The Sun. — London, England, 1804-11-06 00:00:00

TPURO, Nov. A desperate affray I appcned here on.Wedresday night laq, which is likely to he attended with se. rinus consequences. Jras pears, that letween• ten , anti eleven .at ninlo, two men belonging to the, 4'h Regiment cal Dragoon Guards, now in Trete, Barracks. came to the New Inn, in X,enwyn. street, and requested liquor, which the landlord (Mr. IVlorri,.) retu.ed them, thinking they had no right to be out - of their barracks at that hour. Af. tee stnro- aberration. ties went grumbling away ; but about twelve o'clock, as some company were coating ste Douse, • tl.ry returned, and again de mantled lign4 of Mr. Ayers, , t miller, of Gwennap, ,u'ho wr , < r‘r of the company, and whom they seemed to mistake fur the landlord . , threatening him with viugence if he did not give them half a pint of rum. Allen retreated into the house, anti the.. th r being shut against them, they twist in one of the pannels, and made off. The landlord, who was in tied, then got up, anti accompanied by a n-iodanr and his ostler, went in pursuit of the two Soldiers. They were overtaken near the In firro.ay, when.the two Soldiers were joined, by a third. After time scuffling, Mr. Morris took the cap from o ne of the Soldiers as a means of identify.. irig him, and 'returning to his house, was followed by two of them, who entered after him. They -now made overtures to compromise the outrage'; which was refused. They then went into the street, and the landlord followed to shut the door, which be had no sooner done than they began to cut and thrust at him through the broken pannel, with a sabre and a bayonet. Thinking his lift in dan. ger, he 1 , 11 , nut his light, and leaving the door, . ran into his house. They hurstopen the door, and , followed him, brandishing their swords, and cutting away alt beture them. Mr. Allen, coming out of thethew kitchen, received a violent cut on the head from a sabre, and the blood flew against the par. Mr. Roberts, who keeps an inn. at Chace. water, entering thei house at the time, eceived a stab in the thigh. The women shrieked murder ; .and now every one flew from the rage of the en. sanguined Sul&iiers. Mr. R. heats ran out of the house. and Was pursued by them up Calenick.sireet.... near the head of which they came up with hm, and w ith threats of murder, knocked him down, cut, kicked, and, mangled him in a mostbrutal man. ner. After they had exhausted their rage, one of them seemed to relent, and a.sisted him back to the house where the affray happened, and where he and Mr. Allen are now lying, the mangled vittims of brutal ferocity.. Our Magistrates have been en. gaged great part of Thursday and yesterday in. vestigattng this el , amefel business. One of the Sol diers (named William Hall) was last night corn. mitred to prison, where lie seemed inclined to be come evidsnct fur the Crown. . The others were nut identified. Mr.Birckingliam,,one of the Surgeons who at. tended the Wounded men, said, last evening, he could not pronounce Roberts out of danger, though he had great hopes of him; Alled is, we believe, out of danger. A violent storm of thunder and lightning per. vafled thy greater part of this County on Wednes. slay night la.r, The lightning was extremely vi. vied, Ent we have not heard of any damage done by it. A violent spurt of wind passed through a part of the parish of Kenwyn, which overturned mows of corn, a furze.rick, apple -trees, and whatever trior tend in its way ; and in the neighbourhood of 1 3, .. , .2;n1ee, many windows were broken by hail. atm ea. On Wednesday last, the Guard belongin g to the MAl:coach was observed, by an Iniperlor of the C0!..1 ma, who happened to he' withinside, to take two :irk , rs of brandy from a house between renryn and Truro, and stow it in the boor of .the coach, with which they proceeded to Bodmin ; where the Impeach' procured a 'warrant, and seized the liquor. The Associated 11 , 0kiellers of America, at their fourth meeting, on June IS, at New. York, agreed to offer the following premiums : 141, A Gild Me. dal ol so'dollars for the 'beat specimen of American printing, on American paper, with American ink : the specimen to he not smaller' than Soo copies' of . 300 page 4 - 21i, For the second specimen, not less thin 300 cries of 150 pages, a Gold Medal of 20 dollars, 3 , 1, Fi.r the best specimen of paper of American manufaaure, being not less than fifty reama v a Gold Medal of . 20 dollars. 46, For the best specimen of American book-binding, a Gold Medal of 25 dollata.. sth, For the b est spec i men of American printing ink, a Gold Medal of 25 dol. lats. We learn from Greenock, that on Tuesday the body of a man, naked; apparently near 4.0 years of age,' was found by Sir John Shaw Stew art ', h unts . man, on the top ofDutonad Hill, one,of the highest in that part of the Country. From the s t are i t w as ' in, the man must have died two months ago : his clothes (a Sailor's) were lying near him. At the moment Mr. Patrons, London and Bris tol carrier, was mounting,his horbe a dew evenings no at tl e. tioor of the Angel Inn, over the Old Bridge, Bath, a tilted waggon t u r ne d t h e comer, at w hich his horse stater!, and threw hint, and from the narrowness of the place, the wheels must inevi tably have gone over his body, had not his son, with great preience ol mind, dragged him from' the dangerous situation, though not to elleflually but tha t one of his thighs was dreadfully grazed by the wheels. 01 Saturday se'onighr, from the darkness of the •night, George Paterson, Elizabeth his wife, an d AnOtew Atteess, tell over a place commonly call. ed White Horse Bank, near Whitley, Norther her. land; where they were all fiuml lifeless next mor n . ing. Coroner's Vi.:e3ift—ileelikilid On Mon+lay trotting an uolottooot. accident hArvened, at Southamptoo, to Captain James B‘ yet, lair of the Nitargtatine's - Vacot ; , ...Whilot he %vas fidting for whitings by liin , cht ii .1 ginal.l ves, t i, it upset in a 5g0,,11 of wind, am! he wog totally lost to a suffcring f. oily. The body w.. 1 picktd up un Wednesady by hoi 4 J bead tat the Cross-l-louse—Vesdiet, otatk. LONDO!r 41 jOURNED SMIONS. Yr.MDAY — the Be3sions were held at Guildhall, before die .RFCOiDT , R"Rrid a 11,:nglt at Aldermen. • After the prelimit.ary business was gone through, an ,Appeal was made by the 'Keeper of Newgate against certain rates imposed on him by the parish of Si. Sepulchre, `as 7 the occupier of certain apart ments in that prison.—The question was, whether the IVlasteris and State Rooms in the prison, in the above parish, were occupied by the Keeper, and whether there was a . species of property arising therefrom Mr. Edward Kirby was sworn to give a general statement as to what manner those rooms were oc. copied. Ile had been twelve years in Newgate, and no rate had ever been attempted on any part of the prison until two months prior to the demise of his uncle. The prison is in the parishes of St. Sepul chre and Christ Church. St. Sepulchre's contains two.tiiirds of 'the common side of the men felons, two-thirds oldie master's side, men felons, the whole state side, arid the rot - ninon felons side, with the lodge and keeper's house, and the tap-rootn, now called the kitchen. The lelons on the master's, side pay 2s. 6d. per week tor the accommodation of bed and bedding, for which the state side kiwis pay 7s. 6d. each. Those conveniencies are pri)villed by the Gaoler, and for the stated stipend he fur. niches the Prisoners with change of linen and other accommodations. Witness did not believe that any advantages accrued to the Gaoler by this conveni ence, as the felons on the master's side slept in their irons, which destroyed the linen, and the servants ewloyed by the Gaoler became more numerous. Witness conceived that the plan was to the conve nience of the Ptisoners solely, as on an average the money received for the beds.does not above pay the additional expence incurred by the Gaoler. The .average of felons in the state room, for . the last .twelve years, has been about twelve at a time, and those of the master's room. twenty. It wascootended for the parish, by Mr. OURN r Y, that the Keeper had a right to' pay rates fur the above rooms,. which were let out by him, arid fur which he received considerable profits. Yt was argued on the other hand, ,by Mr. Kr-Towcrs. the Common Serjeant, that the wards on which the rates were imposed were, p rima facie, the common gaol of the County—to he rated a place of confinement, not of pleasure or profit. They had .attempted to she 4 that it was a place of profit, that a species of property arose from the master's and state rooms ; but they could not rate it onless it could be proved that these rooms are distill& trona the cum. moo gaol. After the arguments of Counsel had closed, the Court, after a long investigation, allowed the Ap. peal. Yesterday, at Marlborough -street, William Han by (a known offender) was chatgetl with feloniously cutting and maiming Jeremiah Regan, on Saturday night., in Broad-street, St. On the Satur. day preces'o , this otre-er. the Prisoner was at the Horse Shoe PAW .house, in Brainbridge.streer, St. Giles's, where he dr , ve the company frOm the tap. room with a crow-bat, and behaied in the most riotous and i&,untatt manner. Regan was of the company, and artent i In vain, to secure the aggressor. On Saturday everting last the Prosecu. tot went to the Horse Sloe, where he again saw the Prisoner, anti attempted to *secure his. About eleven o'clock he was walking down Broad-street, with Lest, one of MEux's draymen, when the Prisoner and another person came behind them, and knocked him down. At this moment a Voice was heard, " give me a knife, Bill lianief," and mediately afterwards Regan received several cuts in the face, and on the body. The depredators were pursued, anti the Prisoner was taken. On him was found the crowbar used at the Horse Shoe, some implements for house-breaking, and a bun. ale of matches. He was committed for trial for this offence ; and is to be brought up again on Vri. Jay, on the oath of Lovett, the Officer, as being theaccomplice of Reginald Haywood, who is now under sentence of death for cutting Mrs. Wilson, in Thayer-street. Yesterday morning, about ten o'clock, a man of notorious character, larely,come from Botany Bay, was deteled in Smithfield marker, picking the pocket of a countryman of his pocket.bo o ok, con. taining 501. He was• immediately secured and ta. ken to Giltspur-street Compeer. On Tuesday night last, at a late hour, the house of pm Daniel, a poor labouring man at Kilmote, .Ireland, was attacked by a gang of ruffians, to the amount of five or six, who broke in the door, arid dragged the unfortunate man Dot on the road, where they immediately dispatched him with one brow, as it appeared, of some desperate and sharp weapon, his head being laid open on the crown by a stogie Wound from foot to five incites in length. On an Inquest was holden on the body, whose Verdia was, -of course, Wilful, Murder against tome person or persons as yet uidutontered. Friday .e'ritfight the Brig ifesa, of Lynn, Capt. W. STAYFORD, - from Shields to Lynn, coal-laden, having sprung a leak at sea, WA, obliged to put back again for Shields ; but in coming over Tyne mouth Bar, the sea s. as very high, and the Ship could not steer among tie broken water, and falling to leeward, site got among the rocks, hear the clack. 1711 id , ns, where she struck very heavy, bulged, aid filled with water. The whole of the crew were saved by the Northutnberland life.boat ; but the hull of the Vessel is become a wreck. On Monday last sundry light colliers arrived At Shields, who gave an account that, on crossing the Dceps, rim foul of puny pieces of fir tint. her and deals, bating on the water. It is said a Foreign Ves , el, with timber, &c. was lost on the 14:mon and Ore. At Newcastle St. Luke's Fair, held y es tertlity wen night, there was 3 greater quantity of horsts present. *lf tor hale than has teen noticed for many yemrs. Go-41 ones 11r , Aight extraordinary I , ,i g h pr i ces ; but ;lie k vier, dull of ,}'at and l ean cattle le,ctted tolerably fait priors. Swine sold it. matkahly 13. w. Prom the LONDON C ,42 ETTE, Nov. 3, 1804. Ordnance-Office, Nov. t, tBO4. CO4l o/ Royal Eneffeerl, Gentleman Cadet Cavalie Mercer to he Second Lieutenant, vice 111.1,aelilan, promoted. Dated July i, 134. Commissions signed by the Lord Liextenant cf the Cows!). (I Essex. South Essex Militia. 'aim Martin Leake, jun. Esq. to be Captain. Dated Off. 1, 01(54. East Ditto. Ensign Wllliam Langstaft'to be Lieutenant, vice Voutell, re.; signed. Dated Oct. 14, 18:4. Edward Sc.lbier - Bqs'Fy. Cent. to he Ensign, vice Langstaff, promoted; .I)ate Ott. 15, 1834. Edward Guest, Gent. to he ditto. Dated Ott. 16, tv.o4. folut Brown, Cent. to be ditto. ailed Oct. 2 4 , !S•4. West Ditto. ... John Dennis, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated O. to, 1804, John Hanciciocls, Gant. to be ditto. Dated Ott. at, an:while:llr in the Third •Battalion of Cinque Port Vo teens, signed Iy the Lord Wade's. Dated Sept. 4, ;8.4.. Second Lieutenant George William Ashburnham to be. Cap,.. .tain, vice Whistler, resigned.. jantes Dutton, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Ashhurnhain, p rumored George Lamb, Cent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice W. P. lamb, promoted to the Command of a .Cornpatty in the Hastings Rape Battalion of Sussex Volunteers. , Commission .1 Irma' 63 , Hit Majesty'.. Vice Lieutenant of the County of Southampton. Pornurtneth Artillery. Captain Elias Bruce Arnaud to be Captain-Commaudant. Dated oe. 23, 1804. Commitsions in rue Argyll and Bute Regiment of Militia, signed by the La•d Lieutenant. Captain Dugald Campbell to be ,Major, vice folin Campbell, promoted. Dated Aug: IS. •rBo4, Dugald Campbell, Esq. to be Captain, vice Dugald Campbell, promoted. Dated as above. Conitnitrion: Jived by the Lord Lieutenant• , of the County of In- verness, Invernest, Fight, 8.:.f, and Nairn Regiment. John Grant, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice John Munro, ap 7 pointed in the Roynts. Dated Sept. IS, 11104 Neil Fer guson, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Donald M'Queen, ap pointed in the Royals. Dated Sept. 25, a. 0.4. Captain Donald M'G rigor, of the East India Company's Service, to be Lieutenant - , vice Lud.Grant;appointedin the Royals. Dated Oel. 3, 1804. Ensign Patrick Warren to be Lieu tenant, vice Colin' M'Kenzie, appointed in the Royals. Dated °Ct. S, 180.4. John Alves, Gent, to be Ensign, • vice Patrick , Warren, promoted. Dated as ablve. John Cameron, Gent. to be Ensign, Vice Patrick Grant, pro mated in the Nairnshire Militia., Dated Ott. 12, It‘e.; Inverneti-thire Volunteers. Gltrogarj., Mirspr; and Ltiter;findkv Battalion'. . . . LetterAndla,r,Conpa l y., Donald Cameron, Gent. to be Ensign, vice fohn ftosi, re. signed. Dated Sept". 25, 1804. ammistions rigned by the Lord Lieutenant c." the Middlesex. Rgal Westminver rohotteers. Lieutenant Willi:tit') Ginger to be Cap twin, vice Bowman, resigned. Dated Sept. 27, ts,i4. Saintic:l Morton, Cent. to be Lieutenant, vice Ginger, promoted. • Dated as above. Timothy Millington, Gent. to be 11.1tistailt-Surgron, vice Connor appointed Surgeon. Dated :4 above. St. Georgsoi l'ohotiete Regime/a. Lieutenant Benjamin Sayer to be Capt.lin, vice Cooper, pm. mated in CommisSary Departtr.nnt. Dated Sept. 29, 1804. Lieutenant John Reynolds tá be ditto.. vice li:kssell, resigned. Dated as above. Lieutenant Charles Bridges Woodcock to be ditto, vice Marshridge, resigned. Dated as above. Ensign William Petrie Ctaufurd do he Liett tenant, vice Woodcock, promysed. Dated as above. En sign lames Ainslie to be ditto, vice Reynolds, pram. d. Dated as a!)ove. Ensign f anti Charles Blistow to be ditto, vice Sayer, promoted. aired as above.. W 111131 1 .1 I VeStOI), Gent. to be Ensign, vice lirlstow, promoted. Dated as above. Royal York. May:. le- bole Paha:mem Second Lieutenant George Walker to be. first Lieutenant, vice lloscawen, resigned. Dated Oft. 17, 180 4 . Second Lieutenant Edward Webster Bullock to be First Lieute giant, vice G. Cablvii, resigned. Dated as above; faint Mortis, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Walker, pro_ noted. Dated as above. l'hornas Little, Gent. to be Losign, vice Harpur, resigned. Dated as above. St. Gilts': and Sr. Ce.rßv's, Moon:lb:ay, l'olunteert. - Ensign Richard Parkes to be Lieutenant, vice Campbell, re signed. Dated Aug. 30, tBo4. john Toad, Gott. to be Ensign, vice Parkes, promoted. Dated Aug. 30, Olaf St. Illsagaret',l and St. yduel Poliivreert. Martin Stutely, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice George White, tesignmi. Dated Ott. *7, 1804. Colcbatk, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Stutely, promoted, Dated as above. lir Bdatta/iaa of Queen': Rval roluntrerr, Wylde, Esq. to be Adjutant, with the Brevet Rank of Captain.. Dated 041. *6, Fa/Gant Pilantetre. Arthur Powell, Esq„ to be Captai n. Dated Opt. 26, t 50.4. Ttl ANDUM. The Appointment of Captain Richard Armstrong, from the ligth Foot, to 1).. Captain of a Company in the : oh Re giment of Foot, as stated in the Gazette of the t3th ult. has not taken place. . Yesterday, according to annual custom, under the direetion of the will of the late`Mr. RAiNE, an eminent brewer, at New Crane, Watling; six . den., who have been educated in the establiihment which he, founded during his lifetime, met the Trustees, at the School.ltiset to draw lots for tool.' marriage portion, left by The generous &Mot. The. fair favouri►e of fortune will be Married on the ist of May next to some worthy young man. On Thursday evening as Mr. Malcolm, Of Win— stead, in Eisex, was returni►.g home in a single. horse chaise from London, he was stopped, bet Ween Bow and Stratford, by three men,' who robbed him of 171. with which they escaped across .the ftIRMS. On Saturday,'at Tewin-Housc, near Welwyn, tbe Lady of George Galway Milk ' Esq. M. P. of a Son. - On Saturday set - 1100r, at Wellingborough, in Northum berland, the Lady of Denis Moore, M. D. of a Son. ' On the 29th ult. the Lady of the Hon. Lteutenant-Colo nel Core, of a Son. On ti,ca9th ult. at Edinburgh, the Lady of Colonel Ro bert M. Murray. of a Son. AIAR.RIt:4. On Friday night lan, by special licence, at Mrs. Runt's, in South Audley.street, the Hon. Charles &Kenai Apr, brother to the Right Hon. Lon.i Viscount Clitden, to Miss Wil e of Llatihydrock, in the County of Cornwall. Yesterday, at St. Mary's, Stoke-Newington, William Everett, Esq._ son of Thomas Everett, Esq. M. P. tor Lti gersli.:ll, to Miss Ellis, of Palatine-House Stoke-Newing. ton, only daughter of the Lite Thomas Ellis, Esq. of the SAlle place. On Wednesday last, Adjutant Ross, of the Royal Start. nary Artillery, to Miss Pearce, daughter of Mr. Purse, of the Hmel, Redruth. Lately, at Limerick, I'. N. HArliS, Lieutenant of His Ma. jesty'S 69th Regiment of Foot, to Miss Elizabeth Hems. worth. DIAD. On Saturday, at Bath, Binsteaci, Esq. many years Deputy judge Advocate of the Fleet. On ••riday last, ofter a short illness, at Stock-house, in the county of Dorset, folm Berkeley Borland, Esq. son and heir of the late fudge Burland, oneol the late ilvpresentatives in Parliament for Totness, in Devon, CWonet ')f the East:rn Regiment of Somerset Vo Infatitr), and one of His bilajesty's Justices of the eeACC for that County. rt., re I.ONI ) tiN - ' tttcd v RICHAML I.) 11 A LIU b., I , f 1, u..;, NW:let-court, limy, :tract) t and r üblmtiett hy Wll.ll II 11 it I II SCA r , (at South (000 . 0.1.strcet, Guwieno r -"- At the Lut"t)) PIC, No. t It, atrand ; whett Adviticteirtilts, Oth rs for Olt Paper Letter' for the Editor, &c. (post-paid), must h: S! NEWS. citAvr..sssio. aznV.4. The whole oryftterday 3nri this clay it b'.o.vo very hard from the Notth-East.. A y;ect of Shits, , , s upposed to be the Baltic. passed by; but the Ro a rs were not atilt to go zyfeto get their mules. LONDON MARK LTS, &c. RETURN OF WiIEA By Ntessrl, CHILI) and M Including only from the iv' agreeably to 23 Quartets at gB4 ed is ---- at (As od Sal ---3 t q2; od, 34 8 34° )- 6 ' ltt 443, s od 62.$ ." at ggs od 4.49 .42 2 1333 toSa - at g4s oil . 343 li7; at Vzs of 39 8 ' at Sts oel 2199 i°9 Total 16543 Quarters 4s. litl. Nigher I IN MARK-LANE, ALrAs, Nic.ll Weighers, of (eI. to the 27th 01 o*. the tlP.w At:. 786 Quarters wt 783 oil . 7E4 ,. at 773 oil 4F , 7 . - at 763 oil 1_1 4 3r ---- 1 At 7“. Cti 1 03 '."--.-- at 74c vi 26t .14, , .at 7'2' od 270 --.---. at 7os (4 I 46 I 3KI at as oa too - at 663 A 32 1 1 : 1 4 5 4 Lao -----.--- at 6os at I , 9 --- at ;83 c 4 .—Average 793. nett, than last Return. , . A RETURN OF FLOUR, Fmm O. 21 to Oct. 16, from the Cocket-Offia: , • Sacks. s. d. Sacks. s. d. Sacks. Ca' 3 -s4 0 sa —77 o 2O --- 7 1 6 2 S 3 0 So -' 76 o SO •---- 7 1 6 s.l c 'a -S ' a 4 2 :3 --- 75 0 i 200 2 - 79 0 1 113 --- 74 o I 7 ---- 40 7S 6 I 6 7 --- .1 3 ° 1 is 537 --- 7 8 0 i 3o —' 7l 6 I 12 -40.-• 6.8* 20 - • 77 6j* 1 4 6 --- 72 0 Total— it t,7,85 Sacks. ---Avenge 775. 514., 4s. 31 , 1. higher than last Return. AVERAGE PRICE OF F.NC; LAND AND VALES. Ending 00. 27. „ tad Wheat dos - 911 I Barley 37S od Alts 43 , 4osßye 3d 1 Oats ass 6d 47 4 r WINTRY MARKETS Out Week) per . Qr. Wheat. Barley. : °efts. Salisbury 6os to to6s .torod to 5 25 oti I4Bod to sits oattsoury 73, to 9os od 4nq od to 4os od as Id to 3zs L ) " ize s 7as to g<f: vi 38s A to so' :d t6t od to 3os Warminster 643 to 86:, od 46s act to 501 oil a od t ° 3 "' .....-"' WFSTFRN PRIC.E . OF 110 PS, 'Ans. roercers, Kent, 31. to 41. To/. Kent, 41. oa. to ;I. Os. SLmsex, 31. 14i. to 41. 4i. , j Sussex, 4!. os. to 41. IL4 . 5. Lssex, 31. 1.0. to 41. bs. , Firsthani, 7• 7 SLEDS. Red Clore( - 6os to tot's) W , hite'ditto - . 63s to top - 2IS tp 45S }IW O° Trefoil Cirrawav • - - - V . . sto t o ss e Con sysie7 - - - Turnip . - _ _ lbossttool4tos:sp6i:lrtushei.. • White. AI ustard .Seed - Ss to los od ditto. Brown dittO ' - - 12:: to 175 ditto. Canary . . _ 7s o f to S d ditto , Rye.dr,us - - 2os Olt to p perms ___:--- V Rice OF LEATHER a iper lb.) AT LEAD F.NHAT,It. Put . ts, so to 561b.'eacb - - . 220. to 33: 6 1) f i e t; c 0i 13 6 n e ts t.o n 15 k t s b : - tot 223 d, 'irl. yo. 23d. d, Dressingllides, - - - Fine Coach Hides, - - . spi.lo 241. rill) Hides. for cutting, - - - 2/ ; 1 " to 2 Flat Ordio3ry - . JD,. tO 3--. Calf Skins, 3o to .011). psr Doren 331.1. to 37d. Per l b " Ditto, . so to 701 b." 33d. to 30. per. lb. : Ditto. :, - o to Bolb. 34.41. to 32(1. per lb. Sthall Seals (C.; reeithutd) 42:1. to .141. per lb. 1 Large ditto, . .10.13'. to 16,A. ver Dozen. Gust Skins . - —s. to —s. ditto. , T:ametl Horse hides, 13s. to 345. per Niue. • , ...............* RAW HI DbS. *est Hei ferisantl Steers t:: st.) 05fraddc'ineatrydaisi: toy. to. 6• :1; : kliddling, 3ss,,m4::.ltior 13rs.iii6)1.st t estEAtil.HEopr:eNt4osi..u.osile. ' Sheep Skins Iroz,i; • 3s odto • To sink the Olgil--per stone of Sib. ~ .n,eer. 4s. 41. to ss, 4d. I veal, ss. (xi. to 6s. *I; Aluttoll, 4s. od• :o 51. 4.1. 1 l'ork, 4s, o d, to ss• 44, _. DEAD nr CATTLE THts DAY. Beasts, abottt 134o—Slteep and Lambs, ts,ooo. . NBVGATE anti trADENHALL Dv the Carcase. • Muttoo, p. w 4s. ao. Park, ~ .to ef, 5. 1;,. V Veal, Be 3 41. 4 t o ti a . to 6s. egi. • - 4tl. •,;. ;T'o,l,l.‘.(ttT;.llow 05 . 7 ' ..,,s. Russiatio. tc.c.ltit 7f 6 . o h u - 1 r; ,1— i l ' 99. ....ussia , ..,, ~L , . ----- Meltim,,,St.:ll-6-3s.6nr. Bs. too. Ditto rough 4 244Qd " Average price 4s. 5.1.•• Graves i... 0. ;Al. , , • Goo() Dretzs ' /5. 0 0 . Yellow Soap, W.—Mottled, ips.--L.tird, 44 5 : 0 4 4 . Price of Candles per illttem, lts. 0.1.--Nlt/L... ...--------::--,---..:...--...--..:----. ~ ._, St. IA !%1 ES's ItAy N 1 M 14 ' O: ET, Nov . P o d 15 : , v. 31,05.: .. , .1. to 41. Bs. od.--Aver.. 31. '• 5tr........, ti. 1.4 i. 6d. to A. 2.5. oti..--..A ver. 11 . as. Pe - - ----- WIIITECIIAT 1 7 . 1. NIA 10:.11t1", Nov. 3. i 1..i 3 Y.,1i. 16%. ort. to 41..185. ccl.—•Aver. 4 1 . 7 5 ti Clover, 41: t - Us.. od. tO.P. tor. od.-,-.Avlr. 4.1. ° 5 ',..,"1: S;r.iw, ii. Bs. od. Co O s . 16s. ed.—Aver. 11. 12 ' 1 ' " ---....--- . • PRICE OF 'I St. James's Market 43. Clare Market co. - 0 , 1 IVhitechal►ei Market 4s. 4!• 1 per stone ofglb . D. ,t..re , (14 C. ,? 0 ,1 A 0a 1 :, : .tictiC,elriAi;lt;_......F., 'env. 3. 0 4......7 11;_lee:1,titycerea0.2iSr.olull outheselk':ilelt,e., •r: at r a .r i Clio.l.:tion.. 73:9‘05, s leriand, leer (.:h,;itlror; ' -' ' ' 1 Zi . 4;:tio,_;t:eetnttmi:ainivcilestioltoleu.d. ri ci r ti tti ° s: lg o t . eftelo:ason'teilax°ll,:y;fs,ft.httrolit:wllii ioecrttaarc9lltiiiut ► ,z.`iviallr,llol,r'sEttrolv .VROM thr.N bt l p - r • into%iC4' 1.- 11 1 4 1 2:1 . 0 1 1 m , wit h Pru ddn a iri so . P t r° tl o ti r ' e 'h: ( s o ''; it'iti Iteer.,:iiiuttrtet:ti°janoiligt3e):!'ttitdic''rii're•Pls4:4:l-111;11111,itilf: of who are the of these inlitsLlCl ions are on . I . l ',f i ,crs tit" catering into the bac red band of wedlock with acc t ors,'" anti virtuous companion What ii theco nseituvvv t o, 11 0 repeated improprieties ? ;The intett:olis pni , on. " P. ' ; 0 tile lurked in the h4dy of the hosbJr.ti it: commuribotr%ot, ttic. WirC atlti email ecl upon the offikpf,tig, 'kW cc ltie ? • i niei llu. world a ttis'ir, , ,ting speetach: to all -tteholdert, , 6 " - It':' the Evil, Huptions of the ;host inveterate tenettligi I. A NlCChalliC, W l lo USeS niet!ll in 11WDMIACtie0 f m d. Ili: forinance, that has not been properly retiin:4l, wil; ar irr per cvork.inanship break, crack, and s.lisplaY a val 4et .,i, ii egA i l fcctions,' in defiance of all Pains a n o , " I . wedi C t, the unit with. tito4e whu• enter into, the statc.2rn oecta.l; without having their blood perly purifirn i r ,,,`' co ,p, t:,„ tagwus distempers it receives through theac,;•44:ol)kfm.j which 110111;11g 14 more' efficacious than Or. o tc,„,.,,, 00 BOTA N 1C.% L. SYRUP, being an admirable che,,..7;`,00 ailing by perspiration never failing to Curet:ooll'l'cl bI , 0 f 7, nature, after they Have lain dorniant for acv`Thic ; t c '` ) .:iti Years. Although it ii soeftCto d, it is at the s'i .r taKe i t o irg nocent, that a child,' or a lyhig-in the greate st safety ; nor is there tli: Je4t t i `. “ : t tt it ii $' 73 •,7• - ot t gold even in the tiltli.t inclement 5.:3:02, " . .'2:O - ' a c‘Or'" pi . ?ssible tra escape during the adttanistotiv • ,114 e. Mercury. •• e No. 91 1 1 . 1 :t ,iti woman inlinizt o f ;Al 3f Inc Medicines to be triA itt the 114P, 5 , i ic omrs , c ... i strut, Blitcktriars-ruad; and ot all 'the : 1 ' 't - • ~,,itta the United Kiny.clom. . (Son. of Dr ! 7, 1 ,,,), N. 1. t)_ s whiten,. ton, Pellow of the Roy.a C,,ti,:i,e 01 .r i ~,,f 07 may be coitsulted twin ten till three, or D 6 ` . ~,,,e,,,, , , ,,,, the usual fee. the Proprietoirth .i,:i.,1-o,:.ll.tirridir, .4 .