The Sun. — London, England, 1807-12-15 00:00:00

) . 4 14,;, SMITHFIELD C.I.:UB'CATTLE-$.l-10T17. Yesterday Nlr. Sadler:s Yard was literally crowded with amateurs of the essential arts of breeditl, rear ing, and fattening of cattle, and ‘xlio seemed iiitich gratified by the insption of ,sotue t animals ex-, bibited. The Duke of BuDFoun, Earl MANED, Earl WINCHILSLA, ViSCOWIt SAckvtLLE,- Lord So u -, :qay It.LE, and several other Noblemen awl persons of distiwaion, were noticed among the Company. At two o'clock a Meeting of: the Club was,held at Freemasons' Tavern. • in 3 Grace the ))AO hsuroxn in.the Chair. , . • .rre,ent—Sir Robert llyng,•14:1 ! ..1011h Mar? tip. Cripps,• Charles Gordan Cray,- George. 6 Bartho. 'anew Higgin4, Nloney Hill, Anthony Lechinere, Niel Mal colm, Thomas hter.cr. Robert Clarke Paul, Rev. I'. Plasket, Viiieuunt'Sack s vilfe, Sir -Seabright, Lard Somerville, the Earl of Thaiwt, Charles Canis Western, the Earl of NV inchilsea, Win. Frances .Woodkite-'64c. The Premiums andtonditions for the next Show of Cattle were taken iutu consideration, and the fol lowing - new 'Weinberg were t:lpEteil, viz. ,Lieat. Col. Wm. Cunningham; of Challen Hall ; Col. ciminghnin, of Lower Seymour-street; John - King, lames Ingt4m,. Esq. Wm. Walker, lohn calor, Esq. and loseph Itsq. and adjourned to tins day, at eleven:u'eltick. Abuot five o'Clodk near '6O Gentlemen sat down to an .excellent dinner in the Freemasons' Hall, his Grace the Duke of I.3horoaD in the Chair, support ed by the above and several 'other Noble and dis tinguished Patrons of this . inStUution. AB soon as the cloth. was withdraWn, his Grace gave----- the King—The Quecti and Royal FOntly Prosperity to the Smithfield Club:--rEtte Fleece—Sir Joseph Banks. His Grace then rose, and read the'adjudieation of the Prizes; as given in our Paper of Saturday.; ,after' Whiciche read the premiums proposed to be given next becemb'er, in substance the same as the present one,.except that a 'prize of twenty guineas for the best; and ten guineas for the second best bx of any description, the Weight of 100 stone or upwards, and ten guineas for the best ox under the weight of tOO stone, led \ without either corn or cake. His Grace also . stated, 'that Comthittee 'had been appointed to draw up properprinted forms of certificates of the ages, ,work, and feeding; of the several animals ex hibited.' ANTuotiv , LF,CtIWEac, Esq. 'then rose, and pro posedlhe health of • • The t)uke otAledeordWhich was drank with three times three, and great applause. • , • ' His Grace returned ihanks to the company, and assured them of the full satisfaCtion he felt in giving every assistance to the laudable-Objeas of the Society, ind gave— . Sir SAMUEL ROMILLY contended that there was. one Objeation.to:this mode of proceeding. The heir at law did not obje6l to the will under which • the Plaintiff.claimed. , • if the devisees under,the fluent will did not admit the . . execution of . the will an which the Plaintiffs claimed,; itwoUld be forcing. them.to go through all the formalities of proving it,. and in that; manner of trying.an issue which did not arise between the parties. The Loan 'CRA.NCEI.L.Oft etraCted, that the jssuo should be on the second will, which it would thus . be incumbent on the claimants under it to support, PthiCELL V. MACNAMAAA. Sir SioquEr. RosSILLY was .heard, in part, for the Plaintiff, on the only two remaining exceptions taken by the Defendant to the Master's Report, by which. the Master had refused to allow:theiDelentlant credit for two sums of 20001. :and of : ; 14,3171. 10. to a moiety of which the late Lord Chancellor (Erskine) and the Master of the Rolls were of opinion the De fendant was entitled, and which now came to be re-argued before the.present .Lord. Chancellor, To befarther proceeded in on Monday. PtCIGP,TT,V.'LOGAN.' The Memory. of Mr. Bakcwell. The next toast was introduced by an eulogium on the Irish improvement of the soil— Mr 7 FiOiter, and the Farming Society of Ireland; which was riceived with three tines three. his 6t;ace then gave Mr. liobhouse, and the Bath and West of England Society. On which Mr. HOBHUUSE rose, and, both fa himself and the Members of the Society over which he liad the honuur to preside, thanked the company. Mr. Coke. The Judges of the Show, and many thanks to them far the trouble they have taken. , Ilia Grace then said; that he bad to call their at tention to one of the most zealous and able support vrs of, the ot)jetit.s.orthis Chit), ,both here as a Mem ber, and on other occa&ons, and gave Lord Somerville; which . was drank with three times three, anct.much applause: Hiti Grace, proceeding with tho toasts,gavo The Earl of Bridgwater. ; • And, after some lapse, he rose and said, that we had heard, much of a latelainphlet, entitled " Britain In dependent of Commerce ;" while " Perisb Corn,. metre," had been the language of others happily the . present company were - not called upon to decide hei'ween the different branches of our national in dustry ; hit while they knew agriculture to be the fountain of plenty and virtuous industry, they were so fully iMprestied with the iMpertanee of commerce' and manufaCtures, as heartily to concur in a wish fur: :,its . 'prusperit y. Lord Sostmtvicor. then rose; and after acknow ledgil)g the propriety of confining the bosine 6 s ref the piefseiit meeting, as much.as possible, within its original objets, begged to call the attention of the lAnd-ownerS present to the great importance of sup— Oying Our Navy With hemp, the inipartatien of Baltic,is now unhappily in terdided ; and Chit, although an 'excellent' subs; note is linoWni in,the Bengal sun hemp, should•this fall of hereafter . Jully supplying the wants of our Navy, he trusted, that as hemp is pritved to he an vicellent impart-, 'ion hit a wheat crop, and , t6 interfere little with the established 'system of husbandry upon Strong , ,:olls,, exC w ept in the gin with of beans, fur . w ni hick it nSt be substiliiied;;that, the land Owners be fotind; ready in forwarding the views of 'Government, inn raising,this most essvntial article upon our own soils,l by relinquishing the restridiousib their laws against! the growth of it.iregtitahle which is now prove&hyl experience not to exhaust the - soil'moreth an .d i fit r , crops, when not kit to ripen its seed-. Lorclship'A servant having -tiktrlbuted printed 'bills of the Pretnitung for his next Silting; Show tO:tlic company, hetoOk this opportunity of correCting tt mistake into which the recurrence of leap-year hatlied hityt, inadvertelitq, by.tnentionin!Y therein the t st. anti ;id of Nlarch, instead of the 2gt.ii of February, and tst o LVI t lt, as the r days.of lti *tuning Show. • . The tiltion of A gricu rce„ 20ft,,A4 fueXurvs " Breeding inMt its httu-IN'' a,' ivas nt;ixt he' SttWards di the, .Itl')l'v cutii hl trig Nlt. ilyog an() Alf. King: ; . The Gentlemen thanketi the .Comnoy tht Itonotir done then.*... AboUt ;nine .o'clock,. his. t.itace left the Chair, NOrtelt -wits -taken by llostotTliyNoi, Ebg.' one of the.StetiYards, and.the compoliy,44 . separate-until a isle , .........................,.......... Metter from Bantry, in'lrelandi says, that tin.: fortifications anti batteries which were be nit' to be eie6teci four ye.iii . , ago, at the entrance of-the Bay, i • are no w putting n a coibplete state of defertc6 . i.with tiw ats, poitcuiiis, ''...-.i.:. and a strong garrison is iin. mediately to take vvs,L.Ssion (if , the w0rk5:,....„ NVON : I' h • • The Lotto C2l A NCEL'I.OI{ pronbunced Judgment in this cause. His Lordship took a review , ufthe various circumstances, IMM:the "deatliv.'of . •thelate Mr. Logan, until the execution °of the deeds of con veyance between the parties claiming - as co-heiresses, and the Defendant, his widow: • The circumstance's of the - case have been already before our readers. Lordship could noreonsider the instrutnent of the agreenient as one which • could stand ; how ever, it ,miglit be a question, whether the Court could reform it to the original Contrael. Even in that view, from the discordance of different proofs, it was impossible to ascertain the real eite.l of that agreement. Mrs. , Logan appeared to have considered the right of these claimants one which it was next to impossibility for them to esta- ' blish, and the to-h e ir esses: S eemto belentirely igno rant of the nature of the property or the right of which they were about to dispose. In - this absenc e of any thing lik e certa i nty w ith respe6t t o this contract,, the - agreetrietif of the claimants', in No veMber,.l7Bl, on.r adiit.d. to the itmccur ac y and , want of 'tillormation. it was ft conveyance_ of . property' resting upon any contingency , ' and where the' price paid . was ;pfoptirtionate to the risk,.. the obligation would bnly , attach to the ateltial interest theiv•possesse4 by 4M 'parties.: deed cif - ileai liad:ialloget he e and release the s present av aetiorth that the illtdotiti a nd her sister were cotheiresses to the..deceased Mr., Amgan, and, r aoutr: bound t , thern to a. p cts itive transfer of all. preseptt; and'luturir;rights and interests this . property ; der all:the:circumstances, Loilds l ;il)•ci.J ud g i:Atl i e, contraCim tiade•betWeett tilLl Virtivi ill the year,l74§, . by w hi c igib e pi a i nt a an d s ior s * iskei,transterred their rights irt:t he estatealnliept.and G..itntiridgesbirg.l4r tetthl4.to be:nullauti voidr,,i../.le•fur,ther ordc:tedititao ittnriccouti is cif lents mid rtift..4 l ) o Vid c()u3A l 94t:e! from. the year - 17 . 92.„:, the ,per.lodow ltet l as ! tiled; sadJbat.the sum otloo9l,.with the interest accruing . ; from the year 79`440.5110145i.b0 paid back . by. tbe Pinitwitito the .I)eli.:l4ttnt., i , t)llitEl.l. I%V'N'AMARit - ' Sir 'SAM FL HoMILLY'ivIiS heard . further• in this cause, and it ',vas ordered = to be further Proceeded in ' ota t.t tiurily next. •"••:, ' • • = BUSITICER •p. THSA=O,IMMATIIO7COP ctiIFrENAANI. The Court, was -proceeditig - to; he ar. the argtuitenti of Counsel, in this cause, when, from certain cir 'ci :it appeared . that. they, were not at that intimeiwready. ;,• :;: • . • -We . with: Nand that . the Defendants have re• tu r n edtananswor in their corpor4t4.lcopacity, : hut lattti enteretia demurrer to rho intetrogatories,. the Plaintiff pia to•thexn in their individual charaCier as ~..~.. .(:OURT (IF I.;•,lti4'§ Bili)tC11, Dec. 14. Lonn vittt)Poßt*• v. J. M. Howz, }2,;(4. The Defendant resides at Wiscombe Posh, Devon. Mr. MANLI3V htNtetl,',that.thia was an aaion o n a bond of the !till) of •°dither, 1806, ,with interest to commente &Qin tho2dtkolJanuary folloWing. The penalty ,waS le,oool. on theAtonditionl of payment of halt that amount. Upon a .wxit of enquiry, the a.blendatit, had stitfered.judgment to go by default.. The Learned Counsel said, that, he did not go for the whole amount,' various sums having been paid • x ~ Liilli s ßEPOlitfq —0 - 'in part discharging the bon The turnClaiinea .WAS ..........3.... bq ' :.`.'l 7 , 4 l': ,;-r - . ' 43301. 13s. &L ;, for which, {titer the necessar . y :proof; COURT OF CHANCERY,;Dia,u , ‘,tv , had been supplied, a veidict under his -Lordship's. "omit Ews AND NESSFIEtb' 'M! 14‘)WARAY ANY) I diredion was in the sequel given. CASTLE..' '') ".' Att - - ' • 3011 N CITAIIDWELL V. SCIDN MARI'M ' Mr. LEACiI was heard for the Defepdabt, Castle; ' The Plaintiff is indorsee to a bill of eellinget Li and . Mr: Itteunans, in:reply, tbr theVlainiiilS.. - . whiCh the Deteticiant is the. accept The' Wei - The Lone CHANCELLOR saktrtill'qvoniti' ?eve dated theCi'd tif.i nue, 1807, payable ' threorethl. • judgment in thiS' case on Tueiday, the vase -of : -1 i v i r,:;.. c l ...'ne LxrroaN... ...,.ENERAL said, that the . 'defence Picket v. Logan standing. for Mondky. . — '. to he ,et up Was, that there had been an alferail6ii:', ' SLATERS V. NVINKLES-AND OTHEiRS. ill the ate. from trie'3il to the 23'd of June. On the ',. The 'Plaintiff; in thls'ease ire th e Devisees itl ! lid of 'Jane the aceentance was giVen 'to Giles and ') trust under a'.will executed' in the year. 1.1305, •by a , to. and on the 'same:a:iv Giles and Co. delivered to' Gentleman of the' name of Smith, .wlui posSeSsed - the Defendant their acceptance for the like amount,! considerable property in 'Westminster. Two of the and of the same date, payable at 85 days,' so that the' Defendants were the T r ustees t i n d e r that will, a ', Defendant; on these accommOdatitin biV,:wouldbe third was the Testator's heir at law, and the other .' put in cash before the counter-bill - became due..i-- Defendants claimed to be devisees under a subse- ' : Giles and Co. did not negotiate their bill till the :3d .' quest will executed by the' Testator, at a period ' June ; ,and their objet being to gain co days time,..., when, as the-Plaintiffi contended, he was incapable they altered the diit'6' to the 23d, giving.notice to of making a sound and rational conveyance of his : Defendantof the variation, and desiting'him to make; property. • ' ''' .-i the same change in the corresponding bill in his pos- Sir SAMUEL ROMTLLTfor the Plaintiffs stated, that sess i on . . , . ' an issue would be necessary loAry whether the deed : 'Leal ELLENBOROUGH inquired whether a fresh under which the Plainti ff s-claimedi >or.that last exc. I ' stamp was obtained. 'cured by the. Testator, ought to regulate - the site- ' 'The AfiToaNsv-GENERAL replied in the negative, ,cession to his property. ThePlaintiffs.wohld have ; 'adding, that there was no case on the books iu vied this point by bringing an ejeatnient against the ' which a new stamp had been required, if the altera tenants, but the Trustees under the fpriner will lions were made before the bill was put into a course ; had refused to concur with' them,. io consequence . 01negociation. . of which 'they had filed their bill, to have the Trus- Lard ELLENBOROUGII could not help thinking tees compelled to .lend, their 'names to the action,' .' that each bad respectively negociated the bill by the. and the other Defendants to reco gn ise; the Plailitiffs' e xchange , of the bills, each party tht4 . obtaining a , .. ; ' right. : . . . . r .• 'vested interest. Sir.A:Tmorr. submitted that. there. was..no ne. : The Arro RNEY•GEI , iBRAL answered, that each had cessity fat bringing 'the other Defendants into this ffs . . the bill with a power toitegociate; but until it went Court. All that could be necessary for the Plainti out intiAhe world; neither party could chum upon was, to have the Trustees in the will under , which i , the other. they claimed, compelled tq Ind their names to the j : ' Lord ELLENBOROUGH said; that the one bill being ejeelment to be tirought by the Plaintiff . , due before the other; a Cause of action would arise The LORD CUANCELLOR said, the best way woul d at the maturity of the prior bill. be to. direalm issue as to the T'estator's property, , ' Mutual considerations fin . each other, and his .Lord - Vevis (wit vet non ? • .•' ship did not think that the one ' The bills were party ,could', oblige , thj other to rescind the contract. He'believed the only case of an altered bill, in the material parts, Which was permitted to be effettual, came before Mr. hstiCe LE BLANC when he sat for LALKE N YON: Mr. GARROW said, that in Mr. Serjeant Bayley'_s book upon bills of exchange, -page e 4, was stated the ease of Wilson.v. Justieti,.whicit was that of a bill'm which the date was altered, by the consent of all the parties, from nine months ,to twelve months; yet; as there was_ no new stamp, the party . was nOfisuited, the Learned Judge thinking 'a new stamp indispeu sible. Here the date was altered without the . know ledge of the Defendant, although' he did admit that his client had notice afterwards. Lord ELLEISEO . ROU . GH obserVed; that he recollea ed a case of alteration, where a mistake Wai corted.' ed before the bill was parted with. The cage untie!' Mr. Justice Lit BLANc went a little 'further, bat It never carne before the Court. . ATTOTIN4Y-GENerlAt said, that heenuld prove cleanly the subsequent assent of the Defendant. Lord ELLENHbRoUGH remarked, that a tnAion Might be made to get asi.le the nunsuit; and enter a veidia for the Mil:tiff; but that under the cireprn- Siiinaes now he should dired a nonsuit;t7Pl,uf.otijf nonstifie4l. "WALDISI;EY WittY:' • .The Plaintiff is the 3nrviving partner in the firpt of 'Peter' Deniiis and Henhy Walmsley, , nt Manchester. The 'Defend Int is a Inert:ham and underwriter in Loncton. action w;is brought fur goods sold ada delivered, ornotinting td 1231. t h nntit ,said, tti,lyati Mhe ag..ety:l; Mr.Stathatn, of Hardwieke, Linea its n t e h s e t io l ' t L I . 1 ( e ) 1. 4 1 ; 1 :d i i s s6lliitrhefDtgeafireitsftd‘avillifo' in an 'a6lion had been commenced, under the suppOsition that the agent was the princi .pal. 'rite Learned counsel.would .produce a bond, in which , the Deictidant engaged to be answerable for all costs itttendingth;tt ht.lit, and stated that these; g o odi were purchased On iiiacepunt. The Bond having been put in and read, Mr. for the,Detendant, admitted that Mr. Statham had been the,agent of his Client, and had been indemnified in the manner recited in the bond. 'Notwitjotanding these circumstances , he hail. ,a . complete answer to this . cease, and it this :—M. though Statham vas the and NViley ciptil, yet.the Plaintiff had settled with the tOrrnsr , by taking .146, bill :and the Plaint having t h us 'edge to the, iagvut, without the 'ledge or concurrence of the principal, the print:l4)4l, was•4li6charged. .• • witnesses w4O then called,,to she; ,bat the , acco tmt, had begirt hylidated by bills ,j6t, payn we to the Plaintiff I. firm. Lord Fm t psotionc,...ji 4al#4, that tliisWas, aVir ides , jjye t se,ttlettlento. t igkwrauce..pe l w'a i t,, ,real patty, the bill Atos otitatlo, w_4s , !,dislioutaired, ,Mti.:lrwattls the, real btlyer Was 1.11-: ! ii cove.red. ri.'n render a i,,,g9 . 0d by the Agent, : the PI aniti .rp,tor- }layer bad;i4.)409,,,i,c;e of the agency at the time he ele6te . d'to take Statham' I ( tas his- , 4eenrity.—Venti4.for.tho.Plaintitft t; • .- • . . . . THE NI there; still and Hiliconceptioni “tilougst pet ohs wr . :o to that ballot for Militiao4; tie rcilrowing explarrt tions theq . itbYee t .ttaTeii pounds adiiiitted`tObe.liall the pric.e. 6rilitbst ., '.tote. If any ni.m who is not worth 50 0 1 .' 4 0 11 be dru n, and serve personally, 'he with be entitled . to tat. the parish. :lie provides a substitute;- *ill be equally;entitled . to 't towardpitlng . fOr wstibsti fute If he neither serves personally, nor by sub= he is not ,entitled to 'atift,hitiefroni, the p.n. is ti'i he forfeits e. 201. and is liable'to be ballotted for again at the end of fivexenrs. . If lie pays 251. for a substitute,"he will reetivi6ol'. from the parish, and I)ay 151. only ont'of his poefiet,' which is 61:less than the penalty, and be will be cleai•edirom future If '-he pays- even 301. tin. a substitute, . he o "will pay no more out of ,his own pocket.,, than.the man wll pays-theta - 4s of ~ 2 01,.. and will hive the id varitege'of held clear of flitureballot...-.:lt is.:there , foto -thezinterest.of every man who is drawn to en. deavour to, tititilsubstituto, evemif be as high as 301. It is also the interest .vi the parish to . : gi,y,a,,a.very, etwiragernent.and assistance;, t.ce indite. t he. baltotted„rnett to,SeUe Personally, fir trod ithstitutgq, otherwhie uitimately the Paki be liableliablea man en....tetl. -n ona lty e.c " R (Intim itglitsii it'Oting•Parsona;e, mic l ln t the wit:: pt. :Italpti Carry, Esq. of* Sonabd.lleirs , 1.4,4 y of . 13M s, Waring, E!..q of G rest. C crs in • stfeer , B7uniiitiiit.tquart! " Sun * , ;1, "MeiRKIhD. tp :on the. fr" mst, William 100 d,• Esq. 'of Vintiud, Ser' iwickshire, ttr Nliss llertritn, daughter otr A.,l3eitrant oi Crmishavyi, W l trn Ntirth.t , nytoiff ibe iZev. W: ; - k!ebori-GtoWnottitio..4lol, in, Cornbridgcshire; , bed ) , ye dbtFr laud, ,Natrov.iiing, Esq. ct Northampton.. On Satardaliit,'` l zir Tottenham,. Middlesex, Pavia POO lock,' Esq. of the Middle Temple, IWriater at Law, to hir* , Atkin§oti, only gay a ghter of lutin Atkinson, tenham. The same thy, lames Webber Smith, Esq. of Ashlingo in the Coutiti of Sussex, Captain in the Ropil ArtillerY.Joe. Miss Simeon, eldeA of SinKun Esq. Q . 114: 04 the Alasteriof the Cuurt or ch.ii:try, for Read: in g. Lazely..At.flerwiek f .upon:.Twerdd . Andrew Douglas, Esq. to Miss Agnes Drysdale, both of That place. • , • ~.. -- • DIED. On the 7th inst.. at Totness, aged 'rhoznis ‘Vattsi: Esq. one of the Oircaors of the Sun fireptitike• On the lath inst. in the 62d year of his age, A• Clttht rcw, Esq. of Bird's-place, in the County of flats. On Wednesday morning, at her house on.. St. lames's Pa-, rade, Bath, at the advanced age of is, Mrs. Tobin, rditt john Tobin, _Esq. of Bath. On "l'hursday flight last, at his house in Upper Guilaarcl7,, street, Sarah, the youngest daughter of Thonlas• Lodingtent Esq. On the 2ith Ult. at his house at l'Ortpllo4th, Gco Poore, E. sq.. pnc of the MagiStrAlCS for the l aunt)'. STOCKS Pi: ICE 0 yiirk DAY. PRICE .• Kent, 41.418.. to 61. es. Sussex, 41. 165.,.t0 0. us. Essex, 41. 163. to 51. 12.11. 11 11ARRI s, or No. 4, iMartlett..court, Bow-street ; anti published by Wit..iiAm ARtstnt Soct PI of Srlai tine St tette C ., t nll . l4l) l l7)‘ ' LLK !t:o, Uank Stock, India Stock, ' , Navy { per Cent. shut I ilitia Bonds par, 1 dis. i 5 per Cent. t 797, I: xuherluer Iti I !xi. 4s. pr. P3`. Irtsh 5 per Ceut. Oautintn. t}, pr . 4 per cent. licif 3 pta Cent. t)elerred, .40A 3 per• Cent. kw. 63 62f 63 Cniperial 3 licr (,-int. 6. 1 , - 3 per Ct. Con. shut • I _Data Alin. . • ..., Bank I. ATM. t 7 .3-tfitlis f I Cull. ICU Opening, 6.11 f#' ' Ditto Short. Ann. ' .air ' --------- • HIGH E 1 AT La t4OO E 41)..,10140 ROW. • - Morning, i min. after 3. j Altetnoon, Alt" 1' I i tiNDOK M A N.k ETS, ~4cut - . . . RETURN OF L' WHEA Ig M .1! Z h." .. IA NI , ." ~ "liir'N't&SllTS: CHt L a and MA t'PA:3, Nita' %Yi;t4l'c( 'S . 'lnClUdiag only.froothe 34th at N 0 v . to the stli of LAICii •-*. .: ,t,.. ...,,. ...agree.iwy to Ole Ad, , ,i, I 9 Qturters at 7bi od 404 Qt.:niers at atia 04 s ..ir ----- at 74s ,d . 1 22 ------... at Oss 64' •57 6 ' • at 73s ad : ..--• 137 ----.--- at 65s oci I Oa ----- at 63, oa t . 4 .at' 71 ibt • • . 4 593 —11":—."," at.,Th ad 394 -- 1 • 1 " 74 - ‘ '''" of 71a oil' • itS6 -:---- at 62) o . 02 .--*-7..at b 4. 1. 04 . lopi 1 .--.............5t ... .7 , ;5 .0,4. , 6 -7--,--- at bts oti 1.4110',V1/-r'T' P -69 , 64. ~65,--------- 41. C ,O 04 At (09 od /03 ,, _—_—. a t sbi odl toB6 ,..it "liSs "'oct ' • I z-Aff".-----'----% tyt Si . 3 A . 47s ...W.A.. at C 7• od A ~1.1.0 An 4.63 ~,Quitwt* at sos. per Quarter. .: T.°)a: • 8.p7 Quarters. -Average bp. 64. . ~ . as zatl. foV'er i chatt ta.)t Retttett. ' • - . • —,----- . .... : A RETURN OE ,FLOllita• . • Froo Nov. 2.4; to gee. 4, hum ihe Cocket. o (nee; ~.. Sa'cks. s. ' d. Sacks. ' s.'d Sacks. S• "; 2 I •••••••-..: 63 0 411:,-;-:- 56 • • IS%) --.--- 5 1 - lj --....- tio a ' 5239 •:---;45, 0 39 ......... st 0 i ""'"•"7. s 8 6" 140 ---r:: S 4 6 g,iit -- -ia ''' 7 2 35 —5 3 0 i l i r -- • 5 . 4 0 1 4 0 -- 4 1 ; 7 , .i —......; :57 o'l _ ' g ii-..- -c3o 1- • •6/ ---- 9, , -.... s 6 6ti J.: : 30.*...r- .52. 64 2 -----. 47 Total-15.334 Sacks. —Avciigc 565• 3ia. per s•Ati" 54, zid. per . 4r i kck tOsper , than last . vicci.. . ._ _ . we ‘,.. ESTERg CO U NTRY tvheat MARK kTS (last Week) perk Newbury ' I . 6 5!: c t i o ) S o 3 , s s 1 3 3 6,5 t s n al i t t e a o l' io o s of d i f 2 2 3 7: (- : )° : 1 1 5 : 0 .0 ~ 3 - 4 0 : , Salisbury 13 )pil u it i° 1c g olts tP t ic e e r 1 6 4 4 8. : ; to o 61: 1 3 3 04: al to d os 4 4,0,5_ 01 , 1 ,3-92:11:°' ) ij ' Ag I 3.1 td 72s 1365 oti to 4ts od r 3c.s is o d to 3, 5 Wailitinstor I Iioi•to 72s f 37s dd 0 41544 1.29V0d to 3, _.........r.." er; s 4 AVERAGE ERICE OF.ENGLANP ANP ,_`. ending I)cc. 5. .1‘ Wheat 66s ; Barley .39i lid / !leaps`\!„.(gt.4l o ltye s 20. I Oats tss S Pease- "" lOCKsti• Kent, 51. 0. !Oil. os• Sussex, 41. 18s: to 61. c) . • Farnham, 81. t o 91. 91. NOVGATE A.NI) LEADENHALL fiIARKF-15* ' • By Ow Carcoso. „ . (lee C;clr,•io ss,.c.l, I Vcal. 35. pd. to 5 4f, MUttoll ji. • Od• to 45. El. Pork 4s. ed. to If" .....---_---------------- l'itteL: OP L. li ATtifin. (pQr ii, , AT L EA 1) F, N 11/4. I- , Butts, so to 561 b. i. eacit -21 d. to it - Ditto], # 2 ,, to tssta. each . . „ 2 ft, 0 # bacri4uutta'.4l#4o# . - . . xu , l• gp 7 1.$# Dreiiing.klide 4, - - - .. i - l ej. to i ,.,. FloCeuai:ii tittles, . - - - i 7.(. 0 i 5, evup-iiid., 3 4 iu 4olb. for cutting • t6bd. ic i i,l# thuo4 ' , 45 to solb. - , - . 2._ti, g° " 1 " Cult Skins, 3...., to it). .7.6 t, to 3:71. per lb. Ditto. .--,, to 0.,i , .). -. .i , ),t, i'k) .1,1„ 1., , ,:t lb. . , %. 1., Ditto, ',ro to ~,,!). 3;,t; to 3sd, 1 ,..:i It t . -,::: Small 5e.,.15; , ....:r,%, , ,i!.., ~., ,r, :,. 1,,, 4,./li. pia jiii ~.14P44 1.'9 i. t ) ; 1.).i. i)li. "oiso. .! Goat 5i..,, - 10. to fiss. 4-- "'' .10, i'l" antici it.t #.e, Hides, tE , . to' 2Sti. eadi. ', '' - 4 I A.?' IAW 11115 C. ~,i -if - Ileit Heifcriar,d Steers (p. , at,) ; Oid.litaot, t 4. &I. t l et lt• J .. od. to 3'. z.i. - Market Calf': t 10 ,,, n . 4 ,`,„,4} N:,1,..11it1,g, zi. 4 , 1. to 3i. 6(i. 'Rag.' lotsc i 5:,. 10 Yu- . , sa. Siiec , . Skins ' - 23 od to 3s B .hq 'l2 . , j ., , ,,; ; '.., VigeE. OF, TAL.i.OW. • :,,f i v . 6. ... ) d 6 " ' St. jamcslol.4ol,ct.., 4s, . Sd. TpwaTall9 l, - -, % -, '7- r i d , Clapi Ls l lOrket 45.., SA. Yeilevi it.tistia,o,.. O°: tVilitetittapti'Mirket 4s. aA. tv ti t i c -eib. , ,:f-s . ;yd.' 69 4 ' 0 . per Sloth! of Sib. --..-,---- ',Soap..do. -.7.1 1, 695. 0d91. , ''F' . - 10.....0d. ( Melting Stilt'. S. SO ir . Average Free 44, 8:t. ' Ditto rough —s- 3 1 " ' ' Graves t3s;od. ' j ' Good Dtage... l 3 9 . ''' .--Yelioro Soap, S6s.—Mottled,,96s..-4.0 P lt, --d.. . 0 1, r t ife : ol . Ci4 - 11cilepe s. r ozen, Jas. oti.-LlNOulf.l",, I. . , . St., IANIES's II AV MARKET, Ore. sr. Hay• 41. 1,5 c• W61.6+. od:--Aver. 51. uts. 6. 1 . . Straw, It. 16i. od. to l i. ZaJ ad. —AVSt, ti. 19*. 4)— , —...---. VIIIIICHAPIL ['AY MARKO% a,ri flay, Al. zo. od. to 6t to,. ctd.--Aver. 51. los. v" ; Clover, sl. les. ed. to 61. ills. 0.1. —Aver. 61. 4.i.oir Steaw. ft. i4'. od, to Si. 2, c‘ti.r•AVer• it. 15' °-' "ivy Hay 0, os. per Load. • - Ships at Market. ' elm . I ' mA . l'sird:r.. i 0 ,1 t 464 6 3 5/ 9 .1 Dog. 7. 9 Newcastle 9 1 4 i i to Sunderland • t 4" 6 '' 1 ' t 9 a ' d . ,If at 52 4 ° ' ca si . iik Now‘Jscte 5" ' 61 5-'-' 9 Sunderland., it ,a. l 4 1 ': , „..., 4 7 '; 1 ,at l b, co , 4 , 2 Cinders IT. 0 Ne..44...5t1e 1; at* Se , 6J 'oi ea c•'' i to 'Sunderland ' • i al' 4" ''..--, ii i t 0 1 3 Cinders .; ,at at,' __,.......