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••- 7 Tll E Lo l :ibuN 6.1 . 2. f 14'Es. 7. ()fee, P.4itarri 7 • Pic Tli 07m-4c thp Regent h heel plrased n z - 3 0 7 , 1 ).:•heilt of ?ti, to anoint tier_ Cuivo-tel ites,re Killg . tu be one of the Gvoeins of his .Ninjesty.'s F,-..`,r7itry 7, Them-rst the 'Prince IteLrent has been pleased, the witrit...crid on the behalf of. his We sty, to 4i - quaint . 2 , 4 1,5-lotier T , r_robtll, Esq. to be his Nlajtsty's +C6,13. al at nod all miler ports and piaces in the Dep*tanent tvf - tie ;t•losztivs of t'le Rhone. - fl;s Royal. Ili...thrress the Pr:ocre Regent has been picw-t-Ci, the 114nre awl or. the behalf of his Majesty, to pririrlint Geor;:e !;hotto Dorrihts, '.scl. to be Secretary to his 'Majesty's 2i.egairos. tittle Coart cf rforence. C :7!l'l' OF CILINCERY, FEB. 7. LORD 4::,;(.7.i.74:0NDELEY againSt, LORD CLltsfOlV. The LORD Cll:Nes'th . ..oit declared his own opi- . Ilion, and the Asnanis.nosis opinion of the Tweive Judges, of the Vice -Chancellor, and the Master of the Rolls, to'be, that Mr. Montriou could not act :as Attorney or Solicitor for Lord Cholmon deley agailfst Lord Clintoi, in any of the causes in Law or, Equitv,:in which he had been engaged as 'Attorney or Solicitor for Lord Clinton. This we believe to be the first decision in which suds a concurrence of judicial opinion has been pronounced. kltfir..ll TCI ES ENLARGED. 13risto1, pen-manufacturer, from Jan. 28 to Macmkind, Bridgnorth, Shrops'ltire,'and Fleet ' Bt7ect, London, carpet-manufacturer, from Jan. 21 to • Apfil 1-2. • RA NIKAUPTCI ES SUPERSED ED. Nl!Claiehey, 'Atancliester, cottou-niauufacturer. Rtin Mauche,ter, builder. BANKRUPTS. • 4 , iseph Yates COOPer,lston, Middlesex, wine -merchant, Feb. 14, 25, and Marc h 21, at ten, at Guildhall. Attor tlies, MesSrs.Edw:ir:s and Lyon, Bloomsbury-square. EtephelyNelies, Portsea, ebtaactor, 'Feb. 41', at twelve, 22, 'at ten, and March 21, at'tsvelve, at the King's Arms Inn, Portsea. Attornies, Mr, John Pownall, Staple lim, Lon eon, or Nk. Edgcomhe,Partsea. -Edward Wilford; Boston, Lincolnshire, merchant, Feb. 21, :ind March 21, at eleren, at thy• White Ilarl Inn, • 11-sstun. Attornies,, Messrs. Thirkill, jun 7 and -Rogers, B-,ston, or Messrs. Jenkins, James and Co. New Inn; London. PAiii!rt Miller, T - otteWrro, watch-maker, Feb. 11, 23, and Mr:J*642l, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hartley, • New Bridze-street,Blackfriars. - - Thotnizt Tra - wlcy, Swallow-street, victualler, Fell. 14, 18, March , 21, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. It. GreUt tam - es-street, Bedford-row. • Tbronal Steele, Manchester, cotton-dealer, Fe1r..20, 21, and March 21, at two, at the - Bridgewater Arms, Manchester. Attornies, Messts. Duckworth, Chippendall and Denison, Manchester.. John Bick, Tocfint - Jort,, Gloucestershire, !.11.rch 2, at: tivervi, it the Swan Inn , rl'ek.estorrv.— Attorniei,lSr;r4a - orael:-Whitcourbe and Serjant's Inn, Ilect-strcet, .'or..Mr::-Traughton,'FeWkeShury. Isaac Beak; Ttiv.a Ifini,; Bath, miser, Feb. -2(1, 2t, and 'March. 21, at twelve; at the Clorstopiwt Inn, Bath. At turnies, Adlington, and Gre4ory., Bed -tord-row, I,,ortorr-or Mr. Benjamin Gaby, Saint James's gU'racle, Bar h. ugh Dick, Gosport, victualler,-Fa..21, at two, 9.2, at one, and March 21, , tivo, at the India Arms, Gosprt. At tornie.s,, Mr. Essex-street, Strand, or Messrs. kiinehin and I - 7;2:drtell, Gosport. Villkarn Eurri.i, Oxford-street, confectioner, Feb. 11, 18, _at twelve, and March 21, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Fielder, Duke-street, Grosvenor-square. John Carrinkton, Beanniont, F.sitx, farmer, Feb. 21, 2-2, and March 21, at-ten, at the George Inn, Colchest,..r.— Attornie3, Mr. Sparling, Colchester; or Mr, Cutting, Lartlelt's•buitdirrgs, Holborn. DIVIDENPS. 117 arch 14. .1. Eastall, Portsmouth, vintner—March 7 T. Sedgwiek, Clement's-lane, - merchant—March 10;.T. S. Ran - (1 , 11, Bristol, cloth-manufacturer , ,,-Mareb 11. 3. P - arvls,Duhe- Weet„Adelphi,, winemerchant—Mareh 4. W. West, Sheer ness, brewer--Feb. 23. It. Dougal, Commercial-road, glazier —Feb. 28. H. H. Israel, Wood-street, silk-maunfacturer— • March 4. 'l'. Ito!serts, - Cheapsisle, silversmith-;-March 4. A. McLachlan and J. Galt, Great St. Helens, factors---March 4. Plymouth, linen-.draper-A'eb. 29: E. Mealin;,. • Jahn-street, Aaelphi, wine-merchant-4 Feb. 28. Simmons, Kingston-upon-Hull, printer—Feb. -28. W. Ito9ke, Noble street, si ik-manufacturcr—Feb. 28. W. Cable,Brompton,Kent, hatcher—Feb. =JR. J. Hancock, Rotherhithe, 2;. F. and F.Thompson, Paternost er-row,brolters—Maych 4. G. Gray, Pentonville, commander of the ship Canton— March 11. G.. French and C. H. Eades, Great Eastehrap, .brokers.—Veh. 23. J. Ow,ai, Oswestry,‘Shropshire, merchant. - 1 -March l t.. 1. Bull, Kin street, Cheapside, wholesale li nen dra er,--Mareb 2. C. elion, Birmingham, victualler.— Morch 4. G. and J. Aileen, itaitingion . Surrey, ealico-prin ters.,--Feh. 23. G. Hampshire, i)eptford, cabinet-maker.-- Feb. it It. Kendall, ReaAling, linen-draper.—March fierce, Manchester, pinter2—Feb. t 3. W. ,Jackson, R. Tay lor, and J. Pease, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, oilmen.—Feb. 23. W. Sharp, Threadnerdie , street, merchant.--April hi. G. Watkins, and W. Cow per, LincoWS- Money-seriveners.— MarA 3. J. W. Stephens, Manchester, cotton-spitmer.— March 2. T. and It. Hudson, BisluipWearworth ; Durham, t cal- 29. T. and W. Crawford, Poplar, stone masons.--March 11. W. Whittcnbury,. Bishopsgate-street, cheesemonger. cr.nnricATF,c.—Fcv. 28. • 3. Lawrence and W. Fuller, Bermondsey-street, glue and size.: manufacturers—A. Kent and G. Payne; 11%;ile, Isle of 'Wight, grocers W.Boiton, nry-strect, Westin itt;he r, liter --J. Damn), Threadneedle-street, nierchant—,S. Gigney,Kent road, halwr—G. IVliarton. North wich, Cheshire, liquor-vier• rh tut—G. Mccrc, Chertsey, Surrey, tailor—T. Haydon, Mitcham, Surrey, baker. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. 1-I. Duckworth. juo. It. Ilelfort, and I'. Lowe, jun. Lii-er- Weetch, Alloway, and. I. Calloway; Bristol, woollen-drapers—J. Geolge and E.' Blittelishaw, Holborn- , bridge, grocers=--J. Arch oral G. Cooper, Finch-lane,, Corn p,Olisbers—J. Jac%son, Newark-upon-Trent, and I.' Jacks o n, Sou t hwell, Nottingl:arashire, millers—C. Saunders and Newgate street, dress-makers—P. J. Papillon; P. F. Papillon, and S. Manfredi, Bermondsey, calico printers —T. HeatOn, Halliwell, and J. Lancaster, Bolton-le -Moors, I.a acashire, stone-masons;—S. Appleton ; and W. Brown; Kingston-upon-Hull, dealers in coals—W. and G. Dealsin, Sheffield, forgers—LC. Dawson and E. Birch, Iligli-Street,7 Whitechapel, dreggists—B. Hickson, sen. and V. jun. Kingstun-uimit-Huil, merchantsj. CUrtis. Burgh clere, and It. Curtis, Ilighelere, Hatiroshire—W: Martin, J. Swirt, l 'and A. Show, Stole-opon-Trent; Staffordshire, chins: zn2ulf4cfarci;—G-Turnhull stud J. Burr, Heydon, Eucct, farmers—S. Barrett and J. St,nnf, Greenwich; stone-masons. SCOTCH BANKRUPTS. SIB , QUESIRATI ONS. Jan. 4;. rzAtvieli Main, painter, Edinburgh—Creditcrs meet in the ic.oyal Exam:age Coffeehouse there, .Bth Froruary ar.d lit - 4;:arch, at I%to. Jan. Itobcrt Dick, y.rriter, Edinburgh, ccalatalter and limebiirner at litaciibarn4 Linli;hgowshire, and one of the late vartaers of Lye!! and Dick, eoLlittasters and limei)urners nieet in the Royal Exchange Coffeehouse, Etiittbargb,.7lll and 21st •February, at one. Jan. ;3t. ,j-lenry Hardie, baker, Lawinnarket, Edinburgh— Creditorsii*ect iu thti Royal EXchange Coffeehouse there, 9th February mut 'fill Mardi, at one. Ja , i. 31. .lohn B drd, ironinnlier and founder, parish - of Shotts—Creditors meet in the Prince of Wales tavern, Glas gow,,l4th and eStli February, at two. • EXAMINATIONS, DIVIDENDS, Sc. liugh APConnell, merchant and grain -dealer, Girvan, to be examined in-the Sherilf-clerk' Office, Ayr, It;tb February and 'an March, at one. John Paibin , son, yarp-merchant, Glasgow, to be examined in the Sherill-clerk's thilee there, Vtit and timed February, at twelve. Getditors of Jolut Laidlaw,jun. ho der, Edinhurgh, meet in tits Royal Exchnoge . Coffeehoue there,. st March, at one. Creditors of John fial D iUun and Co. anerchants, Greenock,• And or Willant Hamilton and Co. nierchantl, Liveiporil, be ing one and the saute concern, meet in the Public Sale-room, I%laasion-house Lane, Greenock, 2 , tth February, at two. Creditors of James and John. Wardrop and CO. late mer chants, Giasgow, meet in the Bli‘a Bull, inn there, 17th bruary, at twelte. -Crc , liiers of Colgulionn and Ritchie, late mere heats, Glas, gow, •meet in the Black Bail inn there, February, at twelve. Credit(ws of Itobert More, merchant, Leith, - meet in Do rwhist.n's tavern there, 21st Fehrnary, at cue. 4;renitor; of Hamilton, baker, Hamilton, iueet in t4le Sheriff-clerk's Oflice February; at twelve. Creditors of William Park, vintner, 'Moffat, Meet in.the 011 ice of Rohert Grills, writer theft.; .2-3 th Fein-nary, at twelve. i. ceditotsor Joseph 11.oliqrtso h n, merchant, (ilasgow, meet io 11.4e':, tavern there, .21All,K,c;;;Try, at ten. .• ' Creditors of vi,!'t'-, , 10 :)litg()%;", meet ;n the ciiamberS of I. o a%;vile at2d twriters there, 15tli Febr.zry.,• 4.1 twv. • , r y - r t L 1;1 (:; E.N9C KNIGHT V. ATKINS. The LORD CHANCELLOR gave judgment in this case. The cause came before the MASTER of the ROLLS, who made a decree in 1811, declaring the Defendant, a Lady, was to be considered only tenant for life of certain tenements andakeredita ments in the county of Norfolk. The son of this Lady pave, by, will, the whole of his estates in Norfolk to her, under the condition, that-after his death.she should demise the property to his fa mily.; and the rinestion was, whether, under the terms of the will, site could' be considered as standing in a different character from that 'of a person t, ho had no more than a life inte!.est in the property ? Lordship, in a most luminous judg ment, citing the hiv decisions as applicable, and eNprcssing a wish -that the qtresti,,in could be cur rivd to the bat of the Lords for the advantage of the opinion of the higher authorities, decided, with sonic reservation, that . he'Couid not disturb the ticcrce made by the •Master of the Rolls. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, FEB. 7. , CILIRGE Of M Edw. Carnkli and H. Olger were brought up, in custody of the Keeper Pahnouth Jail, in vir tue of a ',Writ-of Habeas Copora, Orecta to hint for that purpose, - In order that they might be ad witted to Bail, on a charge of Murder, The ATTURNEY:-Gt:Neam., thought it necessary to acqoaint the Court, that in Ihe-notiee . of ser vice of t he' present, rule on the Widow ni-e•the de ceased, the names of the intended Bail had been omitted by mistake, but he understood, though ample tithe had been allowed . l4 that purpose, there was no oppositionao them, lie did riot lenow in these circumstances, whether the Court would be of opinion that this emission was a sufficient reason for delaying the liberation of these (odor- Junate men. ' The Court were of opinion, the Bail nut being • objected to, thaethe return to the ‘Vritmight now be read. l The evidence consisted of the depositions' of Edward Kemp, the elder, and Edw. Kemp, the younger, before the Coroner; who proved, that on the evening of the 7th December last' they were in a small boat, in company with Thomas James, deceased, between St. Mawes and Fltish-7 in Cornwall, when they perceived a larger boat, in which there were four men, followed as if in pursuit . of them: The men in the larger boat called out to those in the smaller boat, and, almost at the same moment, a musket was fired -out of the larger boat into the smaller. The amen in the smaller boat did-not in the smallest degree en- •dcavour to avoid the larger boat, but immediately explained that they had nothing on board, remon •strating at the same time against the wanton con -duct of thosein the larger'boat,M"firing upon them. One of the persons in the larger boat, who had a musket in his hand, on this said, that his name was Painter, that he was a King's Officer, and that he was not ashamed of his'name. The larger boat. was then about to separate, when Thomas James, the deceased, complained .that he was wounded. The witnesses accordingly called out to the men in the larger boavfor assistance, tell ing them that they had'killed a man ; but of this they took no notice. The elder Kemp bad the deceased carried 'home for - that night to, his house, who're surgical - aid was mantled him, but he died next day about eleven o'clock.— Mr. Cornish, a Surgeon, proved that he visit ed the deceased Ow the evening the disaster took place, and. found hint rather easy., .but when he called again to see him on the follow fag day,: before 12 o'clock, lie was no more. 'Oa ' exainining the body, be fonnd that a musket-ball had entered a little above time navel, and had Come mit at the back. The-wound movm the cause of James's death. This was the purport of the whole of the evidence before the Coroner ; and there was nothing whatever to implicate the two prisoners in the transaction except what was to be found in two depositions afterwards taken be lore a Magistrate on the 10th day of the same month—one of them by :Richard Kemp the elder, is whieb he declares, that on the morning of the 9th _December he heard the prisoner, (garnish, who is a yeoman, acknowledge that be was one of the unfortunate men who were in the boat with Painter, at the tithe he fired the musket ; and the other by a person named John Finlay, who swore that he heard the other prisoner, Henry Ddger, who is a locker, acknowledge that he was one of .the persons who were in the boat with Painter, and that he - was sitting in the stern of the boat at the time Painter fired.the musket. The Court, in these circumstances, ordered the two prisoners to be liberated on. bail, and they weie accordingly discharged on entering into re cognisances to appear and take'their trial for the offence imputed to thein, themselves in 2001. and four sureties in 501. each. et:st-Ants v. BAYNES, CLERK. This was a case of some importance to . lay ;tn.- • propriators and vicars. '.r he plaintiff, who is im propriator of Soniersham, in the county of Hun tingdon, brought an action of trespass against the defendant, who is vicar of the parish, for seizing :his goods till he paid him a sani -of money. Jhedefenclant pleaded a justification under an ovder •of .the Quarter Sessions, for augmenting h corn-rot.payable to him by the impropriator, •It appeared that by au Act of I.!arliatnent for inclosing the parish,. the .Commuissioners were'di eected to fix a sum of nnoney to .he paid to the . vicar ra iieht of snhalf tithe:s e and that fir 14 v:en•s after the exec ntion of their award, this mi g h t b e raised by the Quarter_ Sessions according. to the overage•priee Of wheat. lii the year 179 •• • •.'„ • . ommrsttotters nxen tuts stun oy n 7,(tr:pr,rml. - nr der, but they did not .make their Rward till the yrar 1602. In the year 1813 the Quarter Ses - 'sit's made nu order 'to raise the conr•rent., t; - bich the plaintiff contended was illegal, and refused to obey. The question was, whether the 1-1 year:, Were to run from Coe counnencemen't of the con tract, .or from the execution of the sward. 113 r. CAMPBELL at•gued against the order of SeS'- sions, and Mr. MA allY A,T iilStippOrt 'Of it. Lord ELL'ENBO46UGII said, the hest antilor4y upon this subject was Coc%iir's Arithmetic. The award having been made in the year 802,, there could be no application for an.angmentation of the corn rent till the year 1816. The Court cool,' not alter the words of the Act of Parliament, and, listen 'to conjectural aegutticntsiis to what miglh be fair. between -the Vicar and linpropriator. The average of 14 years would certainly be lower when the year 1816 arrived than if it had been, taken in the year 1813 ; but he did not know that any in justice Would on that account be d(one'between the parties. The other Judges expressed a similar opinion, and gave judgment for the .plaintiff. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. 130W-S'ITE.Zr. THE DUKE OF ST: ALBAN'g ROBBERY.-YCS;er- • day morning his Grace the Duke of St. Alban' , , accompanied by his Solicitor, Bailiff, and ,other - Agen4s, attended before Mr. for the in vestigation of a burglary in his Grace's house, at klanworth Park, against John Lindsajj, his own. gardener, when it'appeared, that'onthe night of the 18th 'of Jarivary, his Grace's house was broke . open, at Hanworth Park, when the housekeeper's desk was stolen, cottaiuing a number of Bank notes, which had been given her to pay certain bills; •Bank-notes belonging to the hOuskeeeper, and various other articles of property ; three pair Of sheets, and other property. .The grounds of suspicion were, that he was out from his lodg ing at' an unseasonable hour of the night of the robbery, and had absconded from his lodging.— Since his' confinementlislaging has - been search ed by Humphreys and Adfield, and part or 'an old knife found, which on being compared with the part of the shutter. which was forced open, it was found to fit it exactly, .and sonic pearl buttons which resembled some stolen, out of the Duke's house. The prisoner and it'll the servants knew that the howekreper kept money in the desk, as, all the servano saw. her take it Vut to pay bills, &c. The housekeeper identified `part of a sheet found in the pr goner's loilgiags, to he.. similar cloth to those which had been fresh sewed since it ' had been washed. . The prisoner was fully committed for trial on,' this chargt as zth i?p the of .tne burglary of breaking open the - .ljake's twuse, stealing the desk, with its contents, A person rtispectably - drr.sF.cd, - calling Untielf Thomas 'fail, was °tight to the Mite from Coveut-Uarden watch-hJuse, charged vial iiolentiv b'lisaidti..)g the son of Alr. Richardson, of the .114nel, tinder the on Monday. Ile was ordered to find bail. MANSION-HOLD E Charles Snitch acid - ITilli:tm Player, two 0nt0... ... 11(ikli youths, were yesterday bro;ight up in cus tody o Harrison the officer, chat ed with at 'tempting to pick thellockets, and cut off the sells from the watch-chains of several (4ratlettivu in the neighbourhood of the Royal Exclonge, on Mon day evening. The officet watched, their proceed ings attentively fin. several !lbws, though these young wret(•hes fa iled in tualiiitg any serious booty, yet, being isni”vn as co:innon thieves, .they were taken into custody, and brotagY4 to the Compter.—The Lour) Alvvott or,:ered them tu,be conitnitted to hard labour ILITTON-GARD'iI:N. . • • The driver of the hachuev-coach, No. 1036, ► , ras summoned at the hist-at:cc of two Gentlemen, charged -with being chuck, and not capatfle of driving his'f=i - re, - and endangering tlli!ir lives. The case being- made Out, the defendant was fined in the penalty of ss. for drunkenness. QUEEN-SQUAR.E. • Yesterduv before Mr. PLEtsrow n 114.! Mr. COL= Robert Morris, .a waterman, charged his apprentice, Richard Farrin, wit k. refractory and dis Obedient behaviour, in refusing toAo his work. The Magistrate asked what sort cat work he wanted him to do ? and was told ballast heav ing. The Magistrate then said an apprentice 'to a watertuaWs business was merely to learn to row a wherry, or t o guide the barge up and down the river, hut hs to ballast-heaving an'apprervtice has nothing to to with it. The Case was therefore dismissed. THAMES POLICE OFFICE. Yesterday the Owner of • a Merchant Ship, anti three 'Masters of vessels, were 'fined in the miti gated penalty of five pounds; for having in their possession a quantity of King's stores, contrary to the Statute-, and which they could not sati4.ac torily account for.. The l st ILegi.►uent Of Dragoons, which arrived lately from Ireland, are now quartered in troops at Coventry, Warwick, Leicester, and North a►npton. Saturday Rs Mr. JONES, -of Princes -street, cest er-squarcovas returning from Croydon Mat ket, about nine o'clock,' in a one-horse chaise, through Streatham, a man,'having the appearance of a gen : - Oman, rode up to him, and,offered to accompany bim. The oiler was accepted, and on their arrival at Brixton Common the stranger presented a pistol and robbed Mr. JONES of his pocket-hook, con taining a 5/. note, his watch, and great coat. The rol)bcr then plopped up the lane towards Nor woOd-,green. On Sunday sennight, in Mr. SIMPSON'S Meet; ing-house,.in the Potter-row, Edinburgh, the fol lowing awfullystriking event took place :—Dnring the singing ()flint Psalm, at the beginning of the morning service; a man, who had been only three weeks nlarlied, was suddenly seized, while joining this act of devotion,: with an apoplectic fit, and in stantly expired. He was carried into the Session house, and medical aid immediately procured, but (if:; had find ' L %:*;DON - RETURN (Yi , WHEAT IN MARK-LANE; By MrsSIS. i:111 IA) aild.MAt.u.xs, Me.II-Weigh,:ri. I oclu'd4 s r only from . : au. 23, to :tan. 28'. X) Qua:.::.ss 4t 72-, 0:: i 12:=5 Quarters at 59s 03. 273 70 -------- at C 9,. 0d 1 733 106 - :it ‘is o4 365 - at 55s Ad 2-2.2 - at 54s Oil 03 - at. .53s Oct 072 at Gls od 740 -- 382 - - at 6Ns - stt;:"2s Oci 4'24 ---- 4tij 1 s Od 759 at t;Or. Od And 43 citliatf::r.z. at Total, 1%,(;19 (-lua t.el Os. 41d. luiglier I 52s bd .: • - • ---- at ,us 80 at 4S;; Od i 4! ------- a 1 ~lG~~t)il itt 45s Od 19 quarto . S. Gd. Lau I:ast I.k-tutu. tv...rultN ov FLO Froth Jail. 21, to Jazz. : 27.—Vrom i.:ocket °Mee t Sac.4s. s. d. ' s. ii. s . d. -46 5v 0. 7;46 0 165 -- 54 0 3--- 64 0 ia 56 G 445-- 5:3 0 co 0 t 105 --- .56 0 457 52'0 'J 7 . 55 0 30 5t 14;41 --- ~ i 10-- 54 .6 1 :k „ per s'Ack. lot? : ';-. 53;. I ia=L week. UXBRIDGE. • Corn-Inspector iieturn.-11ursday, Feb. 2. Wht.per lii.. 111 los to tzsl [Os I Beaus. Od to 44s 0 4 Uariry, per It% 21s od to Sus 011 Pease Oats .. ud to 28s Od F HOPS. New Bags. New Pockets.. • Kent . ; 7 :1 los to 8; 15s Kent... . 6; lOs to 9! ° 9 Sussex 'l",'s to 71 los Sussex.... 61 os To 7i 1 63 Essex 7l Os to .81 12s Faruilain.. 111 Os to 181 Os PILICE 0 SEEDN. Red Clover ('';oreign) Dia° English White ditto C;Os 93s to I , 2os ityc-Grass l'ornip, While lied ai►d iir.•ett %I. bite Mustard Seed ...... Brown ditto l -. 0 .0d to IS; Od • Carraway Seeds, 7oa Od to 738 . oil Coriander do. Cimille Foist , sos•Od to 0; Ott per qr. Trennl Canary - 6O; 0d,t0 , 84s Cid per :Irv. Oil CAC! at tht Mill, 17i. —i , . per thousand. N G ATE AND Li ADENILALL Al:1114 the Carcus;. ritief . - to 7s 4 i Mutton... utl, to 4s (id Pod; 4s Sit to 6$ 61 20d to 29d 2,1 to Bkl co I 94J ,qd td `l9 qa to 0,14 I,Bd 11/ -1 `.(1,1 to 34'1 to :;fi:t • • ,3441 1,, 1 :-t3d to • Butts, Tic, to s(iihs Ditio, 5G fo GGLus caen Vine C:rop to 401 tis for cutting Dii .-. • to ZiOttls Coif Sjiitti.. ;30 to INltv 3O to 701u5..., Dan, 7O to , soitis. (.iretinlanti) Large ditto PVICE OF LEATHER pct. lb. Z.: i1U% ;•1! • 11.. W -k HIDES. Best H (S.; ti 4. eifvrs tty,l s, per st. Is Btl to Is 14 • 2s ,Gil to 1f),1 Mallet Calf .. .. Oti -to 1:o4. Horse .15, i)dlo 17' )Shins. 4:tt, 132 d. .PA' E OF 'St. Jany.!s's Alarliet •sy Od Clr! Nt!iiiiet 5s Ca - per tone u 2 611.),' ''ALLOW. • a ! T;111k, , ,N• --- Yolioky 12. u. —; (7,1 White dal+) odf• ( /' , O.! h o ' ; :%.leiting Stulf bit 7-1:' 03 Diltk. 0. 1 - (4rnte, Jo , ( ' { ' l z Goosl Drco Curd **** : **** • 18 ' 9 , t4s O--:-• d-1001ds, 15S U. 1,1 for re,tily 10, 0,1 Va AVClag' ret?,• , • .Tattier I'i icc ,1 - * per 4) , .1/..eu fici per dozen allywc 94, 104 s Strait. NT. J.:III.,ES'S HAY 111M1K.F.T, Feb. 6. sl 8s 0(1- to 51 2e CA-Average, 51 55 g j ... 11 11s td to 11 163 Otl--Avvrage, 11 1J WHITECHAPEL HAY MAIIKET. Hay -4 41 4s OctOd to IA 5, thi-----Average, 41 1 4 ' Straw ll 19s lid to 11 Itis od---Average, 11 fa , •Claret GI ON Oil to 71 0 ud-Avera,e,' 61 10 v` .• BIRTHS. • • • 0 6 On Saturday l as t, a t hi s L or d s hi p ' s h ous e in Park-lanei . Viseourattss Grituston-of a daughter. ~ ~.ler (to Sunday la: - ,t, at her house in Charles-strevt, D erat- ii i r squa: e, the Raghl , lion. Lady.rtisabeth Stnyil4 of a soli SI heir. - - , ' i ,f On the sth inst. in Fark-street, St. J ames ' s, the LatlY -. Twmas SOBUTS Lucks, ESq. of a sun: r On the tflit inst. at Lintenouse, .the Lady o f th e R ev . , Y" 0 ° Rudge; of a son. On Saturday, the 2Stb u lt. th e L a d y o f the RCtv. 'n , .. , ' ;§ Colston, it l'illrins, Gloucestershire, of a son. '•• - , On the 31st ult. at C ra i g S anqu h ar, Scotland, Mr5...t014 ~ net Specs, of a dau g ht er . Th e cu t hl li ve d only a few h o oP of Ou the 9.'2d ult. the wife of Mr. Thom a G re nt t aigi'l 0, Wood Fold, near Bury, cro ft e r, was d e li vered o f t,t c!,: i ,., deco ;- and on %‘ - "ednesday week, th e wif e of hi i b rot h e r, ' o f Richard' Greenhatgh, of the same place, manufacturer , three Moe children. M A RRI ED. Yesterday, at. St. Margaret's Norwich, by the Rev. P c • diet Chapman, President of.Caius College, , Cautbridg , :, bias OCHS, to Mary, second daughter of the late Charles Chapman, of that City. On the 19th of Janua r y, a t Dunbar-House, Seotit'ttAr Jaines Balfour, Esq. of Gorton, to Lady Eleanor Maitt a ' ' third daughter of the Earl of Lauderdale. OD Tues day, the 2 , lth - tilt: at Brighton, Mr. M Johri , •' - tr horst, jun. of Cranbr oo k, K en t, to rs. Brook, of brig iftol widow of the late Rev. W. J. Brook, of that, place. I Yesterday, at tit. G eorge ',s, Bloomsbury, Richard Blole 'Esq. of Lincoln's4tin, to Eliza, only daughter of the •. Sir James Sanderson, Bart. On ‘Vednesday la s t, Li eu t enan t Hill s, o f the Royal I~ of to Miss Jane Carter, third daughter of Air. Matthew G 3l ''' of Forton Mill, near Gosport.' On the. i2ll inst. Robert Pierce Gillies, Esq. of Balmalie s o ye County of Kincardine, to Amelia Alary, daughter of the 'John Macclonell, Esq. of Leigh, County of Inverness. e of • • On Monday, at tit. M ar tin' s i n th e Fi e ld s, Robert C l *" • ,, I ,' At -Sconce, •E,sq. to Sarah, on ly d aug ht er of the Rey. Dr• Rector o Runwell and Ramsdell CraS, in Essex. ' ( At Uo f ruchureb, Octavin s Mashiter y , of Priests, Ito Maria, third daught er o f Christopher Tyler, Esq. of "St bridge, in the said County. t ier On Wednesday last, at Cudicote Church, William r" r o l g jun. Esq. of Kin's Walden, Herts, to Elizabeth, the ° daughter of the lion. William Leeson. 01 DIED, On th 29th \t Ed . ult. a.. _inburgii, William Dawson, - Oradell, in the 51st year of his age. 1 3 0 ' The same day, at Mus se lb urg h, Andrew Waugh, ," 1` '-"'' 13 of India. ' c , t j er • On the 31st ult. at M e ggi nc h l'' Castle, Scotland, ''' Drummond, Esq. of Megginch. c 0' On Wednesday last, at I:is reside - C 1 1 - ' - ' 0:1 G.,..e, .aul -13 ace, ampton, Captain 13iddulph: On the 18th ult. at IVIGUITOSe, Mr. And rew Meains, f r y master, aged 84. He was one of the f.a . ..cy of the Sole l M N ' Dy/ : gate,yhich engaged Al. Thutot, off the Redhead, i" 170. ' .... 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