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, , SIM* ISSIZII,.. At the faiths count. of Devon, which ended on lest. at the Code of Exeter 1 the were 'capitally naseeeted, and roceinnA„ .'pr 4isithotis. 'Vittoria Lapis, a Bina * primer of , for the• wilful murder of Feraiodo PoMs, a 'fellow prisoner; yeae Danis Needle, tire' fenging an isdoeseasent oo two bills of exchange, for 111. Bs. ; Jae Mad r. for stealing four silver watches; and lea Piker for stealing a ten pound note. Lopes was *Jointed payment to his sentence en Monday la* ; Randle is left for execu tion • Hunter and Parker have been reprieved. The following were the most imposts** cases at Mei Prime : Friday se night, a cause in ejearnent, important to the parties, and of curious research. came en to be tried, as the Cud* of Enter, before Mr. Baron 'Tutor Hoe. and a Special Jury, •' Doe on the demise of F. Webber. Esq. a the tight Hon. Lord George Thynas, and others." The Plaintiff, Mr. Webber, is the purchaser from the Dean and Chap. _ - . . . _ - - - the peed- Un was bikes soy , •"'1 latp e rtis s is* as octa pornises also .and execution -a taken. K of The —se ,gtoostd, . - apprehmsda _ : altersktise conveyance appeared to piths, is worst, pony of the Dean, and Chanter. ILIWIIPIPOYstIis " Mr. Webber, yet, as th e contrail, mhsenleneme of . contra& in this cant had, ixeciedi= . premises is dispute, as r hes by the Dean and C hapter. i Cr= esiee l oza r built bosses. bad been redeem* say,) these premises could not,mhiestbe lamistlia i&s, pass by such conveyance ; and. with rasped" le. ' the claim under the lease, His Lordship entirely am corded with the objetticn tsken by tbe Counsel for the Defendant. Here the - ; and th is property, if the title be estaldislidirser caume tzt main at law with the Dean and Cbeneet.ond not - with Mr. Webber, the purchaser. The possession remains now with Lord e,onstenay. - The following cause, also, excited considerable interest : . TH ciao, so SLUOT ISQ. and OT SITU. This was an information filed by the Attorney- General, against James Elliott, Esq. late Mayor of Plymouth, and several Constables of that Borough, for f..lse imprisonment and obstruttion of the 'Meets end gang of the Pella* frigate, Capt. Lord Coch rane. in areention of a press warrant. A resat deal of contradieery evidence was giVen on either side ; but the again paints of the case were Moray these : On last Christmas Km, the gang having entered the house of one ihapbsus, a publican pressed a man who claimed an amp= ; on thi s, a violent alum 41albe ald GEM suet. in wbieb several blows passed,aad tbe vegetables being meat foe, seise( Lieut. • Crawley, and Mr. Perkin% wildshipmaa of the Pat io. who, by the Mamie for the penalisation. were represented as set beelitit been present at the affray. and imprisoned thaw is the black bole. described - as a very loathsome Arty place, without casements, Ike. where they were hips till the ant eftersooo, abase fear o'clodt. whim they were examined before the Mayor, and discharged. After a trial of eight hours, the Jury, the greater part of whom were special, returned a verthil of nor Guilty. .. —_. 'Mr. Wasson's wad Irma Agaiesil, is to run at • rw ade si . L i irli kum r. sit i = g l , l a g i n ie , Kr . s rx r es's for , the lane: for 310 guineas. Ths L i smalier, now Mrs A rata's flavhip, was built Grosortek, about sis yes:sago, by MILIIII3. ST'S ItLlt Ca WW2 LL. foe Masre SWIM •AN ST t V SW, ' Cpq, If elaggew k aad sareapsarad 4 Barba . abbot the end of Dosembor 1903, au a voyage m bmict to Newfouadlaad, by a French Ora n, and carried into Guadatloape, *beta she was ndenoned, and afterwards purchased for a luxue New-York. who fitted her eat for the present es ' dition. She carried 14 tons, 4's and 9'1 4 , sad was a mut good vesseli. - ip.. -, . I INC. n - • ntrEluezzics, • .• roatssiourn. AUGUST 7. Sailed the Fiore frigate to jo6l the Channel Fleet. Wind W. Sailed His Majesty's ship Cthrorer, 74 guns, for the Channel Fleet, with the Nimdte cutter. Admiral Louis hes hoisted his flag on board the WU. pro lowieer, which, it is expeCted, will sail to. night. _ . • • Seat, AUOV;T 7. Sailed the Lwow , sloop of war I end Detperete tun-brig, on a cruise. Arrived and sailed for the River, the .Ettrydices - Compton, from Surinam. roots, AUGUST 7. Arrived the Success, Osborn, from Newfoundland, part of a fleet of I 3 sail, under convey of the Rattler sloop of war ; left St. John's the 20th ult. and parted company in a gale of wind. The Master of this vessel confirms the report of an American frigate having been, from some provocation, fired into by one of our frigates, taken possession of, and sent for Halifax ; they afterwards fell in with two other American vessels. one o . ship, and, the other a schooner, which were detained by the English fri. gate, and sent into said St. John's. The fishery had commenced under the most favourable auspices. TROM LLOYD'S LIST. In the Rieer-.the Young Henry, Terry; and the Urania,'` . Warren. from Pethreburgh. Off Aldbre--41te Mentor, Stepheuson, from Petersburgh. lu the Humber-othe Neva, looney, front Priter.buigh i with. several other. At LirerpoOl-i.the Nancy, Wharton, from New York' Amity, Perkins, from Ma.saehusette; John, 1t..,. from HA.- fan; Seam, Stephens, from wisrawetts •, Br:tier:el ". Helen, -; and the Centurion, Gray, front Nam. In the Cl yde—the Alexia, Lieiiipten, from New Bruns.. wick. At Whitehaven—the Thetis Shaw I and the Baltic, Pone,. horn Riga; Jane, Camlibell, from Petdrsburgh ; and U.S Assistance, Natio from New Brunswiek. At Aberdeen-41:e Jane, Jamieson, from Dairies Straights. '` At Guernsey the Neptune, Migrate'', from ktiebec. At Brotegioothe Cherokee, from Biota and the Hack. Gardner, from Newfouirdiand. At Quebec-other Hibernia, Law, from Galway. At Witaanpoo—this Atlas, Moran, from Norway. At Rosissero—thisklibiwista.--.-.. lfnal At Nthfouildland-ohe Weinhult. —, from Liverpool. At Limerick. the Lord Duncan, Lune. from London. • At New Teak—ti. Charles, Se nse hum London; Indian aothems sad the MMHG, from Liverpool. At Wkitliyoothe Autumo„ from Nana. At Holleothi True Love, from Dorria's Streights. FR Ed SAITURD4r NIGHTS G.44ETTE. INSOLVENTS. biomes ceohnod for Debt, who intend to take the Seneit of en AO truant in the Forty.iixth Year of His melon% Ma. • ethyl. lento, intituled, ", An AO for the Redd of egirtake loselwast Debtors." (Continued Iron air Paper of yesterday.) PRISONERS in His Majesty's Gaol at MAIDSTONE. in the County of Kent. • - MST MOTICI. Richer' Godfrey, ferrate" of itainhans, and late of Chatham, both in the county of Kent, jobber and carrier. James Smith, of Whit-table and Sea Salter, io the county of Kent, sail-maker. Thomas Alreauder ' harmegly of Bexley, near Maidstone, and late d Dartlord, both in the moony of Keut, shop. keep,. Joh* Paine, late of Bthieurien, near Cranbro.,k, in the county of Kent, shopkeeper and farmer, and once of ilutheriedin, near Ashland, in the saki county, labour..rr. James Nettie, forenertly of Mershani, near Relate, in the • county of Surrey-, and 'Mee of Shame, near Gravesend, in the county of Kent, bomber and Katrina John &taster, formerly of East Chu.cii, is the Li of Sheppy, and late of Eastind, near Feversham, both in the county of Kent, farmer. Thomas Merchant.' late of sot* sear Seven Oaks, in the county of Kent, edgo-tool either. Edward Sbek ley, late of Mereeonb, Dear Teethige, but sin!, wenn, near *fathoms. both an the misty of Kent, &f -umes Whiff. Joint Cochrane. formerly of His Majesty's ship Osorywel, and since of Hts blojestes ship Lion midshipman. Stephen Rine ' formerly of Ayle.ford, hut Once of Braylwm Leese, both in the county of Kent, army aceethrement dealer. James Taykwi famed, of C.anterbefty, but tato of Hew, near Rochester, birth in the empty of Kew, labourer. PRISONERS In Hi ?daisy's Gaol of ILCHESTER, in the County of Somerset.' Mtn 110Ttell. James Dyer, forternly et Weirdo°, but late'( Bishop's Hull, both in the county of Somerset, scrivener. Jobs Pave'. late of Coombe St. Ift, ckohey in the county of So mono, innhowor and carpenter. William Bishop, late of Peak Petersen, W the county of So merset, labourer. John Rumen, formerly of Weekey, but late of WIN, tooth in the county of Somerreet, innholder and butcher. George Gage formerly of Newton, St Los, but late of Twor• sera, both in this county of Somerset, miller. Willies Helps, loge of the city of Bast.o the cogent, et So. imam, poulterer. Jameecregory, formody of Tromp, hut latest Lyme, is the wish of Kilmetoden, both In ale county cif Soretest, rope. maker. - John Bonn, kirivisale of URetalm, in the county of Donal, but late of Wellington in the among' of Somerset. Charles Catabh, feHM;flyes(Knigkooad, Chatham, in the county of Middlesex, but late of Bridgewater, in the county of So. menet, confectioner. • Cherie Raison, late of the parish of Stoke.under-Hasodon, is the county of Somerset, labourer and flas.dresser. John Parsons, 'monthly of Meath, In the county of Glamorgan, but late of Balcany, to the county of seaman, arun , monger. William Wait, formerly of Widcombe, but late of Lincombe, , both in she county of Sesames, gardener 4Pd nursery man. Aaron yenning., formerly of Pariretreet, Groevenorequare, in the county of Middlesex, but Lie of weilington, in the county of Somerset, *imp boiler. Robert Smith, late ofWillibou St. Deacomott's, in the county of Somerset, draper. John Dyer, formerly ef Welton but late of Maturities Coombe:both in the county of Somerset, ovation% Joseph Washr.r, late of Bridgewater, in the county of Somer set, innholdei and joiner. files Hall, late of the parish of Walent, ih the city of Bath, irs the them, of Sonaereet, carpenter and joiner. Elisabeth Phillips, late of N 0.22, College-Green, in the pariah of St. Augustine the Les; to the city of Bristol, in the comity of samosa, lodgin g house keeper. PRISONERS is Hie Majesty's Gaol in and foe the Lithely of BURY ST EDMUND',, in the county of !Width. vs UT POTICII.. Charles Morley, late of Lakenheath, in the toothy of Seffulk, outman, William Shorter Riker**, (sued by the name of William Retried.) formerly of &meet Town We the county of Midesses, sat Ism of thopetirla of Soles Herb Nelms' , bat, Is as meaty of Sada, veterinary surgeon. -- of Ed ea I " t • 111114314411/ . 112 Ws rceai3eat:sit's,sGeitoisl:astscit.lPSk.WlCH, and for Sohn Taylor, late of Stenrupland, us the County of Suffolk , nth. itillW l Giten, late of Ipswich, in the county of Suffolk, butcher. Robert Tuffield, late of Wickham Market, to the eounty of Suffolk, cordwainer. John Taylor, late of Detrenhans, is the county of Suffolk, labourer. Thomas Leatbeidale, Late of least., in the county of Suffolk, tailor Wiliiatn Gooch, late of Ipswich, id the county of Suffolk, gun smith. Robert Newland, late of Redgrave, in the county of Suffolk, collat-suaker. Samuel Borleigh, late. of Sylehato; in the county of Suffolk, husbandman. James BrarLaugh, formerly of Debenham, and late of Bran dleston, both in the county of Suffolk, gunsmith. Hannah Steward, (sued by the name of Martha Steward) late of Woodbri. ge, in the tensility of Suffolk, minium and mantua-maker. PRISONERS in the Goo} of HORSHAM, in the County of Sussex. TICST MOTICIL John Morris, late of Heathfield, in the county of Sussex, labourer. Walter Hickutott, late of Wedburw, in the county of Stzetex, labourer. Philip blotting, late of Brighthelmstooe, in the county of Sussex, schoolmaster. John Austin, late of Mayfield, In the county of Sussex, la bourer. Jamu Heather, late of Storrington, in the county of Soon, labourer. James Brigp, late of Horsham, la the county of Sussex, cord waiiier. Xhomas King, late of Hutitperpoio — t, in the county of Sussex, labourer Willtam Dallaway, late of f airtight and Hastiotp, in the county of SUPS*, brickmaker. PRISONERS in tho Gaol at HALIFAX, and for the r Liberty of the Manor of Wakefield, in Yorkshire. Flare tweiet. • James Batas, late of Halifax, ail the county. of Truk, inn keeper. SOS ph Fligg, late of Osseo, in the county of )(ark, cloth.rtig. nufafturer William Gibson, late of Farlsheston, in the perish of Dews bury, in the county of York, Olniket-inriu/efflurer Thornier Gilson', late of Earlrheaton. in the perish of Dews bury. in the county of York, b•anketoftwoufafturer. James Writer, late of I lolrfax, in'the county of York, shops keeper. PRISONERS in the Gaol of the Town and County of the Tows NOTIIN•IfIAM. StOTICt. Peter Rep's, formerly of Liyerpool, rn the county of Lei cester, and late of the tows of Nottingham, linen draper • hawker. Isaac Warren, formerly of Radford, In the county of Notting ham, end late of the town and Meaty of Nottingham, Num work knitter. William Pluwright, formerly of the city of Nesorich, as/ of Cow-lane, in the towu of Nourrighata, butcher. pRISONERS in the Gaol or Prison at DORCHESTER, in arid for the County of Dorset. 14OPT "metes. Sisson Slingsby, late of Charlotte-street, Fitarrry-sonore, is the . pariyh of St. blare-la-Bonne, in the courny of M and since of Weymouth and Meloambettagis, in tli i tZ , of Dorset, gentleman. Sarah Isaack, late of Handley, and &inc. of Blaniford ram% both in the snooty of Dorset, baker. • Joseph Corry,Jate of Ileheyter, In the county of Sernerset, Ins bower. Richard Lambert, late of Farnham, and since of Handley, both in the, county ..f Down, labourer. William Newb-rry, late of bturroinster Newton, and done err Hatrelbury Dean, both in the county of Dorset, baker. Hens, transom, late of Portland, In the county of Doe*, quarrymen. PRISONERS in the Castle of NORWICH, in and for the County of Norfolk. Norma. William Norris, late of Hackforil, next Reephatp, LS the county of Norfolk, baker. William Pottit, late of Mothballs, in the county of Ifforfelk, oardwairitr. fri • surge Raines, formerly of Hull, in the couoty of York, loft of Lynn, in the mom! of Norfolk, butcher. Henry true, late of Rayeninellant, in the county of Noefolll, • husbandman. Watts Austin, iota of Aylefuni, in the county et Norftilk, Inn. keeper lobo WA.; late of Upwell, is the county of Norfolk, farmer. William Stains, formerly of Halstead, in the county of Is. sex, rata of Gassing, in the county of Norfolk, dealer in cattle. John Nichols, late of Earsham, is the county of Norfolk, but cher Stephen !fervid:, formerly of Latham, in the county of Northampton, late of Lyn'', in the county of Norfolk, tim ber-merchant. Robert Sherwood, late of Gooderstone, in the county of Nor ' folk, blacksmith. John Cirlyer, late of Seamen, in the county of Norfolk, farmer. PRISONERS in Ws Majesty's Gael is and for the county of DERBY. vlsi? eseiTlet. James Berresfrod, of New Mills, and heretofore of Hayfield, both in the parish of gloss", its the county of Derby, cotton wearer. James Brown, of qaw, beretekee of Seam. lathe county of Derby, stone-I=lU vic hare he t t rfrise David &phew, of • oneyash, in the County of Derby, efflualles. Wilhite Cooke, of Winpitove Hall, in the parish of Pentridge, huretefore of Sawley, both in the county of Derby, bus tosoffmaja, form rly yiffreeller. Timings Hammon, of Hayfield, heretofore of Whitfield, both in the parish of Oksseep, in the county of Derby, cotton weaver, formerly cousin spinner. John Robinson, of °hemp, in the ceonty of Derby, 'tette- Mason. Isaac TOn•IVIA, of Chestoefield o in the county of Derby, rem. PRISONERS in His Melee?, Gaol the Castle of YORK, in and for the Caney. of York. -MST MOWS. Robert Simpson, late of the town of Beverley, In the •East Riding of the county of Tork, grocer and coen-laofte. Stephen Monkey, late of the township of Low ire IM parish of Kirk Leavings's% isa the Nut* Minn/ 'of the county of York, fanner. J•hil %Pencil. let , of Allehlllnl'lllitln-Wieh• be the North Rid. ing of the county of rook, foreleg. Richard Wilson, late of Kirby Wisk, is the Nor* Kitting of the county of York, farmer. Samuel Whitehead, late of Doncaster, Ils the West Riding of the county of York, shopkeeper. • s Sa iga t m h on u e e W l G g es ild,mi l w ß n kl e. i i n a , g t. la o t °f t e t o h 4 f e rd t cir e ie en pa Y t ' y r i j o n sh f t Y hir o o r r s Ps k u , ni n br l h ey iek , a us i : D leer a tb ra . e . o ld w : teh it iet Riding of the county et Yore, blacksmith. George Hamra's, late of Wakefield; in she West Riding 'wont, of York, marker. Thomas' Holoate, late of held% in Craven, in the West Rid ing of the county of York, sadist. rooms Feeraley the yooneer, late of the township of Bnat- W *hi parish of Laois, is the Wets liAllog of the ;chary ogle elorhnialker. Sutcliffe, late of Hopteestall, is Oho parish of Hahfax, - in the West Rohn( of the county of York, worsted wearer. PRISONERS in the She iff 's Word or Prison in and for the City aid Coarui of the City of EXETER. Plate NOTICt. " — es, formerty and lobeei Yetruinster, is the county ..naltster. • I, fenuerly sod la* of Morten*, in the stymy of .00441. • ter of the Cathedral of St. Peter, Exeter, under the set of Parliament for she sale and redemption of the land -tax, bf their manor or borough of East- Teignatouth, tythe of fish, aid all their property in East and West Teigamouth. The Defendants are trustees of Lord Viscount Courtatay and his lessees, and tenants of houses newly built upon, and adja- cent to, a waste piece of land, near the sea. at East- Teignntooth, called rais Dee. The obit& af the salon was, to ascertain whether the pan of the. Den ' as whirls thank houses were sniffed, atioally belong- ' el to Lord Courteney, er to Mr. Webber, as repre- sentative of the Dean and Chapter. On the part of the naiad', many very ancient muninteats. found la lite possession of the Dean and Chapter, (grants, enure-rens, leases. AO were produced in evidence, which anablished their manor, market, • and fair, as Eatt-Teiganseath, and sbewed, from the earliest times, racers of rents, by the Dean and Chap- ter._ for tenements on the Den. And by later rentals, that a piece of land, celled the Den, had been let, by name, at a wants rear. Witli the tythe ' of SWes for more than a century previous to 169.1. . And that of the name was omitted. the same ' ref iffs. dd. was readmit/ paid by the lessees 4 " O 7utiess and Chapter, up to the time of Mr. ' ehbur's maw- Some of the houses appeared k Alm its Ipsw bmWbult es dreecke slaw fur. On c - 1111i . pist'sf du DWeadasektliss pore was claim- L. 0 r e s e t i , rigitizrz : mum of Lestel called - 7.. V. mid Taiipwasedi•Ceuressay, 'apposed to be mane imam. widsla the paramount L • maser' and the Learned Ceased stated, that he "mad rads= various ancient bases sof this pro- . rnykimel. span isteialiom pod moons, taken on the wardship of lasaital,.jalant heirs of the Cotr- *inlay, is whish ski' mot of laud was peed- & specified. The unnetioa of the Cetus was . . ..ri • 4 , allisi wu 6 E2 .14bI lbr Shi llain" Defeathass. ; 11.4 1114.7 wma e l i piramouts suss ea .poists •it larw•pmdsubwip as is the mostisaiss of Awns is shit-wassibus Ms of Periimaseambrubm Audio smiesepeiss4f the liad-tai by corporate beam s aadoeaewasity of a precise speciS.athrs is their casusa, praviussly SO their coaveyaacee, of all the panic.. eon. , veyed i and • i the land-tax ai all each premise, ' hiving bees redeemed. The rfaiatiff then also siaimed ruler a lease granted by the Dean and Chapter, sew time previously to the elecutior at the conveyance. Bat here an atojetioa was taken tAnt the Dean and Chapter, balms (sly a 'him, el PH? wag right. could not great p ie — a 1 10 met h, r . 0 "Nei kilv, were not themselves hi neekm. Thi ; , rem* was• that the Judge dirstlail a assessit, of t , • die, voustl. as we apprehend; that skimmer tbr THE SURKETT COR N-EXCH NGE, Aoo. S. Tuary, in aiation to much remaining Whest, the arrivals are wary numerous, and the trade ablIP reduction in price of hs. per qOarter ; and les sales are mete, piesumeig 041 a further decline. 'Barley, with Malt. are each !mates cheaper. Tick Beans in abundance, and lower% they Pane at * 4; Vas, of second and ordinary quality, are in plentroadcbeeiver the fee fine nearly keep their price. Sales of flues Wtevrita loom i Rae Aniericaii 425. to 45v. per bar a. CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. Wheat........4/Y. 665. M. Beans... 40a 44. od. Fine d0........50a 52s Od. I Tick Beans 33. it.. , Rye 2114 425. 04. Oats ..21s. 116 s 34111 k Barley 321. 370. M. I Poland* sits. aa _616. 734. Od. Raps Seed neer. Ail sp. 00,, White Pea5....66i. 72$ 01. Flue Flour 7O, 0 4. Grey lid. Seconds . Ode *t. W. le • IJADICW.E.• Tho Cora•tnspottor's Return, ots Thursday, Aar. 7. Wheat, per load ' lll ....1 to' t3l ....4 ladeV, Per B6* .oil to OM-.4 Oats No -..4 Sio 40s .....4 Bows t Otro -4 to SU —4 ... PRICE OF Hors. , * a l . massif. Kase. Si ......6 to 6 61 Kali. .31 fp to &I IN Sumax.... .51 -.4 to 51 las Smoot $ fa to &I 1 / , !Casa 51 .—i o to 51 146 Farnham... TI ...... to St .. 1 14 Duty-.-1 56,1A101. Pawls OF H •Y AND ailltAw. TTTTT 194 T. IT wages. Hay... 11 Ds . 41 He 64 Hay SI 110 s • 51 Str+iv..ll 161 a it Ia VW Now Y 11Ia a Of to Clem 4% IN a 51 Straw .ll tag a 41 a SMITHFIELD, fat oar. itee. To siuk the Clitue—par Stotts et gib. Bier 44 Oda Its tkl I Veal .. 01 to St 44 . Woos.. .44 4d to is °Work . Ol 66 tto $ s el 144404. 34. Od. a 64. ed. BRAD Of C 44444 Tate Dee. Beast% about 1011-44Shosse ead Lambs, 11..t04. Itt4l) LICADENHALL MAttt[ A. By the Carcase. Beg.. 3. 41 te 41 441 Veal So Wtoio OA Mattes— .4. Ott in 4s 101 I tort OA to 4. 44 Lamb. 4s. 41 to 85."4/. PRICK vi FALLOW. St. Jaracei Market 31 10d Yellow Russia 53. Si 44h o#l Clare Martel Whitechapel Market St 9, , Soap ditto .. 11,1 1M Melting 0ta1f....e Ott Ma 1 / 1 1 Per Stone of 81b. 11e MA DIU* vougli Sil Mortice Price— Se 104 111 Town Tallow ...§od 691 611 (lost ISt Yellow Soap, -.li a TlO—Miertned, sb-+Cordi 9118, Candles, per doom, 1 Is.‘o4l4thadh, RA* 11402.5. Best Heifen sad Si.,sss par some, b. .41. tb Ss. de. ' Middlings ft Ili. to Ss et. Ordinary .••• .• Is 04. to Bil. 41. Market Calf .......— Its. $4. sicii. English Horse Ms. —4. to tie. —4 each. Slump Sk u ss .... Cs. N. so Is. 44. Lamb Stoll 2s. Oat. is Ss. od. inti ..--"-"------ a - WJAIWThiItiIT La Ditia, b. le ifi ai. wokb. a& . IA ow ift esdMtsak to sea gob .la Soaks • ' * 2U to II • ' oaf Hideo.. O4 to 1g ' VolllllCoarat Hides 101t1 to 21 Crop Nib tot tuttlott ' 2 . 3 to Id Flat Ordinar y . th to PI ' Calf Simi, 90 to 401 b. par D050n.... to Ditto, 50 to 70Ib. - bid to Old) , Intro 70 to 001 b. zed to SN 1 , A SotallSgatt (qrasolatml)r Sid to On) Large ditto . •.4 ~.1000 to Ms pet *Maw Goat Slti•oa --4 tow Tanned Homo Mat 2 1 . to 364 per bid& -- ..• 1 ' AUGOOT 0. CliA44l^ii ar. a . as.—_ Steps at Marlow. Sell. Mee. Se .!_in i e .. St Os Id aOs el •. : , a sk be a 4t. 0 .. is * .• 4 0.7, - - !falai OF STOCKS YESTSKDAY. Sank Slack *.* a 1 1 . 41 41 3 per Ces,t Sedlicte 3 per Cam Console 4 per COW i per Cent. N.rl Long An.,neties .... t$ IS 12 impori..l 3 per CUR. Onmiuns India . Bonds , li. to. Sm. Exeliegorse Bats English Lottery Tickets. l9l 13i. Consols for 6411 3 4i • T. 1113 H, Stock•broker, No. e v er:fen/all, an 4 9. Cha,mperoae. 1 IRISH STOOKS. Attie*. 1. .1 mos. Gat. Deliantures Si per 0104..... Gov. De►enture,. b_psi CAM.. • Govt. Stock 5 pa •• • oe Reid Canal • /rt Nit 1 Lien.. Almon*leat Si 9 4 U. Dino sst Itight 36 llottaolasi.. II 9 9 U. Hanabotel 64 4IIU. *llona Pato 1 day's date 14 7 Dm. ll4 15 1 11. lowdown. Cadiz Met Data 34 ant. Mad 14 INtio 414 el. Whoa Leghorn 4l Naples DobAiat on London (Ii SeUest.on Leedom (Jo &Kw e 9 Detdia (Dit esnimoss—susis.o. 04408 •• . 41 VIM* • .•• .00 44. C. Lisbess 61 QvAl .rw AI • 1 Cask 16 sows.. 1. s. a INrikipl awa b rai n, Dinageses... llssw Deists 6 • 0 . 1 11 / Sd.er 11111, /Ism Lnuis sub Ails wf slssi lbspls-isl *NAPO. • II For Cam, 1 113 1)5t.......... I) • .. Si 61 slays. BIRTHS. On Sunday hat. the Ladg e( $0 j e a n F ennsee y, Ran. w.. safely dee...vied if alaightik, et beet House, i.aer rear , On Wednesday Ist, in Rirthertf-atreit‘ 11114ar..equatei " Lady of Hew *s Lawln,Tall. bra daughter. MARRIAGE. On ttielte instant, et Wary-is-benne Goidie, to Mies Tuiree, dauithist If Traille, of the Royal Artillery. , • ATS, Yesterday was infe r red, D in E Sout H h e, rfeilits.2r, (niece df Wiliiam hlaudutt, , Yields, and oily Wow of Lucas Gat ger= who. aft er • lineenng consumption, emptaty fortuorie and resignatiou &W . day the 4th instant, betweeilbilwier afternoon. 'that Nalluali.• atw twii young daughters to &plan On Thursday last, the 7th intl. Hon. Mn. Frederick MI, wife of sernod 'On of I.nrd 13naton. HIGH ATt-AIIIS DAY, . i10rn.....311 min. after 8 I Even LONDON :—Printed G DAVIDSON. Bow-street, Covenbeemean, s Office, N. lb, Seek of Si. Clement's W. STUCK, of No: 7, New fella °uler., %c. for Mt l'Apirr, fent 'lll **will be 1R arlenckil w. 7 • nougotor• mete Church, o.'onelele la if the late Majur•Genetat S. 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