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would heconsidered null soil void by the Defendants. Mr. Havers had not at this time seen its broke-1.- Iml, on the Saturday, he desired hint to look at the and make his report, as he was desirous to limy the Defendants. The clerk of the Defendants called mi Saturday, and the money wan ready—but lie produced it route from Ida employers, in which they -tried that the contract, pa3nient ism Innis% brats before made, was null II MI V“Ill. P. itYr to re ceiving Ibis note, the Plaintiff had written to Messrs. Thornton, informing them that the tallow (lid nut usiswer the :polity of the sample, and wishing them in furnish an article in corifc , anity watt his contract. fu this co answer was returned. On the Monday, the market being in an Unmoving state. the Plaits tiff, conceiving the bargain to be a valid one. sold the tallow to a person of .the name of Hawes, at an advanced brier, at the same Ville that the. Defendant+ hut refused to deliver it, and put ting Mr. Hawes i•s full possession of Ilia 410 M. hi consequence of this communication, Mr. Hawes ace palsied the Plaintiff to Lloyd's its search of Alr. Tiloriston, whom they met there. Mr. Hawes told lion, that, if he had any doubt of the ability of the Plaintiff to pay for the tallow, he would relieve hint on that hear!, as lie would become accountable to bun for the contract price, and of (huse Ise would be answerable to the Plaintiff for the ad vanced profit. Mr. Titorestoo declared that " lie could not know Mr. flosses in the business—he had motteng to do with it—the contract was and void." 'rift Plaintiff expressed his surprise that Mr. Thornton should adopt this step, on ac count of a delay of a day or two, and tendered bon his hill in payment. which he refused. Mr. Hawes then offered a check on his 'milker, whir)) he also declined. " Then," said Mr. Hawes, "if you will accrimsrany me to my banker, I will procure hank notes for my check, and you may have them ;" hot Mr. Thornton continued inexorable. Mr. Hawes then procured untes, which were tenderest to Mr. Thornton, by Mr. Cleashy, the broker—but all the answer he gave Was, " Let Mr. !lavers pay use the other thousands he owes me," alluding to the price of the remaining 100 casks of tallow, the p e riod for paying which hail not then arrived. Mr. Ililvers never received the tallow. alit, he now brought hisaction to recover the ditfereisce between the shim at which he had contracted to buy, and that for which he might hive sold the article, had the Defendants fulfilled their agreement. Mr. Maititeavr called a 'lumber of witnesses to prior this case—and, amongst others, Alr. who proved that different tenders of payment hail been made. As to the custom of the trade, he rood some persons did demand irsyment the next day—but time was allowed for inspectiori. Though persons had a right to ask payment on the follow ing day, he never knew that a refusal was corr.'. dered as snaking the contract moll and void—there was no such custom. It was usual to give ounce when the ship arrived, and, *heti disputes arose, they were referred to a third person. Mr. SCA MAT r. for the Defendants, contended that they were warranted in what they had clone. They bad no right to wait fur ever until Mr. Havers procured the means of paying thesis fur their goods. On this aisle also several witiiesses were east nsistud, but they did not change the features of the ease. Chief Justice ABBOTT', in summing up, ob served, it was expected tint s.iettaunlr business ad Id be dune in such a fair way, as to give an tudsysdual 14 proper opportunity of considering the quality of the co tttttt odity 1w was about to purchase. Here payment was demanded for , 200 cask*, be fore airy intimation was giver; that they answered sample. On fist Wedoesday payment was demand ell; it was ready on the Saturday. and was re peatedly tendered on the Monday. The evidence of Mr. Hawes was very material. He stated, that two smogs were usual in the trade, which were oat bone by the Defendants—first, when the ship sr. rived, it was customary to give the purchaser no tice, that he might view the commodity -and next, if the broker declared it did not answer contract, it was the usual course to appoint another person to mediate between the parties, dull %stile the business in a reasonable way. 0.. the 'Monday Plaintiff of f ered to pay tor iOU casks—he wars 'lieu asked to pay for lOU snore—to winch lie a. reed, willing to avoid dispute—but the De fendants said, " No—the contract is mill and void vosi shall nut have the tallow." The plata fact was, the refusal was intended to secure for Messrs. Titanium the advantage of the rising market. The J ury, after a short consultants's, returned a verdict for the Plaiiitiff—daniages 6311. WESTJIIN.ITE SESSIONS. William Morley was indicted for an 'moult com mitted on John Wald, iu Cloorlessstreii, sier, on a Sunday morning in Jose last. Four witueaser were called for the prosecution, who swore to the following case :-- The Defendant and the Prosecutor are i, kers ; they had two dog* which in-qtteiltly titinr,elled and fought ; on the day stated m the ind:rtment tnry wrre lighting in Charles-street, when the Plaintiff rail out and seized one of them by the 111101 to order to separate them. The (atm is by much the stronger man) at this time come tip, and without any other pv.bitc.ition, struck the Pro secutor and knocked him down three times. the part of the Defendant two wittie.ce* ap peared. who cootrAfietril. in the Mon 1.111P1115e unnintr, every thing alleged ,ot the other side. Tin. Jury instantly found the Prisoner Guilty. Tile CHAIRMAN addressed the Defenthwt, unt said the Court, its order In express its et the siature both of his otlllive and of the to .r t of Clelroce set up, sentenced him to pay u fine of Dd. The Prisoner immediately paid the money, end was diNch4rged. John Simpson wan indicted for stealing ts silk- Innalkercluef from tlw pocket of -- Squibb, Esti. The Prosecutor was going from the theatre, Co vent-garden, and when at a v. ry little dis:ancr, fou.al his lustsdkerchier taken front his pocket : sin the Defend:nit run away, and lie cri«d •• !strop thief!" A ortthrtuni !seized the I)elivildmt, who then threw the article a e.y . Verdu•t—fiutlty. Wilieftni Jones was indicted for receiving a bilk !tannest:l4f, knowing it to be btolkii. Twu officer. observed the Prisoner, and two other peo.oos who escaped, endeavouring to pick the pcc. lids of several persons on the Parade, at the !Inure Cuardi, no t.lor tootortoolog of Sunday, March Y I ; of e of t h e mi le r N 1 length took iitie, uud 11.;irded it to t h e I )YfY111INb1, who V 4411 apprriliellacil,an d ihe stolen l attoot.ri% 1;111..ti obll 111111. rrtlit . 13001, Nele ...tooro.t.ell to root Ititoollo instotost iiiiii ,ott lit tht• I I tt , t- of Clot realism,,. Severed other 1161U-le - bill% assaults VIA larcenies were disposed of, SOUTVIIPAHK SKSSI4INS. Yesterday tin Sessions f a the Town and Ttorrolch of Familia ark commemed at li,. Tows.. Hull, hero', the ltiseht Mai. the lord Mayor, lllr lice order, John P. intro, F-1. rosin J Smith, Sir John Kamer, ht. and a 11111111 . 1 0 1 111 . Rend, of other Ala:Collates. Alloilt in tech,' k the Loral Mayor unreal, and the lie. corder proceeded with the hods. 711,111411, Land, a broker, 5t.....1 ilioliete.l with having, Oil the 30th of Meunier, stolen from the Insole of Mel Anne Robinson, No 20, Rosobstrici, Borough-mad, a lila roily I c i n kEts, (moil nie, and earthenware, her property. On the :111th of hit Decenilter the Po Mosier was hired by Captain Cook (to ninon meat of the houses in the liorsongto road belong), to levy a distress on the Prosersolria's gouda for rent. He pot It titan in possession, and in the esenhog he came to the house. art . ..rimmed by Captain Cook, to make the arieure. They found her sitting on a little hag, containing a few trinkets, which the Prisoner took, and put anise of them its his pocket, and did toot afterwards ace 1111 l it fur them till be was auwenuseeil, and he then brought part of Items back. Those were the circumstances to support the inolirtigent, and Mr. BARRY was shout to ad•lrtss the Count on behalf of the Defendant, when The Rreonottl said it was really trifling with a Conti of jostler; in his ;motion the charge of felony W:44 lint uns tained, null the Prisoner was 'Milled to an acquittal—Not Graf!". John Jaior/i acrd IR, was indicted for stealing a quantity of timber. the property of the Mayor sod Commonalty of tie City of London. The iimlwr its fermium was placed for security in a abed, in lanolwllt.rosol, which sited was in the occopatton of the Bridge Committee, and situate on the City estates. It was frequently robbed, ;tool the thieves at length cot Ilse lie-leans, by which the .Iwol kll, and was then more lieu. CST,' acces sible. An officer wan stationed in the place to watch, slid on the moriiiing sof the 24 of Mardi, whilst ins duty, he saw the Frisooner awl three others ruler the rhea and load bem stilft's a ith the timber. lie tnok the Prisoner into custody. The Jury found him Gnats, but recommended him to mercy. on arconsit of Ilse ill same of the shed. The BECORDFR said, he always felt a pleasure in attend. itic to the humane setgeestious of the Jury, toad should, deplore, deal as mildly as pwsible with the lad. He was ordered to be imprisoned for the space of one calendar 111011111. Wiftions (lick awl ..ft..eph to were indicted for steal ioc a firkin of hotter value 31. Ike property of Christopher ' master of Intbssory brig, lying at Pickle Herring stairs. This rase exerted much interest. The Prosecutor staled, that the Prisoner, Chick, hail been foremast mm e.f the Industry three years, and the other Pe isntsrr was mate of a slop commanded by his (Prosecutor's) brother. On i.e evening of the ISth of February he was •p- Plied tot to 'u on short mod examine a tub of butter which hail beets stopped nu the Pt isoner. The tub of butter ROW possoloirea is the same, and is his properly. 01, Isis ero-s.exantination, he &tonal that the mates or oleo in the Irish trade were allowed to deal on their own ac coitus. lir bail not kept It from each, of them to pay him self for the bolter. A sailor Ile In die Industry, stated, that he was applied In sits Aisoluda the 151 ls of Frltrintry, by Cheek, to help lion to laud a rack of butter, wlw6 lie said was his tem. The cask now its Coma is like the same. It farther appeared that the cask was presented for sale to thasolltr in the Borough, by the Prisoners; but lie sus reline it had !Pen stolen, scot fur an officer, and had them apprehended. Three Captains of vessels, amongst whom wan the Prose. tido.% father, gave the Pi ism er, a most excellent character. They were both Mood Gaily. and 11l consideration of their ("WI character, were genetic. d to two Ilionfits . 1111rwisoil lomat isaislraol or IS ingtopmlielinsi. which, the Recorder SAW, would Os fir ire have b. tit their lot. POLICE. -.....- ISUILDifALL. SWINDLING. John Natal was srevter:l.ly eliarged with obtaining money under false pre telltsCA. .101 in Searin, apprentice to Mr. Vining, ring-maker. stated, that on Ilse morsilic: of the Hill of February the Prisoner came fat.. his master's shop, and told bins that he had brought a shilling's worth o f 'mafiosi, by the direct of Mr. Pining, from Mr. Semi, !hiker, ii:tle Britain, and that lie (Ike witness) RAN IRA to distorts his master, as he wish ed to surprise his mistress with Ilse muffins at breakfast, but the Wiilleh4 Vo%I. ft pay him for them, and live shillings which Mr. Vining was indebted to Mr. Scott. 'llse wit uess acconiingly took 11w fins, and paid the Prisoner six shillings. On Mr. rinisig's coming down stairs, he (01111 d he was imposed on, and went to Little Britain, to look for Mr Scott, the linker. html iambi tint find any such person.— He informed an Officer of the circumstance, snit did not see the Prisoner again mitsl lie saw him in custody on Wednes day minim,. Elizalwth Woodland stated, that she was a servant in the family of • Gentleman at Nu. 5, Falcons-street, Falcon square, in 1818; uu Eastrr Monday in that year, early in the *storming, the Prisoner came to the area steps and asked her fel:nay-servant fur tier wituess; he was scot down into the kitchen, Whelk he told tie witness he hail brought, by her mashies desire, a shilling's worth of toothily, which she was to pay him for, but she was not to Minus her mistress till et ruing, as 6. r master intended Oleos fur tea. She believed biny kisow Inc that tore was company tYperted by her mil , - trews iu the i vel.mg, and Ow paid hint the shilling. The Prisoner had cot left the kitchen live minutes when she missed her watch, which was Isangiiig over the fire. piece. She informed an alit er of the circumstance., bill lward nu- Ihiii hint Mild the s, finer informed her oil Thstrialay that he wee 111 custody. She was certain that the Ps ',otter was the man who had *akin she watch. She forgot to state that, on asking lite tousle., she found he had nut ordered any matins. Mr. Charles Palwaisi Pitcher, whir is serving his cterkship with Messrs. Visard and Hoe er, Solicitors, Lincolo's lust field.", stated, that Mr Blower, wliu lived a little way unt of town, %cc lit the habit of leaving the .dire to go home to dinner. On the 2ittli of Fr bowie's. shunt three u'elork, the PrismirT eallio• to the ufiire, and wail that Mr. Blower had called at lir. Neon's, baker, in liaihui is, and ordered Is. worth of muffins to he sent ths SC, and had also 01 . 1640 If worth of biscuit. and Bs. a tAtil of Ru.sia lams to be sent to Iris house, fur ;ill whiril the wills. ri aute to pry hint, whirls lie acensdingly did. A;thstsigis he knew it was a stale 1 and tetti awake of it, the Prisattre looked so like a bakers man, that be believed him. to a short time after Ilie !Weer had left the office, some WI the sitiirr eletkv in, I and oil his 1111 . 01fIllileA 1441 of the circumstance, they laugh ed at !Min, and told him he was tricked. It was hardly ueces. tory fur lassn to ray that 'di. Blower had out ordered liar s.c. The Memoir, in Isis deft net, said, that neres.is y rum . polled him to set as Ise hail show, boil lie was with to re pay the money lie hail tstmaltis sl. %,r JAM. si MAW ttlIV ple,91 . 111; Aldrimata) euminitfra the Prisouer fur trawl. HATTON-(ARUP.M. toItGLID DANK OF FINGIVNI) NirtLs. I . •.tosll.ey .Inntes Clark zititl John .•.tnilhers were Itt..trultt *iv nit. , ctiettitly of John Limbrick and Edwprd It. ad, •,(:“ tr , , 1.. e liio3l I TiminAlitm, cliarge.l with le.vite4 Wit ntou-Is anti w 111/lily 14 their 111/SSVS.SIIIIIIO9I. in r•trzed Bank of i.nr.l.,lti tittio tt, nii hoot :toy lawful ext ti.n• for Iby %MK:. i 'lr. itOOker, Sall , 1.1.,1 11l CI , Blain, .1t1VIllito: for ILc prin.,. rut' 11.4 11,1 Oran), .• ire of .1.1111/ , tram, of the Lincoln's Inn c.iii e .ho st ,te. tils, AI, 444. .1111,1 sI, 464 .tleint five o'clo• It , • Latl Titibday evru;n:, lino Pti_sunits Retro in company on. wearer in the lap-room of hr house; .he doers nut know wlwttist they came in together or nut; Ihry sat together, nod had a pint of beer and a pipe of tobacco; she doer io.t know %hid, of 'loan called for it or paid fur il.She na. I lorry in the liar, hI r girl served tlst on nod brought her the Monty she did and ts tolls et ever seeing the Ps !sower. Whets tomtits , k the oilietr r.wr to, the l'risou.T, Cluk, was bur c.ing out, asol ou Ilia pris.ine liar Ise flung a pared not of Isis hand owe it. She saw the parcel come (slOlll llla I'l autos's hastd; she was alarmed thinkiug it was sonielliing wrong; slit took it sip in ..... diately and flung it into Ow passage; she did nest examsne the parcel. Limbriek haul hold of the Prisoswr, Clark, unit pit ked op the parcel (it contained nisteeu sf. notes, twelve 21. Doles, and Moray .a. 51st Itsww hulloing or the Promoter, limit bees, but arei*P.: luta , ia • iisisoly of Cslwasll Steil in the lall•flaial. J. 10161, (tram. husband to the Iwo a Ones., deposed, Ise was lsol 'loan ois his 101 l at the itme, hnl uu hearing of the rir• rimistatsce,lw gust up and saw the Prisoners in the custody of Lisubtark and Ite:ssl; lir saw Limbrick open the pasts I, which contented the nnmtwr of notes already meistioncol; be heard lanslorick say that the Prismier,Clark, threw some , Ilsitig shown the privy, which wan very near. Witness seta for si rstriscuter, and had the lulls of the seat taken tar. Ile then scot for n swetp.hoy, who was let flown by a rope, the well heSlll yrs y sleep ; he saw She !my take up a parcel, and give it to Limbrick, who opened it; it contaiued five ones pu I noire. Mr. Ler, one of thy Rank lespectors, proved that all the notes were forges', and r terreit in evely respect. Limbrick's evidence wan taken rot Ike first esantinat • Nothing being found in the possession of Smithrws to war rant his further detention, both the Magistrate a n d the !Sauk Solicitor read him a very creme Wetsere„ awl warned I to beware of his (store loft. The charge of possession be ing proved against I lark, he was folly committed for trill, sold the witnesses hosiod over to piuswente. Clark is a re greet:able looking young mass, a tie•wmker tor trade.— Sinitlttrs is s Slant niiddlesagest ruing man, sandy bast, a gunsmith by trade, and lately tome front Covrotly. PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS. REPOra. The Select Committee appointed to inquire into the griev ances conipinined of in the Petit of the Huai* rs 41141 Framework Knitters in the Woollcii Manufactory of the town and county of I.,Pirester, which was presented to the House upon the 12th day of February last, Ind to report the same, with tlwirobservations thereupon, to the How-e, together with nhe minutes of the Evidence taken before thi m ;—have, pursuant to the Order of the House, inquir ed into she mailer* to them referred ; and h ore agreed to the following Report : It appears to your Committee, upon the testimony of many recyclable hosiers and framework-knitters deputed to represent the body of Petitioners, that their trade has been, and !dill is, greatly injured by the introduction into it of a fraudulent species of worsted hose, which is called cut-sip wink, an snide iss appearance so nearly re sembling the properly wrought stocking, that consumers cannot easily distinguish st, and which, thosigh differ mg very little in price from the fair article, is greatly nor in value. That since its intrusluctiusi, the woe kmea engaged ill this trade have suffered the severest privations and distress, sod are totally unable to inaintaiu themselves and their &mill.* by the utmost exertions of their industry, the average rate of their earnings not exceeding from six shillings to seven shillings per week, MI labour of Micros hums a day; that conatquently they ■re now vet), generally reduced to pauperi ~,,, to the enormous increase of the Poor Razes is, all the parishes both of the town and comity, whe►e the manufacture is carried on, to the great injury of the middle classes of society, and to the destruction of that spirit of isoleptudenee fur which these mechanics were formerly emispicouna; it having been proved, that till the period before named, the workmen in this trade have COIIII3IO iy iilitained such wages as enabled them, with very few exrepts.ms, to maintain themselves and their families by their labour. That your Committee are satisfied that the deteriorated coodition of the wuekhwn is, in a considerable degree, owing to the introdection of the article complained of, the iliferiority of which has heought the worsted corking trade into disrepute in the for.•ign and limbe ma►kets, sod has thrown a great slumber of lauds out of employment, without erodes riug any advantage on the community. Your Committee further report, That both the hosiers and framework knitters (the masters and workmen) ewes* an equal desire for the prohibition of this article, and con cur ifs delaiing, that it would, in their opinion, restore the workmen to their employment, and a more adequate rate of earnings; that it would benefit the hosier, by re-ests !dishing 11w reputation of his manufacture both at home and abroad; and that it would be greatly advantageous to the public, which is now injured by purchasing, at a trilling re slisetion iii price, an article greatly inferior in value, said which, from its near resemblance, a consumer cannot easily distinguish from the fair article. Your Cosninittee further state, Thad it doe* not appear that ids prohibition woold subject the trade to any competi• lion, at present, from foreigners, they not bring able to oh. lain the raw material, which is peculiar to this country, and tint exportable: with these impreasmiss, your Committee sic of opinion that the Legislature may with safety grant the prohibition which is prayed fur, at least by way of experi ment, for three years, April 1, 1819. The total quantity of Tin imported into Great Britain, in the year ending sth January, 1819, is 1,458 cwt. and three quarters; of which, 1,398 cwt. 2 quarters and 14 lb. were imported from the Fast The total amount of all Tin exported from Great Bri tain in the mid year, was 34,043 cwt. and 171 b. Unlash Tin, mid 1,381 cat. 1 qr. and 9111. Purely, tin. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. APItIL 15. Sailed the Sinify, Baynes, and Garland, Tranhill, fur Lniplini; Hope, Junes, fur Cork; auJ Consul, Short, for I)ubliu. FALMOUTH, 1111111 L 13. Put in here the Sampson, Finkle°, from Liverpool fur 51arriibam, uut eleven days, leaky. COWIN APRIL 15. Arrived the Thomas transport, from Loudon, to take troupe to Gibraltar, Malta, and Corfu. • HARWICH, APRIL 15. Arrived the Mary Fretting packet, with • Mail, &r. fro* Cuxhaven. _ DFAL. APRIL IS. Ille down from the River, the 11011. EllYi India Curti pany'a ships Apollo, Tremont, fur China; and Matilda, Hamill)))), for ditto; Surrey, Oldham, for Madras and Bengal; Sceptre, Gibson, fur Prime Edward's Island; Anilermni, for New Brnuswiek; and remain with a large fleet of outward•lnouud, detained by contrary winds. The outward.hiisind that got under way yesterday evening are again put back and remain. ;E, FRinAit, APRIL 16. Venire .... Malin Naples Palermo.. perils 123 57 Oporto Hip Janeiro .. COI Dultliu Cork Agin of Bank un Holland A 111.1.10‘. Portugal (:oloita l •. a. coils, p►r o 0 Foreign Gold It liars 0 0 0 New lloubloenut 0 0 0 New lhollars II 5 & Silver iu Bars 0 0 6 COVHSF. OF EXCHANI Arso , tenlam....o F 11 8 Ditiu al right II 3 1140teril.nu .... 2U. I I 7 Antwerp Ilambargh ... 21 11. 34 0 A limah ..... "21 U. J 4 1 3 da) . s righ► 23 80 Ditlu ....2 U. 24 10 11.itardroux 24 10 1.4.101810 n 1111 the 51aIII, Lx M.• • •• I II Nlatirid effective 341 effective 39 38 Ilarcclonft Seville 3s I:J6r:ill:it .. 34 1., churn 47 314 II li EFS. CORN EXCHANGE, I'minAv, Ault. In {Cr hese had losi: (W .15 al sisal. :ere llttn.l=3:,. Fme I sempl.* of M.. it sultl 11111. , I.llll', as fh.• d, % , ~111 iderkir ...se 0.111. Willey mktl 2.. l oss sitserl/q. lus‘sr. I.lll*.flit..tippost ll.lr wire, blit liwse is Istileek. maktl G.r usilatist). In Pease and Bemis there is ~o al. tetati (((( . cuitnENT PRICES OF GRAIN. IVlwait 69. they Pvitse lKls .59. I'llll ...... t't4,l 7k* Fier dill. Wlwat ..7.64h. ego Tick Reigns . . • ....314 Ves Fine dtllu 7l: sus OW aim, 4l4h :,4). Old ditt., —s I Sekall .11M0 Gila :ok. Rlr 4IIA t'nu• ditto 40. 46m Marty 143 30i Fitw ditto „. :OW 34• Ntw Jill 9 443 Or Malt.... Fine shit° ...... 1414 Whitt Prune (booleT4)411. 413. haw ditto ...0s l Ohl dam .. • Fier ditto • • ••• .• .3VA 31. Poland ditto 2 B -:31. Fine ditto 3ld :14. Potat.. ditto . 334 38. Rape Seed, per last —Oil 521 Flour 894 Second... 55$ nod PRICE OP ERF.AD Tlf IR WEEK. The hizlici.t pace of the 11,,t Whicutteui {rend ilientszhont the tnetsupoliN t. stale., by 11w principal Baker. 10 10 . ()Re Shillipg the Qii4ctert Loaf, twine a reduction of Ont. Halt: p. Itny Sillire our leo —Some Witten sell the Quartet is Lust from one penny to two pence lower. frf lb. *z. Peek Ina to weigh 17 6 Qtririern loaf to weigh 4 64 Half ditto l4 II Half linarfersi tiX Bltl 110 E. Cora lospeclor's Redone, TRURODAY. APRIL 15. Wheat, per load lll 111, to 21/ 5s Barley, per quarter. lss in tld. Oats. :1;16 —4l to 41 s —d Reams t , s —4l to 64; _ 4 l Pease Gits In 4;1114 —.l Rye NEWBURY, BERKS. Wheat Ols to 77s Od Oats 33s to 41a OA Rye —s to —s Al Beaus Barley. Bread, Is 6J. to Is. &I. per Galion. SMITHFIELD MARKET, FRIDAY, Mien. 16 . This day's Market had not a good MI pply of the different kinds of Cattle. Heef is cheaper; Lamb is clearer ; Muit tttt t 'Veal, and Pock support last priers; nod the trade in general was somewhat dull. The sales in the Hay Market were trifling : Hay Null Straw have dropped in price ; Clover fetched last price. The under-mentioned prices and number* are an narrate statrinent To sink Ibe offal per stone of 81b. 8eef.....35. 8.1 to bs. 104. Head of Cattle ibis day : Mutton .4a. 8J to 6s. Nil. Reasts . Lamb „la 04. to Ba. 4.1. Sheep and Lambs.... 4,8410 Vea1....45. 54. to Ts. Oil Calves 310 Pork... 4s. BJ. to lia. BJ. I Pies HAY—MARKET. Hay... 3l ltia. to 61. 10a. Oil. Straw Clover 4l. Dv. 0.1. to 71. 15.. NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL MARKETS. (By the Ca .) Beer .... 4s 0,1 to 5s 0.1 I Veal 4l 8.1 to Gs 4d Motion.. 5s 0.1 to 6a 0.1 Pork ..... 5l 0.1 to Gs 8.1 PRICES OF RA' WI . . JA M ES'S. I Flay M 5. Oil to 71 175 Straw 21 I 7: MI to Cloviri . ll/ Os Oil to 01 OA 0J PRICE OF 11 1 xrw RAG q. Kent.... 51 Os to 6/ 14s Sot.,es .. 4115% to 61 Os Fasvx ....01 Os to 0/ On Fat obatn, sec((((( I, 9! Os to 10J Foreign Pockets ,Y AND STRAW WIIITTCHAPIL. Hay.,6l MI to 71 7s OA Straw 21 ISi 011 to 2/ los od I Clover 8/ 0. 0.11.19/ 0., OA 101'S 1 per Cwt. 1 II CW rock YTS Krnt.. .. 6/ IN to 71 1151 SUNS( X.. 6/ OT it/ tit IS. Fao+ex .. 6/ 0. to 6/ M. I/ Ins—fine, 161 10. to 11/ MI , 31 15s to 41 la.. PRICE OF LEATHER. amt., ho to baths each 4. '1il itt 92 I pr. lb. Ditto, 56 to 661bs. rack 24.1 to 25.1 Drescing Hides • 16 1 ,.1 to 211.1 FillCCoarh HOP/ ... • • Crop Milts 35 to 411 lbs furcoltiog 18.1 to 215.1 Ditto 45 to 5011.5..... ..... 161.1 to 1/11 Calf Skills 30 to 401bs 24.1 to 311.1 Ditto 50 to 70Ibs —.30.1 to 36.1 Ditto 70 to 8011.3 . ... 30.1 to 844 Smut! SP/111 (G. COIIIIIIIO 204 to 27.1 I.arte ditto Tamic.l llorte hides 17.1 to 19J Spanish !forte hide.: 22.1 to 27.1 PRICE. OF RAW FAT, per stone of 81h. Si./rowel', 4s. 2!ol—Whitrchaltl, 46 3(1. Average, 4a. 2!4. PRICES 4)F TALLOW, SOAP, &c. prr 1141 b. I Town Tallow 71 :04—, od Yellow Soap. ...... ... 9 03 Yellow Ronda 70. Oil 0.1 Mottled White ditw...Ols 041 ..1% 04 ellill IO6M Soar ditto.... 044 Od —s Od Palos Melting StolFs4s 04 ..f1 04 Graves 2 l fh. Dino rutigh..344 0.1 —0 04 Good Dregs lO.. Its PRICE OF CANDLES, From Tallow Chandlers Roll. Price of Candle., per dozen, l 2 thl-711 on 144 0.1. . _ . - . per dozen allowed for ready none). RAW Beet Heifer* and Steers (per stone).. 2s 4d to to Middlings Is 0.1 to 2s 241 I I DES. °Military.. I. 14.1 to I • 10,1 Market car.. O , .•-•rl. Eng. Hone Or tki 01 OA SHEEP SKINS. Polled, 7, (tato 61 641—Down.. 5 6tl to 6, 64. I.toolts, 3•. 0.1. to 4i. 011-S, per Tun, of 254 Gallons. Now Greetsl.Whale.. 361 —1 Spermaceti Old —l —1 iA tweed Pale Seal. ...... 461 Pale Kapp FOREIGN WOOLS, per lb. Sheep, Lettavia 69 Oil a 6.:;d S.Kivria 3O 9d a Ss 11 la 31.1 Od a 4s %I Sc. illy 2.. 3tl a 39 9.1 Saxony,- hi 69 611 a 69 04 2.1 bohemia. hi ........ ..• .. 4 161 a Ss 3tl - 2,1 .. 2* 6il a 3a 9J COAL MARKET, A PRIL 16. Shinn at Market Ships Sold. Prier. Sal Newcastle 11 stontlerlesol 1 Stowe Coal ... • 1 Patna PRICE OF SIO4 k . . 3 per Cr. Red... 721 7-2 3 perCl.Coote...73l 721 3i lier Cent. w I MI 4 per Cr5it5.....911. 9pi 91 9ni . p e r C.. N. Ass. in&in Bank L A550...19 YERTERDAY. Imp. .1 per Cent.... 711 littlia Stock.... i.to D i tto Bonds 3I 36 38 pr. Er. 1i,11.4..2...p0r 2 1 pr. IMtn ListlotArd.. '2 di*. Llittery Tickets “1/. 114%. Co r. for A. 731} 703 7 THE TURF. NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING, ISle. •NtII. The Claret Shikek Cot 21 , gi!1 P3lll, i. rt catl.. A. t 1.11,,5,14.1.‘211). I,iug 4y. It ll.l 11 fmrtl G. II rAventliult'st Alt' ern Mr 17,11iy*• f. forgone, by 11 all, out of Krim ...... Mr lima, wintry r. Tbocatoll'a Sum kir. Lake's br r. by Or' ilk, vat o r 6 to 4 sgst Allegru--41 to aid Sant. Saterpciffkes nr 1600. rad.. la. ft. Iht D M Mr. Gin c. bar Tup.ts, by Scud, out t.11.4.0tb4 es gr. c. by 1141.11"itird, then! hv !gm. r, nt .ir Grrt Ditches!' M. r. Chrf "Lorre, by Itubrot, out of tt of , ,1 of I.:sidur 7 to 4 444 Nit Topaz. • I'4 l'siorr** foferisar heat Mr. Thornhill . * Ilmsfrrsin, art. 71b. T Y.C. I,ollop. h. ft hi 4 »pi r,,.r. Tile Grekbc.at Stakes of Inlzs. egeb, h. ft (wary -.114 isto laird it the Cone of oamoog, 31 ty 16, 1418. anti not rig. anQ~d in the Derby, Oaks, .or 2,0008.. Stokt: h 84. 111 ; fillirs, NW Ilb. H. %1. Lord Rusts's br r. I aster General, by SOrctrev, oat or I.lllllllel 3 I ... 1 1111'. Vaneittai l'i. c by Peruvian. out of Ai , vstidds. .... 2 Lord Grimy. NW% br. f. Luna old, by Pat 1.0,0. 001 of Ina 2 Lord Friley's ch. c. by Settas.iyer, tiiii 01 W a 04% assn.. 4 IA Siiflielil'a clt, c. by ecomil., d lin by A Icean,lcr the Great ph Mr. Payne's b. c. by Truffle. out of l'tvii-vliocs , 7 lu 4 agsl Maiiier Gsurrat. The Forkit Claim of the 0 iiliiiit , .itake. iif I 0 , .;,.. earls I) I. I Mr. Ch ii liiiii's David. 4 ,i'. s 01,1, 7at.'11•1a..... .. .. . 1, Mr. %V. E....lwasorles Alum rou, 4 )rt old, 140. 4lb 51r. %V ats.le. Fit z.l/rville, 4 y°.s OW, 8.1. 91 1 . , Mr. iiat.oo's Siamborough, 4 yrs OIJ, 116. Dukv of Grealcou'it Ts ;clime, 4 yrs otst, est. I lb. Eizld paid fuerrit. 7 to 2 agst David—. to 1 apt Anacreon-6 /.1 5 3411 Fitz 0, vale. Sweepstakes of 100 p. each, h. ft. for thi• pro , lnce no n 1 ,3 mares covered iii ISIS ; cults, 8.1 7lb ; lilbes, Su 4.11. ft. M. Duke of Portland's c. Tiresias, by Silutliaayer General Gruovenues c. ‘Valthamituw, by Soothsayer, with- In: stake. D. of Gra tim's c. Vanguard, by Haphazard, ant of Vestal pet Mr. Nrville s f. (dead) by Orville, out of Ridicule pd Lord Suffield's c. (dead) by Vandyke J oniur, oat of Norsk p.l Mr. Cussaiis's Barrack), apt Mr. PI ince. Prognostic, Ct. 71b. each, A. k. longs. h. ft. Ott by ciinseut. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GLILDMALI. TDISI DAY. M re T. Taylor, Leadenhalbstreet, mariner t i I J. Stein, Butcher-row, recti fier J. Cox and Co. Gutier.leme. wholewale•grucers R. Cole, Friday.street, wareheiuseman J. Blake, Parstot's•greets, brewer ... D. Campbell and Co. Old Jewry, merchants 3 lq J. White and Co. Rennin:Aim, dyers . A. Leslie, Size-lane, preivenowntrrchasit W. Starkey, Bethnal-ere. it•ruad, bricklayer 312 T. Herbert, Chtquer•yard, cotton-merchant IY. Pigott, Ratclitie.lnglAity, grocer J. Whitebrook, Cheater, and Stalros il, situemak,r E. 51. :ilia C. J. Cottrrill, Vine-Ors ct, bacon. in.. chant 1 11 H. !triple, Lew ku•sr, Oxfordallice, farmer •• 11 T.R. Thiore, Denmark cent, paper-o,llller H. W. Anderson, Cuabion•eino I, ntert•liant J. and H. L. Owen, Great St. Helen's, merchants 2 12 W. Hancock, Bury St. Edmund's, ealineet-neaker •• • • 2 I I W. Lewis and Cu Little Taiwer•rtreal, wine-mesa hunts 2 12 W. Fisher, Lambeth, toaster-mariner R. 'inert, Clieapside, vrtAleit-draper A. Knot, !Planed, baker • 3 lit I 12 R. Howard, jilt,. WI/011eilds• brewer S. Hurrell, :Histories, corn-dealcr J. Petition, Leicester, cowninsalim.agelit P. Young, jun. and Cu late iit Wappi:•;, sail OliiiktiS I 11) 1)1 VI DEN US. . Bonney, Southwark, baker .. . Wilk mem and Cu. Friday-street, uNrCiltlii.Cllll IS •S. Bright and Cu. Fuse. slime, g obbuti-onanufacr users I 1 4 and A ll'llkinaws, Jrlfrovr-aquare, merckanta ll .. anti M. La Poste M..rac, Queen-streei,uareltuustoueu 1 CERTIFICATES. P.Can t, of Old 11.1road.strrri, London, merchant H. Ruilrr, late of Leamington-Priors, Warwick, hirrlirr T. Atherton, of Liverpool, fanner —4. Burgis, of South •mpton ref Covrtit. f. %MPH, Alid.lleacx, urn tweutal pript r-uumufacturer.--J of Palace %Thad*, &mai Lambeth, Surrey, titidiri-inerdiant —J. taleruos, of (brk• Ratclitt-r•usa, Middlt.rx, potato-torrtliaol.--J of Path, Somerset, Townrod, jun. of Al dermalibui y, Loudon, merchant—.l. Burrutiglta, of tilc..l 01,11ewx, 'you ti.eirlutut.—R. Friday, juu. of Isleworth, Middlesex, thirge-inasier ut Witury, Oxford, nicaimau.--It. Dry, of Crooked-is:lc, Luudou, ml. broker. R 10161., FEB. '2O (MARCH 4,.—Tlie na%igat.nn hitherto has out been cliCains suite I hut bas not occurred in the recollection of the utoe.t iiersou resident here. RI R 1 HS. Yesterday, riscountel.s Fulk.time, of a daughter. Ou Smithey heel, at Weymouth, the 1.M4 of Cipte Grey, of the Mb Ili:asses, of a danezhier. On the 14th lust. at his house, in Albemarle-stied, lidy tot Hubert Kerte, Esq. uf a siill-rno uautlisc,. M A [MIA( Es, Ott M ley Hie 1216 owitant, at St. fieo Chich. DOOM, by the Rev. 11 iiitcr Hurt. the flo • •• Rev. I.:dots - if Wingfield, oteusid cull to the I4te I tel t - count Poweiscourt, to I.nisiint Juitii, third 4.1..66, • litte Him. George Jocelyn. nod Mice to the E•. 11 'r.. P.y special license, oil Mobility moronic, tlit 1•2• Ii it John Neighing, of the City of Kilkanuq, F.•••o so ,•• • Ktatiuge, douithter of Joint 1101, of 8.1114.44.0, (- E•m. DEATHS. • At three o'clock in tlw twiroteiz of Monday. the Idsh •I Atoll, at the Iwo.r of lice fail,. c, Ewross, wife is: (4.orec Manley, Esq. second daughter of Betij Waddington, El. of !lawyer, year Alberciyei.uy, 11.. 1111 l On the 3lst of March, Catherine, wife of Gewald Fitz gerald, of St. lowseecasiliars, Bath, I:6q. stud danglsto of the late Sir Lucius O'Brien, But At Havre de Grace, its the ti3d year of his age, tact. Colour% David Hottest% formerly of the Life Guard., liot Fast of the Slat Regiment of lulauley. At ahlic under the command of Sir John Moore, Cobv. I K,i!orri-, thus :.rting as Brigaile• Major to General Leith, naa ed in the right baud. which it was found useessaly to han , amputated. t/n his recoreiy, he hod the lulls of Obit . wider the Duke of Wollisuftwa, sod was peraeut at MVO . 1 the serious affairs in the PUIMISI3III. At the battle of c- Bitinsoia be was taifurisalately Ainek art the 14.. t. muskialstillet, shirts, lodging beneath the sbcatdrr • eemained unretracted to the hour of Isis tiostl.! It i• • • generally known that lie the writer of the aci l p•o , little puens of Johnny Newconie in the Army, illusalact a wiles of humorous designs, etched by the justly•releb ,l4, Bowlandson. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON 10(11- 1,1 Moratag 24 after 7. I bre,4ag 1 after a ------- LONDON : Printed sail Pubhotted at the Office. so ihr• Strand ; where AdriIIiWIIICSIIS err received, and Li lit. (poet-peril tpti.t be ..... S%IITII, Clemeirt's inn, Printer 1,1,14 Publish. t. "1 ■ag&