The Sun. — London, England, 1827-01-20 00:00:00

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Wilkie, Duke , s. - - , the commencement more than requisite to meet the demand ; 4. it is manifest to everybody, that on Whatever positive f . binds them with interests nearer home, that they are cal- : being ent ortrog! t z street, Portland-place, St. Mary-la-bonne, upholsterer-J. Biden, t' the stocks left over ' from the dear 1825 grounds th e i m p ress i on may be founded, a greater degree t ; culated to awaken a more lively - anxiety. Our readers are 3 merchant-G. Bullock, •Congleton, Cheshire, se to h allow t of tli t e o importation bbuht at the t m e .tr e k •o e i r nmence except m at very considers- i -..? of uneasi ness h as p reva iled within these two days respect- e' aware that hostilities have broken out between Russia and r- silkman-J. Acton, Cheapside, button Copthall-court, scrivener -J. W. •W•ells, 5.. ! b t le lose year tthe importers; e ro :: • ii, ins the issue of the present crisis, than at any former mete Persia that the War is now • 'on-andthat ti ' , carrying N. Whales and‘Jvai and Islington, builder-C. Green, Devonshire- e. s 0 . g this t . rtle having ore than y mo d st . othersl e continued in the state of inactivity generally experiencs in the ment since the promulgation of the King's message. We B• h ee t wine-merchant. e ::. square, is ()R o e e, i• Cabinet of St. Petersbur li is believed to cherish views of - PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. .' commercial world, occasioned by the universal calamitous events attach but very moderate importance to a sudden fall in -- aggrandi.cment in that quarter, which the present quarrel, ,:"..:Vatthe close of the • 182' U the whole, the prospects for year .1. Upon the funds, whether on our own Stock Exchange or at "en whicherer side it may have originated, will afford foci- '''i H. Skinner and J. Heath, Campton, Devonshire, bankers- s . J. Butler, Bethnal-green, brick-makers-J. R. le , Paris, if unsupported by political symptoms cut off from ' lities for aceomplishii g Y It is equally notorious that the :'the present season are more cheering, the stocks on hand, parti-1 J. R. "' s.. cularly of the best descriptions, being moderate, and the trade ;' all connexion with those spheres of fraud. There must 'Warner, Nv incbester-place, R • • iss and consumption generally having resumed their usual state (eic st genera nee.cy of . ngland is opposeu to the principle 0 S Southwark, l r• .- L l e' . s . . . . t e . s Harris, T. P. • •ner, hat-manufacturers—W. Roe, son. and W . Roe, jun. se ss . . , ' In. something more tangible than mercenary speculations, ' activity and energy. 1 I.lesse-itoria aggrandisement by any of the Allied Powers, as'' Air-street, Piccadilly, turners-W, Silversidee, B. Mortimer, ~.e act' , . , however confident, to induce a man of the least prudent; it: tending to disturb that belance of power which was deli- fs * and B. _W a ddi ng t o n, Le e ds, stone-masons-W. Rathbone, R. .:`,-- Ores.-The Oil Market is very heavy, but no reduction can to waver in his opinion upon the policy of States, In ad- ' "‘-. beratelv fixed en the Congresses of Vienna and Aix-l a .. Rathbone, and D. Macdougall, Liverpool, de a l e r s -R. Birkett, :be stated. !flitting, therefore, that distrust has got held o f many re- se Chapelle, w h en, out of the ruins ant i scattere d e l ements .._. sen. and R. Birkett, jun. Kirton, Holland, Lincolnshire, drapers- , GENERAL AVERAGE PRICE OF BRITISH COEN, fleeting minds, which were comparatively free from ibex Sof the Continental Thrones, crippled, subverted, or, T. and J. R. Featherston, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, grocers--S. and i:. %WHICH uovnees lIIPOR7ATI ON.) sentiment only five or six days aeo, we do not diseemble ';'• shaken, by the wars consequent upon the French Re- .T. Hipkiss, Yardley, Worcester, maltsters-H. Brien and P. ~, 4., For the t iVl,; ?i k ri e t t i l i d e e , cl ii t y r r;n l, c l i f3 ti 26 4 a m n a d de ro uV a o i rn n the Returns of ;f l ',, a t i h es e . 1 In. that occurrences may since have happened more worthy -;.;-: volution- the resent political edifice was constructed.- : Birmingham, hardwaremen-S. and R. Dunn, Leeds, 5 .,. - P wheat.,..--52.1. 10d. 1 Oats ......-.... 295. Id.' Beans. - 465. Id. of attention than any stock jobbing fluctuations. The - A " P ' '• . grocers-T. Cartwright, J. Beddoe, and J. Beddoe, Bewdley, e Barley -.--.... 345. IN. 1 Rye ....... 4N. 6(1. 1 Pease--.. 49t. 46 , among those events which mainly contributed to -. . - - -- W. Benjamin and A Goodman, es. s Worcester, linen-merchants- A. Foncia, earliest prognostic formed, upon the probable result -..--' the overthrow of Na l after his f 1 ' • po.eon ata invasion 01 • Itlinories, warehousemen-J. H. Green, Manchester -street, and s' ' e NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL MARKETS. At per stone, by the Carcass. of the British. ultimat . uni addressed to . the Court of "'s Russia were th e s u c ce ssful negotiations entered into W. H. Powell, Manchester-street, St Marylebone, surgeon e: s. d. tos. rl.• s. d. too. d. . Madrid, was unquestionably that Ferdinand and his .;:, by England at Teh eran to terminate the war then car- -W. Bestow and H. Pickering, 'Wood-street ribbon-dressers-J. :', Beel - 304 81 Vcal counsellors would at once give way • ; d a- , and .. Mutton 2 8 3 6 Pork 3 6 6 0 • ' ' andthus 'dand J R • Leeds, blue-slaters---T. min Wiett other -; rying on between R ussia an d Persia, judgment could be formed, taking for Lnunted that the „'. military energies of the former power in her retaliatory invasion •A. Salt, jun. Birmingham, cut-nail-manufacturers-R. Hall and es 14„y WHITECHAPEL HAY MARKET.-Jan. 18. tS ea,, oe. to 105 a. Od. 1 5traw......-..5...-. 3t;. Od. to 365. Od. question was between Great, Brit a i n and Ferdi- ....' of France. These negotiations ended in the signing of a definitive ST. B. Hewlett, Northampton, ironmonger s -4. B e nnett and J. s e Clover —84 a. Pd. to 1265. Od. 1 nand-Ferdinand not •.=',. Treaty of Friendship between Great Britain and Persia, on the , Saunders, Budock, Cornwall, coach-makers--W. and E. Robin- I- --- ( I , ':;re insane-and Ferdinand PRICES OF HOPS (per Cwt.)-Jan. 19. neither protected nor encouraged by . any Foreign 25th 'November, . the part of Great Br itain, 1814, at Teheran. This treaty was signed, on . - son, Sheffield, table-knife-cutlers-_R Morley and T. Green, (ti ., Kent -U. Os. 4d. to 61. Os. Knt - 3/. Be. ag l . /. o_s. to 5/. Os. Government ? by James !gorier, Esq. and Henry e Lawrence-lane, Cheapside, warehousemen. •a• Sussex 31. Ifs. V. 4a. to 4/. 10s , Sussex e 3L 3s , 3/. 10s. to 3/. 16s. .'tills More natural was the hope and belief t} .I.i the British ultimatum would prove at once - Ellis, Esq. ;on the part of Persia, by Mirza Mahoinmed Sheffi, SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. i &50X... , 41. al. 4/. 15s. to 5/. 58. Essex.., 3/. 6s. 3/. I6s. to 4./. Farnham,tine (Pockets) 71. 78. to 81 12a.-Seconds, 61. Os. to 71, os 10s decisive, Mina Buzurk Caimaquam, and Mirza Abdul Wahab. By this s w ,when it was assume as ad atum, not merely that s e h • d .. Alex. Cromer, Aberdeen, clothier and haberdasher, Jan. 18, . e treaty, it is understood that Great Britain guaranteed to Persia, ...gS.- PRICE OF POTATOES.-.Tan. 19. the - french Court gave no protection to Ferdinand, but ,5 • in ,: and Feb. 1, at one, at the Lemon-tree Tavern, Aberdeen. - case of invasio n ,by Russia, not only military supp or t, but daub- '-' Geo Bachelor Balea near Dundee, cattle-dealer, Jan. 17, -;: Yorkshire Kidney's .----, 5/. Os. to 0/. Os. per Ton. Scotch Reds.-- 4/. 10s. to 0/. Os. ditto. United frankly and honestly its representations to those of - the British Cabinet. How explain the unanticipated fact, ej l: , that nearly three weeks have now expired since Mr. Can- n of opi nion, sidv of ?00,0001., a year, so loud as the war With respect to the first' point, that of military should continue..",. d co iff n e t r i e n o u: : and Feb. 1 . , '' Y 'l M 1 ' Inn, Dundee. - e Donald Bain, t E sy d el i s l e b , m a g t h t , re s erc tants , . corn-dealer, J . , nion, we believe, exists; but upon the the second, we under- two, at the Royal Exchange Coffee-house, E au dirrbur a g n li ping might easily have received a full reply frosts the Spa- 2: stand, doubts Were raised by Persia, whether the subsidy was to ' nish Court to his despatches; and that, Instead of repara- - don having been afforded for the outrage upon Portugal- - it ' and assurances, such as might to be depended on, of the ' future forbearance of Ferdinand towards that power-no --.'• in a intelligence of either event has been published by the : King's Ministers, to relieve the lsolicitudeofthis - 1 genera commercial nation n - pan the all-important contingency of s. b y s be construed as a war contribution only, or whether it was not to become a permanent charge, in consideration of certain Ss privileges conceded to us, and as a means of keepi commercial . condition to resist any aggression from her powerful and ' ' d es ;ambitious neighbor! consent to pay it for a short period after'MEETINGS OF CREDITORS. Feb. 6, at 't m"r B in Persia always LONDON DIARY.--TuEsDAT, JAN. 23.-(At the Coin tof Commissioners, Basinghall-street.) r. If we are not misinformed, England di o d f Almosnino., S. and .M., Bevis Marks, merchants-11 - --:- - the . actual termination . Biggs, J., Lewisham, builder-1 hostilities, but without, by so doing, recognising th e c lai m advanced Broomfield, W., Camberwell-road, victualler-11 Persia. The question has been repeatedly agitated since the Burkharcdt, J. Northumberland -street, goldsmith-I I peace Or war-e. satisfection which would, of course, have e year 1814, and, at one period, with so much warmth, by the Per been cortlM:dltieated without a moment's delay by his Ma- . aim Government, that our then Charge d'Affaires at the Court of jester's 1 . - eiovernment, had that of Spain enabled them to do Persia (Mr. lig . Still more difficult will it be-assurning always that Willock), found himself in a position of some per- Burnett, F., Strand, chemist-11 Calvert, S., Fore-street, flax-dresser 10 Chapman, W., St. Neon., currier.-I1 . sonal danger even. Recent events have revived both these guess- es. Clarlse, S., Castle-etreet, Holborn_ll 4:- °roubles and Shahs -......---- 3/. ss. to 3/. 10s. ditto. h Champions-------- 4/. Os. to 4/. 10s. ditto. Per lb. PRICES OF LEATHER. d. d. Per lb. (1. A 't• Plats,, to 564.-- 20 to 21 j Tanned Horse Hides-- 12 to 15 -i, Ditto,..--f.30 to 661 b.-. 22 to 23 Spanish Ditto i Dressing Hides..-.. 13 to 15 1 Per dozen. 13 to 19 f Fine Coach Hides 15 to 18 , Calf Skins--. 36 to 401 b. 16 to 21 5, 1 '-- Cro i Hides, 33 to 401 b- 14 to 15 Ditto eo to 701 b. 22 to 27 --- Ditto---15 to 501 b- 15 to 17 Ditto —7O to 801 b. 22 to 22 ..7. : Ditto -,---- 17 to 19 1 Small Seals, Greenland- IS to 20 ' ,i , "Best:. bliddlings •.' Het Per Stone. s. d. a. HIDES. Per Stone. s. cl. a. d. 51 0 to 2 2 ,-. 2 6 to 2 8 Market Calf -.....- 7 0 each. Ci e. Steers ilO to 3 2 Ordinary SPIEEP SKINS. ' Downs Es. fni. to3s. N. 1 Lambs... N.0(1. to N. Od. 1 P011ed...35.8d. to 4s. 8d , PRICE OF TALLOW, SOAP, &c. per 1121b.-Jan. 19. • Town Tallow ... 506. Od. to Os. Od. Yellow 5.0ap....----,„-.. 806. Od. Sfis. Od. 'erdinand is destitute of foreign support, and is not totally tions, with increased vehemence of discussion. Mr. Willock has ' Clarkson, J., Austin-Friars, ship-owner-I0 .. Yellow Russia.., tea. Od. to Os. Od. Mottled _ _ - White ----- -s. 0(1. to N. Od. White.... . _ 9525. O d . deroid of reason-to account for the notorious circum- arrived ;1; .n this country to represent to hi s Maj es ty' s Government, Colbeck, G., Hatton-wall, grocer-10 es Soap Ditto—. -s. Od. to Os. Od. Graves . , _ 2s. Od. stances which accompany this delay of satisfaction to "n the full reliance of Persia upon, as well as the absolute necessity of, _ Dawson, S., 'Water-lane, wine-merchant-11 ' Melted Stuff.-- 358. Od. to Os. Od. Good Dregs,....-.....--.... ss. Od• Ditto Rough -225. Od. to Os. Od. : its aid at the present moment. The demand, we believe, is urgent Dwyer, J., New-street, Covent-garden, tailor-Ht :s Great" - Britain arid to Portugal. It is not only that F (.1 . - , PRICE OF RAW FAT, per stone of 91b.-Jan. 19. and unqualified, inasmuch as, without it Persia must submit to - Eagle, W Southwark, hop-factor-10 2s. 9ed• nand retards unconscionably that act of justice which we e whatever 1 • • choose • ' • e Price by Tallow (as stated by the Tallow Melters) .„ terms her gigantic adversary may to impose. Fuller, J Hampstead, builder-11 have d emanded from him, but that he hastens, With every PRICE OF CANDLES. - - 's, there commences all the difficulties of the •andd'f t.T • ..1 " - . question ; these di f - “avistee, A., Bucklersbury, linen-manufacturer-10 proof of vigour, eagerness, and stubborn defiance, a system : ficulties may he said to divide themselves into two branches: first, - Hayn, J., Fleet-market, wine-merchant 1 . The price of good Store Candles, in the retail shops, is as follows :- ~.7 Candles, per dozen Bs. Od. to 9s. Od. 1 Moulds, per dozen -10 s. Od. of measures the opposite to that which England has re- 'z as r e lat es t o th e obligations imposed upon us by the faith of J arma n, W., Thayer-street, Manchester-square, hording. house- --.' COAL MARKET.-Jan. 19, quired of him-obvious and persevering preparations for a e treaties ; secondly, as relates to the obvious delicacy of our position • keeper-11 1 s. d. I s. d. s. d. • more extended prosecution of that verse war against the e" with regard to Russia. In reference to the first of these difficuls Line, W., Camden Town, builder-10 : 1 Charlotte,,..-.,,.,, 32 0 Walls End Boll's,. 31 6 Hartley ..,......-- 32 0. .; Hebburn Main- 31 6 WallsEndßewicke33 6 Russell's Lyon's ally of the British government, which we have specifically ' ties, Persia may be regarded as the Portugal of the East. The • Littler, C., Gutter-lane, warehouseman-11 .7' tlolywell —. ale 0 w. E Hilda .--..... 30 9 Main—.-.--.-.. 30 6 called upon hini to atone for. The delay of redress, the basis of our connection with li e r is s t r iki ng ly an a lo gous . A similar Nlaniglier, A., Mincing-lane, merchant-10 ea Killingwortli r 32OW. E. Hotspur -31 0 Walls End Hetton St 6 , Ord's Itedilug- 26 6 W. E. Northumb. 31 9 W. K Lambton... 34 6 continued preparatives for war, are utterly inconsistent with es casusfiederis being es t a bli s h e d, would eract . fromus i similar interfer- . Moore, G., Carey-street, tavern-keeper-11 . Pontop Windsor.. 27 0 W. E. Riddell -32 6 Walls End Lyons 31 3 a belief s that the Cabinet of the King of Spain does not look ' ence. Persia, too, like Portugal, has been the th e at re o f political Neale, A. Wood-street, warehouseraan-12 Wylam 28 3 Walker small —I6OW. E. Springwell 27 6 fora • intrigues and pretensione (wherein a mark e d resemblanc e may be * Neate W. Sweethee's-alley, 'metier-11 ssistance from some quarter beyond the Spanish tern- - \ • • • ' ' - e '. J es Ships at Market, 1263i—fhips sold, IS—Unsold, 108 N. - - ---- -,- s traced), to subvert the ascenoancy of England ; while the Inter- • Roper, le, Haymarket, hosier-11 s e tory, or that he is otherwise than mad. We trust the ex- , . COUNTRY CORN MARKEI'S DARING THE WEEK. eats at stake are of incalculable greater magnitude.-So impor- Simonds, J., Tottenham, stock-broker-1 I pectation of such assistance may prove as abortive as the fulfilment of it would be mischievous to its authors. In the s ' mean time a notion is getting pretty general that the Constitu- tional interest begins again to raise its head throughout the Pe- nineula. A wicked Government, in 'll countries, produces more • • or less of the tendency to a re-action i and not only those old re- tent, indeed, arc these latter, that it is not haiarding too much Stafford, T. inn., St. John-street, pawnbroker-11 , . Wheat. Barley. oat i . 1 Beans. I Pease. to affirm, the general policy of the country would step in to pro- Taylor J 'B Ihe Hill b . 1d lO • tect Persia from, J. a ,in, builder-10 er becoming a Province, or Pachalic, as it were, of Warner, H. Lamb's-Conduit-street linen-draper-I Russia, even if it were impossible to show that she was not the Weleker, M., and J . Leicester-square, tailors-1 1 hother , d es , - w i th aggressor. But these, ese, and con sider ations connected Wetherell, J., Litchfield-street, brieklayer-11 with all the details of this momentous subject, would lead us too White, P., Mary-le-bone-street, upholsterer-11 4 . Per Quarter. s. to s. s. to s. s. to s. 6. to s. s. to s. • *-- Aylesbury --- 58 62 36 38 30 .34 42 60 - 61 ' Banbury. , 5l be 40 42 40 Vs 60 62 ...- ." Basin g stoke -- 51 68 30 36 25 30 48 58 - - - Bath ... 32 60 35 40 28 38 .54 02 - - Bridgewater 57 60 38 - 32 - 58 - - Bridport . . 52 56 33 at 26 28 54 56 - !sources of the Liberals which have lain dormant under the weight e far at present. We must, therefore, postpone them till Monday. Bristol St ee 40 49 26 32 46 00 - - of tyranuy e. hut those accessions of mor l alpower which the tyranny - _ya w Ti mes . COUNTRY DIARY, TUESDAY, JAN. 28. Chelmsford 52 64 33 •36 28 39 40 46 48 54 bas itseltengernteted for their cauee, sere confidently enumerated Alexander, A., Huddersfield-Mr. Jacomb, Huddersfield--e - Daventry ... 56 60 40 44 ae 40 59 64 --. - and arfayed in every letter from the Spanish territory, as in a FROM LAST NIGHT'S LONDON GAZETTE. I3ackhouse and Woodcock, Wakefield-king's Head, H u dd ers . . Derby: 6O 84 39 48 26 46 51 62 - Mate of giereet'aluid encouragement. A l e tt er f rom M a d r id, o f Devizes field-11 Doncaster 56 62 31 41 55 39 36 40 28 36 56 64 - - 25 38 44 48 43 4/7 the 4th i•nst. contains a v a r ie ty o f i n t eres ti ng matter : among t h e Whitehall, Jan. 18. Bennett and Co., Kidderminstere--White Hart, Hartlebnry-10 Dorchester.- 4l 55 33 36 30 36 52 58 - - - 48 62 36 - 28 rest, the writer assures us, that on the instant of the Constitu- _ • .Major- Burman, R., Southern, Warwickshire-Bath Hotel, Learning- , gxeter-----..... 16 54 36 30 26 32 48 52 46 48 4 , His Majesty has been pleased to Borainate appoint Eye -- tit:mai officers appearing on the Portuguese frontier, Ferdinand • •s s .ton Priors-11 • • , - . Gloucester • 56 64 44 48 30 46 64 70 - - Lreneral Sir Thomasll'Malion, Bart to be a Knight Commander Guildford 60 76 35 36 29 40 55 66 57 60 Would grant a charter to Spain !-A charter from Ferdinand ! ! ofthe Most Honourable - military Order of the Bath. Castle, G., Goole-Booth Ferry Inn-I0 50 61 374 43 .27 34 52 58 31 57 And who would care a straw about his charter, or believe one . .Carr, J., Wyersdale, Lancashire-Mr. Woodburn, Preston 11 . : h ie ri n e l grford .__ 50 6,5 33 40 32 42 51 64 - - word he uttered, or trust one engagement by which he niight Whitehall, Jan. 18. 7. Chawner and Dueabury, Bonsal-Bell, Derby-10 Ipswich .50 68 32 37 - - 44 45 46 48 L e wes 46 6.5 43 41 29 3'2 52 - - - pretend to bind himself? 'What promise to liberty would the e His Majesty has been pleased to nominate and appoint the un- ---- --- --- -es= • MarketHarboro*- 58 . 61 9 4, 35 45 - 66 - - unprincipled creature make but through excess of fear; and the ' i der-mentioned Officers, of the East India Company's Service, INSOLVENTS APPLYING TO BE DISCHARGED. . , Newbury- 4'7 62 'es 39 26 35 58 62 - - history of his despotism since the year 1823 is nothing but _ s viz.:-Lieut.-General : Lieut.-General Thomas Bowter and Major-Gen. J o h n A n . Peitions to be heard at Portugal-street, Lincoln's-Inn-Fielos, Northampton —en 39 38 43 34 40 57 63 - -- Reading 50 7 32 41 23 32 52 56 55 9a an uninterrupted series of declarations the most irrevoca- - nold, Companion of the Moet Honourable Military Order of the JAN'. 21, AT :NINE. Salisbury. . 48 56 33 38 30 24 32 62 ble, that with him an engagement goes for nothing, when he • Bath, to be Knights Commanders of the said Most Honourable England, S., Hoinerton, victualler s Sandwich . 50 60 34 40 28 32 40 a 2 49 56 P does not choose to keep it. If the liberal Spaniards ever ' e. Military Order. Goodall, W., Leeds, draper Shepton Mallet - .52 62 38 42 32 38 32 60 - - Stowmarket ..... - - 28 39 '24 30 46 - 16 - • more trust hint, even to the value of a single maravedi, they are a '_ Hill, J., Coventry-street, grocer , Swansea ....----- 68 - 48 - 28 - - - - - • stet of the most incurable drivellers that have yet provoked the - . DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY, Hedington, J., Lambeth, baker • e . Truro ----- 60 - 37 - :36 - - - - -•- , contempt and ridicule of the world. As fbr the conduct to be Cambridge, cutler. H. Peters, . Hoiroyd, W., Halifax, plumber e Taunton. , 5O 56 34 38 21 38 52 56 - Uxbridge - - - pursued by France, we shall be rejoiced -to see her troops repass .J. Phillips, City-road, merchant. Junes, T. Kidderminster, mason • Wakefield - .5.1 62 38 43 30 39 43 54 - - - the Pyrenees. Those which garrison Madrid she withdraws, very s BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. Kerr, D., Liverpool, clerk e Wanta ,, e 3 60 30 :36 3 37 11 6 - ss . Warminster .......-,. 47 57 33 41 31 37 60 66 - - honourably no doubt, because Ferdinand has abused her confi- J. Dodgem, Over, Cheshire, salt-manufacturer, from Jan. 23 to .. __ _ Yeovil _ 5O 51 31 48 32 36 51 62 - - dence ; and the garrisons of Cadiz and Barcelona will, with equal • Jan. 29, at eleven, at the White Bear Ins, Middlewich. THE MARKETS. e Per Bushel. s. d. s. d. a. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. e• d, s. d. s. d, ' Buckingharn . 7 6 50 0 3 0 60, 4 0 4 6 (3 0 6 1 6 6 7 readiness, he ordered to evacuate those important fortresses, inns- - j. Parkineon, Bolingbroke, Lincolnshire, stuff-manufacturer, ' ..-...-.. lunch as Ferdinand, to who m th e y o f right belong, has actually • from January 26 to March 16, at eleven, at th e Whit e H art I nn , (From the London New Price Current of Friday.) Shrewsbury 839168'7r7010 0 0 0 6 i 8 0 10 0 6 Called for their surrender. Indeed, as to any Spanish object, how Spilsby. ' Suoen-The demand for Muscovadoes has been languid all the IMPORTS .. AND EXPORTS OF DYEWOODS AT THE PRINCI PAL PORTS OF GREAT BRITAIN. dm that be promoted by the foreign occupation of strong places so BANKRUPTS. week, till towards the close of the Market yesterday, when the festant from the seat of Government?-and all French objects in - 11. Levine, Merthyr-Tidvil, Glamorganshire, dealer, to surren- ' request revived, and the sales were great. The Market this fore- e l c l I A ' ' I' ' 'st All Parts. I' ' II ili i such a seizure have been long since and repeatedly disclaimed by . d er F e b. 9, 10, and March 2, at one, at the Rummer Tavern, reoq relapsed again into the previous languid state • the sales were L i re I - friea ' Ike. ' I the Most Christian King. We believe it is beyond dispute that n Bristol. Mr. Williams, Bristol; and Mr. Tripp, Raymond's- • i n nc ° o n nsideable, the prices unvaried . The Refined 'Market during . 0 - , - Ci that the peopieof France, as well as the soldiery, are sick of that -: buildings, Gray's Inn. the week has been steady, and the want of adequate supplies of ' il, 8 Aftica, & . c 1 I I I 111 111 I AllParts.l I It iii i __---___ l burdensome and disgusting connection with the Spanish Bour- J. P. Stallard, Overton, Hampshire, wine and spirit-merchant, goods apparent •we cannot quote any alteration in the prices. s , t er i ; ; ; s ; bons, which has been imposed upon them through the Ultra- - F e b. 2, 3, an d March 2, at twelve, at the Crown Inn, She ton - ' • d 'the Refined :Market,• th •• ••A of Per ,I, 11 ils 0 , ' A l'ata. II I I ______ There was no alteration to- ay in or in e ! ,, , s 2 Parts' - Royalist Councils of their own and other Courts .- Times . Mallet. Phipps, Shepton Mallet ; and King,, Lukin, and ••• f - ,3 i Illel ail - fir, -- 1 , 1 , , ,1 1 , • prices o ses. e — I —l -..,J I France,..& . EJ I Some paragraphs have appeared lately in several of the .. Whitaker, Gray's Inn-square. . Sugars continue inconsiderable. The public sale of Maurititis '''• &c. Paris Papers, respecting Persia and Russia, and the inef- 'eCheltenham, grocer , Jan. 30, at one 31 and • S. Lawrence, . . , , this week went off heavily, but without any material alteration in . =ll 1 other 7 . 17 - 1 I ' ' 1 • - II I 7 , , NMI other 17 . 7 - , 7,.„, F Parts. 1 ' Alarch 2, at eleven, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. Evans h 445. has been offered and • Parts. fcctual attempts of mediation on the part of England to .. the prices. For good white Havanna . ..,. 6 Cam. 1 - 7 -I— , I I I ' ' 11 II Mt. r d w i a t n er . ra. F - 1 - i - s - r , I TT 1 and She rman, Hatton-garden ; and J. K. Ilaberfield Bristol ' Feb.refused.-The public sale to-day, 48 chests of Brazil. Sugar, forms 8 p eac hy. I terminate the war between those countries, which a series . ..n a Bath, J —- --- I • J. W. Coe, haberdasher, an. 26, at one, Feb 2, at i2 .--ss, -- , 1, , , ll_ Holl a nd , I, I I I , , I . of circumstances conspire to invest with a significant cha- ' eleven, and March 2, at twelve, at the Court of Connnissioners no criterion of the Market prices, being washed and uneven in h . g Honduras. I.' 1 1 II !rance,&c.l I • quality. North of meter. - In our columns this day will also be found an ar- -, Evans and Shearman, Hatton-garden. ''' . -- TZ - teicl - iTice li;i ; II ( nu , 1 ..1 ; H - COFFEE—The Coffee Market has been languid all the week. tide from the Quotidienne, which we can hardly persuade , T. Platy, Fulham, carpenter, Jan. 23, Feb. 2, at two, and The•• Al --LI-L ',....2. . public sale of yesterday went off at full prices; good quality - other 1, li i i 1 1 1 1 Aliotherl, , I I, i tt ourselves has been put forth, at this particular juncture, as a '-; March 2, at one, at the Court of Commissioners. Richardson St. omin , ' " public sale this forenoon went off - Parts. I I I Parts. I 1 ____ Domingo JOs. a els. The piece of mere ordinary intelligence. The apparent object : and Pyke, Golden-square. heavily, and a considerable proportion was taken in; it consisted e ii - ieTziraridl7 - 1 , 1 i 11,1,,1,, I I Me n cl e i a t n e . rra- I , I i Ii t I 1 - e ta. Amer. I Of this article is to recall the military project o f Buono- •... J. miller, Liverpool, silversmith, Jan. 30, 31, at eleven, anti of 21 casks Dutch, and 518 bags Brazil ; good ordinary mixed (is • a&Bt , , 1 riliilland, I , I i Ii I I parts, in conjunction with Russia and Persia, to invade • March 2, at two, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. G. Burnish, Brazil 50s. taken in, the remainder damaged. The Coffee Market ie Citilobmingo. 1111 1 ' I ' lFrance,&e.l 1 1 _ s and revolutionize our East India possessions ; the real ob.. : Birmingham ; and Tooke and Carr, Holborn-court. ' continues languid and uninteresting. Jamaica, I 1,1, 1„1, IFF s t of I , I; I; i I • A Dode Worcester vender of medicines Feb 13 14 and last Friday, . &c. I 11 Europa. i sect, we believe, is conveyed in the following concluding • .-, , , • , , ' . COTTON—Since the sale at the East India House_ Marcht 2, at twelve, at the Hop Market Inn, Worcester. sentences:- there has been no marked feature in the Cotton Market ; about t b. 4 ( Hilliard and Hastings, Gray's Inn, London ; and S. Godson, •taken in hags been :placers at sale • ll I s :4. 111 :. e ; s?. es t• es 1 4 "It is of some consequence that the British Cabinet should -'' l,OOO bags of the quantity know how possible it is to raise against it the discontented popula- ' Worcester. li,cß , _ • tract for the week ending prices.-The purchases by private con . ei Ee te .e. .3 .n .n - .at e en ..e te .3 . .....s. . 2 ~,s 4 4 A A rumwell, Isatlantl, Westmoreland, currier, Feb. 9 , atSurats at eid. a Sid. re bond, e 4 -E 6e. e; ... ... 0 e , e, .. lion of India ;it is good that it should know that if its policy last night in cl u s ive , consist ..d of 650 100 ,„„ s.„ a . . ss, as _?. , : nlO at nine , and March 2, at two, at the King's Arms Inn West India rid cut .. 800 . Bengal , at j- . a ; : ei . in ~. ditto ; . , •y 0 It.^ ---• 2 a., .., "Oi s le_e es is ?. >4 c 3 . 3 3 3 Should create uneasiness in Europe, the ',suer has merely to frame doyen, in ' Kendal. ' Adlington and Co., Bedford-row, London! ' paid, 100 Egyptian ordinary ed. duty paid. a. 0 2 22.2 a • r., .. hi 43 .g 2. 3.9 ~ 2, the wish, in order to snatch from Great Britain those pee-sessions • and iVarell e Kendal. TALLOW.—The Tallow Market has been extensively' heavy on "St e'isat ne:',e en :.I.7 . t•ret *hence her commerce derives all its prosperity, and her policy all - le L Chelmsford,linen-draper, Jan. 26, Feb. 2, and . »2 4 ;1 A. x ri: .14 s7g ‘ft . ;:4 A. OR ft c4l • T Pyre, account of the settlement of the contracts made for the • middle of its arrogance." .. • Marcia 2 at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners. Fisher and • this month, which the buyers were not prepared to pay for, the • • Our insular position makes us invulnerable at home; - GRAIN, FLOUR, &e. ' 1 id' Spencer, lhalbrook- ni ings,L ondon . ". consequence has been several forced sales, about 375. 6d., but this IMPORTED at London and Liverpool, Coastwise, from Ireland. and Fo. fleets secure us from attack in our - - our numerous Colonies; - J. Hill, Stapleford Abbotts, Essex, dealer, Jan. 26, Feb. 2, - reign Parts •; wills the Exeoars of Grain, Flour, and Provisions., from , e not been a eeneral currency'. but, if the policy of England should deeply offend the and Marsh 2, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners. Eicke, has n ~.. , ‘-' L mi i sland mus t Lis , ' , l" 4 . ' ',UM, .I...,ANDY, and HOLLANDS,- , - ecwa Ru m Continental Cabinets, we are reminded, that our empire ;Old Broad-street. proofs being sold at the lowest • t i 1 = # .?e be quoted at a shade lower, some 43 India is accessible by means which our naval power William Barnett, Sheerness, draper, Jan. 22, at eleven, 26, at , rate. The fine qualities of Jamaica being in good demand for America. I iil 111 111 11l 1111 1 1 111 I s . .4 e . t..... Cannot prevent, and our military strength in the East •-• ten, and March 2, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners. ,- home consumption, the late prices are fully maintained. In ei --. AS; could hardly repel. It is thus we feel inclined to interpret • Ashfield, Lawrence-lane, Cheapside. ' Brandy or Geneva there is no alteration. At a late hour, some ' see, • 7= s 2 T, IS is i s, 4 td•---.... , C cl••. DIVIDENDS. - 4e , 2d. and Foreign .... , - :.si T N 1 1 I s I " . the ambiguous allusions to the Persian war in the Paris - • fine Jamaica, 31 and 32 over, were reported sold at s.. .... art. _:, 6 I- Papera-the repeated assertion of the determination of the m . ea H ar vey, Witham, Essex, and J. W. Harvey, lied- A es. 3d., but it was a favourite mark, the same strength offers g r •se i i 'O.l. ?; 43, Feb.l3 at eleven, at the Court Emperor Nicholas to prosecute that war to extremity- leigh-hall, Essex. bankers, and J. W. Sanders, Newcastle-upon- sold to the trade for the -' el and - I ; se. Sod, lastly, the not ambiguous intimation that our Euro- Commissioners--1. Ayton TOBACCO.—The quantity of Tobacco . I sl e, lsle ~.. ,_,.• ~ ei t 12 and 1.3, at eleven, at the George Inn, week ending last night inclusive is about 100 hhds. ; the prices - of Man. .c . E.. 2 an policy may be kept in check, by the fear of seeing our Tyne, merchants, Feb. 1 _ 5 4 ~1 Emetre in the East subverted. Ilve draw these conelu- ' Newcastle-Gaunt, Armlet', upon-Tyne- V. , )., , -- mle • Leede, York, cloth- . • • • " ...• e without variation, but the holders evince much firmness on . -- -• L 1 R• si warlike I I 1 manufacturer ICI, at ten, at the Court-house, ee( 8-- • accoun t o f the reports. There are no purchases for ex- se eland. I Al. I " " " i , , ir lions from. no crude or hasty premises. The exclusively - W. nu G. and J. M Feb.- H 11merchants Jan 27 ' t oxon, leingston••upon- u , , . , poi . • British principlei by which the policy of this country has .- at eleven at the Dog and Duck Tavern Kingston-uPoneHull- -, TEA.—In consequence of the smallquantity of Green Tea de- - 4 been directed,. and the exclusively British policy, have T. Neal, ' een•, E and T. Neal • in ' Ba.singhall-street, cloth- dared by the East India Co pan T q wankaye and Hysons ad- - ' se it ro it 4 -••-1 America. •-•; ' ' ' 3 1 ' been, and are, viewed with no friendly feeling in f actors , Fab. 9, at Neal eleven ' jun. • • • •"W A - d lid t2d lb m ' a • : ' • k The Market to ,at the Court of Commissioners-- .• s vance • o . per . early in tine wee . n• ei e Ruarters- where the Y--luve hitherto thwarted far dif- South,High-street,Southw ar k, Surrey, chemist, Feb. 23, at twelve, * day is rather heavy at the improvement. . . -- i t ' 1 • " oa. c* ferent principles, and f 55 different objects. While, at the Court of Co mmissioners--R.Darvill,Cockhill,cheesemmger, - INDlOO.—The Indigo sale commenced on Tuesday, and about ?s 5 I § ' I• I 4 1 e, - 1,0 . . 1 however, we use this I. ''''ngliaZe, let BS not be mix- ' Feb. 27, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners--S. P. Chap.... 1,600 c hests were yesterday sold ; all the East India Company's --1 Europe. er ss 1 1 El Z. I I understood. Alen' eve talk- - nr " exclusive interests man, King-street, Cheapside, warehouseman, Feb. 27, at ten, at have been disposed of , and the sale hob now commenced on the . . la 1 ...4 •.... and objects," we express the • , the Court of Commissioner s -e. F erguson , c att „i c k, york, ' licensed ; the fine has sold lower in proportion than the middling a,. coastwise il 7 Ol ,Ei II " 111 'l ' ll '''' • sentiments or others , • ... • of last sale is Is 6d to .1 and Isle a la F.' h. I not our ' own. • Wand, i - 11 re-al itr, neither has, nor can , scrivener, Feb. 12, at ten, at the Golden Lion Inn, Northallere • - qualities, the general advance on the prices • • of man. -- ton-G. Priestley, Leeds, Yorkshire, ,Jan €'9 at eleven, at 2 per lb. the Oude 6d. a 1 higher. This day, between 300 .. i 54 c ' have, interests so separate and distinct from those of other House, Leeds-J. He ' (1 .' ' ' . s ' chests , have been s. than on any previous e e e, A nations, as to create for her a world of her own to m Court the . weon an J. Stewart, Manche,- and 600 sold rather higher . , . A . , §... ;i s ;ii;; i , ; gi ; !Z s I se ; 1i „ ove ter, silk manufacturers, Feb. 8, at ten, at the Star Inn Manche.- •of the sale but a con e ro o rtion was taken In ; the e Ireland. ~. - s --- - day , . iderable p p . ,o 1 - - •-• 5 Iv in. But if is enough for our present argument t o Hlb ' • know, as - t e r-w. and se. Hart, o orn-hill, linen-drapers, Feb. 9, at ! purchases are chiefly for export or on speculation. a •We CIO know, that she is regarded as the centre oflCourt of Commissioners--S. Norris, Cohham-row, ' - P ' • t• •th d d - that pole ten, at the , ' laisn eoyisioes.,--There is no alteration ion in e eman ,or PI rel 1 1 .. 'i ?; 1g ilal 11 . tical heresy ,which eager l y recogn i ze d the independence of - Coldhath-fields, common-brewer, Feb. 9, at twelve, at th e Court ': in the prices of provision s this week. VP.. , , ~., - it ..• .01 ,.6 . . !ii 4 .4 .4 .4 .4 . .r. "..e, .n te ' - South America-which now combats for Constitutional of C om missioners-S. S. Robinson, J. Clarkson, and G. J.. SALTPETRE.-In consequence of t h e fill of the Funds, and the • I. ' : 5 I's f., 7 - . 'e e - SFE le g S liberty in Portugal-and which has proclaimed, With som e _ Parker, 'Change -alley, merchants, Feb. 9, at one, at the Court of :. numei•ous leaflike reporte, Saltpetre has been much inquired after; •• x cs .?..^ 14' i .±.' -t. .t.^ 4 , 4 , 1.1...- 1.2,1.: R, -6.4-',...: thing like a prophetic menace, that the first gun which i s Commissioners--T. 'Wilson, Brunswick-parade, 'White Conduit- s. a small parcel sold yesterday at 235. 6d. ; but there are few or no ;:•e". F s: , i ,,,g LI ,5,.. .g .t. .g . 8 8 2l a ss a g , fired will be the signal for a war of opinions fatal to the . fields, colourman, Feb. 9, at two, at the Court of Commissioners— sellers ; the stock being so much reduced, „ n e e ..„- e ,- ; se e - A .> . it is taken up as an s s, .-s .?... 4 lei i'..' E.E .5 E %.= c•• .. ;,' .-' ' dynasties of Europe. Let us see how this feeling co n _ R. Trott Stepney, scavenger, Feb eb. 9 at eleven, at the Court of•• • article of speculation. ess .-- '4 . 64 aid ` • is`4 caw'' 44: ,i 4 ;g4". . a.. 41 *leas itself with the hope of arresting our progress, Commissioners-W. Graham,Angel -court, Th; mor ton-street f og . . , . R . F tar -There are two arrivals of new Currants this week, •:,..-• Toy aiming a blow at our East India possessions, and upholsterer, Feb. 9, at eleven, at the Court o Commissioners. CERTIFICATES.-Feu. 9. one from Trieste and the other from Cephalonia, the former is just „ . .. ;s 1 . landings; there are also three arrivals from Snip -n.l, with red and , lmported GRAIN, FLOUR, &c. ted from Foreign Parts, at Bristol, Hull, Newcastle, &c. bow existin g circumstances between this country and . .., to '"S Persia are supposed to furnish the contemplated means. t Liverpool, tailor-E. el.Burnie, Coleman -street- - black Smyrna Raisins, and a very . b . 11... New on, small quantity of Turkey Figs; •••e ' .9 4 .V. I k h d B d • little • ' this week, rices are much -- uildings, merchant-T. Ballard, Doc -ea , ermon sey, Sur- there has been very done in Fruit .. p .. e n? .. 17 : :. ..i . ,' a r, The politi ca l • b • th's country d - relations etse een ' a n rev, geocer-J. Green Well-close-square, linen-draper-J. 0. - the same. At a late hour two parcels of legs were reported sold; „ --:"•-• TerT Qrs. Qrs. Beg. Persia, from their peculiarity, and the remote influ- - r!. Whitehall, Nottingham'the L Manchester hi • •of land e•O holders now ask a fur- , lumber-F.p a ss, pu ican e mixed parcels arge small at 1 s• Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. • 154 P 3 - "'•: Bristol Hull, Neweas. 2,5® 110 ence they are considered to exercise upon the more -me Browne, Bristol, banker-G. L. Dean, Peel-place, Ken- s ther advance on that price. tle,the Clyde, &Leith} important interests of Great Britain, have been mate sington, boot maker-J. Badham, Clifton, Gloucester, cabi ne t_ T,„,„.......D ur i n g the last year in this branch of trade the con- .; Previously this year ___ POLICE INTELLIGENCE. MANSION-HOUSE.— George Reilly, a respectable lookir young man, was charged by his late employers, Messrs. Robinsc and Burrows, solicitors, of Austin-friars, with appropriating his own use different sums of money which he had been ent-rasti with, in order to transact business. The two specific charg preferred against him were not sitting down for bearing a Olaf cery cause, and not taking out subpcenaes in the same cause I hear judgment. Mr. Burrows did not complain of the amount of which his fire had been defrauded, but of the delay which had been occasions by their supposing the business to have been done which bad ry been done. The ALDZILMAN—Bat how is it you have not discovered th from August last to the present time. Prosecutor'—The proceedings were in the Cosa of Chancery my Lord—(Loud laughing-)—and the prisoner was the person o whom I relied to look after them. The prisoner was remanded for another examination. GUlLDHALL.—Yesterday morning a man received one hale deed lashes in Newgate-street, pursuant to his sentence at tLe 01 Bailey, for stealing a leg of pork from the shop of Mr. Barrio the poulterer, at the corner of the entrance to the market in Nets gate-sereet ; and a short time after this public whipping had take place, a woman entered the shop under pretence of cheapening sucking pig, and stole a fine fowl. A man who saw the trans action gave Mr. Bowles a hint, and the woman was seised wit the fowl under her cloak at a short distance from the shop. When put to the bar before Mr. Alderman Key, she statei that she had purchased the fowl from a woman who was l'angill about the market. She gave her own name, Mary Colenuo but declined stating who she was, or giving any reference to pa sons to whom she was known, on the ground of the high reaper tability of her connexions. Mr. Bowles said he could single out and swear to his fowl, it were mixed with five thousand, and he thought he could pro duce the man who saw the theft committed. Mr. Alderman KEY remanded the prisoner, to give Mr. BeAvle an opportunity of doing so. THE CONVICTS HOUGHTON AND BISHOP Asprincipallysitnhertemthgeh punishment b medium ment(o o r f Sunday Paper,hastbn done, o e i e mpressthepublie mind with a belief in tb l s in h n or o t ce o n f e a e ocafpitthaelsoenyeo)unhgasmbeee% even carried into effect upon then after a second and most laborious investigation of the circumstance which led to their conviction, the following particulars respectin them may not prove uninteresting : The gang, generally known as " the brick-field gang," wit which these convicts had become connected, had long bee, the terror of the neighbourhood of Bethnal-green; their' fs quent attacks and robberies of passengers being conducted' the most open and daring manner, and generally accompanie with the most wanton violence to the persons of their victims their numbers, too, enabled them to carry on their. dcpreda tions almost with impunity. Mr. 4 Fpller, a surgeon, resit] ing at Cambridge-heath, Hackney, was attacked and robbe by about twenty of this gang, who all escaped at that time but at subsequent times a great number of persons suspects were apprehended, and seven of them being at different time put on their trial for the outrag e committed on Mr. Fuller three of the number, viz., James Boyce, George Houghtee and James Bishop, were convicted, and James Boyce w a s exe cuted some time since. The other two were afterwards include in the death-warrant with the wretched White and Amelia Bo berts, who suffered on the 2d instant; but the extreme youth c Houghton and Bishop, one of them 17, and the other 18 years p age, together with the positive manner in which they and thei friends continued to assert their entire innocence of the transactioi for which they were about to suffer, excited the deepest interestii their neighbourhood, and were followed by strong representation in their favour to the Secretary of State. An order for staying the exeeution till the 9th instant was therefore issued, tad a my note investigation was immediately recommenced. The evideno upon which they had been convicted was again narrowil sifted ; every circumstance that could be urged in tbeil favour was strictly inquired into, and the testimony o every person who could be brought forward to state and thing respecting them was received. The committing In nis , trate (Mr. Twyford) was closely engaged during the week, an' generally until a late hour at night, in this inquiry, to which hi+ attention was, for the time, directed exclusively. As much de pended upon time and distances, plans of the neighbourhood Weil drawn to elucidate the circumstances, and the magistrate inspect' ed the relative situations of the places, and walked the ground ir company with the prosecutor. After a most laborious investiga tion, all the fresh evidence that had been obtained was laid befori the Executive, and the result has shown that this fresh i nq uirj only tended to confirm the justice of the original conviction. Tho convicts were sent on board the hulks shortly afterwards, in °vie' to their being conveyed out of the conntiy for life; and it is be• lieved, that but for the event which has just plunged the nation in mourning, the capital punishment to which the culprits had beta sentenced, would have been carried into effect. FIGHT FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP OF THE COLLIERIES. This mill, which bad been long on the lapis, and excited great interest among the fancy in the neighbourhood of Bilston and Derlaston, of which the men, Joe Burton and Jem Butler, art respectively the champions, was to have been fought on Lichfielc race course, but a hint was given that no more exhibitions of th! kind would he tolerated there, and it was consequently decide that it should cone off at Canwell Gate. The field chosen . o' o the same in which the fight between Sampson and Hall tool place. The match, it is said, was for 501. a-side, and the ill terest excited was very great. Butler was the favourite at anal odds. He bad the advantage of height and length of arm ; on stripping, did not appear so compact in shape, or so well se upon his pins as his antagonist, whose frame was broad, hard and muscular. There was little or no variation in the rounds , Burton almost uniformly struck first, and after one or two at' tempts for a second or third blow, dropped easily, sometime without a blow. Four or five rounds, however, particularly from the 18th to the 2sd, when the men grew warm al their work, were regular slashers. After the 44th round il began to be pretty clear that Burton was over-matched. 11 contrived, however, by peppering his antagonist about the nob, gradually to change the aspect of the fight. At about the fifty sixth round, be was the favourite. He had closed Butler's right eye, and cut up his frontispiece most terribly. If he could WI put in two or three more effective blows, he would certainly hail won the battle. Butler, however, was too e au ti one to g i ve hits the opportunity, and seeing his distressed state, preferred wearing him out to risking a chance. In the sixtieth round also he gaol Burton a smart nobber, which sent him reeling, and before he fell, repeated the dove in such a manner that it was thought 1 1 . 1 could not come to time, and the Darlastoni ans , th row i ng up the, greasy caps, began to chaunt in triumph. Contrary to expects. tion, he stood to the scratch again, but his strength and his fist' now totally failed him, and his blows became quite ineffectual.--• His hits upon Butler's cannister were harmless. His hands were so puffed that it was like trying to crack a cocoa nut with sponge. His seconds seeing that Butler was a complete comma' rant, and would take more than Burton could give, wisely gal' up the battle for him, though against his wish, after the sixty-thin round. It lasted one hour and thirty-five minutes.—Birmingham Chronicle. BIRTH. On the 15th instant, Mrs. W. Imeson, of Charles-place, of !daughter. MARRIED. On the 17th instant, at Alveston Church, Warwickshire, 1)) the Rev. Thomas Hunt, rector of West Felton,. Salop, Captaill George Baker, R.N., second son of Sir Robert Baker, of Berner& street, to Elizabeth Octavia, fourth daughter of the late WillisEt Harding, Esq., of Barassat-house, in the said county. On the 17th instant, at Abbots Langley, Lieutenant W. Sher. wood, R.N., to Sophia Ann, eldest eldest daughter of the lat Thomas Smith, Esq., of the said place. On the 18th instant, at St. Antes, Alderagate, by the Rev. .l Hawkins, Mr. Stephen C. Wakefield, of Earl-street, Blackfriars to Mary, third daughter of the late Mr. J. Spicer, of Folkeeton. Kent. On the 18th instant, at St. Mary de Crypt, in the city Gloucester, by the Rev. Dr. Maddy, Chaplain in Ordinary to HN Majesty, Edwin Maddy, Esq. barrister-at-law, to Maria Elizabeth el lest daughter of Alderm an Wood, M.P. for the city of London, DIED. On the 19th inst. at PlumstZ-d Common, John Ougler, Ell' at an advanced age. Ou the 18th instant, much regretted, Ann, the wife of Mr , Thomas Bromley, of Radcliffe-terrace, Geswell-road, On the 13th instant, at Great Bowden, Leicestershire, a 0 '7O, Anne, the wife of Henry Shuttleworth, Esq. On the 3d of November last, Mr. William Elphiek, Old Borto' street, aged 61. Printed and Published by M. YOUNG, at the Sint-Oipaelti No. 112, STRAND.