The Sun. — London, England, 1804-11-27 00:00:00

Serjeant VALICUAN moved' for a Rule ,to shew cause why the ShcriffOf Nliddlesex shouid not pay over to his Client, or his Attorney, the sum 014 1. which be, 'be levied, under aferi The Motion was grounded of an affidavit sworn by t h e (whose name the Counsel did not men. tion), sta'tng, that he loving been - in want ()Imo. ney, the apply to his' . Attorney for the loan of two s ums, artit.l.lllting to 601 . odd, which he received, anti made him, _therefore, creditor (oche Sheriff for paytient ; but 'that,. when the Sheriff was applied to for the money in his hands, be L aid that hells& vanced a stun for the Plaintiff a k a set-Off, for which be should keep the minty then in his poisessittn.--- J • About one (Mock an Wednesday marning, as the RO.T. Mr. BALDW!N, of Damen Chapels, near 'Blackburn, was returning home from a visit, with his wife, and having to cross the Darwen, the Ldy, in attempting to ford the river on horseback, was unfortunately washed off, and drowned. The following singular fad in Natural History lately occurred at Kindrought, in the parish of Strichen, Scotland : a hen having hatched a num. rota brood in the beginning of September last, in about ten -days after quite deserted them, and took no further notice of them. A capon, which had been observed for some time to be weak and sickly, very kindly undertook the -care of the poor chick, e ns and has ever since continued to foster them with all the assiduity of a tender dam, clucking, picking food fur them, - sheltering 'them, 'and, in short, cuing every thing that a hen usually dues for her offspriog. , . On Monday sennight a child of five years of age was left in an adjoining apartment to the Barracks at Southampton, by its mother, locked in, an d w h en t h e mother returned she found it a shocking spedacic, burnt to death. Jury's verdift—iireidentah LONDON Printed by RIcitARD HMIs, (Of No. 4, Matlet-court, ilow-Stri4) ; and P u b At the Suri,t)vvi.ct, No, 112 , i vrya n d w h ere addimtritnents, Order! for DIED. a. . . Yesterday se'pnight William Sheiirgircl, Esq. of Styles Ilill,, Major-ConnuanClAnt of the Frorne Set wood Volunteer Infantry. . ' . , . , Lately? at Eastbourne, r.ieutenant and Paymaster Jacobi, of the North Hants Militia. On the aiitit ult. at his house at driminish,. Captain Ewen Macdonald, of G riminish, Last weir, at his .paternal scat in the Country, the second son of the .late.. Sir H. Huutoke. kle<survtved`his Late - father onlyleven thys. On the Guth inst, at her/ house at Whitcburch, Salop, Mrs. Magdalen Moody, wife of Mr. Moody, of that place. Lately, on her passage Trorn Halifax to England. for the recovery of her health,' the lady of Captain Reyne tt , o f H a . lifait, Nova Scotia ' and youngest daughter ut th e la te R ev. Dr. Woodcock, of Bath. On Tuesday the 1:;th inst. at Barber Wood, near Rother ham, aged a 9, the wile or Richard Stanley, esq. Bmiker. Lately, in Spanish Town, Jamaica, Mrs. M•Culloch, Dr. R. A. (late, and Isaac Willasey, lsq. .Lately, within atew hoursofeach other, two aged Ladies, of Plymouth, two of the peoplicarled Quakers, 4'tet a long illness, viz. MrS Freeman, •relitl or the Lite W.. Freeman, tsq, aged Sa ;. aid Mrs Collier, a Widen, Lady, aged R t . Their remains were interred in the Quakers' burying-ground, .Broad-street, in the vault of their two nephews, the Nlesirs. Colliers, who were drowned at the Barbican, Plymouth, When it V/411 washed away with the Fishing-house, in the great storm in 1759.. R OF v Lir j Bank Stock; Navy per Cr. so u 5 per Lent. 1797, to tvpaicl in April, 99 I ri)ii 5 per Cent.. 4 per Cent. '73 1, 74 • 3 per Cent; Ite(1. 3 pci Cent t'on. 5.111* STOCKS. Bank Long Ann. 16 13-16thsf Ditto Shutt Ann. India Stock, tSo India Bonds, ts. 2i. Exchequer Bills, p.n . , as. dis. ornnium, Imperial 3 per Cent. Cons. tut N0v.,58 :1 i. iihekt b a k taxa Sca 'Ps, (otSoatti - Mo4, n itrcet. GrosverlOr-StiW rt ;) the-Pater, Lrtterr for the Editor, &c, ( por.p ? a wls addre"e'l• i !" ; ( . ., E h i il N d r0:'..1..' 23' ! '7 O s ' : ' 6 : i i : COALICoaIs,o itairni et:. ! c X ii : apo C i d E i 1 : : pi N e Delivered to housekeepers at - - ' 94 Delivered to Housekeepers at -- 63 ' 1 -1 - ' WHEN Profelsionai Men rit Mucaf.,l'intoey ~. " Responsibility deviate from the general .)1 11 ,, c o. m pith gives inetageddeCbillteiisoltilufacbirir:Aersrii::hroioottioiscptip,pia:treli:::trifr to.::::.tioot • , los iie Eight,years have I devoted my practice to the es',ltof treatment of Three Disorders , and the succeosful, IP 1 at e r'te , the ravages of those Complaints which Ate too' important d in the Catalogue of human Infirmities. „. ,„ c ea, voL h l e m l: v h;. a ee tte n i! ~ After fhttiation into every Brandi, as anAPPY n' t ;, ai l...formed a wish at an early period ' of 'Practice to r, ~r , r t o dtviduals from the ignorance-of uneducated to ! • equally dangerous prectancy ol general tiracliii"nl'v'e je. REAL iNFECtt ' riorndercso,ntiorritlsuz. Cevuereryots. p Wi ce li i i c c s li o l i '4l; .1( )N, whether of a recent . or .19014400 ration: idly, kinds of debility, . whether arlsiii.:oo the habits of schoorbuys, or the indulgences: et 1 !„' or Age: And, lastly. tlat Aterallgellleot of the systen,v, inch which is called,BA it ROO E ss, or ST E it I I , I : 1 0 ,01/ .. Numerous Diseases. are.the.result of ignoran c !, () ,t'ilf: • i in the treatment of A .siinple t ; ,n and . '' ei.41 , "/ frequently haplient that trie seeds .. of Lite arc poio! of eie •• • the indistletion of an Ai mg44l4tid• hollfe.- -By a intilinioes thud such Complaints ate easily ,cured; arid, ev' l . AO others hire failed, I .trust . that I may presume t" radical re-establishinent. '• - • . ' ' 11l F ew, h°"Tver, are the cases ,of comPlcated• 41:3tir.ilis. a this disorder, compared with thecaliniiltous sitUA or t o Men, who , from an indulgence in a solitary. vio:!.,, s la. prevalent gaieties 'of a fashionable life, acquire t''_'.., act, , of Debility, which is the unavoidable, consequoce. of bid ' PeWritei°reustllileabuittishappy sufrerer brOods river h it rrii .t e r rYl r o° : carefully conceals his tertime, it maY he s°'" o bj,!.,tt 0 : lation for him to knew, that although.it .hd ;i.l le r eirioY,' doubt or uncertainty with other' 'rrattittc•ner'l, ' o f gen" l4 ; of these Deticienctei• by the gradital .prbgros , f me nit duCe a'"' co i,j, l ite l3 ‘; tion, is the acquirement of Iny Experience,o:ll,,vigoari of Bacchus or Venus have began to re much anxiety will be prevented by 311 ea sac'' no g IC/ 1 tion of this languid State; and' 11l •OW C." 54 . , difficulty wilt occur. i 3 1 1 ' But where this l)eficiency has for yoars el . , ,„ ,i i r fill vii— -. 1 ,, peniever.utce is indiSpensably irqiii'site r" 7.0t-olivine tia be of Lite, and to re-anunatc the ~.10,1,10iii ~, bIARRI ED WOMEN,' who have 104 hee"stiwe,' rilia!"' . in their expectations of a Family. maY ne "pritoricji sliki, • mosuinstances, such defeeis are rtirable by .triortax!..,,, • The seeress which is so essential •to rilY t ,' „ A re, 1 . 4 : 1 5 and the.quatihcations which I havc preo l l.[ L ne,`.! (, w irli 3 te j the basis of my pretensions, and in eoi 1,::05a,ynt,...,,,,tipt0,.,‘ this intimation' isg:iven, given, that Mr , Weer_ ~ ri v ; o o, 2 g r i i ,,, ;51C, ' r n il, pefSollAily, or by - Letters (inelosing, a s_ ll . :`, l ; Cent' tro t, house, No. ig, Arundel street, '',itand...n':.:, ‘vaiar.o 1 t-111" 'There ih an additional , Entran‘ooe o n: ._,, a djoining, and the ,NalllC is on bth the . tl ~,, „t sac __:,,,,,, 1 i • .dici.r. ,- Martin liree, Ntember oi the "9 . ...„,.... 0 * - . tt ihuet bc isBSciter: en tdt,ior l successa LAW REPORT. COURT OF KING's BENCH, Nov. z 6: After the business ' of bail had c . included, the Right Run, Gaottoß.Lord - KENYON, and Jottx. RtcHAR Dspx,.Eil. were sworn into office as Clef k 3 to the Treainry, and of the Records of the King's Bench. ROIVIT SYDNIY. This person, who had committed a violent as. sauft ulion,anEkcise.tilEcer in the Courtly of War. wick, was brought upito receive judgment ; and war sentenced to be imprisoned in the County jail of Warwick fur two years, and then 'to find.secu. illy for his .gotid behaviour for the further term of seven years. VEIN MILLS. 'This i' v erson had been convieted of having naval itores in hia posses4On with the King's mark upon them: The sentence of the Coprt was, that he he imprisoned in Maidstone jail for. dime calendar Months, and that during that time he stand in the riilory foi one hour between twelve and two in the afternoon. . THK KING v. JAMES BLOXANt. This was a critninal information on a charge of sending a letter with the intent to provoke the Pro. seentot to fight a duel. Mr. EIt,KINE lamented the growing prevalence of the praa ce of duelling, and commended the exertions which wete made to repre.ss it by the sitAng . orm of the law. The mode of challenging, which he shonld now explain, was the..most re. prelerbitile. If -a person, by the laws of honour •(a code which rnust not be Acknowledged here), had received an insult which nature could not en. dure, perhips makes , a,civil- application for the interchange of the address. Under. such a eumstance •there itWa chance that the angry pas. tions may subside, and a reconciliation may be 'effetled ; but. if a man attach. to his defiance. tin insult, the litain of which must last during life; if he blended with it' the coarse language of invec.' the, the aggression assumed a very different cha. rafter. The Prosecutor, Mr. J. Ingram (said Mr. NtsKINE), is- the son of one of the Church wardens of Aylesbury, and one of the Yeonuniry Cavalry of the County. lie went.with his father to make some payments at the Vestry. This Defendant thought proper to interpose. in the. public business, And to. enter into a contention with the father of this Gentleman. Mr. logrAtp,„jun, on this occasion, desired • him 'to -withdraw*, and said, it would be necessary. to have., him removed if he did not comply, as the business of the Nrestry must not he interrupted ; addirg, at the same time, " I shall 'talk, to you atterwatds, but at present I have no cvncern with 4 yo4„ii Itt coosequenee of this altercation, die following note was.received by Ole Prosecutoi : " Mr. Bloicsim will be glad to give Mr IvorTT an oppor tunity tit carryi• , his threat of this morning into execution, st any time, ears, to-morrow, Mr. Ingram snail think pioper to appoint.. Mr. Ingrain . will see the necessity of making this appoint:Tient, to.prevent his chustater front suftiting by Cie impuptitin of cow.srdice." , . On these grounds an application, was founded tor the in:erposit ion of the . Court. . . Lora ELI./ VIDOtoUGH.--.." Comisiering all the .. circumstances of the case v we think it ini;tit 33 well gu before the Grand hay." MART WILL I T.. NA. This 'person was confined in the King's Bench, iu e ,, rhequence of 4 verditt against her .for 15891. Order that she might ,take the benefit ot Instil :Vent Ad, Mr.l..Aw es applied to the Coati to 11.14 re the rommititar reduced to . 33 , The Learned Counsel said, that the At restrided manomi%sion' to those persons who were 'indebted, in a greater sum than tool. In the present case, the verdk was found for the .stun stated 'froth- an evident •and acknowledged mistake. There, was no defence to the attion,, , and,a bill of exchange for 201 ; had not been carried to the credit of the Defendant. Mr...GAft &tow, on she part of the Plaintiffs, colt . . festied the emir in the -vertliO, and said he was in. 'struded To give,assent.to the present application. 144)111 ELLE,NBOROUGE-1.--••'! it is necessary to be cauti , nis on these occasions, otherwise a contd. vance between the debtor and creditor may elude the intentions of,,the Legislature,. The obj , d of Parliament was only : to extend the benefit ,ot the ltd.to debtors below a certain amount ; however, in. the present case, you may take a Rule to show cause." WILLIAM sILLEIt3. • WlGLtir applied for a. fillhear Cortur for tliis person. He was engaged on boaril4the Adven. sure a Greenland Ship, in the capacity of Mate and'lloat.sttercr. hol4ing. this situation he was impressed for Hi. Majesty's service, ,and taken . o n. the African, which cruizcd on the Coast of Holland.. By . the Statute he was exempt ;' he therclote : applied to,avail himself of that exemlY. Zion, and to,seck the Protedion of the Court. Mr. justice LAwItANCE—!" Have they not pro. cored'some person in his room onboard the'Green land Ship?" Lord ELLtereor.oucts"'"." if his place , be Stir. plied, there is no occasion to release this tnan. lie he'released, the exemption' will be extended to one,tnote 'scion . than the Greenland ship is entitled to. They will . impress hint again as soon as he is discharged, if this fdi , and by granting the Writ we shall do what is . uoprOd,ttise and nugatory." COURT OF CONINION rI.EAS, Nov..*3: The Serjeant submitted to the Court, that, from the acknowledgment of the sheriff, he did not retain in his official capacity the sum levied for the Plain tiff, and, consequently, that the plea of a set-off for with-holding it was illegal—Rule granted. MILL! I). 41RAHAM. Mr. Serjeant BIIST moved for - a Rule to shew cause why the verdift -for 2171. obtained yesterday by the Plaintiff, for 75 dozen of .skins, should not be set aside. Sir JAMES MANSPIELD observed, that the de. fence set up yesterday was 'the most infamous he had ever heard in the course of his praaiee. What, (added his Lordship) cotildlie more iniquitous, than fi kr the Defendant to take the Plainti ff 's skins, to a . large amount, for the agreed purpose of dressing them, and, when , they were _sent for, to refuse the deli Very; qualifying his refusal, however, by say. ing, that he would pay .the 2171. at which they were valued, by instalments of 51. a month, but if these terms were- rejected, he should'keep them at all events, and take .advantage of his minotity His Lordship then adverted to the two comics laid in the Plaintiff's declaration, and dwelt for some time on that which was reserved. But as the case was given yesterday, we need not enter into it any further at present.—Rule granted. SMYTH v. CHERRY. Mr. Serjeant SHEPHERD moved- for a Rule to shew cause , why• the D4endant should not be dis• charged from the King's Bench Prison, in which he was confined for the allerigni amount of a . Bill of Exchange. The affidavit, which was.the g roun d , of the motion, stated, thar.Smyth,.k.n. son to the - Plaintiff, and Cherry, the Defendant, entered some time againto partnership, which being since dis. soived,' the Plaintiff wanted him to assign over his property, in compensation for that which he gave his ton, is capital, on joining him in business :, but on the Defendant'• refusal, the Plaintiff:had him arrested for a certain Bill of Exchange; which he never received,• nor was at all acquainted with ; that his late partner, Smyth, junior, who, he !nide no doubt, received the amount, was present at •the time, and so far from being arrested, was employed to assist the Sheriff Officer in concluding' him to gaol. This he considered both pointed and gtiev. ous ; for if he, the Defendant, was sued for a debt said to have been cOntratied by his partner, surely the latter ought to be sued or arrested for his sh are . The Deponent, or Defendant, f lid not mean to say that the capital brought into the firm, by Smyth, junior, was not advanced by the Plaintiff, but, Went no farther than to deny; in the most positive manner, having any knowledge of the Bill of Ex.. change. The. Lotto Clitlf I jUsTICE observed, that from what appeared as yet on the subjea, it was very questionable whether the Bill showd be put to the account of the firm, or considered a , private trans:. action between father and son.—Rule granted. Mr. M'Mahon, an Irish Barrister, was brought up from the King's Bench to.day, by order of the Court, and allowed to move for a Rule to shew cause why the execution on which he was con. fined should not be set aside. Their Lordshipst.l after paying great attention to the affidavit on which Ke founded his 'applic'ation, granted the Rule, and listened with apparent interest to his solicitation afterwards, for leave.to attend in Court on what. ever day cause might be shewn against the objeff of litsinotinn. On proceeding to address himself to the humani , y Of the Court, and claiming its interpn; sirion to relieve pith frOm oppression and dormice vile, their Loidships interrupted him by saying, that they complied with his request, and should or. der him tote bit.ught up accordingly. •Noless aat than 36451. Jas. 7 a. has been col. leCfed and distributed among the sufferers by the late fire at Chumleigh, in Devonshire no bl e instance of thergenerostty of the British Public. A tn. at alarmirig fire broke out in a corn atilLat ,Alloa, on Monday se'nnight, supposed to have taken place from a spark falling limn a candle amongst some-peats. , It was, hoWevet, got under without any considerable damage. On Saturday sennight; about seven o'clock, a dreadful fire broke Out in the extensive cotton lac. tory, in Preston, belboging to . Messrs. Watsons and Cat terall.• The fire immediately became so ra,..; pid, that the deatruelion of the whole building 4as expeeted. The several fire.engines in the town were brought to the place, and were, by uncommon judgment, exertion, and perseverance, so success. fully played, as tn'prevent the extension of the fire, the moths of . the fattory being, fortunately, divided brpartition walls ; and, in the course of two hours, it , was completely got under. The whole of the Volunteers of the town, with .Gen. BuLiveß anti his Staff; . assembled with the utmost alacrity, and rendered great assistance, in vatding the, property which it was prudent to remove from the linilding, as well as the fuinittire fiom Mr. Catterall'i house, which adjoins the falory ; and also in preventing the roads leading to it'fren being impeded. BlRrtis. • On Thuc.4lay list, at 13 :11don-Mouse, Oxfordshire, the Lady of Sir C. Wo.loughbv, Bart. at a Daughter. • • On the '22d inst. in Prince's-street, lianover-square, the Lady of th 6 Rev. William Penny, 'of flecktield, HAnis, of a- Daughter. - LAtely, the Lady of N. Wells, Esq. of Piercetield, of .a Daughter. On the isth inst. at A berdan, Mrs. Macpherson . , Lady of Dr. Macpherson, of a Son: .7.IMA IC 4. Sr. JACO DE LA VEGA, OCT. Cortes pondent, who dates near Black River, has trans. mitted the following account of a m ,st awful aac alarming phenomenon, which Made' its appearance in Middle Quarters, in 'the parish of St. Eliz theth, on Monday the e.i.th day' of September . ult. about four o'clock in' the afternoon. It began with very heavy black clouds, as if there was a deluge of rain ready to fall. It. was presently afterwards accom: pilled with a dreadful roaring noise, as if a violent squall of rain with wind was coming on, but much • more loud and horrible. There was soon the ap pearance of a large globe rising from the earth and ascending into the atmosphere, occasioning .. very violent commotions and convulsions in the earth, The fall of trees was distindlyAreard, and larg , : limbs thereof, together with innumerable birds, were seen carried to an immense height in the air, the clouds at the same time convulsed in the most awful and terrific manner. There was then seen what resembled a water-spout, but no water fell from it. This continued its course from the north_ . east to the southward, carrying all before it, tear ing up log.wood, cotton trees, tee. by the roots, and whirling up in the air the limbs of numbers of the largest trees, having at the same time the ap. pearance of fire attended with a thick black smoke, which ascended from it in its course, and a report like guns going off. This continued nearly an hour, and its course was upwards of a mile. The ap pearance was so awful; and of so extraordinary n nature, that'the whale nAghbaurhond,, and all . that Saw it, we're alarmed beyond measure, not knowing Whereit would end, Fortunately it kept its course where.no dWellings or buildings were, otherwise they meth inevitably have been destroyed, as the strongest buildings could not have withstood the violent force of this awful convulsion of nature. KINGSTON. OCT. B.—Yesterday moaning Majesty's Brigs Racoon and Foilliou, sailed from Port-Royal, in quest of the French Privateers men. tioned to be cruizing off Portland P , Ant. On the 3oth August, at fifteen minutes pa'st eleven o'clock, P. M. a - single, but violent shock of an earthquake was felt at St. Ann's- Its di. redion appeared to be from NOrrlt to South ; its duration about four .seconds moon waning . ; titer_ to meter Rs ; no wind, but was preceded by a. so. lcmn stillness of the atmosphere. The brute crew. tidn, immediately previous and subsequent to the concussion, were extremely agitated, as was mani. feared by their . criel Of alarm. For several hours before the shock the air was close and almost irre. spirable; a heavy fall of rain took place the fol. lowing day. The usual rumbling noise and ; undo. latory rpotion.of the earth, which generally attend these phenomena, were opt perceived. E MI? IVBWS. • CAAVISZNID, NOV. 24. Passed hy—tke Oneida Chief, Farrell, from New-York ; Susan and Polly, Shaw, from Virginia ; Rialto, Bacon, from Cork ; Robley, Pomo, ami,Friendship, Strock, from Bilboa; Concord; Selioley, from Havannalt ; Lady Cathcart, 'judge, from St. Petersburgh ;• Iris, Nikolson, lo'nn, Lindsay, and Atlas, Booth, from Archangel Gottenbtirgh, Waggerson, front Cottenburgh ;, Heron,Robinson, from Cliristi - knsand ; Elizabeth, Iloward i , from Newfoundland ; Johannes, New. man, from FrederiLkstadt ; Stag, Washman, from Norway ; Endraght, Brans, and Sarah Margaretta, Bray, from .Eirtb 'den, Sailed—tho Mary, Pozzie s for Antigua ' •Vonns, Tozer, for Barhadoetr; Providentja, Mcitard,. for Norway ; and Ao tive, Hanson, for Touningen. /WARR II:D. Yesterday, at Allhallows Steyning, Marl:-lane. Mr. Ri chard Scratton Sharpe, of I, c , lchtirch-sticet, 16 - Miss Eliza beth Weddell, daughter of Mi. Santtiel Weddell, of Aldgate. On Tuesday last, at Truro, It.' H. Vivian, Esq. i l. lett tenant-Coiond of the vial Light Dragoons, to Miss Eliza ChampiOn Cr,siiigny. On Wednesday lasti'at Alverstoke, llattts t R. W. Miss ing, Esq. ,Barrister Lakv, , ,of Poshrooke Cot tage..to Mrs. Barclay. sister-in-law of R. Barclay, Esq. of Lombard street, Banker, _ -Lately,' at Manchester, the Rev. D. Davis, D. D. Head Master of the. Free School of Macclesfield, to Miss Street, only daughter of Lite late.44nruel Street, Esq. attic same 'place.. :it the skit inst. at Hawiek, Captain Irvine, of the Royal. Navy, to Miss jastet.Dickson, daughterof Mr. lames Dick-' son, of HawiLk. Yesterday te'nnight, at Irvine, Captain Hugh Ross, to Miss Elizaheth Currie. ly, at CLlSgOvit, William Perry-, P.sq.. of His Majesty's Ship Tourtdrelle, to Miss Todd, eldest daughter of David Todd, Esq. - .Merchant, Glasgow. 1,0: - MOIN; Ntl / fIK. ETS, RETURN OF WIIEA By Messrs. Ciy r I.n an d M Including only Yrom the 12th agreeahl) to aoo- Quartus at 132 s od 229 od zott at f 2gi oft LT•IN MARK-LitNE, 4a t.PAS, Meal Ne!kijeAr of Nov. to the 17th of Igor, the ocwlia.' ••••• 43; Qparters At 95s ,d 526 9i 4 0 4 191 -.4-i. fit 4 5 4,1 ow 119; at 9 . 3 s yd • 93S at 92s ad 11 at yIS od 1c 3 83 aos ad • }96 at 88s 64 -- at 87s o d 361 'at . 86s ad 350 at 85S cd 666 B.p oc - at 82s o dd t-s ---- at 815 ej At B , s - -zoo it 78s of so at ,76$ c 189 at 72$ ott lb --- at 70S 04 II at 65s ad irters at 595. s.--Average 995. iid: than list Return. 76 - at fair, od 243 • 87 't*7 - at 1225 od 857. _ at 120 S od 50 at t i7s art 6,6 1 4g at nos od 173 at ic9S o 4 160 2163 7o at 1044 od t4B 1269 loos ad 270 at Os od 220 ------ at i7g ed 1 And 21..0 Qua TOW x 3,730 Quarterg 83. 1014. higher A" RETURN OF FLOUR, From Nor. le to Nov. 46, from the Cocket-office: Sacks. - s. d: Sacks. s , d. S . i c k s. a. tr., 2 53 los o I s—9z o to -- 8 4 3 57, 0 -- 00 0 1407 -90 IS3 --.-•••• 1 99 0 20 -89 0 21 _2 3 6 jt t -- .98 0 I •to -----• 87 6 I Sr -- S so l .: 8; ---97 Cr 3o -- 87 0 I 15 0 863 —9; 0 zo -- 86 o. 2 , 1 -- 77 'to - - - 94 0 94 1 — B 5 o sz --7 i ° And 15 Sacks at 631. -Total-10,004 Sacks. .—Average 963. 4V. 12$, 6d. ,higher than last Return. . AVERAGi PRICE OF ENGLAND AND IrVALL• Eading Nov. 17. Wheat 813 9d I Barley 43s od 1 Bcans 4 6i 9 ` l • IA ,Rye 47i Id I Oats 27s oil I l'ease 49' _......--• W ES T Li RN .;OUNTRY Wheat. 5Ss to•ttos 34s to gSs 72$ to tots 66s to 92s .ARK ETS tVecki Pc 4 Q r4 13.trley. Oati• od to gss od 3c3 od to 34i -48s od to s i s o d ass od p 4:is %.1 to 54S oti pis to js 44i ad 10'5 Newbury Warininster . . PRICE OF HOPS. swats. POCKICIA. Kent, 41. —s. to 51. ss. - .1 Kent, 31. 16. i. to 41. 151. Sussex, 41. —s• 1041. fp. I SUSSCX, 31. I3i. 1 0 41. ' 3 '" ° , 41. —5. to_4l. tss. I Farnham, 1. —s• t" °I. —s' L SEEDS. 6irs to 100 Red Clover Waite ditto. Tim Oil Caraway Coriander - - Turaii) White Mustard Secd Brown ditto CAtlary, - R e-Grass - 704 to t 20S to 4,1 S Vet COI. top to i lea ( lt" to 116 od) I6S to 245 per busncli,' • 6i 61 to tos od ditto: I 4 to 17s ditto. ▪ 7s od to Ss od ditto. -2.0 . i oil to Soy per quota. AT . 1 ) 1ZICE OF LEA'IIiER tper JO.) AT LEA I) ENHA lA, e ll a a l t i flails, 56 to 561 b. each - . •• 3 .0 1 - t. gd. Crop '''' ' )"ii I.' :t' :t e 6 : sC;i :i 6B iatt :l c il s :joilni t: l6l : s; ce ib st;tti" . : : , h - -- ---- - - ..:. . 2 2222 1 "11: 1 ; . :1 t t itt i 22242 3 : '::1414 : : t. 1... sAills .4C..5, - .. . . --it. 10 23.4 ( S ) k rd illS, se to lb Mary - - - ' ' - Ditto, , 5 ,, to it, 1 • to 1d Per lb. 70 . 3.3; • ~ . 2 . A ' 1 1, Ditto, ,7o to ?alb. 3 1 " . *° ""-. per . Siltull Se I -IC I di Li to '44 i• per lb. a), +teen an 4 2 • ' Large ditto,' -- , too. to t6os. per Dozert. ' Coat Skins . ~... —s. to —s. ditto. le Hide, Taniic , l Horse Hides, 255. to 36t....1::,;,,,.......: - 40 , . per Pozoil ,3;d. t 6 37J. per la, . . _______ __-___-----_----------- SMITITFILI.D MARKET, Nov.7a6, l'n sink the 0 int --p_er AtOne of 81b. - j, i ti leer, 45..0d• to 59.'4d. . j Vcalt ss. ed. tO7S. Owl mutton, 45... W., to 5/..41. . j Fork, 4s. od. to 56. 06. ISCAD CIF CATTLF. TIM DAY. licasts, about 2500 —Sheep, 150,A. NESVGA'rE anti LEADENFIALL NIARKETS. fly Carcasc. B ‘ fer. 3s. cti, to 4i. 4 , 1. " I VCJI, 16 6i, ott. "'WWI, 3S. 41. 10 4, 4t.1. I Pork, 4s. o d. to ss.*.t. ALLOW. I R t Town u s s i s i i ia a , ' ‘ ,. r t t o t a ; l . . 1 re: 3 47 . 11 9 . 7 0 .. 756 . .1 3 9 ;1. ' Siulf ? odeoo' Melting , Ditto rough 4os. Graves 4s. opt: Good Dregs rte, GC. Yellow Soap, g 23 s • .•.: p • of • Price Candles per dozen, us. ed.-J.-Moulds, ' PRICE OF St. Jamees . Market Clare Market 4i. whitecli4pel Market .is. cd• stout oflllb. t3i. (1(t• Average price 4i. 6.1.