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OLD RAT' EY SESSIONS. 1.1014 DA Y. JULY IS. Damiel Buckieu W. 14 in3ißrd t,r 140:tio •sly sow. nst M • DolAld theeK ng's hig') and forcibly taking from his person a purse, cantain. Lig two 11. notei., one dollar, some shillings, and a b.t.l sixpence, his property. I .'xl•l)onalti deplsed, that he is a watch.. man at the Docks; an.l that, on Sam- day week lest, July 6, the ;mistime asked him for the loan of eighteen pence ; he, knowing the pri soner, who worked at the docks, lent him the inn. nee, taking it before him out of his purse, wh eh ' - contained two 11. notes, a dollar, a few shillings. and a bad sizpence. The same night, a few minute., , - before twelve. the Proseciont being at his post, the prisoner forced into hie watch-box, knocked him dows, got on top rf him. and. Mier heetin'e him severely, robbed him of hi. purge, and all his mo ney i i it ; he was fort .in of the person of the pri ioner, as the moon threw a light no Iri , , face, and be 1.4 t his hand, when he was Titbits.: his pocket, 1 weicn wanted two fingers; and he knew the prison .re had lost two of 'his fingers, iii ternoving ies.ne F eeds As soon as the pi:twee went ewes!, he give the alarm, but did not apps ehend him until th- next day. James Neatly was' n that night at the India- House, about 30 yards from the place where the Prosecutor stood ; he did not hear any noise; but. about 12 o'clock, the Priseecutor came to him, and tell elm he ha I been robbed; his face was then co rerei with blond. Elizabeth Broderick met the Prisoner on Sunday the 7th. at about one o'clock in the morning, at the top of Gravel-lane : be was ninning as hard as ht could. He stopped her, and asked her for a lodg ing ; she took him home is kb her, and lie staid with her till mornin,;, and then gave her a dollar and some sleet, amongst which was a bad sixpeace. Sh e saw iwo hank mites in hi> hand, which be took out of a di ty-lookicg purse, with the money he gave her. . The Officer deposed, that he apprehended him in the afternoon of Sunday. at an eating-house in the ' neighhourhousi, but did nut find the notes or purse on him. Mr. Justice L4WRENCI summed up the eeidoke, which, he Said, war. positive as to the Prosx-catur, and the duty gave their verdiel—Gudte, Dash Gorse Dare!, was indicted for feloniously forging I ;led uttering as true a certain acceptance of- a Bill of Exchange for '2Bl. purporting to he drawn by Major Thornton on Met-is. Collier and Son. with intent to defraud John Bever. John Baster, a tailor in the Strand, deposed, that on the King's birth-day, the Pi igniter came to his !smite about eleven o'clock in the morning, end asked to see some cloths ; he accordingly skewed dif ferent ankles to him, end the Prisoner chose out one pail of pantaloons. a waistcoat, and a pair of braces. Ile then took out of les pocket-I,O(Jc a note drawn at one month by M jor 'Thornton on Collier and Son, and accepted. Mr. Justice LAWRENCE then desired him to pro duce the note. The Prosecutor said be had lost it ; that he had it about hint last Saturday, when he attended in Court, and when he went home he could neither find it, nor any of the other papers which be had in his pocket. to several questions pot to him by the Court he said, he supposed his pocket must have been picked ; but that he wa, not conscious of it at the time, and did not know the note ce papers were game until alter lie got home t , nor had lie any reason to think they were. lle allowed he made no attempt to recover it by post ing hand-bills, or making enquiries, these means not having occurred to him, and if they had. he did not conceive the time would allow him, having only lost it on Saturday last. James Gamete, the officer, who apprehended the Prisoner, then informed the Court, that he s aw a letter in the head of the Prosecutor relating to this trial, and that there was money in it. The Prosecutor said, lie had received a *setter with rinney in it; but, on opening it, salt it could not be intended for him, and therefore sealed it up again, it which state it now ley. Mr. Justice Lewn ENCk: said, he could not but sus pea him cf raisconsluel, as it appeared from his ex amination before the Mag istrate, that he wrote to the lath• rof the Prisoner, a nd cle,iriel him tii call at his house. His Lordship then enquired whether there was any person in Court who could prove the hand writing of Major Thornton or of Collier, and find ing that there was dose except Mr. Collier him self, observed, to the Jury, that as the bill was not forthcoming, nor any competent witness in Court wh saw the bill, and could prove the hand-writing, they must acquit the Prisoner. ' Mr. Justice LAIWRENCL and Mr. Justice CUA m int. then consulted together for a short time, after which, James Gilmore, the officer. was ordered to be sworn. Ile deposed, that on Tuesday last he ap pointed to meet Mr. Baster, fur the purpose of pi eferring the Bill of Indiament against the Pri soner. Mr. Nicol, at the office, informed them, that he could not proceed, unless he had the forged bill, and desired Baster to bring it to him in the evening. Buster then said, be did not know where to find it; that he bad lost it sonic days before ; however, on learning that he would forfeit his re. coguisence if he did not prefer the indielment, be produced the . bill. He farther stated, t h at there was another bill against the Ptisotier ; but that Nlr. Chappel, lilt° held it nut being bound over to prose cute. said he bad lost his bill also. Mr. Justice LA Wil Lees. then ordered that Mr. ' Esietes's recogiasance should be estreated in the Court of Exchequer. He might then, he seid, have an opportunity of ehreeing cause against the estreat, and of proving, that he did every thing in his power the l' , - - -.‘nvidir i, ilia mind die- i 1 ., w prosecute the Prisoner to convklion. :t . P risoner was of course Atria:Led and ditt- ,. • charg ed. The P J , Dia at firstr and 7oerph Debbie were inthaed for 111 feloniously making an .4sNaliit on Ann Bayley, and it • . taking from her person tive 7s. pi eces a nd diff e rent tinkles of wearing apparel. t . ~ lt ye saw peared el f e ro pr m ito th n e et e t a vid t er: h ce e of the Prosecutrix, that Red Lion public i house, near Afton. on the morning of the Ist of Ju.se. and that t... y lurtuwed her out upon pretence of wishing to have ,he ple.c.u, u of her company lot as alient itamiy. having pfocveded with her 4 *°. S • No4J. they induced her to go e i • ,-- - _-.)... 4 \ , . 4 - .._ .J; t go y . .7 4 11.• . . —........--.. ntts Gr'l , l, for the torpme as they ail, of calling at a friend's houee. They immedistely threw her into a di,ch, where, after snuggling for some dose she fated awsy, and when she came to herself found the I'ris niers had gone way, and Int.l ro'l be.fh,.r of all the mnney and c1...e.11.7, in tit! indnament. The Prosoctitrix tulervimt a lontr, ernes-ex urni. elation by Mr. At I t. V, red itive to her aon,ilwt to wards de:: Prisoners at the public }„clue, in ter Course of which, she denied having spoken et he hived in an indelicate manner, or that she was in or had deviated in the sligluest degree horn the strielest propriety of conduct. Several other witnesses were called on the part of the prosecution, bet every one of them is their di teet examination contraiteted the testimony of the prosecutris, whom they stated to be a woman of the worst charaeker, and so drunken and ri&nus on that morning, that she was by force turned out of the Itral Lion public horse. With respeet to the money, it was ptrwed that she had hot two seven shilling ricers in the morning, and that an t:r:t evening she had one and some silver. The jury without hearing the evidence read over to diem, chit:died the hist:met 3. INIILLIGLNCE. FALMOUTH: JULY 1 2. Arrived the flooder armed ship, with a convoy from the Downs; and the brii , Jane. Capt Har ris, from Opnt to, which she I h eti on the ~nth June, in company a ith about 45 sail, under convey of the Ali , &vat schooner, and the Aron brig of Wolf, and parted front them yesterday, off this port. sailed the 1),n,,a packet, Captain St. Aubyn, with a Mail for Lisbon. Nine o'clock, p. *.-- A frigate h now off this harbour, snaking signals for the trade fur Portugal to tome out of this port ; and the Fargmtrik sloop of war has just made the signal for the ships to un• moor. Two ships are now standing into our Ray, and are supposed to he from Liverpool, to j , iin the above COU V oy.—Wind Northerly. pLymocria, JULY 13. Arrived the D Are, totter, and Espe l f4, Morris; nava hirrd brig, Co Sararra, and His M.t jzsty's ship 7.ruba•. from Portsmouth. &tiled the Cherrly, Warp, Caru'ina, Niatr, Char. ave.?, and Caluir:re. _ The Got:ei, Capt. Barton, was paid wages yes terday, and will proceed this evening or to-in , ” row morning to join the fleet off Brest. The —, for London, and a sloop for Scotland, horn Oporto, were captured to the North ward of Cape Finisterre, by a row-heat of four guns. The Live*, Smith, sprung a leak, and, in hearing up for Lichon, is supposed to have b-en captured; and the l o emv a y, Coward, for London, has beet missing tram the fleet fur six days. nrat, JOLV 1 4. Remain in the Downs, the St. A 'intiO, Utrecht, Trudy, and Amebspe, men of war, Alert and VOtarr, sloops of war, the Docorero, and UCClriililoll bombs, several gun and fire vessels. On Wednesday last the Osett , r sloop of war, Captain Brown, cruising csff the French coast near Graveliruts, got on shore on one of the numerous banks on that coast ; to prevent her falling into the enemy's possession, after every endeavour was made to get her off but without effeet, she was set on fire and entirely destroyed. The Captain, Officers and crew, were all saved by the floats from the different cruisers, and are since arrived in the Downs. VICTSMOUTII,JCI,Y 13. The Ciirone frigate, Captain Adam, sailed this morning, for Weymouth, to'uttend Their Majesties. The Donsomd frigate, Capt. Elphioston, Las also sided frnm Plymouth, tor the same service. His Majesty's ships Nurri.3sit and Leda are still at Cork, with 45 transports, under the command of - Capt. Butterfield, waiting for orders. 'the Bth, eLth, and 8;d regiments are the only tronps embark ed. Them are seven other regiments at Cork, under orders to embark at a moment's notice. Yesterday the Megirrit sloop, Captain Duff, was paid oil, and her crew turned over to the Rase, a fine new sloop of war, commanded by Captain Curtis, which will be ready to go to Spithead on Tuesday. This morning the An, 12(0611w, Danish East In diaman, Capt. Serager, went past this port, for Co penhagen. She sailed from Bengal on the Ist of February, in company with die homeward-bound Bengal fleet, which went to Madras to join the con voy for England. They may be daily expeded. She touched at the Cape of Good Hope, where there was nothing new. Colonel Shaw, Captains Ewen, Lacy, and .loner ; Major Brenam, Mr. Sharp, Surgeon, and Mrs. SAlvin, passengers, landed here from her. The Bell;vren.r, of (4 guns, Capt. Byng, with the ships here under convoy, for the East Indies, have dropped down to St I Men's. It has been rumourei, that the I:3st• India fleet, which are row lying at anchor at St. Helen's, will not sail till the End of the present month. For the information of individuals, who might possibly be misled, and lose their passage, by the report, we can positively say, that they will sail to-morrow, or on Monday, at tarths•~t, should the wind prove fa.. vonr.ible. Their detention was on Account of some specie, which arrived ibis clay Rota London, escorted by some of the Hot se Guards. FROM LLOYD'S MST. ARNMID. in Sianfrate Creek—theFrev lano, fewn Cadiz; lr~al V.l unteer, ; and the Mary, Frederick, trunk mfm..na, At Porremontha—the Anna J.rcnliinia, S:.rjet, from Bengai; and the Favounte, Volans, from Surinam. At Porde—•Me M...cu,e, Known, from Nevrfnundland. At Liverpool—the Dove, Lovett • atil the Kruthera, Ham moml, from ditto; Golden Al-, ye, fnam Ruston; James, Clough, from Greenland; Rant, finnan% (tuns Savannah; Firphron, laravey, front Nava Brunswick; Rotator, Park, from Palau; Par, Snark ; and the Augusta, Bland, from Nevis. At lloylake---me Larl Carleton, Rit,lne, from Morena. At Falmouth-11-e Sedalus invariant ; and the Jenny, Ri sprit, front Oporto. Ut t , r e oli ve B,ancl t , --.., from Charleston; and the Margaret, Miller, form Halifax. At 1/11411:1--41.1 Knoreerarace, H tilavray, from New-York; and the E.rzalparth, Montan, Gou t Legh. n n. At Etzltavt.--tlur chowta.,Jeterven, drum New Orleaov. At Senfotand:ani:.:.he HJ M , Sedly and the FAvourite. from Liverimot.' At St K.te.--41bo Ganges, land; ani the Julius, Authnr,., front L.Avloo. - 777 - 47 - E L FAST P RENO ATENO N. . 77. t. hnbist Erennzz poit gives the followingac count of the Belfast Phrnomellon:— . ‘ THE Young PIILNO , 4 !NON% brsur.—Mr. Editor, The chiet sentent of my life ha; been Poet y, and whate ver relees to it. After this confes.,ion, yr.o may he inclit,ei rn cre.ht me fm famili it ity with the sub j ; alai, as ,whatever sithi!.ll we ardently pu rs u e , genet alliy acquire some skill in, the remarks now istUr.uf oa the new pet former of this night, may be entitled ata perusal. The efforts of the Infant Pheno menon evinced matured judgment, accurate discrimi nation, st4geprofijency, and a mi n d that seemsto have in score thr numerous passions required by her profes sion, and she evidently possesses the ability to give them utterance by the medium of the most pleasing ar ticulation. No adieu ever made an audience partici pate more in her own feelings —shechangedthend rom passive speftators to aflive agentr, and the sophisti cation w.ts so sapid and complete, that its existence was not dete,ed till refleaion had succeeded to sub serviency, that the domineering powers of this infant had laid them unsler...—As the charafter of roang Naval d ory not appear sufficiently important for the fall developement of the intellect and faculties of the Young Phenomenon, I hope the presiding theatrical authority will prepare something adequate to her notice, and the expe&ation already formed in favour of her fullest exertions." ••• v. It has long been matter of regret, that the ves sels which are occasionally taken from the smug glers, should be broken up and destroyed. These vessels are in general chef ,Pcurres in marine archi tenure. It is now said, that Government intends to appropriate a number of them to the use of the :;ca Fencibles ; and that several of these vessels are already fitted up for that purpose, on the coasts of Kent and Sussex. On this subjeift a correspondent observes, that when cutters and tuggers, which are the class principally used by smugglers, are taken into die navy, they generally lose their chief excel lence, that of swiftness. Naval officers, bred on the quarter-deck of square-rigged vessels, ac quire a partiality for bulwarks below, and standing top-masts, cross-trees and yards above—all of which tend to stiff..tn, encumber, and retard that free mo tion, which constitutes the chief excellence of cut ters and loggeis The cutters employed in the navy, continues our correspondent, resemble the ladies of the last reign, with their toupees and far dingales ; while a cutter in the hands of smugglers, who first built them, and who best know their use, is as unencumbered as a modern belle, and as fleet as the half-naked nymph who out-ran Aro THE MARICE7S. CORN ENCIIANtat., Mosinee, Jr‘v 1, The qua•itity of Wheat t•-day is rattier conwierable—apert arrivals of Forel : tit ; fine Samples had many thiveii, in de mand, and readily fetched 2.. awl .5: per Quarter, advance. Barley in small request, awl lint much come to band Malt i 2.. higher. White Pas at rather better Pace Beam in very r,eal.upply. There it a:sri a good supply of Oats; several Fo reign Cargoes. 'lbis Trade scarcely keeps its Puke, excepting Finn Quality. Floor smnetbing higher, at our Quotation. CU' ENT mulct OP ukAtri. beat. Fisae44. R)e.. 41. 51.. QI. h/at 26. $O 344. . Barley 36.. 4!. 0.1. Poland+, 36• ....... 7G. 0.1. Rape 5ied.......001. 001. Od. White Pees 46.. 5'2.. 0.4 Fine Fl..ur 804. 854. 00. ore., Peas 40. 45c Gd. Second. fla.. . ICETUItN t)F WiLITA Incluthog only front the I• agreeably to. a. 11. 11 Quarters at 108 21 at % 219 -- at 95 272 at 94 88 --- at 9; G l 0 - at 93 534 --- at 92 516 - at 91 904 at 90 Ib4 at S 9 144! •••-•-••• at 88 ;:lf) at 87 6 hi ; -- at $7 3.;7 at SG 80 at $8 1311 -- at $4 . 126 - at 83 And 480 Qu Total 114,758 Quartei 0. 91td. higher Cr IN MAIO: LAM.. 4 of Jul.: to the ith or July. the new *net. 10 at Pt 8 1042 at 49 Yol at R 1 911 at Stl 67 739 643 at 76 158 . at 73 519 at 73 140 at 72 6 6.01 at 72 at at 70 6 1191 at 70 .114 ^IN at 63 It') •••••••• at 64 94 at 51 •n 560. .-AVCragir lb. 4:d. than I.lst Retnrn. .N uF F 1.01114 From 3 une 29, to July 5, from the CoLket Office. Sacks. s (I. Sacks. s. A. SACk• s. A. S 5 ... 85 1/ 901.... 70 0 44.... 72 0 R.... 84 0 393.... 77 0 30.... 72 0 13434 .... 80 0 125.... 76 0 70.,.. 74 0 10.... 79 6 343.- 75 0 34.... 6M 453.... 79 0 39.... 74 0 20.... 67 0 Tutal-15,907 Sacks —Average 794. 6J. 8, 3:d. li*lter than last return I. if illArb. • ruenta re. Kent 51 Q. to 61 1031 [rue .14 10s to GI 1:s1 Sue.ex.... .51 Os to 61 is Sussex 51 Y. to 61 O F...ex 5l 0. to 61 6. I C001unt.....71 Os to 81 0. • Old Duey, 410.0001. •A as. PRICE PRICFS tHr HA' ST J•Nli s's. Hly ...SI of a SI Of New Of Us a 01 D. C6iver 01 Os a OS Os Stn.. 1I 111* • SI 9. r AND s EH AW. [11•T. MNITIC K lia! 41 Os a 51 Bs Suw 01 IN • 01 Os Clover 41 lot a 51 11. !WSW .21 Ids • .:I 14. smirtivirLD, mow•AT, iumr is. To sink the Offal...per Stvne of ow. Beef 4s f.d to 54 C•4l Veal.... ..4s M is id 4d to Ss 4d 1 4s Od WSi Yd Lamb 44 Bd. to 54. Bd. Head of C‘ftle thi , I.+r, Hewes about 1,700....N1te.p A n d Lambs, I - N OW, NEWUATt AND LEA By tti• Beef C. 8J to 4. 8,1 I Mutton 4. 0,1 In 4. W Lamb 4 I)ENHALL MARI4I4.IIS Carcase. Vaal l4 44 to 54 4tl Pock 44 bd 4. )4 Oa 4. N. 1.. frt. 44. MICR 0 1P*ER. Amu, est-lt ............ 7 . 1)i11.l. ••• resift. each • 7: Mer tbi to IC I t:lia tit 'As —4 in / N . C H ‘l4 14 116 i! (n 0.,, I IA (or cuttia 4. -.4 to tti g 5 ..1, Flat Orilittsry 21.1 to 9/ c4ifsk, o ,, :10 to enlth per 0nC13..• :VA h. 424 Dn., Alt to ;Olb lO 414, Diem, 70 to 544 to 'As4 • Siniall Seals (..tlreettlattd). 41: to 4C4 I.alve tfitto Isms t o PIN pas' do. Goat Skins 34,14 to tlittn e:n Tanned Ilene Hides 2b4 to 41ti tot itt•le. IIuME MARKPTS. SALISBURY, TULslitof, Jit Wi,rat Sits I% WO* I.lt, ........... • rtil• In"; goalcy to 44. acts, ....... • • NM. td. _ DLY17.13, THURSDAY, Any 11, Wheat Hod to 110 s I atts ............ 244 Bole) WAHMINsI FR, SATURDAY, stiLv Wheat 78, to I tu.. I 4to ..... . . ...... ,It to Barley . 4Gs w 48s. kh-.site ...........SGT, tot PRICE o sTocKs. YESTi.ItDAY. Dank Stuck 3 per Cut Reduced 147 u .3 per Cent. Conrols .60 )9i 4 per Cent * per Cent. Nary • • • • • •9 0 Sit 5 per Cent. Loyalty tr.; I.oit Aertuirret ••••••••• • •• • • 17 5 .1 i 11 s•l* Short ditto "1 Imperial A.iinuttiet . 9 'r Onmitim C Exchequer Ihlit 24.34. pit,, C0r5....1% lot ....... ,l 614 T. DISH. Stot:it Rreker, N 4. 4, Omaha!, and 9, Chuniapc: PRICE OF IRISH STOCKS—Jour 11. Gov. Deb 3 percent. Ditto, 5 per cent 9 0 a04 Ditto Stock, 5 per cent Oman Canal Loan, 4 per ems Ditto loary6 per cent. Roca) Clll3l Loin, 6 (X)URSE Or INCH& 31 1 4 X V. DIM. 21 Sight 57 7 Rniterfici. lt 2 2 U. 11..tomelb St 9 $(I. Alton% 4i 10 tit/. ran.' day'4 date 81 18 _ _ D.ty. 26 6 2U. nsideaux Cadis D.ttn Ala- Ind •• • • in parer Ditto l3l e.lit4s (Whoa Leghoin 491 Naples Dublin on Landon (Jul Relate on London (Jiii Stlfast on Dublin (Dirt o; Cent ...... ...... -40-g ;GE. FRIDAY, JULY I. % . cniet 1 Uin.rtn 1 Dubl,n Isi et. 11110114. 4 t 4 . enrtig(3:4;tokl iw Coin and pet oz. 0 0 Daub nun, ..... 0 3 %1114/ Ls4 l a,t S.lver iM Revs ... • Veer 1....m0t each Agin ,•11 the Hank 01 5 per Cent. r 8) llli e 26) 561 fleet. BIRTW. At Eanmgtotl, the Lady of tlt.: lianoutaltlc J. Duties, uf a daughtee_ At Dal's.. Howie, •n the 6th ;mt. Met. Camp►ell, of Skit rinctou, was s dv.livered of a ton and heir.. Latels, the Lady of Edmund rutteteue. Evq. *1 Falkirk I)y.e), sit a -on. MARRIAGES. On Sunday, at Cattlegate Choi,:lt, lurk, Mr. Baitholationt. Proprietor of The leek Herald. to Altos Mom, of that city I 4 telY, Mr li-tijanriti lira, snereilant in Loth, to Mint Jan.* Shari.. (I,o4lltrt of Francir Sharp, Fin. Quart:ear at the Leith. DEATHS. At Stratiraer, the 9th that. istbr.it regretted, Mr. N.M. Mao ketinal. • Ott the I Ith Met. at ti, Esc, merle Master of a respeetabie Aeadeniy is th it lowly Richaul Ifey:er, E•q. of Crawley Ilium., near Salis►tm a on board the Augustus Cater West Inikanian, on hi pawns from Jamaica to the country. Hi was seised with a finer almost immediately a.; lie wart out board, and &cid 011 the t4th tit Lately, at Shaltesfiiiry where he was taken ill en big Trill home, Thomas Wall.seoff„ E-q. of Glashury, Radnorshire, Captiin in the Royal Navy. Lately, 3f an apylettie fit, at the Parsonage House of St. Helier s, Jersey, universally beloved and lamented, Mrs. hart fluter, relka of the lat. Rev. John Dupre, Rectos at St. Helier's, and mother ti the Dean of the island. Lately, Caster, second rtaucliter of Mr t !arter, Janke., of Portsmouth, while bathing, .he was soddenly seized welt an apoplectic ; she fell backward, and was dr.,wried 'elute alit assistance could be procured. Lately, John Win. Clap:ott, Esq. Gatitieman Commoner of Wadham College, Oxford. Mr. Alexander Stevenson, writer vi the signet of Scotland, off the coast of Lincolnshire, 011 Saturday the 6th current. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON 10rt.....57 nutt after 4 Evert —l6 mmi. after 3. SALES BY AUCTION. Py Mr. SADLER. At Ms Repository, Gliwellartteet, THIS DAY, at Tories - • ceelnelc rnniaely . r HE forowing HORSES. Etc. r A pa;r of hand 4. sonic bl tek Mary, 13 :lands and a ha high. lie Pro" p•rty of a Gentleman !triple no farther ON for the .m .. A p of Damn rhar,olGleli ing., 15 hands and a half h4:11, quirt m h,ruiftr. A very handrome ere! steady io Several Gelrlin es, qumt wrgh mantes. Sumo cap.tal good Hack neys. A var.ety of useful Roa.l,Gia, rand .I.urnse How, Several fast Trotter*. A r-attwater or Mare. ari.tGaklines„ calculated Err Ma.! Ctracli, Pint chase work, .ka la tr.e while upward... 4 Inn 11...,te. To be viewer!, awl reas.mtble trills *Hemet!. No Open's( Awoke chore* on Mines, A; if not The ab.ce Ratios:tor, r, e.m..tantly open for the reception ri ,ries. Carnays, foe p0! , 14 rr. pr•enie Sale. . • The days of payment a. u Mondays and Thursdars only. To EASMERs. TOWN CARMEN, WAGGON MAS TERS, SCAVENGERS. nod OTHF.RS. By Mr SAiLk.IR, The LITTER END of JULY. no the Premiss% in Strrec H wkerell, PWARDS of EIGH HORSES cake -11,-1 Dranaht Work, moat of them y. 4, lamieht in from the Prattlers. To be vime2-Ifrwn Int. time uotilMse time' Sale; etebici fie her Jiutoce le ill bo given. HOOKS. Ity Mum KING tool LOC:IEE. At the , ' (lr 11••ont. SA. King .user, t_ °wilt Cads., TO MORROW, and twn Ftilowine Dayq, at Twelve, A CHOICE COLLECTION of BOOKS; A among which are some of the boot Cavite Aothors, Vari .rum Elet:ons, together with many t rod Fogy Dimity +64.1 Miacellancout; unJudelg the Library at CierV m.n ''eczase 4 , remora t (rent the country. • May IPE mewed; 4114 Catalogue." th-n had L11%04E4 •-rn;t.te, by GEOP,'.IE DAVIDS',OI4, No. 5 4 Wr.n ar,e, St. ILlentent's, awl rubeashed h JUSIrt RYDEN, at the Office, N,. 1.5, Km& Z. Clement* Church. Strand, where tir'sts fa. tito Ilte. (past-4 . 3 4 ) wdi daly ottatode4 lb PRICK OF RI 3.mces Mark.t.. 31 104 I Clare Muket. Se 10; Whitetitapel MArket. S'ir ref Stillly 111.). ••••••••= I TA 1.1 .OW. Tomo Tallow.. ' fir,. Cd Wuxi,' (Can.) ..... GS. 0I it .4,1:3 do. (5et.)...664674 Cd Ilititing Stiff.... bbi 56b Od Ditto ro..qh Crives t;oiKI Drew' .... . ....... lo‘ ittle I, MI.--..eiiid, 004. Ili • d.-..Mouldb. It 4 . W. HIDES. _ _ . Ils Gd Aver..ge Price... 3110 d Yellow Swap. 764-.-'ll. Prtre I estidi,, per dui. RA' RPet 14.4ers awl Steers, ;et stone, 34. to 34. 6 , Mrl4 , ing. .9s 0.1 to 94 2 i ttrd,nrry Me.ket Carl Ol Figneh Hors- 04. to li. 6d. Lam') Skint 7t 'id Pa It. (Id ~ !/ JMi `. C r~ ~_ .'. Yi ch ,,nun Nit:Torm yrJor• h yoy Tyr tfid E' lAt M r love Tbe? t It pmprn, 11P'" Mr. g nom. ton 5111 rr S 1/ , ' Bv' T': vow 1,„„, L. , tir N s, la tile The reit , c 4 thee alp:: Who Of* 01°.,1