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iNTALLIGENCE. COVRT commoN map.. Voltam, Eu. 13. j„ Before Mr. ✓ostle. DA LL AS. GRIM. CON: raswcts e, veti.wEs. Thie was as action brought by . the Plaintiff. • tilts lu 1.1 a tastuation in a Public Office, against the befentlatti,- who was a Physician. for the minty saa.tained by the seduction of his wife. The damage. were laid u t 2,000/. Mr. l'aerjeatat VAUGHAN stated the Plaintiff's 4.40 W• He said that the Defendant obtained atimis saws into hi. family as the 'friend sod assistant of Ur. Itobert Owen,' of I.atiartt. into whose rum' favour he had ingratiated himself. by an apparently cordial apprnhation •Of his new view of society. and an offer of his services to carry it into prac tical effect. This induced Mr. Ova., to pre v4il nn the Plaintiff, with whom he. lodged. in Olaf lotte-st reel, Portlatol-place, to take, the De fendant into his house land treat him as one of his family. The latter bring a physician. was called to prescribe for Mrs. Francis, who was in • deft est, state of lieulth-a-aart he availed himself of this opportunity, awl that afforded by the reception he met with in the family. to siduer the wife of the Plaintiff, and prevail on Mein elope with. It was nece.wary that slit Plai iitf shook) have a Verdict. before he *piffled to Flifliameut for a di vorce ; but Its to daffnigilettipsigh ate Ju . were bound to iiifltet them ectserdinic to the w rule, that he who could nonpiy ou parse should in person. yet the Plaintiffoesild derive but little from them, as the Dcfenchint was already confined in prison for debt. The present action was nude. , fended. the marriage of the -Plaintiff and his trireme, them proved to have mien place at the Chard, 'of St. Andrew's. Holborn. ou the 24th May, 1811.— The husband twenty-five yeers'iff age,•anct his wife twenty. A variety of witnesses were examined, who.proted the mutual erection that subsisted bbtween the Plaintiff and his wife, and that the Defendant had award himself of the weak state of Mrs. Francis's mind, who had been ill of a typhus fever. to flatter her illusions and to obtain an influence over 'her feelings. It was also in evidence that the Plaintiff had two children by his wife. Mr. Henry Blokes was s married to the Aster of the 'He latterly resided at Tonbliage NVell., and was in town last October. when he, as tisnal, went to 49, Charlotte-street. Portland-place. Ile Inund the Defendant, Dr. Willes, on friendly trim-, en inmate in the house. He understood him to have got admission Acre as the friend and companion . of Mr. Owei..ond one warmly em barked in his plans. and that lie with to remain there while Temple chambers were letting is:. for him. 11 bile wituess was in town he ties ,ruck with the conduct of Dr. 11 dices. Mo.. Franca, war u very wes.k stale of health, alter Ai typhus fever : she appeared etitiannactic 'lr. Qwens cause, said at times seemed not 'pule wine. The base and im proper conduct that he attributed to the Defendant was an evit lent intention to flatter the illusions of Mrs. Francis, whin they evidently arose from weakness with s view to her ultimate seduction. Witness stated his suspicion to Mr. Francis. end the result was that the lbefeadatit was immediately compelled to quit the house. In the hope of bringing the lady to a better state of 'mad. she was carried by her hum banal for a few data dowu to witness's house at Tunbridge Wells, where she soon recovered. but immediately ou her return to town she eloped with the Defendant. U'itsieos came nµ to town about the ileih 'of-December, and accidentally met the Defendant and Mrs. Francis walking arm in arm in Pimlico; lie followed them ; hod the Defendant curried to IJnion.lall, 451. on a charge of stealing a brooch belonging to Mr. Francis ; but the charge was relitatissislird, because it was stated that Mrs. F. gave it to the Dotter. Hi was afterwards wrested for debt, and the lady forcibly carried away from him. It wes t h ra, proved that Mrs. Francis and the Defendant lived together w man and wife fur ■ fortnight, in a house is Juitsers-street, Westmin ster-road. The following extracts from letters were also pet in in evidence : “ My deer Aaile—This abuses oily eaves to skew She horror I feel within; yea !_. I will repay your &manila. My dear love, if I fatl,l will fall like Phaeton is • noble aeries!" In another letter to a .friend, the Defendant describes himself as " residing in the bosom of a most attentive end offectiouitte Mr. Alt DIIItWS, hilt in the trial, said he was on. ospectedly instructed to .ppea► for the Defendant. The Cova•r. after some hesitation, allowed the !carped Counsel to pot some questions to the brother-in-law of the l'lointitf, who admitted that Mrs. Francis was at present natter husband's house, where Care MU taken of her iu consequeuce of the distracted state of her mind. Mr. ANDREW% addressed the Jury for the De. and urged the impossibility of his psyuag any damages. from his distressed circumstances. file also contended that the injury to the husband was not le ir►epatrable when he maid take his wife bark again under his domestic roof. Mr.J..,tice DAL) IS charged the Jury. and said, Skit the poverty of the offender. though uot to be ovrolookrd. was yet uo weighty cousidendiun in n el,- of tins kind. for he must pay in person if hr purse. As to the charge that the wafer- Innate liti.butial lied not abandoned the wife in her 411,1r:feted ►tate of I. but lona ordered persons to take Cure of her, the last pennies that should urge that in extenuation of his mime was the De.• fending,. The Jury. 'after five minutes conoideration, re turned* verdict for the Plointiff—D.nuages 5007. Iu the Court of Kicg'. Bench, yesterday. Lend Et.i.Ennosuctat commenced the Common Jury paper—iit the causes tried were uninteresting. The Court of Exchequer was occupied yesterday oi hearing Crown Inforinanons which were nude fisillrol, and of no interest except to the ponies coo- Lotto CHANC6.I.OII will sit on Toter 14y, Ht to give Judgnients. The Seal Ate Term will be eu Thursday next. 7117: 1101;lab .1111thEi S :;T 6.l.l.txlricll. Tlik town was hi tie greatest bootie the whole of yester day, soil severs! of the lialiceullicers from every Alit In horn were on elsej het ; but we umleisiond as ye.t there is not the smallest irises nf the noierderers, - and that all is but sispousition. The moats who was dinerribeetha Mee of Mapping, to the ouflieero of the Thames Police, it sperm', • is the 114114 t. person described by Ile. Doran. is his evideace loefiwe the Coroner's Jury,. and who was afterwards trend by and Mewl', offices" of Shodwell, to lA-niobium, where they prAhemled bin, and brought bins lorf.ry some Of else counts of Bent Maeistrolex t were who aittisez it the White Hai I,6rceigivich, n herr Le senelerweest a lung exaniina iion, when the sercumkt which lie gave of himself proving satisfactory, he woo discharged; but in ronsequence of the eleseriPt hoe given of him in she public papers, he again sae. ermined bison If up yesterday ruing at the Polices ee, Worship-street, in order to satisfy the public that he was not conceeneel in the mounters. feunt his use account, it appears that be was ou Saturday night ies cumpany wilb Julio Embenion a jourieynnen linker in the employ of Mr. Smith, PA.-OW-street, Storrelitelt, at a benefit society, at Unittes.street, Shereditch, where he remained tell dm o'clock the next morning. ThEy afterwards went to the San and Sword, .Ratcliffe-ernes, when he fell asleep. He, next proceeded to a house of ill.fatne with some loose women, when he washes. by eittilly, who Made bite bleed at the . nom and cut his hand. Ws lithely now be custody. Yesterday, at four o'clock, the Coroner's Jury asemahled • third time, at the White Hart, before J. Cartes, Esq. Corm nen for the County of Kent. After he had optima the Court in the usual form, he proceeded to call the following ni dence Mary Harris sworn—" 1 am wife of James Harris; he. !seem six NIA eleven o'clock on Saturday eveineeg I saw three men standing in Lonelomstresi, near the deceased's house, one of them wore a light great; sty eon went to a slop up. posite, and he saw cue of the men. I should kuuw any of theta again." . Ur. Jelin Christopher Westin. of Bereoroadney—" About Iwelnereheek ow Sunday last, as I was retuning home from church, I met a man near the Swan turnpike, covered with blued; he was shout thirty yards from the turnpike ending from the Blue Alichrer; 'observed that his fingers were cot across; I also observed that hie nose was cot across; his coat-tail, ou the right ride, was covered with blood ; his pocket appeared to be filled with eoresething, from which blood continued to issue; there were sputa of blood on his breeches; his breeches were drab-coloured, with worsted Nothings." John Lynch- 44 I live in Artlides.row, Bermondsey ; be tween twelve and one o'clock on Sunday loot I was on the road from Deptford to Lueekolo; I saw a Sian conipleiely &ruched in blood, he appeared to have a bunk-green cost, Hatted with whitening, or something to change its colour, Meek gaiter', boot so muddy that it was difficult to discover their colour, sad they were stained with blood. 1 remarked to him if he hail a house that be shoeld go there; be made no answer.. 'The lap of his coat was teeming with blood, as well as the whole front of it ; be had on drab-coloured breethes,in4 wore whiskers. I should know him again if he was not completely changed. I was coming from Bermoode my-street, and he from Greenwich." EliesbethOldridge—" I am a single woman ; about eight o'clock on Semday morning l was walking on the other side the Black 'Hone Midge, and observed several drupe of blood on the road, which I traced from St. Helena to the Ron turnpike-gate; a little before I mese to the gale 1 ssw • man come out df the field gate, be walked a few pseesosed went back again; be bad ou a green coat, light corded breeches, wonted stockisga, and long quartered shoes, tied with old stiller ; be was very bloody on the right side of his clothes leis right band coat pocket had something in it, from whence the blood dropped ; his countenance was very swarthy ; I thisik he wore • black beaver hat, with either powder or dower use it ; his baud. were very bloody; he was .t little in liquor, or appeared so, but walked very straight ; I did not speak to him." Metcalf. of Queries Healopeare, said—" I ant a water man ; about half past scree o'clock os mousy morning, I brought • man over irons the London side of the water, he was bloody, nerd had lost the fingers of his sight hand; he held his baud in his pocket all the time, hut once be pulled it met, and said he had ben ill nerd in St. Catherine's lane; ' he looked like a baker, and I thick he 04,00 • blue nod sod gaiters; the two lagers were not fresh cut off, it appeared to he an old cut; he seemed Ito be meek in liquor. I took him on board at Execution Durk, and lauded hint at this side at Elephant stairs; he hid his nose bruke sod two black eyes, I did mot takenotice if his gaiters were muddy, but model swear to the man." Julio Armstrong sworn.—" laman of beirrogial to Worshipotreet Perlin office. les curisequeuce of lillbrida lion received, I and my sou went to the Vuieoree, Shore. ditch, kept by a Mr. North; we went into the back room, and Mr. North presented me a newspaper. A man of the name of 3law.fichl, who was in the tap-room, said be was the man who was supposed to be mentioned in that paper, and he wished to give himself up for the purpose 'of eg. planation. PM Magistrate being it. the office at the lima, I took bun before Mr. Dyer, at his house, mad gavil account of himself. He said he lived ha Peering-place, , Clty.rosel; he has lost two fingers, moil Is bruised on the ' nose. I searched his house, and famed nothing mesptkilies; but his clothes hod beeu.walibed He said be was in liquor the preceding might, its St. Catherine's, where be had been very ill need; bat how be crusted the water be nut tell ' He is wow in safe custody, and will be brought seen' es aminatieso les-morrow (this flay), at eleven o'clock:" Here the Coroner remarked to the Joey,' that, at this mum was in the custody of the Police, it war issmentuary to nowise the officer farther. Iris greatly to be lamented, after the 'Asian task and laboristas iavestigatios yew have had, thanes little light has as yet been threw. on the mast , ger how theme safeness*, persons came by their death. The meaner, there ma he no ehnibt shout, thong's there has no light as yet been throwa on the peepefratues rf this inhume murder. If 'no should think it areeMary t have the mss lontught before you, I shall aeljoens the Jury; bet I Aka this unnecessary, as the Place will, in that pert, du their ditty. Now, Gentlemen strangers, I beg you will clear the room, ne order that the Joey awry con. sidle their verdict; every person conformed to this pow. pout, sad the Jury, after a ideation, tetanal a Mare of— ffiffitl . Murder against some person er prune un bosom Thee* were upwards et ISO greatness in the Jury...room • 9 avenues, whom we noticed Mr. Klima giaeratesof the Theme, Police, Mr. Sion h, Colonel , alleandlomplowl o f the most respectable geutlenseu of the r •r• "al DEATH OF MR. DUNDAS Ar ce#4I4IDGE. This following are the circumstances of this wielaucboly reelit :—Mr lbsiolas was a Winnower of Trinity culiege. tlu %Wednesday ae'religist ha dined with aurae (ripple atPuwning College, and, on his 'chiral home. inistupli his wny, and got into a large Arld, colloid Parker's Piece, when there is a ditch which does but contain more than si% or eight Maws of water, bat is alsu very nimbly. It is supposed that he fancied himself in his room, as he was found quite naked. and hue (lollies by the side of the ditch, and by the marks of his feet in the mud, it appeared he hail walked up mod down in it, and probably wan linable to get out again for same time, till at last he reached the side, where be was famed quite cold ad miff early on Tharsday morn ing. by a mass miimt Is work. The melancholy (ale of this amiable young man Ism produced a .trusig scn*utiou in the Vaiversiiy and town. He was second rim of the Him. lawcrute Hondas, sad era - ordains of Lord Hamlns. The Way was carried to the Prince Itetteist public-house for the Coroner's Inquest, which has since beets held, snit the err dirt brotight itt—Ltieel4y being erpoutl lo Ike bar:assent, tithe neaten. There hos !wos ft report for skosnr tiny% ItaCl that the Admiralty lusve gives, softer* for the slime equipment or two or the how rud,. . ainaller ve e s p e st c , Report Puy% tier) use &lamed to Ilw Bait.—( it/unlink Paper.) Luau ra •• - e ho not generally sipprour of toldruditig the tramactions of private Soothes On the attention of the public : we mean suck tinclelle* as the Cslle Corporation of Norwich. are Bo tonswiek Knights, Of the Royal and Ancient Order of Stagoirtans; hut we hope our readers will excuse this departure Iron our thins! pruclice, in noticing the -18th u 111 l i"flutY of the Friendly Society of Vs th. 'Phis coyly, which consists of thinly olembel a t 11 " "" IY two "dm in 01 ", the promotion of friendship and good will towards each ocher, and the education of tr., bo}e, the wins of decoyed trade-north Ti'. ‘e objects they have steadily pursued ever snore their establishment in the tear 1769, swirling aloof frosts party squabbles; g theist difference ul pfititi. c.l opinion has never interrupted private frien.l.hip, They Ceirlarated their 48th anniveisary by il* * g together ut the Star Tavern, oil 'Clifirsibir night. Their venerable Treasurer, Mr. %Valiant Nurfar, Presided. as lie has douse (with only one omission) ever since the institution of the Society. A circumstance, perhaps, not to be paralleled in the kingdom. We shall not trouble our readers with • detail of the toast'', &c. hut beg leave to ay the usual ones were given. The band of the East Norfolk Militia attended ; several Gentlemen of the neighbourhood Were present; and the company did not separate till a very late hour. Several Gentlenien present, members of different bodies, civil and military, and other*, nu the customary compliant:tail health's being drunk. returned thanks. We regret we have not room to give their speeeltes•at length j we select one, io our opi nion, most worthy the public attention. Olt his health being given by the Secretary of the Society, Mr. WALL rose. , and said; "" Mr. Chairman, and 'Cleattemen...-The very handsome manner in which roe hale drunk my health, toot only at the present time, but for many mirk plist, at this Anniversary. Caalnit fail °f twine peculiarly gratifying to air, as I scarcely Lime any external reward I prig au highly as the gsso opi. Moo and approbation of my fellow townsmen. I well, how ever, Sir, eustlent myself with simply returning my best thauks ; fur if I were to eater into any laboured efforts to express say firebugs, I might resulrr myself liable to the eiespirims of wanting thaw - mistimes*s of esteem and good wishes I do sincerely figment towards the 31earbers of this Society. " Whea I had last the Wooer of addressing you, many occarreaces were cloadliag ow all sides the former bright prospects odour political hemisphere. The public expendi. twee far exceeded the reverie—our manufactures isreeerith goisising--oor population drives to sedition, mad almost to rrbelliuu, from want of employment, nod consequently of the necessaries of life—sad, above all, the Legislature armed the Executive authority with that tremendous power, which, 111 the words of a well-knows political writer, ' at once protects sod diagrams—preserves sod terrifies the commu nity.' With unfeigued pleasure I hail a rapid improvement in one @hostler ; oar suaastfactures are fast reviving, and our revenue improving ' • and we may now confirlenily hope that at the ensuing Session of Parliainesst, the charm guardians of the people's righea sod liberties will so longer deem it yam, vary to continue suds severe restrictions on them Hear, kolle.)—lo the broom of profound peace, the eyes of the whole civilised world are naturally fumed to the contest in South America. As Englishmen, once iii a similar situation, it is impossible for us to coutemplate such a struggle hut with the deepest interest. We possess a Constitution which the wisdom of ourfurefathers framed, and their virtuosos liberty fought for—' a Constitution at once our greatest boast mid hest inheritance'—and if tbe lodepeudent cause is South America should be suceessfill. we shall hail it as soother triumph of as eolightested people over the worst species of despotism, and the most horrid bigotry, that ever disgraced the darkest ages of history. Whatever may be the necessary policy of Governments, as an individual I cannot but regard those men who are esuleavourieg to beim& so considerable a portion of the human race, but as my friends; and surely, eir, lam out inconsistent iu so dohs'. It is mot the Soil a r malls treads es that attaches me to theas—it is out the air a people breathe that ouuseets ass with them—but it is the principles—those indepeodent, those generous principles of liberty which are sow animating the cease of the Speniali• Patriuta—a hide call me forthlis their advocate, and would make me glory is being cousidered the friend of such a people. The Sus of Freedom has risen on the Western Work!, and the comae of humanity and justice is that oi ie. terest. Au immense extent of country, sine of the most beautiful portions of the globe, inhabited by a population already numerous, whom waists will increase as their civi lization improves—opens at owl a market fur our 11111111111(dC _ lutes not amity glutted. - if And wow, Sir, I come to a subject which it is iwpui- Lle me to pass over without obosevatime; but I will he very brief, for it is oat oa which our language has been ea hassled in commuting. 1 hardly need add, ar, I allude Sc'• the death of me sever solicieully tabe.lamented Primes. Charlotte. To ihe eters', honour of England, the deep and unaffected sorrow which pervaded every class of society, proves beymid a doubt the aarhokeit loyalty, the good sense, and diarrilkleation of the people. Such was their atinclitneut sheers to the hest hopes of the illustrious [louse of Krona wick—mach the reiteration fur the early promise of her coo- Mitatimal priaciples—and Ma dee respect for her private virtues —me, and almost matchless in far elevated sphere, that never me, I believe, gnef so uuiversal, or sorrow more sincere. she was, Indeed, the fairest dower in the wreath of Royalty, ated mock I fear we shall not look wpm bee like spite. Maley occurrences of a local nature leave takes place, but if 1 had nut treopesaed already too lung on your iodulgeoce, f should oat deem this a proper time and place to allude to them. I wll elms these unpremeditated and desultory remarks by observing...habits, connection., par ties, ell tend to a divevsily of opinion: I impute tout to any man improper motives,' became he does not happen to accord with me. With many individuals whom I respect and esteem, 1 dissent essentially from in a variety of political questions, and also many of the patine measures of the torsi ; but I ass =tithed, whatever may be oar differeat opinions, we have alt, as Englishman, the same objects— to uphold the pre-eutiname ail gluey of the Empire—to transmit to our childreu, unimpaired, the inestimable bless ings of the British Coustitullow—sod to promote, as far as lies in nor power, the Mice, happiness, welfarc, and pros perity of Yarmouth." The Dhke of Sr. ALBANS has purchased the noble mansion in St. Jainces•upisre.• which cost the Imre Disk, of LARDS upwards of SO,OOO/. in erecting, and which. PII/Ce the dissolution sit the Union Club, her been untenanted. It is now on. dergsing a coniplete repair fur Ins Grace's future residence. Gold ruse eight►en-pence per ounce, and is now at 4/. 2a. 611. No deficiency hoeing been coin. planted of lately its the demand fur manufactures, or for colonial produce, this thaudvantageotis course of the bullion market moist be ucca►iunrd by the re suittances of ou► speculators in foreign luau's. An Account of the Gold Coin issued front the Mint in the course of the year 1817, distinguishing the Savereigus and flair Sovereign*, and slating the aggregate HMOMit :—Sovereigiss, 3,224,01.5/.--1 half Si)veretgais„ 1,037,295L—T0tal aggregate unionist, 4,16 i,:120/. An Aveount of the Silver Coin named from the Mint during the year 1817, thatingan.liing the fiat( Cr o w is... Slisllsieg., and Sixpetu ea, and stating the total aggregate autinseet :--1141f Crowns, 1 6 115,6.11. ; tihilhngs, 1A51:1,566h ; 64, I 621.—Telai aggregate amount, 144 I ,Jsell. PRICES OF IIAY AM) STRAW. sr. JAMES . S. wittvErnarvt.. Hay 31 th 41.1 to 51 13a Oa Hay..4l Ito Ihl In Sl 14. Od Wray 2/ Si 0.1 to 21 144 0.1 Straw 2/ ua Oa bi 21 14v Od Clover 41 40 414 to 6/ 0. Oil Clover 6/ Ili 0.1 to 7/ 0. ad PRICE OF HOPS. NEW ISSOs. New rocurrs. Kent..../41 Os to 271 Os Kent.... 1.7 l Os so 301 ils Sussex.. 231 Os to 261 Os Sussex .. 261 Ac to 941 Os Essex ICI Os hp 291 Os Farnham Pal Os to 301 os HU. In 21/. Foreign RAW HIDES. Rest Heifers sod Steers (per thilioory.. 4.4 0.1 h. 2• 23 Plait).. 'Zs 8:1 to 36 Od Market Calf ..0. 1. , 7- e , .ek allitkllinp .2.. 4.1 to 211 Ad Eug. 1t.•n... Or milk. If. 011 POLIC7!. • ,art. RORBLIfY AT THY. EARL OF HFSBOROUGHI 4 . Ur. W 1111417, a broker, of Fluirlutte-'trot, 1 7 itzroy.aviare, charged two bricklayer's labour, re no mokiricion of sicalitur a marble . Intl of Pope Otte Putt), value hill. The brought the Lust iu a sack to Mr Winter's shop, and ofrercil to sal 11 hie 111. which jailer...Ll Mr. W. Awn the value of the article, to suspect it Mall rlulcu, . its consequence of which be ;we thew into curtorly, suit had it iolvertive .1, whets it ;vim discovered l• bars taco btolos Grim (be Earl of coliutr -house. Prilanier• were comtuitted for trial. iLi SHOCKING ACCIDENr. Wedariulay,, as Mr. Bailey, a rinpertnlile upholsterer, in SllsiirltrAer-square, was , c silting Port. land-street, his &id shingled, and lie was pitched backwards, Lt whirl. hr liarturrd his skull, and sliest almost instantly. A Cannier's Jury tat on the body on Thursday night, and re turned thcir vtadirt—Arrtdeural Walk. PEDEsTRIANIsA TO THE EDITOR OF THE BRITISH PRESS. Ruit—The performance of 800 miles in ten di ye, by Mr. !toward, is certainly a gnat exertion; but it el 141 be remembered, that the old pedestrian, Powell, who uas clerk to Mr. Stokes, of New lon, walked mewed tints to York nail back amain to I.•nnhro, a ilkt.iiiee 4409 mike, in cis dame, when lie was wear fifty years of ■ge ; and 1w also walked from Lunetuu Bridge to the Citliedral at Canterbury, and hark In London Bridge, iu 92 hours, a di•taucc ur 112 miles. 1 immot allow Mr. iforrrirtrs perforinatice to eclipse that of Powell; and Imlay attic Ohl iiiliai.ilents of New Inn and that vicinity au vouch the truslooll'owtlrs perfuming • what I have here staled. AN OI.D PEDESTRIAN, MARKETS. CORN EXCHANGE, FRIUAY, FEBRUARY 13. • We beJ a fee fresh arrivals wills IVhent this unirniug from &eel and Knit, flue /ampley of which sold ut Al lay's prices, bet there was scarcely nny simiand fur iinhunry; fine Wirley sappurie its price; in Pruar, Beaus, mid Clain, there is nu material alter* . NrivnußY, BERKS. Wheat s9s to 94s 04 I Oats . 4ls to 34, Rye. to Yd Beans Barley . .32‘ to 49s Utl Peas Bread, Is. I lid. to ts. lid. per Gallon. SMITHFIELD NIARKEt, FrI3RUARN 13. This ilay's market had slot • considerable supply of the various kinds of CUM. tteef, Mutton, and Veal, were cheaper; Pork sold at last prire; and the t►ade in general was suniewhat dull.—The sales in lire Haymarket were not lively ; Hay has dropped in prire ; Straw and Clover fetched last prices. 11w following prices and numbers are uu ac curate hi:sternest : To sink the offal per stone of 811). Reef.... 31. 4.1. to ss. 2.1. Head of Cattle this day:— Mutters As. 4.1 to 61. 01 Masts„ Lamb ...06. 0.1. to Or. MI. Sheep 4,200 Vea1....45. 0.1. to 64. 04 Calves 240 P0rk....45. 01. to 6s. 0.1. I lies HAY—MARKET Hay... 3l 101 to 51. ss. ILI. Siam Clover 4l. A. 0.1. to lit 154. thl. NESVGATE AND I.F.ADENHA alAilliETS. (By tile Cures.s Beef .... as 411 to 4. 4.1 Veld 4‘ 01 to 64 0 I Mutton.. 3. 0d to 4. 4.1 I Pout.... 4a 4.1 to els 0.1 PRICE OF CAN 1/1.E.:, From Tolle* Chnoolli Price or Cloolles, iwr dozen, it% 6.l—lloolflg, 141 WI. 6.1. per disc,. 8110Mele for ready money. PRICE (IF RAW FAT !KT show, of 811'. As stated by the Tallow I As allied by the Rolchers. Melters. 1 SI. how'''. Market-4a 941 M. Jasees's Market „am 9.1 tt hiervlsapel Abokel as 9.1 Whitechapel Markel .la 9.1 Choi' Aliorkci Ois Oil Average.... 4. fiti Nett :a le 31/1 krt 0: Oil Averarr ...... 4. 9.1 Piller. OF TALLOW, Tern Tallow $2. 0 1 9.1 Yellow Itosuia $2. 0.1 S 3 (S.I ITlbile shut,— —a nil Sons. ditto ....79s 0.1 —• Oil Malting Sluff 07s 0.1 —s 0.1 Dieu rough . 41h. 0.1 —s 0.1 St/AP, &c. per 1101 b. Yellow Surf 100 r Mottled Cord ll4, Palm llll4 Graves 1 S lts Giti.d Whip IO • 011 011.5, pro. Too, of 25t Golloos. Nra Groeul.llltalc.. 551 —/ I Spettnaveti ll5/ 1201 911 1'..1e ...... On —1 Mile nape SPIRITS, per (i•llun, in Build. 11,..int1y,C0g.11.6104 a Its 0d Gnarl , * au Rd •3s I I 130111.11.1t11% Os 34 a 9s 94 Jamaica Rums 3s 94 a3s d 4 34 Leeward ... .fl,l 14 a Ou —4 (Y►Al. MAIIIIihI'. Famtuaier 13. gh iWI at Market. ships Sold. Price. 7:1 1 . Neat-astir lOl .... 35.1. 0.1. to 44a Oil. 11 . Stso.lcrlatol 1 Halbeath Coal 1 Welch Coal 1 Ci►►dees N.11",e11 INTELLIGENCE. roavvotsTrt, tr.s. 12 Arrived Ike Elizolorth,Qoitaloss, from Cork fro Hull, with tuovorrous Sailed the Cadmus for Summers; and Ruston l'Arkrt 'sworn l fur Gm:l-wry. morTo, P're 10. _ . A vessel made her appearance on' t „ r. lest _in.' he fore dark, ul t three hat:ties to the ..ffithward ..f the Mn. eagles, supposed to lee a Jur with her fore and mizeivatutsts guile. The hrie Aurora, which arrived here last night flows Lon don, with it general cargo, fur this place and neiehbottrlnioil, strained CO mitt+ in laying on the ground rot to coure het to snake live feet VIN.I . r in the cosinte sit the night, and fears are entertained that the ground tier of tier enc.:. is damaged. Since writing this evening, the Alert, Clarke, has arrived, its 22 day• from Bourdeaux; no the 24th ult , of the Buy, carried an ay In r topmasts and bowsprit, in a :ale of wind, and was obliged to heave 69 casks of apples ova itotrd. lIARWICII, PIS. 12. Arrived the Lord piebton, with mails and irt.srincers Crum tfelvottaloys; and Lad of Lticvhter, with ilatu frum Cux haven. Sailed the Prince of Orange, wills snails, &c. fur Helvoct sluys Beauftry, with ditto fur Cuxhaven. DEAL, vita IL Arrived the Ocean, Arrowsmith, from Newcastle for Hon duras. _ _ Game down f the liver the r. iend.. Sever, for 'striates Iletirall, Cr 1111 l arty, for Bail/100es ; henry, Stuns:4-k, for st. Vincent's; Uotity, Gardner, for Ita:tiasoie ; and remain In the D0W1.4 with the sdiiiet R. per 1.1.. t. S.—The Castle tinnily ludiaw,u is at anchor in Cie Nubb•Cloautiel. rint‘FFrvo. •rs. 1?. Arrived the Prince Coburg, Gndfir►, ii n, St. Mahtea. Salted ihe Jaen, Thomson, for Batavia ; Itoyal Erele, Gibing, a n d Pheasant, Munro,. for Li.hoo ; Hero or the Nile., Wrung lii, fur Demerara ; Liberty, Mathews. for Cork ; Sally, Markham, fur °mewl ; Hoop, Snot b, for ditto; F,•h citc, la Dore, fur liourdroot; Eozror, "'W.:ell, for tit. Va. 'cry; Hero, -, fur Cahill *, Ant,, for Hamburg!' ; nod Endeavour, Sa ttttt ela, fur Roth', .iatu mArtßoicr. On Thtirgniny, at at. George's, llnn wry...risme, by lite Me. George NI diet?, liajggr of the 4:11 Drneg.n.gs, oalf 14111 of LiristeggaittGrnerti tingting., to Cat enue, elg:tst slaughter of James Coggiih; E%%j. g.f%Vtgliiroggs ow. DEATHS. Ve4lerday nuirii.n,;. audit •alv, Gr Virhard Croft, Bart. of Oil Burliusiou.atreel, iu the 57th year of his uore. 0.1 the rt th hist. in the Goer-read, Mile GnJ, Sfr. Quartermaiur, wj.ks r of the late Itlr. Quartcrina Use, of Aylrshory, aeeil . T. HIGH WATLIt THIS DAY AT IpNIHIN fIxiDGE. Mortsin‘ i dart 8. I Evening 31 att.,. 8. PRO'F. OF Rank Slack '29(A '2891 4 4 3 per CI. iira. 140'41 3 per Ct. Cont. 801 763. 801 4 per Cent,::... 994 5 per et. N. Ann. ItHiLt 10(1 B. L. Ann. a • •• 21 2111 YESTERDAY. Imp. 3 per Ct. A0..79f Do. Ao. for c 25 y e a r tt„l , 2 i loth* 80t0t0...96 97 pr. rt. 19 pr. Ditto, z 3 tr. Lottery Tickets 19/. IPA. Cuor. fur Ace... 8011t1,1A COURSE OP EXCIIANGI Amsterdam ....36 1011.217. Ditlu at Sigtit...:lo 4 Amsterdam 11 d C. r•. Ditto :It Sight H 3 Rotten ll 7 W. Antwerp n Hamburg - 1i 3 t t) 2117., Alton,' • 34 12; U. Paris:hlay's.late 24 5 Ditto Bourtleaus a/1 24 23 Fratsll:fort 1111 the rimarAßY 13: Groton Venire Intl. Lay 24 70 Malta 5O Naples l'an.rtno 129.1 per es. 50 Oporto .. 10 Rio Janeiro . 67 1 ; Iluldiu Kt per cr. Cork . ..... 0 Use Rank on Holland 2 per Cent. - - . Blame 142 cx mu. 111:ulriil,effret 49 Cndiz, cliect 391 listrectoiti vireet 4O Seville Gibraltar 35 Le;rhorn nut.t.toi Portugal Gull in a. 4. Cu: to, per us 4 2 I: Guld iii ears 4 New fkiiibluous —0 0 0 New Itullar. Silver is Ibis 0 0 0. New Innis, earh 0 • u• Non iit seri entire rifrt.-31.UlTIAL a Life is outy Life, when blest with tic Iltls." T I d E ue f s a t. i • o i l i t lnsx t to n 1 t• ulni % % o h e rm i a: ti n n i e ou t , v . I . llBlli uo restrained oust assuboidinate they imp. toonsly destroy those harriers which Iteligiere and norality hate mole sacred ; in curb, hat nut inhere tla in, appears the lemon of pr..- desire, best calculated to hiutit their clrerve.,ccucc. Every disorganisation of the human frame r. quires Feat medical knowledze to remedy, audits*. public welfare is pro tell a hen Prot) • 40)411 Mt's. ~di srst;udint the auggeolimis of the various mid interesteil) devote their studies to the treatment of those plaints geaeratc.l by mom nelenct•, ;red the dietitians of the passions at ass ua.asrtird moment. The strength of a nature toisailsis M. the health of the pie ;" but it is melancholy to reflect use the ilasiy amt t itiex to the ignorance of tooth cling carer pities's, and to counterate,a, far as posselele i its further ravages, we off. r to maint y, the frassif ut our owls experience in the int cases of Beloildly. The unwary victim of solitary vice early acquired at 'school, before reason fuss asserted her sight ors r the mind!, will, in contemplating his toosserless state, become susceptible of eallivening sensations, in ;mowing that ay most complicated state of exhaustion may be roused Cato iirtnly em rzy ; intense study, intuits& rate anxiety, long Towi desire in v i a picas dimes, atid many tither cam.er, will Is - gavot ly derange the Nervous Systrul; iu such casts we can hold uut an assurance are.; shun, by remedie.. that Wu lung answered the asiuguine hopes of patienta of both axes. That bane to human happiness Lutes Wawa. can now he • treatol fearlessly, the inspruved stale of Medical Science haw. iug divested its antidote of those dialreasiag prni r,tits hit 11,1 long rendered ii s exhibition intrerlain m 0.41 harassing. WM best explain user ntethod by obaerving to polirsita labouring wider this malady, that a few days only are required far . Nag removal of early symptoms; that she 1111.0 helve terate ette will )irla to o u r Trisicolir* withiii a mouth. loud that inn per son whir only suspects himself injured, tlw disease may be pervolitra altogether from appearing sitnilar re.uark ap plies la ninny other derangements of the Generative System, as fleakit.SP, ( . Iterstiotts,hc. especially Stet:4ll,lN obstinate cases of stifle are daily removed withual use of mastic or stimulmts. Sume peculiarities incidental to the softie *ex, knee not esraped oar attention; iu which, Wildness combined with efficacy, has superseded the menus usually .... adopted. Its hoc, our system is unique, peculiarly energet j as.4l eminently sue. emit& Educated in this our native city; at-hooka in our 'initial attainment by its slatiailia medical characters ; and Intense been able, personal!), to eutam.re with aarwirnsion the Hritish Surgical practice with the Cmitinrutal, our pia , lessisions to superiority (iii abeam+ we save selected) are ma tured by experience, which is evinced by the daily applica tions we receive, even from thalami countries. GOSS mid Co. M.It.C. Surgeons. 13, Potsvrric.street, Fleet-Weil, London. •,,• Fur the . gotseval aeconsmostalion we des nut limit our selves Ise stated periods of practice, but sway be consulted at all seasonable hours. Country Patients are requested to de sc. the minutely their symptoms, fee. when Medicine, wilt.. advice will be immediately forwarded to any pars of the kingdt:wi. A hank-noir is expected to accompany the caw, LON rtiuted kid Published at the Office, K,. Is 7. Strand; whrre Adetrilienieith ore receivell, :twitch.. a (past paid) must he adders .el—.C. SAIIIII, S- Cleaseue‘ Inn, Printer-1. WHITE Nn 127, Shawl, (Ft) dud ImPPos C "'" met Zobeili Illutlso The Miss V, laud, 13 Pr i tic Ci.lart The n will be lice: to of C.1)4 Du; i Turret Vorl.l i■ a Phil .....---- T"' [NO )1a Win Kern Isenu King; beila. To swisic The wli Galli Nina 0 lanadrni Clown), wards C Boxy Price, 9 Gallery, To-m yeller— On T Gnlhrin Olt S 4 Comic 1 The ne• point pea!!! Itt T"' tartly lie telebratl After w 'three Poem Eimer KieprNi )lr.Fee miry, M Smith ; (suppose of 11lyrii ►ioit). II Glycesie Jonas ; 1 To cow Al Haws %1 Ftswilli Wysti; rett; Mint Ell Ill!rEare blithe to other Wenn dell' owl on thr f Lee. 64 A Navr k l limn. A by Mr. I Boxer. past Eig Places Do:-offis nommen' , the Wes Dunn rum tin TH' _ Drama, valini is mad part I AMT. runt Hipp. 1* 111Itncle Mr - I , Mr. De Cecil Mr a G. l. ff si t r4; l L ) • OU all Wawa fit the km IIII:11 ea:1114341 Fri UXBRIDGE. Coro Inspector's Retorts, Tituosovr, PIKIIRUARY 12. Wbeot, per load lBl —a to 241 104- Barley, per quarter tits —4 to !sea —4 Oats. 24s —4 to 3(1; —d Seams 4th —d to M —d Peas 46a to 52a —d Ole ti to —d PRICE OF LEATHER. • Botts, 110 to 5011.5. rack ' tqa to 23.1 per lb. Ditto 59 to &Illy. rade 24.1 to 204 Dress:mg Hides .., Mill to 104 nne ci.h ti iiks 194 to 19/.4 Crisp Hide's 35 to 40 lb* or rotting l7l to 194- Ditto 4b to 501b5..... ..... lO.l to 21d Calf Skins 30 141 401bs 17.1 to 211.1 Ditto 5010 7011 is 2&d to 301 Ditto 70 to 80Ibs .... 244 10 29.1 Serail Seals (Greenland) 1241 in 27.1 Large ditto .... per doyen Ms to bin Tanned Horse Isities HO to 174 Sitassists Horse bides lO.l to 21.1 51a01 1 a Grand vetoer moil ; ClHbi Air. {Pi OLY