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of ibe Ards*, for «vieh reasan . he ottgbi to Le com relied to to under the .krree of the Court, and not talitalkswest to so personally) against the exe. color. The case quoted sty Mr. Hart, be con -4.1040 Ad not boor ots thin, as that was u verdict . beibia . a defter, and this was a verdict after a decree. 4 sittsnrnion the jttstire of the caw was, that his Lostbitup ought to confirm the order of has flo nt.atr Vie Tice-Chancellor. by dismissing the mo lir,' tv;th C 091% Mr. HART replied. and said, however laughable :he statement of his Learned Friend had been. it ‘.. o nieJ one necessary ingredient, that of being ‘erifird ! ,‘ Ir. HORNS %cm* At a less to know what kind of ver•nratiou his Learned Friend wished for. All lir June was to read his (Nlr. Ilart's) client's bill r.f o .%rticalicrs or part of his !peel ti. which bill of he had handed up to his Lordship for ii.rtl•lll. LORD CHANCELLOR...." It appears that NI,. ;1 in does tint like your physic, Mr. florae. fi'a't I hand yon down the bill of Ridiculers, Mr. ? Perhaps yon would sorely: illy ie th- physic to Mr. flume's.' ! • rl flaw" said it was nut necessary, as he g:••• irA hie TO * 00:1 oil the practice of the Court, caul en executor could nut be relieved (sous hit 4't mr rnntz. LORD CR 1.11CREL011—" NV Rat inssed before hi re-Chancellor ?" . . . DART told hr ilia not bold • brier nu that CC• e!'011. . . 117. I loaNr.--." ilonnur thought th e no ti re ci-tree ought to Intve tooppeal the action, and ts,e %t ere nut blameable fur appearing ua the I' LORD CHANCELLOR flaw! me up the pro , eethogs and I well p•all them before I give my ;us': 111..0." Drciiion postponed. 1-1,• Lordship rose at twenty usitottes before four cl‘o k. rtIORT OF KING'S ■EM'H, Wrsurvirrcit, FRIDAY, Dressurist 8. Allure the LORD CHIEF JUSTICt and a Apeeiut Ju►y. 'BLACK V. PAITEC. ♦ND THOMAS. Ti,';!. was on setiou on the ease, of which the fallow were the ciictimstances as they appeared in r. i•iehce:—Thr Plaintiff is • merchant, and resides at ‘;l,go, in Ireland. The Defendants ere bankers NArberth. near Haverfordwest, in Wales- In the month of October, ISIG, one William Allen, who hid been living near Isiarbeith, and had there •I Aril in business, went on a mercantile speculation far Sligo, and introduced 'himself to the Pltiotiff, and sequested him to engage in some bu-loess for f.:in, which the Plaintiff at that declined, but on • I ;• rrirytiog him to the Defendants, the Plain t tfiari,iented, ft their answer rhinilil prove sati6fac (ay, to trinisact the business. Mr. Black hereupon • 4Vrvie to Messrs. Sayer and Thomas, ilifoiniing t!•,..31 diet Mr. Allen bad applied to him, and had ;•,tinied him that be hid bills to draw on them, rod requi-rting to be informed respecting I:itn, as iy (Ow Plairciff) might probably take some lOUs r.nn Into. On the receipt of this letter the Dr 1-n.iritt% went to their Attorney, and under hit thi:e wrote on answer to the following effect ; s 7. ''hat, in all their transactions with Mr. Allen, t • ey loud always found Inn) strictly correct ; and on i ieaving Wales, lie had *eyelid bills of their ac ,•-iitniter, *loch should lee dilly honoured alien - t !assure doe. In consequence of this Brower e Plain dr advanced and paid st veral sums of or ( :ley for Allen, amounting altogether to 7001. for • Allen gave him two bill, of exchange, one cf Luoi. drawn by him on one Acres, of aus dirlionoured when due ; and oar far Inui. on a Mr. Allen, of Featherateierbffiliiings, which was never accepted or paid. Allen it'•era anis Went to Dublin, and to,k the benefit of It:o Irish Insolvent Debtors' Ail, and n t any diet deed was ever received. The Defeinlant, Thom,* el.e , wards went to Sligo, saliele, in a coliverraiiiin milt !I lie had with the Plaintiff, l:e ockoowledged, i•: t i• presence of a third person, that they hail eh- ' ✓ii:rd horn rating in their reply to the Plaintiff's that Allen had just before taken the benefit of t'.a Insolvent Debtors' Act in Wale*, for fear of i , j , iring his credit. He alto admitted, that they I ed advanced him 400/. and had taken a security tat that (and SOUL which he owed them previous to iieloliency) on hill wife's property. Mr. BROUGHAM, for the Plaintiff, contended, ti et the suppression of a material fact was as much a r: , :representation as the fabrication of a positive ilin•!.oud; and that the Defendants, by coneettling V.e important fact of Allen's insolvency, had ie. el iced the Plaintiff to give him • credit, by which )' I:ad sustsined a loos of 7871. 94. which sum the Pie'otiff was entitled therefore to recover by their verdict. . . _ W,tnesses were called, who proved the facts as above stated. Mr. Scaar.m. for the Defendants. called no eituesses. but contended, that the Defendants were rot bound to inform the Plaintiff of every cirrain sti..ce of Allen's previous life and beleatiour evec.fic inquiry woo made about billy, to whirl, th e y tad given a 'specific twister. He also argued, that as co evidence bad been adduced to thew that tire t'limtiff had give!' notice to Allen when the bill on Acres for 500/. was dishonoured; and that, as the wort of such evidence would prevent the Plaintiff from recovering against Allen, if this w e r e on se t: en against him, so it mast equslly preclude the Plilutitft from recovering lainst tine Defend. eta a t!:.-!present case. The 1.0111) CIIIFF JUSTICE summed up the vi ePi:C.. to the Jury, and observed. that, with respect to the last ulq. clion of Mr. Scarlet!, it was true v.e riot of notice of the dishonour of the 500/. L , I would hairs been a good defence as for Allen; Lut titre was another circumstance to be cont . :tiered, whne was. that Allen was an entire stranger to the Plairtiff when lie went to Sligo. and when h e l e ft t• err it might be impossible for the Plaintiff to give the cotice, as lie might nut io fact be acquainted vith the place to which he went. But the material epettmn to the preient cue was this, was the letter vilicti tire Dufendants wrote to the Plaintiff untrue in itself, and written with a deceitful and improper motive ? Was it true that Allen bad been " strictly correct" is sal his transactions with them ? Thin it most be remembered urn not a question respecting Allea's word conduct, but the inquiry was as to his respitosibility and atigiciettey a a merchant. and it appeared to him that the answer was not only deceptive by the suppression of material fact, but also by the allirmation that Allen's conduct had been to strictly correct."— Instead of writing a candid answer to the Plaintiffs' letter, they went end consulted their Attorney to stud such a letter as would induce the Plaintiff to to give Allen credit, and at the same time without rendering themselves liable. The Jury, after a short consultation, found a ver. dict fur the Plaintiff—damages 700!. Tl.i. was afterwards, by consen►, ►educed to IGB6/. 14'. on account of a snrn which had Levu paid in Allen by the Plaintiff, provioasly to the receipt of the Defendant's letter. COURT OF EXCHEQUER, FRIDAY, Dammam 8. IMPORTANT Tl► PUBLICANS. THE. KING V. WILLIAM BORDEN. Th. ATTORNEY-GF.IIERAI. said, this was an in formation to recover from the Usfroidatit, who is gll I.ll.ttYli 111 wine and spirits, two penal ties of tnig. each, fur having twice purchased api tits front a person, not being a licensed distiller, and lA,O penalties of soot. for having received into Iris stole the same spirits, being new spirits. An Officer of the Eyelet proved that the De fend int was an entered dealer in spirits. N 0111416.4 Wintrnarsh (a coninion informer) swore that he hood sold two quantities of spirits, of live galloon cacti, to :lir. Griffiths, the Defendant's por ter, at a ply in the Strand, at (lilt. o'c IDA io the ruling; that he watched Griffiths, and saw hint take the •puits into the Defendant's store. The ATTORN ny-Gm4r.RAT. in opening the case, 0341, he would csll Griffiths, but when Whitmatsh hail given his evidence, 'laid, he would reit the case here. _ Nlr. J FRVI% for the Defendant, said, after tweet five veers yrins prsetice at the Bar, he molt envy the arrntrance of the man, who after telling the Jury lie would rove the forts this case by the evidence of the 111111 who siild the spirits, and of the man who received it, should how ft at 1111 Ca•C on the evidence they hid heard, am? call Oa the Jury to find a verdict on inch testimony. The Learned Gentleman then called 31r. ‘Vlitte, who keeps the I:edbird Coffee-house, Covent-pule'', mail 31r. Pteitly, a wirer-metclisnt, who both proved that Whitinarsh bed lived with them us cellsrinun, and hid been diselterged for theft, which lie It of eon fe•sed,they both swore they wonld not believe him on his oath. The Defendant's porter proved that he bought the ,:pii , itv„ not for the Defendant, but for a friend of Lis own, and only brought it into his rnit.ter's t•tore before Iw wits tonne in the morning, to keep for a few minutes. till his liientl came for it ; he oleo proved that 11'114m:wall had entle 'vowed to prevail on turn to join in _ . ,olvitig information apitivt publicans us t h ey could Induce to buy from them. The ATTORNEY.GENERAT, adilreatied the Jury in atinialrt 01 Whitrivirsh's evidence, but without any hrattation they found a trait:A for the De reolint. ~i f f ()LI) 13 11 LEY, DELEmaim s. Joreph Irhile was arraigned f9r highway robbery, in steal ing (ruin the prison of W. Wildicg, al the late fire in War- Joni-street, two seals and a chain. The guilt of the Pri soner was clearly established by two persons of the names of Crossley and /ones. It appeared the Prosecutor had taken the preearit to twist ilia watch in his fob; in con si quence of which the firg attu•mpt of the Prisoner failed Not discomfited, however, by this eirennistance, he return ed ti. the charge, endeavouring to untwist the fob by means of the chain, anti nut succeeding iu that be made a des perate effort, and forced the chain and seals from the watch. The Priaoner in Lis ilefcriee said, the Prosicntur was in iiivior at the time, and had seized another person In fore hint Inc the ranee offeuce. . . . ..... This was contradicted both by time proscentnr and othi•r ..... whom the Judge humanely called Lark to examine touching that circitmstance The Prisoner was found silly—renth ; and the Judge intimated to bins there tra: nu hope of mercy. On the ver dict being retained, a dreadful .cream was braid in Coact, we believe from his nuither, w h o was in the gallery. He was a very respectable looking lad, and nut more than 15 years of age. James lA*9 and lrenrw Erroll, aged 16 and 17, were ell. pitally indicted for breaking and entering the dwelling house uf Dinah Shepherd, widow, and stealing therein four lei. and other bank-notes, five gold rings, and other articles, her propeity. Mrs. Shepherd stated, that she lives in Villiers-street, and on the afternoon of the I.llli of Omober a person of the name of William Sapswelt, her nephew (who was admitted evidence), called upon her b.) ask how she did. Just as he Was going nway she Saw the Prisoner Long go through she pimsge out of the honer, but thought making of it, as she loul ledgers in the house. Shortly afterwardo, on gain to her bed room, she found the dour had burn footed open, end a drawer, iii which she kept her money, was rifled of the fantails, consisting of 631 in hank notes. Other drawers in the room were also enepti...! of every thing they contained. Searsl other witnesses woe produced, whose evidence clearly proved thrill rge. Mr. Justice il.wwbati swanned tip the evidence in his usual perspicuous and able manner, and the Jury, after consalting for a few minutes, found both the Primmer& Groillg—Dralk —but the Fore men said, the Jury begged in the strongest Manner to reeoMmend them to mercy, conceiving that they had been led into the commission uf the offence by the wit. fuss Sapttell. Joseph Ofariin, aged 32, a man with a wooden leg, was i n d ic ted fur aotaolting Cringe Capiwr. fi•q on the Kitlett highway, and taking from his person a gold moseb, seals, Sic. The Prosecutor, Mr. Capper, slated that oet the evening of the Ist of November; he was walking aleog• Rishwpsgate. street, when the Primmer reeled against hitti forcibly laid hold of his aims, and an Ached his watch ; the Prtsowei immediately loco up Cittliesine.whrel.alley, and the Prose. tu t or was ::trot to ptir.ne 1 im, wheo be was hustled by two wilier men, who kept tom hack till She Prisoner made good lits escape. Ilie Prosecutor agaln-saw the Pri soner at M'orship-stirrt Po:lces (nee, anal immediately letup sized him as hr ilia the min oho committed t h e re t i b iT y. 31r. ft. Gregory, of Paternoster row, Spitalfielits, deposed that ou the reeving in question lie eras proceeding home, when the Prisoner shuttled up to him ; there were other so.. picious C/131'atirl 7 , behind; haling they would ►ob him he crossed the road, but the still follurvittg hint, after watching him some time, dvrted across the road, sod is. anedistely afterwards the Prosecutor, Mr. Capp r, was robbed. Al a subsequent period, witness arrompanied an officer to the Cross-Keys in Wentworth-street, and is a room full of men pointed mil the prisoner as the UM who had crossed his path in Ilishop.gste-street. The Prisoner un bring called ou fur ha defence, said he was innocent. The Cosmos! SFILITANIT recapitulated the evidence, rind the Jury instantly f.mind the Prisoner Grifty—Dealh. The Common SINJIANT after noticing the frequency of highway robberies, advised the Prisoner to euniiidrr well bis situ 'thin. posies. •NINIPP" 1111111111INVIIIIMINSItt*. Fl 7 ItTIIER EILIIIIIIPIATION TO LIMA, EGA Tatteraloy the elk, was evistadatly Allril by poems ie view the MOONS DOW he eweamly ea she dam of attack leg Mende% she peter, ea reeeeleg the Gee Poisoners frees hi. eestedy, while seki.g Hoist to she Hew of Correetiees !leveret fresh use. wove breitight up, charged ee esepi doe ef Wag teat:greed la the Wesseeden, 1* She feliewing order : Charier Woos*hi and . 7boteas CWa t yosny are, were liarseed at the liar. Thy were epprelseeded by George and Penmen, tka utt information received that Obey were espeeernal in the affair. Woodcut,. on beteg questioeird by the Magistrate., de clined aeswering any questions. Cook said, that at the time represeated whew the attack sea rescue took place be was asleep in bed. They were remanded, with an intimation that they would be again brought up we Friday weal. • IVillism Herds elms Wilikass Jean, by profession a mi. niature painter, but addicted to loose habits, was the next Placed at the bar dotty. He was in custody shoat two years ago, on a charge of stealing saufFboxes. He was •p -preheaded by Furman, at an eating-bore in Middle row, Holborn, in consequence of infisrmation that he wailers in the conspaey of some of the Prisoners 'Wetly before lb. rescue. The Magistrate, C. Fermat, Esq. partitioned the Pri soner as to where he was on the day it took place. The Prisoner said he was not rip until lam that morning (Thursday); he was only at one public-basso daring the day ; he believed that to be the General Elliott, owner of Bedford- Mary. The Magistrate remarked, rbellier be wail not at same porbliclionaes front which Ilit•Sral a the Prisoners were taken, 'motioning their riga.. Ths Prisoner denied being et say of them, prntestinw his innocence of the chore, and requested to beim whether bail would not be taken fur his appearance. Mr. Farrant hoped he was innocent, and that be could prove it, but they hid information that he was concerned in the transaction, and they csukt not take bait, as Mars den was rot able to ; whew be did he might riribi. lily identify him ; if he ciorld not, then the case would be doubtful, and flail would be received. Other qnestions were put to the Prisoner, and he was remanded till Friday. elopes, Kitioek, Wane, sail wi re then brought sm heavily ironed. Jones, on his recent examina tion said that trilby, the landlord of th e bona e in the ileieli laini;hosid where he lived, could prove him to be them when the attack arid remise took place, and a summons was grant ed for his appearance, but he failed is his attendance. %Viols complained of not bring allowed an opportunity of bringing their friends ferwarJ, in consequence of their confinement. Kwlock requested that h► might hire rrrssis•ion to be re leased frum bts irons, which lasd preventrd his taking off his clos hes- It was intimated that the Prisoners were vrry decorous ever since their confinement, and the Morita:tics save di. meanies fur the irons 141 be knocked off the whole of the Poisoners, who retailed thanks . . They Were informed that Prld ty next was the thy intend ed foe Own- further examination, when it was anticipated Marsden would Ise able to 'find at tie office. A/nre4 was next brongla np. He 'flenied all knowledge of Ike teangurtion. He bad nobody to ipeak for him.— Remanded. Haw.ina was nest placed at the bar. The Primmer was apprehended on suspicion of being-con cerned, mail told many tales, and his father who cone t.r ward to 'pea for hum, differed II Pdely from the account his son gave on being Wapner sp. Mrs. Harriet Le Roy, of the Illsy.market, preyed amorists that the Prisnm-r was iu the habit of serving bre with milk every night, an& fur the last fortnight or three weeks he hail not missed an evening at the above hours. The Prisoner has been before is eastody,and he attributed Iris misinterpret to the confusion of being taken at so short a notice. ►lr. llariner attended fur the Prisoner, brit he was re manded. The others is custody are also to appear. The Prisonera,wbo were heavily ironed, were permitted to have them hawked off, which seemed to heighteu their stirits. They were locked up had's/ord. until shout four o cloth, by whietitime lbe asscuilohme offratifstr owes from the various quarters where the Prism Ili used to harp Old, war very great, each hearing the boodles of (loos, &c. in whirls they brought their men their grub and brb. tla being brought oat chained tr.erthe►, the cry way, " Bill ?—ekarley? prod bye," he. mot the eratary of seeing their misfortunate companion's is the °pets air, causer, them to COY/.r then with hisses: this scene rinsed merriment is the breasts of Dome, and pity in others, to witue,s the bar deard recepliou of the Primitives. The non-rommirsioned officers eta! privates °rale 21rt Royal North British Fordeers have raitaeri!red and remitted a day's pay itt aid of the subscription for the \ allot's! Musiutnent of Scotland,. CitALLENGIL-A Gentleman in the neighbour hood of Itelvoir, whose age united with that of his horse amounts to eighty years, would he happy to accompany any Gentlemen and horse of the tame age in a ten toile run over the country with the Duke of ItUTL•ND'S old pack.—(Siuswfurd Mer cury.) Ott Wednesday evening last, about six o'clock. a horse in harness, just returned from the countiy, started f,om the door of its owner. Mr. Room of Colchester, at full speed, up the fligh-street, lam ing the Angel on towards the top of the town. When near . Mr. WALLIS'S, it got upon the fist pavement, upset an apple-stall, and dashed the gig to atoms against the portico of the New Corn Ex change; continued its career with the shafts along the portico, crossed the top of North-hill in a straight line. and came against the door of Mr. BASER, Veterinary Surgeon, which fiew open, nail in a Moment the horse. shafts and all, went down the passage into tiro kitchen, to the great alarm it Mr. BAKER'S family. Vairtworately, eo are *SS hurt. A bey was thrown down, but received no iu •pury. COURSE OF MECHAM: Amsterdatn....C.r I 2 7 Ditto at sight l2 4 Rotterdam .... 2 U l2 8 Antis am IS 8 Hainburgh —.21 U 37 A1i0na,.......21 U 37 9 Paris 3 day's sight 24 70 Ditto Rourdeaux O4 0 Frankfurt on the Alain, Ex. M 1341 Vicuna effective M NI 14 Trieste. ..do lo'l4 Aladrid 4 6 1, Cadiz Bilboa 361 Barcelona 3B Seville Mt Gibraltar lAgheru 47' 4:41 - aua .. 44 PRICE OF STOCKS'YLSTERDAY. Bank Stork 223i I Jobe 80nd5.... 24 pr. 3 per Ct. ILA. 7011 7u I Ex. Rifle, 2..3 I 2 (lip. 69a I °lranian% ..1I 2 1.1 pr. 31 per Cent......79i 79 I Bank for Accounr..22s 4 per Cents.... 8811 138 I Cons. for Acc... 711 u Bunk L. Ann.. IBi I-16 I 70i 71 i/ 177 aWnit i * :. Cit'isear"l.ol, Of the sr . figox„, bran . ral antiquities be r. Snort. litcy csassist of ladies vino& of clay, called by the allfiee• rilortffec These were deg out of a tumuli, wear the reins of an lodise tows, rowdyism' to the see, west of Truzillo, mid known to have bees the hal; sr sussaser reshisste of Alshualps. They evince it dares of shill sad perfebtiint in the art se. phyla to any thins now misting amass' their ileseesdasto. This pines where they were wade is No looter browns. These rporepserse were iatesded for water pitchers. The clay is red and black, mod equally as 'smooth nett polished as the Grecian term cellar, sad are also as light. Sante of them here a hied of wreath after the manner of bus relief, though moinewlott rade. On one of the pitchers is a perfect fare, with the restarts stet only revise and expressive, bet es. smarts , well moulded awl propos tiowate. Time easostessaare has a Persviso cast, high cheek bones, part ad the forehead covered with a fillet, and is altogether as &eject of iatereist, from the country is which it 1135 rOIIIIIJ, sad the operialalios t o w hi c h it te a ts, as to the former state of the 'arts Su &alb Atneric4—(New VOA Paper.) E, FRIDAY, DIRCIMOTB, 8. I AN Venire .... M N :l P ert P u.. .. per oz 115 'bun Oporto . . Ilia Janeiro .. 53 Bsbia 'Moho ...... 7g Cork Apo of Bauk on Hullaud 0V1A.1071 Portugal Gold in I v. el. Coin, prr 0z....0 0 0 Foreign Gold in Rai; ..3 V 10 1 New Dowblooms ..3 II 0 New Dollars 4 104 Silver i■ Bars ....0 4 11:1 HERRINGS. There are doenment. intisting which prove that s berrint. fiihery was carried us au (sr hock as the year 1102, in the Straits of %nub, between ilie islands of Samson awl See land. Philip de fillesiereir, Governor under Charles VI. 'c hars, in the "Dream of an Old Pilmlei," that le 1389, in the mouths of September and October, there was is these Simla a quantity of herrings so proiligiusis that, " fet thus space of many Fermata," he says, " you might have rut t h an with a awned." lle makes the number of premium employed in these fialieries oinunnt to three hseadeal thwiniaml Prus sians and Germans. la 1510, the Dnich, wbo'ear►y ow the herring tialsery still farther lo thus North (where she fish is 10'1 1 .1), employed in it three thousand vessels, and fifty Ilionnind fishermen, without reekowing mine 'hominid tither -vessels,eiriployed in barrelling mid moseying the emits,* N Ilullind, mid an hundred end fifty lhonsaud urea, at si • and on shore, orcsipird in carrying, purchasing, and selling again; they ite k iveil tram it then a r rrrrrr sit two millions six hundred and fifty thousand posindi sterling'. Ileirings frequently forsake for many years places of wooed resort ; rate. a long disappearance they have again returned 111 indi alinuilliuce into &Sinn Deeps, that not him than 48,090 were taken there an Tuesday hot by a fishing stoup belong ing to Frrisilin, shore. The qiiautilies token leery slay oilier hare been Immense, and they have been selling an Boutin. fur Is. a hundred. ,• _ SiCHANGIti Vss•ao. Dr Wo halo hod ksl little febesi both is anon • large properties of that dsy's sootily hoot Essex seer foe ibis nisesiors sinselert Airily of iaterior firta!ti, Wilde set heavy sok s ea.l Gtr whieh hlsodesy's voices st.. With illikeley obtained. Pine Murky sold rather lively as reed terms al on Nisioday,lnst the .wolieeary sisorks tot• sad be got sir earliest sesinusinies so an aboesisseni of 14. 1 .• "meter • ascii kid is sot dual same limo frown 235. a —lO 111:asis Prese t mod C.lsis, th ere is no shrivel.° 41, prices, sod ;se* were dull sale this isurnitig. - Magaktvs. coin rowans s • . •••••• UMW IMF— Cam lespeeter's Reliefs, Tistinsnsv, Dr - content 7. Wheat, pet Wad —. Si' 171 10. New demo Barley, per quarler 21. 1.• 27. Oats Rears t ow 42, —4 Wale 36. —d to dot —0 Kyr ••. • to P 4 EWSURY, BERKS. sivbem n. 1. es. Rye.. ...... ••• • —s to •••.•41 LW de, I. to t 3.8 Bread, per gallon, /tote lim moo 2h to 4:;* Prow 3OO to 44, is Ll. In 1.. tl.l NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. • s POILINMOUTIt, DECKMILICR 7. Arrived the FAlVJalinan. ham Sailer' the Tartar, far Africa ;simi the Zephyr transport, fur Chatham. PLTMOILFTH, DITC/1 1 1111IR (t. AativeJ ilbc Choice, flurry, foe Prince Etivrareo FALMOUTH, DICIFICHFR 5. Arrived the Camden market from the friends; railed Gem St. Thomas'''. 25th thirds r. bite's were riceived there on the 24th hum Cape lienry,Rd. Dumainro, slating that Click tophe having tleirrrained on taking the life acme of his Generals, had as enraged the troops that tln•y surrounded the Palate in which he had taken shelter, chins he piH a pe riod to his eaiisii•tire by shooting hirnrelf. Aluo arriv►d the Brother', Ferguson. (corn 'III glair ; and Williams, Williams, from Ancona—oat 100 days, and part of lice cargo throwis overboard. DFAL, DTCEIIIIER 7. Arrived and wiled fir the River the Atalanta, Mifflin, from JaMaiCa ; Langford, Anthony, from Rerbire ; Elizabeth and Ann, Dotson ; and JanutylValton, from St. John's., N. 8.; ilarmouy, Croat, from I.i.lion; Pritannia, Anderson, from Slaln4 t ; Adam, Foster, from the South Seas; sad Sarah, Law ))))) Guns Ilavatinott. Came down from the River and masa", the Alexander, Sullins, (rum Ceylon 11111 !tomboy ; llar.nunv, ‘Voodfoll, for Demerara; Hope, IrVil.uo, bur Wolf° ; Nara, Quint 4,.. fur Genoa; and Prineess Cluirlutte, Bratty, for Jamaica. sat GIST ON, DTCTMasit.7. - - A vesrel was driven cm shore this usornirsi at Rottinedeall, bottom upward•, laden with wine lead staves. Several let ter• hive hero found, midge/wed to Moos. flashier, Maitre du Navin. FEngenie, hat no papers which can lead to ■ dis covery or her name; but from the triter beilic addressed to Houriteaux, and slated in September, it is stipoosed she is from that purl. Some of the (smite are marked I. F. and T. It.; and a f,:w broken clears in the cabin marked A. and M. LI@FRP•OI., IDFCEIIITR G. A brig •as ton ashore thm morning un the hanks off Southinnt, win," otsksoom. A Tomtit! of evens sots and oranges louse Iwen washed up at Suuthrat I, but 114 part of the • nek of ■ ♦euel. A meeting of the IVarti of Evriogtiron Without, for the purpose of a congratulatory Athirers to the NIA an Addiess lo the KING for the tits of Nj os i s ters, swill he held this day at the Clink. Tavern, Fleet.rtreet. A requisition is in circulation for a meeting of the county of Ilerks. It has beets already signed by a number of the most r•spectsble Magistrates 310 freeholders of the county. The Rev. JOIN SAVILE OGLE is the new Pre bend of Durham Cathedral, in the room of the !ton. and Rev. A NCIIITEL Giter, resigned. WII. tiOrGIIAM, Esq. of Kent, has deducted one pot.llll per acre from the rents of his tensest*, for the lands they hold of him, if planted with bops. Mr. IlEntstest DE*FUGES, one of the garde, du corps of the K twc's brother, was - stopped in the Ireit of the University, ess•ly in the morning' of the Ist of December, by tisreei odivid volt. who cried out is Here is soother of those scoundrels of the ; ;.rode du corps of the Duke de Butittontst,x , ". an d then nearly murdered hint.—(Paris Paper.) DILL THROWN OUT.—The bill of indictment . ogainst Captain DisNET. against whom 1 4 rtiner's warrant was issued for the wilful nitinler of ANNE !DARTING. was yesterday thrown out he the Grand Jury at the Sesrione.honse, Ckrkenwell. Troppita. the seat of the present Congress of Sovereigns. is a city of Silesia, and capital of the principality of the same name. It is situated on the river Opp, being walled. and containing an ancient Palace of the Prince., with three parochial churches, a college, three convents of snooks. ■ nunnery. and R commandary of the Order of ST. JOHN. It is also the seat of the 'Regency for the Bohemian part of Sileria. In 1758 the ortittert lent of this town was destroyed by lire. It ift.tongi to Austria, amtis eighty miles S S. Is. of Breslau. Some Arabs, w ho were digging near Goustihu. in Thebes, during the morals of September but, thus c.overed a tomb, committing 12 cases of min tttttt ies. On one of them was the following inwription in Greek : ..The tomb of TIPHON I son of lIERACLILIS SOfElt and SANAPOIIIs. lie was born on the second day of A thur, in the fifth year of ADRIAN, our Lord. He awl{ on the 20th of the month Mechier, the Ilth year of the same (Lord). at the age of six years, two months, and twenty days. As ADRIAN commence ed his reign in the 117th year of the Christian era, the inscription is 1691 years Saturday meriting the first division of the 7th Royal Futileers marched through Glasgow. on their ' route from Derry, in Ireland, to Edinburgh Castle. k•• - • • t: 'PPP, 'RAD, Dr‘cissre 7. IfESIPX Wheal, per M. (five bu•h.ls) Voi to 40. New dill, —. ow ---• Bosky, per spar —s to VA Ott•' l7. tit 2;. Wong ... to :re • Pit...... ..... —s to —. Amae ... to DEVIZES, Dcc,MBRR 7.-4•sperter . o !tritons. Best Wheat 29. NI a 30. MI I t►at<...... 22s ttd a 301. Oil fluky.... 23. CI a 276 0J Beaus .... 18. 00 a'!3. 04 1,114 Sack. of Wheat, sold at the ay.. ace of 2.5. I I. SA 1.1. 4 111URY, DfCTNIIII ft 5. W beet 4o‘ to 52. MI 0.1 t• Barley. .... 20. to 254 0.1 I bests. SMITHFIELD MARKET, FRIDAY, Dartmust s . There. was Ina a middling merrily at ,rimier This tuns mil:: of all description' of cattle. and Ihr. slob s erre rely la..cc and fvw purcliamis ; Ihn priers are alt !sic 1.. t 11 01 ,rhy,— The Illy Market r. 'roams in price as po r la.t Mosiihr ; in Sirow and Clover au alirration.—.The f , llerising is a airier* islatement of Ilse priers and NUlLlbeill : To soak the final per stone of PHs 6.1. Se 4e. At. Heart of Cattle Nil dal Mutton .3.. 61. to 4.. G 4. iirails I snit, .• .0.. 0 I In Oa. HI Sher p ... •. • 4 ;:o.) Veal •• • • 44 GI in r,.. 8.1 Calves - 7 rio Pork ...:1.. 0.1 to 6.. 0.1. I Pi eg •• • • NEWGATF. AND LEADEN/111.1. MAI:Krt... (By li. carrass.) itesf 2s 0I to 4. 04 I V..al 3. RA II) .6,4 44 3. In :is S.I Pork 41 10 VIDCES OF HAY AND STltAiv FT.J4Mr.:II. nay 3/ rt. HA Ho if 41 Oel I MT.. 3, 14. 04 lu 41 4. 04 Straw 1/ 0. 111 to IC Ws IFI I Straw„ JP It: OA It 1• .1.1 Cir lurr 0/04 01 till 0 1 011 011 CIUVer 41 4.0 110 11{ICK t)r 110P.4, twr (:wt. stFw ItAGs. NAM retriz.l , l Kent ^/ 16. to 4/ Is. Kent ..... 3/ tts to 51 MI thomex . 2/ Hs to :{f 54 %omen .... In , : I, 3/ H. 111-t to 41 11. I/ lititi r to 4 1 I'm ',him, tine, 41 104 to 51 Os Ditto, secussil,ll Ws to 41 ri:(CI•. or R F.T. prr stone of 8111 As staby4 by the Tallow igtitated by the nestrlirrq, M.'PCPS. Xi. 3:11111.11 . 11 113rko-t. 34 7.1.1 Prier by Talluw ....31 3J Whilech qui kvt Averatr .34 I PRICE OF CANDLES, rr 'Follow Clrandkre Price of Con.itc , i, per dose., Its Oil-1100.14, 12. 6d. p r 46Jireti allowed for ready moues. !N LS, per Tin, of 252 Callous. New Greirul.Wieile.. 211—a Spermaceti ^2l —‘ 11.)4.1 Pa:s• !nal RAW IT IDES. Best Heir' roS. Sirrre, Fs. r •t. OrdastarF.. 24 '2.1 to '24 4.1 8,1 so 3, 44 ll Ark rash 9. It.t 811,1,11inv 2. 6.1 to %I. Bal Ka;. Wray Ili 0,1 is. SHEEP SKINS. ntwits Polled PRICI: OF I.r.A.rur.u. 11,1114, 50 to 551t0. 11'71101 19.1 to ^ld pry lb. Ditto, 56 to 6R lir:. each ` l l.l to 231 Dressing Ilidev rote Court . l6l to I Si. Crop Ilia.; 35 to 40 Iles fur ctstiiiig 15.1 to 11 . 41 Ditto 4, 10 591 its ..... 17,1 to 29 s Cali Skins ?'ll,, 40111 s 14.1 to 39,1 Ditto 541 to 79 ;lot 304 to 36.1 lAis• 70 to 27.1 to 30•4 Small Seals (Greetslssol) 1444 to 24.1 _ _ Carle ditto .... Tanned Horse Hides I7J to 18 1 .1 Spauislt done Hides 174 to '213 COAL MARKOI', Drcsmant S. Ships mi Market. Maws sold. Price. 116 Newcastle fitionlerland ....... 9 MARRIAGE. On the 2911. tilt. at reihrizer, Norfolk, the lie.. Colic Campbell, to the Hoe. Beatrice Byng, daughter of the la!: lii.eutot Tarringtwa. DEATHS. On Thersrl:ty, the 30th ult. at Manchester, after font slays illness, Sarah Maria, yottiageit daughter of !Arun-natio Ik•nnett, of the 7th dragoon guards, aged seven yews and •in instothat. On Saterday morning, the 25110 stlt. at half past in. o'clock, after an illness of only eight dsr, Lieut.-Cutout Robert Sacks-retell Newton, of Bidwell Hone, Nottiogbat: . shire. He bud visited that pan of the country in perfet t healthy to pay the last Intone of respect to On fathet, itt. late John rie.blon, wistist death took plane n fur Inge.' ego. and whose rennin.* were listened in the family vault_ at Bidwell i , un Sunday se'ithight. On Sunday laid, aged 77, Alas. I)ran, of Knowk Cott:.. Dorset. 0o the 7th instant, at Hrockwell Hall, near Holy ~; , Surrey, the residence of Julie, Blades, E.q. Mrs. Mr.c.. Hobson, 52, sister of William Hubwas., Req. of Field (louse, Stamford Hill. Last week, John Cralltilt r, of Mods Park•street, Coven try, age., one hundred and sfren rear.. Near Whitehall, hew York, no the 45ile October, tl •enerable Heury Francisco, age., one hundred mad thirty-fou r years! after as illative of foray-bye days, brought on by no ;mark of the fever cud ague. He vas a outlive of Englsoi!, nod .'migrated an that tenantry shoat 110 Of 90 years ago. II• was prevent at the corona too of Queen Anne, and was MSC o• the drutornirs on Shit ocesteion. In America he serve., tl•roenthoat the old French and Revolutionary wen. Lately, in one of Ihivy's alum-Wows, Exeter. Mary Heath, seed 100 years; six months after the death of Insley, Elisabeth Heath, in the same beast, at tie age 0! 103 years. NIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON RRIDGE Iterairag 30 after 4. I Eroding 61 after 4. Prisocil sad Patofished it Ten Bums Pile's and Tin Gums Cake, tio.•lH7, Strand, by C. (X/RNW ELI , of t►e Sirmatl. ~~~ Ti