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V. . • therefore, that the action was, in fact,,hie own. The 1.1,1444 action wee brought by MI. Wicks, who hod himself wtnpinred the attorney: Such en objtc. loft ies that formerly taken Mould net now, there fore, be made. Mr. Joseph Lightfoot was new eelled—and. - loefore give his evidence fur the Plointiff, was re.' amine ( ' by Mr. Trivets°. who appeered fur the a-fending. adinitted that, on the former trial lee stated that the scum was his. He nu Chien, 101 well as et present, en his oath before God.. He iv,.l nothing now 'to do either with the attorney' .'r the actuno. He wino 'eurspresiorri ea &touter kit, when, fro the lest time, he heard any thing of the action. A genes -emote with ihe'sofrpteree. very erarforemble. for three 'wet, on the Sunday, a charity vermeil preached for their National School, to which be subscribed it. He declared, bent, Gust, he hokiso iuterest in this action. Ertl Mr. COUTP. rest tin. 2, North-street, Wal. Nit ow,. On the 20th of January, 1817. he en. lereci into a contract with the'Defendent for 3,000/. 3 per cent. rounds. to be delivered on the 27th of February. He had the money et his hanker,. Meows. Martin, Stone. and Co.-8i 'Fe bruary. to take op the stock. -He made a m to of the iranmetion at the tidbit.' Gordan also made un entry of it in a beak of hiik:i Mr. - Tortilla objected to the minute's being reed. If it were to be considered as a contract made ie writing, it Infest have ;If'itamp. Mr. Justice Assort looked upon it as a mere note of a veiled amine. to • which the witness aright refer, to refresh his oweneary. Witness continued.—lo the course of business Defendant applied to bite to purchase stock. He purchased 8,000/. 3 per cents. and was reedy in lehrwary to fi nish lots part of the contract. Mr. Cordon did not come to him on the oppoisioni day. but he sent a gentlemen about it. About right slays after the Defendant saw binyon the subject. Witness said to him, " I purchased stock, on the 27th or t!litli of February, in consequence of your not fulfilline your agreement, at a loss of 212/. ttis. mid I must look to yua for the difference." Wit. toms nurchated at 63 from the Defetidesit in Janu ary. but, is Febenery, he was obligstti to bey in et ens He mid to Gordon, "You are a pretty gen tlemen mot to bring the stock yon Bold to me. Yuu know I sin to gambler in the stocks, and must have the difference. If you do not pny it, I will hiring my action against yen." Defendant answered, " You may do what you like, I hare got no stork." • • Crest.e.restineel by Mr. Toretee. Defendant said he had no comas in his naive,' sal witness might do as he pleased. Witness ire% r purchased stock, without having-property to pay 'for it, or stock to ttansfer in lieu of it. He was nut a gambler is the stock., elthowth he was known on the Stock Exchange by the familiar appellation of Joe Liebyboi. Them were a great many purties pessent, wheat he conversed with the Defendant. One gentlemen, of the nem, of 'Anderson. would , ite believed, to prove . what Cordon said. r. Anderson was not present ay the tiro conversa tion—and witness did nut know abut he would prove, es he did not bring him .to the Court. He tadieved the same gentleman was attorney in the relent as in the last action—but lie had no concerti pith the action. He had formerly one bargain of 2.0110 t. with Defendant. About a year and a half ams, he transferred 2,0001. reduced to Defendant. He might nice received 621. from him, but it could only have been on account of the variation in the price, in the sale if stock, on the Defendant gut ing in his name. He never received that or any other sum for tint fulfilliig en engagement like the present. He had no gambling transactions. if he a4ld the Di (cildent Oak, or purchased it from him, hr always had priiiiirty to make good his con tract. He was not a Cmiter, but a dealer in stork. Ile never bought or sold stock for any person but himself. He purchased for the 27th of February at 63. He purchased for the settling-day, and that slay was the 27th of February. On the 27th he had a competent sum of money at the bankers, or 'stock to deliver, in order to fulfil his part of the contract. He considered it 11l real transaction—sod he told the Defendant that he never gambled. He did not know who the present Plaintiff was—nor wits he imam that infliction was pending till he re _ LtMrd the sarbliteno.! Mr. Fenn, librakila end keeper of the books in the Consols Office, Bank of Itoglanol, stated that Ise had searched the books to ascertaia whether William Gordon had any 3 per cent. consols in the Brisk, in the year 1617. sad found that be had not, nor for sable. time befits. Cross-examitsed.-irWitiseas could not say whether the Defendant, at :Trustee, night not hare hod some. under another MOW. Mr. Coiothistwr;:kqleek to Messrs. Martin, Stone, thud CO. witted dtat4eseph Lightfoot cashed et his employers' house. 7 0io the 27th of February, 1817, he hid in their heeds, ready to answer bus draft*, the saes of 2486/. t Mr. Tat ratso observed that circumstances might Neve pat it oat of MriLightfoot's power to fulfil hit part of the contrair. *There was uncertainty au his 'ideas well as on thpikjof the Defendant. Mr. justice Asiorr---0' If it were a clear rime bargain, on both sitlelOtlll the Defendant would be liable to the penalty.".•\;. Mr. Toortna argued, the evidenCe did not elute's' any one of the counts, inasmuch se no fixed lime was mentioned, thi bargain having been Made for seti&sulay. • Mr. Justice Aslsorr-:- 4 4The period fiked for ort*ig-day, on the Stock Exchange, is as well. known 41 that appointed fur fair-day is in a pub he msiket." Mr. Joseph Lightfoot was again celled, and, in answer, to the iuterrogatories of Mr. Justice An se/re, stated, that both he sad Mr. Gordon knew, 1111 the 40th of January, that settliorday was filed for the *7th of February. Settling-day, or the V7th of Febraary, be could not lay which, w a s the txpeelsiolll Veld. Mr. hastier Asso??—" The precise thy bring litihois, whether I say, settling-day or the 27th of FeNroary, starlets not." Mr. CIIIITT contended, that, If settling-day Isapposing that to be the phrase us ed) were changed, by Art of Porliement, or by any peculiar circnnt- Moues, the 27th of February would not then be the time appointed for fulfilling the bargain, the contract referring only to setthag-day-.-theritfore the time ought to have been more accurately des scribed. This doctrine was supported by Ilw case .f Peps and Harm. Ut - Sir. 74—and Bakes N. P. its. The mantel there was to deliver stock as the aid of August, end the broker swore tile essaliset was to be fulfilled Oil settling-day, which fell on the Ind of August ...yet the violence between the drclaratiou end the evidence was held to be fetal. In the decleraf now before them, it was sot forth. " that the Defendant liar. pined to sell a quantity of stock, at a certain time, rato, and sum." Nem, a eertaim time was a fired time, net liable to alteration ; but settling -day was • pesticides. event, which might be interfered with by Act of Parliament, or by other circumstances, and, therefore, liable to variance. Mr. Jostler A esoirr—" 1 consider all the Connie es meaning, and pointing at, the i7ilt of February expressly.' . Mr. Cuttrt—" A verbena lime evidently means some fixed and certain day. that cannot be cloang.ol —but. settling-day, the phrase sworn to, imports certain event, which may be varied. Mr. Joinice AnDOTT—" Your argument is cer tainly supported by the case you have cited. But liewevec unwilling 1 may be to dowels' boom a rr gnlott.tlecision at oNisi Pries, I must do so here. Theidojection wur taken on a case ar i sing out of the Simile See Scheme—and, at that period. alinost any objection wee herd sufficient, to relieve indivi duals from the oppressive rug...generous into which they haul been seduced." Mr. TUIPPINO NOW adverted to the former ac tion, in which the Mesta was eeeeee suited, said vele•erve4l, that the writ for the present action Was sited out the evening after that mica ',ion, by Mr. Wicks, whose plate or resident.r they count not er wtllrunt joorney—for they Nino! that he loved at ('rat's.-hill. in the coolly of Herbs, but ley Seale mentos lie happened to be in I. lasts very upoolinuel when the footer action was tiled, and serval the writ on Mr. Gor don. lie apprehentle.l, therefore, that this action w a s hronght too souls, as there had been 180.1dg :went of n)np.it. • Mr. Justice ADSOTT—" Von shNauhd have plead. ed. in abatement, that another fiction was p e nding." Turrtwo mid, under the plea or general lemur, he believed, evidence might he giVt-ii of the pendency or another acliono. and having proved that, they could then enter the plea of tail nebet. Mr. CAITTY said. iii a qui tau sett ee, the right was verted Or the person who that !nought it Here, as there was no jostlguirs4 of *maxi,. tile. ri g ht of the former Plaiistiff was still in existence, and was a bar to a new amino. Mr. Justice AOSOTT decided. that as the fact of no Jud.:melot of transmit, in the former case, having been entered. was out pleaded by the Defendant in abetment, it could not now be received. Verdict for the Plaintiff on the recuold Conon—. damages 3001.—for the Defendant on all the others. POLICE. -.._- sow "Tarr?. Yesterday frininat flanker underwent a final examina tion heroic Mr. IIiaNSV.. MI a charge of liming' • forted 1/. Rank suite, housing it to be so, and with having others in him possession. The Prisoner has hill/into been a very respectable young man, and there is some mystery attached to the charge; it has kern ender investigatiose *lace the 14th of Jeer, on which day he ti snit red a 17 note to Mr. John Brown, the landlord of the south:lnsigne Arens public house in Camden toms, in payment fir some liaison', and there hying smite doubt as to the sole being good, from the paper ben.: thick, fee. it was refused being taken, wisest he requested Mr. Brown, the landlord, to adennee him ss. as Ire had ant money enough to pay his reek g, which was clime ; but the landlord having some climbs as to Isis conduct rs 'peeling the sole, he informed John Smith and his party of the pstrole of the circumstance, who married him, and foetid fifteen shallows in silver, two 11. notes, and part of souther en a pocket-book. This proved to be numbered next ill a stole be had uttered at a grocer's shop in the city. Ile account. cif for his asking fur she Wall of 5. ton Isis watch, whets he had ISs. its his porket, by saying he hail to pay it to a shoe-maker. Mr. Brown dui suit give bins en charge of the pikers. 'there being no proof that the mites fiund stn line were forgeries, he was not detained in custody, but he voluntarily attended the edict, at the time appointed, when the account he gave of himself being se the employ of Mr. Jones, jeweller, of Cucuhill, proved to he correct. The notes found on him were discovered In be forgeries—he said be husk these ferns his matter for KIWI'S, which was dewed by Mr. stouts ; and he haviug no other accused to give of them yesterday. was fully committed for trial. Joseph NeaUk Eastwood, calling himself a Captain in the Navy, was charged wills teeth ing several snap 411 . 114111141 for Missy Sewell, which he had not regularly atconaled for. It appeared that the Prosetutrix bad bees' its she W hit of applyiag to and receiving various DUMP of money, from a gentleman of the saute of Courtney for these t leen years past, avid hod employed the l't nonce to rail Mr Courtney to service the stimery, said it appestat! that, at mire lifer, he lead retrieve, Sl. of him, and only account. ed Iw the Prisseeutiix for U. with a number of other frau dulent transactions. He wow oriewil to final Jammu 0 Brim. %nig 1.. ',owlet $n a i r offire by H om pb r e 3a , charged wit► rublose the Bre. J..bn Jrlh ira, of Names, of his lawket-baub, near W. Jetsam'. Palart,aw Siauday ereuirg. He was a•rrtwitlrJ for trial. Several awn ■ad paths acre Gored for bathing it the Regent's easel. ~ AGGRAVATE,/ ASSAULT. Wynn, the driver Id the Aylesbury mach. was disrird with as assault attic must wasluu kiwi ' s* fellows : The Proureutris, Mrs. ().burs.. was riding with her hus band in • Amin.. at I►rlburn. whim the Defrowlsart, who um chi% ing the Aylesbury stage. grated tlw wheel of the chime. and causal mach terror to Mr. and Mrs. Osborne, she wean on their own aide of the rued. They rasimsestrated its vale, the Defendant illuvrisiteal his whip, and week with such •iulraer at Mrs. Oshawa,. bet her parasol protected her. The defence was, that the Lllrleirdnut being hea•ily laden was a•oi.liag the gn•el, and whets he hit Mrs °shortie he was striking at his hurses.—He was ordered tai Gad bail. Eight troops or the 411% Dragoon Guards de barked at Bristol on Thins(loy and Friday, from Dublin, after a remarkably tine passage. They are on their route to Exeter. tetrad of a Decree is-ned from the Royal Council of Admiralty ut Geeing, by order of his Majesty the King of Sardiuid, dated the il3d of January, I BIS :•—•• " It w alas hereby 'ordered, that woe of our subjects of whatever class or condition survey, shall, divectly ur kith redly, lake any part in the Slave Trade, molder penalty Of heavy punishment, and fatfeiture of all protection frum our Government. It Is alas further marred, that any vessel bearing our flag, which shall enter into the above abomin able traffic, shall be subject to rapture if met by any of our skips of war, and to immediate seizure and rutdi.eatitm ox carting any port in our dominions. In furtherance of the above order. we have Immo' our commands It our COnshlli resident in Foreign Countries.' THE TURF. -- - NEWMARKET JULY ME•ETIMy MIL 1110111 MY, JULY 13. First Tem. Renewal of the July Stakes, a Subscription of "XL each, 3ga. n. fur 2-yr.uld culls, Mt. alb.; and fillies, tht.4lb. T.Y C. Mr. Dairy's f. by lloupiojny, dew Mite, by Meteor, out of Nike 1.4 Jersey names Mr Hush's c. by Octavius out of I - factious Mr. Junes's f. Bilteliods, by Poole ~,,, out triVariely D. of Grafton's b. e. by TruUte, out of Caprice D. of Grafioss's b. f. Lutu, by Pophojalsell. I of Pic fuel IA Lowther names Mr. Roger's eh. c. by Haphazard, out _of Miss Furry IA Lowther money Mr. kiwis . b. o. by Haphazard, out of a barb snare IA Fob y's ch f. by Soothsayer, met of Merrymaker's darn Mr. Wyndham's b. e. by Whaleboat., out of Amnion Mr. 11"yodhans's b. f. by Wltalebtme, out of Marmon* Id Wuwell mantes a lw. f. by Sorcerer, out of Little Ld Maynard's br. f. by Haphazard, out of the Mon of Pau kakun Ur. e. by Juniper, dam by Dick Soave's, bought of S. Barnard Mr. Tibbatis's c. by Sir Paul, out of Pentagon D. uf cb. c. by *lint, use! of Auuette Mr. Cruckfurifs b. c. by Haphazard, um of a sister to He mem hr Mr. Crutliforsl's b. c. by Selina, dim by Will ismsou's Ditto Sir C. Banbury's br. f. by Sundt-mho, out of m sister to Os ange-thswer. Lord G. H. Cays.odisli's sister to David •Mr. Cussaus's C. by Soothsayer, dam by Buzzard, bought of ' Gumboots, Mr. Hogs is names IA Lowther's eh. c. Calico, by Hap. Issixaril, out of Dimit y 1..1 Sofro k 1 cb. c by COMMIS. dart by Alexander the Great IA Jersey names a r Clamor. by Eaton, duos hr S. n •rrr•r 31r. Hush's cb. f. Trillium, by Scud, eel of Myrrykomiustrs dam Mr. Likes f. byflemonr, dam by Orville, out of Spinsetto Mr. Lake's rh.f. by Grauirtse, net of Bombay.. Mr. Di enle's Cauras., Sm. I lib. apt Mr. Priors's Inferior, tot. 1 ilb. T.Y.C. lboo. b. ft. TV DMA T. rift y 000111111, fur 3-ye. olds carrying 6st. tl lb. ; 4 ye-olds, Set ; fr.yr olds, est. 6.yr.olsls, 6.1. 121 b. ; mud ugcd, D. I. Sweepstakes of Inrs each, fur 3 yr.olds, 6.1. 4-yr•olds, Sm. 11b. ; b est. 1014.; 6-yr-ulds, 2.t.; mad aged, 9.1. 21b. T. 31.31. attnaclttarns: • D. of Grafton Mr. Lake Sir C. Butsbory Mr. Payne Mr. G o ddard Mr. Wyndham Hanslicip Sweepstakes of isr each, fur 3 and 4-yvolds. Ms. M. Mr. Blab , 'a Dietafor„ aso Mr. Wollestoes 31erliu, tack. A.E. 300 cs. vreirtittn.tv. The Town Plate of Sub for 3-yr-old rolls, ft.t. 41b. and Silks bet. List mile and a distance of B.C. Sweepstakes of 100c:i earls, for t•yr-old (Mien, 8.1.41 b. rants. T.Y.C. His Riy AI Highistis the Duke of Y.sek's f% by Seymour, dam by lh a lk, oul of Spiuetta Lnd F.•lry's f. by Soothsayer, out of Merrynsalter'F dens Duke of Grafton'. store its Juke Duke of Rutland's f. by ‘Vuty, out of Rosebtlla LANCASTER RACES. TUEEDAY, JUNE 3 1 1.• Plat,. Ili 701 —Twomile beats., . _ Tire Duke of Haanltou's eb. c. by Governor, 3 yrs. 01.1 Sir T. Siunky's h. c. brother to Crispin, 4 yrs old 0 2 Sir W Wynn sb. g Fr. &HA, 5-yris old .. 4 6 3 Duke of Leeds% rli c. by Mowbray, 3-yrs. old Sir J. G. Egerton's br. c. Taigas, 4-yrs. old Mr. 61.51iuliit's ch. R. Little Sbylock, 4-yrs. old Mr. Powell's h. e. by Octavian, 3 yrs. old dr wr.oxestirs", J1131.1f 1. Gold Cup, value 100 guineas, *tird to it Sweepstakes of 10 guineas each, p. p--One three-mile heal. Mr. Hidiltit's hr. h Ik. Syntax, avd Mr. Yatt s's hr h. Pattlurits, 5 yrs. old Mr. b c. Gaudy, 4.yt• uhl 31r. Clififill)111. C. Ca iiirlettis, 4.yrs.uld The Doke of 11 ant. hull's h. g. Cyr*. old. The Mike of Hamilton's b. f. Stake to William, 3.yrs. old. Colossi Clitytnit's b. r. fleA less, 4-rs. old. Sir 'l' Staulty's hr b 11,).,t055, s.yis. 0141. Lord Grosysittor's h. It. Monies, s.yrs. 011 Lord Grossenur's b. c Cyr,. old. Mr. Latillitun% b. in. the Itheltetai, 11-yrs uld. Mr. Lasnlititti's c. h. Silents*, 5 yrs. uld. lord Scarlronsch'sb.e. by Gulampus, 4-yra• old. General Llutriott's 111. f. Hatishor, 8-yrs. uhl. Culuncl Croft's h. c. Warlock, tyrs. old. SAME DAY. Se•vrnty mile bean. The Duke of H multuo's cb. c. by Guvefisor, Lyn. uld Mr. raven's b. e. by Worms. Lyn obi 1 2 Fun art. P. EIVCASTLC MEET!NG—(CONCIXO[D ) ,17111F26. The Maiden Parr ut Jul. for horses, oke. of all ages.-. t o u miles and a qoartrr. Mr. A Ilimstei br. f. by Nlarmitin, 3.yrt.old, (T. . Mr. Wi-r** b. f. Copolage.Grl, 3 ,ra. oil, ual. 11h. 2 1 2 Mr. It Illeamlliv,e's hr. c. ley Governor, 3.yrs. uhl, Ilvt. lOth Mr. Iluirkiewore's b. e. by Highlander, 3-yrs. old. tiat. Mr Harrieusea h. c. Schoolboy, 3.yrs. old, tht.llllh 5 4 dr Mr. Chasobera'r hc. by Wiudle,d-yra.uhl, 64.10110 I 5 dr Mr. Ellia's eh f. Stater lu St. Hi Worn, 3-yes. uld, bot 7Ib. On Tuesday. a fine blood horse, below:hitt to Mr. Jostatn SMITH, of Cl►ritruba►u, sat ki!t e d 11 , consequence of tying him to a hate at Ginterfall ruin. ‘Vlislst the owner wall engaged in cats Icing another horse. the one secured to the gate betake the upper Nil, and with Wirt tel it ottached to the halter. galloped away; he bad not proceeded fir before the rail prisetrated his side. from whetter the blood gushed profusely, the animal continued to run round the field till quite exhausted. used died shortly afterwards. On tistunlay last most dreadful fire hapt►ene•l at 11111-end farm, Sestolridge, near St. Albans, in the occupation of H. You're. E 4 (l. Tilt. tire begins about one o'clock. and burnt down three borers, with silly load: of thrashed and unthreslied wheat about twenty loads of unthrirshed tires, olio a sta ble and cow-hotise, with three calves, ten pigs, and Mille poultry, a horse and chaise belonging to TRORIAS KACISTROW, Esq. of Hertford (with his family on a visit there), a horse and chaise belong ing to Mr. YOUNG, a wheat rick supposed to cost thin about a hundred load, a quantity of straw and stubble. The origin or this melancholy catastrophe is not ascertained. Tile season bring so particulatly dry, the flames were so rapid that the huildiogs were down in less than so hour. Prorideuiiatly none A' the farad)' received injory. MARKLTS. From" Via Lotion Mama, Us Ails Current : 1 e Tausday, July 7. Mb. WEST INDIA AND 'SPANISH MAIN PRODUCE. B. P SOCIAII.—This week's smart opened on Tuesday with an improved demand, and about 1,500 Mods. woe sold on that day at Vrry steady prices; the subsequent business of the week was also considerable. The stuck of 11 P. is now 8,500 tasks less than last year's al this lime, AGA the prices rate Qs. per cwt. higher. A sale of E. I. Sugars (18,300 ham) went off well on tine Ist inst. FOUVION Stinias—A public sale of Havanualse went off well on Friday. COIFFET has been a rising article throughout the week, but more especially so shire Friday last, tin which day 13th. win the highest price asked for St. Ikouingu Coffee, now wart!' 1305.; other descriptions of Coffee have not *di inerd quite in proportion with St. Domingo. The stork of West India Coffee is now 4,800 lona, being 5,500 lees than at this lime last year. Present price 50s. per cwt. higher. Runs —Low Jamaica.% have PX peri risced isia improved demand within these few days, and are adrunced about N. per gallon ; strong Item has out varied in price, having been previously dispruportionately high, and the ciliate de mand nut enteniling to sack.. 1n Letaards there is nothing uffieisig antler 21. 10.1 per gallou. There were nu sales of COCOA during last week, and prices art siatiowary. PIAIRNTO of very flue quality still stands at 10141. per lb. nominally, bat the sales albee our last smucely bear out a higher quotation than 1011. Detwoons are unaltered and FART INDIA PRODUCE. Tra.—Bolsea.common and good Comeau 'leas are in de famed al a small ad•aaoeon the sale pr icci. NORTH AIIERICAN PRODUCE. roe Carolina Uses 48s. are required for hum consump tion, and 365. iu Loud fur expusial WM, at about which prices sales hare been wade. lint India Rice is improving prier, and rust inutile, Ir. Tun seers.—Tlsere has been rallirr ware inquiry fur Tu barcu within these few days, and wires remain steady. Tobacco remaining in wareh. use, Jul) I.—Virginia 4,450 hh,la ; ila r yl a ud 120 ditto; POlllO Rico 28 hales will eases; St. Dewing., Leaf 180 seriiiis and leeks; East India Leaf 8.1 ditto; Aniessrout 40 ditto ; ll:mannish awl Cuba 110 packs;;es. IN Rocca Tvaptvriwr 119 sales have been made. SOUTH AMERICAN PRODUCE. COTTON.—Since the East India sale the demand f o r rot. ton has been limited, and the transactions of the seek are chiefly in the Beiteals hooch" is and resold on sale trims. On Tarinlay 1,400 13inseila were offered lit public sole, ef whieb 400 were sold at 101 l prier-, and during the we, k 2 to Soil more have been taken ; on the same day 3011 Dense mean wild at *a. per lb. below former priers. 200 Hoorils are advertised for as ir un l'nesilay neat. The sales of the week are, ditty paid. 700 Upland fair to gout 20d. a 21d. fine 21:q. ; 90 Pei tininhuceus fair 2s. Id.; 280 Deco . • and Be,hice ordinary to middling 213.1. a 22'pl. fair to cowl ?nil it 2- • 10 Barbadoes good lid.; 15 Carriacou and Gre. Pada for 241.; is bond 700 Detipla ordinary to siiiildhn2 91 I. a VP.: total 1,705, bags. The imports are 50 Untied States, 86 Surinam and Cayenne,74 Weal India, 1,521 Ben yls : total 2,248 bap. MERITERR.4NEAN PRODUCE ........ Chute 14 hut little in demand at present there hare been several aerie:Oa since our last. BALTIC. Z:r PRODUCE. TALLOW contin u es advancing, and the demand is maxi &cable Wilt for ennsninption and strEttlation. Y.C.Jst4 , shipinriit has been sold to arrive at 735. 61. Attguat 73x. )ear'. delivery 735. Od. The follou tug were the qinitstions at Peterxtuttrgli 10th Jane, 1818:—Y C. Tallow , 187 a bk. Ilelup on the spot and cult . 110, Flax as before. Exchange 119., • BRITISH STAPLr. ARTICLES. Reels FP 'SUGAR. —Sums lsrge ehaws have beers node in Relined Simms during the 'veil, chiefly in Lumps for eraishing, at Wes. to lias.; pr;ies reniain sintionsty, the; market bring bare of gnisits.—Matassts bi i.k at 36s 151411 l'itovinout.--The only ileseririum of Deef in Ile. mend at present is Dublin at 61. 10s. to 61 151. Prime M Reef is dull of densaud; in inferior sort there is some busi ness doiug. Pork gnaerally is dull, carrot inferior Mess. Sem?' of TIMPIENTIIit are very, dull of demand. Otis—Fish 00a are advanced, 331. has 'wen paid for Greenland on aeries!, and 35/. for Southern on the 'put. Cod Oil is steady. Linseed and Rape Oils are without al teratioa. LIVERPOOL REPORT, Ict.v 4. Covverv.-Tbe Cutto• [hashes has been dull and drooping all the week, and the sales effected during the last three days have been at a decline aO. per lb. g Ily. The paMic sales attempted yesterdayawere mostly withdrawn; uf 3,700 Bengal. and 359 Surats offered, 1,000 Bengal. sold, at s iltdise uf td. per lb ; 400 Demerares sold steadily at fair priers. The total sales amount to 4,600 bags. and con. gist of 1.100 &merle at 19441. a 21d. akw 211.1 bat mostly 2041 a 204 I, for fair to good fan ; 2310 Orleans at 20141. 93 1.1 few 2s. Id.: 30 Sea Islands at 3s. 5d ; an Stained 22441.82 a Id.; 100 Pernams at 9.. Id. a 214.241 ; 250 11w. Masai 241441. a 21. 0441. • 250 Marsolutats at 2314. a 2s. ; 40 Para. at ttid.• 30 dens 2213.; 10 West India at 914.; 70 Cartha ' graras at 2041. a 201 ;G O Sums at 164.1 awl 300 elical* at 101 d. a few 14141 per Ih. At public sale 1.05 n kleugah,ordinary to good fair at 1011. • 12141.; 4055 Ik mersess,ordinary to good at 2241. als 1+41; and 110 Orlvdris, ordinary to middling fair at 19141. a 20 7 ,41 per lb. The public sales of B.C. Sugar. ainouritin4 to upwards of 1.300 casks, have gone off steadily, and uearly the whole u• kl, the market closing at an improvement of ls. a '2.. on brown and middling qualities; East ludia and Fur: inn de scriptioas are without inquiry. We had a good demand for Coffee, parlierillrly Foreign sorts, in the early part of the week, and in 141/1111• tii•tanees high Mien have been paid ; Domingo of common pale or dinary finality brought 1231. • 1244. middling Is. good 125.. 041.• 122 a. , Havannah ordinary to good ~rd 01:Ay 121 s. a 124 s ; ordinary Martinique 125ar ; Jslllllli , ,t t• rilinsry to Alio ordinary 1235. a 1255. and middling t middling 1225. a 134.. In Cocoa and Pimento mulling doing Barbadues Ginger of good quality has sold at 90s. a 95a ,olty paid. Carolina Rice, duty fire, is in eery booted demand, and only a few small lora bare hero sold at 44•. 0.1. a 40s ; about 100 tierces of tine gnality„ its bond, have been taken fur exportation at 341 s of Last India, 1,100 bags of ordi nary dud initialling Patna hare been taken by tbe grocers at 19... &I • els. per cad. Leeward Hams have been inquired after for shipment, awl 01.1 CPIRIDUU UP. hare sold at 2r. 6.1 JuniAica of fair to hoe quality, lately imported, lime sold freely at 3.. W. a 3.. 9d. par gallon 16 0 P. Jamaica Lugwuod,ef ordinary quality, has sold al 9/.105.; mixed tramprarby at W. 154.; Spallisda FtiOtiC St 11f. 55.; and lied SwindersWood at 81. bs. per ton, in bond Nicaragua solid and of good quality, was taken in at public sale ■t 291. and is bell at that price. Put Ashes minium dull, and bare sold at a decline of la. a 2s. via. Noutteal at 48s, A 50s. awl New York at bOs. a 525.; Pearls are in limited demand, but steady; Montreal. have sold at 55e. New York at 30s. and Bolos at 575. Turpentine and Tar are ateady ; the former am been disposed of at 14s. 6.1. a 15s. per cwt. and the latter at 14.. 3d. a 151.6 d. per barrel. Skin Tallow has brought 80e a ll6s. and is generally held at the latter pricer. Hides email.' witbout alteration. American Flour bat been is request, both on 'peculation awl fur home consumption. In the early part of the week some large purchases were made of Philadelphia at 438. and this &weir now meets • ready ask at 46... per barrel —.Yea. Smiley 48 Mils. Philadelphia Bark were bronchi forward by auction; the good sold at 10.. 9J. and the •iddhog at 17s ed. per cwt. In bladder Roots no sales have bees made, except 40 boles Salm, of line quality, for which 102. 6.1. per cwt. was ob tained.—Tallow has been in brisk .tem■nd, and the prices am fully 2s. per cwt. higher, yellow candles haring been sold at 80s. and Brasil at 82s. permit. Postscripl,Twetday, July 1, 1913, Four o'ClotA. B. P SUGARS were in considerable demand so-day, not lea the 3,000 bbda, loving been sold of all qualitie, at a COURSE OF EXCHAD Amst►rda►a .... 37 03.20. Ditto at sight .. 31 6 Anasterdarn.... li 7 C.F. Ditto at sight .. 11 4 Rotterdam...-. 11 S 2 U. Antwerp ea. Mo. 11 11 Haniburgh .. 34 b 2113. Altona ......... 34 6 71U. Paria3 day's date 24 30 Ditto 24 50 2 U. Botutteststx 74 56 Frankfort on the RI ain 143 ex 310 Madrid ...... 39 effect. falba ..... 39 effect. Rilbua Rare. tuna ..... 381 Gibraltar 34 Leghorn Genoa .. 47i GE. 1 UItSDAII, JULY 7. Venire, Ital. Liv. 15 _ _ Nana Naples Palermo 110 J. per oz. Lisboa Oporto 59 Rio Janeiro..... tin Dub1in........ 101 pee Ct. Cork .......... i 4 Agio of the Book ou Holland 2 per Ceat BULLION • Portugal Gold in l •• Cuiu,per u: 4 I Foreign Gold in Ears . . I I ti New Doubloons _4 o $ New Dollars Silver la Ears 0 fp ft New Lcair(earia) 0 0 9 _ . LOCK AND SURGICAL DI: , .:T.NSitRT. Hie Boyd Highness the Duke of TOOK, President. t r im Delicacy and Honour connected with a certain class of Complaints, require tbar Public coo 61.ence should he confided to Professional Characters of known respectability and talents. This induced the Royal and Noble Patrons of the above Institution to rive &le support to it, fur the exclusive treatment of Titans; Complaints, and the selection of Mr. KIERNAN, as bur geon, standing high on the Liet of the Royal Collo:v. his proved (by the benefits it bas conferred since its este , blislauent), the propriety of their choice. The Public. arc biz) often the dupes of empytleista, sod the Sinful delusion. Itehl out by illiterate Men, who, under fictitious news awl 11611111121e1l titles, gain their good opinion. This 411161.1,1010 n justly applies to the Medical Pretenders of the Preeci l t who, under assumed titles, advertising *Compaidei, Itt• with fictitious names, hold out, as they style it, the twat• bible treatment of Venereal Complaints. The List of the Royal Collage of Surgeons, pnolished in February, skews only those persons entitled to midair practice. and 1A) such pretsoiled names belong to it. In stating this fart, Mr. KIERNAN considers he is doing justice to the Pnblir, and his duty to the distinguished Characters who host founded the LOCK DISPENSARY, to guard Sisciety against such an imposition. Soler its comment ., mein it his amply fulfilled the views of its Patrons Some of the mot obstioste and dangerous cases of Strictures, Debility, mei other supposed ineoraliteaffectious of the generative sprains, have been here radically and successfully trented Sir KIERNAN may be COMM Ited ns itsual, by buds Sexes at his house, It, Lower Cbarlotte-street. Bedford square, where Letters from Town and Country are to be mildrts , ‘ l l and the necessary Advice and Medicines will be gii ea or sent loony part of the Kingdom. Just Published, prier 4. in boards, PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on the above PIS. EASES. By F KIERNAN. Sold by Sherwood and Co. 20. Paternoster row; Ilighley and 50n,1741, Meet-street ; and Callow. .Crown-con-t, Soho. LONDON: Printed sod Plebhatted at Hu ()Mee. P 1.37. *rand; *bete Merrill.. welds are rtcriv".l„ nu. , l I. tiers (last-paid) must be addressed.—C. SMITH, Nu . Cleotenet. Ina s Printrr.—J. NI. 127 7 Strinii, Publi.hrr. tort sitillirg ad. :lute on Frtday's prices, etclo , l ee of .1 l:r•.. lie sale of norlboloea Sugar, which also went t.fr at advance. There lino heels a large dell .vily of Sugar for 1101f11 . consumption sauce our last, viz 4.214 casks, besides 316 for e1Lp1 , 1136011. Coneta.—There was no public sale to-day, nor WA% there any great anlmati tttt in the demand, hut holders tio only le. quire a onassideraisle ad BstAstly is difficult of sale, and purchases may be nude of quality Cognac at 8s 28. a 81 4.1. per quaint. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. ronTsmotYrit, JULY 6. Arrise4 the Rosario, from a cruise. The Tup..sze is expected to sail for Calcutta uu Thirst! .y or Friday next. Sailed ilic Eilhaen, Peter, for Buenos Ayres. DEAL. ,lELy 6 . • Arrived slid sailed fur the River the Nuyi.s, front We* luck. GRAvEscio, JULY e. Arrived the Franking, the Emir-aught,__ and the Good Rope, from Rotterdam ; the David, Drysdale, C.•oni Rita ; Piastre of Waterloo, Page, and the Volticenr, I.uh tor, um ()blend , Atlas, Struthers, from Bcrbire ; Clarence, shall, and the Tranby, Tanis, from Jamaica ; and the Shill, from St. Mining*. Sailed the Naiad, Hutchison', for Teneriffe ; Nolnte, for Virginia ; Three Johns, Roberts, for It otter. slam ; Ausie, Smith, fu r Lisbon ; and the Maria, —, our Cistueur, Ate. _ _ COVIDEIT AND FAMlLY.—Extract from a Ir•!t(.: rev.ired under date the 10th of June, from Nov Y..rk " IRv the ship rusts, for London, go pitsseurers, Cohhett's wife, three ilatigbiers, and two aaw ; r.l. Cohlwit remain; Ern• a few months longer—generally supposed until ihr expires that any action can be brought against hint by abr Stump-office, wbeu it is bis intentiuu to leave " this land i 4 liberty;" (biding also the prople lire are nut so easily gttl!ra with his writings as they are with you." BIRTH. On the 4th instant, at Sin Int( Bank, Worcestershire, the Laity of John 11)11/C, ElPfl of R son. DEATHS. At Hathford Vicarage, Elizsbeth Arabella, the interesting and eldest daughter of the Rev. James Williams. This af flicted parent has had to bewail the loss, within a very shoit period, of au amiable wife, son,and daugbter—an utre:e a nephew. At Greenhill, in the parish of Rnthwell, Andrew R o m.. in the Ifilb rear of his age. This old mail, with his brotin r, alas Atli survives, and is about ten years older, was Amon:: the last of n daring and enterprising race of smuggleis, n toned uu an extensive contraband trade iu Assatiriodal., bef to the exclusive privileges of the Isle of Man wire bought lip and regulated by Goverimieut. He was a name of the border parish of Unruock, but for the last 40 or for yews resided in this parish of Ilutbirell, where he rented 114f111 tinder the Ear! of Mansfield. The character of this 01.1 tiniaggler was stiiingly marked with the peculiar featoir, of his illicit occupation, arid would have formed a line subjc4 t for the graphic pea of the author of Guy Mmiterfn9. HIGH WATER THIS DAV AT LONIStIti BRIDGE. !Ruining 0 •fla 5. I Evening IS •Rrr 5. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-HONEY. The Severn, fur the Marry no the 14th instant, nn board the Severn, in the Downs. The Heron, for the Nostra Senora de Helen, on the Sth instant, at No. 13, Great Geurie-street, Westminster. Re calls same place, for three months. The Unicorn, fur the Mien, Josticia, and Ellen Slareare tha, on the 6th instant, at No. 2, Adelphi Terrace. Iteealls same place, every Wednesday and Thursday fur the. e months. The Nereus, fur the Hope, on the Sth inst.st Nu. ',Jam s • Oreet, Adelphi. Recalls same place. PRICE OF sTot. Bank Stock 278 3 per Ct. Red. .. 78,1 .1 per Ct. COllll. .. 77 3i per Cent. (sets) 84, 4 per Cents 9 614 5 per Ct. N. Anu losk 106 k ti Y ESTERDAY. Book L. Auu. i 0 5-16 a ludot Bondi 100 99 pr. Ex. But,', 1.... 1$ 30 pr. Ditto. 21...... 19 .10 or. Lottery uciceu 19/ 10.. Onviium Costs. for Ace 7914 .4