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CATHOLIC AFFAIRS: The Reader, we take for granted,--bs been de. - liOtted with a perusal of the deleetable.and Ve toi-t kat' Petitions which we suhulitivtl to his C 911•• sideration : Od Thursday. They furnish a happy . sample . of .the mode in whirls a Divan would Ma, nage . Catholic AfTairs: They present,- with the discussion tuoident upon them, a striking- iti- SIRIti'C of the ntea,nness of an Aristocracy without -station, and of cupidity in au effort to share in.the. pitinder, of the country, which an Aldetman of Skinner's-alley would he ashamed to avoi.v.--' These Noblemen and Gentlemen, these lit'lc Lawyers and big Talkers; exhibited a_thirilt to swill, from the cup of the State, the Ito , c - i..tge -. which makes the public Robber drunk—a long jug. to lick the dishes, and to unnnble the Offal_ which falls.from the Castle table, and Mikes the Alcencliiney so fat . and fillsome—a long-: itt_ which the most profligate Could . scarcely feel,• and the most impudent beaslisanted to'aeknOtv : -' ledge. Yet these are the persons %idiom the Ca tholic Irishman is told -to regard As the Guardians (,-f Rig - hts And the . Depositaries of - his:lnterest who have avowed with the most nu. blushing indeeettey, their determination to slim.- tender their. Clergy, bound hand and toot, to the .state—tp kneel with hypberitical devotion to a itescript front ;tn italtan 1-)riest, or to a }hull frotfa a Romatt Pontiff . , tnoyidett they receive in return —one, .tic Government of a County----another, a, Colonel'sTCOMmis'sion—One, a seat at the Bitard of Appeals - -another, a sorry Chairmanship. The detail is absOluteli dfsgusting,. Wilei k the que.,tion of Veto was mentionett, Lord Fingall observed, that it was understood , . there 'sl i otild",b e not hi n g- on that smutet, litird; ruck why uot,, pray? it was the prineliud-Ht Was the silluect upint which here wit's a disagreement ; it was the only topic in a Petition which the People earl about. What the do the pei,i)le care, about genirical iiiintity . ," in Mr. SheiVs Petition; supposing they . und , ..7.stona the‘Wcirtl-=;-or abOnt the tuhoithe amid hyoiocritical assertion in that iiiiseuted by 'slr. .I%l‘bonnt.ll, and supposed to be writtin by = Cottni. , ellor .the Pensioner,. ittTilach hg described the British I l arliamen't; 'th - at has so long continued its tt!iserable penalties, " .thf !POl' t enlightened, lib e r a l, a nd magnanimous assembly. - What, esen, AO - the ycare ahciul the ranting flo (ioinniitaile" Ltihe's " cad- boart," whidt " necessitates'. him " - tostancEbfore tl)e4iritislv Nation," and. . : pt a i rt a a s e rvitirdc; *Welt, spea k iti;.; to Pirliainent,.' : ill;bas . ti and 414'. you 1" • Ph . tiiyl;6rd Fingal!, ,:tte People inre any thing ti / r theittry and lahtirious tarns of apetty-ariminent iu favour of Emancipa tion, Shell has hashed into the form . of a petiti.m . ; or (lie more flowing .. and unpointed 1). - nods at Mr. ; or the yank and tawdry trash of Mr. Luke's Littibtelem 7 - Why, sueltiie--, titions cotati tvillteti b y many tutu,, many nmen d ;1 , a! , llny It. is rentarkable, lioWever, in 11,nc115 docimmtnt!:, t!ia;,, 4 tquetr!,. they spunk , atai elirAtiOr.,. 4 ,- . ti:ey . ,!tevel - C••=. c - Vril the MOSt passionate an(l bouncin g ; of tit Gan, t h a t a t ":1 - r".- Lithe (we enngratuktcl Cui.ran on the doni and taste of his eons pi. tr.!) , glance attire rptin.tion•of a Veen. In the; inickt of its toil - and: trouble, of it:: fury aml folly, of -its tearimkaWay our. country,. by 7tl; and by fraud haith!.:: . fields in :.:;pain -of• the blunder of harin t .;'llo Conn:- ill, and yet stiekink to . .d'ea 14 irt4 4 riti nally, - the pious and . poetic4ll - InVocatiOtt to the ("ion of c't.'aveti . !'—it is is t: that in all tlis caperiuc anti e4reering, in all 4 this " liSsumpt.ion •of free dont and inclfg-uatioti, czwinn t 4 Isaac never gl;oees at. Ali: . no---=fiat tt'.'a's- forbid- . 4 othing is -easier than to make a f-I,lslly SppAky (3.01,1 calm do it.— NOthing ni - Ofe s'implethan to write scmit6nue§ for v‘44iri'.14:61161• eshoman•sbin;id, he (.!tutiolitei by Ilia tutor=llr. Lithe can do it. But w.ecould pardon the in' the tW . O - first- l'etit'ions, and time miserable bad taste and stiffed. `. • • , nonsense in the last, had they (illegal-vett-Ay ex- p:csic!.(l thenicerves on the' subject_ Of. Sect4ritie It is here the cupidity of the lawyers:fa skate in the loaves and fishes:4 their...protelipti, and Aifi the,Gerttlenten to follow the exatuptiq ;; 13elleav DI1(f Ly' . llll, flit t h t ITSiOnel's, • 1110 it anti ' S'eand - alottsly'l4cornts manifest. It ii - .6-ere' 4 the 12:;0.edgyd 11'ayriter, the leek I'cusiu+ ner; and the roryHtorid Toad eater show the It will - not - chi:, lily Lord'S and tientlemexi'.• AVell, then t'h'ere is a .tib-Conetkiii tee to-pre-. pa're a Peri ei 611- - a lift of . 1i•lfo-0, lirarler , is this precinns COrniniffee . cAnilOs'ect.? • Of Shed . , I,9lohas - av6Ved . Mid a ' Candidatehoii ha's rot into the threshold nit . . Wy4d, religa4.iyeitO. hie • !ay, amt. a. very Society--but wfioze tkinirStsfi, siiElri trey can be cß i p e .4, Coincide frici:(C, . . Of Mr. tube, '..! :0 „ c.. 7 rqyzi.4.ense . ;rich, and whose 5:n13 - 111(.151:Jaws bi.ffiti; it a; tlistlAin, even trout ifii3ll"efies of tb tlirtu{4 - Library. : •,.. Of Mr. o',.:oniteifi )14 danc ;pealtiftfierifiiri: be can (vri!e ; aff4, Otiafri v ,, 4,, ,„. Ot 4 - 40.canntit 1 11. 'nese irellte abil the Depositaries of We have no •reason - to be, n'in:i2 p:encit rrit'a N r . O'Connell-;--but he-is ,t-hv 0713 wan 4,41,5 at Committee, in whatni sari the,question of a Veto,, ve have a seruple•ol•con4denee. . There nnist be anothei thtreyinist. be eng,rafted i in •these we publitiF4l, it. Listi►pct Clause about the Veto awl Seenritiec.. --. In the mean time.; tye would aisii-414i, person - 9 it() signc(l tile Requisition for • a Heeling; whve h the 'place appointed ? b it Lord Fingall*s flame Is it ).Ir. O'Curniel,l's ? • ' .3:i. it '24r. Q'Cionnittl's ? , ' ~ . 15 it Mr. Wvsc's ? - _3,s it Mr. Shell's Drawing-roT.n Is it is a garret or in a cellar ? to what hole or corner is it the intention of • the Regnisitio , iiAs to shut themselves' .and. the - people out Oh ! how_this "Putitic Convocation of Worws" cure exeerate. Ev'ehing 136.4 t! It is FL sad it has been' tporn'in the sidii i f Poti• je-ti Jabbers : it hw= sit'oile4 many. a .snitgspecu , lation of Leadership • and Anthority it niis dowti :o,vcring folks 'to the !evil of coni mon men ; anti it has r'etineeil cotnltioit rnen - tb the bhrst andasbe‘, ftir they. svcreintsraded by Cron -and Nature. , • .• There are. other' topics• connettial with tl:rir. subject.: to winch we, shull ittl.diegi'Outieive.S at a tutor` paziod, and - very . itnliortant ones. LAW INTELLIGEMM!, COURT OF CHANCERY, JAW. '23. Atif) co. v. iCEN:sO.4I.GT.O.N. Ti , en , ' l ty Mr. Tile.,_ TE- . Ner.A gltenu • 1.. • Vaa-ti, cant? iiito,:the Ontrt of Chatteciii, sprcii.& Iy Bench, to take the ()pillion of the Casten. CpANcEL:()3 !Toll a.disputed or doubt ful pOttf 011 aw and *practice . Court which had tit this cas e arisen,' whether a motion for a new•trial intended to be iniElcia this cause, which vtas..an action' for usnry, tried lately at in time city of London, before Lord EL LE.Nnortouatt, were to*. be argued in- this Cottit, whence the action- was directed, it - being' in a matter of hankrupteY; or before the: Ncible Lord' who. tried - the action-;-:i point of p ractice not un .'&raittod' in the C o n t i . of-King's Bench, The Loun CItA.N - CEL.LoIi told the Learned Gen denten' that the practice was well settled in this - Court. 'Die distinction being, that iti an issue direCted'hy this quirt, a motion for a new trial i 5 to he here argued ; but when an action is directed to be tried at common law, and a new trial moved for, such Motion is to be matte arid argued in t!e - Court where it , wa, tiled; and before the Judge wlai presided at the trial. agtii V. THE ItEGENTS . CANAL CoNP %NY. • , „ This Was an applicatio n to tile Court by the plaiutitf. Mr. Agar, to commit certain . a the Com pany's (Mims- to the Fleet Poi" 011 fora supposed dikolwilieuce to the order Court in sett* out. th* -line of C:tu a l• .ibrougli. the plaintiff's tState:: The. Chancellor stated that,: it appeared the defenciunts had %hewn the grealesi atixiet? (0 comely. with the terms of the Act. of Parliament, and tci conform to the order of this Court, -.and theryfOre d:.stnissed the, plaintiff's motion, and said he would consider whether he would order klua to pay the defendant's costs. LOG 2'T OF KING'S BENCH, JAv. 23. eiIfSTA 1 ICS * V. SNIITiI AND CO. • ki' t roitNeY-GE'NERAL' indeed for a nerfilma ,in this case, which was the giciit cause tried at: the lasi sittings at, Guildhall, berett e * R t h e Ken sinutintS' t tnd Stein a-id Smith, respecting their •t;tu;ual dealings, - whether they were usurious' or not, It was . an action to recover the stun of 306,0001:altd tip‘%:arils . '„ On the following trans:- Bal;king-honse of Keasin , ,t;toos . ivcr.t.to aceept_for,Steins, sntith, and Cotnpany; , fOr the accommodatiOn of lending tbEir naive'," ttejtwere, by agreeMent, to receive a-half per cent. comtuis.tion. Accepiauccs tO the amount or12 . ,(40.000/ passed between them ; and, t Irn-il; his Lordship . lind told the Jury' that was ekaf usitry. The .Tory, - however, found tit verdict against his directlons ; the cause N't ; ;. - reeteil to . he trid by the' eli.ancellor. The Court a doubt whethe'r . lllelcould grant trial, as irwas an action directed by the Chan- . cellor and were inclined to thitik that the motion mi ght to be mink-to the Chancellor. Mi. NT'foßt , :u.y-(.4,-ellAt, said, he would imme-: (Hatch' no. nit° the ColOt of Chaneery,".tind ascer-, tail, the ,Chancellors accordingly' in. the ,Co u r se o f t h e he went to the Court of Chancery, and mentioned it to the Chancellor: altd wlien he returned he said tbe'ChnocellOr had stilted the practice of the Court of Chancery to, he, thatwhen it was an issue directed b‘t- the (Anne. of Chancery, the motion tor ti ought to he made in that Court 4, but when ii was . tin n ctiQn difected to be brought by thtit'Courc, the ' Ciianeelior did not receive the verdict; i t ;: was, to the 'satisfaction of the Court, where the, cause was tried.r , -Qa this the Caurt granted a rule Nisi fur allea-tt'ial. POLICE' IN rELLIGENCE. NrANSION-11404E. LOAN-, . Newsihan was clear e] by the Wa'rd Beadle of,Billiti;iigite With blowing . a born, mid disturbing the inliallitantS, by calling." Great: News a " Second. P4litiOn !"Of a Sunday Pi per ; and taking,* shilling for time .Paper, which . proved to ire nOthing p.ut 4as in every Pa per. ,Lordship tris'Oiiirgek) him for the Sake of his i)oiii,familSt,, but told hint if. eve r he was (riiitltt, iii the city, gMng thote 'fait& alarms, with payo in his bat, ilartidulatly of a Sunday, he viciatT scud him to Br; d cWel • _ pCIW-STREET. evening, between s • ,yeri awl eight O'eVnk, as Upton's party of the liorde,...heionging to the Office, were on duty in INfoOfaeldS, they obSeried three wo,,known characters, Citnimins , tritra g , and ‘vallt Pa - it the Tab er na c l e, ant i snspeei • • • they were about . to break open a hoUse in that rtelqacitirbood, or. cbui tn it it rubbe ry of some tie sectption, tke.patrole topped them, When Murray wt s observed o throw something from him. On -pieltirig, it op, it, proved to he a bunch of about twenty skeleton or pi"eklock keys, aud on search . ipg his person, two Other skeleton, or _vicklock keys. and. an iron -crow, used in honsehbreaking, were found upon his p erson. Cummins had a 'lege bag, Time patrole in Consequence Secured •ttietp, anti titOuglit'thein to-the Othce , When they 'riot. bein g able to give amatisfactoey account of thernietvcs, the inipletnerits of house- bre a ki ng beiny; found, and all o f them being proved to he in., company together, they were convicted 'as -rogues and .vagabonds. . SnAmEvux. ASSAULT.—Sunday afternoon, iri St: James's Park, a grea . t 'number Of ,fdia and disor derly lac.ls and yobill.; men assem bled, !Ind pelted the palisengers with snokv-balls. /t gcntlemiku . • o. !Jo had been thus ptltcd„. 'true); some of else boys with . a .stiek ; he 'was then • at' acke:l - hymen and boys -most furiously, 'by knocking him down, kicking, 'raid ill-treating him till he was, in a seoseless state. Perry, and his party of the pa- truce, who were -stationed in, the Park to keep order, went to the. ipot and secured' one Of the' ringleaders, bort be mks; 'soon' reSrslo over- Powering min.bers. The offiatr! . , hnweeet, pet , levered; aPid'casideid ntrOne ref -the the rescue. They - . %reft" . -folluwelt by - a mob: of five tar b 4: hundred,' 'who' repentedly'aEsionted them. .Wien 'they ? catire to' the - ruins of St: Jaines's Palace the snob attacked them with stones' and brick 7 bats the officers hOwever carried off their prisOners to tire guard-hou s e, ‘i;befe the mob followed arid surrounded, it. They refine - a to dis= p‘...rse till a We of soldiers were Obligeirt`O use some vinlenee. 'Yesterday the fellOW wits brought . to the Office, and otderetl,t4 find bail. QuLEN-sQuARE. Two highly, respectable young- men were einte- . geo %sit!i riot Ons behmionr . Saturdaynght ? in .11rnrylane,Theatre . ,_• they pleaded inebriety its .extenuation of the offence, and after heinga night in the watch , lionse, expre s sed contrition. After an admonition. frOin 'We:Magistrate, they satisfied the constable; and ‘yere dis-charged: SATUItD..irS GAZETTE—(CoIiPaued.) DIVIDENDS. I Feb. 13. A. Maschilleyer, A. W. Sorgenfrey, and R. Gra ham, of Liverpool, merchants—Feb. 14. G. Watkins and W. Cowper, late of money-serieners—Feb. 14. W. iluarterman, of OxfOrd, brecettes maker—Feb. 'll. 'l'. and W. Crawford, late of Poplar, Stepney, stone-masons—Feb. 14. 1 7 ,1oberton, of hloillswell-street, trimming-tnanu fakurer—Feb, 23. A. Atkins, of Finsbory-slnare, mer chant-11m. :23. .1. of - Hadley, Middle , .sex, bricklayer—Feb, 14. It. Everall, of Charlbury, Ox fordshire, grocer—Feb. 14..1. Bottek, of Heatoo-Norris, Lan cashire, Conition-litewer—Feb. 13. D. Evans, of Watling street, common-brewer—Jan. 28.' Henderson and A. Neilson, of Mitre-conrt, Milk-street, merchants—Feb. 17. T. Iloltne, of Botherby, -Cumberland, maltster—Feb. 14. A. Cuthbert. of Gutter-lane, inerehant- , -1 - eb; 14.' W. Bur. ridge, sett. W. BurridgeOnn. and .1. Baridge, of l'orbonotith, bankers—Feb. 17. O. Holdte, C. flolint, J. 11.ohne, and W. tlolrot, late of Long Island, Cumberland, dealers—Feb. 18. Kirintatt, of New-street-splare, futinder--Feb. 14. ..L Core,' Jun. late of Cheltenham, plumber—Feb. 18. G. Mitcham, of Huddersfield, grOcer—Feb. 15. W. Pingo, of i'uttenhatn, sernsetter---Feb. 19. IV. Brown, of Wood-street, Clieapilde, silk-manitfactitrer---.-rett. 15. AV. 'Wright, late of Mancherteri grocer.-;-Feb. 10. W. and T. Hurst, of Porslea, contractor...a Feb. W.•Jenks,. of %Vein, Salop, 'cheese-factor-4 7 0).14. H. and .J. G. Stevenson, of Millbank, timbet , merchants— Jan. 44. O. Orisdale; of Ship-alley; Welletsse-square,jew4 - • ler—March 11, A. Paton,. of Old Oravel,labe, soap-mann faeturers—Teb. 14. J. Messenger, of Lottethrough, vic tualler, UXBRIDGE. Corn-inspector's Retutu.—Thursday, Jan. lb. Wht.per Id .. 10110, to 171 lOs Beans 3ls Od to 42s 0 4 Barley, perqr. 27s Od to 30S Od' l Pease 4er Od to 42s 04 Oats ...... 20s od to 288 Od CERTIFICATES...Fro. U. . , 'W. Jackson, Li rerpool, .groeer—W. llopynood, WesthOt Sussex, fellmonger-0. kent, merChi - ntL4W Spear, Upper Thaniet-strCet, stntianet44.ll. Gteat. Porthind-street, ItOgers, King's-row, bricklayer-,E. Moses, Wrstan, Lincolrphire, silreesmith-4. Salkeld, Strand;silverstnith-4.U.Garmesen, Lombard-street, watch-maker-4. 11: Crelnier,lltite of Isle of Wight; grocer-4. 3lawsoti, jun. Manchester, merchant—H. Siff kin, Bush-lane, merchant. NEWGASE AND LEADENHALL MARKETS'. By the Carcase. Beef 3s 4d to 54 Oct I 5s Od to 8s O Veal 4 , Ow Mutton...... 3s .13d to4s lot Park ss 8d to Gs S PARTNEII.SITIPS DISSOLVED. .M. Bate and E. Ictt, Paternoster-TnIT, i Stati lord anti-T. Stokes, New Tenant-street, ,near Birmingham r ear Potters—j. Ileadlant and' A. IT. Slade; Skinner-street— I. D. Lloyd . , T.':Fritron, and Collins, Bit Ming:barn, glass , •cutters, and F.. Richardson and It. Jennings, liorn eastle, Lincalsobire, nn.reers-- 7 1t. and W. Lindsey, Gilder some, Vor4sLysit, tnannOctlrers--.T.i;'Balky and W. Moore, Cirencester, linen-drapers--E. Valentine and .P. Smith, White Lion-street, Spitalfields, drysalter—J. Wilkinson and J. Dunn ..Bireltin-lane, Cornhill, yviteatnerchants—lt. Jack son and J. K, Geill, Whittle,' Lancashire, calico-printers— R.Stanhury add' -F.Collett, TalbOt Inn-yard, Sotaltwark, cart-keepers—R.. Sadler and M. Pettet, Leman-street, Good /snan's-fields, carpenters—W. Spriggs and J. piver, Bath, ha : berdasiterf,-•,--E.Jact-son and J. Pettinger, Moi - tiMer:-street, St; tklkiple-butte, pluatheri-L4. 'Cullum,' G.' Bird,- and A. Stratford, Eskor, dyers-- , -.1. Ensues and J. Whit church, Bristol, niercliants-It. Parker T, Worthington, C. Parket , T. Parker, R. Parker, jun. anti . W. Parker; Heaton Norris and :11aitehester—W. and X. Sewell, Great Yarmouth, geeter3-44;.. Monks, sen. and C. Mdttlix, Pre.s.,ot,Lattea"siliire elock.:mitlcvis-41. Rowe, J. Dunstan,- and . J. Jenkins, Pon- . • sannoth and Potryn, paper-manufacturers: • SCOTCH BANKRUPTS. St. JAMES'S HAY MARKET, Jan. 23. Hay 3l "os Od s to 51 5s Od-Average, 41 55. 0 !d Straw ll tOs Od to 11 17s Od-Average, 11 13 SEQUESTRATIONS. • Jan. •T 5. .Tohn Fraser, grocer, Inverness—Creditors Meet in nentret's' Hotel there, tst and 27th February, at twelve, . - JaZ . 1.1., - .'.rcirtiant and Co. merchants, Edinburgh,--Creditors :meet • in tho. Royal E*change Coffee-house there423d Jinuarrand 7th Fe britary,.at one. • . . Jan. 14. Thumas Baird, merchant and .brolter, Glatgoiv— Creditors meet in the Prince of Wales' Tarern'there,.2Gth Jahn:try and :tritli February', at twe!ve. - Jan. ti;, Robert "Wilson, soap=boiler, 'Renfrew- , -.Credittirs Meet in theTtince Of Wales Tavern, Glasgow, 26th January and 1(411-February, at one. • Jan. 16-Jautes .Fraser, merchant, East-street, Inverness— " Creditori meet in Canes Hotel there, Ist and 15th February. EXAMINATIONS, DIVIDENDS, ,§c.c. Daniel Morrison, maninactifrer, Glar.gaw t •to be examined in the Sheriff-Clerk's Otlice Mate,. 26iliJanuary and gtli Fe , broftry, atone. ;Uri - ander Johnston, merchant; Grass-Market, Edinburgh, to he-examined : ', in,,,the Sheriff-Clerk's, Mice there, 27th Ja *.infary and totli FebrUary, a tiVo. Creitiitors Of*beit Stupart, sit:l/A-maker, Carntyne, near attigow, nivetio the Prince of Wales Tavern, Glasgow, .14th. February,. at two. Creditors OfJOhti . Mitclien, TltteklyfOrd,•#arish of Baldernock„ . meet-- the (+Albers of Macdonald and Vnodivin, *ritersa;lasgow, Bth February, atone. Creditors of David Foal, grain and bacon-dealer, Ecelifeckan ; tweet in non - inn there, 31st January, at tivrlie. Creditors of the Contisani carrying on trade in GtatgOve uncles • the Finn of Andrew liosie, merchants meet in the Trustee's !stb February, at one. Creditors of Alexander Marini WrittAichibald tagair, blinders, Edinburgh'. meet in the Ro'falEirehartge Coffeehouse there, 7th February, at one. • bust( RaNscavrys.—George Steven'', Robert Geo. Steven)? :grid Edmond St.evelly, of the. City of Cork, to surrender on • the4eilt ski tisid alit of Januaryinstiint, skid 28th February 11ft he'efieeision of a Court-martial, which has been apOroted of bythe PRmut fiIF.GEN't, Ensign W. G.STittgay Cower', of the third regiment of Gnaras - , 'hat been Aisinisied . the tervice, for enter ing into, mid ptiblicly and personally engaging in, tilattet . nt the theatre atliouttlentrx, on or about the :Id day of July, !HIM, with Commissary Hur ley ; . tind'sonre . dsys after Wards making a. conces .siou to the . said‘Coihrhissary'Hurity i by whom he had beta publiaty insulted, tvhbont any pretence 'Or grOtitidt whatever 'for any eoricersion on his pert. Morietay etcning, Alr.lAtmagaT, the landlord . of the CherryTrett public.linuse;of Derst-Dereham, irtis returning Swaffham, lie was stopped - by'tsr friotradS, near•Mujor CrAtiLA!;IT'S, - Startling; one-of whott .4tilel iris horse, while the Oilier presented a pist9l, and robbed him of 141. in notes and some sivcr p ?Atli which they. made their.wape. • BIRTHS. • At He!stun, the Lady of Joieph Roberts, Esq. of a son. On Sunday se'nniFht, at Plymouth, Mrs. Bruce, wife °' Mr. Bruce, .Blaster in the Royal Nary, of a son. On the 16th inst. at Stoke Rockford, the Lady of Ede' Turnor, Esq. of a daughter. LONDON MA RK ETS, &c. RETURN OF WHEAT IN MARK-LANE; By Messrs. Cualuand MALPAS, Meal-Weighers, Including- onli- fidm Jan. 9 to aft. 14. 150 Quarters , at 73s od 134 ---- at 753 od -168 ----- at 74s °d ie at 746 od • 62 -- at 71s ad !9 at 7OS Od lOti ---- Gas 0(1 144 at ti'B4:tal 203 ---- at Od • 224 at • (iGs •crd • 444.-- at 053041 926 730 . at , fiat Od 259 Total, 7,386 Quarter: 2s. 1044. lower 2: 4 2: Quarters at 61 s 895 . 6'•24 at 59s ad 1204 50 66 ' at -55 s od G 77. at 54s Od 178 • at •: Z:is 21$ 20 117 at .50s ed, 65 at 46s Od 84 ---Avera cos. 64d. 11111 hst rettfrn; ' A RETURN OF FLOUR, Fioth Jan. 7, to Jan. 13.—From' the - C,ocliei Office. Sacks. s. d: Sacks'. s. fl. sacks, s. d. -13 '--- 65.0 , :. . 1 sj• 57- O. 169. , 53. 0 3 --- 63 . 0 13 -- 36 6 39 52 0 9464 -L-.- 60 0 2CrO%- , - , - 56 .0 '3O • 51:0 136--- 59 0 1115 -,-- 55 0 30--- 30 0 652 "---. 58' 0 ' ' 164 ---.- 54.0 ' 4R— 48;0 • Total-,..1i,482 Sacks.---Average, 595. 0,1. Os: litl.'lo4Ver tlaarClast Wei+. PRICE O: _ F HOPS. New Bags. New Pockets. Kent . lOs to 81 15s Kent'..... 61 . lOs to 91 9s . Sussex 51 5s to 71 los Sussex:... 431 4s to 81 os Essex .71 Os to 81 10s Faruliatu.. 101 Os to 131 06. SEEDS. Red Clever (Foreign) -s 70s. to 86s per cwt. Dittu English Whitetrittu 603 953 to 120 s stye-Grass .. Turnip, White ... . Red and Green ... - lB3 Od to 22s Od White Mustard Seed ' Brown d ittu ' - Carraway Seeds ' 70s . od to 75s Oct Coriander do. , 10s Od to lis Oct Cinque Foiu . 50s Od to 60s od per qr. Trefoil ..... ... . - Canary . .. 7os Od to 74s Od per qr. Oil Cake at the Mill, Wt. Ws. per thOus4od. PRICE OF LEATHER. Rutty, 50 to 561bs each.. per ;II 20d to 23d Elate, 56 to 66Ibs each . 24d to 25d., Merchants' Backi 2od to 20 6 DressiOg Hides` . .• • l94d to 20d. Fine Coach Hides .., ,_ - 201 d to 22/0 Crop Hides, 85 to 401b1rfor cutting 2pJ to 21d Ditto 46,t0 50lbs - 21d to 22d Calf Skins SO to 401bs - 344 to 38d Ditto ' SO to 701bs 36d to 33 4 ' Ditto 7O to Songs 34d to 38d Simi, Seals (Greenland) -' --d to 4sdi Large ditto per dozen 130 s to 009 RAW HIDES. Best Heifers & Steers, per st. Ordinary......l s lo ( l to 25 oa, . i's 6d to :is Od Market Calf .. each .. 115" ° , 4 Middlings-2s td to 2s 41i E n g. H orse 16 s Od t o 185 w Sheep Skins, 72d. to 124 d. PRICE OF St. James's Market ss 4d Clare Marhet Os O•!' Vaiteellapel Market Ss aid per stoat of alb. TALLOW. Town T.11..vi 91% CHI —s 0, Yellownussia —s Od 88s ii 7, White ditto —s Oil B:3s ( "ri Soap ditto.... —s Oil 81s , 0 ' Melting Stuff' —s Od 725 n Ditto ;}tough...--s Od 46s ',5 Graves 155 r A " .. Good Dregs Yellimv - Soitp 14% Curd '• !OP' 1.4 Mottled 104 s Palm ..... 4 .104' ~. Price of (.;andle, per dozen, .14s Od---Moulds, 15s 6d, tic} per clown allowed for ready money. Ids Id i1verge....,... 5s 3id WHITECHAPEL HAY MARKET. _ . Hay 4l 4s Oil to .51 8s Od,—Arerage, 41 16s o i, Straw .... .. 11 14s pd to Y 1 is s od.._;_—Average, 11 1 Gs. o‘ l Clover tie 6s-Od to 71 7s Q4l—Average, 61 165 el COAL MAAKET, JAN. 23. Ships at Market. Ships sold. Price. 504 Newcastle 16.1 ..46s Od. to 545. isr 9 Sunderland . 3i.. 46. 041 to 48s. 0 ," 1 Scotch Coal .. O. • —,. Od. to —s. 0" MARRIED. -On gaturday last, at Lambeth Church, George Hillas, V 4l. ' of the City of Dublin, to Mrs. Mitchell, widow of the 14t6 X. G. C. Mitchell, Esq. . On'tho 34th inst. at ifilPerton, the R e v. J o h n B a il e y, to Miss Susan Chapman. On Saturday se'nuight, at Newark, W. Ffarmarie, Alderman, to Mrs. Whiter, of the same place. On Tuesday last,- at- Havant, M. Charles Longcroft, SD I citor ' to Miss Padwick, both o f th a t t own . The same day, at Matlock, the Rev. Philip Gel), to Elif e beth, eldest daughter of the late Chadwick D o d, E s q. o f MO' el es'field. DIED. . On Friday, the 20th inst. Mary, wife of Richard James 1 0' ranee, Esq. of Montague-place, Montague-square. Yesterday, Jab.. 23, i n Wimp Ole -street, 2 ff r e a long illn ss John Crawley,.Es`q. of Stockvrood, Bedfdrdshire, in tbe year of his age. On Sunday, the 15th inst. at General the U' William Hervey-, uncle to the Earl of Bristol. On Friday last, Huct Johnson, Esq. of Well-walk, Hasl stead. On Saturday, at Hendon, William Gordon, the W4o o° of Richard Creed, Esq. On Tuesday, .Decembef I s f, Mr. Thomas Froggart, of tb° Bonk of England. On Sunday last, Mrs. trquilert, in her .94th year, at. K , house ofher son, Mr. 'Willi am Ur qu h ar t, M are - stree t, 1 - la' ney. O f. On Sunday sennight, in her 80(11 year, at Park6eld 9 , fordshire„ Mrs. Wedgavood,,reliet of Wedgwood, Esq. 4 5t sm . Yesterday se'ight, after a very short ill nes s, in the "4 , year of his age,' Mr. WillianiPeel, of Peel-Fold, near DO" burn, cousin' to Sir Wobeet Peel, Bart. co". On the sth inst. at Fl oors , i n th e par i s h o f Perpont, -,kerf land, John Walker, a ge d 98 t ears . His wife, Mary W%ol died 16th May, 1813, aged . 911. These two lived as nsa" wife fur the space of 74 years and !Ai Re mouths. LONDON: Printed by .T. B. CARSTA IRS, No. 7, Cr 31 ;;;or buildinc's ; and published by W. A. SCRIPPS, o f Ilrix at the St , N-oFricE. No. 112, Strand ; where Ativortila. nients, Ordera, Letters (post-paid), &c. wust be add , esc°