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lortgise to s Itsso• to Drory.lsoe. Mr. GS:tort pitbeil it ill moo bin limiillirrehief, and &pis porioall law r/1400417. alba Ml Kettikili a efferriog • • lateral manors. emmoneition metering., the eateasive room r Artery of the hos.. of Chains Meaty Rir , FA,. of Cleat / .nos vivo.. Nedford.row, look place on Setordite bo ther (dr O. sj. 'not &Mow, Mr. Racers, and two other Maxis twee'. 11.vrral Gentlemen* were present at the exautioation, weeds* hod' up several hours, mid dinelosed sorts seam of ofibmipatiors, waste, sad extravegooese of Prevents in mere Emilie* as %site astooished those pelmet, bet atilt left the VASA in 'ornery liewrictte Phrase, the cash. • reeprelable tontine poem woman, lifok Meer Preref, the footplate, were hentaghs so in the romody of John Llenbrich and Edward Read, officers. The clod, one eiramiard teat holm before the fo*WISAW, WAS brsutbt in ; from ley scat 'mewl it appeared that Mr. PI ;Awl** orevisate. who did not livens boon, wages, entertained a great deal of company at breakfast, sod so peer parties; Ito" . .srnetinses weed to • dress ball. concerts. play., and • ssevants' momperade in Piper's Rooms, Little Guildford. verve, whirl, it appears hi mot fitment. Mr. Aosonio was WOW lee sf the ceremonies. At those rooms servants got acquainted with ear% °devoted with other characters whom they invited to their mired limo,, sad eutertaised them at hi. earner. She stair d, that truTlisesfay last James Panshaw, a spruce lit. • Ile tailor. who woes baptise visitor to Mr. Barber's see/rains, trilled there ; after dinner he told bee he had had shocking .i.rarneonceruteg her—he dreamed three times that be saw her lying at her bed murdered. stal.lted in several parts of M tinily, end covered all ewer with blood, and the room Id the creates. disorder. Next clay. Friday, the little tailor ratted again. aid said to her, " I called to weir y. • were murder fir,seevrrreol, " fur God's sake do one he alarming me" net day Mary the housemaid, and Steed the tool man left tow• for the cosutry, her master and snairres attending In eel veil the meet day, and they were expected to return no the Monday week after. Before Boned left town he siesiated her to collect the plate and pack it op is the Male chest, which, for security, was lark ed tip ansoag the wine in the wine cellar, which was taside the herr tense inside the back hitches, aad the three down were lucked. All the drowers, copbeards, boxes., Sae. were peeked up by her mistress and locked. Saturday ismesing the prophetic talk* called stair, and said be was clime to me if she was still alive; she begged of him not to be frightening her, and leave off his jokes Saturday afternoon her muter and shim* left tows. Sunday sown. ne as she was Moodier at the door the tailor came up to . tier, sort said he was glad to see her alive; he did out re main fie soy lime, and did not tome in. Sheen.' not like to elose sad she hod company all doyen Seedily. Mr. Duck, • chimaeT-oweeper; Mr. Joon, brother to Mr. JOS.'S SIR worm , ; Mho Jane Denny, her sere, sod another young ledy were there; they breakfeated, dined, drank tea, and *upped, and remained till past ten o'clock. On Monday 11. ha .1 a ehar.weinao named Patten to clean the hone; ekes paid her a shilling a day oat of her own pocket. At *py o'eluelt as Monday lematiat she artiored all the doors unit windows,/ double locked the street door sad put the hey is bet pocket, sad west to tea to Mrs. Duck's. Fsuphtw, •the talker, was there, hut he went away shortly after she went in, and she did not see him again that day. She returned home about arse* o'clock, being shoat two boars absent ; on molting •the key into the door she timed it on the Mock lUtti ahhoogk she bad double locked it on going oat. She gave the alarm to Mr. Dickenson's family, who live next doer. Mr. Dickenson, his sun, and another geol. man entered, the two latter sensed with a gun and sword. Joiordan, a constable, oho lived roovenient, was sent for, and be arrived its • few minutes, and they commenced a regular search all over the honer, and could discover no one; obey found that the three' doors leading to the wine cellar, where the plate we. kept, bad been forced op n, the , plate-chest broke open, awl all the plate to the value of 4001. entirely taken away, and every drawer, chest, dim. I. and cupboard in tie hosee, from As kitchen to the stoics, forced open, sad mon sheerly ransacked and plundered of every portable article of value, in lace, trinkets, watches, seals, and lady.' wearing apparel ; the bra-caddies, and the most nsinute private draw. era, did sot escape search ; teem the lady's harp end piano. forte appeared to have been searched by them. The card. table 'ma laid in the back drewing.room, mend which were aimed four chairs, sad on It four bottles, two of which were full of "rime, and the other two partly empty, with the seek. broke off, and @full glen of wine standing oo the pienn forte. Is was the minsable's opinino, that it would take roar persons at least four hours to opea sod examine all t h e plates that were plundered. The suspicion seined the cook appears to be, that the robbery was committed to fore she went out, or that she west out fur the pupate of giving the thieves the opportunity, sod that she and ibe footsie had confederates, who were; well acquainted with every part of the house. This little tailor was ex amined with respect to his prophetic defeat, or where he was at the lime the robbery Moak place. Ile stated, that he told the cook he dreamed he saw her lying in bed, with several Nabs on her body, but that he did not my be saw blood, or that the room appeared to be in comfy. sluts; bevelled twice after to congratulate hero. net Wier murdered. He was at Mrs. Duck's at lye o'clock on Mon. day eyeshot, when the cook came there, and he west then to Ito. 3, Corheikeroart, Grabill, where he bask tea with Mis e ttelies and Corbet, the cook and housemaid at Messrs. lia!mareli and Co. It appeared from the evidence of the watch me. is Great Jameastreet, that it was usual for Mr. Bar. ber's servants to have much company when their master and mistress were absent ; he fremseatly beard music and the soil.. of merrimeal is the house. One morning about one o'clock he saw a large mob of perms@ come .t of the been ; be env saw the fattens p oat at night soot if ii eery; oat sneeniug he saw him 'ad young Mr. Dock tome home shout four o'clock —tbis was the maignerade night; the tenionau got over the Irma niliag into the area to let leimeelf ia, sail young Mr. Duck (a chimney sweep) handed him • bundle containing his masquerade dress. Mr. Price attended as Solicitor foe the rook. No further else being discovered to this mysterious rob. both ties Prisoners were committed for farther atomisation CRIM. CON. COMMON PLEAS (IRELAND), MONO►T, MAT It sill VANS MILLST DOTLIt. 11C.c.1. plaintiff, 4;0. 'STIR BROWIIit, FSQ. defendunt. . TUESDAY, SECOND DAY. The Plaintiff gave one of Lady Doyle's letters to Sir John before marriage. in evideoce, to prove, that tie visa the object of her affections previous to her becoming his wife. The letter commenced with My dear Colonel :" expressed great rapture at their appromilihg uthou. and concluded in this way —.4 Your's, yotw'r, yosee. sod only 3 our's ; your's srloue, sod your's for ever." • to r . Norral then rose, and addressed the Jury nu behalf of the Defendant in such • strain of elo. siuroce as those alone who hare heard I can best .conceive.—After the Le oiled Gentleman sat down there *as a universal burst of plaudits throughout th-Court for several intimies. 'The fo!luising is the substaace of the evidence : Arthur Nagle, examined by Mr. Serjeant JOT.— Lived as servant with Sir J. Doyle while at Cork; Sir John had a house at Black Rock. near Cork. and had his Ace iu town. withiu • very short distance of the place where Mrs. 141' Donnell kept a camera ; Adjutant Careton. of the YUth regioneut, used to visit at the heave almost every day ; there were. not any ladies is Ute habit of visiting there; the allerre of the barracks used to visit ; Sir Joint used to go to Coat e►r►s, day. and reloriied oliwallfwboot Ave oe as o'clock; there was a little add is the l.oa•a; wituew •Irpt weer Sir Johses boss, sad beard him sad Lady Doyle soffew middies et Night ; they spoke is Ftemeh. sod • rAAha1a...........a11• Ad e, 5 .. s ..~_. ,~ ~ r..~_ h. (nit..ero) viola not understand their ; used frespiessily ere Mee. M'Dossisell, he whom Sit? John hail the chiht, at the house; the was orieo there whets Lady Doyle was absent. and to go sip mein. Cross examined by Mr. Serjemis 110111'0..—Has • bad memory; sieve? spoke un the subject relative to which he gave evidence, only truce, toting Gen. demon (Dereisilisues isitorwtj); does not soder stand French or Latin. Calheritw Allen ~Tn. media by Mr. Joni llTOX.—Lived as cook wish Laity Doyle.—(l h is wousiss.'e evidence was is, the MOW Jett as the last witness, soil [id not afford arty are matter descry ileg or Haller.) Denis IL Millen. Esq. V Usk. examined by Mr. IV ALL/MlL—Knew Ste Jolty and Lady Doyle; Sir John always sermed to posers the most we bisiii.ded fondness for Lady Dole, and always spoke of her with the greatest po s s i bl e respect; chord in compessy with him at Mr. Dumas's. and was surprised to hear !.ins speak so kindly as he did or her after their being separated. Michael Murphy , Esq examined by Mr. JACK SQII.—Knov• Sir Joh. Do> le, Vlllll shoed with wit. or.. frequently; recollects Isis lievisig done so about six months after he was married, at which lime be said he was she happiest man alive. Mr. NORTH produced a parcbment which he Meted to be the marriage settlement of Defeo dant's retiree ai.ci mother, by which it appeared that the sous provided by it for the provision of younger children was 12,0001 sod that there lied been 16,000/. marriage portions to three sister' of De fendant. being 4,0001. over the sum prooldrii. Mr. Serjeasit BURTON then. iii ass able addressor between two and three hours' length, through which it would be absurd to attempt to follow him, ex posed she enormity and turpitude of the Defend. ant's of .ice, heightened by his abortive attempt to asperse the character of the Plaintiff. His Lordship having summed sip, the Jury found for the I l lriuldf—FlTS TROUSAND POONDs da. usages ! 41 161(..A. By the latest information, it seems that the ex pedition under the command of Major Gray. on whom the direction devolved after the death of M..jor Peddle, has returned to Gelatin, on the nrgal, after a moot harassing journey through the country of the Fotolark. its which the party were insulted, plundered, attacked, and, it is said, same of them killed. Mr. Docherd, the surgeon attached to the expedition, had, with a few iuditsi duals, however, proceeded onwards. and been so liar successful as to teach without difficulty Varmint, on the river Niger. At this place Mr. Decherd was obliged to remain, until he received permission from the King of Sego to proceed ; and after waiting nearly six mouths he was advised to retire higher up the river to Bassimakue. iu Barnhairra, from whence accounts have been received from him. dated twelve months since, expresstog his hopes of procuring the necessary permission, al. though messy untoward circun►etaugrs operated against this expectation. The King of Sego was then at war with his neighbours on the eastern side of his territory ; his minister had died about the time he heard of Mr. Ducherd's arrival; • few days afterwards his treasurer and. receiver of cub• toms departed this life; and, to add to the catalogue of misfortunes, the Chief of liammakoo also died, just after he reached that place. Three fatal events tended to rutifiren the notions the blacks entertain of the evil iufbience which the presence of the whites have over their countrymen, but particular. ly their rulers, whom they are supposed to have the power of de►ttoying by secret spells mod charms. In the present instance they were the inure convinced of this baneful isfl arum, cm recollecting that several of their Chiefs alto had dealings with Moog. Park, died the same year he passed through their kingdom. Mr. Duchetd had invariably received the kindest treatment, both at Valenta and Baissmaltuo ; and, so complainiug of delay. was ensured it was entirely owing to the custom of the country, as making Ase bar/odors wait was only meant to *hew the King's dignity, that it might out he supposed he waiting.), hurry to get rid of his guests. Markets, it seems, were held twice every week at Sandsanding and Vomit's, where provisions were reasonable, and every sort of Europeans merchandise in great de. mind, especially articles of finery for the dresses of the females, who are food of shewy colours. . Among other things were Manchester prints in great abundance, which seemed to meet • ready *ale, and which must hove been conveyed by the caravan from Morocco across the Great Desert. Lieut. Lyon, of the Royal Navy. who was the friend and fellow traveller of the late Mr. Ritchie, is appointed to succeed that gentleman as British Vice. Cuusul at Muoursuuk. the capitol of Frsssis. in Africa. fur the purpose of facilitating and attempt. ing discoveries. By the Negate, which kft Cape Coast on the 29d March, we learn that Mr. Dupuis had proceeded to Cormassie to rioter upon his runes. limn as Consul at the Court of the King of Albeit iee, and had arrived iu safety and been well receiv. ed. As M►. Dupuis is well acquainted with the Moorish language, and as it is known that se. rrral Moors mule at Commie who have visited Tombuctoo, we may now look to receive early and important information upon the subject of that coyote?. Commodore Sir George Collier had left Cape Coast. to proceed to leeward, on the 41st of March. His squadron had made several captures, which had been befit to Sierra Leone for adjudi cation. A letter from Dover. dated May 48, says : " The riot at Dover immediately subsided after the outrageous offenders' had released the eleven smug. glen!, who were committed on the St4th, and were to have been sent off to ir ship of war on the 46th. There were thi►teen other prisoners in gaol, two of whom escaped, but one of them a smoggier re• turned voluntarily (after seeing his wife-) to his coh6soratent. The gaol is a very old and insecure building; ■. new gaol ander pious of eminent sur veyors iv coo mericing building on ground purchas ed by the Magiattates adjoining the old building. It it a fortunate circumstance the Magistrates did not authorise the military to fire, fur had they so done great slaughter must have ensued, there being amongst the crowd numbers of women and children. Ten of whom it is said were the dis tracted wives of the smugglers, with forty children, all Wooer* to Folketone:" 711 E TURF. sarrixa ROOM, Mowsuir, MAT RC ST. LF GER. It to 1 opt Athookos (13 lo I opt llooroith 13 le I opt Somalrosho e. 116 W 1 eta Lwow. 11 so 1 ages &Asses OATLANDS STARE! AT ASCOT. 7IA 4 ogee Clototpigoo• (4 to 1 opt Shoveller Ito ago litoeher to NI sto I opt CliorsoloiMolly. mete ' Tin GOLD CUP ON TIMURSDAT. 6 t. 4 as Ilsohee. CRAVEN MEETING, Iftl. —.., 1111/11111111611. TM Closet Stokes of Nap reek, k. A. oho, M. ?lb. ; Illiss lbs. Mb. 0. I. D. of Roilimol's f. Esoss:plise I). of Gorboo's Ylodorrio I). of York's DoistOor Sever I Ld Excises b. e. Time Albs. soo Mall "DAY. The Pert ashes .f ittege. earls, h. ft. far ales, S.l. 71b.; Mlles, Ike. 11b. .et named is the Claret. T. M. N. Ulliaireire Awe alalliese I Mr. Wert% Alider U &dee. e Th e Ahhr.i.. Sir C. Mcieberfe be. e. by I Mr). Illiellry'e leash. ) , Sereever U Warwick's f by srll ILA Groseclose' b. e. Arbiter Mir litowiterier Limier, by at. lies Mr. Farrall'e li. e. Sir Briars. Mr. Neville seesed Sailor CRAVEN MEETING, lel4. TIIIMODAY. _ twee Plain et lIWIIL e;aitTi Is. li: ire tie protium', of Mares ht I Ste. IIA Veralsol'eTredrille (Goa.) Sir J. Shelley's sister to Mr. Freers's Tiotsorta (oats.) Parrot Mr. Wortlry's Calypso (do.) IA Sollirtil's Medan I I). of Port laisd's Domes Mr. Wyoillisoi's on. tryWbole- Dof Grano.'.elioregootr.) boos (itotrie4.) IA Jersty's Web LAST DAY. Speepstakes of 100‘s. reek li. fp. for lllie midget of Mares In ISt°. Mr. Cslley's Sao of Clan I D. ofGraftsn's Cbaressi A lbot Sir .1. Shelley 's Hosillies IA Version's lAsrei-leaf Lass D. of Gratin's Vestal I Mr. Wilsos's Vosrsees. MANCHESTER MEETING. TNUILIDAY, MAY Hamlin, Stakes of Ur. each, .10ge. ft. s.d tOgs. Wed, for byr olds arid wpwards.—Twe miles sad s disease* (Same Subscribers.) Mr. Cliftee's b. b. Admen, by C.ardisal York. b yrs ski, Sm. Sib. (R debaters) Lord Derby's b. b. Cerregio, S yrs old, SM. 31b.. 71e 4 evil Adirseee, mid 7 to 4 against Camila. Reny. Match for I,ooogs. est. eseli..—Two miles. Mr. Pen's br. g Pamir, by Briglialore,lll yrs aid Mr. W. Trelforirs b. g. by MINIS!, I yrs old. Handicap Stakes of 30gs. each, lOgs. ft. with Wigs, added, fur 4-yrs elds.—Oes mile mod a distance. (Vice Sub scribers.) Sir J. G. Egerteer b. e. Asibery, by Laagles, 74. Si`. (H. Arthur.) Lo►d Derby's b. e Erys. by Milo, SN. 41b Mr. Myitee's b. Sit. 4lb 4to 1 arm Asibury. Won by a boat ' Sweepstake* of !Offs. each, b ft. fur brain% eniherl bred, len. en*. Ocoskeseo riders. Twit* rold:1 111 : distance. Subscribers.) )Zr. Fox's be. ff. Chaim, by Brigliadon, tyre old (11r Mike) Ur. Dabbs's eb. g. Spot, by Moultkooek, 41-yes old Ur. Booth's eb. ff..lober, by Ovarian, b yrs old 3 Woo easy. Sixty Pesetas for 3 sod 4-yrs olds. nests, !eke round sot ■ disdissee. Mr. Rimers's b. e. Peel Putter, by Mlle, 4 yn old, Mt. 31b. (R. Johasos) Mr. Hosklsserib's gr. colt, Asems,3 yrs old„est. 101 b (received lel ) Mr. Leicester's b. e. Con Creak. 4 yrs. est. Sib 2 3 Mr. Belrs b. c. Alfred, 4 yes old; Oct. 4lb 4 4 Wes eMy. PRICE OF LEATHER. Betts, 50 to 1541b5. each 17.1 In 194 pe. lb. Ditto, 54 to albs. each 31.1 to 22.1 Dressing Hides 15.1 is 1614 Fite Coach Hides ... .. 1614 to 14. i Crop Hides 35 to 40 lbs. for cutting 15d to 161 J Ditto 45 to 501b 5.... Calf Skins 30 to 401ba .. rld to 26J Ditto bete 741 b• lid to 34.1 Ditto 70 tollelhai..... 414 to 29d Small Seals (Greenland) ..20.1 in 22.1 Large ditto 144 to 1114 Tanned Horse Hides Ilinsaish Horse Hides ..••...•... l6d to 21d ~, idgliKiiiMilair ...rrrsc NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. venvemeeme, MAY U. Arrived Ihe Beaver. fres Jamaica, and Iliad, from • ender ; sad Thetas, Tait, from the DOWro for the Cape of Good Hope. Passed hr the Isle of Wight the Valiant, Ferryman, from Jamaica he London ; and the Dutch ship Colosiat, from Alimonies, foe Surinam. ►sand by yesterday ter the River Ibe Careatie sad Mar. qui' Welliagtos, from Madras sad Beep!. rvirmorni, aux 27. Arrived yesterday the Hydra, Hassell, from the ss.ih whale &Awry, a full ship ; the ha s bees out three years turd three aisirrhs. Also arrived the Eliza, Douglae, from Names. amnia in Hemoese—Windsor Castile, Isepregnside, Harlevaia, Doi'even, Alban, and Wolf reader. At else laland..-areerful, Drake, and Providence remise 01111 M. Is the IlosadHelieota. Is Cahealer—Prim Frederik. edudours, NAY N. Arrival the Duke of Kest packet wish a mail from Lisboa, is tea days; Dove, Darrow. from Loodun ; sad Miley Wiwi, boat ditto, fo r Peneaatbsco. Pail's& the Geswwwir • Hareoesi, Wilma, for Doman, with loos of sesisUp.mast. saaincn, Nair Mt. Smiled the Prim:ens Oarlone pastel fur Honied, Bens. fog dilto for Coslmmo, and Thetis ditto fur Gotteaberg— all With mile. MAT 26. Arrived the George iteitertoo, lane, from Lisboa ; Her mits., Fsetie, from Pills.; De Jong Hernias Kiri ; Pon der, Deske ; and Wolfer* Seeger, from dowser ; Her esies, Everting, from Swinemende ; Gale, Hornung, from Serslesed ; crow Jacobs, Rork, from delierdam; and 'row Alia, Berk, from Antwerp. saaysisia, luir Arrived the Asia, Miller, from Batavia. Sailed the Woodsaaa, Belie, fur Bombay. DEAL, NAY 18. Ar►ived and sailed foe the River yesterday Ow Fortitude, Smith, from Barbadoes ; Albion, Nielsolsut; and Masten, Drummond, from Charente ; Gnostic, Blanchard; and Marquis Wellington, Woad, from Madras and Bengal. Caine down from the River the Hardys, Hardy ; and Whit by, Scott, for thiehee; Mary, Doper, for Sierra Lease; and Old Maid, Swath, for Jamaica. Sailed this nto;iting the Windsor Castle, Lee, for Madras sod Calcutta, bat put again this afternoon. Caw down front the NHMT t►e Alfred, Slowitnian, foe Constantinople; Flossy, Mobil's, for the Meath Sass; sod t►e Illeaina, for Marseilles. Aniseti sad sailed fur the give: the Fame, Trig:Sky, in 111 days from Lisboa. ---• By the 51st Gro. 111. esp. to. sec. 20. lbe ellow stnce from perishes to the families of militia -mesh. whilst embodied, is retained to those who are ma the stuff. sod Whited stew only. Yestathr—[w. Ittrroatiolieliday at an IM ?e We Mars. . HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE. Mervin 47 aficr 3. I Envie( 8 aria 4. PA KTN ERSH IPS DISSOLVED. J. Worowirk, IL Woolwich, sad T. Walnotioht, of Black.. hero, togravero to calico-praetors, May 23, 1010.—B. Whim' aged E. Illardoch, of Shiites, Eases, liabo.boroors, March 29, 1920.-1. Harcourt awl T. Smiler, of Ariillery.atrovt, arrosoodaiy, Limy, Mrathcf-dreorers, May SI, 1910 —W. Smith sad W. Aspery, of Brutua-strves. St. Grote, Ha i.aamer-ogoore, Roldowitha, May !1, 11120.—A. Hamilto n, pea. awl R. INlParfano, of Glariarro, &raker% May 1, 1929. —T. Jamas. Ir. Janos% and C. Savory, of &Wok &Amy. M low, May IS, Isis—a. Boyd mod Q. Tumor, of lime ISMllaars, coopers, April 14, 15119.. (f i risT= 1111pArs Illaraffe.) ~:. i. MARKETS. , CORN EXCHAN G E, MoltltAT, UAT ff. Om market easatotees abundantly supper wish all ma to of vait, sod she demand is but trid.oy, sr herb oressioos very heavy sale, bat a fro soperllate rum of White Wheat from Ems obtained Is at Moutlay's priers MOM all other sorts are 2s. par mossier cheaper. Batley is 44 per quarter lower lbws au this day wet*, lie supply hoarier hem vary mosiitembla Ma the mallemi trade over fur she mamma. Oats and Ream meta. per quarter Armlet, sod dell sale st that sluastmeal, owlets to the superalmadmes of arrivals. White Mid Grey reamer, to per quarter dearrr. CURRENT PRICER OF GRAIN. Whew. Kral Ilasestlis ta4 : Grey Prose Ma 41. Protrolk diu. ..BM 764 I favall Ream des 4114 ticervik.luita Ferrite ditte.......888 78a aye 24.38a Barley l4B 3441 Malt 6s. Its Mite Pam 228 348 Boilers 448 41. Tick d Vis 3114 s Oats, Potato.. !b 30s Poland Olds tee *Ss Fad Oats ..... los 14. Flour (per sack)... Ales SU Asps Seed, per 155t,.3111 401 SMITHFIELD MARKED, Monomr, MAY 59. There was a very short •ripply at market this storming of all deseriptions of Cattle, which has caused an advance ur price in evert article. Motto., Veal, Lash, and Pork, are also angmesited is price since km market day. The Hay. market is loweriag ow price, owing to the heavy showers of rasa. In Strew amid Cloves Owes is ma material almseatio• is prier. The following is • correct statement of prima mid mumbers:— To siva Ow otrid 11e5t....45. 14.1 to Its. 44. Mottos is 0.1 a M.. 44. Lamb.. 7s 0 , 1 to Ss. 44. Yea1....55. 14. is 7s. (Jul. Poet ....Ss. 0.1 to h. Si per 15... of elb. Elva 4 a Cain. Ai. . 8...1. 1 7540 A..p sag Lambs .... 10,140 Calves .. 300 HAY-11. Hsi... Si. 10s Clever W. Os. Meow ll. es. ARKET. 04. to 41. 4s. 04. 04. to I/ 10.. 0.1. 04. to 11. 140. et NEVIGATIII AND LEA DENHALL NARK ETO. (By ,h. Carcass.) Neer lla 04 to Ss 04 I Veal Mats.... Is 04 to Gs 04 I Pork 4. Sd to es Od L.mb is OIL is Ss. 041. PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW . 119. J411[1 • 9. Will . Hay Si 0.111 to 41 Sr 041 Hay.. 41 0.04 to 4110, 04 Straw Mr 04 to 1/ 13a 0.1 Straw.. 11 Ss 4.1 to 1/14. Od Clover bibs 04 to II lb. Clove►.. 6/ 6.0 d toll 7. 04 PRICES OR TALLOW.SOAP, oe. per lISIII. Tows Tallow GS. 0.1 —,. lid I Yellow Sloop Yellow RossiallOs Oil —.4 0.1 Mottled 9Ol White ditto—Ns 04 —. 04 Cord Soap di11..... 57. Od —I Od roves 94. 0. Meltioe Moir Mk Od -.4 Od Good Dregs 9. OS Ditto rooilt„34s Od ....• 04 PRICE OF RAW FAT. per slum, unlib Assisted by the Talley As stated by the Butchers. Metiers. St. James's Market. As Od Prise by Tsllow....Ss SJ Whiterbapellillfkl4 3. Id Arerage...... As PRICE OF CANDLES, From Tallow, Chandlers ROI. Pries of Candles, per doses, lle 64—MooNle, Us W. 5,1. per doom alluwai for ready mosey. PRICE OF HOPS, per Cwt. /ORM SAW. II Int POCK [Vt. Coot ....31 84 to 41 4. Kest .... 3/ 121, to 4/ 12. Soseex ..111 184 to 3/ 104 Swine: 31 3e to 4/ 01 105ez....81 184 to 31 184 Rears ....Si 34 to 41 Ss random, See, bl O. to GI N.—Ditto, seeped, 414. to DI 0.. RAW HIDES. test Heifers earl Peers (per Mallory .. Is LI 1.. 1. 10d 4110110.. Is Si In 2s 04 Market C*lf.. Os to 9..-..rli Middlings 2s Id to Is 4.1 Eug. Horse Os 0.110 Os 04 SHEEP SKINS. Sheep Si OJ to Ils 111 Lambs lts 41.1 to 4s Sd Sbesrlisis OILS, per Tan. of 151 Gallons. New Greerl.Wkale.. —4 281 Spermaceti Oki Pale Seal COAL MARKET. Mair g h. Skies at Market. Stip. Sold. Price. 211 Newcastle 11 Sr aderlaad 3 .... —s 0.1 to 30s 1141 1 Citadels 1 Calm DEATHS. On Sal neday hat, at Hiriar --- rtOic In his 891 h year, ib. WV. Ralph Mariam A►chdeacon of Titterer, Chaticellor of she Diocese, and Cason Residesiiary of Exeter. Friday W 1844104, in Iheb7lh year of his are, slier an ill. IBMS of only ■ fert hours, Jobs Lodge Batley, Eaq. of Yorkshire. Oa She 24th instant, at his bowie In Abhey.atreel, Car. Lient..Colonel &Meld. The early part of this gallant Glicer's life was spent in the 4 ' tented field," in India, where, as Adjutant-General to the brave minty seder the command of the late Lord Lake., lie Iril successfully through the several campaigns of that distinguished General. At Jamaica, no the 3lst March, Miss Popham, daughter of Sir Home and Lady Pophans. On Alon‘lay, the 27th, else complained of head-aria and slight indisposition, but she had been subject to little bilious attacks, and in the present instance nothing more sermons was in the least degree apprehended. Oa the following moo g she ac companied the Admiral sad Lady Popham on board the Sybille, bat her indisposition considerably increased dare iag the dry , au/ towards night (receipt) ',mistime appeared; it is needless to say that every attention that retold be pro cured was obtained, and even on the Friday mermen, the 31m, the physicians cousiarreel the pone iavatul bett►r. She however sank sway towards the midule of the day, mid at half past See breathed her last. Pf! SOCIETY ~ THE DMICHARGE AND Rsurp op PallibUssl / I PRHOGRED FOR 23141.1. LIF.IITv, BENEFAC Crews...wet, Steno{ Msv 3, 1020. TI ()NH SINCE THE I..V•q' a RPORT. vie —. Z s. (I 1.1 " ""2.• Pt', i l' , IP a ssy,Vies•Prerident ....A.m. S 5 0 / 00 PFI* lia""E'F , r 4 41 nor Whstmore and C0...A. 10 0 ,1 Nichols. Gerry, Reg, pa 1. R. Rake,. Esq. .. A. 4 t n David lialliberins. Esq. ,_ A 5 5 i 1 Jobe Crowder, En,. pe r 5 0 1 h,.. 25 Al 0 Jobe Ay.., Eel ... T A. 1 I 0 • A. L. Ulialtel•allt • Rag. •• • •14. A. 3 3 T. Wuhan, the. per firteeetary ... A I 2 0 Doyennes. Caryl* • • ,l .. Mrs. Crelke .•• • • •• • •.. A. 11 2 0 • ..A. 1I t Ches. lhafold, £.q. per Cootie sad Co. V A S , Mr. Itoolned loses 4 ....A. George Gipps, Earl • . • A. Col. W. L idle. per Costa, turd Co.. A. 3 3 ~., Mrs. Kaye Mrs. Shipman . ............A. 3 2 0 John Watts, Seq. per Reenter, A. 2 2 0 Woo. Hervey, Esq 3O a 0 N. R. Tube, Rog .. .• • 2 2 0 Lady Crilthope, per Messer. Hear•ii A. S 0 0 Wm. Hoer, Esq. Durient, per ilitio A. 3 3 it Mn. Merry, per ditto . 01. B Lister, Req. per dial. lO IA u P. Hentley, Eeq• •• • •••• q••. 1 A. 11 V 0 L. Kelliensy, F..sq Rey. T. P. White .................A. 'll 2 0 Jas. Hawasett, Esq. A. 3 3 0 I. H .. •• IP • a 0. V. per Mews. lismosi.o..4 1 ft 0 C. M. pee Teetotaler ••4,......•••••••. 3 9 lie -. Disehersed sod Relieved fres wariest Primes 0 1141 0 79 Deleon, for the seas of Considered Ibe Cases ef 37 emit ..... el's, Of which Pt were Approved. I Referred foe Characters, 5 And Rejected, 10 , Besefections are received by I Camden Neill. T.l. ISe Tresserer, Chryise.eallt. Chelsea; also by Memm. Herrin, F.rsiolser, sod Cs St. Jamen.sirrirl ; Mews. Hearst, Fleet. titre,' ; Mn.,,. Whitmore sod Co. Imedrentetrirm ; Menem Corhee mod Co. Charinperou; Means. Damien nod Co.. risiOs.lane. Cornball; Messer. Hamairesky'v Pe1t...5..1); Mrlivre Vomited C.. 77. Lombard intro; and bv Mr Go-me wl!, the S. tretory. No. 7, Crimea 'trey'. Sirati.t. *Arr.. the Rooks msy be sere be thorn elm art inetmed 11. siory•wit chi. Charity, and where she Society are' en the Ant Wednesday is every Mash. I NHE CORUIAL BALM of CHLEA i H pow. Klrs gnat riAracy in all nrevares distrrchm, •rill. *ek es , weskits...am, heaviness and lowerss or sight, confused thought, and nand. riiigr .4 Ilse M im i. vspours and melancholy. soil all klads of lit rumplainl-, whirh gradually go off by the sae or Otis salahrioes Is ticklers' 'lithe stomach. A slishrecres and oledrectimis, it is a oak and powerful remedy. It is admirahly calculated lo aford reli.f to brutes mid direesed enestilutioes,wherr 01 hrr remedies have beer oosoresoifei. The Cordial Belo of Gilead is wild in bootleg, Twice 11s. and 335. each, by all Medicine Venders in the Visited Eie. glum, with copiers directive's.; and in by Mew.. T H. Batter, Chesosirle ; Messrs. Baron and Co. ISO, lei. ford-street; Mr Ward, Holborn; and Mr. Stradlitr4, Royal Exellautte.—Ofirlioni may be had, price 3s. SOLOMON'S GUI DE TO HEA LTII, or Ail•ice tit f* , .01 Sexes in a variety of Complaints. Woh an Essly mu the Venereal Awns', Glee's, Seminal l'reaknesv, and that de structive habit called thiamine; likewise an Address to rents, Tutors. aud Guardians of Youth. The intention of this %Volk is for the 'spree. purpow sit warning )nttiti from falling into a delusive sod Attorney", habit, that fascinates the senses, destruvstb. hraith and spirit. a its votaries, and readers them kettle and inactive for life. Ity bra Alloesty's ROYAL , Litt fitats PA I . E6T. LEAKE'S (iienuine PILLS, jie.tlr fumes, Inc Caring, in all 110 Stows, • Certain Disease. Owe small Pill is a dose; and the taking of 4)16e MX, is • se. cent Case, will soon convince the Patient of the muting* of his speedy recovery. Nothing can be better contrived, now safe, or more convenient than this remedy, for %orb aa are obliged to go jimmies or te ass, as it seeds aw conasentroe. or mirsint of dui ; and 60 years experienee (in as mien sive practice) has proved that it will effect a care, when re. pealed sativattou and all other worthods avail sublet. For lb, Scurvy and other enmities! Disorders iltis Ifeskline bag not its parallel. Upwards of 40,000 pmt.'s's! both sexes, have been radically eared of the above creel Dia orders within the last eight yenta. Peep tied anal mold be the isle Proprietors, T. TAYLOR and SUNS, Stergioss o , at their lwaise Ns. 9, New Bader-street, in S.xes of only la. 9d. eselt;aluty isrludril.—N. B. Two back doses and lights is the passages at night. They ate also alibi by thew appointment. with copings directions, Cl Mr. Hepburn:, Toy•shop, 103, tisforil-street; Mr. Dishorongh•a, 7, Fiah. street.bid, nearly opposite she Meowerelet; at Mr. baskre's, Edinbergh; Mr. Newberes,. Dublin; and by ostepawsiass is every considerable sawn in Great Britain sad Ireland. Advice gratis to perms, taking the above, or saber of the Proprietor.' Medicines. —Gioia and Semi's! Weakensn eared, and letters, peat paid, answered. • Nee the list published by the Royal College 'flared's. Ssaviser is auto, form& is re. The trealeseou erikl—the cure eireetesl. ACANDID Eamination Profeemetial Per. tensions la only to be feared by those who are COO. seioes wf toeoparity. 1m pressed at an rely period of oar professitesal career with the importawee of • more minute atteutioe to a clam adv— isors peculiarly affecting .he pander operations of Niter., we boldly deviated from what ora• held to he medical wawa doay ; attacked the vauntiegs of roupyricisan, and, by de. feeling its vile porpoise, eonaider iusirselves justly retitled to dial approbation and patronage 01,:• h. (or twenty year., have rewarded oar succeieful and di vsneil etude.. The estimation of oar eoliglitriard brethren, witfngnrutly ap. peal to our °pillion, is an additional graise'elotti lu War pride, wheelies. aethority from the college itu:". strength. toed as it is by the most euthusiastic lnlinsoniata ... s almo4 emery Professor is the British Metropolis, aicleet sir I,,,,arect IMsaacliey of oar false from tun or rirsreperiwutatiue. The impetuosity of youth, or the momentary wart a: caution ill the maturer max, ofteu lead tii the effects of a eOwtaleionli disease; happy, therefore, may Ike early oph i ant be called, whose anxiety can be •li.vieted by a lee days' care; suit even in the more advanced wade., cheese ' Wilted by 'minerals, symptom., we con Mistime- oar &mi litia by rendering the irrairneut cure effectual. Seery organic change, sir fisurtoosol ilisterbaurc, ambit to Slur g tire economy, falls equally mitten iiiir province, awl will yip Id 11l oar attrelsua. Ammer these are diseases of the urethra, - weakness,. and emendations' Jr. of however Mug duration. The child of iiiaiiiiion twat' I.e restored to apritence, Anil, Instead of bi ing exhausted by Nervous Debility, he dill circulate the insulter proof of •igiwous impish. Thor •••••• • or en Advertisement do 11.15 allow the rLam,AcaGua of our subjects, hut they me amply 41.1. , 11eri ill a 11fork we I.lelv plibliabcd, called the ,E9is uj Life, 'lie rapist sale of whirl., aecompsoicil with au inie practice, arc walerwahle Psproofs of our general volley. The Book cuts he hail at VI, leroo/1i140., s • 66, Pail mall ; 41, Piccadilly ; 11, Priecemstreet, Sabo ; 174, aid 3%, Fleet-street ; or at any Booksellers. No diseases Ire felt with greater poi/saucy by the sufferer than those orresioned ly his owe imprudence; and in no costs of coeseltation is liberality of educative is the Pro fessor Ewe desirable, thaw where the moat enbooefiled cool dotter is placed, sod the most inviolable secretly is expected : thee the teems are plaitily stated at the list iwterview, or in answer to Letters nasality detailing the Pyisraiimm, and en eleslag a reminisce he medlciwu and advice, which am be weciJ. forwarded le soy port of the werlJ. GOSS sod Co. II R.C. Surgeons, 11, Demerhustreet, Fleet-street. —A private dew mod she imam linseed nod Publislisil as Toe Memel Pane .sr fag ewes Oise, No. 117, ibeed e by C. COIDIWILL. el the Illessi ~. ~~ • ~~ t I ~,~,,c, Bat . ,