The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1809-12-16 00:00:00

POLICE. • suw-startf,brt. 13. rOVCNT-GARDEN TIMATR E. Tuesday &1 ht, skarn eleven o'clock, after the per more lettl closed at Covent4artlen Theatre, a great tax kept up in the areisues leading Mtn the Theatre, o: rryuicing at the victory obtained by the 0. P's. t %NV*, the Mcgistrate, petit Lock, 4,4 e ot the Pa, o ascertain the +.aimte of the disturbance. Loth re aad reported that it ors about forty or tifty profit toting the 0 P. dance in the a; enue 'radios' loth. I two fili•rs playing to ikem. Mr. Catritt•M '' clesireal take essistaisee, and bring Ihe fifers heftiest him Luck, tatty, took his oon aud another party of the Patrole m ; lie rushed ohnitiE them, and seised one of the ha,,eullur. He, unit the liter, were immediately tor and actually eairir d uff ilietr legs to the iron gale. i kept close to the Ail. of Lurk, and sascuidinually is thamb and hand, that had hold of the Ifera they god tato the toad, they all tire( fell dusin 1.1 to . T.Ntlicr ; a violent tweet visited between Lock lier, Dud those who assisted him, in which the coats aud the fifer were torn to rugs, as well am the wir aorl they were, literally, covered with mud. t up, Lock keepiug his hold, aud endeavouring to fifer into the Brown hear pabliclionse, iii which disappointed, by another party tattle ft P.'s canning, t wl4 called out that an 0. P. was taking to prison, rick wao carried against his will to the upper part of to and he was thee glad to .•xtrleate bua,elf, and 's wipe. Norio flodkin wu Won* up for examination, MI putting u newborn haunt lulu 'Lk.., nod lea?- , a Huhr east, in the 'Vemple. , Owen. a aurtYciii, of Chancery-lane, said, that at lase of Mr. Norris, the Deputy Treasurer of the , mph., he examined the body of the r had found an the Temple, on the caith of Septemlier. He f pressed down in the jar, with its ail at the hut _ the lea folded on the body; the child appeared grown ; it was a male child ; the fare end some parts of were putrid. He supposed it had been dead ahout nine darn, bent was not able to as whether it was alive or not. The child appeared to be in the state iu was when it a as horn. being no other evidence against the Prisoner than Aim the letterman belonging to the stand of coaches iple-hur stated site confessed, she was discharged. THE PALMETTO. invn as Tile nrallrtT or WPM •OIttIar&TIPIIAL SOCIETY OF SOUTH C•R•LIN IE !RCS! DENT AND 11F.NTAR.R3 OP TIM% AGItIGULrcn AL geICIETT. Ilelvedere. Feb. 1, 11109- I..ritatt—As every diseuvely which stay tend to the interests of our eountry by the application of hie prodnetions to beneticial purposes, toast be • of importance to, aud come within the view of, a established few promoting the aericailtural eoueerus I take the liberty of rommunicateig to you an ac 'some experiments which I have made, and 'hick hove conspietely suceetided mg that the palmetto trees, which hail be en hitherto only as logs, itflie construction of wharves, restated attack ofthow worms which are so injurious to all either Is of wood ler water, and that it did not decay, Int o `se contrary, azquired, in that element a three of .apable of mustn't the stroke of as axe ; it oreureed Ibnt if it could he made use of in the form aboard*, be applied to many valuable uses, particalarly lit proteetins ' the bottoms aunt ships, trading in southern bd. from the ravages of that dem roctive imect ; hut, roily of a loose spun! texture within, I was dotal= result. I. however, deternimed to mike the expert. sad niceordingle sawed a member of board, soflicient N sassed rowing • host, which I kept moored throne's slimmer of 174/, in a situation expose , l l 3 their Is the fullowing wiener Rile 'NW ray saws remoter of liidgesent, concerned in shippie^ aud coos, - who derided In 'twos,. ado. experiuseet alwatio. -urn in he perfect iy and lis.l wetehmenlajorei smallest degree he the worm. I also, a the owee•- _ sheathed I two-inch Ow plonk with a palmetto board, lIIMM-fvurtles of an inch thick, =dowered it neartiehtlet -• was takes up M the winter and tea...loot, trims Hot peak 's was Anna to he .is tree trom worms as the day liras ?Li. water, but thi: pine was perforoteel isist vericry , and alienist entirely destroyed. This boat was {rent ale yeses, after baring been sheathed, due. time iintb"-ig was dune to her buttons, except pay bares year. • ihe bitter roil of tho immin-r of teniG, I sheathed with hoards one of coy of ton t,! !s. of rare Is/e -'en., whirls time Ow was constantly cambered bete 'ea soil Cleirlestiiii, until last lecemither, yob. n she was 1 the Hard and gr wed ; her t,ott cs os was foomt t o ... I ii, with lame oi rs ' hurarrlva , earl aced. upon it, perfectly mold and field a n d, than** tb whole of two 'emit, in which she lea coustantly eisiployeel t being scraped or graved) in carrying lice from use !harken:is, or in transporting, from the tomato of the the mill, the cargoes of rough rice ' principally in :might theic by the r o aste r *, s h e 'l i d nit iojure a of it. I aim sheathed with these toorila, all the works alinnt my mill, exposed to the wane, which e: hue folly preserved them from injury, cud I am iloycd in &nag the Senn: to all my Bats awl boob., of :empties, sod, in sleet, to every thing within the /this pernicious insect.. iderstaiid that pius sheathing will sot last, with the • tare, more than two year., that copper, of the best pa la a-cesseis, will be worn mit in abut four 01 . five and that it eweeot be used at all upon vessels liable to the Remind, as comics arc; whereas the palmetto as sound as the day it was oat on. when the nes eas sheathed with it skull be entirely decayed; at it is not more lied* thee pout to injury from the Ming of the vessel. The expease of .this sia•slhwg , iu tat instauce, will, I "opium, he less thaw that of pine, boards will not cost marls more thou pine, and it is tessary to put any sbeatlinie.paprr between it amid i of the veered. The i xpen..e of sheathing with copper t times se murk as sheathing with ; one. It ap lerefore, that after • vessel is sheathed with palmetto, —to cud of tilt cxprnse upon this score, bet if pee copper are made sac of, the former must be renewed • e•oni, and the latter every four or lye, when the smile :wet first meat be mono lectured. got ni t- shall be of op i nion, 'h e t any f ur th er exile . should le.: made to ascertain the superior advantages told of sheathing over every usher, at present is i wit node: take throe wills pleasure.. 1 have, however, that they will appoint a Committee to examine is triettst manlier the esperinsents that have been site, • nkr alms the Merits of the discovery, end whether it c. 0. ., sees 'Lose .aperumr Advantages, that 1 suppose it does. pr. anal .be Society speeimeiss of the boards.-1 have the to bi , very tt , p , tfol;), row iibeilvent 'errant, T/111111AS SHURRICK. P. S. I omitted mentioning. in its proper place that the alscoc-euenthined millninat, wh ic h I s h eat h e d in the; loiter roil • 11n6, was *ben so le:sky. from being worni.esten, that I ' have given her as eutire ucw bottoms, if I boil ant sheathed her. Some letters have barn received from Para, a trading part. situated near to the month of the River of Amazons. Nothing of a political kind had occurred, but the trade had been consider ably injured by the want of communication with Europe, ■nd ►he Southern Settlements of Bra zil. The cotton of this country is of an infe ►nor quality to that of the oth.,r districts depend eat upon Portogal ; hut, from the deficiency of buyers, it might he obtained almost roc nothing at this market. Sarsaparilla, a vegetable of great imminertial and medicinal importance, and of which there has been a scarcity in other parts of South American, was in great abundance on the contiguous territory. NAr.4L INTELLICEACT. PORTSMOUTH, DEC. 14. Arrived the Goshawk, is gums Capt. Inner, from Madeira.—Came ,uto harbour, the Haughty gua brig. to be docked. Last night, a small French privateer was cap tured off the Needles ; but we hive not heard by filch of our erui,ers.—Wind S.W. _ _ PLYMOUTH, DEC. 13. • Arrived the Proviiksee cutter, from Scilly; and the Friends, flarmoud, from the bay of Honduras. DOVER, DEC. 14. This afternoon two of the three privateers, lately captured and carried into the Downs, were brought into the harbour. 'They . ure tuggers, and about the same sige and form of those sent in before ; the other, which is sent in to Ramsgate, is said to he larger ; they had on board the three, upwards of :WO ineu. IVe are told the former captain of one of them made a handsome fortune; but that the one who succeeded him was taken the tiro voyage. The cruisers off this port have been so numerous of late, that it is surpriOtug they venture out at all.— The wind still continues to blow fresh from the westward. DEEI. DEC. 14. Arrived the Kangaroo, from the Mediterranean ; and the Undanated transport, in a leaky state, hav ing been run foul of in the lute gale. The outward-liund still remuin. HERRIAG FISHERY'. The herring fishery at Yarmouth having beet& inure prialtictive the last seasou, Qom ever known at any former ',trio], the following aecoent of the mode in which the said fisher• is carried on may not be unacceptable to our readers. The number of boats sent .to Yarmouth from the Yorkshire coast, was 40, viz. 15 from Stlllthb-5 from RUM.. wick-5 from Robin hood's flay-9 from Scar borough—ft from Filey—and 4 from Flambotoo . ;lo. These boats etlineasure from 50 to Go tons,. ~re lugger-rigged, and manned with six meu,iucluding the master, who is generally the nailer, and u but. They were furtuerly constructed without a dick, and it was long before many of the old fishermen could so far uses come their prejudices in favour of the former prit.:iite, as to adopt a measure calculat ed to contr i bute nut less to the strength of their vessels, awl to the comfort and security of the people on Wart:. Each of the men, exclusive of the owner, ia.i.hibutes . his proporti:m of nets, called a dole, consisting oftvrenty-four, making one hundred an.; twenty fur each boat. The period of the fishery is comprised hetween thi• '25t11 Sept. and . the Ist of !November ; during the first half of this period, the people drive: in the uight, with one-half of the nets ; thr r :.re exchanged fur the remaining h u ll; which h. neen left on shore, and.which are used till the of the fishery. 'Vie boats employed 1.10. season caught al•on an avereete .33 •.• maga, (a last contuinir.,•• 10,000), fox y nereallow. 1 by the merchants gh 104. • hid), with 801., a &maur to the owner of the boat, &led Piet rage money, makes a total of 4101. per bout. This sum, with the exception of the steerage money, is divided into six ►hares, one called the befell share is appropriated to the owner. the rest •fistributed among the people. The de parture of these boats for the fishery is celebrated as is period of festivity by the parties esneerued, with their friends, at the respective places whence the) , ail. tla 01rlatteee Ifet!,, warm by way o; Mr. Rita. trade, to /mord, se Theo clout it, nod I • 'Loci:tots • mateesrediattl 'with Irian titer till rounded, r A outman biting hit. lar. i• theta*. and the 6I of Luck. mimes am They g..mt the E I, • kt lotrtel IMO:rills I riniptrion • ice it on a Tito% C the r,,;ua, Inset' T. ; jar, iim the elsild tura, and foil grown the body * eight or a b.orn alive uhich it ti There • %lively oil at Temple [yentas's TO THE f ettTL 'townie I its reeete'm oulneet of society eat, thereof, I count of se , I think, Is, Know ail used mile tb. *thick kiwis of w on time con dity capab to tor, thr it might protectin4 tudes, fromm orrareotlir i• • Of the 11.141 acid, and to sheath a the whole atteek. It rat parser, tarfrr, wtti isg in the *mu time, shrsi • three.foort • it was lake %Hello won .• . ru. of plee. , A. NMI shoot :41. 'omen log it once lo the IN thilit hoar, doe, the mill at pot open airy foul, but was pm period of (offbeat I sill to CY track ►o il Int , lt„ hire bushel of woaat low 'Ando every de, reacli of II I nude. gm eatest upem y aru, till touch th. it rr omit be a eel whieb and that proemial!. the find i as the km tot roves the *kin . • is about pram.. the Caere is or copper two ye. r , espresso If the rinments of *is k I.mr, I wi . ri *he strict Is lee 'Olll Ao.tour t. N. %. I almorc-est s..t ham stmtuthed Some trailing River e hii4 of( Dilly ink IRISH iIAMP SOCIETY. ' The house, in Glasirevio, near Dublin, presented to the Harp Society by the Lord Bishop of Kildare, is now pr. paring, we understand, for the reception of. pupils. A large reception or hoard-room is ps• • gsu basso relies* by Miss E. 11. Trotter, in a very elegant and superior 011144111 Pr. The revival, Progress, and improvement of the Harp. arelhuppi!y expressed in the designs prepared fur this interest ing work, and three of diem are already executed on piumels in the room. It is in contemplation to einploy a skilful mid scientific Professor on the liar's, that Ireland may benefit by the improvement of modern times, and love a perfect instrument, doubtless, she had in ancient times. A report hiss been made on the regulations for the institution by a very enlightened Committee, and a code of regula tions is also ir epilog by the Secretary, Mr. Trot ter. whose illness has occasioned the delaying a ge neral meeting, as also the absence of the Bishop of Kildare, under whore auspices the institution, from the situation of the house, and hiss Lordship's libe rality and love for music, which he understand* in a very scientific manner, is in a peculiar degree placed. There are now three blind pupils on the establish ment, supported at the Society's expense, and a housekeeper of high respectability is engaged. It is supposed that in less than a fortnight, when the DC preparatious of painting, furnishing, &c. Lean be made, that this most interesting Institution will exhibit to the Irish Public, the singular pheno swoop of a school for Irish music, to be taught on Its proper instrument, the Harp, and alone support ed by the. liberal and patriotic friends to Ireland. 1 . ANT/TONY and RI V ItiTt, now-•treet oMcers, have escorted 'room° dollars from the Bank of Eng land, :u the Soho. near Birmingham, for the por poise of being re-stamped, iii a similar way to those now in circulation, which are current at five shil lings each. Such a supply of silver will he particu larly usefol in the present scarcity of change. In the Court of King's Bela, on Saturday last, Mr. JONES, the Proprietor and Manager of the Crow-street Theatre, Dublin. obtained a 'verdict of If OIL against Mr. CORRLTI, the publisher of The Hilrereiaa Telegraph, for a libel in that paper.— The article courplamed of as a libel, stated. among ether matter, that the husband of Alailame C ATA.• '.AN', offered to pay the performers himself; but Mr. Jones would not suffer any person to pay them; that the husband of Madame CATALAN' discovered great anxiety in several conversations which he had with Mr. Jour., that the per formers should he paid, and that he was very mach deceived iu Mr. Jurres's conduct; plain ly insinuating that Mr. Jones had been guilty of an act of Managerial swindling. To chew the motive with which the article was written, • wit ness was produced, who swore that the Defend ant had been refused admission to the Theatre to the extent which he demanded, and that, in con sequence of the refusal, he threatened to writeagainst it 11l the newspaper. The damages were laid at Sun% _ 771 E COMMON COUNCIL. The following is au . accurate statement of the division on Wednewhy : Fer Alder. Woorrc Awn ',Nog. Rt. lion. the Lord Mayor Alderman H. C Comhe .1. .1 South ••••••. S. COLNlbChert , W. Mauler M. %%coed .4, -- einal it. Alrlermair`.irJ ‘Y.AtOrrsoo C. S. Hunter Sir W. Leiglitou Sr It. C. filyn Sir 81.131uxhaut SD Birth (' Smith Schuley ---- Sir J.E.; Myr, KI. ----- Sir,/ . Shaw, Bt. Sir W Curtis,l3t. J. Atkins ALDERSG A' fttri. A . l m i lt i r J g e George King Joseph Turnor George Blugg WARD. Tboaava Loveland 11 King 1), paty Rowlett James To4d William Cli3rp Samuel Weddell • . rs. I Charles Drnee Deputy tradd IRAW. Edward Frisby Wdliaws Stuart ilea Tt:. IDrputy OrJ Edward Hanson MILLI X , Anthony Brown Thomas U•rnfb. d Matthew lidis George elude Edvsiutl Wbute Sir Wis. Riesling•, rut. Job. Dottrel' Samuel Na+h ruaTr. Deputy Greenar. ay Arthur Rilatus W Mims Gould Thulium royader Joseph Gough Ak•aauder Ross Richard Knight TRULT. Depot) Hallier William Mathie Lauctun James Bale Robert Runs James Dubin R.Sprucer )6E. John Joyner Robert Dutton -.Gantt lIREAD-1 William Bedford Samuel Tomkiiia John Elliott Samuel Hayward William Colemau Deputy Child 'l'hoinas Roberta Tltutuaii Cartwright P. Green Jaime. Dicey Nathasilel Saunders Hubert Ibew■ BROAD•I Thomas Marriott • Julio Crockett I .STRIE Deputylnslaud George. Sharp Richard Cauaton James Arthur Joseph Hearn Ilinbart Chapman, ' Joists Patterson (WIC R . Deputy Welch Joint Gale J. R. Muncher John Pratt Jusopla flumpleby Air* *At o. J. Hurl°. CANDI John Walter Hobart Kirby CASTI.F. H lamer critith Robert Slade RMhwd Howell Thantaa Farrauce .111fmn Treadle? Ravi, Marconi..? ..4 1dV i t i gzaig • re. I t flesa T. A . Lusley It. Clweteaeight Jahn Wright William Cummings I -- Smith I AP. lieorge Foaraier ' Samuel Hale John WiMans Joseph Mantuan • W. E. Smith COLEWAI I ihoesasTS;ift IJobe West Ftsucis Poynter Deputy Sadler N. Davie% Richard Dunne Clam his W H rl I Deputy KNuble William Now I JaalC. T by It ir liaril Abbey I John Ila 11111 l un Mi ni. Watson G. A. &with IHILL. 1 Deputy Amgen James Jacks Charles Chapman I Thomas Blunt 1 Lucas Birch ,TL 'WITHIN. Deputy White '1 humus Valiance Jingle, Birt Charles Higtien 11'illis® Hardy J. Delver John Tame %%Attain Keel rr: wiTuouT.. i Deputy Doyley 1 W (i. Browne Joseph Daker I. ATI . IJuhn Pearson Thumas Britten Thomas Atkinson 1/4 WITIIIrt. 1 Deputy Stokes , X W(TMOLT. IJuba' Harper Ot RU. Thomas Ayrerl WMI.IIII Psochbaek Richard [Mon Niles Markew 1111 EFT. Jobs Adcock Jacob Hoek Thomas Price CORD%, COIL GUTPLEG•' RIPPIEGI' nichatJ Dixut. Deputy Saunders %du. V. battloy E. Summit re 11•11.1111NOD0 Deputy P nada- W m . Cadwell I l John Leigh 1. Lewis S Srateheril Joseph Dow John Crowder N in. koberts John Wheble W o. Pritchard John Walker George IV iuter Monet I•ltilltitiD• Deputy Brewer William John Reeves Abraham Young John Dawson William Griffith William Merrell John Crook Robert Herring V ,Mani Height Robert W..thmaa John Nichols Thomas Reeve Thomas M. Hardin Samuel Miller L• 141 Deputy Phillips Richard Raskin Dow SAIIIII nibnol .I\[R. 7.7 r, roatincev. • neputy Atkin‘o• . .I.,hn Rea Johu Hoppe I I% alhatn Hernias Edward Culebakh QIJEZIO Ilan .% II), 'Duty Brickwoed % ahem Grahams Juin, Hancock I Juhu J. Coss Eilwurot Hughes lOU Eft. Samna Wriest Deputy IHotchhison Join, bnakald Samuel Dia.sa • Matthew Lueao I Cherie,. Stuart IDash! i.aiug Thomas Bridge. Peter Skipprr William Cawthorn,. G. Goes J vim 4:ottun 1 1 1•LDI Slit fIiFIED MA To sink the Olial Reef...... 46. 44. 10 54. 4d Hottun 4a. 6d to 61. od . Veal sa. tal to 71. od. Port 6s. od. lo7a. Lamb tat. ed. to us • od. HAY-M. Hay sI. us. Straw il. los. Ckwer III. 10S. COURSE OF EXCHAh Amsterdam—. 31 11 2 U. Ditto at Sight 30 11 Rotterdam 9160 U. st 9 g 4 U. Alton* 29 3 U. Paris 1 day'adate 19 lb Ditto 80ur.10203 ..•• 90 Modritl Ditto 44 effect. Palermo Ditto Bilbuo al Legliara Genoa 32 Venice 32 Naples 4l Lisboa I Deputy Brooks Heur H 11.1 v • J. E. (hula. James Cade 'Roust. outsets MS: I - - fin* 1 HEATR P.-11111 11HIS PIiESN.NT -t w_ A mg. will he acted, • HAMLET. PRIV illamilat, Mr. Metairie ; P Or. Orestes; Reed* Mr. Retie, Mr. Ilesetas. Gert li, Leder i itglarlia, Min 11 I After arlistk, a Traotir II MIN OR, TOE I.lolElt bee Jean, Mr. Ifserrtoe • mg) Mr. Cbagssaet i Sark Murk Ma Orietew. The DOOMS by eh. Masa 'View eft Minuail Region' • Tbt deers tete opened s Seca at MaMpaes Nix. easterews., The Illerebei ater.a.aos Medseedes, The' Mr. Kestbk; with Tile Turi liiin or the World., *lid .. W Plea —Ow friday, Ring Lear #N t.. The Exile. The Public are respeetfelt iims Peutotainse, whieb bs• Ileekeele Pedlar i or, T4l ea Tuesday, the pit. mat • The ra•pOrtors of the TI iMmium la makkoma 4tiampill teen, bet Imre to balms I Ad priers ..f ailwiteekut wit towet Canvey ie --eel VI the poems seasuo, that pee oefured by masa' boa" • Pubtie, as it a al is Hs. •14 .etewit te say how etoesaely lb re for any, in egaistritlei Ors Ow lair unhappy Merster : i 'el Twat differences may be 14 fictions for esforiai all k 1 :whirls the Isle rheumatism e proos traiee. The Prepriet of a liberal mei - that their attestiea as. yriewhieiste ands eeteretlea tisk Auslieeec. • LTC fi.o 11 VNDER TII SFECIArt. °MOW 11* He pretest See Pri Ent 13 Ter ies et.Hift e r i ri ldg Ho COMPANY TIMM; 1.15 6 THIS Is. mg, psollires He Gunn THL JEAI Oa*, Mr. ; Charism, Mr. Monitial Man linglr, Mr. Mormilapi resiew. Mr. Okly. M um Orm:ainr i riot. Mrs iriS be odd TN SIBS Al boast strip, Mr. Po illtywries an" Ille. 111 a Peak* aafrMe. Mr. likabsoo. Or cs o T s : Oisdr ;" Ilva niaara, Miles.r4 8.1 • ; PAM sits=l. S. Misma ripusk . tomiersow grin rm tre rilleratin lti :1 unetilia TE above Cobiast words a wow ..teen. and ?/den icor a eye ne e 01 /SAW ostik wry won in ■ notil inspect:es. at tho lli Z Lords.. Adaittawn, bier tc. till *the eeesileb tit t.. r•ch- Dreedodie allaiesses to.. ad. This ay pohllibetl. bands it Mat* km GI. . ow A K ECUOTES of scAsc the Rev. WI Traitelellor %UN Air F. a sad J. Olaroblard odd eft b r J, 01' whom way be 664. ths Monett, II 7, sir the third VS A GREAT FALL riIHR IRISH I.lNt A ihty low ledai a rood& of She APR, N 1111.11ACII. goods they Mir hed fir ism plore on Flat is Iteisoil. 11 yawl, and rim td. • rowbet, ethl bot Irish Maio Moos, so a rive of 0.1 yank, at .1 ilitet-i-eselt rise is erseroote ad oit the paw and the wow Oise the Daub of heholl eintehislity. J. 01111 ••• N., 4, Illimeloshory-e4 Isti. which it is oriorwory to, ame arikamariais• ipso .•d Imam eseetweel, with wry Woe al lbw es A CARD TO Th FIR.UTHEIMIL JIF 1111XLR PILLS, hr ,t. Sim *I various perish mrtail, that w..., sem eh asrad ia s certain degrees I . surirty of asessra ham d are .swiss as swim, so pa seism, pis, madam ids. lasso syspaehal .1 Os fail aft 04 0.011101. si dr ?so, se shwa* las ham II Lamp, tuahamo t soh oat Ilith—d *PM high halt oh preuaist waft ardisswil saw assamy apsaidams ear 1= Mr mos tad% sof apropirea wormoOf rillmohor or maw Illihaigirit Pods, am pmeromben arm wafer perm vib bin lharmilles 'beim& sad mak si Mr. ettoterisserimmor I sell lit Mrs. tholliarrees; roans, asorroserr soml tra Qf abyss 11 - Ttur7 Antowrisc I.e terigolgur Ihr Veit% sad Ceirompririrs, M bow% vq. Wo. Picketing Thomks Mirgay homes Bell Robert Aahby Lamas %Vallimns Wm. Pearse Uldarles Alssger F. P. Sills Lor.l Mayor Aldermen l2 5 1 I Coninionera Commoners 'l7 lOU Majoi.k against tile °riga' Slh Daceniber 1 Address as voted oa the 17 .---- THE MARKETS. CORN.EXCIIANGE. Dee )5. This day the Market has nut many further arrivals of wheal, but tolerable remaining quantities ; waiting, the v... perted supplies, salts are heavily made ut aomenlist I. is price. Earley and Ifalt each lolly support their prices ; White Peas vary but little; but few New Tick Beans, ass. to 455. per quarter ; Old as per corrency.—There are also tolerable supplies uf Oats, and sales thereof at little. varistiou. —Flour at late prices • CURRENT PRICR OF GRAIN. Wheat 7.;s. Os'. lot's. Beans (old) Bog. 665. oill Fire ditto lo4a. tom. Tick Beaus(4ld).. sm. tss. fbil Rye • sus. Sas. Oats.. 95.. 305. 53. Barley ..... sue . mit Pn'ands ;Ms. 391 19 I Malt 765. OM. Potatue lilt --.. la as us/. White Peas 1 . Rape Seed fruiters) i '• • ' Sall ' 6 ' s ' Fine Flour ..... sips. ys• Grey Peas.. . . sss. 60s. *twos .... Us. 9.5. RIM Cars- Isepecter's Return Wheat, Per load Balm per quarter atw an= eeee • 14 Pm. IDGE. -Thvasea.v. totc. 14. Se ill. —a. .31.. —4. to 495. —4. ../fie. —l. to 41s. —d. „ors. —.4. to toss. —4. to sec —4l. OF HOPS. uoe. gest, sl. —s. to 61. —a. %Mei, •1. 104 to 51. Paseo, ♦l. ios. to Si. t to. PRICES OF HAY AND ST. J • Al zee. Hay, 41 41 04. to 41,-4. ad. Sti•_, oil t. 91118.04. Ponitmos. Kent, al. toe. to 71. 1061 Srmes, al. 51. to 41. so Farnham, 141.--s.to t tl. --• STRAW, Y ESTERDAY. Hay 41. toe. to 61. M. New. el. co. to ot. 00. A. do. to 71. 70. Straw. EL iii. to oL M• ,ET, D. is. - per skies ed SJh Head of Cattle, this dap :- 11.asts . . Sheep 6,409 Calves .1041 I Pigs JIM IA RR ET. out. to 61. os. od. od. to 21. 51. od. to 71. WS ud. NEIVGATE AND LEADENEALL MARKETS. (14 the Carcass.) Beef 44 10 41. ad. 1 Veal 411. id. to Is. Motion t.. od 10 51. —d. Pnrk 61. od. Mip COAL. MARI Ships. tilsipg 17.. Newcastle Cual 16} ET, arc. Is. Id. Price. •. • ..... SAs. ti. to 74a lA. ed. to —.s oil. GE, FRIDAY, Dee. is. Oporto.. ..... 66 Rio Jamarire 7l Malta Gibraltar 36} Doblio sti Cook ■VLLION. Portugal Geld m Cele a. Bars I. s. I pm FoveiEuf:•NiuLrso New Doubloons o 0 0 New Dollars o Silver is Bars New lamas (eaeis) 0 0 • Ain; on the Pink of Hullaall per Caul. PRICK OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Rank Stock I pa Cent. Reduced 691 per Cale LuoiA•asities is 9. tabs§ °amigo Isdia Seeds.. Exchequer Bills ..... . ...... y pram. Forlteb Lottery Tickets.. . ..... 221. ts•. India fur l92t' Consols for ........... 71 7e 71 T. BISFI. Stock-Broker, 4, Coruhill, and q, Choriiipirroes. BIRTHS. On 'Thursday, in Wimpolestreet, the wife Mr. Hodgson. bookseller, of • son. Tlvirsday, in Grosvenor-square, the Liviy of Edward Her top'', keel. of I)alby Hews, Leicester.l.l.c, of a see and heir. MARRIAGES. On Sanday moraieg last, at St. Martin's in the Fields, Richard Nichoßs, Esq to Mire Mary Ann Rennet% On the 17th Oct. last, Lieut.-Col. Bruce, of the gist Foot, to Charlotte, eldest daughter of Col. Dickies, Chiet liegisieer, at Malta. DEATHS. On the 29tb nit is Carlisle, deeply and justly !weenie., Miss Isabella Waugh, the eldest surviving daughter of the late Rev. Hr. Waugh, formerly Dew of Worcester. On IVednrimiey, the Litb inst , at his house at Streatham, ,Surrey, Henry Thomas, Esq. in the 7stb ear of his age. On Thursday, after is very long sad paisf sl Awe, which, ehe hone with exemplary palettee sod iesignade., Nn. Bayley, wife of llllliarn Bayley. Eat of Werarlek:street, Pail- M all HIGH IVATF.II AT LONDON BRIDGr, THIS DAY. Hormuz 4a mu. after 9 Afterglows r. 9 win. after 9. LON D'IN by C •Niffio, inr, and pohlieheil t the thli,c, No. is, nark of tic Clement's- Cialtreb, Shim!, J 'YI I IT., of mur place — o, drior kc tor this acid to the tikes, pnl 4 ), •in b. 1103 si tended ttr. =fi ---