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!~ ' lord of the public house called China Hall, on the Deptbird Road ; he knee, both the Prisoner and the decease 1, they st.re LAI caplets. and very intimate frier Is ; on the '2 Ist of October, thev came to his ho tse. ;1.0 were playing at bowls all the att•trnoiin ; afterwards they went into a room where some tradesmen were drinking, and continued there some time. In the course of the day they became both intoxicated. Halsey, the deceased, came to the bar, and asked what the witness would give him to drink ? the witness replied,he had had enough, and he would give him nothing more, unless it were a bason ' of tea. The Pt isoner followed, and they hoth sat , down to have a bason of tea ; they sat opposite to each other. Hatsey. the deceased, said to the Pri soner, " If you tf.ink I use )oat ill, or wish you take a knife and stab me !" Starling replied, " You • always promised to sti. kby me, and you did not." Halsey again repeated the w rds. "If you think I I r •se you ill, take that knife and stab me " There was a knife laying on the table in the bar, and the witness seeing them drunk, took it away ; as he was in the kitchen, he heard Halsey again repeat the same words, saying, " Here, take my knife and do it ;" at the sante time he saw him gin Starling the knife. Ac he came to the bar-door, Halsey reeled against him, and looking down, he saw the knife bloody in the Prisoner's hand. The witness exclaimed, " Sam, what have you done ?" He re plied, "Oh ! I have done it !'' A surgeon was sent for, and Halsey put to he.l ; he died in the course of the next day. On cross-examination, be said, that the l'risoner and the deceased were as intimate as brothers, and appeared to have the greatest friend ship for each other. After the Prisoner had done it be appeared in the greatest agony of mind, and wished much to see the wounded man ; but, by the surgeon's direflions, nn one was admitted ; not being able to get into the room, he passed the night under his windows; he never attempted to ahscond, but was apprehended in the house the next day. Thomas Syddal, ostler at the house, said he was with the deceased a short time before he died ; he told him the Prisoner was very sorry for what he had done ; to which the deceased replied, be freely forgave him, for he was sure he did not do it wil fully. Charles Stuart, the surgeon, stated, that the knife had entered between the ribs, and had divided the intestines. The Prisoner, in hia defence, stated, that when the deceased gave him the knife, he made a push by way of kart, meaning to pass the knife aside him, but the deceased, at that moment, stagger ed. and the knife hit hire. Several respeaable wit , .essPs gave him an excellent charaetet as an in offensive humane young man. The 111110 CHIEF BARON told the Jury, the ques tion here would be, whether they believed the wound was inffilled by accident or from malice ? It must be either murder or nothing ; because, if it were designedly done, it did not appear there was any sufficient aggravation born the deceased to reduce the crime to manslaughter. The Jury found the Pr isoner—Na Mike. The LOAD CHIEF RA sos then proceeded to pas: sentence on the capital conviCts. two of whom. Ben j4aeiN and Sarah Herring, for coining, he told were about to conclude their guilty lives. The Assizes and Circuit here finished. The trial of Pa!rh, which has excited considers• ble relish< curiosity, has been postponed. He mill be tried in the Borough, but the day was not settled. NJ PAL INTIJILIGENCE. ►uSTSMOt'TII, M A CCR 28. Capt. Lakin, is appointed to the Gibraltar, of SO runs, instead of Capt. Whitby, who is very ill ; sae is ordered to Cawsand Bay, to have the number of her men completed. When the Captain was paid of, half her complement was turned over to her. Sailed the Tennant, of SO guns, Rear•Adtmiral Harvey, to join the Channel fleet. Arrived the Dera.talioa bomh, with four outward hound East Indiamen, from the Downs. She sailed again immediately, with a convoy for Plymouth. The Lropara man of war has a signal king for a convoy for she East Indies Pak TSMOUTH, P 4 A *CM 29. Arrived several sail of outward-bound vessels, from the Downs. . _ . Sailed the D. r og' bomb, with a convoy to the Westvrard.—Wind N.E. ]lie Monte:mt.., C AtmELT , from Tortola, for Liverpool, has put into Campble-Town, with alamAr. ri.vmot TH, MARCH 27. Since my last, saile.l the i'sb hard schooner, Lieut. ('rewe ; the Virer cutter, Lieutenant Carpenter ; Morknoin hired armed ship, Lieutenant Anstrutker; errrwr, Liemenant Gedge ; hob-epee/woe cutter ; Nds.nbee hired armed ship ; Nimrod, Lieut. Orde ; and Moisclier,o, Lieutenant Hawes. Sailed the Peet (e Lim, with a large convoy, to the eastward; but the wind heading them so much they are returned again. Orders came down yesterday for the Renown, Bellerophon, Kea, Impelarar„ Spas hate, and MAUI. elleet. of 74 guns each, to proceed off Brest, under the command of Earl St. Vincent ; report says, that they are to leave Cawsand-bay tn.rnorrow. Went out of dock yesterday, the Pemeilpe frigate, and the Plrernix decked in her place. - TOM 114 Y, MAIICII 23. The West India. NewfinindlAnd, and Mediterra •ean fleets, under their respedive convoys, ate Again gone to sea. DIAL, MAIICH 23. Arrived the Prarnero bomb, from Portsmouth, with a convoy, which remain in the Downs, with the Edg , r, Cirrchl, and the /I”odispe men of war ; Lir sloop rf war ; Easing', bomb ; Hammy vic tualler, And several N.E. asst., sitCH 29. Sailed several ships of war for the French coast. Wasel N. E. _ 7AI.IIIIVIN. MARCH 2t . Sailed the Man• Attter packet, Capt Davis. with a Mail hit eke Vet 1r lie ; •nd ;de Pr 'veld Lima kth packet. Capt. Kidd. with a Mail for Lisbon; ‘‘ tor Sundeilanti; 1 dadr 4 r, Tacker; and et,an,r. Cummins, for Swansea; .e is; and Lli:alort 4. Winter. for Chap . ... Marta, tot ',indent; st. Poet , . Cock, s ` .:•"" tqt, Gleen for A citation • 1 lir VIM . 4 •„i I P. • 91 1)4 1 2ZPA . I : • 4 " 11 '45 ( •=1 r FROM SATORD.II' MONT': CASETTE. s t e , Nit kraSpotya Ship Malabo?, off Tort Au, tatlerueo, Band of Cuba, 3 .o. 1, I►o6. have the greatest satistamman us naming it in nay power to seq swat von, that Ills Majesta's shi s stadia my command, and His Majesey'ra sloop Wol.e, have this day captured Le Rogue latent and I.e Nalioleon, two of the I.arzest French schooner privateers not of St. Java, protected by a double reef of pucks Captain M•Renare. IVllllleVigilleCt deserves eve‘y praise. s,w 010 e of them go i a this morning. On coining off the Part I slant the Master to sound Pit anchorage, who biers , a ISPa'age on the reef, through which the Wattle was successfuty cons dieted, and most ably mirhered within musket shot of the enemy, attended be the boats of both ships maimed and armed Le Regutateur was armed with a brass eight en pounder, four .14-1101111(letA, aid manned with eighty men. Le Napoleon was armsl with one long ninolsomuler, two twelve-pounder cartniiades, and two inuirsimuirdera, and manned with tarty.-.ix men ; and it is but joules to say, they were well defended, the action continuing without intermisa n an hour and th.er sputters, when the survivors of the crews abandoned them, and lauded in the wood., four only being made prisoners, one of whom is mortally wounded. 'limy were then towed without the reefs, when the Regulareur (a remarkable firie scrireintr) sunk, and I am sorry to say Thom is Smith, a manioc belongiog to Ilajesty's ship under my com ma.* went dawn in tier ; except this man, l have net sis— ta eel any loss. The Officers, Seamen, and Marines of the Malabar discharged their duty most perfectly to my satisrarnion. Mr. Thomas Foilierrnehani, the Master, deserves particular Praiser for having, in the shortest time, examined the pas - age, so that the Wolfe could be takea in, a circumstance the enemy had nut the least idea could be attempts!, and without which the conquest, had it been elh. had. must lIAVe been attended with very susiou loss; it is therefore attributable to the gal lant. emit, and able manner, is which the Wolfe was cumin:l ed and fought; and whi.b, I beg leave to offer nay opinion, merits the fullest acknoulolgements to Captaiu M'Kenate, and I.Lew au to his Officer: and ships company. I beg leave to inclose a copy of Cs,-tain MiKenzie's letter to me on the occaotin, with his report of killed and wounded oat beard tke Wolfe. I have the honour to be, Sc. ROBERT HALL. To James Richard Dacres, Esq. Rear-Admiral of the Red, Commander in Cita. Ilia Maje‘,y's sloop Wolfe, Pot Marto SIR, 2d of January, 1806. I ha t e the honour to acquaint yon, in compliauce with your orders, I proceeded with Ills M tjesty'e ship, under my command, to curer tote boats dcstined fin the attack of the two French printeers in this port; but, on approaching, I found them moored in so advantageous a situatiun, and so well propa-etl, I thought it wouid ba imprutlmt to allow them to proceed, I therefive stemd in six fathoms water, within a quarter of a mile of the enemy, and opened my fire, which Mae continued fur one hour and three-quarters, when I per ceived the enemy were quitting the vessels; the boats were then ordered to proceed and take possession. They proved to be Le Rectilateur and Napoleon schooners; the former a most beautiful vessel, mounting nue lung eighteen and four six I pounders, bass, with orients , melt ; the other, a very fine vessel, also with one hong nine, two twelve-pound carronacirs, two loom, and sixty-six meta. It gores me infioitiaatisfactioit to bear testimony to the cool and determined bravery dia. played by every Officer and man I had the honour to com mand ; nor can I omit expressing my warmest thanks to Mr.T. Vdtieringhani ( %taster of the Malabar), fur the very judicious moonier to which he conducted the ship to anchor ; and also the Offica-rs and crew of the Malabar's launch and joiiy bolt, who vo . unteered their services at the guns. I hare a moat heartfelt vatiitactien in having so small a hit of kilkit and wounded to •übtotti. The 10-v of the enemy cold nut be ascertained ; hot, from the appearance of the decks, it must have been great. I am sorry to add, the Regolattur wok a short time after being in our porsewioli, by which two untostnnate wountiLd French 1111'11 were 1,4 I have tire lion.uir to remain, Sec. G. C. M'KENZIE NOIJOi t HAI!, E.a Canton' of Fit. Ma je-t snap Malabar. Rilled OA Wounded on board His Majosty'a sloop Wolfe, January 2, 11,06. Rilled—Joseph Taylor and Samuel M'Markin, seamen. Wounded—allexa..der 114.0oeral snot troderiek Rantlin, seamen Robert Sallmter, marO.o ; Benito tl'auche (prrAmor ; , daagorausl).—T .tal, 2 ballot, and 4 wounded. PARTNKRSIIIPS UISSOLVFO. John Kay anJ brojainou Turtnn, of Bell ilagg, in the pa ish of She111:1d, in the suuo.y of York, tanners. March IS, Joseph Hir nw. Mamas Linnster, and James Tatlock, at St. 11,1. 4 '4, within Willfrou the walla,' of Lancaster, comb• maker'. Mach 15. MAI. William Scales, Frank Parkinson, ant Renjatnin Gowlawl, of the wen n! Kingstot.-upon-fiollolaip and ult,t J. March !6, _ . _ Wilhelm Scales and Frank PaTkinson, of the town or King stan.upon-1 lull, merchants. Man.b 66, isor, Jam', Aldred. Rtchard Ma.hiter, and Itichsrd Watson, Iligh-street, Whitechapel, linen drapers. Feb. 6, 16n6. Heseltine, John Gwtow, and John Mattison, of Nicholas-lane, London, wholesale tes•dealers Feb. 27. 1606. George Woven, George Welbank, and John P.lst, of Sun courtjhreadnzaile-.treet, aussts-ship and Insuianee-brokers. May 31, 1801. N ,thaniel is wand Samuel oF Craite-coatt, Fleet-greet, Loudon, printers. March V., MI. Isaac Foe and John Conn, of Satiord, m tha county of Lancaster, joiners January 20, 111106. Robert Oitoll end John Freemaiitto, asillwrights, in King street, Gofmell street, en toe oarish of Si Janie", Clothes in the c *linty of M.dile.ex. March 25, 1806. . . . . John Ryle, Thomar Rye, Jame- Ryle, and Joseph Gee, of Rimini, in the county of Chester, cotton manufacturers.— March 10, 1806. Thonia. Fletcher, %Valiant Hunt, and Thomas Ward, of Birmingham, japantiers. Marc), 25, 1805 WJham Gatliff, of Leeds, aol Joseph Hodson, of Burley, near Utley, cotton-spinner, March 17, 1806 Thoroar Colbe.:l4 Rowland Wati.on, William }Mitt, i.e.', Wilk., John Holdsw.irtli, William Holdsworth, and lieurt. etta Blenkui, (late Henrietta Floldswertho the widow and ad ministratria of Richard }folds...nth, decearei, at the West- Miner, in the Neon of Fewston, in the county of York, LIR spinners. }Vacuity 4, 19 11 6. Thomas Forklike Parker, and Stephen Margot., of St. Martin's le Grand, in the city of London, peary•cooks. March 25, 11106 "fliotsas Ditchfield and George Potter, of Nether Kroutiford, in the county of Chmter, as ikinners and tawere. March 12, 1896 ,Voterh Randall and Simeon Birch, loth of Birmingham, in the enmity of W i lrolak, cotton-ni.inufai turert. NYV. 1.1304. Mary Miller ...I Sophia W Rived. of Reter,hain, in the court', of Surrey. Dec 31, 1805 John Illudt soil John Ade...smith the ynunger, of Leigh. in the county of Lancieter, apd William Arrowatnith, al Liverpool, in thewl county, minders March 21, 1806. P. Diantiesnor and J. J. Blesimar, of No. 5, Donntark.otrait, Soho-square, goldsinitas And jewelled. BANK R UPTCIES ENLARGED. John Ritnd..ek, of Great East Cheap, L urd n , and of Turnbam-green, in the county of 1111(1 , 11egeg, coru-factor, trorn Aptd 1, t r ti, at ten, at GoiPthall„ London. . .. James Mr olloce of Manchester, in the county of Lancaster, maoutacturet de aler and chapinan, from April S. to May 24, at tan, at do; I},g tavern, Dt•an-street, !floodwater. lANKRU►TCY SUPERSEDED. James Stoic ia end Jeremsah Smith, of M!tran, in the ereunty of the tows• of Kingston uprin-Iluil, puttrrs. BANKRUPTS. Thomas 11.6 f neon, of Watn.le-street, in the eitr of Los. awn, 'merchant, to rurrroder, April 5, it, and 10th May, as leder, at Guildhall, 1.. n Attorneys, Mese. Mains and Part, laid Jewry, London. John MIMI, of eard.lf, iu the county el Glauanrgan, shop keeper, dealer and chapman to surrender, April 11, Id, and e Mar 10, at fire, at .e ILL* marina, Corn-stmt. Brietol. Attorneys, Memos. r 'area. and Litre', B. and Mr. James N... 14, Grayslim London. IYiLia.w Bird , of hheiAnts-alalter, In the cnunty of Somer set, vintner, dealer and chapman. to stir/ender AprJ 11, sad May 10, at eleven, at the Talbot inn, in Bstt street, • ariaol. Attorneys, Mr.J..mte, Nu 12. Grly'll-,snit-klr-P l ',l and Mr. loon . Cooke, Sol ri or, Wood. - W Mani %shop of Siosiiirols.rasi, in the county of Lincoln, grocer, and draper, &also and eigoiruan, to oiriender A prii t!), Id, and May 10, at el. rum, at the teat 11e4 inn, ni Bnqini, in the county of Lincoln Attorney Messrs Ttlllllll , d and tiger on, Hrisoin, Lesion's's:ll4e, and \le•srs. Allen, Exley. and Stocker, No. ♦, Forniyarroliin, Land Robert Jameson, sf lioismouger-lane, in the city of London, linen-forma dealer and dominos', to surrender, Apid d, 21, and Mar 10, at ten, at Guildhall, London Attorneys, Meares Jones and Green, Salisbury ovate, Fleet short. Thomas Throabald, lai• of OF forsimieet, in the county of Middlesex, Hosier, to surrend o, I°, 15, and May at ten at Guildhall, Lend in. Attorney, Mr. Amaci, Stoll Cul lege Gardens, Aldermanbury. inlio Ayres, re' Sun-.ire et. Rishoonare-street, in the county of Middlesex, tallow cliand or, dealer and chaps:lan, to mt. render, April 1,12, at eleven, and N. lay 10, at ten, at Goildhals, London Attorney, Mr. bolas d, Staplis'a Inn, London. Samuel Tyler, Tare of thong B•unmsbury, in the county of Middlesex, ricittiller, dealer and ciimman, to <ur reudu•, April b. 15, and hlay to, at ten, at Guildhall, Lon don. Rob.rrt Gwillim, late of Worship street, Finsbury, in the rom , ty of Midrlle.ex, dealer in spirituous liquors and chap mm, to surrender, April b, 12, and 11.4 iy 10, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Menus. Weds.on. Bailor. and G rms. crest, A usti it-Friars. Ivemey, of Salishary, dealer and chapm in, to surrender April 1, 12, at eleven, col May 10, at ten, at Guildhall, London Attorney, Mr. Cuppage, Jet myn-street, St James's, Londo t. William Rerett, of Rotherhithe, in the county of Surre:•, miller. dealer and Chapman, to surrender, April 5, 15, and May 10, at tell, at Guildhall, London., Attorneys, Mears hlition and Pownall, Ritighsrider-street, Doctor's Commons. Samuel FoArr, formerly of Elm, in the Isle of Ely, in the county of Cambridge, since of Msuech St. Peter's, in the said I,le of Ely and county of Cambridge, and now or late of Gruf .. ham, in the county of Huntingdon, timber merchant, car penter, cl..aler and Chapman, to surrender, April 7,8, and May 111, at ten, at the Rose and Crown inn, in Wisbech St. Peter's. Attorneys Mr. William Clark, and ,1r Charles Met- Wolatch, or Mr. John Alexander, Et sdford.row, London, Charle: 111.11, late of the Stock Exchang., broker, to sur render, April 1, and May 10, at ten, •t Guildhall, Lou don. Attorney, Mr. Fige4, Norfolk-street, Strand. DIVIDENDS. Aril ?G. John Lane. 'I homes Fraser.and Thnmas Envlatoi, late of Nacholas-lane, Landoll, rnerctimits, at teal. at Guild- Apriiit. Jame. Feldwickf, late of Biighthelmatnne, in the county of Su sex, eordwainer, dealer and chainnan, at ele ven, at the White Florae lun, in Brighthrlmstone. April ?A. Thomas Arnileto I, late of Wig in, in the county of Lancii , ter, dyer, dealer midi:bap:unit, at ten, at the Eagle and Child Inn, in Wigan. _ . April ti. John Formby, late of Newburgh within Latham, in the collar! of Lancaster, blacksmith, dealer and chapman, at four, at the Eagle and Child Inn, in Wigan. Aprll 26 Samuel Wilson, of Birmingham, in the county of Warwick, grove•, dealer and chapman, at twelve, at the house of John Bingham, the Stork Tavern, in the Square, Birmingham. April I. Richard Henn Armistead, now or late of Flradford, in the minty of York, grocer, dealerand chapman, at twe:ve, at the Dead lon, in Bradford. May 10. Willem Charer, of Charles-street, Long-. Acre, in the county of MiJilkses, coach spring maker, dealer and chapinati, at ten, at Guildhall, London. May 12. James Paterson, of Red Lion-street, in the comity ei Middlesee, u hukerrer, ra►met-maker, dealer and cirap man, at twelve, at Guildhal, London. April 21. James Carr, now or late of Orford, in the county of Suffolk, initholdev, dealer and chapman, at eleven, at the Crown Inn, Framlinehtm, in the county of Sußolk. April 22. John Johnson, of Dolborn-hill, in the city of Lon• don, linen-draper, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Gr i n. hall. April 21. James Ilitftill, of Butcher-row, Deptford, in the minty of Kent,smith, dealer and cliapium, at ten, at Guild hall, London. May 20. George Roltinwin and John Robinson, of Paternos ter-,ow, in the city of London, booksellers, at one, at Gui:d- Inal April 24 James Vtrilchison, of the town and retort,. of the town of Kinston-maim-Ma, draper, dealer and chairman, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. April V. James Smith, of Sudbury-Green, in the parish of Marrow, in the counts of Nlitlle.en,salesmari„ looker, deal er and chapman, at elere,„ at tiuddliail, I.ondon. April 21. John T..v1 , 1r, of Monk Wr•armuuth, in the c.runty of Durham, 'hip builder, dealer an I chapman, at twelve, at the house of Mr. Ralph Darling, the Bridge Inn, in Bishop. Wee mouth. CERTIFICATES—Arab Ig. David Evans, of S , i , itiisniptun-coun, Soutliampton-rotr, in the county of Middlesex, linen•draper, dealer and cusp• 111.111. Rudolph Cabanel, of C istle-street, Leicester-beds, in the is rich of St. Martin tel the Feeds, in the county of Mid.t:esex, carpenter, border, de der and chapmen. James Wines, of Whitechapel-road, in the county of Middle sex, distiller. Thomas Hammon, of Lyng, in the minty of Norfolk, pa• per-maker, dealer and chaplet:in. Jeltre glade% of the city of Bath, in the county of Somerset, tenon-drapery dealer a... 1 cliapinan. Peter Hone, of IVOCkhatu-peen, ne.ar Dorking, in the coon . y of Surrey, shopkeeper, dealer and chatiman. Charles Hobbs, of Whitecleapel.r.ead, in the county of Middle sex, distiller. Joshua Nightingale, Lite of Clayton-street, Kennington, in the county of Surrey, carpenter. The following is a Copy of an Official Letter on a snbjeet which we conceive may be intere,ting to many of our Readers : it is addressed to General rAiILETON M.P. for Liverpool. SIR (curl ) Office of Comrnii limit of Privy Connell for Trade, Whitehall, Illth March, ROA. The Lords of the Committee of Councß for Trade and Fts. reign Plantations, having had under cons3lemtion a re,iiesent ation no the part of the West India Planters and \torch .11.4 at Liverpool, and also from the Agents of the Britiah West India Islands, stating-- First, 'Chat the Biiosh Plantation Rum Trade is suffering greatly under the tan additional batty on that article; and also, Secomlly,, That So the comaimpason or the Navy the Large runr.rtunt of Foreign Brandy contracted foe, has been in the la , t two years highly injurious to the West India Islands: I am directed to acquaint pro, that a letter has been written, by direction of their L,onlslti,n, to the Lodi Commissioners of It s Majesty's Treasuty, convey trig the opinion of the Coin in.ttre, that with respect to the first point above stated, must deratuma of Revenue ilia mat permit their Lordships to hold out any hope of a reduction ..f the Duty. But that with a view to giving relief in the second visit, the Lords of the Committee wish to know the °Munro o• the Lords Comsnimiooers of the Treasury, whether it may not be just and expedient to fie a certain proportion of price between the two articles of Brandy and RUIII in the contracts for sisoplying the Navy, to regulate the preference to be seemed to the Ruin. That it is said iodic rem-imitation from Liverpeot, and has been confirmed to their Lordships through other channels of information, that Foreign Brandies may b brought to market in this country, at an I.:- pence, lees by about is per gallon than the expencm lottery! upon Rum...—Alid,b, the 43d of the Enig, c. 1.31. the Foreign Brandies may be warehoused without payment of duty, and taken omit fur the use of the Navy free en Div!: and subunit ing, that if this statement he accurate, the Loris of the Tree siny may be pleased to take into con.tdoaloit how far it may be reasonable to .stabloh that the Broi.li Plantation Rum for a time to be knitted, have tba i,reterence. ellen um price shall not exceed that of Foteign 'hand,. by snore than lc per gattori.—l have the honour to be, Sir, your must obe dient humble stream (Rigned) Liesitenent-general T.•'eton, W. FAWEKNER The Ce..4...(r, 1.. r t Lc, from Liverpool, for Africa, has sprung a leak, an.: put into I)uLiin, to tpair. ---;'~', TIIE iIfAItkETS. T , , e Corp I..sprnor's wit, 0., Thvrtdcy, Ma c r, P rr lo af 151 —: —4 II ver r 2^ —4 to 5 a htfo 1:••••. 4Ar —A to 32. N -iv, ditto -d to 3 Prsva ^4a -1 to rata' ow ikr rage stitetw.' wt. • ST 'MISS'S • , Itilitcaukvit. H5v....31 04 a 41 144 &I Hay...," SI 31 • 4' In. Str.w..lll Si a 111 144 M Niir 01 Os a 04 IN IMow ....Al Oa • 3 4 s 4 SMSIT•• 11 SOS • • 21 lc PRICE or 140Ps. I • 1114 CS. Nettie. Kent 61 Gs t.. 71 4, Kent 6l fls to 7' 13. Os to 61 Itts Sugten 61 6. t 7, _, Kssek ShIITISFI4.I.I), FRIDAY, MAIMS. Ws. Tu sink the ti , oiac Reef. 4s '54 to 5: P 4 6 ,4 to rt. t Mutton.— 5i 01 to ra: Od 1 P Esk t t;t. Head nf Calde Dy, Rea:ts, 'bunt 700--Sheep and 1 antha. 7,900 REAVGATF. AND MARKLT.. Ky th• 11 . 3 , f Reef 94 et to 4. el Veal 4. 04 tn V. Muttnn....4t 44 to 5• 44 I Pork tq 6.. at RAW HIDES • test Heifers and Steers, ter none. Se. 41 le 31. it Middlings Ss. mi to t 4. Ordinary Market Ca.( t 6.1 ea c h. Eoet:sh Horse Sheep Sk.og . 64 to 64 6il PRICE o F TALLOW. St. Jarnees Market.. es Od u.sia.. 61 , 0 d forei re Clare Market. Wiiite ditto .... fis -d Whitectiv,•l Market. Ss lld Soap ditty .. Ges 04 Per Sumo: of Sib. 61146 4 5 " ff. • • •'"" 6 63 ' 14 Ild Ditto roueh 37, _ . Avern:e Price.., 3a 114 Town 'Fallow --1 Od 67s id Yellow Soap, —4 a 711, Price of Candles, per dos. IGraves 'Coned Dregs.. .... — 4 a, gtb--curd. 11! Orl.—Muulds, it, 0?. PRICE OF LEATHER. Rut% 50 to 5610. each Ditto, 60 to 6515. each 45d to 261 Merchant.. Racki 224 to t2i Dres,i•ig llide.., ViGi to 21 Fine C ~ c h /fides 22 , 1 to 23i Crop Hides for cutting 2? ~1 to 441 Flat Ordinary . 19i to Vld Calf Skins, 50 to OW,. per Dozen "ud to tt' d Ditto, 50 to 701 b '36d to 4' : i Ditto 70 to 1101 h !KW to Y.tt; Small Seals (Greenland) 4od to 44.1) f I.arge ditto I°l - ta to 190 s per doren. Tanned tin-se Hides 251 to 40‘ pry hide. PRICE OF STOCKS, SATIJKDA I I 5 per Cent. Consols 6nti 1 i o 5 per Cent. Navy.. ~e 1 Imperil Annuities -111 Omniurn S; • lode &nuts * Is 2 die. l Exchenect ill , lls is dis. per Is. dis. F.n Lottery Tickets 191. lis. .... Batk) for 1., , ta for lcal Consols for T. BISH, Stock II oker, No. 4, Cornhill, end 9, Charmi-Cges• IE, FRIO/11, 114/611C11 2 16 1.1. ►K. Venu, Oporto 6l IV} Cart ►..m's& °qt.' In land Kars 1 ,,, OIL Ke . Owsipico , lnS... . VIIIP Desl:s.s .... -. ... 0 4 . S.lveten Bars .... -.. "'• Nes Levee ire.h .. •-•.— Agin Ail the }butt ei H&MI '4 pet Cent etch 19 ) lii e II tech 14.) *1; , 1e) 43:111 4211. ___ COAL-MAgkET, Mach 2b - 7 Shies at Nitrket. Soiti . Price. 1 5.. N.vtea,t , ... 5 494 Oil a 51. 9 , 1 1.. St.m a Coal 1 ..Ctaters --st 6tl a --a IA COURSE OF EXCII'tNI lkosoter&r, 10 2 U. Ditt , . at Sicht 35 11 • Potter ta. , e f.... 11 11 2 U. mbutgh i4 4 2411. Altana l4 S 24 1 1. ram Data 25 it U. 11..isittosoi 25 1 Oohs Ditto ‘45 , 1 , 14 ....3Oefect. Ditto Vilboo 33 Leghorn 201 Na l Jef I). Alin on I.omion ; MA Belfa4 on Laotian Mat Belfast ow Dublin (DM MEE fINGS OF VIZI/In/IM_ AT GUILDHALL. Tf1•111011tew u x. James 7tt'Nivh, sow or late of Wigan, Laneester, tit.). bcr I It Rolteit Davies, Enfield-wash, Stddireee, t.nvatoe.nler' chant, . Johi Bundqek t (Irmo F.a•tcheap, London, and of In n- ~ : 1 1 ham-gre,o, Middlesex, • .rotaemr, lau"..e Gnerrier, Stenney, ‘ll.irldleses, cow-keener, Donal hlaedonald, Threadatted`e-street, London, met ottani, I I: . . Charles Co:rrill, Rathbonelaee, Sd.ddkiez, u l .ll .!- sterrr, . • • • ' Anthony Dsffr Swinton Salisbury-square, Fleet-Erect, London, madreme-render, I I DIVIDEND ~ Thomas I.yoalll, Clapham, Surrey, merehant, • CERTIFICA UN .. Vf Pliant Watson, late of Ustfori , dre-t, ,et the county of MI Mimes, silk mercer. dealer end cha:mran. Jarr.es Junes, of the town of Ent4ston-taison-hull, I .4r. &liter and chapman. Samuel liseitinbotham, of !Nauru-hilt, in dm coast! fey, milky and roes' nom. James Suthellawl, of lo ttle is tho count! brandy rancnrit, deator 3%4 ehailatto. Joseph Rollo, of Boranesoboiltfinat, Cluaorrry-lote, is county of M hettlesse, timber-oorchaiit . deebr and eh.ipm Christopha• Watson littoral, of Pl,•nr, ith, in the ituoM Ihron, linen-draper. de th.r and chapmso. DEATHS. Lately, at Rowttle Hall. 18:chant Late-, seed S yeallta' sat tom of Colonel Letter, of the Stito,:ahate II ihte. Lately, at Henry Theodore tie wire, E%q• c. ,14 ' 2 hell-pay, ;pith a Bianelst, anti maybe* is L.tral Left week, Mrs. Reeks, mother tat W. Reeks. iisq %rectos:ler Of Purtewmeth rf 0:1 Wedneelkay week, at %V +Ow* the 08t h v." „ age, the Rev. John Pawaon, tale iu coottectiwo with v.v.' Jahn Wesley, deeeswi. EDGII WATER Tills DAY T 1.0•0 1 3% Mem a nun after 10 I Ey • .•.. 9 mut. alt _ LONDON :—Prietbd DAVIDSON, N. t'• • Covent.Gaideo ' sod Puelotted -• O+OP. No 9, hock of St. Lie,nthst's Cn. * . by W. S I UCK, of No 7, New 11311,14ti0 . t , Oolers, Ice. tot th,e Ikaper, Nat W the 4.409 ..ro e.M be .lemy Attetuktl to.