The Sun. — London, England, 1807-02-10 00:00:00

UP.V.ER, OF A111,..t5T,4L. . T '- T 11 A'7 Joh n Piollowaya94 Owen-Hagerty, V7l`r: • publicly examined at the :Police Office, in - 0.."-,,....hip-szteet, for the first .tine, though this. was . . I‘:e third examination, on the' charge of murdering Steel, on the tint c,f Nqvernber, Tiwre was a great body of evidynce adduced ) , none Al 3 ich tended materially to criminate t Prisoners, c..- - opt that 'of Benjamin Roptfield,.who Was mirticeps and .who, under the promise-of paklon, had • , •d King's-evidence, He stated, that the Prisoner ;n,‘,.way, about the month of-06.tobpr, 1t;02, came I, :Inn ; and asked him -if he had apy inclination oarn a little money in a manner that would < him very little trouble. -He told him, he of a- man who constantly passed. Ili4uns r Heath. every evening, with a considerable v.i.tutity of money.. about him ; and if he (Han, would . come with him and his .companion 4=42,01 - ty,. he: had . no doubt of making it worth h Hanfield having urv•obje4tion, he ap7 ! , isqted.:a meeting at the Black Horse public-house, a Fivourite. 'rendezvous for. this 'sort of, gentrY,.: in ott-street, St. Giles's, where they settled matters to.,;ether for the accomplishment of theirobjeel. They vt,cordingly. agreed, to carry their:'plan,into elle& on. the Saturday evening following, whet} „Mr.. Steel hbould be returning home from his house at Feltham - London. They set outonSaturpy -morning: . early, a::d proceeded to Hounslow, whey& they . waited..in • ambush until the time Mr. S.-usually departed for 'town. It., was about eight o'clock, -the moon shone , tery brightly, when- Holloway cried out, "Here is man," and desired Hanfield to demand .Mr, money : witness .accordingly went. up. to Mr. :;:eel, and demanded his money, which he gave, .;-.,1(1' begged the prisoners would not" treat him ill, i-ut gutter him to depart. The, money he 0-ave not .satisfyini, tile prisOners, Haggerty swore with a, tre- , ft-ndotis oath, that if he did notimmediately deliver up his pocket-book, heshould suffer the consequences of refusal, and, at the same-; moment, witness saw Jr. Steel knocked down by a blow: from behind, ' which he believes came from Holloway. The sound et eirriage wheels at that time so much alarmed wit, c.ns,. that he ran away towards London, and left the vrisoners to complete lheie bloody intentions. Ile tonrd repeated cries of " murder," and several ars groans, as he fled from his companions. About MI hour after, the prisoners overtook him on his'way to London, and upbraided him with being " a Ti. , ice-livered coward," and that he . Must not exped te participate in the spoils, as he did not share in - the , ;,eiger: The prisoner. Holloway, said he had done L;s business." They then parted for the night, and On i;e morrow they met again n. PyOtt-Lstreet, • when vianess observed that fiolloway had, a strange hat ..e.t boots ou. .Up - on examining the hat he i.ed the name ofSteelin. the lining; upon which he advised Itoiloway to. make away with it, as it !i•ight lead to a discovery,. and they would be all :::en up. Holloway accordingly filled the hat with , :ties, and threw it., into the Themes.. . Christopher Jones, foreman to the late Mr.-Steel, lid, that on the 6thof November Mr. Steel - left his house at Feitham a little before eight o'clock, dressed. a drab grai coat and boots,- . both which Were eow produced, and which he proved to be those worn by Mr. Sted on *the above night.. Hughes, the Officenidentified the coat; whichhe took from Steel'S body ; be foUnd, it 'Concealed: rider a mound otlearth, amongst a clump of trees,; near the Packhorse public-house, on the fleath. Part of the coat .wasexposed .above -ground; end . neat - the' body was an old soldier's hat,..which Hanfield said hay' been worn that day hy-Holloway; ' - John Smith, wisd, .an. the• night in question, clrop.c the GOspott .coach-past the Heath, stated, drat about eight O'CloCk-he distivaly beard two: deep. groans, seemingly. those df some person -dying, at a., short distance behind him ; but he drove on, ..as he lind frequently heard sithilar noises upon: the , Heath at n h • • • Alice Foot, who residts sat-Felthatni- and seas - re turning home, an insiile passenger in ;the coach, - p nved that she also heard the groans. • TinfothY Lane, a watchman of St.• Giles's parish, said he had - known the prisoner Holloway for several years, and frequently saw-him and Haggerty in com pany together at different public-housesm St.:qes . s, where they lived with two prostitutes. - George Holmes, Serjeant of the sth Tiattaii6n of Marines, said he had known Haggerty eilght or nine years, rincrbad enlisted hint as a soldier about a year -and a half since: A number of other witnesses, plaistercrs, brick- Lifters, cow-keepers, gardeners, &c 4 proved their hav, ing employed Haggerty; at different tithes, as' a la bouring Man, but:could:say nothing of. his charker." It appeared that he 'Was employed in the of 'Hounslow for fibine ddys prolong_ to-the tut!rd , .'r. Mr. Britten, a slionakey, who used. to !cteel's shoes and boots, being shewn a pair of worn but dirty sillies, 'which were found upon'the feet,of Steel, when hiS botlye,was di - tkilVered, Saidthey were not of his make ; and ,that they seemed - much too large for *Mr; Steel ;-. and . Han field ',swore! these Were the shoes of Holloway; e - • A number of other-witnesses Were examined, who proved no eirctirnStances dire&ly beating on the faCt; It appeared that Hanfiekl,e considerable time sub s.eqdent to - ,the 'Murder/ was convi&edat 'the Old Bailey of grand larceny; and sentenced to seven years esoort a ;ion He .Vas convexed on boatel a hulk at Woolwich, to a:.vait„,his conveya-hce to New. South 'Wales; and having been suddenly taken with a severe in•his mind by the recolleetion of_ the murder, about' which he contintinify raved, he' widied to Make ti discovery before be died. A tLessage - was sent' tO 'the-Police M agist rates' tocom— ninnicate the eirentristance, -and an Officer-was sent. to bring - him before them. Tiler:sent in the' custody, of the 'Officer,. to Hounslow' Heath, When' he pointed out fic'e lataVspot where thel . murder was iwrpetratO, and 'related all the circumstances winch he alledpd'tO_liive attended . it. • • The Prison - 61 1 `ii.e in -their defence, •still positively persisted in ctenyln. all-knov,ledge ot the tratisaaiOn. *They adduced no evidence. Mr. MosEiz, after doiiberating wiilf his Brother Magistrates•upon the •whole, evidence,, fully 'coin * teitted the .Prisoners to Newgate; to ..take their Trials .4t. t he next Oh hai:ey LONDON • ythlt,cti.ky, At tlx Svs-011, L_:l* 'RE? )Rl'. COURT OP Kr;C'S BENCH; fErt.'7. KI);(c.i" V. TySSEV. Mr. GAR no , ,v obtained a Ruleto spew cause why the bail thiscase should riot be chscharged. The • motion bad been supported by various affidavits which disclosed these faas: Mr:Tyssen was indebted to the Plaintiff in the sum of iOol. for which an aelion was commenced by the latter. Just - before the trial was called on, at Westminster, a person of the name of Kriight, supposed to be a common friend of ,both,_ proposed that' an accommodation should take place. Mutual consent Was given,. and it was agreed that. Defendant shotild give 'throe promissory notes for the debt, at 8, 16, and 24 months ; and as a. further security for their payment, that *Mr. Tyssen should execute, in-favour of &tr. Kinsey, : a - - Warrant of At torney, With a defeasance to the amount of the debt. By these means it .was. 'stipulated that The Defend ant's bail-should be discharged; =lon Mr. Tyssen Consulting his Attorney, Mr. - Anthony,; he was told . that such would -be the • effea of. the engagement into which he was entering. The promissory-notes - were drawn, and what was supposed to,be a Warrant . 'of Attorney was' signed by-the -Defendant, -in the presence ofiVir: Barnet, Plaintiff's Solicitor.. After the Defendant had 'put his name :to the instrument, .‘ a person -of the name of Tarrant, Mr:-Barnet's clerk; was called in; and he' witnessed its execution.. The notes when due were not paid, and it was . diScoi , e' r ed by Mr. Tyssen and his bail that 'the document he had signed was not a Warrant of Attorney, but a - Cognovit to confess- judgment.; and as the bail were': unable to surrender their principal, their goods were. taken in eitecution. :Against this proceeding. - they • now prayed , relief.' Sir V.. Grkris-sheaved cause against the Rule, and contended,rin the foundation of -affidavits "that he produced, that the bail were -net-entitled to be disj. charged e as they were the only security lhe Plaintifr had. The whole transaaion was condo led by a Mr.: Hughes; on the part of the Defendant; and it. Was agreed that the prOmissory•notes.should be given, and that not a Warrant of Attorney, as bad beensworn to; but a , Covovit, should be entered into.: Soortafter this agreement had been. wade, Mr. Tyssen and after professing hitrise'lf perfealy.'satisfied .With, the -terms, executed the instrument, -which-was in , dorsed on the 'back pf the .declaration in thecairse. Mr. Tarrant . was - tlfen - called -in ; 'arid. witnessed the signalure.. ' .• . • • Mr. GARitolt - in support of the Rule; "argued' cin fhb* iniprobability of the case, that not . onl? three notes should be delhered,-burafter thdpersOnal secu ritkof the Defendant, that a CognoiPit should be given to: render the bail still responsible . He adverted to the impropriety of the cleric of Mr .:Barnet, who witnessed the signature, notwithstanding he was ab sent at the time the in s trument was executed.' The Court directed, after consideration upon the conftiFliiig testinjony, that an issue ,hould be tried t the - Sitting. after' Term to deCide the question. • TTIB KING V. Wlll. BILLET Mr. JEKY Li moved for the Judgment of the COurt on the Defendant, convieted of an assault at the last,Spring • Justice LaBLANC, before • whotri the cause was heard,. Was Surprised. that the Defenditnt- was brought up so late the learned, Judge had hoped the Defendant, would not have been compelled "t"o appear .at all; This person being f anxiousAo obtain a seat - to heat a - very interesting trial•at the. Assizes, pulled another man from his..place, and for this he indiCted . and foUnd guilty. iEKy . /,L, replied that the recommendation of Mr. Instice. LEJIL - Ac: would- hare been adoped, , had it not been fbr the subsequent.condua of the Defendant. The. Learned Counsel thO . ug - bf: Alla if the report of the trial were read, the case would-be in it stronger light than thaf,of the statement made by the. Learned Judge; . " -On the DOfendant being.. Called he did not answer, and therefOre the further , proceeding was post potteo.. • • , COURT OF CHANCERY, FE3. 9. Application was ilth-day made to the LORD . CJIAN Cl3Lunt, to set aside a costra6t bet Ween •the Bishop of Durham, lessor .of a -lead-mine belonoing to the See of . Durham, and-Sir T.l3lacket,,thefesee.'Thc • 'contrki 'was entered into on ttle Ist •Stpt, outlet a - representation that 0151.. was .all the Bishop could.claim by way of composition or meaus, -- fdrAlie .ninth part of the:ore produced from the — Mine. The . representation was niade by John Erasmus' Blacket, on behalf ot;--the Defendint, lod the ground „the present Applidation was; that _there had been .a cots cealment of •thereal profits of the'mine. At , hen,,,the Bishop as induced to agree to the dontr4Ct "The . LORD CDANCELLc;a Lkkrred Jurigment. POLICE. Bois-STREET. -- On Friday niglit private informa- v tiOn waS yeceiVed at the,Ottide, - that Mr. Fell.. jun:. Of Orimsteach iii Kent, and Capt.- ThornaS, of the Alarinei; had agreed to fight a duel, on Silturday morning, on. Blackheath ; in Consequence of which Adkins and .1-1111er were dis . patched with a warrant to apprehend the parties..' the Officers arrivtd the residence of Mr. Fell,. at an early , hour on Sa. turday Morning, be!bre he, had risen ; when ;hey: had an interview they Cornmuilicated' their busine34s, and he . did - not Ztehyliis 11.fetititin 'of 'fighting Captain Thomas. The - iPfficei , rook hirri into custody, .and conveyed post-chalso fie fore Mr. HI , :ItiIINGTON and, It 'number of Is,lagi:itraties, who'weresitting at the : BarrackTaVer4, - with, upon the inVestioation of tWO.kanks . ofslievp :stealers, in Kent and .13uckingharnshir, who had carried olr their depreclatiOns wither t detedtioti tarn a considerable time, by the two'; ari„crf exchaithig the. sheep .they had stolen. :After theiN4abistrates had ,one through the.investicration Of ilii; c h b usihess,. - they tools..the charge of the Officers against Mr: when they admitted him •to keep the peace towards Captain Thomas,: himself in .1.1001. and two sureties in 25 ul. 1-..tch.', The . Officers! then went in pursuit of Captain Thomas, v.-honl.t.hey with.sorne dAiculty fOund'; - he was liberated on . 'his giving security. Several persons were investigated `respebing ItIcrIARD Unit': ls, of. No. 4, Martiett-Cotirt; 13(rv-sircel ;'an (I . I i2E, o. 11. z, btrand; Atlvertiseinents,-Oiders f es , itleilce . against a known CfAie nacre of IrTee ing Billy, who has been v.lAody some rime, iiar,sredon suspicion of being - the. murderer. of Ann Webb, about three,tnouths -since, in ifigier's-lints, ;,11 liorough., Nary Prince was committed for trial, on i a charge of tittering a number of "21, foxgrd Bank-notes. . A man of the name Of Clarkson was committed for trial, on a charge:of being'cotreerned in forging the same. In consequence of .I.Vir. Shepherd, of street, Westminster, baying been declared out of danger frOm the wound he received in the Pit:of. Covent-garden Theatre,' from a bottle thrown .from the firsr - Gallery, Samitel Datis . yeas brought to the °Ace. yesterday, before Mr. READ, from fields llridevvell; and admitted to 501. and two sureties in "2.51.. each, to"take his trial for the assault. Mr. Beandowhttended, - .oh the part,of the 'Proprietors of the Theatr, and was bound over _to prosecute,' - .as were the Witnesses to .give evidence. The Prisoner denied the charge, but 'acknowledged that one of his companions threw the bottle. .. . r, SMUGGLERS., funies , Teal and 11 illiaut Butcher were charged'-, 'with unlawfully assembling, with divers others,' . armedwith ° fire arms and :deadly weapons; and ob structing Ilevenne Officers in the exechtion.of their duty, contrary to the. At of the 19th Of King George H. • • - Ann Payne; about '.twenty-six ,years of 'age, 'of )Dartford,: in Kent,. stated; that she had cohabited With it man of the name of -.Cahn Sisley about tt . ti 'years, who got his . living- principally by.smuggling, and. that she used*to dress in man's•clothes, and go our. with him to assist in the smuggling of liquor, • she rode on horseback as a man, and used to be armed With pistols. A few days previous . . to - Christnas, _ Went - on . horseback, dressed- as a Man, in company - with John: Sisley, John Doe, a than who was 'called Old Tom, and the 'Prisoners, in order la smuggle . forty-eight 'kegs' cif Hollands gin from . -Shepherd's, at Deal, The-kegs 'were gut. safe on . shore in the night, she had threekegs•put upon her horse to take care of, .and ;the men. had three.kegs each on the•herse they rode, and each-of them , led a .horse, which carried .six kegs: They proceeded safe son their _ journey, withotit any interruption, till the following night, near Hol liogbourn„ in Kent, when they were met by4WO Excise. Officers,. named Duly and Cocks, who'e•-• sired them to " fall down" their. goods.. Sisley an= swered, they aid not mean to lose theft ; Sisley' made an „attack upon Duly, the Officer, and struck his horse a violent blow ~with, a stick, ,which.knocked the animal down, and on its recover ing itself, ran away.full speed.' The Officer, of course. was" hrown froM his horse, and Sisley struck him while he was down. Sisley and' the Prisoner Butcher had pistols, brit they did not use them ; the others had -large sticks, such as are generally carried by stouggle:s. The Witness and Old Tom rode, oit and made their esCape with fhe liquor, -While' the Officers'were. engaged in the affray with the others-. few days after the Prisoner Butcher Cache to SiS:- • ley's house at Dartford; and told Sisley, in her pre- :since, that the Officers' had cut Off John Doe's .straps and stirrups, and threw the kegs over a hidgei ,arid that he went -again that night to the spot, and recovered most of the kegs, and - concealed them in Sione Wood, near Dariford, till a favourdble Oppor tunity *offered to convey them home': The Prisoner, Butcher,: received a severe hloW on the leg front the Otlieer6; and the _Prisoner, Jeal, had part 'of one of 'his ears cut off; and John Doe had t piece of one of his.'elhows cut o • • Daly anti Cocks, the Officers, _confirmed that pall.- , of her . stater with -- resped . to their attack at . 2,1 r. GLEAD, the Bairister, attended for the Pri soners, and requested. that the infoirnation she had given on. a 'former day inight.be read; which be-. iitg &Ale, it appeared that she then sWore;that all 'she knew of the business was told her by Sisley, the man she lived' with. - • : . . Mr. READ asked her which account she tl eant to abide by. ? , • • • • Slid replied, the account she had then given. Mr. GLLAP then contended, that as the'Witness wAs an accomplice, and there was no corroboration ofhertestimony of .the Prisoners and their compa nions beiu6 armed; .the Charge' could not 'stand. ' • Mr. Rrr:D, however, "considered 'the - evidence of the Officers corroboration of her testimony, and ilthuld, therefore, send . them to trial fora Jury to decide.: • I\IIItI.BOIIOWG II- STREET.—Yesterday Henry Dicks, the- hackney-coachman yho stood charged with be ing an accomplice in a burglary, in the house of Mr: Hann - net, near LaMbeth Church, in the afternobri of •Siniday'se'nnight, under Went a final examination. 'lt has been stated that.linen.:drapery goods, to the amount of 5001.. were stolen - froth the house, and that - the prisoner wAte.seen front three - o'clock until past five waiting with a hackney-coach near the 'treatises; Four witnesses swore positively, that the prisoner' was waiting two hours at the Bell public house, Church-street, near to 'where the. burglary was committed, and that he was joined by two other men, .with "%horn he ate and drank. • Previous to the departure of the prisoner, a fourth persoh entered, the-tap-room with a bundle; whore the prisoner , fol lowed ont,- The coach, NO. 11 . 77, 'which 'the pri sOiter drove, the witnesses' described tO'be a green hodicd . . one. I.ri. .his defence,' the • prisoner: denied hivingleen across the Water on the Sunday; - and three witnesses swore to haVing seen•hiWwith , his hac4ney-COach, which" was 'of an oratige-coloured bOdy; at Knightsbridge, at five and half past seven O'Clock, Which was about the time heiwas said to have been seen at Larnbeth;.ind other were ready to substantiate the alibi ; but the' Nagislrate thought the evidence for the . prosectltion Sufficiently strong,' and7theprisoner was committed for trial.. • bn Ihefolli use in 4'alliarnentr.fteet.' l) t , ' s fin,lfte Lady of Lietttenant- , Colonel S4:rxison, of a. Oh Thursday, at Aihfcird; in Kent, the Larifiif Pr. Wi l- : mot,.of a Son. On Friday last. at Chatham Lines, Kent, the Lady' 01. Captain Fyers, of the Royal Frtgineets, of a lion.` • - • The same day, at Havant, the.. Lady of Major Craufurct, of a Daughter. , Lately, if his hotiSeirigerkeley"-squart, the Lady gfir fic rpas'Buckler Lethriidge, P. of a DaugiNT.:.. ; .: . -‘ • On the , 9th inst. Mrs. Shcpe, of Bedfocri-row, of a pgugu'!:. On SundaY morning, the Lady of B. C. Stephenteii; E s q • of+lertford-street, of & P,alieliter. . The same day, in 13edrord:r&N,. File s Lad}' of 't tin P:avict: son, Esq. of i•Son. 7, " • • :. —Lately-, the Lady . t:if Charles . pay,. g lq . of Nest ~ CoNycgr! in the Isle of Wight, of . ; §on. ; SHIP NEWS. • • . • ' • • • - .„, .•• ;'GRAVESEND, FEB, 6, • Passed by -the F.nterprize, Colcord, - fropn Virginia; Su- Bosell, Isom' Seville; - Middletothf trottVrd, froin tibtal tar ;'• and' Atnity Edwards, from -Waterford,` - `Sailtd:-the Admiral Colpoysi Coly, artd..Minerva„-Bos well, for Africa; Jane, Dent, for lamaica; Niatiner,„tiar4- wood,' tor-sr. Vincent's ; Alciander,. 111`Latxren, and aCCO veiy,.Taylor, for Tobago. 1 pahlished, by ly ri..1 7 .1AM ARMIGER SCRIPPS. of :south Grosves)or-squar e ; iir tiut 'ten to ti:e Editor, &c: •(pos4-paid), addiessed. PRICE OF YXSTE 13ank •Stock,•2l9 Navy per Cent. 95 5 per Cent. 1297, Irish 5 per Cent. 4 per Cent, 8o 11 3 per Cent. Red:62 3 per Con. 6i . 62 6r . Bank L. Air. 17 11-16ths Ditty Short Ann. a LONDO N f MARKETS .. , &c. • • 64 ' By Messrs. Ca t L n andaai Including only from the. 26th grec,atzly 9c Quarters at 813 ad 159 at .86s od 25 at , 85s od 66 ---- at 6d 457 od 4 ' 177- • at 33$ 611 - At $2,. od l2 at . to t Gtr at .81s 969 22 • ;07 at 78s oti And 14 Quarters at Total 75 az ijol,.atcts. as. id. lower t _!N MARK-LANE, - ALP • ‘Vei„gtters, - -lA. to ,t Ni• - yt.tt / to maize - - • 4•? :Quarters'ar.o!,g..o. 532 --2-. XL , ....•at,‘.C:43 5 at 75s cal 94 1 at 74 ALL . - .79d0 '73 4 -1 4 _ 441/ . :-7—'7"7:; at 4t" . M./Z ia :lg; 89 . . . . 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Newbury I 63's" to gos 1 334.0(L to . 37s act; i 205 0.(1 W., ; 1 ,_ 2 O Salisbury '765 to , 80s . 3.43 Od to 37s od 33$ od ti) :3;.• Basingstoke I 63s to Bgs 1 35s od to 3 9 s od. 27 o d to 3 • Winchester Bos to ,B.ls I 3 tis od to 42,s 0(.1" 2Ki odd 10 344 ~ ,3 Devizes 1 66s to g2s 1 34s od to 34. od ,'2ISS ok;;E. . , / . $ , Warmins:er 66s to Szs i 36s ed to 4os od 1.29 s oa ten", • .:.:- plucE oF HOPS. . ....1 - . . BAGS. Kent, 41, rss. to 51. iss,. s K u e s u s t e , x s , l r s . ° l - 11. 1 :_t0 t 5 0 . 61 5 . t.3 L_. fig' i s 'Sussex, 41.' 12$. - to sl. 12$. risex, 41. 125. to 51. 12$. ` Farnham, 61. os. to sol• Carcase, MARKETS • • r e e7 141 _ . " 3:: -------E- 3: l :: l3 l . s l : tEll 4 Ae d. CD l aE V r eal 45.. eu. to 6s Mutton 3s. 'Bd. ta!4•s• Bd. ,Fork . 55. od. . ----- L PR IVE OF LEATHER (per lb.)-AT .LEADENHAI: •. B u tts, 50 to 561 b. each - 221 1 . to 13 t : Ditto, 6o to . 651 h. each - 24 d. . to 2 ,1, Merchants Bacics, - - 2• 1( 1.•to 2 Dressing Hides, " - 17 (1. . t0 . . 1 ,. 4 1, Hue Coach . 184(1, to. j. Crop Hides for cutting, to 13 ,!j, Flat Ordinary ' _ _ - _• Calt - Skins, 3o to 401 b.: per-Dozen 26.1. to ,361. pcf_lP? Ditto, 50 to 7 0 1 b. 33d, t o 39d. per lb., Ditto, . 70 to Solb. 32d. ;to 34d. per lb. Sthall Sealstqreenland).4zd. to 40. per lb. Large ditto, ,; 'loos. to I.l.os..Lpe'r Doren. Fanitettliorse Hides, • 20s. to '33s. par iiitlF4,; , 2.. • RAW 1111)LS. 0. Best Heifersand Steers (p. st.) Onlinary, ts,: sod. tal - ' • js. 2d. to 3s. 4 , 1. •) Market Calf, ;Is. Middling, 2s. 4(1. to 2s, 6;t. A Eng.Horsq•qs. tp 164? Sheep Skins ' . •4s oti • ttf• •oct-20,.....•, IfAI:LOW. ' a ir ttPsesia 9A3 ,.A ra d. White bo. os. od• 9 p AO.: 01. z, .54 . S :OA • c ct. Slaking Stadr4ss. s r.VW•b• 3 ( '' • Gratea• kts• odt 07()C1,1)regs :os: od• Yello* Soa'r, 745.--;-Motttedvg6s:."—L;u4 l . l , 9 03. 6 3, Price of Candles , perr,Oo'zen,• 101. 64.,—, 3 ; 191.11,..15, _f_52„...,4 P"ICE OF S:t. James's Market 3s. red. Clare Market 3sl 'Whitecliape l Market 3s. 9.V. per . Mlle 01'814. xis. - Average price 3s. • St. - lAMES't IIAY MARKET; feb. 7. Hay, '31.-os: od.•.ta•ct. —s. oci. --Aver. 41. , os. 0 . , Straw., od. t 0.31. ás. od.—Aver. 31. -- S. 4". • . WHITECHAPEL:IPAY .IVIARKVI% , gay, 104. cad.. 112, 4/., 135. od'.--Ave.r. 013. lovgr, 41. io,s,od..tb' if.' ;1. .•;". ° ,t• .. Straw, 21. tos. cd. , to 31. o4'. .`Sliips at Market. • fC.b. 2. 114 Newcastle S SUnticrland I Cinders • 4.'.tot .Nr,vvtastle b. tct N ewcaFtle. . • c•OAL:1 1 / 4 , 1 - Ait'i: ET, •••••-•SiAd. " 27, at 37s .cd 4 5 6,1 4 o d 4. 1•3 3 ! 4: 5 1 1- at --; 5 t . 14 4. 5 . 3,3 t 3.'s 0.: MAIlrtfED: • • On Wednesday last. R ietraid Budd, J6l. gSrli el' 4 barn-place, to. Miss-17tariel', lambert of smith Terrace. Yesterday, at Stoke the Red*. M-.A .of Christ College, Cambridge, to_ Miss Annr.G4.kii ) ; daughter of the- Rev..Dr.,C,astisi,, kettgr .9 ri i hat fgrish.: • Lately, at: St. George's, "1 - lanovel . :.4iiire, 141 r. iSiiih;df Brnet, to' Mits Dean, •of Prince-siteet; - 1-hiriovar.arviare:' - . !On.Monday.the . 2.6 th ult.: at,..llillsbuffurgh.. reland. : l; Liam Henry Craig, Esq. .of the goial Marines, t - 9, len Magill, setund daughter 'of' - Wilharri Magill, Esq: of Hillsborough. plea . : .. • • 7'-' ••••: • :on-Thursday , last,. Milian). Macrni'ehaelrEscf, Pridgenorth:: • •• . • • On Friday last, at his luinse at Waitharn stow, .arteralong and painful illness, Thomas •Wetherheari; The same day; at:Citestet.field, Derbyshire, Richard Slater, , Esq. • • - Ott Sunday Brentwodd, .Mrs. Dargent, sister "Or I)r.•l)atgent,.,,M. late of; MailborOugh:st rect. . • , •Yes,terday, at Turnharn p • Neill, 1.5.( . 1. 13ar-. • .rister•at haw. The same morning, at hi:, house, Chelsea, Esq. - On 'Monday the. : 2,d inst. the wife of Charles Rooke, Escfri of, West Hill, -Wandsworth, in , the7; st year of her , • On Sunday, the as inst.' at he r b rot h er -i n -l aw ' s , Genera , ... :". Perthwiek, at Greenwith,'Mrs-.; IVlely -- Livl,'ddest,Si4tert? the late john Lind, Escr.-13arrister, of Lincormls-Mo.. •. „' Yesterday se'nrligftt, at Portsmouth, _Miss Ann Alontag-II:. youngest dau4later,of Admiral Montagu, Conunander in- ctli C4 at that Pori.. - • STOCKS YESTERDAY. - arlk 5t0ck, , 249 • .India'Steek, 4avy S pet Cent. 95 India Bonds, 3s. 4s. pr. per Cent. 1797, Sduth Sea Stock, Trish 5 per Cent. Exchequer 1.31115, ts. dis. p e , per Cent. 80 Omnitim, - ' '; 1 1 per Cint. Red.:6z 5 „:3 . per Cent. Deferred, • ;). i.itto An:tperiat,n. 3,per Sank le )t• ;.. x. i.A C- n 'o ri n. 6; 17 l i-/- 6z 6 t t6ths D 3itti Short Ann. Coils. for26tla. eb:, HIGH. WATER ATI.ONDON BtKip.q.4 ROW . Morning, It mitt. after 4. I Allerrioan, 25 niirr after`* • LONDON MARKETS, ,34c. • RETURN_OF WHEAT IN MARK-LAN.E.