The Sun. — London, England, 1804-12-11 00:00:00

LAW REPORT. COURT OR KING's BENCH, DEcEmtt.n. PEATIE 11. ROLLS. Tnis was an itCl,loh rtcuver damages for an assault. There appeared in he a qitArrel between twit women, - in the end of which the Defendant, the husbarid of one of "them, threw, a pail of. water and acme dirty paint over the other. It also appeared, that the Plaint iir had used language siificciently acri monious, calling hrr .adversary a .inare, and her child a biteheo ntippy. Verdiet mare Chit Shilling.. *EST This was an Action-for detamalion, in saying of the Plaintiff, in his trade as a Cooper, tie was no .workin4n, and a l as a thief, whereby h e ! n o teing employed by the house of Goodwin and Co. Drev , ers. It ,appeared in evidence, that the 'fore man of Goodwin was inclined to employ the Plain,. • tiff, and inquired of the Defendant his charAers who spoke of him as not fit for their wuik ; btii there was no evidence of his calling hitn a tuner. --- The' Defendant sfterwards:told a coati that he had done the Plaintiff', business, had pievented him from being employed. Vcrditi for Plaintifi—D3- mages Qne Shilfing. OLD BAIL EY . • FIFTH DAY.---..7it MAY, nsc. to, • Thomas Williams was capitally intlit3ed fisr bur. glariously breaking and eliciting the dwelling.hnu s e of Thomas Rhodes, and stealing several habit shirts and other articles of wearing; appirel, - .valued at 41. the property of the said Thcinii Rhodes an d others. The Prisoner, who is a gardener, by prdosion, and has a wife with four or five children, sold to a Mrs. ,Macdonald certain "articles• of linen for two guineas, on the gth of November last, • pretending that his wife and childicn had got them in a .pre. sent, and had not use for them. Part of these orm . tides this Lady te.sold to a Jew, in whose possession they were discovered, and by that means traced to the Prisimer. Tie wash-house tif.Mr.. Rhodes, in the Parish of St. Pancras, had been broken open a few nights-before thii, and robhed'of the articles ,stated in the Indiflment. The Prisoner's houie, in /onsequenct of the discovery, was searched, when the olher articles of Rhodes's. were found in . his pos. session. The identity of the clothes was proved by several witnesses ; bat no witness appeared to 'prove that the wash.hoose was violently broken hpsat, or !hat it had been properly secured !he:pre.; , ceding evening.• • . Soteral witnesses appeared in favour rif the seller's eharodter r and particularly a Mr. Hill, ,from whom he rents- the garden be now occupies.---, 'The Jury found him guilty of stealing above forty ame, lan e s , Was inditied for feloniously, fully, and maliciously stabbing and cutting Jere. mialt Regani witlt intent of doing him some harm, Ste. and :Ifaruiv for aiding and abetting the saine:• • . The cutting and stalabing. were proved; but there appeared grat difficulty in determining who Was the aggressor, and,t4r s e was. no proof of the intent, &c. The Prisoners were therefore acquitted ; but detained for the assault. Harkey, on application to the Court, was admitted to bail. . •L c ui; ni to rs was indieted at. the instance. of Thotnns,Oriel and others, on suspicion.ol. stealing irrnm ate dwelling.house.of the said Thomas Odel ilrenehlime piece, a golci.watch, and other articks' Of the volue'nf 405. and Upwards. Mi. Oriel is a taylor, No. rB, Polsodatrcet, and had his house broken open on the morning of the 1.4.11 i July last, and the said articles atolen.,. On the corning of the 13t1 of November last, an Officer belonging to ( - Litton Garden, went to r the house of the Filson -et, who is a broker, in die neighbourbo'od of Scke, and found the clock and some of the arti. ales that were missing, in the closet of the fi rst floor of the Prisone r ' s h ou s e , which the Prisoner and his wife said had been left by a lodger. This de. fence, in all probability, would have availed, the Prisoner 'but little without some 'farther evidence. "' d oily, however, he succeeded in establishing a complete alibi, as he was at some distance from town, in company with some other. Gentlemen in the way of bminess, when the robbery was cont. mitred. He was of course acquitted ; but stimo. rushed by the Judge ,to be cautious how he purchased suspicious articles. Robert Gillet,: was intlitted for bigamy. The first marriage was proved, by Mrs. Jane Thomson, to have taken place in the year 1799, at St. Ann's, Solio, as also that his first wile,Aon Smith, was still alive. The first marriage being established, the second wife was admissable as a Witness, -and. ac. curdiogly appeared, but had scarcely presented her. self when she fainted, and war. seized With iht.tnost violent col . l6lsions. Every means.. were tried to restore her, bur without area. They therefore carried her out of Court, and in half an hour after. war d s retorned,witli,her, but again she was obliged to he'cAilicil away. Being brought in again, how. ever, and sup - fumed by some of the Officers, she said that she had been, married to the Prisdner, in iScst, ondcr the name of James ( - Alan., In the tits! in4r. riage he had been desi,greittd James Robert C.ilan. jr was farther Stated, thp he had been separated from his fitst wife before his second marriage,and that the second wife knew of this circumstance previous. ly to her toarriage; that :she had happily with 'him for, three years, and would still be happy to continue to do so,--Guily., A boy of six years of age,' son of Mr. Bailey, tiraper, of Poole, was burnt last week, whilst .Irit by the servantin the nursery, so that he tiled the text morning, ah ivloncidy night 'last, as a man anti woman were coming our of one of the ship in LeittLhar. boor, owing to the darkness of the . rtighr, they stumbled,. and fell between the ship anti the pier. The man ,was taken our, alive, but the p‘dor..,v/oman was unfultunately drowned. ; rem eke !,ONDON C.I.I.ETTA, Der. 17.4 War- Ofer, Drc. 8, 184 — •• 2J Regiment of Dragoon Guards, Robert HurnOircy, Cent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Colmley, promotea in the rth Foot. ' ••, 7th Ditto, Lieutenant William Power to ,fze Captain of a Troop, without pur c ha se . C ornet 1. Wallinger to be Lieutenant, without purchase. -- Talbot, Gent. to Cornet,' vice Wallinger. 14t Regimen t of Dragoons, Lieutena n t C.,E. R a d c liff e to be •• Captain ot a Troop, vice A tkyns, deceased. 7th Regiment of Light Dragoons, Lieutenant-Colonel Richard Filissey Vivian, from the asth Light Dragoons, to be ; ,Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Waihouse, who exchanges. - .Robert Grail - Ord, Cent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Eorbes, promoted. • loth Ditto, Lieutenant Ernest Otto Tripp to be Captain of .4 'troop, without purchase. Cornet Henry Milbauke to be Lieutenant, without purchase. rith Ditto, kries ConSidinc, Gent. •to be Cornet, by 'pur chase, vice lervoise, promoted in the 89th Foot., • 18th Ditto, Cornet Henry Bevan to be Lieutenant, by pur chase, vice MiDougaii, who rctiie.s. rorli Ditto, Itob:;rt john Edgar, Cent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice 1-lerries, promoted. ".11t Ditto, William Vatidrey i , Gent: to be Cornet, by pur chase, vice Cardonnell, promoted. 2sth Ditto, Lieutenant-Colonel lohn Walliouse, from the 7th•Lght Drag;,oos, to be Lieutenant:Colonel, vice Vi v,ati, wi a exchanges. Colds.ream Regiment of. Foot Guards, (!aptain [Win Low. vier Johnstoue, from theasst Foot, to be Lieutenant., vice Campbell, who exchanges. 3d Regiment of Foos, Major lames Muter. from the 6th Foot, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, by purchase, vice Blake, , who retires. Captain Edward Rogcrs to be Alajor, 'with out purchase, vice Prevost, promoted in the loth Garrison Battalion. Lieutenant Charles Cameron to be Captain of a Company, vice Rogers. 4th Ditto Ensign William Henry-Hall to be Lieutepant, •by port:haw, vice, Hostage, who retires. WilhaokMac lean, Gem. to be Ensign, without purchase: Stlt Ditto, Ensign P. Bishop tobe L ieutenant, without put.. chase. . Richard Bishop, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur . chase, vice" Simcocks, promoted. Smith, Gent. to be Ensign, vice P. Bishop., 6th Ditto, Ralph Meredith, Cent, to be Ensign, without purchase. Stli Ditto, Ensign Andrew •Liddel to be Lieutenant, . vice Dowlin, deceased. Hugh Lloyd Franklin, Gent. to be Eosign, without purchase.• - • gth Ditto, Lieutenant George Irewelson to be Captai n of a Company, Without purchase, vice Howard, pront6ted in .the 4th hoot. Matthew . Arrnstrong,-Gent to be Ensign, with ;ut purchase, vice Campion, prom ote d i n the 3th •loot. STAFF. An:hew Despard, Esq. late Major in the S 7 th Feet, t o b e an Ins:teding Field Oliluer of Yeomanry and Volunteer Corps in Ireland, with the temporary stank of Lieutenant.. Colonel in the Airily, vice:Sir john who're signs. .BANKRUP7'CY SUPERSEDED. • George Lindsay, latcof Bermondsey New.road, Surrey, tanner . , BANKRIIPTS. Joseph Conlthard, of Bell-Wharf, Lower Shalvvell,• sex, viattaller, to surrender Dec. :a, IS, and fan. •19, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney; Mr:' Thomas Wild, War. wick-square, Newgate-strect. Robert White; of Cambridge, scrivener, Dec. to, sj , and Jan, i 9; at ten ~ a t the . Red Lion, Petty C ur y, Cambridge.. Ai torney,,Mr. Cooper, Cambridge. " John Beaumont, •of Dorset -street, Spitalfields, , Middleser, eabinet-inal:er, to surrender Dee. 1 I 22, and fan. t 9, at ten, ar Guildhall. Attorney, 'Mr. Uavid Russen, Crown. court, A Idersgate- st rect. George Robinson and John Robinson, of Paterrioster-rdw, LondOrti booksellers and eo , partnere , , • to'surrender Dec. iSf )8, , anii Jan. 19, at eleven, •at Attornies, Mesirs.•Wright and Bovill,..Chancery. lane.. . • award Thornton, of Stroud, Gloucestershire - apothecary, to surrender Dcc. 17, sB,• and . Ja:a.. 19, at eleven, at the King's Arms Inn, Stroud. Attornies,, Mr. Conit4bie, SymomPs'lnn,•London ; or Mr. Charles Newman, Strand. ftlut Bridcoake i late of rtedlord, near Leigh, Lanc as hi re , cot . ton.manufacturer, to surrender Dec. 2a 21, and fin. ' l 9t at three, at the Dog In n , Deanseate,' Manchester, Attor. Hies, Mr:•Parr, Manchester; or Air, Swale, New Buswell court, Carey-street, London. •• John Epwurth; ,Lite of White Rose-cntitt, Coletna,n-street, London, factor, to surrender Dec. I . s. at tivelve, zs, at eleven, and Jan. 1 9. at ten! vesat, GuildbaU, Lottchrn. At. torney..• Mr. iseethatrn, Bouverie,strect, Fleet-street, Elizabeth Birch, Willianellirch, xnd Wi lliam March, late of Fleet -street, - London, prt pe r. rai nets and cia.patm t ers, to surrender Dee. tr, 22,. and fan. 19, at eleven, at Guild hall.. Attorney, Mr. Jones, New.court, Ctute.hed-ttiars. D/V/OENDS. • Feb. a. tames Wild, John Watts, and jdljn noddy, of Upper Thames-street, 'London, stigar.refiners antco-partners, at ten, at Guildhall. • • • • fan. z 6. Louis Louie,. ;late of Oxford -street, Middlesex, grocer ' at one at. G uildhall. ' Jan. 3. Thomas Blyth,' of Birmingham, fadlor,' at twelve at the Swan ! Intel, High-itreet,l3trningliam. , lair: 8; Hugh Emmett,n ofAlaticl;ester, celourtnatt, *t four, at the Dog Tavern, beattsgate, Mant:hester:' . Jan. 8. [ o ho A gne w, of Grosvenor.'square, Middlesex, ban. ker; 'and partner with •farnes Strange, James Dzallwood.- and George Peacock; of Newßond-street, at ten, at Guild hall. Dec. .14. William Nicholson, orCarletain, Roy s stotte, York shire, farmer, at eleven, at t h e N ew Elephant atultastle Inn, Potitelniti, Yorkshire.. • Jan. to. 'flitimas Hammerton, of Lynn, Norfolk; paper. Maker, at three, at the Castle, St. , Peter Mane:oft, Norwich. •• Dec : 29. Anthony. Longworth; of E as t S m i t hfi eld, St , Ca therine's„hlitidesex,' stable-keeper, at twelve,at-Guild hid!. fan. 8, Richard Westrnacett the elder, of Mount- ktreet, St• George, Ilanever-snitare, Middlesex, sculptuiLr and stone ' masert, at ten, it Jan. s. Robert Hughes,•of . Chantios-street, Covent-Garden, Miadleiex, woollen-diaper, at twelve, at Guildhall. Jan. 2s. William Hart, of Lothbury,- London,. BlackvVell - at twelve, at Guildhall. fan. 8. William Ilambly, of Falmouth, Cornwall, and of • Great 13ell-alley, Coleman-street, • London, IllerCll.2lll, at twelve, at CW1411,04 Jan. ,az., Laurence Smith, of 'Portsmouth, draper, at twelve, at Guildhall, London, Dec. 22, Mary Hanson! and . Susanna Leonard, of Dover. street, Piccadilly, ttfilliners and co.partners, at ten, at fart.. 32 ' Ett.W2/4 IllerSlM, of l I utiester, Somersetshire, met , cur; at ;We've, at Guildhall, London. 22. 'l,lellll Mcrttens Bird and Benjamin Savage, of lel frey'-square, London, merchants and co•partners, at ten, at Guildhall. • , , Jan, 19. •Peter Aubcr, of Last-place, X.autheth r . SUrrey, tlaur.fa4lor, ow, at Guildhall, London. • • . S. Wallwyn Stephearcl, at' Box Well-court, Carey.4 . treet,., Middlesex, money-scrivener, at twelve, at Guildh a ll. r•tt.l c.t fan. Is. Henry I er, of Shoe.lane, London, victualler, r at twelve, at, Guildhall. Dec. t 9. Miles Edwards, late of Bush-lane, London, cotton. broker, at ten, at IGuildhall ,. _ Jan. 'James J ohnston, of the p at i s h or sr. lame!, Liberty of Westminster, brewer, at twelve at G•uildhall. • Jan. 39. F.clward I hider Strange, of Frani, , Sussex, grocer, at ten, at Guildhall, London. • Jan. so. William Knight,.of Tunbrirlge.Wells, Kent, bankst; at tett, ar Guildhall, London. • Jan. tz. William Lewis Nleallin, of Manchester -street s Man. chester-snuare, Middlesex, surgeon, at ten, at Guildball. Jan. vo. Henry Pizey, late of Stut.street, Bishopsgate-street, London, baker, at tau, at Guildhall. Jan.. ts. Richard More; of Hales worth, Suffolk, llnen-dra per; at eleven, at Guildhall, London'. - fan. 29. Coulthard, of Buekleisbury, London, ware. •houseinatt, London, at ten, at Guildhall. Dcc. 3t. John Ransorne, of Little Walsingham, Norfolk, shopkeeper, at four, at the Black Lion, Little . Walsingharn. - • CERTIFICATES, Dec.. 21. Pritchard Ilassvell, of 'Little Guildford-street, S t . George, Bloomsbury, Middlesex, kcar'penter • Thomas Browne, of fewry- - atreet, Aldo; London, woollen diaper. Mary Scott, Henry Scotti and - Edward Appleby, of Hinck ley, Leicestershire, lumen) and co-parttugs. TliisCazette contaios an Order in Council to prohibit the eeportation, .or carrying coast-wise, any Col-powder, SAlt• ',etre', or Arias Whatsoever, for the space of six months froth . t ^th inst.) • „t 0 4 0 • and i'uohshrti ~ •iy W.l 4.% A11.3(14111 Searrrs. (ot Stu Cmlytn.nr j, N Doti Primed by Riqu Au n 11AZ a vs, (of No. 4 t • Martict-vpuil • itow-Street) ; At the St! I, No, I Pi, iTtraNd whets .didvaittsleMtNtio, orthrs for tk Patir y Letter,” Car the id/to,o»•c; ( to"r.icardi , %mu.st taz a4l;c3se'. COAL EXCLIANGE, eSs Best Coals, 113 the Pool, per Chal4.ltott Delivered to fluusatvispers - • .; Sunderland. per Glialdron' - Delivered to HoweNeepers • J'L.& RTERS. Pow-Srßtyr..—lt having been represented to Sir Rtctrikao FORD, that a great number of De serters front different Regiments were supposed. - to he concealed and harboured in Sr, Giles's,- Kell_ mill Buildings, Barrett's Court, Oxford -street, &c. St:arch.warrants were issued by that Magi,trate, which Were put in execution early yesterpy morn. ing by a large party of the Bow-street Patrole, who aPp•iebincied uPi'liArds of one hundred men, mostly Irish, and who were yesterday examined before Sir R. FORD and Mr:Rout:4 , mq. About 43 of them Were identified as beserters, and committed to the Savoy accordingly. • The same search was mode with the same effect at the Eastern part of the Metropolis. • At lour o'CloCk yesterday morning Capt. ittctt. ARD H. SHAW, of die 23d Regiment (ii Foot, with a numerous prty of Police Officers, apprehended upwards of . zoo men in various parts of London,- against•whom informations were lodged as being De. serteis from His 114.tjesty's Servire Between so and 6o of the above were identified, The Priaoners charged with extorting money &sift Gentlemen under a charge of .unnatural prac_ tires, Underwent• a long private ,exam i ination at s,)w.street, and were-remanded. Saturday - se'nnight, whilst 'two children were playiniby the fire, in a houselri the High.street, Glasgow, in the absence of tlte mother, 'lig clothes c f . one of them 'caught fire, - by * which it was so dreadfully scorched that it died op,Mondax.morn. ing. Tuesdly a young man (J. Morgan) ,employed in Mr. Worsity's sugar.hous:•, Bristol, fell from the top to the ground, a very great height, by Which he had his right arm frai!tured, besides much internal injury; he was immediately taken to the Bristol Infirmary, Where hecontinued-insensible, anti. died on Friday. Saturday' se'nnight a litde boy, ahnut eight or nine years of age, in Dublin, who staid out playing with his cani.anions all day, and was afraid to meet a severe chastisement 4°111114 parents, retired to the lime-kiln in King.street, Stopheit'soreen, where lie lay down to pass the night, , k4'.13 found the'next day burned in a shocking manner, About twelve o'clock yesterday ie'intight, Mary Shearer, the wife of a blacksmith living, without the Westgate, Newcastle, who, had been tleanged in her mind for some time past, supposed : through the cathe of a too studious application toylethodibm, violently cut her throat. An Inquest was field on her body the following day— Lunacy.Verdtet,' • On Tuesday night, as . a young. man, mate of a Scotch vessel lying in Sunderland harbour, spas go. ing ashore, he fell overboard, and .was His body was found on Wednesday:. . Friday, at the Admiral. Duncan public-house, Oldham -street, .Manehester, a man ) on being.' re, cognized as a deserter, drew a knife - from liis rocket, and, in the- phrenay. of ,c)askrair, cut. throat in a dreadful manner, but not so Oil:dually as to terminate-his existence. lie wa*,etinvey'eti to the Infirmary, and hopes are entertained of his re. covery. Laic. Tuesday, about noon,. George Hall, of Ritigehill Lanes, near Ashton, Lancashire,' was fountthangiAg in his own boast. ; he hart been see.ii At his - work. in the house a shot t time pie vious Sc) his comtnitting the rash affion, the cause•of Which is not yet known. A melancholy accident happened near Lancaster, between twelve and one o'clock on Wednesday morning last :. 7 -As Mr. Simon Myerscough, 01 Oxcliff Hall, Was returning home with his neigh. bour, Mr. Richard Gardner, from, Heaton, having been collettipg small tythes the day 'preceding, on crossing the bridge at irown.cod Pool, he fell over the battlements into the rivet, the tide being at, that time rising. Mr. Gardner, who wag walking a few yards before him, .with a lanthurn, immediately jumped in, and after some time spec►.t ~iptirecluJ n y to find him, he alarmed the neighbourhood, and on search tieing made, the bt.ctly, was token out of the pool about three o,'clock, It. is ,sopposed that his death was ,chiciiy occasioned by .his ,falling on his side upon a stake in the water.—Coronces Verdift, Accidental Dead). Some disturbance took .plsce atVpritington, on Monday se'nnight, relative to. the ,shipping of a quantity of potatoes ; inconsequence of which two of the must aetive persons (a man and i.woman) have been sommitteti to take their trials at, thenext Assizes at Carlisle.. _ ..... An Engineer has discovered a safe and simple method fur blasting rocks with gunpowder : the usual process, after drilling a hole and charging it with powder, is, ro introduce a wire, or small iron o radn preserve comsnUnication with the lute, and then to ram up the remainder of the hole with pul_ verized stone ; after which the wile is withdrawn, and the priming applied. The operation is tedious,, da'ngerous, and often ineffedual, from the priming holt- becoming übstru4lett on drawing out the wire. Instead of this, when ..the hole is drilled, hall the quantity df powder intended to be used is put .in, a straw filled with fine powder is then put down, and the remainder of the charge is then introduced, so that it ;nay take fire in the middle ; the hole is then filled up with loose 6014 A knotty piece of oak, of ao inches in diameter, was thus split, by boring a hole One inch and a. half ih diameter and twel ve inches deep, and putting in .two inches of powder, cnvered by three inches, of sand _t less powder will do in this moth than by the. old one, with &miter circa and less trouble. It is a citrious circumstance, that the prier of dollars hai - risen 3d. per ounce since the seizure of the Spanish Plate Ships, and that they are expeCted to be still higher. This phenomenon arises from the, bullion market being Wholly exhaustediandoihe . i pro b abi l i t y of its-remaining so some time, from the suspension of the usual private remittances from Spain, until the . prize dollars, now under adjudica. tion, are thrown into circulation. A handsoine and convenient Hospital is, Amin to be erected , for' .the convenience of the Garrison at Falmouth. , It it to stand Without the lines, neat the atta.shote. # !RM. . ,011 Tdectlzy last, the Laity of. W. B. Dradshivi, tut, Sf Halton-Hall, neat Lancater, of a Dauthtet. On Wednesday, the Lady of William Nicholson, Esq. Major in the ad Royal - Lancashire Militia, of a Son. On the tat inst. at Elie Lodge, iteshire, the Lady of Ad mita! fluddingsten, of a Son. ' tardy, at Firehatn, Hants, the Lady of Captain Kato", loft. a Royal Navy, at a Son. MARRIIID. ()niVednesdak,; at the Viscountess Duncan's, Mpjor Kusson, of the Ayrshire Militia. to the Hon. Henrietta Dun . ran. daughter of the late Lord Viscount I)tancan. On the 311 inst. at Leith, John Clipyrtg,,,A . l. I). to 111isS Maeartney, daughter of the Rev. Dr. hiacartney;cif Artrrin; Lately,. At C;tternsey, atrit%in Dinnaresq, of the Chanvell SloOR; to Miss LeMesurier, sister Of Major Lemesu tier; Go: vernor ut Akterncy, and niece. to Alderman Letriesurier, or ;ondon. DI.ED. --- - On Satur4y, at ,her house in Sloane-street, ,the Itirhi Flon.•Lady ,Caroiine Leigh. Her Ladyship was the datqii; tet of H*nry Duke of Oundos„ by his , first *ire, the itritht Hon. Licly Mary Drina+, daughter of Cfiarles, Ea rl of A) les: bury. on Sunday last, at Hampton Court, Thomas I-Ltverfuld, Esq. On Thursday morning, the 6th inst. Mrs. Henrietta Stern. 4 1 , of Queqesquare, Westminster, aged ;6 years. PR ICE srocKs, YESTE flank Stria, '6B Navy per C. shut ; per Cent. 1797, Irish s per Cent. 4 per taut. 74 . 3 per Ct. Red. s 3 per Ct. Cons: bilet An i ty, Batik L. knri. 17 t.:r6tft Short Ann. 2 It-1601i India Bonds, Is. a 2S. 4)li. Excllequerilitls, Par, Is. pr. Onutium,• 9 Pr. Imperial 3 per - Ct. 'Consols tor Aix. 5'9 £ONDO MARKETS, . • . ' RETURN OF WIIF.AT IN NIARKAANE, By Messrs,. CHILD anu MAU' As, MCA} weighers, Including only front the 26th or Nov. to tilt 154' IA 1)4. agreeably to the 114 W Aa. • 5: Quatttsart3os od . t 129 QU3IIIII at 10 5 s I IQ -""''''''''''''''' :It i26S tai 34 —.............at 104 ; od 2 9 --4 t 124; od 9) ---z--,..at t 0,35 oil - 539 —at taos od io4 --..-- At NOS ccl 150 . at 119 s ad 112 , -----. at Ica oki• 463 --. at sass od ----. at 9 85 crl 124 --- at 117$ :-.;al Sa ll at---- at gbs ea 37 -.----- 'at tt6s ad f l 4) 3- • --........... t .51 w.l ' ti at •,..............* „; t 9. - ; O Si , ------ at f t 4s . ed 402.------ at 2.)1 04 144 --.. at 1 125 aid .132 --- at 10;4 ca 0 4 --at Ills od .W. ---- at t6i pd , thiS --.... ar /lo s o d . . 944 ---- at F 55 al' i 323 at legs ad 13 'at 1;31 llt "; ----""--- at 1 071 ad 50 ......----. a t 74S ("4 XaS *--.--• at tool ad / if •.....rw.-..... at 7 % ,1t7 Cd 4* Total 12,491Quarten.—Average to3s. tt4d. as. 21(1. higher than last Return. - 7,111-7ifLOUR, I A RETUR... OF .. 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()ass. 4 Wheat. • , • limier. , • ad t 1.4 ,bury burY Sis to 121$ 36$.0ii tO 4 8 i ''''; V ° t 4a Tst , 'lrY acs to loaS 4:4 0.1 to 4b VI , `ll°.3#l, beriZtl '‘`igaltncier 66s to 94$ 43/ 0( 1 IP 41$ 011 ... 22 . :„..;C, ta. . 705 to 963 Pr 194 roviii od TWO .7.47;3.0s r ta u . sso c t is:l l 3 .l ll: . l .vv d . ll; i, y s o l' sl it° . t 4 0 1. 41, 15 r L 05• eiticL 0V Hors. 31. IDS. 14,41. rob. ! I,arrt:wit, 71• t" 81 . s '. SLLDS. • • . -..114..ci0vex 4ss scoSl' •:•••' iott! ditto 7os to 1 16 s Tretibil • • • s 4ss• }per Cris. sobs to 113$ .• etglawkr „„. 9s tOluf °di I,ll . ;U lt7t l e i P hi M ustard SiCtb --11 7s orlB.tOtecio:fdPtidrit6tou!hgk..': Brinyn ditto . its to r7s . ditto. • • Canary - . b ot. • .• to Ss 6;1 ditto. RYe-Grass - 2os oti to 3os p_.........40,ertgiter• i s - i)lCs....it t l , k n, ij i it l l..C ii l dcs, . - ..° .• 122'111.17° I'l i P ie ß yc l i c ; : it O . :litcl.:34:llE It ~pec.lo4 A.T.LEAO.ENIiALL. 2.13 1 14 : Rum, so , to 5 0 1 ,... eac h _ _ ~, ayi. to ; Ditto, 6a 40 Eq'jb. e arls -.- • ' 15 " 'to 1. . . - - • Firm C .• i to 35 ,L e., t . 1 , 16 CrOp liateS tot cutting. - ' . 234' Flat Ordi . ' -' - sail. to i , k ; ‘ miry • .. • ii. - . ' CAlt"Sii , ips, 3* to 4oll?. per I)ozeit 33d -to ;9( 1 . Inr ' Ditto, s o to 7olb. 3M:to Oa. per lb. Ditto, o to 41 1 (~..- -0-b; pl. to '34d• perlb: Small Seats urecnlanil) 4%1. •to 4 5 . !..1. per 1 , 1 2 . Large ditto, •- ' 2 ms. to t ogs. per vatotti. Goat Skills ..„ •. • —s. to --i. dal°. . • l'atme4l liaise 'lido, * 0 262 - t3S s . per " ilie. RAW HIDES , ,,,. ,J' s 0/ Restlfeifersand Steers (p. st.)• Ortlinall. 31,. 0 ". `,"c i ;ivii. 3s. • 8.1. to 44. 44. 1.%,13rket (.alt. il9i 4 v:,' ' 0 :11. Mithlling, 3s. .44. to 3s. bot.' Eng.,' forse 14i. 0 O a . Sheep Skins - L..........:21c.:1....:6::i.....,,,,, ;,.. . • • SMITH FI E 1.9 MA Rh. ET, b).4: ,0, . 't'o Alit the 0141--fter stone; oI SlO, ~f , 4 „„, _,, Beers 41. 4(1. to ss. 4c1.. I Vr.1.1, 56. 4•04. EttOo•vid., &Nunn, 4t. .0. :0 pi. 4i. Nutt, IS. $,!: tDO *.. tiEAD.OF CATTLE Tlits DA , , ab O ACASO,ut 2300—Stu:ell, ?loco. ."...-.—:-....: '1' ,144 NEWC.,;ATE and LFADENEIALL 111Alti. ay tito COWASC. . ,i.: , lietf, 34, od. to 4s. 4it- 1 tte;sl, 3i. PI. to !J. . 1 • filutio.:, :s. V. to 4. . 4d , I'Pork, 3i. S. To 0 1 ', - ... PRIOE;(1E.I St . jimes's Market 41 ! 6,1. Chie Market 4i. 6d. AVlvischApel Market ,11. 4.1 4 . per stow ofilb. 13s. 40 , Average price 4s. , 50. Sonp, Bi3.—N/nt. PrithafCaridies per drnen, 'Ai:I.() W. 61 i i Town Tallow og• 7-.1. - ,4 'Ruotatto.(C4o4l69s:6e Ruiiiit do. (So.)—s. ,1.,5. Nielting.Stuir r•-s.--f.)7 Ditto rough , 44k' Gtaves NA. Ad. C. oott 0rt.1. , ,c 1 Is. 04. . 14 gbs..--enni, 9.15. 64, is. 6(1.-e,frfoOlitet".e. St lAMES's KAY MARKET. Vecl . od. 41. sp. ocl•--A.W. 3 1 . 1 1 7 - ' o a S Hay, 31. 3 traw , 11. t 6 to i. a. 11. li. Ott—lorcr. if. 9 3 . WHtTECHAPEL ARKET, HAY, 31. .thy. od. 10 41. tfis. od.-Avor. 4 1 . /$ 1 " 4 .1, lover, 41. los. od. to 51. 43. pd.--Aver. 51, oS.f A Stiavv, 11 . 14s. od. to it. oti.-.-AVer. 11. Qs. ""' IVISTERtst -~ _,