The Sun. — London, England, 1827-02-17 00:00:00

. . b of bu l t the latter eannot be given se • , si , s •:"SPIRIT :OP' TM PUBLIC JOURNALS. sodd;n de . atli-heleattiekeel the healthy. -Within ten or twelve ' them, the expence will still fall on the kingdom at large Feb. 20, and March n, and:Bo, ateleven, at 1 h e . C°llr t o f C "I. I g wrea e h T li e ic9 ?a u t , h i a c m en c y p o a r w . d o_7 7 a e t T n m cw in e i ot t lif i o n dl O rsa t . : . r e n u fr le o lu p r i lmi i c e s s s : an d op e " t • IV ° I ° e i i ha v e , ------ months past, the bread has been more than ever unwholesome ; th .o ugh th .e mode of leyying and distaibuting the funds , rnies c. io E 7 k re i • ngto Y; , ml i f ir e m o i d ng l, h `a a l m lie , gs p , riti s ne t td . s, A lLi t , i ir i o d ,n r F ed e ; b : . : 2 7: fra , mt p fii o nv o ge l h t 7.2mB . : a l . i d ry e i c o r i r t o i oy w n I T . sp o i n b a eo c lo s i f d o r e r a e b x l p o e .. . . . . and as the supply of fla g ; rn a - t c t c,t h i e rt, Gray's Inn ; Capper, Bir- very considerable, the sales alread re orted are abo - ' The account of the Public Revenue and Expenditure the ammonia used is considered to have c.aused sudden death in va - . . ~. will he different. This seems to have beef' the single and March 30, at el H ev o e m n o , just published, is, it must be" Owned, not very satisfactory. rime instances, and is invariably fatal to infancy. The present bj t t f cl • pute for there was none, but of diffe- Tocke • and Carr, A the has hol beta der system of adulteration is such as to alarm the moat careless ob Feinehtsinre •of ,money borrowed on one side, and on the se - rver ; and the more informed look- 'with terror for the health of r s e u n - c e e e bet n w o ee o n M i r s : Ho ' rton and the . Members who took part in the discussion of his metion. The best way to sai l q/Llia p m . . and P. ut SOO hhds. other of money paid for dead weight and sinking fund, their families. Exaggerated symptoms of dangerous bowel corn- Touray, North-street Ci -road the matter .appears--(but then we always suspect the 1 plaints, under the name cholera morbus-a complaint unknown settle it is to show that the transport of unproductive nufacturers I' b23d M h -,ty , mustard-ma- are already asking higher pric p ce The trad ' * ,an : arc 2, and 30, at eleven, at the Court small lots for home consu t• . •ul • e . 87 . 'purchasing truth ae inferences drawn from Treasury arithmetic)-the 'in this country until within the last few years-has carried off labourers, is, in all cases, much more profitable than the keeping of Commi '' e . rap ion, parte ally Virginia Leaf. At 1 of them at home ;so that no parish can reasonably complain of ssioners. Getty, Hodder], Getty, and Haddan, Angel- a late boor the pureha matter appears to stand thus :-Income from taxes and many valuable members of society, and is no doubt ascribable to court, Throgniorton-street. ses during the week ending last night in sums repaid to the Treasury, which had been previously 1 the bread we use."-Morning Chronicle. being burdened unequally, hy being called on to send forth aJ. Holgate and 11 West 1-1 h t .al d elusive ; are estimated at n , arly 600 hhd th f _ s. e request or To greater number than its neighbours, since, in precise proportion • on, . anc es er, cen erers, March 2, bacco continues general, and as the s ' advanced by it, that is to say, the whole of our regular 1 Th - t e _lvo grand projects of the Apostolic party in France to the amount of its present outlay will he the amount of its future 3, at two, and 30, at ten, at the Dog Tavern, Manchester. Ad- 1 melts on the Continent are ow, a good trade when the ports are opened after the fr • and real income in round numbers, 50,260,000/. ; whole I -that for n ' • eutralizing the institution of the trial by Jury, savings. Mr. Horton has exemplified this so clearle, that we lington, Gregory, and Faulkner, Bedford-row , and Motris and generally anticipated. oat, IS expenditure, exclusive of sinking; fund and dead weight, 1 Goolslen, and Naddins, Manchester. mot do better than express it in big own worda The case 49;580,000/ e -surplus income, 680,000/. The country I hat for 'yin the law of libel an exterminatino lam t gi g . power c b aa i . . •• .e takes, we may mere y premise, is not an hypothetical, but a : 'W. Gardiner, Chalford, Gloucestershire, clothier, March I, at WHITECHAPEL HAY MARKET over free opinion-have been rendered abortive by the SIN 9 at t ,-, en, and 80, at eleven, at the Fleece Inn, Rodborough, Has-..--. '7ss. Od. to 105 a. Od. I Straw .-F 3'2l . oit. to 3da ' is, obliged, however, to pay out of Its income towards the real case, that of the parish of Shipley in Sussex • Clover .-...-... eos. Od. to 1265. Od. I . Ni. i firmness and public virtue of the Chamber of Peers. It o The rental of that parish," the Hon. ' Gentleman * observed, " was Gloucestershire. Stone and Spicer, Tetbury ; Houseman, Wood- --- - ---- -- military pensions, 2,214,000/., and to the Bank, in the wav PRICES OF 110 PS (pe . (2 - ' ---' ---- is a curious coincidence, that just about the time when, in L L,l:l,vlgteesitwelsol- fa t tr t s e a n m u o t g e t r ed w t* , 2 ll 3l „. 4 . l is Theaumber of cottages chester ; and Da_x, Son, and Meredith, Gray's Inn. • r wt.)-} eb. le. of annuity, for its loans towards the same object, 585,0002. 1 t i iiat Poekets. 1 this country, a material improvement has taken place in were P t7 labourers employed in breaking stones foullea r w . :1 , 49 ., ; , u th m e t r e e . .G. Schofield, Farnley-Tyas, Yorkshire, clothier, March 2, at Kent .... 4/. 10s. 5/. ss. to 6/. Os. Kent - 31. 16 1 . 13 14 . . 61. ce. making together 2,800,0001.; towards which there exists 1 the constitution of Juries ; and that, too, in consequence c e ', an n cl d s 7 u o pri t ir e u p s o e o m r llz e nettlf b w ou er r e er r w in e ta r ined m ; I n th t eir ov t i t ii 3 sl o e, 3 a , t a e t l eleven, at t h he Rose and Crown Inn, Huddersfield, and n E r g s 4 e x x li l . i s: : t i i: 1:: to . 5 5 / i: 1 0s. Sussex Si. 10s. 44 Os. t t : 41. los. of surplus income, over and above the ordinary cur- eouses of a law proposed by a Minister of the Crown, an attempt landholders in their turn% those who paid 10/. 11/. or 121:, g r z ye h d y o t ne; Austin fri e a y . en, at i t r e Casti n e of York. Wiltshire and Fenton, Farnham, tine (Pockets) Bi. 05. 5 t0 tY s Oa x . - 31. 12s. 44 41s. tc' 41. 11 ' rent expenditure, not more than 680,000/. ; leaving an ! is ; an( , enton, uddersfield. -- - ------ - I should be made in France to render the Jury, as nearly as those who held farn . is at 1004 rent . were obliged to occupy nine, though - PRICE OF POTATOES.-Fels. 16. - excess of expenditure over income, or, in other words, . . they wanted but six ; nine shillings a week, for 223 labourers made W. Cruckshank, Broomfield Soroersetshire malt trF b 23 Yorkshire Kidneys possible, a mere cipher in the administration of the laws. 5,432/. ; from this, 33 per cent. deducted for superfluous labour; made March 9, and 30, at twelve ' at the Co ' se ' • e . ' 51. Os. to 01. Os. ptar Ton. leaving the country minus at the year's end, by urt of Commisioners. seo h tc Reds ..---.-......--. 41. 15s. to 51. Os. ditto Here it was acknowledged, and long experience proved 1,817/. ; this, added to th! poor rates,.was 4,1311., from which the rental ni 2,120,000 L There is a mischievous fallacy in the mode by 1 deductad, left an excess ior wages paid for superfluous labour, amount. ason and Son, Church-row, Newington Butts. Oxnobles and Sham ....,-............... 3/. ss. to 31. 106 ditto . . which the Minister attempts to boltater up his calculation of the I it, that the class out of which Common Juries were cho- ing to 1,632/. There was not one rate-payer in the parish that was not S. Slingsby, Cheapside, cotton-printer, Feb. 23. at ten, March Marsh Chatapi0n5................--...- 41. N. to 4/. 10s . . ditto. frees revenue of .the country, and one which it is impossible to l een, was too circumscribed, and the beneficial effects of t r t :e gy of t a o b Lontril i i ze p r u l p . c o rs ut of h e e v r e e ry w i e r e . s t x o t b; ,, e e xzna l it in the emigra- 2, at eleven, and 30, at twelve, at the Court f'C ' • o ommissioners. Per lb. PRICES OF LEATHER. d. d. ' - - Per lb d. d refrain-from reprobating. The trustees of the dead weight are extending the qualification to a more intelligent class than employed, and 77 at useful iabour. He would - take ' tem u i r :o r t s h itiosgelgelyr Steel and Nicol, Queen-street, Cheapaide. Butts-50 to 5611 a..-.... 20 to 21 , Tanned Horse 11 . ' idet.-.- It to ib actually made to appear as if they contributed to the public re- those which usually composed Country Juries are now l n , c ii hun t red 'len' The families orthese men might be calculated, W. Booth, Manchester, victualler, March 2,3, at n . d so Ditto----. 60 to 661 b.„..,.. 22 to 23 • Spanish Ditt^- 13 to 60 i c. n a c ct i t i fam ng tly w em ou s l e d vx,g . fi m vel r g o a na to e t ach._ ,, The expence of maintaining at one, at the Star Inn, Manchester. Bower, Chancer me, aa , Dressing Hides.----.-. 13 to 15 ' ' Per dozen - 'looms, instead of taking away from them, for they are repre- felt both at Quarter Sessions and the Assizes. ' The shop- ai of -,5001. The expenee whir ,-, y-lane; and Fine Coach H' ides -..-- 15 to 18 Calf Skins 38 t . 401ty 1 tented at paying. into the Exclkuer the sum of 4,3E30,0007., keepers and dealera in country towns are, in general, bet- rid be ti i icurrft o l by the erar e ation of these families would amount to ~werla Mancheeter. Crop Hides, 35 to 40113.- 14 to 14 Ditto .**-- 50 o . 6 to" which-large sum it added up with the produce of the several tau°, ter inforined, and a less cajoloble class of society, than the - fainilie. ; a ‘ i ) l7,:sui;posal;That the ec p e a szy l terne these one hundred . J. Fairhurst, Prescot, Lancashire, saddler, March 1,3, and 0 0 , Ditto.--.-. 45 to 50113.... 15 to 17 Ditto ....."-... '7O t° 71:66. 21 5. 27 0 , Ditto 17 to l9 , Small Se=s, Greeti o Zt 11 t :0 3 SS if it formed part of the income of the State. Whence comes 1 mere rustic freeholders, and their admission u . on Juries it. namely 5,000/., that sum could be raised on t a lle et p ri u gp n le to c l if 'Y an h n al u t i toy', at twelve, at the Angel Inn, Liverpool. Howson, Preseot; and this " ineoreie," see should like to know? Why, 2,214,000/. of 1 under Mr. Peel's Act will, of cours ' r s he chance; r t il , z4ir o za t. f , ; : e i t - e l i;a col ti r in spaz of ten yeaxs ; and at the end Of Chester, Staple Inn. ter would be discharged, thereby ef- S. Lusty, Stonehouse Gloucestershir d Per Stone. - s. d. s. d. RAW HIDES. ' _ Per Stone s. d. c a. it are taken pet of the Exchequer-and 2,166,0007. are neither i :of intell • tXd' jc T " e' me ea e , e, corn- ealer, Feb. 20, Beet Heifers and Steers 210 to 3 2 Ordi -20 to 2 4 iffen . -er ic - he object of the proposers of f t f i c a t n iln pe i r m e m en eta o t f e t l t n e n w ual o Tving of more than 1,9001., being no less 21 d M ,an . arch 30, at eleven, at the Fle more nor hos than borrowed money-money borrowed from the 1 the n h I present expellee, and a saving of the ece Inn, Rodborough Middlings 20to 2 8 Market Calf 7 0 shah. ew aw in France upon this subject, was to limit the whole gum of 2,500/. per annum, at the end of ten years." Gloucestershire. Houseman, Woodahester ; and Cardate, Buxt ' Bank of England, and paid for by an annuity for a long series of , b num We need not observe that th er of those eligible to serve on J . uries, in such a . • • ere could be no possible difficulty and Newton, Gray's Inn. on ' Downs 21 ad SHEEP SKINS. year* to the Bank. There is nothing for it but to rob the sinking 1 .. to 3s. MA I-Arabs-Os. Od. to Os. Od. I Palled-. 4s. Od. so se. Od fund for the supply of these serious deficiencies of income, or to , manner as would allow great facility in packing those In raising the funds, where the securities were so ample.-In co- DI VID ENDS. PRICE OF TALLOW SOAP ionization, success will he, in no small degree, dependent on the R. Robinson, Hill-top, Yorkshire, worsted manufacturer, March- ' Dawn Tallow - 445. Od. to Os. , Qd. yal &c. pee 112113.-.. Feb. 16. create new debt, for the purpose of concealing them from the i tribunals, so that they might be made the ready instru numbers who go forth at once. In all our early attempts in that 14, at twelve, at the Sun Inn, Bradford-J. Wilkinson K• h Ile/ 1 h" Russia- 40s. tlrt. t° (I. ' °Ct. Motc:l:dsl°ap. ' 93'. " nation.- Times. i ments for enforcing the corrupt doctrines of arbitrary , eig - ._ ite,...---- —s. od. to Os. M. White-. - _ Ms. Od. way, the waste of life and the expence were very great. New ley Yorkshire worsted ' If hl4 I , , spinner, , arc ,at twe ve, at the Sun '"" . Ns. Od. ! Judges, or satisfying the demands of ministerial vengeance. _ _a e ip e Ditto---..... --s. Od. to Os. Od. Graves . 225. Od. The Army Estimates are full, and explanatory of the Efohand, indeed forms the onl ' • ' y exception. But this observation Inn, Bradfora-F. Robine, Regent s • , • - tiee., jeweller, March 9 at N i titto 1I '0 t uu,l; —-- t .. ( o' d d .. 1: (LI : :" . G °° dD 1 ' ' 5 ' . " . In En land we h - J ff • as ano e ries now-but if it were pos- Od. amount and descriptions of the public force. The cavalry I . g only applies where the country to be colonized is absolutely new. eleven, at the Court of Commissi n T Gbbo ' N'' ' o ers- . i ns, jun. n ells, sible for such a judicial criminal again to disgrace " the Canada in the United Kingdom and Portugal, exclusive of four wl 'ti •'t•th .• h flf• 11 ttd • t tl N f I F , ii lei i is eo is oi 1. or on o iree ie stream lor olk, mere iant, eb. 23, at eleven, at the Court of Commis- Pd. _ _PRICE OF R.AW FAT, pee stc - ine - Offal). . .-Feb - 16 — by Tallow (as stated by the Tallow Melters) .............................2s. eid • regiments in India, consist, Ist, of three household regi- i curi . ty of the ermine," we do not think he would find of emigration, has combined, with all the advantages of a new aioners-W. J. King, Battersea, turpentine merchant, March 13, - . ____ __ nries . such ready tools of his ferocious cunning as they country, many that are only to be found in an old State. The price of ow s PRICE OF CANDLES. incite, amounting to 1,305 officers, non-commissioned i The at eleven, at the Court of Commissioner T. Bowden, Museum were in the reign of James the Second. But though manners of the people are analogous, the climate is salubrious, the street, Bloomsbury, stationer, Feb. 23, at ten, at the Court of Candles, pee do g ,. fis t .Z. Ctottl. in the retail shops, ia as follows :- officers and privates, of which only 1,032 are rank and I ______ 'Mollies, per dozen -.....-...108. Od. 1 the formation of our juries is improved, we have not much land rich, the facilities of transport considerable, and yearly in- Commissioners- - J. Shaw, Gower-street Bedford-square, coal- C Ble rand-of the rank and file, no more than 82 9 are moun- OAL MARKET.-Feb. 16. to boast of in the reasonableness or justice of our law of creasing. The succeaa that attended - the experiment of 1823, has merchant, March 9, at ten, at the ~ourt of Commission- I. d. tedf the expenee of this body guard is enormous-not less i Burdon -.... 33 3W"E ' 'II g " d ' s. a. libel In this res ec y 1 • p tN e oat e not much advantage over been very marked "Of 180 he sof families " • ad , eats Mr. Hoc- ers-W. Ulph and B. Jackson, Norwich, dyers, March 9, at Killinitworth -35 0 WI r: leo o r t g u ; - 3 4 9 9 C r P""-- - ' 2l S t than 92,3991. for 1,095 mounted cavaliers, officers inclu- ' ton ‘‘ 120 1 1; la b -- 28 OW. E. Pearetn mb. az' ume France. We wish Mr. Peel would turn his attention ? l e we ee fi n o locateti, tied remaina n t t l i iese lands, and 60 eleven, at the Court of Commisaioners-R. B. Stugnell, Thread- _.i (1 .4 um •s e R 's ecita bl u tton Y li_Bl h • 31 13 o ded, and 210 dismounted-little short of 90/. per annum derive subs:: e w x i e t r h 4he sa . mo b intelligence and steadiness to this subject, which he zt a e s s.,, Tb raxt a t s : i; the needle-street, boot maker, Feb. 29, at twelve, at the Court of T an g e ki m oo g r . ""573 5 g I 'vy„,•.. 1 : w u d..„„L,y,: : 34 g Lain w . b litnnPrlmrose33 3 each. It maY- - indeed be said, that for models, as to ap- province, and other. :th e : t i l ted " I C, L o a inis i li ) oners t ..---J., W., azd R. Wakeford, Andover, bankers, F . r i vey.,-- 34 g w. E n; Walker-- 93 5 ii;:ii.: l etfliettont 0 penjoimen, discipline, and efficiency, it is worth while to wen ‘.., in tii t e sin imp o r r o a l i e e nt n en n t i s n i l f ir m e l i r . r a a i t c mular it t i r s ib s unal, a perty among the 120 settlers has been prodigious. T .ts :urn; pay an extra Orict.; and we shall not be so uncandid as to worthy of a Statesman who would b l uil ' d his fame more u alijvect in 1826 was estimated at 7,0001. ; and, from a moderate calm- Askbam, , i i . i e t ed o s ur i at the tar Inn, Andover-W. Sharp and T. "".Y. WallsEndßewicke3 7 0 • tins:re:fl i er " 30 0 N Z' E " Lana „.. bton Lvn ,:f.,! ronmoogers, March 13, at the Court House, W. E. Green's 33 3 Tertfield Trader.... 32 9 \ ails 2 -- --' dispute that these splendid and powerful body guards are 'liable services to his country than obtain the perishing tr P ium i a. P ''s • • lation of minute details, it appears that, iu seven years more, L d ee s-A. Binns, Ileaton Norris, Lancashire cotton s inner, vv. F. Illid 3 s- 38 8 V. E. Stewart's- 37 6 probably the finest corps of cavalry now in the world ; but of party. The law to shackle the Press in France, which the it will not fall short of the sum of thirty thousand pounds! March 9, at nine, at the Star Inn, Manchester ' W. P lit d e t an Skips at Market, 59-ilhlps sold, 27%--.Unsold. 31W. -To England, colonization, wisely and considerately ma- L. Makinrion, I.iverpool, merchants, March 27, at twe e t ' : all sacrifices should be limited to the value of the Chamber of Peers has so wisely scouted, was bad enough. It e, at the • object, and it _may well be doubted whether in this would have put the Press within the deadly grasp of Apostolical naged, will do much good ; but it is for Ireland that some ex- George Inn, Liverpool-W. and H. Hart, Holborn-bill, linen- COUNTRY CORN MARKETS DURING THE WEEK. case, the proportion has been justly observed. Each of tyranny. It would have made it the rnortmain property ef the te m nini i e plan of b this kind t i l s pr d inc l • ally wanted. "Th " IP u tl ' ere, as drapers, Feb. 23, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners-J. H. 1 Wheat. 1 Barley. Oats. I B eam . 1 p oue. the regiments of LifeeGuards, containing but . 274 Church. But how much worse could it be in practice than a law r. orton o . serves, jus y an l b e oti en y, " pauperism is gene. Farrand, Clare, Suffolk, tanner, March 9, at eleven, at the Court p . nil. It equalizes all classes of a ourers, and spreads itself like aof Commissioners-J. Cooke, Wood-etreet, Chea ni . • net Quarter. s. to s. s. to s. s. to s. s. to a. a. - mounted rank and files ^ costs the country 31,11 v.; which gives to a man, whose character is valued at a shilling, or mildew to bli ht the whole surface of the countr - I ' Ps , e, hosier, Aylesbury ~-...----- 59 OS 38 39 30 33 4,5 aa '- " m a. a farthing, the power of inflicting . on the Press a tax of hundreds n England, March 9, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners-D. Lloyd, ganbury..------ 54 58 40 42 40 45 00 t 32 Z - while the Ist Dragoon-Guards, having 07 pirates mounted, it is at ' aial, an g d restricted to- articular districoA th y e operat!on Bank-side, timber-merchant, March 9, at eleven, at the C,ourt of B a i rgstoke ---- 54 63 3f. ! 40 26 91 48 60 - _ of pounds, in the shape of costs ?-a law also under which the - - costs but 22,481/. ;in other words, a body of dragoon-guards, of I P P L "U h P hl ''' tie oor aws. pon tewo e, we believe we are but giving Commissioners-T. Wood, Horncastle, Lincolnshire, tailor, March Brid i geWat - - technicalities of pleading are made of more importance than the er --.- 54. GO - 39 - 34 - 54 - - heavy cavalry, an expensive and formidable description of corps, ex ression to the feelin of all art . nd deno ina i it m rx t i ons of our 15, at three, at t . he Bl . ack Horse Inn, Horncastle 7 -Ni. w , - Brid rt merits, or morality, or public example of a case ?-a law whieh erne, Br a o o l - consisting of 471 raounted men, may be maintained for the same cou p ntrvmen in thanfi s n Mr P H a l a or d on, i rl i r. co .ia ly, for the Clargee-atreet, Piccadilly, lodging-house-keeper, Match 9, at chesterZiii 5 5 6 4 : ea V I 9 2 ,1 rg " 58 a l allows the most atrocious reprobrate, the veteran aeducer-the sum as 274 Life Guards-men, the cauntry losing very nearly 200 t'l ' d ablit h l e !zi d : I tis tyeatio, b m exhort- eleven, at the C,ourt of Cominiesioners-J. Winscom, Andover, Ba e v r ptry ........- 56 60 40 44 35 40 .5664 2 -.- confirmed gambler-the infamous bubble-blower-the bagnio- . goad soldiers by the diffeeence of expense in equipping a single fn r e ea hi se m a t: n conti I nu:ln e a im s oi l .:: : Ye lab2 ing, most linen-draper, March 10, -at five, at the Star and Garter Inn, Dev i l. O2, SI 42 45 38 42 60 64 - - keeper-the awindler-the oppressor ot the destitute-the har regiment ! 2d. The remainder of the canalry in Europe comprisea de * voutly, that their issue ma p y be n asiavour r al an e as i t n he v ir commence- Andover-W. Clark, Paternoster-row, bookseller, March 9, at Inoneaster -7., r e .2 4 , is l6 ' 3 4 6 0 56 0 19 regiments, of 5,909 mounted men and off i cers, bes i des of d i g. dened eorrupter of youth--every character, in fact, that is most ment has been wise and benevolent. -Nese Time.s. ten, at the Court of Commissioners. Dorchester.......... 44 55 33 36 93 56 -.-- degrading to our common nature and most pestilent in example Exeter 5O SO 33 38 28 '3O 69 92 66 - - mounted privatte, .1,,09 . 4 ; the total expense of tbese nineteen . • , , to enlist the services of either criminal or civil jurisprudence in . CERTIFICATESMARCI7I 9. 9: ............._ 46 54 38 39 20 Se - 48 as - - rdilintatts:j4-.401,.3991. per annum; • more than five times the strength bf - tte tonic - B - 61d 'troop*, - and ' not nearly four hi ' e-au " , and obtain the protection which ought to be given only FROM LAST NIGHT'S LONDON 'GAZETTE. G. Brown, Kidderminster, stone-mason-J. A. Cox, Oxford- s ui rga m t 56 64 -44 48 30 ae 64 70 46 46 t . o calumniated honesty and virtue? This is the fault not of our . . -..0,..e-e r e- . • street, woollen-drapers--C. Sears, Cleveland-street, Fitzroy- Henley ....."..- 4 5 4 0 gt g 92 195 14 3 3 1 4 2 58 52 . a - te . times the t, Cif the hifintry, besides 20 battalions in India, Judicial power but of the Legislature • for as to personal worth, . ' WhitelatilVreh..l4, 1827.. ' square, ironmonger-G. F. Baker, Chester, silk-manufacturer- HunFerford -.,-. 42 64 3'7 43 30 40 ii t 6 5 1 v eil consisting of 1,000 raeioand Me, -and paid•by the India Company , , , we &not think that Englann ever possessed a purer and more up- The King has been pleasecloci - order a coiage d'elire M the Dean S. Young e Nottingham, bobbin net or lace machine maker-we l i ng e nnh . 1.; t l 4 n e -- - 43 47 46 48 there are at borne, and en garrition, foreign, and eolonial serrite, right setof Judges than at present; but trained as they have been and Chapter of theendadralaChurch of Oxford,empowering th e m DueshurY, Bonsai, Derbyshire, colour-manufacturer-R. Med- MarketHarboro'... 58 el 39 45 I; r s " iv , - - - 7 tattalions of Foot Guards, containing bayonets, 5,104 ; 66 bat tinder a system which, as far as the law of libel is concerned, sets to elect a Bishop of that Bei r a . the same being void byehe death of forth, Naffefton, Yorkshire; - horse-dealer-W.- Blogg, Norwich, 4is 66 33 41 SS 38 . 69 ei -- 54, ;as talions of Infantry of the Line; 3 Fusileer battalions; 5 Highland I•stvtrriYm-r— -t i . e technical rules of justice at variance with the first principles the • Hon. Doctor febnarn Legge, - late Bishop thereof ; and hie haberelasher-G. . Hyde, .Chapel-street, Tottenham-court-road, R ead i ng - on '''''' 4 5 6 4 g re re t 4 4 r 4 " 5y3 63 -. -. ditto ; 7 Light liefonry ditto ; 4 Rifle ditto; in the whole, of the . ot morality, .we cannot . wonder that the decisions of the Bencla Majesty has also been pleaaed to recommend to the said Dean chemist-G. V. Jackson, Royal Arcade, Pall-ruall, bookseller- Salisbury,..,... .50 60 34 41 .30 28 33 -es n "I line, 61,420 : Infitntry rank and' file, exclusive of officers and non sbould eometimes come into unpleasant conflict -with public *pi- !Ind Chapter, Doctor Chalice Lloyd, Regius Profeesor of Divinity B. Mege, Copthall-buildings, merchant-J. Mitchell, Keighley nandwieh commissioued officers, 66,524. This body of Infantry caste the Shepton 'Mallet - .51 57 32 43 S 2 35 50 66 - mom We deprecate as much as the Judges can all unnecessary in the Univereity of Oxford, to be by them elected Bishop of the Yorkshire, worsted-spinner. • Stowmarket .-...- 28 BO 24 30 46 -- ae 7- empire sotnething more.tban.l,6so,ooo/. The civil and 'niece!. . . • • , ablicatioa . o l f the errors and fr adoes of public life-we abhor the said See. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Swansea ---.... 68 -- 49 -49 -. .- - - _ lansous charges connected' with the army will bear some comment. P -......-.........-- • Truro —a rushee or Yi e curio . ety that feasts upon the infirmities of domestic A. and L. Parsons, Derby, milliners....-J. Thorpe _and E. Ste- Taunton 2 0 8 54 - 34 37 ..." SG ..- ... - -..- _ing of 8 different nature from that suggested by the maintenance Whitehall, Feb. 15 1827. 38 22 ' 20 64 Mt l a ife-b . ut when villains confederate to cheat and rob society, when venison, Market Bosworth, Leicestershire, wharfingers-T. Sid- Uxbridge= ea 74 se 42 27 36 60 as -- "- of the Adept military force, but WO shall reserve that subject, The Kine has been 1 dto order st ' e ge d'eli to - the udac.ous offenders walk abroad to pursue - their odious practices in and ceninte ei df ..- •- . stre te l aChedr . 1. Cb h" • re • away and J. Bate, Rowley Regis, Staffordshire, nail-ironmon ers Wakefield -...-... 59 59 41 45 30 40 49 4 , 6- .- Z with the ordnance estimates, for a future, though not distant oc- st urc of Linccln, empowering ....._ the noon-day, and when public morals are in danger, we can ne- ......2.- -•-. J. Frith and J. Brooks, Kensi I wantage- r 45 6° 36 96 34) 27 41 56 5° 66 oasion.-Ibid. „then . t tyatkit JI, Bishop. of that See, the same bein v scl . h the - ngtol carpent d ers-J. an- S. Warminste 48 193 35 42 30 ST 'OO sg ... _ ver believe that law to be founded in reason or justice,' which pro- • d --fr -A: ,t___ 1-,..a_ - 7°— -Y --- o.ailey, Kensington, tea-deale . eovils-,..—.... 50 -56 34 SS SO SO 52 as J. Story, Li- 1 - - eatn o tne sosee- a useitor George P , elham late Bishop thereof ; Per Bushel. s. d. a. d. s. et. s.d. s. d s. d. .." It never rains but it pours," is an adage peculiarly tette them against the honest exposure of the Press.-...afornist verpool s grocers- 7 W. Francis and Co, Birmingham, iron-foun- Buelcingham 607640503 6 - 4 3 g ' d ' td. I ' 4 ' s ' 4 ' 9 and his Majesty has also been pleased to recommend to the said applicable to tbe people of this - country. We expected Herald. Dean and Chapter, the Right Rev. Father in God Doctor John dere-8 . . Ch . asshire and T. Naden, Birmingham, builders-4. Shrewsbury ...--,- 839073'7 8 6 0 11 0 g 7C6 6 1 6 0 e 0 0 10 6 that the late declaration from Sir _George Clerk, in the A Parliamentary Account of the Income and Expendi- Kaye Bisho of Br stol to be b them elected Bisha of the said i . Galbraith, jun. and IL Cuil, Glasgow, haberdashers-C. Verrin. --- lelouse of Commons, that from the extent of adultera- t h • b d b I , ' I , ' h h n ure as just een presente , y wale.. it. appears toat t_e nee of Lincoln. i.p . . t y p der and A. M. Rose, Eastern Wharf, Adelphi, coal-merchants-A. IMPORTS AN P D A Ft_P9I,ITS OF DYEWOODS AT THE r auFtTS 01. GREAT,BRITAIN. PRlNCl ration practised by the factors . whO eupp e . . li d the Nav y income is about 55,000,0001. and the Expenditure aboUt Bowden and A. Thomas, Bristol, drapers-N. Standerwick and F. . own - Office, Fen. 16. Standerwick, Bourton, Gillingham, Dorsetshire, butchers-W. 1 • E -. 6 lAfrica; Sce.l '' 1 ;•:, "I i +ll Pat I . 'it 1 with fiour and biscuit, it had. peen found necessary to 54,000,0001.4 the surplus,- or Sinking Fund, theref . '. - Cr te. t 1 1 t Menabers returned te serve in the present Parliament. Wiggins and T. Lander, Shiffnal, Shropshire, drapers-C. H. Smith lc erect mills _at Plymouth, Portsmouth, .a Deptford, would about 1,000,000/. Bia in order to - make out ey ore" Is en this Borough fHo a ra h am -'Nicholas William Ircll y C _ olborne, of B.nd G. A. Potter, Great Charlotte-street, Blackfriars-road, SuffeYt • .2:1 fri &I 1 I .............,........... - work strangely on the imagination of the public. It is as Sinking Fund of 1,000,000/. that impudent h . -•-• -' - - 1e- OCUS poen: • West Tsarinas Ball; in the County of Norfolk, Esq. in the room auctioneers-J. Henderson and J. Farminger, Lime-street-H. i l 5 A ca. c' 1 "i 1 ' I All PAM. ' 2.."; lli 1 1 we anticipated. Alratiely appeals are pouring in on us- thing of Mr. Ve.nsittart's, called h N t e s aval and Military Sf•the' Hos, -Henry -Edward Fox, who has accepted the Chiltern Rowland and C. M'Calluni, paper-manufacturers-G. Read and J. '''' All other . i I 1-. F! which would persuade the - .. g00d people of this country Pensions, must be had recourse to. By which hoots pocu- Hundreds - Hitchcock, Graee's-alley-D. Wainwright and W. Wainwright, .4 g. parts. .... •111 I I 1 A:11 other , Parts. a a i a a . _ that they are swallowing poison every hour of-the day, and a sum of 4 380 000/. in favour of the' • 6 '. ' . ' country ts made to ' ' Lord Chamberlain's-Office, Feb. 16. Leeds, woollen cloth-manufacturers-T. Edwards and B. Glover, ri ; Jamaica, „ , ~„, , ' ir ...Aland. . I i i i i t tbat their existence is ormuch a miracle Ete the liquefac- -' ' . Bagillt, Flintshire, eartheaware-manufacturers-W. Douglas &c. France, &c. ppear; 'but from it a sum of ? 800 000/. in to be deduct- Orders for the Cou 'Ch rt s mese of Mournieg, on Thursday next, All other , , , „'„ , , All other , 1,4 - ; - 4 - 7 and Co. Burton-upon-Trent, Staffordshire, nail-roanufacturers. tion - of the blood of St. Jannarius. We have now lying a d. r 1 T . a h f ' ' s o y e , t ere ore- the 22d instant, foe his late Royal Highneas Frederick, Duke of Parts. Parts. before us, " A Letter to the Right Hon, Robert Peel, on e ln fm e lr w o l f Hus Pocua £4,380,400 York and Albany, hie Majesty's next Brother, viz, :- . , g p z i . y. 1, ,I, ,1,, 1 , , Nraiterral , 1 _ .a. a . the Adulteration of Bread; - Biscuits, &C." with another - -13' • THE MARKETS. Against Roma Pocua 2,800,000 . The ladies to wear black silk, fringed or plain linen, white le mantes "to every Man io the Kingdom, rich and poor," gloves; black or white shoes, fana sued tippets, svbite necklaces and . . g Honduras. 1 !Ili iiliti i il H o lland ' 141 aII a a s . 1 I litaanee,erc.l , t the perusal of which Would fairly frighten even an econo- - 1,580,000 ear-rings. (From the London Neu , Price Current of Friday.) ..., Jai s li: . ica, , c ,l , , , , North of ,/ , - ,77 - 7 mist, who, for the fast ten years, has been brooding over We have therefore, by Mr. Vansittarns contrivanc.e, a balance in ' Undress-White or grey lustrings, tabbies Or damasks. Suoae.-The demand for Muscovrades this week haa been very - , tippe. limited, not averaging above 500 casks each day ; the prices are, All other „.1 a schemes for limiting the k opulation to the means of sub- favour of his most impudent horns pocus scheme of one million The 'Gentleinen to Wear black, full-trimmed, fringed or plain Parts 111 i 1 °O'er II 111 1. and a half; and yet, notwithstanding this impudent delusion of Mr. 1 ;nen, black swords and buckles. . ' however, fully supported. The Sugar - market to-day appears to e ______., • ____ _______. .I Parts. sistence. Our "morrung_s metd," says the writer, " con sists of bread in its various forms and sorts-with muffins, Vanaittart's, we have only one million surplus of income beyond Undress-Grey frocks. be in a very languid state ; the purchases. are too inconsiderable cs p bi t r s aT in t 1, . - 1?1 1 i , .1 i i a i 117 na iiiii. - 1;17 - - , -- 717 - : rices of Muscovado' cannot be quoted II nean. i tore ! 13 , ut what would the caeeh , aveyeen had it aot nnenfor , The Court to change the mourning further on Thursday, the for . enumeration t . the p P Cuba es St.' , 1 i Lit i 1 which bare pearleash ir. them-to add one horrible article exPencn_ lower, nor is it likely that any great depreciation shouln take F.: _Domingo. I 83 F ri l ee l c. l I 1 i 1 -- , - ; 77 Mr. il it l :ansittart a impud . ent cont , •ance . W . by - , instead of having 15th of March next, viz. :- more ; next tea adulterated ; coffee the same-with all sorts lace as the stock is now small and the consumption extensive. Jamaica, 1,,1,1, I. . 1 . i i ion of surplusof income hes ond expenditure., st e sbould have Th Ids to ea ie wear black silk or velvet, coloured ribbons, fans. P., tic. i on of 1, I, I, ~ . nhe Refined trade has been languid this week ; and some Bales • Europe. I of burnt trash-if gro . und at home, it is mixed with good a lia m d a 500,0001. dAciency. We would recommend Mr. Roths- - and tippets. of Lumps are reported 6d. lower,. but this is not a general cur and bad grains, winch being decayed, is unwholesome, child and the rest of the Bulls to look to this-we would resom- a? VI p ~i 1 111 111 The Gentlemen to continue in black, full trimmed, and to wear tency. The Grocers are purchasing on a very limited scale, o but which you cannot deteet unless you roast it at your mend the Annuitants to consider this. We would recommend the , el • •oloured swords and buckles the tine goods for hoine consumption. Molasses are a shad Ee . 1 1.?? , A <.;•A •=1 i-i '.sA .% ..* house, and your housekeeper pick out the bad carefully ; , Aneuitants, moreover, to make up their minds to a reduction ' ' And on Thursday, the sth of April next, the Court to go out lower. The Market is to-day heavy and according e e e ... .4.= 5 g 5.. e e your chocolate :s a composition of' more than the nut, ! eventually of the interest of the Debt ;we would also recommend to report se- 9 - 1 s. a. ss ~s a. a. o a. a. a. 0.-- of mourning. venal sales of Lumps have taken place Is. lower ; b t h and if concentrated in a sort of paste it is abominable; ' the Duke and Duchess of Clarence to look at the financial state- - ut e market Pi c qi.iiv ; I§ 1a I . is still inadequately supplied with goods, and we cannot in conse- e 3 g e e your cocoa is adulterated ; and the cream-we speak of ment from which we have taken these items of income and ex- Bushy-House, Oct. S. leased to quenee quote any reduction in refined goods. There C . 'n 2 1: n .%'; 1 - c a. e, ao aso c., 1 i 1 , 1& if.: the Duke of Clarence has b . een p . are no pur- London cream, looks as cream should, but if arrow root is penditure. A more impudent thing than the application for Hia Royal Highness f F ' S 4: ;I 4: 44 44 F.34,' :1 mot a g Apothecary •to his Roa-al High- chases o oreign ugars. _ the only means used to thicken it, your milkman is a more money for the Duke and Duchess of Clarence, so soon after appo,int ChatleinCraddock„ Ewe. , COFFRIL-The Coffee M• k b - the despatching of the Duke of York's rem i ains from London to "less* Household. ar et -as continued in a very depreased GRAIN, FLOUR, &c. praiseworthy person, harmless it is SO conipouttcled at any ________ state all the week ; the sales lately re d ;- • IMPORTER At London and Liverpool, Coastwiae, from Ireland, *ad Fo rate ; your milk is not so certain, as many ways ate adop- N . yindsor,_ IT n n ot and fo p r na l any years o h ccurr i et fo . r b We wonder that Commissions in the Ty 11 ne ..._ossars;Y!onsaury C c av i alry. . e able. There were th ' porte are very inconsider- reign Pena • with the EXPORTIS of Grain, ' , lour, and Provisions, trot; lee public sales of Coffee to-day, which were Liverpool. ' ted, in that commixed liquid-for the poor cow lends the al l essr . Rob ;rim . f e . are . ot as , ame . t . ll . a t t,hing lent t f hem h - ‘ Major Edward .Hall, Campbell to . h h e L i ie ß ut , e i n i ant- s u ° d uel, vic t rather interesting on accou t of 1 • _ smallest aid. It watild fill'a volume to proceed . . . se ves t o o u at t ic . 1- a piece o l unpos i i o i:i t ii ; a :_pec? yin ! fac . e o suc .. Sir Thointis Burdois, deceased ; Ric. a ii rt villia t m " P n uml a lenato. lating tl e currency of the tr7arket. t Irantity, and also as regu • • 4 , d which we will give to our reign Coffee may be stated oree o aa . 1 i 1111 II II 11111 1 II iT 4 lls . ra, 7n acc n as we saw ,. as i t . n b. , f 1 . il be Major vice Campbell, .premot . et , How do the beer drug-rnerchants make large fortunes, but Fa a H coders on Monday. It tus kind o t ling go on, John, ull ere t e be corilet vice Farrington, resigned ; . war all Campbell, • ls and Jamaica 2s: I ower-565 bags good quality St. Domingo • • to n. gn' '''' , upon the adulteration of porter and sine ; in the former, • , long will be brought as low as his brother of Spain. Innhen we •soint ' be ditto vice Parr reaigned • Charles R. Pewgill ' sold at 495. ,Of 400 bags Brazil onl on rt 1 ld 49s ---- .ae o . , ..-__ n ___,.... coppers' is used to make'tbe heado . juice to colour it qua , 13 ' I - " d d • • look at these things, we o not won er at Mr. Canning'', illness- jea . _en,. ..o , e w . f . . ,/ . , • . . Cent to be ditto, vice atson, promoted ; Joha Forster Baird, ' and 50s. ; the great proportion good y orL o ary colo °l3- 7 kel t in si ' t Foreign '''S• ' . 4 ; a N7-t . - ! . i l a § E 5, . , . ?1, A011§: 4 ; . . _ 488. Good ordinary .Jamaica 525. The Demerar u a rY an a d Berbice 4 Parto et annen ..: r e ; e a ~.. a. gg si& tO give the bitter of the help . o cpcnins•lndicus and Pa- lif he possesses common sense, his heart must beave.-Thid. "' -. Gent. to be Surgeon, vice Paget, resigned . .. radise seed RTC added, both.poiaonous-:theS , e occasion the TI le . I• 1 II• W • 1 II t called the le su ject to w lic i. 1. 1 mot or on sold also Is. a 2s. lower. i tw'se 6'''l7. 2: 74 g; %....- 3 ae2 teat t-- .e ; - ken for Strength. ' We would - [This Gazette contains Addresaes of Condolence to hia Majesty Rum, BRANDY •ND HOLLAND3.-The failure iu the Spirit ' 2 . cn s i a l 111 c,,,',' , .g. cm. _ ,, v2.1 I i sd , eS tr fig . i . i 2a m 11 ' 4 intoxicating property roista attention of the llouse of Commons, on Thursday night, . 1 f ihe nerves Of our . . -th of the Duke of York from the Cor oration and trade ex lains he cau on the dee . . : . . p p t se of the late parcels of Rum being pressed of Man! ,- . 7 - nl • -: e s ..; ~ ,N ' • . ezi• , A ~, proceed farther, but for a regarc . or in a speech; not more distinguished for its elegance, than h vrot vith Commonalty of Wallingford ; the Corporation and Burgesses of upon the market for sale ; the appearance has since improved, _ -o- - -- . -- r ,r, , le-- -_______ o _ _ , ' .g . - '4gt; • V ° a _ worthy contemporary of the Courter, w o N G:o .CI sr°lt for its logical soundness, is one of great importance to the Beverly ; the Dean and Chapter of Rochester ; the Physicians there it more firmneas ainong the holders, but - the sales are still in- 'n -,.,1 , I . ' "I /r e am '. ii-t-,iiiiiiiiii ill* 4 -- m - ach feeling on the subject the day after Sir . e pritetTc.al politician, and to the nation at large. Tbat there - ' and Surgeons of Glasgow ; the: Lieutenant-Governor, Council, considerable, ?wing sinall lots for shipping, chiefly'proofs. Brandy _. -nril i made hie declaration. We have already expressed our is a superabundance of labour in the Ilritish Market, ' • . I . I.a. 2;.. .11 , a to in the declare- o , e ,i L the - ti :sle di of c Man ; the Corporation - of is heavy and rather lower. Geneva witheut 'olteration. At a ctrong detostation of the practices alluded . one of those truths, which he that runsmay read. It come: D F e x e e m te s r t • ers tlie u tr K eh eY4 orporation and Burgesses late hour the only sale of um repo apa . R rted was ' - reel of Leewards ~ . .• t. , • e s,' st 7 ,4 A lion. We can o'sily account for the suppression of the names home to every man's . understanditig, not as the result of of Cong ' leton ; the Inhabital of Denbigh, and the vicinity • the two over ; one or two small lots of Brandy and Geneva have also ' Anaenca... -, iiiiiiiiNiiii re, - ,_ - • el the miscreant whct, in cold blood, would have poisoned subtle deduction from complie: ,ted calculations, but as a Protestant Nobility, 'Clergy, Ge t • 1 • ' n r 3,, ant Inhabitants of the been sold but the quantity is inconsiderable. - .e 5, t ' _ ....„ ..., . Inen by wholesale, by suppainis either that the tongues of Mi- i ; ihi pai,n, pa.pa....e, matter of fact, which meets his obse r v a tion County of Cavan ; the Freeholders, Justices, &c. of the Ceuntv sr 'T7 a LEHI', a LAX. AND TATTOW. -Tallow is very steady, hut may . ,ie, A I , at . lssgi , t a c al i. oa. i co eisters were tied by the grand cori7mter Parliamentary interest, whicheyer way heturns. We do not mean to say that our of Nairn ; the Corpoiation of Bristol ; the Ad • l I•• I ' mira , ant t esu ent be quoted a shade lower than on this day week. In Hemp or - 1. Europe. o • { ..,- 1 o r „a• .e ''' ' - '... ' 0 , er that :Ministers thought lightly of tile ni,tter. The latter sup- I idle but their labour is unproductive, " they peop e are , alagistratN of the Tovn and Port of Leith.] Flex there is little alteration.-The Town nlarkets for Tallow . . Z''j a, , , 4 1. 1 N position we cannot, however, believe; for the min who thinks so a. e end their strength for nought." How is this great, and, are falling rapidly. ' 0 Coastwise Va - a; .irf. -?•I Sr-1 s' "?- 1 lightly of the attempt to poison men, as to sympathise with tee o P e fear increasing, mischief to be redressed ? To plain w. cri DECLARATION OF INSOLVENCY. IRISH PROVISIONS-Irish Provisions are very heavy. 1 and Isle ''L'',,- '-' 7. '1 " ' " ' . 1 1 ''''''-' 1 '." '7' ..' ' . - of Man. -;•,', - ' 4 " ,• '1 ..= . i ~..,,.f i . ~, . . guilty by voluntarily screening them from public indignattoto 1 „ ~ evils straiMir ferward and direct remedies are t , - irem li il and T. Sands, Wortley, Yorkshire, clotli-manufac- COTTON-The sales of Cotton ate more considerable this week ; might, without any great difficulty, be brought to poison men awe mov . ious . leis a lar e quantity of unproduc- - but. still there is no briskness. The following are the sales for the ',., 4i:1?-4 4 .1i *ill, iER 11.7: ~- --;--- suited. Since t ier .. BANKRUPTS. . himself. We are of the opinion of The Courier, that the crime best Ib' g I 1 for themselves-the ' ndin lain night inclusive-I,ooo' Surat, in bend- at 4P. Ireend. c i , a ; ~ , . .1 ,-.7 OA r.• t • o ~. t of th e mur d erer i s ven ial, compared with that of the poisoner by f l ee labourers at home, tle es . t, pa i f , . ~. .. FeClarke a Oswesfry,!Shropshire, timber-merchant, to Kneen week e g B al in ditto at rid .5 d . ' s. d Wholeiwde. So muchfor Our opinion as to these abominable prac- beat for the community, Of which. „they orm a part-and . 1 P , i .V ., .-. eb• 27, 28, and March 30, at one, at the George Inn, Li- a snd. ; 300 . en , g i, a r ' se urehiti,e • j 1 d. a -I . ; 50 Egyptian, ..----- - ______ 'tie's- But . the...extent to which adulteration prevails must be toe oest .or that more enlarged community, tbe infinitely h h f votpeol: - 'Wheeler and 'Bennett, John-street, Bedford-row, Lou- duty paid, izd. . 'e , p . , s inc u e tbe small quantity (Es - poled of at the public sale on Wednesday. The accoutits from le' •n: I , ' 't g g I g it '?,I; A `1 a ... .sete o ,, na e n, . g ire*.tlY exaggerated. Really, when we look around us every day great family of mannied-is to transport them from a si- den ; .4 an - t_lroltiert, Liverpool. e Manchester state that Market heavy.. The late sales of Cot- e.. 14 •= 1 '.21,1' .4 .4 ss, 121 A g ,v • g 1 5 ° .5 ale I.s 0 :: '''Persilg .a l Dat the streets, and see so many beautiful women, tuation where they are incumbsanees, to one where, ill- ' -N..P4419:-R-s;siningtma-latie, Lambeth, common brewer, Fru. ton at Liverpool average 1500 bags per day ; the price of Bowed* 2 13 .- 4 7 -'''' - z, t :' 1".. .• 1.. t. i - 0 ~,, 1 f - - w -maned, healthy-looking women, we here doubte as to their stead of livin o- h 20, 27 incl.-Mars ' - luctive -. industry of others, they ~ ' h 50, lit .elevett, at the Court of Commissioners, are rather lower. , , nt 1 2 301 gjgl.l j 1 11 xg" 't 1. .. g _ ri . t e prot . . Fisher and niorenfta Holborrocourt, Graynelnn. - - . . . inb.i*l*.elteLualvallon poison, and suspect they are by uo means ' vhat eche s ite by their own.. Emigration, or t , p p , Feurr.----;The demand for Denies in baskets has considerably '-' 2 - r, si •Erii ~; e . ; . 2 ...' . 2 N 4 2, 3; E. ; - yet come to tit= pen that we have only to choose between death ma y W. Banks, ‘Pain's-lane, Shropshire, -grocer, Feb. 26, at five, - e ea. n 51.‘i ,, St7di gt c .. would be a better name, Colonization, is the necessary out- '27, and Mar c h so , at e l even , at the Sun Inn,. 'Wellington, Shrop- revived ; some large sales have been made, and some of a very in- 7 :" - n , on. 4 4.' 4 ':,':. '4' ;•:., .4 . A. x 414: ;14: •,:,, hnePoll°4.°Feninmition- The writer gays that duriug the Penin jet to the redundant population of an old State. The ques- shire. Big, -lane ; Nock, ferior description Is: lower., • Valeittiaa; in boxeS are more in- -.-. . ee l e r,war e ,eefreziothe . adulterated bread Lid biscuits, the most go- e , Southampton -buildings, Chancery. quired after, but no sales are at present reported, tbe importers BIRTH. . email Q.0; 33 1 )4 ; 4 4, Pre 4 nileetn ' - ially as to the contracting biscuit- 1 tion therefore is, iy . ,t whether Ernigratioti ought to take Wellington. continue to bold 58s. In Red Smyrna Raisins there does not On the 'nth instaat, at Cant ii th 1 1 fth R W . neekens.hnving Pled PiPnaelnn ia the biscuits in such quantities, place, for it does take place daily and 1 1 ._ ..iour_y ; but J. Bottonney, Delph, Yorksbire, merchant, Vet). 23, at three, el ury, e te. y o e ey. i n. appear to have been any thing done this week ; the present stock Barlow, of a son. • 'elasnetheneeldittcs,couln net eat the m ; an d if h unge r forced the use whether the State should encourage. the efforts of na- 27, at eleven, at the Ramsdell's Arms Inn, Huddersfield, and March of new tieing small, the importers do not wish to force sales, ex- - of thew, they becimevictiinsth'; 1 -.er e illness or death; hence were ture, Or look on and leve h er t o her own unassisted S I:), at e l even , at the Castle of York. Battye, Fisher, and Sud- MARRIED pectin higher prices. .No alteration in Currants. lt is rerY On the It.itli ins . . taut, at Handsvrorth,. by the Rev.- John Lane . n e e lined our troops doreeladattgered:by the Peculating, nefarious labours for deliverance. There are some poliiielans who low, Channery-lane ; le . 1 • Delph. in et, difficult to make sales of new Muscatel's. ..aorstraetor, than by the enemy (Oahe sword." There is, as we ii tee us, that the less tbe Government of a coma', - • inter- M. Silleock, New- Park-street,Southwark, timber merchant, Freer, William Macmichael RLD eof Half-Moon-stt tPi ' 1 . f h R ' le ' cea- Feb. 23 Ma ch 6 dSo ten at the-Court of c o mmissioners. _SexcEs, &c.-Since the sale at the India House there has dilly, to Mary Ja ' bon sa id, unquestieoably great exaggeration in all this, The f • eres in the concerns of the people the better . _To a cer- . ,• r , ,an ,at a ne, only daug tter ot e ev. fhomas Lane ' scancely-.been auy business repoited. Bakra ., may use improper ingredients occasionally to gratify the eye • d gree this general rule ma • ' t h*- ' • 1' 1 l ut it is la ) e a homas and .Atkinson, New Basinglialnstreet. • Feet, Rector of klandsworth, Staffordshire. Gs the Cockneys, who detest On appearance ofsound bread ; but ta“/ e- • db ) h ue rue.' ,W. Spratley a n d J, Johnson, Loon A cre, ma-We-mat:lade- Oits-Greenland Oil is again IL - lower, and heavy at the re- On the 13th instant, at Kidlestone Church, by the Hon. and to numerous exceptions, an , 0t..., to its advocates ann Rape Gil is expected Li her on aceourt of th • ' bread aid yet are ali .: cur sergument is, we eat ve. However, were toms, Feb. '2O, 27, at two, and March 30, at one, ot the Court duction. . , . .g . , e advance Rev. Frederic Curzon Rector of Mickleover Will' D . lam fairy dit our author, all the late deatlas have been oscine to opponents, 1 mt s . 't rt be apparent that the case under co • nse• of Commiasioners. Hamilton and Twining, Bertekk_street, Soho. in the priees of Seed ;in other Oils the alteration is trivial, tut Holden, E s lal ' Hld E ' q., e-eat son of Robert o en, sq. of Nuttall Temple, we.- to ere . ug ht to be called the staff of death ra sh es t h a , e t (lerfajOn is one of the m. T h e on • ly question is, how are w. Pope, s t. j o h n , s _ Am t, w e st Smithfield, tailor, F e b. 23, the Market is.very heavy. • . • Notts, to Caroline Esther, - youngeat daughter- oflord Scarsdale. --t, 'bread, which o . ~ h , . h r nsport to be furnished ? If 1 - -------a-a - - • . nej. 4. Th e death of infante, e ea)e , - t rough adulterated bread, the means 0- tra ~. toe Govern- at eleven, Mar c h 2, at twe l ve , -end 30, at one, at the Court of Innlno-There is more business doing in Itidigt ; • on e l arge - , e- parcel of 700 chests fine taken i n e s the India House sale has Printed and Published by M. YOUNG, at th ' k u b een d ep l or ed in numbefiese initanceil and in adults, chronic mein supply them, tne exlactice .will fall on the whole commissioners. Ri c e ar d s on, Ironmonger-lane, Cheapside. e 263-Orris - a, ~ i ii seis „ L ave b ee n attended with . the 113() et violent samptoms e arid I . ki n gdom, coniidered 35 one ;if the several parishes f u r n i s h •J. F. Piaering, W a d i , R o therattl, YOrkshire, tallow-ehandlir, been disPesed efi we believe about 43d. highet than the pric es a s . . No. 112, ass‘,...ign. . . I . I Wheat. 1 Barley. Oats. I B eaus . 1 Ponce. .---- ---- Per Quarter. s. to s. s. to s. s. to s. s. to s. ,s.is s. Ay1e5bury........... 58 62 56 39 30 33 45 55 - 83 8anbury........... 54 58 40 42 40 45 80 02 - Basingstoke ---- 54 63 3.5 40 26 31 48 60 - -- Bath , _. 52 60 33 44 94 40 58 64 - - Bridgewater ....... 54 60 - 38 - 34 - 54 - -- Bridport .............. 58 56 33 34 96 28 54 56 -.- 8ri5t01....,,,,.,,,.„ 56 58 42 48 26 52 44 58 Chesterfield --- 54 82 56 46 26 36 58 8 - - Daventry ......__ 56 60 40 44 35 40 . 58 64 ... - Derby oo 62 42 4.5 38 42 60 64 - - sea - 36 56 61 .1111Soncaster .- .. - -- 40 47 23 40 - ...- ...- - Dorchester "44 55 33 36 60 30 52 68 - -- Exeter l2 50 60 35 38 21 ' 50 - 60 - - E,............,........... 46 3,4 38 sa 26 32 48 se 48 48 G10uce5ter........... 56 64 -44 48 30 48 64 '7O - Guildford -- ........- 44 64 99 42 £8 97 48 58 59 58 Henley 50 64 32 43 3 . 7 34 5 2 58 54, 01 HunFerford .....- 42 64 3'7 43 90 40 54 64 . 63 70 Ipswich -... 52 158 35 41 -.- 45 47 46 48 Lewes .. 46 66 43 44 29 32 52 - -.-- MarketHartiOro'... 58 61 39 45 36 45 -... 66 -. ... Newbury----. 49 66 39 41 26 SS 56 63 54 58 Northampton ......, 86 59 36 48 34 40 27 ea _ _ Reading .. 54 68 36 42 25 36 54 60 62 *8 5a1i5bury.,........... 50 60 24 41 30 26 53 68 Sandwich 48 80 34 41 28 34 38 54 50 IA Shepton Mallet .. .51 57 32 43 32 35 50 66 - - Stowmarket --...— 28 88 24 90 48 -- 48 -- Swansea ----....., 68 -- 48 - 28 -a , a-a - - - Truro ............ 00 - 37 - 26 ..- ..... - -...- Taunton _ - Uxbridge . 68 74 SS 42 27 36 50 63 - -.• Wakefield _. - - Vantage Warminster Yeovil . 30 -56 34 33 80 25 52 64 -• Per Bushel. s. d. i. d. ce. s.d. s. d. s. d. s. d. at. d. s.d. s. d. Buckinghans........ 60 76 40 5 0 3 6 43 60 7t 66 76 Shrewsbury , B3 9 I 79 76, tl 0 110 00 0e 0010 0 IMPORTS AND EXPORTS OF DYEWOODS AT THE PRINCI PAL PORTS OF GREAT , BRITAIN. . .0 2 6 lAfrica; scel '' 1 c7 l , ' ' ' 11 I All Parts. I a I.'ll 1" ..e v Pllm . A.... .I : .... . ll All par„. I s I .I I. .AR other a , 1. z. ,f! a a „1 AU other , a a i a a Parts. _ r 4'4 ° ) I Ja Pa maica, a a a a ' a aa ' Holland, , , , a I , , France, &c. All other , a • tat a ' , a AU other , Ian 47-1,1 Parts. Parts. d Cam. I„ 1 a i aa 1 a a Nraiterral a I a „ ---„ 13 peachy. I Honduras. I! !.., 1 i I I 111 I a 11 naand, I%§l a II a a s I liFranee,&c.l , 1 -I Jamaica, ac , I a a -1 1 , a North of a / a -----, ~ , &c. 1 fl al 2 , 2 pe. All other a , ...1 a i,I i , I All other , , a a a a s Parts. Parts. —___. (~ 13 - Fail 1 and ►-, - ti 1! .. 3 1 a 1 . 1 a i a aII -• • Holland,7 ala -- 1- a I a ial a a II nean. pt u s b ..Arn ik e s r t ..l i 1 ---.7 ' —l_ %oming..l a a I a ii a & F.e.,&c.1 a aa ' ______. I - - Jamai Sc. Ica, aella It la ale ort of it la la aa a II Europe. I a ?.a Fla o 0 t § 1 a lil 5 11, I lit i.i cr: • 1 .1 1 - .4 4 , ;:g ' 9 ... .., ,:t. .. ... ... an 0.-. . c= / 4 4.-4 ~ - , 1 2, Pts 44 . 1 . 0 1 - 4 311 ?1 , % E 1 1,1 it t c, Q ... . . z E 4: ;44: 44 44 r 3 a, .1 lA4 a g On the ItAlt instant, at Handsvrorth, by the Rev.- John Lane Freer, William Maernichael, M.D., of Half-Moon-street, Picca dilly, to Mary Jane, only daughter of the Rev. Thomas Lane Feer, Rector of .Handsworth, Staffordshire. On the 13th instant, at Kidleatone Church, by the Hon. and Rev. Frederic Curzon, Rector of Mickleover, William Drury Holden, Esq. - , eldest son of Robert Holden, Esq. of Nuttall Temple, Notts, to Caroline Esther, 'youngest daughter of Lord Scarsdale. Printed and Published by Id. YOUNG, at the Gus-Orrz,;;;; No. 112, STRAND.