The Sun. — London, England, 1815-02-14 00:00:00

R F,1 , 1(1! PAPERS' VIPNN‘, 36:-:; l :(Pront'it Prirfrte lthcr)— Op the 27th, an English cOnrier arrived, stating the c•Npected entry ?j, tire. Drake of Wellington on' t; r 3lst the I st,of February is the clay ap po;nted for the'returu of LOrd'Citsitercagh to Lon !lnn, by way of i3russels. An evident . eo-olness e:Osts betsVeen the Combs respecting certain portions of I 'Rlian territory claimed by the former. • '3l!e reported change of Ministers is unfounded, hnt the Prince De Metternieh and Connt.Nessel rode are certainly no longer the representatives resneoive Sovereigns in Congress. Pm?rs., FFB. 10.—The letters receised yester day 41'd to-day are silent with regard to the occu pation of Rome by the troops of Murat. It is proliahle, therefore, that the report to that effect %ens false. 'The Gazette de France contains a letter from Ghent-, porportim ! to enme from a Flemish Ma ristr,ite, the object of which is, to set forth the dist:aiisfaction of the Netherlanders with their present situation. Eq CIA TAN. c29.--The brignivls . do a great deal of mischief in the neighbouring mountains, awl hold the regular troops in defiance ; their au dacity is extreme, and the inhabitants are almost afraid to stir out of• the city. The gendarmerie are by no means strong enough for them. 13oLoGNA, JAN.2B.—In consequence of the ar rival of two carriages here, at the house of Nra. danti_! Bacciochi, one of which containedl alittle girl, her governess, anti priest, and the Other their attendants, it is rumoured that this is the datiOtter of Queen Caroline of Naples, who is lenKiPg- Italy to join the Ex-King Joseph in zedand. intived, the si , nation of . King Joachim he crimes daily mt%re. critical. King Ferdinand has m a ny partirms who begin to, open - their mouths and quote "the exaruple . of France and Spain. The people in geperal are dissatisfied with their pre sent uncertain state; sand displiy Yio inclination for war at a time when the world is at pcace. : — The soldiers. desert, and arc by no ine , .;:s 41esirous of again expelling the Holy Father from his See. It is b:dieved, therefore, that Murat is taki ng t h e precaution of. first placing td family in safety, and afterwards -raking the same Course himself, should -maters turn out unfavourably to him. LIST OF SHERIFFS FOR 1815, Pliteß ED FOR AI."FITE COUNCtt ITF.LD YESTERDAY AT CARLTON HOUSE. Ved4r , Tr , r;re----Robert Ilihhert,, of East Aide. Esq.. .r , rhskire—.John 'Willi, of llungerford Part, Esq: therks—Tlwnini Dighy Aubrey, of Chilcnt•flon s e, E- q. 'fl irt ihewht,:etion—Krtight.Co o k G roLge 0 ( t-rni ford ni,icy, Marpl.'. Esq. ('v. , ? , :rrlaittl—lVlll. an' Pan•Jonhy John ,t on, of Walton House, Fitz.herhert, of Tissington, Bart. /;,7401IS: ;Tr Marivood Elton, of Clittreh Stoke, 7)Pr.;:ishire—ficorge Smith. of Spettesimry. Esq. - • 'Watford; of Little Thu - chichi, Esq. f:'• • 'ns irc—AVilliftni Morris, of Serenhamyton, Esu, -- ire..17,,i.v,-ard Fo ley,; of Stoke Edith, Escc. andreiv rid; of Chipping Barnet, Esq. . ' Nett r"te., of Charlton, 1 7 ,q. • • I.tire., , !er.r7der.,—E4lwarti Farnham, of Qttormlon, Esq., Sivescy, of lial:nul)er, Esq. - . -,, , , m7it7i.v,Yrr•--.Sloluer Bos/nquet,' of I)ingestow, Esq. • /,'—l'hr9aas Thornhill, of Riddiesworth, Esq. ~ , nsb;re—Lcreson Vernon, of Stolie, Bytiern,,Esq . •- . • '• . 4 (:eO4--e Raker, of fitanl,n, Esq. ' • ,),;,,'re,--.1 0 1 in NVrilit, of l\'alford, Esq. • • --Edward Frant:is Coolston.:of Fill:ins, Esq. - • t-1 BA , HI, of Lyndon, Esq, a 1.././ . - • 'use! T. 4 ior, of thiclinell, Esq. .4 • • ' of ::'.ft'ortacitite, Esq. •4 * . ) ''.l• • !••,,-- ',chat., of, Little pnn Hall, Esq. tr , ;/-llt!nry, Bosanquet, of Clanwille • • , . --Charles Tvrell, of (Tipping, Esq. of Streatham; Esq. .s"; , e,c-I!;eitar,l 7;',,tt•NVali,er, of .:Nlichelgrove, (It? • Ilouse, 1 7 : re, of iiraarlrie,-, c• .• • '•••• of ,Esq. 3", ..,i•shr, Glrfurth, of Wi;..4:ginthurpe,.,Esq. _ NVAT.ES•• :[cars, of I,aristephan Place, Es,. 1 . . orri \Vit . of Cwitigloyn,- Esq. Evoos, of Ilighmead, Esq. 6. l ( ,,, ,,,rpw.,—WilliatoTaitt, of Carditi, 11r.r.-on-11u71) l'rie,,, Cf tr;koile,Mail'orlc. Esq. Daris, of Cabalva, Esq NORTH' WAT . ..I!S. • ./ 4 .b.rifwet;,—Lewis Vatighan.a . pel.iten Dovey, Esq. ( I ,,ruor r , ,a—Winivan tirifiydd OokleF, of Baahy it , Esq Plasyoi.laogotc), •,• • • , --Pry( e of Cofrovil, Euq. thillith,Wvotre, of Peutre Voclas, Esq. 'tticilard nroolo, of Hope, null, Bart. Czt.fiernl Count AVALLMObEtST has written a his tory ot his clinpaign, which is now :printing by Co'n 4 A,,of Tubingen • C!.ichester 131rracks, which wcre last occupied by the 76; h 14ginient,it is said, are: to be bfought hannner. • LONGLVITI- iN"L‘NARESIIIRE.---There nre that county, five brothers- and sisters, who are all in good'health, 'and 'capable of attending to their Te:i'pective employatents, .whose united age.s•uouninted; on the Ist Jan. to 400 years. • ' Last )liglit.; or very early this morning-, a closet iytbe I:ling.:room of the-Custom House, at Ports . ;uoLitil-, 'was broken-'open, - by means-of :cutting y the . Wood 'work- about thetnek,..ande sm a ll 10 , o 0n bag; Containing • a guln of .money to the :in of :iOOL. and Upwards, was stolen there front:- A particular hAvestigation of the circtun s":ant-cs was itnrue4iately• set on foot; and -not the kast doubt is entertained but the theft xras com mitted .li'y stinle viil.fin who contrived-to secrete Ikinnzelf in the Cifstomliow.e in• the--course of v `,,t e rdav, as the doars of' - the . Long- Toom . were n 3 mil. Hills - - have been .cir -6,latcd., oFeriuga reiverd of:fifty pounds fur t r,„ -Of the offender or A - deriders - , afkiFriioon a roan: was-taken into ens t on sn,,picion of • being' , c .„,,, erned. , e o f wint-lound. hanging out of window of ;be with i! is conje c t u red, the thicr madeld4 escapo, and is hoped that this may tenth to facilitate the•de tcetino. • It is reurarie,,that a . centinei is con st,lnly posted order tbe Where the rope 'was L7ll:tecd, who neit.her saw nar any thing- 01 the tra.u6action'.---Vlampshire C4ronicle, . . Flt 11) WILLIAM lAm - c. - .ON, W. S. Our Readers Will recollect the sio mbilhe cmitained in a Letter froth the Lord Presidtta Of the Contra Session in Scothiiii, to - Mr. -SAI:TESON, who 'had ialpertiaCntly enough sent a parcel Of his publi'eations to his Lordship, desiring hint to peruse and dissembwe, them among his brother Judges. The English Reader was not aware of the foundation*for the very-severe repritnand contained in the answer with which these pam phlets Were :returned. Mr. JAA:F.sort had .been guilty of grossly offending the Courts of Law, and of persisting in irrelevant libels upon the ad ministration of jtistice in his native country, and it was a laboured repetition of these otfences with tvhiCh be thus ventured to insult the Lord Presi dent. The consequence of these contumacious proceedings has been, that the offender was on. the 29th ult. called to answer to the - CiAlege.of Justice, of which he is (as Writer to the Signe4), a member, for ,Iris libelous and injusions re flexions against the Lord:Ordinary, the Vacuity of Advocates, and the general administration of justice, in Scotland. In hiS vindication, Alr. Jameson professed entire igncirance of any pas sage in his papers calculated to give dffonee, 'and as the Cotut thought, aggraVated his crime by his mode of jastifying it. It was proposed that. he should therefore be sentenced to a total de privation of his office as Wrlter to. the Sisinet, hitt the Majority of the Court inclined to a more lenient punishment, and he was condemot4 t o lie suspended from his office for one .and be imprisoned three months in Cie common .gaol of Edinburgh. This iiusiness has excite , ' Uncommon" stir 'in Scotland—the 'Conrt was exce,sively crowded on both days that the cause was :heard—and ulti- Matt:ly the offender' was, at 'his own request, committed to the Canongatc instead, of the com mon gaOl. scocrcii BANKRUPTS. SFiQUES IL FIONS. February 4. liel)ry Alexan!ltr, sur4if.in and drw. , gi3t, Leith —Creditor: meet 14oyal Exchiwe rolfce-huuse, E(1111- . burgh, i Ilb Pehrnary an,l 4th Nlarelt, at 11. W;liatu Nlitter, l'aulsland—Cre ditors uteet in Irvine's inn , 14th and 3611 i. Fe- EXAMINATIONS, DIVIDENDS, &C. James Fcrgasseni, cattl.!-deler, Auchinblain, to he exa mined in the Sheritf-clerk's °thee, February in,' 4th March, at 1. Creditors of George Glen, We farmer anrl cattle-dealer, Balbougie, meet in'tlie Royal Exchange Coll'ev-Itou6e, Edin burg4, Ist March at 1. . • • Crrditor< , .lf James And,r,on,_ innkeeper, Irvine; 'meet in ll,lmes'-inn there, 20tH Ftbritary,at 12. • CC editors of .4'illiank Gritrson, sen. and jun. I:1111cm grain •ficalers, .and inakeeveri, Purrisdeer :11111, Duwfrivs-shire, meet in the-bankrupt's bonie, , :arMarch, at 11. - Creditofi of Adam Scott Elliot; merchant, Leith, meet in the Royal Er.chauge COf f ee-bouse, Edinburgh, itSth rein naoi at 2. • Creditors of Thomas Alison, shoCmaai, Cria , gow, meet in the TriistOe s 'Office them, 3(1 March; at 1. •.- ' . Creditors of Jamrl.l3()y4., woullett-draper, Glas - gnw, re„-, cei.ve4 tinal.diviacnd fr.o4 Allan levtliarton, iteitt there, Loth, • rein - nary. „ . states of the affairs of Joiti4' Ketty, merchant, Auchter mticlay; lir with. the TrusteeNo nlexcitints, Port (il;s : cow-.—.Tolin Pan!, mer chant, Leith—Joliti l`tersOn, of Anchie ijnril Co. nierelialitS; filat , gbw, - Tind 1)o1lar, Auchje-,-and Co. King,ton; Jain.' icii--C;corP stiryiring partner of..Knv oatiii tea-did ,ers,and inereh.ints, -Aber deen—Watson :1 4 Grigor and Co. ijiercintiit nialiufactnr ta,, Gl:tsgbw-tAlexamicr Paterson, MilltoWn of Cor'sniiiiits--: Huh . Brins . n, trustee on th4_ ,. sequetratO estate of ',high Viir graitk-dealer,- Ayr-,-John and .ifiniAs Nl‘Lean., and co. ineraitds, Stranr:n.r, and Alexander Ciordini, wine and corn tuerchaiit, Portsoy,i;anirsliire,liare'applied for disellari4et,: BOXING. A baker, of the vane of Manty, yesterday en.. tered the ring with Crikciey,. at Willsilo n G reen, where a rtiniAring of 25feet was form e d at two o'clock, Cliver, thv'WeSiminster hero, second e d Cro.x - ley . , and the hihfle-hOlder was Scroggins; I.l.lanby.was seconded by 11. Harmer and Padding toloolies. i;e4ting 6t04 on the tar.—lt would . he *possible to give...the rounds of this very manly fight 'lliey - colisisted of 126 which oc cupied two hours. In .the first round the baker made two short hits and slipped up, without ads ehiefon either side. Two blows were exchanged in the 2d round, but the ground was slippery, and the baker went down by accident. In the ad round the baker haying got his propir length, he bit out aml drew first blood with Lis left hand on the head, arid knocked the sailor down with his ,right. Jack loo%ed about hint, and went in again undauntedly to the fi-ht.----The fourth round was also in favour of the baker, who planted a heavy blow, - which forced much blood again. Betting was now 6 to 4 on the baker, but the odds fluctuated materially every ten minute's, for the state of the ~ , round was soch that there was no certainty in planting blows. The seventh Was a gOod rallying, round, and the sailor received a severe blow Hmr the neck, which caused munch blood to flow inwardly front the car throughout the battle. Crosjey turned' the odds in his favour again after this; and kept it Until time 84th round by determined fighting, each having Made a gallant struggle. The 'baker took the lead again fur several nitwits 'after Elie 84th, and he gave his adversary two clean cm os S-b uttoc k s. in the . 100th round - both were . _so exhausted that they went down upo n their f aces , an d were unable, front weakficsS, to extricate themselves without the assistance of tlfeir seconds. The baker got• weak soon after this,. and Croxley won at last, but with much - diflicaltyr. Both Men slimed Aleterinined courage th rou gh ou t the- fight, and . weight -brought the sailor tlfrOngh. A, second haftle was fought bet w e'en - two hackney enaehmen, . . Jews ',lre' allowed to'reside at Rome Only on qoudiii o P t their appetp . i n g onee a 'week:in a.. (A. ttire]) whcye M issionaries are appointed to re commend their . eot i lversion. .Vet-gers. patrole the aisles,, anti touch with a Want!whitWant!th e yell o w I) .ialge.on:thashoulders of thoSe - who 'fill! aJeep, The richest Jews attend with cow») it) theirears. ~4ipi tt 29:y ears sinc e i t watch eras found in the, ptaiSh, of Stratton, near . the"Park, and the i'lln - nitnts of some eloaths g and a•feW days since,• as sOmew orkmen Were employed in.gruhb.ing.a. tree,, the skeletim o f a titan was - discovered, by t h e s i de of plii c h 'was found five guineas, and som e pieces of silver Chroh.'": TME, ROBBERY UF 312:, WESL An etroneitos account, both as to dates and r: ' acts, of the Rohtry at Mr. WKST'g, .f)!I SN'th'ehanl Common, 1)-ii•log appeared in several p"111)1ir .T-oor lialS, we +ll;iiit: it neee:ssary to otir , Readers the following statement; upoti which they may ,rely. On Tuesday, the Sd of January, the house of Mr. RICHARD WEST,. (an old Master in the Bri tish Navy), called Round Hill Cottdge, on Sy dertham tampion, was broken open, and robbed of property of VAriou§ kinds to a can - siderable amount. Mr. WEST had gone to London in the morning, and did not return till eight in the evening, when he found that some per,wri ha 4 entered his house by forcing open aback 's udaty, and had carried off a very large stock of body and bed linen, wearing apparel, drawing instrumeolg, three pair of pistols, a sword, a dirk, silver• forks and spoons, •and, io short, nearly every thing that was moveable in the house. - The next morning he was advised to apply to Mr, GItFORD, the Police Magistrate, who has -a cottage in the neighbourhood, who granted.two : . searchwarrads, to search the houses of suspect ed persons, which were not executed till the Thrirsday morning ; when nothing was. found.. . On the evening of Saturday, the 7 - th J,lnuary, as Mr. WEST Mis in his garden, a pistol was tired at lion, the ball from which passed very near to him.. anA tic man wholired it .inStarttly.exclaine ed, ", far the searcher o/ houses." . Mr:WtsT' ran towards the spot Whence 'the fire proceeded, when another pistol was fired at hini, at a fete paces froin the sante spot, abd - probably by the same 1u Upon this he seized a pitch-fork,' and proceeclethin search of—trie villilin, who, fa voured by the darknes's the•cvening,. of course eSCaped. This fact was, reported to the above Magis trate on the - Monday followiug, when, froin some circumstances which had come to ,his knowledge, he granted a warrant to apprehend William and Richard Baker, who Were accordingly taken into cuSiOdy .by the Constable of :Sydenliam. They were both committed the next day‘for fin:het—ex. amination. 'ln'the interval,' some strong cireum- : , stantial evidence was obtained:.- • The first •examination took place the coon tre, •and the Magistrate there employed his own ()trim's, and dispatched file two Artustrongs . to - places which be pointed otitJn search of the Stolen property. But thotigh every patvribroker's Shop'. tein n 14nndon Bridge to Dartford; and = in Brom ley and Croydon, was visited, the search proved, frnitless , , and not one article of property could.he discovered. ' At the .second examination which 'took place; at the Pnblic Office in Worship-street, the pre varication., of a witness Led ~Mr. Gtr.Fotto to he-;, lieve that . he, was privy to, if not immediately concerned . in. the ,robbcry,-;and he aecordingly, continitted him to the }louse of Correction, in the full expectation . , that when he saw himself iii . danger, he would be-inshiced.ro declare the truth. 1 his expeet:.tion was realized, and.,:'at the last. eXaminatimi onTbursilay last, varions'artieles-of the stolen proPerty were produced ; and traced to the possession' 'of the -prisoners-,:- who are to.. be. finally-examined on Friday next; when they will, no d l nibt, be fullr; committed to 2 4.1 . 11:iihitone Gleol for trial. As the exatrivations'liitherto , have all been private, we of courst Can know nothing of the details, but we thlnk, we can safely eougiatii late the public on'tlee prospeet of lifinging . to jus tice two men, wilt), not content with-plundering a fellow; creature othis property, attempted to :nut.- der him, in order to.s-uppres* his :testimony ; the first instance we believe of the , kiad whieb has occurred in England: ,\t the last examination; thentother of the two: Bakers- was Coallit . ll to prison as un . adassary atter the fact. Two other persons are understood'. to have been eoneerned. in, .this , robhery, 'ho; it is to he hoped, and indeed. to be,expeetett, front the vigilance, activity, and perseveratite.alreaciy-dis— played in the investigatiml of thiskimpurtaat cruise, will be speedily•sectired.. • Four studetits having been.bron:ght before the Court of Police,.Edialitirgb, accased of breaking off the handles from doors and.he)ls in that city, t he 9111;nders were sentenced, tO3O days:confinement in .the Tolhootb ; but, on a. petition,,stating the injury Kely to rcsuit to, theircharactersund pros pects from such inipri3onnicut, the _Judge coin- United the punishincut to a fine of 100g,5.• which was instantly paid, the defendants ,giving se curity for ,their good behaviour: for. the ,space of twelve months. Three other. 'students were convicted of assaultirg the watchmen„.in the exe cution of their dtoy, on:the Soutb.liridge,. sincl were fined five guineas . each, and ordered, to ti o d security for their good behaViour. It must be gratifying to the Country to heT.., that a INIEDIGAL IIoARD, ander the inspection of Messrs. Coopy.e. and Co, „(after thirty years expe rience), i's held..at Charlotte , housc.„-O:reat Char lotte-street, Opposite •11.o\I'land.':Ii-ilys - , Chapel; ckfriars-roul „ inlem: art relieved from theinost . dangerousAis-eases.- The Institution chtitus the,atiention of those who . may have attempted the eure 'Of :o!4llityys,:'pr rho have heen.so'blind. and unforttinate% or to .eonstilt men, ignorant of so important a bra:idiot . . the pro fession, whose- improper treat;:aent.have`brOught many to an untimely,_end, and thousands are neariy ntercurialiied•out of their existence; eruptio ns - on the head, face, and b o dy, sore e y es; throat; month, and .nose, vertigo, noise in the ears„.deafueSs, dimness of sight, Often ending ittlAindness. ; pains i n the head and limbs, frequently wistaken 'for .rlieumatisui ; .-.extreine weakness. in the knees, swelled alleles, wish a general debility, &c. are only a few of the dreadful 'symptoms which fre quentlyappear years atter, and too .oftetit embit ters the.niatiiinOnial'st4te, MesSrs: COOPER an d Co. are consulted daily by all ranks of people, from eight till ten, or by letter, incl(sing a fee (for no other are answered), stating their case, when medicine and the hest advice is sent . to all parts of the kingdoin. They also cure the piles and fistula, withobt.burning or cutting, and give advice gratis, on Tuesday, Thursday, and SattiF daywornings, till ten PRICE OE LEATHER. Butts, 50-. to 561bs ... ... per 11) 5t to (40s each Vierchatits' Backs 2 ; 1 : ; ; I :.1 tt i ol 4 ) .) Lei 2l2 Dressing Hides ry Gointh Crop 35 t' 401.ns for cutting ... Ditto...._. 45 to 5011)s • 3trto.-1011,p; I.litto 50 t 701 tr;. 18Id to 1 g j " • 1 9,1 to •;1 1 , , '' 18,1 to 19a ' , 6ti to e-2 a add to 3gti ;mu to eti4 Ditto 7O to 8015 s . `1 id to 1 5 t! . Siii411:1:•al-3 - (Greculand) . ' 4fid to -0 ° Liitv.P tlitt.) ' --• per dozen.. ...... IWs to i6i)9. It All' 1.11.1)E. CA Beit Ileifer.;&- Steers, per st. Ordittary...... Is led to eg _... .9.s 8i! to .1:; oil Market i'ail... each .. 1 05 - 4 -.2s 4tl to 2 , , . lid li,pg. tiorse. iris Od to CO Sheep,Skioi. 73. i. to ity.(l. l&itlti)it• I.,t)NDOI M lIETI7IIN (31;' (;AILI) zuld . 1. ,4nlv froin 40 Quiners.za ;6 , . 0 4 1 4itt, 7.ir Od 43 :41 72,- cid 405 ---- at 70s 04 161. at 69s ( h i- I 81:7---- lit tids 117 ;At Gis Od 383 167 G "482 at fills Od .761; Gas Od 28-2 Tat.], i 3,504 (Inarter. •• Is. Gift biglier"t :OAK ~..,...7- --_ :r It-IA ,-I,,Tif.c-LANE, MAL.vas. Me.al-Wei;hers , I Jan. 'Co F/ 0 )". 4. MI• Charters :it 01 .7160 at , 60i OA 1348 at 5? , 1545 at f. 7= od Y7O hit '24 at 55, od 595 10 -440 : - .),es Od 9 lln •s.—Averaßti 61s. Op. than last return; .ETITIIN or FLO From Jan. 28, t Sacks. s. d.l :o Veb-zi.—Frcqn . the . Catta I . Saok's. -.•, s. d, ,$: d. 57 65 Y 999 -- 57 0 , .155 `'. " - 7. 52 0 16522 7---..- GO 0 no --5, ; G 30 -- 51 0 9.71 —59 0 2528 -- 55 ti 1 • -44 -4 5 0 6 • 1530 ---: 53 0 "..'O-2 •••,--•-- 54 0 . y II) -- 50 0 30 ----- „67 0' ( ) 5 ----- 53 0 . 1G •-,--- 45 • TOW -23,M 'Sacks.—Average Os. kV: lower than last NI 5:55. 94d. e e . UXl3llt D G F. . Corp-Inspector's Return.---Thirsday, Feb. 9. H Os to t 81 t (ii nariey,per. qr. ed to 3C OI PC:l,e Oats :Qs Od to .SOs Od PRICE 0 F 1-101).`i • New Bags. New P.lc!.et. Kent .5l los to •81 12s 1 Kent.... .O 1 los fo 91 Ci s 51 us. to 71 lOs Sussex.... 61 4 , to 71 1"; 6 Esse:, 71 Os to 81 lOs Farnham.. 101 los to 13/ Q" SEEDS. Resl Clover (Foreign) ___ —556 s to S.-1s per cwt. Ditto English Wi'titeditto.... - Ity,-Gras3 ... Turnip, White .......,- its Od to 158 Oil per hush• Red and Green .. - li.i od to .-2.2 s 011 White Mustard Seed l2 - od to 14s ad lirowo ditto., Oirraway. Seeds Coriander do. Outptc loin Bss Od to tOs Od per qre Trettiii,........ ' 53 2ls to :ias per em. Canary 7l;s Od to 8a..; od per qr. Oil Cake at the Mill, IG!. —s. per thtnisaod. NEWGATE AND •LEADENIIALL MARKETS. ..... • • .•• • 13y the C . .,, rcase, AI Aref; -.4 ~,,, ... 4s .0d to 5s Od I Veal ss Od t o 7g Mutton -. .3s gd t 3 4s i 0 i Pork .4s 8d to is "4 1)11.it E. OF St..Tauies's Market •ss Od Cfi'ire Market Os. Us Od per sslone of 1311). • ' od . Avrfage 1'A1.1.01.V. iw Tallow- OS - ron 84 .4 O'i .—s :: H I Yt'liow , itissia —s (xi SO :0, AVllite ditto —*- (kf fi4 4 4 1 S.o:i.p ditto.... -..-s o,i 6 .0 -1t o f N•leltiiio - !stud' —s od 7' 24 . Der Ditto tough ... --s ad --4f o 0 ,1 1 Graves ... ~. • ! Goo.: Drug•s C-o v, rd 1Q Ai - .P,iiiii- • . • I l3s-Gd--,-Mou'e4, los 0d :d fur ready iiion‘ f. ~./ Yrllow Soap.. ,. 11100:,ied lou, Price of Candles, prr„durt!ti, Gd per ti,i7eit ;Atom:, ST. JAM.....S'S' HAY MARKET FetY. 1:% ct tfzty • , 3s od to 51 9, 0(1--Arerngr, .41 •" 11 Its ad to 11 19,-od--Avi‘ge, WHITECHAPEL iIAY MARKET. ~ (J. Lay' '4l. 4; 0:1 to 51 ns Otl----.lvera,re 41 14 ' ,i N . traw Clover G! Us oit't o 71 -7, oflAveva: , e 2 01G'- COAL MARKET, 13. at Market. Ships 'sold. Price. 6,i. 24 ewe:lst - n7s. of Od. to Sunder land • .; 2 . l7s. OIL to • BIRTHS. nn Saturday last, Mrs. C; Von Essen, 'Of St. Petersb" r ° ' of a daughter. Lad/ u Sunday oifllit last, at Eltubank, er Leas hbead, the- of William Stanley Clarke,Esq. of a daughter. • MA 11.11.1E1). I ,lin On Wednesday at t Nortli Shit!lb Church, "i Gunn, of licrcy Main, agvil 67, to Mary Mooc.istOr, tame plac6, aged 61. This loving couple luwc only one I °' ) I.),Etween them., DIED. On Sunday morning last, the 12th in s t. George ( he.-fr„r• Esq. at 'his house in Nottin2 - harn-place,,aged 84 years , le merly Chairman. of the' Victualling Board, from wliich tired some years since. On the 17th nit. aged•t33, Sir James Nassau Colleton, n i''',. r 0' 0- The Rev. Thomas 'Wright, Rect o r o f Old, Northall , l" - - shire. -• • ~nth On - .Sunday se'nnight, .Framlington, r s " Northumbe Mrs: Thointison, aged 101. t te :Lately, ;:t- LefWiS, -David Gaul, Esq. aged 100 years' v et° was Paymaster 84-years in the Sussex Militia; and La; with the Regiment from the time of its being embodied• At Monckton;alearTannton, Thomas Parry, tahopreri, 102: he was a bard-working man, always v e ry f ruga l 4 ""i ' sl eil perate. in his. mode ofliving, and an early rise r: he ret' • thense wilds faculties to the last, • On Saturday morning, in the 32(.1 year of his age, fit' riar, M.D. &c. one of the Phy s i c i ans o f th e Manclicoe ; ,o° firmary. The high rank which he 'held in his profess"'" po t ' only in. this town and its immediate neighbout through a wide circle of the surrounding country, evl oirlting•and-general exp er i e n c e of th e e ffi cacy o f hi, c o il , sels. lie,was endowed, by nature, with an nettle and nth , e rtt ituderstatidin-, which he had matured, by a 'life of study, and ofTeureful and well digested o bs e r va tion,. °llia jit'slgmentunitsually prompt and correct in its decisions'o purposes of.liis sagacious mind were pursued, also, their steadiness of determination, which generally, s e cure ; 01 0 accomp,lishment . :. and unexpected difficultiesin the treat fer'' of disenst3 he ,enconntered with firmness, and with grea t tility of invention. As ,a professional Author, he 113( f o r /4 .41410 a high station, and the world is indebted to large fluid of raltnahle tnowledge,,eouveyed in a style, %0' for perspicuity, and meanly s t reng th an d simplicity, de',,-01111 to be proposed as a model to medical writ ers . The-se % ,r a will secure to , hint a durable reputati on , as an linprit, - pro the art of medicine. jiis• attainments, as a polite scu,;(i ) o4 will be•estimated.at no - ordinary rate, fr om his ings, in which he has,displayed - Correct taste, exteusi , !l t l i c o!,; in*, and original views of the subjects of his investiPi, e l , l la the common relations of lif e he will long be retoo l) 3 50 a.; a man of inflexible ,honunr_and integrity, as a warOW steady friend, tzid as a.tender and most indulgent Pr e ' Manchester Volunteer, Feb. 11. .Le/0 • 4 ,• LONI)ON: Printed by J. B. CARSTAIRS, No. '%, ~,,C r; 3 1 0" •building 3; and published by IV. 4. 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