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mici between my n?istress and Mr. Hawker than' there ought to be.—[The witness then described reinntances conlirmainry of the butler's sus. i nciona.]-oii the toth March it was my mistress's I..tention to have quitted my master. My master isent to Mr. Shepherd's on the 10th of March.— Oa his return, he had a separate lied. and neves, slept with my mistress afterwards, My mistress re. msincd in the house three weeks afterwards. She nude several attempts to get to my master. She saw him once or twice. My mistress wrote a great deal. I missed to convey the letters to the post. I knew she packed up all her jewels on the t Ith or Mut of March. and addressed them to Mr. Hawker, at Oxford. By my mistress's desire I hid them in one of the beds; but my mat ter found it out, and insisted upon having them. I do not know. that Mr. sod Mrs. Miller disagreed. Mrs. Miller always did as she liked. I lived with Mrs. Miller three years ; they did not separate dor. ing that period; I never saw any acts of violence. or bawd of the-earving.kuife, or soy thing of the kind ; I never was present at any difference between them. Cross-exassined.—My master was fond of my mistress, and iris very indulgent ; she did as she liked ; Mrs. Miller was very affrcti )))) ate to her husliaud when I first lived with them ; after Mr. Hawker became intimate in the house I thought I 'do/erred a great difference in my mistress's con duct towards her husband. With this testimony Mr. SCAILLETT closed his case. Mr. Serjesnt Vancinow then addtessed the Jury on the part of the Defendant. Mr. BIRCHA Lt., the Under-Sheriff, summed up the case to the Jury. The Jury. alter some consideration, assessed the damages at 'renti.v.g Himont!) POUNDS. POLICE. -.m • BOW. ItMUM Sal Imlay Frederick Block, a German, was remanded on a charge of stratum a quantity of books, soperbly Nome plate, articles of chins, Sze. the properly of Lord Fim rcy Seeerreet, to whose nervier he had formerly been. Itickard Frost was examined on a charge of riot, and for a violets, swank oo Rickard Wathrook, a constable, in the r ‘ecution of his dilly 44 the Knifes Mews, no Friday Night. It appeared that Westbrook sad lioshriek were knocked dons, linked and trampled wpm, in ibe must savage nun 'ter. The Friautiir was ',reared OP the spot, and idrotified as the maw who knocked Westbrook doers, and took a must &dive part in the "Mts. Ile was ordeied to awl hail. Janice C►eadbsdr was oirdolid lu hod sureties fur similar conduct MS the same occasion. QUZZLIQUAIIg. FELONY. On Saturday Jessre lioultell was lorouelit before Mr. ayakla.wl, and examined on a charge of stealing a has-coal, a watch, and various other ailielea, the property of Wm. ‘Voodwoid, coachman to Sir Charles Grant, Brook•alreet, Put tommequare. (hi Friday night information was brought to this office of l'ee riotous proceedings of the mob shout the Horse Hoards nosy the King's Mews barracks, roileavoisriag to emit@ dis• tofer li en anumgot the soldiers. The officers proceeded them "rconhailfr sad room' the Primmer very active ramougst the c70«41 He had hero wanting for about two mouths before fn r obhiog Sir Charles Grain's coachman, hut be could not be met with till now he was taken into custody. It appeared po,i examination that he ealkd upon *be (*MIAMI'S. , toter so (wore, us pretence of having some bossism« with Isint i and the Imt time hematite I« she stables the footman weal Is in form the coachman, mid at his return Dirt toe PfilloOlef curling tint at the door with some bundles • he took no ',bumf... • t that time till the property ass mined:—Commilled for re-easinination. DARING RORIIRItY AND OUTRAGE. o'clock. A frw nights since as Mr. Hyde, the telehrsird performer an the trompet, wee plowing through Drorylane. ►e wail attacked by a gang of ttt tt -robbers: one of them rim •iolently against him, rind knocked hies down; as be was esuleavouring to rise again, a second of the ram/ gripped hen op, at the same lime forcibly tearing kis fob out of his breeches. A third of • the gang struck hits a violent blow .sea hi. bead With is bludgeon, which levelled hum to the ground,. and- he reinaiiie.il seaseless LM some time. Oa his rec. veriog himself he was conveyed lee some humane rirsions tu a friend's I se in MUMMA wirer*, where he Was shhtlly aft.' r.lteuJ,d by Mr. Jones, a sarg►vv, who, en examining the wound, found it to he three :itches in length and of eussitlerable depth. an that %Weaken coedit be diewietly setn—however, providentially. it escaped tractor:. Mr. Hyde has rives been confined to his Led, but se are happy to say be is oat of A few days ago was iiiscovered in a creek near the sea, iq Mr. Motor - Cs low m Futilyke, Lincolnshire, by some Gentlemen, an extraordinary eel, mellowing in length 73 illt•iet.tioil weighing 36 ponitift. What it most leinarkable it, that it is not of ilia tpeciet iir tier etnigOr. Several t' rep titre killed in the New Forest, by lighlinity. lost are-k. A vliter, 11)V1101111114 the extraordinary length of Clare r.-et 311(1 a hell, ou Turiolay last With taken tiller in Ilse of this city, and on its bring killed, a toed of an extriorthintry size toot taken hum b•nly, in is perfect stute.—(l'exterbory Police.) COVSTY OF KILEPAIM COROSTAIS INQUEST.- 1) ; ) Weilmoday te'oolgiit THlit. HatirtituN. Etet. er for paid c ty, held an inquest at New bridge Barrack., on the body of Francis Barter, plivair. in t h e 3d dragool.t. quartered there. EtWeiler was given that upon the morning of Ilse 6ls isms:int dreraaril eas' detected robbing the ilirestriled to be reported to the Commanding Oarer. upon which he went to litt hailer', took Owl his pima, and put an end to ilia existence. The Jury, after hearing a number wittiest, r, found a verdict of " Felo de se," upon mind' deceased was buried in 11w highway. Kidd medal given by the Thistle Golf Club WI% played forint Situtilay, tite 3.1 inst. on Leith Lille. and gained by Mr. J. Uav, Leith. Tl, Iwo round, wale accomplialied by Mr. thy. at tixoy.twii Woke', which under ate most favour• a ble circuinstaners is citotidesed as very great play; iis 'the par-rut Witte of die worn, however (mules reference he made to the tradition of the olden %bo o. n i s l ie l i reed such .play hail not been tot , pulsed its Leith Links: Gulf is the national genie Send sitd-ton • England. we believe, it is only• plated me Blackheath; the exerssite is highly emit:wive to lieolth and longevity, depending . snore Gil *Ciente tfstur on. plrysiirat airength—...it i s .. ant u „,,,r,,s,,c s aiso, We hive ',co Mr. Her play . us L-ith, and araesSiosassels. whether, ewes in the oltifett gmtros..tbffirevecusiill• more Aid glittWal car_ - - than time f Wel 4S elvNafice UP %411 .r Walt GeutleglaklD. mot 'LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF CHANCERY, Ltaceio SATURDAY, JIM" 17• The Lord CSROTTSOf MOT irtr Omits si haltrasi riot avirmwogrargaß C. LitOlt. The LORD CIOANCILLOR ID Ibis matter all the afJa •its in support of the petition have been sent to me; the language of wino, as well as that of the petition, I -re gret ever fused their way on the records of the Conet.—. It is oat wry iutention to make any order on the petition at prevent. !shall pee Master Cop, to WllOO it was referred, to inquire who was a proper perms to become the guardian albs infantsood direct him to proceed in that inquiry in all its Pieta. I ninth it is of the greatest inepnetante to IM infauts that it should be ascertained whether they are legitimate or Mee hassle ; ■ad I shall direct the Mealler'a siteutiou to that subject, and also as to their place of resideuce. It is highly ntaterial to aacertai■ the ages of them yonag Accordirtg to the petition, Belied., the eldest, is sweaty years of age ; and Mrs. Teak, her somber, is only tbiripliur ; and if that to the fact, accurdiug to the certiteate of baptism, the mother meat have berm baptised malty years. Irxfore she was born. As to the marriage of Mr. Stewart with the in fast Ilelinile, I wilt depend on the hoopoe of Mr. Stewa►t Unit no farther step. will be takes in it at present. I would wish to see the yuung lady, and knee some conver sation with her. I woold thank her to call here on Tues day betweeir sine and one o'clock, whro I will speak with her." LADY mtwitcas MARIA lITRWAIRIP. A lAINATIC. Mr. PHILLIMORIt moved, that it might be referred to the Meister to isqutre and report what farther fulfil Weight to be allowed fur the maintenance or the lanaiie, its &dahlias to her present allowsuce of 1,2044. per Bantam. The LORD CDADORLLOR•••." Os it so." Motion granted. COURT OF KINGS BENCH, SATURDAY, Nag 17. TAR XINO r. SIR YRANCISRIIRDETT. The Corgi this morning resumed the consideration of Ibis case. Mr. Justice Ban read his noire taken at the trial, and stated the points which be left to the Jury. They were Iwo, namely, whether the writing was a libel, and whe ther, if it was ea, the publication took place in Leic•ster shire. The writing was admitted to be the writing of Sir F. Burdett ; and it wail proved in evidenee that Sir Francis was i• the county o• the day on which t►e letter was dated. It did sot appear in evidence that the letter bad ever beta sealed. Upon this evidence the Jury found the Defendant guilty. Mr. Phillips had since obtained • rule to shew ranee why there should not he a new trial, on the ground that the publication in Leicestershire had not been proved. The Meronne.V.Gattitiit. now 'hewed cause against the rule, and contended that sufficient bad been pruveal•to ',hew that Sir Francis heal been the writer of Ibis letter; and he bad now to maintain that writing was sufficient to Rapport the indictment. This doctrine bad been held by lord Coke in Lamb's ease, sad was again laid down by Moore, and subsequently in the care of John de Niollianipion. The Learned Counsel proceeded to cite several other cases, to prove that writing ■ libel was in itself • rouiplete iifFenee. It had been held that priming without publishing was an efficacy : nail in the case of the seven Bishop., which had leen so much relied on, the Defewilant's argiorieut was, in his opi•io•, • ease in his favour. The Defeudasst'r coun sel bad contended that it war necessary the iudielnaeat should he tried in the ctinuty where publication took place, and cited the case of the seven Bishops as an authority; Inn how was it held is that case by all the lodges ?—why that the writing was in Surrey, sad pulrli c•li•a was alleged lobe in :Alsildlereat. MI the Judg e s i s . timated,that if the writing mild have been.prosted et. have takes plate in Middlesex, that would have established the charge. He had now to contend, even spots this case, that to prove the writing was ■ sufficient proof of p•blieatiou. The actual publication was taut neecesaty in ease of libel, any more than actual uttering was in case of forgery. The mere writing a libel, if proved to he written with a criminal intent, was in itself, without! publication, • crime. After citiag a variety of other cases, he concluded by contendias that the writing having in this cast been proved, was suffi cient; and further, that even admitting publicat was not proved to have taken plate is Leieesterrliter, that ctrc•m stance world nut affect the verdict. The SOLlClTlaillialltaaL followed os the same side. EICAILLUTT, is 'appall of the role, strowgiy rostended, that is eoa•tit•te olfetice publicans& was necessary. The teamed Cortese! went at roustihrable leagth ishi a review of the arg•taests *danced by the Attorney and Solicitor General, bad cited a nissiber ul authorities in support of argument. The Court, is coosequepee of Mr. Justice But having in attend is amotber plate, adjourned the further heating of this impieties& que►tius to a firtare day. EICHILQU ER CHAMIIB+I, SATURDAY, Juxr 17. DOME .9 LORD V. RV. Tuck. This was an aoion brought by the Plaintiff, a Lieutenant ( ' OlsOirl in the army, against laird F. Bentiuck, for a libel. The action was tried before the Chief Justice of the Court of King's Bench, anal was for a libel on the character of the Plaintiff. The libel was contaisrd ie the report of a Conti of Inquiry appointed by the Commander in Chief to impuire into certain charges exhibited evils'', the Plaintiff, of which Court the Defendant was President ; and, as p resented the report to question to the Commander in Chief. The Plaintiff, consieering thin report as cont•ining libellous mat ter reflecting on his character, b r gilt au action leggiest hie Lordship, mid snloprenacd Sir Fleury Todens, the Secretary to the Consinander in Chief, to prouder the report. 0.1 Sir Messy bring called on to do so, the Counsel fur the:Defen dant took as objection to the production of the report, tin Stir ground that it was a slat: document, and therefore that Sir Henry was tint ai liberty to produce it. The Chief•Jua. lice held Me objection to be good, aud threcteil a verdict to he entered fur site 11)-4endatit. The Plaintiff tendercti ►is bill of exceptions, and brought his writ of error, which this day came sums to be argued before the Judges of the Could've ' Piling and Baron•, iu the Exchequer Chamber. Mr. ILITTL AAAAA now contender', to support of the we. did, that the report from a Court of Inquiry to the C. .imaniles-ia-Chirf was a confidenstal commesicativa, mak lli waft of lbw Crowe, and could not be called liir byway imilviaistal, as the peodsctuis of it might be highly injorisid la the pnblie service. Tim prerogative of the Crusts silt ii. riaerl the Kiel to appoint Cowls of Inquiry ; since, al. theme' is certain woks and regulations of the army the. Kiss +as restrained by the Mutiny Bill, yet, in other re. specie, whets the Mutiny Bill made au provision, the King was supreme Mead of the army, a pewee might ■s well at. tempt lib coigne the wedgies sini of a Report of a Canniiiltte of' either House of eitilittlitlit, as attempt to enforce the production of a report made by direction of the Quito. Mr. EVAttl, on the other bead, argued to support of the • hilt of exceptions, and conteuded fur the right of Ma client, to have the report in criestinis produced in evidence. He maintained that the. Court of Idqueley was an illegal and ina. constitutional tribunal, and that the Crow• hail au mower to tostissie awls a Court; if, however, thei► Idetiallips slitiold be of immitie the CINPWII did poems. midi a power, it would 'tut avail floe betrothing in the preseut care, slues. the Court of Inquiry on the nista!' was not held by wrier of the Crowe, bid by that of the Com wander- in-Choi. Tice Court was cleared, and their Lordship* deliberated fur almost ten autiuds, a ben sis angers were again adrnittw..., The Chief hillier Daum& delivered their judgment, ' w►irls was in f of the rigM of the Crown to appoint Courts of Inquiry, and tartlet deflating that We derision of the Chief luitme of the King's Bench fur exclading the evidruce in question least turret. Tito verdict foe the Defendant was tbettfeedeonfirmed. The Freelsoldera of Betk•hire are about to peti• torn is,rhirtuesit that the duration of the ricetio" for that county any he sharteuttl. a• all the elee -1„f, m ight give their suffrages,, if they pleased, ut one half the time allowed, ziz.fourtaaa days. THE TURF. ....... BIBCRT MELTING, TUESDAY, Into S. ...—.. The sibury Slakes of 113 p. erelt, 13 A.; had owl, 6 V. if a , - dared, be. Two mike. Mr. Pryse's Dr. Eady, by limbers, 4 yrs old, AO 1 Mr. Drudes's Orelie, 4 yn old, 7.1. 131 h Gerevel tirosveuor's Joke, 4 r , Ohl, Sal Mr. Kueller's Swart, 4 yrs old, 74. 1013 4 Wow by a brad. Sweerrakes!ot SOp. melt. h. ft. for 3-yr-olds. The New Mil Mr. loser • %phis, by Preltus. Mr. Do dab's gr. t by Raiders Woo by • kited,. The Burford Slakes of 10es._ rack with Pic 141 , 41. Hails, the Nee Mile. Mr. noinhas's Pelican, by Rube's, 4 yrs old , 1 4 1 Mr. Pryor% f. by Rubes', 4 yea old Mr. Kutner's Snare, 4 yrs 01.1 GenecalGeosvenue• b c. by Hapkintarol, 3 yrs old 4 2 4 JUN/ 14. Hasaiesp Piste of FsAy Pounds. Tordanik bests. Mr. KoleSer's Snare, by Sctol, 4 yrs ot4, 711.41 b. 4 1 1 Mr. Jones. Fenny. 5 yrs old Su. 1311. 2 2 Mr Prier's f. oust of Mullahs, 4 yrs ..14,101. 1211 1 34r Gee. Grossener's Joke, 4 yrs old. Sst.. HINOIIITY WOO TOTILD MIAMI' 711$ WM OF 88,0001. TOR IlllLolllo SEW BASILACIII. Altkorp, Lord Crater', 'Moans Martin. John Abercrouiby,lllB.J. Denman,— 1411, W. Bright, R. Divies, Col. Palmer, C. F. flearimuot, Ellice,— Parerll, Sir H. flunkey, Sir .1. Frrratad, Ricardo, David Bernal, Ralpb Griffiths,— Smith, Wm. Caleraft, J. Harvey, D. W. Smith, Samuel Cs!craft J. H. Hume, J. ...—.. Clifton, Curd Leonard, B. TeLIAIL, Colbourn, R. Lorhingtim, Dr. Bennett, Hun. H. G. Coffin, Sir I. Mimc, J. H. 1 -A f ,a • _ y CORN RE7'URNS. Sir Nicholas Colthorst has nddre►sed the follow ing letter to the President of the Committee of Merchants, enclosing one which has been isau.tl by the Board of Trade% in reply to resent! COMIU11:111.. C11%19011 on the subject of o recent error in the calcu lation of the average pliers of Grain in England : London, Juse 3, 18?,i), Sot—As I conceive the subject to which the enclosed let. ter refers is one iis which the mercantile body most natu rally he interested, I take the ' t ingly of sending it to von for your awl their information. It is an answer to a letter which I felt it my duty to write to Mr. Rubinson', the Pre. silent of the Board of Trade, sonic we, ks alto, relative to what appeared to me to he an extraordinary return of the price of Oats isi the cuisoty of Monmouth, es it appeared so the Grnelle. The question of the overacts M now under the considers. ti 3333 of a Committee of the House of Continuos, aid they will, I trust, devise suds measures as will prevent a recur. recce of similar mistakes is f uture . 1 have the honour to remain, Yours very fisettsfullv, NICHOLAS C. co ur FiURST. The Preshiest of the Committer of Mercliaute,Cio k. Oilier of Committee of Priory, Conseil fur Ts-stk., Whitehall, Jane 1,1820. _ . --...... . . Sta—By directions of the Lords of the Committee of Privy Coasted fur Trade, 1 have the Wooer to 'equalise you, in actiwer in your Idler un she subject of the price of Oats in the comely of Mmuseusdh, as militated in the week ending Sib April lasi, the their !Lordships dill not fail to make immediate inquiries into the subject. It appears from this investigation that the vetoers' is question was erroneous, the Inspector at Pontypool having made his retorts arrogat ing to the ctuOmeturp noirisore, luster.' of She iVinehester measure, although in conseq aaaa e of directions given two years ago by this Committee, he had been furnished, in rota. nom with all the Inspectors in the Comity, with a new print. ed Com, calculated to pervert the occurrence of such errors. The price returned might to have heels 325. per quarter, instead of 40a. I sow (maw to arquaiut you, that, in consequeure of Ibis mistake, a communication has been made, through the *ere. tail of State fur the Home Departeseist, to the Idled lieute nant of the County of Monmouth, requesting him to call deo attention of the blagistratas (to whom the cognomen., of this tastier properly below'•) to the rootlets of the lospertor in question, will, a view to prevent ■ repetit' of the error, tool the herds of this Committee have ►very reason to hope that the itil , riertnee of the Heads of Illsgo.lratits will have Ilse effect of eusitriog a tome carotid clecaliou of the law hereafter. I should al•o observe, that by way of further preesolion, directions have hero zivets to the Country Inspection, to put up fbsonie CIIIMIIIICIIOIII , pert of the snarket.place in each tow,,, a dapticale ropy of every Irtillfll effllllllllllillYl by limns to the receiver of Corti Itetticits. which will, it is presumed, afford the means of ilet.:ctiug ow the spot soy errors which may hereafter OCllir. I have the hummer to lee, with great respect, Sir, Your joust obedient Isosuble Servant, THOMAS LACY. Sir N. C. Coltieurst, Bart. Ste. Ice. IVAV.IL IN risLLIGENcE. PORTIMOUTIN, JUNI 14. ArriveA the frown Clepshin ; U. P. Ash, from Dart mos h ; and Elsa slags h, frogs Gerroaey. Sailed the Sarah, Whitthea.l, fur G nerunr), HARWICH, JUNI: 16. • /haired the Earl of Likelier pat kat, Nitb a wail trust Holland. RAMIGAIT, JUNE 16. Siiltrl the Vulliardiag, /klippen, Crum Bilunue fur Art ' warp. Drat, June 16. Came down from the river lest night, and sailed, the Ocean, IVltittle, for H Sum's; Fret Boom, Moffat, fur Hiarbee; and Atm, I.7yMwru, for Constatitioople. Arrived mid milli,' fur the river, the Harrington. Hislop, from Dornieura ; Htdre, Russel, front the South Bees last from Plynotettr; Hileheis of Bedford, Hawkins, from Ja. melee ; and Beitnunii, Eimer, from St. Kitts. The two Satter remiss in the Mous. - PrtIZANCR. JUNE 14. The Veto's, Andrews, from this port fur ►wan,.ea, struck mu a rock near the Lamle End so sterilise ; sloe was assisted hr three hems from the Lards End. awl towed lotto 31unot ,k'icr, after hark( Ilarowu part of her cargo of copper over board. The Sophia, floristuphersoos, from Liverpool for St. Do. =into, put into Amiens with luso of tuaiwups.l, rod WWI I reedy to proceed the ?gill April. Ql. Zaa, Vice-Prebident of the Republic of V.. nexiiela and New Granada. arrived on Friday morn ing in the picket from the Leeward Wand.. We have grout tatt.factiuu in *eying, that sonic very rottristro•ble foreign orders have been recently .r.ceiveil at the iron works in 11'orcesteraliire and ,Statlindrlsire; an advance in the price of iron will snort probably take place.—( Gloucester Jourual.) A lire broke out at Tixall Hall, near Stafford. the rent of Str. THOMAS CLitrioso. Bart. in the afternoon of Titurbday week. It *sword in the laundry. sod•cansuwwwl a greet quatitsty•uf linen. boulittle of the building use injured. The Sta• forthihire militia, on duty at StaffOrd i . sarsited wards Tizall at the Sat MARKETS. WINDSOR, Jogs I/. frilest,p. M. I/10e so 21 ron Immo% par dp.. 4s4 I* 4.4 e Barley, per fir. ..8e lo iA. Paw OHO 3l. to U. Rye ••‘•• • ..... ••••• It F.ADING, Jens 17. Meal 634 to Ms 1 Piaui ...... Is das Parity . 33. to SO ed Oslo its I. SIN Bums Os In 4M. dd While dine ....—• iii Old Wheat-014s to Ns - Exeter fair, en Wenwesstay, produced a isnot abssnelowt soul reoa►kebly Awe *hew of castle. The sale of fat bol locks was by sur mewls brisk ; and for she lens there was little or we strum& Less business wu dues ihan we have ever witnessed, Anogngt., Joon 11.—.Tlirre was an excellent Mew of fat limn at this untriort yosintlay, which ollealood goad rem.- iteratiog prism to the grazier, sod, front their aspens , qua lity, carsoin fail to mower ata eseeedinu good purpose to the perchance*. The sepply of Mellon awl Lando was oho equal to the desairl, ud tlwy met a ready sale, on about the terms of last whet day; very few Pigs appear►d, and they wild at very high pricat.—lis the Con Market, Wheat was is mo derate sopply, the sales dell, mid the prima of lad week one acansly from la. to 161. 106. per load; Oarley, 30s. so 344. per quarter; Oats, tfes. to 306. ditto; Irish 'Ms. to 275. per quarter.—Notbieg doing in soy other sort of Grant. __LAIMet• lIXBRI DGF. Cora laspertor's Rearm, Touttsoao, Joao 13. Wheat, per load IU 10s to tli Os Barley, per quarter 33s —4 to 40. —d Oats !Os —.I to Vie —.d Bean 39s .-41 to 44s —4 Pease .. as —d to 45a —d NEWBURY, BERKS. Wheat ...Ms to ttSs I Beans ft s to 4118 Barley 310 to Ms Pease 47s to ••••• Oats et. to Ms I freed, per genre, le. 74. to Is. fd. NEWHATE AND LEADENHALL !HAREEM. (Ny the Carrass.) Seer 4s 04 to 5. 0.1 Veal 3s SJ to So Rd Illuttoo.. 4s 44 to bs 04 I Port,.,, :11 8.1 to 54 Od Limb is 443. to ea. Bd. PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW PT. J&Illtell. Nay 3/ 111, Od to 4/ 114, a,: Hwy.. 311+1, 0.1 it. 41 Rs AI Straw 114.04 to 11 138 91 Straw.. 11 10.0.1 lo 1J14.8 etl Clover 0/04 Oil to 0/ 0, Otl J Clo•es.. St 41.0.5 toil 7. Oil PRICES OF TALLOW, SOAP, &r. per Milo. Tows Tallow 115. 0.1 ..—s Od Yellow Soap Ph Yellow 1111101,111161/011 w. 4 03 Mottled White ditto...s7s Od —0 ad Curd Soap ditto.— 570 Od --• 0.1 Graves I Itleltiue Stuff slls Ohl ...01 0.1 Gue4l Dregs lis 06 Ditto ruugh..34o 041 •—• 0.1 PRICE OF RAW FAT, per stone of 811. As slated by the Talbot, As statt.l by the Ratebers„ Si. James's Market. 3. 8.1 Price by Ta11a.r....31 8.1 Whiterfrapel Market 3. did Average...... Sr 81.1 PRICR OF CANDLE.t, From Tallow Chandlers Hall. Tries of Candles, per dour, Ils 11141. W. per &MI allowed fir ready mosey. PRICK OF HOPS, per Cwt. snot SAGS. sow rocstii. Komi ....31 8a to 41 4• Kent .... 3112 a to 41 lits flosors• tes to 3/ 104 Swots .... 31 3s to 41 Os Fires ....51 les to 3/ 18s Eases .... 31 Its to 41 6. Parobass, Roe. 51 es to 610s.—Ditto, setesool, 414 s to 51 Ss SHF.F.P SKINS. Beep .. Loonlis.• • • Ettesrliuds PRICE OP LEATHER. Molts, 50 to isallis each 1641 to 194.1 per lb. Ditto. 66 to 4411,s each 104 to 110 Dresseing Hides OOOOOO voey•.ll4iJ to 164 Fite Co nch Hides ... • e 164 to IRA Crop Hides 35 to ao tbe. See enHiwit 15.1 to 1644 Ditto 46 to 6411115..... CAI( Skies 311 10 4016 s V2,I to 26.1 Ditto 50 to 7011 n - 1141 to 95J Ditto 16 to st ; %b Sosall Seats (Greenland) 1111.1 to 414 Lone ditto .... Tanned Hone Hides 17.1 to liqd . Spanish Horse Hides [From " The London Nets Pries Current:l FRIDAY AFTERNOON, Jolft 10. COlllOll.-111 , parchmes of Cotton fur the week roiling rigei d ay , are o p eat a rre hle, but they were chitty eoW on Friday sad Saturday; the particulars are—.lM) Peruses., 1611. • 17d. (duty paid); fro Minas. ltid.; 140 iletyrami, 111 d.; tO Or bond); 100 Surata,6l4. a 71d. ; SOO Besigalr, 611.1. a sp. The Cotter market bete' may be staled arm; there are extrusive layers at prices shout id. moiler the present car man, hat there are no sellers at the redaction. The st amina from Liverpool this wiersiag are more favourable; the sales were considerable; the late prices supported, sad few arrivals. SonAn.--The demand for hluserivadee diming the week imaratber improved; the priers are without variation. Ge. %orally there appears • greater iselisatios ammo( the trade to do business, and when the expected supplies tome forward, it is coalidestly atilicipateil that the purchases will be ma an extensive scale: there is little Jambi of a large show of stew Sugars during mat week. Tbe request fur Refined Goods Cettlaisisal I. improve; the particularly of lumps, are very emosideratili, and generally at a small ad ou low goods ; the i.e rigidi ties are without varistiou.—Slolassm are steady. The Suer descriptions of Havanna% and likszil Sugars tell at higher rates; the low qualities, brown and yellow, are little eared. Coerer.—Tbere hive been very extensive public sales of Coffee brought forward this week ; yesterday, Sue ordinary Colas mold at 1205. • St. Domingo ISOs. This forenoon thee public sales were brought forwent ; the whole went off with great briskness ; tauten.* sad De mister Coffee at the advance of to. • 35.; Demerara sad . Bethke 3.. a 4s. per eat. higher. There had been previous. ly great dreamid by private contract, St. Deader, minims Ink. and 119. i tied in one immure reported at 120 a. The great briskness is the Coffee market today is ascribed to the very favourable iotelligeme respectiag the 'lambent, market, surf the general wads arnostgat the importers to pur chase. Kum, UR INDY, suit Dou.sno..—There is more &masa for stream Jamaica Ram, of which the premed supply m iu cdasiderable ; the priers oblaitted are Id. a td. high's. The Leeward. are stilt isegletted, sad s tititstVe sale es 'faraday west about Id. per gallon Inver; St. taitrest's, at red Rorer, veld to a 4a. Id. amiady is higher. Geneva withusA a/. treatise. TAtztom.--Tisere is little allersties is Fergie. Tallow, the market semains heavy, mid for arrival WWI, the ante Cie:may be "Wed se fur parcels hem The Twin mat. N.4g gusted He. width is the same as nut whits, •- - • ' The bp, seesaw his eaumepeed. sad seftiline elope le the Mighbostiles4 ODevizes ban beim and. bIPIs( 1113. t. ..www. The .at ass of the ilivigg le-II in Eat Ope was al To'vd.), In Spaie, in the year 1366, 'velure the Emperor altrles V. and ten thnutand spectators. The expositor'st was soak lor two areelts, who taking' • very Weir kettle mapended by ropes with the mouth daswearerds. heed Saukville the a 50144.- of Its coweavity, upon which they pieced theistsrlirrii, and with a lighted candle gra.lmahly descended to a eousl•lesable depth. In Iii8:1, William Phipps, She sum a a lalarliestion Is Arteries, formed a project fo► stureldng and entrain: 1 rich Spanish ship sank na the roast of Ilopouiola. He rc. - pm:venial his plan is each a plausible smaarier. that f•hantr. I/ gave hits a ship, awl furnished him with every thing wee... vary for his iisdertalting; but h. ini unsucerssrul, i.e ~. farmed in great poverty. He theft en.!esevuurerl to prom I••• alioiller vessel from James II.; but failing to thii, be g•st . 1 subscription °tweed fur the porpn.se, to which the Duke Albemarle largely costrilinted. In 1647, Phipps set sail s a ship of 200 Lela binder to try his f..stwsie ono► mils.- , hsvine previously engaged to divide the peufils arruediur • , tee 'event, shares of *kids Ilse sebseroplueue cuss.i.ted. At Illrst.all 1.4. labours proved fruitless; but at last, alter h,• seemed allooat Is despair of seeress, he was furtmettv mouth to bring up en ouch treaasre, that he Morse.' L. lEarlasid wills Ike value of two kindred housed 'emu,. Heeling. Of this some he got about twenty th0u..441, ~. i the Duke rine) , thousand pounds. Phipps war K,.1i.1e,! Iby the Kiss, a«d laid the fonsidatiou of the Girton.: ui One present Noble !louse of Msigrave. MI:STINGS OP CRRDITORS Ar GrILDH.II.I. TO-31OURGIV. W. Ir. T. sad .1. Movers, je a. Tower-bill, est rrhasio 3 I r. Holnws sad T. F. Omer, Nut ihmespios, gloms 3 ►2 W. Wilkinsuu, okl Broad skeet. ship-ura►awee. broker 2 J. R. Bell and W. VI - Ohioans, Old Bread•street, Neter- dant S. Brum, Cissing.cress, sword-cutler ..... i,• W. Miles, Oxfurtl-strret, linew.draircr 2 1.) T. C. Batty Grareelarrch•strecr, writulesak , perfsour I It 1. Muses, Gandsissn's•Sirfils, merchant 1 11 S. Taylor i Shortdstch, cum. chandler .. 1 1 T. Kurth ,, Gracechurrh-strect, huberdaslrer 1 1 J. I.sw2leasu and W. Semilefurd, Burklersbery, MeV .. , .. Omits . F. Savery, Bristol, tonrifte-iitattraseee-bruiser 1 l , t P. Bustler, N tenets Falcate, hosier DI VI DEN D.V. J. Blarkbara. Witham, cura.factur J. Beckett and J. Roberto, Si tee-street, Blackwati-hait- fact0r.... M. R. Schlesinger, Clrae%lts•lane, isiligo.merchaut...„ J. Wilkinson, Anpleilure, laMHer J. H. Crouche►, spiris.morchaat W. Burford, late of Udhnghsm, Soloman J. W. Wuruaely Norwich. lines draper CEICTI FICA ILS. T. E. Bartlett, a. Baotorry,Oxfont, mercer nod draper J. Phipps of Doke.aireet Portland. plate, M nidlrseN, ..$J et Maidenhead, Berke, laiar.—J. Ftnine Stlanai, Stllibetett, clothier.—J. Gibbs, of Bridgewater, SWIM it/. Todd, late of Catlx-nne.cvart, Condom, ameiehawl.—P. %graben, of Li wcrpoul, isercanal.--• W. Crew, of Prilace.rwer, Tatteallaw.eukrt.road, Middlesex, plueaber..-W. Stroud, of Vl'mgpiog.xtreet, Smut Julio of Wapping, Middlesex, aliip.eltaiwitir.-..0. Owen, of New Bowd.alreei Saint Grorge, square, Middlesex, tailor I;augleT, late of Neweasile street, Swami, spatberary.—J. Looter" of Hattiew.:ardee„ AI iddlesex, waildlitiliallee.•44. U. Biewidead, tale of Deems shirr-street, Qiwereammisw e Illidelleeex, dealer. DEATHS. On Frisky ensile& at his seat, Petersham, Lord Charles Spencer. Os Thursday, the 151 h instant, is Grosvestor.sque hermit sou of M. H. Blooist, Esq. We sunousre, with regret, the death of that reneralile and highly-esteemed iliebtrosao, Thomas ' Loral Duada., aged 79, at his peat, at hake, ill she North Riding of York shire. /his melancholy event, which took place ins the lAth instant, las throws a gloom seer that part of liar conotry. It is felt particularly by the repine-lit now embodied, of which his Lordship was Colonel. His Lordship was Lind Lieutenant sod 111 cr. Ado i lof Orkney and Shetland, awl President of the Society of Scots Aistiquariaa. He menus Charlotte, sinter of Earl Fits* Minns, hy orison he had sip atom sad ire daughters. He is socceeded is his titles and estates by bis thine! win, • the Ham. Lawrence Hondas, lay whose acceasiow to the Peerage a scat is become vacant its lb. repreorstatioN of the City of Talk. COO Theesday the Ibth umlaut, is Illoatagtsplace, got aell.sqoaro, lira. Less, the wife of Mr. Serjesist Less. p, the _ . . HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE. Worming 311 anew 7. I Evening 3 after MCI OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY. Batik Sjt:li 3. per Ct. Red. 681aiti I Ex. Bill:. 4.... S I dig. 4 toes Cents. obit I Lott. Tickets, 291. itt-. 5 per Ct.N.A.sctip.ips. 1 °woman a di.. Boob L. Anis. 171 18.16 I Cons. foe Ac... tiyiffi g u arintr is resort., further is. re. The treatateut mild—the cure effecloal. ACANDID Esouititation of I'loressiotiel Pre. dodoes Is why to be (cared by those who are cele stine. of imspecity. Impressnil at au ealy pesiod nf use professioml carter with the Importance of a awe minute aiteadiun to a dass of dis arm peculiarly affectiug the pander ispeimions of Natter. we boldly deviated (ruin what Was field to bit neediest ortho doxy; attacked time vaunting, of enipyricisoi, sod, by de. felling its vile Farrow*, cuocithr ourselves justly emitted to that appointive and patronage which, for twenty yeses, bars reworded oar soccessful and devoted &ladies. The estimstiow of our esligli.eved birthed*, who frequently ap peal to oar opinion, is ea additional gratify-amen to oar pride, wlttleunr authority frost the College itself, stranigtb cued as it is by the most entha•isstlc testimonials of shook every Professor to tic flritish Metropolis, most ever protect the smetity of oar fame from envy or miareprareotatiusi. The impetuosity of youth, or the momentary WWII of ensiles is the.oraturer HUM, ekes lead to 'decreed of a coottgious disesse• happy, therefore, may the early applo emit be called, w hsle anxiety refs he alleviated by a Sew days' care; sad eves in the more advsaceill magas, chum &erased by nnenrruns symptoms. we am illitstrate one sum time, by rendering the treatuiest sttld, the cure elsetual. Derry opine change, or fiuntimial distorbaore, we deslal to the freStralivC ..caniuniy, falls equally within oar mimese s awl will yield to our intuition. Among theorise diseases of the urethra, weaker's, sad' coastitstioml dc. rasgensestr of however long durum". The data of immition sty be restated to appoirase, sole Mame of . belug exhainutd by Nervous Debility, hr wilt circulate the masher proof of rigorous Impute. the limos of Advertisement du nut allow She clasoillestios of our subjects, but they are amply detailed in a - Week ws pighlished, called the ./Eyin of Life, Ile rapid sate of whin , accomplasted with as incrissiug practice,. me ondeunhic geoids afoot *corral utility. The Xerok ems he had at Patesoutter-row ; 60, Pall mall ; 41, Piccadilly ; hA Ptiociroatreet, Suhu ; 174, and 37., Ftrehurett ; ur et all Booksethrs. Kodiarasen are fek with gmater poigmney by t hudsaute Ibis those occasoinieJ by his own impriteme; i ns so ores of cossultmiuu is liberality of edisastim in the Pro fessor mews desirable, than where the mod MAravuoird man demek placed, arch the most iimiulohbeneduay thus the terms ars 'WWI stated Midst Sot hitesvies, or la sower to Letter. t.uwsisiy detailiog the symptoms, me re- Closing it remittance fur sordid** dot 11)011144416 as be forwarded Wavy purl of the world. DOSS' and Cu. 11.11. C. Sorgeom. Donveriounvel , Fleet Metstr—A private door mood the comae. . - SOO§ elle . f i fiWiiiied et Too aims Apo sea We etssegMlea% Ne. 1110141,1•176.4101111M1011L16 of On ibid. i i ? ~ I ~~ Milk