The Sun. — London, England, 1816-02-06 00:00:00

Oaom , gaga. THE lONIAN ISLANDS. DPC. ,first news of the re . _ tett atilisb of the Republic of the . Islands WA leCt - ,11/Cti - here with a joy than is. borto be diNcribed. The 'happy corisequedees it Will have for us are beyond all caleulat itom tt,E vetutioosid our neighbours, every where • protecteilliy.the triumphant .flag of. Great Britain . ugaiuia the rapiJie of the curairs, ourvisbeis Will turer "the Adi iatic laud the liediteriancab, and 'aburalatiee atid encouragvn'xur to indus try, whilst products roseire us a re whto once they can he'sen't.wit bola (ibst at le to ril teeth. Closely umted by a rotation (Jousts. by Eug!atid, the •hkssings of frecdont, aod industry, tuubt , 'won elc taie tl,e ionanuants cat this young lie Ste 10 a higher degree of intellectual mul ruoratcultivatiou;wlrich tNiewi limn hence over the• whole coutineUt vf o ,,in:cce. A plat.e of refuge far .every, Orrek, who ,I;irus to eijoy inleace the w • liar, arquirtn ahroan, or to tiuhdrilw 1111.1150 . f troll) the .opprrs , iou of the Tutls---itic.reasing power ttilcl 'porkglotion, we shall he proutl to iiiaplay tO'-bOuthkrir • &Olie the 'exampre• - and truits of political koul religious toleratiob, - and thus' to form a liok tit the:ehain to embrace the toitiei. , of the North and of the South, awl luring deem to each other. . We should merit the , I;epro.le!t of the • blackest oiratitutle,, it, with encotpagiog .peer-Deets of • futurity, we (did ho! with . prolound regard into to. whom NA c oidy owe Ltiew ; who led the eyes ' v 1 migi.ty monstrelia ,to look favourably open us; who, inspired oy ardent old Greek Patti (otisni,. employed all the pgmets' t t dmilence, all the persevcraoce of urine, to obtaiu for us ap hide adene of Weft v , e will show 'outset% i.ts thy ; who, amidst the' din of arms, iu the cop (used occupation of the head-goo in the splen flour of entiitsand enzert 4111110'1(5, Hini , ist 'he most important I:atoms of the Vienna Congress; :never 31,;1it of the little gave him ; who, with the Iwesagiug. septinteut of better tidies in his bosom ' may reckon himself Atw,nig ji t hel)effir(oll of nations. We speak of our couritrytuati and triend, Coon! Capu d'lstilit: JESUFI S. .....Rowt, JAN. 18,--The.congregation nf Ehreio tOtil tike, greatest zeal to re.vb relattoog with vdri.otts l ows of the tis,>rl.t. Juts ot the most hitpity restiltb tindhuht cols t 3 the ~ pecialproteetioit.tv Ipesoinrs liktve obt.,ioeo and Ahyostoia..., T.ltey write frimt tit .rit the Eatiwror,' having. c+b {siinitt a 111)01't Itt)111 tvewslitp:nt the ..I,llllCht es passed agatost thv Jesuits, wrote in, the I' tint it the.report, with.hot tett or iodJible " Let the' E,iitt a the II th Xttotory, 172', Leak: to by a tats itt tile Empire. Thure is Only oite.t..riod;. tsntl Lois God eattoot:be blientled with the divcosity of name* which are Ativeti to hi m ." A.oy thing:written ivith the red pencil C 41,1 11,-10- be reedlleti decrees in other colours may be altered,. . Accorti:ltg to. this Imperi‘l deciaion,• the Edict of 'Toleration of the Greed Emitting Kttng 111, of 1672, and that of • 1711, nave Ileeti again tran-' scribed trout the Tribunal. of Rites, and •transtnit. tett, sealed with the Great covered . with yetlotv Don Gaspard della Crace,it ttognese. It is tentarkat.le that it Was a Dnadnj. cal, ui thiS n4ine, and of the stoic nation, who, i n 1536, nab the titzo to introduce the Chr::diatt teitgiint itt i Lhilia, Not hittg out be more ugree. util e to I ot• Collet of Rome than tit see the Chris thin h i; ion ititt minced into so extensive an etn line as that of China, at a p.riud in partiett'ar whin 'twit or the Print is of Europe, by probla.in ing the tOleration' Or religion in tountik.s-essen thavCtitholie,'leetn to blacken - the' tits which iittiteA thent to the 11oly rut vtith the most lively joy ila t:slo , s ',Oc g Enthur Della Croce batl.the hole, it to lit pre.sented to Meet by I'd& Eniintine the Cordiaal Secretary of Stmt., 411ong lath It the loot' nnViee Chine4ie Jetnittg, w , o were to the audience Chatnbet by ill. Con cehit.6, Director tit the Propaganda: ‘Ve thicr the Edicts of "thi*Chioese Ettlidi'or reached otre.Couirt through the' Porto.. bur. ze Atith;tscolot'. Twelve Jeiniti vt r in b e ~,r nt to :China in the sprint;. flit Ilt,liness h..ks et 1;• "dressed a billet' felicitation to the 'Emperor of China, to thatk Mill. We are even assirre'd that a 11011 issnedlo regulate the discipline of the Chines churches. 174 . 9 5 F vlto have liviitt rather gay, and ore .844,,entei . ing into eoajagal felicity, are in fo9ked, that Doctor COOPER, and three Sur, geons, of long experience in :Strictore,i, Fistulas. arisinglrons warm Climates, Jo‘coilc In'Aiseretions, Ate. have established a 4 11,l'arti.tt Chariot te-honse, Client 'Clotrlotte-street, oppoilte the Iteverencl Itowland Hill's Cha .ilfd; illAckeriare-load ; by whom the Ptiblie 'are c o red wis omit salivation or confinement. Ti.e. i‘lcrlital Board claims the attention of those who . . . . love at 0 !opted the core' A or who' have coosoited men ignor,sot of smimpottant ti branch of the Trat' , 'isioo, whose impeoper . treatnient ['nye 'ruin *ell thoostinds. litotcbei on the head, face, r.rol 'body, sor,e , eyes, throat, inotttit, and nose, ve!r tigo,. in' the ears, deafness, dimness of sight, 'paitis' the head and limbs, frequently mistaken fot theutuatistn i ive,tkness in the knees, nodes nit the shin bone,i, swelled alleles, B.e. • • a..‘e V7MpkOirVi V ,I , IAC; , % ars after, and . ..too often embitter the rnatritnottint . state.--3 , 1;:•35r. 'Chaff:it and Co. are consulted daiti by all eanits of peap:e, froht tnielVe .eiglit i.or h Ictter.in olwiinvi (for tn) others ate :41istvere(1); their case, when 'Medicine and the best advite is sent to all parts of the kingdout. They Cure the Tiles and Fistuba without bui.nit% or cutting and 'give advice gratis on rfuesday,,lll9rsclay, andS i tn _ day till twelve o'cloCk. X side door, add prii•ate room for fenodes.--Medical Gentle -00n, who estieild wit& tkteir faaiitts, we - prxicat dui-400 coltuttativn. PIE, . . , s C o u rt HMO?. ASUARDs, JAN. 22.--At a Genenit....mint lie s .:l at PasSy, i,r Frioce, nti the 300 ) Ocioher 1815, 'and (motioned at Ilonlogne by atl jottritments to tile 13th November following. .I.ietitettant . 3tNI.JNS anti Unsign EAtiLSt 12th Regime" tttF 4, ( l ‘, were arraigned upon the • • it. For heitavin:; in a scAntlabos, infamous manner, such as is unbecoming the chat ncier of an alieer and a gentltuati tkat is to say, the a,aiti En•ign Earls in - giving the tic repeat ediy to Liettletra•A itial.ins, and using; other disgraceful and I,rross lauguaite; and the said Licotenaut itt assaulting and sti Earls in the presence of several s 'of the t ttli reghatfat,ni catat, Bois tie Boulogne, - on or about the.'27tli day septeirater,r, 1815. - • Fur disortletly and tinotlicer-like .conduct, tending to the.pril odic, of godal 'Wier and military di,ciplinc; that i s to s';iv, the ;Aid 'Earls inning ung'entieninn-like and rePr.ndehttil laluitiA;;tb Inwards Lentettant Jenkins, and the said Lieu'. enaut ,Itikims in _continuing the quiarrel, and threateoing- l:nsigu Lai is, and etterwat us giving him a hIONV, in the presence of several °dicers of the 13th regioient, at the time . atul , pluccaliore-nientioned. 1.11):4 in whit. ti Charges 'the Court came ip the 10110%04e tircibion , , The, j— tlourt having Maturely andd eli berately weiv s heit: tin; evitknce adant:et!: in sniiport of the 111a.)ventiott, to , . ether ‘viitli,what the pi i.mtiers.have t iegyeetively ol:c;cti , .tieience, ib of opinion as 'I fiat Licinclia»t Jenkitts is ,g inky of blow to Ent.k, as suited in 'the ~ ccood charge; but On eery oti,et part of llte t%6) charges it Acquits him, and sent ePet's the said Lieutenant Jenkins, to, be publitly awl beytf•oly repriohltided. . 7 . !clic . Court boils 1 4 ;lisign tads oli!tv nn . t r he en tire of both Charges, :411(1 in tniting a SCA fLa le as, int/11110ns manner, suet, as IsAinin,com ing tilt: (A)il aCter Ot 011iCet HMI a G e litleinun, and c 0105,4 queiltly tictitcuccs. hiur to ; he tlibcoutgcd from his .N.lajlisty's XIILITARY PROMOTICYNS. 'llO5l AL To. he, Inspectors ,of Ilosp1:44--pepitty Inspectors Abraham Lioltuti, hohert tirleyks, unit *Min • - . • • • To be Deputy,-Itispectors of Hosp;ta4.—titatf-Sur t ;ton John • li...oktooe, :vie4v Somertille, promioed—Poy , ociitos to the . Force* I.„)twarti S o nars. 11. 1), anti Lelooriere, M. D; stall'-tiol'4 , euu , Chat les tirllli';lls, lilctieos • uale, Ely crony, Jana. St rAchao, and Thooois Draper. . - To be Hospital-.des stunts to the t.iirco—tiost;itaOlates John Hell, Juba Charles Petet. Mitury; Peter :41aelatti:;:itio, Ft-liners Olirieo, horiLt. Cot,,orein, Jaiticit til46,. , ;vioge 1.:roo Julio Colvtlir , awd 14Ittiaat miushaoi, aud I.:rown. To be I.).lluty- . 1'4414-,:yOr to - thii Forces—Pnrveyor's Clerk . Henry C ummins. 1 1 / 4 1EmottAspum--.-Issistant-Surgeon Isriac A uf the Stli Drisgthuiliutwil,'issiiperseucci, bei..g nitimut lium It 106. ..a.ettc.6 Of the Oh and 27i II Jun. Isl 6. Gt I+ Gary istin. Bat taboo—For Luke Lucas, Gent. to be Ensign, lassus, (tent. to be F.:ltstipt. Ltd Ditto.-IFor rmsigo Elias It. Hoodeneks from• llto : 27111 Ite Etp,igti, etc. read Ensign k.,lrtits, It. Handcoek, f r om LijeNts root. tote ' •- Err d tn in thulinzetteiv if 4t NoventUrr, 1813 1 ' au,d 2d and , htt. J4iitnity, 1611. 14th 4 9 oliitit.ect 11. C. COxiin,, front the 95t1) Pout, to oe Ensign, riee•Coolier, 'with reeitgos, read Volunteer li. C. cl oxon ,.f rout the Foot, to. lie Ensign, .viee Cruse, ".111"41e t l,to the tt9tti Jr o ot. 67111 Adam JoititSuo, Gent. to he Ettsimn, &c. trAri Adam Jiiiimion; Gent.. to be hils,go, 04c. lia)oes, tieut. to he Ensign. with oul PttrchAsr , •&c. read klopoes, tient. to he En< ‘igis, without purchase, &c. Georo, note, Gent. to be Ensign, stittiont putetnise,.&o. read 'note, tient Woe Lus.g.i, with. out pretitise, &C. Ist GarrisOo PIO tiitioo.—For Ridtarti Arai •t to g, Gent. to he rotiign, &e: rend ,ticot. to be • &c. • Hooo.t4i stdlr.—For Staff-Surgeon ltichArd J. 'Brown, from 1,..11.p.ty, to ot. •Ittri.,tott of it itvcrint log ice Rad 171::cekt woo rettd•Stotf-turi..,eutt itkoard J. odtf-pay, tht Sorgrutt AV:. Far 114,41041 ;.1 St. be...li , ssL,:sotr)itit• gtoo to theh.irees, readrees, ce. 1 - yospital 4iowistititt James ' 134i 4 4„ • 141. I). gem' to I lie Voice,. For 1-1,4441-M 4r- hiiworo t)lipvt.tO be to the kinees, ic, , d , ll.bapitut-Mote LO warti tiliver ta . ur .8'...iNt.t0.1.-Sttlgt'Ols It) tit VgJecet, C;ivitliT—Yor Assiltaim-SUrgitott to the Forces, 'C lid't( 4 to he '"1,g0.111, tlu. tot rits*istitot-Sorgevti to 13111 I''6lC'ed C. Bet IC, to be Sovgi:o,o,.B4e. 011ic: of Ordnance; Jan. 31, 16.16. ilgincers of 11o! King's (pern4++++ :Legion-i-seciund !Captain etft.t. con to be 11,,, , ,ittieli; ut Artilvry—Major-Orrieral Cop p ,ge to Og Golonel Comitmoilittv, vire'Voad, deceased. To he ;idiom! Lieutetittilts.--Qmitlenicti Ciaticts Sawn, noleP, rile Ten,ptur promoted ; Wlllonson L. Kaye, vice 1)rov, prp.note(l ; John - S. i...etiatv, m clo t t : ; ?tohert A. itn*ers, .riev mowed ; iticlopict viami ; vice •l'allipter, mosnoteci ; „Lloeioae 1 It.t►l►e,! vice 113% {!rut iuted ; John Dyson !ice Daniel, promoted ; Authuity Ittninaelee, vice Lui - 4,4vr, promoted ; Tltoniat Tre beck, vice V , Mato s, promoted; (peerge ii.J. (dasgntvi:virc Mart:tun, promoted; 'l"noteue 4. Mottley, vice Itifig s. pro ine,t ; S. 11411, vice Stotnirt, promo! 4.11 ; Lieinat d fitotootetl; Ncit4liii, vice ‘Veavr, prolisoltli ; .11141Mii* Niti4lll, vd ;: and Rickard +t++44 4 l.vit , *! OrL 3 t.lir'!ii+ott" l . ,Breekt Culoto.l ricjit to Lie Volutict, t ice Glabgow, rtinuerd 4, a Grueral ()nicer. Major I . ltiniptir!Otv.eil to he Li2otenant.eafonel, vire IVright. lircvet Major William it. Carry to he M;ljor, rice Owen. • s, ctua l awl utaitt Lvorst C. ;fiord tube cdp:ain, „ vice Carey Medical Eattiblishrnent fur the Military Department a the Ordnance. :TemporaryAssistant-Sargenit John Pnrk Barnett to be Se cond Aseistent-Surgeon, vice inglis,.proonited. The Piace Eitabliihtnent tor Regime-ma of In fantry which bare not been an merited by second iattaibins,i* to remain at six hundred rank and fie. Vesteraity, at tsveive o'cloCk, stile Ist regiment of Life Gunnls 'marched into St. James's l'ark, rracce. The Red Suffolk reginVent 'armed to \later foril, on t''ridayi,l.,t froniAN'ietdow, dud otalacked for Lughoct; they are both ordered IP be disembo.died. '3 gib rt.ith Ligiit•Dragoons left ‘Vaterford on Thursday; for cantonments in the countic4 of Gal :way and il\layo.' .• • - ` • The l ,2d Itoyal .Lancailtire'Regiment, (Ina:tiered 'at Aluilingar, have received route for E9grand. Saturday, the Ist divi , ,ion of the '2d West York 'Regiment, -1i 1%1 at Limerick_ troth Newcastle, on it route to eruiyaric nt Dnblift'f6r itith Light 11ragoons are expecteet tel ford Irmit• ; they are to ba quarici u Tti,2 South Gloucester INtil:tia, quartered in 'lralce and Dingle, received a rti for NewedAk, Comity Limerick ; the brat division marched nn Saturday morning. They are replaced fur 'tile present by a party of the Antrim Militia from Killarney. - *Mundtty se'nnight, the 12th Restimetwof (2d battalion), ward►+eti into Cork from-Monks town, having just landed front France. , The folloWiog Co ps 'of Militia were or dered last mulith tv 'be disenlbodiegi - ou urxival their respective Countiel Bucks, Cambridge, Royal Carmarthen, North toil South Devon, .nest Wet Essex, Itoyal Flint, South LlAnts, '3(l Lancachire, East. and West London,. Monmouth, Sussex, Ist Tower Handers, North York, Aber firen,..Berwick, Inverness, Kirkcudbright; and On Friday last, the Armngh.militia', under the command of Lieut.-Colonel ENDPOR, marched into Nam, fro . al Ballinaslue, to do duty there until further orders. Tuesday, the 2d battalion of the 88th Regi meht, rainier the command of Major - DugN,. ere disemhodied at Clare Ca:tk!, uhder the superin terldanre pf Major r Gene - 0 Balmy, who returned them thanks for their former gallant services tin der the Duke of VELLING - roil",.lh the Peninsula. , Tine South. Hants Ilep,unent was disbanded on Thnrsday. The thanks of the PRINCE REGENT, fur their zealous services, were previously coin tnunicateil to them by mol.'SEßLEywho• likewise expre*sed'his tIWII Ih>iukr in very flattering terms. LA I%r I NTELL'icENct. GOBI;" OF.KING':•4 BEN IT, FEL S. CIUMINAt. INFOI4OATION. !,Tr. Serjeant lirsT mowed for a critnintainfor. !nation 4gninst Mr John Gdy, &homey', for endeavouring to prnyiike. ,Mr Rogers, a Ilagi strate of the enmity i>rt Sttrrry, to fight a tud..., The facts on tie in de were shortly,these : = Mr. Rogers, in.h,s capa city, was empliiyed in ex :mining into a clia , ge against two men for a supposed 4teach of the tame laws at 'the house of a G-nileinat► in the town of C r oydon. •During,the sti.:a ion, Alr. Guy entered the room, at!(I iircvioosiy he hai,eil with insolence to Mr. Rogers, and , sonte other Magistrato, he wits ordi led. to quit :the . apartment: He complied; but soon afterwards sent in• a note to Mr. Itog rs - in" these hrnis : " Mr. flogo-s, otherwise Captain Rog e rs.-.-p re . : . suming, than you arc 01111;;; at Mr. IV's office in the character of a Magi,trate, for the piopose . of the charge against two perions, I peg to say that I denhtnd to be hem{ as their ,:utoruev." The 'auswcr delivered was, that Mrilog,ers ‘vds i dd adMit 'any other' petson, but he would not be again insulted by Mr. Guy. When Mr. Rogeri left the he was met and insulted .hy Mr. Guy, but the fOrmer pasSed on without, noticing bins, Mr. Guy afterwardS overtook him, and turned hint out of the road, and when Mr. Rogers was entering his house, at a little distance frOmi Croydon, Mr. Guy addressed hin in these words : —4, You as no 'Gentleman will . tell yous . so Whenever 1 Autel you, and if it'were not .tor yOu know what, :t . would make yon know so." Mr. Serjeant submitted, that the. Obvious imejt of these words . was to induce Mr. liners to tight it duel with Mr. Guy. Tlse Court, however, thought it mire eicpe client to leave the party aggrieved tOhis remedy by indiet anent. THE KING T. Jolly \vats. The defendant was brought to receive the lodgment of AM; Cohrt, haying pleaded . g•liltyto indictment Charging that , he being; it person emp ky,d by th e Post-otliee . of Both; to convey letters from that, city to U.eilahain, he bad de• trawled one . George I. , ;(l%vvirils if 4d. by charging sd. for the delivery of one letter, the prOper charge .being, one penny.-otence,r to be ith,„ rilutlpd.Si,*. 11106[11S in the Killges LORD ERSKINE ford his 111.190A1. QuaaN-Satomte...4•Yesterclay. a ',Case, which, from tht novelty - of its nature, excited consider• able interest, Tame on to be heard before Mr. Cot:Qui-smg, Mr.TteLDING, and Mr. PLAsTu*. It vtats an infornisoiiin agaiisst Richard Shep herd, under the Act.GO :Geo. cap. 22, for scil log and hawking nrootiss witliOutliuVitig:a 1 reuse, controry_td the Statute. Joho'lSjoers, inspector of hawkers, proved by' his Witness, Joseph-Gay, that on.the 12th of last month the:defendant 1011 a cart load of broo ms is the parislrof St.Loko Citeism, which he offered for sale,orthreetlitterent plAces. On beingsptes• flouted:, replied cord:Erskine Was the maker.; that be tiaus► n them from his estates in Stop. sex fo•ivr,agent in town, who emiilnyeil him and others to sell them. Tlie cart. had the name of Thonias ilorOngliroail;„southwark, writ ten :on it., -No: 11,215. •! Mr.: !Laski'Ne (son of LordErtkin4, attended to' defend the case ;he suirl wars not Lord Er. skine's intention to evade the Aet, l .lrut 'he had .many:thousand ACI CS of land covered with birch fun ; ; there was'no other method•of clear log it, :except by employing persona Who made: •theie brooms, 'and.sent them . to town for ask, (for' .whoiesale 'Only) ;:.thc whole of the materials were ~ the prodttee of the estate, and all' the :persons em ployed wholo--pfoesesb Were ,his servants ; therefore l'f4f contended it did not. come under the Act, as ;neither of therie persons were dealers, ,petty elopmen, :or traders, as therein specified.— , 40 substantiate •this he quoted Many cases in the lienkrir Liws, which were deciticd.before Lord lond Mansfield, :Lord Ellenborough, &c. ; when it was proved personsAnamtlacturing their own property for. sale 4o the best advantage were not liable ;- at all events, the information should have been laid against Lord- Erskine; acrtiriot against his serVant, because the whole of ,the -profit ac oiling from the sale went to him. 4SiaN ort the:other side, argasedat great. , length, and obseried it would jerked be one of. the wonders of the day to see the Ex-chancellor cif .England turn- to the-humble occupation .Of a hawker.:' The person against whom the informs ' tion was laid, sold. tire 'brat:3ms by commission ; and-if he was not otherwise a hawker, be now, - Subjected himself to the penalty by doing what other hawkers do, and neglecting to take ont.tri licens e . This was a rare and important case, be-:. cause if such a maxim, its set forth Was :followed, it Would form a precedent, when any: person may nranufacturehis own property,. and employ hawk-: ens to . dispose of tt about the country, to- thegreat injury of the revenue. By this time Lord Erskine -came into the 'office, and on being informed le, 7most be convicted, he 'observed, if it came within the meaning of the Act, then the clause must be, ci died the sweeping Clatise. laugh.),.,Po4l4:iiii: LONDON MARKETS. PRICEOF BREAD THIS WEEK. 'The keneral price of the hest Wheaten Bread throughout tflo Metropolis and Suborns, caries at from Eight-pence Halt , peony to Ten-pence the QuirtertiLuat. lb. oz. - • - lb. Oda - Nei: Loaf to weigh VT 6 I Quartern Loaf to weigh 4 Half ditto.. d i t to 11 Half Quartern ditto :. S 9 , . SEEDS. Red Wares (Fnreigis) Ditto Elsr.ti s h —s 30s to 501 - Wllikeditto.-.. --s 30s to 1001 Itye-tress .. . —,2 g to 50s per qr. Turnip, %Visite .. - - Red aiiit Greet), . 2ll Od to 444 Od tt hite MuNtard Seed 76 Os to Ss Od Brown ditto Carrawa) • , ;ceds Cinque Foto 4Ol Od to sis Od per'4 l . Corimider de. Os Od to 104 Od •• • Trefoil Canary' . --s 54s to 55.0 d per qr. Oil Cake at the Mill, 131.'135. per thousaild. UXBR DoE. Corn-fweetnes Retitr Newßltt. per —l—s tio--1 Wit. per Id. 111 Os It/ IA 041 Barloy, mgr. 4.3 s Od to ;26s u.: Uats, 2os Od tii 9.6 s 0,1 i.—Tkursday, Feb. 1. Brads qO4 . Oil 10 Ms 04 C)Itl ditto .—Sispd . to 341 OA feast .321 041 to 361 titl Rye" .:-.-s to -.-314. , PRICE 0 F HOPN. New Bags. New Pockets. Kent .61thto 81 As Kr0t...... 7: - os to ill 0 11 4utsex Si Ss to 71 Os Snssrx.... 61 U, to 9 1 " ssex 6l Os to JUi K Lr;pl I Fartiti:uu iOl Os t„,! .Si NEIVGATE AND LEADENIIALL MARKETS. - thr Utrease. oit 2s 2t.1 to 4s 2t4 I Veal' 4s 4.1 to a Mutton.-- as 0,1 to 4s uit port. as aa to 5% Ott_ . . .. . . . ..... Si. JAMES'S 11.1 Y MARKET, Fut. 3. thlY 4l tas Ott to 41 tt3.- oc—Averagc,. 41 3: ( 1 1 bttwir - ' lit • It. utl to'stl ei od—....—Acetage, il 14 11 I'ECHAPLL HAY MARKEI'. Hay... .... t 4i Os Oil to 61 Oki thl---.Arecatte, 41.10 s OA Straw II i3s 0,1 to II Itis • ud—:—.kveragr: " 14 ' ()41 Clover 6l 04 04 to 61 04 Oil - -a--Average, '5l 105 n. 4 PRICE OF . LEA - 1110i , , 0 Bunt, Zi.o to 5511 is each .'' - per Ili ' 2 - 04 0 2 i d • Ditto;stf to Miliis i.ici, .. . 0 4(i to 4 . .4 . Ntaclietot4' Backs DresQing IliUes l* i. IV 171 Floe CoaCit,tfides ..... 7a Crop 'Miles, 35 to 40165 . f0i cutting l6id to I 1O . Ditto ' .Ci to 50i65.. . i:alf Sktitto.. ao to .toiiiii...: . Ditto 4O to 7olO s • •,.. 4, 2 . 1 ‘28 3 :, i ll to ti : : 17: 741 Ditto TO to r4jllis. • 2IJ to Small Seals (Cireculdad) gOs Large 4itto per dozen.. RAW HIDES. 10 1 1 Best Heifers & Steers, per ea. 0 1 .4 t 0ary......ix 8,1 to )5 , 501.4 Cti 10 $3 lid 4 . Nl4trtitti Calf .. 'ea. II • • r l Middlings.. .Ss oti to 2s 1 2d Eng. Her*e 14 ' Od In 1 " 1 ' beep SLini.—Puiled, 7s; Oil tog .I:lL—Downs, 4s. Scl. to at. 6 • Site3rlings, us tod. _....... PRICE OF St. Jailices.Marltet ~.31 Clare Mai het..... us Od Whittchapel -Nlarket 3s 6:1 prr stone of 81b. TALLOW. %, • Town Tallow ; ttis Dd *TS VW. YeHIM' it/Mitt 684 Oil White ditto —zs Soap .. 52s 00 53s ug Meltint; 'Stuff —s Od 4.,s n # Ditto Rough....-5 pd 2tis Grttres tls ut Gticid . lsres .... Palm • 10 41 • 11s1Ni----41ouldt, tistid ed for ready, money. 7s efd Average ss 7d i Yellow Soap Mol tied gos Price of Candles, per fld per dozen allowe HOP INTELLIGENCE . On Satimloy last, 103 pockets i,f Hbps iver6 weighed in tnir in.irket.— (Worcester/Jail/4:1 ) . urrEa. Welsb Butter is reduced ss. per cwt. in the markets of Bristol : it' is now sellitig from Srl. tl? Sill. per lb. EXTRAoRDINJkRY StaclDE.—•.A.girl Only itrefrit years of age h , ivlinse-father and too her I.eei!' g ia old iron shop on Sart - tin-ha, jut a Krim; to lier . life on Saturtiay.tnoriiing by hanging lip rse,ll.lt9l a a book out of a joist in the luniher•cellar , _ which situation she was foiind by her 11,144,r iviieit slie we it ih r ii6) to get a kettle of AS,iter for hreitkitht ; so Oetetulinett Was the un!ortunal girl in the - execution of her purpose, that she had preriouMly tied a leaden weight ilk Vddi of her in artier to vteigli her down. Her fathet her some threatening language mi isecount44 -11 7 1 taking sue money - out of the till is soPl'nBl:4. to be the catoC.ol4t.,lettlier to comm it this ful act.' • 1111 t'l'l IS. 11 teener. Mts. yr:el 14.)11,,,i, wife of t2aPtaiß J°*liga Sydney f (orlon, ltuya N.t; y, of suit. - 41 • • o n Widtvintbq, the ti.th ult. at Loogliam, Dorset. the 1 3 0 .. of Captain,C. B. IL of hi 3 Maje4y's shalt Not thu l " land, of a 'daughter. O, Ott the Ist inst. at Coln e y-H o a se, a te L a d y o f I'. MI J • Esq. of a, sun. On sittiurday week, at le o t a , I re l an d, t h e Lady ••• John Smith ary, at son int! he. ~ of On th ß e r the& ult. at a bditiburgh, ir , Lady Ilyuter , ; daughter. On the *Bth ult. 'Mrs. Colonel Munro, George's- orrolg Xdinhurgh, of a daughter. hl AR RIED. F At !Anewlot, ontist.2o January, Thorrlair Wigbams,-;eti of flinclky Wren, Naithonthertand, to Mra.'Nfl itt Elliot, relict of John Elliot. Egg. of Cuomo. Ys t On Thiirstloy, last, Wsn J o yn cr jon:Eisti. late btthe r o Wcich' Fusilyers, to Susan Elizabeth, second danglg' Thomas liklies ? Esq• of tierUeley. - PIED. On the Ist inst. in the 74th year of 'h er age , at oi l : 0 1 1 ' s ; r - near HolNhead, Lady Ntanlcy; widows of Ake late. sir " Tho O mas; Stanley, of Alder)ey, Bart. Wig n rentay evening last, littera liingering illness; Mr. Liam Wright, of N. 101., Pruri-ianc v aged years. lo bo Monday seintiiht, at the advanc e d a g e of 83 years, - o, Baring, for sereeal sueeetasive Se4siona,a,Bellidu nl4 in Parliament fur Exetes oh Cu Saturday %week, at - his bons° in. Bowling..gtern' -a ca- Waterfard, aged the Rev. J ohn Powzr, Bonsai' tholte bishop of Waterford and Liaison.; ~ tbor , ,Lately, Browne, Surgeon, a- thlt of a pamphlet relative to the Naval Surgeons, and Oa late Dr. Browne.' At Brighton, aged 91 Mll asrli I'4 .'clan• ~ r• • aye, ci.l ...ig Wa 3 Ain excellent, perfurint.e on. the French.horn, and forisigi;, engaged m the Opera Mind and principal Conceits, hut ' tilt 3 . 3t " lf i: 3llb ' ll i trd upim the windily panted Will fil'" l , c i,st e..Qyai noniety,of Musicians, of which he was onti.of tbo u ' Ineeiliers. ..$4 at the 31stylt..irkNew bliihnem-street, Jiltill it"e' aged 34. • - street, 6 u St u e d p a rie ni n ti lTi ki je s r: a E t sti hi . g ai ll e t ll °s t ,e 2. in LG"r Gr°s"l2°l4 Orli d4 — Yestxrday, at his house in Duhran-strevt, Charles isterng, Zoil t On the i d instant, at Lila hanse in Ohl London - W ee , r Mori,i4a, t,:,14. ag41.73. • *- " Cray° Printed by J . . c,kitsr s ‘lits, - N.- 7 , 2 buittlings; and pttblilbetk by W. A. SCltli'.l344, uf 4t the SUN-Ov net, No. I St r and; where . Ligtheis uint.uald 1 Ila Wit 411 f i :::1