The Sun. — London, England, 1807-10-20 00:00:00

POLICE. ItlAwstoN 7 House.----The Deputy Water Bailiff char . , aed two tishermep, named Beadley Armitage and Jahn Stokes, and a waterman of the name of Jolo Dedr, none of whom were present, with hav ing used illegal nets in the River, as far up as Rich mond, and - with resisting Itimin the execution of his office, while endeavouring to gain possession of the nets. • _ . The Complainant stated, that he went up to Richmond on Sattirday afternoon, to see that none of the Eish6rnien were at work there destroying the young fry in_the River. On Sunday morning he saw the two fishermen in a boat,- and the water man, Dear, accompanying them in a pair of sculls. He made up to then), and desired that they would open the looker of their boat, aryl show him what they had got there. This they peremptorily retused, ant not only abused the Complainant, but were proceedin g to use personal violence towards him.— He called for the assistant:e,of some of his men, when the fishermen said they would shew the Com plainant what' he wanted when they got down to Brentford. They attempted to get off by cutting their cable, bnt the Complainant prevented them.— They then agreed to open their locker, begging that the Complainant would not take the whole of their net,' ,but allow them to retain part of it. The Com plainant refused to allow them to keep an inch of ii, and seized en the net which he now produced ; and which was prohibited at this season of the year. The-Complainant represented Armitage as a des perate fellow, %Om had only been lately liberated for deforcing ari officer in the execution of his duty. The Loan MAYOR granted warrants against the whole three, to appear, and answer The charge made against them. BO w- HEET.—Yesterday John King, alias Gins, ho, we stated a few days since, was 1 caarged with stealing six sheep from -a field near .A.4(11, was brought up fbr re-examinicion beforeJ'Amcs RELD, Esq, when another charge , fur sheep-stealing' was exhihited against him. ft appeared that he had stOlen nine 'sheep'froth field near-Shoootees-hill', on the ad of" Vebruary„, the properly of ,Mr.,Jones, a initcher,ol -I NOolwich: On.the titb of the. same month he -saki them to Mr. Stanton,, of the Half-Nloon public-house, near Norwood, .for ass. each, pretending that he and Ms brother were farmers, had bred them, and was driving ahem to market, and Were very tired. The Prisoner was likewise charged with felo niously stealing a mare,. the property of John Do ver, a farmer, of Thorn*, iu Buckinghamshire. Wm. JaCkimill, Of Gawcott, in Buckinghamshire, stated, Hilt he knew the Prisoner, who abo u t two, tulles from him, by the name of Benjamin Gibbs. On the !nth of last: January he 'Met the Prisoner on the Edge Ware-road, about live or Six miles from' London ; when he got home he men. flatted. to the ''rosecutor the ciremnstance of having met, the Prisoner on a mare, and the description answering to one th;.it, had been stolen from hint about three weeks previous, the went to Woolwich, Where he saw the same mare that lie had'seen the Prisoner riding, in possession of Mr. Toms, a. farmer. A few days after be accompanied the Pro • secutor to Mr: Tom's, at Woolwich, add when he saw the mare, be identified. her to be his property. The Pris Oner was committed for further eXatnitia firm. Tram. Tucker, jun. the .banker and serge•tna nufaEturcr, of Exeter and Cornhill, who is in Clig tody for being, an outlaw, and not appearing to hi.'s bantruptcy, underwent another examination, and was re-conunitted. MA111,4110 ROUGH , STE EET.« , ...^Yeinilday a man was': examined, charged with forging a will, ,purporting .to be that of a Mr. Priddie; and female was charged as an accomplice. It appeared,' by the tes tiniony On the part of the prosecution, that Mr. Priddie- had property to the amount of ;3001:. in the funds, and that.one day last week the male prisoner, after ha% ing procured the necessary documents at Doctors' Commons, by virtue of the supposed-will Of Mr, Priddie, whom he represented as being dead, he went to a stock-broker and sold put the 3001. in company with the female Prisoner. Mr. ['riddle, 'on going to the bank, as usual, for his half-yearly diVidend, was informed that Iris stock had been sold by a person who had represented" hint as dead. In:. formation was given at this Qtfice, after it had been ascertained of the stock-broker that the male Pri. goner was.the,mart who had received the money, And ; , after some trouble, be was secured. He, -however, had sent the 300 L The Prisoner, who was ; intimately acquainted with Mr. Priddie, had advised him not to receive his dividend until a year had expired. The Prisoners were tetuauded until next Saturday. (AU eVw-sau AII .--C4tharino Preslove was brought up, charged with having feloniously uttered; two: pieces , of coutgaleit coin, well )knowing them to be y ' false and counterfeit, as and for good seven shilling pk-.Ces, to a Mr. Joseph : Bowles. The poor miserable creature, who : is one of 1) ) e 16west order of prostitutes, ,denied any lf.nowledge of their being base - , and added, -that she had, received . them frOtu a soldier in exchange for, her company. To give time to find her liberatirietid, she was coot mitted for a re-examination. • William Tow was charged by . a Mrs. Bagshaw with stealing grapes from the premises of alqr. Bad coCk ; as the charge proied to be .wholly unfounded, he was discharged,' and the patrelu who 'took him and kept him were reprimanded, Mrs. terry,sybilless- oliKehsington, appeared against a resident in the same hoUse,' charging her with an assault and gratis and abusive language, to: the, e,Kat damage in the 1,1; , ay of her business, as a ,proliqo.o . l. Of the octia,sciences; to flits charge it 1.4 ah an.,Wered, that she owed some money to the Dutendant, who went to ask her for, it, ,and in a peacea6lc way, considering how inuchshe had been., annoyed by, her and her tellowers„ who were conti nually coming to ioijuite after the fortune-teller in a very troublesome way, .but was refused:with some I teavy nc ontatie-A, • . - %Inc Magistra!es were of opinion, that thipSybille4s kid done toe wrong,' and that 'the , parties Should' c,iatige places f this Induced them- to order Mrs, Porry pAy nit Tt.e eipenees, r and the complaint to • LON i witcd h; Thomas Quekh And &it'd men in the employ of Mr. Wood, the brewer, in , Strtittou Ground, were charged with stealing a sack of ground malt tram his - brew-house, and John Summers, a cow-keeper, in Tuthill Fields , , for receiving the same with a guilty knowledge; the case, not 0111 y by the conlession of the parties, but otherwise, was n,:atle out, but by the humanity of Mr. Wood they were discharged, after receiving an admonitory address from Mr. Pimtrs, the Sitting Magistrate e —Several other cases were heard, but of leks importance, PUB C -OUT CB, WOR SU • STR 14. T. —Yesterday Jetft underwent an examination, charged- on suspicion of stealing a bee-hive and honey froln the premises of Mr. Danford, at Widinore, umr.Brom ley, in Kent. Several witnesses attended and gave evidence - against the Prisoner, who not being abieto deny the charge, was fully committed to. take his trial at time next Kssizes for Kent. •. A man of the name of Price was charged by all elderly .man (a tailor), who stated, that whilst crpsa.- ing the Tenter Ground, near Finsbuty-.sqnine,. a .few nights since, with a bundle-, he was loocked doWn by the Prisoner and another man, when they attempted to rob, hint of his bundle, which he ..re sisted, and made an alarm.• Several persons came. to his assistance, and the Prisoner was taken ltrtn custody ; the other made bis escape.. The charge being Made ont, lie was fully coramitteti..kt,Ne,W.. gate fur, trial. iiiilEElCd; BALTImor.E, Atm. 2g.—A private Leiter has been received in this City (the information, Contained in which is corroborated by the accounts received from . a Vreuch Gyntleinan who came passenger in the Swedish Schooner Juliana) which represents the affairs of Hayti in rather a different point of view thaii the article .did that was published under our marine hondry6terday. The letter states, that Gen. YA,rou, who w 0.110 Of Oc:11. Vi jON'S Qt'hcers, did revolt with .part of a Reginient that was . under leis command, in consequence, as it is said, of YA.70113 haVin , r received certain letters from di 11,1StOrli ; but that after, a while he yeturned to, Port-au-Prince, : and surrend ere d th e t roo p s to PETtox,.With apparent. marks Of contrition. From late accounts that had been received 'At Aux Cayes, there Were some hopes entertained of CiIRISTOPHE'S being subdued, in which case it was expeCed a change would tale Place for the better. The confusion which wa said to prevail in the Island, .was _no4hing but ,;theas setnhliug of conscripts to reinforce the army Sent on to attack the Cape. Coffee at Aux, Qayes was from ,to sow. Capt. FISK, Supercargo of the rays, he was informed by the French COllBlll .at St. Ja°, with the intention that he should publiSh it on his arrival here; that orders had been issued to the French Prirateers out of. St. Jago not to. capture American Vessels &mind to Jamaica, or any of the English Ports. He observed that the French Decree would not he put in force in the West India Seat. .\s an evidence of the above, one of the men taken out of the ilmhytel says, that the Privateer he was in buarded a Brig from 'Wilmington,. N.C. bound to Jamaica, and dismissed hem' is consequence Of rho aboVe order. A Orig , 4lar circumstance recently happened in the neighbourhood of Harehatcb. The fish-ponds' of a Gentlenilin, which communicated with the river Cottle, having been, repeatedly robbed, the owner at length stationed some labourers to watch during the night. After waiting sonic time they perceiYed a man swimming up the river,..untillte came to the fish-pond, where he filled a . sack which he brought with him with fish, and began to switn back. He was hailed bythe men on one side of the river, and ordered to come on shore, but seeing four of them, hedeclined, and endeavoured to make the opposite hank, where only one was stationed, but who would not let him come on shore. The man swam some distance, followed by the men on the banks, and at length got on shore on the bank where only one man on watch was stationed. A scale en. sued, in which the man on watch wounded the robber so severely with a hanger, that he died soon after his return home. A COroner's . Jury rchuned a'verdit of IViUul Murder, and. the labourer has been cotnnfitted to take his trial. INTRODUCTION or CPRI4TIMATi INTO A Catholic Missionary at Pekin, named OnEApATo, has been senlenced to imprisonment for life, at Geno, in:Tariary, for having converted inunerons Chinese to Christianity. A native of Canton,' named CHIN-YO-VANG, and some soldiers, who were instrumental to thin pious labaurs of OnEADA TO, have beep punished, and all their converts have been sent into banishment and slavery, at - Eln, iu Tartary. The books on Christianity, the blocks with which they are printed, and all the pap er s: o f , ODF,A,DATO atitl his JolloWers have been publicly • burned, and several Military and Civil (Wers have been. banished for - their negligence in suffering the people-to be corrupted, 1 lie Gospel had been pub licly preached in numerous churches, and it is sup- 7 posed has made such impressions amongst the na tives as even the persecution to which they are es posed cannot efface. As a maw o(the name of Bradford was going into the cave belonging to the Red Cross, at Reigate, on. Tuesday last, to dig for sand, he took :into the cave. with hiM a man totally unacquainted with the pas sages and holes, The former had been often there helbre, and thinking himself perfedly: acquainted with; his way out, and having a mind to play a joke with his companion, by leaving him . to grope in the ~--dark, put out the. candle at the farther- end of the (tare, and proceeded to get out hitnself, while the other remained within.—This, however, was not so ;easily. accomplished ; for there being a dangerous rock to ascend near the month of the cave, he miss ' ed his step,_ fell 'lei:dicing clown the precipice, and broke his arm. Thus Liifi be pay most dearly for his joke. A.wicked attempt was made by a party of armed ruffians, early on Tuesday morning last, to destroy by lire the woollen latiory lately established at Brad, ford, Wilts, by Messrs, Divett, Price, Jackson, and Co,. Au 'alarm being given, the villains fled, leaving in their haste two large bags, and two glass bottles, .which had contained combustibles, a loaded pistol, .and two ladders. • • - v IZIC I lARD lIARRI3,OI NO. 4, Martiett-court, liow.: , treet; atilt published by WILLIAM ARMICIR SCltirPs, fit South Molton.stteet, Grosvanoursquarci Wit No. t ff.!, Strand; wherctildv&tisemints Unters for the Poper, I viters for the ,fdAtvr-, 4c. (poitliidi, must be gddressgd. ii4iw eoltk, PCT. 10.—Ye$torday the Earl of tIAR- ItNGTON, Commander ill Chief 'of the Forces in this Kingdom, arrived at Central Furth's, 'Cam ch..o-place. It is said he is on a tour of ittspec:, tkni titrougy the Maritime Connties, to see that the military stations ou the coast aie•in a proper state of defence. CLONAELI., OCT. 7.--SOIlle• dAyS Op an inquest- . was held in this county, on the body of James Conn, . a sub-constable, for the apprehension of whose mur : ‘lerers a liberal re%%ard has been offered by Lord Do,NouGumou4.. This, man was inhumanly , butcheredon his return from, the last Fair of Caltir„ and his arms taken away.. Lore D. atteuded the inquest, and has been unreanting in his endeavours to bring theperpetrators of this murder to justice. ii On Monday se'nnight his Lordship, attended b.y an escort of the 1 tth. Light Dragoons,. unexpectedly scoured 'an extensive distrid of the country around Knocklolty. His Lordship mid the "party' remained eleven lioqrs that night in search of per setts against whoin .hip Lerdshiphad infOrniatai for various otfenees. Seven persous,.charged with tnur- t der, and 'other capital . offences, woe secured and committed by his,Lordship to the Gaol of Cloninell. .. Among these were some farmers of the higher ' order. Much. good lies already resulted, and Much more is still likely to result, from the spirited exer.i . ' Lions of Lord floNotrannottt. tlis Lordship's'Ait* , ' nes.s and dec,i.ion reeder him peculiarly well calcu ,lated to overawe awl keep . down that disposition to outrage, which, : bin fur his Lordship's timely inter positions, would probably ere this- have . been enure strongly manifested in this,Couutry. ••• I..F.T'Olt VRONI I),ALLAKASLOtia .0cT.,8,j807. • oar great 'Cattle Fair commenced on Monday the sth instant; with sheep, of which there were sold -72,025---Unsold 440:--Total /6,024. The prices were nearly the same as last year,, but were rather loeking up, The general stuck were. admitted by every-one ta he greatly improved avith- - , in these fea, 4 rears, both in form am! . size, by. the iotrodudien of New Leicester RillllS. Such breeders' as have. 'ameliorated the coarseness and unthrifti:- , nest; of the large Irish 'siaeep, by a naoderate addi,, don of the New Leicester blood, command the highest prices at this Fair, but most of those who have substituted thorough-bred New Leicester Ewes in the place of their lristi ones, are supposed to have materay injured their docks—in both cases the . Woof has sudered, audit is hoped effectual measures. will be taken to restore the ,quantity and quality of thiS valuable. article. An outcry has been raised against our grazierS fa supplying the marketa with young Mutton ; but the fault, is in the 'consumers themseiVes, who:-will not give a farthing, per. po;ind time for tour than , two-year old Sheep, and, at the present iftg.b rents, the- Cirinier cannot afford to sacrifice all his profits to pease their palates. ' in London, South- Down Mutton unifermly sells for one penny 'per pound • more than the large young Mutton, and'the Gra! bier:; are paid for keening those Sheep CVO, till they are aged, by the superior value of the fleece and , the low rent of the land Which will mairitain thern-4 , a great number of this breed have lately' been im ported into Ireland, and promise'te be the gentle. Matra mutton of the ;tintitiy. The Horse Fair was on, Toanday, and a more vl,‘,'YreytCtl.ele.wil;Ltell‘ebliboirtsiOestletteptoreserdwt,orissaslyt‘,lit etreefificietintpleitiglffa for the road, the cart, or tfie plough, fur eo one: per. , . profit.--There has been a . 'is rapideed"el degenera cy tw o r t a ' iryyiltr within- the: last tidy years in the hearses of this Island, which is attributed to a mixture • of the, heavy black, or Flanders Draft Horse, and tbe dwindled Racer, with the Original' valuable breed of' the countryi which has prodUCed :disproportion ) , weakness, and inactivity. ji sho4ld ;seem that. King's Plates were originally' intended to encourage the breeding of a useful description of horses ;' .old, still it .Gentlemen of the Turf could he -induced , to keep the strongest of their bories over till four yeari old, and then use them at .high weights; they Might essentially serve their,.eountry. How far the Sul folk punch Breed, which ores° much approved- of in .England, and are certainly excellent 'for the purpose of draft, wil l' answer . as 4 cross.. for our common . mares, can . be proved only by the mostaccnrate ex ! periments. , . . "The Bullock Fair':was on Wednesday. There were sold 5659--Unsold 30,49—.:r0tal 87:4, A G en il eA nan who pin - chases eight ,litindfed,an» nuttily at this Fair, is decidedly of. opinion,that a , manifest improvement has'taken place in :onr .bo.i• locks within thesefew - yeats. It is to be lamented , that there has been a. serious 'fall in the, hersfalock , which wereat least I 5 -per cent, lower than ..last tear , This is - imputed by the graziers t o a collu sion etween the Navy Cuntratitors• and persons con cerned in the provision trade; to countered avhiclr, -a company was lately'. formed, who acted perhaps with much more zeal than discretion. Their pro 4 jed has failed, and the,graZiers are, :tow m ore at the . mercy of the coptraators than Wore. To a super-, fjcial observer, it would Seem that the low prices ' arise: from the great supply,' pat ticadavly .as beef is' an article which carries itself to . Market ; the pviee would soon be equalised, if scarcity created demand... There is .a constant fluctuation In the produce. of laud f- when butchers' meat is. cheap, bUtter and milk are proportionably ,higher, and vice vertu ; if all decline in price, lands must tall ; if-they increase, lands must rise. Any attempt to contront these ef, 'leas of commerce will prove abortive, and. will • generally be attended with consequences the re.' verse of those intended. lipon the - Whole, the provision trade is a subje& . of greatdifficulty ; if the contracts were divided so as to be Within the' reach of a greater number of competitors, it is sup posed Government would be supplied on better terms, and the graziers would be better paid. On Wednesday morning,' Lieutenant Shafiee, of the Sussex Militia, son_ of Sir Cuthbert Shattoe, threw himself out of the chamber window, at his lodgings, in French Q-ardens, at Finn.; and, in eon, sentience of the bruises he receivtd, died a, short tiine after. He bad been loft behind thotegirnept, in ebutienuettee of b...ingaftlitied with a bow el cotil, ‘ w 6icti.brovght on delirium, and thus led to this unhappy catastrophe. r.!.urclaii !bottling n ihoeking act ident happened in Qtteen-street, near the Royal Oaks PortseG 'act going co schoor% WhU. standing on the tort! wheel 44 a waggoik,to math luty, the wqgg. oo, went. no,. when, dreadful to relate, the _hied whet'l tierit''over him, broke hits. thigh, anti titi.eruistt ntual hrulseil hint. It %qui not long sitvoea broOta of 11)4 , lad, % , :hosi.t. name is INfau.sbr;dge, was itAie 6•0:..04 • tiluiivltur.t,liv a liglit-bc;betuaD. • BIRTFiS, Oti Tuesday List. at Kerectl, Scottattd, Mrs. .MAW Dunsmure, of a Son. On .Friday at Doetors" Commons, the Lady of Chris topher konms9n, Ebq. LL.D. Of a still,born D teD. On Sunday OK. sith Inst. at his house , at-Butts-A sh, ort the bottlers of the New Forest * Hampshire, in the 9401 yea t . of tps age, Thair.as Moody,.Esti, one of the otdest Lieu, tenants in the Navy. ' • . . On Wednesday Int, - at Norwich, Miss Sophia Astley . sixth daughter of Sir Jacob Henry Astley, hart one of thc't Reresentatives in Parliament for the County of Nartalk. On Saturday last, in Upper Se3mdtir-street, Portman! square, the second daughter of,ll-e4try C rAw tord, -Esq. Oh Friday the 9th inst. in larncs's-square, ramburgli, age:l' 70, William Mitchell, Esq. of campbelltown, .gylet.hne, tbrmerly of Aberdeen. Ott the 23d ult. at...At/wet-don t William May, 'Esq. born, at Chatham in 1725; vas, until the Revolution of 1795.:t principal Officer in the Dutch Navy, and First Cuttlatts.:, stoner of the Admiralty, Member of several, teamed Sui.ie, ties, tattler of William May, Esq. Merchant, of [etCrios, sqttare. Yesterday sc'nuight, atter a short illness, at his father 4 house in llond-street. Mr. William Woopec. - On the 17th inst. at Hackney. latnei Lack, aged psi yeari. Ile had served as a private_t...vldier under George -and IL Was in the German Wars m the feigns of those twfit Monarchs, and attended General Write in his la 4 l invm eut, at the siege at Ruche; : thiorgh pe , had been in fteen gagemenrs, anti twenty.tive skirtntshes, he had not receivett • a; wound, and boasted till his death that Ile never shewed• back to•t heenenty. He *tattered him- elf, some weeks pre-,. 4ious to his ctissotution, that he shoblti tire tb the age of 04 Parr: PRICE O!' STOCKS IESI:SADA Y . , Bank Stock, 4251. 226. India Stock, Nitvo : t,..r Lea, .96 j l India 4i0i,1::, par . • 5 I..er Cent. 1797, "Exclisqu.-.1 hill., is. p. pr, ' 6,45 per Cott.. • Otuniurn.. 4 per C:cpt.. 79 i - Dcterro.l Stock s . I per Cent. iced. b . r.l i 1 i.operiai 3r er Cclit. ;:per Cent Con 62 i# Ditto Anu. . , (rank L. Aria ly , 7- iIDtIIS 4 VOA. iUt NOY. 62 i i • Ditto Short Aim. HIGH WATER AT I.( RO MMoN W DR U DGE TO-MOltt Moti i ng, 4 4 thin. atrcr Afternoon* 4 Min. 4.1ter . ,1, LONDVN NIARKEIrS, agth RETURN OF WHEA." By Messrs; C u 11. .tsUt NI Including, oply from the otyalltri urecit 67 wuaters at 73 . 5. o.d 647 --- at 724 at .7 1 * 77% s -t . at 60 o.t 6%. 0.1 t at • 67a 6 -61 at - Os od T I,4IRK.LANE, L id4 l t.-) the .11 k.N.tot . 4cr ik . to the Act. 30 Qnarters at , 63s 64 at bas #4: ?-o at 64p; 94. 601 cc, 4 Go) "4 44 2'47 677 13t 94 0 at 535 4 1 - it s 64 too --rb at izs 94 Ass. per (.2ttartrr. —.Maw 635. 3;0. lrt Gast Itirturit. 6 - at 66i od 233 4; 65s 6t4 at tts, al aid --• at 64,i Od Anti 9 SilArtert at Ma: 73.40 ai. 41. lower th • A itt:TURN OF FLOtftti Fulfil utt. 3, to Utt. 9, front tlle VocKet-Officci Sacks. b. d.. Sack b . S. a Seek k. t. Ai 18 6,5 01 30. —57 -- ° 2 li -7 5.3 CI 31042 . --- 60. o lit ------ SO 0 3 7 '.... 52 I to --- $ 9 6 aS —55 6 •to— 51 4 49 8 54. ° 213 -- ii el 2,8 -- su 4 7 ; 8 61 1 3 , —54 6 i 48 4", 4 44 81 "---- 5 3 o i u - 2 5 54 0 I a awl-14.191 .N,itcoi. —Average g9s. 4J. per S.iclz. e s. ii'. per Sack higher thin iii4t week. -.a ;. PRICE OF HOPS. SAG*. POCK iTS. Kent, 51. ss. to 61. 23 . Kent, 5 1 . t , s. to 7 1 . as . ussex, 51. us, to 51. t6s. Sussex, ;I. los. to 61. los, .li.bini, i 4. OS. to 51. t6s. P4r4llant,"9l, us. to 'lO. o>- ..:...._ --Is _ . • ...._ viLESTE RN COUNTRY MARK kTi (last Week) per Ws • Wheat. liatley. , ti.its. Newbury 1 sos to 76s 1 32> 0 , 1 to 36s ad I los q,l to 361 Salibbiiry ...,- 1 , _s to 6its i j4s cy4 to 37s ad 301 ati is* 314 ilasitt i otok* its . to 7os 1 3ici ad to 31 . 3 s ad :Bs ad to 314 WitW I itestot b4s to' 63s 13 5 1 04 to 3os od 3os Ott to 34, Devizes 606 to Its 1,341 ad to 3lis E' ,3asod to 3ii Warminster I 5 6 s to .74s 1 35s et! to Os od.l 41s od to 371' _ . . NuNvGATE'Arsiri i•FAnENHALL MARKETS ? By the..c.)trcals,e. - Ileer 8(t, t o 4. ocl, Veal 4i. oft. tf) m ut o n 43. 10 41,1 Pork ss;od. to Gi. 4g(l , L. 410 - 4s. ed. to ss. oil, PRICE OF t.EATli,ell (per lb.) AT. LEADEMIAL- 6 Butts, so to 5619, each to 1 0, Ditto, - 6o td 6sl6..each • to 214 r - Ail.irCtiait Is' ,is d, to 20, 1)0 , 444 1 , - - • -174 ' 1D. 1441 l'ipeCtutc . b clines, - - .l d. tip Crop`Hides, 4; to olb. fbr cutting - IIP Or M t 45 to soil?. - W ettlf.sltitte,-.30 to 4,7,10. 36d. to 4zd. twf th. ' Dfito,' se t0.701b. nil. to 35 t. per lb. Ditto, io to Seib. pet, td -3yt. per Small Sezis(tifientiritt) - 381. tv"41)(1. per lb. Large ditto, - togs. to, "bps. par 04;e11. 'strineil /Ors; I jideq, t4s. to fos. cacti. • T +a ' •• I PRICE ()F A 1 4 1,40 W. ' St. James% Market 3s. fed. / TownTallow—s..?4,'OSsit Clare Market 3s. 1331. i 'Yellow Rusoi.i.b7s!os. al: Whimottapel Matlict 3s. . 9id4 1 White , do. —s; od. 0354 • wr stung °Nib. -- Soap do. Ots. 635. Jodi. !"A., Lis . ; iv. 1 meiting stair —s , .4,,, j s4" _ ..., esyerage once 35.. • tOd. "Mita Wall —O. 345. 9 1 .‘'' I C:laves 1.21. 911... Good dress i as - : ed. Vetiow Soap,' Sas.—Mouled; 005..--Curd, 94a. , r Price of Candlys per cozen , Its. ad.-140414S , 14* , ' o4 ' _.......e. St. IANILS's UAY 4,(AttI(E,T, Oa. 1 7. • Ho, 41. C.*. (0 6L tzi. ad. —Aver. sl. 65. o•l• Straw, ii. IES. to+i;to %I. 2s. 0(1.--Aver. 11. 19i. 0 "' WI-lITECHABEL. HAY 114ARKt.T. , Hay, 41. tat,. ats• ges• ad.—Aver. sl, i ts . glover, sl. tos. at 7L as. ad.'- 7 -A var. 6i. ss. o ,l + Straw. rt. t4s. att. tW2i. 61..01.--Aver. %I. os. New Hay et. as. per road. . • i '~ - ' (~041-MARKET. - ' ,Ships at Mailc.et. " So:4. , es 021. 12. 100 NeWCaSt:a * 97 at 474 of' 54 co 36 Sundt 2 5 at 414 od 5 °6 . co. . 0 ,1 Oot,e Coat ' e• at —a . oat --) s Cuaters 3 at 3:4 _421 e $ 61 14. s 6 Net‘ostlp 3 7 at. , '6 4 Q" i s 9" 2 Sgtoterhuitt 9 at 4 - 4 IA 4 ,- ,1 ) A --) t 2 Stone Coal 15 at -).-4 .).• ' co - 0 1 -- ti 2 CuniqS 7 at 4°3 64 5 " ° i 26. 4, Neo.,..itie 13 at 44; A ~..!5 0, 1 17 Sundcriantl to al —5 os. o p [ Stol , e COl l / 1 zll 60 °L ad '''''s Gd 2. 4 Cu:tiers t at .3 , -)3 _ - _,, —....--•