,04 . Wsip urrer done at evretise, and that that writ an oNpeii diture ought to Ire cotitiiiii•d. t7lth reSpeet to go! a °moiled, he appre)irudeti that &re must he an alteration ; and that, for th e future, the rellt' (-wild only he given 16 those who were disabled i 6.4 wounds. Those who were wuustriktTAiOttly, or ..Yen orver-1, , would not wiW to be iroidtfor the were pain of their woman .. .l the extreme of the endows awl orph' ans of their companions who had fallen. This alteration he should also propose in tile shape of Resolution. After several general olmilimittons, on the advantages already derived /mirror' appeal to the generosity of the public, he cluiiittpled by moving n Resolution for a similar ap ' Pool On the pr. sear occasion, ns revol 1111011 WIWI seconded by Mr. BON Aa, and us ied iiaminous4y. . The Reteilittionii irertWalWrittrrietl unanimously, as were also Votleolof Thirotrie So the Chairman and to the Committee. ..... Si, FILA BAIIN Had Mr. M ARUM. in the mime of the Committee, returned thank*. An additional what:6olNi then commenced, which, we understand, wiei very considerable. IRELA A D. SCILFAST, AUGUST 19. We are sorry to learn, that a must drradliil and sanguinary conflict took pliire, on Saturday last, between a party of Orangemen and Yeomen, aho were III:M:1111g through Omagh, and the Militia qiiartered there, in which, it was said, live of the Yeomen and Orangemen were killed. Dew( h vents of the 69th and Enniskillen t)ragoous, quar tered litre, marched thither on the following day, to remove peace and gond order, which, we under stand, has been happily effectel, aad the riugleatl era recured.—(Derry Journal.) . , EXECU 170 N OF PATRICK WICKHAM AND SCIANNA:I GRANT. Yesterday se'insight, ttbuot halt' past eleven •'clock, Patrick Wickham, convicted at the late Assize for Warwickshire, of shooting Mr. Arlo, in Jainisry last, mi titank-hill, near arwick, and can of rubbing Mr. Gardner, between 11 arwick and Loimbridge turnpike, and Snsaanah Grant, for har ing in her possession, in Warwick, an edger or in strument for iniuking seven shillings pieces round the edges, were executed over the door of the county gaol. Wickham, although a young man. had been concerned in several roliberies, besides thus* for which he suffered. He had, since condemnation, been penitent and resigned ; and, being a Ruin au Catholic, he WHY attended by a gentleman of that I:ersuasion, whnse spiritual admonitions appeared in hare had their intended influence upon his mind. He did nut make any confession publicly. When he was tied op, and just before the cap was drawn over Isis face, he said—" Gott forgice Prosecutors, for I am innueeat of what I sallir Ar." ickham was ai serjeant in the 103 d foot, and only :el years of age. Susaini:th Grant was far advanced in years. being 64 yeti's of age. She acknowledged that she well knew that base money was concealed is her lOIIS,V, having let nos of her rooms for that express pur pose: but she positively denied having taken any part in the coining of the mody, or that money was ever made in that house. With regard 10 the instrument that was found in her house, she ap prated to have no knowledge of its being there ;. neither, she said, was she aware that the conceal ment of such ma lusttuinent iii her •house was a capital offence. She was penitent, Gun, and col le and confident in the hope of forgiveiw.s. She expressed her warmest gratitude to the Chap lain who attended her, and prayed incessantly. The executioner performed the last sad office, and they were forth launched into eternity, in moves of a lardy concourse of spectators. AMERICA. CANPEN (q. C.). JUNE 4 4 2. On the 9th inst. Loviek Rockell, who hail been comfit-tad as accessary, before the fact, to the mur der of David Minton, was esecuted at this place. Minton was murdered oil the evening of the 13th of April. 190.5.—While sitting at supper with bit sister, and a :Ir. Robertson, in his own house, a gun was discharged through a hole in the hack of the chimney, and two balls entering his back, pus tied through his body, and one of them lodged in lair hand. The assiamins escaped in dark, with out Ileum seen. Lovick Je.Ae "Icy, jun. nadir/lied Jetskies, were immediately suspected and appreltentled.—Jerikis:s made his escape before commitment, and left the state. Ruche/! and Rey were connuitted to Camden gaol. In the fall of Inno, Fief broke gaol, and made hie recap,. Ro che!! remained in 1:moody two terms, and was dis charged for want of proseellOnn.—The evidence of his guilt was stiAM,q, but;foiNirliitt of a principal, the solicitdr could ildt procard"against I • . At the ! Court, iii titivenilier last, Rey wasagain committed for trial at the Ye term, wire a bill of indictment was given nut and found ageing him as prisicip,l, second .degree; and against Rocket! us mixes 'before the fact. Rockell was then attending Court, its a witness for liky, and was immediately arrested. The Prisoners deinunded their trial, which was lied before his Honour J udge Smith, sod lasted three days and part of two night*. On very full and satisfactory. but circumstantial evidence, the Jury returned a verdict of—(silty. hi the course of the trial, die followile; appeared to bt the horrid scheme of murder a hurt, Respell planned, and Flay and Jenkins too radiantly ex- • rented : K..chrll had been sued by Minton, in Charieston, where the cause hail been smile time depeading, and in January, 1803, bad been con tinued, at Klichell's expense, tinder a peremptory rule for total in May • followlng. Rocliell, before leaving Charleston, formed the horrid purpose of aliening the suit, by Militim's death. 11 tin this intent. on his return home, he engaged Flu!, to lire with him, under pretence of acting as his overseer, although lie had one itlrtmly with him, and his working hands did not exceed 20. In the mean time, lie made several attempts to assassinate Miu tnn hiiiiself„ but 'finding him always on his guard, 'hewns obliged to'resort to the assistance of Fley— ' Viet; engaged 'Jenkins, who was a desperate cha racter, to aitrhittif ; aria fliichell engaged to give 'them each I the vonstais.iiin of the mittler. BeforiP . the fiterhight, Hey exaninied the honse,under t Pelvtence ;sflitNiiess, and inide the . 'discoveries neeestriey tO4lllofile them to act with effect and Menrity. On the night of the murder, he conducted Jenkins to the place, who tired the fatal gun. Various exceptions were taken after the trial in favour of the Prisoners; and their ease was again examined at Columhia. before all the Judgeet who were engaged three days hearing arguments for and against theta. Final sentence was titere pronounced, sunlit heir execution fixed fur the 9th of the piesent month. • Great exertions were turde by the family of Rocha for a pardon, hut the (inventor remained itillexilsle. Fur the parilonof Fley, several persons at respectability, influenced by the tears of his wife, and • tertief that he Mal not been present at the murder, and might be made serviceable in procuring the'convertion or Jenkins, signed a petition, which was presented to the !taverner a few days before his execution wa3 to take place. With • due re gard to the.oliti nut of justice, and unwilling that a person having claims to mercy x 11.114141 metier, his Excellency respited his execution till the 7111 of July next, in order that he might have tune to examine the merits of the applies t i 111 l in his behalf. ' The result of that examination, we ore truthortited to 'Ay, is, that no Verdun or further respite sill lIC grouted. .The cowl oct of the Executive, in this un pleasant business, has been marked wait equal prudence, humanity, nod regard to the inturests of the community ; and, we are confident, that, in rcaws where the result has keen different, if Mideast of blindly censuring, we were to examine the per sons who nave governed the. Executive, in the exer cise of this part of his anthority, iie should ijr.d his conduct equally unexceptionable. On Saturday last, au singun , ition was taken at Teingrace, I)evoss.hire, on the holly of SAMUEL Hinton, a young man, who unfortunately lost his life In consequence of a humane attempt to save some hounds that had 'Mutat* the-water iucouples. Ilia foot slipprltg, he immediately sunk : it is pre thnt, be4ng entangled is the weeds, he could not list , tom. V ell mt—ACcidental Death. Thursday morning two thieves were disco ',Peed on the premises of Mr. F • in Stockwell, picking up • gmentity of listen that had been washed on the pr.-reefing day: they were obliged to snake • quirk retreat, leaving; behind them their intruded booty. COAL MARKET—it:Gun 25. Ships at Market. Ships sold. Price. I I Newcastle. it -- - THE M.IHKEI* CORN-EXCHANGE, Ave. eS. The supply of Wheat this day is very it which causes sales to be effected at a small increase in price, the sappy of Bialey is very short, and fully at the late ad vance ; Malt also ; Peas and Beans of the two kind maintain last prices; Oats art likewise in short supply, and this wide is Egan' quoted higher; Fluor on terms of our last pmts. lion—tine Ansenean .Si.s to 355. per timid. CURRENT PkinCE OF GRAIN. Wheat...... 7 ll*. 9011. I 000.. Beans 565 IL od Fuse ditto to.S. toss Tie. RAMO* ...... 45 , sis.ud Rye Stla. SS.. Oats 30* 31*. 37* Barley 3.• utis. Mantle awl tie od Mak 745. sus. Nash* ditto to 445 od. White Peas sge Rape S:seti (boilers) $ •• • • • "'" Fine Fluid. sus. 535. Grey Poss.. NASAL INTFLLIGENCE. rORTVAGUTH, AUG. 24. Arrived the Iris frigate, from the westwneil.-- Sailtd the Goshawk sloop of am, on a cruise.... Wind W. DEAL, AUC. Came down from the river, the ifeannik, Fan ning, for New-York ; and Whim, Dahl-all, fur Al. giers ; and remain with a large fleet of outward. bound merchantmen. NEWHAVEN, AOO. 24. A ',allot was, taken off this place, yesteicley, ap. parently of 6 or 700 tons burden, by a privateer. NASTHOURNE, AUG. 24. Two ships were taken off Iliatbey Head, Ind night, by two French lugger*, in coopaily ; one o f them I believe was from Oporto, the other appear ed to be an tenveasrla taken off the Head within a few days. We have only the Alpha schooner on this station ; the Arpra sloop of war was here, but I have not ' , reit her tur three weeks. The signul is now fiito 4 at the (lead for two loggers, which have take , ' a brig and it sloop, and sent them for France: there is siothitig here at present to molest them. GREENOCK. AUGUST .le. The whole of the Jamaica Beet came up on Sa. turday. Arrived also, OASIS day, the Lap, Sanr, Leed berg, from New Pravialence; and passed to Port- Gla.gow, the Minerva, Alrlcolia, from Norfolk, with tobacco, Arrived, on Sunday, the American brig Their, Vorgan, front New York, with floor. Yesterday, the Jeanie, Nl , ll(eitz , e, from Virgi nia, with tobacco, and I lighlniulcr, Bor n ,l f rom ditto, with Howr and naval stori , , and the Ariieri- MG brig /rubella. f,, i tn with flour, i•i hys; g i to!ce, on 3.Ji Is Ist. 46. its. !ir bri , z Pacific, Walters, from LOlitiOU far Qitriw , out. 34 day', all well ; and, on the 14th, lir lat. !Al. boug iO. - spoke a Dutch built ship, hot dui wit learn her name, of And fur Liverpool, from Liverpool, is Amerira, bad 104 her fore wad main-tcp-Masts, and the hinds of her fore and main-masts, shatter, d ; n 9 red as , astance, bat the Captain said he did not rtquire HASTINGS.. AUG. 24. Last evening two ships, from 3 to SOO den, were tales all Oiler, by Fiealrh teen; ;and this day the Neptune transport, Simpsen, stissti , r, was Takeo, hot retaken by a oterehnuttosu, • and sent for the Downs; the master bring wound ed, was sent ou shore, tad is since dew'. TAMoUTII, ACCOST as. Arrived the Timms, and Winaah, Heinen+, and isaas, Orsce, farm London ; and M uv , tiilp,r., from : vtrpuel ; Alert, Jennings , bunny, Pt oriam ; SMaL, P. • I ds; Ant, Vittiaw ; and C. 111,1 House Wills, fium Pll . tu u.ll Busy, Weeks, (ecru Ncatb , Bristo l Packet. Mimi., fn as Bristul ; M2ria, B.btuii , (ruin Pictus, iii NOl . lll .lincries. - FROM 1,1.01 L'S I.IS F. tina rEsts: a, Ai,uttir 21.—Acrived the Aka aeiler, Muller, from Martinique ; Put lan, —, from Chuilratini ; !tfalabar, South Braman, from Jamaica ; Allen, from Cadiz; IYilhun, , Craft ; Iroquois, and Reel :wary, Spencer, from Gibraltar i and Chat er, from 1.6.1.uni. • RRI VEO, In the Donn —the Thomas, &times., from Jamaica ; **ankh Patriot, Dam!! ; and Fame, Courtney, from Cellz. Off Dover—the Indian Paih I, —, feuds New Vet* ; and ktuitemente, from Malta. Off Dartmouth—au: Philipps, Blondett, from Cape de Verde. At Falmouth-41%e Friendship, (late Hoskin), from Mar tinignr At Plymmith•o-the Betsy, Bell, from Madeira. At Beirut Islaitd-s.theltiogirood, Cauiptwil, from New Took. At Lirerpinl—the Clyde. Bateman Carobridle, Corbett ; and James, Bradshaw, Sum Jll.lllMita ; Sprlllg, Carter. from 110111illita ; Maria, Drown; nod Adercutnee, from Limbo,' ; Cock ; and Rodney, Harry, Clod Virginia ; Hari ALM, -; and Tunes, ti mu New Wan*. wick ; Man' Ford. Hell, froth Nu•a Scotia; and Hato, G lllb A, fr•i id 31 al ag.i. Of Dorei- r the Diamond, Patter, from Calls. la the AIM ; Ford, from Oporto. In the Creek—the Trust, W toter, from Malta. At Liverpool—the Crescent, Butliwick ; and Mary, Wal dron, from Aflica ; Industry, Hamilton, from Port•au- Pritace ; and Maria, Hammy, from Messina. At Plymouth—the Union Packet, —, from the coast of Spans. At Newhaven—the Thomas, Ball, from Oporto. At the Clyile—the Isabella, Newcombe, from Philadelphia; and II ighlauder, mince, from Virginia. At Tenerife—the Flora, Herris ; and Heroine, Gray, from London. At St Croix—the: Baltic, Thompson, from London. At Creracoa—the Britannia, Lambert, from Lirci pool. At Belfast—Vcuns, Read, from Gibraltar; and Golden Fleece, —, from Jam.lirs. Iu the ('hole—the Seminnah, Nichols, from Grenada ; Hopewell, Grnsard, from Tobago ; Hope, Heudcu son ; and Hercult.s. lingers, front St. Vincent's. At Madeira—tlio Speedwell, —••••-•, from Quebec ; Saun ders, Hobert% from Philadelphia; Harriett, Hallway, trona New Yoik ; Saes, Clark, from Swansea; M ilantho, Betts ; and the Cabinet, •.-••-a from New Orleans. • ?RICE or sTocks YESTERDAY. per Ceut. ..... • • 641i1 3 per Ceut. Console 4 per Cent. .1. per Cent. Navy 94 9 • Long Annuities Imperial a per Cents . Ornate= .. press. India Ihm•ls ..91 94 23 prem. Exchequer Bills 7 14 14 prim. Eiezlisle lottery 'Fick.eks • • • • ....... 21 1 17•• C. 411111010 for (Ai 6s T. DISH, Stock-broker, 4, Cornbill. and 9, Cluj tug. i rats Au Saturday last, at Excuostk, Devon, Lady Elisabeth Ta:not, of a sun. MARRIAGES. On Saturday last, at Kingsland, Mr. 11. J. Tynn, Prin. ter 14 The Worcester Journal, to Mies Emma Wanting, of the former place. On Monday last, at Prestbary, by the Rm. Dr. Weill's, Cheeks Newmsich, Esti of Cheltenhana.to Miss Welles, daughter of Francis Welke, Eaq. of Marl Mill. tVednnday sc'nniglit, at Huretouti, county of Wes fold, Thomas Harvey, of Yougbal, Esq. to Miss Mari Gough, daul,hter of William Onegie, Req. DEATH. On the ititi inst. at ?Math, in Glamorganshire, after three weeks illness, in the mit yeat of bee sir, Charlotte Sophia, eldest dougnter of John Plumtm, Esq. of Frcdville, la the cuttety of Kent. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE THIS DAY. blorningsi min. after 4 I Afternoon 7 only. after 3 LONDON :—Printed by C. SMITH. No I. Manors lan, aal publiaboat at the °Mar, No. 15, Buick of St acener.ea- CLareb, Strand, by J. WHITE, of ajom Pla°E — "'°" 4 "" , Ne for this Paper, seat to lb* Office. (poatirtitt. bt dul l • at Ittsded to. UXBRIDGE. Cons.laspeetor's Retoro.--TwuissO•ll, AuG 24. Wisest, per load 271. to stl. —i. New de 49e. to 4. to 251. iod. Barley, per quarter 421. 4441. Oats ale.. —4. to Beans 541. —a. to uis.—d. Pete sus. mod. to sto.. —4. PRI Foca ITS. F HOPI. BARs. Kent, 41 too. to 61. 44 Su 0%, 31. 3s. 10 41. 4s Fatnhain,ul. --e. to 41. (1 Kest, 41. ea. to 61. I . %OWN, at. Os. to it. —•• slit, 41. Os. to 41. 10e. PRICES OF HAY AND fT.J•Un • s. nay, 41.14. 64. to 61 ion od Straw, 11. fits. to 41. os. id. SMITHFIELD M To siuk the Oflal Beef.. 4s. 2d to kg od. Motion. —as tot to sa. ed Veal 4a ad to as. 4d. Pork '.Ol IA tubs tid. od to HA Y-J, Hay M. to.. Straw. I. Ike. Clover... 6I. toe. lANKET, Aus.its. d par .tont• of alb, Ile tol of Cattle, ttda day ii,sta lau She, p and 1.mu11a.....4,•0111 ClitlC 4 24,, Pigs a" IRKET. od. to 61. toe. od. od. to 21. sto od. to 71 111. W. . _ NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL MARKETti. (By the Comma.) Beer ss. 44. SO 41. 44. 1 Veal SS. oil. to SS. Od NUM 315 MI . oil. to 49 la Pork to. 4.1. to Gs. ud Lamb et. al to 5.. ed. PRICE OF TA UMW. St. James's Market ss 9d Town Tallow 9).‘ od —s 0 Clare )larket .. Maiterhapel Market Sp 741 %%lite that) 95a out —4 per at. of alb. Soso ditto.— 9.1 s Od --a 0 17s id M. Ring Stuff 00 —o Average.... s. ad Ditto rough 184 os Grin es .... Good Dregs Yellow Soap, toGn—Mott d I Peiec at Candles, pew dozen, 14s tid—Moulds, 150 Gd HAW HIDES. Best licifers and Steers (per stone) us 6d. to 2s. ed. !Middlings es. ed. to ts. ♦d. Ordinary QS. oil. to ii. fut liarktt Calf 331. (34 cacti. Eng. HOMO 14S. Ad to ll* PRtCE OF LEATHER. Batts. 59 t. 561 1 1 a. each 191.1 to iald per lb. Ditto, 56 to lidths. arch - 2.0! to 254 Mereboate Barb - 190 to itid Firming Hides - 554 to Ilid Five Coach Hideo - Igd to 214 Crop Ilidee 45 lo:toltol fur cottiog 17 i d to 194 Ditto 30 to 4ottot -19 d to 214 Cali Skins 30 t• 4016.11 - 44t4 to 3'24 Ditto SO to VALI . .23d to 39 11 Ditto 7o to til - 3sd to .ltd Small Scala (Urieenland) 38 nil Si. 3a id Lane ditto ions to 1602 per dux a. . Tanned Hone Hider ipd to 'lid per lb. COURSE OF EXCHAIN Amster:trio 31 4 2 U. Ditto at Sight 30 9 itutterdlui 9 15 9 U Ilattiburgb 29 0 IW. A Ilona 99 1 411.;., Paris ..... 10 S 2 U. Boordeaux Madrid _piper. Ditto 4 effect. Palermo Ditto 391 effect. Bilbao 4l Le%huni l6O 13 Venitt S 2 Pieper. 4e GE, FRIDAY, Avu vs. Lisbon Oporto.. RI/1 Janeiro 71 Malta fiihraltar dbi I)rltliu ln! Cork MULLION!. POllittal Gold iu Coin and Bars rn oz. Neu Doubloons_ New Dollaiw — s s Silver in Bort — New Louis irk —— Aptio of the Bank of 14,41aud, pet Cent. STRAW, YESTERDAY. N ITI'C II • PRI.. Hay al. ss. to 61 I ts. New, el. os. to 01. i.e. Clover, 71. us. to Pi. MI. Straw, i 4 tas. to al. 41. iIL mn ••NI • um ;in in NI XIL ititriGi