The Sun. — London, England, 1815-12-26 00:00:00

IRELAND. The fo!lowing Address to 'the Loral Lieutenant from a 4neeting or seventv=six Magistrates of Cie Count ;• of 'Tipperary, held .at Cashel. on the, 13th instant, has be:Nt forward:Nl to his Excellency by the Earl .of Dononghtnore, attherecricst of the Meeting and t.hr'it'nnexed Answer has• b ee n re torned to it his_ExcellencY's command To h 4 Excellency Ertrl Tl'hitvorth, Lard - ,Lieutenant General, and General Govcrnor of Ireland. _ _. The Address of seventy.six Magtstrates of : the County of Tipperary, assembled in Special Ses sions at Cris' el, 13th December, 1815. iNIAy IT PLEIS3 YOUR FAct-11..LuNcv—We, his Vli:jesiy's dutiful and loval-Subjects, the Magi,- 1 rates of•ilie ( . ;"ounry of .TipPerary, whose names ere hereunto rolb. , en flied, itrSpeci9l Sessions here itssenthied, nti.4, r the provisions of the Ststute cif the s.lth vcar-of tie King, Cap. 189, think it our 'duty to ey. ! u , .sts - to your Exc , ilency one strongest, riktiowicd..lr7,ents for the- prompt and vicoro(o. adtoinistrAt:on of" the poivers confided to tlle ecutive tliovet tuuctit,• tot pre , erving and te ' • reare in the nn!,:rtunately , disturhed - distriets of our Counly for the oi,aked anxiety iviiieh has distingni:, - hed von . ; ExcellencY's intiasuars ; for the . diseoyerir.g : and brin•ling: to justiec of the., erpe trators of the late foul assassination, and, tiise'; for the. ster ‘vhich your Excellt‘ncy . l:l Callsd to he taken tor th.e protection of the 'Ma •gistracy. in the disehar. , :,e of their public (unction'. WC consider it to be our.furtlier and iniliTensa ble ditty, to assure your Excellency, altlion , h we •t annot doubt that the. late abominable notrder of amiabte a Magist 'Ate ;111d a% right. as anvthat have been left .erau late- his example. in the firm sAipport of thelaws— Was intended as a 111 , 211Spfe.of illtiWidiltiOn, a 3 up- TE:ctl to' the 'whole hody'of . the-Magistracy:to sus'-trend and paralyze the 'exercise. of our impoc taut functions. That we are, : notwithstanding, tletertined,.one and atl, to Stan - d by each other . with firmtiess..and perseverance, anti steadily to continue in: the discharge of Our public duties, until in , sioreetion and outrage shall have been et- , fe.ctually repressed ; soci relations and domesdie trarnittillity . ie-e;tablished ; and the spirit of 'combination slut conspiracy—the •fatal source of so , Many evils,. sacrifices, arid crimes, effectually divwived, and unfeignedly ab.nidatied. A n d the M a gistrees of the, Barony of Clan upon - Whom, as plaCed in wore inime; dime vicinity to the sicne of the late most atro cious outrage, .dntv of resisting, by the strong arm of the law, that de‘qterate spirit cf . i ; ioletree ;An d assa ssi n ation, would-seem to have bcco, thrown in the first instance, and in:a:special' degree ; and which,, the aid to he afforded by a More distant co-operation, twist, of necessity, be tomparatively. x,veak and ioctlielent, having de claryl themselves and the 'ordinary p o wers o f t h e . Magistracy entirely, incompetent to undertake so respOnsibiiity; and having called for the crong interposition of his Majesty's Government, and the extension to their part ieuhlr district of the. provisions of the A - ct of the 5-4th' year. of the .. king, rap. 15 1 entitled, an ilet for the better exe- - eqiion r)011c laws in Ireland, by.appointing super'- itlafgiqrates end additioat• Constables in c14.1n,1i6 in certain ertics.. . • • \Ve, the ;lost ices of the Peace of the County of Tiperarv, here in Special Sessions ass r mhl,d, think it our duty, uni . ter . the peculiar cireutnstauttes herein before recited, unanitnously to sitholit your .Exellency, as . our opinion an d humble re conunendation, that the provisiook of the -surd , Act rnay he extended accordingly to the' maid i'orpny of Clanwilliam. Confiding in your Exc.el.leney's adulinistratiOn; for a perseverance in the same wise and equitable priueiple, which, in-the selection of the persons already made for earrving . these - etraordinary ppwers :into effect, has so effectually protected the o.?veriiment,not less.than the. Magistrates, them sO.res:against ,the iininitatinn of those tinwoithv nfotive3, p‘f no,undue attention.to patronage on the one hand,,and self-interest,un the other.— (.9izne , * Din9ughu:ore, L'Gcn•ern(Jr,.) Arotrew (YRyan, '‘l,l , sey, Clerk, 131-.1.611'aw . , p. ( l.tr. considine,' !SLttt: .Lico'r),. • c;.„Jaeob, Aldwelt; • Cooper, • • w4ry,,,,) . (:ou'per, Wel ,on '.lOrilan, • .7444 Atim, Ctldke, I - 1,. Rich. !tEllett, -Titonias Millett, 3,174), Barton, • Rich. Chaelivieke, Win. Saillier", . Wni. NichOlson, Ectinand.f.YMeagher,, Wm ; A nil strang, Charles CloOte; Clerk, Jobir f;oilfrey, Jun. Waiter Cro,her, Wa. Quinn, INtorait O'Dwyer. Joslin,Sittiton„ 4 1.1nbrose ILTAltner, Leslie liattersb:', Clerk, Milo fittrke, • . ' (.)s. Prr oftergast, Rohr. Pren /ergast, TVOrnas it: ftniri, Hans. Lockwuod, 1'11i:on:Ls PenneftOzher. THONIAS SADIAEtt, Clerk of the Peaee. Jarc St. Lt , ;(sr, Cler J. eravyn'tl,l - 4tto;•- ••• - ..J. Fitzger:4l.l, Joflu ::;over :tor ) ) jt . EL Lowe., J•iip, pFrry, If ctiry Litigl6y, S . :oltutA Ja . cob, • .King• Potnefilttiter, •• L. FL ,JiTtisati, 4ir2ur parcign, - - Nat h. Taylor, - triw:tlttl Clt,tlcs Langley, illion Prntei4tiler, B:tv . ey, ' Ctort . tt.: W. , Vally • 4~#® Rpe, John Lang, Thitimas Lenigtitt, Is.ltarkVNl9rei, W tn. 6' - ::ft-i'vitac, • (fp !"i'e qua Tuiltey, Clerk, I': Rictiatil„Wittiocital Ar..l \Vits.m, tau A strally,,jtict. • (Siglietl). Dublin Casite, Dee. 17, 1515. MY Lotw,—l am commanded by' the Lord Lit•4o2nanz to neglia;nt yodr Lorchshiv, that his 11:44 roceived t is Address which. yo!tr, retpieqed to i trau , stnit. to hill), from ;-1 , 3-InCer:ti 7.1cct014 , of. Ole Alagistrates of the Conntv ot . • • I :4.4t:tyrog in the degree to his Ex cel;en-cy, tel rect.‘ke frolma 80,4157 sOrileep:ir• inte rv Ated icl the welfare ofihat County, no assniz:nce that they. approve of . tt4e .several Measures to, wh:.c.ll h 4 . 4 • iciorted, for the pm-- pow of rtn , tor i-g fl aiir!ainiag the public p4-Ace—of . I.lst ii=e‘ the 'rriOrderers=of Lost dpr;Ziit eau ofsp„ro te.•csi::: irt,tr: f . „I-i. satile. r.:tx, tlioS^ wllO, vt"..4 , P ac- I, • snriased ll' e p . .1111 I,illi 111 filerforillaiic.t! of ;M U, to rile colmcie, - .l . ious discharge of ‘i , iiich lt f t II a vict . . While his Excellency deeply deplores.flies loss society has sustained by thh; atrriciotti oll , rder, he has sect:, with the greitte , :t satisac tivn, that, so tar from intiatidatiog the Mavis- . trees, it hai stimulated them to increased " el ._ t;on ; and that, by the general indignation whih i it has excited, and the unioo which it has rro lholed, this ttime, "itst.lt", has been . - instrumental tlefe - at;n ; , , ,:the very 016eci. 'far. svhich it wa s pbthiied and net-pert - aced. IL:,cerieticy desires • toe to assure the 31a.. gistrates, that every energy the , Eseetttive Govertnneut-sliall•contiiiiie to,he ...oiplied in aid ot. their persfivai.exel tions ; and should tlie measures at pre , ent in operation, prove in;idequi!te; he will hot shrii , k .froni the reSponsibility . of r,sort-ing rut such others, as urgent necessity may call for and jut4tify. - nis ExCellency has directed l:itmediatesteps to he taken, with the vieWr of uPulying •to the La nny 0! - Clanwilliant, the pr ovkion& of the Act w ;deli -hare recotimendeil to be enforced ; and itey stay-.he,a5., , ,0r0; :,that in se- Ong the instrnments for carrvitig it into exe cution, opo t i thte p r i ßc ode upon Which he has hitherto act, d--atil consitler tin it rilleieney, their Stiongest and their sole re cointnilidation. • .1 have ti n t honour to be, t»y . .Lord, -Your Lordship's most obedient servant, • ROBERT PFEL. .T.he Itight.Hon. the Earl of DonOughmare,&c. &c. &c. . MunnE 31 tt or r, BAKY.R.-- - ihr... ;l . ist) paperit re eiired veterday toortiing, afford strong 4rottods to Lope, that the perpetrators of this atrOrioos - deed haikt at length been 'seized. Three, of the he e n comiaitted to. Clonniell jail. Oir.Fridav se' !riAight, a Man, Who applied to the Otlirer eotrrml:nditig at Waterford, to enlist for fort:;:! service, havinz- excited sonic sospiciott,- ,stri'(:t ex-antioat:on was iostilmted, i i the course ,-:ich acknowledge4l that 1.. e was p..eseut vyiteit the' inorder ryas peTetrated, and gave: in , . formation. of three perso3s eoorititted at rociOus Wet. Mr. WatGwr, the LimOlir terford, set off next Mornilg, and at Corineli he received the assistance.of an e , cort of Titus supported, he ,went to t'he hooseot the taco accused, who resided on ti . ,e Fair Green of Cashel, about a quarter of a mile from the town, and took them prisoners in the dt:at! of the night. They were secured -irrveparate pi lee's, and on Sitoill.y were 10 - dged th;e gaol of Cioninel. 03e of them Olttleahy),•on his being seized, 'appeared grvatiy agitated. One of these men has 'Aye children, and time 4 - :.ther seven. A win nte search was made for arms, but none were found. ur,r4 dilyerti.xtr !)lux, Three Der. 23. , We have just receiveti the Ciorton4 ddrelfiser of this mOroing : nothing Int:the) has transpired re lative to the perso ns who have been take u up f ur . the assassination BAKER.. . 'A short time 'ago, the Rev. EDWARD HUNT, •/1 1 / 4 7..i E s 11OULGRR,'E , q. JostrPH EtiwAtip Notion, all active Staeistrates of this county, scoured the country from the jloer to Rossi and collected seventy stand of arms, which were all sent to the depot in- this city. This search was not m'de in consequence of any had disposition appearbigun tl.e part Gf the people, and'consetpientlY does, not comin tl:e peace aide character" of our count y,. but wet el y..;front a knowledge that many . etniss3ries frOilt aiii adi(dn ing connty- wt'ere seittteriOg themsetves Over this one, who might seduce some of th e ,)4..a3ant r y, and sec u r e the arms for illegal mirpoSel. Mr. Hunt titer!, procured fi; . teen or sixteen stand more, and archive no. doubt, that, the, good sense of our industrious -fanners will induee them to aid the,l‘lag . istracy s ir, th's salutl.ry work; as, it must be very obvious to the pfainelst understand that,prevention is much . preferable ,to cute,. Vire wish sortie, such efforts- as are making irt:‘4,"a ti;rforif w9re imitated in thi tt; discfwer the history Of s-OpieiOns travellers the,-south vy est .-...(Kg.icc . n:zy,liodcrOor.) • DittADMIL FIRES. At an early how- on \i'vCoesdAv morriing: last; fl fire was discovered iu the Ntve E xc h ange .l3, n im.. ints, Liverpool, under the adioining the .11.mlerwriter'sjooin. Yortutrttely it Was extin guished without goy inatetial injury, When eve . retle - et upoll the importance and -extenti of noble pile of buildings ; we -shudder rt the idea of 'the dreadful consequences which might have en sued, had it not hq , en for ,he exertions of some individuals, and of one particular, whose Tlaine we loawar to mention, as we should only speak from. hearsay. A most dreadful fire broke out on Wednesday evening _last,' at Berwick, in the extensive gra naries of Messrs. Johnson and Co. John Waugh, John Foyster, andrGeorgeSligh. The. fire ori crin,ited from the kiln used for dryiitg grain being over-heated, and it was discovered at.six an d raged with such fury thlt iu a short time the grtnaries ('OO feet in !ets - th), were rehired to ashes. For` souse time the whole of, Midge streawas threatened with destruction,. and most of the inhabitants were removitnt their furniture. I . 'he damage is, estimated, at 15,6004 The neighbourhood of the city of. Chichester was last week visited. by a footpad of rather a sin gular description. On Wed:semi:sty evening (the beast Market day), he stopped the following per sons on ,the IlOgnor and Aldwick road JOILIsi ADAMS and Mr: BoD6F.Ry. in a gig, but, upon'their making-resistance, and. Mr. G. ADAms. coining up on horseback, the. fellow made . He , - afterwards - stopped Mr. SWAN, of Bognor, .aod another person who was with hint in a gig ; but , they escaped being robbed by another gig coming along—and the felloui got off a second time.' Ile then stopped. Mr. WiTittro, and after that Mr. WM. ADAMS,_ from whom he took a three-shilling piece ; but ou his stating that he was a juror mita, lie generMisly gav e hint b ac k ki s money—thus, stopping • seven • PerSe4ls Without taining a shilling 1 `I 1 . 4 •i\j t:Et7:':A • A•T . 1 - '-il li f.!C , (P,,iin the Ritenhat DfC. 11.) Nats.-1 have lately been in the.MuseuM.— 'The packing up is finished, r and it. begin to look a little orderly there. .Of -the 1500 pictures 250 remain, mostly from the •French school. Of the scat nes about the half ate there, -nainely,,4l4 . Borghese gallery ) -then • what was. in .tk Itsival 1 -) ,,icices,:amt, as itst'eios, some thiogs . fronOtotile, as for example the Iwe Nhe wolf, th'e Heraiaphrb-: Bite,. one of the red .chairs, .on which the Pope sat, A.ckc. it is uncertain- whether these . remaitt .here. In the-last public-sitting of the Institute, .they made a terrible lamentation over these Sad" .events. - - Mr. Lebreton, perpetual secretary of the class of_the.fine arts, Our losses are irre-. , is for_history to deeide on t h e justice orinjast ire winch has caused t'hetn to judge of the. - forms Which have aeconipanied theta." - • After this . little expeetoration,'he. assumed the tone of -.virtue F eud_ even of.pride; ‘.`.lfts:ory will not.say that our nation, whi.ch. had entitled itself with their' Inas 'terpieces, sheweditselfatwort by to possess them. .140 us .at least ennoble oire of our misfortunes by. ilia persttasiou, that -it!)'as not merited." Thea he siv...weA how, they hail always been goodh,tritre& and pious; hoW they at first took 'merely the statues --and pictures. ceded by the Treaty at Tolentino, thoeo tt. wbuid -have been su easy to take. all the resi. Besides_ they had givtit the Sovereigns time to have them copied— " a noble and delicate attention. which .hits not -been shewn us, who- hail set the example of it." That is just what vexes them, that. they eOnitl _not get tithe.to copy them. With their copying they would .Im:finished onthe wade clay Mucus, who is.making the brazen trumpets for the Pay of Judgment,of which Lichtenberg slys were hespoke of% hint 30 years ago. They could co;;y the Pillars Of Aix-la-,Chapelle, hut the innucent3 in this case-preferred t he . originals: Then he descril s ted how Commissioners, .esti inen,l.oa been sent to Rothe, to direct the removal of those 0-e:I.AI - es : which took a wbole -year—how i!eV solute to Paris- - b Iv a treat Vaudeville de ,were, given as the.Cliamp Mars, at which .the Ant hat ides , Ste. e t c. att, t d e d:. " to celebrate lhis `cWh4t," ,n says i " could Athen.: nave done , more in the. time.. or :Pericles Then came a period in ‘which be touched upon us a little : ." Before Victory abtised the rights of the -strongest, which it always does in the end;" and then another; aimed at the Noble Lord who lately-said it vas good that the French had re-' ceived''.l rii6ral les - ion, - which might cute them of their inclination to 'sieal the v.:o;ks of At't—" It was not from that it was .proper to take_. the text to, tiS hat sh lemons ;" and every body piadded, and was•convinved with the orator, that great'injukice:bad been done them: This was the first , act of the play periormcd byt the Institute before the nutnerous Parisian Gen lictnen and Ladies. • hi the second pct, the w0r! , .3-ot the French ar -tists produced 111 . 4 •ear .were shewn aud : duly praised. Then the prizes were :distributed, a symphony - played, Etc.; at five o'clock all zras finished.. . The next day the papers observed, thntAlie loss of the Museum .was greAt, taut not irteparable. They advised to trace the paintin-gs on piled paper, and then have the outlines-filled np by French artists, This new gallery:wputd have wally ad vantages above the old one, as they could hang all the paintings of Raphael together, 'which were now distributed in several galleries. Stiq more easy wou!d it be to copy the statues in piaster. They harp{ got the Rue building, and so they could ni 4 kd arain. the finest Museum iii the wolid, which would be more honourable,•:al it , would be :roach:, by Frtnreh artists, and might be.called the French Museum. These projects %Nil' probably be executed in part, and unless the want oknioney hinders theta, I am convinced that in a few years they will have.. .clutriitilig' :Museum again, and' will, persuade themselves and others that noiLing•extraindinary has happened.-. Mr, Sojc..ant !Nloogr„:;.trriveci. itr,Lirricrick onflie 214 r, 'ant! opent.4l the adjourned Sessions, under Insvarertio; - : Act. Wciltiesdrw:inorniog last, , Thomas Smith,, a VO llll l4 iTinu btion , -ini- to Burlei.rh..streiit Son del laud, afcer so abSeoce of . fl years, unexpect-, -cdly arrived at home, to the great joy and won der of .his family :---,lie :had formed one of tht .crew supposed,to have foundered, thecrew perished; and they were ininurnea for accordingly by their rela;ions: The Neil) was case yshore oil some distant island, and, by means of a Newfoundland dog, a rope va conveyed on shore, and being niacle fast by ti natives,. the crew were saved, Last Wee{: Benjamin Christopher, a young man who resided on Loocisland, Lett Lcioe With lob stens for Pl.vinonth, in an open boat. When in Caws'and B.ly, the boat upset,,and ,the man, was seen to swim near the sbore,but before assistance could he given he . wa;:drOwned. On Wednesday evening Mrs. Stainsby, ofMans field, .was shot 4t and wounded in the public street of that town, so early as half-past six in the evening: • A reward' of NU is offered .for the conviction of the offenders.. On.. Saturday week, about four o'clock in the afternoon, the clwelling,house of Joseph Pitiier, a blacksmith, at Roach, in Cornwall, was struck ,by lightning in a very remarkable manner. The chimney wits thrown down ; an Oven in the house, was driven into the garden and shat tered to, pieces, a cupboard and a clock that were faStetied to the wall, were thrown down.; five windows, the whole th a t were i n t h e h ou se, were dashed to pieces. The floor of the bedchamber, above stairs,- wa,s raised,. and in many places shivered ; a bedstead was crush ed', and the canopy turned upside down, and a cupboard bedstead, which' . was laid down, was turned. up, as completely, as if done by. a peison who wished for more room. The whole took place in an instant, and what is very remarkable,, though six small children and their mother were_in the, Louise at the time, they all escaped unhurt, except one, .who had its flair singed, and the "side ut : ' its face slightly scurchvd., SAT tj GA.' ET T,E DIVIDENDS ;Tan. 13. t. G. Short, Tottenhaui-cotirt-roqd, grocer,-,Tati: 13 E. Batt, J. Blielodiell, and A. W. Batt, tVitney, Oxford. , shire, hankers—Jan. 13. T. (7ms°, Norwich, tiquor-trier el:Ant—Dec,' 30. S: Charles, -Thswg-ate-1.i11,' Ja::. H. Rillinz, sea. W. Brook,, and .1. P. Bi . :ing o jun. PaOtihigton, corn-dealers—Jan. 15.• S. 'rrent, Sonicrsetshire,-miller—Jan. 13.•.1. Bayly, Portsca, mercer — 'Jan. 20. T. Palmer, WoUil-street, Chetipside, silk-niontifoc turcr—,lati. IC. 'l'. Taylor and W. Hopkins, Bristol, iron , nionget's-,Jan. Shepherd, Kinzstoti-upon-H grocer —Jan. 15. J. Mal,evvell,sen. and J. lilakem-11, jun. Weston , upon-Trent, Stafford, soap-boilers—Jan. 20. E. Sttitley, Cooper's-row, Croteited-ftlars hoer-merchant—Jan. 13. A: Flenr-de-Lis-court, Fleet -street . , baker—Jan :. lit. S: .James,. cross-Areet, Holborn, itailtwarefoan— Feb . 3. G. Dover, Bartholoniew-cLise, tailor—Jan. 13. T. Williarns4 Back-loue, - Bethnal-gree. , 4 insurance-broker—Jan. 13: -M4 B. Wellington ;mid H. Wellitut'tort, Crdien;-street, solio, ticimis—,lan. 13. J. Breachicy, 'Lincoln's-inn-fields, distiller Jan. 15. W. and J. Cartledge, Uttoacter, hot-manufaeturer3 .--Jarivary 20. E. R. Ball, South Morton, Berks, papers maker-4:111(mq 22. IV. Coe, Canou-stiect, cork-cutter--; Jan. 20, ..1. 111eyliew, Keppel-strco, Russel-square, upliol , '; sterer-laa M. Lyon, ISuston, Lincoln, silverilinith—,lath 10. F. Pagett, Tottenhatu-court-road, - victiialler—Sac.. J. Got:lsom, Caiiiden VlCtllalit - r---ihn. 17. ridge; Carci;lf, Glamorgan—Jan. W. N, BrOoi,e, Little Russci,stret; Denry-lane, shoe-inaker—Jan. 17. R. SniVtlott, Exeter, linen; draper—Jan. 15. 3. .Milirris, Marple, Chester, boat-httilnet--; , Jon. 15. 4. Robson, j rin. Neiveastle•trpon-Tytie. merchant-- Jan. 16. W, Dunbar, Worotwood-street;nteretrint —Jan; 15. S. Holland and 'l'. S. Williouts, Liverpool, merchants—J.lu. /3. .1. Atkins, rittibury-square, nterehant. CElrt FICXI ES-JAN. 13. T. Ellis and B. Aider, Crooked-lane,tnercha!lts—J. Min ton, IThilories. woollen-Ciraper—S. 1 4'.wocii, Lincoln, watch" ; - Jackson, Ilk- . cran-rnalicr--11. Abbotts, Bra.!hy, Derby, si l ty-- keeper—J. Chelsex, fifirlertnni Vans ford, N.:rth:lnipton, paper-manufacturer—A. Brookshank anti Ai . Nloodv, Long-lane, Bern.otedsey, tanners=d. and J. To Ta)iut, tipper iron-merchanp. PA RTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. . • T. EN'ans and W. lioline's, navyat:ents-42. GoLlsmitli and A. Lewis, Bridge-street, Rlactifriars, t.vern-tscepers—l. Mut ray'and Co. Whitehaven, groCers = 3. Stubbs a-41 Co. Cam.' Iluti-stret, win), esa lc f;rocers—J. Woodlioute and Co. Aldmort bury, fancy caulk, manufacturers-42. Reillimullo and G.• i tieing-lam, brokeys—.l ..LNa veil port and' W. Gatl4, Derby, s:ili-tbrowoers —B. neuron and S. W. ~ „ ake. fora, NlaKcilester, apers—J. F. France and.. Co. lA vorpoal—J. Buteher and W. Da WS, Ukerston—J. Hiidei and Co: Roticil - stiFitT;e, - Sassex, ti.uln;r-merchants--::T. Lane and J. Lane, Little Alarlowi farnicr i ---C. King. and X. Fenn, Sia m!, Shropstrite, cabinet.-makers—H. Ntancu'r Ragg---• S. Pahner and .W. W. Palmer, Stow in tltc Wok, nierceis.--- Sliann , m an l Y. M. ii4rber, 13ary-str•cet, St. tlary Axe, apotht..taries—S. Nilt, and Co. Rip4imaii..iareet, Cier li,altmor and G. Gibson, Arbroath, taaner;i-Lit. Co;;, so - n. and R. Cox, jun. E.iinf-e.triet:, - Cierg; ) en well, kau-manufact r.rers—:l.ll4rris and B..l3call?y,Tiover 4 kill, ship-brokers—T. Ramsay and(';, Bourdeaux, mercliantii M. Barden'and ithliurden, East risky, Derki, school-m.4i ticssts. LONDON Al Alt NETS. PRIGE OF BREAD THIS WEEK. . . . , Thi general price I'4' the best Wlp.aten P.read throughout tbio Metropolis itml Suburbs, -v4ries (ru►n Eiglit-pence Hall% pawl./ to Ten-pence tba Quartet-LI Loaf. • lb. uz.. , - - ' lb. og Peel: Lolf to weigh ... 17 6 Q:tar►ern Loaf to .ccig►h 4 ..5f Half 'flat, .. ditto .... 3 I 1 ' kat( Qoarteru ditto .. 2 21 SEEDS. Red CloveriForeign) Ditto English.. . - —s 40s to Gas Whiteditto —s 60 to 90s Itye,Cirass.. _ --. Sill to Gos per fir. _ Toruip, White ... Red and Green .. . White Mustard Sead fis Gd to Ss Od Urown 'ditto- • 7s od to 10s od Carrawayieeds Cinque' Fin Os Oil to—s Oil per tri-- CuriAnder de. Ilefoil - —s 5s to 25s per asl4. . Canary- Oil Cake at the Mil!, 131. 13s. per thausand- , Corn-inspector's tj ll. X et ß u ß ci l k. D 2l E 'l:ursday, Dec. el. NcwWllt. ptfr —I --s tu —1 Beaus 30s-Od to 3.3 s a Wbt. - per Id. 101 fait() 111 1041 Old ditto .--33 s ad to 36s . Qi Barley, per qr. 2 , 1 s Od to 27s Oc t . Pcase 33s Oil to 361 04 Oats PRICE New Bags. •' HOPS. New Pockets. Kent.... • 6; 10s to 111 11 4 Sussex.... 6 1 03 to 81 1 'Essex.... 91. CI to 11l Us Farnham.. i2l, Os to 71 os, Kent.-- 51 5s to 91 Os Sussex.... 41 15s to 71 lOs NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL mpatKETs. By the Carcase. Beef Zs Od to 4s 8d tVeal 4s Olio Cc la Mutton 33 4d to 4s Pork 35 8d to ST. JAMES'S HAY MARKET, Mc. 41. Hay. -SI •:Isf Oct to 51 O. Ott - Cif: Aierage, - 41 • 0 ij *traw ll 7, Oct. to 11 iGs eragc, It 1 1 s WrirrECHAPEL HAY MARKET. c e (lay tB s .Cl,l to 41 ISi 0:1,--:—Averatr,e, 41 S 5 Straw Z I 8s Of: to 11 11, od—A verage , (lord es Oct to o , l—Averno, 51 . 10 5 0w• -._ • PRICE OF LEATUER. .. • - ---. ' Botts; (,0 to 5011 is eutth.. iit , r 1 . 1) 20 to' 221 Ditto; 50 to , tiI.;I:ls each ' V 44.1 to 254 -' Ale 1 - cliaut,' 114?.:ki lire.s.iii lifdes l(iii , lo .4 ,-St' 3 `'in. Cou:li lliiie4 crop ):fide.;, :45 to iioilis tor cutting :od to 17ig Ditto 41,5. to 50tbs - , lBd t 0, 2 1 ., , :alt giiiits Ditto so' to '7011.) Ad to 234 Ditt0...... Small Settls'(Greenizinil) - 44d to -151. Large ditto per 4!,);'.!ii l3os to 194 S . . . . RAW HIDES. fLlest, Heifers & .Sters, per st. Ordinary...—. is .8d to 25 414) 3+3:1 to 3 3 Of! Mitrliet Calf .. each .. 8 '! -. ' • Micitilinio ...9.s •;M to 9.s ii..l Er.g. tiore 14s 6d to 165 ( 4 Sheep slons.—Polied, iis.-6d to 9s. a ros , , s to ss. cid• ______........ Flucii OF St. Jartit'S'3 Market ...Si led Clare ea WhiterWapel :Market 3s 91 per stout: of Sltt. TALLOW: Tuwii ef4 Gti Od Yetttia , Russia 624 od —S tx t , ' White'ditto oci —s Soap dirt i sBs ad Melting . ZAttlf —s 0,i 47 , ' ° A ; Ditto_Roustl... — 3 oa 3 SS ' 24 u j, ;, • Ott Good Dregs 9.13 Curd .............. • • ICie Pal ,• 115 441-Moulds, 13s D 4" • 'ed for ready money. 7s 7d Averazc Yellow Soap , 82. Mottiol 90s Price of Coindles, per dozen Cd per (Itien utiow COAL, ALIIIKE'r, DecENBER Ships athlarker. Ships suld. 'Price. V;11 Newelistle ...... 23-1 , ~1 4s; to . 14 Sderld.;. un BIRTH. On the 13th inct. at pi inces's-street,F.dinbur,h Mrs. Alex" ander akiglas. of a son. 1)1F.D., On Wednesday, at Impacombei J. Johns, Esq. fotruerlv fire, clerk in - the Commissioner's . ntlice it) Plymouth IJOck-'v)ini. Same d.y, suddenly. at his house in Torpoint, 3re.'llititaor Dees, Stir ? „.eon, Navy. 9irtbe )4th inst. at - Edinburgh, John Di.tidson; Esq. of Raveltig. , On Sunday na urn i ny, , at Stole Newintott, Edward Scald, Esq., aged 76.-. • LONDON: Printed by J. B. CARSTA IRS, N 0.7, Cra.v.r bilt!ilinl:s; and liobliSbid by W. A. SCRIPPS, of Mixon? . at .the S.ITN-Orrfen. Strand; , where Acivvrtise 4 . &ruts, Oraeri, L - 44ttero Wostintl4l}AeOlityit: be addressed. , Br Nil ' 2 l' l 'lt El 1 l'a Dr •_ i