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GERMAN AND DUTCH PAPERS. cOLIDNE, 'FEB, .is cimfit'mecl that the French - Cofnmaluler of Nrentz has offered to ca- pitulatein the s?ace of twenty-obe days, is case tbe_garrison heitire that time receive no succours from LiaOnAp:trte. Tn the meauwhile all hostility ag4lllst the toovit is to be suspended. This pro posal was sent by a flag cif truce on the 4th. in stant, but according to the latest accounts no answer had been retUrned by the besiegers, and it is expected that the place soon surrender., IVEIGHT4')URIIO , D OF ANTWERP, VER. 25.—.• Notw i•hstanding what has been stated, the enemy is noz . yet completely bloelcadqd by, the forces near this city, and the cause is the impedinients which have been occasioned by the severity of the sea- On account of this obstruction the garrison has been enabled to receive down the Scheldt, without much interruption, some .important arti cles of supply both of: a:1,111million and provisions. A gallant affair has taken place , between, a body of Cossacks, and a patty of the enemy consisting of about 390 been,, who were escorting into the city a quantity of corn: The Cossacks . took ten waggons laden with grain, made some prisoners, killed a considerable number, and drove the rest under the protection of theii: batteries. ROTTERDAM, Era 28.—Letters from the enemy of the Crown Prince state, that his Royal High ueSs was,proceeding southward to join, the Allies Stith all possible expedition. The waggons and other conveyances of the natives of France were 'put in requisition to accelerate this movement. lIAGuE, Fun. ,2a.— Official, intelligence has been received here, that the, town and fortifica tions of Sas. de Grand, a place north of Ghent, has surrendered, and that die Prince of Orange baying been proclaimed, the Sovereign, formal possession ha been ta,ken, of it in his name. M. de Yonge "•a dispatched by his Royal Highness on this duty, and to connect under the same Sove reignty the sorroUnding,territory._ This officer is to carryinto operation the new Govermment, and to . communicate with. the Commissioners of the Allies.. We are expecting the best results from these measures, and from some symptoms that have •lately appeared, the surrender of - Bruges is expected. . IifIENT, FEB. 24.—We learn from the vicinity 'of Ostend, that the enemy's garriloninthAt town is 120ast tong. Tliey n'ad' made several destructive sallies, rollecting grain and levying contributions. Las . t week - 300 of them made a sally as far as Slycker Sas, to pierce the dyke, by which the whole environs of Ostend would have been laid under water. Fortunately they were prevented front effecting their object by the peasants, who collected to the number of between 3 and 4000, with weapons' of all kinds, and droVe them back with some loss. GERMAN SUFFERERS. , . A Sub-Committee having been commissioned to. extitine the documental papers and other sources from which Mr. Acti.EitmANN's Narrative of the Aa.• noi len I'4 _ kw!. 41 and near Leipzig. - &c. is compiled, as some insinuations have been thrown out 'that much of what is therein related is rather exaggerated, and Mr. ACKERMANN having furnished them with the said papers, they were found to consist of— 1. A PamPhlet, printed at Leipzig, entitled " Leipzig, wethrend der Schreckenstage der &Madden, im Monat Oc tober, 1812; als Begtrag zur C'hr.mik dieser Stadt." " (Leip tig,•dnring the.terrible days of the Battles in the month of October, 1813; being a Supplement to the History Of this City." 2. A printed Advertisement of a • large Work, to be ac companied with Nine Plates, 'the Advertisement itself giving a`blief but comprehen s i ve accoun t o f t h e b att l e of Leipzig. - 3. A second Advertisement, giving a similar description of these battles in German and French. 4. A Letter from Co . unt Sch3nfehl to Mr. Ackermann, de scribiog the dreadful conklition .of the villages in the neigh bourhood of Leipzig, especially of those over which the storm of the battle passed. 5. An Official Paper, signed by some of the principal Bankers and Merchants at Leipzig, containing ,an appeal to the benevolence. of the British Public, in behalf of the suf ferers. 6. .13 . -t Official Attestation of the truth of the statement made lit the said Appeal, signed by the acting Jltirgoroasters of Leipzig, with the City Seal affixed. 7. Several private Letters, entering more or less into the 'The Sub-Committee, having read and consider ed the chief parts of these several sources of infor mation, were unanimous in their Opinion, that far from any exaggeration of facts having been re sorted to, in presenting this Narrative to the Bri tish Public, facts have:been suppressed'under A n idea that they might shock the feelings of Eng lishmen, who, in general, by God's mercy, have so imperfect, an, idea of the horrOTs of a cam paign, and the - nnspeakabie sufferings occasioned by, the presence of contending armies, that, to bear .more of the detail contained in the said papers, might destroy the effect -of exciting com passion by creating disgust, and doubts of the possibility of the existence of such enormities. The Sub-Committee were likewise fully per , suaded that the accounts' contained, in these offi cial and printed Papers could nbt have been !ib lished at -Leipzig itself, without being acknow.. 'edged by all as authentic, as they would other- • wise have been liable to, the censure of every ''reader and reviewer; and the - refore comparing them also with Various similar accounts, received from other places, they feel no hesitation in ex preFsing their opinion, that the Narrative 'pub -fished by Mr. Ackermann is a true and faithful : representation of such facts as cam e w ithi n t h e Reporter's awn observation. • Rev. Wm. KUPER. Rev. Dr.. SCHWABE. Rey. C. F..'ft'f'.EINKOPFF. Rev. C. J. LATROBE. Qn Tuesday last Sir W. W.. WYNNE gave a grand entertainment, in honour of its being St. David's day, to ;11 the Officers and men . under his cot►mmnand, at ,Wincluster, A splendid dinner was prepared at. the `White Hart lnn for the Officers, ' where the evening was spent in the greatest har mony. The non-commissioned officers and pri vates of his regiment were regaled with roast beef, plum pthiding, and scra; beer; and their wives with tea and coffee. The Rev. T. DENYS, Vicar of Bourne, Lincoln ghire, was last week convicted before the Com missioners of ta,es fdr the Hundred of Aveland, in the penalty of 201. for shooting - and coursing without , having a certificate, agreeab4 to the Statute. Michael Dogherty, Andrew 31' Kew, and Thomas Butler, three desperate characters, lately made their escape out of 'Aylesbury prison ; but their want of knowledge of the town and country caused them soon to be retaken, and prOperly'se cured again in the prison. They are charged with A highway robbery; in stopping and robbing Mr. John Ridgway, of ; Shunley, Bucks, in the par;sh of "WoolVerton, of upwards of 101. in bank notes, &c., Mr. Ridgway was returning ,home from - market on horseback, xvhen he was stopped and robbed by the prisoners, barbarously ill-treated, and left in a ditch far dead. 'A neighbour and friend of his, hav ing followed him free► market, his attention was drawn to the ditch by the groans of Mr. Ridg way, whom he found wounded and bruised in a most shocking manner, and the saddle of his horse pressed upon his face with an intent of smothering. him. His friend got him out of the ditch, and rendered him every possible assistance, and having learnt from Air. Ridgway a descrip tion of thus robbers, he traced and pursued them ,to FennyStratford, where, with proper assist ance, he had them secured, and, on searching t h em, t h e pro p ert y o f which they had 'lobbed .51,1 Ridgway was found upon them. 3E? counT , OF CITANCEItr, MARCu mEDiciNEs.—SITILEY V. gArill.L. Ilk seas an :application on 'behalf of the plain tiff, for an' order to vary th e award of the at hi trators, to MlOlit the Metiers in dilference be tween the parties in thiN case had been referred ; so far as to decree upon the terms•of the•testator, the late Dr. Sir Sibley.'s will, in regard to the payment of his debts, - which amounted to a sum of 1250/. which Mr LEACII, for , the plaintiff ; the surviving brother of. She deceased, contended ought to hive been charged wholly and exclu sively uliiin the testator's general assets, arising 'from the paterv. - -right and prMits of the ntedicnes called Sohn: Tincture, and Lunar Powders, with out subjecting the moiety of such invention, he queathed to the plaintiff, to any part of such debts. • • Sir SAMUEL ROMILLY opposed the motion, and the LORD (;,Cl-.:LLOR, on reading the will, re fused the motion, and confirmed the award. POLICE. MANSION- HOUSE —Yesterday two Polish Jew's, of the !lames of Samuel ald Joubtidztz, were charg ed ,by Moses Piukas, another .Polish Jew; On suspicion "with having stolen from him two watches and a quantity of pearls. The complain ant's suspicions'having' been roused from hearing that Samuel, the prisoner, had been offering to dispose of a watch subsegnently to the" robbery, he caused him and the other, his associate, to be taken into custody ; and up6n the"person ofsSa tnnel was found a quantity or pearls, the .property of the cernplainatt. His Lordship grapted a war rant to search the lodgings of the prisoners, whom he ordered to be brought up this day. GUILDHALL.—TWO young men, of the names of Brags and 'Pithy, were - ,...itTged by John Game, owner of an hackney-coach, ',4'vith having taken it out of his yard, and driven it about the selects, on Sunday last. - It appealing. that there ,was no intention of robbery on the part of the prisoners, the Alderman (Sir W. Leighton) sent them to Bride ell for a month, John Hobart, of Honey-lane-market, charged the Keeper, of a Tavern, in .A.,litgate, with hav ing detained,- for a day, 28 pOundS. of saus4ges, sent to him from Essex. The case bejng clearly made out, the Magistrate fined the Irri:keepeF 10s. Thomas Horne was brought to the bar by Sa muel Chapel, who stated; 'that understanding the prisoner had been disordered in his mind, and see ing ,birn on Sunday ei , ening in the street, in a State of great inebriation, lie had taken him to the watch-house, that he might be protected trom in jury. The prisoner accounted for his intoxica tion, frOm having drank two bottles of wine, and Was discharged, with an admonition to be more moderate in his liquoi, - aud more regular in his conduct.. UNTON-ITAT.L.—Jarn6i BlCthe and Peter ,Turniill, were - clia.rgea with stealing three saddles and two bridles:the prOperty of B. French, Esq. of Gam berwell. appeared, that on the morning of the Bth of February, the. officers stopped the pri soners at an early hour, on the Kent-road, with the saddles, and the account which they gave of themseves not proving satisfactory, they took them to Union-Hall, and they were committed for re-examination. In the course of their in quiries, the' officers' learned that the coach-house of Mr. French had been broken open on the night of the 7th ; and on - the saddles being shewn to Mr. French, he identified them as heing his pro perty. Mr. French's coach-house had been brokers open about a fortnight before, at which time the carriage-glasseS and a servant's !ix-coat were taken away. The prisoners were committed for re-ex amination. METEOROLOGICAL JOURNAL. BY IL PHILOSOPHIC 1L INSTRUMENT MAKF.R, STRAND. . I Thermometer. Weather. . . „. • .,.. _, .-: ....* .4 tJ - ai ei r.. .. r . ~-.. ._. . - e -= bn •^: i .1 1 .; ;T." g 6 - T . : • 2 :4 ,-:: T.,-, . I .: , .--;-. , ...• c: , -.7-7-- I cu. ° ' c.' ' • i Inches vi 29 30 36 26 30.25 Fair Fair 27 30 32 36 32, .181 Do. Do. 23 35 40 '42 63 • 29,9 a Cloudy Itain 'March 1 42 33. 44 31 .18 Raium. Fair 2 35 33 41 33 29.00 Do. , Rain 3 3f; 137 41 33: .10 ' ltain f I audy 4 35 - 35 -37 33 .38 - " : ' Do. I Snow --...... rv ' co l d )ay, uclu with FL [ding M I - 46 t 1 ail, Snov elted Sno pr, and Rai )tiv ittid iixi MILITARY PROMOTION 41st Pitto—To he Captains of Companies, without purchase, Lieuteeant John W. - Clemow, kilied in action. •Lieutenant. Henry C. Cash, fro:lA . lle 1 ath lout, vice Fuller, placed upon 42d Ditto—To be Lieutenants, without purchase, Ensign 6. Dobson, vice Angrove, dead. of his wound.. 'Ensign --J. Miles, vice 'Millie, killed in action: Ensign E. It. hill, vice IS% Murphy, deceased. - To be Ensigns, --- Coasidine,.Gent. vice Dobson. Walton, Gent. vice Miles. , 44th Ditto—Robert L. Hayden, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur chase, vice Waiter Wombwell, who retires. 49th Ditto, Liedtenant tVilliain Jones to• Captain of a Com ' patsy, vire Nairne, killed in action. Ti, be Lieutenants, Lieutenant John Sullivan, from the North York Militia, with temporary rank. Ensign Edward Glas gow, vice Junes. • " To be Ensign, Volunteer Samuel Brampton, from the 100th Foot, vice Glasgow. 53d Ditto, Ensign G. PitzGerald to be Lieutenant without pnrchase, ' , ice Bowyer, who resigns. Andrew Browne, Gent, to be Ensign, without purchase, Vice Fitz Gerald. Lieutenant A. Daly to be Adjutant, vice Chipweil, promoted. 55th Ditto---Lieutenant P. Abercromny, from the,24th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Sunbold, who exchanges. Henry Leslie, Gent, to be Ensign, vice Jainieson ' deceased. 56th Ensign' H. Mackenzie to be Lieutenant, vice Myers, dead of his wounds. John Cameron, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Makenzie. Hospital-Assistant, P. Pope to he Assistant-Surgeon, vice Brown, proutorted in the Staff Corps of Cavalry. 60th Regiment. of Foot, Lieutenant W. Rafter to be." Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Stopfoid, promoted. Richarh Jeli - te, Esq. to be Paymaster. Hospital-Assistant, C. Newcomne to be Assistaht-Surgeon, vice Berger, deceaSed. . •. Gatti Ditto- a To be Lieutenants, .Ensign W. Hall, vice Mac lend, deceased. Ensign H. Rich, vice C. Young, deceased. TO be Ensigns, William Booth, Gent. vice Hall. Honour able Cliailes Turtionr, vice Rich. 6sth Ditto, Hospital-Assistant It. Williamseto • be 4ssistant- Surgeon . vice 'Barr, tiLeeaseil. 69th Ditto—Charles Seward, Gent. - to be Ensign, by pure chase, vice Stewkirt, proaloted. : 72el Ditto, John Elmore, Gent: to 'ire Ensign, by purchase, rice Tennison, aroniuted. • •76th Ditto—To he Captains of Companiei, Capt. J. S. Ban nister, from the Sussex Militia, with tenipprary rant. Licht. It: H. Hamilton, "vice Wakefield, deceased. To he Lieutenant, - Ensign J. Paxton, vice Hamilton. To be Ensign, J. Kennedy, Gent. vice Paxton. • 78th Ditto,-I'o be Ensigns, without purchase, John M'Crum min, Gent. vice alaeleod,proluoted. • G. H. Douglas, Gent. vice Stewart, deceased. To be Assistant-Snrgeon, Hospital Assistant- W. M`Leod, vice Munro, promoted. Roth Ditto—Capt. J. Maclean, from the 22d Light Dragoons, to be Captain of a Company, vice Knutchbull, who ei chang'es. • • 82d . Ditto—Nathaniel Greene, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice PYne, whose appointutent• has not token place. • 84th Regiment of Foot—Ensign H. Jervis to.'.be Lieutenant, . vice Robinson, deceased.. Quarter-Master j. Crossley to be Ensign, vice Jervis. Sergeant-Major Robert Whethaui to be Qnarter-Master, rice Crossley. ... Staff-Assistant-Surgeon W. It.. White, to be Surgeon, vice Lloyd, deceased.. Hospital-Assistant D. M'Cullock to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Inglis, deceased. 85th Ditto—Ensign J.Blake, to be Lieutenant, vice Johnson, killed in action. Sad) Ditto—Capt. the Hon. G. Forteseue, from the 66th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Impev, (be:eased. affth Ditto...a-Lieutenant-A. lauw to be captain °fat Company, vice Anitesley, deceased. Ensign G. Beetles, Iron, the Gth Gartison 'Battalion, to be Lieutenant, vice Low. Lieutenant-C. Cainion, to be Adjutant, vice Agneik, who re signs the Adjutancy on:y. 91st Ditto—Votiluteer purchase, vice O'Leary, promoted. 98th Ditto, Ensign L.. 1. Brown to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Gibbons, promoted in the New Brunswick Fcucibles. Joseph ‘Vinniett, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Brown. , 100th Ditto- 7 Serjeant-Major ,E. rilkington to be Quarter . - Master, vice Alicante, who resigns. 104th Ditto—LieuteuantA.Rainstord to be Captain of a Com pany, without purchase, / vice Carmichael, appointed Pay- Master. Ensign J. A. M‘Lauchlan to be'Lleutenan, vice Rainsford. G. Home, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Mg.audit - an. H. Carmichael, Esq. late a. Captain in the regiment, to be Pay-Master. sth West India Regiment—Ensign J, Hylton, from the sth Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase. Rayat . West India Rangers--Ensign J._ Kennedy to be Lieu tenant, vice Angelo, pronmeed. John James Lambert, Gent. to be EnSign, vice Kennedy. ' GthGarrison Battalion-e-Hon. William St. Lawrence to be Ensign, vice Beetles, promoted iii the 19th Foot. New Brunswick Felicitate Infantry—To Ise Captains of Come panics, Lieutenant N. Freer, from the Canadian Fencible Infantry. Lieutenant E. F. Davis, from the Royal - New foundland Fencible Infantry. • To be Quarter-Master—Serjeant ------ Barclay, - from the sth Foot, Royal Newfoundland Fencible Infantry—Ensign C. Davies to be Lieutenant, vice Garden, killed in action. - Duncan Campelf Napier, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Davies. • Canadian Fencible Infantry—Captain G. Ferguson to have permanent rank in the Army. To be Lieutenants, Ensign J. de Hertel, vice Johnson, - su perseded. Ensign B. LA. Ciugy, vice De Lorimiure, killed in action. Ensign.E. W. Antrobits, vice Freer s -promoted in the New Brunswick Fencible Infantry. ' To be Ensigns, Lieutenant W. Davidson,, froni,the sth Bat talion of the Lower Canada Militia, vice De Hertel. En sign —Dufresne front the sth Batt.L.C. Militia,vice Gugy. R. T.. Scott, Gent. vice Antrebus. . . Volunteer 11%. Taylor, front the 100th Foot, vice Armstrong, deceased. Glengarry Light Infantry Fcncibles—To be Lieutenants, A. Maedonnell, Gent. with temporary rank. T.- - Gugy, Gent: with temporary rank. Ensign A. Macdonnell, vice Macdonald, - appointed Ensign. Ensign It. Kerr, vice Guny, appointed Ensign. • ' To he Ensigns, R. Kerr,.Gent. Lieut. A. Macdonald, vice ?Mcdonnell. Lietit. T. Gugy, vice Kerr. Lieut. S: leraser. The Kidg's German Legion. Ist Reaiment of -Hussars—Win. Theodore Gebser, Gent. to be Cornet, -vice Gimborn, promoted. ' 3d Ditto-.-Lieut. Von der Hellen to be Captain of a Troop, vice Beth; dead of his wounds. * Cornet E.. Gerstlacher to be Lieutenant, vice Von der Ellen. Deichniann,'Gent. to be Carnet, rice Gerathieber. Ist Battalion of the Line—Aug, Fred. Kersting, tient. to be Ensign, Vice E. 'l', Meyer, who resigns. • DI STIIMIIT1ON : OE PRIZE-MONEY.. • To the Deiirtle for the DankLarhif, Flnid; Jungers per Hearty, .(Desiree and .King George sharing by agreement), ' seven fishing-res . sels, Junge Catharini, La Linge en Batista, La , Contesse, and La Forbin,' for ,Mhsquito, Desiree, and other, on the return o f th e latter to Portsmouth. Recalls at No. 15, Throginorton-street, for - three months; To the sloop Lynx, for the Danish ship Aurora, (in com pany with the Resolution and Ariel), on the sth, at N0.,22, Norfolk-street, Strand. Recalls at The sante place. • To the Acasta, for the Berbice, at Lyi is Office, Plymouth, far-three years, from the Ist inst. • • • • To the Acasta, for the Planter's Lust and Sara Maria, at Lyre's Otlice, Plymouth, ,for three years, from the Ist inst. To the Garnett, fur the Bethke, at Lyne's Office, Plymouth, for three .years ft out the Ist inst. To the Powerful, for Le Henrietta, at N 0.15, Surrey-street, on the sth. -- Recalls at the same place. • - To the. Maidstone, for La Z i aheau, on the sth, at Na. 15, urrey-street, Strand. Recalls at the same place. To the Powerful and Rattlesnake, for -La Bellone, - on the sth,' at No. 10, Surrey-street, Strand. Recalls at the mom • place. . • To the sloop Ephira and Pa; schooner, for the property captut ed at Ch'iliaven, at N0.'15, Surrey-street; on the sth. Recalls at thisame place. , - To the Alert, for the property captured at Cuxhaven, on. the sth, at No. 7, Adelphi erracc. Recalls at the same plaCe for three months. TO the sapphire, for the vessels, and other property, cap tured in the attack on St. Paul's, Bourbon, on the 4th inst. at No. 13, Great George-street, Westminster. Recalls for four mouths at the same place. To the I3ruizer, for the recapture of the . galliot Expedition, on board. Reoalls for three mouths at No. 10, John-street, Adelphi. J \ Ij MOB MARisIETB 3 &C. 'RETURN OF IN 111,1:11:-LANF4 fly It/ Cut 1.1) and Ai:\s, Meal cjiersi Including only-1 . 1'01;i Feb. 21, to Feb: (;. 5 quarteis tit 8-1 0;1 10,10 Quartiiii.; at 7 . 4 s Oa 112 47 81s Od 710 " at Sus 01.1 at 70s Ot , at 79, Oit 41,5 --- at 6 3' ° A li t at 78s i.ln 1104 ---- Cois () '‘. 3 -7 at 77i Oil :110 -----at 0.6 4 11.24 at 76s Ou 14-; ---- at • 65 , t a ; 712 at 7s Oil 1)7 ---- at o:3ii nd 404 • • at 743 Od Gi, t 6th.. per Quarter. s.—Average 724. Oid. titan last Itantn. - .A11:1 72 Q.uarter, ai ",Eutal 1 i,415, Quart er Os. 24d. higher ) ..I , ..TURN., OF FLOC From Feb. 19, to Feb. 2.—Froal thE ,s. d. I Sacks.. s. d. j GecketiDifice *Sacks ~. J. Ca.; 75 0 12861 ---• 0 215 0 1084 68 0 :i4 64 d 177 6:3 0 —....... 62 0 , 125 60 das. 8.41. .week. (01--07 0 I 121 f fi 0 7GO Cb 0 Total— iii 1 iO Scks.—Average, tid..lower than last PRICE 0 HOPS., New Bags. New Pockets. lg Kent .61 1.5 s to 91 Os - K en t •.61 us to ICI ', Sussex 61 6s to SI Os Sussex.:.. 81 Os to 1O .65 Essex Bl Os to 91 Us Farttham.. 111 Os to WI ..1 SEEDS. Red Clover (Foreign) - Ditto English NV/lite ditto. Itye-cints#: . . —s 205.t 9 56, Od per qr• Turnip, White Red and Green ... ~ , • White Mustard Seed B5 Od to.IGs od . : Brown ditto .. 1 Od to 11.),s o,d* Carraway Seeds ' sos Oil to fls 04 Coriasider do • • 20s• Od. to ,- .24s Od CinqueFoin Trefoil . • 3 ..:,,; ris s 0 91 4 0, t t o ,7sB s s O o d a .per , ce,.: Canary .e s• , . 110 s Oil to 120 s Od pes qr. Oil. Cake at the Mill, ISt„ o. per thousand. NEWGATE AND LEADENUALL MARKETS. By the, Carcase: Beef • 4s Gd to Gs Od I Veal (is otl to f 0 4 Muttou .Ss 4cl to 7s 04 Pur k . Is' 44 to Ss 1 PRIC E OF LEATHER. ▪ 2Sd t t, e as 5 4 4 , , I to < to d to „,4 w '2OA ...• 35d. t° St ..38d to t a. to bb d ..• :34d to . 0 „,,120s to 15 4 • 2.2 A to '2;10 Butts, 50 to 56Ibs each . per.lb. Ditto, 56 to 661bs each Merchants' Backs Pressing Hides Fine Coach Hides Crop Hides, 35 to 401hs for cutting .. Ditto 45 to 501bs • Calf Skins.. 30 to 401os Ditt0...... 50 to 701bs Ditto • 70 to 80ILis Small Seals (GreeOhind) Large clitto'. • , 'Pantie,' Horse liidfis Croat Skills .pe d ozun IL'. \‘ HIDES. £i Best Heifers & Steers, pe r s t. Qrdin,ary... 24. , 4d to 1 ,,'.'.-- 3s 44 to 8s C.: Marliet • Calf , . each .! 1 ":' a :.35 . .oi.i to 3s 24 - •Eit.g,.. Hore 14s od to I , '" I Shearlingi....6C.d to 12.4 d PRICE OF TAL,LOA' Iliddliugs . . ° d A St.Jaraes's Market ... Cs 8d ' Tcwn Tallow i I .9,4 6 :7- :.-i °— Clare Market Oi 01 Yelluw Russia i los - (.), 7s si l 'Whitt:chapel Market (is 3d White ditto .'.—s P ~, O a . pet steam faf 81b. ------ Simi ditto .0,4 . e'' ' ' I:Js 1 4 11 a :) t% irig4;44sweig ' 4)4l "*"' lit . Average t;: t .z; CAd Pi' it. mg'i ° f / '-)• 0( 1 ' C ' 4 4 . , • l ( I .. ... (:;. C. .: . . 26' .•.4 ... , 0 1- , d Curd— .............. •: ~..3 Palm ..... ....... , ... ',..1 , t, 163 Od--Motticis, 174;:r- ',°!" d for ready nicvle - • • • - Yellow Soap ' 112 s Mottled 124 s Price of Candles, per dozen ; ed per dozen .allowe ST. JAMES'S HAY M ' ARKET, Feb. 21. Has Straw ll 7s Od to 21 5s Od—Average, i 1 Ib3 HAY WIIITECHAPEL HAY MALIKET. '•. , ea Hay 4 l. 4s Od to 51 5s Ori--Averaf.., -, , 1 1 l ' , :',A Stit* ll 14s Cd to 11 Its Od-AveraN: II l ''',lo Clover 6l O s o d to 71 os'Od-Averao•e 6 11° ' . ,› / COAL MARKET, MAnca 7. Ships at Market. Ships soli; : .Price• 0. 92 Newcastle , ,S3l co.q-il. to 65 4, gd , . 4 Sunderlanc , l. ' ,6 , 15:'‘5 , 1. to 6 75 ' 0.14 4 Stone Coal o —s. 0,1:. to -- 5 ' , BIRTHS. d 1 • On the 4th inst. in D u k e - s t ree t, Portland-place, the 1,2 of John Forbes Mitchell, Esq. of a son. Gtr On Monday,in Hans-place, the Lady of RichardC i • Esq. of a son. IV Yesterdaymorning,, in Gower-str ee t,- Bedford-square! Lady 91 Henry Thbeton, Eq. of a daughter. • •;;Ii Mrs.. Captaib Sandi s lands, s 'Edinburgh Regiment of I .s , ti'' of a daughtr. • At Treineer, in St -- . Twly, the Lady ' o f C ap t a i n Will' 3 ..°1 Heat, of a daughter. • MARRIED. On TlntridaY last, at Pi-ohns, William Penrose, F6(j•".- 1 rd gea, near Trur o , t o Mi ssf i e Juliana Roberts', dung bier of berts, Esq. ( 1 / 2 : Lem e lly n . ir o OnSaturday last, at. St. George's, Bloqmsbory, R P. }I I • al' Esc'. to Maria,, fourth daughter of the Lae o b one l I esterdav, of St. George's, Moonis:),nry, the - Pid!lr the Earl of Portsmouth, to Miss Hanson, ektest olotin Ronson, Esq. of Bloonishury-square. , . . . ~, DIED:. - ' •- , .t' On Thursday, at Newton liy me , fiearTadcastcr, Tor''''e. ~Ted Fl 7, Ithe.ltiq , Henry Wray,' M.A. H ec t or o f that 11 , ie, l;,ir l%" id Vicar of liatficid I.3roado, Esse*, and a Deptl: - 1 41- ,thtut for the Wcst fiidin. ' . afor d , On th 4t17 ' ' lc 4th lust- at his Th.ouse in'Gower-Strut, li` square, Joseph Sate', Esti. aLzecl 76. On. Friday Inst . , at Tredidon, ne:ir Lanficeston, the P Browne, Esg. on e o f the. ProprnAors of the Is; 01 11 c. . 1 wall Bank. ' The same day, at Lyndhurst, in his 7SIII year. Mr. gale, Steward to th e L ai d Warden, and one of the of the NesvForest. • • 1 1 : 4 At Carnew, North of Ireland, Ma:!ha yetirs : she carried to the grave Imit of flier weddiuk-dr e " tured upwards of ;30 Vs'il FS P t -I • if '„. e. _AI the 19th ult. aged 61', Thouta,l !cnore:,:. linVWn to the visitors of Harrogate, " Sir Thomas Hill, Governor of Fort. Nl:Aitizty.t." • • PRICE OF STOCI( Bank Stock, shut Navvy per Cent. 974 i • 4 per - Cent. shnt, 3 per Cent. Red. shut 3 per Cent. Ccns. Bank L. Ann. shut India Stock, YE`iTE,B. Tr.l Y. India Brads.,, i l.s. li2S• oni•.Hlll,9tsii ditto LiipvriNi 3 per Cent: Ditto Aim. Coos. fin. Gth April. • a LONDON.' Pfinted in' J. 8. / CARSTA TRS, Nc.) ; and prOolcshed by W. A. ScIUPPS, of I ;' ; ';`;cc' at the Su`-OYrIcE, No. 112, Strand ; when: A d " 1 5 . d. meats, °Jars, Lqturs (post-paid;,&c,:awit'be