The Sun. — London, England, 1804-12-25 00:00:00

p0 ,,,d, that ,h‘nl been gire.l. to'h~ut icy' ri,kniet'3 servant, .encioced in a -covet, which wax, t iirattol to intn in the hand-writing ul the Mien,' d a nr, ati WO9 proved by the looter witness.; Wiilism Williams, waiter at the New York.Clf. fee house, much freq4ented 'by American Captains, On the night , of 'Friday the•ra.th inst. a gang, supposed tO consist.of upwards of zo men,' Clime to the salmon wear, at Restormel, near Lostivithiel, which they literally tore to pieces. After which they proceeded to the head wear . (that prevents the fish from going up the river), and with great pains threw down the moonstones, that for a century had resisted the fury of the, waters, and attacks oft the depredators, being cramped together with iron, .and dove.tatled one in the other. Co liQN RICO INQXJ Saturday night an In,. , quest Wall 1111h1 at the King's Head, LimehoUse, fore J. W. UNWIN; Esq. Coroner for Middlesex, on view of the body of William Locke,' E'q. Captain in the Second Regiment of Tower Ham. lets. Militia. After the Coroner had given . the' Jury their Charge, they retired to view the b )dy, which .presented a sight awful, afftaing, and picturesque, being wrapped up in, : the English Colours, with the uniform which the deceased wore, and watched by two:grenadiers in their regimental dress. :The fi rst witness called was Captain Bartlett. or the West India Dock Volunteers. He stated, that he had fiequently 'sees the deceased on guard at the Dock '; • he had celled that evening, by accident, 'at' the - house of Mr-ToWns where the deceased was fpend. ing the evening ; at supper, ho observed him to be a good deal intoxicated, ,and ..his voracious manner of eating mach surprised. him ; about the 'middle of supper he observed the deceased turn peek and faint,. and advised he should 'be taken into the air. He got worse, and nrdical assistance was sent for, Mr. Tobin, of. Limehouse, deposed—The 'deceased had come to hivhouse with a _friendy Ire had seen loin often before, but' was not intimate, with him ; he stated that he• supported hitt) a considerable time on his knee, till a Surgeon came; that be graduallr observed his polsatmo diminish, till he wasvite gone. .The Surgeon, Mr. Wedgbourough, stated, be came too late to render 'anY 'assistance ; that Ifte was tediaily, extinct ; he believed' the deceased did not die front a p oplexy ; though he could not trace his death to any par ticttlir ' . caute. This , Jury re. t atnt:d their ti,ertlift--pielly the 4.liiitatiox of God. - I,:hvrOdy 'a Coroner's 'lnquest was held' at 'tie Mitre, at Highgate, on the body of Samuel Gazeby,, rn ideot, studied in a state of intoxication.' flay. ing been eiti/ed to drink . 8 large qaaotity of gin, mixe4.l with ,slap, by some of . the fairy fools of the n al g hbouibopit, the' ostane he left the house he fell down apparen , tly dead ; but 'ors belt% taken up and conveyed to kneighbooringfarrier's, he was in some' time bronght to Inmself again ,•' on applica. Lion to the admit . Oyersier of the parash,, he was .ordered to 4 house to be' taken care of 6ntit the next day ; during the interval, he 'tiled. The verdiet of the Jury wits, that he died I , :y- the ruisitatior of God. ...One of the Jury was very discontented at the ver. dia; its he informed 'the Coroner, that he was so.; ti,fied within himself that very improper means had been pursued i in regard to the deceased; RDAY. India Stock, shut South Sea Stock, shut Now All 2. shut 3 per . Con. !Is!, shut tixt..iseel. lab. is. 4 as. die. Oinnium, * . I inpati,ll 3 per Cent. Ditto Ann. ' I Cons. for Ppenieg• 59 I . _ )N f)t)N : R , cti i) II A " a t (13t o• 4, Martlet-court, How-Street); anti ellf*lNeti 1 1% , M 'fiat Scitrts, tot South Motion-street. Grosvenor-ltrxr • At OW Sl,' ti.OVIi lc f, No. /t z , 21,4nd where ilibutrthoftegti k Ordirt for the Paper, Levers tut the Editor, &c. (ar-paid), incsr b.! vitire , i , *!. • I .• LVy, ;Ma IIIL: l glll.ll cillt lc." ~...1., , aur••••••••••••• ....• •• Co, - ..trity Children will foor,n trofn 11114 I'don..ll's coal.sl4d, Cfren 'Kink, or Dung W h Art, tv sa,ritton our proceedings ail 1.-Lder the garb of tu. , rality. " hy Oidzr of t'..e Society, " VAT. O`III.ARNEY, . " - W, M ?yl L. NI GO, " Tyler and Lecture Master. . . . " N. B riftcen t;lilerawy.sWceiro will attend the pro. cession, -dregied . 'in tn.ty)oie. o;aaphernalia. ;Repair, . my' jeNt'ets, quick, ,to tll6 , iiibt:riii:iii kt.tnck;ade LodAei ktell's, .atrvet." . . . The.•secotia Libel was, " A Caution to the mote particularly Gentlemen fieniAnierica. expeeled to be held at -place-cat,ed 'l'h'• London rs' Lodge, Nil-street, Dear ws:licloe T snit ac, on Thursday next, limitary. 19, 1:304: at o'clock in the evening ; 11.1etting will he conutiCtetloy sonite.ver euriona tnaoy of whont have disgratclully.vioLit , ll .the most sacrefl ties of the Or tier. Nance, the Pyincipal Leader, Commodore O'filarney, wa§dcfe - ::ted in eon', avowing to suborn a false witnessagaiiist an'Ains!renti Captain, in the 03,01 of .King's Bench; on the Isth.ot.febtuary, 1797. From the indefatigable exertions et the-StewArds einplo,o on this occasion , aselecti. '0 of the mo,t accoMplislied Cvpri.ins [fool St 'catheritiets-lant, )1-I,arrard'i Alley, Salt. fare Pauk,:Nightingale-lane,.Vine. gar,. yard,..- BlucKate-f*lds, New Gravel-lane, ft lack Dear :ll &c. a Very elegant' cernpaily, no doubt,. will It tend. " Query—Will any Gentlentatt introduce a prudent ,wo map ? or will arty roan ut honour be secu to associate with such a rnotky troupe ? ) • " Stnaures on the conduel of Stewards will 'ap pear, it ne,essary;" Serjeant Siirptit ti n twde pointed .01r.eivations on every sentence of these' papers, and concludea by calling on the Jury. for ample tlainape , t. Thomas 'Jones, who is in the employment `of the Plaintiff, vons called to Grove that he was .a stationer and mathematical "instrinnent.maker,. and that his dealings were principally with Amrricao Captains., On his CfOSS•examinationihe said that the . Plain. tiff kid belonged to the Old Royal Naval,Lodge of Masons, and .that lately he became a Manlier of the RoyatiVlariners' Lodge, .and that :be brought with him some. Member, of the 'Old Lodge, and that it was in June, 18°3, they became rentgatit {corn the &d lodge to the new, R;thert Lestly proved, the existence of the. Ma sonic Charity ..!,ciery for clothing and educating the children of indigent masons., and that the Plaintiff' WB9 a StibAeribel to it. On his crnsi-eraininationi he s:;id he belonged to' the Roy iti Mat iner4* Ludge, and never had belonged to the Royal Naval, and blot he supposed he was the'person meant by Bobby Scott:, as he was Se cretpry. The ittbelficn in 1758, in Ireland, was then proved. by the King's Proclamation in the ev,zedte. The:record in the. cause :Of Barry against Healy, tried in the Court of :King's Bench before Lord KANYON, 011 the I 5;11 . 01 February, 1797, was then produeed by Mr. Noy, Attorney fur the present Defendant. He deposed, That in the trial in 17 9 7 he, was Attorney for the Defendant ; that it was for the. recovery of he value of some goods alledged to be sold to the then Defendant; arid,, .upon .that. 'occasion, Mr. ERSKINE, in Statiel the Plaintiff's case, said, tlint ,he would rave the Court AtoubV, and. call s withe,s of the name tit Jones, who would prove the delivery of the last parcel•of goods, and an act.. knowledgment from the Captain to pay the money. Jones was accordingly called, 40th answered to that name; When the km,* was offered to him, he, said . his- name was not John Jones, that his name-WAS John Solomon. Lord Krivorr a,iked him what he meant r---the witness said, that if the Plaintiff was calltd, he would tell the whole story. The-Plain,. tiff was called, and they were c,.tnfronted. Salomon then stated, that he knew nothing of the cause, but had been hired ity Mr„ Bury to. swear he , went on board. the Deleolint'S ship, and saw part of the goods 'delivered, and that the Captain had promised pay. went for them: he,then produced . 11 paper, which he said had been given to him, as instrudioos,andsaid that he had been a t the house of the Plaintiff, who, miter instructing shin in what he should say;brought him .to Mr. Hat lion, his Attorney at„ that time, - who to k down his testimony ; he said he had, when the Plaintiff . applied undertaken to give evi dence on purpose to expose him;•and that the Plaint. tiff made .hiin ,iidte the. name of_ Jones, when h e we,,t to Mr. Harrison, as his real name of Solomon appta•.4 so much like Jew's rvim.t. He then said wentimmediatety to the DefendanOs Attorney, and told him what lead }wiled, arid that he sirved him with a suoptenA; he ,alib threw a guinea upon the table, wnich he said he had : got from li rry, and that when the trial was over he was to get I ,, Ur'more. Mr. ii:ROCINs then °observed, he . was very glad, stir the lomat!' of the No re oh jim, that neither of the . Artorri shad been concerned in it. Lora Kt tivuN commended the man for What he did ; and,said Ite,tlid not know whether he ought tint at once to eiornit the Plaintiff, but at acy bite tat he Should he indieled. Mr. Noy, on,his..cr:Ostr examination, said, he did not know who Mr. Solo: mon was, except that he told him , he was•aforrier, and that he gave him three guineas for his honesty, by the 4ic.sire of Mr. Busher, who had been one of the. Defent h mt's haik: John Skirvin, a Printer, deposed, athat the fendint chewed him a manuscript to the same elfett as'one of the Libels, but did not recollea' Alt he. of cred it him to print. • • Lawrence Thompson, they persori Who`printed the that he .printed them for ,the Royal- Nal/41 LOdge, of which the Defendant was Master ; . b e did not•know who was the,Author ; they were brought to him by the Secretary, - and he prilded *bout 400 of them, the greater part of which he delivered to the : the manuscript of the larger bill was in the hand.writing,of the Dffend. ant, but the tatter was not. ‘, Charles Oshotrle had.fortocrly been an apprentice to Mr.. Pani , l, and saw him, write the Libel ; b e ga id- c l iet e was more in the tnanuleript than in the 1)41, but that the manuscript ci , ntained every thing that is in the hill,. Mr. ,Daniel told' him. that by Paddy CY Ma rney heineaot fitkrry, Who. had,: he said, 'treated him very ill,,am:.that he intended to cut him up like .mince meat. . Patrick Nturphy, a biscuit-baker in Napping, de.. .1 , ~~ ly the taite early one morntng Dy a ` ttttte thrty hoiMmediately went away. • • Hits fiebbourn, 'a waiermani said, be. got .some oldie billi . from Daniel, for the purr te ot•leiving them onboard Ainerican sliipti; and that he did to, aild was paid for if. . .Serjeant Codtail., for the Defendant, , said, that as to the charge of suborning a. witness, he believed ,Learned Brother would not contend that it .was . not justified by the testimony of Mr. Noy ; but if the COtir! did not think it was sufficiently made out, .lie.cou;d give Still stronger prooti of it. Justice-ROOKI said, he believed his brother.. CacKPi t. need nut give himielf any farther trouble , abuut making put the justification; that hotinder,... stood, and he had no doubt the Gentlemen of the Jury' also-thought the justification was sufficiently ei-tablishea by the testimony of Mr. Noy. The Jury signified their peifed satisfattion. The Learned Serjeant then said, that as to the other Count, be could not, in. point of law or fete, _dispute that there mustle a VerclitTikainst hisaient that the. ,only consideration' now for the Jury was the amount of the. damages they would give.,to the. Plaintiff. _He said there was in,prbof before them,' that the riaintiffw . as a Member of an ancient Lodge, , called the, itoyal Nav?l ',Age; and that he and some others becanie seceders (rant it ; pn which count there wa, a kind of war carried on bet Ween: the members of the old and new Lodges this, lie said, was, an ace-aunt of the whole business and ridiculed the idea, that. any, part of the Libels had the.slightest tetrolpea to the Irish rebellion. Ho then, with great ingenuity, ..eiy,lained the different passages in the Libel, putting on every sentence a conoruclion ,wide - ly, different froin that laid down by Serjeant Snarl-IE9D. Mr. Justice' Itootta observed to the Jury, that the justification, to. Ow counts the declaration, charging the Defendant with suborning .a witness,' was clearly mardeout; and that as to rite Other count 5, if they should be of opinion,lhat the Libel applied to any thing treatiOnable, the damages' they would give should be actions ; but if, on the other hand, it shrink% appear to them, that it - applied merely to the internal government of these Masonic Lodges, he then thought the damages shr o ud he but nominal. The jury instantly gave a verdict for the Damages 4os. Yesterday sennight a fine girl, abont•fonr years ol►l, left' 'with two other childre►► in a M,,u3e in the Leicester; whilst the mother went tr) le:ch some walk, way Et) miserallly burnt, that it expired the day afterwards. Had it not been for the exertions, of the neighbours, the premises would soon have shared the same fate: .The Trtkro town mills ,caught fire on Monday. sennight ; but it was happily ,extinguibneti before it had dune much damage. , _ 'S.rni'deltided people of , Newinarand its neigh bqurnood, near Truro, haying obautilleti . the shill. ping a cargo of bailey at that place, the Rev. Mr. 'rrefusis, finding 444 'constables incapable of res tor. ing order, on Saturday sennight, obtained. the as. sistance of the,llligrew, Cavalry, cottimat.led by tipi. Andrew, who disperied the mob. Four ct the principal offenders have given bail to answer ti r their cobdutt at the next General Quarter. Sessions. War r _Ogle t $t I 4 . Convniision in the R,o3l:4l . l'hirst Lincoln Militia, iigned„ty tb c - Lord Nevile Kirin, t sq. to be Cotoriel; vice the Earl of Buckin - shirr, dzcesstica. I)ated December le, 1 80 4. CCIPOniSJiVIS in tie Ren frewshi re 'Volunteer Infantry, His Majesty's Lion:want. . Loyal Greenimi Corps. , • john _Campbell, Cent. to. be Adjutant. Dated Nov. 17, Greenock and Pori-Glasgow Re Tent. Lieutenant Hugh Stevenson to be. Captain, vice M'Cann, resigned. Dated Nov. 29," 1804. Lieutenant Alriander Laird to be Captain, vice Kerr., resigned. Dated as above, Ensign George HenderSoh to be Lieutenant, -vice Stephen son, promoted. .Dated as above.- Ensign James Cleiland to be-Lieutenant, vice Laird, promoted.. Dated as above: William Perry', Gent. to be Ensign, .vice Henderson, lira. mated. Dated as above. • . Cotnntirsion in Ihe'ld Regiment of Buckinghamshire Volunteer 1 n tan t ry, signed bythe Lcrd Lieutenant. • George Thomas, Esq. late. Captain of the.,Bth .West India Regiment, to be Captain and Adjutant. Dated April 20,. , 144. • Commitsic,ns si g ned 6 , the Lad Lieutenant d the County of South am ton '.• . Duke of Glom:reel New Forst Infantry; Adjutant Frederick Hill 'fp be Captain, by Brevet. Dated Dec. 17, 1804. Pirtsmcvl , Batialhl! Cooper, Gent. to be Assistata-Surgeon. Dated as above. Ambver, Initchurch, and inorwill Rattalify, , Moses Edney,,-(;ent. to be Ensign, vice Stares, resigned. Dated as audve. Canythrio/r b . ! the Fifeshire Xliliti,9, signed by the Lord Lieute nant. To be Lieutennnts--.Ensign William DugUid, vice .Overton; resigned.' Dated Sept. 1804. Ensign James Pinta'', vice Mackenzie, promoted in the 43d, f oot. ' Dated 00;t? 24, 1804. Ensif,n Joha s.lcldruns, vice Wilkie, PrulDotcq• Dated t)a, 25 , p O4 . To be Ensigns—Rob,zrt Forbes, Gent.' , vlce Duguid,' rooted. Dated Sept. tt,, 18,4. James Cant Mitchtil A. Gent. vice Finlay, pri,inoted. -Opted Q 4. 2'h • Hepburn Chrieliton, Gent.' vice IVletaiiiM, promoted. Dated Ocl. ss, 0104. . Commiftiov . thr Lord Lieut enant c/ West Riling the County of Yi.irk, City, 'and County of the City of York. • • , sat Weit . Yor Rcgimmt of ill /ilia. To be Majors,— Francis Wllliam Barlow, Dated NoY.. 7, t 81. 4: Pp - ) Dearden, Esq. Dated Nov. 2, iSo.}. To be Captain-S—Lientenant Natltaidel Forth. Dated. N0v..3, 18:4., idelitcnaitt Bertic ~Dated Nov., 4, Samuel Fe , iton. Dated Nov.,}?,' I.l2lltellillt 101111 Ijk.ioll.: Dated Nov. 13, To be Lictiteliants--Itictiard Wilsbn, Gent. Dated Nov. 19, ts 44 ensign Michael Bremian. , Dated Nov. 2u, Ow+. , Ensign John Cheshirb. D' a t w .i N ov . 2:, 1804. Elbign Charles Booth. Dared Nuy, 22, 084. Ensign ies floare.fleaviside. Dated Nov. ,23, 12 0 . 1 . G eo rge liarbyshire, Gent. Dated De tuber 14,,18m. n be Enkns— lames Parkinson, Miller Kenion, Gent. Dated Nov. 23, 1804, ' PeterAneller, Gent. Dated Nov.- 2 4 1864. zd it 'w ) 1 424 Re*meNt of lliiilip,. To be Lieutenants--Ensign Sinn) Smith Sciti ,Patqd Dec. 404. Ensign v, olin Walker._ Paled Dec.. 31, iSo4, Ensign 'llion hitc. Datud D cc. 4, iEe4. TO be Ensign;—Nathaniel Milner, Gent. ' , Matti Dec. 2, . 3d Welt York Regiment 4 . 1 11111,Wa. . . (ohm Renclter, Client. to be Ensipi. Dated Oa. t 4, 'William Wilde, Gent. to be ditto. vated oduuer is, IEO4. _ if Mod Volunteer Waxily, Samuel Alialke'', Esq. to be Lieuten.aa-Culonel•Command got. I.),Ated Sept. 2; 1804. Leas Poluntefr tafinttu. _ Lieutenant. Tames Robson to be Captain. Dated as above. %VilliaYttMacbell, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated ati above. liorkiton Ash I'olunteer lArfantry: Henry Maile Mervier Vavasour, Lsq. to be Colonel. - Dated August 24, 1204. To be Ca twins- , -Meter Milner, EN, Dated Sept. s, 14 3 . Richard Todd, Esq. • Dated as above. William Wort ley, Esq. Dated Aug. 24, 1204.' To be Lieutenants- luseph (oilmen, Gent. Dated Sept-si, 1 8 0/ . David Ware, (mat. Dated August 24, 5804. Ro bat tones; Gent. Dated as above. To be Ensigns- !alma Shillito, °Gent. Dated as above. Thomas Lotthouse,Gent. Dated as above. ' - To be adjutant -Joseph Mould, Gent. Dated O. 24, 18:4. To be Chaplain-Rev. Matthew Barker. Dated August 2 4. 180 4. •. • - Sowlan! Regiment of Yorkshire Milt 11.11qg Yromanty Cavatgy. • Lieutenant Robert, Pemberton hlitnes' to be Captain. vice Smyth. Dated Nov: 3. 1804. cornet Henry Walker to ' be.Lieutmant, vice - Lernpriere, resigned. Datell ltd. 3, tBo4. . Richard Stanley, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Wal ker, promoted, Dated as above. City of York 1 1 (.hiNterr Infantry. Ensign James Kilvington Lamb to lie Lieutenant, vice Hartley. Dated Nov. I, GO4, Quarter-Master Frede rick Mallatrart to be Ensign, vice Lamb. Dated as above. Thomas — E whim, Gent. to be Quarter-Master., Dated as above. Halifax Itelqrtieer Infantry. John. Peter Walker, Esq. to be, paptain. • and Adjutant. tY Dated Nov. 9, 1804. 'William Shaetletod, Gent. to be Eusigo. Dated Nov. s, 0;04. Lied; Miters. • Samuel Lamb, Cent. i to , be Lieutenant. Dated Sept. a 6, tBo4. ERRATA, in the Gazette of the istli Dec. :104. For I.ieutenant Piammcuid to be Captain-Lieutenant-Com mandant in the-Portsmouth Volunteer Artillery,. read Lieutenant William 'Hammond to be Captain-Lieutenant in the Poittniontit Volunteer Artillery. For George Gar rett, Esq. to be Captain in the Havant Battalion. read Ceorga, taarrett, Esq, to . be Captain in the, Havant Corps of Volunteer lotantry. MFMORANDUI4. , Major Richard Sandys, 'of the 'Sad Regiment of Foot, is stiperiedcd, having absented himself withoitit 'leave frotn llis Recruiting District, and without settling his Accornpts. The Appeinuncat of Ensign Isaac Been, from. the *lt Fotu, to he Lieutenant in the 66th Regiment of Toot, by purchase; vice Best, promOted, as stated in the Gitzette cif the Sthinst, hat mot taken placgt. , The. Appointments of Enogn Wili , to be Lieu. tenant, without purchase, and A. Macalpine, Gent. to be Enka in the 92d Regirneuit of Foot, as stated in the Gazette of the. Sth inst. has . not taken place. LiLKATI.II3t in the' Gazette of 'the zist - April last. Batiolion . of Reuvue. For Lioutemmt. Hamilton Newton. from Half-pay •of the i6tit Font, to be Lieutenant, vice Gooklair, who excintoge3, read Lieutenant liauulten Newton; from 1-t Alt-pay of- the 56th Foot, to be Lieutenant, .vice Cootiitir, who returns to hislorincr PRICE'OP ftlT-It Plank Stock, Noy 5 per Ct, shut. 5 per Cent. 1797, 99i limits per Cent. 4 per (sent. 3 per Ct. ged, 57 j sg per Ct, COOS. 741 bank L. A u n. 15- ititlis i 7 Ditto ShOrt Ana. 7 STOCKS, , . I.'a:!y of Lietitoparkt-Colpnet - VogoTv of a Soil.- Tigi 'atiatt dir in Wrtt Wit.,4..katil,".r..ent„,tbd.lLight iirri; 1,1,1 i I f ttcyl:nytor, of a So:i. - V ?stcrd;:v okurniti4, 'II,: I,%.(ty' of Alichattl;tittongo, Esq. of ;..li)N-r, (..... 4 . ildf, .ord-stre6t, 'of a ..SOn. ; ~,.';'• - . R Pitt). On tlit-tgthiflst, at Irmai-thousli Liolititgowshiro • Wilkie, Esq. yomtg-r,.oc . Foulde.n,"49 Ha rift secontdaughter, act:lelam Sir ICol,leil nalyeilp Wit. of ' Binns ' • •` ' On i Tuesday last,. at Charles, Church, Plythouth, the Rev.. Tltentas klaviker, .C;., rate of the said to Vinctmt. !nw eof Ntchol.i Viacom, Esq. Admiral , of ti . ,' White: • _ tln Saturday,-at Lamtteth Church,Ricbald NYO 4 (If Escitr. ~f Scotifr—yarti. to niece to james.W4o.i, 'Esq. at L.inbard-strect. ' - ' DIED: ' On Thursday last, at,Sydesillaral, — m Kent, Miss, Hanndh- Ler.:trx. 0 . 11 the - r6th . af Onobet, at llahadoes, I.'ird by ; ..ientenants Colo, and r Wils •MNstcr Mr, Rnvan, St rr.on ; Mr ..Whife,. , L..rp.:nrer lio. , towain; and 1.4 r, Cox ..Ind Mr. Hid Nlajesty'C'Shlp A IAL:Iy, at . LUrrfrwcrtli, Mrs. in Miv last, was delivered utiJur livit.r, ;:iNtrboys girl, thrte of whoni tit..A.l; and, in the 7'iisy wure-both 'bailed in ot:e. • grave. A few /days ago, at Killibnltot, after wshort illno3s, Arr. Ephrairn Eart: Ile has hrtt wits and nineteen childorn to.. 'nt , loss. On the gth init. at Cupar, Majtit jar:v.'s florsbetoth, •late • oftht 3§th Regito_ot oar ' • the 'Anti - :4 . i ; of the sthinstant, at einvdoN . l l = Surrey', agi...4 $9, Alfr. hc.nas Ltivetqrniati? ye.trs•L.zrk Cluttcht Some Id* ye WOO. nav'r a vt•fr ntl* "" );15' family,, lle filled the:folloivirig offices, -•ie (.;:ro,dott itind )_/% 1 naigibdurhoc>,t, ft; sinsitiOilit hem ; was , { stiikOleakriv: bet,' and Publtean, kn4t Wf t t writte*lfir:eltim i r on Vun.beny !fill, neat' ; p.ovi,le.i •;51c;,1,..a ntrf, B.ilts, etc: tauglit tilt! h lace, i;as:outT.-Frunc'h,' }loin; and 'relainindy,'at !loam O. /1310 44 ; sV.ti 1 LedithOraait a " 13 1 1 M -.431 1 ib Court p on scie; :kik{ Toro y n ciu:A; :one ,)t the Of afikeni 0(111C HO yai Loilie at Croydon. ktfott .1 toil trcll 4 04 :sre Witt hasiell a iri,o , larnily vide:Oh:Jae lois, 4 LON 1)ON MAI 2 `kc. . .„ , . , v m R CT, tITtN or EATAN MARIC:LAMEi• -'- • -' liy Megscs. Oil! 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Total 9113.5./ttartcrs.—Avernt.• toss. 44t1. 3 '• Si". ttigli,r KliattLiaa Itettlin. A ItErr4s-RN , OF FLOUR' , ''..tm Dec. 'f. tip Doc. 15, front s the Cocket-Oirite; . • ' 1' U. Socks. , - .-d Sacks. s. d. S2Lk • 6 9 --r- 105. 0 283 —l7 •• 437 .-- 9' ..' • 5. 040 Z...--. coo o /,0 2, ......—. IS °' . 1 4 ----,• tox * I , i v ---,494-0 . 15--- t•:. , * ,r3° --- 93 61 • , - 190 ---- 93 ol . 7 ,------ 67 * 03/ --- 9 8-, . i.... 90 -•••••••• •9:.- o - 24..---, bj ' 0 , I;i3lo,acKS.r.--Aver0,98....110; 0b."5.1. iliver titan teat gaufn. • ; WALES.t AVERAGE CKICE OF EN GI4ASD • Ending Dec , 15. - ' Whait S4 l ;It t Burley .tis od I 11 , .:ans 49 3 ''' l , ke Stit ?Sti I ( ) Ats " 274 5d i l'elSe.• SZS 7,4 WESTERN COUNTRY 11,: Wh Newbury I 66i 'to t Salisbury Fras totoos Devi zei I to . 4Varmi.ht.2r ;,; ARK.F.Ts, (;.,st'v Barley. 745-od to 473 oci 4ti od to .)61; oil t(r , sti 465.vt to•sos o,i t,e..11t) per Qr. 24s t 6 3011 •3s tic' to 34$ 27; oil to 3ts vilics-01; kors. C . roc': trs. Kent, 31. 16s. to 41. is -• ) Kent, 41. - — s . si oi. t'' Suite; 31.. 14i. to 4 r. s Susiex, I. 1 4 s. to 41. 85. Farnii ;11, —S• to 81 . 11b. Red Clover White ditto • Trefoil Cara , - Curl • - - - White Mustartt Seed P:owta ditto - Canary - - - It ye-Gtass - 404 t 0 rocs) (Mi CO I " 16i 0 , 'Vivi CWt• 1263 :0 ioi i 10i to iS Oa j, I Ss to 24,, per beNtito. ▪ od to Sos 64 ditto, t ts /0 17S ditto. • 7s od to 8s od ditto. - 20% Od to 3os per quartcr. Stiiil)S. 7 ---- . PRI.CIi OF Lt ATHF:R (per lb.) AT LEAPENIIALIZ it'lts, cn to 5 61 b. ea ch - . . • a3(I. t l 0 o, : 2 2-J. DiltO, be to 65112: each . . -. 25d. 0 1 -- I -1. t 9, AP Nkrellants' Backs, . - . ' ()tossing ifidei, ,- • "'• " - azil. to, 2 11. Vine Coach Hides, - - ." 231 i. to *l t ' errip Hides for c`tiitirig, - . -23 d. to 2-4( 1 . F lit Ordinary a 3 1. to Vdo Call Skins, 30 to 401 h. per Donn 34d, to 33,.1. po P• MU.) ; so to 7011). 33d, to 37ci. per 1111. Ditto ! 70 to 80 1 h. 3t.t. to 34(1. igte lb, Small Seatv(Greeniandi, 424. to 40. pa lDoico. b, I.frge ditto, - 12 as. to i6os. per. Cert'Skins ' . - —s. to --s, ditto. , Tanned Horse Hides, ' 255. to 3ES. p er n ig°. __.--......"."'"r° , • SI.N4 1711 Fl !IA) • NIATWET, • D"' : ' 14 ' T. sink th 4 0141—Or stoneot lied; 4s. ed . . ss. 64. V ea l, - si. id. to 7 5. cu t . klutv.,n,,,fo• '4.1. to ss. I Pork, 4s. oil. to 5 6 . IjtAJ UV CATTLE 7itt•. - P 4 . 4. ` Jle:.sto, about NEWGATE.and I.F.ADENHALLM MtKETS, By the Carcase, Beef, 3s. ott. to 4i. ltd. I Veal, 34. $( 1 . to 6. Nl , ttton, 4.t. to ss. Bd. Poric, 4s. oil. to ,',5•4"' - 'MICE OF TALLOW. e l l St. James's-Market 4s. sd. ( TorrtrTAilow rig. -13 1 '' 6 ,1 Clare Market . .4s. I. ltussiado.(Can dl69 3ll% d, "r;ltiteehapel garket is. ad. - Ituss.ia do'. (60.) -6 • °9l ;ii, per stone of lilb. ---.....-- Nicking Stu** ......s. —I., . . . 235. 0d..1 Dims rough 4os. od. Average price 4s. 4bd. 1 Graves 1 4s. 9d• ' f Good Dregs .W. 041. 'Yellow Soap, 735.---Muttletl, las.,---Curd, 9 33 ' 4 1, Price of Candles per dono, its. bd.-- MouLls, Els , v` St. JANIES!..s HAY, MARKET, DO. 4 2 ._, May, 31. os. ToS. od•—Aver. 3 1 . Straw, th t 63. od. to IL. ss, eti.-- , .Avcr. al- Ps; °". WHI.TECHAPFL MARKET, Vcc. IS% Hay, 31. tbs. vd. to 41; tbs. od.—Avcr. 41. 6s. od. Clover, 41. 45. ocLio 51. is. oti.-,..kvfi,r. 41, zo• 6d; Sum, 11. tbs. od. to it. is. cd.—,Arcr. ii. 9,. cl ".' • cl • COAL. Best Coals, in the Pool, per Chaldion. DOlivercd to iluvickeepers at - Ssindarland, per elialdron. Delivered toHothe: ~n .~