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PA auAMSNTr\LW. PAPERS. (ra be continued regularly.) THE ELGIN ,vIARBLEs, StE.PORT vnnm THE SELECT COMMI,TTEE ON THE E.NI4L ELGIN'S cot.Lrcrian ,OF_ SCULPTURED Ste. (Continued from`citir Paper of Saturday.) The third part is involi-ed in touch ;egg in r tricat y,:,..attri although in ail inatters.of taste there i, • 00 ,,m for great variety and latitirmie of opiai,u, th re wilhbefonnd opomolmis blanch of the ::;111u , et onire uniformity nod: li.treeinent. Iluto c hold have Infeu c-...peeted. The testimony ur scvt.q.al of tilt' ino,t eminent artist. in this itingdoin, e,iso have In•en examioeil, rotes these t namble, in the tirst loss SOnle plaeing :thuiri,,, and whets but very little below the . Apoll'• Belvidere, thy. LiiOcoon, alma the Tors , i , of the Ilelvidcre. Th'ey'spealk Of them with admira ' 'tiOn and enthilsim4u .; and not ait list he inimmi-ies Of time and weamliQr, and those IntoVations whicliticy have sustained fr mil the fol.: thitouS, or designed i l mjuties of neglect ; ' chief,„they considi-r them as among the tine , t ma. and the most es.qui , ite models Of 4eneral current of ibis portion of the esi. denve makes no riOubt . of I-diet-ming 'the date of these works to the Uflrlilitl I buililiog of the Par. thell43ll, NMI to the designs Of the darn of every thing which adorned and eamobled Greece. With 'his estimation of the excellence of theve Net) k , it is initural to concinde that they are ret CO I tn..,:nled by the sit toe authoritimas highly fir, and admirahly a . tispted to form a sehool'fOr stanly s , toimprove ohr natiiinal,taste firm.. the J Arts, and to diffuse a more perfect knowledge of them • throughout this kingdom. Muth, iniked, 'may be reasonably hoped. and expected, front the general ooset s .ation and rivion of such distinguished eitirop-les. The end of the 15th and tregimmiii'img of the 16th centuries, iii lig'mtcned liy tire disco Very of several of the noblest retinaus of antiquity, produced in Italy an :than, slant harvest of the most eminent 111111, Who Made, gigantic advances in the pith of At, pai;miers, sculptors, and archirects„. Caught by time novelty-, attracted k the beanty,an'd eilaruoured of the, perfection of thinie newly di-sclOaed treasures, they `the gentiine'sPirit of klocieot excellence, apd transrused it into their own compositions. It is sarprising to obserVe in mile best or these marbles i 1 how great, af degree the close' imitation of nature. is eonlisined with grandeur of style; while the exact details of the fornicr in no degree, detract, front', the ~ i feet and predominance of dui latter. , , • . • The two, fins' st single figures of the. Collection 41:ffec irnaterinity in this respect front the 4 1poEto Felvirlere, winch may be selected as the lii iii -i .- 1111(1 'mist sublime representation dote beauty which 'sculpture 'has. Qv-tr . -embodied, aild turi,ed into. shape. The evelemmee upon this part of the enquiry will ht with Sat laet ioll,'anti Interest, both where it is ..!ne.cicd with these marbles, where it brill, lies out inn) exl ail4flus obsgr. b,,t un of them - relating to thi study of tilt antique., A refereirce.is unale by one of the witnesses to a sculptor, eminent_ . 111roitgliout Eu rope for his'works, who lately left this Metropolis,. gratified lty the view . qt these trea iiiirCii of Altitt branch of art, which lme,bas:emmiti ,vaicd Willi so inti.'h •,uccasi. His own liter time Hurl of lei ill upon this subject is inserted in , the appendix. : In the judgment of Mr, -Payne Knight,. whose tiatin-4thin will be,referred tti rn a . subsequent the Crust class is' not assigned to the two' principal stirrues of this collection; but he rates :the Me t.,,pes in the first class of time works .in.high 09 mi l knows'of nothing id fitmc'iwthat kind. llr ml..,ces al .° the frieze in the first classot losit re-' Met, and consideriag..a , geiteral rnuseum of'art to; b e ve r y desir a ble, be looks upon such all addition, to our nAtional'colleetion as likely' to contribute Ao•the movement of the "artscand to .become a, very valuable acquisition, for The importation of which Lord .Elgin is entitled to the .gratitude 'of 111$ country. . • IV. The directlon ofthe House in the order of re refence imposes upo n your„Conamittee the task of forming and, submitting an Opiniannpon the Intuit! head, : which otherwise. the scantiness of rnati.iials for fixing a pecuniary. value, and the tin _ willingoess or inability in thnstrwho are preeti ca;:y roost e.inversant statnary ,to , afford any lights upon this.part of the • sobject, 'svould have rather indneed them to decline,. Ike produce of this collection, ,if it should be . brought to sale in separate.lots, in . the present, depreciated state of almost every article, and more particularly of such as are of pr.ecarious.and fan cifUl value, would probably be much interior to what may be denominated its intrinsic value. mutilated .state of all the. larger Ogures, the want either of heads or features, of limbs or smmrfaee, in most. of .the Metopes, and in a great proportion of the compartments even bi the larger friele, render this collection, if divid e d; b u t li t tl e amillteml to serve for the alecoration, of private hou-n-s. It should, therefore, he considered as firnin% * tnliole, and shomilit7,unquestikmably he • kept eAtire oi a School of Art,.and a study for the tut . ntation of Artists, The competitor* time niarlikt, if it should be offered fur sale without se paiation, canners tint he nume‘rous. 'sothe Of the . ::;overeigns Europe, added to such of the great (,:,.Tellies or National In v stitutions.in v i al-ions parts of tin! Continent, as May posssess -funds at :the dispoSal ,sf. their directors suilicient for such a pur po*, voultl ill u 1 probability be the only pur chasers. It is tiot,ll9wever, reasonable n9r, becoming tin. Parlimitent,"-,to: withhold, npoh this act:omit, 'whatever, tinder th,e circitot statici , s., inay.he deemed it just alid.indequateprice; oral +time- particuhrly in it cage Where Parliament lift to fix Its own viilicition, and no specific demanded, or even , t:.4g'esteikby•timpitrty : I,,C(ltier.4 the collection ty the public. I, Cs that tltc money x1) - :,14(1e(1 inilte ,Cuurt.of an ycoinuindity;is not necessarily the of its rail fine slip laftl out in g , 011 1 1 1‘ ,. 1 . :1;0 , 1jts.,!on t'o'o articles of tliesatuelit (nay, and oiten does vary consider two ci.ouv4tiiihs, fur .isilotailue, "- ~i °~~~~~. of equal magnitude and labour, a br , :ken bust or some few fragnrents he - discovered in the one', and a perfect statue in the other. "Ili t firs.t cost of the'broken host atid of the entire statue, would in that case be the same •;- but it cannot he said , that_ the value. thete(ore - equal, lit the same manner, by the loss Or detentinu of a ship, a great charge May have been incurred,' end the Original outgoing exceSsi , vely euhancetl'3 but the ialue - to the buyer: will in no degree he-atfected by these • , extraneous act:Woos. Supposing, again, artists to have h'ecti engaged at considerable salaries (hir ing a large petiod in which they could do little or nothihp the first cost would be burthensoine this eaSC 10.th,e employer, but those who bUnght would look only at the value Of the article in the Market where it might be exposed to sale,. withamt caririg Of inquiring hoW, or $t wbut ex pellee it wits broeglit thither.. , Supposing, on Lite other hand, mat time tnirteen other Metopes had been bonght at the Custom house sale'' at the same priCx that of Mr.. Choiseul Gunther fetched, it could never be said,' that the'valtie of t.bcin was no more than twenty four or tweuty-five pounds a piece. It is- perfectly just and reasonable that the seller should endea d oir fully to reimburse him, ' self for all expenees, and to acquire' it profit oko, but he iMpossilde for Melt to do so, when ever-the disbursements hate exceeded the lair money price of.that whish.he bus to dispose or, Your Committee refer to Lord Elgin's m ideuce for the large :and heavy charges ultich ba-ve at ' tendei,l 'the firrutatiOd tri this collection, and the placing of it in its present situation; which amount, frhnrl799 to January,' 1803, to 62,4 , 101. hick:ding 23,2401, for the interest of Money ; and according' to 'a sopplemenial• account, continued from .If3d3 to 1516., to 'no leis a suns' titan 74,0001. including the same sum for interest. • All the papers'which.are in his possession Upon this Subject, inclusling ujotit nal of above 90 pagt;s, of the daily'cxpences of his' pi:incipal arttst Lu sieri (front 1:803 to the. close of 151.4), who still . Ittaills in .Isis employment ;it AthCiib, LogOlaer with the 'iicietitoll current ot ; iVle.srs. Hayes, • , f. Malta (from April 1807 to MaY 1 8 11 )i' dare been freely stehmliteil to your Committee; anti there can be no frotli the inspection of those accounts, confirmed also by other testilliony,'thist the disborseinetr.s were very considerable; bet supposing (kiln to reach the fell' stink at they are calculated, ','ton Corpritil ve do I va hesi tate to expeess their opinion, that . tliey . afford 110 just criterion of• the value of the ttilleetion, therefore must not he taken as uji►+►tfur estimating it. • Two valuailont; .aml only twO ;in detail°, have been. laid before your Comoi,t tee, which ate' print ed, ditferng . mOst widtiy ur the 'p,s . rticulars, and .11,Lthz.lotal,; that tit Air. 40101. ajttutlol - tr, •23,0001, 1411 d that of Mr.—llamittott to .60,8004. . only otter Om toenttonen its a Money Trice., is• in the evidence of-the,Earl of Aberdeen, who panted 35,000,. as it sort of conjectural esti-: usate the whole, 11 , sllloli4 eu43•log, into liar denial's: . • • . . , to a dditlotv to the instances of 'prices quoted ire Mr. Pay, , e sllligtir a evidence,,..thebrittiS other eelebwen it t ,2lthles deserve to be bruaght . , under time tiorice - ottbe ° 'lite Townley Cuilectlon, which was purchased' ELKilk Brit i,lh t llusetttn 4ti June, 1805, for : twenty ,, , thowsrtnq itonu4, is frecinetilly referred to in Ott elairlinatii'ms of . : till: W11t.K0491, i)111e. variety of opinion...as, tor Ats intrinsic value ; but it is to (.6sqreti of all• the principal scniptnt es itithat collect they were in excelleut.cotolitiun, weth the surLice perteci ; • ands%vhere injured, theY were gencr.,Py well restored, an s d perrectly wvtt adapted.fortne decaation,, and almost. fur the,or. tionteittalsfurnittire of 'a.: private - irumse, as they were indekti diiposed l'ovietiley•trt his life, tinted , . . in what propurtinve the state Qf 'mutilation in which the Eight ntarbles - are left, ati'd •eb6ve - all the. corros4art of witch of tic surface.by, weather reduce their:value, it is diiiicult precisely to as ccrt•ain;,'but it May tinquestionably he affirmed,. to the7words of, ones.-of the sculptors examined (who ,rates these works in the highest rhos of art),:that," the 'rownleyin rumbles being entire, are, in s counnercial point of view, the,rnost .va luable of the two; but that the Elgin marbles,'as possestiing:that matter which at thits Most c.4;titiiru, claini,u higher. consideration."' : . . the AzAgintemarbles which afe Nisei referred to, ;and-were well knoten to one of the Members of • your Committee, who was its treAty toiliirchase them. for .the' British :11itseurn,:sold for bt:100i. to the ..Prince Royal of Bavaria, which was less than the:Width Clove:rot - trent had directed to be olfered, after, a prior negoelationjor obtaining ; them had failed ; their real value, liovvyVer, was supposed not to exceed 40901. , at which Lusicri estimated them. They are tiescribed as valuable in point of remote antiquity, and curious itt that respect, but of no distinguished merit as specimens of serilp sure, their style being . what is useally called Etruscan, awl older than the rtge ' 'he Mal:bles at Natalia., in Arcadia, have late ly been 'parchased for the-Museum at.the expettee of ineeeesed by a 'very unfavourable ex change to 19,000 . 1. a smn.whia your Cortnuittee, ,after inspecting them, venture to eunsitieres more titan equal tollteir. value. it is true that an 'littlish gentleman, euneern e(l in rliticoveing them, iy.us..rittly-tp give pie 2 aer4estnn ; and.therefora.oosnrt of .-CC.115,111.41 Ctlll attach on those Ivlw i n .h bruad for ilia national g4l,iery, without any possible oppor tenity ot viewing and examiitittg the- sculpture, but knowing them only trout the sketches which were sent over, and the . wbere they, were dug tip,: to be 'utidritibtpl and authentic remains of` Greek artists of the' best time. 4Vheii the first off;: :e was made by the tart. of Elgin to Mr. Pereeval, of putting the public in po4session of this eoltretb4,-111r. Long, a Mem, het. of your Coiti94ttee, tirit; riutt prised by • Mr. iteraeva) ,to acquaik, LOrtt Jagitt, ,that lits.was to..propose to Vartiallletit tt) ptil'11116! it 16r,30,0001. provided Lorcl'Ol i zittliOvittt in LL out, to the stitit4ctiort of — a; Coultuitie' .:of the Hisuse of Cooinv)us i tlittt 1)&101-;:liOutiefl So nittell.4l iri ft* Arati‘Kii(ll'o)4l , 4:': I . 4ofd.k.Agiu alit:but:4 this proposah, f or A r e ytar:t stated by hiur to his et icleute4 :wad .tit4ll-,the Month Of June, 1313; no fuither step ACAS taliel ()II either side, but at that tittle a petition was pre- . ,sented, ott the part of Lord Elgin, to the House', which, owing to the late period of the ses'sion, was not proceeded upon. Eighty additionalcases , have been received since 1811, the contents of, which, .enomerated - in 'lllt., Hamilton's evidence, now form It pall .of . the collection. The medals, also, of which the value is more easily defined, were hot included in the proposal wade to Mr. AgainA these. augmentations must be set the rise iii the value of mtinev, vyhith. is untplestion ably not inconsiderable, li`etviten'tbe present time twit the year 1811 ; a cause' - or consequence of vl4elt is the depreciatiou..of every.comutodity, either of . neeessity,or fancy, which is bionght to sale. • Your Committee; therefore, do not think that they ~hould,he justified, itt brisa4 of the publio, if they were to recommend to.the ilottse auy,exten s!ott of Ml'. Ift.!!ce,ti's offer to 4 greater amount than 5,0001: and under 811 the r eirennt,tances that theY have enileavottred `to- britt4 tinder the - view of the House, they jtidgc 34,00P1: to bey i rcastiliabie and Sufficient price for this collection. (ro be continued.) TOLICE INTELLIGENCE. QtTEEN-SQUARE `SUiPPCTED ITebter (I:ry [fin. • DOM, . . • . . . Charged on suspirloir of Inflicting several. ievere wounds on a Mall, name nukniiwn, in Newittin's c"ill'i; Ch'and(is•siEtt.et, on the 24th Of lastlnonth, underwent another. long examitnition.- • • Brorl,low, Who.liceps a hous.e•in Newton's -court, de posed that s!,e, hearing a noise in the court shunt one intim morning above stated, gut out of her het;, and l.alV 'a man, iv •Ihis e • ci .es e, e a Sa,l or, lying on .ilha.` in court, nucles her unoliw;. thief - Mimi was streaming frmu.liis tace on the pave, anent, and ina minute atter he was carried away by two wateh4 melt, trs 01 , 41ii,;11,, , tC1, to tile watch house. • t7;i 4 -i . naillied.—Slit: knows the ttrisouer Dodd; he is a 'seat eriinto; ;tn.! lodged ut hitp house some tale ago; h. paid 4s. a-week lice Jives wit ,owe of • the girls of. the I.;woo Out 'of her lodgers intnviii:•,l her be was the iiersen "svho - anade the attack on the wound., roan who sise!had since: beard was (..;001,1' nut tel Who folilier. D‘.e.Lery is d watch/Win h the parkla of St. M..r tio's: the cry of tnnvder proceed fe.ou Newton's court -at the time above . ,stated, and called Real, an... other watchman, whtraccomintnied him to the spot, where he.. Nand a. Juan on -hia face.on Rie stones > , in it gore of . Seveeal at the -wonien of the town were nearlsiin, but he - sin no man, except a gentleman, who : gave 1111i.liattiV, which he does not recollect; but be said he was a lioitsekveper• in the Strand,' and desired-the wounded tome .te Ili..taken to f 1, - nicli•b l eetse and, tali.e:tt care of, -and that he .W.entld coup: f0ra,......0 next 'day, chick be has nut, shicediine.„ Ongoing ter. fire Ic!;••!:otti-e, 41)e wown!eil man said lie was quite str,i tiger in toWri ; that he below.; to a transprt,lying off •Vl'aolwitth; latelyurrired from tan , illeelifeetaneati; did not say he was robbed, o s r what cutryanylie had been in, but he' .appeared • very anxious' to have the nt:in' who attacked bins tidiest, - Having left diiur.iu the watch-house, tht•WitueSs fe tal-Ind to Newtritt's";clititt, and was itiferined by Mrs. bruck- , low, hill-Pi t fall done it; in coasequenet of which betook him . into custody. ; . . Read eurnboritted 'this evidence, and added, when I)tohl- was secured,-lie-sokt-he knew ~ lent it Wail for, noel went quietly to thi watch-house : his s!tirt, and neckeloth were'quiteblood;,:- Hdd' tfeard wt .r used in the affair, auct ttitt , widundeyi , wan rls.sinee .1 ; hut. the hist; place• he. Wai Been w i ts on the st.rpsnif .the c., ,eel . Ktry'Welth keeps,a house next 'lour In Mrs. Brocklow.--• She was.asteeli ire-a hair abonvone.ts'elock irks t lie ahorninz of the . 2 , 111 i ult. Ilitving•tio4o.lienr4l the, vssicc Of VrtlalltAl ex, }I ewlie4 Itlan`dead!' she ran out, 41141 we; much 41:11'411- cd atlbeLsigtit, thAt tOttld nut go neat it afterwards, hut eallecUout 45.112 ante.struider as limn aystie. till, . Cross-examided.74he heard-Iron r iaoosie of li c e gi r l s ty, wnanded•man was with a girl, ti..nied Sophia Richardson, 'who lodged at Itrs. litucldow's houso; tool ot*o heard he is. since dead and .Intried„ !nit ,that-recollect to.hear . who was tierOF it. ' • his former evidence, • Said tielfad been informed., the. taut! who WAS 111)11101i to the vvutcli-lii,nseiklill' whip tV4S !WSW', C' a to .c4rre off the wounded man, bLol of eCvearry '. rt.'.;i:tion for ; knife t io dian4aost slesperats character; and from inforala lie L.;;C,,(tiVeti, 044104 in - a few stays , . he coohl iiseertkin ! Where the 'unfortunate person wets hum ted tisat.twu persona - stilt Tetlifeit to ctinie forwavil toi give evidence.. .11E 5 Coowtmotq i ilesiretl4iiiii to! . take onta*ar . rant for the apprettenston of •t persons, and (octeceit , the prisoner, to be attain retuantleti.' 110W.Sl'ItEET. Ve4terclat , eivne Derrell was brought to the Office, chervil with an otl:ctice under the llawklnsk-and Petllurt Act. An objection being-taLett-to , the praceedings, int aveuunt of n p infortnAgois havjug heel! laid Upon oath; the charge was dis, ntjsssrd.• - . • . Jithoe Brown vrai chgrzed with taking illegal, insurance* in the L'ottery, be fore Sir N:Cuxas:t and sir W . PAnsrms. The Defew.Litit pleaded not guilty. Mr. Ficssx, the •Secretary to .the Mate Lottery; attended k, conduct the. pcogiention. M . a.g.istrAce , being of ()pillion that Mtn: wit nothing to int liep4 tlas .esedi4iiity thu- 7 witnossei, . convicted the de f, ,dput, and jit was sentenced to,untt,tunntls's ituptiounnteot in the Ituuse-of Correction.' . v . esterday morning one of the erity vehicles 1 , which was plying to•take persons to Greenwich Fair, loiving taken in;tt lading near the Etephant and Castle, was proceeding down the Kent-road, when one ut the,wheels came off, and the car- I iiage was Airmen Over ; women, with her in feud at her hie I,t, who was in the cart, receiverl a seyeie contioa on the head, and the unforta nate infant had its arm broken. ....Yesterday 'morning;, at''t i e o'clock, , lc a 'M oc , Moor,liorsedealer, of Green-street,'Gros'wor square, sVas..driving a beak down. Green-street, the horses MU off,. and overset a coach belonging ito litirtntint, cinninning 'their course on the pavement', when Mr. Moor's head came in con ' tact With the lamp at the - corner of NOrth ley-street, 'and the break falling with a violent jerk on the post, he was throWn several yards, a nd falling on his.head, was taken up speechless,, iv;thout hopes of recovet'y. At eleven o'clock yesterday morning, as the Woodstock coach Was' passing the White Hart, 'Oxfonkstreer, the totletree brOke, and praeipi 'fated the pto engerS and Mit:llllMA on the Stones, When. iNlr. ll iyward, - Brewer Of Oxford ) , had his arm broke s. the other passengers were much hurt -and-bruised. Otirf bursday morning, JtS the Chledenian steam boat/ivas Icavi.. Hull for Gairtsbroi, when she liatl proceeded 2uo or 300 yards, the boiler gave way, in consequence of.which the passengers were . obliged to be landed neat the Lime 1 slits, with out having alistained Ittiy injury. The following is a proof of the severity of the rspring,'-ancl , the• backwardness of the -season : A few„- 'members of the•lVattluckead Curling So ciety 'met -at , Petersdykebead; ' in the• parish of ,ttantitiltar, DunifvieA-shire,, and played on, toler ,ably good icte, the!lst, 3d, aml sth days ,of,the present- Matllll. It rutty be mentioned, ~: h owevta,','thitt the siren On which the amusement ltook 1' k' -its‘ndst4n*-sysittis.tiott somewhat de! -• • - SCOTCU'BANKRUPTS. • SEQUESTRATIONS. April,G. Junes Smith r merchant, Horse Wyad, Ediab2lllll, Creditors meet in John's Coffeehouse, Edinburgh, 13th 29th April, at it. April i;. Inglis and Mathew, haberdashers, Olasgoir -- Cr e ' ditors meet. -in the Prince of Wales tavern there, lath and 27th April, at le. Apia Ff. John Walker, horse and cattle dealer in K ilbitu f . 4 ;ti y id rs 4l hi h re N - la r y r , e a d t i % e t rs . April 9. Williom Burnet, merchant, Leit h—Creditors meet in Miller's Beitb, 17th April meet the Woyal Exchange Coffeehouse,. Edinburgh, Ink April and Ist May, at 2. .EXAMIN"ATiONS,'DIVIDENDS , &c. Joists Macarthur, inerchaot . , Glasgow, to be examined ill 'the i - heriff-clerk's 011 ice there, lath April and ed May, at 11. Hush Gladstone, merchant, Leith,. to be examined in WO Sheriff.clerk's Edinburgh,' 19th April' and 3d' Malt 41 1. OrOTV COUttS, m erchant and insurnoce-broiter. Abertlott* to be examined . iu the Laigh Tolbootlt there, t9t,t) April old i 61h - May, at 12. - John McGeorge, merchNit and grocer, Dumfries, to he 0 4- t Iniatit in the Sheeitf-Clerk's Chambers there, 19th April sa d 4th *ay, at 12. Creditors Holt;, merchant, Daudet, m eet,to Merchants' ino there, Bth :May, at 12. Creditori of Robert William Hamilton , , merchant, 1,0110 meet in the Royal Exchange roows, Etliuburgh, at I. Creditor of James Murray, combmalter, Edinhargb, Wed in John's Coffeehouse, there. 19th April; at 1 . Creditors , of Smith arid Jameson, merchants, deali n g itt lime at Lev enside, meet in the Writing 7 otiice of*Archiesla Collphouti, Douthartott, 241 h April; at t. • Creditors of John Dick, sometime tanner and shoemaker" ) Wallacetuwn, now grain cattle dealer in Samiullitr, will tic t • ceire a dividend from Henry Cowan, merellitot, Ayr, l e ' May. states of the affairs of John Nicholson, carrier and lea lb ° r- , merchant, Dumfrieb.fic..with the trustee--No dividend. James Anderlon, Robert Anderson; William Anderson, and Thomas Andeistin, drovers and cattle-dealers in Stetsr ton, bare applied for dischaiges. LONDON MARKETS. w PRIVE,OF BREAD THIS WEEK. • The, general price of the bed Wheaten Bread Omu ta. the, atetrup4lismia Sithoibs, caries at from Eigbt-poce 1 penny to Ten-peace the Quarter') Loaf. - lb. 03 ' lb. oz. bi Nett Loaf to weigh... 17 6 Otiartern Loaf to AVCI gli 4 2 ti Halt ditty ~ ditto .... 811 Halt Quartern ditto . • SEEDS. Red - Cloi•er fPoreign) Ditto English 3ss 50s to sls White ditto White Mustard Seed 569 78s to 10 59 Rye-Grass ~.. Turtiip, White . .. -Wind to igs Oil per . fled and Green Drown ditto ' 70 Oc to 89 Od • ilod to les Oa Carrawar' g - e . sds Cinque Polo • • • .... • 46s Od to 54s Od per qr.' Coriander do sh ad to lis Od Trefotl Canary ' —1 469 tn bosod ousan' P,or 1 r Limed Oil Cake at the Mill, 101. 10s. per th d. .._...----. liew'Wht. per --!.s to —I Beans ...... UXBRIDGE. , „ - Corn-Inspector's Rettirn.—Thur;day, Arn W ht. Per 14.. 13 1 Os to t3l 5d Old ditto °d , 1314rieY. Pet qr. Os Lit to-27s ot; .. Nto 3y► ( Oats - to 97s Od .. . to ‘ l4 Y.. ... . ; 751 gird to 39: oa, PRICE C) New Bags. Kent . 41 I), to 71 10s Suiticx :31 13s to 61 Gs F HOPS. N ew pockets. oi, 51 W. 1.4 Ipf Sittsirx...` .61 I,o* Gs FAib•CX 6l 109 t* 7 ')* l'Jl Os ..NEIVGATg AND.LBAAPNLIALL , By tho, Carcase. „ Gs 04 8erf....., Ss 04 to as 04 Vio,l ...... 23. 1 9!! 1° Mutton .3s 44 to 4s ' 011'1 Pork.. .. . Lamb; 4s. ed. to Ss. Ott ST. JAMEs's FLAY MARKET, At , RIOS" . 0 6 1 . ; tos od to 51 os od--Averuge , 4 ! Saw l.3s (id to 41 5s Oil -Average, ") tt • • , WHITECHAFI:I4 HAY MARKET. 61 Ray .41450 d to fil 5s Off -Average; 41 1 1 : o a Strum Clovser . M Ss Ott to 61 • 6 9 od---.lyri . tv rt ' __ ie 51 , ' - r, - I' _........ . 4 . . PRICE OF LEATHER. ~ 214 Butts, 53 to Sail's each .." .. per lb. ..... 199 ' ..„.4 Ditto 6'; 10 (1611)4 each rd tt:.4 ... Alercl ' atiitil Backs lgd ti ivi Tlreto.iug- Hides , ~ 160 t" 19 1 tine t;oael) Hides • - ' ' ' i 7,l o {4 C rop Hides, 36 to 401lis4or cutting . • .. . r. I • • • 15 1 11111 :: i'.o 4 Ditto. .„„.46 to Sollis „. 18 t o IA I :al f SltlllS.. 30 tO .1011iS • . 21 ,,...,j .... A ill 0. MAIO ..... • 501.0 7011)s .. • • q 4" 4e4 ' 2 3tl 10 . nittO 7O tO 8011,i.' ... 53 41 Small Seals (Oreerilsnd) • 34 , i1 L o osos 1.31i:e ditto.... - per dozen ........ ,IG _.. RAW HIDES. Best Heifers . & Steers, per st. I Ordinary, . CA we' llisrket tall • . club • ,4,041 ......... I . 2s to • . Itiddliogs...ls Rd to 1s 10d Eng. itnr:se 10 $* - • Sltrep Ca.otl to Os. 64.--Downs, s s• 6 ; l ' Itear'iiogli, Os 14d.—Lantbs, 2s. t3d. to 54. /11/CE OF TALLOW. ~.1 4 01 St. James's Market ...2s 2il Town Tallow 53 1 ",,„", --,;:, t''' Clare Market ' o s o d y ellow Russ i a ..a.4 vli 0 1, . o i Whitechel Market 3s 2:1 White ditto —r l l 13 1 - :-.5 1 per ste n o of 8114. . — Soap 'ditto.. • • 6 1 ' „a an' u".. 4 Melting Stuff - -(1 ifwvic.: (01.., Dit t• Rou g h. ! •---, , 15 ; VI Graves.. • ••••.• • '''' ' 10• 3 Vs. Good Dregs • • ..... ' , 9 1 . Curd .. .. . . ....... • • • : . icpis IPatin .......... • ." ',:j, 01 1 Ins t ' d for ready moneY• _,.............0 es 4d Average" ids s it Yellow Soap Mottles) .... S 2 • • • • 90s Prite` of Canalei, per 4ozett eti per dozen allewt BIRTHS. ofOlinedblconradsTiith:ll,lsstniiitt.4lk. the oi lallayuicetatimr. 'oat G et)* 1 : 1. . b 1 l b : On Saturday, 'at Blackheattl, the Lady of HWY ti. of a son, , h ero, — . . Pi On Bast= t.;• 14 R"' C.C.O itought,:r. MARAI ED. a 01? 1, YfiterAY, at Fulham chor.oh,.lobn Cromie, Jur ) . 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