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LLAIV Ri PORT. COURT OF K,3NG'3 BENCH, Nov. t 6. THE KING V. DAVENPORT SEDLEY. t • ine•ATT.,RNEY-GENECIAL prayed the judgment tar the. Conn against this defendant, Eqund 'guilty at the Middlesex Sittings, after the htit.tTermi of a con spitacv to defraud the Marquis of Beadfort; but the Court hiving been now occupied till twelve o'clock in instift'ing hail, this day being appointed to sit al hisi Prius, a , d the defendant's Counsel not b e ing present, ti;e judgment was Postpoded ttll Wednesday next. TIM KING V.THS ARCIII3Istior Or CANTERIUIRY AND THE BISHor Or LONDON.. - • Mr. Griattow moved • for. a rule to shew cringe ix by a mandamus should not issue to these defend • ant ,, , upon the subject of the Rev. Dr. P o vab's . claim to be licensed as Evening LeCturer of St. Wir-'; tholomew's. It will be recollected, that ,the man • Junius was refused by the Court its Easter Term last, upon the ground that the applicant had not exhanstA all his previous remedies, there - lying an appeal from the Bishop to the Archbishop. That 'application to his Grace had now been made ; and • his answer was, that he declined intetferiog. Mr. Garrow had now It'ts (envier affidavits,.and farther odes, denying the objections which had been made Flo lieense.the applicant, viz. on the ground that he had preachd against the doctrine of infant baptism; w heteas it was sworn, that the sermon alluded to had direCtly the contrary import, and • had actut.lly produced directly the contrary etre& :.there be ing also the affidavits of three several persons, who swore, that •having negletled to baptise their infants, they were so , affected by thisser mon, as to go to the preacher in agony, be,eech lug him tie baptize I he 4 • cliildreo. This sermon was offered to the Archbishop for his inspeaion. Thew was another ohjet,tion . inade to Dr. 'Povah,— that he Wad read the absolution, while he wai only • in Deacon's orders. If he was in' error in. Ibis, he erred under high authority ; for . Dr. Mill had stated it to be -a great question, whether the word priest appointed to read that service did not menu the oth , hit tug minister. But the leasnecl Counsel was raiiing his own advt rsaries ; for he had never yet recrived'an •int irnot ion of thy Bkhop*, o:jedions to Dr. Pov,ib., The Bishop had at first objected to that lie was in deacon'4 ot•ie VS only ,he• hkid , &nee procured his letters of prii , st's o ders ; and was still refused to be beensed. The 13khon had again been in , ffe,Hualli spplied to, since the failure of the application to the Archbishop. Lard E L LeNeettooon in' granting the rule to chew cauSe, alter touch Aiheration, said, that it had bet ' ter be for each of them to examine, in order to ad mit ; and for them, or one of them, to license, TH = KING V. TURNER AND OtHEItS. In this case judgment had been arrested on an in 7 4iatnent for conspiring to commit a civil trespass upon property, by agreeing to r i p, and by going, into a, i.reselve for hareN, the property nt another, for the purpisAc of suating them, though alleged to be clone its 1.111, night by the defendants, ;armed with wvitiains of rvs-itance to any obranfilion of thtir psupose (,ee 13 E3st, 2'20, upon grouni that was nol an indi6lable conspiracy ; and Mr. Is now moved; that inasnn.tch as the. udgment 113 , 1 bean arrested, the defend:Jot could not be said to have been ennyialed, and was nut liable to costs. Rule to chew cause granted. KIN V. STOCK,S, MT:SCAIMETT moved to tile otritninal inforrnation against a Magistrate of the West Riding of I. 4 orkShire, for refusing to grant one Thos. craien ? ,a r licen , e to keep a public hniise. He :did thirotpon.the affitla vits of Craven and of one Betty Malliuson, which `stated that she told 'a joint property, in the Wag goners lon, at Halifax, with John Bruner, of whom R ho r e nted his moiety, with privilege to sweep the stable-yard. . This She let 'to John Craver . ), who had tor many years had a, license for another public house ; and Craven went epif with her license till the end of the year. The defendant claimed an interest-, in the public-house under Smith, arid issued a war rant against Craven for felony, io takingrtha straw; and Craton was SaIIIMOCted to, appear before him only. ' When he wits brought hp, arid said he WAS determined to go to trial, the dipieittlaut tore this warrant; and dismissed him. This happened last year, and the learned Counsel was too late to snake his pre sent apolicrtion upon that ground ; but it• . shewed the motive by Which the defendant was Satiated. • On thee, licensing day, in September, Craven.applied to the Niagistrates, and was at ones refused his li cense ; being told by the other two Magistrates that the defendant, who was gone, would , not 'concur in granting it. At an adjourned meeting, he was of fered aiicense in any other house; and the defend ant, soon after this, called on 'him, and said, that if be wouldracknowledge him his hiudlb'd, he s h ou ld ha‘e iiit kense, Craven replied, that be hid taken his stock of Betty Mallinson, and What could he do ? The defendant premised him the price he had . paid for his stock, and 5-01. bcside4; .Craven re , lased to come into this; and the defendant denied the license:.---Rule to ifhew cause granted. 506413C1V1LL13 V..WATKISI3. Mr. ATTORN KY GENRUAL aria Mr. COstvw, ihew ed CitUS agOngt this rule which had,been obtained by Mi. GULINKY, , A by the defendant should not be alto.yed to.plead hertertificate of bankruptcy. The Learned Connell quotel•Tods'Proaltte,- 140, and contended, that the deeendsot having been out!. wed; must first reverie her outlawry ;. and Lord ELIAII- Ii011001;11 aAreed "ant the pout not _proceed E,r~'suldn)f.to"the idea of , ban kr pt cy, and discharg, ed the rule with Crlsl4, OtherWiiile the Court qngla - be liablelrto.experirtiental motions. • The King's County Ml'ilia -recently' arrived at Plyinotith tram Ireland, has received a route for Alaidstone. The Sonleroetternains iti the'Westein Di,trict ; the-liertf4rd is nn its march for Plymouth. J. Ryan, front Newry, in Ireland, has been ap prehended at Newcastle, for purchasing gwneas at tibS pr . iq 21 . 010 LONI)s)N I Printed by 1-10 MAS WOOD, of No. 3s, Maiden •lane. Covent-garden and Published by . 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Rome, OCT. -.---The Jotar teal published here, en. titled Giqrnale di -Campidoglio (Journal of the Ca -pitaly assures us-that his Nlajesty -the last month 4gave orders diet the Quirinal, Palace shall he put in a condition to be inhabited. • That Monarch has ap propriated a considerable sum trout his own treasury tit fit up and finish ibis great building in a suitable manger, - .Artists and workmen will therefore have an disportneity , -to th emselves, and wt have still more reason to hope that the 'second city in the Fiend) Empire will have the invaluable hap- Pieess•to see within its wails the greatest of Mo. ,narchs, accompanied by his iituStrioua.consort.. The Imperial Gardens are to be put in order and embi llished, and olienr;d to the public on festivals, GENOA, OCT. 12.-...L'lst Friday arrived hereirom Paris, by. way of Marseilles, his Euelleney Moser EfFENDI i Ambassador to the Sublime. Porte. He has been four years and a half absent from home, and will in a few days return to Constantinople lay. way of Trieste. This Ambassador left his firsESe cretary at Paris as Charge d'Affaires. VIENNA, OCT. W.—According to the latest in telfgence from Bucharest, the Turks were only eight miles distant from that place, and a great part of the inhabitants had fled, We impatiently ex. pea official accounts. • Our Court continues to ,ob.erve the moat pro found silence - respelling the affairs of the Diet of Hungary, and nothing that has been published re specting them here was by authority. The States proposed, that the gold a i d sneer furnished by the . kingdom should not go of. but be manufactored into looney. The reselations entered into in the Lust 'Diet, and which'had 'not received the toyal sanctioni.were submitted to his Nlajesty, but the Sovereign adjourned the consideration of them till the next Diet, desiring that deriog the present one, they would exclusively occupy themselves with the finance:a. We are .flow assured that the Diet has dire&ed fresh representations to be made to the Court on this subjett. 5310.0 f the Ecclesiastk cal doreattr continues-without interruption. It is tetnarkable, that notwithstanding the great num.; ber of those put up to anchor, they in general sell for double what they were estimated at. There are; however; but few foreigners present, and :he hope that they would have caiised the circulation of much money has not been realised. HERMANSTADT, Se,PT. t o .se-We learn that all the troops in Walachia are in nietion, come qut'nce trol of orders from Gen. -Xow, to take the different pos:s assigned them. It 'appears that these corps are concentrating, and tnany other circum stances incline us to believe that the Russian Gene ral is prepar ing to gave battle she' Turkish she urkish army, which passed the 'Danube .near. Rudschuek. His le. tention, no doubt is to seize upon the entrench ments which the Turks have erected upon the left bank of the Danube. This battle must necessarily decide the fate of Walachia, and consequently that of Servia: It is confirmed that !he Turks did not succe..ed in accomplishing the passage pt the Danube, which they had projected from that side of Sdistiia: BERLIN, OC'f. Exceilency Blucher, deneral of cavalry, au , f Governor General of Porno iania, arrived on the 17th from Siuigarch - LOI(1 WELLINGTON. has directed the Chaplains of his Army to distribute themselves through the vil lava on both sides. the Coa, to report, to him the state of the inhabitants, and to .poin . t out le him how money 'may be best distributed to; the relief - of their watts. Commi,sinner IstGLEVIRLD does not remove from Halifax Dock-yard. The 'HonburableConltoiasioner WOnEttousa, who was going out to succeed him, has - , in Con , equenee, disembarked- frorn,the Swift. The outward bound fleets for ,Portugal, Cadiz, and'ihe Mediterranean, am - pitied wind-'bound on Fridvy at CoWes. 'They consist 91 about 300 whips, and nearly block up the middle passage. The towns of Cowes and Newport, iti,the Isle Of Wight, are quire enlivened, and their streets' thronged with Of ficers of ahnost every regiment in the service. The above fleets convey •. various stores, of which our lilies are known to be in want. • • • The Tigre, .Captain lIALLIDAY, and Cleopatra, Captain ,Pl:cttzt-L, are to join the squadron off 110rient. The Bacchante frigate, of 38, guns,, was on Satur day laonched from the king'i Yard, Deptford: -no; Cornwall; of 74-guils, building yard, will be completed for a launch by the commencement of - next year. The tide at Hull was higher on the 2d inst. than 'has been known for malty years; at the Humber., Dock Gate it rose to the height .'oetwenty-nine feet, attd.the water getting-into the warehonses near the hat bour, occasioned some damage. .Saturday night, a gentleman from Liperponl,.in his.sleep, leaped out of his . be 4400111 window, at, a cotfee-house in the Temple. He unfortunately alighted, on the iron rails below, and was disperately njt*ed. On Thersday last, Thomas Saekhouse, of tan caster, coach-driver, was,convicted in. the penalty of 51, loftieing intoxicated while in the alt of driving lire mailfrom Garatang to Lancaster, iti.the morn ing of Saturday, and endangering the lives of the passengers. A shocking accident. hapre7...d on Saturday morning, in the house of Mr. Mitehell, stationer, St. MartitVsdane :—A woman lodging ors the se cood floor, utter hiving made a tire, left her two children while she went down to the kitchen for water.' In the mean time the eldest, a boy about two years of age, got to the tire, and before assist.' anceerrived, the poor child wag sir dreadfully burnt that it lingered io the most excruciating agonies. till the following day, and died. IPINDSOn, Nov. 16, A genii assembly of 'the Qtteen's Council was sumumoned to, meet this day, and was numerously attended. The Members arrived at the Queen's Lod4e, bet wren eleven and twelve o'clock, Consistt ing oft he Archbishops of CANTERBURY,' and Nrouti len the Loan CHANCELLOR, the Doke of Morraesitui, Earls WINCHI4L&EA and AYLSFoIiD. • His MAJIISTY'S malady having been deemed worse" ; within these few days, Ms. MUNRO and SYSIMONDS viete called in on Friday, and remained all night here, no doubt for the purpose of being examined as to the King's state before their Lordships. Dr. JOHN WtLr.ts was also seat .for, but did not arrive till this morning, and has been elanlinrd before, the Council, after having a consultation with the other noctors who regultrly attend his MAJESTY. Their Lordships, after receiving the Report of the Pliy sicians, went to the Castle, and held a Council the , QUEEN, being first introduced into her presittice oy MottroO, arl'her Chamberlaitt. This morning Princesses AUGUiTA awl SOPHIA took their usual morning ride on • horseback in the Great Park tor a few hours, accotnpanied by several attendanti. Noir. t Queen's Council did not break up yesterday till four o'clock, when the ; Members kit Windser, as did Drs. J. WiLLLS, Mdbeto, and Sym muNns, about the same time. • The. Duke of YORK came iodine with the QUEEN yesterdiy, and afterwards went to Oatlands. AA soon as the Council broke up yesterday, Sir fi r l - lALFORD set otr for Oatlands to visit the Putties REGRNT. • RIOTS AT NOTTINGILW. We regret to say that serious riots have prevailed during the whole of last week at this place. They begin en Sundly night, and continued in that place and the-neighbour:hood till Friday, when thelateSt acc.iunts are dated. The cause of these alarmifig di4nrbances was the general Use, among the master .we4vers of a new-invented (tame for the manufac tuie of stockings and gaiters, by which manual la bour is greatly abridged,' an ' d's greater . number of the articles in question are Made in a much 'shortti . period. The rloieis attacked the house of a Master weaver at 13ollwith, but he was prepared for them, and ending hit they could not get admission into` his hobse; the rioters tired 'at it ; the shoes were returned, arid one of the insurgonts; named Arnold, was killed. The body 'was removed by- lie rioters, who returned in great.strength. They have, it is said, 'destrOyed 63 frames, and as it is impos sible to Set hounds to popular :violence, they have proceeded to ex , asses upon objects different, from. their first intended sacrifices, — and have depiroyed also a corn -mill, and breathe Vengeanceagainal cory, dealers, millers, and 'all concerned in raising the price of bleach Military aid has, of course bran applied for, and, we trust, the the next accounts will state the conclusion of these alarming pro- cerclings. POLICE. BOW.STIIRET.—On Saturday a case come on to be heard before IVIr. GRA HAM, - which is extremely . tO . be lamented, as it was a dispute between man and wife, 'Mr. and Ni rs. W. of Mary bone, very respect able, and also th it c arnetlio.ns.. The circumstances that gave to it are rather of an extraordinary na ture, and conttary to the general order of things, as - Mrs. W. was the prisoner, and both were between fifty and sixty years of age, Mr. W: obtained a peace warrant against his wife, Wherein he charged - her with having made use of the most horrid and threatening language, and that he was in danger of his life from her. He instructed Lack, who t. cnt to execete the warrant, to so very early in the morning: he accordingly went about seven o'clock, and found , Mrs. W: in -bed: He communicated to her his business)--she desired him to wait until she had dressed herself, which of course he agreed to. Atter waiting a considerable time in an adjoining room, he inge4red if she was nearly ready. She replied that she was dressed, but peremptorily said she world not go *ith him and defied him' to open her bed4oom doer. He was not, however, intimidated at her threat, and tried to fora the door open, but could not succeed . till he. procured a poker and broke it open. 'He then got her to the Office, accompanied by her two daughters by a former husband. Mr.: W. .greed with the officer to be there at twelve o'clock to nuke good hid - charge. Mr. W. not appearing for some time after the ap pointed lime, Mr. GRAHAM desired to see OR in formation, and found it contained charges of such a violent tied threatening nature that he did nut think it : right to discharge' Mrs. W.; but said he would only detain her till two o'clock, at .which time he allowed her to go home, but ordered her to be at the Office .at seven o'clock in the evening, in case business should have prevented Mr. W. from at tending. At that time both parties attended, and Mr. W. renewed his charges upon' oath of being in danger of his lite from his wife, Sec.. Mrs. W. in her defence, said, that it was (mire few days since that she liad.hir husband before a Ma- gistrate, at the Police Office in Merlborough-street, and exhibited ,atticles of the peace against him, Itt!: having threatened and attempted to push a stick down her throat, and that she had not seen her hut-_ band since last Tuesday, when they were at Math borough-street Office, and therefore conitier6d.Oe present charge against her as merely a nlinceuvtir to get her out of the house, as while she was in cus tody at the OtHce, during the morning,' 114 husband had taken a broker into the house, and' had stild all the goods. Mr. GRAHAM addressed them feelingly, and la mented that two people, from their situstibn in lite, antrathanced in years, could not coduet themselves • with fortpsarance towards each odder, and titsdet . oii the circumstances, thought it right to dischntge the warrant. Some of the letters from the British prisoners In France, give the following as the average price of provisions lathe depots—Veal and tuoston aid.:per lb. beef ifd. two fowls ts. t od. two ducks IS. 20, eggs gid. per dozen, bread sd. per lb. !butter -ad. cheese 44. and milk a half penny per quirt. A Veleenary Surgeon 01 Unetienutitu red a otachine for the p ur p ose of throwing or csst log binges, by ivbieb rt.eani the different' operniation, of surgery may be, perfcrmed oit. that noble a n, a nd wh'ereby those fatal With safety and precisio coßsegyences whieli eso often oCcur, by tbrow 4 tg therdivary manner , ttor,4,iar entirely pie .o " ; r • lintrfi S . .. • , un theta , inst. at AlMitaie l'ark. the Lady ornsomit Lister, hay. of aSon. n;' tin Tuesday the 12111. inst. at, Donegan:Houma. fast. the Marchioness ..3( Ponegall. of a Son. • On Friday fast., in Cumberland-street.' the Lady of Colt Reid, Erq. or a Daughter. rtirrkirittO • Re.martied. on Saturtisy morning the oth . inst. at -Sb Werborgh's Church. t.)erby,Philip Squernbells trdEuto son a t the Vice P uke of Niarino, to prances,tiallgh frold ter of (;o(l , rey Meynell, Esq. q t Bradley.l-IJII, DIE 9. . of Oh Friday the 1411 inst. at May P ark, in the Collar Waterford, the residtnce of his sot., iluniphrey Mal. Fiq• sir lathes May. 13:at. iteplicw to the first Fri of liesno rgil_Flt, and grandfather to the Marchioness of Donepl. ~ • On the t tth inst. at 13Iiiek Rock, near DuOhn , Mii: Smith, eldest daughter of Colonel William StnitlO' kelphettale, County of W es tmeath. Morisdxiorord utiven vey,si a steit i o ty. the Rev. Or. ]or Cole,'Srice.Clfin4l. -------'"------' S ToCK.S PRICE Q. ADAY• Bank Stock, Indio linnets, 17S. O s ' I' N.y , per Cent. 97 9 6 1 97 Old Ann• per ec.)t. 79i E xc hey. Bilk; t; i day, 4 pet cent. 63 I . par,. ts.,pr.-3t v 3 per COIL Cops. 64* 64 4s, ss. pr. Nall: U. Atm. t 6 7. LO:hs Onnnurn, , Cons, for z7th NOV. a 4. India Srock VESTS i I : : : G om a in t: ttoTthEifni. . . A: :Ro tr.ri-11N4. I)GE LONDON MARKETS, Scc. RETURN OF.WHEAI'. IN MARK.LAN g1"14 . 0 . BY Mews- Ctitt.o..and IVIALPAii, Nie,.l Wei , , 10clitdiug only front Nor. 4, to Nov. 9 . Agreeably to the Att. .s 2 Quartcrs at 13 1 is od 455 Quarters et t l 5 l 1 .' . 6 ---- at i3s cd -.----- Jr Ws e l )49 , , io s vo 2g6 -- at t3oi at 1 :5: 3 59t) . .. "...'"...."......"."-*-1."""...--".". a a a: t tt 1 1 11 32 ;:: : G 0 c:4 4. ; 1 1 . I . 45 ; 34 5") ''.".".".."1 344 t; I: :1: ::: 44 S ..'''''-''.. ': ' Si Oil 2 3 •-+.....-• ;it WO; pi 41 I ----- at 12.4 s od 773 -.-...."-"""" ;t a t 1 1 ; 1_, 0 4 2 .---'•*"."'". at rap' od 35 ------- so c ct. 4to —.---• at tzas o d 3t t ----- . 1 's, ( A 95 —at tai od 13 -------- 4 t 965 1 36 3 ............... at izos od 130 ----- al , ~, ii C. 4 at I ills ad . 11 3 ..ar....----- a , ..,"" 04 " 0 7 ----- at t 175, od. • I 6 ------"t rs oil 1193 --- at t ttri od e j 35 . ___—_,..... ,it irt. Total 8408 Quarters. —Average Ili,. . 2i. lilt. 'higher than law Return. , ....-----_- • , A R FTIIIO4 Pf FLOW'', ntpce, From Nov. 2, tO NOV, 8 .--Ffolll the t. '', ,A, Sacks. s. d. Sucks. s. 4. S'Ll';•,.. 9 6 s• 93°901-- 11 ' 1 ; Isa 203 26 45 ---4'- * :: 421 °0 ; 314 ----: 9 4, 12' --.-.• 104 0 11S --- 99 ° 12 j ~,, ......- 93 ° set ..--- 103 I 8 35 -,-- 9 6 to I , - ~,, c; . 1 I I e d r: a C I. - " ----:: o a v 3. : r isl :4 : 2 1 C''' :V) aS. ed. higher than last return.. V bite Mustard SF.EDS. Seed ---3T:jt-A.--:-verag._:ei..4tl;lsts.o...6a6tosliddo.s:ttt.osaot2l:lls.::'.r::S::ac,P.': ° , s tros. to Lios. cwt. Old ditto - White di" - - - --$. g' to -0 quarter. i(Ye-tlrass -# - —s. 2 3. rs),Ss' cd. bush . Turnip', White - . --s• lals• . • ttecl anti Green . . Brown ditto .zos, od. to ass. o J . • - " Carraway seeds - - fs. od. to 6ss, oil Coriander do. • .S 5 ‘ 6 ' " 4 `'. 4. • prt ., 4 6 - to loos. titos, da. Cinque Fain •,s od • to tv.• tovr. ~ . y . Trefoil - - --s, abs. to 70 ?•„ 1 .. . Canary . . . 7s. to 8s: 6d• r tl ' Oil Cake at the Mill, tit • per thousai. . _ .- ~,• U XBRIDGE . N oy ' 14% 0 ,1 C*rn-InspcOior's Itera.n.—TH V II SDB T:6„d tO u‘si W pl. os to Al. os Beans s o d co cl.)0, heat,pr.ld. New do, 241, tos to 3 2i. los t t y c 04s to 66 5 ituleY,per qr. 4 8 s o d to od POse Olts od to ;isit 0,1 pr In our last Keport wc star from 535. to 565. instea tea the prix i o PCACIS tO of tram Sir'' Kent 41.tamr lIAGs. ' "C" eRiCE tiOrS . StissA A, g.• to 61. 6s. Kent 51. 16:. to V I l os, 6 n.. S.. 10 Sl. 12S. SUSSCX, 51. 5 , . l~s" '519 es• to 71. os. farnimmoo.ei. 3 t. -to 4s. Btl. Vaal 4s. NEW C:, L i n • __ATE AND LEADENiiikLp ,1!..n0r By the Carcase. ut'un 3s. 44, to ss. 24. I Vork Ss. 12 ` 1 ' t° ed. to 666: 441: M . --- i 4 LL PRICE OF LEA'rHER (per lb.) AT. I-8A:691:..t:•.. ttolA:4B4l;.' • . . . 21)il: to 2V i '• Butts, so to 561 b. each - Ditto, 56 to 661 b. each - . • sbt 10 011. gen:hoots' Backs, - . Dressing Hides, • - - i sd. 1 ° p.;le Fine Coach Hides, - . A LA to I i i , Crop• Hides, is to 401 b. for ctittins-, '0 1 0 '1 - . ' to 1- Ditto, 45 to 54)1b• .. . i , 7 Cali Skins, 30 to 401 b .. pd. to 33 1 . Per '"' Ditto, • b So, to 701 b. 36(1. to 0,1, i nt' 1 • Ditto, 70 to Solt). 36d. to 4)( 1 . Per lb " lb Small Seals (Greenland) ls. 9.1. to os. od• Pe r ' Large ditto, - tzos. to '605. per dole"' Goat Skins - 345. to 6ss• Per ,riln> ,, Tanned Horse Hidss, - - • 13 0 ' 17 ' •.--....-....--:__L._.:_..........:-...-..—:. Rest Heiler; Sc Steers,(litleArs"rt.)ll(lPrdli'ns;tY 24 ` .l t° ' 25: S' t 4 35 opt to 35 bit 1 Market edit' tip VI:: o i od Middlings 15 Ilkt to as tod Eng.tiorse iis opt Sheep Skins • - 2411• to ski. '-----re---..--:-..............--.......-- PRICE OE TALLOW. ' s• ini• St. jatnes's Market . 4s. rO. Towit rAtlow 4 4 . A. --s , 1.:1..re Market . os. 01. N'attow R.‘liii4 773. i ; $ rl. 'Vhitectial). :.larket 4s. 't 1.1.. %Vlore tio. 74 4. ' 4 ",,d . ptr stutteofillb, ----.--* • •.6 $P —s• 7 3 5• ti'• 9 s. tor!. Mcitong Poi —s. T. 40 ). Average Price 4). it.., Ditto fOtigil 37i, O'', GraYef. 23ti• Od• _A Good I)rqs 9s, o. 4 , ,. Itted. tos.—uord. Iv. 6 1, ilsass..6d.--8 1 (t:> ,,til 1 /3'. ./ Yellow Soap, stts.—Moi p aUr Price of Candles per tio4,:tt, St. lAMEsq NAY MARKET, Ila.ai. od. to 61. tri. si. 1" pi, 'lray's'. to 21. 145. 04...7.00. 11• .._ ...uttisoyve4r i i V .6 ll l,..o l s T .6l E t.o C o6 l : l: A t6o P i7 l7 : l l.. o4 l .ls. 1114 W 41;10 01, S . Strata 21. 02 , 10 21. S od.—Aver• COAL MARKET, Nov. lg. •_, Ships itt Market. Ship sold. - vc,..g..• 6j, 40 NeiPicaole • • iz 41c. 03, to 0 . 5 • Sunderland . . 41 . 3 , t. t° 'O a t Scotcli Coal t, to t! 3 ~ , ~ r ~ _' '~~'< f ~.: