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1 r .jt ~ '`~~~.. LAW INTELLICENCE. COURT OF CHANCERY, Liscomes hew, FRIDAY, NOVEMBiII 24. The LORD CHANCELLOR came into Court lit "holf.pest ten o'clock. - - - - TN! ♦TTOIXIT CIENETLAT. r. TIIE coupon/Mow OF ■III4TOt.. M►. Titowtis staied.tlest Mitforcl, who had appeared in this cam to take care of the interests of the Crown, had not been able to communicate with his Majesty's Solicitor-General since his ;.ord•hip had intimated that be would hear him on ;his cibject this morning if be thought proper. Ile hail, therefore. to request of Ins Lordship. [hut it might stand over until Monday morning next. Fhe LORD CHAKCIF.LI.OII—" Let it be so." PULLEN C. THE REGENT'S CANAL COMPANY. Tne LORD CHANCELLOR observed, that he would sore judgment in this Cue on Tuesday amain u•at.. artistry V. PINNOCR AND MAUNDER. Mr. Lovrer morrd in this case, in which his kpdship had r•lerr.d it to the Master to appoint a •Rrceiv.r. t h at the Master tnight be directed to pro s ced die in diem. lie moved this with the consent ct the Prirtithints.. The LoaD CHANCEI.LOR--" Take your mo on." CONTEMPT OP COURT. • LOST) BOSTON N. SIR WATS IN LEWES. Mr. M ATTIIEWS renewed itis mama o f T u e o day iss', to commit the Defendant to the cult's& of i;,e-rvirtlen of the Fleet Prison for a cuntrinpt of t'tiort, in not tieing pot his snswer ‘Vitliin Lewes, its proprte persowtt, stated, shot be had put his answer in, and produced r eer t•tirale to that effect, and he trusted that his Lord ship svou!‘l not consider him as being in contempt. Mr. MATTIIEViS contended that the Defendant Vas still in contetnpt, sl4 be bid not paid the costs ul the mot. tn. Sir %Vat kin Lewes hoped he would not he called nit by the Ccurt to pny the coats, as the default of the answer rot hen% put in tint not rest with him, t r lie Lad' directed that it should he dune in the I line allowed by the Cr nit, but if his Lordsh i p thought lie ought to pay the coats, he had to re- Twit that the eause might be set down for hearing mi an early day. Ile then complained of the ae ee 1-0y of his being confined in prison, when one-tenth t.,f his property, which was locked up in that Court and the Court of Exchequer, would lay all his lost and lawful debts. Lord Alansfield had said Oust one year's imprisonment was sufficient to pay nay man's debts, but he had been incarcerated for fourteen years. The LORD CHANCELLOR observed, that theeste bli had preetice of the Court was, that where an :,n , w•er was not filed in time, the coots must be paid by the ',arty making the delay, and he was of opi nion that in this case the rule trust be adhered to. As to the cause being set down f i r hearing on en flirty day,. it was not in his power to (to so, for if he did, lie would be doing an injustice to the other suitors of the Court. At the same time, if Ste Wel kin would get the consent of the other party, and that Counsel would attend him, he would fix a day for herring it when the Court WIG not in ordinary sitting. Ile recollect.il that 30 years ago he was Cuua•rl for Sir IVetkin, and be was folly of opini t!'en and now, that if Sir Welkin had taken the ed uce vi Cotrasel at the Bar, and depended on their o;•irsuns instead of his own, he would hare been c!eat out of Court and in possession of his property r ears ego. In sating this, he meant tin offence to Watkin, for from the great length of time that gentleman was in his recollection, he bad the preatest respect for him. Ile, however, was of opi n•on, that the contempt would lay until the cots wt-e paid by him. Motion granted in part. Hit Lordship rose at ten eybek. John Henry Ley. took the oaths of ofc•e s!legialice tielore the Lot(' Chatictilor this re0r.•11, ,, , in his private room at (.:;'..rk of the House of Commons. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Wrsvaistrrrn, rRIDAV, NOVEMBER 24. N.", l ' , *w 'THE RING r. WILLIAM BYRNE. dr. c;L'ItNEY muted for the judgment of the Ceurt on William Byrne, who was indicted and wed at the last Sittings after Term, at iVestmin pier, before Lord Chief Justice Abbott, rod found xer‘i of corruptly negociating for the sale of a Cci, et's coenuission in the 16th regiment of light clrygoons, or laucere, contrary to the form of the statute. The indictment was framed on the Act of the 49:1. Geo. 111. The Defendant put in his own tetfiJavA, and afro affidavits from Lieut. T. Stock wieF, Lieut.-Colonel Tullucli, and other officers f u r ashntn he bad dove busineas as an army agent, which testified to' his former and honourable deal in business. The Defendant requested the permission of the Court to read iiir defence, winch he accordingly (lid. It was .vtrrmely long, and reflected, in strong terms, on the (OlidUCt of his prosecutors, one cf• tile witnesses, and on the policy of the Act of Par -lal ert under which he was indicted. lie was fre quently interrupted and exhorted by the Ccurt to ovoid reflecting on persona not before the Court. lie professed that he should have returned dos whole sum of god. which lie had received from Mr. Lo raine, if he Lid made an apology to him for arresting ; but as the case was :et present, by the con duct of the prosecutor he bad sustairied en inqui eormelit of eighteen mouths within the walk r.l the Bench Prison, and was reduced to a state of ii.solvtucy. Besides which, his character hart sus tained great injury from the comments of Mr. Aldermen Wood, 51. P. prompted by the proeecu t,er, who, on the leisolvent Debtors Bull going through the flouw el Commons. had represented him as a person who had defrauded a young man of family am considerable sum of money. Mr. GURNEY said he had seen many instances of impudence in De-lead:mu in the course of his practice in that Court, but b! had never seen Any flint equal to that of to-day. A Defendant l'llll. ateted of hasn't defrauded a young man of 900/. mew Mine forreand, and attempted to deprive him of whit was still snore valuable, his character. It seethed leist a regular system now that kvislieted criminals were to be considered as privileged libel lers. H• particularly insisted that the present was sot the Defendant's first offence—he had been before the Court nn a similar charge about three Years ago, wbers.plearling ignorance, lie obtained the mercy of the Court : how unworthy he was of it appeared Cons his isbarquent conduct. Mr. HUTCHINSON followed on the same side. blr. Justice BATLIET said, the Defendant bail been convicted under a very useful Act of Parini mew ; one clause of which it was very desirable 'should be more publicly known. It was that which subjected the purchaser of ■ cotrunission for which mire than the 'regulation price was given, to the for feiture of it, and rendered him liable oho to be - cashiered by a Court-martial. The Learned Judge told the Defendant, that bad his Prosecutor ni •dicted bins under the Statute for obtaining money tinder false pretences, lie did not see how he could hare avoided a conviction, by which he would hare been subjected to the punishment of traospartation for ►even years. The sentence of the Court wag— that be be imprisoned in the House of Correction, Coldlostli•lields, for one year. CRIMINAL INFORMATION. MG SCARLET? mowed fur a rule tools', cause why • criminal information should not be filed against Matthew Thackeray, an officer of the Ist regiment of guands, for sending • letter to Sir Thomas Stanley, Bart. with intent to provoke a breach of the peace. The Learned Counsel said. that this officer fancied hitneelf aggrieved by the event of ■ law-suit which Sir Thomas Stanley had instituted against him. for trespassing on his estate, by sporting on it. , The letter was dated 19th Oc tober last, and amongst other outrageous pugages contained the following, after stating that the con duct of Sir Thomas was any thing but that of a gentleman, it went on—" and if I thought Sir Thoinias Stanley, Baronet, was not capable of takiir2 every mean advantage, 1 would go fotthet, nail pay. that 1 think him vise of the meanest wretches crawling on the face of the earth—a mere mock worm." _ --• The LORD CHIEF JUSTICE—" Take your rule." THE XING V. VENTAUR. Mr. Virrt.r.tsms moved for the judgment of the Court on Isaac Semaur, indicted at the Somerset Awozes for an aussiult of an *graveled nature, on J. Richardson, amnia man, of sixty years of age. Several affidavits were filed on the Ilan of the Defendant. Mr. Moores and Mr. Assort addressed the Court io mitigation of punishment. Mr. IVILLIAIIS ■ u d Mr. ERSKINE replied , on the part of the prosecution. The strottoce of the Court oaroli3t the Defend ant rhould p4y a fine of mO/. and girt security fur three yrsrs, himself in Wu/. and two sureties in 50/. each. 11 ARRAS CORPUS. Mr. %WILDE mined fora writ of habeas Coypu to bring up the body of J. Pratt, who had been committed by the Commissioners of Bankrupts for trot answering to certain questions put to him on his second examination. The Bankrupt refused to answer on the ground that the quastious were put to him with a view of establishing an set of bankruptcy, and not to ascertain his estate and effects. He had given notice of his intention to bring an action to try the randity of the commission is.sired against him. The Lrirned Counsel read the examination had before the Commissioners. The routur were of opinion, that the inquiry made by the Conrtnis•iontrs was such as the bank rupt was bound -to answer. The Act or sth Geurge 11. authorizes the Commissioners to inquire into the stealing■, estate, and afros of the bank inpt ; and although the effect of that inquiry might be to establish something else, such as an act of bankruptcy, yet the bankrupt was bound to en. swer.—Rule rtfused. THE KING r. WOODS. Mr. Govi.ButtN buying had a reference to the agents of his client:, expret.stql his wolliugurtrs to go berme the Mioter, uccottling to the suggestion of tie Court. THE KING C. JANE CARLII.E. Mrs. Curlile attended, and pleaded Not Guilty to the information tiled against her by the Attu"... ney-General, for a libel published in June last. SECONDARIES' COURT, CoLeacts.ttlitirr, Nov. 24. DIBBIN r. DIXON. This was an sown hronght by the Plaintiff, n re spectable iiiiikeeper, against Mr. Dixon, the auc tioneer, of Darbiciiii, upon u contract of sale of horses between them, en ahich the Plaintiff ale. minded 3901. open the ground of having perform ,,sl the ...hole contract. The Defendant had al lowed judgment to go by default, and a Jury was tnapaniselled to assets damages. Alf. CHITTY, fur the Plaintiff; called evidence to prove that his Client hail performed the terms of the contract. It appeared from this evidence that the Defendant had purchased several horses from the Plaintiff, amongst which was a bay rime; that all the animals were sound; that sets of harness bud also been purchased, and stable utensils; and that every thing named in the contract bad been deliver ed, with the exception of the utensils, which, Mr. Chitty admitted, were Lot produced bemuse there weer noire, observing, however, that in case of put- chase the utensil* were generally named, whether soy were to be Mond or not. The ',mount agreed upon by Mr. Dixon for the purchase sous 3901. which he had, howeser, thought proper to Reis% The horses were not warranted. Mr. &PIN AssE. for the Defendant, cross-exami n. ed the Plarritiff's witne ~,,, with the view of i roe. in; that the hay mare had been glatidered at the time of the purchase ; thrt one of the sets of harness had not been rceeptril by the [Wetland in conse quence of bring nntit for use; and dial no utensils lard been delivered. Upon those grounds his cheat elahred a deduction of the differerice between 21/. velar L he had agreed to pay fur the bay mare, and 31. fur which the mare had been subsequently sold for dogs' meet to a knocker; a deduction of 6/. for the Moms., wl:ich saes unfit kw use ; • deductive ci W. Mr the non-apfwaretice of utensil.; said he alsp Cennindtd a det!actiancf 31.4 g 4/, for expenses its. ' cursed in sending backward and forward fur the harms, which Le suit:flitted it was the duty of the Plaintiff to send to his 'premises. 111 r. ESPINAM t h en addressed the Jury, sad said, that the amount of the demand had bee' offered to the Plaintiff, deducting the above-armed sums, which lie could prove the Plaintiff had 110 ground for demanding. The sum tendered was 3691. Several witnessFs ware then called.to prove that the mare was glandered at the time of the sale; but it appeared, that until. nine days after the sale no disease was discernible. One of the witnesses stated, that he tendered the 3691. which was refused—that machine horses were not warrant ed, but that in all cases glandereil horses were in variably taken back. Ile said, in cross-examina tion, that there certainly was a profit upon the horses purchased from the Plaintiff. Another of the witnesses said, in cross-examination. that horses might in nine day* contract and arrive tow height in dieesie. A third swore that such a thing was impossible—duet the glanders lay concealed fur months before it broke out. The ostler gave his evidence in the following Manner:—" I thought first it was only a bit of a cold, but I soon saw she had • heck-under. She was what we calls • proper jobber ; she'd a bit of ran at her HOW, but I saw she eat wry well, and drinked wery well." The SEcounatir, in summing up, said it was one of the most improbable things in the world that Mr. Dibbit would try to impose upon Mr. Dixon, or that Mr. Dixon, who knew what hoPes were so well, would suffer himself to be int. posed upon. Even if there had been disease lie did not know that the Defendant would he entitled to • deduction. for it had been proved that he pro fited by the bargain, mid it would be rather unrea sonable. to throw back the objectionable part of the bargain upon the Plaiiitiff after having been a source of advantage. The Plaintiff had fulfilled his contract. with the exception of that pint which regarded the utensils, for which the Jury would make some allowance. Verdict far the Plaintiff 385/. deducting 41. 10s. fur the utensils. TILE TURF. TARLEY HILL RACES. TIOVEMVIER. 22. ire epglakes, by subscription, of 10,s. enth,, I.y Members of the Farley Hunt; fur binders. (Niue. subscribers.: Mr. Jones's b Atlas Captain Smith's 'newt. way .. Mr. Cliff's cr. E. !tarehi Mr. R. S. Thoreshill's Gipsey f.a,s Calomel Brown's Ariel Captain Searle's Sam Three iotbert starletl.-4 to 1 :Iva the winner, need I ten betting after the heat. Mr. Louth's All-fours heat Mr. Chippendale's Rettrlte, out mile, 50 gain. as.—Ceen A Steeple Chat., ho lee ro.. on 11 lig nett, wag made cur 1000. between, Capt. Samiitla and Mr -louts, quits bivalents boas fide their property. 1111SOLVI-:AT DEBTORS' COURT. Yesterday finny Nathan, • Jew, who was for merly remanded for fraud, but was allowed to come up Again, iu order to account for 4901. was this dry brought up. It appeared that the I n solvent, pre vious to going ro prison, had given to a Mr. Levy the sum r,f 1001. without any consideration. ‘Vhers Ilse ease was beard the Couar declared the Insolvent to he guilty of gro.s fraud, but they allowed him to try if the 401)1. could not be re funded. This they the Insolvent vfiered, by Mr. Levy, to ply 2001. into Court immediately, end the remainder in six months. The Court, however, were 110 i satisfied with this. but ordered the insol vent to be remanded till the :!2d December, and at the same time intimated that though the mousy should be paid in, still this would not prevent the Court from indicting an adequate punialimrsit for the fraud coutinitted by the Insolvent. Mr. Coasmissioner Ilowsta-- 0 l never saw a case where fraud of a more flagrant nature was committed. "—lnsolvent remanded.- SALISBURY, Noumea* 21. %nest 4Ol to Ws 0.1 I Oats Barley. ....-20s to 2-1,, 6.1 I Lkans DESPERATE GAA'G OF THIEVES. DARING ATTACK BY A NUMEROUS GANG OF THIEVES-.RFSCUE OF FoUll NOTORIOUS HOUSE /IKEAKERS—AND WOUNDIM: MARS. DEN, THE GAOLER. rum reputed thieves, of the names Of Jones, Dunn, Mar ray, and Godiro, may fully committed on Thor.'lay, from 31arltsorotigh-street Police Office, for trial, fur robbing the lama. of Mi,. Watkins, is. May-fair. mid another in sit P•itirlark) w as handcuffed with them, lied fasten. ad to the chain, to be taken to Newgate. Paddock's offence was simple larceny. They left the Office about dmk, un. der escort of Mersdre, the gaoler, who took then, his usual way for privacy, along Great Russell-muse. In (taming Tottenham court-road a woman of the loan fit into coo tie's§ with tlwm, and in passing along (treat Russell. street 01.1 ale ahistlwg was heard, aril one of the burglars cnlhd out, " Now fur a testate Immedtast I y alter between 20 nod 30 ruffians sallied forth from George street, St.Ciiles'e, and the opposite Mile, and knocked Mai %den down by a blow ou the back with a bludgeon, and they continued twitting him until be was senseless wino Ott the ground. We scares ly need state that the Prisoners escaped. Marsden was taken into an apothecary's shop, and his bead, which was dread fully cut is four different places, wee dressed. Ile is also much bruised about the hock, and but faint hopes ■re en. tintaired of his recovery. About half-past ten o'clock et night Paddock, one of the Prisoners rescued, and who was u stranger to the four burglars, gave Itimtell up at the Marlborough Head, oppo site the' Policeedlice, to Valentine, tlit officer, who was there, and be was couveyed to St. Anne's watch home. Ile was yesterday examined before Messrs. Cement and Farrow, and his depositiou was as follows:-.. He was out aware of the rescue until it happened. There were 11101 e than twenty perstois came upon them, hurried them on, mil on turning romd, lie raw Marsden was Hot with them. They ran down Mosenemstreet, into Charles. street, Lhury-lane, when the party who rescued them at tempted in rain tto gel the irons off. 'fbey proceeded to Inn-fields, ohmic they again were attempted to be set at lamely, but it could not be duue. here willies' was exhausted with tonaiug, and being one of the two foremost ow the chain, be was lifted WI by the.collar of the coat and the breech. They proceeded through Clare-minket and the Temple over Blackfriarmbridge, other attempts having been made be get off the irons. They were led slows. the lust street go the left itt Ittlirkfriars-rimit, and proceeded by the back Wes Is to the Obelisk. cod from thence into the lieut-tond, where a supply of filer, chisels, hammers, /cc. was obtained, mid due Primmer" were let lunge. But previously 11l mimeo( She gang asked witness if he knew either of the other Lear, and on his answetiug i■ the negative, they took the handkerchief from Lis neck and placed it over his eyes, whilst they released the whole of them, anti the fellow who untied. the handkerchief kept it. On sepal aling, the burglars saii!, " Yon all know where we are to ureet." Witness went into the first public• Lome he cause to, and related the whole fact, and thee returned end gave himself up. lie was re-committed to Coldballi-fiehls, as a witness, with an order to be leniently treated:—He would be able to iden tify some of the gang. lobo Hitcher, a poster in the Inner Temple, staled, that be was tomb by the gang Ge they I eased thsough the Temple. awl several petits's' Were seriously ii.jused, but pal - tietolisely a lompliglitn, ohs,. was in their way. They were 100 011114 to be moi►test, and the manner in which they Auuri■Lad their bludgeon' was very imituidatisig. IVIIIM RS would he able to identify one of them, and be came to the uffire to see if any siege appri La nsh d. Mr. Conant, at the close of She business, went to the • Sc ymf SOWS Offlet to report the Miair, and no doubt a proclamatios will be imatd. At the elms of initial' this (fora o'clock p. Maredets woese r ausi, it is said, cameo' ears tee. Oa Thursday ■ bricitayer •nd two of his men fell from ft scaffold et one of the new building■ opposite Cooduit-etrect. Time men were (moseyed to Aliddleses Heapital, one of whom it since died. -The mister and the other um ire likely to reeever. COAL MARKET, NOYI74IIER 24. Ships lit Market. :Woo suhl. Price. 39 Neweulle 3l ...... 35s Oil to 444 3.1 4 Soliderlaud 3 SlGue Coal (From slue "LA/ado* New Pries Carnal:l FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24. forrow.—The Colton-market runtissues in a my .le -1)1..w,1 ►tate, cud the aceurosis from Livevpool are daily becoming more gloomy; a fall id y.i. per lb. has taken place in that market. Thei.e nufavuurahlu *cements, and the demand here Wring entirely subsided, has secasiuned a Ml of .1.1. a Id. per lb, and even the peat reds - vim' dews nut facilitate roles. The purchases of CelM.a fur the week sodium the evening ef yesterday are about 160 bap, sold in parcel. toe trivial to euenierate. fiuttan.—The demand fur Illusesrvedes his conllneed steady dewhig the week; the pekes are wittiest altered**. There has bees a ecresidevelds lesions drum 'is Lumps, and woe panda lose Wax lakes fur immediate sliipas“t AMRIEETS. CORN EXCIIANGE. TRIDAY, NOttlefEß We hail bat little Wheat at market Ibis tworning i rx-hasive of what remained over from Wednesday. and for the Ripest sample* of whirl, Muriday's priers were obtained ; but all tither deseriptions were heavy sales, though she trade cannot hr quoted lower ere. fur the itiferior qualities. Barley is Is. per owarter elsesper, having a good arrival from Norfolk aUtl SUffolk, alld roily prime samplea could lie gut off at that abatement.—Oats arc Is. per quarter denier than on last Monday.—ln Beans sad Pease no alteration. UXBRIDGE. Corn Inspector's Retais, Tmoostssy, NOVIIIIIIPIt 23. Wheat, per load lO/ 106 to 171 Os Nes auto Bsrley, per quarter .2?, --4 to 2% —4 Oats 2os .....1 to Via —d Beaus 33p —tl kr 4:k —4l .Posse 37s ..ilt to 4111 —4/ Bye . s —4l to .0.4 .4:1 NEWBURY, REIMS, • lineal 40% to Gds O ats ?Os lo 244 Rye •to —. l Brans 39e to 4:.• Barley ter to dm. I Pease 34. to 3 - 54 Bread, per g out, is 4d. to tr. U H EITEL HEMPSTEAD, NoTrwaen Wheat, per td. (few hoolselo) Oats 30. to 3711 Beaus -a to O. New ditto —a In —a New ...„IBs to 20t Mirky, rcr guar. —I to 2fts I Pease . ...... ... 23 to 251 DEVIZES, NOV/LNlBtli 23 —luseeetur' , . Return. nest Wheal 2513 Cl a Ile Oil I (1ab...." 201 Oil a 27s 0.1 Dinky.... 254 41.1 a 110. Oil Beans .... 1/4 oil a 21a Ifd 1 339 Sias of 11fheal, tolJ al the average of 265. 6'.1. sIkirTHFIF.LD MARKET, FRIDAV, NOViMRFR 24 his morning's market was bet tuidstlingly supplied with all cattle, iu consequence of a luck the lances .were rat lur than last market Ilsy-market re ossios in prier as per our Itst quotation. to Straw coil (lover titre is no alteration. The following is a correct staternvut of the priers and numbers:— To rink the offal per atone of Sib. eter....31. 0.1. to 4s. Bd, Haul of Culls this day : I . Ilution..,3s. 0c .1. to 4 S. Beasts 440 Lamb.. O. 0.1. to Os. 0.1. Sheep ...... .......•.. 400 rea1....5r. 01. to Oa. 0.1. Calves Nrlt .. 54. 01 10 Ba. 04.1 Nip 4.20 N EWG ATE AN t) LEA DENH AU. MARKETS. (Hy t)w t: .) • Peer .... 3s Al to 4s OJ i Vral 4s 0.1 to Ss 4J Flo! ton.. 34 04 to 3s Sj f Port.... —4 A 0 .1 60 Ss Oa PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. A. .11 , 1111:s . 11. IVIIITurOOPII.. Hay 3/ Ma 4 1 1 J 10 41 es 011 I Ray.. 3110+04 to 4/ Re 04 Straw 14 is Ott to 11 13s 04 Fltraw... 1/ Sa M 1 le 11l 14. 44 Clover 0/0s 04 I 0/ Os 04 CIOVer 41100 04 to:410a 04 *fire, refuted Hoods •ra in good stipnty, hat ornerallr - 11,,. stork allay be weird itientosiiltral•le, and as the haras evince • treat disposition to conlysrt for spritiz d. lieerkm, pt. ( tar . I her deriver io the priers can Ire antic, psteil. Ilielar•r• ate dull. Forties Sugars are of *1 on lower lurnis w hoist faci. Metier oaks. Cor•rr.—The politic Pft;e coo IV, ano , tllr wont of sera. the JOnleit* de.enpl,vua were without variation ; Brazil Cuff.r sold nl rathrr higher prirrr. The politic sale this forenoon consisted of 143 bars 20 rusks British Plan tation. 0 fries 90 ra.ka Pottle.' ; nose ordinary Lerner•r • ern/teed ltatfr. amikllinic 131Ss. ; the trer'ers of ! I)om rrrrr mei Iterbiee Coffee may itt consequence be stated hiahrr than fo• Nome week. peeelowsly ; moot ordinary Jamaica soM at 112. the Foreign was all taken In, fair /entity Wt. Amine • 714 e. 0.1. and 12Ss. *or ordinary Masasirsh al Tv % ; 1.. the latter itirk. 6.1. was offered. (;.nerstly the onstti t rw's br stated stead,. hot without tirt.lior••• Mies re.—Moire is • roosidorable demand for FraA. Cu , - rants are merle leggin" , after. t.ltt.n —The inns ket roistinars howry; the few :,^ Gls...Mind Oil wry al prires y stitili tower. Bamitry, •sitl.l4ol.tatitta,a-The RIOT mn , :a•t lea. keen to hears for swore lime peat, flirt punk's , . made on loser terms; there sirs leiroetrer tow NI W. 11 . . .r —Brandies are exerediatty Weary; snit MM. inert Is . •,„. • Conine have 1t,.., forted uff at is eery 'alured rurro.r, , in Geneva floPtr n no alteration. TA, Low,—The prices of Foreign Tallow confirm, 1., it is, however, swirly...nest, ilis, The 'TM he some rev' , of . haste, tnt arcottat of the limy minced tis mintnises ; an ex tensive purchases are, however, yet relsoie'l —The T...' Tallow es to day (rout! *bleb si the saffie as Is.: sicek. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. r9R71111101/7111, wovEstrate A' rited the AttfllTS, ElO, Gioa Qinb r, eith e1h1e5,6.1.,1 1 / 4 e . been t0b1 , 44/ • 41 to 11441 w Ibet, I'Vi os a heavy Oro( taut: up the ha like QS Nev. . K,ilvd I w sl , lpemieur, Watt, fbr Qvuliee ; awl Gerniu -, for rx r wick PAI..1101:111t. NOVILYMEII 41 Arrived the c 1 1 ,16 Arm, 7‘11•1.11s. fa, fn•ty I!•r:n..irhi ; ^ l3 May, W a, froth rirafrotrodlaarl. The Sarah .\qn to II I • ton tile 130, ',ratan!, irs lat 49 '2O. long 39 84) WWI A ret.• ' witt rpPyrrrlll a cehoasurr, of -thou! 164 1.,11., ,gr'• boll: tll , ' Inw er ormst6 mitt boirtiprit cppr,nu 1. , 0211 or I”rji..F. ion deck, sit 4 lwr halchwalrs 4ipeee ; she is wnropitar.l 19 I,e• c 99181 e spef twin t s whisk the Biuther. pR, ket it;ek three once tAN'oArr ► XOYtMR►R ':^, Th► 11 , zirst, Outten'', Imo Sw hut rla sod , sl.ut ■Kunst the %Vv.! l'u,r, cairird awry her bowsprit, and al At. XOVFMBER (...tme down from the Mitt and real .in (.:t -tnn,rid; and I. lon. Turner, for Jins^..ra ; Fr,th. Tobd(•.: Vetw., Kilgour, ihe C.lsr o f llope Aeucta, Yotont, roe l'erranthswo ; au.l sir3h, litithou - Felt, fur SItIF•11 bone; the Wier 1431 porn mul gone to 114wiezatr. N ‘.led the rriends, Clark, fur Shitld , . The NWIC.III, We:ch, from London f..r TL i.fpn-1, ran 011 chore un the Flair, near IDurigent is, this mornlnz. BRIISTiiIL. NOVFMIIFR 9?. The Pecte, U.vite, frown this pert to Iltratwacht, ens deserted loy her crew at sea being ia a leaky .t ate. fly the Horrid. arrived in the Clyde them Ji mmie% we I,n-r the following inbltigenee hurt Ca , tliagt on, at the 4th September :—" I hove hr inform you that I3oILIVAR has arrived at Tu►horo. indicating metric sentiments, which he promulgated in dispatches *ent by flags of trace to one (;nirer nor. 'ro ;mower, were dictated in terms of ut'bit nilt bid. he rowed by his inveetivea agnincr. the Sparriali nation, that ha was -serittg , 'with the grestio4 duplicity towards every It ()pled. tie ebulku g ed our g ar►isen, .{Mete ssllad Guth at at rtrorat o'clock in the tortnoms of the tot in tont. anti a!niast annihilated his Indere.ideida, may ;i fcty of attu:a• *rue rilailltd to I fleet their n. ipe. Nt..ny of the Irno t r•, who remained *oh the latlependruto at the evocuotion of Mu de la Fl have fillet' In the enliev.t.'. PRICE or 1101% per Col. w vv. Ittfii. NEW PIWIC 1/75 Resit • ...31 Oa to 4/ 116; Kent .... 3/ 5s to 51 5s SUISCY ..21 Rs to 3/ 3s SIISIIE X 21 10. to 31 141 ....21 10r to 3/ 10s Lime% 2/ Idg to 41 Os ritruluiro, fine, 01 Or to S 1 Os Ditto, second, 31 Or to 6101 PRICE OF KAIV Tr, 'AT, prr Moor of 81h, As stated by the Tallow As stated by the 134Webers. Si. J, 'a's 11nel:et.. 3• Price by TAiuw ....Its 3.1 I Whileeltapel 31arkvt 34 4 cil 34 .0;.! PRICES OF TAILLOV Town Tallow 59. 1.1.1 Yellow Russia 53. , 041 --; 0,1 IVliite (41 Soap 0,1 0.1 llkhirre Sluff 4tia 0.1 —l O, 0 , 1 Ditto rough.. JO% Oil 0.1 ', SOAP, dae. per 1121 b Yellow Soap Ol2 :110014.11 .142 Curd ...... Graves 264 0.1 Guud Drs • 9+ Us PR IC E OF CAN DIES, Prism Tallow Clrm.llers Price of Canines, per cluzen, Ili oa—Moulil., 12s Cul. per Iltarti 'Mused fur rea6ly money. It A W I! 1 11F.S. I Best Heifers & Steers, per st. Ordinary.. 2s 04 to 20 44 Rs 104 to 3s 24 Market Calf.. rash 9. 04 Mid.ilittga 2,1 64 to •t• 561 Eng. klortwe Os 0.1 to Os 04 PRICE O 1 !XAVIER. Betts, 50 to Millis. each 14J to 21.1 per lb. Ditto, 5f to 66 lbs each 22.1 to 23J Dressing !titles Fine Coach !Titles . .. Crop Mats 35 to 40 lbs. fur cutlink 15.1 to 1644 Ditto 45 to 501h 5.... Calf Skins 30 10 40ths 244 to 304 Ditto 50 to 70111. 30.1 to 364 Uitlu 70 to 81111)8 4 74 to 304 4tanll Seals (Greenland) 14til to frithi LAM. ditto Tainted !lore* Hides .... I'4 to 11114 hone 1114 es 174 to 214 SHEEP SKINS. Mums 3sld to 4. d 1 Pulled Calf ....... Os 04 to Us 9.1 •'afcE (E STOCKS YEATERDAV. Batik Steck 2191 it)4114 Stock ...... 224 . ! 3 prr Ct. Itbi -24 pr. 3, pet Ct. C0w.... Ex. 1;;11‘. i.r. 3i per Celli 774 I I pr. 4 pvr . . I tery Tcketa 231 IRr. 5 per Ct. N. An. 10.5,1 it tzr Bk. 1.. Att... 17; 13.1 ti I COURSE Or EXCII AN; Amsterdam .... C. P 12 7 Deitto at si;eit 1 .2 4 Itottrrtlaru .... 2 U 1.2 8 Antacr:r -2 8 Hataintrgh .... U. 37 7 Ailtotta ..21 U. $7 K Paris 3 .lay's sight 25 70 ll:'t• I:,,erdranx Frankfurt MI the Vninnv, NnvFmntrn 21. Venice .. t3i.: Malta IC:1;Oct oer ..z. 111, Li•lroit Oporto tilu Janeiro liana Main, Ex. :41.....15“' S'ierna elfeciive 2 M 19 11 .. 19 14 Madrid „... C.* itch) or ILlta% vi 1111.1.101. Cadiz .:: . 16 1 ~ rortugal Itl Coiu, per el 0 0 (` r o rvign Cold iu Itr.,s ......3 r U. Nets- Doohloosol ..3 15 New 1.A.1i , 114 .....1) 4 I, Silvvr in Mir* 4 11 Bi 1601 l 6. Ihret luna ...... 36 11 . . Letlwru . .. 47 Grisu:s 44 BIRTH. On the Nth instant, in New HiJseey-phiee,lfalli, the Lai:. of Sir Aloonder flood, Bari. of a dunghills. MARRIAGES. At nfinhergl., us the 17th loyalist., Petit. R.111111:1F, looker, to the llon.Susiin Mary Hamilton, second dsuglar of the lite flight Hou. WsHissn, lard Belhaven am' Sicilia. At Kell* Chinctioni Wirchiesday, the 15th instant, by lb. Rev. the Arehit. aeon of Meath, the v. J. R. Moffett, Ho. - for and Vicar of Athlone, to Elisabeth Froiscis Ariectrom daughter 4.f Hubert &albeit, of Walterstuo iis the coon , of Meath, tVellnrsday se'unight, at Yonglral, Pi ter C _ Esq. of Koorkhe.ry, to theVeromplisbell Miss tr . • daughter 4.f the late Colonel lethiaberty, of the 61.104 merit, whose smallest raeustioeudatio• is • for ts 13,0001. Same slat', al ame plate, Rn•hard Watkins, to .Ills* Srestie!.!, late of Cork. The happy pair pa. too', •n elegant ( Neuss at Pr o okl u der, the seat at M.:, - Jett, askl set off suou after toe the Lakes of Ki:Wary. DEATHS. At Alcoa Ray, Southern Africa, Mr. Thos. Calton, sarteur. formerly of Nottinch•ns. Ile trvet out as s settler. Ile h .• left s widow ;mid five children, who are COM! borne paßSCllgt I • ill the Kinnersley Castle transport. liouritlay sr•onigf.t.3l4 Little Birehall, new Leek, enusequeuee of a fall from his hone. which be only semis. a few hours, Mr. Juba Mint% of the arm of Messrs. Su. tuns, Wakeman, !Mt Hallt%Olik-11111111111111141111111, of Lech. HMO STATEN TIM DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE. • Marairg 3@ after .ft . I Evasiag 64 after b. Paola sod roblitited &Orbit Barring PROS nod Tl:r Mesa Oar', No. 111, Simi., by C. COIINWEtt, •f the Strand. I I ~,~; 11, ~ l IF'