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From the LONDON GAZETrA, Feb. li , 1834. Co»mission in the Bedlordsliire Jlilitia, signed ty the Lord Lieu tenant. Doted yam:idly 2j, 1804. Charles Maddison. Esq . . to be Captain. Commissions in . the Cheshire Militia, -signed by the Lod Lieu - terdqt. Francis Jodrell, Esq. to be Second - Major, vice Ince, pro mated: Datel 1804. Thomas Marsden Jodrell, Esq. to bLl.Captain, vice deceased. Dated as above. James Bayley, Jun. Esq.' - to be ditto, vice Cotton. Dated an. 19, tBc4 .Caorge Barlow, Gent. to be Ensign. 'Dated Jan. 13, 1504. Edward Garner, Gent. to be ditto. Dated as above. Commission signed ly His Majesty's Lieutenant for the County of Itadnor. Herrti• Bevan, Clerk, to be Deputy-Lieutenant. Dated Jan. ISO 4. - ' Ordnance-Ogee, Feb. , 10, 1304. ' - - Royal Regiment of Artillery. Georp C - rawford,/Gent. to be Second Lieutenant. Dated Feb. 2, 1804. Carpal Gunner Dri;vers in the Royal Regiment of ry Artille. Peter Henry Short, Gent. to be Lieutenant Commissary. Dated Feb. 1, 1304. r- Office, Feb. ir, 1834. Perthshire Gentlemos and Yeomanry Cavalv. Captain Lawrence Oliphant to be Major. vice Drummond, deceased. Captain-Lieutenant James Bell to be Captain. Lieutenant Robert Graham to be ditto. vice Oliphant. Cornet fames Farlane to be Lieutenant, vice Graham. Quarter-master Wm. Blair to be Cornet, vice Nl`Farlane. Draycott Volunteer Cavalry. Hon. Henry Windsor to be Captain. Abraham Lloyd Ed ridge, Cent. to be Lieutenant. William Coleman, Gent. to be Cornet. S*utb East Hants Gentlemen and Yeontatt7Cavilry. TheophiTus Lewis, Gent. to. be Cornet, vice Waltnesley, resigned. . _ :Ivediston Volunieer brjan: f y. Thomas King, Esq. Lo be Captain. • • • Arcbenfleld Volunteer, (before Gazetted as the Wormlow and . . . . Grejtree). .George Money, Esq. to be Major. To be Ciptains—George Avetine, Esq. LieutenatA.james' Nixon, vice Scudamore, resigned. • Nathaniel Purchase, Esq. vice Lechinere, resigned. TO be Lieutenants—William Dobles, Gent. Ensign Richard Parker." William Jones, Gent. vice Fosket, resigned. john Davies, Gent, vice Morgarwesignect. John Collins, Gent vice-Palmer, resigned - . William Fisher, Gent. vice Hereford, resigned. To be EnsiAnS—j, Powell, Gent. J. Stalland, Gent. S. itowgil, Gent. G. Harvey, Gent.. F. Southern, Gent. Vice Palmer, resigned. john Bennet, Gent, vice Arrow smith, resigned. .4 . l•lsbum Light Infantry Polanteers. Captain- Collyer to be Major-Commandant, vice Hon. Geo. Walpole. • - Bainton Beacon 141uNteets. Cap - tain Griinston to be Major-Commandant- John Harti ,Gent. to be Lieutenant. I ohn Ciiulton, Gent, to beditto. John Ushart, Gent. to be Ensign. Jacob Laybourn, Gent. to be ditto. Bo:burst and Wokingbam Volunteers. Bro..vn, -Gent. to be Quarter-master. Bathir!./:;): Ccurpaiiy of Gloirceiterihire Vlunterr - s. Ensign Thoraa - Bryan to be Lieutenant, vice Manning, re— signed. Lryal 131,-mingham Polanteer Infzni ,j'. vißattalion. -Warmington, Gent. to be Adjutant. 3d.Battalion, • . Ensign Shepiwrd Lo be Lieutenant, Nice Ra bone, resigned. Bze,teshire Bata Ln of Volunteer Infantry. Captain john M'Gregor to be Adjutant. Berwick Arme.l gss9ciation. Adam Maitland, Esq. to be Captain. Robert Col tart, Gent. to, be Lieutenant. Alexander Nlacartney, Gent. to be En. sign. Rjlal Clarence Volunteers. First Lieutenant Thomas Howells to be Captain. Second -Lieutenant 17avici Lewis to be First Lieutenant. Second -Lieutenant Thomas Nlakeig to be First Lieutenant, vice Howells. TO .be'Second Lieutenants—Arian Williams, Gent. Evan Evans, Gent. David E vans.‘ Gem. Isaac N opt ; Gent. To be Chaplaiii—Rev. lohn Nelson. Lj,al V;luntter Infantry. Lieutenant Isaac Greensmith to be Qaptain, vice Maynard, promoted. Secpnd Lieutenant Charles Miller to be First Lieutenant, vice Greensmith. To be Second Lieutenants—Edward Field, Gent. vice Miller. Heelor Davies Morgan, Gent. George Travers, Gent. Tb be Adjutant, with the Brevet Rank of Captain —William Murrell, Esq. Cation Pe!tinker Inira lto .1. • Henry Harvey, 4ent. to,be Lienterunt,,vice Irby, resigned. Bat:4bn e3l the id Re 6, -intext Edinburgh Volunteer". Charles Ross, Esq. to be Captain. lames Gibson, Esq. to 'be dint). Alexander Irvine, Gent. to be Lieutenant. George Cranstnn, Gent. to be cUtto. Tube Ensigns—David Cathcart, Gent. Adam Gillies, Gent. Alexander Lurnsclen, Gent. vice Brangliam, re signed. zd Compa,f_y V SZarpShcoters. . . William Clerk, Esq. to be Captain. John Ferrier, Cent. to be Lieutenant. Thomas Miller, Cent. to be ditto. Inglis, Gent. to be Ensign. ' • Edinburgh Highland Volunteer:. • - Captain-Lieutenant Douglas to be Captain, vice Graham promoted. Lieutenant William M`Ponald to be Captain_ Lieutenant, - vice Douglas. Ensign William Steuart to be -Lieutenant, vice M'Donald. Archibald Fletcher, Gent. .io be Ensign, vice Steuart. Evesbam lidunteir Infantry. Lieutenant Anthony Stratton to be Captain, vice Boltes, ceased. Ceorge William Smith to be Lieutenant, vice-Stratton. [obit 'I ) 'odor, Gent. to be Ensign, vice, Smith. ' . • • _ _ _ Eartern D.:ltria of Filisbire Volunteers. Illexat:der Bell, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Brown, resigned. fames Mercer, jun. Gent. to be Quatter-mastcr. Trades Volunteers, Tames Graham, EA. to be Lieutenant-ColOnel. William Barry, M. D. to be Assistant-Surgeon. Glamorgan RAmen. Rev. David Thomas to be Chaplain. Haddingtonsii e Saltation of Volunteer Infantry. Robert Scott, Esq. to be Major. jolan Y: Donaldson, Gent, to be Surgeon. HadkieiVolurtetr I,l:paty. Lieutenant Tohn to' be Captain. Ensign George Glubh Parsons to be Lieutenant. Nathaniel I):ake, ,Gent. to be' Lieutenant. Robert Offord, Gent, to be Ensign. Edward Reeve, Gent. to be Ensign. /s/and of Sky and Lang Island l'clunteer Battalions. • Colonel - Lord Macdonald to be Colonel, Long Jiand Additional Company. Ensign Alexander M' Lean to be Lieutenant. lames !VP Queen, Cent. to be Ensign Kirkalclr Fe!writer:. Lieutenant-Colonet ltotreir Douglas 'to be Lieutenant-Co lonel-Commandant, vice Christie, resigned. Gilbert Be thune, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Coloncr, vice Douglas Earl Kent Regiment of I'd:truer:- 1)0.17. Edwqrd Scudamore, sen. Cent. to be Sortreon. Scuetant6re, juia. Cent. to bg A ssistant-Surgeosi: Edward Loyal KnutsforerPohenteer Ittjiintv. Lieutenant Daniel Leech to be Captain, vice Wallace, re signed.' Ensign Joshua Cragg to be Lieutenant, vice Leech. Thomas Wrigley Ferrabre, Gent: to be Ensign,- vice Cragg. • Lane End Velun:eerinfantly. . . EnsignSherridan to be Lieutenant. Thomas Mayer, Gent. to. be Ensign, vice Sherridan. lolin Lomax, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Beckett, resigned. Rifle 'Esq. to bel.:aptain. John Unett, Gent: to be Lieutenant. To be Surgeon--john Chadwick, Gent. . . . Qd Lbat 7 4474..sure reunreer Inia"try- Alexander Thornton, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Tifos. Brown, Cent. to be Ensign. Serjeant-Major Allan Dick to be Ad jutant. , _ Liv" Fuzilerfrs. Rev. john Smith to be Chaplain. fames Marshall, Gent: to be Surgeon, vice Dr. fames Carson. Lavington and Cbeverell Volunteers. Tohn Garratt, Esq. to be Captain. Leonard Tinker, Cent. to be Lieutenant. A. Edwards Saunders, Gent. to be Ensign. St. Ge2rge's Regiment of Manchester Volunteers. Ensign john Chadwick to be Lieutenant, vice Percival . , pro moted. John Mansell, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Chad wick. John j.wett, Gent. to be Quarter-master. Manchester and Salford Rifle Regiment. Edward Rushton, Esq. to' be Captain, rice Wood, promoted. William Keeling, Gent. to be Quarter-Master, vice Jor dan. n 4th, cr Bury Company o t ne John Battersby, Esq. to be Captain. v iohn Grundy, Gent. to be Firit Lieutenant. William Ashton, Gent. to be Se cond Lieutenant. Newbury Yoluntecrr. Richard Horner Gent, to be Adjutant. EdWard Wood - con, Gent. to be Quarter-Master, vice Bull, resigned. • tyal IVewbarcugh Volunteers. Major William Glynn:. Griffith to' be Lieutenant-Colonel. Robert 1,-,:; r nas Carrev, Esq..to be Major. To be. Captain's— Roberi Currie, Esq. -Robert Rout, Esq, Robert Griffith, Esq. john Ellis, Eiq. Griffith Wil liams, Esq. Griffith Roberts, Esq. Hugh Rowlands, Esq. To be 'Lieutenants—Richard Griffith, Gent. Wm. Prich ard, Gent. Richard Griffith, Gent. Elias Williams, Cent. David Jones, Gent. Richard Griffith, Gent. Evan Hughes, Gent. Hugh lons, Gent. T• be Ensigns—Hugh ThonAlS Gent. Robert Edwards, G,.mt, Humphrey Owen, Gent. Hugh tones, Gent. Robert Hughes, Gent. john Prichard, Gent, Robert Jones, Gent. _ _ Newcastle Volunteers. Captain joluk Smith to be Major. Lieutenant Edward 'Mar • chant Page to be Captain, vice Smith. Ensign Walter Ridgeway Smith to .be Lieutenant, vice Chilot, resigned. Ensign Thomas Moile to be Ditto, vice Page. To be Ensigns—John Scarlet, Gent. Ed. Foulkes Cleavin, Gent. .john hccles, Gent. To he Surgeon—Lieutenant Robert Bentley, vice Bent, Te sioetl.: • To be r\ssistant-Surgeon—Edward Foulkes Cleavin, Gent. Lerke's Newpere Volunteer:. Rev. John Dryden Pigott to be Chaplain. • ad Battalion of Nodolh Volunteer Infantry. Lieutenant EdAvard Larkin. Waltord to be Adjutant. with Rank of Captain. a ith Battalion of Ditto. Anthony Hamond, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel. lames Coldham, Esq. to be Major. Quern:ferry Artillery. Thomas . Malcom, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant. St. Andrew's Vaunterrt. lames Wright, Cent. to be Quarter, Master. St. _Giles's Volunteers Adjutant lotin Fernarklez, to have the 13re.vAt rank of Captain. - • ..Vouthantpion roirtnreers; a Brigade-rift.= Rana/ions. Colonel -George Porter to, be Lieutenant-Colonel Com mandant. Stockbrilge,Tan:b9urne, and Matthfint Batta lion. Colonel George Portzr to be Lieutenant -Colonel-Corn- • mandant. Sam bourne Volunteer Infantry. john Judd, Gent. to bc.F.nsign, vice Wyatt, promoted. • Stow Hundred Vo llll:trent. Ensign John Marriott to be lictiteaant. . vighity rolunteers. • • . Ensign Alexander Red' rob^ Lieutenant, vice Bell, resigned . George Cobb, Ccut. to be Ensign, vice Reay. Stratv47l . 4lunicer Corps. Rcthiemarchus and Kincairn Compaly. Erisign Mlncati Nignresh to he Lieutenant, vice j. Stewart resigner{. joi' Grant, Gti.z. to be Ensign, vice hlnntosh. • Tbdwastry PViivrer Nanny. Lieutenant 1. B. Blake to be Contain, vice Runbury, resign ed. S. MOthersole, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Blake. Whitehavo: Artillery,' William Plasket, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Sherwin, resig►►ed. North Irc;•cesterlunteer &lanky. Rev. krenaiali Smith, A. M. to be Chaplain. A sc h; oer , Wiritcharch, and 1: 7 69r11ve1l Battalion. Ralph Etwall, •Esq to be Major. St. lve's Polunteers. oseplt Hocking, Gent, to be Vnsign. lames Rosewall, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Hart, resigned. Artillery. Thomas Broderiek, Esq. to be elptßin. Thomas Knaggs, Cent. to be Captain-Lieutenant, Robert Preston Gent. ' to be First Lieutenant. Tho:uas Benson,•Gent. tobe ditto. John Maitin Ay re, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, 11 - 7ilteil.4ven !'oh, Freers. Campbell Heady, Ebg. to be Adjutant, with the Rank Of Captain. - Inriington Allison Crostbwaitt-, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Tickell, resigned. GARRISON. ThorriaS Dodd, t sq. Captain in the Royal Artillery, to be Secretary to the Governor of the G / yrison of i.ibraltar, vice Raleigh, resigned. . . . At the last Sessions for the Borough of IPswich, lames Payne and his friend Lot, were tried on an Indiament for a joint Assault on SARAH ANNE MORGAN. This Cause, from the beauty of the Lady, and the singularity of the case, excited much attention: Payne had for, some time paid his ad. dresses to Miss Morgan, with till, approbation of her mother and her father-in-law, Carrington, who keep the Rose public-house in Ipswich ; but from some interested or capricious motives, the father_in. law withdrew his consent. The young Lady, how ever, persisted 'her attachment,. the ring was bought, and fitted . on her finger, whilst she impre cated that her hand Might rot Off if ever - she gave it to another ; the banns were published at Wood bridge Church, where they intended to marry.--- She told her lover that she was going•to drink tea with her aunt, wlio keeps another public-house in Ipswich, to which a post-chaise was ordered, to carry her off. When she arrived at the chaise-door, her heart failed. her,. and Payne, with the help of the driver, lifted her in. 'Her 'aunea•ostler, how ever, rushed out and stopt the'horses, whilst the timid and disappointed lover suffered his intended spouse to he handed out of the chaise, after having stopt her mouth with one civil kiss. Stich is the versatility of human nature (we must not say fickleness of the Fair), that Miss Morgan , was induced to piefer an ,'Lididrnent apinst her tiiver'and his friend Lot, who had no farther in terfered than by beckonin g ' lievout of her aunt's kitchen, where she was sitting twirling her hat upon the tip-toe of expedation. The Sentence passed by the Learned Recnrder. (Mr: ALDEKSori) was_, that Payne, the Laver, shouldbe imprisoned for axe _year in IptWieli Borough Gaol, and pay a fine of 201. to the King;' and that Lot, whom, in his Address to the Jury, he compared to the Trum peter in the Fable, for summoning the fair one to the field of action, should pay a fine of 201. and be imprisoned until the fine was paid. • CHILD STEALING. AT the Guildhall SeSsions yesterday, 11167 Br eq tv. alias Mcody, Was. tried tipun an indiftnent, ehiaginy her with stealing an Infant Child, twenty-two Lta) . • old, from its mother, in the Workhouse of St. An. drew. I Mary Johnston, the mother of the child, stated, that she was brought to.bed in the workhouse of St. Andrew's parish, Holborn, that the Prisoner came to her on the 16th of August, 1802,. and asked her if : she would take a wet nurse's place, .as, she could recommend her .to a lady who wanted such a person. Witness replied, she had begun to suckle het child, and didnot like to part with if '; when the prisoner informed her, that she would procure her a nur* for her child; at little more than the workhouse price. She was positive the Lady whom she would recommend, would be a friend to her, and desiring her to tell'her husband . of the businesss. The Prisoner came again the next day. ,:about six in the evening, and said, that the Lady wished very much to see her child, on which the Prosecutor described herself as being too weak'to'gci out, she‘haVing -lain-in but three weeks. The , .Prisoner entreated , her to trust her with - it. She stated that she would be very careful of it, she being with child herself. , This proposal was readily agreed to, froM . the genteel' appearance of the Prisoner. The. Prisoner went' away with the child, and left the mo-her two half. crowns, and she had never seen or heard of her in fant since. She saw the Prisoner again in June, 1803. She was positive as to the Prisoner being the same person, - and described the dress she had on, These circumstances were corroborated by Mrs. , Bennet,Mistress of the workhouse, and the servant' who introduced her to the hoitsekeeperovho all took the Prisoner. to be five months gone with child. After an inefFeEtuaJ attempt todefend,herself, the Prisoner was found guilty. The sentence' was de. ferred until next Sessions, in older to give. her an' opportunity of restoring the child-to its parent be fore that time._ The Rtcoßoomobservedi that.if. she did not throw a light on the subjeel before that time shemight rely on a very severe puni'shine nt. BOW STREET. ON MOnday evening last a man went to Mrs. Bae G on's Masquerade warehouse in Lisle -street, aA orite'red four dominos, four. hats, four masks, and Jicketsfor, the Masquerade that evening, with change for a tol.• note,' to be' sent to a house in Dtikestreeti - Smithfield, 'but gave .no name ; the . things, were •accottilr-gly - -scot,. and the messenger wa s ushered into a atom on the first floor, where he siw a Gentl:nnan'andtady, the formerof whom re. ceived the dominos, &c. and saying, I suppose you:have brought the change, - gave the mes,tnger a Bill of Exchange for 251. : adding, I have not got a tol. note, but if 'you Will . 'give •me change .to make up ten' pounds, including' the charge for the dominos, &c. • will for, the remainder to morrow ; the messenger not liking the appearance of the bill, told the Gentleman that he would re. turn to his employer, and if she . apprOved 'of the bill, hewould come-back in time with the change and the tickets ; .but same ; suspicion arising he cid not return, and on inquiry being made respeding the supposed acceptors of the bill, who were stated to• be Messrs, Thodey and CO.' merchanti k . Hoxaon Town, no- such persons could be found there, though it was admitted the drawer of the bill lived there; application was - then made to the house in Duke. respeEting 'the do s tninos, and•where a pe r son o of. Hows appea re d, w h o waote d,the bill s re tfr t thec u e r r n ' e n d, n' sacin g he would discount it, and promised to make inquiry after the things; which not being sent back, tire injured parties - applied td . BoW stteet,..in.consequence of which the said Hows and two persons calling- themselves Thodey and Rey nolds, the / supposed accep tor ind drawer of the bills, were taken into custody by R'ivett and Wilkinson, two of the Bow-street Officers, and yesterday ex amined before Mr. K: tati•Anto at Bow -street, when . a tallow chandler in Little Britain appeared,.and gave 'an - account of his having been defrauded of candles td the air:awn - cif gl. "25: which had been ordered to tifsame house in:Dukt.street, Smithfield;-and that th - eprisoner . :HOws afterWa_rds called at his shop, and promised payment of the same; that on the 6th instant he received a - letter, - dated Maidenhead, sth Feb. 184, signed R. Hows, inclosing a Bill of Exchange for : 251. nos. Id. purporting to he drawn by J. James ROynalds on James Roynalds, Esq. Board of Ordnance; Woolwich, payable when dtte at No. to, Hoxton Town ;' that on inquiring respecting this bill, it was said a man of the name of James Roynalds lived there, but that he was. not atiesquite, and'did not belong,to the Board of Ord. nance, Woolwich,, though heltad worked there. _ . The Pris Oner Howes endorsement was on the hack of each of the said bills, the whole of which appared to have *been •fiiled `up in one hand writing. The. Prisoner, Thodey, said, he never Jived at No. to, lioxtOn ToWn, or in Duke -street, Smith. field, and that the acceptance to the two hills was not his writing," bdr had . been• written in his pre sence by Hows, whom he considered to be his part ner ; and that Hoes and Roynalds had taken a lodging 'for him at Slough (from,whence the bill passed to Mrs. - Bacon was dated) and where he re mained a• week. ..Thcre•beiug reason to think se. veral other bills of the same sort have been nego. tiated by the Prisoners, .cher : weFe committed for re-examination on Monday next. SHIP NEWS. POOLE, FL.3. 12. • • , hrtiVe,,d----the General Wolfe, TuHock, from Newfound- Olive Braiti;ii, Fitch, and Anna, Long, frotri London ; Aurora, 'afford, and' Johannes, Schilck, from Portsmouth. Sailed—the Meiturius, Jacobs, for Bilboa ; Friendship ! Li2by, for Vienna ; Lloyd' s A ss i s ia nce ,..M a ser.; Venus, Batchelor .; Lirk, Spuirier ; King'; and Mary, , Thatchell, for PortsmOuth ; Mary, . Ryder, -for -Hull ;' and Nonpareil, Chapman, for Gibraltar. BfartiS . . the zatliat last mostly at Barnstaple, Devon, the ~ f F. S. Filcher, Esq. of a Daughter. , 'Foe' On Friday last, at Streatham, the light Hon. Lady of a Daughter. NI AR lf lED : . . • ,o At Edinburgh, on the B t h i ns t. J ames. S pens , Escl;,• 5 f Craig Sanquhar, late Li eutenant- C o l onel of ills Maje s l g t 73d regiinent,', to Miss Elizabeth Joanna Davidson, s sC ' — ' . , dai.gliter of john Davidson, of Ravelri , E. "i• • -' ._-..... _._ • . . , ca AVtga . t.lD, FIE. to. Passed by— the Arethtisa, - Johnson,•from Halifax ;"Ade l_ hida, Cordes, from Einbden.froin Ferrol; and the jonge Pieter, Pciters, Sailed —the Vro , ,v Margaritra; - Dicks,' for Amsterdam;, Twe Gebroders, Berger, for Embden . ; Juno, Walters, and the Vrow kista, (eras, for Tonningen. LONDON: Pr;nted by BUCHANAN WMILLAN, (ofßow-Street, Cdvent-Garden) ; and Published by WIL:" Am A R micitz sc ki ,,,, t o t South Moitnn_smct, Grosvenor - Nilo:eh An the Su w.OFF c f . No. t t z, Strand; where ildvertiremrsts, Orders for the Paper, Lett ers f o r t he Edit or , ticc, (post-paa), must tYt ad4roscl4, WHITECHAPEL MARKET, Feb. 11 • A • Hay, 41. os. od. to 51. 12S . od. —Aver. t6s. Clover, 51. Los. od. to 61. 6s. ocl.—Aver. 51. 1 8 i•_, i ° Straw, 11. Ss. od. to 11. 1 23 . COAL EXCHANGE, Feb. 23- d , a d Best Coals, in the Pool; per Chaidron o il Delivered to Housekeepers at - - Sunderland, per Chaldron - - 45' e d Delivered to Housekeepers at - - ermr...l.l.nomm err, ° CHOICE HEREFORDSHIRE CILER, Two P TO BE I) BY . / By PETER ccar SOI BURRELL, ab AUCTION TO o f ci FOS f Cr At Lloyd's Cote-House, on Tinirsd.iy the 16th Pt ' • inst. at Twelve o'Clock, VOI ZISII ,Q rr y HOGSHEADS of Choice HERF. le (6 • v olt 0. L.) SHIRE CIDER, tit - for Exportation., or to _ Private Families. The Nobility, Merchants, C4n,' l ' as irtg i Ships, and otheri, will hive an opportunity of Fu r ; fr° ll ,,,s this Sale, genuine Cider of superior quality, sele 6e l ; eil d large Store of Ciders, and will be put up one Fl o° C. Lot, for the convenience of private Ptiti:liasetg. of al* May be tasted twoday s p rece di ng , and the Morn it ? g on application to Messrs. Breeds and, Co. Gritlitr! Southwark. where Catalogues may be had. at Li a k; .l ) 6 ` Fo° . feL,-liouse, and of Messrs. Peter Coke; Burrell , ' T /144g111011011 - street. DIED. On the 26th ult. at Mackery End, Hertfordshire, " 1 " .- . _ laS Hawkins,, Esq. aged 8 3 y ears . , - re of * On Friday, the 3d inst. in con sequence o f t h e ruptu i_llooa-veAel; the C: Mason, M. A. Redd Mary's, Bermondsey,, Southwark, and Ch a pl a i n to the INV' Hon. ord Onslow. On the joth ult, at Edinburgh, Mrs. Mary Roddarn; the Lady of the Rev. Dr. Carry, le, of Inveresk, in the fitst of her age. • , At Edinburgh, on the ist instant, Mr. Robcrt Sande r ' km, merchant. . • oil 4; At Edinburgh, on the 2ith ult. Mrs. Margaret Drumni 13 ,j wife of Mr. Archibald Drummond, late of New diffighter.of the.deceased Mt„ William Mackewan, *adult, writer to the signet. d . Charles Brown, of Coalstoun, at Coalstoun,. on to -- instant. . a a On board- His Majesty's Ship D e fi ance, • on the 0f2,1 December, iB O 3, Mr. William E rs ki ne R an k ed, man, ohly sdn of the late Captain Ranken, of the Cavalry. PRICE. -YES? ne STOCKS, Eft DAY-. , India Stock r6g India Bonds Exchequer Bills as. 3s• Ornniurn . Inver. 3 per Cent. 1i /AO' Ditto Ann. 9.1 Deferred 3 per Cent. r? Cons. for Account 55iVi B,nk Stock Na ; s per Cent. 1i33 5 per Lent, 179/. 93t trish 5 per cent. , I 4 per Cent. Con. 72.il I , cr , • R—S 6 : 3 pet C. Con y igii 13. 1.. Ann. 16 ‘ 17- v6i I 11. S. Ann. 31- LONDON MARKETS, &c; ' RETURN OF` WHEAT IN MARK-LANE. By Messrs. CHILD and /vIAL PA s, Meal Wejghers• rt ., Including only from the 3oth of January to the 4111 of r bruarv, agreeably to the new Ad, 107 Quarters at 6os od 199 Quarters at irs od S ir - -- at, 59s od 165 ......____ At 50 1 611 30 . ----- at sss od . 267 ------ at soS 0 1V' I. 5 (? - at 49s ou /49 - at 4ss 0 4 .346 s od - , -------- 4.3 s ° A • '43 1 -• at 42s 01 349 . at 54$ od 131 -- at 4os al 2 73 ........"...4'.... at 53s od 1 It -------- at 39$ 0.---,', 876 ----•,—...• at Sax od '' -:.... , . .. Total 46 Quarters.—Average ;2s. 614. OS. 11ici. ;lower titan last Return; A RETURN OF FLOUK, From Jan. 28, to Feb. 3, from the Coi -t Office. Sacks. s. d. Sacks. s, d. I Sacks. s.' 4 So 0 1 1 3 0 74 4i o !so 4 2 3 49 0 I 445 44 o 4z or. 5g3 ° 30 4i3 4; 6 , 4 1 219 47 0 397 43 . 0 I 2,8 4• iss 46 o . Total 15586 Sacks.—Average 445. as. Biti: lower than last return. A.VERAGE PRICE OF . ENGL4ND AND WAI/0' Ending Feb. 4. ,td Wheat sOs 7d I Barley 23s d 1 Beans 3 55 . " 1 Rye 335 od Oats - 20 S 3d Pease 375 4 , WESTE RN. C m - 'Cl(' 'OUNTRY MARKETS Past Week) Pe f Whuat. Barley. o.its fa • ,rs 4os to 58s od tgs od to 225 6d 175 C A LI i 4: 46s to 52s o d 2 os o d to 235 o d 195 0 1 . to p ''.; 43s to 52s od 235 o d to 25s c. , (1 205 o ', - 140 /4- 50S to 545 od 24$ od to 254 od 2os 0%.,/ Newbury Salisbury Devizes Wartninter S . . ISQd Clover - - 6-61:: 2.r.;es . • , ' White - ditto - • 6as to , izt - i ' ',, t• ' w • Trefoil - - Cai - rgwav - - - 4 G o o . s s t t o o 6 7t s , }per Coriander - - i6s la. - 205J " ... f . je l, Turnip . 2o to :Ss '' l.:: " - - White Mustard Seed - tzs - to t 43 od.ditto , Brown ditto - - i 7.s to t6s ditto. Canary -- - - Si - od - to gs ditto. -----'-- - ---;., ------ iA" 4 PRICE OF LEATHER. ( per lb.) AT LEADEN I .- - ,, Butts, so to 561 b. each - - - ' ,20d. to ":,i, Ditto. 60 'to 651 h. each - --' -"' 2.3 d. io n 1 ;1-:° Merchants' Backs, - / - - - 1 9 !• 10 -, . 1 ' - Dressing Hides, - - - - ' 224. to „,,,t, I Vim: cOacit Hiclds, ... - •- -• • 34d. • , to. , yI . VP Crop Hides for cutting, - - -2-2 d. to i r v t• Flat Ordinary -- ,-, ' -; '" - 2 .,_ ,(5.4-- , 1. t r i) o ill; Call Skins,. 30 to 4oin. per D ozen - ~..,... -: , •-'` !Vat°, 50 to 701b.' - 29d. , to 33d.. jer lb: ' ~f) Ditto, -. 70 to , SOW!, -Al. to 3-_,( - 1. per lb. •,' Small Seats (Greenland) 42d. to 45:1. per lb. • , . Large ditto, •-. roos. to 1505.. per,Uor-iNol: - - 'Fanned Horse Hides, 235. to 3os. per Hide: 1 , . RAW HIDLS.• Best Heifersand Steers (p.'st.) Ordinary, 35:• 0 d. to 3s. 84 to 4s. od. Market Call, t o s. Middling, 3s. 4d: to 3S. 64. E ng,Tioi4 ' 7 ' • Sheep Skins - - 44. od. to Bs. od. SMITHFIELD MARKET, To sink the 0 tral--Rer stone 13eef, 4s: 4d. to gs. gd. - Veal,' Ss. Mutton, 4s. gd. toes. 3d. . Pork, 3s. Feb. 43; 11 ; of 81b. 6.1. to 7s. A, od. to 4b• HEAD OF CATTLE. T IIS 1)A V. , k Beasts about zovo—S beep and Lambs t i p Dow NEIVGATE.anci LEADENIIALL MARKET 6. Beef, 3s. 6d. to 4s. . Veal, 4s. Ed. to 65. .. Mutton, 3s. 4d. to 4s. Si. Pork, 3s. oti. to 45.41›..0 PRICE OF St: ,James's Market 4s. roil. I Town Tallow Sos. 9 - '' Clare Market 4s. rod. Russia do. (Clint) 7 1 ' 3 4 ‘Vhiteclaapel Market 4s. 734. -Russia do. (So.) 7.25. t per stoneptillb. - - - mow," Ditto roui:h 465• I t Craves 14s. od. r - Good Dregs. t7.s• 1 4s. Vld Avenge price 4s. 91. St. JAMES's HAY ,NIARKET, Feb. Hay, 4!. os. ed. to 51. 123. od. —Aver. 41. /6:l' 6 Straw, zi. Ss. od. to ii. t 63. ed.—Ai/sr. !I. • , o UT •••• 0,1 1 PRICE OF LION., El %GS. POCK F.l'3. Xe,:lt : 41. !SS. to 51. IoS. Kent„sl. los. to 61. 4 ,, s tisse x, 4 ( gs ;„ foS. to 51. os. I Sussex, 51. ss. to 51 • Esw . x, 41. „i s - . ;,; : I. sos. 1 Farnham, ji. os. 1101/4.' 1