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adapted for the 'Armory% which op : llnm% are be fore the public M those papers you hiseeiputiltaheil. 14 them it will appear, that 'the Baikal Rosa(i); ull that Mr. Soane hat done, end, by Stith' *timber) proceed to state to the . Lola of Treassry, that, iii ecempliaarce with the recontinendistion of ,their Lordships, the Lords Coinniesionersorf the Ilus pitid• 44 trail referred the cpiesfiens statist ota coinparative advantage to the hositill of f Olt plant for converting the buildint,or lately Otstrigned br Lord Yarborough, to the purposes of au infirmary, *ids that for erecting an entire new building. on some other part of the ground. and the different estimates of the expense, to the consideration of the physician, surgeon, nod clerk of the works of this hospital, nod al,o to three other professional gen iienien of eMintirce," and that he is now directed . tiy Moir Lordships to send .4 copies of the reports of thane officers, as also of Sir %Walter Farquhar, Ph . ..-inian, and Mr. Knight, Inspector-General of , I ',spite's, together with the reports and estimates, io and the several plans annexed thereto, of Mr. George Saunders, Architect." And he is to desire .4 that, in lacing these papers before the Lords i iitissi.Treasury," their Lorrl,hips are to be • acquainted 4. with the opinion of this Board, that the Platte No. 4 awl 5, sentersti to Mr. Saunders's ormear te.thein to ht the hest caudated 11016 fir t 3 I'o , 4llPl4;flCe qf she IsOrmary, and the general appith hirer e . f . the 1 )(optical." Now, by what mean.. the Board have determined upon the s u perior eligibility of Mr. Saiiiidere'a plans, it is difficult to understand—lint, by refer ence to thtsit ileterinivation, to acconimodate Co lonel Gordens; which, Atria, has always ape rated as a killing principle with the Board. From Mr. Some's letter of the Itith of May hot.. we gather, that his plaits were not made oat in de tart, but contain only gehend ideas; mot that 111 . iii , .the plait 'narked B. for a new iiitiriaary, h el his (teeniest preference. T h is plait proposed to i s :- copy a portion of sire ground allotted to Colonel Gordon, and rendered the remainder not tenable by him. by report of Mr. Sattisilers approves of the 'trite of the infirmary, as proposed by vlr. SWint... plan, itisilted s, and lit! has himself produced three outlines of plans, smothered. 3,4, and 5, lot the ennetilerstion of the Board ; hut it ti It appear by vocereitce to his report, that he first offered two tminheteti 3 11,11:1 4, 41111 that the plan num bered 3, places the infirmary upon the same rate tt4 the Malta Mr. Saone, marked B. awl whit It, like that ohm, destroys the possibility of hu Min% Colonel Ci 1111101 1 .4 YON. Mau, siumberea 4, places the infirmary upon the tette of present buildings, which makes it necessary to provide for the matron anti wititster, on a portion of the ground allotted Colonel G.trtion, trod also destrov• his occupancy. This report, and plans, were windows(' the 31st of Mat. Not smisti..sil therewith. the Board dirveted Mr. &moiler. "to melee stark correetione no the pia* no4thered I. as mo n o he eireeted by opproprieing the o d Infirmary tr npartmentsfor (he Surgeon. .Ihar.44, #ee." Aud this direction aemears to hare been 014 , tont, gra, on J tine the 5a h, Mr. Satistoltsrs prelnecti elie plan, numbered 5, by which the ollotment to Carmel tordwo remains c ()tete and unoccupied. if all, t'ais can los_ supposed to be really without the tlesiro to ren.l.!t• the eeroasupulatine to Colonel Ineedou the vrintary .obteet, we must 10.,ve great ------ the materials which enabled the Hoard to prefer the Plk.ri. 4 mid 5. ',writing fur a moment Col. Gordon o ,of the question. Mr. Siimie's pl in 11, is a mere outline, contain ing gasieral ideas only ; the Board have hat called flr oily details toarlui.le dicta to untie/rued its WI , WWI SU'S& riOr accommodation to soy of the tolatio of Mr. Saunders. Mr. Saurider.'s ohm. number 4, is an outline also, with the Soi..;esm and Nlatron detached, which I believe is lint a corireMeat arrangentent;they onpht to headway* ly near, sad the tatter in a sit nattoii to her tile Cavilst means of coustatit superielmidanee.- "Ia the I.l.iii, number 5. they ere situated still tn , re at a thotauile;. they lire Ititici it, not by the choice of the architect, but by direction of iAe BeerJ, iu the old n 48111141 y, separated limit that* under. their care by a toad, and shut in by walls and gates; and poun d ed to, that, iii rase ► of emergency, the surgeon is unavoidably de layed; and in bet weather the matron's siieriii tend:ince is rendered very incosiventent, and pa,- Mbly, iu etniseptaliceoileb The crowded state of the wants in SAUntlers's plan iit, . esy apparent ; between each IP dis a space of three felt ,»114, suit there dues nut appear a pm sibility • of mu% idlier the necessary iipartinciits and eanverriences reqat ' red, beside wards. Ilad more time Item allowed to 11r. Saunders, I mu persuaded he would here seen r. ale u to eititOge his plan ; the sr,.i of which is, I think, too By what memo., then, let nie agaiii ask, have the Board determined upon the sitpdriurity of Mr. Satiders's plans over those of Mr. Snane ? It is to tree apsite-ineumpreliensible, utiles. I refer to that great first cause, to account for their prefcr mice ; and alio for their preference of Nos. 4 mid 5, of Mr. SJunders's plans, to hat lured 3. Mr. Soane's plan, B. and Mr. Saunders's plan, 3, inter fered with the Villa-Gordonian ; Mr. Saunders's plan, 4, did the same ; and it was therefore referred hack to him to alter. It was suited and turned :daunt till it was shaped into No. Se-Till the Gor dan ground was left absolutely clear, the Shib -1,1,01" was upon all, whether made by Mr. Somme or Mr. Sainiders—v. holier lettered or nutnbered. It now remains to be seed what determination the lairds of 'freasury will come to, if they persist ua abettinz Cul. Cordon's aecommodatioil at all.— It is a suliject which will cull for public explanie tion ; but at any rate it is absolutely necessary that the funds of the Hospital should be protected, and tint dilapidated by such a purchase as is agreed upon, apparently for that winch. in a few years. *mild of light be its nail ; nor elinorld Col. tiordoti be perwitutil. to hold the Vain() upon fermi so un equal to its real value. I.4TRCTOR. WAARI,4I Silik4bay morning. Mr. RICHARD Iry Lie 4N. of Exeter, printer. undertook, h.r a wagd d ten gOitlene, to walk from St. Cle ment'. church, Strand. to the church at ft ands vicieth,.and hack spill to St. Clement's church, in one boor and three quarterii;,ahich he performed in one hour and thirty-right minutes. Beta were • 4 to I against him at starting. LAW INTELLIGENCE. 'II`OI.7IWOF CHANCERY, Lteceiti's• Ix m Il• Amiss u. • . ILLEGAL ARREST. not.Eas C. This was an applicatinti to the Loan CilAttCr.l.- Lott, for an order to attach or commit to the Fleet Prison Messrs. Shepherd and Adlington, of Bed furd-row, the former solicitors of the Plaintiff, a Captain Rogers, of the county of Cornwall, a man of fortune, who stood protected against any arrest at their snit, on the 17th of June last, when they procured him to be taken under a writ of pito uri nes, issued out of the Court of Exchequer, on the 1'216 of that month, and made returnable on the 17th, the day of the criptMii. The circumstiwices of the case were uncommon, and criont2rl several arguments. The Plaititiff had, since the year 1797, until lately, eniployerl Messrs. Shepherd nod Adlington as his solicitors, oat only in Otis canoe but in divers ethers ; lie was furnished with bills of coats in 1808, and the balances wet e demanded, with an intimation of legal proceedings. uuh,s the same should he paid. He applied to his Honour the Master of the Rolls for an order to refer these bills for taxation to a Master in Chaucery, with the casual undertaking, on his part, to pay all balances which should appear due on the Master's report; sod that the Solicitors, on their part, should deliver up all papers, vouchers, and writings, Lwlotiging to the Plaintiff. on land their demands ; with directions in all parties to pro &lee such.vouckers before the Master, and answer such intereogaturiee es should be required. -.touch ing the items of the accounts ; several of which the Plairciff charged to be extravagant and unretisos able. The order of reference was obtained on the 170 i of December, ISOS, and attendances were hod ti, fore the Master ; but, by various dehijs, tie' re port ails not finished until the 3.lth of June last, abets the balance in favour of Messrs. Shepherd :tad Arlinigtott appeared to he a sum of 1181., viler the amount of a certain hill of costs, irrought in by dlvdn at the close of the reference as tint:Med—of thmtgli, on close inspection, it appeared to have been printout:ly tared—was added to the other balances. The report bore date Of the leth of June, twebie drys le.fore it was finished or given out, end five Jays before.the arrest of the Plaintiff, fur a sum of our bemired pounds and upwards, as the whole amount of the balancer claimed from .him. This a w is charAerf to be a contempt of Court. and a violation of the order of reference, and the'appli cation was extruded to a stay of the ploceedings at law, and that the coats of the slime should he paid by Mrssrs. Shepherd and Adlington, as also the smiths of the present procterlinge. It appeared by the affil ivies in support of the application, which remained unanswered, that Mi. Ho A erti was not V%rrling sir delaying payment ; but, on the contrary, had sent repeatedly to the Master's office for the a utomat of the taxation, to pay the same and it like wise appeared that the proceedings on the reference, and the time of giving out the report, acre known to the clerk of Pisses. Shepherd and Aillingtom to whom the sante wad delivered out by the Mas ter's clerk, en the 34th June, as before-inetitionetl. Upon the first argument of the ca: , e. in July last, the CtIARREI.Lott. derived time to consider the twee; sin a point of practice hued appeared proved, of u . Report herring date 12 days before it was finished ; until which latter period it was Not competent for the persona to make an affidavit of the amount of the Intimate due, an as to ground the arrest. Such a practice. he said, would tend to the utter subvert/0u of the orders of this Court. On the sth of August, bring the last day of the Sitting* after Trinity Term, Mr. Rogers's Conned moted fur his Lonlslup's judgment, which was to this effect; viz. That there appeared some utinc countable mistake in the Master's Office, by the Report beim; antedated, alit, b in no Cane could ever.be tonetioned, as the practiced this Court. It had very %notch effected the Master, that such tut nottbert,:nt act should have slipped through the Office. It appeared to have been the effect of er ror in the Clerk, or the Master, more than a deli berate act ,if Messrs. Shepherd and Adlingtou ; who were not. from what appeared before the Court, width) ate rules of contempt, so as to be at tached or committed; but were so fur culpable, as vi be visited with the costs of the proceedings at Law, to which Mr. Rogers was forced to put in spe cial buil, and likewise with the costs of these pro ceeilings.—Judginent for the Plai,iitiff. The Special Court of Criminal Justice at Paris has just applied the Imperial Decree of the Inn of April last to Louts V. M. De ROHAJ4, 14 son of the former Prince of GI:EMI:NEB, couvirted of having carried arms against France, and of having served iu the armies of a hostile power, subserpierst to the lot of dept. litot. He WAR condemned toe contumacy to the punishment of death, and to that of the coufiscation of his estate and effects, its cots formity to the penal code. The Experience, of Gibraltar, is taken off Ali cant, and carried into Algiers. Wednesday night died, at Towlstone Lodge, near Tioleaster, truly and deservedly esteemed by all circles of society, Peregrine Wentworth, Esq.— He was in the oath year of his age, being born July 31, 1722. In May. 1751, Mr. %Vinitworth mar ried Miss Thompson, only daughter of Beilby Thompson, Esq. of Escriek, near York, by his first wife, who was sole daughter mid heliels of Sir Roger Beckwith. Bart. lie afterwards married Mrs. Whitton, relict of Win. %Vuitton, Esq. of Lopset, near Wakefield, and sister to the-lute Dr. Assliction, of Middleton, near Manchester be hw left no ivaue by either marriage. Mr. Wentworth was the lust of the mule line of the great Earl of Stratford• His remains are to he deposited is the family vault, in York Cathedral. Mr. Wentw..rth was highly and justly respectell by every gentleman of the Turf ; upon shieu he commenced in 1754, though in 175-.1 he rode his hunter, a match, agidnst.Mr. Vertion's hunter, over York. Mr. Wentworth held the office of Register for the West Riding of Yorkidlite, for which four tan dictates, Francis Hawksworth, of Heath, Esq. Hall Plorrieri of Witco, Esq. Johnson Atkinsosi Bonfield. of Conotiley 11x11, Esq. and Edward Mai-Wood, of tired., Esq. have already offered thentsclverias Candidates. POLICE. • tarts siert-notice, orn• 4. A private of the ell 'Regiment of guards, wait charged with stealing two pieces of dal, alt sal. )014. from the ware house of Messrs. Summers and Co: It appeared, that the , Prisoner had hero sent by a wine-Merchant in the city, to as. snit in parking empty bottles, which lie had purchased from Slilllll.PrA and Co. ; rine of the Clerks watt aston shed at see ing one of the warehouse doors open ; on investigating, found the Prisoner, with two hampeis, apparently full of straw, at the dour ; he wcarchcil them, said found the two pieces of cloth, whichlie proved to be the property of his rnastei. The Prisoner being milted on fur his aletcuee, did nut deny the charge, but ',leaded poverty, mid his large fa mily. fie was fully committed fur trial. outi.nnssr., OLP?. 4. In consequence of Bartholomew Fair commeaciiii oa SRI tinkly loot, the City (Wirers sere active in suppetsoing, as far no they could, the pickpockets, in the exercise of their industry, a n d took into custody several suspicious eharacters. Of these, the majority were discharged, in consequence of there lacing nu specific charge against them, after lacing ad monished sot to be found there barna during the continu ance of the fair. One fellow, seized in ►he art of hustling (a oh others) a pour woman, and rubbing her of her bonnet, was permitted to go WI hoard Hiw Majesty's navy. Onothei, chorea d with pickiue a gentleman's pocket of his handker chief, ass remanded till to-morrow, the Prosecutor nut at- teinliwg. Julia Robismon, • young man, in the employ of Messrs. Illerrenter and Goulding, linen drapers, iii Cheapside was charge.' with robbing his musters. Haring enteitemei gas pichms of his lioilesty, they emple)ial a person to make a purchase iu the bison, Mr which he paid the Prisoner twenty-five shillings, in marked money. Vitali' examining the till, at wss found that he had deposit:Al in it only four shil lings and si•penee of the amount. Upon being rimmed with the theft, he acknowledged it, am" eve ep the-differeace. He was permitted to enliven the wiry. mad tnostoccu STRYET., OPT 4. Jolts Dorton was charged; by Curticliosifiardon, a ith rub bing his furnished ludgiuge. The Prosecutor deposed, that the Prisoner had lodged with him three mouths ; he. rented a furniehed room ; oil last SuturiLy lie owed two wees..s rent ; she Nona-non went to the room to demand it, when he perceived the lied to be iaenily empty; on wriehintt, it, he found that nine pounds sod a half of wool had been taken oat of it ; and lie charged the Prisoner on the watch. The Prisons r, iu his defence, said,,the hod hail not been weighed onto him, and denied having takes any wool out of it. 'lle was committed for trial. Thomas Gardiner charged Maty Seat's, and two other *O - of the town, with robbing him. Hr stated bergs a Herefordshire waggoner ; he got a lit tle duet irate 4 yesterday tooraiug, and was persuaded by the Prisoner (Smith) to go to her lodging% is Gee court, St. tuba's, and lie down; 6C Gil asleep, and, alien he airi.ke, his bundle was gone ; it contained two silk handkerchiefs, a velvet coat and liner hes,and a red shag waistcuat. lk ask ed the Prisoner, Smith, what had heroine of the bundle' and abe denied having seen it. Theother Prisoners be korai in-thing of One & the Pollee Officers produced the clothe; which he found at a tea broker's. The Jew broker depi,seit, that the other Pe,soners bail sold them to Lim..• The Worthy MSC (*TR ATV gave him a eery just reprimand fur having purchased them, sod remolded the Prisoners fur re-caumiration. -- Kase, a watchman, charged Milers .I,lrtnee, !ruses Moore, and 414 Sur Jusals, with as smith% him ou Sun day rommiug, while on his duty. He stated, that as lie was calling the hour of twelve o'clock, the Prisoner, Smith, without any provocation tie speaking a word, knocked him down : and it one of the minute had nut ruins tip, they would have unordered him. The three were in company. The Petra/le stated, that he had followed the Prisoners up Hanson" ; he heard Jackson say, " I will kniwk the old rascal atom." Moore said, " les, do," and Johns said, " \o; it won't do vet—it is tau sown" Jackson, in his &retire, said, he was walking op Holborn aloe, when Katie stopped him, nod asked who be was! ''core he could answer, Kane made a Mow o f a stir' - 4 bin, which lie mimed, tonal tett. - the Prisuner was mime diately seized by the Patrolc ; on KIM'S getting op, he made ea:other blow with his stick, and cut the rEltollef'S head open ; he had never semi the other Prisoners bduse he was attacked. Arthur Johns stated, he was iii an a-la-mode be. .f shop, when he heard a °dire ; the patrole held Jackson by the ( . .4 - ler ; he saw Kane, the watt hoax', Lft h.. stick, and strike the Prisoner Jackson cm the head ; lie bled freely; he fol lowed Ito in tu the a awls house, deetarnig that lie would iu form the Constable of the night of what he had seen ; oil coming to the iritch•house, he was refissill liMillliiiilllCOl he insisted on getting in, when Kane said. name he was so de sirous, he should come in ; he Ours dimmed him in, and charge , ' him as an accomp lice with Jackson, although he had mom seen hint before. Musics statement was similar to the last Prisoner's, only that lie did nut go to the wateh•lionse until tea minutes after tb , other two. He declared lie was not arnuaiat. il with either, god only went to the watch-house to speak the truth. The worthy Magistrate, Mr. Nays, give the watchman and patruk severe and well.itserved reprimiutda. He c•iart aimed them to be conctal in their conduct fur the Whim; that ever since the riot in St. t; ilia's, some of the watchmen had made it a role to take up every peiSoll, in hopes of extorting money ; lint if it ewer could be 'nought in proof before his, he would serve them ,a he had done one of them one lino , bilife, serail them to Newgatc for two years. He would advise the young mei' to luring actions as them fur false iiiiprieutimeut. The Prisoners were, of coarse, dice', , ' SINGLE-STICK. The Single.stiek Play, which took place at Warminster, on Tuesday lust, aas attended by a very numerous and re spectable company, from all parts of the country. The gamesters, both Wilts and Somerset, displayed great skill and spirit during the day. The play between. Ellis, of Wilts, sad Browning, of Somerset, (Su which she former gained the headOnns perhaps as excellent piny as ever sas seen. The (oldest for the prize lasted till night ' and terminated in fa vour of Somerset. On the following day, the weather twist( unfaroerable, the company was nut quite su numerous. nor was the play, altogether, so good as ou Tues day. James Line, whose play with W. Wall was so murk admired at Salisbury, is in au instate of health, and did out eartgr on either day. Ellis, and souse other of the best Wiltshire men, did not play on the second day, and the prize was again obtained by the Sorners‘ tshire gamesters, who may on this occasion console themselves . fur the defeat which they lately sustained at Sallehnry. - - The IVrymosik, Gannsten, from Beaton, has been taken, retaken, null carried into Malta. Dr. M*Gantioa. Inspector of Hospitals in the Hampshire distnct, is appointed Inspector of Hospitals under the cotataand of Lieut.-General BEILSSFUID. iU Portugal. • GAM AT WALTON OM 111 M MALL, EPSOM, CURRY. Lvct BALLY was four years alklicted with SVMt- Jytttic Ulceratione in one levatid speedily cured by SricssuaT's Patent Antiscorbutie Drops. EILIZABITH MAtIIEWS also cured oleo ukcratt d leg, by taking seven 'snail botUes. JAIATA 5[111.7011. *6, reitmead to great week neu, with the learif i Ztrpiere, of bone, rent. rid to health and R 4:01 4 11U1s occupation, though the loss of his leg ought iirei4wiry to his tire. The genuine Medicine haat the B the King's Putrid," usereseed on the t‘tth.b, bill of direction and outside wrappet., mid the htatis duty is potted in black inhi• .Roi#l4st the f hripers wiry, 15, Sitho-stliiirf; luudOtt, in !twill bottles of 5 1 . 6d. ; double bottles, lOs. ; and huger, IL 2.. Essence, to allay u:.pleamit ir.1.4- tiati, NAVAL' INTE LLICENCI. Po IlTlOl4llunt. earr..3. Arrived the Sparrawlaaw:‘, fre.o cruite; Hardy gon-brig, with a t oiivoy Iron) the ll,,titioa. Sailed the Blazer Kuls-brig, for the Dowite.— Wind S. E. FAIMOVTH. SFP.T. I. Arrived, yesterday, the Prestress Mary, Pocock, . with Mails from Catht. 14 days' passage; the brig Lord Collinwood, Capt. Le Blanc, 17 days from Gibraltar, with wine, Ike. for Gaernsey ; she it pat under quarantine ; suokr on the 21st ult, the snip eel , John, of and from Liverpool, fur Barisittries„ with manlier ship under convoy. This 'by arrived the Phipps schooner, Lient. trout Pqmoutt, to take on board a Messenger and dispatches for Spain ; and the brig Ann, Cupt. M.Donald, from Lonilso, for Gibraltar. The Express Packet, Capt. Bullock, with 1144i4 fur Cadiz, sails to-morrow. Sailed, last evening, the Miranda cutter, fur the coast of Spain. PLYMOUTH - DOM, SEPT. 2. Aetivist off this port the Mediterrai.cau cosivny, consistin4 of about '2OO sail escorted by the Ayoupit and Lyra ; the Prevoyante and Woolwich scoat.inp4 6 have. sailed to join thew. Arrived ulso the Pre lade e lees Felicidade, from Oporto; Dolphin, with provisions on board from Flushing; Lady Esther Stanhope, Goodall, from the Downs ; H s Majesty's ship 'Acosta, from the Downs, with a convey ; Ilts Majesty's strips Stssihres uud Weald. from the eastward. Sailed the Edward, Marker, for Oporto ; Tivo Brother', Chandler, for Prince Edward's ; sod the Morning Star, Lavis, with about 70 Flea is prisoners, Sur hlorluitt. DOVER. tart. R. Arrived the l'elicity French frigate, captured by the I.rouita iu the West tit:lies; she experienced a dreadful hurricane on the night of the Ist of Ale gust, ou leaving the Island, anti way nese fooli sh:ring. TIJE MARKETS. CORN-EXCHANGE. Starr. 4. CURRENT PR•ULIF. OF GRAIN. Wheat 73g. Slii• 11,134. 1 Beans ..... ..... sys. fig,. M Flee dittn lines 1.13% Tick Beane ...... e 6. 314..4 Rye 540. 54P Oats.- 49P 444. 334 Itarley 4011• 4b4 ru141441 14% 374 44 Halt lse. aloe. Petah.* slitto —..s. twee, ppe. White Peas e . ~,s is sc . Rept tired wl sal (boikill'; '' ' ' • Fete Flour ...... .. •04. all. Grey Peas— 44P• 535. Sstaarim ..... .... 7IP 40, UXBRIDGE. Carw-Insperter's Return.—Tmustsw•v, AVG. 31. Wttest, per load 251. to sal —s. New do 495. tod. to SISG. Barley, per quarter —d. to 455. Oats Wawa. to 61111.—.1. Peas ssi.d. w 513, PRICK OF HOPS. POCK FTO. dans. Cent. 41. U to LA. Se Kent, al ioa. to GI. as. iteasos, al. as. to al. Suanex. .11. 3s. 4.4 41. 414. roma, 41. w. tO 41. la..- Farnham 61. —a. to al. PRICES OP HAY AND NTRAVV, YESTERI)AY. ST., A WPIITLCIIAPCL. Hay, Al. toa. tit tutll. N. nd. flay us. to 61 145. 64(141.:A. vA hi 41. Ilia. GI. New, ul. or. to W. us. .Clam, 71. os. to bl. tOi. 11. no. to st. too. SMITHFIELD MAHKET, Seri. d. To sink the Offal pt stone of slb. Beef-- ud to s. std. Fiend uf Cattle, this day - :- 14 Of lon .. 41. 01 to 51. 0 , 1 I asts Vcal. w. ad. to ti 2. 6d. Sheep and L31111b1... 1.5,0 n• Pin* as lute. 64. caitn-4 sno Lamb.... u. sad. Su Gs. od. Pigs ... sok HAY-MAIKET. Hay si —2. ud. to 61. ins. od. Straw. ..... •.• 11. 1,41. al. to 21. is • od. tow. ott. to 71 Vs. ea Nlti Ll . Al/ IS. ANIt osAt4Kti (ey the Carries.) Beef 3, 4 , 1 to ts. 4.1.1 Veal 44. od. to ie. led hl ottou J. ad. to 44 114 Pork 6e. od. to 71. od Limb ee od. to Se. CI. PRICE OF LEATHER. Duns, to 13th each - tgid to lid per lb. Ditto, sli to tedlfis. tacit -21 d to Ind Meretkauts` Bucks - igid to •i 4 Dressing Holes tod to ii 444 rose Conch Holes ig d to Sid Crop Hides 41 to .:olhs for ; d to Igd l)ttto 3u to iolhe -1( to gl d Coif Skins 30 to aolbis - oid to Std Ditto Ditto So to 7olia• 711 iv sr Alas sad to a9d a d to sad PRICE 01 St. JILITICP . II Msuitet sa st C .' Marisa bsteckspel Market Si s td per st. of sib. - 171 I Avenge.... se Bid TALLfIW. I.;;;Tittlow 9•S 041 * Yellow Risiwne 940 tid —0 1i kite ditto .. Sttir od —t • Soap ditto ••• --s 0 1, tint; StuW twe od --• • Ditto rottgla 436 • (haver .. Good Drrg• ...... 43s u 11d I 14s--Cowl, /12 be .n, 141 tut—Moulds. I Is 6,1 Yellow Sloop, 1 too--IToti Pner of Candles, Tow .too COAL MARKEE- _ Ships et Merle*. kibilis *old. Price. se ..Neeeeetie 2A ....,. t 9•. u4l. to We. IL I ..%auderiattd.. 1 ..scotch Cl....vai 3 ..Ciiiiirre........ ti - -- l'itlLL - ail STOCKS I tan I n0w.... 3 per Cant. Rinieced 64i N I per Cent. Ceeseis a per Cmit. fiery , 696 Lunt Annuities elt•marin .• • India Bands Exchequer Bins 9 16 perm Lcalisk Lottery Tickets.. .. all. 17s. Consols for . ... . ... 6st T. RISII, Jock-broker, 4. Corithill, and 9, Clearing-sross = - -- --.-- .MARRAIGE. On Thursday, at Baton Church, Ca.taia eltassbeitsiu,d His Majesty's 151 h Rrriu en. of Fo.d*, soil of the late Jodtro Chiunheeluin, of the et. , llllty of Meath, la Ireland, to Miss Anna Maria, third daughter of Lieut .Col. Maser. of Bal ton-ball, TVA helms, DEATH. pn We.ll:e.day nt his house at Actoberougii, sod 61. Wee. Paul, &oyster -at-Iw, and our of the Senior an there of the llonoarabk Society of Gray's R fa' - WI - TM AT I.6NDON RR t Morning 1, 1 eni a. lifter to .Iftern ttttt 54 ann. after to . _ 1)41):•4 ?...-Printed by C. SMITH, Pau. I. Cherurues M. nui published at tbs (Aire, tira 13. &Kit Af St Cleterafa- CLrrrli, aid, by J. r.f some place —4 ' . 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