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~~ stirt.upki. • TO XIS lICCLLESCY D'ait•U3o b i ititiVlLDO, &C. •• SIR, Lisbon, Jan 23, 1805. Did I nu , entertain for the Portuguese nation the loghcst re spect, 1 shoed, perhaps, pass uv •r in silence the indeoetit pub. .lieation which, has a l yeareil in the Sup;ilement ri he Gazetteof' 1 osbon of Otis ilav, of as article under the title of Mani festo of tits Prince oi Peace," dated Madrid, the 20th of De cember, 1404 But anxious, sir , as I sin to vogues.; the g wet opinion of a level °att.., which is esteemed by mine, it is ju t that 1 shoal protest to an official and n;tematilc ;fomer aeamst thc insertion of s, bI , P a 'Mel as that to which I allude, more sk• the Gazette o Li.ban is the ante Ji•unial Circulated in Portugal; as it is published under the sanction, and to the controol of the Government ; and as it is, of course, marked with an official character, which gives credit slab the pii!dic to every thing that appears in it. I repeat, Sir. that, anxious of the good opinion of this nation, I caller be indifferent to the sentiments it entertains of mine ; and what would be Its. sentiments, if a public Minister of His Ilritaiinic MiUsty, witnessing, muter the eharaeler of aieheuti eirv, the pulthcstion of those foul calumnies with which that Ma ..to tom., wereby his silence to admit, at least tacitly, the ty of the aheiniitablet crimes with which his countrymen are v• What woad be WI sentiments, if a Minister of His is I . 1 •.ty felt no oldie:tattoo at the horrible charge preferred against true English, of auffertng their prisoners of wart° die of hunger, set of compelling them to enter into their service against their own country ; finally, if he felt no indignation to hear them denounced to all Europe as objects of universal detestation; With the most shameful and aggravating epithets, and at the seine time degrading to the ancient soil brave Spanish flatten (to excite whose artiour it was sufficient but to show an ene my); and injurious to the generous people against whom they are directed ? No, i.r, we do nut starve our prisoners to death ; ...we do hot fume them to take up arms against their coun try. If Spain mourns the fate of the iinfortimate persons who perished at a eminent when a measure of precaution dic tated the neecs.ity of detaiiii.,g census whips of w ar b e longing to that nation by the Braid . ' cruisers, do us, Sit, the justice Se believe, that that sorrow was general and sincere in Engls . .d ; and that the nystirning we wear is at the bottom of our hearts. No, Sir, our hands are not stained with innocent Wood; and we would ruoli'y •!led some of cur own to restore to life the manes of a cruel chance, which we constantly deplore. These, Sir, are the principal points on which I have to vin dicate the outraged honour of my nation, while I wait for the sustructinns of-His Majesty with res:liiet to the exeiripl iry pii nishinent which he is Minded to demand of the Portuguese G0..-enment,ost ..-enment,ost the Editors or hinters who inserted in the said Casette, no detente, without it, knowledge, a libel so prejudicial to the honour of its august ally. I have the honour to be, with the highma consideration, your Excelletics%, dec. RORT S. FITZGERAI.D NEW SETTLEMENT IN TILE ARCIII- PEL4GO. The IlyJriortes, and their Island, are thus de scribed by a traveller, now upon a tour through the Alur• a: ai The island of H:Ara e. nothing more than a ,arren rock, situated about three leagues west of the Pelitoonnesus. Its iahalsitalts, abbe seamen, do not endeavrur to obtain those things from their own ungrateful soil, which they can purchase .tt as easy rate ii. the nei;.-hbotshood Till the campaign Wade by the *amain in the Mediterranean, under Ca'herine, the Il9dejotti s, like the other Greeks, never extended their navigation beyond Egypt or the Black Sea. But when the Russians abandoned their allies on the Greek coast, several of the richest families leaving the'Morea to avoid the fury of the Turks, the vessels of the flecitiottes were found ex-. treruely useful, and even the Island of Hydra ap peared to mane as the nearest and most secure place of refuge. The new colonies, however, were com . ladled to turn their thoughts to commerce, to pro • cure a subsistence, and were excellently seconded by 'the abilities of the natives, as seamen. What is tc-. tared of the Hydriotte barks recalls to one's tecol 'leetion the simplicity and good faith of ancient times. 'They knrw nothing of bills of lading ; but bags of - ' i 'tactics, merely distinguished by the mark of the . roprietors, ev thee are not accompanied with tters of advice, ire to experience a s.tfe and .punctual delivery. ere have even been instances of large sums remaining untouched in their Cap tain's cabin many months, for want of being claimed ; and finally delivered without the least deficiency.— These good qualities have necessarily extended the Commerce of the Hydriottes ; and, therefore, instead of being confined to the Archipelago, and the Black pea, their vessels are now to be seen in the ports of Fiance and Italy ; sometimes even further north sward, and in American harbours. Lately the Hydriotte vessels, for the purpose of resisting the Barbary corsairs, carry Irons eighteen to 20 guns ; their crew are from 35 to 60 or 90 men, with a few boys ; hut the former are generally under the age of 4n. 'rhe owners content themselves with the interest of their capitals and some other Advan tages, while the rest of the profits are divided into halves ; one of them is appropriated to the Captain, t'-e other divided in equal portions among the sailors, our excluding the cabin boys. This generally en :ones the latter to support a parent that may stand io need. The young men also marry very early, viz. at eighteen, and the females soon after twelve, which in five years past has had a remarkable effed upon the population of that island. ', The manner in which the young lads are in struned in naval affairs is ve-y remarkable :—From the moment they are able to distinguish a cape, a mole, or an island, they are tauht to remember their apperances, bearings, Etc. t he very next time they come within sight of any of those °Neil, they are examined with the utmost riper, and woe to them whose memory is found deficient ; they are, indeed, again reminded of the names of the objeats forgotten, but every name then repeated is accom panied by a severe lash with a whip. " In the sea voyages of the Hydriottes, they are remarked for their observance of the most rigid fru gality ; it is wine only that they then wi.h to have in abundance ; but having once arrived in port, they take care to consume their reserved provisions in very short time ; and, for their ability in support of privations when they occur, these people resemble the French. it There is scarcely any scene of hilarity which exceeds the joyful return of these vessels to their dear island. It is, in fael, a general feast; and in this there is always some imitation of the mune's of the people they visited last. The sciences also are regarded in their turn ; the llydriottes have lately established schools for Latching the ancient Greek, the I taliAn,and Geography. They have also erefl• ed an FAchaile, whi:h is hlsewise the seat of justice ; and if the rest of the modern 'Greeks were released from the rcppression of the Turkish Government, there is but litsle doubt.that their plogres in civi lisation would be equal to theie islanders." ■ - * 1. FROM SATURDAY NIGUT'S GAZETTE. AdoriArity.Offier, Feb. 16. Extract of a Letter from Vier-Admiral Rainier, Commander in Chief of 111 Mlajeit , .'s Ships and Vtliel4 in tli.• East Indies, to William Mandel), Esq. dated in blangalore Roads, the 10th of March, 1804. Fhroc privateer, hare been c iptured by His Majesty's ships, as T.er margin : pieele, of too guns, by Dedaigneuie. Le l'a•se par Tout (chaise inaree), of two guns and six swivels by St Fiurenzo. Lcv Freres Uau , uf eight guns, by Caroline. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Newport Volunteer Infantry. Major Leeke to be Lieutenant C.lonel Commandant. Dated November 19, 1803. Morse Volunteer Infantry. Thomas Whitmore, Esq to be Lieutenant C o l o nel Com mandant, rims atatre, apoointed to the Ist Shropsbile Regiment. Dated July G, 11104. Ludlow and Cleohnr% Mortimer Volunteer Infantry.. Major Salway to be Lieutciialit Colonel Commandant. Dated August 1 1, 1804. Captain Rogers to be Majlr. D led u above. Wenlo:k Volunteer Infantry. Major Forester to be Lieutenant Co'mid Commandant. Dated - May 29, 1804. Captain Collin,: to be Major, vice Forester, promoted. Dated I)=easber 22, 1804. PARTNERSHIP . ; DISSOLVED. James Turner and Charles Fox, of Old greet, Parish of St. Luke, Middlesex, working ail yersmiths, September I, IPO4. Samuel Coates the younger, Richard Todd, John . 1"od I, a 11.1 Jane Web.ter, of 111.1mAon, near Ripon, York, cotton spinners January 2S, 1803. John QUO, Wmiam Murray, Tl,mas Twemlow, arid Sa muel Missal, of Liverpol, merchants, December 1, isnc John Berkenhead and Samuel Stafford Job.on, of Gutter lane, Cheapaide, working-jewellers, February 11, MS Mary Norton, John Shiward, and John Norton, Newark upoi Trent, Mittingliarn, brick makers, December 24. 180 Francis Runksley, Joseph Warier') Vickers, and Georg+• Moseley, of Sheffield, York, =ken of saws. Fe bruary 7, 1005. .-- - - - Edward Ratty and Thomas Cowell, of Preitun, Lanes-ter, nners, 18, 1805. Josiah R!l.nlesa:ld 1...ty0n Goodman, of Nis 13, Cletkenwell close, Midill , sex, February 14, 1805. Thomas Follett; of Liserprml, and William Clapp, late of Mutiny, Newfoteulland„ .la,uary 24, 1805. Witham Heaemll and Jahn Ge,rge, plumbers, No. 88, Window street, Soho, December 2:4 1804 Svnu • I Rillinge the younger, and Joho Bdlinge , hab.tr.lash• em, South Brent, December 31, 1804. Fiantoel Pillingethe elder, Samuel Billinge the you nger , an d John Billilign, bah. rdashen, of Mark, December 1,11,0 a. Edmund r.orttley and William Therciley, dyers, at Thorn brook, near Maiichtster, October 22, 1804. George Ryley aril Robert Wharton, joiners, Nfanchester, February 9, 1805. Peter Mather and Thomas !gather, iron roller-makers, Man chester, April 12, 11104. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. William Sinithie , , laic of Leah, York, merchant, front Fear uary 19, to April 9, at th, Roam , in Leeds. BANKRUPTS Andrew Davison, of Cnester, riine.marchant. to an-ender Mareh 4,5, and :3n, at airmen, at the Feather. Jinn, Ch.-tkr. Auocier, Mr. Royle, Chester i and Mr. Lowton, Gray'altin, London. William Jones, of Nevritham. Gloucester, drover, to MN' rend 'l' March 4,5, and 30, at ten, a. the Geroge Inn, in Chep stow, Monmouth Attorneys, Mr. Stokes, Chepstow; and M,..ani Price an I Williams, Lincoln'. loon. Samuel St•tvens, late of Monmouth, barge-owner, to sur• reorder M , rii 4,5, and 311, at ten, at the George Inn, in Chep stow, Mon month. Astornevs, Mr. St Asa, Chepstow; and Midst. Price and Williams, 'Li:ionises Inn. William Williams, isf Casee-sttect, Leicester-square, Mid dUsex, oilman, 5.. sonseuder March 2, at ten, 9, and 30, at, one, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Nelson, Paligrav, , , place, Strand. John Bass, of Woodford, victualler, to surrender Fe breary 13, at ten, Nlarch.2. and :AI, at eleven, at Guddh 11 , - London. Attorney, Mr. Marion, %%Misers' Hall, Upper' Thamei-greet, London. John 8:1I, of the 01.1 City Chambers, London, wine mer chant, to surrender February 22, March 2, and 30, at ten, at GnitLall. Attorneys, Messrs. Swain and Sterern, Old Jewry. Sdvester Irylicdaw, now or lane of Huddersfield, York, linen-draper, to surrender March 4,6, and 3e, at eeren, at the Throe Leg. Into, io Leeds Atturn %tr. Jon a Castle-street, Holborn, Loudon; and Mr. Charles Couptand, George Ainsworth, of Warrington, Lancashire, copper. smith, to surrender March 11, It, and 30, at ten, at the Glnhe Tavern, John street, Liverpool. Allure. ys, Mr. Sow lons-on, Lart-rpool; and Mr. Slackstock, St. MiidrccPs-court, Poultry, London. • Daniel Davies, of the cite of Chester, chemenumger, to surrender March 11, 12. and 30, at four, 4 01/F/salters Ito, Chester. Attorneys, Meers Tarrant and Moule, Chancery. j and Mr. D. F. Jones, Chester. Joseph Smite, of Cannon -street, London, inTechant, to surrender February 22, at ti-o, %larch 2, and 34,0 t eleven, as Guildhall Attorney, !Mr. PlashmanrlCly- place, Holborn - . _•- - , Richard Ricker , lona, late of Page's-;allt, .Bernianul..ey, Sun rev, glue and stse-corker (but now • ,i , isatter in the Keret Bench prillinn), or surrender Febenery 23, March 5, - and 30, * tarelve tr at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Mawley, Bell- Swags-squaw. Ludgate intl.. .George Fiaock, of Blackman street, in the, Borough df Southwark, Surrey, wine and brandy-merchant Sr sio, render February Y 3, March 9, and 3(1, at eleven, at Guihdlwhl , London. Attorney, Mr. Benjamin' Wilson, Devonshire-street, Bishops. Benjamin Swanson, of Ferwich, Derbyd , iro, dealer, to surrender February 27, at twns. 24 . and Marc:l 10, .t ten. at the Green Man. liin Ashborne, in the said , .room. Attor neys, M e .ars.• Gurai•vin, Ash►ornel anti Messrs. Balbor and armee, hln. 122, Fetter-litre, Loudon. ..Thomas Gram+ stud J4olle. Jackman, of Exeter, hosiers, ,ay aw re nder..jobruary Marcia 11,30, at AIX, at the Old London Inn, Exeter. Attorneys, Messrs. %Villia - ns and Brooke, No. 3, rtewrsquare, London; and Mr Tamer, Beeler. •ts -DIVIIGENErs, , muck %4 .. John Wiedied, of Fallonall, Middlesex, liaber dasheri.at taii.at Guddhall, Losidttri. March 2. John Fraser, of Charles.street, Middlesex licia pltaf, St Mary-la•bnime, upholst,Ter, at eleven, at , Gumlliall, Lotwloir Apra L Julio Sikeyer, of Tenderden, Kent, grasier, at ten, at Guildhal, I.ondon. March It. Edward Sutton, of Liverpo LancaWcilhire, soap b eller, at tire:we:at she Globe Tavern,Johnetreet Liverpool. Match SS. Josaph Featherstone, of Tunbridge, Kent, 'hop. keeper, atone, at Girildhall, amdon. . , . March 19 John Henley Black, of Lamb-street, Spitalfields Middlesex, &land colourman, at test, at Lniadon! March 11. fl?nry Hope, late of Lierrpenl, Lancaster, woad:en-draper, at twelve, at the George lou, Dale sweet, I.iverpool. March 27. Matthew Caudliali, of Wi;:tehaven, Cumberland, one car, at e.eveit, at the Black Linn, Whitehcsen. CERTIFICATES RCH 9. J. 41111 Fmor, of Sherburne Dorsetshare, - , pit.t dater. Richard Ilemy Gibson, Of Rateliff row, St. Lake, Middlesex, dealer. Dram S-Aomon, o(•Duke.etrnet, Altiraia„ London, tailor. WUiam l'owne,of ileptiork leut, D %noel Nor uI t, or St. %Lary,Wlntechapel,Mi4Alkaex,aputhecary John Dutton, of Catharnie-coutt, Tower-hill, Loudon, thiy brnker. Matthew Mailotae, of Manchester, I.aneaWer. innkeeper. Mary thread anal %Voltam llorrell, rd We4..,anoyligeoere. Owen M tr,kmasit, of Women-inert, St. Jamea's, Slttklistex. ennead .r. E.lward fl,tarnten, of Stren4, Ginoerner, e7ntherary. Willoun G 111414141, 14 Reabinetou, Lincoln, miner. John Gottlab Werotock, of Plymouth, Devon, umber alertlb• 114. PRICE OE STOCKS ON SATURDAY . Rank Stack 177; 177 3 p•r Cent. Keil. II per Cent. Contola.. 4 per Cent, . 6 per Cent. Nary S per Cent. Loy Alty 100% loaf Ann .........173 1r Imperial 3 per Cent £4 Ditto Ann . 9 11 16 Deferred Stook 311 India Stock 164 Lottery Tickets Consuls fur ... • . T. RISH, Stock•Rrukur. No. 4, Cornhill, anal 9, Charing Cross. PRICE OF IRISH STOCKS. GP. • Deb 3i per Cent. (Feb.l2) 6B; 66 Dian ;$ per Cent 841 Greed Canal Loeb 6 per Cott 97i By LEIGH and C. SOTHEBY. At their I loose, N r. I in the Strand, apposite Cather n•• (armored front York street, C.iretit Garden), v. THURSDNY, February *l, and Throe following litys, Twelve o'Clock, riIHK VERY VALUABLE DUPLICATE A BOOKS or the BRITISH MUSEUM. To be viewed; and CitaWines (price 6d ) to be had at the place of Sale. FOR ACCOUNT OF TIIE M tNUFACirIIREIN, Exempt from the Auction Dat,, A l trett.blo to Act of Fel., MERAC, SUN, and Wig put up to Putahc Sale, st their Warehouses, No ;13, QII.:11 street, un THURSII4I( NEXT, THE following assortment of BRITISI PIEC::. GOODS :—s2oo piece. Balaaorei, Shairs, do-11 d plant and fancy Cambric:a-4100 Jaconets, Tantbo , lr. de 600 IVtirte mei Fruited Calicuer and Shauto--t,trno 1,000 Volta:terns, Nankeens, dtc.-.400 Dnuities, Chee...s, etc.-300 Wo.,llen Cloths, .atings, and 11‘,.tse.- mreres--5 , 20 Dozeu Hori-ay-400 Pieces o.n..burr--1..0 3 Mi irar, Great Costs-1,000 Jackets. Waletc.,at., dic --1,800 T.owees and Dorweir.--.400 IYrsen Shirts sled Crps. Tu he Mewed a. air 'sr, wheys Catalogues may be had; sad at the New-York and Tonfa Crnfec•hrurws.' M. L. MERAC, Jun. Broker. PRENDERGAaT, PENIBRUKESIHRE. Freelin'', W.rior C moo Mal, tc wit Streit Aeon of LanJ• Hy Pk.TER COXF., BURRELII.., and FiISTER, At talairmway's, on PRIDA f, Peo.unry rt, r Taoist, AI.l, that Capital ERF.CTLON, lately occupied 'se ..letthest Tooliain, Esq. as a Cotton four in height, containing tilt s indlei, but so is, graded as to be ca,sitile of working a notch greater and so,mlied by a pow:rful stream, which wa. tiever knows to fail in the dryest season most itigib'y situated at Pres il-rgd.t, in the county of PeatihrLite, within one mile only of the port town of Haverfor.l west, togeth 1 . with a substantial Oved• Mg, grit mill, other small houea, carpenters and sands shops, statighter.huipc, barn, and stab!e, mid mgr dow land, eimtaiiiiiig altogether seven atria, with a cons - d.n. ble addition or head•vrater and banks 0., svidi side. Them raluable works have been eee&ed with the best matria:s, and at a miii , ..der..ble expence. and arc capable of being rend. rid very beneficial tw a purchaser, from the cheapness 011a:tour I* that distrizt, and may be converted into a variety of 11401 h gristmill', dress', g mill, Lc being peculiarly welt -adapted for any soacions manliest - tory that requires room, rid wale: is carry ins an extensive concern with rtfect. The spindles HWY Of may not be taken at the optional' the purchaser. May hts viewed any time till the dale, on rip lication to Ni r. Peter Axton, Belmont, near Havrifindwest; of whom part'• oiling may he had one month preceding; also of Messrs. Shows li•ickers, Yates. and Hodson, Manchester; White Ws , . itlackbuni ; Hush lino, Bristol; the Castle, and the Mareirr, Illaverfordwest ; the ‘Viiite Hart, Narionth ; at the Pla , e Sale; and of Mears. Peter Coxe, 'turret', mid Foster, Th,, , :- mortaa-strert, where a Pbs of the Estate may be seen.) LOSOON!--PtInted by GEORGE DkVIDSON, No. J. , • Wych caret, St. Clement's, and puhlribed I JOSISII IIEK, at thelke, No. 15, Rack et St. (Nomel l'4 Charch, Strand, where Orders for die Neer, Bc. (post-pavi) will be duly attended Ir. rrrF Ar 4 Wan. CORN TACHANGE, FatpaT, Fla 15. the supply of Wheat here tra.day 11 consid:rahlv great, and little in demand, that scarce any sales are Cr:led, and those a small reduction; Rood old Datitzic at about 51. 144 per quarter. We have many arrivals of Barley, whieh are difficult of sue, and rather cheaper. Malt as per last. N.rdcmand for White Peas. Tick Beans in extreme plenty, and cheaper. Many arrivals of Oats, aud this article also refine. lowvr. Flour inclines downwards, and much Seconds remain on hand. CU :RENT Pith E OF GRAIN. Whtat. 765. eJ4 . 105 s. Flame d0.......1070 110 s 0.1. 1 Tick Ream .....40. 465. o.t. 53• 5$ Oats 27s 30..33' Od. Barley 42s. 47.. Od. Pulands ..... ...34s 25. 6d, Malt . 7s. 83.. 0.1. Rape 5eed.......44!. 42! o.t. Whit.. Peas 47s 534. Od. Fine Floss .... 84s. 1034. Od. Grey Peas 43.. 471 Od Seconds 77s $4.. RETURN OF WIIE% Including only limn the 24th agreeably to t a. d. 100 Qqartera at 130 140 -- at 126 406 --- at 120 59 at 119 115 at 115 41 at 11 4 1353 .at 114 646 at 111 1164 at 110 126 at 109 166$ at 1011 200 --. at 107 429 at 104 70.6 --- at 105 36 --. at IJ4 6 210 at 104 299 at 103 And 16 Qu Total 13.226 Quarter Is. 6d higher tl a IN MARK LANE, h *flan. to the S I of Feb the new Act. -------• s d 743 Quarters at 102 20 at 101 547 at 100 607 --- at 98 _ at 97 49i -- at 96 396 -- at 95 48 at 94 6 tlns at 94 331 -- at 93 63' at 92 121 at 90 273 at 88 4 at 87 59 -- at 86 82 at 84 14 at 82 tarter' at 70s —Arerage 1011 s. 110. than last Return. A RETURN OF FLOUR, From Fvh. 2, to Feb. 0, from the cocket OfSee. Sack.. a. d.. Sacks s. d. Sack 4 I. d 1239 ....100 0 6255 95 0 234. 90 0 10 • • 99 6 199 94 0 10. $9 0 3 .... 99 0 1 195 93 0 32. 83 0 120 .... 98 0 I 5x 92 0 30 iii 0 120 .... 97 0 20 91 6 25 82 0 6 .... 56 0 26.. .. . ... 91 0 57 BO 0 fAnd 31 Sacks* 774. 44 per Sack. Total-11,593 Sachs.-Averise 90a. 4d. is 9 id. lower than 110 Rfillfll. UXBRIDGE. The Corn Intruder's Return, ou Thuraday, Feb. 14. Wheat, per load. 141 Od to WI Oa Barley, per 4, Oita Od to 51a Od Vats 25a Od to 35a Od Beans 461 t'd to 52s Od Pam 501 04 to Via Od PRICE OE SEEDS IN MARK-LANE. Broad Beans Ns Oct to cos Ild per qr. Long Pods ;As Od to SGs Od Tares Ms 0.1 to 44s Oil Rye Grass ..16. 0,1 to Ns 04 Carraway Coriander 106 Od to 106 Ott Trans .los 04 to 42. 04 Red Clover. Wino ditto 56. to to I•'2s Od White Mirstaid Sett IA Od to Ile Od {ter bush. Brown ditto lOs Od to les Od Canary 7. Od to 8. Od Turnip • 1114,04 to 84s Od PRICE HOPS. Not OS- MCKIM. Kcnt 41 Oa to 51 nit Kent .41 'it to 51 12 , Suwex.... .41 Oa to 41 16a Suo.ex 41 6. to 51 0' E‘sex 41 Nto 41 111 Fanhharn....7l 0. to W 0• SMITHFIILD, Fs:ear. Feb 11.. To sink the .o'l—.l)e/stone of Bib. Beef 4s 4d to Ss 4d Veal Ss 44 to Gs It I Mutton...,4s 04 to 44 I Pork 4t 44 to Ss 44 ' Head of Cattle this Day, Reea4., about 80,.-..shaer, 2,500. NEWOATE AND LEAUFNIIALL M %Rtacrs Ev the tm,r.s... Beef 3+ 41 to 4t 4.11 Veal 44 4d to 65 41 Od to 4. 4411 Pork 44 4.1 t 4.1 PRICES OF ll4' Invw ST .1 ASI ( AND STRAW. IDAT• flay JI Os a ♦1 144 New 01 Os a 01 Os Clover Ol Os a 01 Os Straw • WRITIC AAAAA Hay to lift a 41 101 Row ' at Os j 01 os ci ♦l 4s a5l is Straw ll 16a a wl es PRICE IV" St. Serne.'s Market 4s 9d Clare Market 44 2 VlTlliteel!apel Market 44 14 Per Stone of 21b. Cis tij Ae.-rage Price 4i 2 Yellow Soap, 'Qe—Mot Pries of Ciodles, per cl.os. 1 RAW HIDES. Best Heifers and Stators, per stone, 34. LI to 41. Od. 11104111 gs Ss. 4d. to Ss Ordinary Market Caif • 14s. 04 English Horse Sheep Skins • Ss. Od. to 74 PRICK. Of ILLATHILIL. Butts. 50 to 361 b. each Ditto, 60 t0.631b. each 25.1 to 26J Merchants Barks —d to 23d Dreeing 43d to 44.1 Fine C tsch Hides 241 to *64 Crop llides fur cutting 41d to 251 Flat Ordinary 43.1 to 34d Calf Skins, JO to 401 h per Dozen 344 to 33d Ditto, 50 to 7011, ssd to 59d ) Ditt•t, 70 to 8011 i 144 t. 91511- Srnao (Gr.senleod). 42d to 45d) Large ditto 110* to 170 s per doaea. Goat ..... sss to 654 ditto Tanned [forte Hide; 50e to 401 p 4' hide. COAL LXCIIANOE. Fes. IS. Best Vu4a. prr els i ddron sls Od Delivered io llousdreeper4.. 63. Od Safidetl'a , id, per Cliatirr.in 43s 0.1 Delivered tri Heiireireepevv at .... : bbe Od T91.1.0W. Tulip tt Tallow. 711 6d Ruwia ....... 70s Od ffrodwit. (M). 68. Od Melting Stuff b9. Ditto rough 39 • Graves G *O4 Dry K 9 lls 89s--Curd, 92‘ Ile Ad —Moulds lb ed. INGE, FAIOAY, Fru. 1:1 . . COURSE (V EXCFiAI ,linster.l4.n •..s 3$ 7 9 1:• Bina .it Sight 37 II kotterda,ii ll 2 2 U. 35 5 tit/. Altona Paris 1 .1a•ell date 23 10 • 25 18 9 U. 11.1.1faeatlIt . i 18 14 in paper Dino 921 effect. Madrid .....14 in miner Ditto 394 effect. Balboa Leghorn 494 Naples l9l Buhlio on Lowto.i I Feb. 11 11,1 fast on London (Feb. S.) Belfast on Dublin (Feb. 8.1. Genoa Venice Lisbon °Pon* Dublin au at tow. I. r Portugal Gol•lio an d Bars per O. • 4 0 • Doubloon . New Dollars Sdrer in liars .... • • 0 0 New Louts each n .) . AltiO on the Raub of 5 per Cells. I.) .....9t 10 • .41 5 5t 61 GI dos. MEETINGS OF CREIXTORS AT GUILDHALL, TO-MORROW. Robert Leaper Percy, Charles square, finxtoo, Mid- )11, a dla+ex, stuck-broker . . • • Sl , Robert Poor, Gloucester-street, - Hinton, Middlesex, grocer . . Thounai Shaw, Chzlinsford, Essex, china and earthen. Mar eman 2 I! • • • . . James Stevons, James street, Oxendi.nstreet, St. Martin in the Fields, Middl-sex, corn.d.aler III R•laert Brown, late of Fast Sonithfirld, Middlesex, grocer I; CliailesJarmin and James Attoruod,Oxford•street, Mid dlesex, boot and shoe makers Joseph Sergeant, law 'of Russia court, Milk-street, Lon . don, warehouseman • 2!I • • . Williams Barker, Strand, London, linen-draper I ) G .orge Byrne, Exeterstreet, Chelsea, Middlesex, hat-maker . _ DIVIDENDS. P, ter Dithidetn.its Van Dyck, late of the Circuit, \ 1 ill°. L.. 11 4 ,111, merchant tl Witham Lawson and William Byron, Lincolnolia t Sainnel Lichigare, London, deali•r It Wynand Adriaen de l;ratter Vink, late of the Circuq, Minnries, London, merchant Joseph Mills, Maccle,field,Cheshire, CERTIFICATES. Elizabeth Jubilant", of Bath, 11.0,erdather. William FMld, Old Swan Stairo , Upper Thames street, don, merchant. George Field, Old Swan Stairs, Upper Thames-street, London, inercitatit. James Law, of Detain-install, York, cotton-spinner. George Rolinvon, of Paternieter row, I.dndon. bookaeller. John Robia.on, raternirater-mer, L•indna, Tilolll/1 Joseph Conj.', of Claphaatooad, Su: try, coachinAer. • i 1 bat manuf-aurer to MARRIAGE. Philip Combedld, Eriq of Hesnard.street, London, to Mlti Cripps, daughter of John Cripps, F_sq of Uptoti•House, Gloucestershire. DEATHS. On Wednesday last, aged 71, at Brereton, Staffordshire, the Hon. Franc s Chetraynd. A few days since, much regretted by all his friends and to quaintances, Mr. John Foster, of Ranha,it. By what demise propertv, to the ant,rinit of nsariy gOOl per arinwn derolies, as nest a-kin, to a poor labouring man, resident in the , atini parish. o,i Sunday last, Mrs. Womble, wife of Michael Humble, Eq. of Shooter's Hill, and Jaughter of Christopher Hid, Eq. of Yearh,n House, in Norfolk, aged l 7 year , . On Wednesday la t, at ftk triad, Min. Hartshorne. WWI WATER Tills DAY A r LONDON kiltla.k: Morn. Y mm. after 5, .—Fven 19 min an S. SALES BY AUCTION. TO STAGE MASTERS, POST-MASTERS, AND, OTHERS. IT D. SAULER, At his Rovoi. irr, Curarell-street, near Smithfield, TS MORROW, at One 04.30 k preetseh, iL -4 IGHT :satire useful honey MACHINE 1.241 HORSES, and FOUR SETS ot HARNESS, taken off the Yarmouth Road, and are to he sold %About nrwive, the Proprietor having no further use for thern.—A brown Stallion, 13 , ,, hands high, fast trotter; and upwards of Fifty Horses dC.:rePt10111 1 1 11,M al Chanute, Chaise., Gip, and sundry other Lots. To be started the Morning of Sale. •^l",' WOMB= I - V \C.I co • End or et< Fre 1 1 / 4 lr 11 ..1 Ati,el 01( Sri a fat at Sea.- You; 'F heft The trek Davi api ulw Frill Fag. Piro Dot: Dot Unt Dist hit b•sl lure eau big An Fs Psi is ! d ti