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• o • • hieh existed it Many of the cohillWartiast the holition of the *lave trade, the Art which made 8 p;ol . 4ltems of that law felony, would he mothered no. ito , v, if a clause had rim beet% introduced. which perwri.teall that el* laxities 'hay be meowed for trial r..r net 'laminas fir Ibis reunify. The Pri • owe* had seggrotril that were they tried at home 'bet might have bad exculpatory witnesses; but • •ley knew she vesture of the charge against them •-Art they were taken and before they were re. ~ anted—they were nit ordinary men. but person. of • itiotstwe, tied might have hwl their witnesses. if plowaed, brouxht home (perhaps) in the nun . she conveyed their aces-ere. The Jury quid, however. consider the *holt circoonitaiters the raw. and hike care that 'twos those they came to a coneiussou fur their ver. slice,. The Learned Judge then minutely sum med up the evidenve to the Jury, mid left the whole case for their rowoderattori. He oh. served. that tint a quest . hail turn pest to the hoe. Clanduoirr, which trusted to implicate I o 11l in tiny conspiracy against time Prisortrre. It was for the Jots to sir. felon their Misery thou of los luau ,et while tinder rtt4 11111 l *two. whether litcre w. .s hot what was 1.11141 by the Priwielers to e ffr-ct the story he told ; anti Ow) 'p o ol 1 also reciter). that though every 111104 r witerr.l fly the Prisoners was capable of "woof by olorr ootnaottoas. not a single individual was proilsrecd in -nopott if tt, though the Promotes liad shr swami of proolocisig hint, if true, rod II gh the Captain of the Jenne Adam, was slow in where it gig t•eit follow that loo...sittr the Prosecutor., for the rriieniss idreinly slate', would not h.iig llign to tri4l. yet, ti.vrrthrbll%. it was competent for the Prisoliers to ha.e A.A.d thentrelves of his ern dreier. If Ike coto.ottrti of bullock., the Caikt•lll wile I lir loc.! 1.41••ilole evidence lo prove that tact, and time, Shirr, must he en end to the present 'new tarot. The Jolv. alga Omit, WilatlleSeinisultotion, returned a ver-lito if ~strity. The Primmer* re cta,' the e . r th e t •iii emetiost, and were in e. I from Ilir (1 , 1 It. The trial bott-gi to, whit- of the rhiy. C fur Crown —The SOLICITOR-GENF:- ISL. Mr. REYNOLD.. ”nd •'r. LITTLEDALE. For the 1.011r.0-Mt. CORW000• .‘lr. A DOI' PIIVI. awl Mr. PLATT. _ _ 1., Illy course of the morn lig the Grand Jury pre•rutrll o litter, t.. dor Court, no whir lo tile) • poke its htgli term• of the •t:rtr of Neap's., tismoi, sh e rrrenstrmeuu of Mr. Br.)«she. the keeper, no fir r. the hitt sOf the prsit.itpertiott•d. They oleo spoke ;it pu•s tr up. or the rirtilrool smelliest* of Mr•. Fry, other risililtitioropte Lodi's, for the reforms. Lou of (monk I'ti•tusrr•, mod tiornonoily recommend. rd • h t . oil o ptimi of •tender ultimates of reform/Iton for jure tale silkworm. cairn west-L sESSIONS. Tlytor Srs.ioui eneuerwored at Rodoin ou Tortasy lo+t. E. W. W. P.odonwo, oar iss Ow Chair. supyorird lir • MUM reopectoble Brach Joseice., 1111. fir J. H. Trymaysir. E•q. ■ NI. E. J. Glynn, E.q. ibr ilrryt &c. &c. In low whirr.• to the Grand Jury, the Chairman. after o.lograitil.iting thrin on the appearance of she calendar, whicli was highly creditable to die county. aninirrlrrrtrd In 1.110.i154 terms nil a gross outrage ow •ncirt%•. who II hart r. eriotly taken place in a market trwei in that c.iiiiity, nod *lnch would pioloahly form the sulirct of an i Act meld (rehire thew. (Alluding to the public a/dean woman by her husband, in the rnarket at Iledrniti,) Ile al aird in them his opinion on the law of the case. and that in the event of their (*.lolling a hill, it would he sent In the Assizes for vial, We understand she indictment. which was drawn in town, did slid arrive mod after the Gr a nd Jury were dismi.s.d ; but the Chairman assured them that the roils of jd.tice should not he de. tested, as the patties would be proceeded against at future time. AN INTREPID MiIIINER. OSTEND, JANUARY 10. For enT• time pilot vre hare Netll m our port the mcet lisHflller perhaps that ever 'aided. . (Jr is an English man. who in. small snd frail boat, ..bout sixteen Iret in leligth and four in breadth, ••ndernkes alone the voyage from England to ()stem'. where he takes on board a cargo of .pro. r'liclioers of the country. which he conveys to Engl nod in his boat. n'hat is most astonish. Put is, that neither the high sea, nor the cold, ror the inclemency of the weather, stops this ardy mariner. Let us imagine a man entirely slope in the open sea, guiding a little boat. which liar.fly rises six inches above the suffice s 4 tip ocean, exposed to the rain. to the wind*, •od above all to the iiitense cold whirli we nn," have.end we may judge brew far the love of gain will go. In bis last voyage hither he was three drys in the paseage. and did not stop the whole time. He has contrived en iiigenintas method to steer his frail •essel : plectivl in the front of the boat, with his hark turned to the prow, he guides the helm by means of two ropes. which go the whole length of the b,itt, end thence manages mails without fluittirig hie place. As the ice might accumulate regebist the sides of his b.let. and thus expose him to tusk, he has tiek en care. before tootling wet to see. to grease atl the rides of his boat, that the water 'mg not adhere to it ; and in this neansicr he traverses the ocean. without troubling himself about tie siowerein• ibuigers which lie incest.. and which I Ira. hitherto braved with impunity,—(Gmagn J Ter.) • A melvochnly accident occurred on Friilor ; the I n.et briongiog in the eternise cotter iu the Merle:, seten tutu in it, was suddenly upset when I. ithin a short didaisce of the vessel, and three of tl.em drowned. The others were saved by the s e. ti /try of some hosti from the Woodside ferry. Mato roost COLD.—As the Leeds Conleil was t.s.sine. ore Tondo, sesuoighi, between Bewley end reerybridge it came up to a rail, which was ml staing by the ;sad side. with a moo sitting in it, ate upright emote, with the rein hanging loose 7 Lis hand. The coalman hiving called to 4n r•eteral times • ithoot receiving suy answer. slight. 3; and. on 'mongol' the man. was shot keel f. id him quite dead. lie had. doubtless, perished Otougft the tort:menu of the weather. • • , )yalittslik s .filitmel sot • 1r mitPrar swamis* Uwe, • eipeolfililbaaer. was besought up '« Bred% so Warm. charged with bowie, poor ed false sod raisolerfolt •hillings at the shop of Mr. *AI.-pine. • heir.dremer and parrots'', is Thresdatemlls.stratt. Lamm. the Primmer, mat comorieled twice Arturo, on • charge of pasting had smosey. Ile mode two minmeefool et tiruspeo to pews base snowy ato Mr. M•Alpise. Os mob oe emion he w.st is the shop. on p'''ose'' wf porthoslog oersted amp, and semed me* lose • bed shalliog in pay. ones., and rettived riohopente in change. Mr. M'Alpine &mod that hr merited had 'hillier, and him mapition MI ...e the Primmer. The Primmer rsme in his shop on these day last, for the third tient. mad rolled fee • strAre of mop, and as wool Modems, a had shilling is payment: As ems tat Custom, he attempted to detect the ottestios of Mr. 'Alpine, by ~termite s@ no the emboss topics of she day, politicos. mistmerrist, and thaminced, which he slimy* ems ducted with great address. M•Atpioe, however. rumsoliord the shillimr. sold «barren. to the P. tamer that it mis bad. The Primmer as this disrovery betrayed winch an. 'limy; be aisle on anemia In snatch She shilling fruot of the roomier, observing to SPAlptise that he woold give a guod shilling in its stead " No, tiro•li you,' said WAlpitse, " I have • few of this dearriptioo •:ready, awl I shall WWI this swirly to keep them a stymy. Is the lONS time yea sill have lOU olajettioss 1.. WOW WWII as amen' susses, ohs will ie.:noisier you on the Lair., Mayer." Vpoo this the Promoter became extremely "Wen led. vowed that Mr. bl•Alp,me our very isopeoleot to eimpret • perm.. .4 Ids matimetobility «f such a f o ol set Ohl, of hmittisirly pok•••• I•it Am* flowery, anal threateme.l loss moth tr trios, actions at tr. Three shrests basing is.. if. CI on she Merv?. of M•4lstitee the Prisoner became sioles,t, to snake on of ‘l•Alsome's owes amnia, 0 Meal/ bottle." The officer, hoer. ey..r, arriving the Promoter eras t•lteis sole rises...ls, mod mot befog sole to give limy eatstfartoes • aul.•,..toim before buil Mayor he was rontioisie,l is, Netwg, , i. la sake his trial WI., WWI foe poorimo Aa.r awl ',wiles-Ali mosey. sbushl have observed 'hat she el. rk pil the mint at. reasial, and lestslled ohm the shills's( its q•lest was hssl. He oersoystosest she Ps iostier as as ..Id aeqoasolaosee, well lisoosris so site in.'s, for those .a.rllorius• yo attires, the rep-ti. sso,, of whirls bronco hun afaiss Isetcre she public wish all his I/Sowers Shirk •poss Imo. Ts.. Tramper, like most of the skaters, lose tool rnophsyrsi his tsieuts is vans. Ha is ■a;.i.•.aed so he wealthy, awl will gill! hail. anW frfUt KT. Va..1111,.1 depredsthoos have hern ronowitert ow U. wry-lane Timmer fo. same time past. in all which the peipeirmor• escaped detreii . In our ease the ionf of the Th.-stre was stripped of between two and three hu..eltell poises& Weight of Iced; and in soother, no Friday lard, pot of the mtgs... wee hroloss off and carrird aovey, 11.11 that in ease of a fire it coold affo.4l to. 4. •16..11e.. The 0110.11 raCallelit •n.l rrperiur preeatol4ollll are ad.,* 1.4111111111111•111fe. In tossed against the cabin's...us effects of hr•.. otll I.llEllle is kept is a yard at the back of the theater, is .• ca 1..1 the 111.,as elltibte. where there is always sir Monota..t supply of water ; sod even in the present sew, •rather it has been kept thawed by s Are under the water. On Fridley. Me Wipe,. ih. , ir..min who is employed to tooperiutesid the k.epsor of the rnmoe in order, awl repair all the •pperatu• Itelitoscitit he u , duernve,el, wismil the eineirrs prodoc 1 from oh- lire made foe the posepose If keeping the wife, e• 11,111111 111 the working ',minor shim. 41, s bras ioist ..f she pipe f., sit suiting it to the hose to look it in case of • lire, which was s novstrriotos, as weit as an alarming wren...entice, 0.141 111 1.1 el{3o,llllailooll of, bps in which wig pined the C . .11/.111.1101:, pipe fur the water in caw of a roollsarmion ansiong lie.' when after variom examinstmos sod itivestications, n.. doubt wits entertained ..f the pipe having been stolen ; iu conseq.seoce of tvh.th Bond, the constahle belonging to the *besot, was ordered to discover Ike rubber if possible. llitGwoustion was Lehi before Mr deistic? Burnie, who upon proper information granted warrants sesiost the parties oospected. Bond Mishit ground In suspect • young toms of the sum. of Joint Brows, the son of • labourer employed at the theatre, took him into custody, when •firr some inferno Calories, he confessed h,wulf In be the rubber, and 'aloha rated another young man of the same of Joh., whir was also taken tub custody. Brown confessed that he had sold the pipe at • sloop in Wild street, however, on sp. lineation at the abop as he had described, the parties occupying the shop, denied hiving hooglot the pipe of hiao. On searching Ilrown's residence a lamp Gtr three homers was fared, which was ascertained to belong to Dtary-Ises Theatre, and which had been stoles. Yesterday the parties underwent an examination before Leitrim' Dirties., Esq. when Mr. Ward, the Secretary to the Company of Proprietors, Mr. Ellison., the laser, of the Theatre, seronspaated by Mr. Winship, and Mr. Dans, the Eider-Treasurer of the Theatre, attended. Nothing w.trrial transpirrd to implicate Bright, 'wept what Brows said against hint awl their cosorstaa. Tney were eximw;iitad fur further examination. ROBBERY IN SOMERSET HOUSE Formate time prim the Audit Office. la Sono net-boom, Ins been robbed of a great variety of articlee without she °Mee being broken into,iar any part ico ler 'resole suspected. Yesterday morning, Mr. Samuel Tuttle the oifice.keeper, discovered that the Ogee had bees rubbed of a pair of silver salts, sad be was confident that the robbery had been coatatitted yesterday massing, as he had seen the salts but a very short lime before, but. had as esopicion against say penes, and be repaired to the Office to give information of the robbery, sad to request the aaairlaaee of sa officer. While he was at the Office he oforerved a woman of the neon oflones, the wife of a roan employed as extra porter at the Audit Office, in tears, nod is great distress, and cis hie in. quiriag the mum, he was informed that h;r sun had been takes' ion custody, aid was then sailer eariminativo. hay. hog bees stopped at Mr. Tamer's, the pawnbroker's, in Belden-street, in offering a silver ammo with a meet on It, without his Mug able to give • satisfactory account bow he became possessed of is, or wheat prepeny is was; arid on Mr. Toole Being lam the Magistrates' office, Lack, the etraittable, was them is the act of preglacial" a hossdk property, which be friend opus Isla persist, and at his re. •Wence, whirl be (the officer) suipeeted to have been Mole% but tint there was me oinier for It, when Mr. Teton stepped forward, nod claimed the wink of them, onmining of • gold rime, several onmainets, and a Veal variety of ar ticles of weariag apparel; and he had Po doubt bat that the Prisoner had stoles the salts yesterday asurniag, as he meld. keted Peeing him at the office. The Pannier was committed for father examination. qv eterllQUalta. Jew Beat was yesterday charged with rubbiog the honer of his sister of • table.elimit, two other spasms, a pair of gold car-riage, aid other articles her property. The Provecutrin stated, she is a magic worms, that she keeps a house, Nu. 3t, Terformutreet. She west out on Son. day afternoon, after dinar r. leaving het room done locked, and aloe the street dour. Mira she reiterant she found the boon robbed. Site gave inforasatio• so Show, the roastable, and amensuoicated to him her toropkimi of the P•iserner, la eirowlmence of the Ind characters hr hut of lee associated wish, and his knowledge of a certain place where she weed to leave the key of her room is the passage. Shaw weal is more* of him, nod finned lon in bed with a prostitute, is the Alsoonry, and the above property, whirls be sow pooleserd, is his pocket.. *ten' of lie alien recogoised the Prisoaer, eat so a thief, but ea • weelled ODOM ; he amid as special tiousiable derive the riots, whim the Cora Dill passed, mid tra other °ceasing,. Mr. Fielding me Sr r• te•l4l sot look epee 'hie cosh se a berglary, hal ma Ifinlebe.M would subject the reisiMer trauspertalipcs. The PrommeiekititUtet:ltis d, detains, asid she had ate will. shot/eel se Wei other. The Magistrate observed, that the citron/tubers of the relsherg very much aggravated the sffroor, hot he would take an obarsaage the proem isooteot is Modiag her more, sad would commit the Prisoner fur further troesei. saliva so e retire day, ohm he mass stood. The Prissier ear reitswelkil accledingly. Mr. Mills,, of Belgrave.plate flarlorturood, wee NM seemed by the celebrated Cab& Pollen, Air redo** or gig the foll hire of Lis coach. Itakleisr amid he was callatfresi • 'Op shwa im - absgerio - 6.41044 DPW% Th Mmes. ohm** Melt up the Illiapeuettind • mama% meal nearly hit eve* to* isapoi4 ttft Mom dews lbelerevr-eisee ; his Moo s lo leek fun. wee do, bat Defendant solely etetell The Defendant «id Iblidiette shamt him very meek stmt ems rellared him in theater' RN irbieli be mow beer/ Me bleigismair la motive hie roni;olaint• Ne espisenieredlMOSo the fell are, but be Arabi eimuest to Me ossuiresest of the detente stiereße Heel sot the map. The Magistrate told him if be beef brit turd • tbillo ;plaint ageism tlehleist it treol4 sobjeet Me litter to • Frailty of 10f. if premed, but es • reerloolossimi it mold not be beard. Ile (DefenJont) declining samemormossit. mode Billthettet rear semplete. and They meet deride to hie :seem. Defendant had to pay Dal &mesa sod 10.. mite. unloll-11AILL. ROBBERY BY A GIINTLEINIAN. An ereweat appeared is this Paper of • Gentlemen of famiern, iu lieut. hoeing bee. betteibt hole imrst with Iwo of his servant., to the custody of Police Olken. ehorgla with seisbiesil ■ Gentleman, Named Ditch, of his picket-book eiseseeeseg property 'debug, 701 voter, et Ow George lee, hi the Vorsitigli, is May less. The young Gentleman sad hie sessressis have keen dsselisrgesi, is toneegeesee of the Priiseeatiie ant epyrering agsisist them. The former bee mirosesl to itsi clues *gaits le his estate, though elreacly em ail by his froeusts ; he has inalterably Soul his determination Wyatt ei.h his pleurisy sod lessee lise satire cavalry. maatasuouso smart. INNORDERLY CONDUCT A THE NEW MARY LE CHURCH. A reepreishle &rhos, rolore.l Elmorioili, woe charged by .lie pi tier roloolaiti.l IN witio.imoce at she •hove church, !soh dUlnrlN.s( the cositglecil.9ts,..llll arraairlipog TIN evi.le.pee aria, In., the frod•nt, aha had been (r. *Ay al she .hour of Baer-lie., minified hist 'elf jlllO lilt I ISM eh 441 $...1. eircesissE aa.l lieltairetl very dm. rer.ierly, and env of she opee•ia:.l, • ass oraeolierl by hies in rising loins poi sit bail to she charge. CHARGIi OF bIOaIIEMY AGAINST A YOUNG GENIAL.E‘IAN. . _ Yesterday Pollock, a t.moi gentleman whose family eneencaium, are of she leiglee•i sesioctabiluty, was brought up Lows Ibe House of Correct ))))) , heavily ironed, for a se. (god eatiainattosi, clusig...l by • Miss More, • dashing Cy. Arlan, now regiditig at N 0.7, ISr 'foam sir. co, Soho, wish having brew conceincil in stealing a valu 'fele gold watch, her pro. petty, wader the fulls wing elf114181•11/111C•11:..• Male Moors bring sworn, stated, that one everting at she latter end of Ng/IVO& r the went lo Diary-lane Theatre, In waives* She pesformaner„ al the cossehisiwn sit which she "silted ihe Mixes, soul look • hackney-coach; w guing up thrtimps she slurped down, sad She Pr,•ouer,mu company With Illawthrr gemileinao, whom she had before area in the Mites, isanowitamly ran up to her assismocu, amid she col ssf, isto the coach: slot then told she coachman to drive to Upper illaspert.stret 1, which the Peismirr mut Ms friend urethra'''. ass/ Ilsv y followed her la her re.sul , nee. Usi Weighting from Mu coach she scarcely had root. to enter ber epareiscal, whim they knot keel at the doss., 31114/ squired after her; lie, came 44:* emirs; she had 'Mired kir chamber to take off her spencer, aml ,his reined foilowed her; slawrily after she went into her titting•fl/101111. when the Priswore mid lass iroirepani .... both went riany, the foam r saying, Awl In half an Moir he would call means, she remained al loose, but be 41M sill; sh.y haul masc.', quilted the pinata:elms she missed a valuable cold watch whole .he haul recruit, par. rha,r,t, sod Which she em. positive kW upon she table sloes they tweeted the room. blur swore to the Prisoner. M las *mart, another dashes., cyp. is,., mod she was in rim pussy with Mi.. 'll,KPANWtheig they met the tinware cod a 5/141. Ikas.llll ,m Otiord-ste eel, and had bon appreheaskd bp W.. U. an, a con•irMe of Si. Jambes's. Prisoner 50 Proserutria—. Pray, Ma'am, would ant the servant or the lhalllody at your late lodgings be abler al. revel soul Hirai ry sue, if 1 was foie of the party r' Prom-coin: (aechly)—(lle! she? 01-11 fr take notice of any Lo i r that rooms ; I elms% ohmic they would. Mr Pollock, is his el. fence, sail that tb re were papers in 16r perm, 541.611 of Plesuk, IM odic. r , that would emirate die evidence, is it would prove hr was sus his man al the Isar. ills felCaill wuul,l have •iteneled, but he was al variance with Mena. Ile Inew uothiing of the Pruacutrix or at the watch : the fall was. that he Meal I.dely come from Gibraltar as sap. era. go of a vessel. Capiam H—, an Wirer in the 8416 mellowest, came with Min ill the same vessel, sad with whom be had lawn amongst since hi• ars oval is Sown. Ois last Finlay liar Caplets waned blot to walk tato Hyde Park, and aa they proceeded slung Oxford-wee 5, the Pro. Wells ix met Slum, a n d charged hors with a rublosy, sad lie was brought to the °ace. The NI isioirate avert tied, on account of the respectability of his routs: slues, that be should be pheeil to his present siteetrins r suit d hien that lie 'Wight hire every joshes dune Inwards him He cry re assuileda—Desis the officer fisted, I 11M he had 1111•41 C espy ioywny, slid Need the Prisogie.'s Godly M bit highly respectable. SUSPICIOUS DRAM. A circumstance has eccorreal in the ;Latish of AL Limes ltoho. which, Gout the assure of the transaction god the warmest reports which are the general topic of maisvemstiou in the parish, has intiseed she Orerseers to have et rum. 'early investigated, that they may bs tulip proved err Sal. sided. The Overseers received issf..rsettion from several of the pariationers, that Mr. Bowe., • respectable tradratose why bad amassed • fortune by his profs... Mos. sod resi ded its litarrim.court, Leicester-square, bail suddenly expired, bow. log beer fumed dead in hi. bed The iseighbuoss harm that Mr. Nower's siesta! faculties wire Misplaced (net so myth recently as former)y), but they hail uu killowledie that be had berg in • slalea bodily alarm. It was reported tbs. she deceased had hero for she last two mouths lambed los • bark rims is his house, kept short of AKA aissl eel al lowed any Ire though some of she passes of she moire; offil out. That 'be deceased bawl not beta allowed tube shaved for w• mouths, and that he had out bees. removed boas Its bed 11w last three weeks of his Isle, or had the limit shimmied, and had died from exposure to she frost, tic. These ru mours, added to the representation Riede to the Ograrers, that ob. fireguard Mil bees treated very inisomsoly, haves; sup Medical Goodrum atteedieg opus him, caused digs to volt the huge of the deceased, question Mrs. &twee, sad view she body. From their observation, they deemed it proper dot a Jury should be held to inquire into the dr gemewees ottendiai the dscessed's dwolsliM. He bad bees asolleed ia • Ma room, three of the pears set, amid so ire. It le believed dist he died to the middle of Tbuladay sight Mt. The sagas *petted the wiedow.sheitsrs of the hong on the Frig, genie& as goal ; she rose before bee foie. tress, sad sheet two Won after (the time Mrs. B. p. grail, gets up) the sartters were pat up age* so that it is coojeetered diet whew Mira. Bower rose from her Woke went to the droassers noes sad loped his deed.— It wee • very 'ewers avid night es Thursday. sad she neigh. Mon bare frequently spobia to Mrs. B. fur keeping her hostmed le alieh so insproPerplete, her answer was, " Naiad year emu besiege.. The deceased was rams demised shoot silt pars eg . Mao regally, as a proof it , shout shot times whee he was Berried to the pressed M. B. no the flap Obis feserviage he got apse a Mese he these kept, at the top of the mart with his fusee towards the tail. sod rode down the eget is tha t insger,sigegleg, "Aid sow I Sill aterrielk" A few segihs ago the dreemed tied his bed.etuthes toptiat. and set eat of the room window ; the oeighboors were Manned by melee hi. pais( dew. hy ibis awes* late the yard, sad be was eaaveyed le hie swimsuit spite ; het fee. speestly rapeseed past dread of his wife. The deemed. whoa viewed by the parish Ams, was a Nitre skeleton... his Meat protruded threes* his skis. . The Greener Ms issue/ his posery•l for heldiv w bequest lirraserow. ..011111101•11P.IMMICIII=1111 At the Seamy Sesames yesteedey. Mrs. Sorsh nerd wow fond Oa*. and aeateseed to seven yews' imminently% kr eastairiar geode seder fake peeteeeee, the peeperty ef Mr. Star, 4 the /Esau/end. The pettieelere et this awe were telly &toiled is see Pope et Mends' lath GUILDFORD, Jaooaat Is. Vlllorat. per toad Oata, pr. quart. r ll 3. to 11 10. Borky, per quarter 111 Os to 21 to Pour, per quarter SMITHFIELD. MonOJT. JANVAIIT 17. Me amnialre •arket rss otritedieely sell 'applied with ell Cads of prime Catile. psi tieelm ly the nensher of Sheep wits rester than say eissehrt day for same time past ; owing to this great supply I h ► priers are Wirer doss lam Fridop's mad. Motto* sod Veil are also reduced is prier, hat Pork resnaiii. in pries as p.r oar last market day. No al. tersiists I. the pier of !lay this assoraiug Sirs. awl Clover are steer lass (roulettes. To wok tho offal per Woos of Mb. 0ref....41 0.1 so Ss. I I Head of Cattk this Iky Mottos As 61 to Ss. 91 Bests.. tAOI/ W001....5. 01 to 0.. SI Sheep . Pork ...A. 0I to 41.. 0I Calves 100 11.1. to 0.. 01. Pigs . • . SOO HAY.SIARKET Hay— ....31. Os. M. to 4?. 4s. M. Mow 41. lois. 54. to U. lOs. Straw 14111WG•4' LEA MINHALL • CV, the C0re....) See .... Ile LI te 44 lAA f Veal 3. Sato is OJ Messes.. 8. 114 4. 011 Port 44-1144. Os 04 PRICE OF 1101 1 3, per Cot. raw moms. maw VOMIT& Kiln ....3/ 3. 14 41 Ms Kew .... 31 S. to 4l IS. ammo% ..t/ Ids to 31 Ms SOWS .... 31 3/ I. al 14s ZOOK .. "el 16. to 31 144 Essex .... 3/ Os to 4/ Om Esswltams, se coati, 41 las to 6/ 6o—Stns, 61 fts to I/ do Foreign Pockets I/ Os ton to. PRICE OF CAN DLES.. From Tallow assadirrs Hall. price of Caadlre, p busy Ils ed—ale_o A Ilia id. dol. per doses allowed for ready COAL MAIM ET. 1•31041.11 T 17. Ships el Marltet. alwr. , 4nld. 04 \sward , 7; . ... 3s.. 0.1 t• Na. 04. I Serdalmod ►RICE OP STOI 3 per Ct. lied... dent 9 per Cent. Con 61e 4 per Crete ll7 s per Ct. N. Au... 1031 KB YESTERDAY. lodic Beath" • •S EIL Bills, v... par. Pe- Lottery Tickets *SL Cow. for Aee..69ltili HIGH WATIR THIS DAY AT LONDON mamas. Menus( Act 4. j Semis( SO NW 4. Teat 1111/I.ICIIING 01 TEM SITU TTILR 10111 1611111 SINS (Pr ANTIQUITY. Mesa alb araint o =aorm." "Allard y fain .t sad Joy.] fOoldfirsold from pm ?, V friday fad In July ISIS ths inventor presented a petit'', to Cardinal Goneolvi. the Secretory i.f begins by alledieg to the isasureessfni enemy • that hove been mode at different times to seem* tt, Tyber. He then inform. the Csrdinal. t h at he h $ been encouraged to proercute his plats Ity the fosteriag protection of her Groot the I)netrine , Devonshire. and proceeds In .territ.r hi,. teethed. He prepares the foll....trgetiodittnii,• 6 ' I. That all that nosy be found. whether uoritri.. smiles. marbles Of other valuable ohj•etr. *holt estintsted by competent kedges appe•ii.red fer th e purpose. --51. That the guertiottlarut .h II hare th e preference as porch...et. paying only live-sts:lni.f the value of the objects; hut, in ease stick pu ehies does nor suit rivertirnent, the company 'hail /int 110T1111rtion to export them. As this .ehrove loss to thaelsoschs. but promises every iiihrsti , age both a the st•te arid the fine arts. the priotouhrt hopes your eititaruey wi I benignantly take it Tutu rune. dentin's.. 11141 yuu m..y thereby Cause the glory it the aneovo.t Human 04410 r. to revive under auspice.; to orbiell hope Le olte. Signed G. B N AMA." The f..llewio ß is she Ceeifinal's anew..;— " prim She .4s , lioner• elesaskst, lOU J& III:11.—P.r. goissiisis Is grouted e. She petstiutser to pursue Out sdsrine he propeoes • ilk the following eoaditles. : " 1. Thus a 0.1/0111111111111 hydraulic riesiii•er gill be re. *veil to sop riutesd the esrestiou of the istmll, with 14 puwers sod imeirsieihmss that shall he cenuiewoienien 1.• has by hie sUperlorf. " t. That the projet for shell be oblicerl ers.i, at 11$ osr• rap...., whites. f &grew may be door le ibe aloe. swl of floe river sr.-trio, the imirritsd nav,station, Iss tit Noree n boas, roles. evaboseksor us., wall., tar oda. s.rrt whas.wer brlues• Se Sloe ulcer • saving previusoly for thas pogrom. 041 M. treat setstroty; as 41:ru In armor...son sispoper.ss uso s u. c . or ra t gosentosesst essisuere should reword", thews thurgeroos r.. 51s Get meow, ..r in the sravigathus of the Ta tor ; sod tsar or. liequiebtoeui to he nods *elbows damming soy reesuseta. thou whatever. "2. That as 4.12cial prime Anil lake • now 44 and al all deposit wiab se, b proper weir...col Well. ll l , lln Alai be agreed opus., all Ilse ullert• Wet shell be f.uud , gmoos dally semen, ti. the GOV. rhoses.., which shall have • rem rut tot •bolever ea*, be diefuveerd (Ngee.l) " CARDINAL CONS* Lrl.* In the sari., magi' for itsliwitiosiuss, row a r . t ug , with ~,ffiro.ot f o rm. she 1111 t the • palsy to take the lisle of Ihr •• Ppecileged betels, Schein.," the dusreior stamina she iso•:1;e•-• that titere ats..ll he • es , us ell of asiltaust.trattiso. 51.1151 1 1 of • AIM CAA' (lie u.v•nu.r of she whew) strap eilatirctin.general. Bse. &,.. ; sod that all pre •ible invest igloo is hiving Is. r mail., to miler to calowlase the expenses atlesolas,t upon the eon atritessosi of the hydraulic machines, &c. for three mouths. it is te-4.1v.d to fix the vein total of the sulow•iipo inn at this ty.wit thousieud Roseau crown- : ibis olio, sons .hall be divided 'btu tow hundred and twenty *harm. 1.11 that every one of she Company., as some wit the lust of the share.hulders shell be aesit lo hisn, shall disburse three hundred Roman crowo• for earl. share. and these sums shall be inourdistely placid in the hand. 44 she *terminr and guaraiitee to goverriineht. hi. Excellency the Duke of Torlown : that, as the Duke. in taking upon himself she required security to gumrefuent, has had no other object in view but the lave of ths fine arts, the protection that he gives to artists sod 'every men, mid the desire of recover's% au many a the u iiiii omen's of the maguificence of our auersloris, it is just that she Company should, in soy recur. se. cure lieu from lust on account of the bards he has voluotatily token upon himself. It is, therefore, agreed this each of the Company. at the muse time that be pays his 300 crowns. shall give a bald five 200 more, which shall he returned after the WM& notion of the scheme. " it isle be observed," say the proposals." that both the method uf WOrking.aud the inspection of the governusesit engineer accord*/ to the terms of the revcript, put the sn erprise. as fat at all calculation of probability goes, out of troth of any sinister accideut." This instrument specified further that the operations should begin ou the day ofJ doe, 18 10. and should tirmivate on the I.tt day of August of the same year. It stipulated that there should be ten hutiourary sharer. to salve as rewords to such share.hulders, directors, or others. as might benefit the uodertaking by their seal. knowledge. or activisy. The products of the enterprise were to be divided as eighths to the smarmiest'. one.eightb to site di rector oldie scliesise, mid five-eighths to the share holders. (no Ire continued Daring the late hard freer, the attention of re etre! persons has Area *Waved towards • hitiatesit in Spa-belds, from water imam to the bright of eight fret awl • hill; and is its rise and hill forms an arch. its which shape it has remmaird frozen fur the lasi eight days. The severity of the weather has bees se great its to rewire eatiositaisicalossi wits the shippingae 01` 1 - ford, Woolwich, and the ether !arts of the met. impossible. At antral places provisions have wills Ilse utmost difficulty beta dragged on board the ships; and at Deptford booths have beer put oci the ice, mod • sort of fair coasasetced. At‘Voui. with, Oil Wednesday, the ice iu several ill Acts ',early tire feet is thickiime. Above brulge *Le effeeis are equally severe, end of Lambeth there is 'a piece of ice Inure than it feet in thiekneve. , The ice ou the Thews below Kerr-bridge was •u Friday out foot eight incites thick. In consequence of the inclemency of de Owe. end the auddeo transitious from comparsiste -MtMoms to issue's's. • cold. ood great rorefscnou to -troublesome humidity. • ditotwtsio, *yea fatal. sled jutigiog by • few noses, a emsiesiese filierillati his made its 'appearance. alshilkein those or oyotsust Inabit. whale ilium of •ite 'oiling hove been attacked auk wejohride —(4/as• -gow e4rosiek.l tt -ligal >1 Nw the lel Wiliam. el MMus 11014 TipaOky, Leily Savories, t. (• davekter. • ••••1 1. LONDON : Friattil se/ PubliMmed at tire biller. No 111, *erred ; Amer aldlernisesarete are receive% sad teller uStiiii) mess be sirlemme&-C. parrs. h.. 1, Su., Priairr—J. WillTg, ms. .~, • ...-_.. tHE TVS& •••• - ?VP 1111111aU10 ALT TllTTltitUall e 34111122‘ ?be Wiese se ibe Desire and Oaks wee let at les sobs 1..., es wee else itte Itieldletwertk, but shore - sea bmtiett se lbe M. Leger. et Desreseer. so Ilattewee... 17 to 1 eget Mr. rime, el kr 1 art Li 112 , 1 6 4: gr. WMhos, ..t sa to ept OIL s. et Limits Z e t e splesemk eft SO es 1 slit Tramps" !tat apt Illeilrellll, briehirf I. Tabs Os Puss I INTRLLIGENCE EXTRA. lIALTON CRAVEN MEETING, IVO. TtIIMIDAT, Naito it. The Cram "Aft of 10 wirier.. est* for all aim r.-Ormi ..d a oesorter. Lordlllam's by.... C.aorierraJr., by lirrearoobo, t yr*. old, Mr. Breadline, b c. by Orwilir--Precipitair., ditto. Mr. Mier'. b f. Crittote Girl, 4 yrs 6.1 J, 54. Mb. Mr. T. 11)Irrs's b. c. Mr Speaker, 3 rrer. old, lA. Mr. Wool'. b. f. by Tboederbele, Artie Mr. G. L Fees b e. Genitalia Wolory. ditto, Mr. Kieby's b. I'. Slisikro, by Phoutemolilto Mr. Browe's b. c. Destrr, by Trs srp. 2 yrs eta, gait. BEVERLEY M FETING, 111111. The Gold Cap, raised by Subscription of rids .14 Ides. added, few .11 sees. Three seeks. Mr. Uppleby's els r. %I iI.IIny, 4 yrs old, Is. lib. Mr. R. Munnles eh. e. Tree B's., by Walton, dill* Mr. Gsrfurels's eh. C Sees.. by Walesa, 3 yrs old, Lt. Sib. Mr. Yet.', b. Is. Psertesuila, erd, Ses Mr. Petra's b. b. Runeass,ll yrs ald. thet. 131 b. Msjor lieresees b. b, eseashyse deem Mr P. Watt'. boy rule, by Cei berms, oat of Tsodscoeloo, 3 yrs alel, Sas Wis. Mr. Wslt's h. f. by Thandrriuelt. 4 yrs old, Ssl 13%. Mr Bethelra b. no. Censer. 114,1,11 yrs 01.1,110. 101 b. Mr. Hill's rb. f. Slausesheue. 3 yrs Wel, &LISA. Col. Binel be. Is. blaster Be vrrley,* yrs geld, SOL 13%. PRESTON MEETING, 1620. MIEDNISDAY, JULY 1. The Gold Ctip, for ell are.. —Three wiles sad • dislariee. IA Derby'. b. e. Foy*, 4 yrs old Sisnsfurd's b. e. C 0...., 4 y , a old Mr. Shirley's Is. Is. C.orrerso, 5 yrs old Mr. H•gbious's b. C. Ter.•eue., 4 ys• 114 Mr. Norm les b. e. Aldooin. 4 yrs old Mr. Hile•by's b. h. Otho, S yrs old Mr. Riddrles br. h Wei", Syntak, Riefd Mr. Prices lA. h. Mronlrsill.. S srs old Mr. HoolAiworili's b. b. Shs.lspeAssil.•., S y.s old Mr. 1110•14sworiles h I. Magi.trair. 6 y.... 14 Mr. Jeanie hr. e. Sarre B a. 4 yrs old Mr. Clifton'. Is le Advance, 5 yrs old Mr. Duseesslar's eh. h. Mrs yrs old Mr. Whollry's eh. so. To rrls, 5 yrs obi Mr. Imaddes b. h The Jo/Abr. 5 yrs sil.l Me. Vallee. b. e. by Whit •orils, &es by Sir Andrew, 3 yos old Mr Prtre's film her, by Fri.-Trestle, 4 we old Cul. CradoseVe b e >isr W•lierr, 4 yes old Mr- Oirles b. r. Alfred, by Fits-Tir..2le, 4 yr• old liit i lLlPpefs p. c. by Editiousels, dais by S., Prover, 3 yes sii N4VAL IN IA: LiGENt•t. • vaanotrne, eavraav 14. arrived the Martha Ellis, fruits Waterfiiral fire lameStm, asmt Fronds, from ditto tie Plymouth. Amsted the Stra)rumbe, Ws(limns, fire 5r 14.14 raanisuorrie. easioaav 11. Tama damn Chinni! iesitrAsy she Cassie Huntley, Dreasawead. and Assrll, Creswell, East laJiamsen, &um UM Dewar. Sailed today the Triumph, Stuart, fur Undue 1 sad • large Seal of loebo JANUA/11 111. Came deem from the River Obe Aeie, N.l.lrretua, for Cal. testa ; i. boa duo d. pragroale.l as bre oreg..gr. M4I(Kb.7A. CORN EXCHANGE., Monoav, JAsimair ?here WO* a Very Shin •11;oalalleit at asiel111:4; 1150811 114 sad het few oaks were made, as only necessitous buyer* sere perebeerrs, and that of Corn in granary. the airossaa4 fee ninth, beware, was au trillmg. that su •Iteratian in Fiefs eau be Illavied (ruin the tits semi of this day week. IMPORTATIONS LAST Eut Mind, 1418; Barley, 1!118; Malt. 773; Oafs 8,49 U; Bye, ; Beam., 188; P.-ase, SO —Forrige N keel, —; I►isb Oats, English PIN,, 1,388 sacks. MI .~ w i