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447r - LivrE 141p.sriww. rot RT Omit /Went; ' FlefbiT, trolnifiktik 20: errohartit-attwrwat. L. 'ERIC COSPORATION OF VRIIITOL. et f !uto ettaacitt.Luit WWI occupied until .h it:stst u o'clock in hrur;ny the further ergo-, r:4'w ni Counsel iu tifts casr, at which hour his '1.84104 row. _ •,4').-CHANCF.T.LORII . COURT, tvircoLu's Pew, /*away, Neu SR IT. Ati 4 POT fi F.CARVII BILL. Asti) AND N 02631.1 GTOX V. ressusa wog- LI4I4ITON. 11011114 e inotirif far an injunction t restrain is Junes from taitnist out an Parent's's on a .e•it of thus ht Awl oviblviinra in a Coat of Lin. I:Kt-CHANCELLOR asked wee Jane, a party ,:.•• .sit Gtr. !lemon said he was not; it was • hill of in h,r the purpose of havisigtheiwiteta of a • - •tre. Jror desttibuted tostoiczst his ert`thiNts• The 'Oststor; Thomas Wouilington, hail occupied a '4,4.! farm in Leicestershire, whith . he was obliged te'f,vt•ep on accouia of di health. snit retired too s•et;ge in the neiglibotarhood, where be rented a I house at Gto year. Ile had contracted some .r... 1 ileitis, but their being owing to poor people i• -.A. them of consequence to thew, ~,d on the -.-Sif of the Testator. his marts would out 'owe than el;teitargc them. Mr. Jones, how. eta:. omit. • ilrtuat.d of 400/. fur drop ad. tuire;rtercel by him to the testator. which was re. • as ed by the Defendant. the exrcator. It after. s..,:••is appeared that the tettator, in his life time. 1.04 paid 11r. June. 1001., which ;educed his demand tt; . e.;o/. He refused to furnish an account. The .e.-atnr, 410 was alio n creditor of the t-stator to e re. ; li n eme n: O f 40t, offfed to give op his 1101111 rif.t the assets, anal pi Mr. Jocer 200/. tt lie I .)hra. Lttii a receipt in folic this he rettised, but or,red to tuka 2401.. which not bring comphrel he bre,l 44 lo' I:ta action against the exreotor for hind then. for the 'first time, were the item* his I.ccomit fora:shed by a hill of particuls.rs. :Mit such items, lie sooposed, had newer been locfore tp.vrii of in the distliel• of mediCine. He nOtalel slate hisil , tnuor a few of them. The testator's cum “taint. w:ts • elropl—the first charge %CI.. " To -.5 75A draughts tarnished to the testator." %he ..th:r ileitis consisted of wirtsres. hawses. wed pills, .3 double that amount. The action was tried et the 16.1 Aas:2••• at Le•ce.ter, and Mr. Jonrs obtained a tardict for 2001.. the executor, by his plea. having :Omitted assets of the testator to that amount, al. thougli, in feet, they were 401. short of it —but , laytteg offered to pay Jones the 2001. he put it in Ors, file mtmeit thi% on the grounds that Jones *4:',1 ,, M 1101 to have put she tests•or's estate to the ripener , or the action, when he was offered to i - e e e:eof the 2091. before it was brought. Under these watsiderations, he trusted that his Honour would grant the isejuitetir.n. Mr. HAIM, Counsel for Jones, said that a Court -. Equity never gritted the relief sought for by v:te motion, where the person epplying for it had ;:ut in a false plea to the action at law, which was ti:e ease here—the for plaided that there were c'.lv @wets 'of the testator to the amount of 400/.. w,.1 the Jury had towed that there were asset, to • amemut of -3/41/.. which appeared from the •postoa. The VICL.CHAIICCLL•III..-" Under these eir. • matanees I cannot do more than restrain -Pd'. Joon fresh levyitig under the execution em the assets 4.; the tertator. I cannot prevent his going against sae toteeutor. for I cannot 1111•61 the execirmr iii lii,l own wrong. Mt.l4 . oaut said he had examined the posted, and Le doubted very mach whether the Jury lard re tort:led tweets to the 'atoned of 330 L. no that p.m of et e postai Cu interlines!, and looked very main c.rola a. The Vicit.CmascrAt.ou--' , You hod keener in. "(4:;re into this. Mr. Horne, and let the motion All4fld over until you Lase made that inquiry. In U.P mow tune. Mr. Banta, your client ant) , entrr -asp his joJguartit et law. and /Rhea he has ohtailied at let him 4101111/ here." r urther consideration post paned. COURT CE ICING'S BENCH, WRSTIIIKAYER, FRIDAY, NOVILDIER 17. AVBIN V. CUURCH. Thii was n case front the Court of Chancery, directed by hie Honour the *eater of the full.. Mr. DittllaN appeared fur the Plaintiff. The Act. were shortly show :—A grow from the King to William Esrl of limoosel and his heirs, of a yearly annuity. amounting to 1.0001. per asthma, secured um the it } per cent. duties, came to Wil liam Stafford. who bequeathed it to Olivia Maria Stafford, by a will executed coofortstably- to the Statute of Frauds. She dying in March. 1810. sve it by will, signed by two witnesses only. t o Jobe Aetna. the Plaintiff in the present case? The question for the cousiderstion of the Court was, whether the property duly pissed under a will, amnia by two witnesses only, or in other wonls, w!,ether it fell within the Statute of Frauds, lie ceoteeded that the interest in qaostion was* per &Dual estate. lie begged to refer their Lordships to Coke apex Littleton, pages 80 and 28, wherei n soy Lord Coke laid it down that " An annuity twat charged on lauds is personal estate." Lord llardwicke and Lord Thui low both recognised the same principle. But n hits CAW he considered as cnmpietely decisive of the present. The ca%e he alluded to was that of the Earl of Snitturd v. Beck ley, reported so reseg. sen. page 107. Th e que, ties there arose on a similar grant of the K ling ; mkt Lord ilardwicke decided that it was personal prspesty, rod hit: Lordship refereed to Lord Coke's authority. which be (Mr. Denman) had cited to their Lordships, which he costildered so completely alectoire that he should not trouble the Court anti any !unit!? orguturlif. fticitaartu sppeared•on the part nf the pur. Oliver of the mined, in question. He conteotted„ that by the very &limbo', of Lord Coke it would eppear, that the rituality •a• sot personal rotate s as it would descend upon the heir, and not rest a. chattel. Lord Hardswicke. in the caw alluded to, expressed a doubt if such a property could pass by • sirfepius claw., it; a trill, not executed accord. inn to the Statute of Frauds. Tbf e 4 i meti Conn Om ~ set proceeded to contend, that ty iu ques tion woo Not personsl estate. Mr. Janke BATLEY-4f it be not personal estate, what is it Mr. Hicutaosin and. it partook or the nature of real property, inassnoch as it was heritable, and of persouai es it did not-attach to Land. He proceed. ed to rite authorities. to show that property of such a nature could not, at all events, pass without • specific devise. The LORD CHIRP Jasncs said. the more cora reu.t questions to hive put to the Court would have been, whether this property was of such a nature 114 WOlllll eras 11, • personal estate. Mr. DENWAN stud, that it appeared to him that the case was 'settled by the question which one of their Lordships had put to hia Learned Friend (Sir. - Richmond) ; for if the annnity was neither peptone, nor real property. it wonlst be left in the situation of the celebrated Martians Seribleriss'a ease of the piebald horses; and though the black horse. mi t 4ht be the right of the one, anti the white horses of the other, it would still he a question who was to have tbe black and white home. The Less CMG, JUSTICIE said, the case had been eelremely well argued. He would certify the °punnet of the Court to his Honour the Matter of At two o'clock tke other Judges withdrew, and a Jury brio' sworn, the Lord Ci.ief Justice sat at Nisi Prism MIIAUX AND OTHERS U. POOl.l. . The'Plaisitifla in this case are brewers: the Dr. Pendant is • Gridiron's) ot fortune, residing et 1214nhain. This action was brought hi recover toof. the value of a dray ham ' which hod been by the au gl.gence of the Defr a lant's sermon: Mr. ClueNee stated the facts to the Jury. It appeared t list on the 18th of May, 11119. the .01eist. tiffs sent a dray with beer to the Crown end Thistle, South Lambeth, soil after the beer had beet' use. loaded, the ttraymen went into the publie•house, drawing up his hams close to. the corb-stone, and leaving spare enough for two cuts to pars abreast. The curt of the Defendant, drawn by two quilted horsey. woe theten up at auother public. houte,aliout 400 yards (rota the Crown and Thirtle. where they were feeding cm unne hey, which was thrown (loon between Owes. while the driver, it appeared, was also refreshing himself within the house. Something occurring to shires the horses in the Defendant's cart, they set off at fall gallop, sail • came in comsat with lire fore horse of the Plaintiff's dray with ads violence, that the shaft of the cart wise driven 13 or 16 inches into his A ink. said indicted a dreadful wound, which oecsonnied his death in a few days. It appeared that the Plaintiff's home, when the Defendant's cart and hones approached. hearing the noise, turned mood. which unfortunately brought huts within the reach of the mischief which ensued. S. Vera VIII ileiSee were called rho proved the facts as above stated. Mr. SCARLET'', ote the part of the Defeadnut. celled no witness, the Demist alto drove the cart et the time of the accident bring since dead. The Learned Counsel. in his adolressi to the Jury. con tended that the accideut appeared to have been oc costumed by at least as much negligence on the part of the servant of the Plaiiitiff ea wee evinced by the servant of the Defirocleut ; and where an accident happened Irma such mutual negligence um party was not entitled to matelots Court to claim a com pensation from the other. The LORD Caisee JUSTICE summed up the evi dence to the Jery, who after a short consultation blond a vi Mice fur 79/. I Gt. (the value of the horse, 11. sworn to by one or the witioesse..) PuLle E. -..... SOW ITREItT. Yesterday a notorious pick-pocket, of the Dante of Charles Mouth, was hrotight before Sir Hobert Baker, thr Sitting Magistrate, and convicted as a reputed having !writ apprehended by Bond sod others of the patrol on Thursday ought, at the breaking up of Covent-garden Theatre, at tempting to pick a Guilt* luau's pucka, as he was getting into a coach. The above Prisoner was lately tried at the 01.1 Bailey for a capital offence, hnt had the coed fortune to be avitaitle.l, owing to some &fact to the cvidrnce. MEETING AT YORK—Yesterday s meeting was held at the Guildhall, pursuant to requisition, for the purpose or voting in Address to his AJ It.TY, to desire him to dismiss his Ministers. The Loan MAYOR WAS in the Chair. Several ersolotini S acre agreed to. The following Addresses and Petititme were severally agreed to, moved, and carried :—an Address to the Quasi. congratulating her on her victory! to he presented to her MAJLSTY by the City Keptesentaiites. The text was en Address to the KING, desiring him immediately to turn out his Nlintaiers; to lie presented to Ins MAJESTY by the Duke of NORFOLK, Earls TH•NET and Ficz. serrumii, Hilt! Lurd DUN DAS. A Petition to the House of Commons was aka read and agreed to, praying that the agitators of the Milan Commiscon may be brought to jost,ce The two Addr were agreed to by the LORD MAYOR, us the set of the meeting. and the Petition to lie for s.gostures. —( York t brook*. November 16./ , On Sunday morning loot, et the wish church of St. Thome,. in Salisbory, sod just after reeding of the praline. a permit of the tonne of lifickne rose tip and accused the clerk (Mr. BIDDLECOSIE) of adultery. mid threatened to take him from the desk. The Minister (the nee. Mr. Firmicorc) attempted to *deuce hut, hut he persisted in the charge; adding, that he cline there for the ex press ptirinne or him his c in pubhe. Mr. CHAMBERLAIN STAYERS ineffectually inter fered. At length die Mayor (Mr. TANNER) gate him in charge t., the two beadles. who took him to the rommt.house. On Monday le was brought before ei meeting of the Magistrates. and diorliarard after being lined for the oaths with which he sc. courpsoied his drchiratioo ! Bills are pe!i.ted VII the wells of the 1112 et ropol i• offerisig reward of 501. foe the detection of the rereuii who fired a '3ullrt through a window of it r Priuct-ss of CVMDERIAND . 3 'evidence 11 few even lugs sicce. with an intent to arearsilude. StDDE llgarn.-I.ast morning, •boot half put ten o'clock, Mr. Nixon, carpeoter, of Beau. fun-buildings. Strand, wfule in his workoltop, sae seis e d wish • tit of apoplevy. fell down, and in stantly expired. ICORRESPONDSACE: RELATTVO RIOVISITIOOS Vol • COMITY M EMTI SWIM? Or rAZLIAMIOSTAST assonatr'" - - The enewer of the 111.4111 h to the requisition for a wet. ine of the minty of Midlikses, on the subject of Returns, whit+ . we inserted Piet vie, hoe even rise to the tenoning earrespendeeee TO ROMULT WAIT/ MAT, MI., AND JAXICS WILLIAMS, no, MdRICE TS. 3i` ' l ' ; ,IMP 1, CORN EXCHANGE, Fateav, , lMlliilliwis 11. We hareem bad any fresh arrivals of Meat this morning, buts estmelderabts quastily rummaged osur•fsass Wednesday's market, for whirls the demand was but seining, yet whit sales sere Made of line samples were MI as good terms ea ou Monday, bat Ilse inferior ieseriptisas could sot he got or at an abatement of Is. per quarter. Fine Barley bring warm fully supported Monday's priers, and there was rattier more demand Cur the inferior qualities, at a deelisse of Is. per quarter—Foreigis Oils nisi a ready sale, at an advisee of sd. per quarter, in eos•rhneeee or the ports alumina this week.--la Pease mild leans these is au alteration. •N;Rill OF MID . , . Norton-crescent, hat orday, Nov. 11. GaiTimmins.--You have taken a bold step—.• very bold step. Whew Jeffereys was Recorder of Landes, he did but vesture to to quite on far ; hit yet the Howe of Commons of that Say tooted th.t the coedset of that perms and others was a betraying of the rights of lbe subject, and considcrabh myrrh lea followed on the passing of that vole. Reilit eery reluctant to exhibit la she world ■ny tiring which the commie. of public liberty might represent as a token of dissent's among those who profess to he its friend., I hope that, in your view of what yesterday paned In the Home of buds, tom may me soda • change of circum ateliers as may have materially chanted your idea of the ex pediency of refimisig to the freeholders of this county the power of assembling, fur taaei.iug the right o f petitioning Parliament fur the redress of the greatest of all gri As nee who hsvc joined in the application to you, 1 shall, therefore, wait to sea whether yule shall, or shall not, forth with comply with the rerporil fur that purpose which you have rerrieial,trefore I proceed in the course which, in thy rase of utio-cumpliance; appears to be • public duty. . . . . . .. . I bare she honour to be, Gentlrma, Your obedient servant. Robert WaMinton, Esq. JOHN CA RTWRIG HT. Stst..-In reply to yours of this flay we have to observe, regardless of any 1111.114C1N we shall continue to act from uur Arnie of public duty. We have given our answer to the gentlemen who waited upon as, mid we have neither time nor itsehosttion, our would it become us, to cuter into any personal obtrcan u n, _ _ Wo 'multi, Sir, your ohedieut Loudon, Nur. 11. amp.. WAITHNIAN,) Sheriff of JAMES IVII.LIANIS, lobe Caitwrigbt, E.q. TO ROBERT WAITHMAIT, ESQ.. AND JAMES WIL LIAMS, ESQ.. SHERIFF OF MIDDLESEX. GumLewast—l have never had, from the firrt, any desire for penises, altercation. All that line taken place between es has het. forced apron me by the difficulties preretited the Regisisionists in their legal applical forubility to Fuer else their right of petitioning. It being now accessary to make their applicalioa to the Doke of Moreland, as Lord• Lieutenant of the comity, I re . quest Mat you vdll chin r reilllll nee the In igitial regoiaitinni, to he laid before 6,a Grace, together with your letter ad d►essed es the II 111 of this 'intuit to Mt ssrs. Milli and Lloyd; or that yon will furnish ore with an authenticated copy of the furs of v.. ipsitni ion, together with ■ll the name• ►ubscnbed to the several forms, certified by you to be a true copy; that without more 1011/ of time, hit Grace may he applied terror the which you have refused lo convene. I remain, Gentkown, your obedient November 13. JOHN CARTWRIGHT. finses—it would bit improper in us to give up those papers which you term limpaisitiuns, and it forms no part of oar duty to furnish or to Cr, tify copies of them. Besides the papers mentioned, nine in nsitther, and delivered to us at different times, we have had several writen sail some per. semi communications on the subject ; instead of which the plain and Ulll'lolll coarse would have been aod no one might to understand it bullet then yourself) fur • deputation to have presented the Rerintsitiou to the Sheriff, and received his answer thereto; and the parties themselves, if they siermeil it iirceoutr), should have kept a copy. Why, then, are we ' , floured to deviate from the usual mode of proceeding! Why ere we to have difficultlys im. posed upon us, and at a time when it was known to you that indispensable official ditties demanded our whole time and attention? Whatever personal claim Major Cartwright may conceive himself entitled to, we (in unly, un midi an occitaion, know him as a freeholder, and act with the mine impartiality its to others. We have already more than once given an explicit RA. ewer, and assizorri our reasons. iVe have stated, " that, fully apprreisting the sacred right of petitioning, we shall feel it to he our duly to colvtike • meeting of the oinsuty whenever we are called upon by a regoiolion regularly sad respectxhly sizned for that purouse; but the papers delivered to us appear to Lave beeu cir..alaied and sipped in a man. nrr so unusual and irregular, that we du out feel oursrlyt• justified in convening the great body of freeholders of this extensive enmity thereon;" and we now repeat, N that, re gardless of any inesiart, we shall continue to act from our sense of public duty." . . Some of those irregularities we pointed out ; with others, we p r es u me, you cannot he unacquainted. it appeared that those nine papers, containing together about 89 @mines, had been in cirenlatiou for signatiires, route a fortinght, and ushers three weeks; that one half of the mimes had no place of residence attached to them—that several names were not in the hand writing of tho+e whose signatures they pur ported to be—.that the names of the same person were signed more that. onee—that even your tun name stood upon three of the said papers; and up two of them nut in your nun hand-writing; that several of the names were nut to he found in the freeholders' hook; besides other irregularities. u p " s u ck riper., however dignified by the name of re triallinna, we are contesit lo leave it to all impartial men to any *healer tiny public officer froulJ be jusiifird in calling even a parochial rnrrdnE , flinch leas a meet ingot the incieu. politan county. rtMillitli/Ig 1 , 0 many thoiiaands of freeholders. Loudon, Nor. 15. ItORT. ITHMA N, Sheriff of JAM F.* %VILLIAMS, Midi!lrma. Tu Major Cartwrig Am. The Marquis of BOatiNGHatt and Earl TEMPLE hare orldres,ed a circular letter of thanks to the Buckingham, Wit s'osv, and Aylesbury squadrons of Bucks Yeomanry, for tlirir prompt and soldier fike at the bete fire at Wootton COURT OF SISSIIION, SCOTLA ND. —Tuemlly warn. in t ( their Lordships. the Judges of this Cotert, the Lord Advoeatf, still the 6ehcitor•Gener.,l, breuk. fasted, as is curiomary, with the Lord Pre►ident, in his chambers, in Hill -street. and thence proceeded in their cs►riages to the Parliament !louse, to open the Ses,luti for the winter. The Oulf!r House, since the rising of the summer Section, has hten newly pricer', and makes a handsome appearance ; par. ticularly the roof, which being of a srmitocut colour, wills the ortuunetohd ports gilt, has a line efiret. COAL 31 ARK ET, lcuvaniona 17. Ships al Market. Slur% sold. Prier. 301 Newea..tle A! Sun.l", lama ... • • .• 7 1 Halbrath • • 1• * A *WA' 77711 P.. • • OIITULEY. RACES (.vet Mm. Downs nozemort 14. Sweepstakes of Inga.each, fur barters. Heats, four wi n ,. Mr. Hones Rambler . Captain Josea's Mirth . 5 .... ...., S Mr. Fenithane's Corollas Cul. Hart's Foresight .• . 4 " Mr. Kines Haphazard Ito apt the wioner—t to I apt Coronae. A lareepstskes of Inge. each was troll by Mr. Rogut's Spruzhtli. Mr. bulb) . * Fire.array WON tie M) Cup. COURIE UP EXCHANC Amilerdsuo ....C.F. 12 6 Diturat sight .. 12 3 Rotterdam .... lU. 11 7 /it warp l2 ilmambiargb ....11A U 37 6 A1tenut........24 U 37 7 Paris 3 does alien Din. .2 U 2O 0 Buardesitx 26 0 Frankfurt titi tlie Main, F.x. Vitima effective 2 M 111 14 Trieste. „du lO 14 36 Cadiz .. Bilboa Barctioes -- Neville :6I Gibraltar - 3Ol Lairbere IT 0 ow 4 4 `RIOT, Novamara 17. Venice Matta .. 4$ Naples Palermo.... per or 1 IS Limbou Oporto Rio Janeiro Bahia Dublin . Cork .. • • .. Agin of Bank uu Holland 0111.11.1011. Portugal Golaia; -- .0 a. 41. Coiu, per 0z....0 0 0 Foreigu Gold iu BALA ..4 17 104 New Doubloon...o 0 0 New Du llara .....0 4 lot Silver im Bars ....0 4 11/ PRICE OF BREAD THIS WEEK. The highest primer the best Wheaten awful throughout the Metropolis, is stated by the principal Rakers to be Tee. peen Halfpenny the tadartern Loaf, heist a reduel. .... of Uwe floffponey since our last. Sum Rakers sell the Omar. tern Loaf frets our prissy to twopence lower. Ih. or I 14 or . Peek Lela to weigh ..I7 6 Qeseatern Loaf to osigh 4 b Half ditto ditto .... 8 11 1 Half Quarters ditto.... 2 2 UXBRIDGE. Coro Inspector's !Arturo, THURID&T, N nnnnn ra S. Meat, per loa4 lll 05 to ISt u. New ditto —/ Os to —/ Os Barley, per splatter 2ss —d to /14 —4 Oats. Beaus 335 —el to 44. —1 Passe 37s —ll lo 42s —4 Rye s —d to —d 11E11E1, H EAll'.srl Wheat, per Id. (fire builleir) : 1 04 to :18a New ditto —it to Barley, lore. quer 2O to 2S, 'EA!), ritteittt But ill. -.- Chi II Duna Peaee Rye . DEVIZES, Nooemor.R 10 —lobrecine. Beet Meet 204 0.1 304 I (W Oslo 264 041 a —4 0.1 24411.1 a 311 s 0 , 1 Beans 1,315 Sack. of Whot, sold at the average of 284. 04. SALISBUItY, Novmaga 14. Wheal 4or to Cr3a 04 Oats Barley. .... flu In itta Al I Benne 4t. to 41. surrif Fl EI. FI MARKET, FrtsnAY, Noycusa 17. The above Market was well au pilhed 'hie mortising with ell drieriptint:a of (*atilt; prime Beef onaantaine 6.1 muket puce, hot the i.iksior, or which lin.re MN. a trial wan rather I•orer in prore. The 11 iy•wiarkei mamma on price the some as per our list ; u. Straw, and (lower lime is . au alteration. NEWCATE AND ILEA DENIIALI. 111AltKIErc (I.ty 11.. Carcass.) flea • 34 0.1 to 44 0.11 Prat 4 00110 Ss Ad NYIIUY.. ats 04 to 3s 84 rork .44 111.1 10 5. Oli PRICE Vl•' HAY AND STNAIW ST. /IMES'S. WHITItrIIOPItf.. Hay 31 04 0.1 10 41 4. 0.1 I limy.. 3116.04 to 4/ 6* 44 Straw I/ It 04 to It 14s 04 Straw— 1/ 8444 10 1114% 114 Clover 0109 Od to 01 Os O 4 f Clover 41 44 04 10 51 5. 04 PRICE OF OOPS, per Cwt . n,w MAUL NKW racK•TI , Kent ....31 0. to 4116. Kent :it S. to Si IS* Smelt —2l S. to 3f 3. Sinew's 2/ 10$ to St 14$ Lmex....21 10s to 3/ 101 Emu.% .... 2/ lfis to 41 0 Farnham, fine, 41 0 s to ;4. thou, second, 31 0. to 610. RAW RIDES. Best Heifers &Sleety, twrst. OM' lOU y.. 24 2:1 to 24 6.1 21 0.1 to 3,4 2.1 Market Calf.. rock 9. 04 Middling. 24 8.1 to 2. 10.1 Enz. Horse Os Od to Os 04 PRICE or LEATHER. Blittr.so to MI lbs earl. 19J to 21.1 per Ils. Dino, 50 to 0 011er. emit 21.1 to 234 Dressing Hides 143.1 to 10.1 Fine Coscb Hides .. .. Crop Hides 35 to 40 lbs. for cuttiuE 154 to 181.1 Ditto IS to 5011., Calf Skius 30 to 40tbs 244 to 30.1 Ditto SO to 701bs 30.1 to 30.1 Milo 70 to 8011.5... '7.1 to 304 Small Seals (Greenland) 154 to 40.1 Large 40 tu .... Tanned Horse Hides 1741 to (rid Spanish Flurry Hides 174 to 214 [From for" Londros New Prke Cwr►int."J FRIDAY AFTERNOON. NOVEMBER 17. Suomt.—The demand for Nlnacovades during site week bat hers' inure limited than 1111181; the priced are without •ny variation whatever. The market bits been much dr premserf by she large quantity landed, and the eunsequent accumulation of the aro( k. Ry nubble sale nu Wednesday, 3b3 Idols RN tierces, 32 barrels 1 glit forward, mold much about the previous mashes prices; low Si. Lucia bdr. and 575. good 581. 60d.6.1. . _ . In the !brined mu, krt there has not been so much doing Ihis wkk ; 'lsere is luktrwrr little variation bt the currynry. The rrqutst for shippi nit has erased. hut it k expected there will be SUMo speculation in the expectation of a guod spring hail.. Com:v.—There were three inconsiderable public miles of Cuff•r brought forwnrd on Wednesday bolt ; *lw wimple wild nt very se regular pricer, some coed o r d in a r y j ami i es in` so high as 124 c fid. and 115. , several parcels went at very law rates! at Ilse clue of the salts no esristion in the viers conk' be slated. Since then uo sates have been brought forward. ud use arruuut Ut the advanced season of Ihr year, very 111111 bus;ness leas been d •by private run• tract. be uptuion 'generally entertained is still very favourable as to so advance tuwards tlpe spria: shipping Ita4oo. COTTON —The Cotton market confiners in • very de. pressed state; the porcliasts by private contract this week are too trivial to notice; slaty about 50 bags repoeleil to be dispensed of. fly public sale ton Wednesday, 4810 bale. Ms_ dm met stills no buyers; the ulwle were taken at very low rates, 024. • B,ld. The public sale this forenoon will pro. b.rbly have a eery einfsvouralile s ITrct on the market cur. rcucy ; If it can be taken as • re iterion ; the prices of C4liiUti are again lila ld. per lb. lower. St. Doniingo, 208 bags, good quality sold. 10, 1 ,i1. • 101.1., middling Ail. • Pp.; Bethke, 179 bags, 10. 2 .1. ordinary, to 121.1. good, ail inkris in ; Grenada, 96 bap, 114, no buyers; Jani ilea, 21 sold, 104. a 10;i' Russ, B . *, and lloi.t.Aucis.—There is little alter ation 111 the prtres of Hum ; the 'lemma., fur Jamaica de seriptions ls steady but mit extensive; three appecua more diysositiun to purchase Leeward. •t low rates. Brandy must again be stated at a considerable decline. Geneva is • iiliont alteration. FRVIT.—The demand is rather impreviom yet, from the quatilliy of Spanish now at tuArket, nu rase is the price earn be expected, as the importers: are all anxious to effect sales. Otts —The Oil market rosslioues bees', the few sales f retted are again a shade lower. The public sale on Twewsky went at siry reduced rotes, it consisiid of about 170 lofts Southern Oil, with loan of casks, 191. Ise. a ROL 10s. TALLow.—The prices of Foreign Tallow mast again be stated lower, soil the sale henry et the reduction. The testa market is quoted 475. IL which is Is. higher 1111111 last week. On Monday se'smight, at test o'clock, the Bucks Militia s•seuiblcd on the Market-hill, Iluckinghsm, for the purpose of brill trained for toe-my-right days. NAVAL INTELLIGINCE. rorreime. royalism 13. Arrived Ihr Sydney, Althrnuk, from M. John'', dud ; Elit theth, Snowitiii, front It it a ; (ler, ft. a , fry, , l'ig I•oit for iApilifllit ; ww4 F.lft. Trieste, hum Port•in The bean, lijorrer, fruns thiehert, 1." 1 i." o, tfr , / , 14,!, to trims, damages, and be so with auction soil cubit, 1C0V711111,11 IC Arrived le Chides, Aiwa., from Puma, with rter macho, Woke's. WIRMICR, Novursa It 16 Arrived the kleartfo, racket with a mail frum Itut.au I. The Diana, Celllll4Bl. of Iris bees brought here, having apenag a leak at ors. The Matey, Vaduz, frni4 Hull fur Yarmouth, has heat all arielt,ir aid cubit , awl put 111 re. The Isabella Watts, Taylor, from Memel, Ilan Mao put h, to-re with 10114 of b4waprit, anchor, and table, mid otherwise damaged. MAL, tioVitaiatt 16. Came down rrnm the River and sallied the Martaivr, 1;11. lawny, fir Doweinera ; lih.rbrlh , Kehree, try Char'Piton tote, Roil., for Totiozo ; Word. Flea, far 'Enema ; undle, Co- Iterhire ; Ciaremout, Ceir,ko : Amphitrite Celina; Phr•dii. P ; C. rex, , Harlotry, Lew ; and Kama, Mishap/Nom ; for Juts ; EMS. fur St. 111 . / j Phillips fir Valporarso ; /triton, Champion; and Ruh.% Newport ; for M. Duinihr.i; Speedy, Amirrw, for Cinnabar; Lad', OrGar, for Cailiz and Apes, Condy, Dellork, tor Oporto; 111inblrs , Ritinerforil, fir St V., ircues; Gitriamt, Brown ; fur the Capes' Good Hoye; 21.1. Blurs Blues, tor Para. DlOTalt6►n 1,, Arri►ed die Tw►a Wanner,Citniesteue,trussi Meiisio, less of au ancleor. nnLynchn, Novituaut 15 On the lath inst. the br , T ISrlcl , Roberts, fr,rnt DOA., t,s Liverpool, was seen to go 'town shout three miles off the Stead; the sea ran eery high, sod no neu•dance could Is rendered her. All no 1,,.,.rd h,sv rraeht..l She loot un board a cargo of (raw suJdieily .hifted and was tire ranee or her !vs.:. eIRTIT. On Tlonte4ey, in NeW the billy ui Boyce Cuuthe, Eal. of a sou. MARRIAGES. At Alkhown% Lineoslnalstre, Rev. Clut"' gheffie%!, se • rand Run of the lase Kee Sir Kober, SllOl6lll, Ban., to Luc), fuo• :Is dentists r of Colonel Smelt, Lieutenant Guernsey at the lisle of Moss 0,, the Gill ioodant, at Uriwy Church, near Stiahaar, Ireland, by the Rev. Mr. J 0 1 ,111., Capt•il“ Chide. George Stanhope, son of the late Itrur-Aolmiral Stanhope, to Most j.se Galbraith, rlobst slaughter of tiirJaroesGalbruitle, B.:rt. of Urnry Park, i•s the county of Tyrone. On Tuesday hal, Mr. F. Wroit, only son of the Mon Mr. %Vest, and graudsou to the Isle Berl De-la-Warr, to Lady Georgian' Stanhope, youngest daloght.r to. the late, and •ioiter to She prestos Earl of Chesterfield. Mr. %Vest is heir to the greuirst part of Pie very estrioserr d.uuiina of Chirk Caattr, io Walks, which have been SO lung, and are still to dispute. DEATHS. On the 14th instant, 51;:i..6.Tailiant, of Warwick, for met ly of London. On the 711. io.tanc, Lord,* Dolling, the eldrst dawithur of Thomas Watson, citionlJ-itircrt, Britnewick-wparr. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE. 111oraiag 3 after 12. I Evaniat 33 after It PRICE OF STI3I nonlBStock.. 8181 218 S per Cent. Rat. 68114 3 per Ct. Coto.. 1 Si per Cent.. 774 4 per Cent• 864/ 5 per Ct. N. Aim. 105 i/ ES YESTERDAY. imp. 3 per CI. A5...67k lathe 80utt5..26 i 7 pr. ga.8•11.01..4 3 3 4 sat. thulium i dix. Lottery Ticklts en 114. Cut*. (or Act Oaf - - &reviser in aniado, (yetis& le re. The treatment mild—the cure effectual. ACANDID Eitunin.tio n lea P. oleosiiiniii Pre. tension■ is only to be feared by those who are au. scions of iucapscity. Impressed at au ealy period of our professional career with the importance of a more minute alkalies in a clam of sho ots.% peculiarly affecting the grander operations of 14 sk i we boldly deviated from what was held to be neediest ortho doxy ; attacked the ?stinting, el ernpyricient, and, by de. (eating its vile purposes, coaaidsr ourselves justly entilkd to that approbstion and patirowace which, for tweaty years, have rewarded our successful and devoted studies. The estimation of our enlightened bret►ren, who frialsorritly ape peal to our opinion, is a■ additional gretifiestion to oar ride, white our authority from the Collette ikelf, streugth toed as it is by the morn enthusiastic teettimoniate cf almost every Professor in the British !Vletroyolis, must ever protect the sanctity of one fame from envy or nuarepreseatation. The impetuosity of youth, or the momentary want of caution in the at .1 urer man, often lead to the effects of a contagious disease; happy, t►erefore, may the early appli ennt be called, whose anxiety cam be alleviated by a few days' care; and eves in the more advuoced stares, theme !mired by numerous symptom., we can illustrate our asser tion, by rendering the treata.eut mild, the cure effectual. Every organic change, or functional disserbnace, dental to the generative ertmumy, falls equally within our province, and will WM to uur autocue. Among these are diseases., of the urethra, weakness, and constitutional de rangemeuts, of however long duration. The child of iltibliiolllm;y he restored to appeletee, iostesd of &tag eshansted by Nemo'', Debility , ►e will cireulate the manlier proof of vigorous impale. The hums of as Advertlseiseut do not allow the clawilllcatiou •f rine subjacts, but they are amply detailed in ■ Work we lately pu►lished, galled t►e LEgie of Life, the r•pib sale of accompanied wit► as increasing premier, ■re undeniable proofs of our getters' utility. The think ran be had at I*, Paternoster-row ; Se, Pall mall ; 41, P.tvadiUy ; lb. Princes-street, Sub; 174, and ;l, Fleet-street; •r at say Booksellers. No diseases are left with greater poigaasey by the sufferer tbsa those iseessuuseti by his own insprodenee i ssd is no cases of consultation is liberality of education ta the Pre (moor more desirside, than where the moot sahossded (oaf , - &Deets &avid, awl the must iaviolsbie secretly If 'sported thee lie terms are plainly stiited at the first eitevview, sr Da messier la Letters raisately detailing the symptoms, sad ra ciest's a ressidisoce for medicine sad advice, whit% eau he forwsrevl to say part of the world. GOBI and Co. M K.C. 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