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on attest but a stunt o.t of felons. The business at the gown End wss finished on Monday ; "Nut we never pbstaved so much business in the Court of A' isi ?M, which was extremely crowded. There were $ panther of mem/tits, and several cause: were lett to arbitiation 1 particularly one respecting a manorial tight on Cross Fell ; where there has been. lately discoVered a lead mine, which, as far as it has been wrought, has plowed nne of the most valuable ever discovered it. Great Britain We shall give the particulars, when the arbitration is finished. istwea V. ALMINSUN. Mt. Berjeant Coca Et. opened this case. 11 , . stated, that this was an aeinn brought by Mr. Hewer, a respeCtahle butcher in the west at Cum berland, to recover a compensation in damages against the DJfendant, foe the loss of his daugh ter's services, by her sedntlion by the Defendant This was th e way, by which they must proceed, yet the Jury vould not have to find merely for the (pas of services, hut they must take into account the wound-d feelings of the father, and the ignominy brought upon the family, try the infamous and dis honourable condo 4 of the I:efe- danc. Jane Hewer stated, that she is at present twenty. four years of age, and has five sisters. First be came acqmainted with the Defendant (who lived • about two miles from her lather's house), about • three and a half years ago, who visited her with the consent et" her parents ; and- about a year ago, she was, delivered of an illegitimate child. Ihe Defendant hits been often pressed to marry her, but ' followed. Ilai Jury consulted for a short time, and brought • in alretdift for the Plaintiff of 1001. • . JEFFtssoPI O. lisatswitiTtaS. . . Ti;;. was aft a/Ikm upon a policy of insurance.— The evidence of the Plaintiff, as given by himself, 1 is as follows : The ship, of which the Plaintiff is 'Captain, and part owner, sailed fmm Matyport for : Mensal, on the 17th of April, IEOS ; and having taken in a cargo of timber at the latter place, on the it*films, left Memel for this conotty t but, on the at night, a heavy sea struck the ship, whereupon she fell on her broadside. The whole crew instantly got upon the outside, where they continued till be. tweels three and four in the molting. when they cut away the lannisrds and main-slwouds, by which the 4tsant went bribe beard, and the vessel righted. On. the mine day. the crew were p i cked up by a `settneee; tend carried into Bilk*. The vessel was stranded, but, by proper assistance, was carried into' the place to mentioned. Ti. Plainti ff wrote to England, to receiving no instruilions. and being in [ want ef money, TVICAVad to put the ship up to pnb iie sale, which lw accordingly did, and, by the assist wage of a Mend, bank ft on his own account. The 1r5..1 ~ .ff oevw attentpieu to get any valuation on the part .1f the onsets, by way of hottontry. because, as i he said. the vessel was not woeth it ;ho paid 12001. for repairs, and, on eross-examination, said, it was afterwards worth 13001 or 14001. The Learned Judge, conceiving this to be a case tif fraud, would 'not suffer it to be proceeded in, sad the Plaintiff was tonsaited. FIAT V. 191/49999. This action was brought by the Plaintif, as tenant to the Lord Viscount Lowther, of his free and several fishery in the river Derive:lt, near Workington, in this county. It appeared, by the produetion of the i t. deeds relative thereto, that in the month of August, 1751, Charles Pelham, sold, for the sum of 97501. to Henry Curwen, then of Workington Hall, Esq. (eiammenly called gallopping Harry Curwen) all his free and several salmon fishery, and piscary, for ) all other kinds of fish whatsoever, in the river 13er- went. situate with, and being; parcel of, or reputed to be parcel of, the respeilive manors of Seaton, Stainburn, and Workington, in the comity of Cush Berland ; and all and singsslar fisheries, free 'fisheries, ii hing waters, and liheitos of fightng, of the said C lades P Vats, in the saii savor Dement, streams, ponds. pools, intalpg places. ways, liberties. and *b italcver to the sai s fishery or piscary belonging ; i and that on the 18 h September, 1751, Henry Cor k wen sold to Ste James LOl‘t er, of Whitebaven. fart. for an advance of 5:".51 upon the 37501. (given by Cm wen to Pelham) all the aforesaid free and several fist'ery. It appeared. that at the time Pelham sold the ivlory to Corwin, Andrew Green, grandfather of the Plaintiff, then occupied it ; and that he fished the whole of the river, without being interrupted by Way one; that,Shaderick Peat, father of the Plaint iff, succeeded Andrew Green in she fishery, and occupied and fished it in the sate way ; and that after his decease, the present Motif came to it. and used it in the sane manner, ereept that he found it more -convenient for the taking of fish, to confine himself higher up the river. where he could take more fish, and at a much less expellee. which he contrived to do, until a person of the name of Gra ham came and said. he had taken a right of fishing from the present Mr. Curwen, who clain.ed a fish ing, as annexed to the Re/tory of Workington ; that Graham begat, to fish about•the year 1794, by plac ing stakes and nets at the foot of the Derwent, but out of the civet ; and soon after commenced fishing in it asoeth of the river, when the Plaintiff finding that tbe-ish we: e interrupted in getting up the river, Pose down and fished at the same place, and soon ' after brought an salon against 'Graham, but in which he did not proceed ; upon which Graham brought an anion against him for landing his fish on the shore of the glebe. and at 'the trial, which took place in 1800, the late Lord Lansdale, in cons.- tience of -4011)41 offence the present Plaintiff had anon him, a•efu.ed to produce his title deeds to the fishery, and Graham got a verditt against him. . It likewise appeared upon -the present trial, that the late .Lord Lunedele, in addision to the fishery, had.in the year 1158, purchased from Charles Pel ham, the manors of Seaton and Stainburn ' wbeteby , he beearnepomessed of all the lands and demesnes of the Cuomo family. that adjoined the liver, so • that all the right which the Curwen family had es erased, became aokiy united in the late Earl of Accmdsdale, under whom the present Viscount Low ther became imitled to the i.hery, and all the manors that bad bees 'enjoyed by him. It likewise apipawod, open cross examination of witnesses. that in the life-time of the late incumbent. .•1•.•. Addison, who had been an ancroey, and at-, I to the it ! . to . ago had nod. who set stakes and nets near a place called the Folly, a great deal lower down in the sea than the I ;emelt', which he exercised for about Otter years, and then left off, and that until Graham came to fish. no cm.. else attempted to do so. Evidence *as also given. that in the time of Mr. Stanley, who preceded Mr. Asidir.n, as TCat)r• an. plication had been made to him for leave to ash in the,Derwent, to which be replied. •• that he would not hinder them, hut in case an anion was brought, he would not stand by them." And one of Wood's fishermen also proved, that when the stakes and nets were set along the shore of the sea, they were cats. tioned not to go too near Derwent, for fear, in a swell, it might appear they were in the Der went. and if they were caught,' they would " be played the Deuce with." It was also stated, upon cross examination, by one of the witnesses, that the Plaintiff had farmed of Mr. Curwen, the fishery, which the Defendant farmed for some time. I'he Defendant, it appeared, was farmer, by an under lease, to Mr. Curwea, who had a lease from the rector, Mr. How. It was stated to be a most valuable fishery, up wards of 150 salmon bsiuglrequently taken at one draught. The Defendant relied chiefly on the lver: in quo being part of the ma, or an arm of it, and did not call any witnesses. The JUDG t (Mr. Baron Sutton) summed up with his usual perspicuity sad clearness, fixing the Jury's (which was a swill ene) attentioa to the material faits of the case. The Jury, after retiring for a few minutes, re turned a verdia for the Plaintiff. CUMBISRLAND ABUSES. terintrds tonic holy crdets, and st•as prevented to livinA of Workington, by the Ctirwen farnil? Catt.ist.t. •ro . It. wt..,in he Was oeatay related, atwta ti:.) years ago kit f rtitthedt>t of tho Con nty, otr Calendar eifii. let a fishery for alintn SI. a year, to one IN nod.,, NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PORTSMOUTH, •UOUIT 17. Sailed the rie/ia,frigate, Capt. Walker, for Que bec ; CaussiiNi frigate, Capt. &wen, with a convoy for Newfoundland; and the Calypso sloop, Captain &slily, with Lord Xeith on board, for the Downs. Sailed the Argo, of 44 guns, Capt. Digby , to St. Helen's, with a convoy for the Coast of Africa. Arrived La Fleche sloop, Capt. White, horn off Havre- PLTMOUTM, AVOUST 16. Arrived His Majesty's ship Rosario, of 16 guns, Capt. Heywood, from a cruise ; the Eleanor hired armed ship, with a convoy from the Westward ; Caroline, Lieut. Derby, with several victuallers; Casing! brig, from the Eastward ; La Pomo*, fri pte ; and St. George, of 98 guns, Capt. Berrie, from the Belleisle station; Unity and Queentorgalgh privateers, from a cruise; Fame, Major, from Stock- holm I Heksa sloop of war, with three transports, from Ireland; Fame, from Carthagena, for Copenhagen, detained by the Unily privateer ; and the Dasleleigh,—, from St. Übes, for Viana, de tained by the Lien privateer. Sailed the 'Dawes tender; Amsterdam frigate; and the Santa Alargarettn, S 6 guns, Captain Rathbone, with dispatches, and General Simcoe as passenger, who is to take the command of the Secret Expedi tion, which are all embarked, and ready for a start; also, with twenty bullocks, and vegetables for the Belleiste Squzdrott, His Majesty's ship Mars, of 74 guts, Captain Oliver. DIAL, •UO. 17. Sailed the Copyafort frigate, for Sheerness. P.S. A signal is just made for the transports, with troops, and the outward-bound vessels, to get under sail.—Wind E.S.E. fine weather. RAMIOATS, AVOUIT 17. No more transports have yet arrived. It conti nues. however, to be stated, with confidence, that more troops will embark here very shortly. ?ROM LLOYD'S LIST. GILLTIISILP 0, AUGUST ST.—Pawed by the Vaolel Carman, Place, from South America; Progress, Swan, for St. Kitt's ; Gibraliar, Ctaige, from Montserrat; Element, Drr Male, front Antigua ; Fro.ka, Landlake, for Leghorn ; Johanna. De Urne, from Rochelle; Jonge Ruth, Lamore ; and the Oitlides, Clarasm, from Verrill Sailed the Good Hunter, V,44., for New-York ; Washington Adams, for New Orleans ; Hamil ton Moore, able, foul:P:l44lston and the Friends, Gmrring, for Gibraltar. AR' IsID In the Downs—the Robert, Darbyshire ; and the Rebecca, from St. Kitt's. At Coree....lrreph, !law, fro. Chatterer and the Alexander, Woe, from Virginia. _ . At Bristol—Atlas, haat Wilmington. At Liverpool—Rigby, • and Augeata, Gibson, from St. Lady CPIIIIMITOO. &al; King George. Duncan Lovely La w, • and the Rea, Stewart. from Antigua. At Waterfotettarlotte, hiddil , fronaLisben. CONVOY. Notice is hereby given, that a Convoy will be provided 1r nil horn Leith Roads to the Baltic, on Thursday, the 2Stb Inst. Couneil•Chamkr, Edinburgh, Aug 11, 11106. We did not give credit to that part of the report brought by a Danish vessel, which stated, that Ad miralCocaßANl had put into Tortola; and we now find that it is doubted in every well-informed circle. Admiral Cocira rads, it is said, had, with great prudence, dispatched several fast sailing vessels in different dire/lions, in order to communicate to Sir J. B. Waimea information of the enemy's motions. The town arid neighbourhood of New York were lately agitated with reports about a dreadful worm which bits appeared upon the Lombardy poplar, whose bite and sting were said to ►e venomous. The physicians have decided that they are harmless in their nature- The North Hants Militia lift the Barracks in Portsmouth, on Friday morning, and went to camp on Southsea Common, to make room for more troops of the line, which are expeaed there. The sentence of the Court-Martial, which lasted three weeks, and which we have before noticed, far the trial of'Lieut. Nay la ay. of the Bth Royal V. teran Battalion, for bri.,,iging chuges against Capt. Law's, Paymaster of that Corps, and others, which proved to be false, was promulgated on Friday, ranaioned by His Marna', by which Lieut. Ns vitte is dismissed Nis Mvcsly's rennet , ; it appearing that he had before brought charges against Cairt-iiii Lawas, and for which he was obliged to apologia,: at the head of the regimmt. We are requested to say, that this is the Court-Martial which some of the Papers erroneously stated to be sitting on Captain Lswts. SPOIWINO 1.%171 LICENCE. YORK RACES. SItI,RDAY, AVOUST 16t Ma eh we h ft. 8,. 3:b.—Two older. fift Me b. c. Luck's All, by Stamford, out of Mar. Sir T. tilascoigne's eh. C. by Timothy, out of Violet . I b to 2 en Luck's-All. Woe easy. Ml , ' , Passing the Winning-y.. 1, Sir T. Gascoires colt was neA, and J. Shepherd, who rode him, in pulling him on his legs, fell under, and the colt, 111 hit movement, hit Mr. S.iep lthsoi, who was taken up for dead ; but very fortunate ,in shunt tell minutes, I.e sheered signs of lite. The military Surgeon belonging ta the Greys being near at hand, Mr. Shep herd war taken to the Round-I-louse, and, aftet being bled, be gan to recover; in the roiirse of half au hour, lie was put into Mr. Mellish.. carriage (which, much to the honour and usual humanity of the owner, wa. waiting), and conveyed to Ming. Iti use,. Mr. Shepherd, we are glad to state, is in a fair way of recovery, and will, be expect, be able to ride by the begin ning ut theweek. Match for 100ge. b. R. Two mita. Mr. Croft's b. c. by Cardinal, out of Luna, Bit . I Mr. Grimsten't hr. colt, Woldsinalt, by Sir Peter Teazle, nut of Y. Rachel, RA. Sib. . 2 Two to one on Woldvman. A good race, sod won by halt ahead. Match for Mks. h. ft. Two miles. Mr. Mellish's b. i Of .she joes,by Shuttle,dani by High- Ayer, out lif Lido, Lt. . 1 . . Sir M. M. Sy kes'a b. e. Sir Scudamore, by Stamford, out of Stella. Sat. 31b. 2 Two to one niiOff-she-raes. /Non easy. Match for EoOgs. Sit. 7IA. Four rinks. Lord Darlington's br. c. Trafalgar, by Sir Pater Tessle, out of lathe Sir M. M. Sykes's b. c. Sir Reginald, by Precipitate, out of - Rachel stol on Trafalgar. Won easy. Match for 100 p, Sat. 41b Three miles. Sir M. M. Sykes's ch. e. Sacripant, by Stamford, out of Legacy. Mr Watts's b. c. by Reningbrough, out of Relle.Fille's dam, by T. Minsk. Sir Sacripant walked over. Match for 20ore, h. ft. Sit. 4th. Two miles. Mr. Hitt. h. c Talisman, by Totteridp, darn by Highfly r, ou• =A' Shark's dam Mr. Barron's ch. colt, Percy, by Stamford, out of Belle.Fille, by Weasel. Not rsia. DERBY RACES. RACES. TUESDAY. LUG. 12. 501. for all ages —Two mile heats. Mr. Sitwell's b. 1. Shelah, 3 yrs. old . 2 1 1 Mr. Cleeasip's h f. Lark, 3 yrs. old . 1 2 3 Mr. Andrews's b. c. Zolloya (late Trafalgar) 4 yrs. old 3 9 2 Sweepstakes of sp. each, for hunters—Two male heats. Mr. W. ita)le..'s br. h. by Oheion, 5 yr.. old . ' 1 1 Mr nruotlitur.t's ch. h. by Citizen, 5 VIM. o'd . 2 2 Mr. Moray's c. t. lade Fair, by Volunteer, 3 yrs. old, beat Mr. Towle'. ch. c. Alexander, by Old F.ugland, 8 y is. old, for 50 ga...Two miles. WEDNESDAY. I l. for all ages—Four foilc heats: Mr. Sitwell's br. c. ' S yrs. 014 . c. Taarws, . Major Wilson's b. h. Vivaldi, 'aged . 1 3 3 Mr. Brookes's b. h. Royal Usk, 4 yrs. old . 4 3 2 Mr T. C Browne's ch. c. brother to Maidstone, 3 rs. old . . „ ... S:r W.-W. Wynno's b. c. billboard, 4 yrs. old . 2 1 . 4 dr. . 7 bull. SOUTHAMPTON, AUGUST 1 6. Our Races commenced on Thursday. They were attended by much fashion and beauty ; amongst whom the Marquis of Lansdown appeared, in a' landau drawn by four Sheda•.id ponies, who looked extremely well in harness, and drew the attention of the Public as such as the Races. The beautiful daughters of the Marchioness appeared on the ground in a superb coach-and-four. The servants had mast elegant uew liveries, trimmed with silver, and Italian shoulder knots. The first plate of 501. value was won by Mr. Middleton's horse Desatfd, at two heats, being uncommon good running. The cup, of 30 guineas, was won by Proonee, the pro perty of Sir H. Lippincott. Friday was again a scene of beauty and fashion, the Course being crowded. Five horses started for the plate, which was won by Lord Foley's Little Peggy, which won the 2d and 3d heats : there never was better run ning. The company retired exceedingly well satis fied with their amusement. AIDE, ACOUST 17. This place is at present very full of genteel com pany ; among the most recent arrivals are the Earl and Countess of Northampton, Lady Frances Comp. ton, Sir Thomas and Lady Gage, Sir J. and Lady Liddell, Mr. and Mrs. Long. and family ; Mr. and Mrs. Irwin, and family ; Mr. Shuter, and family ; Mrs. Bradram, and family ; Thomas King, Esq. and family. Last week, died, Miss Martha Silver, aged four teen years, daughter of Lieutenant Jacob Silver, on the Impress Service at Ryde. SCARBOROUGM, Auo. 16. The Theatre, at this place, opened on Tuesday last, with The Honey Moan, and The Weathercock ; and it is but justice to the Managers, to acknowledge the improving state of the Company, and the great accommodation afforded to the public, by the ad mission of second prices. The following are the arrivals since the 7th : Right Hun. Lord Dormer; Mr. Clifford; Sir H. and Lady Mainwaring; Major Fitzgerald; Major Davison; Mr. Knox; Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Wright; Mr. and Mr. gin ell ; Miss and Miss M Russell; Mrs Wright; Capt. and Mrs. Payne; Mr. Snow • Mr. Vines; Mr. and M rs . Wadsworth and f a mily ; Mr. ;ad Mrs. Brantley and family ; Mr. arid Mrs. Greases; Mr. Headmen, M. P • Mrs. ffeatheote and f am ily ; R ev H . Broughton; ars. Hodgkin and family; Mr. and four Miaast O'Brien • Mimeo*, ; Mrs Grimaton ; Mrs. Hadwn ; Mrs. barley; ° Mr and Mrs. °now and family; Mr.and two Misses Mazloud ; Mr. Cooper; Mr. and Mei. menu'; Mr. Mrs. and two Maar Hanley • Mr:. said Miss Towle; Mrs. Logard; Mr. and Mrs. Hedglt ' inton ; and Mr. and Mrs. NUCOI6 HARROGATE. Auo. 16. On Monday, Dr. !luster gave his promised Lee ture, which was read in a masterly manner by Dr. Pinkard : the Promenade-Room was uncommonly well attended by most of the fa.hionahles here; Mr. Butler, the Manager of the Theatre-Royal at this place, has been anxious to give every possible enter-' tainment to the visitors. 'ln addition to his respat able company, we hive had Inclednn, Miss Ferou, and Mr. Melvin from 'York, for a few nights, with the addition of the ntelo-drama of Yalesui,4 and Orson, and the pantomime of Cinderalu, performed in a style not to be exceeded in any country com pany, and we are happy to say the Theaue has been well attended. Right Holt the Earl of Aylesbury. Right Hon the Countess of Ayle•bury, Right Hon. the Countess of Aldborough, Right Hon. the Lord Mayor of York, Sir John Callender, LAW, Cal lender, Si: Henry Goodrich., Lady Go:Ariake, sir W. FEM, Lady Tette% lc. are hers at pretest. at per Isoj Gov nebe , .tuno. 5 pc; Cont. -94 e Govt. Stuck 5 per Cent. . ......... ....... 93 Royal Causal Lem. 6 per cent. _914 COURSE OF EX( Aseiwkin l6 9 2 U. Dila **Wit 36 Raserdaus e. f II 9 Y U. Haonburgh 34 s 2iLf. Altana Pans I Day's Data 14 7 HANGS, Au•. Genoa.. 47 Ventre n. C6O Lot/n• 6ll ()porn, b 1 t Dohlin l4l Cork 13 swasser. 1. I. Portugal Gold in Coin and Ears par es. New Dnidloloons... -- New Drallara Silver in Hare No. Louie each •-•— Agin of the IS auk ad Holland. Wiper Cont. y tS.) lll T 23.) e) 3l 6 hays Ditto &asthma: 24 Cad's— hi papas Ditto Stadria Ditto Mills,* 97} Leghorn SI i Naples Dublin on London (Jt Belfast on Lonstan (Jo Belfast on Dublin (Dit BIRTHS. In Harcourt place, Dublin, on Saturday seanight, the Il,a. Mrs. Burton, of a son. On the bth corr.iit, at °p . m's'', Scotland, Mrs. Gl',clouds of Opisilale, was safely delisered of a son. MARRIAGE. At Glasgow, Dr. James Simian, Preident of tip , Rood Edinburgh Medical Societe, to Mias Hardie, daughtei uf HJ a 'V Hardie, Esq. merchant, Glasgow. - - - DEATfiS. At &Meld, county W‘tklow. 4tis, Ben, daughter o f 4 4 late S,r Thome ReII. Oa Thmaday Lifts at Woodford, is intone ton ea but; g eto Esq. HIGH WATER, THIS LAY, AT A.ONDu3i b kl " l4. "elm. ' —4B- min. Ate 3 Even 66 loin after 5. SALE .BY AUCTION. MERTON, SURREY. By M BAT, At Garrawsrs Coffee home r. , 'Chan lL S ge-alloy, T4IIS DAY. at Use e'Clock, by order of the Trustees end Executers ut the late Lurd Viscount Nelson, Duke of Brodie, kg. OM to Eight Lets, A BOUT NINETY-FIVE ACRES of FREE LI. HOLD ARABLE and MEADOW LAND, riweq rat each side of the read leading bask Marion Turnpikelcilt IS Loan; eon of the Estate is horaided bt a Strwato of Wsw i r commuoicating with the river Weide. Descriptive Particular, may be bed it the Place of 2.11$ the principal Inns at Mttgb.mi soil Ewell; of Mr. Woglasina, the King's-Head, Mgivinhritlae, who will shear the ?moire , ' and where a Plan of the Fame may be se on y as also et M. Bates's (Atte, No. S ; Welbeek strett, Cavendish *guar'. -mss:+_ , ammo LONDON a—Printed ea G DAVIDSON, No. 17, put... C..n, How-.tree, Covent.Gardesa, and putAtahcel at the Office ' N. IS, Back of St. Clement% Church, SktAOC h 1 W. srucK. Ne 7, New B.lten-ateet, 1..44 Acre. 0-rlarr, Ire. for th.s Payer. servi Le the Otfice (kr:0710A) mil be duly aciendwg to. THE , simony; •nd LW! lbCMaee per(orm•r WI T' Najd% P4T, do 1 Writ* fir CHALMU 4 , itteComili - ems IST. imam..) Al THE' CA TRADINC That. as posted tht eF tn” Esr ntosnu•un, as eased, ii granted ►► VIM day of Ittaelmew aiter the .41 tent, tha Which the 'Me ?Milt 11 , ft the 3 trill he psi any &chat let the Pre the bottler sPeciet of Too TI UIT fl!, Al' NI 31 . 01X1: Prevent th .tt an Posb se a.t.ntto,i Pr'. l quit t 1,1" V al 7.. Gj ; iwl Ilta-;1•1 i ,, r•ble. a Ve nut I I N II E A fa 4 : II ARCI Dellt,fri c namc by rat ot,t ProNfatt 1 . 1 Solutin 3 has alt h Luna for L:rdnes) al *ruing ; them use Charcoal . t. .."' 4 • • • • '1•• .. , till iitinkert. . .' . . -....-__ CORN EXCHANGE, Ago. Is. - - •••• ' • • The Poo, 3,,,,,,1. of Wheat to day 'make utile! stony tap. , plies; aid thy. trade for satu,rles 01 gw.l quality has rea ly sales, at oil a trance of 24. per quarter, with little variation . a; interior --Of Barley but short airiv.la, which is extremely dud in sales. I awing few purchasers at this season -Al4lk aid lIIUMtIk. White PC,. maintain their price.-Grey also; but few ham. arrivaly it Oats, and this article is quosed rather dear«, to d is • gusid sample.; and Flour continues at last week's prices. , i , THE CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. rvilfS PA • tarkiea..........526. Gat. 74.. Beans 4O. ed.., i d. i 1506, wl Fine 10........11% fler Od. Tick Beans 33s n.. ,5,.. & Rye Cis 47.5. Oil Oats ...........,23s 24 a s , Sir Credoic, Barley 33s. 31s Od. Polands . 35;.34 . oil, Nightshade, 110 Ml.t 686. 71s. Od. Rape Seed new.. 281. 31.105. lll.a Mathews White Peas 661. 711, 0!. Flue Four .635. 70, 0 4. Atm whit Grey P.......... 35;. 41s. 01.1. Seco At.... 44. €4, 04 . PRICE OF HOPS. Vapid (will /MOIL POCCUTI. iihrmile. Mr. P Kent SI -t to 61 fis Kent .51 Ss to 61 10a (first time), h Sussex.... .51 --a to SI 16$ SUNK SI Ss to 61 os loiighby, Mr Roma 51 --is to SI 165 Farnham... 71 -s to 111 ...4 Louisa Court , ' Old Duty-156,00W. • To ' -- C PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. • .. IT .111161115 . $• 11,111TICWAPIL. Hay 31 Os a 41 16s Od Hay..,... 31,10s a SI Q s . • . 14 o :T r o on 4 - s a r k or l :lentr a ' n : ll Straw..ll ISs a 21 Os Od New 61 Os a DI 0, .....--..... !Closer 41 4s a 51 5, FOR 1 I Straw • ll 14s a 4.1 v TH SMITHFIELD, Mesoax, Ate. Is. j'IN MC IL, To soak the Offal-per Storm of sib. will ha Reef 4s OA to is Od I Veal .. 4s 81 to Si rielms bv s Ed TH 'Nunes-- Ils 41 to 5 , 1 4d Pork .. de Bel to MYd Lunt , Se. Od. to 64. Od. cola!, MaID OP Beasts, '2,000 -Sheep and Lambs. 20.000. and the Assis le ter MUM NEWGATS AND LEADENH ALL MARKETS. By the Carcase. Beef 34 441 to 44 41 I Veal. M Od to Ss 44 11 Mutti.a 4s 01 to 4s 44 1 Pork .......4. Id G. Ss gg Lamb. 4. 61. to 3... Ilid. I RAW HIDES. As performer Best Heifers and Steers, per Moos #. 51. to 3s. 4.1. WI As v. i Middlings 9s. 104. to Is 04. Ordinary ...... 2s. 64. to 2s. 84. Ticket; at Market Calf' - 12.. 61. aid e and of Mr. IS English Home lss. a. 41. to 17s. -.1 each. Sheep Skins Lamb Skins PRICE OF LEATHER. Fri - lIS I Butts, 50 to 561 b. each Ditto, 60 to 63Ibf each ' 274 to 284 SIRE WOI Merchants Backs lll4 to 221 Drer.si..g Hides... 19d to tOd 1 Fine Csoch Hides *ld to 221 THE C Crop Hides Inc csittiol.. $l4 to 241 1 1Mrsi Flat Ordinary lBll to 134 D. 4. , tie 21 Calf Skins, 30 to 401 b. per Dozen 30d to 404 Mu Or reads Ditto, 50 to 701 b.. s6d to 42d? A L area fir (i 1 Ditto, 70 to 110 lb .334 se 38dt k TESS .f F. Small Seals ( G reen l an d ) to 444) I. /./ to with 141 • Large dam 100 s tit Igper doom. ball. per IA Goat Skins -a la -.4 is Oar AN Tanned Horse Hide 20e to SIR par hide. Mary DIM _____...... COAL-HAMLET. Anson 10. Tic Coal Ships at Mirka. Sold. • trice. 111445M11 65 .. Newcastle 3 ..Sunderland 2...4..391 Ild a 4.ts 64 Is Ulm* I -Cinders t ..Cancel Coal ______ -gm ,ease Peron PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bank Steck 214! THE Spec Cent. Reduced ' ' .. f.l 3 per Cent. Come S.. 6261 4 Maim 4 pet Cent. S per Cent. Navy .911L11 Wet fir Lords Annuities . y . . 1 / CHALDR( el i Imperial 3 per Cent 6ll as Cards Irish 3 per Cent. . 1 9ll = 6. 4 earl so Omnium India Winds - 1 .01. 411 8% r; . Exchequer Bills 'tif , ay English Lottery Tickets,...... ' -. 191. IS.. ' 'tiff. , 1 r Consols for T. 614 11, Stock-broker, at SOO 1 No. 4, Carithill, and 9, Cbmingeroas. sele WA / IRISH STOCKS, Audits* 13. 1806. lola rag Goy. Debt:Mut...s , 3i per Cent.- 69 1 1 70 09j AMIN mill ... Sold; Chemist Piccaddl 'ad Pert Court , ' "fq , C Pihicii &Nil 1A Wier° %We e. rietuAll