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• the Hammle, Prll/100, the Glory, .... —, elan un shere—tbe latter oltunamed. Mitchell, a !pm, end let nisei& WS 4t,iiii, drowned. logos, Twee. us dee; Minerva , al shore ester. hat low; her . sad Mt ships lire rdieteed and i ' .. / rhe shiirTheress, at benkirk ' 1W lii i Ittedi ; suit the iliswf Ceres, • doe tatter ow man is Mimed If mfr. EMI sight we had a Mile' indeed ; tide *la never kabob to - be so high. . : •t drove,,.t JO ike harbdir, mid is ton •&I . ell iOl M slow nor ahem . 0 list lierlawer. loom to ilia. I .• • . , . .. • litawbror. t. The Rodger Remove Wilarrites tallies iiod Itlyeaght .. . • -*suer sonwirgitr, wilb 192 eielie of spirits. .. . Several stos.els hot anchors wiasbirsiegi. wield is the Iflold. Tim Amity, of Whitby, - ii onjolooTt sto the fluellort. • ..- . .- ....ANT: . j e !sem O. • The brig George, with coals, Ws w last sight.* liar Knock Said. 'sovtuainirowi Mitten 5. The Priem. Faleremi, Rowe, went us ahem near the Pion lost her bowsprit. topmast, boots, Ise.; the Rambler. Arm, is a total Week sear the Pier • the Kinston, Wheeler, bilged silit* weer tbe Pier ; Ric Ant, Sumner ; Duke of ' _so . 1101111111111114311illares Qwreto Charlotte, Cully ; and Flits. .. . tr Aldritig a ,sre as shore, hut expected to be mot off; the y, Rim% anti Prosperous horsiest their bowsprits. NISMIIItOIOTOI. 311.1/11CII h. . . . The gale last eight was licnsesolnes! A Freed' sip, he.. touting to Havre, was lost last sight se Purileed Beach, said all too buirisl peri.ked ; four of the bodies have 'been tide , . wdreilig washed onshore. A pert of the stirs of one of her • lieseno ham tissue us shore. with the wont " Nisairk* we It,. a iodinate cults; with laylet mud Co. ow them. Asetrusn. Verren, isms DATN. • . 0. . • • List evening it blews almost tressesdows gale st esoish ,‘sdist At the wesewautift. Portland the Pebble Beach is . Strewed with warts. witmWmotoo, cable, soap, Str. and four ''.. Maitre were ibisimorsiagswegird on shore, het we are not . Joie to owerrtaitvgy pertit, whether a foreign or Eng lish ate...l, as ye /. • file re:Masi* Portland Roads rodelbe gide out is safety. but.. issacn 5. -••— _ Lett night it most ots to blow a meat tremeirdotis gale fr . rtni the south, nod enatioseamegrly lb. whole of she nicht. ' with unatuitell violesice; at midnight it blew a complete bay: *ow, accompalied with thunder old lighlnios, rill Nip s. width several vessels iu . the Dowse have Iniffered damage. The Nosy, Newport. from Loadno to Dahlia, loot her main-. mast, Iseensast, and bowsprit; Mass, &SW, from Ltionkso to • Liverpool, has lust her foremast and bowsprit; Geore, Thaw, from London to Belfast, lost mainmast, anchor and iodide; Asia. Greg, from Bombay, brute her wind lass, Inst her anchors and tables, and has guise we shore near Ramsgate; Ocean, Libington, from London to Wry. month, lost an anchor ad cable aod foremast and bowsprit; Averiek, %lankier, lost two auc tion and abler, and is ;tune •to Itantsgate; Tribago, Westinorlsol, - lost au anchor and cable, aad remains in the Dowse; Arra, Yomig, is us More near Sandwich Flats; Regalia, Wet bee fureassar, ilsweprit, and as author and cable, and resiains la abs Downs. • -• The Fortitude, Worts, flown Lanka to Rio Janeiro, cat - from her anchors and rabies lest night, and is on shore - tow „the Flat. near Sandwich sod. mink IN cargo dischargiog ; the St Mary. Bassos, foe Lowden to Jamaica, upset her windlass, has cut from her soder% and roe ludo Remo ver.; the Dutch ship [Jive Man, Jandroep, from Amster. dam to Caracas, cut been as wider and cable, and rot analn t he Beyond, Urquhart, reported by the boat *. NI In all well riding lu the Northward with two sachets Bei milltnal the Zephyr, Brown, fur Gibrshar, lost as so da, alißeglia, and remains ; the Dutch brig of war, Cu. wielt e Was anchor tad cable and gone to Ramsgate. The following ships bate been blown nut of the Dowas, :ma 'opposed to have gone to the North Seas, via. fire Java, Minerva, EN., Francis, and Blenheim. Fire o'clock =I Java is all well to alargate Roads. Wednesday evening, at half-past ten o'clock, as Mr. Kismaird, one of the Magistrates of the Thames Police, was sitting in Ilia back parlour, at his house in Holborn, with Mrs. Kiuriairil and his two daugh ters, during the tempestuous storm, a stick of chim tiies.lell in upou,thein. They had just a moment's time, and a moment only, fur escape. 'llse chair in which Mr. Kitinaird war sitting was broken into shivers, as well as the Bap of the table nit which he was leaning. The assistant also, who was sitting in the ciiiinting-housr, narrowly escaped with his life. NVe are happy to find that none of the family are actu illy injured. What makes the ahove.cose very remarkable is this, that if Mr. Kimiaird had not in stantly quitted his chair when he heard the noise, lie must have bred killed ; and if Mr. Bradford, the assistant, had prima his, he would have been killed. A num on hoard a Gravesend packet was blown overboard and drowned. 'rwo men also were drown ed in the Thames, near Blackfriars-bridge. Three posimthaises were blown over on Winches ter Downs, arid one of the drivers was much bruised —rill the passengers escaped without any injury. ME TINGE OF ORRDITONS AT GUILDHALL itlol DAT. —wassw... M. w. P. Marti., Oxford-street, bookseller It Strarban and Co. Cbrapside, warehouseases ..• 3 10 W. Woolsey, late of Great Mary.le-bone street, ha berdasher , J. Jump and Co. Fore-street, bat-mantlfact ewers 3 1 P. PQM 10, CI USVCIIIIr-illti , e, veterinary-surgeon T. Goodyear, Ablerstate.stratt, straw-kat-mandac torte it. S. Walker, Last Ssaitlsheld, colour-mannfacturer 11 12 W. Hopkins, Alderiwate-street, cooper. M. Russell, wow or late of Greeuwiels, bootweakcr /1 1 11. Wolt hew, Liverpool, grocer 1 11 W. Rush, Safrron-Walden, carpenter • G. WM', Webb's Comity-terrace, isierchant 1 10 C. Brows, Jeffry..-terrace, jeweller W. F. C.dsford, Upper threw*, plumber 1 1 I J Collins, Gosport, genera. (.1 and T. Conroe, Brighthelitstone, lik en-draptrs ... _ ... It.ll Shoreditth, oilman W. Blair, 3uudlaud ► DIVIDENDS. j whilebead and Co. Catenton-street, bankers .... 10 Hoserd, Caieatuwaireet, banker . • In .1. 410. ton, Mt.;ratoa-upon-Tees, Stationer . 12 IC S. (lent Yarttioalb, grocer 11.11:04ep. (;reat Prescott...tree!, therehaat P. R. rilia.s. Crt..4-4treet, tnr rchant lO 4.01 Co. Chrapsole, factors T. W. K.4.11,..w, 1). Pitchford, I..eitiletils4ll.o.er, us , u A. JrAbetrisy. I..te ..1 ineschant . 1. NIA., tbid 1:40.01-0ret i 10 LAW 77. -,' flailed been havt hear4t, if a.,, Contmet titivate: . . other iitthajsaper, Mid it slaill .7 iiet4r be my fault if :1 do* oat thrfiush the piper *verfday. lam ir.dy to hear it." . I am net awe that soy person *Wm% • Your 110Wher will therefore have the pallier. to °Merit to he struck but of your paper." His Hooritit . tbe irres-CwanciaLoa—u Let it be. airsick capt: 6 . • . flie Liman wo..iicospiod tile remainder of the day. its heaving eseeptiaos amend. of uo ioterem cc)* to the psalm eiriseerned. • • COURT OF KING'S BENCH. Guat.osALL, Futo•v, MAWR 6. Sittings after ?erns before Lord ELESllloaoucu, and led • RUMMELL, ,Admissistrutrix, v. attve and ovum . Tina nika.nor netiou brought by Mrs.'Runhell. as Aihnielistratrix of her deceased to- 7 -tecu-. ver from the Defendants, who are Commissioners under es — liflit`tit 'and paving the p ,--riftli•of St. l'encres. the sum of 1201. 194: for work oust - labour. it, appeateil that the deceased, Mr. Runnel' was a bricklayer and plaisterer. aril was employed by the Cotrimissioners to repair a housesvltich they hail token in Howlett-street, for the purposes of meeting to execute the duties they were rolled on /0 perform under the Act. At the time the order fur repairisig the tenement was even eleven of the Commisriontrs were present, and Mr. Runnell never having been paidli.r his labour. his widow Had ud aaa ill istratrix now brought her ac 'lion against the eleven Commissioners who witnested the order. These facts were fully proved in eel. deuce. The only point of objection was founded on the Act of Parliament, which appointed the Commis men, but did=t state the manner iu which they wore to he surd. Lord EI.LRNseam,GH held, that the order hav ing been given by eleven of the .Commissioner, and those elvers, bring Iwa,' the Plaintiff. if the Jury felt that she had proved her case, waseutitled to their verdict. The Jury returned a verdict for the Plaintiff, damage' 120/.—covta 401. MARKETS. CORN EXCHANGE, EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, MAACK 6. At the Corn Est-bane, owing In the late hies winds, there were but few fresh arrivals thin inuriiinig ; sea the few wales maths in fine Oats, IYhent, and Bark?, was at Musiday's prices--bst there is nu demand for ordinary. In Peas and Beans then• is no alteration. wy,ittront, era the ttiika, LAW INTELLIGENCE. iiisasessed. The Corierisiso, Master adll part of Mr crab .. ea shore, with loss of real. .. COVE, OT CHAllgilllT,• Ltimess i o low, We oo the Slain ; the Fe . • ..• . ; faitauct,llll/041. 6... ..- .. bowsprit. Above 40 other .- e. ~. •,....i._,_ . ... . • —...—. 4 Let &schism , and cable,: 8 -: ..111.“ . kil fliasisr Its Vice-Cu kuctiLes. • . , .... • airs, ounce 0. II tba lighter Vries& Wiw I . EXCEPTIONS.-OPERN- 1101711 E. , Rabieosra ow shore; owl of ' we•resis V. TAYLOR. the crews of the former atts Mr. ISpyre.t.. ins these rzceptions . being eel - , 'on,* steed.' ilttor no port of tine cause had b COW'''. MANCH b. WA ; for 40 rears post the r . te • '!ird before It,. Miaow., and thud it ought to h high. The Trisou golbor 1 twee yip in klio,l t ord Chancellor's Papers w I is ow shore; the Miylnice . fiteitt theliriiiilietatioes . er , the eau bt bring ins a arbour. &feral small (tab 1 beluie him, Witk‘caririeliiit , with ell 11. PAM. . • : 1 'His tiewoir Vie Vicii-Ceentst.t.on- 4, An Itasettre. isAitTn h. .t• • Itee oath*. lied litlettitheie she 'wallies, the. istAilit ielievi been made to Sof spirits. . Lore/Chancellor, to rase 'tool •it removed to Olcibleolostaiglii is Merit. pisp.s. i bevy found it ih jin., not will hear-it Awe "slim thielket. • nay Counsel appear,. - It neehilies the p l acer r _.. . —I ctut . ri Fl cATEs. 4; :ti,irr:eit, of Moo. llovrbray, Leicester, lhorse.slealtr. I..sochorto, tale of Mancliester, merchant —T. muu.r.f, of CheO.-ottani, Gloireeett r, reseseer.—T. Toinsert!, of Slut hot, titotte-oposs-Treut, Srafforel, haltcr.—A. Harm s, of Cu. F ence-ter, Gloucester, huco.draocr.—.o. B. Jackman. of Li. terituoi, cooper.-0. Foster, of LlVerpno l , illati4fl . • lilt I i1...11. 1}41% of Illbory,Glotteester, vat:cr.—C. Psyaitt, of 411.0ne !testes, 'art iuneer nu l 4, of Patten, dealer „ o d Pograns, of South Mon., Mollteacx, racts-rhoorler —G. Willer, of Bath, topholeterrt.—J. , fttoothomo.Coo, (furter —S. ticrshaw of L ute ". lc. , shaper —J 31Ick Ir. tale Of Kiorg.ttrect. hot mos of Be.l - J street, Cuveut-gardeti, )1:4,1!e,4%, 11 NEWBURY, BERKS. Wheat 56. to 95. OA I data lb Rye to Vol 04 Benin 4O. to 6s. OA Barley 24. to 47. thl Peas Belot, le. 111 d. to 2.. lid. per Gallon. SMITHFIELD MARKET, FRIDAY, MARCH 8. Thin day's market had not a gum' onpply of the different kin& of Cattk. Reef and Pork were cheaper; Veal is dearer; Molitor sold at last price; and the trade in general was not over brisk.—The sobs in the Horsens ket were SWUM what dull; Hay and Clover have got up in price; Straw continues the same as per last. The following prices sod numbers are an accurate statement . Tu sink the offal 81. to ss. 2.1.1 Mutton .4s. %I to 61. 61 per Moue of sib. Head of Cattle t►is day :—. Omits B5O _ _ __ lamb os. Vea1....45. 4.1. la Hs. 11.; Pork... 3s. 6.1. to 6s. %I. Sheep 3.1411 Calves l7O Pic• .... HAY—HARKET. Hoy... 3l. 3s Oil. to LI. 10s. Od. Straw Clover 4l. o'.. 0,1. to 61. od. NEWGATE AND I.F.ADFNHALL MARKETS. (By the Caress. ) Reef 3a 4.1 to 4a 6.11 Veal 4s 4.1 to Ila 4.1 Mutton.. 4s Ed to Ss 4.1 1 Pork Ss 4.1 to tie 11.1 PRICES OF HA' ST. JAMES'S. Hay 31 Ith 011141 M 0* 6.1 Straw 21 K. 0.1 to 21 17. 6.1 Clover Of 0. 0.1 to 01 OS 011 61' AND sirstAw. V/ lIITECII4PFL. liaty..4/ 12. Oil to 51 14. 041 Straw 21 Os 04 to 21 Ns 041 Clover 61 Os 0(1 to 71 Os 041 PRICE JJ►M BAGg. Kent a. to iisl Sussex.. 221 its to 241 Ith RAW Best Flrifrr• an.l Stern (per sumo.. 14 h 7 (0 3s NI Mig li to Ts 4. 4.1 to 14 tia Poll , d thiwns HOPS. NW" POCKETS, 2.51 ON to 271 Its Swots .. 241 Ot to 2dt o,‘ Essex.. 251 0 to 201 10. Farnham 201 U. to 331 Os ars. 011111114111/.. I. 01 111 2. 2.1 Market Cl( —Os to 74 r.•. ► Erg. Horse 0. 0.1 to 06 Otl MiINS 0.1 to 114 0.1 6.. 0.1 to go dial. 1'KI('I 111 HAZY r, As 5t4t..1)., 'he •raltuvr AT per risme, 4 tillo 1.4 4 stal( 01 ?ly Ilse Hutchens. Si. J;tuect's Thicket.. Is 7.1 Ithiterhapel 31ttket Iss 71.1 ('lire 31..rket...... 0. 11,1 Ncutute Market.... 11. Oil ticratre... ...Sr 7H In 31:irket 7.1 14 . 1.11rrhapt 1 Slarket 7,1 irsage .... 114 7.1 OAL AIAKKET, 31A1(cn A. Ship. at NI 41 kei. Ship■ Snl4l. 30' %swain,. 31.. 6.1. to 44s 341. ti Ks, oi , I St ~..1 ...... —l. 0.1.40 mss. 00. who, oft, a up the his COURSING. NtrilIAEK ET SECONIi CC WEDNESDAY. 1 14r. GoneWm 11. a. Upstart. Mr. Redhead's , 3 Mr. Wilkinson's p. 4 Mr. llerest's 1.1. and w. b. p. Saran, beat Mr. Rues's blk. d. p. blaltsler. 15. Mr. Redhead's r. b. p. Lacy, beat Lor.l nailed I,lk. w. b. p 31iss. Mr. Scott's bl. and w. b. p. Ids, best Mr. Young's r. 41. p. Vitriol. 7 Mr. Merest's w. 4, p. Swso, beak Mr. Scott's r. and w. 41. p. Incledus. • Mr. Wilkiuson's bias/ w.f.. a. Climax, beat Adm Wil. sue's Isl. d. a Undasinted. 9 Mr. Gooch's bib. 4. p. Gracckw, beat Adm. Wilsoe's blk. 41. p. Ulysses. 10 Mr. Scott's brio. b. p. Impidisoce, beat Adm. Wilson's blk. b. p. Urchin.. 11 Mr. Wilkiuson's r. ClorMeet, .beat Mr. Young's bl. d. a. Vengeance, • • 1$ Mr. Wilkimun's r. b.-11 41190 i beat Mr. Redhead's Wk. 41. a. Lark. 13 Mr. Redhead's r. and Leas, beat Mr. 4:cock's blk. h. a. Giissanter.. 14 Mr. Itaus's r. mid w. b. p. Mischief,. beat Mr. Scott's blued w Li. p. leaeirece. lb Mr. Roes's Mk. p. MigniOnelle, bOt Mr. tVilltiuson's r. b. p. Comae ii pant. 16 Mr. Scott's hlk. sued or. b. Iris, beat Mr. Gooch's Win. il: Glints. I first tern sail course. liie wow lite course, mid Garus first lure. • 17 Mr. Scott's r. b. y. lutrigue, beat Ades. Wilson's r.b. p. Ursula.' ViaLD. tell Tat 1 Mr. GnoeWs General. brit Mr. Ntereat's Sams. 2 Mr. Waltman'. Cuatet, beat Mr. Redhead * * Lady. 3 Admiral N'ileott's bik. d. a. Upstart, beat Mr. Peyton 's Mk. 41. a. Dart. 4 Mr. Yonne' W. b. a. V 41114, apt. Mr. Redhead's bl. sea b. Lenity. I Undecided. • Mr. Peyton's bilk. b. a. Defence, beet Mr. Seotesisl. b. s. !sweet. • • . kffle.tieutt's hi. sad w. b. Inaoleace, I;mi itlir:Reskettp,and , w. Mischief. • ✓ V. reyton's blk. d. Delusion, beat Mr. Guweb's Wk. b.• eivirmare. •M, Wright's Mk. Whiskey, beat Mr. H. Redhead's Mk. •IWI W. b. Tarim. I Mr. Goork's blk. d. Grasper, beat Mr. Scott's bib. and w. 10 Mr. Peytou's blk. d. Dandy. .beat Mr Young's r. 4. Vul. MHO. 11 Mr. Tonal(' hik. d. Vengeance, beat Mr. Wilkinson's r. d Cardinal. - 14 Mr. Merest's w. rl. Swan, hat Mr. Gone 11•• blk. d. Grecian. 13 Mr. 114.40wre.l's 4. Liginfunt, beat Mr. Gooch'. brit.. 41. Garai. First tarn awrlrwr,ese. Lighteour wun both. 14 ler.Seott's r. d. a. Iplhiebss, against Mr. Runes Wk. d. slattster. Undecided. • . 15 Admiral Wilson's blk. b. Urchin, beat Mr. Wright's blk. b. Wasp. 16 Mr. Redhead's bl. d. p. Lounge►, eget. Lord Roas's r. 4. Master. 0/f. 17 Mr. Goode, lrllt. d. Gracchas, beat Mr. H. Redhead's Mk. d. IS Mr. H. Redbead's f. d. York, bat Mr. Wright's blk. Waxy. 19 Mr. Wilkinson's d. b. p. Contest, bat Mr. Wright's Mk. b. p. Wire. SO Me. Peyton's kl. Ir. p. I.l4wdrop, apt. Mr. Runs blk. b. p. Mignhowtte. Off. SI ♦dsrirsl Wilson's Wk. b... Vas, apt Lord Hisees bik. and w. b. Mass. Off. IIIUDAYO.-IVICSTLBY FIELD. TOW THE WRIT. 1 M►. Goodeo r. J. General, beet Mr. Wilkiuson's blk. Cost t. I Mr. Roust bik. h. p. Mignionette, beat Mr. Peyton 's bl. b. p. Dewdrop. 3 Mr. Peyton 's blk. d. a Delusion, beat Mr. Scott's bl. d. p. Idol. 4 Mr. Pryton's Lik. b. a. Defence, best 31r.lkott's LI. b. a. Insect. II Mr. Scott's bl. sad w. b. p. Ida, beOt Mr. H. Rea'bead's f. d. p. York. 6 Mr. Wilkiaann's r. d. Cardisal, heal Mr. Wright'. hlk. 81. a. Whiskey. • 7 Mr. Peylou's r. d. a. Diamond, beat Mr. Scott'. blk. and w. d. a. Indus. Mr. Wilkinson's r. b. a. Clara, beat Mr. Redhead's r. and w. b. a. Latta. 9 Mr. Redhead's bl. d. p. Loaner, beat 14. Ross's r. d. p. Master. 10 Mr. Wright's Wk. d. p. Winch baa 4 Mr. Couch's blk. d. p. Graveling.. 11 Mr. Roues blk. d. p. Malister, beat, Mr l'asag's r. d. p. Vitriol. 12 Mr. Redhead's H. d. p. Mum beat Mr. Wilkiason's r. and w. b. p. Comme it Faut. 13 Adm. Wilson's blk. b. a. Una, best lA. Rous's blk. and w. b. p. Miss. 14 Mr. Wright's Mk. b. p. Wirt., beat Adm. Wilsoa's r. b. p Ursula. 15 Mr, Youpors W. b. a Violet, beat 51r. Gooch's blk. d. a. Grasper. rrattuatt‘ 25.-NCH t MR r. J. a.-Gaseralp l'a blk. b, a. Lady, - h. a. blk..d. a. Comet, beat Kr. Seater bl. d. MID LOTHIAN COURSING CLUB. The Mid lLothian Coursing Club ntet.at Dalkeith on ?newts, and IVellnearlay, the ?4th and 25th Fehrerry, when the fullowinit prizes were rise rue near the Roman Camp, en the Marquis of Lothian's property:— CLASs. For a Cup, value Twenty Guinea*, for which s nioeteen dogs wore entered. las Conrae . --Mr. George Waucbopea b. b. Victory beat Lord Chirf Yam's Vernou. 2d Course.—Mr. Djilrymplea Coituteas best bake of Bne ckuctis w. b. Seib. Course.—Mr. Abercroniby's h. b. Zarin& beat Mr. Waischope of Eilioriusion'g Waterloo. 4th Curve.:-Sir Jobs Dalrymple* Blue Bell beat Mr. _ Grain.% Rattle. - Stl~ Coarse—Mr. Hamilton thoodis's b. 4. Tickler hest Cap. fNitl North Dalrynsple's w it. Skylark. Gals Course.—General Mood's's b. d. Sprltig beat Mr. Got . - di pier b. h. Swift. Cellfq..—Major Shairpe's black d. Devil beat Sir '— Hopes Fly. Bth Coiirse...-Mr. Biasing's b. al. Stiug beat Gruen' Max well'? Illin - hcr. 9th Ciiiirve.—Mr. Maros Norton's Fly beat Mr. Bator Clerk Rat tray's Spring. etCONP CLASS. Int einirse.--Nlr. Dalrymple* Cuuntem heat My, ~G. kVaNcliope'n li. h. Victory. enarm.—Sir .1. H. Dalrymple' Blue Bell beat Mr. Aber'. cromhy's b. h. Zarin*. ad Courat.—Gaiieral Dandan's b. d. Spring beat Mr. H. Dondan's b. .1. ; Tickler. 4th Munme.—Major bbairper b. d. Devil brat Mr. Binnises b. d. Singh!. Sthinverme.—Mr. Baron Norton't Fly rue a bye. 'MOLD CEA". ROlllllll Camp, Felsrlary Ist ('o vs —Mr. Awns Vsltymide's Countess, Major Shaul's'', L. el. Devil—Undeeidell. 2d Course.—Mr. Da!papier Countess beat Major Alsairpe's 1.. d. Dt•it. 34 Coarse —s:r John Ddlryirsle.s.'d Blue Bell brat Gene.al ' Damadaes b. iss. J. Spain.. • calyttaellr• Blfrust Buftused Fly rau a bye. • • . auffith. fa.ars. The thine W.Usterr. Sir John Thalrylapits War Bell brat ITr. . Rum Nertotes .'• Fly, Major Sisiirpr's Devil; and wolf the cup. * Purse. • Fur a Sweeptnkea of One lioofro earls, sic Saheeribere. lei ('wirer—Mr. MAliyiiipler Fruuy brat Duke of Doe. eleterb's h. b. 241 Citurise.—Mr. fituilines b. Is. beat M.'. Gordon . % U. cud is. Sprints,. 3.1 Cisurie.—Sir John 11. Datrystiple'n run a bye, the Marquis of Tirsildalea w. cf. Spot has nig paid forfeit. The three Winners.- Afr. Binning's briu. b. beat Sir John Dalrymple's Willing, Mr. Dalrymple's Fancy, and nom ars Sweep,takes. writ Airariscs.. Frisricts Crirmt's Ratite beat NIT.. Sprinz. • 6 Mr. 11411111 Nortou'a Flash, Mr. Getirgy f% mu ;min.'s Bull— Undecided. • Mr. Gen'iit 6Ynecbopc's Vielury heat Mr. Alwreroulloy's bistlit• 6. Mr. ll'aurbopie pt. Edatioustunes Wateilou heal Mr. Llama Nortmea Flash. Mr. Dalrtiiiple'a Fanny loat the Duke of Iltileelimell'a b. Is Mr. Il th oli d sb ' s b. Is: bent Mr. Baron Norton's Flash. ~._ LOUTH COURSING MEETING. TiItINDAY,ItUARY *4. Visit TIIY. CUPv. I Mr. Chap Mei Mae hitch, Gra Italie, beat Mr Futter% (kit With, 2 Mr. Eat'a - re.l Mira, Tao irat, heat Mr. Suullo white Jug, • Wooloark. 3 Mr. T.Gratora red hiteh, Mahlea, twat M.. J. Grant's • brindleil.aiml.% to bitch, tiraran 1. 4 Mr lieriilite's Idael•-and-white disg, Eclipse, beat Mr. R. • Chapliii's ihdliticti, Dainty. • * *". rut vas: P:EIHITAK F 4. Ms. J. Grant's re... Land-white illig,.lisacelrs*, beat Mr. • thaptin), Wick bitelic Whim It Mr. Foster's brindled bitai, 3lsideu, bent Mr. EVI 'S 13:d 'lug, Nabob. 3 Mr. T. Grant's red do;, Duetiir, heat Mr. Soulb)'s Mark bitch, View. • • 4 Mr. K. Cliaplin's retl ui.l ilinebitch, %rine'', beat Mr. lk • ridges briiidkal bitch, ILI ci. • • • . - 1 Mr. Deridesladen hitch, Purity, against Mr. Ire blue 7 pitch, Virgin-01E Mr r Soulby's bribillcd.and•white ai,E. Blucher, beat Mr. • Chaplin's blneit•aisd.ehite dog, Mader. • FCl!lttiltY 25. 'IILiTcWI.B. • 1 Mr. Handley . .? blach.luid-tehite due. Kam, beat Mr. Chap . lia's Ista4l-3V.irbite bitch, Milliner. • • 1 Mr. Ere's..sed . dog, fable, againai Mr. Hasidley's red.and white [Arch, Duchiaia—auidecided. 3 Mr. Ere 's brindled bitch,' Lightfoot, bad Mr. Beridge's dun bitch, Purity. Mr. Moroiley's reiLand.ribite dog, Spring, beat Mr. Egre • count's black bitrb, Fly. 3 Mr. auspliu'a l!riudlid dog, Waitaki-, brit Mr. Beridge's red-and-while dug, Sir Joshua. I. TRUlltellAlf. MARI/ART 211. FOR THE CUPS. 1 Mr. Clotplin's blue bitch, Gratitude, beat Mr. Ere 's mil bitch, Ysricu. 2 Mr. T. Grant's red bitch. Mildest, beat Mr, Beridge's 1 black-aud-obile dug, Eclipse. MATCHES. I Mr. South?. black bitch,View, beat Mr. R. Chaplilt's red bitch, Minty. 2 Colonel Elmhind's rid Jug, Random, against Mr. Soul hy's white dug, ‘Vuoisaeh—iiiidecided. 3 Mr. Seuthy's brindled-and-whim dug, Blucher, beat Mr. •J. Grant% black bitch, Gratitude. 4 Mr. J. Grant's illiss.aud-white dug, Gambol, against Mr. K. Chaplin's brindled dug, ‘Thisker—unileridril. i Mr. Chaplin's black hitch, Whim, wird Mr. J. Grant's white bitch,; Graceful—undecided. sseonos'w, trautusay 28. • " FUR THIS CUPS. Mr. Chaplin' s Moe hitch., Gratitude, heat Mr. T. Grant's red bitch, Mal lon. FOR THE SIrISFPIPPAIIIRS. 1 MP. Foster's brindled hitch, Maiden, beat Mr. R. Chap liu'a red-and-while bitch, Virgiu. 2 Mr. John Grant's red-and-white Jug, Graceless, bent Mr. T. Grant's red dug, Doctor. IuATCRIII. I Mr. Granl'p Mirk bitch, Gratitude,against Mr. Chaplin's black clog, Pleader—undecided. • • 2 :Hr. Gratin! white Web, Graceful, beat Mr. Chaplist's red dog, Racer. 3 Mr. Egremunt'a black-and-white hitch, Daphne, brat Cut E'tnbirsi's fawn-coloured 'bitch, Symmetry. 4 Mr. R. Chaplin's Whittled dug, Whisker, weird Mr. J. • Grant's dun-amt. white dog, Gimbel—undecided. 'S Mr. Soullsy's. brindled-and-white dog, Blucher, beat Mr. Btridge's dun hitch, Purity. . Mr. Chaplin's brindled dog, Wonder, beat Mr. Handley 's Llack-aud-a bile dog, Racer. 7 Mr. Ev.'s reel bitch, Yaricu, beat Mr. &ridges black and-white dog, Eclipse. $ Mr. Beririgegirrindleffbilds, Kir . a brio al: iteii E 1 • died hitch, Lightfoot. . - • 9 Mr. Chaplin's White' bitch, Hydra, agaiast Mr. Beridge:s red-and-white dug, Sir Joshua—off. 10 Mr. rloulby's black bitch, View. agatast Mr. T. Grant's real bitch, Duchess—off. 11 Mr. Handle y's reil.and.while dn . . Spring, againqt. Mr. Chsidio's red dog, Itacer—rodeciileil. It Mr. Sou lby's white Jar, Woolsack, sgsiust Mr. T. Cr:let's red dog, George—tiff. 13 Mr. Wlng's Writ hitch, Daft, against Mr. Eve's red bitch, Heleu—otr. DECIDIVO MATCH FOR THE. PWFEPITAILES. Mr. J. Grant's red-and-white dug, GI acriess, best Mr. Fos.. • ter's brindled bitch, FIIICF. OF TALLOW, SOAP, &e. per 119 lb. Town Tallow /10. 0.1 --a lal Yellow Slurp I 100 a Yellow Kwasiallo. NI —s 0.1 Mottled - • ' ' 1111 s White.litto.. 401 .4-.4 Oa Curd ll4. I Soap Jitto ....714 0.1 —a 0.1 Palos ' 1 Ins Melting Stuff 011. 04 —a (hi Grate* - t.. 114.. ltd 4Sa 0.1 —a OA (;01141 prep . ' 10. 04 - —.... Ditto rough couttst: or EXCH AN Masten ....36 t 011.24. Ditto at Sight... 36 4' Amsterdam 11 0 C.F. Ditto at Sight 11 3 Rotterdam 11 7W. Antwerp ex-mo ll 8 lisuallotrgh 34 0 211.7. 34 1 2jU. Paria3day'adate 24 0 Ditto Faiiirdeimx 110 24 20 Frankfort ou the' Mailic....,• 142 ex mo. Madrid, :tot Cadiz, effect 3Ol Barcelona • ••••• Gilboa, effect 3PI Seville 3O Sh Ilataimrs .. a • 51/ E. FalnAY. 8. Grl103 Vcnic..llo.l.iv 24 70 Malta .... Naples ralurino 12%1 per os Opesio 5 9 .4 RioJaneiru 6 7 1, Dublin NI per rt. Cork ..... Aritoof the R.suk oil Hulland per Cont stio.i.Vom. Portural g pre A. 0 Gold iu Pars.. a a 11 Nrf JA.itloloinia 0 to New U 5 5 Silver in Bars. 0 5 , a!, New Louis, each ,0 U tl muck srocKs YESTIiIIDAY. 3 per Ct. Cosa. 7711 78 I Kx. 11111*.2. 12 9 10 pr. 77 4 1 Ditto, .21.. 13 S 10 pr. Indio lion& 96 94 9ti pr. I Lottery Tickets 111. 1144. (.11t1 Autiumes 704 I Cons. for At c. 78i 77,it POLfCR. -....- StOW4TR r rr rest( aiy lames geld, Witham Pearce, %'/oceans Lyerh, Michael Junes, rod Henry Edwards emu brought to tle office,mud underwent an exainitiatiuu b.tute Hist.slu, Esq. charted with s daring outrage itpnii seer. o tenth-men io St. James's t'ark, sesterday winning, at lb, time the guard was relieving, with intent to sub thew, as the Lie (:wards were passing by. Loeb, belougibg• to the office, ana other consiaNles, hap. pened to be oft Ow snot, wan:llea shelf movements, sod de tcrted them in due Net. The Prisoners being trell-known bad (dm sclera, woo con tained as a-pitted astray. Itohfrl l'ascos M aw chanted with robbing the chambria of Jolla Barris, Esq. R. the Aelrlphi, of u large slummy or Wearing apparel, and other property, to a committable arouilial, at the tune he was abs,nh fr Loudon at Cal.ll I,ollrge, Cambridge. The properly was traced to the Scotch Aims pubhe-house, iu nuOnd-court, where it had bait Won by the l'ri.uner. lie was animated for trial. SUIPPING INTRILIGENCE PROW CALCUTTA, 'Eats', 56:vet:um:K45, 1417. • The 11; • , Tweedy; and Princesw Clinthitte, 1111Cron, I dropped flown the Kiwi r ; the former fire the Isle of Drawer, the I.llter to Write her holing for Penang. . Tiw snider -meotioned wesseht left Cnltotta—miry Ann, Wele.tre, for Malta; and Robert. (tna)le, for Liverpool. The Woo - towable CotniiniWit bhipw Lora Cie+ h, Thomas Crinit ille, Caroltir, Trite • Britin , And 4;4llcrs, VI VA' it DlAlll4lltd /111 . 1.111 ; the tiara Plop* Norilinitilonlinil and Visi ~,,, al lirktrec ; Char. butte of W of Wellington, Storm liwitt, Iltucrve, now, Moffatt, and Cornwall, at the New Anciiinage ; and the bhip General KO, below SatiAir. A Illt I AG Thitroglay, et Si.Genrge't; HatinvtrArtare, rieernint New. el(lcbt eon of•the End ut Get.p . ;.p. Ch. rilieth, only daughter of Sir Thomas :Itonciriffe, Hart. of 3611944 re, in the county of Pei PEAT/K The lath uit. at Dittiniehru House, Forfmrahire, in the eightyooxili year of kir :sge, lirirLre I)entp•trr, Esq. 4r • lf.nittittrr was Secretary to the :Most H o twmunbie and fritter's ltrtler tl.i•'fhiatlr, awl t% the foirlli Meaths at prettent upon the roll of Cite Facility of Advtocatett of Scut. • _ . . . At Sp. ingwond Park, near listbio, sin the 1711 s ult. Marys datights r i.f bete AoltiCt.ll sir J. s M as Douglas, who hail been fir some ihne les a delicate at ate - of health, was Millie. it, 1, this groat warmth of the weather, ins the day of her decease, to w!this, tle groundso uf•Springwund Park, un thetmargin of the tie's 'revisit ; soot two holies, nth. were Ilse o n ly n n w rt+Pm,. 01 the happe•ued to be on the opposite side, altos s. the mica of Roxburgh Castle. They observed her stoop a, if to ptit . sonsethittq from the grolisid, w be•n she lost her ha. lisee suit fell into the river. Orr feelde frame moiler...l her apps cooly gaits unable 10 contend with the stream, which ties a little swelled, :m4 she haul floated • short way •thorn befor► female telative, who followed to join in her walk, heind the alarm from the sillier sole, and procured the Le•rp ~r w•o k. men who nese near. The body wit. taken ant alter having Wan five or six 'ninnies :urged, und the hest medic: assistance was immediately applied. Rot alas! the spirit had quitted its tenement sit clay. On Friday, the Quilt ult. at Laiieham, Notts. 11Irs Conl in?. aged 70. %Virile on her knees offeritig her last service to the Supreme Being for her dying husband, about one o'clock in the morning, she was seized with a tit and flied in • few ministes.s:—Mr. John Coolis?, butcher, hi r husband, died about eight ti do.* the same mousing, aged 70, aft., a tedious illuess.—They were both interred Its one grave on the fullossin? Monday. On the 19th mutt. Mr. &linnet %rhea% of Raroptim, near Redford, Nulls. tailor and draper, aged 55. A few days previous to his death, he vs listened the loss of a slaughter; and, melancholy to relate, shire hi■ decease the Millets ii widow has iiiterreil * sou, and at the present time 'mother eon and daughter are atso taboos ing under a most severe sin• dispusiti tttt , ins As that their recovery is very doutofels calamitous events 01101011 v fi the typhus fear, Which has, for a rest Ictiglit of time, been Very prevalent its the vicinity of Itriford. Out Friday the 21111, ult. at Leverton, Lineolusbare, Elizabeth Motley, widow, aged 90 )t.ei . s. She was the nos tlw•r of ten children, only three of whom err living; grand mother to forty children, now living; and great ?tandinether 1w forty children. also iota tiring. On 3londay she was car ried to s tke clsucch•yard by nix of leer grandsons, and into the church and to the grave by ■six of her grand-daughters, fol lowed by thirty-two of her deseemlaids. She was married at the age (424 to the late Mr. William Motley, of Toyntssis All Saints, and was his wife fotty.four years, and a widow twenty-two years. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE. Morning 39 after 2 I Evening 59 after 2. .4ut Cavar aut minus," was the motto of him who passed the Rubicon. AATION the lotmatt frame is. in tENct, a ( 4 ) l l :sitlerntuni in Strolls-al Science; no di...1.04,ra melee suds ravages un the bodily •ystein as Venereal Com plaints; the Syphilitic poison chars imprrceptibl y a.oong, until every organ is debilitated, and the cuulamivatiuu as sault.' the featores of death. As the inuni•diate aqipearaucea are generally alight* on eirly applii 'diem to Its will prevent the pain and itaago e tlad happeu from improper beatinent. lltote aympionis invariably arise from 'genie:ince nu uvglet•t, they may l► .an. rverllw pained by n yip/I'oll4 t xertion of talent (if thiap peal be nut lota lout: delayed), and the !salient through the gradnal progress of health becomes *Assured of its eon' tolittillfe. Still shies not the most romplica tell in vetrrary of the duovc disorder (quol those instances Or I slam ity, wt.* re by the weaelim of a seciet solitary oils, the 6n.•.1 coteries of nature hoccome exhausted, sexual debility CIIMItt. Anti the suflerev is exposed to the forfeit of despair* his for him to look forward In the cheering beams of Inipe,wlwn we bolo!ty morel that even desperate ruses yield to mil-mild reatinallVC , . 011.1 T 11711)Cditoe141 , 1 occur tt. arcilrale the sensitive flint- • taus—souse unlntltl, "'hoax acquired ; :le strictures, weak messes, tic. in all of them we offer the ailaptiie remedy, instead of the usual plan of caustic or mount:tut•. But especially in those delicate peculiarities Melaka:l to the inner sex, is our remit:ding method appl maple, by is nuovimt deficiencies t hut lot/leaflet' instiller matrimonial ri IN demos. A candid ex:intitiation of professional acquirement rr. it only be feared by hint who is eltll.Cll.llls ; wo are unconnected with the delusive and insist nosing apnea., ante of a public Institut ionositol sunlit no nominal • fide o l ptsirellage, thosigh sanctioned by tunny of the Nobility, and even of the Faculty itself; as !tembers of the London College of Surgeons, our Idle to the confidence of sourly is not " imposing," nor are user promises ••• Fr. 'dons," list v emanate from so practice pnoviut by its inivaryiont that no at tempt. how. ser tlath.il with Irreonourd uulh. ray, can preclude the know leder of those pre-eminent adtale tags. bith are attached to one system—in *Aden-titmice theiesorith this treituntion is given, lisoit isaitetits of satin" sex may consult its with seemly, and to prevent i ip,,,t ani ti.e. late tro 111 . 01.40 . 11! duration sof Ow Colnitiaint eke are always slated at the lint intro Clew, or in answer to letters containing a bank note. GOSS and CO. M.R.C. Surgeons. Itouveric-•treet, Fleet ahcel, Lestuton. •.• Letters from the country si hi he pal tieolar in de tailing the symploota, tnanmr ur hwint, far. when the prnprr remedies can be forwarJed to airy part, howerei tataid. LONDON I Punted and PutVlisb. II tb t Aire, No. 147, titoind ; where .4.4l•attsents.lllll Rote recriVeo: and L.it. t. (punt paid) must he aJcitseetii—C %IiITH, N... I , Orme-nes Int), Punter—J. WHITE. N o . 127. st san d. Publisher. UXBRIDGE. Cora lospector's Return, TIIVILSIDAY, MAIM, S. Wheat, per load l7l 10s to 271 Os Barley, per quarter 355 —4l to Ms —d (Oats. 241. —4 to 36s —KI Beans 46s —d to 561 —d Peas 44. —el en 53e —el Rye s —.411 to —4 —4 4 ! 741.7141inpar .r • , a