The Sun. — London, England, 1803-01-25 00:00:00

- ,4 ~~`>+~w .TO THE EDITOR OF THE iUN. stir, Tit E following Letter was addressea to Jattr Tlowt.Esi IF.tp offer perusing his inis.4ratenient of the Proceeklings'g the. late EleetintO . or 'his place.-;-- As he had iver• solar into error, at to advance charges t t variance with truth, ,We were anxious to und,ceive 'hi ID, and flattered ourselves that Candour woUhl 'have todUceil•l'im to retr..ia when he' was betrvi h ! forrned. • He has, however, been in' pos. e r ! our. Letter three weetti, 'turd has not cm dest,..kd to reply it ;we coitheive ourselves ther.:lo , e,no longer henna by any 'delleacy towwitis him, liar consider the pUblication of it ai a justice due to our own chantiers as IVhq,)ktrates, and to. ckitat!ter of the Town over which we preside. Norc mature consideration will determine as what further steps' to take resprding this harknied Ca lurnni,lldr. In the mean time, we request of youito . give our Letter a place in your Paper, which will much oblige Sir, your very humhle ScrvantS, • JOHN DAvvkaN, lateNnyor. Mos. OLDIsNow, ARI JOSEPH OLDKNOW, Aid. Pathghnm, jan.'3, 1803. • . . • Nottingham, Di . c. 8, t Sol. Having lately perused a Pamphlet eotilled..^ " Thoughts on the late General Election, as de_ . monsirative of the Progress of Jacobinism," to which your name is affiXel as the Author, I.ve can not, in justice to our charaCters Magistrates, omit takittk noriee Of . a passage' hi which relates to the late EleCtion for thi4 ToWn.. You therein state, amongst other . Matters equally At valiance with truth, 'that in the procession—" A Female, repre, salting the GOddess of Reason,' in' a' state of iath'e nudity, was a conspicuous l'gure.- Mn'A are the misrepresentatioos 'which 'have' been Propagated through the Kingdorri respeCling the occurrences of the late EleCtion here, and it is self.evident that they been so propagated, only with a view to pre. juflice the 'Public Mind, and to prejudge a Question which Will soon he investigated by a Committee of the House of Conittions. The calumhiei were ushered lean the world at' a very early period atter the close of the Eletlion, and Wm . ., were not insensible or inattentive to them ; hat conceivitig . that a discussion of their merits would .ist that time be improper, the Mayor and Sheriff relying, on the candour' of the Public, con. tented themselves with addressing a Letter to the Editors of the Courier and the Morning Chronicle, dated the zqth July, wherein they requested a sus. pension of judgment, till such time as the question was decided before the proper Tribunal. After such an apptal, we were in hopes that truth and candour would have influenced every future imminent on the events of our Eleaion. We have therefoie read with surprize' and indignation, that assertion in your .gook to which we have alluded, and we think it our duty to state to you, that it does not contain one syllable of truth.--If,' in de. fiance of cAunon decency, such an exhibition had tal;en place, we should have considered boundPn duty to have hroUght to puoishoient the per , un ithi t y of s o gross a violation of delicacy and til:c=r,.. We are no strangers, that whatever is contra bonoi mora" is t inisdeme4nour, and ought not tO pass utmoticed'by MagiStrates who are the least alive to the better ioterests of Soe;ety, o r krow what is due to the dignity of their own cha, raiqc rs. '1 you may have be4n led into'error by misi n . 'l43t we'CaDitOt consider it as :Loy proof of ypur temper or candour, that :Yon should have written do gross a calumny against this place, without proper inquiry as to the credit due to your authority.' You have not any particular coons:X.4m whit u,, of course your' knowledge of what pas%ses here must be procured through the Medium of others ; and we think it ,would be a bet. 'terproof of g(ood sense, - were you io.future to ex ahiine how tar the iouree of your iniOrmation is bekoe yin again aft upon it so 'far as to twice attack on the chlraner Of any man, or set of Men, 'laving thus endeavoured to convince you of the error into which you have been hurried by misinformation, and an intemperate 'heal, we think ourselves entitled to a public tetrafticin of this ca. expet it fr you as an aft of common we consider as indispensa.: ble, having observed . (if the report of the News. vipers is to be relied on), that the assertion in your Book has been quoted by one - filling a high and dig nified office. We 'remain, Sir, Your obedient humble Servants (Signed) JON DAY MN, late Niayor s JO EPIi Otutorow,Alo. 'Taos. OLDKNOW, To joillq 13owttit; JRAL eIND. LtMV.RICKg JAt. 13e Of? Montlay larit, the . General Quartet Sessions for this City; commenced before GEoace SM Y T H Esq. Recorder, when . a new Grand Jury was sworn. The principal Gentlemen and Farmers, having at length seen the necessity of smiting to repel the saniuiwiry desperadoes wto have so long disgrac..d the County of Limerick, will, we trust, prevent Got. haring to mien farther catalogues'of Many authentic actourfl's are in nor • pOssession, of fue..arins having been forcibly t;:ken'out of - houses on the night of the 6th instant ; we have also the copy of a treasonable Manifcsto, which was di:Jtri hilted throughout the County on said E very tr . ,,rt- to etreet ageneral riait g having, hOW. ever, been trust r4ted bi all.gratiotwProvidence, it,,becotiws the duty of every nun tlispased to - pro. WI his property, and sttivirt the present happy ConstitOtton, to ,loin in putting dm!, the disturbers -of a COnnty, so peculiarly 111ioar:a to make a 'King or* Peasant hAppy. 4, ' This,mOrtatig, Major-Gen. Nottßisor t received rtn express, and iniMediately'set •ut f,vriPubline Same morning, the Rev; jo it 14 ilftt,!NiT, emit mit. . . 11 to tile Coutity gaol, Pim 11;fernart, eliarge4 with being . of the prty whOattitoktd Col. Bou R . t ; alt:n yOZ7)/ Londori-said to be impli. atecl. in the satne outrage. SPLCIAI. COMMISSION, CLONMEL. JANUARY 11. Baron Geottot delivered to the Grand' Jury, a harge peculiarly appropriate to the circumstances tinder which they were called together. After. touching briefly on the general duty of their rOfftcc 'ordinary oecasiOns, of which, he said, their oath itself was the besrexposiror, he reminded them that, at ' , this particulatFjuatere; something further was to be expelled from their.contlud : It was to be ex. peaed, that, as their Whale attention Was now Si if i eded to one etnlcern, the support of the Peace and good order of the Country, they would exhibit an exatnple from which all good men may be con. firmed in their Allegiance, by knoWin;, that the strength at d . prote(zion of Government were thei r security, ;n:4l that the ill disposed may see in the vigour ami firtnoess of a mild Administration, the le air run. which must follow froni theie ntiscon ?Ltd. Eli! Lordship could not here, he sai3;' look present situation, of the Countri, without re. turfing. to the dangers and alarms that have passed away, and to the security which has folloWed•— flappily for the Country, its loyalty has been able to put down all Orit of tebellion, never, he trusted, to raise its head again ; and, still more happily, the War, of is Lich the Rebellion was a circumstance, ha's been closed ; by a Peace .) , produced by the achieveinents of our Armies and Fieets, that have 'qUineted the World. The happiness of this situation wits enereaied by : the bounty Of Pro v idenee, so kind 'and plenteims, tll'at every man having industry' and grace, partakes - his shard" of it—governed by an Administration, the mildest that ever exercised power over a nation, dispensing the wisest Laws that the World has ever known—with' the Military Force reCalled from Foreign Seviice, to support the Laws, the Peace, and' the happines of the people.-- In a sewn like this, in whkh vices tuil crimes had so little expettation from Foreign Succour, and so many Enemies at holm 1.0 011105 q their progress and crush their weakness, it was not to he wondered at, since crines and vices. mnu-.t prevail in 30111 C de gree, that their latitude was coottned co a portion, :and that a small 'one, of the Province of Munster, which became an'eXception to the rest of the king. donor, where the advantages of its situation were reaped in Industry and Peace. Fur, : unhappily for .that small portion, a disaOhneoess of Morals and car. ruption of principle had rooted itself in the Rebel lion, too strongly for any syStem of policy or cer. tainty of advantage, in a 016111CrIt to put, it down. And. this was to be expedeti. 'lt was' inseparable from the gross ignorance of the peasantry and. 00. 'palace, that they possessed likewise the grossest credulity ; a credtilitt,,Which in spite of experience, makes them listen ,with avidity to the impositions of . , any disturber, who has ability to excite their terrors, or their hopes, anti to lead them, as such charaders invariably do, to certain destruditm, where the deluded rabble regularly find themselves deserted by those, under whose instigation they have been ruined. It is their friend, therefore, as : well as the friend of the Law, and the Peace, and the Government of the Land, who will try and put an early and vigorous check to their enormities. be. cause though any, or all t;f their efforts combined, ate not serious, yet their consequences. must be ca. lamitous. .They begin on the poor and the unpro. te,ded let them meet With impunity, they aspire ; - t) the tlests anion of those a little more opulent and powerful—let that .step pass, died the Gentry are their ohjeet. If this evil be ,not cheeked early and 'effeetually, where will k end ? When his Lordship alluded to -Ole Gentry, he animadverted with his customary strength and per., suasiveness of reasoning. on the supineness of those who suffer themselves to temporize. with any enor •:mity committed in the neighbourhood. He bited the weakness of such conduct, as inviting an attack upon the liersortwho could pursue it : who would sleOiquietly in his bed, ought, in times like these, to pitive that his. beti was defended, and step forth, in support: " (tithe- laWs by which he and blot country,-and the safety of both were identifiech But this is not to be done by two or three, much `less can it be effeded by individual, unconne4ted existence . : The Gentimen of the Country, to ensure its peace, should unite .in its cause, every man who has chargier or property to, value. " As long," said he, If as you support yourselves in, the mainte. 'lance 'of order, with the arin of a regular, mild, and fttm Government at,your backs; if ye will use your own strengths in such a cause, I know not what ye have to fear. To do this with..efftd,, review your Police, anthee that every inan.,around you supports the Law of the ;1.-aittl. Determine your. selvei to set your faces.against ever) Crimilgal of eveg 41,44 and the populace round, you, and the tenantry under you, wilt cover you with their Wes. sills for laving them front tlestrudien.," • . CLONMTL, JAN. IS. Yesterday morning, at ten o'clock, the follow. ing persons, tried and convicted on the three pre ceding days, were conveyed from prison to the Court to receive sentence : Daniel il . yan and Timothy fin the rape on Margaret Daniel ;'" John Supple anti John Lon. drezun, tor a burglary and felony in the house of John Devereux ; and Christophir L,ndregan, Ed. Inund Lordteifan, .7arnes Fox, Ma:ll,mo Mockler, Michael Ilennesg, Deffis Carrtv, 011,1 71hn Crowell, for burglary 'and felony in the h Alse of Davit! Grady, in the Glyn of Agheriosv, on the night of the 3d of September last. Previons to point sentence, the Hon. Mr. 13a. ron Gvoltat:adclressed the Prisoners in a most im. pressive tnatinr, on the enormity of the crimes for ,which they Were to Slifer, and on - 111 4 e importance of 'their emplAying the Mort period which lifter. vexed bet wi - qm them Had' eternity, in the - deevett reilidiou and contrition, To tint Ccnvietl ,for !An:gritty, he -represented the fatal ,consegtmces which route result to . 4e -community, weie sttett crimes Weirs. permitted tom , puss - enputiiiihett,: - . . On Vtiday. JsAt, in R,Ocroil-§tmet t Mrs, Ttiwgr4 the ti the 1+ 4 6. Dr. Joseph To . vvrs. • On Saturd4y, sit Bath; John Crisp', Lig. nf.Cot nehdeat, ,Surrey. ~ thl the 21(,1 of July tut at tarraeltpore; Bengal, Lieute nAt retetttne crif Lu htt 6liSt-IndiaVoirircitly 's suf . . N ice. I-hc 2.3 ti utt, Miss Lillias 4,40410 Drown, and on thr, 9th itLit 111 itei i Dent) i diyan both riaqhtersbt. vaittnyMiown, Esq. lorattvileartc. - -,41 - . . )49,Y1.!- t : Pritqed titri Y, JAN. 2*. Beans, 275. od. to 38S. od. „Oats, 18s. od. to aos. od. od. j Pease, 32s od. to 365. 04, COAL EXCHANC'E. Best Coals, to the Pool, per Ctiaidron 48s. od. Delivcr,d to liotisekeerr ;:t 575. od. Sunds:ll,lllit per Clta; ,4 :' 435. 'od. Detiveivi to liausekoc.-1 L.; . od. PR.EGNANT LA IES Whose situation, requires te.ni v urAry R et i r ement. N/T R. WATSON, Surgecrti and Man- Midwife, iv t offers to aeeotniniadate Ladies in an airy and retired sittlatiON with Apartments, t lye-In, on teftll3 Stilted t° 'their cirettimtaii,:es and in life ; r infants pu t out to nurse, and hum Li w takoint 4,11 illdliceS him to ull4l .e.:sist4l4.;e 041evlate. t h e horrors 0 . IYregnailLy. Ladies will find, un'ttritheation to hiln, the fit test attention and most pro fouott accrPeyi" idelterS (1)0St.1);+1(1; to Mr. Watson, Sureort. eivi tr N l3l3- ur ri. Wilson,' Midwife, Ni.; It, loge: Surroy-side ori rta llaektrs..bridge, willjneet the MO' .pointed attention, •, ' . . , 5. Where may , be had the u.ENtbiCTA, at i t * pr bolt, a certain Renriedy to remove 311 0 ...; : :tractions and I tregulaittlex, anti art excellent MediCing 3/S. bail - . . lIAN A/4 ftt• MI I,LAN, MAO& flert.. l oolNtitt.ti , rfacii; I uhlished by ‘V.I LI, IA "4, ba-mi4hti • -*c.ztkit.'f;q9cAo9th,..ootti,ti-A,. ~...1, '61114011K ytittAre j ,i N_ lII_ Strands whim Ad Otiltrl for the Patier. Letters fur Ate Editor. iltc: mu r be , Mitre property and . life fireinsetife, even indivi. dual prosperity must be tirdin'own; the land would soon resume its original uncultivated aspen, and its inhabitants'would be degraded-to their former -level of vassals and slaves. In the present . case,-.:the crime of burglary, at all times punishable - by death, - was aggravatedby•some'peculiar circumstances. A spirit olorposition to the Laws, and of contempt to the Magistrates, had produced awicked and ruinous species :4 combination among a considerable portion of the peasionry of this and` Softie of the adjoining Counties r and it was'in furtherance of this desertie.- tive system that „rile Prisoners . had :attacked' the... houses, evith an evident intention of destroying the 1 properties, and of at least abusing - the persons! ut two honest, peaceable and loyal men, •frem whom. they hatE'neeet received an injury, or probably an!' insultethus at once outraging- thir ordinances!'of- their God' and: the laws of: their Country I 1 ! Mi serable, deluded menu! what have you done Pem.' phatically'asked his Lordship "In attempting the destruetion- of otheri, you have brought down an infathoui death upo n yourselves, and sorrow, ruin, and,disgrace upon your unhappy families l" - 'The Learned Judge,. 'with almost indescribable feeling• anti force, lastly t addressed the two prisoners con- vied of the rape. Presumptuous indeed, it would he, were we to attempt following his Lordship in his own words; and, were even that attempt sue. Cessful, it malt] be utterly impossible to.. Sent to pur Readers the penetrating irresistible! strength which the dignity of his expression added to, every' period. We can barely give a sketch of his Lordship's Conclusion, . .. . . But, enormous as is thegailt of your fellow.sufferers—eyourgs, Daniel Ryan, and Ximtaby Hainan,. exceeds it; for: yonCs are crimes,which must be abhorred by all who hear the name of man-I ° At the dead hour of night you entered the dwelling house of, a poor industriotwman, then absent, and . . dentanded-•his horse ; after -giving his wife your solemn promise that no harm. shOuhi. be Offered to her, you seized an opportunity of being:Alone, for . the perpetration of! on an, at thilecital eifewhiCh humanity must. shudder yoti violated 'ter.- :In vain were her intreaties, , her representation of her situation—that her day of delivery of the child.of which she was then great, was-at hand, and that her death, and , the! death of her unborn infant, would be the attain consequences: of youritilfaing your intentions : you persistedyinie:both, with wore than savage atrocity, - effened your: diabolical purpose ; and you both easntinninate& her i The .predinions of the poor Mother, the Wretched wife, Were at least in part, but MO true 4 you added murder to your other crimes , —the innocent -unborn perished through your brutality and, your , uneleanliness 0! did you believr that there existed a God above, . and yet hope to escape. his isengefwtee ? 'Great and numberless. are tIT crimes of mank i nd.;, but, till the awful hour of yoer,public atonement arrives, cease not,. 1 - 'itnotli) , Fiji linan and Daniel Ryan, to recol. ' led, chat your .crimes.haveexceeded,thermall To. this your prior guilt, you have added an Mitt-age upon justice tind „the uni versalleilings of,Nattire : Gilding that she alone who conl4,:proleyntc.xott was protected frinu the inituenee of terror, you found mean, to extend that influence over the triode of sonic of her nearest kindred, and by, ,ehrear and artifice conjoined, the briither and sister were pr ;! . veiled upon to come forward to this Table,: to - cam ! .. trait bare-fard perjury, in order to lovalidatithe, testimony of their injured, sister ! .What depra vity Neyer was it so sliatnaully, so unnaturally displayed in a Court of Justice. The wretched dupes of terror, in the confusion occasioned :by 'their conscious guilt, acknowledged the cause, Which before this confession WdS disgustingly evi. dent. Unfortunate men ! Let not the smallest hope of mercy in' this life, rest in ,your hosoins 1' To* extend - that mercy to you nOw, would he to•inflia a cleath-wourdon the tranquillity of the Country. At the Thr6 of your Redeemer, whom you have so heipouslY.offended by your transgressions, you can alone hope for forgiveness." The Learned judge concluded by pronounchin the dieadful sentence of the Lawi which is to be exectit. ed as folloWs , • • Ay HaWham and Daniel .I?yan to be hanged at Nt: 0/emit le, on' Monday the,24th inst. 7ohn Stipple anti John Londregass, on Saturday the 29th at Clonmel. Cbririophe • Lowirtgort, Ebnisnel Londrevn, James Foi, Matthew Mockler, Eilsnuncl Dwyer, and Michael Hennessy, on Wednesday the 26th, at rho Glen . of Agherlow. .7ohii Croneen and Denis Carew, respited till fur. thcr orders, Immediately after passing Sentence, the Court adjourned. _ • Yesterday, shortly after the Court war, adjourn ed, the Hon. Baron GEORGE and Mr. Justice Dorwmts set out on their return to Dublin, II Ift IRS. Yesterday, at his house in Nottingham-place, the Lady of William Renters, Esq. of a Sun. P few days..ago, at Woolwich, the Lady of Lieutenant- Colonel Desbrisay, of the !loyal Artillery, of Son, At ° H heaver-ull, Staltbrdshirc, on Thurstkty morning, the Lady of Samuel Esq, of.l ;ion, Yesterday, Mr, Steel, r,:lict of the late tinforninate Mr. J. C: Steel wit ) s,,hal t):000sly triunlered a short tim e since Hoimslow f 1,14111, of.) Son. 014 RR lEPf Last Thursday, Captain John Bushhy, ot.the Royal Wary, ID- Miss - Mary 414Aii?y, of on:lw4.i-street, l'ortinan•squ'are, On Saitirdav, .at the fielas ;Mr. Chitties Adams, Archird , 4l,. tif Miss 'dattgh s tei of Nathaniel On the '7th inst. at Glasggw, Robeit tiog, Fisq. merchant in Greenock, to Miss Anatia Can - lilts - ell, daughter Or tlitrde. veii sea iktAiv4-C +Ala te C arn Abell, 4 . of,A La:lll4e% ST-11P 'IVPIPS'i. CRAVESEXD, jnr. 13. • _ Paned by—the Star, t)rtis, froin 1•• Elizalaeth, illiarns, from Nlalaga:' Recovery, Richards," frorn Dun. kirk"; Young Faetor, GardneF, front New-York ; Stab Seeker, from Falk); 'Jane and. Catharine, Burrows, fan !byre. ". Sailed—the SpOrtsman, Stanton, and Betsey; Quinton, fbr tiliboa; Rose, —., from ; Severn, tor insterdarn ; Mired, —, 'for Jamaica ; Elir.lbt-th and • Ante,, .I,lcwi§i for Gibniltar ; • -Twe Gebroders --, for , Rouen ; London, Maitin, F o r' St. Kitt's' ; and the St. Pa trick, Campbell, for B e lf as t. • , • /I` b Fo 11.1CAJ. YEsn.: RAnk Stock, 14avy q pet Cent: zoo Nit' Vent:, 79y' ~,.10. 1 .3 , . riats.pec Cent, I tie; Cent. Con. 86110 1 piri Cent. , Red; 7 1}:lt , ;Per (251)t.r . .0011. 7401, .itto Scrip . !lank I. Ann. - %eift 9.46' Dittn:Sctort Ann. - • . - Dkett? Scrip . . RI) A I' . ,_ t I tatia •P4OCK South Sea Stock: ' Exchesi. liills is. 2s. dia. Fundablq ditto went. ~ i itt Eicciterjuer Hills dis. Oinnium 4}o 41 lin Vet. 3 pa C tilt , 691 „ Ditto Ann. it g 46 - 1 flank for opening India for Ace. Cons. for Feb. 711 11 _ t LONDON 141,11tKETS, tiec. ' lIN , - RETI/OF WHEAT IN MARK-LANE, By Messrs. CIIILD and MALeAs. Is/le:J1 Weight:rs, ~;. Xneludlng only from the roth of Jan. to the ,stir or Ai!. agreeably to the new Ad. ' • to Quarters at 6ts od " ; 13,1 Quarters at s6s%ad 1 ' 222 ------ at 50S od I 17a -----at 55s ed. • 1 57 ------ at 591 611 I zoo -;-----. at 5 41 od 2-., —at SsIS cd 7 ___:.......-- at-s 3' 4 i 4 4 6 -at 516 Da I 127 -....-...•.-^-tilt 524'401 , 1 -99 --' , at 57s 6d. ,at ,50 96 * 4 A 1 9 1 .*.---"."."*. at .57 s Oil I 3 9 4 - 241 - at 56s 6d Total. 34.2 t2tirtet IS. lid. 'nigher tl —Average lan last Rk.turn: A RE I'URN OF FLOUR, From Tall. 8, to 'lan. 14, from the Cocket Office. Sacks. s. d. Sacks. d. Sacks. •s. e. 5 55 I 1 3549 6 IQ 4(1 6 " t 4 .54 o I 16 34 49 0 2 75 6 52 o 282 j 48 o I '2 45 - • 5 5 4 0 I 55 '47 6 - 5 2 45 °,- 20282 .50, 0 1 397 47 0 1 6 414 Total '2,729 Sacgs.-:—Average 4gs. 714,;' os. ttl.• hig/wf;than last return. ~ ~~ AVF.I2ACE piticr. OF ENC;LAND AND WA r , E 5 g Eliding tan. is. Wheat sbs. 9LI, I Bailey as,. Bean* 3.c• It.ye 375. ILL I OAS 195. bit. j Pease .0- " . .. SEIZI)S. ged Clover (nevv) - gm to IIoS per c:' , Y r • I)itro (old) _pi to 7.,4 ti . ' White ditto - - ' ,3os to i4os do. . , TrOOil .. , - , . 305,t0.7fis filer cwt. Turnip , - - - 1.4.zs to i 65 , )i.,r bo,nel: Y J • 4 . A. 'Lt....rags ".;.. - 1 403. ie'v4llll). 1 3 :S SS t i 0 °6445 1: : E rr ; :;1 : :3:77 t Rye Grass '-,,, - - Cin.raway - .. . - . (,"nriander - - Canary. . , .. SOS' tO-9 , J3 do.. lirown Mustard-Seod - t tis to z 4 .per' boast P. • White ditto - - 1.0 tg 18i tlitto.• ~,,,,, i Broad Ikaris -32 s to 46i do.. Long Pods -26 i to is; do.. . , Rope Seed - - 311. to 361. per last. pRICE 01; WM'S. r ,14 sAns. voekrts. 1 Kent,tol. 0,. to ill. 41. - Kent, !al. ss. to ttl, to% Sirssex,tol. or. to rot. ris. :;usse,x, lot. os. to 11. 1,, it" IF.seX,lol. os. to I.A. ros. Farnham, t4l. to 16f. oti• • Dtiy' hid at C. t. 4,9,45, . - - - .. - _...._;...;,..;..., SMITHFIELD MAIMET, fan. -2,1,' c ' , To silik the i•: 0 tilil--fter guano otIIIII), .„- • Beef, 4s2od. to ; i s. bd. 1 Ve..11, (s. Olt t 0 l're.. .. ' Altittual, Ss. oti. to (is. ad. , j Pock,. 4s. tlO. to is. I. Lamb, aS. to as. 'ad. tiv.Ao of CATTt.?. THIS 0.,4 v. Beasts About z_pa—Sheepanci Lamb:, loop. ..:;. NEM: ATE 'and L EAD ENH A Lt. NIA It I‹. Neel, 3s, bti, to 4.4. M. f Ve3l, 4s. to 6.. 0. Nlotton, 4i. ott, to st.. 0.1. I Pork. 4., Sd. to 54.80.. 1, ttob, os. od. to os. PRICE OF I.F.ATIUR. (per Ih.) AT LEADENIGUI-•• Butts, so to Oro: ,each - • 19 4. to z?L4r Ditto, 6o to tisib. each 2211. ,to 23 (1 . Merchants' 6:auks, 19 ,1. to 2 , d(ti, Dressing Hides,. - tSd. to (. 9` 1 ' tine Coach Hides, - 1 0 . to 2 tet• Crop Hideslor cutting, - - • 2ty ß , to vd• Flat Drdinar'y • • to I St' calf Skins, so to 40 1 b.. per Dozen26tl. in 3 2 `" Ditto, so to 701 b. 310. Ditto, 7 0 to 8 0 1 n. Small Seals(Greeniand)• 37 d. p . er .22 1 66 h : . 11: ttoo Large ditto, loos. to 1405., per Dozen. Taniad Horse Hides, 1133, to 31S. per Hide. Goat Skins - . —S. to —s. per Dozen. I RAW Best Heifers and Steers f p . at.) 3s. Bd. to 4s. od. Middling, 3s. ad. tots. 4d. Sheep Skins . Lamb Skins . PRICE OF 1' St. James's Market 4s. Cf. Clare Market . 4s. ,7d. IVhitecliapcl Market 4t. 7d. per stone Of 81b. ifs. 7d. Average price gs. Yellow-Soap, 78s.—Mot Price of Candles per dozen, I ID hS. Ordinary, 2S, lot!, to 3S. dti' Market Call; 9s. .6(1..tae154 Lug. liorw. 13s. 6d. to t7s. 41 4- • 4$ Od to $$ 6d - os od to oS TALLOW Town Tallow 775. 6d. Russiatio. (Candi 695. P" Russia do. (Soap) 695. 70 5 . Melting Stud' 6os. 60. Ditto rough 45. t. Graves t6s. od. Good Dreg, tos. tied, 86s.—Curd, 90$. tzs. od.—Moulds, t 3s. od. St. JAMES', HAY MARKET, Jan. zz. 1.13 y, 31, rss. od. to 71. os. od.—Aver. I. 7b. Straw, IL 16s. od. to zl. ss. od.—Aver. 21. 05..6d. COUNTRY MARKETS. UXBR I PGB. The Corn.lnspeaor's Return, on Thursday, fan. 13. Wheat, per load, '3l. los. to Oats , . 235. to ni• 161. as. Beton 3u. 9 - New ditto, —.l. —s. to —l. Pease . , 4 .4i5:•:124 10 barley, per guar. 245. to .z7s. N W 131.7 Wheat, 48. od. to Gas. od. New Wheat., to —s Barley, 205. od. to 24$