The Sun. — London, England, 1815-03-28 00:00:00

1 ~-~~; lü~ 4, s ~i:`ci }~:~t'i:i:S. tft'.qtipiti i.xtitA;CtN. '="~ VI . ENNA, n z:ft 7i. Thtr iitc . V);oll taf tlic ton tress have been pre:Ay:act' to the Kiitn of Saxon'!,-, late Or 1:Is kini;Ooni. The report that the Eing had a.sented to thcnt is not .true. Yestei•- d,:y the Saxon Minister tralisLi!itteit note to the - Alinistets of the great-Tottrts " the Kin g of Saxony has seen with the ;fitliction, in the documents which Primes'_ , 4 'ilettk•rnieli and Talleyrand and the Duke of. Wel , ; lingion were charged to communicate to hinli the detertninatiun which-the five Powers have come to with regard to the Late of Socony. _ Without any other principle hut that of con- Venience; and without any regard to the internal relations — of the nation, a line has been traced arras: the conntry which would at once tear from it twb-filrhs of its population, and more than one hail' of its territorial extent, as well as the means indispensable for the subsistence of v, hat shall re main to the King. . " It is install sacrifices that the King has been invited to, give his assent, while .it is added, that no negociatinn will be entered. into as to .acees sAry points, until leis Majesty shall hare efttego ricAly eletUrrol himself ott the territorial cession. . i i-!: " ilis Matesty can by no means acknowledge It ti:- validity of these arrangements, made without i :' I 'l the presence •,-old assent of his Plenipotentiary.— The King havitu recovered his liberty, there is th) longer ally ohstacie to 'Treating with him : his ~ . . ri.:,ntS cannot be pronounced upon without his c,nsent ; and he cannot admit that his States. should he considered and retained as conquered .f. 1 ., ~ countries. ' Drawn o n by t h e f orce o f circum stanc-e.s, and by the oblig a ti o n s whi c h he was under the necessity of Contracting, in a war which dhe hi, neither provoked n o r d ec l a r e d; th e Ki ng took no part in but as an auxiliary ; it' dot n o t depend on 1 1 ;s M a j es ty, e i t h er at t h e comnience i merit or ;luring the progress o f t h e grand contest, . to join the cause of the Allies, however 'sincere his ‘vish to that effect, manifested in an unegni , ,* It vocal manner, and latterly, by a formal applica tion addressed to the Allied Sovereigns. The Saxon 'Nation, full of confidence in the coalesced ~ ,7 , t Powers, has made every effort, and endured with resignation all the sacrifices which have been 1 exacted of it. The right of conquest would not, therefore, apply either against the King or his i. People, even though the Allies had not proclaim .t cal, :!s the.)• have done, that their efforts were ex c ,t . elusively directed against usurpation, and that . ..,.1 k , they werc far removed from every idea of con ,ii quest. . " His Majesty having only in view the good of his people, and sincerely desirous of seeing his t;ltl.relations of rare and good understanding re established with ail the Courts of Europe, _ flat te:'s himself that the fivt Powers will be plcticed to pay regard to his representations, and that they lay to heart his interest and those of Ins StateS. fie again claims the admission of his Ph-ninotentiary to the Congress. in order to treat With the‘Ministers of the Allied Powcrs. 66 Ilis Mail”;ty likewise regnests., that the Pro visional Government of Saxony may 1w enjoined to snsii!nul all measures which ()ear relation to the prfT.Tted pirtition. " King, in fine, accepts, with profound "sensibility, the oiler Of the mediation of the au gust Sovereigns who have hitherto intcresred then Ives in his favour ; and the conviction which his Majesty feels. of his rights and of the f'quity of his chilli's convinces hini that these Mo riarclis will in 'future grant hilt), without restric tion, their powerful support. " The undersigned dabinet Minister . nad Se-' tretary of State fuliils the pleasure of the King in transwitting to their Excellencies thk note, beg ginq that pleased to.stihmit it to their august- .civereigns, ',ls as to the Cotnniittee, and tfraccomp , iny it With their good offices. Presbto 4 ll, March 11, 1 1 s.‘' RLI I N'l'AiLY PAPERS. nsTR.AcT OF IMPORTANT PA RLIAM ENTARY PAPERS.— n he continued re,Tulaily) Tu c NELSON ESTATE.—The Trustees appointed by Act of Psrliament to purchase an Estate for the Family of Earl NELsoN, have at last con cluded a hArgain for the Mansion-home: and "Park Standiynch, in the county of Wilts; about miles front Salisbury, on .the banks of the nver Aeon, on the road from Portsmouth to It consists of a large and respectable nattsion-house and offices, and nearly 1900 acres of land, of whi c h 1'290 are freehold, - and the. re-, ii tinder eopyliohl of inheritance, the property of the late Henry Dawkins, Esq. The sum agreed to he paid (including- the timber, which is con siderable.) is 93,450/. ; and as 30001. is 'also wanted for repairs, the sum exceeds that voted I , v Parliament 6450/. which the preSent Earl Nelson ? , as'agreed to advance, a portion of the estate to he considered as his Lord:lll4es private property, in case 'Parliament does not make good the difference. lilt 11,. ,STNIUNC;' Conirnissiopers ro, reduction of the National Debt, .o.pßointed by the 2Gth (leo. 111. cati.3l. have cer.tified, that the capital stock purchased by , them on account of title poblie ft.ded debt Of eic-eat BrittLTn, up to the 7Th day of March inchidve,. amounts to 282,507,426/. IN. 6LI. they . further re p ort ; . , that the several - !.ittms-oecapttut stock, and, the, ititcrests or yelrly c;t:itlcad therein, purchased tir ) to the 7tit inmt:lt - , exceed the conital stock , and ffiltlll4l ChAt).!:e it: pet twtsialledmi, dth! anntti ties of the puhlieJnaded dr.ht.pf' Gre;.t by "''.:3-1(),G.i1.1. 123. 41.)-4,;(1. - .- capita-1 stock, and by 3G:31. 4-i. unnudi charge • A - f:2lvniglots fhe home of Capt. I‘air.F.s, in Whfini , ch:!pci-road, eras ,broke4l • open, and the ;f(iiii•n• - str; . pt—oi . ? mirror; orwsine;its, the c'n- tents of th e si,ie!)o: o .l, ev t , v othcr article was pomtble, with all of w:licl) tile villains got dear oil.. LAW itiThiliG-E'NUE: COURT' a CHANCERY, MAitcu • On . Sa'tnrclar, the Loitii CnANder.t.ou sat in his plivitte Cinkinber, to lietir case,. of Lunacy and bankruptcy. Amo n g the Lunacies in Hugh :Lite, were thoie of - the Earl of WesitnorlAnd, and Of Sir Gregory Page Turner, Bart.—Strangers were not excluded. IN THE MATTER OF THE EARL OF WESTMORLAND. ''his intercstiur but aillicting case was called on in course upon the paper; but owing to want of due,preparation, or the . Absence of several of the King's Counsel, the case was moved to be al lowed td stand Ot'er till the next day of Lunatic Petition alter - EastEr `Perm.---The application was granted. IN THE MATTER-OF SIR GREGORY PAGE TURNER, BART. • This cilathitous case came before the Court lip on a Master's- Report, under which it appeared, that. the unfortunate Baronet is now a prisoner for debt iwthe 'Roles of theEing's Bench. Prison., for a sum of 70001. That his debts in all amount ed...to a sum of 17,0001. It Was admitted by one of the Solieifors, that the fortune of the unhappy Baronet, in the whole Iva& computed at about a stun of 500,0001. It was agreed between the Coirusel and Agents on both sides, that the Master's Report should be confirmed, and the persons applying for the mitteships of tliepertin . and estates of the lunatic: —Complied with. The tohlowing trials not being Tcry correctly reported in the Morning Paper frOin which ,'c copied them, we Ink dq insert them in a 11101 e authentic shape. 4- SUSSEX .VS•IZE.S-lIORSHANI, 21. LORD SELSEY V. TOLLERVF:Y. This action was brought to recover the value of a quantity (if beech timber, sold to the de fendant. .The timber had been sold by view, and not by measure, and Navin'_; been 'cut down and ugly carried rway by defendant, previous to his Malting a decfsive agreement for the same as to the quien:i'ty, a dispute afterwards arose upon the subject tetween the defendant and the plaintiff's steward ; and it being impossib:e, by reason - Of the removal of part of the timber, to asrairt A i n the exact quantity by pie :sure, the defendant . agreed with the plaintiff's steward.to split the di('-' ference of 23 load 17 feet, which had arisen be tween plaintiff's viewers, and that defending should pay for 11 load 8 feet, over and above the least of the two estimates. These facts being 'proved by the plaintiff's steward, as also the de livery of the timber, the defendant's counsel gae up thu cause, and the Jtoy found a verdict torttlie p laintiff, for the am oun t of the timber so agreed for. LORD 3EL3EY V. POWF.LL. This Was an action brought by the plaintiff' upon the statute of Edward VI. for the recovery of treble the valne of tour years' tythes of corn, arising from a farm lately enclosed from Btansted Forest in Sa4sex. Defendant (who is tenant of Lewis Way, Etq. of Stansted Park), in 1810, agreed to take the farm ip question_ on lease for 16 years, at ten shillings an acre, but shortly after Mr. Way being; informed it \\Poohd not be liable to pay tithes to plaintiff (who is the impro pr iator) for seven years. insisted on his tenant's paying him two mid sixpence ap acre wore—the tithes being considered worth that sum, and the lease (after some remonstrance by the tenant) mis prepared acvsi'diugi - v, wherein Mr. Way co venanted to indemnity the defendant against the payment of tithes fur the first seven years of tile term. "The defence set ❑p bylfr.Way (who pursuant to his covenant defended the action for the defendant). was, that the hind; wir4, barren and nu ffofitahle land, and, tinder another 'statute of Ed‘vard not liable to yield tithes for seven years after its being brcw.tit into a state of cultivatiOn. On the part of plaintiff it was proved, that the land was formerly planted with gOod oak and beech tiriibcr, and that when . it Was broken up, it wjs covered with fine undcrwood, and that de fendant-had the same for his trolthle in - gruhhiiig it. That when- Mr. Way purchased the forest, he had paid 3t) years purchase for it at 9s. a n acre; that it bore since roo d whea t, pease, •and oats, without any considerable cx.pence,for ma nure ; and plaintiff, under all these strong cir cumstances, brought his action. The Jury, notwithstanding the evidence ad duced by plaintiff (which was uncontradicted, defendant not having examined a single %vituess), and the cases cited by the Learned Judge in favour of the plaintiff's claim, gave the defendant a 'verdict. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. HATTON-CARDEN. CHARGE OF POISONING A Famir.Y. , --Yesterday this Office was very much crowded to hear this extraordinary charge. Elizaheth Feinting, cook in the family of Mr. Turner, law-stationer, Chan cery-lane, was charged on the oath of Mr. (M -bar Turner, and Mr. John Marskal, surgeon, of No. 12, Half Moon-street, Piccltlilly, on snspi ciou of unlawfully and wilfully mixing with flour made iuto food and victuals a certain poison call ed arson c, which was to be eaten by Mrs. Char lotte Turner, wife of Robert Turner, with intent her foicill and Murder, and which poisoned food vas afterwards eaten by the said Mrs. Turner, by ‘vhich, means she became diseased and disordered, and is in great danger oflosng her life. The pri soner-professed her innocence of the charge in the most solemn manner, stating, that she herself had , p4rtaken of the. same food, whereby she ran the, risk . of losing her own life, and tinder the effects of which she still labours, as can he attested by the surgeon of the infirmary of .the prison in w l;ich she is confined.' .From the present dan gerous state of Mrs. Turner, connected with Other circumstances, the examination was postponed to a Intw.e day, and - the prisoner was remanded to ison. QUEEN-SQUARE. imPoston.—Yesterday Ann Jones was charged, un;ler very kiggravating circumstances, with steak itlg from Mrs. Ilarri::on, chair and sofa covvrs, gutvi:s, and many other articles of N. H.'s .veuri,ig apparel. The plisoner having learhied Nai M . 13. I. a V i er' charac cr, weht to her "%;:ith a story of y.Sti e • sa id s h e vrat literally,ttarving ; that she WA foilr children at lirine, sick and destitote of every thing ; and that the had .her lyinl.t in the libise a corpse ! inst:inti gave Ad the silver she had in her pocket, and relieved her SlA•eral diffe rent times afterwirds. Bating hus bane, and rcb-3vered somewhat friun the Shwd: of her situation; the prisoner told Mrs. a that she did not always want to live on Charity; that she Could work ; that she Would Wait) fot Mt 3. U. if her benefactress pleased. She accordingly did some washing for Mis. IL rcguldrly returning the three first parcels ; but the loulth, being a large and valuable bundle, was never returned. Aster considerable search, the prisoner was found, when it was ascertained that all the tale of woe was a gross piece of itnposition, for she had no chil dren, -and her husband was alive and well. Part of the stolen property was found at pawnbrokers ; and produced ; hut the prosecutrix wished only.to proceed for the unlawfully pawning. ,Mr. COLQUHOUN said, the case wtis of a most odioas'aspeet, tending as it did to check the inf. , pukes of benevolence, and called for more severe punishment. than awaited the prisoner: ' She must pay a fine of -Ios. reinnd the money obtained frrnit the pawnbrokers., or he imprisoned in Tothill fields for three months ; and, when the other pro perty was found, another charge would be ex hawed. SAT UR DA Y'S Z ETTE—( Continued.) o . l7ice' (IreliwEeP, 25, ISIS. Bi - evet Cohnel , IV. M:idr. - e,. H. Shrapnel, G. Wcil!c, G. IV. I)ixon, W. , n, 1 B. Yo.tng, Sir 11. Vratu itig!latn; .1. Sliehtralse, G. llaost v, P. WoNley, Titan, anti It. II;;;.!!ther; .I ;tars lE. E. Bing ham, awl Bret.et 1. c nt.-Cololiel Sir .1. Ainjors S. G. Ad,ze, N. Pay, niol R. Evers. to lie C 01 ,1 1 . 7 1 5. Brevet Lielit.-I'olonel sir A. Fraser, Brevet Majors llon. \V. (;arnier, Neott, C. Baynes, .1. Hawker, F. ‘.l 7 alkcr; 11. Owen, I)esbri,ay, Roger, and J. S. Williamson, to he apt:lin J. Taylnr, Brevet Lietit.-Col. G. Jciikinson, tains H. Pierce, 'W. D. Nicolis; C. G. Aims, S. J. Ral.v linson, T. Harrison, and S. Kirby, to be Captain• of.Cont panics. . 'irst ',lentCryints Hon. W. Arbuthnot, J. Evans.. 'l'. Carter, Blachley, and J. A. Chalmers, to be Second Captains. DIIIDENDs . _ April 15. W. and Smith, Stapleford, Hertfordshire, tim her-tnerehants—Ap.-il 1.5. D. Anderson, Miter-lane, met , chant —April 15. P. de B. To:edit:lo, Great Prescot-street, Got:dinar: s-fields, merchant —April 15. .1. F. Adams, Bristol, colcroon-brewer—April 15. T, scoff. apd W. 'fort:ll, M. Pau cra,s, Imilders—.kpra 15. J. Horn, I'ortsea, slopsellcr—April I Blease, Dover-street, Hanover-square, upholsterer— April IS. C. Blake, lilsliousgate--,treet, sitcersonith--April 15. 11..1. (2. Ituel, Wand-worth, erne:We-maim faeturer—April 15. It. Trevithick and It. I)ieltifison, Fore street, Lim...house, dealer in iron tanks—April 15. A. Paton, Old (;ravel-fane, Batel;tre-highway, soap-manufactortr— Apr . :l 15. W. Barnard, Lloyd's Coffee-house, underwriter— April 15. D. Soroliori, Sloll•SAltire, Whiteehapel, weaver— April 15. V. Brown, Wood-street,'Clicauside, silk manotae terer--7April I. It. kriapson, Lon:hard-street, hill-hroker—April 19. G. Cooper, Stork:ma, shopkeeper— April 19. IV. Newhv, Stockport, basket-maker-1 Aril 15..1. Cock-I,mi! ' -Saiitidield, plaster of Paris mann factorer—April 20. .1. 'Woo.l, Brigln helmstone, plumber .April 2.5. W. Fr:melding, Bath, chemist.—April 19. C. V. Carr, iiirminghani, I:Ml..lqm:her—April 15. T. tielst;y, Lea- • ponlttrer.—.lprii 19. %V. Allton, Reading, barge-builder. C EitTIFICATES.—APaiii 5. Ir. Holiday, (%).44t 4 170ury, plumber—D. Keene, Clark's. place, Islington, c:abillet-roalier--D. thiston : Beverley, York shire, coal-merchant—E. Tantie - r, Hart-street, Mach-lane, ‘Varwich:bire, butcher— B. Se•iri;ht, Lire' pool, merchant--G. Fox, Tbayel-street, IVlam 4 'ster-square, surgeon—W. SavaLy, Worcester, glover —H. ',Batley, Newate-:treet, Great Malvern, Wor . cestersleire, scrivener. PARTNEINIIII , : Dissor,l;ED. ,T and J. Baxerntale, Bolton-le-Moors, I..i.nealitiT'e, cotton • manufacturers--J. Canipl;cil and It. Alanly, Warntord-court, TlirOgnatirtou.stre'et, ship-broliers—NV. and J. Leach, New-street, Covpnt-gard,n, t.nts Mid Chorale"). and W. Eiluray, Baill.-I.ip; near Maacitesi;:r, keepers—lt. Ashworth alil .1. Wilkinson, Linn, Lanea,hire, H. pert}', a n d T. Gilbert, jun. ..Long-acre, ewic; , -.:,:,:hers—.l. and S. Charles worl 11, Leeds—J. 'X. C:hapinan and .I.l'omvson, Athersi.one, NVarwielishire, mercers—J. Cai diner and G. E. Kiddell, Bristol, merch.lr,ts—T. C. titre, :a and T. C. w h ar f, tindier-inerchants—R., Piraytt and I'. Studley, Go ,sve I l-st reet-road, straw-hot tualiers-1-1. W. IVeston and IT. Creed, Crntelnnl-friars, merchants--T. floss and IV. Liverpool, tailors—E: Iniber and Sr; ven„, 1.-fatten-garden, auctioneer,--T. Ilurtolt, Med c:,ek, and Grcat nussell-strecl, liloun:. hors, irooraoogers—l-:. sinn and rtiad; grocers—.l. Pwrk and P. Llaynes, I.3isliops;atc-sti,!et, trunk-undiers. SCOTCH BANKRUPTS. SEQUE , 4III7I - 0. NS. William Ramsay, builder,• Edinlnm:ll—Creditors meet in the Royal Exchniige Coffee-house there, 31st March ;o l d 14th April, at 12. -EXAMINATIONS, DIVIDENDS, ,s 7c . Creditors of Gilbert Nl'li.enzie, late me chat, Invershin, meet it; the writing-office of Robert Mayfair, St. AIM'S Yards, Edinburgh, sth April, at 12. Creditors of William Robertson, late upholsterer and one tioneer, Edinburgh, meet in the Royal Exchange Coffee house there, 10th -April, at 12. Creditors of Alexander and John Douglas, merchanti, meet in Donaldson's tavern there, lath April, at I'2. Goon EXAMPLE —We are authorised to state, that it is the intention of the ;Martinis of STAF FO.RD, if the average price of Wheat in this county should tall permanently below, the sum of 9 shil lings the Winchester bushel, to make such deduc tions from the amount of the rent of his farms held at will, as the circumstances of each case May require, and to continue during such depres sion of prices.--( Sta f fordshire Advertiser.) ExEctrrioN.--This morning J. Hodge, D. Coudy, and R. Finley, found guiltv.at our Lent Assizes, of a most outrageous assault on the per son of Eliza Goodlad, were executed near this city, pursuant , to their sentence. Previous to their trial, and subsequently, even, to the awful period of their execution, they asserted 'in the most so lemn manner, that the prosecutrix • had greatly exaggerated the circumstances attending the per petration of • the offence tor . which they were about to stiffer. Hodge was a Protestant, and native of COrnwall ; Coody and Finley were Catholics; aud natives of lreland : they 10w2,-ed to - the - corps• of Sappi!rs - and Miners.— (t/lampshire Chronicle, March 2.5.) CORONFE'S EsT.—On Saturday an Inquisi tion was taken by J. W. Esq. Coroner for i'tliddleex-, on the body of - Stephen Thump son, who . had cut his throat in the London Hos pital, when the Jun,- returned a verdict of Insanity. Un •Saturday inorping, Henry Selby, a tailor, who occupied a first floor At - a baker's, in Hatton wall, was. foamd suspeoded from the tester of his bed, quite dead. The deceased and his wife slept in separate rooms,. b(ifsUjON aC. OF iN Ey Mrt,r, .F:, , tt,11 r=..1:,1 ,tf . 0,,,,,,, ;,1,1.-Wei:rl l " r3 ' h 1,..,:i1l ,_...12._{. F .1 7 ,„1 1::;..:: , :: :4 :, ; k11; ;, 1: . : ( i; , ; I M iii ki1 i . :... 7 :: ..; f_(li,t,[t....t..liirkti,teiil:l 1 ,, ',. ii 03 3A.i — l - I —: :it 74.. (,d I k'.., -- , 1 t"l, ' c,l 1 .', ~..,, —__, ~t - .., ,us lia 1 85 ------- a' '',,,' o t i 100 ------ u,t' G,'. •,,ki 1 524 _....-- kit jius ", 6 3- - 1 - -,---- at Gn , tl.l I I.(i ----- al 5;:;_uo iV*.(i-499 qukt.lk..i., :it 5f3:.. verlitarter: TQIII, 7773 , Qum,rei-i,—.-1,:,,,,, , , 655. 105td• Is. G ; d. lchs,.f than 130 rktturii. t .,:s f i •lam f~ 159 ;it 71 s 0,1 ~,,. , - . [ti.7.. - ruitN pif 1-.1.() From March 11, to 24 arch 77.--Yruni Sac:l , . s. ci. 1 .!..arlis. s. " c , . I '7-- 70 d ' 446 -- 6'4.0 tf: + 9 -- .65 0 ,c'..; -- fil 6 --.--- C 4 0 1,0 ----6 I 0 1 c2u6 -- C-i o 1 1431 -- (to 0 1 • _ A tid 70 sacks, at 355. per qu Toc,l--1,031 Sacks.--.lverig,:. ' Os. lid. lower that 1 ,:,,5t v. o;lic.c• I s. 47 59 1•27 ---- Q 100 57 5 31; 0 'last c.,r. I l d. UXBRIDGE.- (;orn-Tnspector's 11.121 Nftirci) `23:! 1:: Cd Wht.per lii to 18110 i Beans • 3os yid ls oil' Ilarky, per qr. ?§s Oil to 3is od I Prage• Oats ' ?1s od to 3is od PRICE 0, New Bags. Kent. , Sussrx iF ,1-IUPS. New pockets• 61 Gs to 6i a: . 5.1 04 6i 04 to 71 16.: 41 15s to 8 1, 0 G 1 lOs to 81 us Varultath..ll4l 05 to I" SEED!; itu..l Clover (Foreigt) I)itto 56s trs FOs pvr Ovt• .. 40\ 75s to 86s Itye-tirass Turnip, White lird and Green ... \A li:tr. Mustard Seed .. lirown ditto - Carrawity Curiaudcr do. Cinque Foil] GOs 12fis —s 3j, to ;kis per (II*; ‘ , 0 0. (;(! .to U;' , Ott Pc l " i -4, b.) to 04 1 (id to 1:34 od tumott to t 5s 041 ti3s tid to 75s Oil • 106 0(1 to Its od r. 633 (td to 70s Oil per ( I,t, ---s 5s 21s to, p"r Oil Cake at the \UII, 1 41 8 . tV - p t e u r 9t°llsoTsizitiiietll.. --- - - - PkICE OV LEATHER. o "I'' 4 Butts; 50• to sGlbs cacti.. - ' . 'l,cr ib 2nd • t a 5 4. • Ditto, s:i.to 4;f.ilhs each -244 to O ld.. 1;x.1• tolgY'l. Merchants' Backs, Dressing Hides • 1,3):1,1 ft 2ill Fine Coach Hides . WO I ` 20 , 1 . ..ri to ...I Crop Hides, 35 to 4011)4 for cut', i . ...,; 1,,,,, r.,, , .., to - ,4 Ditto.. 4:3d to :3 - ', • Calf Skins :3O to 40i; ) , lud - .. ,, io . • i Dittu 5d.t07016!i. ; ' aid to .i-ii ,3. 0 Diito .. 70 to taiiiis :,od W. Small Sculs, (Greenland) ..,:td to IgOs Large ditto ' per dozen IBU, Best Reif, t c 1'45 HAW 1;11)ES. „.iellers S.; Steers, per st. 2s • Oil to 2s Rd Matl;et Calf Isl. .. e'L L A 3 i c , 16' Middlings—is cal to 2s 4d 1:og• 1.10 • • los . Siety Skins, 661. to 103,1. Slo:;Arlings, 2.:d. - _ atl PRICE OF TALLow. • oci 79 ' oil St. James's .larltet ... 4s Gtd I Tow •1' f .,1 1 ,,ie: ----' - ,,i se , .; 4 Clare Market Os OZ! J Yelio.i - Russia .----", , ( ) . ,1 77 5 ~ ,t . ' , / Whitt chapel .Nlarlset 4s sd 1 White ifil t o —'"' ' 0 ,17; 55 0 - 4 Per atone ut 8114 -- 1 - Soap ditto.... ---- oi i 'd . ' a l McItio;•• Stlfi' ----' d 4-li 1 - • - ,0 O. Ditto it.ongb.. • --"” 1:%'• 0 1 1 (4.lves .... ........ • • • 40' 44 . f iriood Dre ,, C.. ••• • •' . 4 ) Yellow Soap 9os j Curd • .• • ••' iv Nluttled lo4is 11'alyn .. -. ...... - • ' • i is. L' Price of Candle;, per dozen, 18s oii—MotodS, . , 64 per flozen allowed for read w h.4 , "" c —. • ....:, , 3 ST. JAMES'S lI.VI` .NIARKET, Alicc:) ,i. , 4 4 ,5 ~ 4+ • LP' Hay Stiaw 1 1 l'" 0,1- t o ' 2l 2; Od--Averile, "_ . .9 , 2.4 Average HAY ALAI:KILT.. / WO . 41 4i Oil t.) is Ls 0(1-.1%1:1'4:4' 1 ' , /a , 4' Stray,' ll 11i 01 to 11 18, *RI -Average/ 'l,:l2l>r" (31 Gs Od to 71 7, - 1.......------ -- -,.i.5. NEIVGATE AND LEAL/ENE' U.l, MAW''' . 0 EIS - the C'tr . •/ 5 . i i . cd,..., •. Ito, 0 Beef— . . ... 3s 8a to .--;.: na i 1 -,.;t1 ........ 65 -,,. t 7 , ' mutton 4s 0(1 to -; 0+1.( Pork ....... .6 5 u- ''' La;nl), 7s. 4d. Ln bs. .• . . TIA it rjt;7, ki -27 ' cc. at Nl:trker.. ' saki. • • '254 Ncwca,tte l7 :) ):1 1 : „,„.' 5. .mot ''''' , , ~ •IPV ------....... j. METEOIt()LOG ICA I, .Wiiit rt 'l' itern.,•,:icter. .7.~A - • ~..,• . .:. - LI :.; ..., • .. , %.1 ., . .------- — I • 0, __________--. ' .',l .tiare.ll ' ' 4 ' Zilches t:1 0 114 t. ,:10 0 T) 18 '47 48 53 4( :30. - .5 , 1)P ';,. . r" 19- 48 52 55 49 29.90 pig. Oto tif • 21) 50 49 53 17 .96 1) 0 . P''', , f -• 21 51 51 57 47 .8! Rail ) tiol l ' i 2 50 5-2 '56 46 .(:1 Pd. IP' • 23* 48 48 52 42 .26 I • 24 47 49 5:3 42 ' .50 P O ' --- .. .51 i i c t .eii. poisterons Weather the greatest imrt of th e tv 0 1 1 ' 7 BIRTHS. ran, . ~. On Thursday, the 2d lust; at Ballindola9, „1 et • dare, the Lady of Humpltry Bur, Esq. of a s." i - y a h.' On IVeilnes.lay last, at Oak -bill, in the G"'" ) . , 0 60' the Lady of Sir Simon Clads,, Bart. of a -J•tu'll rel. l .i ' . 7 ,1, 1 0 ..• sun, Esq. I 1,1 1.1 1' P'''' df n o r f ty da la q s g t ilt a e t r. Kilburn, ,the Lady of s' As. , The same day, at Winchester ‘...,__ Riot g o lf ~ fit _ , Luc , . ..,- Long, o a daghter. Oil Monday n last, in Queen-square, Bloolusbur? the '•iier ' of Henry Hustle, Esq. of a son. Yesterday mornin g , in p o rtiand-place, the Lady °f W . „. ..e , Curtis, Esq. of a sot' ' L blo __--------- Yesterday esTening, M.MVAerßnjutilßle)idest son °I ti ll e ti :'7ll shop of York, to Elizabeth Llinh'aul, e ldest ( 1 . 211 g DO ( 1 ,.3 3 1: I . ' i lirr t S a t' , m a n :e:: d e ) ~ y c , : : o a h ttii:r:Sitqt:.) daughterS l l i Marl - -:e-bonne ts ry lEl - e : eib . o f ir c; e o . 9 5 h o u e r ,: c 7 gn. a: ro l o : ( t_ i 0 1 11 11::: ° f i' i s:: : . t s o t Caroline, le t, c liandos-street, Cai•endish-square. h i iSaV . ( . .)ti SaturdayDatliiigtou, Mr. Ge° ll ` ' n o, ° toi l ' . daughter of Joseph iVeggeson, fl:sizei:;boeLf:l:l3l-Neridieedsg:::; IVr 0 _~ -í _.------------ , 0 '' , 0 0 , „ a t' DI ED. o C o ! tr" At his house in Beautoont,:trert, Lieutena od pea of liam Beatty, late Major of the 64 dr Regirnent,i3dot;,/, t I C :i () f i e l'i :f tell i; en r t2 i . 1 4t hi ti t ile h i i J in2 o st n tli e s ita : t E g s i in fi ''' . l' o di i f at- P t:. r af i l t i : e r i c r - rit E 4Leig " l ' ' ' ;' ,T e'c L e ' n.C:i d n-'11 : ::i1E11-4t 1. .:; On Friday last, Mr. Henry Parry, c` --r° ,;,,ell4'..tie aged 47 years. ' o f IS' 6 -ot ' Lately, t he Rev. Charles Blackstone, F 411( 1; , e 9 ti s° ~,, :.. College and Rector of Wort,Jll, gallts, late ,Sir ‘Vtiliana Blackstone „op• LONDON: Milted by J 213. ciutsT,ll,l,t,'", ”' I) "iittirws: and published bb}+A . at th e s t rx_o F r i cg, O. t I n, Stran c d ; glus t MelltS, Orders, Later; (post„-paid), 54- nd I