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,hre.i like a Geode; sad asked Iltr Learned Confwel if he arGoe the reason why it had that appritrance arr rat other persons were ca.rmiiiikt, and deposed lo the s use itiret. Mr Aldermia fleytgate stopped the we Isere, nod s. IVY(i, that he and hi• brother Aldevinaa bail agreed that Me work complained of was assent. work, as it ass new, afil kr ,t nal moue under the evasiderottini of the Magi. estates, Mime pmvinee it oils to retile 'he price of watts. fhey, therefore, ditoatimed the informai ~,,, hut at the same •iiur recommended the journeymen to 'Booty to the to have the wages for Paris cord fixed by the Magistrates. tuformstiuts dismissed. IAUIO cones. The Lord Mayor ahl at the mall h..ur yrsteeday. Nio roc of any interest gra. heard before bin' an theln.titre norm. mar wait a private invratigm ion on a charge of theft, the pirticulara of which it woe lit not be right to &whore. A young mai., rather resiort•ble an app arauce, was !Welled up, charged by Me. "Ittlnsoisr, wine in. reliant, of Toluautiou.e.yard, with hiving 'toles' * to.. 111.• of moor. hfi. Seymour mated, that thr Prisoner alai a young man am the ottmed digit-tot, ilestitnte of any NWaa• of support, When 'Munch niotitees of rompamion and charity he was in. ..need to take him Mtn his esishiishment as an assistant. Mr had lately di.rucered that sonar of Ilia wine wag stolen, as :.e said, is the moat inalicious manner; this put him on the .4,.t, and he at length discovered the P. - I.OllCf on Monday treuing in the act of ideating bolde of his wine. Mr. Sry• -inar +aid this hr had tun much reason to blame the men' 14. tnaphtyne nt. The Pronmer aid set p. into his defence, and was re emended to a ratline day. iITEMPT TO ()VERRET THE DEPUTY WATER BAILIFF AND HIS MEN IN THE THAMES. Mr. Howell, the water-bailiff having received informe r k oir that ill cal fishing wee carries 1.14 to • sei y great talent •lb the Thames, near Purtierl, made ...orb arrangements et .he latter . of last wet k as a erecalculated at least to limit :tie pi aciirr„ After a very hazardosa experiment, which had nearly • whit in the lon of four 111491, Mr. Nelson, the deputy water-Whit, smeeretleil, with the *sentence of his email . sew, in :0 lanai a 11 , 1111ber 1.11 nets, the value Of which s estimaten Iho/. The account given before the Loral ;salon wa , :4% 1.114. W • : Nti.:os. shoed, that the fishermen, many of whom were :•ry desperate fallow., having always, when employed in illrzal labour un t h e Thames, a look-out fur him and iris men both night and day, he rletermined to go down by resod to the pt... e where he understood the work was going forward. Ha- accordingly went, arcouipsniril by his men, to t•ritio, while lie gut a guess, through which he uhaerved Ave •...1 0:* boats in a spot called Havely-hull, near Mar r.eet. The boats were well manned; and !Velum, in the . snectation that rrentauce would be made, retpiestrel that !fllliC of the landsmen in the neighbourhood would insist Lint io the performance of hie duly This was refined, ware from fear than from favour, and the Deputy was obliged ao row "a Without any assistance but that of his three sten. They itinuil • untliber of nets lying in !lovely-hole. The waist,. of the nets did swot utter the slightest uppiisitiou to Nelson o,i the contrary, they assisted him in lifting up the Deis, a linh eflreld out have been alone by a few hands.— howl aft..W:llll4 Nelson saw a Gravesend hatch. boat hearing tlonn upon hot host, which was very smell, anal lay within MIS ant hor two of the surface of the water. He cried owl to those on board to Ind; but they paid DO attention to the call, and Incased upon I apparently with Inc desperate intennoti of - inking lii. boat : again he cried uwt, and asked whether tatty meant to dawn him said his men? hut On appeal was also •firrugariled. The Gr sid boat approached with grsrit uprect, and (heron ned to overwhelm the other in au Instant, wh e n the small crew made • tremendous effort with their vary, and got under the how of another boat that lay in the s Ivy,. • here the enemy could not reach without danger to all. It was supposed that the hatch-boat was the ons.stout sp. Yuinted to watch the motions of the Water-Bsiliff in the ere., anal that having emend her uliect, she was determined to make sop for the oversight by sinking him. Th e Dotedwilie declared that those In the hatch bust were wol acting tinder their directions, but that It was inswicsible they could have buane down open Me. Nelsen with •oy bad 'slew. It must, ilia y thought, have been wholly unit.- tentinnel. Nelson said it was Mimed to state that there was PO NA intention. He had hero very fregisently threatened by -mile of the illegal fishermen, and be bail so doubt of ir ¢.•nerd disposition toward him. Had not his men ',wed nuilsr the b..w of the •oored boat, his boat most in . vitahly have gime dawn, midterm. that their lives *wild out F ire been worth a farthing. The men on beard the 1 with. List, he inlitest, seemed to know those in Ilia fishing.boats, ha there bail been sinne cuave►satius between them. lolui Mayo*. and John Glover, two of Nelson's nen, euerohorhirti kir slailemeut. The I].•puty Water Hsil4 said, the Defendants were, in h opnistot. by no means reeessaiy to this deem-roe at. vatrapt. y were all respectable siren, aril were never dr•:ect-d in illegally fi.tong There were, however. ▪ rat Char .Cllll% upon the Manna, from whose violence he to anttrcheto.l, mail against thirst he claimed t .• protertion of the Merl Mayor. The Inn' Mayor declared, that the most riaiwoes noes e—rrs "Imola be aduptsd towards the ruffians who bore such ♦ ,hilly to lire *dicers, and issued directions which are cal. . 1..tt.t1 to add to the security of those whose lives were se • eit j minim sit dancer. The :vets were atoorse m444..1180(1. At Mr Howell's re. • the use,, were out tined. The owner of the hateb•buat I been ordoed to attend at the 31ansion-boast. 1011-1 1 TRORT I is unareunntable and extraordinary that such chortle te, v as Atriikums ry pe en, who has become note:im , the ingenivus, deceptive, yet flagrant (iamb. 'Apra a num. Jet of reap. (liable tradesmen, by means of fraudulent chick% L.,orif Rankers, should br able to find such bail as the Ma gi arabs eau.sot refuse taking. Yestrrilny he was Intruglit `to the Oilier, and usiderattit another xamivatins before r ;clump i htudir . Eaq. the sitting Magistrate, when he trim •datill.ti to bail, himself in 1001. and two sureties in 4f. rack, f..r his appearance at the next Westminster Sessions.— Use of the bail, we understand, is a ball pay officer. The Pr..Oaer came prepared to settle the chair preferred against tali on Monday, by M►. John Green, it.. cleric to Mr. Car bone', the wr- -, neeechaut, of Kin;-atrect, Gulden.sguarr, for a check drawn u• Lefehir, Curry fur obtaining 101. _ r • rtes noon r, , sod itaikes, *hid' the Prisoner offered to pay, but which Air Green with much public spirit refused to accept, mud *pressed leis determinatiou to prosecute the Prisoner fur his frandolent ad, to snake a public example of hien, and to rumple* Ike charge, the deft of Lefebee, Curry, and Paikrs +attended, and stated that the Prisoner had uu affect. its that boitee, our was he known there. Tie Prisoner was ordered to be mainlined, or Rad bail, to a.. wee ibis charge. He was very geisteely said respectably Greased, wearily( a ring on one of his fingers. It is supposed that no man has equalled tt.e Pilau/ire MI fraudulent decep tions, initislemesi with a considerable degree of ingenuity, effrontery, elegance of mutters cud speech, since the first •;,d must 11:.altiag days of the late Major Sesiiptl, when be kept a casings, soil overused the title of Lord Semple, 'SetoPeisouer has frequently given refs-re...zee tea the Pielteuey Ileltsterand ...liver hest rate Hotels, all of wbuch were to 1111 hie prartio:...f imposition. The greatest and moat complete imposition to a large cutest which be has been eliectieeted to hare practised by kis assumed cisnarlurner, isupwiener, aid faseiaating raintoers, was upan Mr. liouldiieli, roach studier, in Long-acre, a tratiestiOan who would be suppose. el nit lag to be duped by suck • eltiVactrr as the Primmer ; boieevor moth was the vitae Wine 'Stave sioer, alien the Prisoner was cohabiting wills one of the bewl dashing fair cyprlams io the parish of Mary-le-Woe, •heu .me lee cuturieed 11120 1 Tvit Deblo , o Art; Mr. rioal4;trts ennamnently laud Ow 1201. and toots. Mr. Huulditth •tt radrd •t the wire on Mouthy and yestereay, awl expreare.l his rivert that he had nut ;intoned the s•mc Course *hick Mr. 11iiriugton •ud ths partirs now am CO(' N F.ll FM COIN. Adith cowed, and Eleawor Buckley w sre charged with, utteriug a con nterfett sixpence ta‘Mary French, the lauell.oly of the Globe poblic.lissuse, is litingerford, well bowl/mg it to be counterfeit. On their hieing taken, the erovitsble foam! on the Pri. SOW? Buckley a bag euelaining halfpence and penes' to the atwonmt of four shillings, which proved that she dictum want rhalige for sixpessse, and it war supposed that the contents of the INK were the produce of the change of other counter. felt money. Mr. liirnie, the Magistrate. wired Mr. Powell, the Solici tor to the Mint, whim at hootiril to cosolael Ilse pro.wenison. how he 'apposed that chase of persons got posseei.i,o, of conatriGit money, a. they were cesstrally people of that iption that were brought before bite charged with ut ter ni ! Mr. writ was or opinion that they bought Oleos in Lon don, at the rate of two foronc, or half pa ce. The Pritwuera were committed fur trial. by awl d Me iaveative plausible liCi;110111 ie iatrodure blin- ded( w Mr. tlitakiheb. awd mooed, 11/11 be 111:12 in groat it a new carriage, bet saw Ig Sue large emit Sri Mr. Voralditeb would alit bias, bet gave enters for sawed me* woes If be NON *reading to Flame whack Pile im tais. 0111dise Si, floe hire enemies were build. bi• • derail le lir. Healdiseb, gas jwawl veretiesbefielle. be earesam. I~arro 111r...'s better *at be atataalty Pis Mr kw ken wig" Mr. likiddierii *akit_ It Walk vieeirtitY•elime aft! Ake be rest prifteigtiersfiewpoot beerts a Alt UNION HALL. CURIOUS PUNISHMENT. A person sof the name of r, was laronglit up toy lire nyiTsress of St Salmons's. chore.' with lensing • woman wills whom tor tool formerly eohebite 1, mud her child, bor• olentoone to 11w !inrsh. ThsillhziorAir thought the heaviest poonishment wool., he to order 1111116 in M4l ry the Is •iss in It wit. no sooner viol than thse. The Promisor was taken In the chortle—the woman was ready and b. wi_..ng—l',swum 10111 the knot tied in an instant. The man was then ilisehalged, the overseers nut hoeing rolling to punish bim auy farther. ASSAULT. J. Gibbont, Georg* .Vanson, soil J. Bee, three dandier, were charged with assaulting R.srrynwire, of the Coburg Theatre, for ',fusing them admittance, they !wing iii a state of dcuukentiess. They here fined Sr. each ■nd dis charged. TOWN-HALL, PO VIIIMARIC• CAUTION TO BROKERS AND AUCTIONEERS. A man, who per his name W. ✓. flankillf, was brought up for re.ex•mination, charged by Mr. Field, auctioneer and appraiser, No. 18.5, Borough High-street, with a frond of rather a morel description, which it appeared he bad exer cised in a wholesale way throughout the trade. Mr. Field plated, that a few days ago the prisoner called at his horse, and presented ail inv. usury, whirl, purported to be a correct list of a lot of household fitruidure, ~hunt which the prisoner said two respectable brokers (whom he named) were in litigation ma to price; and as th►ir agree. orient band them, in ease they could Hot agree between Ih em. selves, to call in a third appraiser, a hose decision should be final, they haul mutually agrveall In *elect hun (the prosecutor) fur that ItUrpOSt. A■ the practice is a very common one in the trade. he hail not the least suspir ))))) , but presented the Prisoner with 3.. Ikl., she usual fee in such cases, and immediately repaired to the place named in the itiventnry, wheu to Iris great asionithmetit, Iv din... Jeered that there had tress no sale, nor dispute between the brokers meatioued, and coastapsently that the whole was an imposition. Mr. Wick, auctioneer, of Kong street, and Mr. Corkerell, of High-strret, preferred 'imam. charges apatast the Pi i mpure ; lord it was further added, th.it al t our hundred broken had been &Crawled after the same way, thirty of whom hail been in oue day sent to Streatham, 'upon the aune business. Ou the first examidal' of the Prisoner, he attributed his couduct iss the misery said waist to which Isis wife and family were reduced, of 'hick be drew studs a wretched iiicinrc,, that he was principally remanded to ascertain the truth of his story, which being Gotha correel, the prosecution was aliandourd, on eutditiuo th., the Prisoner would make, to the shape of an all/davit, a foil disclosure of something which he had hinted sin • forms- day. He then confessed that a mast named T. While, whom hr kn.-w as a pauper in Si. Hiles's workhouse. had " pits him up" to this mite of sildaioneg money ; that While had cont.-seed Wrung, whilst porter to nit auctioneer isi the City, obtaiued conioderable money by such waits. His eunfeosion wa. taken gluten, and the Prosecutors de. dared that they would cause ctipiro of it Ih hr dielribulegl amongst the (role; auJ, at their et/yield, the miserable de but/octal was discharged. SHOCKING CHAfiGE. A charge of Mc Vrociotis character which we ever beard or read of, has been preferred Dorn the Magistrates, against the mate of a ship lately arrived at Liverpool, nod wbo, we are sorry to say, has since absconded. Hr is ac. anent of having caused the dent!' of a sick boy. by slam. lino and other cruel tiesiiment, and of haviug dogged a black twin till he actually died'. We can scarcely conceive it pos. stile that two arch mosistrotis crimes shooid be really plowed agaimii tine individual, and that individual an Englishman. We earnestly hope, for the holluile of human nature, that an opportunity will yet be tonsil for folly investigating this foul *lrak In fore a Court of Justice.—( Lieerptail Canrler.) The above-mentioned person. whose name is Thos. Came, was ■pprel:eudid on Friday night last. by the activity of one of our meritorious police officers, Willisurs Jeffs. Havi n g received intelligence that he had Famed through this city in the course of the day, fur llrintol, Jells imaieiliately went i■ pursuit, in a chaise and four, aud, by dint of treat exer tions, reached the latter city su less than three hours, and *Ohm ivy moults of his sores , II apprehended the Prisoner at the Mite Li 4444 aheuc be had just saki a his place in or der to pestered by •of the sour horn coaches. Ile was brought has k to this city eat I)• tin 8 doirday mortal sig. and the same day was(urwardrd to Liverpool, its the custody of Jiffs and Macsii.--f Gloat-ran. Journal.) Oa the morning of the 19th ult. a sloop, with coals, Irons t‘'iselongtosi to the Isle of Man, was forced by a violent gale into the bay of 1...ce. and ran aground between high mid low water-mark, on the shore 14 Gillespie. When day-light appeared, the situstion of the sloop was discovered from the shore, and eves) , exertion was made to save, if pos. sible, the lives of a father and son, the only persons on hoard. A boat wait sent fur to the bay of Auchissmaley, about a mile distant. but the two men upon the ringing could not hear a word for the noise of the sea. nor he made to understand by all the signs that could be made to them, that the iwopie on shore were bringing a boat to their relict; The young man perceiving that the vessel must soon go to pieces, resolved to trust to his swimming, ilsaked hands with his father. and said he would endeavour to get a boat to save his life—but, when near Use shore, a distant breaker overwhelmed him, and he 'sever appeared again upon the surface of Ilse water. The boat came in time to save the old also had not left tier sloop more than test Ins times when the mast fell overboard, and she became a complete wreck. A Cerman writer eueeests a eon& inetlioil of mopping 110f1f• f.oiec roaming 114.3! —the phin is, to have blinds au attached to the head Mall of the -Mirth, that by drawing a check miss, hard for that purpose, the blind, will Nome diateic dose awrr the ryes, sail runfourcling ihr horse, corupvl hem, thropsiel. fear, to stop immediately. If the plea he (ruled to sasses , it ought to he adopted, particularly is the ease great prISIr Aso• The line from the blind midis, be Itaskeeird to the Isom of she Mir . . MI that any tiameollter might pod, tt. rime 40 aorisleist to, ve absence of the &Wm% kis rrineddeotly slriemed thus the meat nageveras. Ne bowseir tailless ty be .uheisiell sad alaskieke Variable, dip elsiplekaft his ears with surd re toiler, es ea lu prevail hum Iresi4ag —(Ametemida !'..,asp FROM LAST Nmairs GAZETTE. • BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. .hows Holif.x, York. factor. Mittool .MIII WWII, of Mom roue, Keui, BANKRUPTS. Godfrey False, of I.lwretorr-Ponaltsey-hill, London, rot•r -rltant, to aarrende4;Jantrtry M. 29, anti February IS, at terr:Ve. A gurney., SI . Tom!inmost', Tlntsn bon, and Raker. ('ups ball-m.lr,, Throgneurton *tree!, ',conduit. IV'Cigar Rubtnaou anti Thomas Hohmann, of ellekla, Sllititliesex, burn-drapery, lu omrresulcr, January IS, 22, and Fttrt SIM ir IS, at twelve, al Loudon. Altorne‘s, SI 11'611,1, Clarke, and Wagon)), Warufortl-eourt, Tiottg oturlun•atreel Wintrni f Marden, Kent, farmer, to stir. ►eoalrr, January 11 , IN, nod February 15, at eleven, tit (:addbsll, London. Arbon, y, Mr. Corttr, Lord Mayor's Ca.uri-01114'4% , Thomas !taker. late of York, linen draper, to surrender, January 111. at five, 20, and February 15, at ten, al the. Angel Inn, Nora, ut.pluu. Attorney.. Mr. Ferilin•n.lo h l ego, Cionorry.l.tate, Loudon ; and Mr.rbeephdus Jere, North. amptuis. S..murt Payne, of Nottinetrun, moury.serwener, to oar rrn.br, January 24. 25, and February IS. at eleven, RI lisp Punch Howl, N.mturhaut. Allurne)., M.sar. Lnue 111111 Ass•ien, Gray'st.lun, I.uosilon ; and Mr Pert!, Notiineoru. . . . . .1, reostmle Clostich, of Smnalf y, rh•th-onanulactio,er, la sm re inlet.. .1)1 14%11111, 7, S, n‘,,l F brtruy 15 at no-vris, nt thr emai AI itorsir) s, Men.o.a. Tuttle, Rork. arals,m, and Cants', Lends, and at ilorir office, Poultry, Lon don. James Sinclair, of 11. ieht helnodone, 5.... ex, b oo kbi n d er , I n surrender, Jatia...ry 6 , 15. and Fa hi y 15, ni eleven, at the 11.1 Shit. Tsvern, 11.lZhlhelmalune. Altos Heys, Mesas.. Greg. son ....d Fonnerean, Anzei ronrl, Throe luu•strert, Lon don; and Mr Bellingham. Brighthelmstour. John Foater, now or I den( Liverpool, munty•seriveuer, to viir. choler, Ja toalry 11, IS, and Frio...nil 15, 31 eleven, al the Swan Inn, Stafford. Attorney:, 11r. Birch, Arm Hear Lichfield ; and M . Lowndes •1111 Luanda', Bail I; -04loorr. ieithot. Juhu Swaynt, of Bristol, dealer, to surrender, January 7, 19, and February 15, 111 one, at the 111111111114 . T/11/1 . 111, AB- S:iints%lane, Bristol. A ito. orr., Mr...re. Hurd and J0hn...,,, L....d0u ; and Mr. Julia' Wigan, Stephen-sire'', Bristol. Charles Horton, or Birmingham, wire -worker, to sourest der, January it. at five, IS, and F. brosary IS, at eleven, at the Woolpark lon, thrnimglism. Attorneys, Mauna. Clarke, Richard., asol Meslealf, Cliasscery-lane, London; sool 31essrs. Welsh, Tyndall, and Rawlins, Ms osingh.o t . Robert Ellison, of Liverpool. chymist and druggivt, to soureniler, January 2S, '29, and February 15, at one, at th e Oeorge lists, Hale street, Liverpool. Attorneys, Mr. Norris, J,lsii-unrest, Redford-row, Londuu ; stud Mr.Thsiosm Tuot. non, Pas I:Ague, Liverpool. J4mcs Wesson, 110 W or Lone of Woulclale, Volk. eluth.ma. unfacirrer, so slurs-oiler, January 20, at mix, 17, at eleven, at the White Lion Inn, Hullo!, ',field, and Fehruary IS, at eleven., at the Woodman hos, Wak, field. Attorneys 'Jr. Dickinson, Fiends lane, Conduit, Luuduu; and Mr. Jaclaun, Bank-end, near liarnsdry. Joists Jones, sit St. Swithin, Worcester, linen-draper, to sae. render, January 211, 21. and Fehrusuy 15, at t !even, at the Gulden Lion Inn, Hich.street,lVorcestre. Att ni n e y s , John Palmer, Gray'slorsomuare, Holborn, torsion ; and Mr. Ur C. 1.1 Cy, Foiegate sheet, Worcester. Eno-pol Furaltr sad Ralph Wylam, of Newcasile.uprsa- Tplt. merchant., to suriesider, January 26, 27, and Febru ary IS, at rlevels, of the Turk's-111.8d Inn, Nercnoile.spon. Tyne. Attorneys, Mr. tinriley, Now E r idge.,o r e e t, L ou d on; Nlessra %Valhi and Sainbiirne, Gateshead, Durham; and 31r. William Stoker, Newcastle. VI DEN W. Fehruary 8 J Cole, of l'llmooth, Devon, rope-maker, at ele two, at the Carlton Coffer-house, St. A tabyll-atreet, PlyTotllh-aock. Jaonnry 24 J. Um nes, of Cintierford, Gloureatee, coal-ater heat, at .1. veil, at Gloneester . January 15. J. Ito“-11, of Pa'are-uhlrf, Lambeth, Surrey, tinlher.iner , heot, at feu, al floildhall, London. 1 7 .-hroart 8 W. Geode so, of Camblidste, currier, at ten, at Goildh%l;, London, January 25. D. ilischaiont, A. M. Smith, and F. Ashley, of Lies-flood, inetchants, at one, at Mr. RadcliHv a tate, Old Eschance.hoililitics, Liverpool. 'amino. 20. W Kr. Mall, of Liverpool, merchant, at one, at the George Inn, Dale-street, Liverpool. January 2a. jolt. now or lair of Monkwear. mouth, Durlua,, coarii;:r, al eleven, at the Bridge Inn, Bishop...sr 1111 l nth, Durham. January 27. W. Coml. of Bradpole, Dorset, basket, at two, at the White hart luo, Brainiuster, Dorset. Janson. 27. C. Fair. of Liverpool, sbip broker, at oar, at the Gator. lon. Dale-street, Liverpool. January 23. Chesney, of nigh Holborn, Middlesex, fringe-notottiacturer. at eleven. at Guildhall, London. January 16 J. I). Gregory, of Crown.airert, Fiorhory squgge, Iliddles. x , ailk•otanufarturer, at twelve, at Gnild la di, ILinuloo. Jimmy 2S. J. Brown, of SPrintliehl, near Chelastifard, Essex, coal-onereleosi, at ten, at Goildhnll, Lonilou. January 26 R. Maki-. of Taunton, Souerset, grocer, at eleven. at the Globe 'l'sverti. Exeter. January 29. P. Illarkborn, of Tornehatwl-dork, Plymouth, anal of Bloonteury-square, 51Olalleame, /ship-builder, at twelve, at Gail . London. January 29. S. Baltiard, lite of Southwark, Surrey, sic inaller, at twelve, at Goililhall, London. laiiataly 26. Y. Carr, of Leek. Stafford, silk-manufacturer, at four, at the Angel lim,.Mactleafielit. Jamisiy 21; H. Giltwrt awl W. Sanders, late of Bridhano, Devon, merchants, at eleven, at the Gulden bun Inn, newton. Janson y 25. J. Peel, C. Harding, and W. Willock, !sive( Fax.-ley, Ssaffued, cc/lima-manufacturers, at eleven, at Guildhall, Loudon. CERTIFICATES.—JASvAar A. Moss, of Hish-street, Shadwell, Middleeet, slopseller. —S. /Oration, late of Gibraltar, but now of Loudon, mer chant.—F. Fisher, late of Bristol, coal merchant —A. Webb, of Hammersmith, Middlesex, coaclsproprietor.—W. Muir_ eau and W. Matthews, of Newport, Monmouth, common brewers.---A. Hart, of Little Alieodreet, Guurionates-tielJe, -Middlesex, navy.agent.--S. Arnistromr, of New-Mills, Derby, mitton.spinner.—.l. Backhonsr, of Liverpnul, merchant.-- Sir J. Jelf. of Gloucester, hooker T. Roberts, of Kings. ton.upon.Hull, ntereboutli. H. ppin, of tehth itolle , sad of Fuley.placr, Middlesex, and gurinerly of Park.laue, Middlesex, liosse•dealer.-1. Orchard, of London.lrrrace, Hackney-road, Middlesex, late of Newgatc.street, London, inercbaist. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. T. Chiaman, T. Hill, I'. Claisumn the younger, and G. Richards, of Castle -court, Birchinlane, London, ship and insurance-brokers, December 31, 1011.—A. Williams and R. IVillinms, of West street. Seven Dials. Middlesex, fish mongers, I)eceuiber 25, 18111.--C. Bayley and G. Wyndham, of Shorter's-court, Throgniortuu-sireet. London. stock brokers, December 31.1819 —T. W. Mood, of the Commer cial-road. and W. Poole, of St. George's in the Esst, soigne broke's a, th crusher 31, 1819.---P. F. Behrends,O. Rouen t, G. Rrliernds, and F. Rougemool. of London, uwerliaiiis, far ns relates to the said P. F. Behreoils, December 31, 1111;D. Stable and F. Baibloo, of Wooil.stet et, Chimp side, I. 100, wholessle druggists. December 31, 1811 -- M. Jeffreys awl .1 Datie, of S i listiory-wriare, Loudon, watch-makers, December 31, 151 W S Tidiuss and C. Tidmits, of Rishopagnie.atri et, Louiloss. drapers. November 2, 11119.—R. Lucas snd E tet . Manetwider, der salts.", December 31, 1819—I1. nonfat'. J. Fletcher, and G. Parboils. of Liverpool, limber-inerchaitts, December AA 1111.0.—•11. Benham and IYor. Pro siliee. eif High-street. Borough, ironmongers, Deeredigt 1 819 — 4 • Color an an/ D. Barry, of Broad-shreet-butiaisme, 1 - 1 " 4 ". gnyrdianie. Decree).r 31, 191 N—J. Barna the elder, mid J. Banat' the 'overt, of Balk, bookaellots. December SI. 11111.—R. Brant noel R. de Lamour. at Ciorapielr. Letidaa, ailkaora, Ikrrallorr 1 14, 1119.-0. Parr sad J. I.J•rdo a Greet triaillp Jame, LuaJua, Drecosiort x 1,1319. MARKETS. [nos the "Lemlux Mermaid. Price Current," of Tuesday, January 4, 1820.) WEST INDIA AND SPANISH HAIN PRODUCE. In B. P. SUGARS lb. re was very !fitly torsion* dune Amiss last week, in consequence of the holtdoys. Its Foreign MR notch was done. The sinck of R P. Sugar isNtow 13,230 ea.k• more ihmi !Rai year's at this lime, present price a 10.. per clot luvrer pre Gazette average. Cogvcr..—A pohli e sale was lonuglit forward on Friday last, constant rhitfly of St. Domingo, which sold veep briskly al no savvier of 3s. per cwt. int our last quotations, and private smles were aflerwarrls made ■1 the ►.tor rate., but *Om virility At market has bursa lousy. The stock of WV. I. Coffee is now 3,346 too., being 1,100 less than at this time last year ; present prices 14s. per cwt. lower. Rllllll hove been in improved demand, and Id. per 0 1 1011 advance ba■ beets paid us come osistettees foe Leeward Island. The peeressl stock of It ism is 19.399 poinistusar, and pilot of pr tufo 2..31. per St tek Ism )ene same date, 19,767 puncheons. end pries of prim a Is. per coll. SOUTH AMERICAN PRODUCE. Carron.—Since one last the Comm market has con tinued doll asset etniuttreating, yet with murr appearance or demand and stea.h.orto at the eluae TLr salra Ju.i the week a 00000 mut 11. 210 hare, •is 30 Maranhain Sand 1614.; 111 Demviara and Ilerhice rail- to court 14!d. a ; 40 Carmelo. and GFPNIIIIII fair 14 1 0.; 100 Smyrna good to tine 12i1. a 131 The i.nporta are, 22 Demerara and Berbtre, • West India, 1,6117 Surat: instil 1,717 bags. EAST INDIA PRODUCE. Tr* —Since the 14.1 rale there has terra Mlle animation in the Tea market , ■nd au advance kat toren paid of 2d. p• r pound on Maws, Id ou Cosigns, Campus, and Tamale), and Id. W 2J. on Suuchung. LIVERPOOL REIN/HT, JANVART 1. COTTON —There has been a regular demand ihi• week for Cottons, and prices remain without alters',,,,., except of Sea Island., which went at a decline of Id. • 11.1. in the politic sale I.f yesterday, when only 100 bags were sold of 2100 offer. ed. The sales are 7,100 bms, consisting of 150 Sea Isle tole at 2341. a 2e. 54. and 130 syiudin“, middling at 24. fan to good ta. 111. a 2.5. 34. Awe 2P. 51.1 40 stained 154. a 1811. and 60 lay sucti ..... middling 14d. fair to good 164. a 18 [d. fine 20)4.; 1,400 Bowe& 12.1. a 1314.; 100 Teonesrce,4 I 14. a 12d.; 500 Orleans 121 d. a 18.1 ; 440 by auction, arrnisary to middling 120. a 1.3 . 1.1. fair lid • 141.1.; 1 300 Petwams 10 4 4. a 1714.; 4110 Rallies 164 a 141.1.; 1,600 Nlarauhains 1544.2 164.; 10 Mina Nova 154 ; 250 - Draw . 14.1 17d.; 30 Carthagenas 1 II& ; 4xo Soros 81.1 a 104 ; TOO Bengal. n.i. • 144. per 11.. The imports are, Demerara 175 hem asaelt atoms 1,999, other pails of C. S 445: total 2,819 bags. The mei keit has been very uninteresting this week, owing to the little husiiiens done in mom articles ..r produce The only public sale of B P. Sugar which hes 44ken place con sisted of 240 casks of Harbailuen, and of these the better descriptious wrest off heavily and rather lower. In foreign mid East India Sugar, Molasses, COC.IN, Pimento and Ginger. we have hail nothing doing. Towers!. the close of the week we had sonic inquiry for Cuff. e, in conseq.setice of the revived animation in the London market, but so little is still ulTering that co purchases have heels suede, and the only huainess of any moment is a parcel of 130 tons of good, but mixed Ilavannsh, which has bees sold in Loudon, deli verable here at 125 x. Carolina Rice of fair to 6ne (walk) , has been taken by the grams al 184. 3d. a 19.. fur 11w former, and 21a fur the latter quality. Leeward Itland RlllO4 have contioned to be inquired after, and lame brought 2s. 3.1. fer proof.. Dye woods have been in good demand, and several parcels of Loproud have sold at 6/.5x. per ton for Jamaica, 71 511. fur Honduras, and et for Campearhy ; Cohn Fo•lie has also sold 111 101. 110 s. Montreal Pot kthful have Monett 38.. and Pearls 40.6 ; in Staies's Ashes little has been dune. Turpentine •nel Tar are steady; two small parcels of each offered at public sale, sold at. 12. 3.1. for I!., mem% and les. for the latter Viiginia). Of the hid.' offer. d mita terday by suction. about 1,000 dry R. A. of e I import quality, sold at Std. a 9t.1. and the rrmaiodrr of this quality were ink*l. in , and are held at ; 2,000 salted split at 41.1. per Ili. and 5,000 lakeu in; 9.0011 dry Hurst Hideo also sold at Gs. dd a 61. 6d. per bide. Tallow it steady at our former quotations. The dentand fur Tatham.. this week has been confined to a few parcels Fold to the trade; prices remain without Moven tam —New Irish Wheals have been io better request, sad sr advance of 211. to 3.1 has bees paid on this description: other kinds have remained dull of ter/e- Fur American sour Flour there has been some inquiry, and a few sales have berm made on apeculat inn. On Tncsday last, 1,1011 hags !licit, Shilmae, good qua. lity, were brought forward by •uctiun, the whole of shith was withdrawn, hut Mies earth; xold at 211 per eat. to be taken from the ship's side ; bestilee ilore, show :100 bges hare lieu L11910%441 of at 21s G.I. and 300 bass Ma laga at 21s. per cwt. For a parcel of 30 tuns Sicily Reim. at o ne, offered by nuction cm Tuesday last, only 231. ss. being bid, it wan withdrawn. Fish l)tr.a generally are very steady, and Greenland has advauccd a Mile, in cuustqueuve of the cull weather put iiug Southern usit nse. FRUIT.—The arrivals have been large of most &scrip. firmly, and the drui.:ud has subsided, the grocers appear Iw pinchere fur immediate consumption wily, which have made the market dull; the sales which hate limo made, however, atippurt our last quotatioua. Itsvusen Sucmg.—The market has been very slowly at our last quotations, and there is rather more business (wing in large lump to-day. roslstript, Tandem January 4, 1820, Four °TWA. Thr COIFSCE market was very quirt to-ilay, but priers were more firmly supported than during the bat two days. SUUAIL—There was a moderately good demand for B P. %uCsr tio-day, and the quantity sold amounttit to shout 1,1/00 /Ails. at the priers which were acted last week. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. vcvliouTn, 3111111VAIRT Arrieed the Britannia, hum Sleinguatid Lisbon; and Isabella, Friend, hum Sunderland, for Denteraen„ NALMOUTN, JANUllty 1. Sailed the Duke of Kent packet, with a mail fur Lisbon; Ossian, Dlsck, for Trieste; Briliuu, Cultism, fur Charente; and Industry, Henley, for Waterford. ' WHITBY, JANCARY Z. The slow Roseher►p, on iruteriog this has boor, struck against the Pier, and curritd away her topmast and bowsprit, tier strew dote in, mud alba rinse damaged. rORMSQUTII, JANIURV 3. Sailed the Ophelia, Dragon, for Canton; Almon, Ceases, for Amsterdam; Woodlark. Alo'dicta's, for the Meditrrea. Nemo ; %Veywouih •lore ship and Nos thampton transport, for the Cape of Good (lope ; and the 1in1.1211, tor the IVe-st laoha ►lation. 'rile ll'ilLituun, fur Madras, has tune out of harbour, aul brought up at liar Molise,' Sauk. DiAt, JATIVAIILY 3. . - - Came down from the River and MI Ord the (;ewer Itor, fu► Madras sad Calcutia ; D0...06y Ftmier, sinodeo: for J:11112141 ; JI111111 ; 4411.14:601111 ; for Trusty ; do. sh nisei hi/wpm. t, Munger, fur l'lnueine; Liberty, Mancha' d, for Imbues ; Thomas, Muiscaslor, for Seville; and West India T,.aoseurt, fur lrelaud and 11. e Calor of Good Ms% Samuel Wellingtons: ',rival.- in the :13E1 Fliileers, lately tried by a GrtseralCourt-tuarti..l ot Cork. for pre-eating htr nion4irt at Liersiesnuit Surest. whriat eXCICI•illig at Newcastle, county of Linwrock, was owntessced to poo I:orlies. The sentence lass been committed tu drumming biro , with ignoenit7, out , a that ettpectabic corp._ W,ITRRFORD AGRICULTURAL IMPORT ESTE/MIRO THROUGH THR enta•Tivit ON WATERFORD, it , ituctisiNT, AND W , • DECESIBP.R. • . In this coaelorling mouth of the year, fLfra tin branches of agrienlture seemed • little sis ele ii,,,,.. firer, in other respects, it was • busy mo ' verb i p ftss , abundance of Corn thrashed, moil disposte f dltethrtri. also mark Butler sold, and • large quatiTifbe sac d'i lt si ftk i Black Cattle slaughtered for home and fureigotonamispi t „,,., rarm•rs, NO, were much employed in sowing soini i e . Wheat, and early Oats, ikbabog Mark Carle, 'ill sia i g„„. Horses, in ploughing l a , nil stubble grounds, ill I litre, in g a thering mono and i n ill . chher prepay r Nm eissuint crop. lode (' , it has been Misr, t ell a ' ' , see Yore busily empl.yed than is 11•111 , 41 at this vo. Wheat, Rye, OAill, and Rape sown early in this ses.„ . shliongh their progress OMNI a little retarded, owing ?sil k differnit late frosts, appear healthy and thriving. At.r. Brass has suffered also, note ithranding frost sod 'mus k , runvidered to be a great introvement to ground, anl s Cheek to the too speedy growth of the different kite, si plants and blades. II is ri.i.reived that frost and ours, la rhei king vegetation slave zrowinf, arise the Waal ass lake mot olownwaribi, and thu. enables it in proiturelin better; fur if the plaid was out tho• retarded, the net might nut be Ode to support the blade to maturity, sorra the blade should perish, if too powerful for the 11.10 i. Coa. sequenilv, s winter with a rrasiniable share of frost s, 110111 W, should be considered a oralOo must useful to the ge. neral improvement of agrictaltare. We shall jail ohs', vr that these comities remair is s im y Irssequil Mile, will the except 1111 l of km petty rwbb►rws. An is November report wr the law and mammy price of grain and of be r produce, we have lunch sln• mem in saw of theme/Pr ; but we err Mb nem-salty of ruirrirs ml, 11w same particulars. Alifmneh weekly rhasuze.t ore situ., gram, flour, and usimiral, urn'', mainsails the same rmt uuw as at the rommrocrestmt of slut samuth. Detemeher 31, 1819. The work entitled Borionn, in relating the tut battle between Big Bess and Johnson for the cintd, piouship, says— '• Johnson, au/sutler' by Joe Ward fur bison:cow', and his bottle-holder Mewit:l4, mutinied the sus:• at one o'clock, with firm a n d rl.cciii compn•nr. ; and, almost at the same mate .1, Br's followed, a cheerful countenance, accompanied by Bill Wnll and lisscaphries, as his second and The set-to was more furious than must tsposi tis.. r °codos's; and Johnson, from a de.-rate Min" th e face, fell ti pun his glove, which r pleiely Pied him. The rtfects appeared evident in rile wc. I round, w Iwn Bell put in another lire/ter, Join -5051 plucked up, and in Ilse next set•tu tarot It upon his back. Well as these ki•e's • e science, they new appeared to lay is milk, mill fir•,. city was the order onhe day. The blows were ful In the extreme, and given awl taken recipe.. rally. At length J0hn..0., iis messing Isis miss nn; Bess, 'muck he stage with his hand, and lirs4.? his middle finge►. Toni sons afietware6 beran despe►ate, and, with the agosiizing idea that i.n. proud fame was ram expiring, ciatsplorly loss btu:- sell; anti caught hold of the hair of Ben's bead ; several times shifted ; and had rtrourse to a h ••e maiatuvres, so unlike his former confine, that approbation was pulolscly expressed by the spec* tors. Bess, after willing away for twenty minim's, decided the battle, by putting ill a must trritieindos s hit upon Julansoll'a ribs, and by another canting inn Isis nearly in half. Thus Kau the valiant and tr. °awned Toni Johnson deprived_ of the clistaissicti. ship, which he so nobly maintained fur several yennss unsullied." PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. II per Ct. Rtd...671 62 ludo* Boodo 2 4 pr. 671 Eig. Bills. 2...3 4 2 11... 3} Prr Cent•• •• • 76th Llsttery Tickoto IW. l 8•. 4 per Cerets..... 841 a °minium lea 4lva. Book L. Atom .... Cowl. for A. e 614 Insp. 3 per Ct. Au. 661 68 69 COURSE OF EXCRANI Ainsterdant.C.F. 11 16 Ditto at Sight 11 16 Rotterdam 11 19 Antwerp ex-mu H Ramburgh 36 Altosa 36 1 Paris 34lay's date 24 95 Ditto Suurileatix 'to 25 26 Frankfort on the Maine l5l Vienna .. ID 2 Madrid 351 Cadiz .. 331 Bilboa 35 Bareeloua ...... 341 Seville '5 Gibraltar........ 20 Leghorn 471 ;E. Tuesnay. Jaw VARY 4. Genoa .. 441. Venice Ita 1.1 2v. 27 30 !Unita 4B Naples Palermo 116.1 per ua. Lisbon St ()port., Rio Jaiseiro 571 Uol.lia II I Cock 113 •LLLIUN. Pnritigal6ol.l in L s. Cola, per us 0 0 U GUM in Barn.. 3 17 Mt New Donblunne 0 0 4) Newllr,llnn 0 r) U Silver in Bars. 0 Iticw Luuis each 11 u 0 SI Aftltla(;l'.. flu the 3.1 itrAent. ai Systota I:, Lincoln%hire, the prat of Sir John Hayford Thumllll, liars. John Litre.t . o.4, Hart. of Boothby Paeonl, io the county tit I.torolst. to boti•4 belh, 'comment sister of Sir Charles Eetrit.on hlrut, Hart. of Little Puutou House, in the &nor county. DEATH. On Thursday, at Westurd .g .t 71.0116.6 n., the r•licl of the late 11,nry Akurk, and motle•r o f prc•n.t tier. y Alcnrk L•fl . both of the ray of WAt.. ford, and of near Ettuotorthy, ill the rustily of WeVued. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT I ORMIS BRIDGE. Alarms; 59 after 4. I Eircuiux 15 after 5. IMPORTANT INFORMATION.—From eaten's/too by the College of Phyaicialis. no le.s than 410 01)4 die ainsitally in Crest Briton. of Consumptiom, and at I. a-t 10,000 it looduti. The Lite %Vim. Tomball, Esq. • very ingenious Sargent, sire:taints) that every tOih person a 4. ruptured. These complaiats are truly alarming In every isidieWital .ho mars the 'coat exertion. it is also inerrilible the number that smiler from a eersaia Disease, by being improperly treated. It vie those emcumseaucra iudurrd Dr. Contra to select eminent PAysirimia and SesgrAusis. of at rust 30 years' experience. I. form a Medical /Iowa; and since the establial ut iipwaida of 30,000 Patients hare herr eared—many .44 th. to after Hospital. ball failed.— Messrs. Conran sad Co. are consulted at WouglAuck street, Word -turret, and at Charlotte Howie, .11.41reibt Char lotte-street. opposite tbr Rey. 'Lowland Mall's, fro m Eight till Eight.—Slecharies have advice gratis terry Even iag, front Xis hill Eight, and ins Sendai Atereinfs rota leek, o'Clook.- 9 4 0 Ruptures of 34 years standing riJi rally eared, without confinement—There are priests dons at each lausse, and private rooms foe ligenaln.—N.B. The billeted would do will to read Kenn", COWS= amJ Co.'s Lectures or two prevailing Dilemma, porblisheri at One \Mist, 'hey Mr. Harvey, tit, ftlookfelare-rna4. They will also re...nista to mon 'melanoma,. LONDON: 'Primed sod liablesbed as do Odliee, Net 117 % Aare Advedelaemeeds are meshed. as Lem (grass/paid) ipso be sildromwell.-C. 11311ITN, Ns. NI 1.., Mier- J• 11111111111, N.. 117.1fikaost i. Fahllabie I - • • • r • I r MI el t f E • • lia.