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V P "MIFF= TOUTS. EXTORTION AND STREET ROiIRERV. We were is hopes that the coseiction of Casein and big commission Wilkinsme, for raining musty fens :tit. Batter the silversmith, in St. Jilalt P4A, winid hare pat a stop to the rttpreitat mai of those cxecrab!e wretches,wito arc is all parts of London, making II witieranic existence by the die- Istaiail practices of threatens* to charge tra?ectable per son nil a WA; 4112 teat able crime ; honzver, is an the caw. Isati , r.lay, at the above A ill, a ei.a. was Wore Mr. CNA it, th. 7ila.;istrate, of a Anita: . seture, against Vexing hut'. Mr. John Clar:ie , of Beeehmtreet, Barls'.can, a inner, said, that on lime/May night, atiout half post etc, en o'clock, es lie was ;.eturning home from speading the evening, in the neighltworhood'ur the Hormel, he had .wiasion to stop in a court near the eel of Union.sticet, alma the Prisoner emus op to biro, took hold of Ws baud, soot squeesr.l it ; Mr. Clarke mated what It. diesel by hit eon 'Met The ?timelier apa& iise ealliK lie:eloper hniu g, yr, col eliargeil hint with tuost rtettlnlbte reins', rottin tint. if be did not inake him a'. ovisouse. essiolimeat, Lr waishi take him to the watch •limise, sod ea. at that el: tale ataiost ham; he also 50..1, that Mr. Clark,': utuA tip Len Deer a bit of gnl.l a or a Mate ; the Pcomeator -dee .1,1 at such a charge besilitt made against hits. told the P.'isui.er he lead not so nowt shoat Wu, ben ,Meresl him a shilling. which he took. 'lle Pim tom w.hrii hoe ronTh awes be Lad got ? and made hins take oat el that he hml, *irritating to two slillingsaml six pence, which the Pr boner took mit of hie hand. During this ti.s. the Prisoner held the Prosecutor Ertl by h'm chub's. The Prirmer not heiag sttishad bat that he had tome noon,: abut hills, lash! bins with oos hand, and me. che.l poikets with the other. He foam! there pierce of miner is his tire Aio . pockets, whirls be ss ?pow./ to Rank-note , '; teat dtuti..t. %bey were eat, he trimmed theca. He the seireacel his wan/colt, and&soot tiro. pence : 0 r.ii.per, sod steel wafer seol ; tint of las cast +s he took handkerchiTfa. and a pat lief of cards-- lice Dec tat be hat'. gat did got sat.ify hi.s, :tad inquired iviwee be liv id T The Praserotor to'.d ham only few .1.. wt elf. The Pr saner said he would go home with him t.. g l s nlrlui It mace, and that h.. *mild agree to .et hint en a Minot oinkime a charge mug iinst L n, only WI roll divan ilist he went into his Winsc to get more M otle y for .vhde he stopped at the .lorw ; hot a he did ant et, 1.- ply with this b e vonfol make an asked the Pro. s-entor ab nt b.• an % who told him, with a view to get rid 11:111, that he was a servant to a Isabel dasher The Pro Inner periest.sl ia oweins bits boos,' to gel inure money, al. thougn Pi..Arr:ll .r entreated him oWt, in.yiag be was iii 'wet • in th e ( o ileiwoq d.ty, and Mier him mitre money ; bat the P r i l e t aier p ‘ mitircly ref 'Lori , arias Le would give kin' bat great runt, Ina whirls, is fl'act, lie insieted e = having, belle ntibuct-ned it . pallid It MT, and pot it his oral. mutated him to leave him, but he refused VII b , -.rent to bis d..ur and rang the bell. The Pro - Mmotor eseollecttu% Hotta% trine rantts, to the Iturnugh, babgd biro to co with his there. sad be would appoint • pls., where to inert hims the fallowing day ; they weld there, but it wo• shut up. Tba Priv...user cautioning very trouble some, ',rising to Imam bon, and a it mamma coining up at tlw time. the Promeutor murdered courtige and g..r.r thine, of him, at which be lea the I•eriscatoe's teat soil lon..litmehief mum las mat. The Pa ,101ar rep eat...l Isis eberge et the watelolonnw. g. 4 lour people node. maitence o.f 01.1als fir the same offence, MA be Aid sot value the Promwatines life any more that, he did s beetle's. The above wail eon ilatrge.l by a watchman and the sratc.h-loms• %toper. The watchman Paid the rritit.wr re rated hi , charge attelart the w as the, went alone the Mew, sto4 ettd.avatared to r a web r o am{ hat he ••et eatettated ha bad the iiitht wean, a,. bo end:a• mowed ?my voileatly to make hie. .rape from him, bat be kept fast ho 4. He was committed roe trial. ESCAPB OF A ROBBIT. At she tail nit. 511 r riceired a letter from Edin b eas h.otati,.g. that n desperate the' name of aew-;c kw' made le r seater born 11475 t city. aud iv!, guil °,7:ts, :rive lover, sit twOldani. The II tier said, that lie 1„,„0.r i•Wani a f ou nder, 1, 1 11 nivel pa. tof I.u.selou he muted was Inn a sow a ; tittle an - re teat given of his, e‘ccet a toll description is prowl. Rests rm.ornentt•itod this inforiuAtioa to Salmon, aeon is a ate) ckllteM mettre may and Inca extreinely f •i•oritte, to etidit nit rases, in apnreheading perilUila charged w.tii offences. In the riotese of t r uer dap% be traced out the 1:.-other, Pod apprehended Georze Ainshe, although lie had assumed the ntrue of Georg- Anderson, since hie arrival ,Liel was working at his trade of a litacksioith, for Illeasrattleiser and Co. There imagine permits in I.oodnn to identify him, end of course ins one recharge hint with felony, upon oath, be could not he coon. aril to prison. He was, therefore, locked op in a strong §:KWH, in the Brown Rear pai.ixehowse, ut Bowe freer. Yesti.tday taiirrainu, he said lie wanted to go into the yard, when a malt, th. Istercoot of tie. Witurd, the land lord, memoir., loot as usual. When Ise was about to return into the bowie a. t tt t lie suddenly benched his attendant down, awl. in coufwertenCe of wow paling which separated that yard (rein a butelevV, the hurtle esjuiaing, there Wan a (sr.. an , i nninte ',opted acme to - a herze apace of * atte troni ci.. at the bark of R oaten street, shirts leads into a narrow C.A., ;on the same strut, thimogh it Ilk he mad , his , .I. a r boa mad cep of w Steels ttiNr Wan rnilltd, and ineriot Men ran in all dirertioes, bet its vain. Jain ale the swear had taken Hiss, r i °Men arrored from Etl.atseret, toe the peeping el teleatlying bus pet lad rouse ving hies thither. 4^ A F L I VTELLIGEINCE. IPURTIINUCTII. JAN. 5. An well the Braun. Capt. Shephearvl, Irani Ca dig and Fathomed'. Sat!al the toolgyinek, or 18 guns, Capt. Skinner, on a g•riiise. Ihe /As. of 50 gusts, is to convoy the troops Eery, whicti arrived from Mar.liatv.. 'Their delay, it iv void, hav been occasional lay the -arrival of the liaries brionging to the Guards ; but General Sherloooke, on Inv arrival, gave waves that no Of ter should take more hag4age with him than he would undertake to carry I serif ; and that no VrO• THAI' 311041111 tae allowed to et:comp:toy the troops, that was not able and capable of bearing great CLERKENWELL SESSIONS. • fritamt. Ms. 6. , Tfiflians Mayitortar also had lived upwards of •fourteen years, front hid childhood. with the late .Mrs. Carr, at Hampton-Court, until •her death, • was indic ted for an assault ,on Hobert Hartwell, a private soldier iu the (intro,, ou %ht. night of the seventh of August last. The Prosecutor swore, that being centinel ow gnarl in St. James's poi k, neer the palace, on the above night, the Prisoner passeJ hint about the hour of half past Moe, and asked him whether the Spring-Garden ;Ile wits still open? *r. which he an swered lie did not know ; that in about an hour •alter he L.:tine ley in e puny with another man ; that they pa , tetl near his e eiiiry-box, and the Pri tamer came up to lii o. hegiut to take improper libertisni with him. mum which he inamediately seised him, and. ebbing fur aoisitatice, lodged him in the guard-Iscese. for the night, whence fic war taken the nest morning before a Mogistmte. Two other milli:era swore to their assistbig iu se curing the Prisolier: Ta rebut this charge, a matt of the name of Ni'ri tt ld, and Ins wife. swore that the Prisoner was at their house, beyond ‘Vessuiings r-bridge, on that night, which he left so late es ten *Monte* before ten o'clock, in c s mashy with smother ; they were the more particular as to the hour, het ause thee were afraid they would he too late to pies: through the park, through which their way lay ; they also gave him an unexceptimelde character. John F.lliwu, it *errata, living in Dour-street. Piccadilly, was iu compauy with the Prisoner, on the above night, at Wright's 61111.4 'amid of being late at his matv.er 14 the ; anal he went for shortness into the Park, at the Treasury. in or der to pleat out at toe palace in passing the Horse. Guards, the trumpets were soauding forte's o'clisek ; a. they cattle near the police, he stopped fora ;weer miry occasion, the l'risoner walking on ; be Hollow ed, and not obi-staking his companion,. he went home, supposing; he lied walked too fast for him. and hearth nsthi a inure till nest looming, alien he was astonished at ltearit:g of his beta ) ; its rac tatty ; he gave him a gaol char isles, front his knowledge of him for a tiutulter of year.. A great nitatlscr of aituesses, tradesmen and upper-servants, resident at Hamilton-Court, and who had known the Prisoner during the whole of • Isis residence there, all testified his extraordinary good conduct during the whole period ; • our fa : tale aervaut said he Was remarkably attached to the society orate ladies. The Jury, with the decided concarrencc of the I.earisesl t IlAtatlAx. lestaatly sa l aam! the Pro. t otter of the charge. .t hackney coachman, of the name of bleglS• was trinritled of knocking downs poor Jew cast•elotheo mats, called Meyers, without provocation. le wits seuteuceil to be confined for a week. COURT OF SESSION. GLASGOW. INtiVRANCE. stusr.tao V. Mani. &c. This was a ruse of insurance on a vessel, which or Diu lie I ii. the Admiralty Court, and Is of eons side:Join. importance to underwriters. 'flue facts emitiected wit,) it are lei follow : Julio dastard, inerehant in Montrose, was pro prietor of a brig ealled the Onto., which in an taunt, lest*, was freighted for .11essrs. Sortie and Cu. News:4ll4le, Waal Mead Crow. the masts r, for a voyage out to ti►utock and back agaia N ‘A. castle. 'Hie wawa arrived at her destined port on the Ist of December. 1009. and, on the 9th of• that month, the ina..ter wrote the owner-as fellows:— " I arrived here on the let instant, wadi now I a m clear tOr to go out to the roodi u tale io the lat ter port of my cargo. . I have got ell the dispatch here that pronahly lay in Cod,. power, as the fraat is wAting in very fast. But it has cost a great deal of expenses. as the vessel had to be lightened in that roads, a..,1 I was afraid, after I got into the harbour, to -,.;0 up to the tow ; nod I see now, if 1 lead gone u.i, that II slionlil hate hem froze in, os we have had mooch ado to get up with a Isoat this day. to clear with the to rclimit. But lam still in good hole► of getting home lwfore the frost sets ua very hard,. I think I will load shoat 30 I tit of pease. thirteen sod a half qoarters to one last.... There are no oats to be got here at preseut. and US the ►ea:an of the year would Dot allow me to stay am longer, I thaught it was the best way for me not to delay in loading. for an the diaereuee it would nuke is the freight. I have sent you the Snit bill of exchange upon Mr. Serbia of N ett ends, *las t I think. is a very good mail, and is the freig , iter of the vessal. I have nu other particu lars to *whom you of." This letter was received by the owner of the ves sel on the 3uaia December, and on the oth January tiillowirtz, being 14 days after, lie applied to Mr. David Hill. of Montrose, agent for Mr. James Scott, iusuratiee-broker at Ditiolee, to procure io tuirauce on the reseal Xo the anioasot-of 1.5n4 which was accordingly effected upon Jo :11 Atrils. jun. merchant, Montrose. fur Wad, ; anal Thomas Mitchell, men-haat, in Dundee, for 4111; at *even guineas per cent. At the mule time, Mr. Mae t►rd, the owner of the vessel, applied to Mt. Hill to procure the insurance, he militated him the above letter front Crow, the master. Neither the ori- Wind, nor a copy of it, however, was transmitted to the iiisoiers—the following letter only having been addressed by Mr. Hill to Mr. Scott, his con , stitneut o I wrote volt on the 7th current, Dud have now to request that you would get insored, in essone and fur account of Mr. John Mustard, norvcha►it here, 14101. sterli,ig on die brigantine thrion. of this plater, David Crow, master. at and from Rostock to Newesustle-isposi-Tyne. Mr. Mustard has a let ter front Mr. Crow, of time Pith ult., from Itortock. at which time he oils loading his cargo for New castle, and would +ail en soon as he voila ; but the frost was seri very hard ; ro much to, that it was with ul:y he could get ou shore with his low; and from the vowel nut hying iss the Snood List, whir', is down to the tipth, iyhs neon• than imp halite she will lie detained all sinter. Let the above sum he dune at at moderate a pr. l uinsu as you can. and.seail the Kilo., as illoaol." fart:wr advice than what Crow, the mietter's letter. toc;;tiabood. was roweirt.d ol• the em 2~1. until the arrival of the next Halutourgh Mail, the hens fhtilose. The 73d livAitnent, for view South Watt% it daily expected to embark. 11101411, lAN. 4. Arrived the ('harks, Masters, fr Yhalitign Also Cie dna, Cros, from London for Cork .-1V S. E. Df.AV., JA%. 5. itetwahl the Downs the ships so per last.. Wind N.B. Wows stro.:* _ _ FROM LLOVIIS LIST. AKRtyr t•. At P% muesli—the Ih ice:, Priitg•ot, from Nlt.lap. At Leith--itor Junta, Hay, from I 'rm. to. At Hull—the Fox, Brown, from taro; and thy km,ller, fnuit Sot,lea At Illottunty—.!le Awgetioa, Matcher, fruits New Brow wick. 4.HT 4 illt--the Tonnitot, --, from Sicily. At t (irk Tarletvii, ---, from COM: At Mit . o. l —tbe Fanny, foribits, from Lou ton. At Lit .n—the .Marquis --, fan. D. Terdiess.l VI Isb, from Phimmtb ; Lady M votzi awry. ---, from tilna,cow; Arab, Poiodastrie, frees Calbdill Lissa, --, from BJewa Ayres Lomas, Cuaidance, and Ole Surnei•rt, —,fivio Newfoundland . Al Afi Argue, Fraser • Favorite, Femurs ; r S.noders; goilairisad sad the Jura allot, buss loodes. of which . reaelted Montrose on the 12th or 13th of tt wen appeared troni the Sound List, that the Lin Ma had felt Rostock, and had palest the : Sound on the 13th of December; but this fact 5!. , l not appear to he known to the owner at the time tie insurance was dune; on the rontsary, the " tiener,il Slipping and Commercial List," dated . 2601 licel . 111 1 )Vr, 1403, published in London, winos as,. use last reccited at Montrose, the Sound List was given doss, to the 13th of that mouth, hist no mention teas mole in it of the Union. Se. elapsed after tits annul of the Itaisiburgli test' t any tidings of Ist:r, it was presuased that she liatl foundered tit sea on her Iwuunvard iii.osa ! :,e, and that all on bu:ud had pe rished. Ott sir, in consequence, applied to the Unilere, liters hq.lwiyirwist ul Use milli illatiled, but they I.mio;, start( .1 some objections to this, a case was prupine.l. continuing the letters of corres pondence as to lII.' 111:1Lin g of the insurance. and the objection% of the lessors:vs, and laid before the Underwriters, at Lloyd's, a lea gate an opinion, that the oliketions were test good. On this Mr. Mustard again demanded payment; bat this Iwitig refused, and also au offer to submit the mama- deetisiist, he brought an action against the iii.oirers, before the Judge Admiral, to recover the sultana of the tutu 'toured. In defence of that action it was stated, Ist, That Mr. Hill's letteroweteriug the inmirosesee, feted materially Erwin Captain Crow's letter of 911. December, to the owner. eel ly, That the ship was stated in the order for insurance, as not having passed the Semed on the whereas she had passed ou the ; Ali, according to Lloyd's Shipping List. 3elly. That if it had been known the vessel was clear for sea when Captain Crow's letter was written, she would have (seen considered a missing *hip at the date Oliiisurance, and a higher pre iniutn, of roarer. *mad have bee. exected.-r-- eddy, That Captain Urreft, of the Enterprise, was at the Seen& along with the and had arrived at Montrose on the nth January. the clay before tie insurance was made; whence it was in ferred, that the punnet must have receive(' infor mation by that rip respecting the Union, which he concealed at tuakiug the iiesuronce. Iti answering the first of these defence's, the pur suer stated, that there was in effect no ditiereliet. betwixt Capt. Crow's letter and that of Jlr. 1111.— The Captain Meted, that he was " clear to go out to t..e roads, to take in the latter pert of his cargo." These words by no atrium implied, us the defenders maintaissed, that the 01111thill " was reedy to soil at the time it was written ;" but. on the contrary, that he would not soil mod his cargo was completed. In strict conformity to the im port of the Captain's words, Mr. Hid wrote Ins constituent that the master of the vessel " wits loading his cargo for Newcastle, and would read how soon he could." As to the second defence, Mr. Hill's' etter did not positively state it its a fact, that the thief not being usentioned iu the Sound List, that had reached Mootriese down to that date, and also from the eiretonstatice, which appeared very probable trout Captain Crow's letter, that he M . ottitl be detained Isy the frost. Its the third Place, the pursuer had no means of Limo-. ing. when he effected the insorame, that the vessel had pained the Sound at that time.— The Underwriters themselves coal.; never have diecovereal it from the Captain's letter. although it had been in their possession. Their agent, who read it, formed a quite contrary opinion, and in this he was eontirineel by not seeing it mention ed in the Sound List of the 15th. that the liaiise hail passed that Oder. It ass to be presumed 5140, that the defenders were in possession of a copy s 1 this list, and that they would be elle front thence to ascertain the fact themselves. %Vali regar d to she ails and lust defence, the pursuer averred, and otkred to confirm his averment by oath, that he hash tia communication with Captain Green, or his rrew,rtioctly or indirectly, previous to ordering the isiemrance. The Estterprise was not a Mont liiit a I lull sloop, stud as the pursuer neither kne.v where she came from, nor whither hound, her arrival could not interest him. Besides, al though Ice had known the Enterprise had come f• wittier port its the Baltic ; yet, a, he fully be lieved at the time, on the authority of the Com mercial Shipping List. that the fittiun had not pass et! the Sound on the 13th December, he could have sun motive to make any inquiry whatever. Afterwards. imleed, which lie leurtied from more census intelligence, that the ation and Enterprive hail actually weed the Sound on the some day, viz. Istli December, he did snake inquiry of Capt. Greets creseerteing the (harm ; but the only lower lie merit/en teas, dint Captain tercets neither saw decreed of the Union simile; the passage. The dueler Admiral, Mt the 11th January, ta', derersten a:elitist the defenders, with 81. of ex peiiie-s. The cause was then removed. iuto this Court to suspension, when, idles consielemble dis- Vienna:l before Lord Arun:id:de, as Orelinery, he. 'toot) the ;ads February, Intro, aArnued the jUilg went of the jedge-Admiral. His Lordship. like wise, afterwards rtfused several representations for the defenders, in coweecrence of which they peti tioned the Court, but, otionewers for the pursuer, this petition was refused. A reclaiming petition was then presented, which was also refused (First Division) upon the title current. The Court were not itimaisetoits in this case. Some of their Lordships stated, that as all ionic awe* were bean fide contracts, the strictest goal faith aught to he observed by the toadies. here they considered the keeplug back of Crow's letter, sin matter by whom. as • coueralinent, and there fore voiding the policy. Thome of their Lord.hips who tisought differently, urvertheless expressed considerable doubt upon the subject. eostock I . Times of holding the Quarter Sessions for Suf folk, Norfolk, Es.ex, and Cambridgeshire : Berrie*, Nina Jas. 9 Hull. Friday, ...... Jun te IVoodbri4lo. ‘tritursday 1 i lrutelu4er, Monday 9 Ipswi4 le, mnday Bury, \lua.l.ty Treul l y lu fish. Tears, 'reisursday- Nurtuil, 114.1newhey I t Mitt.. Cooney. frichy.... 13 1.1.141, locuoiLly ..... 17 Weelbeack't eesday...... eu (hi Saturday moreing, the 24th ult. a fire broke out, al.mit out o'clock. at die New filthier? l)evou, which, with du. brewlim:se and sta ble adjoining, was entirely rowle turd. Tl.sit toett.d I . .tvevitrile bore Seeress, the property of ‘A..'t AM %Val rt., Asa. Lurut to di alb. BILLIARD PLAYER. 'flaring the time that cm: two Emperors were at F.rfurth, among the rarietY of si::gulariti:weollected tot the. gratiticatiou of Alexander, there was intro duced to his notice Peter Skarlotz. a person who was formerly a schoolmaster:at Ai e- *.Chapelle, and eminent fur his knowledge of the tiv.theinatiesi Uhich he taught there with considerable rdat, but whose incomparable adroitness at bil I i anis suggest...l to hint the wiser policy, in this age of dissipation, to relinquish seieuce. and follow a inure prova tide pur suit. lie therefore trtiisferred the energies of his mind to the dexterity of his iiimil,., sad is, without doubt, the hest billiard plater in Europe. Alex. antler, who himself plays exceedingly well, Conde scolded to attlird him an opportunity of manifesting his skill, by taking vast odds. but was beaten every game. Skarlotz then rfoipla3 ed his astonishing pow ers, in 4oing through a game of his invention, with four balls when he estublished his name for ever, by the surprise awl wielder he ex,:ited with t4l' and queue. To add still to the fame of this sii:go• tar plimuoinewm, hull, his 'Arms are di iii Muted , : short. lie received splendid tokens from both the ' Emperors of thine approbation and astonishment.' espeeially from Alc,funder, together with coat- wands to repair to V. Pcierrbitre.h. Sit!... ... . a .....—...——i TIM MARKETS. CORN-EXCHANGE, J• 01. 6. The supply of Wisest, this day, in moist extremely short I , flue a:mirk* fully NO mullet Hole prices, amd oil-er twiddle* heavy in sale. lo Orrley and Molt there it too lit ileilartuiss tion i Deans, of the two kind, likewise. New Ticks, 7.35. tu 575. per utiorter old, an peo currency mutest d. White Peas art ttilver. There are also ttli.trt supplies of Outs i bnt wading the expected erritals, this trade is out tpaetelil dearer. la 11w priers of Fi..ltf no variation. CIAIREN'r FItICE OF GRAIN. IV heat .. rat. 7.. N. nig, Beans (u1t1,.....705. 731. o 4 I 'bile ditto (ass).... 049. !. , S. lii.L lassos C.ultl) 645. 7tas.nd Rye 545. bun. Oats Atis. 301 444 j 1.01111.1 .• ..... ..4611. 475. 40. 'Venda 441 445. ud 31:tit 76.. 530. Putatue ditto 4is oil IV bile Peal •.10s i.. 150 1 . Rape Seed . SOL SO. ell (hie %) Fine F10ur.........7.5a. ace Crei Pea* ill.. 60a. Sversois 701. 71? Corn-Inspertoie Retnra , ‘L ',eat, per load liarley, per quarter —Ttmastgair, JAN. S. .att. —po. to V I tug. ▪ —a, to 4at. .335. —4l. to A:At. —4l. —sus. —4. to Ws. —d. .sot. --61. to Nis.-3. ▪ a4s. —tl. to sos. RP HON:. (lab■ Britt./ saw Peas raii SACS. Kent, 117 tis: to a. su 511 , 44 . N, 11. Os. to 31. tbs. 11. 11.. to I. 11:1( LS OE - HAW AXL) ST.saurec Hay. 31. ...Lige. 6s . Straw,tl. M. Ss 11. His. bd. POCK LTG. Keet, 41. —I to sl. too Soma; 31. 1.4 41. 45 Fort.6suo,Ol. 141 111111 it 1 51. se. to 411.105. New, —I. —a. to HI. MS: Meer, 61. 6s. t.. 71.12*. Strew, thos. to tt. SMITHFIELD, J A Si . ti. Thr supply of prime Beasts was, this day, very good, wad the slaiket, in (missal, exhibited • plentonl slow of Cello Bert; Mutton, Veal, and Pork, sold at lust priers, and the trade, fur the most pat t, was somewhat eat The sales id Ilse flm muilost were trifling. ; Hay and Closes hive gut up Is peke since )londay's %Ishii ; Straw (Arrived Mat aricw. We subjoin an accurate statctrient of tire priceaund oundierai iie Tu sink thy 011ul r atuoc uf sm. Bet 1.... mi. od. to 3a. 4d. Head of Cattle this day Milton.. ss. al. to sa. ed. Beano ....... ........ t, Ida Veal.... 53. 6d. to tis. thl. Sheep .4, .60 Pork.... is. 64.• to fn. 6d. Calves llO Limb... ns. od. to in. ad. Pigs Pi EV. GATE AP ID LEADEN HA LL MARKUS. (By the Carcass.) Beef as. col. to ss. Veil 26. N. Is 6. WI MoUuo as. od. So 44. 4d. !VOA 54. W1.' 41 (S.', COAL-MARKET, J.41104111r 4. Skips at Merkel. Sold. Price. 1.. Netreastk Yeiturclay..—EPlNlANV—lfoliday et the Pratielret — " 4 *. _ _ COL'ItSC OF EX Atiorterdavn.... 33 6 9 V. ' Ditto ;it Sight .. t lo 7 9 V. 31 3 Sil t • AlWna 71 4 Paritidasdatt 22 Ditto St lt littnir.hiatot it 8 4.trid it= Ditto Att Paktum° tam. Ditto 49 Rihh Lrittiort 57 Genoa rot :CHANUE% J mg. a Venice &a Li al:: t.. 42 69 () Polo 6.)1 Dalai,. le Cork .. ..• 10} an.Liox: PortozardoLE;Coin and Barn per uz. Nen Doithlonnn,. NCW I)•dlarr — Ss. :A. Silver in Bars — N , - w Ennis ends — Apo of 'lie Bank of Hulked per Cent. BIRTHS Oil Saturday, Der. Bt, at gods lilt. in Ctieshire, Hot Lady of It smile «illujhim, Esq. aa disnetiter. Ls Loh of Captain Musson, of the sod, Regiment of Foot, .1" .13141. MARRIAGES. (hi Thers.k, list, et Leighton Burtaid, Was, eery Newland, of tlbiit plu Gent. (aged Ge 'ewe), h. it ut law of the lute A:Helmut Niv.hatil, Esq. finmerly Chief Caulitei of the Hank of England, to II rt.. Mary Geier, (aged 5..,; I,iig.t Or Sir. Joseph Gurney, of the seine place. It is probli.:e this Lady was Cbevietra corrnespoudeet in the comedy of Ihe World. At Gretna Gruen, Thotr.as Ilalliday, Esq. of Rlarktlit:e. isti Moms Criterion, ricirtlend, to Met Re al, of Cueutugg.irlls, eldest daughter of Capt. Hera of Knewhill. On Theriot*, hal,. it Setifoitt, att the Comity ofslossex. by the Wm. C. Marsh, John Merry Talon, E.g. et' Wallillittiim• Park, is Oxfordshire, to Sir e ns*, the widow of the Hi v. Ed ward Liegford, and eldest sister of Thomas Henry Harlon * , EMI. *I Corsica Hall, near Seaford. After the Ceremony, the happy pair sit off fin' West Griestead Iw o lge, the. seat ofll.uity Ann to speed the honey-muou Thursday, at Sculcoutes church, by the Itcv..H. Patrick M.A. Pinnsoulty, EMI. R. N. to Miss Elise Lwow., daughter of the late Wlll4llll 1401/11C, Htq. of Tulltuitire. hail,. Cumberland. HEATHS. Sunday last, after a Ivry short illness WHathei. Rim. of Crowell Cottage. Ile served the ;Thee of Mayor for the town of filircwsliary and its liberttes its Soddenly, a fee. tlac. star at Mourbeiter, grewilt• *petted by his family and frteada, Mr. Smith, of Will, lour Meer looter. He had been on the Fixelninge that piaci trammeling busbies', in perfect he Itith, road o'cluek, and on retaining to Isis warehouse Wilw itti tt with ale apoplectic fit, and expired hefure our o'clock. Oa the .r Id alt. after a few boors imilispusiitun, Job* Phillips, Fnl. of Furcriltsay Worcester. And in the retinas of the Stine day, iss the prime of Jute, las he was conversing wall more ft Ord. or the , hornlike di...lotion of Mr. Plithp.,) Mr Ertw Pr chill, druggist, of Evesham—He had brew siosniiirerd the prereiliwg week only air a Lieutenout in time 11..1 ‘Viatesier Local Militia. HIGH WATER, 11115 DAY, AT IttN nciN.BRI Dr; Mora tr.' ism afar.. S IV 4111-11310 die.... 3. LON DION . Masotti by t; tvi 0:40N, No 14, OW buoy% entry street, and pa'obol.ed at Ow °Mtn, Walt of St Ctriorar. Iltrauni, by J. WHITE, of INIIIAC pteer --I , porr*, it for this Pater a mat kr OA Officn tpv4l a 41atir atteadsd 1 , .. `• t 1 :', 11 ~ .