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be had no defence; rt there must he something like legal evidence, by which to settle the amount of damages. The Jury mild recollect, that, on the present occasion. they were not sworn to punish the I)efendslit for misconduct. but to decide the • amount of the damage.sustained by the Plaintiff. • From the vague statement of the witnesses, of *inns taken at diff..reut times. little could be col . • totted, and the conversation said to have passed be : • tween the Defendant sad the Plaintiff, by which a •. deviant' for 901. had been attempted to be set u p, pasm.4l . 1121der very suspicious etreontatanceth No pers o n inertia on the pert of the Defendant. whilst the Atimiwy of the Plaintiff, the Plaintiff, wire. awl her niece, were all there. On the other hmul. it erateered as a fact, that the Defeo . dent hid hung arrested for only 401. ; whereas, if $Ol. were due s why had he not arrested him for abut sum ? Lord ELLENIOILOCOM said, this action was Itrought to rgeover back a ,•sin of money front the filefersdant.. rr4iieli, from the illegal circuturtaiices under which it was obtained, it was impossible he could retain. The only d,tficulty fur the Jury was, to substantiate the without to wiacii the Plaintiff was cutititd. froilvths confused accounts of .111. !trent payment., glees by the witoesres, little in fornertiou could he derived. It appeared that the Plaimiff's wife, s the pursuit of fortune, had made suing hits; and, though they wire but 1.-w, aNut credit should given for them. The Plaint tff had arrested eitudant fur 401. ; and, al though in sweat' * l ke debt, he might wish 11) vonsm t eutiously et be under thou Over the pow amount, yet irh .Tkrigaright be supposed to pos seta the beet le inf&inietiou, could not swear to a larger suns - Wan 401., the Jury, with nothing but ',err dark and imperfect evidence to guide • them. could not deal fairer by both parties than in finding a verdict for that runt. The Jury, after a short dehbetation,.retnrileil • verdict for the Plaintiff—Pilotage. Sol. ; costs 40,. --ir-- COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, Juse *l7. 'nu; was what is calf, il a Paper Day. flue Court wise otcupiLd in heitr.tu 1. , ..rifanaant*. - - - - DUBLi %. Just 23. COURT OF EXCHEQUER. BOND a TARIM!. . An Saturday, the, gth instant, mime on to be tried, in for Court of &vino/pier, before the Right !Inn. Seawnisn O'Gsane, Chief Baron, and a Special Jury of the City of Dublin, an action branght by Mrs. Elinor Boud, widow of the late Oliver Bond, merchant, deceased, against James Farrell, Fay. of Merrion-rquere. fur slander. Mr. Ml•Driteiat.t. opened the declerailiosi, and seated from it, that this action wag brought by Mrs. Bond, fur the following malicious and defame- tort' words spoken by Mr. James Farrell, in the mouth of September last, at the table of Mr. Alder man Alter, then one of the High Sheriffs fur the etc of Dublin, and before a company of thirteen gebtlravven, at his country house, near Dublin, viz. I (meaning the said James Farrell) was pre *rut at • dinner table in the house of Mr. James Julmiton. Attorney, on Arran-Soar. in the city of Dublin, in the year 179ni. There were some company at table, and I heard Mrs. Oli ver Band give the following toast isinftely•—.. 1 will gier you, a Woody rammer, and a khakis liiaag.". The declaration stated these words in the mama' conies and suarodoes, to she* their tendenev mid •tiea.ling, as connected with the Rebellion in the year Ms. Trst, for this shorter, Nits. Bond bemight the present ac tion, and kid her damages at 50001. 'Flue SuLicteca-Asocatt a is a ter,' able, ener getic, and do:inert speech, stated the tame on b-- WI of Mrs. Boni, and 'Jetted Mr. Farrell to prove that Mrs. Bond ever uttered the words laid iu the declaratine. Thoussit;nol4ll.Erm. metal the Defeudent's case, waolcsses were ertehot.ed us both Orb. P.t r Burrower, welt,* to eirtJence for the Plaintiff. The Cum. Batton charged. that the Plaintiff hod {waved her ease, and the Dritondant bud failed to substantiate his. Tae Ju►y' retired few a few minutes, and brought in their verdtct of—. We find for the Plaintiff, 1001. dadiages, and 6,l._en,ta." A care, atteuded by arcuiestatiees the most mcgrevated, has been invested at Marlborough -street Offioe, and the last examination of the accused took place on Saturday. Jos. /esti* was charged with ►reeling 041. from his master, Tutton, Ebli. la. Sackedle. street. and setting fire to the derelliiig-house.—The following are the circumstances : The Preeceliter had sent the Prisoner, who was his valet. to get change of a check for 1001. and, having taken el. from it. he deposited the remaining so a trunk, and the Prisoner alone knew where the money was kept. The Prosecutor slept from home that night, and at tbout four o'clock us the rnoesiteg. the house was discovered to he on tire. by Mrs. Thompson, in whom the house belonged. and, by the exertions of the neighbours, it was got under. without destroying the room. Some fire, it turned out, bad beess introduced under the boards of the room. immediately under a table. opera which was the hiss which contained the money. A couch. filled with papers. was also disi•nvered to be on fire in another part.of the room. At the first alarm of arc. the Prisoner was oven handle; his boxes over the top oh t►e nest house. re hr slept in the garret. The hoe in which Mr. Tuftuo deposited hi. motit y was not burnt. but it had been breltes open. and the contents stokes. On examining the premise•. the stolen property was fonw•t in a caoarster. con. crated in the ebsinuey of the back kitchen, and a chisel was alga found in the kitchen. Headier. foreman to the Sun Fire-Offive. proved that the f 04.11 was Oil sre in two •daces at one time, and it Must hint' hero otalreseolly snit alifutly set on tire; ...id Mr. Brown, • 'rsrsevor bel•nigii i to the Saw Fia•OdGsx, produced a ondrini the room, Bred he wee oleo satisfied of some person basing set he► to !h•• pennies►•. John Foy, the ofil , e , enoeaaminetl the house. proved that the ch•eri iound in the buck kitchen `ti. J the cavity of the nos which had been broil. n , end shat h•• town! ei,4ht of Mr. •I'ntion'a .•.iris in Ike Pri-mirks poess,-.on. awl a quantity of 'the e sod fui:y ents.i..lt.d fur t:,61. c►ry hiw ass. A Court of Commove Commit was held yesterday, at *Lich the Chamberlain au direchnl to resent the vote of AMU, together with t►e sword provided for the late Lord Collie'. wood, ore the monism of the battle of Trafalgar, to his Lord- Ain's widow, r a mark u( the high acme materialised by them of the meriturimas services ►e rendered ►is country. • It taw referred to the City and Bridgrkinme Estates Com mittee.. to carry the Act of Par!imago' fur as exehauge of ground with the Governors of limbless Hospital tutu eiteeu- Goo. And likewise the Act fur &Winking the right of com mon in tit. George's-fields. It was refereed to t►e Navigation Cenurnittee, to carry the Act for farther improving tbr River upward., end fur p.bll/1111113 additional toll, into execution. - - As additlis of Jol. per ammo was nude to the salaries of the Marshalawti. It was referred to the Graeral Pommes Committee to eon- Woe the expecheitcy of printuagthe preceedingr of the Court, mid to report. TA* Court referred it to the City Lamle Committee, to cogitate of altering and incressuag the market day■ so Smith field, with mach other regulatiou. as wary he accessary. The Green: Purpose Committer reported terir proece.l - iu endeovueriug to obtain au art for • toll at Mark fi Idea-bridge. Mr Mode gave notice of a motion for au inerease of the allowauee yard out oilier (*bomber to the Lord• Mayor. RIGH r UP I'ATI M.% ING. (The following are copies of the eurrewondence betweeo the Secretory of State for the Flume li)e oartretroit, hurl Lord Holland, torßo is Recorder of Rottiughaen, on the subject of the pennon to It,. :thirst) front that Town.] llolistnd•Hootw, May Is. itiln. 811 R-1 bare a Petition to present to the Riag, trout the .11Jernien, enniniuta Cousicil, nod Ty of Nut tiairkuisi; and 1 tale the liberty of requerting )uu to inform lie WI %hat day His 31• yest eats eteti in town. :old at +list boar I ruts bate the bowour of otteudiegtlw rr • . . . I ass, Sir, your waist obedient I;;anible %remit, (Sword' VASSAL He)LLAN H. The 'tight lion. Richard Ryder, our of Hts Majesty's Principal Secretaries of State. (\o. 2.) Whitehall, May to, Selo. MT Loco-1 lave received the honour of yore Imealship's letter, of this 441 f. arquillilleirtg OW, that you hare a Petition to pettiest to the Xing, front liar 31a , ..r, attala emelt, (Motown Council, and Livery of liar tuna of Nuttinghmat. and re ! qisestiug t►at I will inform you on what Jay llis Majesty is expected in toww,teasal at what hour you can have the h tours of &Wailing the hers. I ►ave the hamster of seers:outing your Lordship in reply, that t►e King a. axpeetril in won, tu.wenrros, to hold a private lever, as usu.!, at the Haven's-house, and that I have so doubt HI Majesty will he graciously pl. ascii to receive raw LorsUltip„ if you .leitukt oral to to►.• th.• opportwilty.oir min year respects to Hi. Ittortty. lls making this CUM. •seicafiuu tu your Lordship, 1 limonite it is hardly news. ivy Poi wee to sad, that Has Majesty has deviled that the and petitious of all His Majests's subjects, with thaeareptioii of those of the two Toilet owns, and the 4 or. poratius of London, should he traossnettod to the Sacra•lal'y offikaste Ins the Home Departure...l, to tar h, loin Lod Iriwe the King, because that anode of pea senttaig *thin sses and prtitioela was (Mooed .lari.it the who! , pt. lad that yore rJaisip was one of the confidential set a amts oaf the Crows. la furtherance, therefore, of tour Lordship's object, I take the laxity of inform's% 'tie. that I shall he ready is re ceive the Pelilius from Nottioubson, whenever It sissy swat your Lrdships et...traitors. , to transmit ve deliver it to use, aid that I shall hoe nu tom au it befitte Ills Majesty. I 111,,, nor h o nour to Ise, Noy Tutu Localsiop's must obedient humid. servant, (Siena.' kitliAkD KUIEk. The Lord Hrdirmd. (Nu. a.) Silt, Hull ..1,1 Ilousr , Wtrtatolay, May Jab, 1610 _ . . I .2 , Gout Limo. *Leo y o ur mower 10 Ysy 1101 C of y. saes - day an air lal Id haw lust nu time in al kowale*ging the receipt, awl making such Utrit111•111.10• as tilt. cientivit Iletlard lu We 1.1 townie When I hod the honour of aildreseinz the few lines to you, yesterday, I woe soot aware lliat His Majesty laud given directions, that the --Williams awl Petitions of all His Ma jesty's Solijeets, with 1111'1453 eption of the Vaisersitus, awl the Corporation of Loodoil, should be transmitted to the Secretary of State La the Home Iteration s% to be by lont Isl,l before the KO K loot letter of yesterday, h ,is conclusive 1110.11/ that poet* ; tt cootarns an UitClSl comma *cotton of such directions \mire ken given, it to , th e persists whom official setuattoo renders btm the responsible, adviser id Oleos. l'oes are, howesor, pleased to add, that the some morte td wescisting Addresses %end Petitions was followed dining the whole period that I was use of the Coofitlential Servo*, of the Crerso—by which exprentiost I understood you to mesa, the few osootha derails which I had the humour of holding the ostler of Privy Seal. You rill permit me, Sir, to obsecve, that it ts no part of the arty of that Olface to take His Majesti's pleasure respecting Addresses or Petitions to the Crow is It ts possible, then - fat, th a t th e rutin thew 11•111 , 1Wli may not have ("000e woks my knowledge ; do I see how it eau in aay way offset the preseut question. I certainly, hoarser, neither meoNeet, nor believe, Hitt aoy perhon depoied by a legal sod loyal body of His Mai. PIO subject., to present an humble addreis In His Moir*) ; was, upon an earliest op plicatio• foe such au Mosnisi, refused the sotollactivia of op lertag his Royal Penne for trot pal pior, mule h less eau e eb persoadeel, tbsl any one, to sham Hi, m a i ntop wq most georiously pleased to accord the imissiou of op proorldog Hu kuyni Person, nu reclutbr.l by any pa•ajOake 1011111110.01.1,11 deliveriog either hos own Petition, o f that of any legal body rif Ills Majesty's subjects, late 1110 It la jest War Woods. With respect tu tin particular Feistiest with whirls I as inhumed. I have tin &HAI, after your pulite assurawree, that you would late au time to laying ,1 before the kin, could I, eusaiso u tl, with sty mow a duly thir Petitioners. trate.- ..lit it tu your cam. But. is my view MON. subjeet.lshulabl betray my trust, i, without say farther iweirseliam, I were Is &lever it isto as) band" bat those of His HAMM! himself. If I callow hare that loossor, it will 'army iota 'notate the circunistawas to the Petitioners, and theirs to mane a to hir s'lop'ed. I most, however, schouwlsdls, that it will give me a.. Wile usortslicature soil ammo to tied my. ~If rotopellod, is the prrsrat .tote of the polihe mad, a 'idiom • tarp, respectable, sad loyal bsdy of the people, that, ontiirstti.tainting the right of retitumitt, so frr qurwtly and anicannir ruiroiniard 14 the Constitutor*, there remains nochauesel fur toncirfieg their humble prayers to the Thrinit, racer' throng'. the Asada, sad at the iliscretioo, iif those Imp! pawns, to rawer canards and conduct the.y attribute the griemsees sad ralmottos, of which they complain to their Petition. I bare. Sir, Mr hollow to be. Tom very obeditat humble *remit, (Sitroed,) VANSAL MOLL ND. The Riot Honourable Richard it)der, one of His Hajesty's Principal Sr. retai lea of State {No. 4. is Mir Ht.ler's wooer to the &aces:nag letter, is s►lth h. replala, t►at h.. u.•t era.e of may 'moose, de. iag the leer we pasorst ailisonst. penes ;ash Hie .ireptlnse eerstiorted la hot Ir. surf Miler hoe lireo testerd to the prertar loxes, hic the porpoor of presesthic as Attldrees or Petals.. 1.. ord. rto put los Lordship r psi oriawn of shut feet, and th. groso.l6 of It , he ~toots la cup, of the eintoer reterier.l to the apple eases eider Sherif 1.1 Lon& n sit Jammer, He reectelles oh Patin that H.. Maje 910. nr.hes roe /hi. sobjert ram SW VS, eII . CCS ►as I.oni t.ght. PYTT 814 p,.. % wait t„, as anthem r, awl make 4.1,6 e.naase.cMl he HIS Vailefty es auk? 1 . 4i01t 'wept. Anlmp.ral law* has lota a seer' by tile F..n. veror .4 Russia. umskiag moans slumber. is the Coasusers sal Treaty wand ustw with Poetise. is the par l7:1a. PAPERS RELATIVE. TO EAsvg IbLIA AI FAIRS. . (Ordered by the Haiti, of Cossoluos to be printed, Map Istu.l No. I.—Lspositioa of the State af the Compan's Flllllllllret, at ►uew sad abrus4:—Suliatitted to the fluauointila Costurittee of the House of Cettasauus, appointed to take tutu (yaw/erasion' the affairs of the List hubs Cuaupaay. (Ceatiassil from our Psper of last week.) The plan of funding the Indian debt, which was agitated last year, derives additional recommenda tion from present and prospt•etise cirt•umstru:ces. The Bengal Government have ln en desired to give their opinion, whether it would be likely to be ac ceptable its India ? and their answer may be .ea- peeled in the course of the torrent year. But another nisasure also mentioned to the Bengal Go ve iiiiii eta appears now to he indispensable ; that of establishing a sinking fund in India. The means are not easy, but it is nut iinpussible to devise s o me new resources, to which the exigencies of this event ful period ought to reourile the Company, and all whose interests are embarked will) then.. 'lt is vious, however, that no esprit ems for reducing the debt cast prove sufficiently effectoial. unless tin solute ►imit is put to the increase of e xpe e , 2 . 1 ., the military department the charges nve rapidly advanced of late gems, and in tin.• branch of it, even since the Mahratta pew e; thatris. bribe :rug• mentation of King's troops said to Indio, which the change in our political situation in India, by the late war there, and the pole.ibilay of new commotion*, have required, and wfiii h the contingency even of a laud invasion of India may render necessary upon a I urge scale. This subject, although it form• an article in the long account hetweris Government and the Company, yet, as connected with present and prospictise circumstances, it is thought exist,- &oat again to introduce here. The Company have incurred a great charge on account of Ihese troops. and they think that they have an equitable claim on Government, not only for the new and excessive expense to which they have been subjected in the last four years. but for the whole number of King's inky* exceeding the Parliamentary limit which have been sent out sncu•e the costunesiceueent of the foreign Uspeilitions final India, which began in 17!17;and b it tic snh•ryurut military operation* in which these troops assisted, here rutin. iinnie disiely §tivril national purposes against the Frsiscli s a.ea in the war of Nly...re, or have beer, carried on tinder the controtil of Ills Mane Government. The statement. N. n, ohms : 1111)411y hire a !NMI Oas all this-e accounts to tar amount of 1.1100.00111. It is now become absolutely neceonery to draw the line lieyund which the Company shall not /IWO, the clisrge of K.ug's troops sent to ludic I: nub .11 that hasjoist been state.!, it is sullieienth plain that nor Indira revenues will not, with the re.piisate'al lowances fur the other branches of pithlic expeo,ll. lure, suffice for the payineitt of the present establishments, of which the 11,,ing'• , . troops, in. eliiding their 'passage to suit from India. and the recruiting service, toms so extensive a part. Re diter:on, therefore, is here indispensable. increase, peptide from the Mods of the. Compsny, is iitsporw whir ; and this is a subject on which a sleet and Definite iiiirlersimoinT 1, immeitia.ely necessary. For wars growing out of our Indian system, at least before we lied spread ourselves, as within these few yens we have done, over so much of the Continent of Hindustan, our tnd.an resources, with the aid of loans, have been found *deplete. These loans, indeed, have proved prejudicial to the Come Irony. and have already been extended to an sunannt which could not have been preconceived. Bin against the invasion of great European armies fry land, the Company's revennes can by no memos provide, and it may be doubted whether the cur rent revenues of the nigh' Empire, when flourish ing and under one head, world long have beets suf ficient for such purpose. It' the Eastern teriitory were possessed by an [wimp Prince, dtpendeut on this country, what Inure could he expected of him thais to use the utmost means his territory afforded against the common enemy ? The nation has an interest in itreservitig the taste' n possessions to this country, mid Gorr the hands of the French, greater even than that of the Com pany. The Company have acquire.l, and main tained them, infinitely more to the advantage of the patina at large than it' own. If thooe pt),w - %ions should at length be assailed by powers to which the revenues and resim•ces derivable from them Can pros de no etc •ctual orposicon, it w but just that some part of ti e wealth which has fumed from them into Great Britain. through public sand private chrome a, for the last fifty years. should he employed in their defence ; and in dere ding th«na our r.f se n they have themselves for..ished, t',ls notary wi I only act in the maintenance of its osti 111•C011a . 1 I titettallt. Alt, r these elnervations on the debt cattle Com pany. it Mal' be proper to adrert to the general re sult of theiralfain. as it appears 10 the last annnal recounts entitled Stock per Cernprioriun. made lip to the hist day of March, laths, and numbered 6. In this statement. after charging the Company with the buten debt. up to the latest period to which the Indian quick stock accounts are received. and charging also the capital stock subscribed by the Prirptirturs.st the sum of .700.0001. meeting. the balance against the Company is 12,311,1331. Without charging the sums due to the Proprietors. the balance a ill be 44.1.3,1531. For this there are the ierri.ceial pots- suunp.ll e forts. settlement*, and lands slots:outing the original estate of the Com pany e the acquisition of the Desraiinte. and a vast mass of huddings, stars. ate. placed under th e head of dead ant k, at a sum far inferior to their value. Any efficient plan for the liquidation of the Indian debt rill restore the balance of alas ac count to the right silk, where it bog stood. T o colae now to the meet immediate purpoot of this etlasiUon :—The Compaoy. frustrated for a I WON of post years of the surplus the law intended mein to derive from the Judean Iterenues. largely in *Jiang.. for India and China; drawn upon from those countries for eery considerable sums. partly on account of Indian debt ; and unable, foul th e unesitaipted circuaritancrs of this time. to eell go uts f o e exportation, which they have to • large amount to their warehouses. the Company indis p• mably need au aid. for sands they can look only to the palate. . Er. Noway., --- _ •_ DLATH‘. Aa firarport i eoasty of Mayo, on Torada) iL evel par one. me, Neal erDeamt, El lobo 0 Douel, of That was, Esq. sod 'tram fd*Dreol, Bart. Al Mir kalelnit. oar the Grand Parade,' Cohouel trll,el.erth late of Ili. Molest high eattiaaeol ut foot te• da, a saber, at the 1,..it0r of N. CilheiOn. Eat she Sid on a Tuft se oh la, r nnette J Hart. ear - abut of Mal, of IViAspoiottrre4 Losdos. Man HATER. THIS WV, AT LONDON avouGE. moru- JO wit.• ag l4 t II I Cwou. u `Mn attar LONDON —.Austad b N CI rr as.! paLiqbed at N. •••,, a• t M Cletatt•l's Cluitsh trual, by, ‘t nELI at me !•16`• .. . . NAI'.4L I.‘"TtiLL;(;lo' ~ % • - It. .- ----=.---- r•iirt•bi orTy , • Arrived the Alrotelox*, to ok pi ' "' L t% s W., aed p en dip t.ou se t ._ of w b iud e ho N u . e i. 1h 4 a ab e • I soma 71. 111: 71 . Whamer,, from Guerta b ey. ---- . Clue":d":lita:.l4:l4ltLlPilgutThwellta'rittul'ahri:.::::::dt 71.111:111.:7'llek:ID;ultat..weTh i e.1111111 . 1:CIA l er.'11(.1 1 °Er l jtIL : °:1 ; 11 11 :1.:4 1 9:4 :o at b ,hIG ! eRPstrelEANVUY eillit a ( 'keenly g in , „ 14 magg oareT e g e t ig u t. n io s :s a , : t a l f i d i L i ed tatottd C : Pt. th it e lt k ud E C:h le ;: i t . : 4 :3 1:. e b .s ik. ,,i - r n , u . b ;: . ... a . 7 1 -1 " - E t c :: i hot sea tow. 'Elm /Viacom', s ir . a .. 4 c z; h - .5 B• 50 uv vas tea in Arrived the lavictiers. 74 guns Captain ii,, ford, from Chatham. to be tilted. She i' a itV. iirt litre ship, and lately launch e d at Uonor. ;I 9 - RAN• Tito tipiel, 44, his come up ii.m9are to i, ENTs nt lo and. 4 tho Adruta cutter, Roeltetvrt; the p '"--- "; mums,. tar vetch port, i 1° hi' l'' for ld' aw: : "o i'a r t 1 0' a l e m t dh o et ti li th m for : t .1 11 r ti e cgl / 4 1 , ) , "1 :ep la si : t. t . fl ir: 5 tr i: e 4l iul f , 1.'71' i r t it r il. ...: N i e : i c t i r tc : t e a: l i e l i t ti ts .:4B.ll-.:- 41 : ,s l l: : , r4 l , e:::: ' ,,,, t ire :::: l l : ::: „u d i a, r: l ,,l %v., 1.. teh ; end the Pirke bee,;, 1.i.-111. if ° . u rn,i s vc e t: 7 1. 17 0 t 4 1 o tie utit o n ff ,d, 1. t Ah h it e ctibc N iau % r ‘ b, ;qv 4"lr I. ". 13 It loat(u! . ~ , ... , ove n v ot ko Iwo former fur Cawsaud Bay. 'the hat A. 4 ts S°l : Ir id. tr l r . North Sror was this day b r iii;, put A ut t , ii j t g o tnc e 1 7 :26.,,,, . `ante4 4 . l i ver. ,t; f , itiou, by Captaiu Themes Cute. 14 Sailed the Clacker a un- Wind N.E. - - - ' 'snows •): COCA TRY' . 1 1ARKETS. 1,..4 11 ,. Fakesleass, Jane 21 -We had bat little business le raw, •.t s i our smarkst this day :. N heat was rather high,. it...i. •rel ; the Harley aBO il ithsig as 'Circe worth ) 1, , .:, , , 1:: 1 Liil 4 - 0 liCol4io ,to follow .-11,rot 'movies of Wh ea t i :es. i sous; qualities, from MM. Issas. per quarter. Ncs'a Rory, June ie.-Except in souse few initiates of Ora , 11311511110114 Wilted welling fur rather wa nt sine " , ~ 64 . EVP(111 . akrratino to notice sinew hot `vet; say Wheat fun, •,. luseraer. to ti i• :' Harley, 170 to 231 ; mad Oats, 13s. to Ito ti, I r e tomtit. Flosens last return. as Lyon, Joint /9 -Our market veto pretty well mapafire. tr ek ~euores srd , Whei.t, and sandpks.of fine quality sold readily 10.4% - ,he who , Barley erratrarea steady. W e hare very few of eider Wet era e''' so Grey Peas at istarki•t. Remo tad flour as last tact m u .artr Priers as follow :,-11 heat, brit, I otos. to Iles. • Duty, te. motile 1.. cued, 100 to !:45 ; Lark", 41 0 . to 445. ; O a t s , best, may wades. , 351.; Dnto, reenttd, Is.. to ,low. ; mad Roses, 49.. to La. 5 OCT per quiarter. Fine Floor, 9•Ja per fad. daunt The hones, colts. and other cattle ealsibitee at Bala lor fir , l&t, orally excess:4,l the sbuw for massy year. lot p,, A her C , and me t wits a quark >ale ; one parsing pcialust.l I s .. mid le to ilm amount of 1,9 p oil. a Bristol, June ;:i -1V1.e..t, per Krieg rack, Amity* i . 101 l Dailey, 7s. to as. for lashing; thinning Bark,. la ;41 . ,, It; Balfah 7s. to *P. • Oafs, 35. is 45 01.; aid Valk, 46 me a *NO ito lid . jar Isab el -.Lear, Ste-ad., how ass t..n. s pr hag. , -.\lc base had so a,i,nratios a the pieces of Reif sal • fha Masioss this week. Fat Reef fetches trots 7e• ts us ya at Ku. . cwt. Fat Allah's, 7d toad. per lb. Fat H... we (dep. Wm.! awl frees its. 101.10 law.. pee senor. Store Horan I La t es -- 1 . .09f0g in prices- i Ibe , vt „,o„ ec t i . J o oe vs.-We have lad hot little drug aso The 1 .Carea Nitti'.et this day • Walseat with link retie. , WO sg 'lSt Bald at no A leaser of Otis. per last. Is titans ao allots% ilk" sil Mier* as fem.. :-Wheat 94.. to luta.; prime :A 15:4 pot art: quarter. Oars kola VI. 9 1 . to I.'d. 134. per Wt. Brim,'. , ;OM per /nailer. • alp lissi Is Miskal, On the :.:3d indeed, was pretty. wallay. , ream pl.. d with Wheat. which sold at ms. per gement Wham' so (ril Skis ti..) week. Priers as Whim :-Wheat, as to us; 11111111 Barks mire for ISO ; Bette, di. to tot ; Gra) Ptto, tate la eb sea i Wailes! Pees, that ; arid 1 11111, eA. to Egt. per Omega. not to At Norwich Hill, on Saturday, Jose iJ, the el ell semi too" apply of fat Reef. silk a dull sok, at Cum 9s 10 ge.6l. pi tit Es abase. Three was a plenty of fat Memos, whk4 wort elr Oasis shorty, at ad to •,d. per lb. A good nary lambs were *hewn, sad a tolerable quantity of shoe lersep, but the per. -4 chasers were few, from the great scared, of feed Thare.lo . lai • slay large ,hew of kart Reams, which went offer-4 at std EENtI mare related prices. Only a few Colts wsse shop tied of DOWN 41 No. wick Cora Market, its Saturday, Jade n u tlet Rini was • short supply of sli grain ; Wisest 575. to sea.; yin i.e OF LA 6.a. • Dailey i9s. and arm. to .2 is. Ed.; lists 145. to 11l ; and &leans 441. per commit. Nu Peas at market. At C Wahrdetil, 11'edoesslay. Jane go -We had • pretty pad b ' IA ads i r s a h.w "he io, who i " . l k l B l.7:erisi c ad lil m nearl y al se at E . verl e : d hig d s l im beeP pric sbeep es a l l atel ta.l :2 o te 't ef Ts market. IN her -.-- CORN EXCIiANOE, JON* 97. 145 1e ...15t, 4.0105, There on cossislerable farther arrivals of Foreign Wkre war, m the dna, whirls causes heavy sales, and at km prat Ilse nun, a In, rub Nl:dt, Dearly at our last corresey. While Peas. snl • WI Its ..iis of the two hied, rather higher. There are slam .sr wet mu pi. io. of hit,, and owing to the demand fie the pab- alrel .. 1,.,,.irc,.115+ trnde is agasa quoted dotter. Sales Of lOW l'elin ws 11., ter tne of mar last. Witt I VI RKENT PRICE (IF GRAIN. sea tA heat $45. 100 S. 1105 Hears s*464o Lueiss imete I Inc own. lts. 1 les Tkk data Obi- SP Rve sea acs Oats ass *a gi oJ 'e s s 11 ...ley Jes. 4s. Pulas4 eleu• .. ..... sees- 41$ Malt 758. WO f Potato.. auto IM W hite Peas ? .._ I Nape 11001 so. id V i G ( ln bsiern inn i . ) i •• •• . 7 4 1 7; 7 8 1 16, Fine ..4 70n .. r 72 ,..0 01 the on en il 11111.11717460 OF CREDITORS AT GETILDHAUL. otof • N. IL .igl, TO . ......, II ins` WseAsembe, see. mad 14in / um W4skssobe, . i It join Reeleadhithe, Sauey, .hip-haskkes - Thomism Ilaralaskts, Recostgli.misieted. Ilemithrsti" , . I 11 braider ' • , , , COAL MARKET,Jest IS. Illtr. `tips. 5i..,,. 4014. _ _. Prier. The bp 17.1.. Newcastle Coal .....71 .• •• • • 47 1 • 61 . " 5 " Id *Oak , - • - Is Pneet OF STOCKS Iffs-ATERDAY. ' ham 3 per Cells &dared ... 11711 el se 4 per Orat .. .. Less Asseitiss lO 5-Webs' NOM °alum k I F.'S' 4 h og hulls Demo 49 is poem 006 . teciesiver . Ms .. .. • . .. - - LAO* Lowy Tirkett re Is heat. tars& imr ~... .... : .... 71 so 7-oth' se ' 1441, T 115111, itiadblirokev, Is Conduit, mad Glasket-Croll *44 „ 4, DEATH*. ode "Ilie4 :l a ...b e: t eed . cur : e 1: 21,4,1 7r oflt r: jL : 0d . C.: 1 • 1t h . 7 1 . 4 60 N ra c":1 7., f rp00n. :71 f De pt i Ela e t 7 he t L OlS t i l l; r l . 7 . : l N . l ;: t . : ,. l Wm Core Psi .i At hi' 10.1ffogs , gm the Grand Par•-., C ork , or • ~.1 a n g Colaiwil tl' Deeherts, late 01 Ho Majesty's lath. Il• &ha s Irish reunite/it of foot . c... .5... one. al It. I,otee of H. Careliow. E•a- 14 . r/ NI