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111 [From Trewmatt's Rxrter Flying Post.] TRIAL OP .TAME. TUCKRR I'OR SELLING PROFANE AND SEDITIOUS LIBEL.s. At our City Sessions, held on Nlouday lavt, before the Ni.gyor, Wm. CouRTEMsy, Esq. 11,7 order, and the Justices fur the City, James Tucker was tin.' for publishing a blasphemous libel rn the form of a prirody on the Catechism ; and it i.h fe e li ng , of deep grAtituile fur the pure and e:l . ret:ve od .oratioo of our laws, we have to state, eva• Ile vela, immediately iiiterwards tried and convicted for publishirig a seditious libel, . awl two further indictments of a sionlar nature are still pending against him. rrirtrect pier reli. giron cease., respect fur cisH institutions will not hut long.-sand when once 11w seniiinents of reve. • attscherl to the worship of God and the service of the church, are turned to ridicule, there is little or no gradation to the (Irwin of impiety and blip. pheiny ; 11,1(1 if this he generally true, it peculiarly applies to Ili. !timing lido ridicule a part of the Per vice which comprises the Of.:10 betiOlant snuirwroy of the which early impressions have retwieiell most drat, and which, as we teach to oor eltoldren. we hope we impart to them the rules ..r their future life, nod know that we are teaching to them the only sure grounds of hap i .incss and eternal salvation. How Noe usual ho the mired lb .1 could wantonly or wickedly interfere with such a blessing! We shall fortward. 141114. g to oar redden the liongnisge of this libel. It is sufficient to say, th:t It follovett in the cnvo-st matineroll tier questions of the Cateclinni; and :hat die OnolVerl l / 2 instead of declaring the plus truths of Christianity. and the dories of a Clio Winn. set firth. in language rat', gross, a n d impious. tire conduct of • fawning sycophant to a Mint.ter of the Crown. That it in. chided the farm, rit le. and language of the Creed, the Ten Commandu ents. and the Lord's Prayer, stispierl to the same *mai-slows purpose—slid that crither upon the mind% of the Jury, sr °luny indi vidual, could any doubt rennin, of the intention of the urpiie:einii—not th.t. Its trsideury and effect virmi to b.isig Iht Peruke of the Church suit religion it..if into siglorule and contempt. Mr. TAX4:IIED and Mr. Osumilics conducted the rrosecoli, es. The Prmoner defended himself. Mr. TAIVCRIFD stated the ellSe to the Jury in • • ry clear awl iwlerr,.ive •iseteh r —he pointed out the elotraver and 'memory effect of the hbel, rod *fated that it was from the character of the act door, the publishing of that litre!. the Jury were to judge of the html of the publisher, and that with what he might choose to state carte Isis own prirste motives the Jury hurl nothing in ctn. He orlverted to Mr. Fox's Libel Bill, of 1791, which, hr tlrphillird, had not, es was erroneously supposed, x:vets to the Jury any other duty, than in all trim sal cases, that of judging of all the circumstances, until ssyii.g whether the 111,r1 was of the character imputed to it, and the Defendant was guilty of puldishisig it. The I:htl*AN then proved to have been purchased at the Dactidatit's shop, of the Defendant him self ; and the prayer-hook, in the custody of the Drill) and Chapter, tinder the Act of Uniformity, with the Grolit Seal appendant, was produced, This closed the Clair on the part of the prosecution. Defendant espreseed his wish not to trouble the Court with reading the libel, and it was handed to the .Ivry, h o t not read. . . . The D:fentlant then addressed the Court in a lo ne and manner which deserved a better cause. He profesoed his warm attachment to the Christian re ligion. and said, had he been permitted, he should have published an excellent work, in a cheap foam, dertice of it. He did not say • word in defence of the libel Astir, but nicely contended, that (lone having been acquitted, the original publisher, it sus hard to select him, the mere vender. That it was the author who ought to be made responti. ; and that this was the intent of Mr. Fox's Libel 11,:1, on which he chiefly relied ; that this Bill en. prps-ly said, that, in future. the Jury should not be trtluned to find the Defendant guilty merely on of the fact of the publication and of the sense ascribed to it in the indictment ; that the Jury trete to take into their coosiderati:•n all the circuni stabets, and particularly the intent of the Defendant; that they were expressly authorized by tins Act to give a special verdict, which they ought to en, finding the book itself to be a libel, but hint. ire Po ironer, not guilty ; and in support of this. be frrrrd to (and read) a long extract from a work of Iticliaid Phillips's (a bookseller, formerly She. raid London), and he referred to the opinion of the lie. order himself, as expressed in the House of cbminuns a few weeks since. in the case of Mr. 11.41iltuure, when Studart, the publisher, was let go fire; he dwelt also on his biting suffered five months' imprisonment and his being a cripple, un able to get leis livelihood in any other way. The RECORDER clearly and isupartisny ex plaiiied to the Jury, that the whole quest for them to try was, whether the publication was in itself a libel, and the Defendant published it— t the sale was proof of the publicatiori—and that o; the character of the libel they were to juke— that the effect of Mr. Fox's Bill was mtrely to Jesse it to the Jury to give a general verdict as in all other criminal cases—and they were not to find a verdict of guilty merely on the fact of publi cation, and the proof of the mere attributed to the book by the indictment, but were to judge of the whale character and tendency of the book, and say whether it was a libel or not. lie said, Ow with the Defendant'd prolessions*f his intent. and of hissed fur lit• Christianity, the Jury had nothing to do-- that they were to judge of Ins intent by his acts— if the Jury thought he had circulated to the rem lil that which was calculated to bu n g religion mill the service of the church into contempt, he w guilty of the offence charged in the indictment. .1 he Recorder pointed out the fatal rtlaets of ridi silifying religion and its limns, arid ex pie's,' cis clear conviction that the honk in guess slot' sq.. ail Impious and blasphemous libel. The Jury retired fey au 111.0411. mid returned with a veiti,ti of Gritty. The Prisoner was then tried nit Mil indictment for a seditious libel. moil also Gritity. 'there were tern other indicttnents rending “v11.4t lino, upon which he was nut hied ; and le.iennlay morning the Recorder, 111 an im pressive Willelierd the Defendant to an itn piisOnwro:t of Mire months iu the City Geol, for the bla,plieurous libel, and six mouths more for the seditious libel; and at the expiration cf that time to give sureties for his good behaviour, 1 self in 15 , 11.. and two other penult's in 9.51. cacti ; and to be fur ther isopromord omit such security ►hall be given. Tints as this part of the country rtsetted from the foul imputation, with which r former acquittal was calculated to sally the character of the nation— sod this city freed, by the exertions of our Magis trates and the impartial administration of the law, front what was fa►t approaching to prove the most dangernos prat that ever disgraced our walla. The Devon County Sessions commenced at our Castle yesterday mos. 1111 l g. E. P. Lyon, Eon. Chair- Ingo, p►esides its the Nisi Prins Court, fur tsviog appeals, traverses, Sce. ; and S. Erkewich, Esq. Crown Bar, for tr)ing felonies and mistlemeaours. IYAKIIIIIC SESSIONS. On Tin‘dev tuttrotinK the (;!.tirral Quarter Sett rion• or the Vence fur County c iiii iiriiced rl the County 11,411, in %%tit-wick. ihr cotsroe of the day we noticed upon the Bench liar ft.ll9wlng .ki.temer W. Rigby, Chaientan ; the Right Hots the Earl of Aylesford; I) S. Driplitle, Req. M.P.; C. G Wrote, EAri ; Rte. Mr. Rarriaid; REV. Mr. Oldie; W. Holbreh, ; C. Adams E.q.; Rey. Mr. Ailmoi; W. Redford, 1:411 ; let . V. Mr. Bromfield; W. /larding, E.q.; Theodore Price, Emt ; Rev. Elias Webb, lir. A• 90011 ass thr Irrrsretment• had hero delivertel in to the Clerk of the Peace, the Learn. al Chair mall ■ddressed the Grand Jury to the tolluwil g effect : " Grinlrmris of the (;ra n d Jury-1 see, lot usual, at thus time of the year, a long Ciiit-odbr, and a great number of prim,ers ; but I Ju rot see among them ally case that will irquiie your very particular attention, although they must take up a great deal of time. It is satisfactory, certainly, that such a large and populous comity as this should have remained in a slate of such general tramptilliiy, while whir pins of the country Unreirliiiitl'ely h ire been thrown into temporary confusion. In the popu lous town of Birmingham, it is true, tlicre had been some attompia to excite disturbance; but there, he was happy to state, they failed. Them i. only the tissue acme person its thr Calendar front that place, fur a se& offence; but, I under. stand, oilier cases will be brought before you of the same teml'esiev. In these, nu will first seder whether the publication upon which the ac cta-ati iiii is founded. is of a sedition. nature. " The people. I rim enrich gratified to observe, are now more praveatily shinned, and MOTe soda. mireitre to the laws of the country. Yet tlw Le. geslature has thought it ekprlllesit. its order to meet the critical exigence of slot 613154 to via* arra, Acts of Parliessorrit. and I trust that there Acts will liner sierir due edict. " Gentlemen, with throe uh.e►rotion', I ref r you to your duty, not doubting but you will db. charge t h at dutt• with fidelity and tinpartielity." R. Spooner, Ei.q.; the Rey. Mr. Spry; the Rev. Mr. Frown+ : the Rev. Mr. Lane Freer, and Hybl Ridden, E.g. y.tolttdrtl, unit ware invent' into the ei,tullispion of the Price lor thl► comity. THE KING C. WELLS. The Defenelsett, %flumes Men:, was indicted for misdemeanor, in speaking scelitions word.. T o Iltir the Defeoclaut pleaded (:uilty. Want ail's', compels us to 14- very brief in this ease. On she let of January Inst, the Dt61(1111,1„ with 7 or 8 oilier pet - eons, of whom 3 or 4 were sol diers, was dria•kilig at the Sur public house, in Birmitighalli, an d n was snitch intoxicated. The othnsive words were. " Confusion to the King and the Government ; if I had a cumber e.f men of my own divosition, I w0.4;41 lay biw us kw as a va grant that walks the str, e 1.." Ott one of the PIA. (hers sa)itrg to %Veil% that the moat not me sttelt language a lobe he was prr.eist, the Delerstlasti added. 4. 11—o von and the King too ; I CIDIUOi CU! id him, but I h o pe (iml IDS) ." Mr. ADAMS made a very able speech for the Defendant ; and Mr. HEADER tharpieutly stated to the Jury the leading fatty of the case, OD 1114 part of the prosecution : . • . . The Learnr.l enatdmax IlliiMilltiVeried at IMMO length on the evil tendrhey of such exprevaiona, and on the ilangrr that was likely to Ernie from us i ng t h em i n indifie-houres, when the winds of people surer no, 'spun theirgnirii. The COURT Profrottil %fdl• to three mouth.' iutorisoutnela in tilr county gaol. The Count elivre.aed thew wiTrn h i di on of the condom of the wltheo, ; who. the) soutl. hod acted eery pruperly, and had done their do•y. The fallowing is an instance of the intense frost of last week. On Tweeds) , morning. a passenger in one of the carrier'. early, procertlitig from Mary port to this town, perceived something lying sear the road (crossing the rabbit warren between Mary port and %Vorkington), which at first was mioukeir tOr a stone. till it appeared to move. On exami nation, it was hound to be a rabbit, lying upon it. side; ;slice, but souJily so frozen to the giound. that a part of its fur was left upon the Prot, hrtiore the little animal could be set upon its legs, (Wheirkuren Puper./ A private letter from Naples says, " 11e Ist inst. (December) snow fell litre, accampaisied by much thunder. About the middle of the night the inkibitants were uwakenrd by a subterranean' noise, and soon afterwards one of the most dread ful eruptiona commenced that has been wit nested for go stars. The inhabitants of Terre del Gimp, of l'Amstitiziani, and even of Portici, txpertenced the greatest disquirtmle, apprrhend:sig the fate of Herculaneum and Pompeii. The lava, however, fortunately divided itself oito live torrents, and flowed to the foot of the inonotain for the space of • league. The crater a much es.larged, • part of its brink having billets into the gulf. On the 7th the lava still consinoed to How." PRICE UM STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 per Ct. Red 6111/ Imp. 3 pea Ct. Aul t '. G 7 3 prr Croat. Coss 671 I Dish 5 per Cent.. • 10ii Si per Cert. 4 per Ceitts s6,tif; Old A umuitits.... 68.1 3 / 4 5 per Ct. N. Au... toil Ee. &11% It .1 2#t.. 103 104 Lottery Tickets int 4.. B. L. Auu. 17 15 16 I& Coals. fur ACC• ...Win POLICE. -.....- lit?. CASE OF ANNE YONDER TRERSEN, PAUPF.E. Vest* 'day being appoisted fur the wither itivestigatiort of the proceedings which have recited so .such • the public mind relative to the condoct of the Ove►smr of Si. Luke's toward* the deceased wuntaii, Anne 1/ kr Tres sen, the parties (with the exception of Megan. W nil Powell, the Medical Gentlemen, and the Overwrers of Si. Cle ment (here) enter, d the uAice oboist twelve .'cluck. Gros ge K. Mainwaring soil Maurice Pvally, jun. Emirs. look their seats out the !leech, and the ease woe culled on for bearish:. Mr. Msiewarieg—Pray ore the medical grutlemen Pre ece*? Mr. Herritsge, that Clerk, said, ust the last examisalion it was not intimated to them that • their present, world be ue cesoutry,and co 00000 quesitly they were nut in attendance. Mr. Masowatiog said,tbc•r pressure was ht•tbly 1880,10181'1. The woo thy Magistrate observed, that this was a ease by which the public mind was agitated, 8011 ought to be filially itivestigated without any further delay. Mr. Phillip, junior, again denied his having told Mrs. Payne, in the event it the poor %founts being refined ad mission into the poorhouse of Si. Clement Dame, to leave her MI the steps of the workhouse," as she (Mrs. P ) had slated in her evidence, which was PO eurr..borated by any other witness Mr. M.,inwaring—Useless yew cast %hew me that Mrs. raper had some iwrsonl int.rtat iss *cling as she has, or Noir.s that the it:thaw:l of her ins od no Ito 01 casino prompt ed h.r to al 11 , 41 whit Is was wrong, I in in 11111 y 1/061101 10 1111 . 11tVe hrr.toty It. Ins opinions the Wet ut the suntan was 01..91 I.r.n...worihy and humane throughont the whole hansaci what out, rut could she Live In ails atli.. W 11910 z an tia 911 11120) boors, exposed in a coach to the INnfrimist stry 4.f Ih.• *callers. ? It usual have been purely out or lawns sony. E. 1,24 P.pse said, that she hail not received the least bene -Iby ihe tranau tlon t not teen fur her loss of limo. Mr. Pladh pa had rep.•rlvd tis the neighbourhood that she had turn bribe d to srra, false. Alt • P u just —" laulemtily deny the .. rr lion." 31r. Phillip., son. said, that the death of the poor woman wus not at all hastened ley the conduct of ht• MM. He wished Si. ohs. rye, that ever trlit• ►un had made use of the Se *Orli% " Leave he run the steps," lie. his desire was rut pot in Not«, as the deceased was Server ',ken out of the coach. Mr. Mania aring—.. No, lwe..nse Mrs. Payne buinartly acted rn opposition tee dui wale rd." Phu dips, sen. 1.11,1, that he had repeatedly offered the dteen`ed at. order fur her Inbati...luts info the workhouse of • 11.45ke',., which offer alto rermwd, wyn.C, she was positive if she *.t. n moved W her parish (St. Cl.uireet) they would take her 11110 the Mouse, and et was by her own desire sloe • r. mos. 41 there at all. 313%;a4ale—Ihs you no an Its establish that feet, or ryas she .Islv. ia mil of your parish 10 gLI t W attic burdeu ? Mr 19111180-1 do, M. 5w..11-I)td yur n..t holm that the pariih Akers of St. nenileht Omits would rvl'u►e hrr attais rLLbuul ►be c our areal trly rined? Mr. Phillips—lib. prryiatell in anrotg limy would admit her 11..1td not think tht y wuul.l liquor au urdtr, as she was known to Schist to the parish. Mr. Msotwarirx—Did you kuuw that the deceased was ow delagriamly ill at the Stoic Abe 041. fall/014d Mr. Phillipal kliew her lei were touch mullets, hut 111111 , 11.1 • ke. MI. SWAP y that Mr. Phillip jun. appeases' to est ass up iii i. HI t hal the matter was at an end, nu accosted Ise the ts relict schussed by the Luroastess Jury. It Ise did, he ilerithdly isimaksn.. . . . . Mr. Phiflirs, jam. maid, ibst so stick epirios hod entered hi• mind. Mr. M,istwaries‘ asked, if the Medical Geist Imam belong. istic to the City Dispeasats, *he hml sttruded the deceased retries. So Err beteg reheoved, bad here sought rue' Mr. Kiusirlull said, be •uuld redearmir to brim( him for ward. Ttiv vise was ordered to Nand ova for this day, when the shuts. of iiir patios war ordered to be iis rail, Illinsditutr. 111:4PERATR 1110111V.4Y ROBBERY. AFSAULT UPON PoLIM OFFICERR. About there o'clock on so oda y atiernoott, as Mr. Colman, of St. Saviouer, SoisthicArk, was gulag along Kent-West, lloronah, he was knock...l.lora by a mail, %rho rubbed him of sleeker *kith lige and sliip. ore, aml there ran away ; as soon ▪ jar. Colman c ,,, o p k r , pins:toed the robber. awl succeed. d in laying held of hint by the collar, but he was kuncked down by him a recutill time. Mr. Colman still kept his hold, sod weak! hate overpowered the wil;ain, hail not two more of the gang came up at the time, who heat him in a most shocking manner, resene.l Asir companion, and all ran off it &Wren* directions. As soon as M. Culeinsit recover.d bsisowlf he gave informal of the rubbery to (Jorge Gar an d ffignal, Pul:ce Odic, rs, who from the deectription given of the %MOMS, ri patrcd t o a notorious . horse in Mintotreet, well linnets as a tend, sr rius for thieves end odor r desperate characters, where they Goma n man named George Barret, who anawered the desuript ion of ilre robber, In company withffOrar3o nutosions chiract, is of bo'h 111.gef. The .II .err look Marti irto melody, surf as they were C 0... 'eying him along the passage out of the home, they were fullrweil by a nut/her of the gene. who 'marked them, and rearrest the Prisosser, whom they brought back into the tap room. Guff then said to Bignel, w if you assist tar, we will not hose our Prisoner, unless we love oar hers." Bigunl agreed, and lbey returned into the tap-room to secure their Prisoner, when a ,moat desperate battle ram ,d . T he time . were era, and magi blows used cote give. as both „we.. Several of the gees were disabled, awl others put to Med. Goff, the °Men, had four of Isis fingrill rut seisms with erase sharp instrument, and Bignal received a desperate rut ors his head, through his has, wad was recessitated to be taken In a surgeon, to have Isis wowed. dressed ; but ant Wore they strllrest George Bsrrrt for the rubbery, and James Marlin sod Ralph Smith, rho were must active in the rescue and assault upon them. Andrew Palms r, and a man stained King, were also spins heridtd fur the same rubbery by Locks-y, the officer, and Isis aasistauts. On Thursday the live Prieoners were brought before Mr. Erence, at Union-hall, for examination, where Mr. Cole- Mils, the Prosecutor, attended end identified Grurge Barrel, Andrew Palmer and --King, to he the three mess who heat situ robbed him in Kent-street ns already stated. The dinner lecing sworn to, the three were fully committed to take their trials at the next March Assiz. a fur Suers y, at Kingston. James Marlin and Malpli Smith, the other two of Ilia gene, were committed for want of hail, charged with as saulting the officers when its the rxrentiuu of their duty. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. FuRTSMOUTH, JANUARY 13. Came into harbour to refit the Pioueer. Sailed the Hank cults r un a mune. FALMOUTH JANUARY 11. Sailed the Ptincess Elizabeth packet fur the Mt.lotus nem., and Lady Louisa parkin for JilllSiCll, both with mails; also the Andrew Savage, Kew; Abeuna, LlUller; and Asia, Lewis, fur Loudon. PENZANCT, JANIIAST 11. Arrived the Swum, Mews; and hue, &abyn, from Swan. eta, oiski loss of no anchor and est& each. HUM, JAIIVARV I. The vessel which MIS wrecked yrstt rday proses to he the John, Alkn, from Mort& for London. S • pasts of the wirck have bcto pickrtl op by lislitor. boats. LIVERPOOL, JANUARY 12. _ _ Sailed the Steator. ilsrris; 111/4 John, Pearson, w ith totters fir the Cape of Good Hope; and the Persc‘trauce, Mona sty, fur Bengal. JANUARV 13. Nailed the Lord Duna., anti Prince of Orange pat kris, with mauls fur Hullaml. OTAIL..I•NIVART 13. RaileJ fur the River the Ann, Las bourn, fi Cephalonia. Came down from the River and sailed the Henry, Lowry, for Pinvor ; !Pi lama'', Lewis, for Barcelona • Urania, 'laicism son, for St Vincent's; Castle tinnily, Durrinsuail, and Ai. tell, Cr,..., 11, fur Calcutta. The two latter ships remain in the Downs. NEW RUSSIAN TARIFF, ILECEIVID PROW ST. PITSIISSURCIII. SUL Roo- Co ble.. FaOs. Paper, royal and Alexaaslrian . - U 7* Note Paler, writing, post, drawing, printing, and card Paper - per lb. 0 15 Coloured or dyed - ditto 0 0 Fur walls or hanging., all lands ditto 0 38 Polishing . 0 4 Pocking, cartridge, blotting - - 0 4), Cotton yarn, s4esl or nut per Ih. 2 50 Cullom., annisfaciured, not printed,•nd without gold mid silver, as calicos, quillings, Man chests r. Deakins, velvet, plain or otherwise, w site or coloured; also stuffs waisted with we sl, lie. p or flax, handkerchiefs, stork. Lugs, ilsre.ds, gloves, rdiands, and other article. of rotten - per lb. 0 37) Ditto C 111111; plain or otherwise, white or mr. lours sl, as stuffs and Isassillterchiefs of mus lin, nod ball mush., of all sorts per lb. 1 90 The same., if printed . ditto 3 80 Ditto, prior.' Calicos and Chintzes - 1 4il If *coked, or mixed will, gold or silver, some- times the duties of Ilse about Pccouling to Ilse elate. to which they Ist Wag, as likewise cioth. mil linen. Plated Goods of all sorts - per lb. 1 20 Brsinxed Ditto, or similar romposiiiona slims 2 10 Goias of Tin and Iron varnished - ditto 1 90 Pipit./ II ache, all al lidrit made of it - ditto 2 10 NI si,tard, pirep.ireil Of tiny - ditto 0 111 %% I, 1.416 , 1:11.:11 , , cypress, ce l lar, palm, plane-nut, mahogany, and all sorts of foil-Igo woods, WI Mr ll lloll, t inpluy..(l in the soaking of fur niture - - per pond 0 15 Horpsit hords and Pianos . each 90 0 Coro. - . per pusol 1 25 Wines, the sante as in the old Tariff, say per hhd. of 2.10 bottles . - 20 0 Auslria and Illingary . - - 13 0 Moldavia sued Wiillarbia - - 7 50 lii hotili a - . p, r !softie 0 25 Ale, roller, and Ceske . per hlid. '2O 0 The same so bottles - U 8 Rum, Brandy. Arr.sek, Geneva, and all sorts of tiralay distilled bon, Corn ur Potatus s, per cadges a . 4.1 hiittles - - - 9 0 Litini ear, of all sorls, per bottle, sueluding Dant. sic Liqueurs - - Clothes and Linens for Men and W.•meit, four times the duty of the principal article of which they ate made, inciiiiling the Inilnx 0 0 Bricks . . - ver 1,1 , (X1 0 Iv, Flints - • - per press! 0 20 Lace, Beahunt, Bloods, all kinds of Tulles and Petiisets - . per Ils. fa 5 Boller - - -p , fpi oil I SO Oil, Olive, and others of the same staler!, in reeks of bold. a - . - per pool 0 50 Tin in Ban or Sloths . - ditto 0 26 Artieles asameartured of Tin ditto I SS Zinc, or Speller, in ore . - . free In pieces, or otherwise . ditto 0 40 Mercury, or Quicksilver . . ditto I IS Pins, all aorta . - per lb. 0 ri Lead. in Pigs - - per proud 11l l i N.B hi Sheets, unrolled, formerly paid thl same as in Pigs. Ditto, Sinus, Ball., Cases for Parking, Tobacco. aril Co. 61111111 Frame, of all yeomen Lead !kr sb. 0 4 tithes and &Ales - . . 0 30 Saws, Files, Rasps, and other imtroments of Irmo or Steel seed in nsills or manufamo- - o ries per 111.0.1 0 30 Tin Plaits and article. atenuratiered itte refs tom 0 r lb. • 0 10 Polished Works, i e. all sorts of tools, uirosik, and works or iron or steel reirdcred hricht by polirhing - par lb. 0 27 Hardware, tender.] brilliant, polished, erraish eil, gill, ilvercel, painted, us. nut - ditto 1 20 Alum, per lit pouch - - . 0 75 Ilravere, livers'. Calm% America's, &biles% Hems, and other Forel vi Furs per lb, 1 50 If sewed toitrther or made into ,:revues, then double Drawback on Asiatic frontier . - 1 10 Brat-skis.. prohibited Pottery, Vases, and other articles of day and elrze 1 - - each 0 00 Earl brute so e,aliiie ur coloured - per pseud 1 60 The same primed - -- 6 0 Ditto gilt, coloured, or painted - - 24 0 China, white or coloured, without gold or silver per lb. 0 15 l'aiatcd . - - - 0 MI Galt ur Ace-rid - • - 1 20 Fist), all salted, smoked, pickled, &c.rxeept her. a nags and anchovies . per puerd 3 RH Herrin...A smoked . per 100 0 25 Ditto 6 died, except English and Miele per brl. of 9pa ods 0 40 Dino. English and Dutch - ilitio 1 511 Salt - . per rood 0 15 Sugars, raw, in powder, brown. yr How, or white, nut rrhurd in Europe, by sea per poor! 0 75 by 61111 ditto 0 60 Ditto, ri fiat d, humps, and randy, in lustre., parer* or slushed by sea pr puoJ 3 75 by laud ditto 3 35 Molasses . . per puod 0 fin l'h tiro ii unit Charcoal, free . - 1 it nook*, !Nowt or ultigueUd, Map., Charts, Alusic, . • C. free - 1 • Bucks for Countinglmage, same dilly by weight as the paper. Coffee - per pond 2 0 ditto 2 50 Cochin( al ditto 7 50 Logwood, blue, it lons pr 10 peed 0 50 rasped ditto 2 2 St. Morteses Nicaragua, red, in legs ditto 1 laved ditto 4 Glass-ware prohibited to be imported by sea. Carnbrieo, Handkerchiefs, plain ur bj udcd , sliite or coloured - i ur In. 4 SO Tislilerloths, Napkins, Tow, Is ditto n SO Linen Handkerchiefs, while or colour:A ditto U 1119 Cloth, all kinds and of all colours, breadth be tween the lists 27 wershoks and leas, by bind p. r lb. 0 40 by sea - ditto 0 60 kerseymeres, Flannels, Mires, !Wino Halfclotb, Woollen, Stocking*, and Gloves - per lb. 0 60 Printed Woollens ditto 1 50 Vigogne Cloth ditto 1 33 • Csinblets and Woollen, Ribaud. , sod ditto 0 40 . ditto 1 50 - ditto I 94 - ditto 0 75 Alcristos sail Sae Woollen Cowl, Silk manufactured goads Demi Salk - A meeting or toe inhabitants of (Indsles-afield. rolled by public advertisstmesst, will be lidsi this day, '• to CUtnider End determine upon the Iltlo 'e of alleviating the distrrsars of the ;more" An in vestiKatiett hod been SP,. On foot, fr which it a t t. pears. that there are ill the township of A I ssism d.. bury 140 families, costiprasmg Heir 800 i ng li t ia tie l v . whose mean+ of subsistroce overage 110 some than 2isl„ per day each; a n d amongst these there are 120 illtlivillsatio whore Hecrags- income does not ex cersl ot.e ',rimy per day each ! Maity of throe poor creatures ore 1114114 4;1111111e of feel a..d clothing. it this inclentent season ; and are watering molar the severest distress which human nature can suss lain. lu Iltichletafield ihself, it is btheveli. the dm trees is best-were as it has been soceruuued to be in Almendbury.—(Lads Guzette.) 7HE TURF. DOTING AT TATTERSALL'S, Januar 14. Dg NY. 11 to 1 apt Mr. now 18 to 1 apt grisris 15 to 1 apt Platform, 18 to 1 apt Niko 17 to 1 apt beadier 10 20 to 1 apt any ul h or. Illueber OAKS. 3 to 1 apt I). or Rutland. Ribpi.linWontill. time as before. OXFORD RACES, DM. 1101111WATIONS FOR THC GOLD CUP. Duke of Starlboreeitb names Isr. on Cloths, by aiske.,:, srs Earl of Marclesfield Dunes F.ak Desnr,s yrs oil Mr. J. Fame eases Chefs rrtiorrr. by Ruben, 4 yrs told Ste H. Peyton, males Defiance, 4 yrs old Mr. J. A. Wright manses Wootermsas, S yrs old Mr. A. Annesley names Crack a. Rafts., 4 yrs old Mr. T. fitonew canes Steeltrap, 5 yrs old Mr Ashurst mines Swindon, 4 yrs old General Whim manses Chamsortlosi, 4 yr. old Mr. Laurens names Mr. Stevens's Patience, 4 yrs old Mr. Henley names Lovrmore, 4 pit old Mr. Dawkins names Mr. Pryse's ch. r. Doctor Lady, 4 y.s nll Mr. Strickland names Eihi hod., 4 yr. old Mr. West's b►. c Alpha, by Ashion, dam by Erwin, 4 yrs uol laird Exeter's Saske. 4 yrs 01.1 Lord Rons's eh. Euphrstra, 4 yrs old Lord Jersey's Masher Henry. 5 yr, old Lord Ablogdoo saints Conjuror, 4 yes old Mr Charlton's b.. e. Sliststroek, 4 yrs slid Mr. Hill's ch. c. by Puultun, owl of Ariake. 4 yrs oil. LORD 4IGIA PHIAL We rejoice to fi,,41, that the story of coffili haw. i ng h er' , kit at Newby Hall. Ilse snooping, i I.rit Groothotn, i 4, sr we euvected. mitre.. We have recetvett the following letter:— Newby Hall, Jan. 6, 1620. SlR—Hating observed in your Paver or yestenlAy nu ,•. tide, in which it is ■tatrd that ■ coffin had ben I. ft at th e door la eiy helm, trills Whirr particulars, I w ito you, that the story is lolally void of fesusdulioss, atiJ 4;811 feel obliged by your ettons.lictiug it. 1 retails, Sir, yours, Ist. GRANTHAM. To the Editor of the Les* Garen& SUICIDE. Yesterday ea islaiskista was lakes at the 131.4 kinonee livad, in Widieumtustrert, Wore Mr. Hi l t's., tip.body of Mr. hail Harr. eke el4a hir itirnal• Richard Davis, patrol belonging hi Si. Martin's parbk, d• posed that the deceased was a shoemaker, living is Janie. street, He wearlict ; he was about 45 years old ; nail a ...if', but nn children ; hr was of very 'Owe habits, but for some time past betrayed symp 11111 l • of derangement ; he was Cr,. gamily heard to saw, be Wl. not well since he dioterl wish L or d isidam a rb, sad 'lmplied a pipe with him, and s whirr expressions. At ieu o'clock, on Tharsday night. 1110 Ise% named Swan and 'lllOllll. kllOCkr.l at wiliness's door, and hail him 10 come iiistaiitly, that the deceased had Cod 11.2 throat. Witness wrist wish them, and found hum in Ilia Mehl. shirt lying un the heel, wish his head hanging over, and IMw deep incisions in the thrust ; the bed and door ■ll ruvrieil with !Mind, and his body stiff and cold, quite dead. Verdict A PPREURNSIoN OP JOHN WiLLI4.I:S. Smite time hock we stated the particulars of this raen's reap., both from Gee)... Hospital sad the Borough Compeer (lie shit+ littler place he had been confined nu a chime iif rubbing the Watts stoup, Captain Mason, in the moults of July last). At the last Seathwark Sestdous, Mr. Alley moved the Court on behalf of the proseentor and wits,. Inc., peal,. tug that the recognizance& might not he redressed, which the Recorder gramme, mad Mum that period nothing further transpired to throw the least light on the delinquent's re. treat till Wednesday night, whelp the Keeper of the mewu received information that be was at • bowie its hhadwill, whither two trusty officers proceeded, and succeeded in sr wheedler cad safely lodging him in cant. A tree led has been found against him, and he will be tried at the seat bessiut.s. A requisition is slow beixe the Fligh Sh.rifT or Staffordshire, to convene r County Mealstig, tii order to ron.ider the tli.tre.sed condition f the la bouring daises, sail the means of promottipz twit relief. Thus requisition if signed by Lord , . As so V. CREWE, VERNON, BRADFORD, Rod by about 40 Geoliciarik of the highest relketalolity iii it e county, mid yet, strange to tell, the Sheriff his - bates to comply, begging leave to bake it few ,t:1 fur considering the nropcoition, .6 as tie times :ire tether feverish." Whatever may be the ifeci:ion of the Sheriff; the utmost praise is doe to thine with whom the it quisition originated, ainnog whom, we understand, Lord Anson has been tie. culiarly active. . COMB Or BXCHABIGII, lAllhalr, JANUARY 14. Amesterdam....C.F. II 111 I Varies ....... 27 30 Ditto at sight .. II 16 Malta .. 46 Rottenlam .... 2C. 12 0 Naples Antwerp ... l2 1 Palermo....peroa Ila Hatubsirgh ....2! 11. 36 1 I.i-lon Allona. ..... —2} U. 36 2 °pork/ ' se l'aris 3 day's sight .. 25 0 Rio Janeiro ll7 Ditto ..... ... •2V.25 30 Halms Funirtleaux 25 30 Dltilitt Frsukfort on the Cork ..... Mails, Ex. 11.....151 A l zio of Bank as Viruses rtieetive 2.1 In 2 Dullard Trirste....du lO 4 111.11.1.10 N . Sladrid....dreetive 34! . Portuzal Gold Is I' .. i Cadiz .... ..ereetirr 341 Cuiu, per 4.2 ... .3 17 Ivl Billion 3.li Foreign Gold in Banc...lona 34 Bars 3 17 10'; Seville 3I New Untsbloonr ..3 15 4; Gibraltar .. Leeson' .. Genoa 44 filltTli. Os Wednesday, the It h meiant, •t Ms Mew in C.'oi 'fleet, liathaver-mitiarr, itat Lady of J. A. Warre, Esq. ul sea. DEATHS Saturday sr'nnight, at his ...truce in Nrw Oxford, Ihr Ahhe Seto rho!, one 01 the hitchers of ihr French language in 11111 liiiiversity, and Vermeil) , one of the ProGssurs helovoging to the College at A noires. Al Twickenham, cosi ;be hills iwstant,James Hatfield, :Mr.' "site years, youisge.t vuu of Stephen Thomas Col►, lAA. and Lady Cole. Ou Tuerilay„llw I lth ino,ni. al Exeter, in her 77. h year. Mary, Dowager Cowmen. of Millie., relief of the lase 'learnt I.angion. king. of Latigioo, to the meanly of Linroln. Last week, at Gnrenie.ll, la.ar Sheffield, aged U, Mr. John Fur. lir has k•ft elohlr.ti,grand.ehildrite, sad greet pond cisolJreas. lo the number of 100. On Sunday wennight, John Raines, F.aq. of Skiyann, bro ther to the late Mrs. Netherwood, of the same place. His estates devolve open his nephew, Wes, iletberwood, Esq. DON 414 . C. Netherweed, limy. banker, Ski/lee. lON DON : Priolool mod Puellliod at Ow Office, Na MI Sowed ; whore Adrentoropooso are roesivoll, awl loiter p es. rail) Mee' he oftotorol—C. SMITH, No. I, Clearest% Is*, Priater—J. WRITE, N.. M 7.5.11043, Pobliobor