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LAWS! REPORT. COURT OF-KING's 13I.: NCH, WESTMINSTER, NCIVEMBER 14. • LONDON DOCKS. TAruiliT w iboved tot a little calling upon the c an , ilissioners of Compensation to slim cause why a Writ of Inquiry should not is , ue to ascertain and ;tit at. , by a Jury summoned for the .purpose, the damages and losses sustained by the Grocet'a Coin paoy, ir. consequvcB of that body being ousted of Certain privileges which .they possessed time trnme 7 iorial, in the legal quays, . but of which they are. now deprived by the establishment of the London Docks. He stated that the Grocer's Company had the: privilege of notninating to the place or appointment of Porters on thelegal Quays certain persons, a n d that they had enjoyed this power.exclusively a long series of yearS. That,. in hiOt, by the constitution of their charter, they were themselves the atival Pore ters on 'these Quays; but that instead of exercising Attila business themselves, they constantly appointed others, 'who derived certain benefits and advantages therefrom.. That 'by the establishment of theton don Decks, the'se benefits were: taken away, and they now sought for that recompense under the ACt of the 39tb of the King, sec. 12 t and 122, which enacts, that in all cases where any Body .Corporate or individual Shall suOr loss by reason of the est& blishment of these Docks, that in all such cases a Jury shall b'esunirrioned by the Sheriff to assess the damages so sustained, and that the party soSuffering shall be compenited aceordingly.--The Court in-, quired ifthe Affidavit stated w - liat the interest,. was explicitly which the putters on the leal quays en oyed. _ _ _ TADDY read the affidavit, and it itated geno raily, that the Con-ipany had au interest in the ap pointrneut of tbe!ie persons, but it did not specify the nature of that interest. Lord ELLENBOROUGH here observed, that the affi davit was, not stifficientli specific, and the Court could not grasp at shadows. The Learned Gentleman replied, that as the affi davit asserted h loss generally, he humbly conceived that to be sufficient for his purpose there, as it would be at a future time and place for ahry to say 'what the actual and specific damage and loss should appear to be, trout the eVidenee they should hear. Lord ELI,RN,BOROUGIL. 7 O--" Its they have an in terea, they ,1.1l(1,stly upon oath what ;that interest is, and what the loss which they .have sustained, to dutitlc them to their writ."- , --Rule refused. •I}IL 'MN() V. INWOOD. wa , 4 a charge of a criminal nature against the Delendidit, and be was brought up by writ of Ilaheos Corpus to give hail Ibr the offence imputed t(, hint, namely, inanslangliter. It ;11)1)cm - A from, the iirformation, that the Defendant, in the act of endeavouring to apprehend a man who had been attempting, to steal eek from pond in the,premises a person at Riekmansworth, in the county. of had unfortunately inflicted two or three Wounds, by 'which the person lost his life, and the , Prisoner being committed by a warrant from the Comer, on a charge of manslaughter, now sought to'be bailed until filo next assizes, then to take ins trial for 'the ollence. - ..,Several affidavits• were read, all of which went to chew that the pold and Ke, li-uses in question had been frequently plundered, and 'that every efirtfor apprehending the depreda tors had tailed : at length the witness and *ethers sat up at night to : .watcb, when the deceased was dis enveredin the ptrof ti tempting a felony, and that in the efforts,made by the Prisoner to apprehend hini (being on, the banks of the stream) he had nearly been drowned by the deceased ; to prevent which he was reluetabtlY, best of necessity, obliged . to tine the weapon in his hand, the dolistquence of w hi c h ,proved fatal.---The Court permitted the Prisoner to be belled.' • TUB KING V.' BAIN/MIDGE. 'Pie Prisoner yetis brought up,-'on the motion nf GIJIINKV i upon a writ at Babe as'Carpns, to lint in bail an a charge of receiving goo& ktiowino: them robe . stolen. 1,10 Prisoner was committed, some time :go, and the motion for the Habeas Car pus founded upon the intarmation then before the Magistrate who committed him. But when he was br right into cOurt, tw6 additional pieces of evidence were annexed to the original information, which gave the whole affair such a !Whim as in duced the Court to say, that notwithstanding :th e affidavits read in-behalf of the PriSoner, they could not permit him to go at large ; iltherer w,re any thing in those affidavits, the Prisoner might a vai l himself of the'testimotty of those who made them, before a Jury. He was remanded to the gaol at Tothill•fields. TUB KING V. IltiOW;;;.-1.11.11 7 .L. The Defendant -was brought up to receive the judgment of the Ccurt for a gross and unfounded Libel upon a worthy M.tgistrtite, Mr. Lemon, ot Norwich, of which he was tried and found guilty at the last As for the County of Norfolk, — After hearing Counsel tor the Prosecution, and for the Dekndapt in mitigation of punishment, he w4s Qrdered to be committed to the .custody of the Marshal of the Marshalsea, and to be brought up on Monday week for judgment. :►clvEmrift.tt tG. . , Thy Court were. Oceopied this dayrtill w four o'clock, in justifying hail, S(:oreely .as there ever .Sitch , numerous list of justifiers, in the Spec of one day, remembered by the oldest praait'koners. Mt. - Justice nosy, was the. presidingiudge, and the other Judges were itt attendance in their “kijoining ellatithor ; but at 'four o'clock ail/ wL•re under the nece,)sity of in-, (Dilating that they ~ voul;1 posit, me pronoimeing- the judoxwtit* which stood tor tftt d.ty, Until to -Inorrov'v: COURT OF CeiNINION PLEAS, Nov. :6. *HALL P. MGT, Mr, Serjertht CocttELL staled the ease for the Plaintiff, who tv:; , ,t vxeelboi• of me Alexanctfer o ,,t o xvnotn the Defondant ov; cis! II !starrt exceeding 40n1,. l'he Defendant wa, a mon of fashion ); mid cortaiat); a in:in ,of fortune also, but Ills lasikiothlble expebeei probably pr4:inced dam pecOnilry . coil - mrm s .: tunas which made! him, originalolreontrad thk.debt, and now mils' the pavbiew Of it. 4iv. , ,,,ind c r, .th e tosta'or, had been for intmy years vakt and con , tide ntigl servant, lon4 arr4..4ir of w:),508 was Printed At tiit.t Syri-Ort, besides which the testator hal at different ,times ftd ' vanced money to. L. &sr. Dti ri tv he I iftf.lime of - the Testattir;. the'. I)l , tenthint - otrete tP ii);;tiselt le the debt by granting an annuity ; but Alexander's health , being in a vorr . 74teclinittg, situatiotr i /K44rotitased , that mode of •settlernent,s.and -Mr. ReA iliituielf-recont mended, that he should, be aill*iititrnPke a - "'ill , and at the same time acknowledgo. ti ? e,.4obOue to y him. Alexander accordi n gly. did ntahedti* Wi 1 iti. ad appointed the Plaintiff his executor.' After .the death of Alexander, the Defendant : refused to . pq this money, or give any security for it, whichlnaite it necessary to bring the present aelion.:' , 4lte proof in support of this case, was merely the admission of the „Defendant that the debt was- due, Mr. Orril, the 'Plaintiff's ' Attorney, r proyetl,- that he was sent for to draw the,will pi: •tht.,Testator a , when he was on his death-bed. The principal I)art of his property was tlie,debt due to him by hit was . • ter. At thetime of his drawing the will; he saw an: account ol the debt, which he conceived to have been. agreed to' by both parties. . After the death of the Testator, he called upon the Defendant at his house,. in Stratford-place, anti chewed the account, which amounted to 434 ' Mr. Best- immeditttely said, " 0, 1 know that account very well, but I do not owe so much, for I have since paid 251. on account 'of Alexander. I now owe httle mor e th an 400 1 . "' The witness afterwards asked him, fvf pakment,' or security ; but Mr. Best told him,' that he had come to a certain arrangement t ith his, other crecliiors; and, if Mr. Hall chose to accede to that he was wet . - cothe I if not, hit thight ad zs he thought prop er .. . This Witness. was cross-examined by Mr, Serjeaut SnEBEIHRO, who nsked him, was lre.suro that Mr. IL•st allowed the debt generally, or whethei"he not say, even by , that acconnt,wily owe lit*titore than 4001. ?" The Witness replied, that he tltiorlj4 understood him to acknowledge Oat he owed suthe thina more than 4001. • ' Mr. _ .. Serjeant S11).1 , 111011) allowed' that the ea* was so strong against his client, that he would make no defence; but - .-submitted; that the admission of Mr, li,est must , be taken altogeth e r, and that 1o; sheulti be allowed credit for the v6l. which he had' raid. He Au produc4'al a receipt 'of SW. from.the Testator for money received from his client. Ho hoped this also would be &dude(' from the demand; This paper was,not,Teceived in evidence, as it did.' not appear connefted . with the account upon Which the present demand *as founded. The dedudioo, ladwever, of the iil.'was agreed to. Verdii- for the Plaintiff —Damages 4131. NOVEMBER 11. BICONN'AN AND WIFE V. IinDIVAN. Mr, SerjeantCopKuLL opposed a Rule obtained by Serjeant 13EsT, on the fast day of Tenn, to set aside proceedings againit the Defendant, for recovery of costs, on the ground that the 'laintitf was not en titled to costs. The fads of the case were given in a former Report. The. Court were of op,niun that the costs could not be recovered by the Plaintiff, and the Rule obtained in the first instance was'aiade absolute. • dAiberate: consilderatiOn. The pattfwas not taken by sorprise.,,,or intitieneed- by any undue means; and were-tatiitrayii:of this 111:1 in'tfoiranted, and the deed ity.guestion must he . a totßl 11voluolta 11g - it ts.f t. . --..- • „. . the frittber coiLideiation of the - cause wAllien : 04 6 tliongt. . - ritoVErasF.a fiILGWNI,NV../BAZELEY. • q . ll.lse - was.. resumed thiS day : ; Messr s . Hater, &IA ItTIN, and Lif,Acn, Wtire Beard- t length, or the part of the Defendant. ; Their arguments oticupied whole of the day. raiz& *()NF,y. Serjeant BAtt,yy Moved the Court for a dew, trial in the casct of Donnelly v.' Sir Ho me Popham. On the former trial it had been decided, tint Sir R. PO in WO not it Flag Qtlieer at the time he sent home the 4) . e,eicy , captured at Buenos •Ayres,`' and therefore that he walla entitled to a third of tithe freight, and to an eighth.of the prize money. The whole point turned upon this, whether he '4as or was not a Flag Officer ? In order to constitute a Flag Weer, it way necessary that he should'have a Captain ilader liim ; and Sir Hotne / Popham, at the time of . the, capture, a. Captain .under him, thhugh One whom he himself had appointed ; and if the appointment of the Captain made by Sir Home .should now be approved of and confirmed by the Admiralty, the Learned: Serjeant, trusted it Would appear to the Court that the Deictidaut would be entitled. Lord Chief Justice 1‘1 . 411 1 / 4 14VIELD Said, that upon the. fial it appeared clearly toihiin that Sir I !owe Pop- , was. not • a Flag ,Officer, and therefore not en. itled.—Rule refused. .. COURT OF CHANCERY, Nov. 14. HUGIJR4IN AND . WIER V. BAZI,MRY. This .was a Bill filed to set aside a conveyance charged to have been Made under false impressions and undue influence:. The Plaintiff, Mrs. Hugue nin,during her first husband's life-time, resided in the West Indies, and .became, unexpededly, enti tled to a ennsiderable landed property in this king. dont, called Hampton Vale, as heir at laW to .he r father, who died about the time this proposiy de volved' upon him by the demise of a distant re. satire. Mrs. Huguenin, then , Mrs. Hill, with her husband, repaired to this country imme cliatel to take possession of the estate; a n d found that the Defendant, the Rev. Mr. Bare. Icy, had instituted some. legal' proceedings as the next of kin to the deceased, for the recovery of it, being at that tune wholly unacquainted with Mrs: Hill's claims; An Intimacy of the moat tore soda toOk.place between the litigant parties; thlif Hill _dying about this time, the Defendant,, at the instance of the widow, took upon himself/the, mailagenint of all, her atliirs and baying gained a eensiaerable ascendancy over her mind, •in about four months after her first husband's decease, .she conveyed the whole of her property in. Hamp ton Vale to the Defendant and his'Wife, for life, with remainder totheitthreo children. The estate at that tiiue was leased to a Mr. Ainsley, for 6101. per annum, ,and_ . was considered to be of a ',much greater value,, out of which 'Mrs. Hill only 're served to herself an annuity of 4001. per' annum, to . be paid to her by t'he 'Defendant br quarterly pay , meats. Soon after she intermarried with the pre- - sent Plaintiff, and her annuity vas withheld by the Deletidant for a length of time, until he was com _ _ . polled to pay it by . order . of the, Court. Sir SA.XV E.L 116 i I,i'i and Mr. HoLttuttst, for the' Plaintiff's, contended, that the conveyance in quost ion ' W/13 obtained through undue influence.; :and, cording to.the law, :and upOn the grounds .of public policy and e , :pectiency,_ ought to be. set, Mr, HAII DS, for the Defendant, on the otber`, Ir•nd, insist e d,- that this:wawa free - voluntary made' to hi 3 client after the rtui6t Pi4iiOrt, and y lttc pa nt AWWis, or No. 4. Niatittit-c)titt, 't ; oti puttil , hrd by Wit. 114 M AK:4r GRA SC,tt trps of Soli)] M6iton-street# Cr.:-,svericse-stlulte; it; it No. I lc!, f l trai l d ; wheru Aivertisiments, OrPirry to 1,...4.' 8 6. f or the ...Editor, Sec, .(post-poid) must be addeessed! , 1 POLICE. • HA:TiONT-G nitr.-YeSterday a • *number of journeymeu-Carpenters were' charged with break. ing . up a quantity of timber belonging to• a .Builder at Holloway, in a Wasteful manner, which they Were charg(4l with taking,aWay, and some rafters, which they claimed .as their peripisites: - this not bethg adtoitted of, the case stands over to another hearing.' A man . abd a woman we're 'eha'rged with rceeiv ingn large' gnantity of brass, and other goodS, stolen from' the foundry of Mr. Woodman . , of GOlden lane this case also :itLinds over to another hearing. Mani,* )aoual-sTItEE4'.—A man of the name of 'Atati/tell, late a bittler to a dentleman's fatnily, 'was yesterday held to bail, for sending a provoking and impertinent challenge to a Gentleinfm of fortune in 'Wimp° t-Street,' The Gimtleman of , the. Lively songh t satisfaz:tion t he-ft oseentor, in con , wonence of .the latter,. having been, the 'cause of his . removal rtOtw.his ferViee, in SepteMberjor, a'-breach of good The challenger , insisted On satisfaction tom one Gen'tletnan to another, as the butter had laiely wedded a reipeetable'and 'independent Widow. • A HAarl C4stf.- , 44'.esterday one .of the Jurymen in • the Court of CommdriPleks addressed-the Leati CHIEF JUSTICE, and complained that lie:had been summoned to attend the Jury in the Court.of King's Bench, and also;the Jury in the Court of Common Pleas. Hg ascribed.this circumstance to . have be c6rred from having two plaCes of residence,.otte in the City, and the Other in Bt:Giles's iit the'Fields, and considered serving on both Juries a hardship, Sir ..10,11ts MANSFIELD. ordered his Asseclate to give the Complainant a certificate of his attendance in the Com Mon Pleas Court, and advised'hiM to apply Lord ELLB:raottouott's Orficers'to obtain • a re lease from the jury in the Conrt of!KinOt Benclf. On Thursday, morning early, 'as one of the ,4on don coaches was setting .off front Marlborough to wards - Bath, haVing changed - hOrses, before the coachman had mounted into' his seat, the !torso , keeper quitted their headi, whelythe animals Set (a on full speed ; they had scarcely reached the lower 'church, When the coach was overturned, and the horses plunging, cleared themselves of the harneSs. There were seven' passengers, all of whom, except-. ing one Gentleman, received some injury ; one Lady anal Gentleman, it is feared, were nuterially hurt. At Kilkenny, a few days ago, a young farmer named Altilrony, whose •aged mother, and several brothers and sisters, ,were kept by his exertions,. Was attacked on hi;;.reoarti from the lair iat e ; di art , by A number of ruttianfi, who beat him to death. One of theM struck him on the head with a large hamMer i and a l a v tio h t ( l ) t u e r r s, w ,a i i t l h d a shove tiier ltii l e ; d fr . w an) h , i o ci lei: f i liie languished. inurd etes •vtlijta.velierrg6::.o jiktirilinoz:la::,,:;dia.hai been returnea against them .by the Coroner's. Inquest._ and it being . About eleven o'clock, in the night of the oth inst. Transport, Roca ESTE R Willi a squadron of the oth. o a ll o e n t i ts l 3 ;o: a ti l ic Y e e i a i 7d: I , le n ir ot re k ek n o o t w lll i l i g ig where they ° a fpr l tia : lgl ran plump ashore among the rocks, under the high cliff - called in the eastern part of Mount's-bay, ate gut three leagtfes N. W. of the Li zard. Her sigma{ guns, of distress brought a great nuinber of people doWn to the shore. A boat with six men attempting to reach the shore was and five of the six, drOWne2l.- A buoy being then 'Lined on , shore With a rope, enabled the country people to*draw'the end of a hawser on shore, which they fastened round a rock, while "the peeple.on lxiard taitened the other end to the mizen top. A noose (called by seamen a traveller) Was then 'fas tened round "the hawser like a loose collar, with slings affixed to it :by which a, great many' persons were safely drawn on shore: But at eleven: o'clock next morning the Vesol went to pieces with the violence oftlie waves, and about 80 mtnt„ women, andChtldren, who still remained on board, were plunged into-tfie sea, which* raged with the greatest. violence, At this awful crisis, every exertion was made by the people'on shoed, at the imminent risk - admit - own lives, to save the,unfbrtune sufferers; and far the greater part of them were saved, thOugh many with severe, bruises, being dashed upon the , rocks by the violence of the waves. Bet is painful , to add, that .‘..)9 dragnons, in sailers, and 3.e.',hildren perished. Their' corpses,: which were colleted in heaps as the sea washed them on shore, presented a dreadful speEtacle. All the Officers (Vit. Captains RATltaosNa'anctSAVAlliE i Lieutenants HILNLY and 1.1011 - 0040i1G1I, and Mr. JORDAN, Surgeon) were : saved; as WCTOnISo Mro. JORDAN and Mrs'. LANDER, widow of an Officer whafell at Buenos Ayres, with seven other females, being all .that- were on board, and six children. The inhabitants or, Hel atoll raid its neighbourhOod have done themselVes infinite credit, by' the relief of every,kind which they have given to the„ unfortunate sufferers : and the Ladies and Officers OM ever remember the delicate attention shewn them by, theambiable family of I'RNlloSk,whO generously sent their own carriages. to fetch .the Ladies from the Wreck, and whose hospitable mansion has afforded . them the kindest consolation and protection. The soldiers are billeted t r s. 'taa Q rn i );t l : ?_ ) ilo w o o i -h oa l e o t,, l ; e 4 l: l3 t.ot',i9l:ilretellyylo-liosenvadaar natives v w i e 6 s l f o i u t ti t r l l i e i s r i o d r . d Vessel er struck,emum er was by - Mr. r;robt, the in 'veitt4r ()I tilt; is now en-ink/ad in convey p.iis:.tiers bet iA l evil New- port;_ aitu Atoany. s . ;11:d tLie tit* time dn the 2d ult. with 90 pas- tam's, On F.ridly the 6th in at Allestree-H 3 i,7 1 4 111 7 610 M t!te L tal atip I`,=C, ir3raots, Eiti. of a l'attAittle: 911 I u‘sdry thc. sothiust. iu Montague-a;iinace, the btf AnthonyUf l3. st. Leger Esq. of a baughte. On tur 1401 inst. a; 1 - !xmoutil. 1),:w0,., the Prtii.o l 44s7 Ham Eq. of a Son and 1-le /hi Sunday 4noruing, Mrs. pines St.et,wa: ;14 r9's tSoi). • . MARittEp. On - ti r ednesilay, .at 'the Chiirch, ShrewSburYi Jo. Seri, C:iteless., Esq. tir. 4 l4iss ftowlaiitts,49th that-04f! tin Sattirday last, at tVaratord, 11.:titS,. jwl;ti rails CooKii Of Chi:shunt, Ile•tis, to Miss...)riarzaret. 111unle, datigh• to of Thomas burile, 1-144, ofitiedttqd-:;tiyare.. The s4nierriay ' at Christ Church, M?. lota heaver, 0f,,1-1441444ie. to Alit, Cral4n, ftcood of ttro . late john Craliaii, I:sq. of tiie SMUG' ithCC. Ve,steickiy, at St. 11;earge's,, Blooinsburr, Newton. 'Esq; to Miss Skinner, daughter of thi hie Altlerm , ":in Skin ner. • • • Lately, at St. Pancras Church, Henry 6Jrabarn, Esq. t 9 Miss Nley Eliza 0' farrall. Yesterday sennight, Air. Thomas Croft, Printer of dui Preston journal, t,.) Mies H. Stockdale, flauillter of the Re.Y. Willi.lrn Stockdale, of'S.itueshury, Lam. DIEOr' On the 3d inst. ,at her hoot" at Pleataht View, near Dub lin, Airs. Ouquery, widow of Henry Duquery, LA. and only sister to the late Right I-lou. John Hely tlutcninson• Secretary of State, and mother to -the late Counsellor D query. (hi Wednesday last, it lluntingdon, Henry Cross, Esrl: Captain in the Northampton Militia. On Thursday, William Silty flie, 'Esq. of Green-Palk" buildings, Bath... ..1 , The sane night, at his house in the Lower Close, NO' wich, aged 52, the Rev. Jolla %Volker, one of the Milw r Canons at the Cathedral: On FritLay last, Mt. Thpmas Lawrence, of I)taper' Hair On Saturday lair, at het apartments in fititit-orcet, Sol"'' rqua e,,birs. Ault IVl•Carty, agdd - 49, late Ul Camden-Tonne. RICE OF .VPOCKS, - • YESIEStpAY. , Bank Stack, India Stock, Navy { _percent. ggi i a • lama ;bonds', is. di's. par '' '. I f lag ( 3 .7e i l l u c t r . e s e 79 n 7 t: . , , ... ( 1:;: n e. i i . : i tl n u i e: l 1; i 1 2 11, R i ►a 6 r, .js....P ...i fi f 4 per Lent. SiL 81 • - .3.311 Cput-..,1}c1err93, ' " 3 per Cont. Rea. 6313 i 1 mpenal 3 per Cent. ~. 3 . per ;..:t. Cctst. 63,1. 64 3 .43 i 'Unto...Ann. ' ,',.. 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' Batley Newbury its to nat 444444 to sgs4ad 211:1 04 to 4 9 sali s b u ry sp to tag ,4-j 3s to 3 8, od: 30 . 1 i; Basingstoke pi to 67s od to 39s od ISs od to 3 Win,:ttoter I 58.t . t0 oos 16> 0d to 324 0.1 r 30s ad to ,1 1 . 1 (:, D o vizi . 3 131$ to 7,A . 1 J 43 16';..Ps CO , ie t , W4rminster iSmo 7Js t 37b 4,t14-43$4dimis 24.01 3 ~ .. ~... , ~ Pl 4 ICE .0.1 , ILO ps, . ~,, . , , •,%, rofiK rri s . Kent, it. 0,-.. t. 51. z ;s. Kent,. 4kt dp. to (it: 4.54. pf StliptiVi, 41. 1;,. CO Si. Si. Suisok, 5t . ..0i0tt,6t..4C+ , .. ..,, 14,,w., ..p. 1,;,,r. to SI. j:, i'aratl4.4l, sL..ol ot i,..y . iftt. Olt , .. NaG $ . riaT, NEWCATE D • ~ . , ~. , „ __. ~ litthe t..7.tec.a.e. ' --..-.- . ~:i. ft. Beef . zs. 6(1. to 45....itak I Vett- .., '35....d...k01iA1 ° 1:t Mutton • 2s: Aci. LO 4i. 44;1, ei..414, , -,.... 4s ~•44. '.56:141. , '1 -- ~ ,•.- • , • • .-1 —— - —"*". • .. .7. , • I:- ':',.. , 4 , :.' . ~ ~* ',. •, • , Pitt (4 o 1; LEA•rii .pp c onish),cy LF.AusriAi.l."' ...- • - ~ .:;, Runs; . 5 0 1.0.561 b. eacht .4..... - .,...: 4 r . ~.*:• ,: 4 -.14-,1; to4t4r i Ditto, 00. to bsl.l),.Cli . - -,.' - -; -; ....4..,5 I. ,tO- 2 1,;:i . r.% Men:ots' Backs, - '-- - - ' 2 ti l: 'tq 2.'2"!;', I)sessitig tildes, - . 7 . ..7` "ii•-• ••- -... . 1 60.. - n: , 4 7`!",, , Fine CO.kcii Hitter, • -. '. -e: -• t-,"... ~ ... 1 6,i.' r; pir'ittll , Crop Littics, 3$ to 4o11),Ior cu , tti*. t - -17. t. .to.:44„, i 'm ' Ditto,. , 4) . t. 6- sclb• -- - - - .:;'" 2.-. Lt, 0,?•^1.',,' Callbkinsi•36 . to 4olt). z 1 ):1::•to 32 f. Pb.jilr ' • . - ..r'"' I)itto, so 16 6311). :,..).t. to 4A,.. t ux ID. - • . Ditto, _„,70 to lialt). .3 3.i. [0.3;4. i,,:r .1 'J. . ' Small Se4lll6reettiantit 3s.t. to .p.t. ,or I.) . Large a... 6, .- . i.,..:-to 16v,.i),:r t)JICK. Tduntd Horse Hides, 2ss. to 355. cacti. R.o l l' it i OLS. i . Best Ilei ter, and Stetrs (p. St.) flYrtfootry,.ist•too. to is• -., , ii a;. SA: 14 4 3. i. 0.1. Market Cait; i 2i. od. a: 4 °' Mitt , iiing, S. 44. to zs. btt. • Eog.fierse,t3N,to 16$0,0ciel0" . sheep Skins - 2$ 01 to Oil . . g L L c ) W . : -- , 1 15(115 in t,,,T . , ;: Soap d0..6tti,0 , --s• oali- o f; '' t s*. 6d. I Adam; 'S fair §os. SI: A '" Average [nice *,,0.' . 2.4, ' Ditto rote) --6. ..i.3.• •' ' • I GUVCS. um 7 ,od. .-: , • ' ' .., G,0041 Dicgs. Jo ., qd. Yellow Soap, itos.— M ottled, 465.--Luiti; v4s. 4 ' Price of Candles per dozen. / t ts. ed.—Moulds, rat :VW .1 _..... PRICE ' - - . St. jaines's Nfatket 43. 3d: Ware 1142rket 4s. 2d. ‘Vltitychattel Market.4s.. per,sttint St. jAMES's HAY - MARKET, Nov: 1 4. - • LW, 41, os. to 61. 6s. od.—Aver. 31: Straw, il. 160. o<l.lo 21. 25. ad.—Allif. IL' 10. Oa. WILITECHAPEL fIAY MARKET. • • . •• Hay, 41. los. ocl, to 61. 6s. od.—Aver. 51. ss. od• Clover, 51. sos. col., to 61. v6i. od.--.4.vvr. 61. 3N. anti Straw. 11. oil. to 21. 2s. c(1. .-../VVer.' JIiISS. New Hay 01. os,. per Load. CO„AL-MARKET. Ships at Market. Sold.' Nov.:9. 8j• Newcastte :•;C. ** 59 at' ,34 54 2 Suaderiand 71 at •I4'• 2 Cinders . , 2 at zSi tril ; 1 0 44 Newcastle 25 at 36s utt Stone CUM 47i' t', ( ; • , a.!Crutiers-. - at ' 4 7 6 ' ~ io! ...46 Newcastle 4; „Ali -191 * l"s but ( e t e , I c i 1 04 11 _ . 2 0 4 a .t t ( „, 1 3 -Cinders , kr at • ''