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'mired a rents*, oe they praersstiastehe applleaties lift it is applied is vale. To the Address from the Male and Female In habitants of the Parish of St. Anne, Lirnetiouar, Majesty returned the following gracious All. •wet : I Crti marts eatisfaction in receiving this loyal sod alkw tio••ste Addeo., front the Male and Female Inhabitants of kin Parish of St. home, Linaehooae. Whatever may be the final issue of the present proceedialies :en/net me it t►e House of Lords, the measure itself will our form one of the bright pages of she judicial history of ono country. Though the eossetusiont of the most Immure,- ble J iidicat ere should be in favour of my innocence, it wilt owver be forgotten that the principle of the Bill was highly infraction of individual right, and are invasion of national liberty. To behold all existing Laws, both Civil and Exclesisolltest, iieliiietately set aside, in order to crush one individual for the purpose of gratifying another, is a proceeding which, bow. .vv. it may have fussed support in the obsenred jnilarnents, in the corrupt interests of particular indivielasbs in the present gerieratoin, will euperience the unqualified reproba tion of posterity. tl•hrn the tuninllimill agitation of the present conflict 'rive imbaidint, and men's mitois shall have recovered thro boom r serenity, it will !tautly be thought credible that any Httsi , tere, not absolutely insane, wools' have sulTereil sin), a question to endanger the i e ace of the community. •fhe errat racelk•nce of a fare C on .tisolion isthai th e I,er is sine and the 10.11. e for all. Biel how tall we rerun s .1.. 10 tour 14. Se tor a free Consililiiillll the violation of every Law (sir the benefit of ao Yet is in a fra winds, the substantial patriot or the Bill of Puns and Penoll ifs I ..I..rabily to the laws is, for the sake of eaample„ roquii-it• it a King than in soy of his subjects Ought, ilcteline. a Divorce to be graidi .1 to his %lairs's , in cif'- . not .Instrott in winch it would be denied to any of his sub j. cl. • Cloth! it so be granted to bias on terms which are iienlwr compatible with the precepts of the Gospel, as In tcrpre t.. 1 by the Chinch ; our with the temporal laws, as • d I.y the State The following is her Mlietty's v.:feint), Answer In 010.- rowentsy Ad.drer4. wnlo Itolilvind• :- 1 'nu morh obliged to the fowl People of Coventry for th specie's. Si of their Kitehiend Alanefartore. I •lIA.I always pr. fer COVENTRY itiltiovNtiv, null other Tv, t,. les of BRITI•11 industry, for sloe deewrationg of my 1 1 11 , 4. Those of my own sex who love ibeir country will, I Otosi, f Pow my •ee Inept', and give all the eucousagensent they C4ll 10 111( or festive nsannfacturm TWO f)0,000-TWO 11,000-AND VARIOUS OTHrrt CAPITALS-ALI. STERLING MONEY-ALL IN NIX. HOURS-ALE ON WEDNESDAY NEXT. 't .. ! LONDON, SATURDAY, Orrortrn 14, WM. The Bill of Pains and Penalties against the Quvr:N seemed at one moment of yesterday to have !reached its 1011)0,1 limit, and it i s Hot flow •errtaris whether the fate of this most trorientous • enure has been only deferred fur a few holm; the spirit of justice has mar ked it for dissolution. and si 1.1 it be permitted to drag on its miserable vetstrOCe 11111111 g some short space, such forbear mice will have omit' other effect than to increase the burden of its shame, and give a more energetic insists/se to public indignation. tie have already, at various firms, taken the li terry of directing the attention of our readers to mairy particulars occurring in the testimony of the witnesses which marked the di.ingentunts manner its which the charges had been urged agaiiert the ()limy, I.ut the proceeding* of yes terday began to furnish die light which we had 'lruni the commencement anticipated, respecting tire nominee in which the witnesses themselves had been procured. tiVlsFrwt: C.siotANt, the 'nailer rzi:eron. one of those witnesses who had on the pr e . ceding day dieser) that the testimony of liAnazr• %JO SI, concerning the statues of Adam and Eve, most of necessity have been false, stated yesttrday, in lies further examination, th it the debt due to liina for work at the Villa d'Este amounted to 145,500 lines, upwards of 6,0001. sterling—that ItAsrEttf, who acted as 4111 agent fur the Nlilan 4.:ornmissioreers, in his semich through Italy for witresses against the Princess of WALE., lied l ig ht e d upon film, and °tiered hint to have his debt of more 041113,00 a paid to him by " some English Gentlemen who were then at Milan," upon condition that Giirolini should give evidence against the Princess!--usad that It *WELL! had informed him that several of the witnesses had brim main tained comfortably at an inn for seven days, had their expenses paid, and had further receired a sun. of 40 francs each. This took place while the COmarnision was sitting in Milan. This importaut discovery produced an extraordinary impression in the House, and Lord CARNARVON indignantly pro f tested against their Lordships proceeding further I:1 what lie called " this foul and infamous Bill," until they bad probed this matter to the bottom, and declared that if they should find the facts to be such as this witness had stated, they ought at once to rid the country of the overwhelming evil of this horrible proceeding." A long and most inter esting debate arose upon this sulrject, and it was •t length proposed by the Qualm's Counsel to lead RIISTELLI, who, it will be remembered, had given evidence against the Quiet in an early stage of the proceeding. To the surprise and displeasure of she House, it appeared that this fellow was not fortbeotaitig ; he hod been sent ont of the tray for the very important purpose, forsooth, of cotiveying letters horn the gentry in Cotton-golden to their ✓elatrves in Italy ! What a mass of infamy might not these precious letters develop, ! They were taw valuable—too sacral—to be intrusted to the vul gar and ordinary conveyance of • pobbc post; *bey emelt 'be sent by some trusty courier, who should deliver them with religious care into the •••••1••••.1 1 ........wr . • I Ir hauls for which they were destined by the tidos! . and who bat RAIMILLII meld be fiend worthy oF so sacred a duty ? Fee this were the obvieve suggestions of justice, ar4 even the express east mends of she House of Lords sliglged . ; and by whom ? By no less a person than Mr. Powsit.L, who had shored in the boomers of the Milan Cornmio. Ilion, who now worthily endures his portion of the odium that belongs to that tribunal, end who, de scroding from his dignity of a Commissioner, and forgetting the maxims of propriety and delicacy, has appeared every day in the House of Lords since the commei.cernent of the trial, filling the humbler but nut lets cmilidential office of assisting to the Solicitor for the 8011, and occasionally prompting his Learned Friends, his MAJESTY'. ATTORNEY and SOLICITOII - ! Lord Livearoot., feeling the impro priety of ItAsTELut's absence. anxiously disclaimed all participation in rousing him to be sent out 1 . this country. A like disclaimer was made by the Law Officers of the Crown, and by Mr. MAU LE. the Solicitor of the Treasury, and the 10ED CHANCELLOR very warmly censused the pre- ption of the individual who had dared to violate the commands of the House; bat it is likely that Mr. l'owllLt. was better aware of the convenience of having RASTELLV sent out of the any, than any other person in England, for Mr. POWELL was, we understand, the Most active of the Commissioners rat Milan, and VASTELLI was our r•l•the most active of their agents. The absence of RASTEI.I.I. by interrupting the defence of tlw QUEEN in the order proposed by her MAJESTY'S Counsel, cannot fail to operate to her dli•adrnntage. It is not probable that RAs- TELL' sill ever return to England. for he no doubt hiss ere this boomed that the Etigli.la laws den were penalties against persons con witted of subornation of perjury. The LORD CH A NCEL LoR admitted that an injury was dune to her MAJESTY by the abstraction of RASTELLI, said it was on this account that Lord CARNAavott moved that 1 ‘ the House do adjourn till this day six months." It was sugtcested that her MAJESTY might sustain a deeper injury if her Connor-I were now interrupted in the midst of their defence; but in this we find it impossible to concur. We see no stain remaining upon her MAJESTY'. •character which requires any further exettions to remove; every contained in the charge of the , ATTORNEY•GS:N EISA L that could raise a suspicion of crimionlily has been most satisfacto►ily re fiord or explained. Should the present proceed ings therefore be further continued, the ob ject proposed cannot he exclusively the vindi cation or her MAJESTY'S fame. On the other kind, the ion-rests of the country demand the termination of a trial which has agitated and alarm ed the ptiblic mind, end has unfortunately shaken the confidence and respect with which it is desirable that the people should ever regard the depositaries of power. The rejection of the Bill by the House of Lords sin for ever dose the month of calumny, :mat contribute to heal the sound that the insti tution of this ill-tamed proceeding has inflicted es t the charnetrr and constitution of the country. The Earl of CA RN AEYON did not persist in his motion, but when the (louse adjourned yesterday, about tire °clock, it was utederstood that when tln•sr 1.01.41111 1 0 i should reassemble this morning the Counsel fur the QUEEN should be asked, " wise ther it would in their • Is be injurious to her MAJESTY'S defence nut to be enabled to examine RAsTELLI at the present moment." The Loup CHANCELLOR ',junk'', and the evident sense of the House, have already supplied the answer. It mug he injurious to her MAJESTY; end Mr. lisouuttam's answer being necessarily in the ate genre, Lord CAEN SIMON will then be driven to snake his motion for " ridding the country," in his own emphatic words, " of the evil of this horrid proceeding." The Palls Papers or the 10th inst. arrived last They abound with accounts of fetes and various demonstrations of joy through France in honour of the kith of the infant Duke of Boon- DEAVX. On the 9th a deputation of thirty of the mai ket-o omen of St. Germain. presented him with a complete breakfast service of gilt plate, which was most graciously received by her Royal Highness the Duchess or BURY. Five per Cent. Consols 741 r. Bank Actions 1,355. The arrival of Hambursh, Dutch, sod Lisboa Mails, bits supplied us with a variety of Papers froot different parts of the Conlin. Ist, bnt in general their contest. are Not important. The advices from Lisboa are of she 40th of September. Circular letters bad bees sildressed by theitew litiverossens, formed of the combined Juntas of Oporto sod Lisbon, so the Chstriiiis d'Affaires re idisB is Lisboa. re presenting their several Goverwinewis. apprising them of the ()sauce winch bar bee. accomplishes' is the Gure►sment of Portugal. but which it is hoped will io no degree affect the subsisting relations with their respective comatries. A Brussels Pape, of the Stls hot.' says. dtat a merchant vessel arrived in the Scheldt boa brought aews from Batavia up to the tOth Jane. The troops which were to form the iSprelition spies. the Sultan of Palendssag, ■oder the cyanamid of General Vocx, were assembled. and on the mint. of setting sail. The frigate l'oneltir Waif had arrived at Batavia wit► Admiral Illositennsia board. The rapid interchange of couriers between the *Web Government and the German Comma, would imply, says a Ikea«la paper, Slat now inipurturt negoeiatimes are en fuut. The funds tapers:need a rile of a half per cent. yesterd sy. INsomrstir mamas , emir. MUM, OCTOM IS. The Court sat again this day is Justice Midi, Old Bailey. Musrbray was bronght up for the judg. went of the Court. He had been strongly op. posed on the preceding day. on the ground or his having incurred mach expenses by his noneees. gorily entering into a defence at law or the debt, and. filing a bill isi.,Chuneery. by which he obtained an injunction, but which was after. wards dissolved by the L.nr►l Chancellor. a 'most satisfactory answer having been put on the files of the Court. _ _ The Commissioners having heard Conine' on both sides, respecting the limilvent, thought it thrir duty to cou.ider the case fin one night before giving judgment. especially us the Act ors impera tive on them. . 'Ellis morning the Chief Commissioner delivered the jiid..cment of the Court. Ile observed, fist after e dispassionate and canditieorl•ideration of the ease. the Court were unison ttttt ti•ly of opinion, fist the filing of this hill in egoity by the Insolvent was a mud ffivolous and verostiuus Het. which sub jected his conduct to severe awmadver•ion. lu consideration. however, of the length of tome he had heels imprisoned. the Court would only give him six mouths more, to he computed frown the tikog of the Petitiou, and ilievefure he was ac cordingly adjudged to six months imprisonment. COUNTRY FAIRS. There was a Kreider member of cheep penned al Barking• Mo e um Newsday ee'oeight, limo was •lona ever ream berm'. The sales were, however, unosvally dull. - At Buoy fair. ou Monday yeamight, throe were but few bonws offered fur sale, hot from the general want of money, ly any hominess MN4 done; sad fir the same reason but few baricaina took place in neat stock. There n was a mealier show ref baiter, nor lens demand for it. The p►ices of the Wile gold were from 421.10 501. fn• Arkhos, and 275, for Mires. Suffolk flea cheese from 2.1. to 34.; Mohan' to fol. There were about 80,000 sheep penned at ITeybill fair on Ttiesday last; and it is stated that so heavy a sale was never remembered ; nearly one half of them being driven bark unsold. The prices fetched iv. Cr, ewes from 15s. to 3vls.; Limits Oa to Os.; hut there were wiry few invited that obtained even this. The quantity of hops exhibited is but small, soil the priers at present demanded are front 5/. to $l. per cwt.; the grand fair fur this article corn. menceil Wednesday morning. Up to the evening there bail brew but little done um the cheese trade,andsaks very heavy. Thursday night a messenger arrived with dis patehes for her MAJESTY. 11'e have leartiol that an officer hay just lands d from the continent, bringing with him de fort-iris witness on the part of the primectitiori. it is seed ed, th a t thk witness was made to travel with the utmost possible expedition, and that be is Regarded and concealed with peculiar tnystery.—(Ereaing Paper.) A public Meeting of the Journeymen Carpen ters Or the Metropolis is culled for the purpose of Addressing her AIAJESTY. and is to he held ant relonday evening next, at MEEK'S Assembly-rooms, Brewer•streel, Golden-square. Out Monday last W. STEPHENS, ill°. H.q. Welt sworn into office as Mayor of Heading for the ev ening year; on which occasion upwards of 4tH) of the inhahitants dined at the Town Hall ; a mast excellent flintier Was provided, consisting of every delicacy the heninn afforded. which was served op in a style that did credit to Mr. THENDLE ; the wines were of • superior quality. Among the company present were the Members for the bo rough, the Recorder, and several of the officers o f th e Roca! Bello militia, who are at pr,sent quartered in the town. After the cloth Was re moved the health of " The King" was drank with three tinsel three, and " God save the King" and then rung. Upon the health of " The Royal Family" being given, " The Queen" was boldly exiled fear by tome of the compoily. Upon' silence being restored, Mr. Si EPIIENS 10,:e awl paid, the present seas a meeting of harmony and conviviality, and not of politics or party; that the toast given was the " Royal Family." and no other would be give—and if there were any persons who wished to disturb the harmony of the Meeting, the sooner they left the table the better. He theta sat down amidst the most rapturous applause. The company sled slot separate till a late hour. A letter from Venice of the 18th tilt. furnishes na with the followitig particular relative to the late disturbance an the lonian Islands, whirls had been at first represented as an or ganized insurrection :—" It appears that a spi►it a diatom tent ■nd disalrecti ~,,, originating in a variety of grievaucPs. 11.3 s fur som e time existed in those isl Ands. Towards the rod of Almost last, Ceu►ral Adam, Sir Thomas Msilland'a foram testes in his abaence, having been informed that that spirit bad suddenly smutted a more serious and decisive elm easier in the island of ?sate, proceeded thither with out delay from Corfu, the seat of government, with a strong reinforeetnent of troops, artillery. and 111111111110i110., which were embarked on hoard of a frigate, anJ other armed yes ark. On his arrival souse of the principal and moot wealthy of the itthshitants or the town, together with three priest., and about 40 country people, were arrested, moil sent to Corfu, where they remained closely colonised in the citadel. Anomie other causes of dissatisfaction Site sequestration of the church dumdum is mentioned as having principally contributed to this manifest•liun oriliseontest in the people of &Me, who ascribe to the demands weeessary fur the support of as ex pensite government, •mad the erection of sumritluons palaces, the adoption of measures so oppressive and so uniseisal." In consequence of the verdict obtained against Maw (aunts, and lwr 'errant. 11'111TBY. Mrs. MULIIIIIN Was, on Monday last, discharged from imprisonment. without any application on her part. Since Mrs. NIULRAIN has been imprisoned (one year and right months), she has lost her father. her brother, and a son. The former died worth consi. &wattle property, and owing, it is supposed, to her appsrent misconduct, left her entirely unprovidtal for. Mrs. Mut.a.sta, who was sent to prison for two years, is um, liberated, but, we are sorry to hear, without having that home to fly to site might have had had this unfortunate busioess been boomer explained. About seven o'clock on Wednesday evening, as Mr. THOMAS Buss, of Kirby -buret, Hatton-got. den, was wallutig along Searle-street. Lincoln's Inn-fieldr, he was bustled by a large gang ofthiever, and robbe d of his gold watch, clean, and seals. Mr. Evnity. • rtspectable brewer, in the 80. rough, was robbed on Thursday evening, of • gold watch said seals. faring St. Andrew's church. Hui born, by a slender youth, about seventeen years of age. dressed in • blue cost, who ran against bin/. pulled his watch out of his pocket, and ran op thin/a-court, and escaped. - • . BOXIM "" 4 ".7 Grenter. tM Devonshire winder. sea Mae.' Von. S pale t iPer b i e l6 r 1014:1 6 1.0 M .. litteßltt their aaleb •ra il :1 11 1•Me. The forsake had aclisired coosiaseabie fawn hy tiding the cowed ..t .r a feresklablit American black lately, Gad Gil. 1.. hail Awed his way several nonshais. The nem fought for *fey genera wside. nod the erhiawhog lava. We *minium of the Carlisle sad kluvrieb rellection. hook • toll of • hunsav each. Galas waa secoadeil by his beothar, and Bockhorn picked up Greater. The Ant round lasted nista mintinw, sod it was all aged. Granger had rather lb* beat of floe rally from *Mekong', bat his ad►ersary would Not be denied, mod Ire shook his brill and fared blows gallantly. A miemille boxer of the Laden school wield have game dews with half the hitting; hat these stood cutting op until the floret flew ametwelt the spectators. Granger was al length flouted by a rattlieg mead right-handed blow spoor the ribs. In 'ha wooed round Gillett was met by a blow an the musith at going lit, which d►faced his fraediapiere.liy draw ing a couple of them : he rairmead, nod felt hi. j4sr seem ingly as if be suspected be had loss a pert of it. Graditer. eactiersied by sucties% followed up his advantage, sad threw his adversary a somerset anlficient to have cracked lin limbs. to the third mood both were weds enlaced by weakness aad bleediag, a4it was • hogging wood, 40 we r e the two folkewiag, and there was oa farther saiorbief dour. Routed 6. Both louring got reonid fried. they tamed to at each other again. sad Coughs elk brat resod in the batik. The s.k•atages were *goal mild Gilla• was kit dew* ►y a blow which split the bridge of his ease, sad let loose the blond like water !roma spool, mod the blow woo the fight. In the 7th roust Gilles strewed sorb soaabood, loader great ilieadvaaisges, as Goma*e worked kord., sod broil the lead without giving away a chalice of the ether recovering hisses:lt The lath round was Granger the battle, in 46 IN isoutee, and glad coronet was be to hear the word » No more," frorn Gal flea second. Two Namur delta followed, and the day eltwed with jellify. THE TURF. CALEDONIAN DENT RACES. Now Div. °crow' 9. A Produce Sweepstakes of bugs. verb, h. ft. Two miles. Sir Ale:soder Hoses eh. r. by Walton Sir 11'. Maxwell's eh. f. Syllabob, by brimming 2 Sweepstakes of 20gs. earls, for three yr-olds. Two miles. Id Queensberry's Guumh•i, by Car Turk, walked over. His Majesty's Parse of 100 gs. each. Foot mile heat Sir W. Maxwell's b. h. Cluotie, aged walked over. PENRITH RACES. WTONISDAY, OCTOIBRI 4. A Maiden Plate of Mg. for three sr olds sod upwa►d.. Two mile beats. Mr. ‘Vilkimine's b. f. Cherub, 4 yrs old, 7st. 111 b. 4 1 4 1 Mr. Prirse'sb. e. assume, S yrs ul.l, 6.t. 101 b. 3 1 Mr. Ca t tersowi's eh. e. by Walton, 3 yr.,11.t.1011..1 3 3 3 Mr. 111• on • ie..' kr.e. Palmer, 4 yrs wid, 7st .11lb. It 4 4 dr The Sweristalies ofses. reek, with 24(5. added, the burs.' not thorough bred ; 2 smile heats (9 subscriber.), was wow, at twu heats, by Mr. Rubiesue's b. g. Gambler, 6 )rs. uld, 1 Ist. 111 b. bratieg five others. The Duke of Portland's hone Lin, Sat. bib is antehed against Mr. Ddny's Abjer, Sri. 41h. at the next Huugbtoe NrlrMatket Myrlift. hor 10010- b. 11. Mr. G. L Fox's St, iplip; is matched against Mr. Leash. ton's XI eacoins, Set. 4th. each, at the Doncaster Meting next yenr, (or 1000. h. A. 11r. Xiang.). Coon% Bst. is snatched agshent Mr. G. FOX'S Macbeth, Srt. 31b. at the Dunmire,. Meetsug, lerl,fer I ogs. h. it. 60 the last day of the same Meeting, .41r. Laushtou's Leo pold will run atraiest Mr. G. L. Foie Ilinthrth, •it. 31b. curb, for 200 g.. b. ft. NAVAL IvrELLIGENCE. rostreatorres, ermine Is. Arrived the London and Bernick parkel frees Dantzte. Heinain at Spnilsead she Hind and she &sashay Merchant. Sailed she Elizabeth, Huger., kir Rotterdam'. TLIMOVTII, OCTOZWIII 11. Arrived the Nautilus transport from londoe, to take in troop.; Duke of Manchester, /loud, from Jamaica, out 71 Passed by the Romaine, from Archangel for Falmouth. lALSIOUTN, OCTOIIIR 10. _ _ An iced the Duke of Marlborough packetoith a mail trims Lisbon in nineteen days. The Prioress F-liselicth packet airiest there uu the 19th Sep leather, and sailed fur Gibraltar the 21st. PIARWICII, °CTRS'S 12. Arrived the Lo►d Nekton packet from Holland, ■ad Henri Freehag packet front Coshaveti—each with a wail. DIAL. OCTOBIER 12. Came down from the River lint Dieu ma sailed She Dirk, Harriwoo, fur New South Wales, with male eivevirts; and Ibis suuraing tbe Farber, Brown, fur Madras sod Bengal. Ltvempoot., °crone* 11. Arrived the Thomas Gilbert, Brows, from Miramiebi ; and Julia and Thomas anal, from Oporto. E*litern stacks of wheat sod oats. the produce of forty acres of land, the propeety of Mr. M Tutu, of (in3herto.i flunk. l iuculuahirr, weer &afro) rd few days ago. io consequence of some stubble being set on fire too near them. The paragraph of a gamekeeper sufkering him self to be abut at its Herts. hy • pen" saluted COCKEIMLL, (*tipied by u s lately froth soother piper, was a fabrication. 111 MA 'E ?S. CORN EXCHANOE, FaIDAY, Ocrolallt 13. Wasiak bat little Ryan of l/affalk Wheal trft ever fr,: ra Wesineadses msrkc , , essri,sur fresh arrivals this visurense, awe rant from Obese totraltes net ready sale, on fall as goal terms us as Woodsy. sad picked samples of whit* übtatrw.l an advisee of Is. per quarter) but there is sot the lea., marmot's...l in the irefetew isaltries. Barley is Is. ass quart., risespre, and very 4811 sale at that der liar. Oats are 1.. per quarter lower. hashes had large arrivals sines Wednesday. la Bear* said Pease there is au alteration. CURRENT PRICER OF GRAIN. Wlreal.Keat a Ewa, White Pease 6 (16,W) Us. 41 . 66 Iluikrs 42. 46, bas Grey Prase 14. 36. R•strollt (aea) 3.", s SOS Siena Beaus las 35. .---.. —0 AN Tick dims . • • Nurfulk (uld) 35. Ms Oats. Potato 24. if:, Foreisa.... Stle 68. Khasi Osss 22. /.. Rye 3os 34. Fe.,l Oats .........la. 11. Barley 26. 30. flour. per 60. Wilt 566 *241 Rape Seed, per lag ..39/ sot VXBRUX;E. Cur% losperloes Recurs, THuasnair, M . -Tonsil. 12. Wheat, per load l2l Os to 18/ :As New ditto Barley, pe'r qastrter . ...... i 5. —.I to 214 —4.41 Oats. lli —.I to 274 —4l Beast. 34s. —4l to N. --st Prase llos —4l so 444 R. 36s —J to 454 NEWOURY, BERKS. Wheat 40. to 600 Otto Ile to 31 1 Rye ..Sto to --o Wool Ws to 400 Bock, . ...23s to 20. r. aye 344 to 476 Berad, per Ohm, Is 5.5 to IL 74 PRICE OP NTOCI 3 per Cent. lied... 6611 I 3 per Ct. Coate... 67111 A I 31 per Cent 7si I 4 per Cent.. 84k 84 84} I 5 per Ct. N. Au. 103111 I Bauk L Au.. 171 7-16 I COURSE OF EXCHANG Austerdala....C.F It 11 Ditto at sight ll b Rotterdam' C lt 9 Antwerp lt 9 Hamburg,' U 3l 8 U 37 9 Paris 3 day's sight 49 SO Din• ..... U 2B la Boardeitax l6 10 Frankfort out the !Yalu, Ex. K 154 Videos efieetive M 10 16 Trisese....44 MI 18 Madrid...... 34; C.adis . BMus 3 Ilarerloss Seville >p Gibraltar ,1.4064r0k Gesits _--~ ~ ~-- ,~,. is YESTERDAY. Imp. 9 per Ct. Ann. 66j India Benda 26 29 25 Pr. Smith Ses Stock 741 Ex. Bills. 9....4 5 pi. Lott. Tickets ..231. 2% Cons. fur N0r.... 6711 ti ;IF. FILIDLY, ()UNMASK 13. IVenire .... Malta 4S Naples MIMS... .. per oa !IS Lisboa Oporto Rio Janeiro Nubia Mirka Cork Aro of Bank on Holland MULLION Portugal Geld it S a. J. Coes, per es. —0 • 0 Forcer' Geld Is tare 317 101 New Doable's. 0 I 0 New Dollars 0 4 10 'Silver is Bars .• 0 4 111 -r..._ emb SIIITHFIEII D MARICFT FRIDAY, ( kiwi's' 13. There was • middling "apply of ailOrill of cattle at mark , t thie •marring. The priers of Re.f, Motion, Veal, and Pork, are at our fart quotation. lu flay, Cluerr, mid Straw, there it no alteration in prier. The riiliowini is a correct 'lawmen! of the priers and numbers To rook she nail per close of alb. neer.....45. 05. so 4s. 104. Hea..l of Cattle skis star —... Motion As 0.1 so 54. N. Bemis Ws 1au5h,...04. ii.l. In os. 04 aiwep and Lambs.... 6.1 0 .1 Vea1..,..5.. 01. to IV.. 04. Calves Pork ... 5.. 04 to 64. OA. I Pig..... o th) HAT.MARKET. Hat... ss.. 31. 10.. 0.1. to 4/. 4.. 0.1. Clover 5/. os. Dai. to I os. 0.1. &raw PiEIVGATE AND LEADENDAI.I. MARKET... (Ity Ilw Beef 3. Oa In 44 OJ Veal 4O 0.110 54 M altos .. 3s 44 to 41 4.1 I Pork.... I4 0.1 to 64 114.116 1.. (U. to 51 0.1. PRICES OF HA PT. J4olClell. I Y AND STRAIV Hay 31 3..1.1 in 41 41 DI (Wan 1/ 7.91 so 11 16.6.1 flower 0104 Od to 01 Oa 0.1 WNI 4f 4 H•y.. 3/I6.uA lo 41 6. n., *raw-. 11 4.64 to I/ 14. 6 .1 Chive/ •/ 10.0.11 u S/ 10. 0.1 PRICE OF lli srw ;mac Rent ....31 10. to Si Os Posses ..11 0. to 3110. Essex ....31 Ss to 41 Os Furious, line, SI Of to 61 106 10PS, per Cot. KEW POCK rra. Kral .„,„ 3/ 111• to SI 12. Sow: .... 3/ St to 3/ Ms Esser% .. .. 31 las to 1/ IM 1 Ditto, secooil, 4110 a to 5/ 12. PRICE OF RAW F, As state.lhy lie Talley 'AT, prr •luur of 81b, i...bitea by the Dutcher.. St. James's Market.. 3s 6.6 Price by Ta110w...4s 4%J Whiteckspel Market 34 5J Areraxe...... 3s s+l PRICES OF TALLOV Town Tallow 59.4 A 1 —. IW Yellow Rossaiass4 04 —4 OA White ditt0...52. AI4I Ad Soap snit.-- Sot OA —a 04 Alelliac Staff 47.4 0,11 --a Ad Dill° roses-31i 0,1 0.1 ', SOAP, ace. per 11111 ' Yellow Soap Mottled Cord G I raves 26. w Good Dregs Its ['RICE OF CAN im.r.s. From Tallow Chandlers 11411. Rite of Candles, per dozen, lls 041—N10u14h4,124 6d. 641. per dozen allowr.l fur ready inquey. RAW 111 DES. Best Heifers ft Steers, prr Si. Ordinary,. 2i 0.1 to 2s 2. $1 ii; 3i Oa Market Calf.. each 101 04 Middling* 21 44 so 24 64 Eng Horse IIS Oft to 111 0.1 PRICE OF LEATHER. Ratio, MI to Mtba. each 14.1 to en.l per lb. Ditto, 58 to rot lloc. rarh to 234 Dressing Hider l%l to 1844 Fine Coach Hides 11”.1 to ttl:i Crop Hi4k• 35 to 4011 n. for ratting 15.1 to Mt Ditto 45 to 501b5..... ..... 1741 In 11?.I Calf Mims :15/ to iollis "I I to 3041 Ditto 50 to 701b1 30,1 to 3641 Ditto 70 to Mits..... 27,1 to 30.1 Small Seals (Grovellatol) 14.1 10 2041 Low ditto ll.l to 18.1 Tanned Norse Fliilre 1' I to 1114,1 Spsitsigh Horse Hideo SHUT SKINS. Downs 24 Ad to 3s Pd Pwlirrl 011$, per Tom. if 232 Gallons. • . New Grecul.Whale.. 28/ Ith I Spermaceti - • 721 - - Old Pale Sel I —l 3311 Pale Rape 491 —a FOREIGN IVOOLS, per lb. Spanish Sheep, Lei/ries& is 64 aas 34 Segovia 3s 061 s 3s 64 —.—. Soria to 94 a 36 34 Seville ...• 2s 9d • 2s Od Saxony, Ist 6s Od a Bs id - 2.1 4. Od • bs Bobemia,lst ........ 4s 9,1 a Ss Od 3s Od a 44 6d COAL MARKET, °cross* 13. Skips at Market. Slurs sold. Price. 14 Newcastle 9 baederland .. 11 BIRTHS. Oa she fith beet. she Lady of tilf George Sitwell, Bart. of Ramishaw Hall, Wasp/are, a. two amid heir. At Lamas Abbey, Wilts, the t►ife of J. R Geosett, Esq. M.P., of a still bora child. Oa the 27th ally at her father'. hewn, &dales Yoeltdbire. the Lady of Rear Admiral St► J. P. Samford, Bart., of a sae. On the 9111 ins , the Lady of John Maducks, Esq. of Vrou, iti llegibighbliire, of son and heir. MARRIAGE. (461 y, at Pavia, June* Wary S. Garrard, Dal of the Canton de Vat.d, Switzerland, to Miss Louisa Dickson, )ounetat daughter of tac late Lord Bishop of Dowu and Cuunnr. DEATHS. On Thursday se'assight, at Easier, aged 64, Coerce Gif ford, Eng. elder broiher of his May •sty's A itorsey•Geseral. On Wednesday crewing. the 11th instant, Mrs. Warren, of Tavislttek-airett, Bulford.stinare, agrd IS. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE. Slurping 29 after I. I Evening 2 alter I. 'Primed Us Barrie■ PPIeS aad Tuff Gunn Mos, 1C M s ll trod, by C. CORNWELL, of the Strand. ,