The Sun. — London, England, 1814-02-15 00:00:00

THL 1111,telTAItt The 7 ,trylis or.ht expecttiildafly, tht < oinmmid of the ISt R an'opean Bat 'tali+~:r:to he cUniiio§eitirom !Mien:fit Witi:f Re giments. About 50U men of the. loyal Bucking— hamshire Militia errived. from Ireland on •Wed, ne!tdny, and. are nOw at Ual:'racks, with the detachnicnts from the IA and !..; S'urrey, Re- • • gin , enrs. A rafty of Voiunteets froth the Denbigh :Nil- . lifia arrived, at IVincliester join_ the 31 Provisional Battalion, under the cornmAnd, `ot"'ir W. W. Wyr:N . F., Bart. A d2tachnient from the - , 1;;!.1- are to march to-morrow from oar liar- . Tacks, !O embark•for New .Sonth Wales. t'itrong. detae.tuents for the Ist Royal Scots, 29th, 34th, and 71st - Ragimegts; ernbarked la . st week at Portsinon'th, to join'their Regiments , in France. Xlotit. 400, horses f9r the grdnpftee, 'orps have :ako embarked, and arc 'waiting for a fair wind, with th- heavy and 'hussar i-einfOece nients,. abOut 1600'med 'and' horses, to'sail for Passages. "About. 23 horses have died in the, try 'parrs, by their detention-, during the late . boisterons weather. • . MINGTON, FEB. 1 1 .-A General Court- Martial has assembled here for the trial of men belmv,ing to t'ie' French Independent Com pany; .I(eNEs, President - Colonel FosTEB, Deputy Judge Advocate, --This week abotit 600 Getman troops have landed here from Cadiz, Nrllo lately Aleserted:-from 131JoNarARTE's zrmy, to serve in the British 'service. DuEL.-- , -Sunday mnrOhig, soon after ,seven 'o'clock, Mr. - J. C. and Mr. J. W—, both stu dents of the Middle Temple, met, accompanied by their seconds, near 'Chalk .. .Farm. *After ex changing one shot each without effect, the Gen- , iletnen who were present interposed, and a*Mu• tual and satisfactory explan :don took place be tween the parties. The origin of the dis'pute prose out of a trivial misconception relative to an abt,ent friend. SiNcoLAn.DiscovEnt.—This* week the work ripen who were making a cistern adjoining to tide sugar-house ,in the Quaker's Fryers, r ‘betWeen Merchant-street and . kosemary-lane, discovered three stone coffins, about 7 feet belOw the sin-face of the ground, containing the entire skeletons of two men and one woman. The place formBrly belonged to the Dominican or Black Friars, and, these bodies were ,probably buried in the cha p.'', of the Monastery. The dimensions of the clinpel are thus given by William "A Wareester'i —Leng4h of the choir 26 yards, breadth bf it 8 -ditto ; length of th, nave 31 yards, breath!, of it 21 ditto. • The followiog. anemorandai among __others, mere copied by the ,saine anthor from the register of the Monastery :--E Courteys made4the - great cross .in the bm'ying-ground:-.4.-,. Tilatt hew de Gourney was tme of the founders.-4 — Sir Maurice de Berkeley of Bdverstone, and the L'ICIV Joanna his wife, •were buried in the choir on ; left hand of the altar---Sir William I)a\-v -beny, Knight, was buried in 'the choir.—The heart of Bobert de Gourney was buried in this church.' It is -not : improbable -that the- female ske!eton ant! one of the male, lying next to her, 'are those of Sir *Manricpde Berkeley and his la 4. Fgrley's Lifi;tol Journal. , . ; . _ AI LT .11 DER have to •reccixti. a most barbar.ous ,murder, which was. committed on the body of a TFian named Flood, on Saturday night near Faheeran,. in .this county. .A gang of villains bi ke into his house, and after dragging him out of lied, shot hintin the back, Rua subbed a l mo st every . .part...of- the bodylvith . a - bayonet ! a. few da`y-s previorts Ai? the tourder, a party• of the Moat Yeomanry,, nude': the coMmand.of.a Magis trate, took. up a - guu r two bayonets, and 170. rounds of ball cartridge in the , house' of . and it'is hci;tv.,tl that the carders suspected he was giving information against- them.—Dublin C)i+ esp'rmeent. f,itil'idav morning the.house of f it ROBeRT KER PORTEi, in Weymouth-street, Portlaud-place," was discovered to be in I:lames-, which broke out the• drawing-room, occasioned by. his . Lady, the PricessSettramerroar, going intti.the room between 7 - and 8 o'clock, with acandle„ and by, accident having set fire to the Curtains.' - By the exertions of shine of their srvatifs'aird.,dther per sous, the flames were got under-=before the arri val of engineshint a gold watChbelonging to the Princess. was stole't. . The following singular escape tool( place during the fire at the aise the fore the Itioraoct Qffiee, had the branch in : hiS'llantrat work - when 'the ,explosion of the gunpowder happened. He was 41:flocked:. down, r(''coverng himself iinmedi:ifely, found that be WOR ul:Aurt; The man who stood by Lis side, was killed. airing t! late severe weather touch ittjulywas gust aitt,ll io Hampton-court or rather theriHArl.l-1-7, cowiguotictlirrctci , lying near King stog. A;• as lately made bis,Royal High . 1 - 11:, the of Kt -- .svr, as ranger of the Vark,,nf . nutuht.i.' of deer trout the New Forc:st in "'lamp, whi:h were kel4 in the,. paddocks. , 'F a gg, A fisliern'tan, was attiaeted to the spot during the i p rietnt: , nt ,;,eason, the moaning of hut-. wereri&Orly.kgvered ilte_sow.e.---, assitance be ( I:7lsa;:gcl,..,t.h.e_attiny.lls,, or ,they other wit:e muc.t Iri^e perWied. A ntanher of ,tite. deer were tumid . dead...T.he bares, .•• in nninbet: tool;: . r4lt.gcin 'the grottnds• of Lord !rcr cro , l sing the Tl;aines. Some, pigs al,O vnislial thee liaddoek;7, and,. i n Bushey a. great nuniVer of were also found dead. • Saturday se'nni„ -- -Itt an intilie.st, sat on the body of•Mr..latnesCleiftent, of 31 . 6 g; Wilts,' who was by a tatust n c'•-i tchni Via, riticttt: -It appctr ed that thi ili?...yse!" - vvrtlphooting the day before with Mr...fiTnc . s,C-19yer . ,,01. Mere, and that wlide Cili.)ver fell into sotng deep witter, sine! ,eraltd,to . bi friend Cletnent to as si s t 110114 tlle muzzle of Glover'; order to Oil innit!nt.Of the pi k t•- te.6 - 6nt %t ('e iu the act Of this asststance,.the g.un went ofr :kint_e • Hts gotere4 Clement's left breast, who . knstautiy exclalmed; ' -Lord have‘nterc,v • in .akont!fiy.g mi nutes, , Ile has left ;.t widow, and two cil4en.. 3:11 - c4ury brought in sh o t, " VAAT 'COURT OF CHAZ,CEitY, rt;i3. 14. TAE. oi)Eltiv-viounQ—ivATE ß s 21. tAYI:64t. Mr. RIC 11 RD S supported by Mr. .TonN:o:', on Satnyday made a tnotioti on the Part of the pluiu tiff in tbk cause, praying for a suspension crr post= ponement of the intended sale of the Opera-house concerns, now under advertisement fur sale, pur suant to a late decree of Coml. Sir 5'4:41...7"Zr:, ROMILLY resisted this motion, as fitterlyanfounded in fair practice or justice, as it appeared that: the plaintiff si:etned- to, wish to be come-the Manager of the . Theatre himself instead ef•thcdefendant, and was the rally creating the delay, since above thirty; or at least twenty .w,ar rants became necessary to enforce _his . personal examinations On 'interrogatories under the decree. The .fr'arned Counsel animailverted on ilke con ,tyivance of blending this case with the Opera house, with which it had no connection whatever, uhserving that this motion ought, if feasible,,to be made bef&re the Maiter . ef the Rolls.. Mr. MILLS', the. plaintiff's .561-ieiter; disclaimed his having advised .it, but the contrary. The motion- was dismissed:—Term ended. C01.711:1 OF KING's I E Cii, DLc. 14. Lord IS,ccENuoßoiic,il commnen►ced .the Siftinqs . of Hilary Term for the co,unty of Middlesex this day, at Westminster- Halt.—'There ,were . but few causes fried, and nOne of any moment.. ' - ts`sYdg§, Ve . "3. 114. ( I: ;, RUE'LTI"i6 , Thi's day these' SCS'sions •eoriinieneed heroiie VtrztA•l4 I`,lAiswisintieG, Esq. the 'Chairman, a+ .d k.Bench 'of •lustices. Tire most interesting. trial that occurred, was the following - Ohd•Of John 4ezifi , s, an Attorney's Clet . k; aril his Vain- Vour-working ,Wontan., who .were hot indicted by the parish of .Saint Giles's, Cripplogate, f or unthercifolly and-inhumanly 'beating • With a large Stick, a poor pa . rish , apprentice, named Ann Byrne, successively' on the Gth of January last, after -the-girl -had been about three years them, having been bound :at. the age of ten years ; and, instead of bcing 1 flogged, for not blacking her master's shoes 1, 4 t0 his liking, and for ofrentling 1)r mistress: i z :on some other occasion, to ,c-ach a degree, that an adjoining nei , _;Embour beard time screams, wirere , , upon the girl being told by her mistress that she • would not he kept, was directed' by a woman in . the street to- the workhouse, 'where, on inSpec tion, she was fOund so beaten. and blackened with stripes, that Mr. Laystaif the Surgeon; deposed jo time colour and appearance of her back to be like that of a zebra. The _girl ' iras of art inte- resting appearance. • • • Mr. Al 4. EN conducted the prosecution., and Mr. GUli& EY made a short address to the Jury in, mi-, tigation, - Without calling any witnesses. • • ,The.defendants were. found guilt?", and the-wife. being pregnant, was fined Is. 'only, and tide: hus, -band 101., nt and Jo . hn Fenn were found guilty of ass 4 king and in i nrisoniug Mr. Marriot, upholsterer. 'The circumstances of . the cas'e Avcre: thesti :—Mr.Marriat had sold to rd.r. Tilt furni,-- ture Of the valise' of 391.55. and bad taken his 'note at twelve :months foi that shin. ,Hearing, how- . ever, that. Mr. Tilt had got sotne•Money, previous to :he bill becoming due; he called upon. hint, and proposed to forego tlie interest which had ac-. elated upon :the for prcitht' paymelit. Mr. desired him to call the snext• day, which h 4: did wheel Mr.. T. gave him 50/. and desired him to - give a . reeeipt for the Whole.sam due. This he refused to: do, and having' gi4en' a Proper receipt was . going away, when he'.was stopped by Mr.' Tilf, who forcibly detained him in custody till he . wrote such a receipt }ls he and Fenn, who was a in the house, and who was present, die t;tted. The defendants were sentenced to pay a. fine of 20s. each. . • - ELOPEMENT. - Wetill&day • horning last, a young female of a respeetablefatnily near Havant,,, eloped with the butler cf a Gentleman, in ,thas, cinity. The fair fugitiVe was pursued by some * friends,, trho had ..xl3 early inti,mation of the Overtaken in 'CoshaM and conveyed back to her residence., SWINDLING.-During the late severe weather, while the pocyr were sufferingsa much from watt and told, four wen of respectable appearance, ac companied by a fifth in the garb of :a headle,•ap - ptied .to several of the inhabitants of :Mary-le bonne, and the adjoining prishes,.for contri butions, in aid of a . tnnd form ing for the:relief of the poor. In many cases they succeeded, and obtained various sums. They were pr-yvided with a hook, in ,which they entered the wine; of:the subset iber3, and the sums and before the fraud was discovered, it is stippbsed they collected Upwards of lOW% „Similar frands hate been practised in various parts of Islington and the city-road, and, it is supposed, by'the saute gang. TIIVE,MAN V. LAMB RT AND OTHERS. This was an action by the AliyVor-of Pontefract against the defendants, who were Petitioners . against a return in Parliament for the Borough of POinfret, to reeOver'coSts of defending -themselves in a Ciiinmittee of the tionse of, Commons.. The question depended upon the construction of,seve ral Acts of Parliament, and it wa6.agreed to re serve it in the shape of a special case. HABEAS FARTE BLAKE. We stated a f6V hays ago, that 'motion, for a habeas corpus bad been obtained in the Court of King'i Bench, to - discharge Lieutenant Blake, of the 56 iegiment,' who lied been Under 'military arrest, since November last - , unless good grounds. were shqwn to the - contrary.—The ATTORNEY Gi N P;RAL sheaved cause on Saturday la s t, which was, 'that no efforts - were to bring lti:o to .a e'burt Martial, but that witnesses, whose evi dence is material, were n)t in the country, and that immediately on.their arrival the Court sA-.la,r -tial will take place. The Learned Gentle Man pro dneed 'an afrdavit af,the Judge AtivoCate General to that etieci.,'and the defendant was rethanded. COURT • OF COMMON PLEAS, FEn. IitCHAUDSON V. SMALLWoCii). This was' an action of considerable importance to the trading world, and was brought by the plaintiff, a re4pectahle.tavern-keeper in Covent- Garden, against the defendant, an auctioneer, and house-agent, residint.!- at the corner of Sonthamp ton.-street and Bloomsbury-square, to: recover the sun) of 8151. 16s: Sd..beingthe amount of several .promissory.notes‘ given by the defendant to the plaintiff for money reilt. The defendant pleaded that he became a bank rupt January 1812; and that the cause of - action accrued before that time. The plaintiff rep - lied, that he had been discharged finder afiirmer Cone , inissiun in 1802, and had not paid 1 . 55 . . in the pound to all his creditors under the latter.' Ti this the defendant rejoined, that he had paid 15s. in the pound, and upon whiCh issue was joined. Mr. Serjeant BEST stated the' case on the I)art of the plaintiff; and Mr. Serjeant VAUGUAN, for the defendant,•not being able td prove that his estate had made any dividend under the last Com mission, or that 'it was ever likely to p: - ty -any, the plaintiff had a verdiet . for his demand--8151. 165 . . '23d. Bacrils, • .• • Oa the 3stitult, at Pctt, flastlngs, ;the Right tlon. Lndy Harriett, the wife of the IlOn. and ker. H.l.).]Erlskine; of a daughter. On the sth inst. at Edinburgh, Mrs.'Molle, of Mains, of a "Son. • . . . . . . . O ....... • • ..., On the 6th inst. the 1...v.t} , - . of Rade:rick Macleod; 2 , q. Toup t .t-er, oftiadbuil,'Se4nla,nd,tof a.daurbter.• = , On- the'Tth lust. Mrs. Taxletou, of Clivaily-Fla.11; of 'a danghter. , On the Bth rust. the Lady of R. Darby, Esq. of Colebrook Dale,of.a.danghter. . • The Lady of Charles Marshall, Esq. of Fraialifort-street, Plytabnth, of twin boys. On the 13th inst. at Hadley, Middlesex, Mrs. RohertHay, - a . son:- .`iiinday, Mrs. Julia Ellis, of James-street, `of a 'son. )011 , tte thith.inst. Mrs. John S. Taylor, Orkat'Jaoaksz-street, '`t:elioril,row, of a son... • • . Lifitgulitlay . ,wtA, the wife of a journeyman tailoti, of the name,ollisibbs, who, resides in Hereford; was safely delivesed . of three tine - boys, who, with the mother,:tre doin4 very well, being all of thtitdsirong children,. and likely to live ,And on the 20th nf last month, the wife of John Lewis, a•Finer, at Sirlmm , ,y Iron V.•''orks,Glamorganshire;•gale tiiith,to threetiail boys, who, with the mother, are also doing well. DAVIS V. COBLEN7Z. • This was an action to recover 61. the amount 'of the rent of some rooms .occupied by the de fendant in the house of the plaintiff. - It had been agreed between the parties that a quarter's notice to quit should he given on ei,,eh side, anal the, ques.ion was, whether the plaintiff had relekised, the defendant from this obligation ? The:evidence, was contrildictorl and imperfect, and a verdict, was found for the plaintiff. ,It was ,incidentally considered whether, under the statute of frauds,':' a parole declaration would in this case be a sufli cient release ? , , The Judge, however, declined giving any opi niOn on . the subject, a siTnilar case being under the, consideration of the Coutt. TIIE POLICE. GIII,LDHALL.—John Gordon NVas charged by George Graham, his employer,;with stealing : from him a tinantit.y of soap. The prisoner had beet*. 18 mouths in the'emplov of the complainant, and till lat'Oy no susPicion Cad been entertained of his honesty. The prisoner was ,fully committed, for trizll'.. ; HATTON- GA R N.—Jahn &ell! diSh a *ate!)- . map, was brought yesterday before Mr. CA PPE , for examination, .charged with, robbing Jeniima, ~the wifei of James. Flower of No. Greengate-court, :Hampstead-4°nd, of a bundle, containing a piece of beef, sonic bread, and two paperssof halfpence. :The prisoner was cont witted for further examination. -henry/ Car Mr eras brought niin the custody of John llutt, who apprehended him - in Enfield, chargetlTWlthistealing a cart-load of dung from •his master, Mr.lidni Cobb,. bf Olav-bill, Enfield. The pri . soner was . fully committed for trial. iklAv.f.poßoudn-STREET.----A hackney coachman wars 'fined 4bs: for abuse and extortion. He had conveyed a fare of two liadieS and a youth . from Covent.:Garden .. Theatre‘ fii,John-street, Oxford ' road, :)pd On setting :them down he demanded ss. thonghtbe,fa're was only Is. 6d, It was refused, hut` to avoiii : tht..extraordinary bad behaviour of the defendant,. 'he was. paid the, extortionate. de mand to get.'r*O - of him, andthis information was - prei . erred." Id defence was contended, that the link'-bOy had "agreed with the coachman for the talc'en, but ;S:iich was denied ; and even-if it lacl keen'sii, tlidla . re was n©t cOmpellabic'to ab:de , by 's4ch contract. ~ .- • MED. • On the ipth ult. Captain J. F3a4sebroil4 of the King's Ge,•••• man Eiiginee•r,. • ilk grandfather . •WEL3 .a Captmin 'in the Guards in the reign of George the ,First; and his, father .a, Captiiin hi . the run of George , theV•eccind,- • - • ' ;•," , . . . On the 1(1th-of September 1.1 , ,t, on his , passagetO t l he Cape of Good Hope, Geo.r.:e Dempster'Gtittirie, E§(l. in 'the .Civil Service of the lion. east Intfia ComNiny: • ~ I.,ately, in - his 20th year, at his father's Inn,e in Newcastle nntier-Lyme; Lienfenant William Nickissurt, co . L his Alajety's 14th Regiment of Foot. . 0o the sd insi.•the R6r. Sir I'. Monoux, Bart: aged 79. On the sth inst. at Lywp;:tone, Devon, Mrs. Hail, of An nistori. On the 7tlliust. at Erskine, Scotland, Alexander, the in-- fant - son of Lord Blantyre. Lately, at the Royal.Nafal kimaPitali . .Stonels - ouse, Mr: eras James, of Dock, late of his Majesty's sloop Rejndscr. ; On tigyath .at.' Hammersmith, •in the 49tb year of 'his rige, Mr. Edward Lewis, late of-Chatham-place, BlackfCT,rs. ; Aged 101,, Mr. Rees Morgan Rees, of Abertlyfuant, l oi- . rharthenshire. - - ; Latelyy, at FI tv, rirecon.l,ire W. Grizor, ag-d , 1 ltrgars • Latefy, NoFthamptonslli.e, John T oxitycraft, lallonrer . in husbandry. He worked on one lanai 23 years, anirl,-;111;ed to and froni his work 14,392 add_ lost lint thre..e . dqs in the tihoYe tine. . fa. • ' i • . Ou Thursday last, ..at St. Watling-street, Captai n Moies, a the Royal I'usileere,to Miss Ma same dav, at tiospu W, N ish, Esq. !-;iirge,on of the East Sultolic llegiwent to Miss Chitty, (laugh ter ,9f 'Captahr M Chitty, of the East Kent Rgipocut. of I.lllltia. • On Tuesday laA, .at Lipiiain, Mr. Stephen "Gay; agid 22,4; Hannah Rider, aged 76. On the-sth inst. at :it. Peter's Church, Dublin, Saiunel Pairtivugh, Esq. Captain in the 90th Regiment, ,to, Miss Sin phia Caroline Morgan, niece to the - Right Rev. Lend Bislioi of Limerick. • . . . . , On the 7th . inst. at Scotland, Walter M'Target, Esq-Merenaat t 'Grangeluouth,.to dean Kilkloeh, eldest daugh ter of.Alexatler Ramsay, Esq. Banker, Falkirk. On - the• loth inst. the Brandrath, to 'Elizabeth, eldest daughter of the Rey. Mr; habits, of Lynne, Dor,.etslii re. On Saturday last;• Major Dawson, of`the East-lialii Company's Service, to Miss Osborn; eldest daughter of the late %V. Osborn, Esq. of South Lambeth. c '` , • . - L. ; GA.ZEIT'i74.---(Cot 4 irtNu.Dv • • , . ?larch 5. T. Clarke; 0 .• ' rste4 - u la ornew-c ost, wo fact nrenl7-Nltti - ch victualler. ". e , G. Goilid, Bath, drof.r,:i:,-A—March .T, King, I''id'.ll:b -tipital:lelds', tailor —MarA a: ;.f.:J6el, , T , l , inro!! . .C. Frne, oiner---:Nlarch • T: • ke ti Wyntit);.», New Sarnin, - and J.,lcarrow, Shaftesbn:•y, j , Nttison• $4 - e1;41„ et, 2-• "I,:hopp.on and W. Sinxn i Atliill,'S-ci;urt,,Oldliro ' e. d-st•e ;> . plcr , .lionts . --MarL:ll 10. S. Freer h, Ma;.;.,11 Eastall, Purt.4nouth, vitiliter—Marc h V'"ceter) . viiltner•--Nlatch 9, W,,Orni)l), NoN c t o J, T upon-ylie, ivine-tnerrthant—Miirch 5. Vir, Sharp, 1314.13*-L* Yorkshire, caliCo.:lnanufactikrerer. • .. .0 CERTIFICATES . initcrr J. Grove. Great Rtissell=9tre;et, Bionmsbury', fislintong,. o s J. Hirst,' Marsh, Yorksliire -merchant—T. Hould . ea, C r " „.. c, Itussel,-street,- Qarter, Portsea, 41, fi-mve,jun.Tnitsea,.hotise-carpenter-4. Duurniney, bricklayer-3. Layman, Chingfurd, victu3llcr -- i rrnine, Suinersefshire, Carless, fed, carp:liter—W. Johnson, T.eed,i„ woollen-7dra;l r • ir ,r, Penven,, Leoniirnsti:.r, Ilereforji•hi're, innke.epei- 4 . ' Liverpool, draper—J. "Joy'rnini, "St-ouiVort; Woi'cet`.!", e ..o t liop-irrt•chant—Dk Ward, Itumford, • victualler—T• Aluor-streety Sohu, victualler. PAI'NERS PISSOINED. 0! - S.. Anderson and ll J. Ilro'lN. U ll, %V IPS ormwoOd-stre.et, n)erchan . E. Pa' nierand Fenclitircli-street, grocers' -- ' 1; Ritherdon'and F. Suthinier,,Upper,Tlinies-stivet, svr l o s finels—W. 13. and H. Penn,Paol-Hayes, StaiL)rdsbir?.„ e r iittdiron-masters--;;:j. Walker And Loaves streetomstom-ionise-agents—R. Peer, E. Yates; It. Pe",1 1 0 1 1% T. V. at es, anti .1. .Hardi Tam NV, h; Stafordsltire lingswOrth and C. Palmer, Portcnomitii, ", - t oil and T. Parsons,Bristol, tha r.. r E i toji • am1;1.13o11. on. Sha dwv!l Higli-street,stopSf3ilers.Kilt; and J. Wailier, Itickinerswortb.- Hertfordshire—G. 1- l er ''„ ; -n stk,- and W. Burdett, j :r.,Berkeley-square, and C.Buisson, Wt r inctiester-seet-R. Mut es, S. o„:1,t7 gip,( It. Meridy,-Serrrti, carriers and ryliarfingers—J , A. (.1 L' r- s i n ss L Jackson, Norni,ntna , s•• wi.ofinzers-A, Price :1;1(133'. Rolls, Po...l4eepc.''e firs-IC. An stick., NV. Horton, and T. Rum:, Coalport, shirr, porcelain-mann focturers-..M o r r i s h an d A. Tin.;‘,,lo. %Valcot, Somersetsiiire—M. 6. Lerimr. and J. Prowc.e, ton, .Gloagesteysiiire, t.potlievaries—.l. Nteveps and J. y p Lelant,.Conwall, inaisters---.1.1.'.,,rriii and it. arid 6 -;;;ss' Ah ne,ss a , Ala r.'ce eclesfield, eottolospiumers—B. and %V. , j ;..tr i l ic . a r ti ; e il , lel s ., i:, .ik i,_ l4. st ic r lz t li_ l e i 7 ; tl l: ( 1 .. 1 ( Parry Turd It. Simper, St. Peter's-alley, keepers. jk LONDON MA &c. RETURN 'OF \VIIEAT IN ARK-LA 7;E, .• , By ;%legns. CniLp arkMALvAs, Meid-Weigberso ,IticAudipg ty from Jan. 31,-to Fe,ll. 5. 0 Quarters At 85, Od - - I 159. - QuarterS*. 785 ,0 4 ' 1C 1 -- at S4s Od t 103 ------,--- .at 7&14 0 1 835.0 d .. :30 •.. at 7 , 1 s o '.!' 4”0 at B2s od - 28 '4O 4.t.t siso4l; 147. 7r9 , at 80$ Oci 445 . at 700:, • • ~ 13 Od 15::: 441 at 7 Od 21 at mku at 77s Od Tutal ,5,t).31 77 ; 4.3 id., • , s 10 tt,au last It turn . /%7 , 7, at . 7V" ' ; ~/. ..\. 1.1.1.:TU1 OF FLOUR, 4 . • From Jail: E. 1.0; to' Te.b. 4.---11-UM tIMCCCiiet OfPO' •-• , Sack.,. s. d. .Ba 4 d. s. s. d. Saclis. s! . • 123 ---- 80 0 ' : 62.3 7:3 c • 1 .e•i ----- ed• 6 '' 2o ---77 0 - 227 -----7-2 A 'la -- 67' 6 25 7t.; U 1.‘:: -- 71 0 .1 1 -.) --- 66 ' • 11484 —75 0 , 434. 7U t) I uti ----- - 4-' ',, 8 -Irla 7 -1 0 - ' I 'l3 -- C,!-) 0 i 1.,--• ii' 4 10 7.1 t.; 1 i l'utit.l--1a0..9 Sacks.—iiverage 745. 6 . , :•.i. 5i4.1. I,)Wer than lait i . .. . . . • e . ~ illiel: OF llol's. ~..., Nqw Bit?... . . . ' Nev.-'4'svolcet.s. a 5,,,, til; • ici.eut 7l u, to 91 9s Kent • 01 US t 0 '. 5, , , - . til. us to 71. lOs Sussex.:.. bi Uw.irs , I OO 1:: , ;Su:i ..... 71 u 3 to 91 Us Far:.11,1r... 1.11 Os t. , .) ii',- EEDS. . ._ Red Clover -',',xurci2, , 'Ditto 'f.:n;liph . —s to Gt . 's los - , od , VI: wte tiiti . Itye-Lirass Tur:ii.p . , W', 'e .itt'Ll'anci Urt:uli . . IS Gd to .-.7.0$ lid 'White islust,trd Seed . B roNvii , dit to , lOs '0(1 to C.2s oil • • •'' ,(..i , ar,riovi.ty SeOs 3os o,i 1? 1:5,,.: , , Qa {..ot i l'Att6er'd . o' ' , Os od to : :s tea- • ,• ,• Chigite Foi it • —s Ud tV'-3 ( 2.d. ~. 'Trefoil C.tivAr. - - 109; th.t 'co ICI.), Cai i•s:i qr . OA. cak, Lit the illiil, Isl. 13s, ktr t,h0;.,,,,,3='-_____", : . , , - I.\''b(i v_VVE AND LEADENI „ %TsIALL NiAll 4 :• -. . ~ lq kite 4:arc:use. '.... ei Beef., ...., ~ 4s. 8d: to tis 4dj Veal Ol Oil 1. 1 “. ' 4 Nl.nituti .as 4,d, to Us 8a I Purk - . . • PRICE 01-' I.,:iTi.ii:3. Butts, 50 to:56111s each .. DM°, 56.t0 Ettilbsi each. 2511 . t" -,. ' 3 , Merc!lipqs' 43,40;5 .! .41id l ' ' ;il Drhssins tiii.les Fine Coach 1-lis Crop kikles, 35 to . .101hs for' eic.till.: • 2 1 ,1 t o 4;‘.° Ditto • 45 to solhs -• ..., h .23A "44 Cal[ Skins.. 80 to 4Ulbs . 410 t 0.., . Ditto So to 7011)5 34d " A Ditto 7 0 .t0 361hs , • ;3.1d" to y „1 Sloan Seals (Green.laud) 3;:d , ' " lei ° Large d • itto. . 1 4.0 s , ozen to ' i _ _ _ _ ... _ . . s'" Mimied Htirse Hicks 22d Goat Alas.— • per dozeu lis i° - IIPBS. , , . ' ',PI Best Heifers Sz, steers, per st. 0rdi.1.2pry,...... 96 4(.1 0 14;' / I . 'is 4,1 toss sot: Market ~;itif .. eat Ii • • It o Middlings...2s :_ , LI t,, Ss'; kij E ng .'lla rs . : I , ls o d tO . ••.ii.earlings... - .(o`ed to . 108 d , _,/ RAW 1 TA.L/..01V. ys , Town 1123 6 ' e 4 A :Yellimitusiu. ).9.s Ou 7i °,l c 74 s'oa) i 6,1 I. A G, i i` Slat' . 92s , ittit, : itt'aiglt' 14.4 Q' t/ o 'j j:,;;:t, ........... •• • ..... • • • / 6 rdarci. [Pulut , 0 a .1 - 5 s "G:1-1‘.1oltids, 1e •,40,,t91,3 rtudv law]Cy. PRICE OF St..Tames's Market Gs 7d Clare Market 6s 8d 1i!:1;clipel Market 6s 5d . per stone of 81b. ISs 8d Average ' • - Gs std Yellow• Soap lli!s Mottled - ' • 124 Price.of. (;acid) e 3, per dozen • (id pex dozen allow -•`• t-f.kt MA R`K.}.;,.4 . , d . 'fay • • 21 61 . 14 3 SLruiv ' 11 11. s. 6d to 11 19, Od---.-.l..verage, • , Phy - 4r 'iA• i'a ••vrtid •• CCeta ,c ll _ f‘, 9 , a straw ll •Ils lid. to '2I Cl9ver 6l tp,?•l :011:64d-Arcre.'' b PRICE OF S'i'()C Bunt: Nav} - 3 per Cent. 9FI 11'14 t, per Cent. 4 pt.r Cent. 843 4 3 - 9,” 3 per,ecnt. lied. Zl4, 10i 711- 71 3 per Ct. Cuns. 70 701 71- 71, Bitnl: L. Ann. 17 1:, f- I att, IreiTE.ttDAY': ' Lulia.Sitsqk, - India '13,111(1.z, pr ,.. Excht.q. Bill ' s, 4c. 6 5 ', . , Otnnium, 23 274. i .01LI s Travenol Ana. e-si Curls. fur inst. 714- 71 • . .. . . . - 7----.tea,,i —----. O' 1 L LONVON -. Prilitt-1. by a. 13. ciAroTAIIN, No, ' / . ( iris l . c ij e r , 12aMings ; and-1)1141i , 10(1 by W. A. SCRIPPS, " 1 „ - i r cit",,. , ' at *the SuN 7 OFetcE, N. I 12,, Strand ; whyre... 1 :2600" ) ulent, Oiao:s, tettlis (past liaia); - &.. rztiit be aP`