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London- l'Sistrod by .1. Bs ACM No. C• Ciddinith's-ceurt, Great New-error, and pulsrshed by W. WI the ' itor received at the 0011;:t. and ty t?:- fanning I%ookrUers: Mews. . bs s ass and Soi , Great strait ; Mr . No. 190, rtealdilly Mr. B• 11•11, Bri "-street, Westminster; Messrs. 11.144. c No. !V IS. 1:' 'Urn ;Mr. J. A•PERNI. Cernbill; Mr. Fataastria, ; 1. anJ , J. HANDY, No. Iti+, the Fiteipal 13aaksetiat..n R r VOtTSD 11:!grogratea, ~~ conceiving that his account was &sally closed, and liable to no further examination. In 1799, Lord Courteney is still unable to pay the money ; and then Mr. Godsall, becoming alarmed, threatens to wait no longer. A warrant of attorney is given, but still no Application to settle the account. and asceerein %whether Lord Courteney had been im posed upon. t:en there be stronger evidence to prove that the matter yeas ccnsldered as finally cued I 44 I am alwaysextremely anxious. sad, in doing so I amid not go beyond what forma Chancellors have done, to relieve thoughtlese young men, aft ing to a degree of improvidence almost amounting to inetnity, against the imposing demands of exor bitant tradesmen ; but., with all this anxiety, I can not say that, upon any one principle of equity, I will open trancaeliens which were completely bargained wiast and closed I say this, because I think that Mr. Godsall, when he agreed to pos:pooing the pay ment of his debt, considering the possibility of his own or Lord Courteney's death, kited upon the be lief, and from the convietion, that the amount filth demand at least was settled, and could rot m future embarrass his family. And it must be recolletted that I am called upon to open these transudions in the year 1604, ten years after Lord Conrteney's Jealings with Mr. Godsall first commenced. limy is it pos sible to try such things at this time of day before a Jury ? What evidence can a tradesman be now ex pearled to produce t These splendid carriages are perhaps now rolling through the streets in the hum ble guise of a hackney catch, and the nun, by whose ingenuity and taste they were construe/ed, dead and I gone. Upon the whole, lam clearly of opinion, that this injuliElion cannot be granted. The only doubt which I have is,upon the point of the interest, and the doubt is, whether, in the popular use of these terms, they mean six months credit upon a bill from the time of Its delivery of the current year, or eigh teen months from the time of delivery of each arti cle. This may be easily ascertained upon affidavit, and it may be mentinued on Monday morning. (7pon :he great points I have no doubt."—lnjunc ti in reused. COURT OF KING', BENCH, TIViTAIIVITZII, MAT 4. VOTTni r. saowrie. This was an aetion of asals“,w, and the Defen d Ant demurred ; it came on this day to be argued before the Court. Mr. CA r ca, on the part of the Plaintiff, argued the points very ably, and cited a vast number of cases. The aiii was brought on a Bill of Ex change, drawn in America upon a Nlerchaat in London, but which he refused to accept. The De. fmdant obtained a Certificate of Bankruptcy in America, and the principal question before the Court was, whether the Certificate of Bankruptcy . . lo obtained in America could be a bar to the anion here? and after a very Icing argument, the Cnnrt gave Judgment for the Defendant, observing that the causeliad on in America, and in such cases the sae laws were as binding in the one country as the other. THE etvq V. ISETIZITAL 'MEOW. In this cause, MT. DALLAS produced the Affida vit mentioned in our Paper of yesterday, which adds Tittle more than that on the capture of the Island of Trinidad. by General Abercrombie, the Defendant was appointed Governor of that Island ; that pri , rieed- Ins had been taken against a female of the name cf Louisa, which were on record there ; that it was accessary for him to have the evidence of ',regal persons resident there, particularly that of the Go ✓ernor of a Spanish Port, in order to make out his defence ; and he further stated, that be verily be lieved he had a good defence. The Court granted a Rule to spew cause. Tea X ISO V. JOHN LOCHEE, JOHN LOCSCS ',RICHT, AND ISABEL!. A MIS WIFE. In this cause. which was mentioned in our Paper M yesterday, Mr. I.:inert:a produced the Affidavit Of S'r Walter Farquhar, who states, that he has at tended Mrs. Wainwright since the 213th of April; that she has been dangerously ill; that he saw her yesterday, and though somewhat better, she is yet in a very bad state of health, and at times delirious, which proceeds froth her present confinement, and it must end Inger her life were she to be brought up be present st.tte. Upon this it was ordered, that the further judg ment of tlic Court should stand over until net: term. - as•r:a •Ito ANOTHER Y. MAY. The was an application to stay the riteedlnge in this cause, and to suspend the Plaintiff's Attar sey (Mr. Mathews) from his situation, as one of the Commissioner. for taking Affidavits in this Court. Oise of the Plaintiffs had made an affidavit before Nis. hlathews, for a sum more than appeared due by the Defendant. anti which, it was stated, Ma thews had been previously apprised of; however, as it came out, by the Defendiu.t's not paying the Plaintiffs a sum of money, he had forfeited his ori ginal agreement. Mr. Mathews conceived the Ali davit right, and no criminality being attached to him, the application was clischtrgi.d. The Court observing, at the same time, from this and similar easel which lately occurred, they wee, isclineil to consider of some arrangement, relative to Attor neys, who were Commissioners, taking the affidavits of their clients. COMMON PLEAS, WI TIIIONIPSON r. GltritCll. Mr. &slow Stet AAAAA showed canoe ag►einet a rule moved foe at the commencement of the peewit term, m t aside tht verdtA given in this case lot the Plaintiff It w a an anion on a policy of insurance on the sNip Lair Pleirws, to and from Portugal to Lon,loa, laden stirs. The evidence, As add uced - at the trial which took piare before- the tate Lora At v motet , at Guildhall, proved the vewel in question sailed from Loudon in ballast, in 1805, and, after a good Torte , arrived cafe at Oporto, where she took Is wise. and rreekrti necessary renairs, in ardor to enable her to rafted home with the convoy.. On the 3d of Oc- tober following, Captain Wolfe, who was ap pointed CUmmedcre in L'Aigia frigat...- over the convey, made a signal for thaws to sail, and that evetiiil the Ladg Nebo; left Port Oporto, and met with no other accident going out than getting foul cl a hawser as she went beet the bar. The weather war fine at that time, and the Water smooth, with but little wind ; but shortly aster, the sea became rough, and abut eight o'clock in the evening, the vessel was observed by the Captain (Loutheringtonj to let in water; and the crew, on going to the pumps, found them ehoakel, and incapable of being worked ; they had no carpenter on board, having left him at Lisbon, and Ending the leak increase, they made a signal of distress to the C anniodore. in consequence of which a host came on board them from with a carpenter and seve ral seamen. The carpenter, on examiniug the pumps, fouhd them choaLed with small cold, and a seam open on the ship's quarter, which -did not appear to him to have been recently caulked.- Ihe state of the ship upon the -whole was such as induced him to say she was in a dangerous skim lion, and not sea worthy. The carpenter, how ever, contrived to set the pumps a going bsfore he left her, which was about six o'clock. After Cap tain 1-outherington had requested that a boat and twelve hands might be sent from L'Aigio to assist in preserving the ship daring the night ; the boat having reached the Commodore, the carpenter de livered his message, and added, that he believed the ship to be in great danger. l'a:ltain Woolfe, however, observed, the night was d.rk, it was likely to be squally, and, therefore, imcate to send a boat with so many men. hot mdered an cflic,:r to hail the Lady Nehon, desiring her to keep thee to L'Ai :k during the night, and in the morning they should . have every assistance. By day-light the Lady Airbags was missing among the convoy, and the Commo dore supposed she had put into Vigo, as they were then on the coast of Portugal. It, however, turned out, that after the boat had been hoisted in on board the Commodore, and the Lady Nelson or dered to remain close to L'Agk, that she would not sail; and became Immersed deeply by the stern; the Captain having occasion to go into the cabin, discevered the water had covered the floor, and about midnight, in despight of the a. exertions, it came over the quarter-deck ; in th it situation the pumps became choaked again ; a lan. thorn lighted was therefore hoisted as a sienal f - r assistance, but no answer was made, and tae crew, had scarcely got out their boats and pulled some distance from the ship, before she sunk ; they for tunately saved their lives by reaching one of the convoy. At the trial of the cause, Lard At va-stay ex pressed a wish that Captain Woolfe could have been, examined as to his opinion of the state of t:te ship when the carpenter gave him the information ; but being at sea off Brest at the time, he couitt not be subpoenaed. On such :around, and that Cae had been brought out of Oporto untit to stand ill ses, a Rule was obtained for a new trial. was now contended, in order to prove the verdiel ought not to ,be disturbed, that the ship had been properly covered with a%sr.;ngs, whi:e laying at Oporto, to prevent the an from opening her seams, and otherwise rendered fir for her voyage . ; her loss was imputed to the starting of a plank and the Learned Serjeant argued, that from the contradietory evidence that had been given, a fair resumptioa .had bean drawn by the Jury in favour of the Plaintiff, therefore the verdict ought not to be disturbed. Mr. Serjeant BAIL CY followed on the same side. The Court acquiesced in the propriety of a new trial, as the use then appeared ; but deferred en lartng the rule, until they had examined the evi dence more minutely. _ _ Sir 3A , 111•11 MAltifilitro p at one o'clock, sat, for the firs: time, to try C.IUS4t3 at Alas, in Guild hall ; no case occurred einidcd to the least public notice. CrirLSEA OLT•PENSIU\ERS. The following order, relative to an extension of the Ota-pension allowance for invalid an d super . an:mated Soldiers, has been lately eireislate,lthrough out the Army : HnRSE (WARD% APRIL 2s, 1804. " The Commander in Chief dire is it to be noti fied to the Army, that His Majesty has been graci ously pleased to ord:r it to be signified to his C im missioners of thc' It'iyul Hospital at Chelsea. t• at hereafter soldiers diseliar from any of the Lira Garrison Battalions, w• especial recommendatory discharge, as being disabled from furu.es duty, either from leng:h of seivices, nr from wounds received in the service, shall be in all cases allowed the Out-pension of nine pence per day and if totally incapacitated by kfirmities or wouotss from providing for themselves, that they shall be allowed a pension of one shilling per day. His Royal Highness is persuaded that this re cent instance of the King's benevolence towards hi. troops, and of his gracious consideration for their enmfort in old age, will be attended with its due clime on the minds of the soliLery, and impress them with the liveliest semi:nears of gratitude and affedion towards his Royal Person and Govern ment. " By order of His Royal Highness, the Commander in HANk• Cat star, Adj. Gen." Thursday seennight a party of elderly ladies at Allonby, met on a friendly visit; amongst whom seem three widows, of the name of Mary, whose united ages amount to V6l years; and whose gaiety rat spirits is hardly to be exceedvd by the most bloom ing of their sex ! It is farther rams, cable, that one of these three Marys has two sisters, now living within half a mile Gs the p? see of their nativit!., %show ages added to bet's, make 257 years ! and the eluest of them, in the ean.-se of a few weeks past, spun nine basks of excellent yarn, by the an cient mode of rock and spindle. It appears, that the united ages of thefiee must be upwards of 430 ; averagn.g, at least, St; years each ! a circumstance. perhaps, not to be paralleled in the North of Eng land, in any place dual) equal population. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PCATcMOTTH, MAT 3. Arrived the Wag) sloop of war, with about fifty sail of convoy, from the Downs, msst of which are West Indiamen. Also the P,Tisoyante store ship. The Rete!vis,,,aire his hoisted signal fur convoy to the East, and tl:e .Im,/:a fur the West Indies ; they will'both sail the first fair wind. F.111101;1'114 MA• 1. Arrived this day the American ship CAddere, Capt. John IValker, in thirty-nice days from Charleston, with 890 barrels of rice, for orders ; sailed from thence in company with a French ship privateer bound to Boardemut ; she was quite full of troops, which had just arrived at Charleston from Jamaica, part of those lately belonging to St. Do mingo. Another privateer was to sail in a few days ;Pith all the troops she could possibly take for the same destisatiert. insi, MAY 3. Sailed the Yemen man of war; Champion, and Squirrel frigates on a cr;:;se off Boulo- , ne ; and Prepoyenfe store-ship fir Portsmouth. Ttemain in the Downs the rest of E lis Majesty's ships as per last. CRAVLSENN MAY 3. Passed by the Trii, Douglas, from Tobago ; Mien, from Naples ; Mire., Barrack, from Oporto ; Jonrc joanna, -, from H:irlingen ; Wilhelmina, Peters ; roans ran, Best ; Eli:a3el4, Ves vell ; Joaze Ontza, Avery, from Rotterdam; Naary, Spilker, from Bremen ; Brsiarft, Sampson ; Two Suter', Burke; Hope and Anther, Lee; a 1.2 she Friar, Zackery, from Moncray. Sailed the yeage fain, Cayes, for Amsterdam. COAL k.KCItANt4, APRIL Jo. • Cesto, in tar I nsl, yer CbaWe. Od. • to Houtrit,e..-rs at et% 01. su• tad, ire 441. 0.1. Defiveral to liukaseettareta at Ma. ed. PRICE OF STOCKS. IrtiTIIIID A T. Butk Stock Oil Oinnitim 4 , 1, 4 . : p r. 3 par Cent. K 531 550 inni., Stiwk .455 .3 per Cent Cols ......511111 Ditto Hands... 4 pe. Cent .71172 (Soot's Sea Muck ...... ...... 3 per Cent. Navy 9111 tMA .%nnuitiel.... .......... .3 per Cent. Loyalty.93l 9393; N.•w ditto. Long Ann iti 3•l61 3 per Cent. 1731...„ ...... Short Annuities.... ..... .... Exchequer Kills Imperial 3 per Cent ....5411 Eng. Lottery Tickets.. thi.u Ditto Annuities lrish (hnnium ...... ........ Irish. 5 per Cent 1 Hank for Dino Annuities lntim for Deem d Stock. entisols fir........ ....yri:i T. RISK, Smelt-B•nker, No. 4, Canaan, sad 9, Clawing Cvns PRICE' OF IRISH STOCKS. Aeon 2tt. Omnd Canal Law, 6 wr Cwt. 46 Government Deb. hoer Cent. tool COURSE OF EXCHANGF., TUCSLOAT, MAY 1. Amsterdam 37 11 411. Data 37 • Rotterdam . 3 0 2U. NaTLu . 95 9 4 1 :11. Altorta 3t 10 2iU. Pe rib, 1 Da)'‘ date 25 6 Day) 25 14 lU. beunleAux 25 II _ _ %latiiiil Ditto Cadiz Ditto llama . de ____ • L •gliorn (;%:ua. 1/u4lin on London, Apl Be (~t on London, Apn Veiliell Naples Lisbon 0;-urto Dublib l6t suL•sobr. I. s. C. Portugal Cold in Coin • ' Pea (IL 4 O. Doabionnis New Dana.. , 0 p • Silver Ws 85... ... 0 n t 1 New Leek wit Aaiu saahe bask of 6 , 44.44, I si pec Cent. il If Ire 21 . $ 124 7l H 1611 WATER AT 1/JSIOUN URIDGE, - - THIS DAV. • Moming 1 min. pair 111..=1. 1111 pot 11. MEET .NGS cuurroas AT GUILDHALL, ox IMOD ID* Ir • at P. Wir iaro Green, Romfori, Essex, linon-caper -1 t BIRTH. On 'Thursday hut, in Portland Place, the LaJy of John Der*• nisuir, L.q. M. P of a ion. MARRIAGES. A kw days since, Mr. John Balky, jun. sargenn, to Mill S. Brook, both of Harwich. At St George's, I ig.,over- ,, quare, David Chambers, Eli. Lieutenant in His M.. sat S's Si.civ, to him Emma (AthaNat Weiland, fouith cLiughte; of .I.iltu WeyWO, Eq. of Gro► tenor•atro%'t. Thursday, at St. G-orge't Bloomsbury, William SoJIMA Brum, E.g. Benmek, 14t!othumtherimid, to Mis Hat7ict Boulton, h.th daughter of Henr) Boultoo, Esq. of Thoracroft, n‘Ar Lz...therhuml, Swum._ DEATHS. Tuestir last, aged 70, Mr. R,chard Leltherdale, of Had bneksefer Mn. Dorothy Brat Wad. aged SS, relict of the late Rev. Robert Beztd:i.i,d, forreerly.Reetur d Becitfateleigh. On Sunday lait, at Fluebeug, Sim Kerr, wife ut John Kerr, Esq. contruarder of H.: Majesty's packet boat Prilic,ue Caw. lofty, on. the Falmouth elation. On the 10th :want, 5.-amin, Richert 11filfnrI, Eq. aril 49, slaw ma of she Late Samuel Milfravd, fuq. banicor, of Exeter. On the 18th of Octebet last, in conaeciiicnle of a Vrt•1110 Ito teemed in felting a small fin called Fe:tub, beioncir.g 81) • tefraetory Chief in Cie Prtivirres, fatly cede! to the Lase India Company by the Nabob of Oode, Celine! John Gaaoiirs; of the 10thlLginient Native Infantry. SALES BY AUCTION. Ey Meows. PitUSSARD andt Co. No 7, Paul's Head Rooms, Case rton•Street — THIS, and follostrig Dan at TWeiTe &cluck, without reamer. THE remaining excellent STOCK of two emi nent Uyholaterers disaolving Partnessirip„ consisairg of upwards of 60 rich Turkey and other Carpets, litup, Sc Pairs of clean Blankets, SO Foutpost and Field Masada, with rich Chintz FUT tyres of the newest Pattern, and finished in a hand.orne manner prime seasonal Down and Grime Feathm Bed: mid excellent Beddrog, c.ean IKankets, Mat thews wet Panama, Ildadrogaiis Furniture, iti Wardrobe handsome Hoek-case, Card and Pembroke Tables, elegant suit, of Dnwing.room Furniture complete, French Drapery Wine dors Cimains,Ja r ianned Chaim antk Cushions and Covers to cm rftpond, Chimney, Pier, and Swing Diaries, Airman, Prirtr, Ste. Kidder:aim:ter and Brosie4!i capeu, S•er-timr, dr, C rout Mason Sands, China, Ciao, Earthenware, and Kit lien rt gaieites Catalogues to ►e bad at Caraway's; at the Rank Coffee- Haw; awl at the P ace of Sale. By Mr. STIi WART, At his Auction Rooms, THIS DAT and MONDAY, at One o'Clock, by tWder of the Assignees et NYS:4I4IFL MDR. RAT, Bookseller, a Bankrupt, THE. valuable STOCK of BOOKS, Bou n d, and Quires, artio:.git which will be foond Le Brunt's OaLary, S Vol Plates, elegantly boohd in Rossi. ' bring the only Copies remaining n( that vain tide Work ; Rapin's Faglau 1, with Tnslalrs Continitation, 21 Vols. Founts, &c. en, rorial Hietory, AO Vols. Johnson and Stereos'. Shakspeare, 21 Vets. Hooke's Romp History, 4 V. 1.. the Woriu of Blair, tn, Hare, Dr' shbrnith, Johnson, British Essayist, 45 Vols. Qt:. a quantity of fine Writing Pape; by tbe best Matters. Tn be viewed, and Caralogoes had of Mr. Cobb, Solicitor, Clement's Lin, and in Pieuidoy. 1100K3.—By Mr. LING, At his Great Room, King-street, Covent Curies, on TUTS. DAY NEXT and folleiring Day, at Twelve &Clock, A Small Colleaion of BOOKS : among them are L S•iikeley's Abury and Stonehenge, 2 volt. Real* ; Pr:- anes c.olog Worsidge's Gems, 2 vols. Mee Tu key g Let Planchet aux Encyclopedia , I • two.; P: womb aA? ea, I info. ; Euripides, Rect. , 3 tom. ; Liv, or, a (render, 6 runt. g Lucian I lematerhuit, 4 tom ; Xe•i , phon Iletchinto • tam.; Marvlrs 'rheeau•ur ElleCr CI • •••s, 49 vul . blue Turkey ; Manacle% Hut. M .thematique, 4 volt. • Wendel ACTJ3O. elle, 3 robs.; Maera•••1•••• Eittei,ot 2 awlt. ; Smith's G r uckr, 2 ; Nicholas-4NJ medal, S 414 ; Vey •ge D'Egypte, De \o3; Palmeri! &Oliva, Aur-r.. ; Ls c.mt Dar-. • - Mi-ntur of Merc't .nt Tayl)rs, 31.,r.r:cii; Unman Sy. a Godelin, 9to ; Shakespeare's Wnrkt. 12 volt. t....• Tar* ; tage:iter man some omen.= waletvint, fr 1..- Ltrarr of a Gentleman : Anse Wood Lib-try Steps, &c. M.y be viewed on Monday till the Sale; and CataLagaits then tad at the Roam. PRINTS RIC wouiLErr, SIR ROBERT lITRANOE. REAUVERLET, le. Ry Mr. RICHARDSON, At bit Hoot., No 51, Strand, tfie Comet of Villierotereet, StiNDAY, May tee 7th, at Twelve o'Clock, by o:der of the Ad asiantta'ney, '(SHE genuine Collo/ion of PRINTS by Wool -1 le:, S.r Re'uort Stow, Reauveriet, Wilk, Ste nt..t i.nprewow, .14 tit fine PIIIIINMiIeNIa. Captain Badloes Scare. Alas, anti PoaSc.:its, of Mr. M%' DUN. latc of Win.etester, deceased. To b.: rtewed on Saturday, the Srh, and Mornior of Sale. Catalogo-o may be had ut Mr. R.chard•on„ No. Si, St:4l.J soi Mr elasicc, Bookactlier, Sondot,ort. asr, at the Office, No. 15, Back of St. Clements, Strand. Adrcrntements, and Communication, to ouel-street, Covent-garden ; :Ir. 1. Rash, No 190, Oafoni-street ; Mr. Row, No. 27, Great Marlborougl.• R IDG II and Co. No. 9.2, Borough; Mears. PA secws and Son, Ludgate-hi11; Mrscr4. GouLve and SOP, tti -sheet Shadwdl; Mr. Caarrta, Nu. GG Pall Mall; Mr. II so Nc. 137, C)ilcre-street ; ana THE DUTCII COAST. EXTRACT OF ♦ LETTLR. /ROM ♦N OTITICER ON BOARD THE MAOICILNNE FRIGATE, CAUDIING Oil HELVOETSLUYS, DATLD APRIL $O. " This day week we arrived on our station, and joined our Commodore, Captain Manby, in the .Itiveaire, whom we found at anchor actually in the elarance of the enemy's port. The enemy have three large frigates, besides several schooners, and other artr el vessels ; yet with this superiority, these das tardly telkws would not acre the defiance offered by the 4161n-rine; therefore I fear we have no chance now of Joiog any thing, as Capt. Manby's consists of three frigates, a brig, and a caner. We have daily intercourse with Dutch boats, who report, this' more than thirty arrests have taken i,lace in the different towns on this coast during the ~.ct lust days: the French are more oppressive to !T: Hollanders than ever. Sir Sidney Smith has again resumed his com mand of Flushing; but as all the gun-boats have :e:r :flat place .for Ostend and Boulogne, and the frigate the enemy had has been dismantled /La Furiciose), it is supposed this aftive Odicer will Ise removed to some othrr station." EX FTEIt, M v 4. This morning, between the h-urs of eight and nine o'clock, thework-shopsof Mr. George Major, builder, in North-street, were discovered to be on fire during th- absence of the workmen. at breakfast. The flames raged with unremitting fury for near an hour, by whlch time the whole of the workshops were de stroyed, together with a quantity of prepared work, and working tools, the latter being the property of thotl . iieymen ; many of whom will be considerable sufferers. A number of engines were immediately conveyed to the Ix t, which, being well supplied with seater, and by the aetive and fearless exertions of the inhibit:Ants, many cl them, to the imminent danger of tht-ir lives, the tire as happily got under, without any material injury to the adjoining houses. Great praise is due to the roorth Dragoon Guards, who, with great readiness, hastened from the barracks to render their assistance. At Cse Easter Sessions, held at the Castle of Eton, on Tuesday, April 9, 1804, the rate of wages of !he Weavers and Labourers, employed in the weav ing branch of the Woollen Nlanufaeture, within this c , itinty, was ordered to be retained, kept, and ob served, for the year to come. OnTuesdaylast, marched into this city, to perform permanent duty for 21 days, tour detachments from the battalion of the East I)evon Legion Volunteer .Istillery, commanded by Colonel Sir J Kennavray; (•insisting of the Ottery, Sidmouth, Sidbui y, and Diackiown. They are a line body of men, and made a very soldier-like Appearance. lvltN-LXCHANGE, Fa o• r, UAr 4. Tncre is a good quantity of Wheat for this day's Market, and but few buyers ; the sales made are at aid 2s. per quarter cheaper, on samples of the rr.iddling and inferior qualities. barley is in middling supply, and noted something cheaper; as are beans of each sort. Peas vary but little. There are few cargoes . ut foreign Oats come in, this trade is rather 10. k iron the demand, and prices Are stamittly supported. Flour in full supply, but not yet clomps-. cu RENT PR! E OF GRAM. lcliest 30. 40 SI. Tick Sicsn. --- . °54 Slts 04. Fine M. S6. S.. 04. 004.. IS.. 21s. 23, itye LS.. ii. 04. P..lands 24.. •.'Ss. Od dark." toi tbs. 01. • K Iq. Seed .......-61 XV U. \llia \Visite Pi5m5....3114. 41s. 64. 50cui5.1..........361 446. 04 14csi.s. .30s. NS. 04. SMlnil 'FLO. . RID •T. Mar 4. To so* Coe crab—per Stain asap. kt..sef 4s 4d to Ss ed Veal 4i Sd to C OJ Mutton Ss 181 is S. fad Pails 3. 44 to 4s 4..1 Lai..b fa 1111 to 8s 6d Head of C...tle this Day, Selas., ab...ut SOS—Sheep, 2,400. • NEVIGATE AND LEADENHILL MARKETS Per stone of HO b. the carcase. - .-- - Reef at &I to 4 , 6 , 1 I Veal 34 06 to 51 Id Mottoo 4. 04 to 46 54 Park St 3d Ott Is 4.1 Law:. 6. CA to Or Cod I 01001 IP U 1 MIMI 1 . Tm 111 NON. I Mee 'erb i 'frog V t i I T. wh ' With Mr. i ANN BURR I DOCK: ' EVAN Mess FISHY SUN] Tick CAMP / Fesbroc Tfi Hstori &Ant &A . The i / The: Th. T.ll &Nina IP a., Th ton?. Wi thoP the V ♦a' ❑ gewi t 10.•?.4 T A:t•