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13IPERIAL PAItLIA lIOUSE OF LORJ)S, NoNDA - i• , r'Et SCOTS APPE4ll...,—JatileS .Craigtialli,n, the Rev. others! , , - In this • cause, AIes.J.J.T ? , Adam and i.lorner were heard as Counsel ...fortheAppellant. Further hearing to take plate I rbe aousehOld Bill, the Wellinolon , Estate,' the x cheepier Bills, the Rice Duties; the Order's in Connail; Spanish Red. Wines, Chocolate Duties, Post Office 'Franking, Malt Tax; Place and 1 1 0 7 4 . SlOll Duties, and Corn Distillation Bills, were se yerally read a .third time and passed, atitl a INICs • Sage ordered to acquaint the Commons therewith. The LORD COANcELLOR called their Lordships attention to the Appeal Cause, the East India Cornpany Antrobus, and others, which stood for judgment this • day, and adverted - to some consi tieratiOng "connected with the case,. which may render • some .farther bearing ,:desirable: , In that, view, he proposed that the case- should ,, he taken into fart4er.consideration to-morrOw, which was rikiet a 6c l Or dingly. • INin , COURTENAY and other MeMbers. returned . the Insolvent. Debtors' Bill from; the.Cbuintons, with certain Amendments- made , therein ; these were f . artliivith . taken into consideration. by their '_l:os-dships; and agreed to: - .The Household Bill was also returtred, by the'. , , same Gentlemen, With the acyliescence .of the Commons to their faordsiiips,Aluendwents therein. Adioiir ri ed . . . . . . . • • •- HOUSE OF COMMONS MeNDAY, D7.C: 21.• • . • . Lord CASTLgiAGH said, that it would ime.de- • sir . !tble,. in. Consequence of the presstit e of•business, tip have. a call of _the House on the 9t.h3- but• on, the s'Ziggestibri of the Speaker, it was put oft' to the ;10th. • , Mr..WITAXITOIC' brought up the. Copy of the - Oath taken by y Berk,ele y Drummond; on the. 17th 'January, 1812.-h - Ordered to lie.npon the table. The Connnittee.of Ways and Means, and, the Committee of Supply, were put'off to the 3d of ' February. • . • • - Mr. PEEL Cabtained leave to bring in a Bill to /..—superinteinti•the •Pubhc. and Private Schools of It was -read t tune, and' ordered _ beyead a second flume on the Sth of February. Lorcl , „ r L-ALMERSTO.N .brought up an Account or • the Estimates required for the Foreign Military -.SerVice;-7-9rdered to he upon the table. • Tbe petition of Capt..Englis was: read, and. or ' - Zered to lie upon the table. • • Ssr F. BURDETT.p.re-S-ellted a Petition from cer- • tainpersons confined.inll.chester gaol, on charge• :!it-rioet the Bath viection, complaining .of the. ~,Vard :usage - they feceived. The 'lion.. Baronet produced a small loaf, which he threw on, the floor of the House, and asked if that Was smith- . • • - ••eiefif tosupport.any man for 24 hours . The Petitionibeing read, II avEY-said,.that-that.part of the Petition related to quarter: sessjous was - founded in - -4 mistake. - thought it would be a dangerous ...precedent; if things•thatiroperly belonged to the :coguiLariec of : a Jury , should' -be -brought before that House. 4 Message was brought from the Lords, agree • ing to the • Gold_C • oitt.,l3ll4 and, several. other public Bills: ' ' ' • ' The4lebate on time qudfion that the Petition do lie-upon the, table was, then resumed,- - and 'after few remnarks ,from 111 r. Wallace,„Lord. Palmer= 'Ston; - Burdett, it was ordered to lie the-table:. • .• A-.'Message was.. brought from the, Lords, giv jug their Lordships' consent to the 4,,,Readments the 'House - of Commons On: the Bill for the Relief of Insolvent Debtors. - The House ,adjourned , ..until to,mcerrow. F ROM , /HE LONDON "GAZE' A; Dr:C. 19. • DIVIDENDS--At Jan. 12. F. Ward, Great Pentland-street, linen-draper,' at 10. Dec. 2 , 2;J. flhend and J. Satterthwaite; l'en-court, iusurauce ' brokers„ at eleven. Jan. 9. 'l'. G. Richmond, Church street, Rotherhitlie, met chant, at eleven, . - Jan. 16. W. Atkinson, Austin-friars, at twelve. . Jan. 19. A. Cederherg, late of Worship-street, engine and • tool-nay. ker, at eleven. Jan, it;. 'l'. Parke ' Hatton-wall, timber-incrchan .. t, at eleven Feb. A, J. Cliff, Aston, Cheshire, lineit-ilraper, at the George lup, Leek, Stafford-thire. Jan. .18. J. • Pacey, St. Martin, Worcestershire; hosier, at t•ict We; :It the house °C.lobn Isoucker, knowitty the name -,i>f Diglisszgreen, St. Peter the Great; Wpreestcr. ' Jan. 11, H. bord,.Mnitchester,cotton-twist dealri at-eleven, .• at the Star Inn, Manchester. Feb:l3. R. Anstce, Wuleet, Somersetbii6 initclier, at els-, ven, at New Inn, Horse-street, Bath. m Feb. 10. P. Hyas, Maneliester, merchant, at two, at the Brigewat&.Arnks . Milichester: • Jan. Rath, Anderton„ Cornwall, rope-maker, at four, • at-tlie t.Z.ing's Arms Ina, Ply-Mouth. - Dunsfer, Sontersetsbire, merchant, - ateleven, at the !angel I0;' Bridf;wittei : . Tehn. Bentley,. Wakefield, I ,rkshire,:'woolstapler, at at the Woodmen Inn, Wahe:lel.l. clan: U..Brookreati, - Winchester, tanner, at twee, at the G"Ege- lan,-Winehesta. , , 'tan..ls. N. Portee, factor; at twelve, at' the • .•- Royal Hotel, Birmingham,. - . . • 1 s: von 'and-and T. S. Liverpoel, mer chants, at-one, at the Globe Tue - crn,• Liverpool. • . • 9. IV. \`..fiJit, Tewkesbury, c-elonce.strzsliire„: linen • irlii`er, at eleveu;: at thesSWan Tcwkeshary. .Jan. Ellis, Corn -Dean, Gloucestershire, lmtclier, at eleve», at the Alarlhorough' Arras Inn, New Viciodstock, Oxfordshire. THE ARMY. (t:inctian.) SIP, ,„ War-Offile, Oct. I have the hopour, to acquaint pu,.. that his' Royal Highness the Prince Regent.has,.been . itra-:' ciously pfeased, in the name and. on the, behalf cif his 11fajesty, to order, that the rale under which the illowancesbf bat, baggage, and for tge money; have been usually granted for the fad establish ment only of a teginteilt, when ordered on foreign service, - and not for any COcers Suhsettnentl,7 ap pointed and ordered tofoin, shill be . considered as, annulled, front and. after the 25th duly last ; from which date it is his Royal. Ilighnessspleasure, that the -allowances stud' be issued' fOr all officers who shall actually 'embark, -unless they shall have previously received . field; allowariceS in the saine year, or shall re-etultark -for'foreiajt serviee, after having ,been at hOme on brave o'f ' - altsence for filch* private affairs, in which cases . they will not be eft tithul to the said allowances. I. have the . h6tiOur'to, be; (Signed)- PALMERSTON. Culontal of • RegiaKot of Foot. TWENTY-NINTH FRENCH BULLETIN ANTI CI PANED. ' Starey.l34Tivow,. Nov. 19. ‘' The winter is now' comptetely 'set in.. The army 'sin excellent spirits, thoUgh.uight birouack ing on . the 'rr - Ound - does . not apee with, thein Some of 'of,Patis, ..v,ho were joimieriy_ mechi4ttios';ll : ciVe ron'str.tlcttql very, neat ice, - which :are foUnd gi,reat Service. The 'tff.ts furnisted iu those parts, are be . aittifully.„ . at-rnv is 'supplied yrith most of to necessaries 'hi" life. Snow,_ in particular, is so ablitlatit, 'that - every )I.le gets as trotch 8s lie_ wkults for nothing. A scarcity of sloes is felt, - but these are things the stildierg'of Nanoleoli the Great tlo white. not statul "• On 1 ith,' 'a cloud of ,Cosseacks . *attached,, Prince Eekninhi. • The ene;nv ivas (icfeateti; am} our hrOve fallow - s took* pi'msession of. a forest in their rear with little diffietilty, with the exception of TO men; Vi ho march towards .M(%.`( ('li: order so intercept the Russian Supplies ; I:rince • FAintilit . c&Vcred hiniAelf with glt.-;4, all 91,which.„ he'curried ‘vith Ii into Liadi; on itl Ch place 14e • iii a movement I kue. 'The wcight ot gb, - )ry , was -o great; that he:, ..I(lged it )riident to leave his, iNiiirAnii's 'baton hellinn. On the followini; day the,Dnke of El , hingen covered hiniself:at.so with glory, all of which;to gether With a -WC 1.11.1 d; he Carried across the Dnie per.; -rrlie atiSsiati. General Millaradoviteh was completely defeated, his whole_ army sabred, and !le himself sia:4 - glad to consent, on a flag of,truce. being•sent to him at-midniglq*, to allow 12,90 g - cif, : our soldiers to join their•comrades on,tie.way to . • . MO CO W.• - • ./ " What the Emperor's next movement is not kilos-511." 'Some think he will go: to . Gallciia on n visit to his father-in 7 litsv . ' : others imagine he will imitate Charles the S,lltll of Sweden, by . paying , his coingithents'lo the (*onion VoTte.--,-, Perhaps he dill gaif Mte luny, is fie a 0 in Zgypt,. to prepare for the reception' o lis Soldiers at Paris'. Whatever this father of scilkers.fiiay 4.lecide upon, there is no - doubt of its 'being `exactly what could Ue svished ond - as Ile' - knnowslil life is dearertO ,ewrynion inthe army than liis own, his :parental anxiet y -tuna clotibile. consnle *the feelings.a. his soldiers, - by endeaVonfing-, in the first instance,' to provide - for histOWn'-szifety.' - . f,•*. • • ,The-we - atlietvis-heontiful, thee - road 4 superb, . the snow enchantingly is lute s the ice refreshingly. cold, the hail' reniarkihly seft, the EmPdor's : health c•xce:lent.,"hiS •COtidition delightful !"- • _ . . ~, from bf A letter fro an'Ofkicer on boaid'the --,:sloop; at Nlaita :-.:-." We haVe jtist fetprtied to his place, from 'Tunis, Nvh7tlier Wi.t cal ied 70,.00 dollars 'from Sicily, as the'AtAOril of the slaves ' of that - nation. We next proceeded . to Tripoli; the 13a.Thatv of vellieli having - learne&titat this tulips- Cfiable- coiicluct towirds - ilie Spa,niards had ).;fe - i ictati-ated by the' imprisintnient of ',lii . 3 Mini ter at (:',adii proceeded to . ,appiceherid every Spaniarcl in Tripoli ; but' the 'renionstrance of 'Mr. NVilkie and Creptain Crispin, Who pleaded the; alliapeehe-,. tween kireat Britain and Spain as the grountl :of their interference,, procured the liberation' of the Spaniard. - This 'ferocious , barbarian is at war witb• the Bedoitin Aralis; by . w.hom 'tie has been; defeated: Suspretinghi, cotirtiers of 'fteaclierv; in corresponding With' the enemy, he invited forty of theiii'to an entertainment, in the middle of which -- ; upon a:given signal; a guard rushed in, seized • •the guests, and bonnet 'theni, when 'this monster ordered twenty-fi've to be hacked to pieces, and hithself cut • the throats of the, remaining 'fifteen, Ile has likewise murdered his fatter, and , his elder brotlicr'; and, InoWinirthe e abbOrren'ee". ts . . . in which lie is held,-whenever : he quitS . the - city on atr airing, he generally . carries,2oo,oo ol . with 111141, leSt. , an•insurreetion should'take place among the - citizeus, and his return to be obstruet , .....d." '. ,- .:', respectable looking Wonian once stole a pair of shoes in the warehoitse of"' shoemaker of cols-, siderable•sal.cacity.=-4"b 'oWner Oli;erved her Ope rations in Silenec. Sorokin - 1c after, the lady,bay , ing 'attentively -examined a second pf!iii : of shoes, inquired the Pii4ce-L-:•-"Madam;*' said be, V0 . .,Y . . .2; ' . ~ CEIrfiFiCATES'-4:sN. 9. . gravel}.,,. " the sloes iii y - - - dur 'hand ,are 6i: --- .1.Ca1.,,- •.. • • .F,. itaildcll,;Bristol)cloth-InatiacaCturr. the shoes in your pocket IiNT gtitneas.7 "To pre_- _ a Siti'erloch, flavant, Ifturipialixei lihen-thaper,.:, vent exposure, the money was paid on:the spot-- ?...'Norri Manchestetonitiner. • .. ..„ .. .. the - surplus-over • the atilt' of the shoes'was ‘ givcit B. 7.,1.-ii..ri.iii ' dzile, St. Jahae - es-strea,(.',ook. • . So , , „., X.,,,tivahain, Live•Epool, nicycliant..... • .• .. , . - to the' poor: • itiettnilg similar to tnis_nappened 4. .')Jon • N o rior-ip.,- . the-,"Mocirs,,M:iitpril , hire,'sliopheeper. sonie time ago, in the city of J.rtiragh 4 :—.ltobert w. IL Hall; totion, L i ancasliire, cotton-luilouft i4ur r. Jackson, • .E,:iq.• observed a wealthy man stealing ; Nottilighbitn, hosier. • - • -. , . : •:. . I) Yell .. N-. Bury, Derwicy.-street, printer. -, .!. --..‘ -- - ' !.., sairte artichis in :his stores, lie instantly•sh,nt the - .1 "_,::•A' , l - • • - pi door, and openirrg his ledger,. exhibited, tin.ac - DIFI:IIO3UTIO T IN.r Oif 2111Z • A .,,-,./13,N.:EY.- 7 .1..ne Q uir- 3 a rdon, lot the .Fortima Cli';b:•:.,r(l..:it i:eitiT, iy , the l'A'ii inst. 1 COtifit. of, eleven - years standnig to '"lie astonisliet, ii , ! •,•calleA at '2B, Norfo ' lk- , ,i,v,:et.• 't. ,„ .:.:,, ' ; . pilferer: •In 'this account in stAted eVeryar-, phip;e. , •-fot L e C'erf on boar4, : a - i . :61 - teern,„*kii„tS. , ..innlay ; ticle' that 'had ••hecit. - stoljti 'Wont hitt * dtiriti , i that: awl..l:at fa,..fi.:,r tt,.:2 Ciarinitti", 1...1-.;;F..;aui.l ).-ii,'.4:,,pki -.i'24.1 ih,...t. , , ..• : ~ • • , T - -. • ' • • .. .1 ' • •' ' --, '. 1.• . 1 . mil, N' rf •;! - -S' r-et I.l , ith reoalitti -1• ,‘-i , ‘O-i 4,- tt•-' '•'' •'• I),' , 1 0 , 1 , liV4ll ,tne respective tiatei tii.l.'..t tne...iieft • Tli, Vi.) ~.,1- , loVI,a Vilte tie 1.74_ , :1,, on ks.o.t'd,':..t , Deal - 01 - 1 the (ii 7 Thi , ,f, , c4bic.r. ' N on ~11 , S , ~ . you • - -.‘ ' Y' : S t •." - i • il b e "." •'s-ld'int; , I. '"i ll4 '"tNu:N" - ' . ?•t : . '"l4 - j' . l":`'e ,s t - I . J- 10 ‘• - • • lee .th , r, - baktuce - yOu owe tile, it is 1, - 03,,i,?; iiilC--y9ll. r 'n,,,- . .-tiritl,thigt„fpy t.hero:•:; oil ilerl;l.',d . ii :.t. at No. 22, • , •,. ' • • '••,• - .• , .." :...-- 1• . .Noo, l ,k,sireet,,,?ierii,tiCt. , . . ' • . . ~' have: hiaste - no remittance., tiwiT is !, , ,i :,tiling to . • 'flie Parthim:, - Nr" the fro Wenntn . 1.1-.iier.'nl,-e; 'and' 1,.,, ~! yqui , ereilit--p - iyin -- ni;w; or you in i.l'i'll t() (ittrii. cc J.duri'6 14.'>::'iiiiii44',:ini I).iard, at P.,)1...:11::.:;111,t, ~ir iivh 2:),111,04,t,. ' ‘ , :de ''= The fri;.;;Stened thief nai , l, •:,ie ;;1011CV 011 the recatied".l..et.N,2B,•Norfollitst••e,r,:straitil. •;' ' . =v.! , •' ' • , . ---', ' ' '.: • t - ,• ..,,,; .' •-: f!. '!..tsbe Co; zi.tq`ror, Lou tlie.:tai •;' , ,12111.;1it . ;3,0a the "220. init. i ; r eL . : slolt , afia a 'lllgie • en t • l 'Y ' )111: `''; ) , .' l '''''' ''' 1 ii . le f , . ! C1.,, 4 ' . kkAtil at N•1) i ...,,i.t - e, Ctialitili.'s fiii. • , -..- • ' .- - ' ditar:,' closed' the 4 , !count. • , .. .7 - `4 '',2,, % ••.-:.:•, •••• I.GENDUN • Prlit.d by Wo9b,- of :22 ,It uss . ol-cotiit, 111 ) -tIL,...—t;cyt, Covent At the NQ. 112 . ; witae tjr(lc,-,10; t -,1-!;117- L\ W REPORT, -4-f t vktiv L OF - I(V(i'S Ist;Nc4.4 Dcc. Q 1 -• ••••• • A SS-11;-Ti'S E Ag.i.fE:\ ; . H R N . .." • " This was an action , by: Oie AsSiriee's of a.bank--.. rupt, to recover- the stri)oft.l2•soif which. had . been paid :to the defendants, bankers. in South - -; . w . ark, in cOnten . iplatio - ri of:ban-krill - it:4i and with • A View to give toern inn -undue prekre:liee over the other creditors; It ;-peured that the 'money .was remitted 1'1;0'M s ‘ lVliiiicl.;ester in the \k. iBOB, .a time 'when it *appeared; fruni tine 1> 11 tint coin . letter, he was in' such a E tate' of inso:vency, that tills afraid of rettfining to hiS-owp - howe far fear, ,of being arrested. The defence was, that the money was notApaid with a view to give the defer,dall.ts an iindue ierenee over' the other crediforS - ;: hut tint they obtained 'payment by-Urging the bankrupt, under the threat of ' pfOceSs..ag . ainst :ro prove this - Case, - the brother'bf - the liankr - upt was called ; but from his evidence it appeared that lie was-guarantee to the-,Southwark hankers' for his brother, :the -bankrupt; atitt- that be 'go( him, knowing . his insolvent state, to remit •to the de lendants, to' save hinitelf harmless :'(in his gtio. rantee. The Jury found for the plaintiff-Daniakes 125)01. [FROM THE BERLIN GAZETTE, DEC: The latest accounts from the'Prus!iati - corps -ire - the vicinity :of C ourland state in- sitbsonce• as follows : = The, garrson of. :Riga time alarmed onr•advaneed posts - , and iliadeinoce- menu that threatened our right wing, prisoner General. Luderes' . Frith.. a small :payt.:; 4 seventeen Men of the battalion of Fiisileer . &•, 'the Puke of Tarento determined todOve r ,the eneitiy 'hack "to his pOsitiiin hi ore and_ fpr that purpose s e,it the Frit .ii .(ierieral of wit 6 611 the rah i6ok the einainind,of: ail , e4iectition - fcr, that purpose, whico compietely • 'snecreded.'" According to the report of the. Mar- tliCenerny,lY this e x pedition,:which scarce cost cisthit•ty Men in killed anal wounded„ lost from twelve to fifteen Inuldred prisoners. ConSi derable reinforcements have been ordered to the • Prussian .aniliary Corps ; • - • An alarming accident pecuired at Worcester on Friday. Mr. T. C. Stretkdi, auctioneer, belag en gaged.in selling off , the furnir.iirc. of • t ;LI Church-street .; was-holding up - a swing 'glass :for sale; and at the close. of the bidding - s Was ing, as. usual, going! going ! going ! when the verv,instant- he struck his' hamnier; and used' the Ivord•gf.nie! the floor broke in, and precipitated auctiiipeer, looking glass, and a room full of ti M, women, and children, into the cellar be lov.=The auctioneer wastbe first perz.;onextriCat ,; 0 from this perilous . Situation ; he escaped with only a few bruises, by cliMbing over thelbodies of his companions in trouble, and as soon as he was able.to :get-into. the street, he nuist humanely ex horted all the passers by to assist him in delivering his-fellow sufferers frOni their 'imminent position, which. was rendered doubly alarming by their fear of the house falling in upon them. They were all . disengaged' from the cellar, however, Without' any ,qt,b'ey bad consequenecis than severe bruises and one broken rib. Two children, about fOur• years old, escaped rnost.providentiaily,.by.timiloling tin 'ile . rneath the hollow between one, end of . the brOtien bean - I:which •lodqed ao- ainst Ole , adjoining . „ - landlord of the principal inn in Carnwath' was found On . .'Slinday set - might drowned in-a gra vel-pit.--He had gone: out to take the air, and • • was se on the brink of.,an old fitt4rry, froiu inich it' IS suppoSed he had fallen .'a hen retp . .. He only . Caine `to tbC.lioue at'lartin, • mas'; , (It iiioie than tyvo or, three,,Neeks „ . . Aiiiinufet skeleton, placed in aperpendicular,po helid as,. lately diS edver`ed 13 some .iivorlimeti employed in deepening the Ivaults'6la liOnse inthe:South-street of Perth. This house had been occupied as a tavern in the „exit-.1744,.-Uutbiti host a•nitfarnily have long been numbered with-the-dead . ; hut 'it still lk'elsit the remembrance- of aged people in Perth, that a 'High gentle,man. ; suddenly disappeare'd :in that to- . 'vero in the year already mentioneJ; On Sazurday morning GorleStone f yawl, with eight men, .went out to. SVllle of the ships in Yar mouth roadS . , and, in returning for the pkr; fortunately ,upset .; by, whiph,moancholy. -circum stance 'they all niet a watery grave, except one Man, w)iu reached the shore. • One of:their com panionsstanding on the. Piextbrew them a rope, and being entangle...o with it, fellfrom off the pier, end was dr.)wned. They have all-left families. , Thlir.,sday . nutnerOus _and highly,. Lespectable bOdv of • Clergy aSseinbled _at •WcilA, to..consider tile propriety of . petitioning, Parliantent•on. the subject 9( the Rountn atholie The chair was taketi.Mr. the This Archdeacon TURNER, who, _after, a siiitable address c proposed for the adoption of the.Neefing,a Petitionto both houses 6f Parliament ;” which bejug secoudFd by theitev. ri-inLorr, Archdeacon of Bath,. was unani mously approved: QUEEN 7 ,SQUARE.--satur6y, a Jeiv, -named Sumueiss underwent -a long examination, charged with having purchased twenty guineas - in Old from Paicc, belonging to 'this office. • It ap peared tin,t in consegnence7of private inforration, that Samuch had been for sonic time. past dealing in the trade of bilying ,guineas. Paice so com pletely di nixed himself,'as - to Create no tisnicion whatever of his'intention in‘wisbing to detect him, and: on his being introduced to hiili he Olkred Ric gold in toestitin whith had previonSly been Marked by theScilieitor of e-Mint. Samuel's, without theleast hesitation, gave him 261..f0r the ivholu being . :lff the - rate of 2.6s:.'per guinea, tilting the:officer - at the Sallle .. "tinlC, that titYy lie Ar'onlir bring hini lie would readily.give-the like_ Om for each glliilCa: lKtr,c;alfr being co4pleted, Samuels was apprehetaled by. 1 47, •a n tt on seurching hint *large quantity - of gold, -more than that which- he.had been just purchasing, was foa ,- .4 on him, as welt as .a.numbei:,of hank notes. The prisoner Was Connuitted to:Tothill-lit.,l‘ls,' itn tit he find in the . sum of 1. 6 0 ' eac 11; with his own - 0120t.q. to awyeSr to this charge. i..ONDC):': 1', 7 ,:'-,11i';:c:' . .',.,'.; , ~i 1. '.'t-..1-~-. RETlfltl'; OF WfiILAT i: , ;" NIARi.;-.i.A%'1 , . 'By • Mews% Cp.: I. ii and NI A 1.. r As, Meal ‘Ve,, , ,,lrets. _I • : inch:dim; ontv.trarn Dec: t0 , •13e.e. rt. '2t Quarto•sat:4o 0d.., x.. 0,39 '278 ' .37. - 1425 od_ . 1 434.. at. 2.7.5 od 4.4 - ' 245 it 1 . 2,65 . od, 67 —7.— at t4os od - . 1415 , --- —4-'-'af . r2ss od 16 . '434 . 1 96 .3i7 ----.---- at 1.37. s ad • 62 -.......,..... at Ins a d ric..i. _od I . 96 .. a: 12,0 i 080 . f 164 ..---".......... at 135 s od .1 8 .3 ' at tiEs od 13 0 9 -----,---,- at r34i oil '" I 5 -at rrss ad 1.26 . ---,--7.-- , - ‘ at 1 i3a od • . 3; =-E at to-/s a d 977 . ' .at 1 344 cit 9 -7---r-,arros.i . od • 9 17 -----= at I3JS od . 64 . at ro?s od 6) -m-r--;-- at t29s or: 6o at 47's cd Tota! 9 ? 477 Quarters 4s, vlit..lligher t verage 13 fS. 3 t • 11311 last, Return. Fr'olit Dec. 5 to Sacks. s. d. F.T - URN OF 1 . 1 i) Dec. t i. From the Sacks. s. 6. U cricket-OiEce. Szicks. S. _2O„ - 11 5,0 330 iny 15 o 4 to 114 o :3? to& 5 135 e . . , spo7 Ito- o '93 —ico o • 2," —;.oz . . 109 ,-- 10 5 • 1 :0 1050 ! p8 )1F . 1 6 I'ota.l-17,,,10$ tog:. 610 r id, tilaulast return, DO E. Corn-I nspectoi's_tt etkint.-- - -Thtirsda, DE C. lyht. per1b.1.34 - 'os to" 31 os Beans.- tpks od to izrs eft B ley,a per .qr: - :"ii,),Xtb-6sfr . " l ,<litv ditto. - Coi.cd to 74s ed. dlu 49s ofs7.s od , —sod to --s od -Pease,. 85s id t0.875.0d. SE,E* I 4. , • Reci Cloiei( Foreign) gqs - to 13 ; 55. cwt. - Ditto English 1%1 }lite ditto-. rocs. to tvs; dc,.• Ry e .G ra,s -Turnip. White' i2s od. to 7.frS: ;Red :411 , 1 (Ireen :•*" a od. Ito 265.. bite &I.oslard Seek., -- 'l2s od. to tiffiviO dirt!, •• 4os: od. tO.'44s. cc.. (2 - rraway seeds - 755. od. _to sos rd. f.t,rin Wet dis. ; 35s 7d: to s i i , ci p e - • tO : s. per fr. '1 :t4il - - -dos to 635. irin - cant. Cinary t t s. Jo, 12os 0:1. , :pv.: qr. .Cakd at the Mill,. ;71. I js. der tho,u4 • • - 1 1 1{11=1; kl;.iii)l)c • NENv saGs. - tistn4OcKETt. Keht, 101 . : os 131. os. ••• q• SusseK, Si. oi. to 421. Essex, tt3l. Qs, to 1 ct. Ca.,4 f - aritlYttlt," 161. os. Old Daty laid ht LS, . • • , NE.WG AT E AN I) I.EA.I)EisTEA. L.- R liy the citrcase. 'eef - 4s. ofi. to ss. 4,. 1 Waf ,:-rton 4s. ott. si. Pail; _4i. 4 1 . to 4(1. 4(1- PRICE of L if E R perl ) Butts, 50 to 561 b., each. , • Ditto, 56 to - 661b. each - ( :••13. Merchants' Backs, - • 22.1 4 , Dressing Ilides, - •••• ••1 - • to -••• •• Fine Coach (fides, - - Ll 10 2d. Crop Bides; 3; f0•cr. , 117. for cutt Ditto, 45 210, t alt Skiats, 3o t0,401b. 3z , 1. Ditto; • 'so to 791 b. . 1 Ditto,. , 70 to 801 h. 3S it.: 45d,per'l h., Small Seals (Grevland) .335. ad. to' 3-4 s. ad. Tsi Large ditt0,. - t perltrizen.' Goat Skins' ••• 345. to 625._.perditto- . St Twirled Horse Hide* . I '. - zid. to 2.91. . .. _ .r . .. ~ RAW ti I 1).E.5.. • • -' ' Best neilerslr Stiets,rper st.L ,Ordinary rs. fed . .t n. ..2A,:,,:ce. 3$ - arrtd 33 '6d Market Calf k7l 011 .--gtch Middlings as .3d to 3s ::-liiii- EtIO-Irrtse - 1.4 s 6(1. , :, i _ t,63,..)i,,. Shearliiigs . . - ..: 36.EL:to 644; -- ' . p It/ CE 01: T 41,1 i OW, : ',.: . ' St- jannessiltli . rket ' se. id. / T 9 wp'rai k cir: , 21. 7 , 5 ,-. 9 ,1,... ~5 , ,, Clue Market 1- ssi rid. r "'"effOlv Ruisia493. ~ .-...:-,---5. Wiritechay. Market Ss. 0,1.. WillfeAto.a... :.:.f. --;. ft.!. per stone otllb. I . .. :li :,'?.! + ; ..4::t123 1 Slettio . g Bt.nti:, - zi .0 —„,-;.„ Average price, - .7. .3s, td..' :1 . '4 . 6) Toti s gii 4-s 0::.• - -- , - . i - -- :Grave:z6s... , &.a. . ' Gooa iregs 14 - 4.. , 7•2. .-'..?' . -Neliow:Soap, 965-.:--L:Moitte , i, i ioi:—CLin.i, ;:,:,1. - ~ .. -, i' . al It) I 445. ' Price of Candies per dozen. ri , ...bi.---Nirztilit, f ; ;lii4., 6d. per dozen apowed rot ready ex t koey. , , ,,tx.l. ~.A _-. Ar'~y_..~-r St. fAM ES's HAY. Ft.,6 311 Hay, 21. loi. pd. to 51. 15s. z,.6 Straw, 11. 19i. oti. to; NV HITECHAP - H A V'l% , l‘.AR Hay 41. Gs. to 51 . 44s Straw - ;I. od. ,to 21. 6s nd.,t3.v'ef Clover 61. Ids. ed:' ,os.'ozr —A „ . . COAL-MAifkl'i l l';.DEc. 214 . , - Ship ; at Mar Act. - ' - Stallis'sule.: ' ' I'r,. 466 Newcastle 4 . . - i . . . & , . 4, 0,1. tk, -;-..-:, GI. 1 Suutletlanti . . . 1 .' . . 47 , , Gil, 1R4,-,-- , -ii.t. 1 Cinders - - .ti. BIRTHS. On the lith inst. in- Bentincji-street,,MancbesteT-scivlre, the Lady of John Norrii;Vii. of 4,Sork. • . • , The same day; at the liairsc of tier luntbei : , Nlrs. Golden-square, theLailyof ItegerPart i rifige,-ESti: of ;b-,Daugh— ter. ' 141,k1tIttE1). On Tuestly last,' 'Richard Watt Wather, 1:;(1. of 'Nlitheil Groye.,in the County of Sussex, to- Carole itaughter late Henry - Swint:tune, Esq. - -- • • . - ' • ()lithe 17th loss. at &eston, Cheshire; tli4 Rey. W,iUc.nt Courier), son of John Christian -Cuilineutatni, to Miss, Nkirsaret"Ewing, Ewing, Esq. .of lock-place; I•oulianati-sqtraf'o. • • the . 19th in t. at Dishop's-liall, near Tarintort,j - ietry Lark, of Upper Bedford-p1a1...e, to ilary,;onl4i-,:li t vAlliter of St. Albyr) Gra.veno - r, Taimfati •On Friday se'oniglit, CAvtain-Hay, ,c4itcp•to'Nfaror- Genierzil Robertson,. .to Louisa Margaret,. ozily- of JOha Thorn -Arm, Esq. Deputy Coitunissary 7 Ci.ga ; qkalx.4 Easteuit'Dittriet. • . - • - -- DIM). - On Saturday last, at Penhurst, in Kent, 'Airs. Wakefield, widow of the late Charles Wakefield; Esti.or that : place, ,in. her tiSth year, l'auch and desd'rvedly The sanie inorinng, .Bank; - Alast:er Wig-ram Tizuins Clad r., aged. SeV4til nears.' • On the 17th inst. at .‘shay-d-la ;;:ouci, ; in the &4th year,of big - age, Samuel Webster, &j. Solicitor of that place. Oil Saturday, the..itb r inst. at Paisley.: - 'the n 417.11 year of. her awe, Ptnelope; ,second dau,:k•hter -. of Mr. Dquald - "lercnant, OlaS ,, owt and wife of Mr. John Clarlf4on, Mann-: factacer, I'aisie y. On Saturday se'unight, aged G 2, Mr. Henry Llewel t ljn, of 'Nohle-street,'Cheapside. • ' A few' doss zip, at Teitwood; , near &)ntkarnyti;n, 'Mrs. I-Tooker, relict of tkke.late i The.'ma.s I:looker; F.sq. of Tuntaridge Castle, I,cnt., On the 16th ult. at Southampton, 'Susan Leei wife of ~.• Mr.'Peter Lee. , • .• •. , • At - the Oldtime-pits, at Dorking, Mrs.-M.- Peers', wife , :ok Mr. dosenh Peters, after a long it Iness, azed*3B_yeart.... • On Friday, the I tth inst. •ailits-isims,.• • 11131 OSbOFI., ~;. 4Ked 7a, years. • • 0,, •1,• , , , • 1 ksika,pi , , aftk•lr - ft ;41 . 1\150) 1 4 :4 1 . , • •• ' • •• , • • ~ , s iv!e, Mr.'i`i;s l ll sL, lac suti of the itt , . , ofltistt, if. O: c yl, kLI ehn st •yOar of he 7R-lin<ktt: rah, • ' ~f Tqoley-sireet,'Southwayk, \w..t14.?..412. the Culiii y of 3 .~. - h-, ^.Y~ -i: :l,• '-;•• - , 11.It;li 'NV Al'lti AT L()Nl)ON'itttl4. itfte,x. th'oxiltegit:fief' • G: . st, • L e; awl Publish'cci 6y Alt NIIOY.at SCRIPPS, Small N,l,wit,ni-Streer;G'lCNvetioi-siitiku , t the Ptipe "Lents for th'e. Eaior, &c. (post paia), muttiie tiddrcsst•ti-,•; - - , . ~ J.