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, •ad Mr. Moore of having said something ~, on hie character. Mr. accu►ation, and the lands 90 interfere ■nd decode which the Plaintiff said, certainly mentioned wind upon Mr. Byewitter still using some coarse language, hint, and put his list up to upon which the Defeudent raise from Ws seat end struck Mr. Erdatle several slows. De was taken from the Defendant by the ,perantme then in the mp.roolit ; but not content, it ,essuld seem, with the blows he kwd already dealt Mot, the Defendant (Byer/War) pursued the Plains tiff into the passage, and there repeated the assault. land gave the Plaintiff several blows upon the head end body. Time Plaintiff's wife now sprung to the relief of her ehuSed and vanquished husbands—the exigence of the moment gave her strength and cour age., and, by '• her exertions," she not only suc ceeded in rescuing the Plaintiff from his perilous sttnation ; hut by the assistance of long nails, skil fully and actively employed, she gave the Defends int a severe clawing. and left on his disfigured coins ...nonce the marks and evidence of " desperaiefids. lily" to illll cause of her loving rib. The CHIIiF JUSTICZ we! clearly of opinion that it the Defendant's witnesses were to be belweed, the linit assault *Si committed by the Plaintiff. The Jury found a verdict for the Plaiutiff—Da. pages one farthing. the Deleudaut Three was no tprestiena is the me; it would be • waste of tune to make any other uhsetratiou ; Defetidgut was guilty of a conversion io point of law ; lie had trojamly detained the property Of the Plans. The JerV immediately returned a verdict for the Platutiff--Dinnagrs 1111111WICIL P. DAVIS. This was no 'wilco fur 1,545111 and false impri. 'moment. The Learned Counsel, who stated the ante said. that the action was brought lint for the severity of the assault, or for the serious loss of the Plaintiff's liberty. but in point of fact for the de gradation he suffered at the hands of the Defeo. dant. who rigpained insensible of his gross mis conduct, entr refuted to tusks any apology or atotietnent. It appeared that the Plaintiff lodged iu the De fendant's house, and some dispute having occurred with regard to the consumption of coals, very warns words ensued, and at length the watch was rolled its, mad the Plaintiff taken to the watch-house.— There appeared to have hero mutual charges and complaints between the parties, and, under the cir. cumstaticer, at the suggestion of the Cuter Jus- TICS, • juror was withdrawn. MIDDLESAX SESSIONS. CLERILENWELL, FEBRUARY 14. There Sessions commenced OA day. before FKANCII CONST, Esq. the 1:68111114111, and a full bench or Magistrates. The Court was almost wholly occupied in dia posing of trifling cases of assault. The following are the most interesting : James Hughes, a sini - irt-looking lad, said to be of respectable family, was indicted for a fraud, in having assumed the clisracter of II letter carrier to the General Post Office, and delivered fictitn•.ss letter. to several persons, for the porpoise of obtain. log from thetn sums of money, on pretence of charging them with postage. The Prisoner, by the advice of his Counsel, pleaded Gaiky, and with the consent of the Counsel for the prosecution, was liberated on the security of his father, mod another friend's recogitisances, for his being removed to a distaoce from the metropolis. Robert Bores, of milling celebrity, was tried on two separate indictments for assaults on two bro. titers,, journeyinest shoemakers, of the same of Tratunine. Mr. BA RBI, for the prosecution, stated the case to be 'me of • most aggruvated and ferocious de. periptioo, and by its brutal and cowardly nature, most degrading to the character of the Defendant as a pugilist ; and he was fully borne out in his st•teraeut by the evidence. It appeared that on the l•t of November last two persons, lute of whom conducted himself in a most boisterous member, bad been playing at cards or dominos, in the Sun public-house, in Windmill. street, Haymarket, which is kept by the Defend ant. They at length quarrelled and proceeded to fight in the tap-room, the Defendant, for that purpose, moving aside the tables and benches, upon which the persons present placed them selves to view the battle. One of the combs tants being knocked Joan, the Defendant Burn placed his foot upon his neck, whereupon one of the Prosecutors called out. •' Let him have fair play, whatever he 'nay be ;" and Buns, who had previously threatened to kmck oily person down who should interfere, struck him several blows which floored bin, and when he was dowtt, kicked him repeatedly on the body. This outrage ous proceeding called forth a remonstrance front the sufferer's brother, the other Prosecutor, who im mediately met with the ►ame sort of treatment. When they succeeded in getting into the street, they began to call for the watch, and the Defend ant, whose head had been cut by a pewter pot thrown at him by some perms', in the tap-room, and was bleeding profusely, came out, and seising them both by the collars, led them both sway to the widcb.house, and charged them with the assault upon him, for which they were accordingly held to bail the neat day by a Magistrate at Marlborough. street Police-office. This charge, however, has since been withdrawn, and preferred against another person, who is under bail to answer it at the We►t minster Sessions. The CHAI aIIAN charged the Jury at some length, and they instantly convicted the Defendant on both indictments, lie was sentenced to a tine df Si. for each offence, and to give security—himself in 401. and two sureties in 201. each, for his keeping the peace for twelve calendar months. George Theratois war indicted fur an assault, at tended with circumstances of aggravation. The Prosecutor (a Medical Gentleman of Strat ford-le-Bow), with his servant, was driving his gig, and overtook • caravan belonging to the East India Company, of which the Defendant was driver, in such a position as to °brit-net the way to the prevention of his passing. The Pro. 'motor called out, but the Defendant, instead of drawing aside to allow • free passage, drove his horses further into the rood, and was only prevent ed from upsetting the gig by the Prosecutor touch ing the shaft horse of the caravan with his whip, and thereby causing it to draw over to one side of the road. When the Prosecutor had driven past, the Defendant, with greet force, hurled a stone, upwards of a pound in weight, at the gig, which might have proved fatal had it struck either the Prosecutor or his servant, and pissed so near the latter that it must have struck him on the head had he not stooped to avoid it. The Prosecutor got out of his gig io take the number of the caravan, end was assailed with a torrent of @him and threats of a horsewhipping from the Defendant. The case having been investigated before • Magistrate at Lambeth-street. the Prosecutor wished the De• fondant to apologise by advertisement in the news. Popery, on which condition he would drop the pro. ceedings ; this, however, the Defendast possitively refused, in contradiction to the advice of his friends, who were people of respectability.' The Jury having found the Defendant Guilty. the Court sentenced him to a tine of 101., sod to be imprisoned until the fine is paid. Oa Thursday a sad dog M3ll pursued from Little Haruptoii, sad killed iu Araudel. Upon the road it bit other dugs, several pigs, a wean's, sod a boy. <: ~,~ &AI UMW 1. - • . .Our Ch itle. visited yesterday with a ball and slipper given to kis neighbours by Lechmere Clierltun. Some dying reports of the dangerous illness of our venerable Suveurign had excited fears of his demise, but es the last pest brought nu positive accounts oflialalterr.mielarily circumstance, the !luny began to assemble at Moe o'clock. This *newest mansion, which has ex isted during the reigns of eighteris monarchs, had in the previous week every embellishment which was eousistetst with its style of buildiug. and the tocknowlrggrel taste of its owner. The floor of the principal hall. its which King James had been entertained, was beautifully chalked for the dance. Among the niimeroas objects of admiration, the small Gothic Hall, which gives an entrance from the garden front. and the Billiard-room, deserve a no tice. The former was tastefully ornamented with greesa-house plants, and cm two sideboards were di.. played the various gold and silver cups which had been woo by C.'S ottillassuted HIM., surrounded by every kind of refreshment which could he occept able to the dancers. The Billiard-room was splen didly lighted. Nod afforded a pleasing emirs) , of amusement to those who declined dancing. About ten o'clock the ball begs n, and was kept up with great spirit till two. wimp supper was ensinuoced, which consisted of every d.ltcacy.•-the wines were of the choicest qUality, and msetienlarly a variety of ex cellent Champaign. At this supper eighty !fervor's were as mucb delighted with the urbanity and po. lite attentions of their host as with the elegant and liberal entertainment he bad provided for them. At four o'clock the 111101 C below surammied the gen tlemen to renew the dance. which continued till six o when the cowpony. atter partaking of ter sod coffee, took leave of their kind host. ViIiMIIIIIMINIMINI rdant slso esdeted the tiii, etried the [Menem% u behind his hack reflecting Byrverder droned the sea lord woo celled on to bete/ten the potties, upon Chit the Defendant hod ci Wu iosiiwitqd to him, rod 1 denying the fact. and maim t$ Monate squared at Inn the Dkrfenibisit's leer; two IaiLST V. MINUS.. This was an oiliest' of trover, brought for the de. gentian end conversion of the P116.4111'6 property. Mr. Serjemit fluw.ocx stated the short circum 'lances of the case :—The Plaintiff being about to 'go to the country to MI the situation of governess, .ittsl having three boxes in which clothes and other larticles were deposited, she requested of a person of the name of Asley, who lodged in the De fendant's house, in Charterhouse-court, St. Paul ' s Church-yard, to have the boxes left fur a short time in the Defendant's house. Asley asked and received permission of Mrs. Menzies, the Defendant being lin the country, to have the boxes left in her house. They were accordingly brought in • hackney-coach by the Plaintiff, taken into the Defendant's house, and deposited in an empty room adjoining the bed chamber of Ailey. When the Plaintiff, in a day or two after, went for her boxes, they were not deli vered up. She made • personal demand on the Defendant, who refu.ed to give them. Asley, it seemed, owed • sum of money to the Defendant for rent, and an this pretence the Defendant detained the property. The Learned Serjesot said, that this detention was contrary to law and justice—it was as absurd as it was dishonest to keep the Plaintiff's goods, because the Defendant had a claim on a third person with which the Plaintiff had nothing whatever to do. Aslry stated that he was acquainted with tl# Plaintiff. She had left her situation, and the Defeuchisit's wife received her and welcomed her, and said she would be glad to give her a temporary abode. The boxes were token oat and lodged in an empty room 'test to witness's chamber. The ' boxes remained there for • considerable time; wit ness's bristlier applied for the boxes, they were re fused; on which he said it was very wrong, be cause when witness placed them there, it shored he had a good opinion of the people in the house. The Plaintiffapplird for them as well as she could, with tears in her eye►. Menzies, the Defendant, said, that witness owed him a sum of 91. As. fur rent, ai.d would not give up the boxes. Menzies 41itd, if the Plaintiff might be witness's wife? Wailes. replied, that Mrs. Menzies might be his (the Defendant'►) mother; for indeed, my Lord, said the witness (turning with apparent simplicity), she has neither youth nor beauty about her.— (Aloes larsichter.l Cr... examined by Serjeetst Samomti.—Q. Dow did you get into the good grates of Miss flaky and Mr. Messier' - A. 1 du sot know that 1 have bees is the gond graces of Miss Haley; as for the Defendant, 1 do out know that there is mach grace about a coachman. Q. What en yo•'—A. 1 have bees brought op i■ the typographical lice —(A bruirk) Q I believe some visits were paid to you at Mr. Menzieee house, which were not approved of'—A. say '—/A !ter-joint VAIIIIIMAII—ThaI is wlat 1 wain to how. Witham—The Plaiatiff and I were o• very friesdly terms. Q. Oa hearty terms! A. 1 very little to du with the matter.—(A faegA.) Q. Do you sot tenon odd story bete this day' How edam it that yor are so intimately connected with the Pleistiff and her buttes'—A. The world might look on the matter as • deviation from propeiely, but 1 was acting the rand • Christian. Q. Were yow not told that certain visits were not accept a!ile to Mr. Menzies sad ►is wile?—A. There was a hint of the bled gives. Q. A very broad hint, I believe?—A.Tes. Q. Well, we shall wet pursue the sailed; it would be a delicate investiptioa.--(A lough ) Q Pray, Sir, did you sot abscissa from your loslglags?—. A. Certantly not; I got a week's warning, and it Ives, be sides, fell time for ax to leave the house wises my bedroom was locked up. Q. I Inlieve Mr. Menzies has not bees able to Sod you since you left his buss. until now, that you soddenly appear s* a 16111444 for tits Plaintiff!—A. When I left the house I did not see that it was "memory to leave my new address:— A issupb-) Is assort to none other question, wittiest persisted in sa)itig that he was pretest when the Plaintiff made* demand on Menzies fur her goods; s►e seW it nos very bard that her property should be demised for his (witness's) debt ; the De feudaot replied, that he keew teething about them. Axe:nixed by Mr. Cerrrr.—The Plaintiff had kept • school before this transaction occurred; she was then going to the country to fill the situation of a governess; the evening after the trunks were deposited, she called for theta, and they were re lined to her; witurss positively swears that the Plaintiff was a mere acquaintance of his; that be tween them there was nothing whateser improper. Mr. Seritunt VAUGHAN submitted to the Court, that this being an fiction of trover, conversion on the part of the Defendant should be proved; but how was this attempted to be proved ? He was not present when the trunks were brought ; he was no psrty to the trimisction. He admitted that if • party adopt the act of his wife, acting as his agent, t would affect him ; but this wits a different cue ; nere there was no evidence of soy conversion on the part of the Defendant. The Cum Jurrics said, that it was certainly the duty of Counsel to urge evert thing for his elicit, but he was tetonithed how his Brother Vaughan could urge With • grave countenance, that .1 • 1 CAMBRO BIUTISII BARDS. At a late select meeting of Combro-British Bards, under the hospitable roof of the Brew. rend Mr. Jenkins, Vicar of Kerry. Montgomery. shirr. the worthy host had the pleasure of an nouncing to his guests the recent preferment of their mutual friend. the Rev. David Rowland. the highly respected Secretary to the Cambrian Society. in Dyfed; which intelligence was received by theta with a correspondent feeling of gratifies tiou send the eminently gifted Rector of Manafun. who won the chair at the lase Eisteddfod. being res e nt, he, with equal promptness and felicity. produced the folios Mg Etiglyn, on the occasion :-- Rhagluniseth hehatb yw base.,-.t Rowlasel Anibal Plwyfolion, Tir ri geraint Trevino', Llauddawi Wei ger brim. Pleb. Walter Davis,. There were other extempore effusions, highly creditable to the wit, the love of country, and the learning of the goes's, as wi4l is complimentary to their literary and 'witty°lent host. The meeting was like those of " oldeu times." Th e Irgislat ere of Bermuda was convened on the tat of Orcember. The new Governor, Sir W. Low LEY, opened the Session with a speech, of which the following is a pert:— " The Priam Revel having bees pleased saaettaa, by a serest Act, the still greater freedom of trade and inter room between this colony and the eueliwest of America, for great national purposes, for the battik of the empire in grafi'', and the important West ladle trade is parti miler, by which, together with the lecremed establishment of the duck-yard end ravel arsenal, it is likely to become a greet entropot between Great Britain, America, and the WINO Indies. It resia with 'ourselves and the inhabits/its of these islands, to give fitU effect to these gracious ietentioas, mod to ensure their permanence by a liberalise! enlightened policy, in affording and roeilnuing every facility to all 'rowels of every nation entering your ports and harbours, by which we alums. hope to render t►is eulogy the thief Ran and emporium of the western We understand that several violent attacks have lately been made by men connected with the Union Societies, in the neighbooi hood of Dewsbury and Batley, on several persons who bed begun to work at the pricer proposed by the musters to the Mu. fristrites at the Conn-house at Wakefield, yester. day week ; and that the lives of some of those who have been ill-treated are in danger, hut unfortu nately the offender' cannot be recognised by the sufferers, and cannot consequently be brought to justice. On the evening sf the 3d instant, a violent pro ceeding took place at a griudiur wheel. belonging to Messrs. BLAZE. file-manufacturers, in Sheffield. A great number of persons, with their faces blacked and Their coats hinted, commenced the attack by a discharge of firearms, in consequence of which, a man, employed with three others to guard the wheel. war, a. we are i•formsed, severely wounded in the thigh. Three men are in custody, and it is to be hoped that an example, cakulated to prevent • repetition of so dirgracefol en occurrence, will be made, should the parti, It" found guilty. Shrewsbury fair milNillarday and Wednesday ...It hibited considerable animation. Sheep (prime) ob. tained 13 . 1 d. pe► lb. sad there was alb inadequate supply. Fat cattle 7d. per lb. and lean stock sold remarkably brisk. Pigs sold tolerably well, but unsay sellers deemed the prices inadequate sod drove them borne. Skim cheese SO.. to 41s. per cat.; prime dairies 30s. to 60r. and buV little sold. Butter gid. to 101 d. sod a free demand. Committed to York Cool., Ju Ait Harrison, of Sea!mates. in the Eut Riding. labourer, and John /robs, of Mytoo. near Hull. labourer, charg ed with suspicion of having, early in the morning of the 12d of January lest, burglariously and feloniously stolen from out of the monition honor of RODIET RAIILEr. Esq. at Welton. in the Esat-Rining, a large quantity of silver plate, linen, wrariug apparel, and other property ; also monies and other property, belonging to ELIZA. SETE FIELD, the housekeeper to the amid Rossar KAMM , ih.......•.—..—...--... —........a.0...—..—.---.—.. ...—.0........4 PRICK OP STOCICS YESTERDAY: S pm Ct. Red.. 60i 69 1 ladle Bends—l S-14 pr. S per Ct. Cows.. . 1 Ko. Bills. t ... 8 • pr. 4 per Colts.. 871 1 Lottery Tickets AL tr. 8 psr Ct.N.Au.lu3 1 1 Coss. Ist A, a 6.11 Bank L Aso. 1413- 1 PIE t%kii; • • f b. = Tea lea pots hts 1 Too mod woo All great mile .. A mike evil rye SoeydopoiNs• 4 "" Fat bakers Stookilait Groot Helps Shoo Soororo••••••••.• 2 1 1 1 Nu more more Sly wore Lawyers - Noy, I repeat it Peoiltotiary Cooties! 'rade.. 4i• .. • • Democratic:al To loos rein . . Sovolotios • • 4 Soveroi pis y 'Tie ye oven ••4•••••••••••• Nine thumps ..Pliniabnetia Gulden land ....'.... ON Earlaail No one truth, Harry Orator Henry Haat Bee Juba in gaol Jobs Gale Juan VIII be at it mob, W. C. Williams Gabbed Rare mad frolic tattiest reforms Guess a fearful ruin 1 ain au antral plant Anneal Parliament. FOOTPAD ROBBERIES. denitay eight last, abo■t It o'clock. Mr. Eslssued Kota *l7l. Cleveland-street, Fituy-gua►e, use his way isaiswo walkieg along High-street, tit. Giles's, ass met by ea ill. looking villain, who suddenly seiied bias by the collar of his cost, which caused bite to stagger, is which die fellow snatched Xr. Keeis's watch hoes Isis fob, sled decamped doom • narrow bye passage, through winds be was perused with a cry of " Stop thief!" He was stopped by the watchmen. who found the propertyoe bile. He was lodged to 84.Giles's watch-boast, and yesterday worsts% be was fully sommitsed for trial by G. Farrsist, Esq. the Magistrate. Mr. Friatley, of bedford-street, Bedford-square, was stopped by • fellow its Plisustree-street, under similar cis.. eistebtaistscs, sail was rubbed of his watch, chile, sad seals. MURDER. An Melees. has been held near St. Assets, Fliatshire, on the body of Robert Jose', labourer, who bad been found mardereJ is a barn belungisg to Mr. Williams, of the Rose sad Crown public.bouse, St. Aseph. The deceased had been thrashing whe■t fur Mr. Williams; ■nd ors the 6th ult. he and Thus. Williams (the Prisuser), had been employed to winnow it. The deceased, Joon, suspected that J. Williams had stolen fume of the wheat, sod be ieformed his employer, who ordered hies to watch: in as hoer after, the body was found by his master weltering in blood. /Novicki° fell upon Thomas Williams, who was take. tato custody. At the same time a bag, currespoodieg with no, belongiag to the Prisoner (sad euutaining wheat hidden in the bersi), was also fused at his house, having some grain of wheat therein. The Prisone► at length confessed himself to have bees the perpetrator of the horrid deed; and be was cam. mined to Rothin Gaol. 4' • rialtii a: J'a. . ...„—......-- CORN EICHANGB, Nosoay. Faustus's , 14. Illtheagb we had • wad *apply at Whets this ....,,,,„/ trout Eseez, Kest, gad • SolFollt, yet the deat.ut ear rop y adagoate to the aro ilia's, &al Sof roar fru.. Ihr wlo.irr ru•• ties ware reedy sale. at as solvaare of ge. p. r quarts, MA 14. Holiday's prices. Havios kat tittle bee Bariry is. lb. cm. part atlas amweioug, a few mita sampled gold 2.4 pie its e 1... 11 /0011w Aso an this day week; but the oloputy i....,..,,,. ealasidesobly about Sea o'clock, saw Wear how that huer h.. wee loan, sad the early prices eirill.l roe be tibtattotl, 1., be lha i i pro .. ted e pr l i s all i . wr i‘ jtaler i deare bi Is r as t . ha all a u v a u la l o r t il Nl l 7:4 " 94 2 " 4 . 4 l , Beata are 2.. per peeler Anger • Valli 1.. per .N.,,„ bights... twigs larger arrieakt. of tb:seartiele : is ellkr •,, r ticks there is op alteratioa. CURRENT PRICES OF CRAIN. Wloeat, Kent lit Essex ele rim Grey Pete Sulfulk ditty eta 70. Sown Scans 45 4 42. Norfolk ditto ON OM Tack 4.14.• . ... •••3 l• 34 Foreign dillo 64. 72 . Data Potato „26. 39. Rye 344 30. Pulaad Oats tio Mk Earley WM 40. Feed Oats ....••• • .Ith th. Malt 004 68. neer (prr sark)....hbo ioh White Pease 3lle 48. Rape Iced, par loot —Mt 341 Boilers". 44.481 lIIIPORTATIDOIS LAO? Ntalt. Eaglioh Wheal, 7,467; Barley. 5,706; !11 tit, 4.730 ; Om,. 9,377 ; Nye, 20; Beare, 1,749 ; Pea.., 1.300 —1.1.6 ti t.... 1 390; Barley,—; Oats, I,ooll.—Erighsh Flout, mold ...tip.. SMITHFIELD, Mossar, FILI4IWAIIII 14. T1M1111164114 Wlllllbl4 worming letter offippliffil rhea durirr, the lest three weeks, is WI kiwis of cattle. suit N.. per.• rather 10144/ I hae last ireek's siaiket. le !illostois own. 1.,. also. geed supply, and prices lower ; Veal dial risk owl, the seine as per last wistful day. There is ee *hi rrii..r .16 the price of Hay slues *sr last; sod Write awl Cleerr waned but little in wive. To ask she offal par Nose or MC 65k0ff....45. 6.1. to 6a. 4.1. Helot of Gaily this iltv:-. Illottoo.As. 111. to M. 6.1 Hoods V0a1....4a. 6.1. to 6a. 7J Omar 13,565' Park ...A 11 m. 1 to Se. 7J. Calves.... ilia Lamb...llle. 6J. to 6a. 1.1. I Pip HAY.IIA Hay... 3l. 10.. Clever lt Os. Strsw IRK £1 OA. I. It 141.. OA &I. I. if las. M. 04. to $l. Itio. NEWCATN AND LBADIENHALL 4 II:I:7I:. (By tho Coteau.) Bog .... do MI to be Veal Mates.. do 84 to Se Od Pork do 84 ea do do PRICES OF BAY AND STRAW ft. JA1111111 . 9. votseriget• %FYI. Nay St bo ltai to 4/ 17. Sol I Ray.. 3! IS. 11.1 t.i 4! e. od Straw 15 4.04 to Si Or ect Straw.. I/ 10. Mit" I !IS, oft Cover 01 Si Od le 01 S. LI I Clover C/ 0.04 to T/ N. •.$ PRICE OP NOPS, pe► Cwi . 11W MUM. ■aW NWILLM Ram b. to 41 46 Kent .... Si in. ♦t in Isms: ..31 Os to 31 Ifs Sussex .... St 3, to 31 Seem Os to al its Ilsont .... 31 0. to ♦t 4 Farnham, second, 4/ 10" to 51 Cos--line„ Si a. to 64 4. Furtive Pockets I/ Os to I/ os. PRICE OF RAW As stated by the Tallow Welters. Pries ►y Taliew.... 3. 9J or TALLON Town Tallow Ina Yellow Kuria 80. Od Od Whits Od ed Soap ditto.... etba Od —o Od illeltiog Sluff aSa Od Ditto m0gh..3111 Od Od PRICE OF CANDLES, Frogs Tallow Moodier. Hall Peke of Candies, par doses. I la 04—MooIda, lb id. per dozes allowed fee ready mosey. PRICE OF LEATHER. &May AO to be las. rack 19.1 to 1914 pro 11. Ditto, 56 to tklllas. each 614 to 664 Dreestag Hides Fiat Coach Hides . 144 to 13/4 Crop Hide. 35 to 411 lbs. for ratting 15.1 to 144 Ditto 45 to 5i11........... 17.1 to Itt I Call Miss 39 to 401168 lll.l to 14.1 Ditto 50 to 711114 tail to :14.1 Ditto 70 to Sollsa . 2.54 to lAA *mall Sea ls (Greenland) 10.1 to 11.1 Large ditto Unwed Horse Hides .... Spanish Horse Hides 81111111 Oa Iktarelay, tie lteb ileataat, at filet home of leer father, -• neutral Narked, St. Janos', l'osk, Lady Gar disc►, as see. ON she 9th helmet, at Attlee, the Lady of s see. Yesterday, at Kisses Parade, Kiag's-road, Octavio. Scott, of a sea. Yesterday sennicht, is Merriam-4quart, of the Hun. James &Ake, of • sou. DEATHS. Lately, Is lildare.sartel, Dahlia, Lady Worthiness, relies of the late ingtos. Ow Satordsy weeniest, at Heusi shirk*. in his third year, Charles, Wet Teethe', M.P. for that city. shellac ult. al Watley Lodge, lidoseed Henry. the second ass of the sad pagoda's of the lass Lard Headley. Os Toesday last, TIMMY Sissies, sante of dm Herierte Pest. This ' triad to the Sails year er his age, which he had sprat is Ilse bloodless service is the humble, but useful capacity of - twins Ueda sod Goiseley. —" The herald of a noisy world, News frost all ratios. limbering Na weather arrested ibis daily labour., alibis • few of the hiss pests of his stranger. He had trarelird, es as as give ears, Id nodes • day. sad VidO•111 or, sort that 13 wiles from the seine ' , idle that period, a distaste equal to Ihriees at the earth! Ile Gra was his sins id N perfecto his eseesseeted fuer yaws of his death, as* he has left be, efiestwedaets, comities of saves chitin% dres, sad te great greed dilates. WWI WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE. Mersin 31 saw 3, I Evreeieg 3111 Atm 3. PAWN aind PubOW s 4 Us Mantis Vous mid Tas Goes Oil% M. 127, Ward. h C. WILNW !ILL. the tined. • • • Lady of J. Clifiun r Eaq. seh-read, Melee% him mare, Dablia, the Lady a, of a aerationa freer, de Sir Williams Word,. Prospert, Comity Li- eldest sus of the Hoe. S.. Emelt, seed II years, the Hue. George kr!. a, better kaowe br the II hardy retires had al- tarriard. of GO years tit aerate, td bas rosutry— r ef a lettepearrin be- world, , rise at hie bark." re, and to ill hrulth, till is life, he was slows a seersee. for ha suave hoot •Nteadiag hi. jaar woe flout, bed walked% to 13 limes the rintoet. its @lamella, that hr rose duties. sill within about I left bebivd hint a fee/ ehildres, 34 grathl-cbil. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. vornstoveu, VIIBROART 13. Arrived yeeteMey the Creme schainser, from a mien; sad Weihaven, Lao* ' from London. Arrived to-day the Fano, AU.., from Landes fie the South Sea.; Mary, Haskell; Fly, Hsskell; aad Alines, Cloudier, from Loadua. Passed by for the South Seas; the Perseversace, Clerk, from the 1)..... Sailed the Prises Leopold, for Constantinople. air it. Sailed yesterday the Ajax, Clark; and Gerethy, Vtllere r foe Calcutta; and Neptune's, Derrick, fur the Cape of Geed Hope. Arrived to-day, the Marshal Shoetier, Davis,frows Terceira. lo Hamease--Impregaelde, Windsor Castle, Lee, Dwarf, Richmond, and Fun. Between Island sad Main--Shanieoelt, Helices, Pigmy, acid Lye:. Sound--Welf. Catwalet , --Frias Frederick, Ditch 74. Deas., rtesuaav 13. Arrived, yesterday, the Catheririe, Knox, front Madras, sailed October 10 ; from the Cape, November 23; sl4 front St. Helena, December 6: Ksaiston, Forrest, front New. mottle; Humber, Johnson. from Hall, for Jamaica; Cane Grove, Thomson, from Whitney, fur St Viseeses; and Rising Sea, Stiles, from London, for New Dames. Sailed the whole of the outward hound except the Rising Sea. Caine Bowe from the River and sailed, the Washingtoo, Miami, for New Yosk. Arrived today and sailed, the Britaimie, Sharp, from Shields, for 111. Helena. • viLmorne, vssomant 11. Arrived the Roby, Willman% from St. Johies ; Herrick, frame Loudon fur! she Cape of Good Hope; Three Breakers, Sp ell, frum ditto for Lisbon/; and Lando, /11•1Leasie, from ditto, for Babia. Mulled the Doke of Marlborough packet, with a mail for Linton; his Majesty's ship Spartan, oil • cruise; Economy, Winkles, for Pernambuco; United Friends, Dale, for He immesh; Harmony, Creswell, fur Trieste; Maria, Bibbius, for Charente; Libers y, A ldridge, for Si. Michael's • Diamond, Beckford, foe Hamburgh; and Bocce Tigris, ' Comerford, fur Have. uvserompt, TEISVAIAT _ _ . Arrived the Trafalgar, Coultas, from ilereahant • Chris. lien, Goes, from Terceira : sailed Ist February. Tbe.Cos. cord, of Bridmert, and seedower, of Plymouth, were wrecked at Terceira; the Babas, Kirby, from gather, pat halo Ter. eeira is distress, sad was condensed. Alto arrived the Tres tame, Cook, from Beams Ayres: sailed 24th November; on the 17th December, in lat. It. 20.8. lung. 27. AO. W. spoke the blelposteae, Watt, from London, for Batavia. The As dromache, from Leith fur New York, with pasmosers, was spokes with Os t►e 13th January, in lat. 3111. lust. 611. with lose of hosts sad bulwarks, sad short of provisions, by the Philip, Tab, from Norfolk, who supplied them with Fermi. Maas sad water. MEETINGS OP CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL ruts DAY. ....m..... is. G. Feist, Lawresee-Poestorey`ill, merchant W. and T. Robiasos, Chases, lines drapers W. theobridge, Marries, fanner s ti M. Levysos. Lissestrett, wiercbsot s T. Richmond, Nottingham, grocer G. Feed, °mord-street. sil verso lib T. Davies, Coyest-garden, tes.dealer .... .1. sad H. Wawa, Friday-street, wasehowsemes .... t 10 F. W. Retledp, Commercial-road, con,doeler.... 2 111 J. Rock Arsadel.eireet, atatio.cr A. Todd,Tower.bill, merchant M.M. Remead, Goers -*rave, dealer 2 10 T. Lipsbam,St.Jameisairest cosbelieser T. I,e Chevalier, Wootton Usjeredge, brewer 1 11 W. A. Brotra, Bromley, brewer 1 12 W. Swam, Commercial road, masser-marim . 1 10 D. Pesch, Camberwell, merchant 1 IS DIVIDENDS. J. Nom; Hollow% Irossiosger J. Sallmer, aipchembers, seerehast ll CERTIFICATE*. B. Wright, of Illirmingboso, vlctoslkrm-T. Mend jam. late of Globir.etreet, and Unk eerier. is.., Dorton' Commies, Lambe, ablate...atm—J. Giew. Ms, heretofore of Losgme, but sois of Chnikow4sosm, Ilonsers.Tows, Middlesex, cbeesersorager.—J. lkoirkliss e of Word, comilealer.—W. Hard., of blesebesser, G. Taylor, of North Rierley, lirodford % W. H. Gr.,.., late of Fhilpoi.laise,' Losidea. T. Misibrit, of amelleabsos, Gloomier, mei wilealsr.— , T. Merothtli, of Loodowmorl i , wierobsOil Rosa, Isle of While Homittliet, Pinsdilll. Middliwat o sad of Ilatelimis.eirosi, Newligtes, gouty. boresdesler. HAW If I DEA. 1 1 Best Heifers sea Steers (per Ordinary.. Ils 4.1 Io t. 2 .1...).. Is 8:1 to Its 10t1 Market Calf.. Oh is S. •.. t Iliikiliap Is 44 to 2. 114 E.B. Hume Os 0.1 is 0. 0. FAT, per slime 0(31b As slated ►y the Ostehe.s St. Jaasre• Alaritet. 3. 114 N'hilecharl Mee ket 3. I hi Average.-- 3. 11.1 r, £.4)41P, Ike. per 11216 ' Vamp st. AL.4414.1 V4. Card IGraves 24.0. Good !keg5....... O. 0. ii 4 ! A SHEEP SINS. - Slisselisgs. issliell ..... . b. id So Ts 1.1 Dino, dinra COAL MARKET, Fitsavaity 14 Napo of Market. Woo Sold. 611 NOWC•11411. 34 376 04 to 41Ne. 24 Sooderiand 23 .... 37.. 64. to 411.. lit 1 alders