The Sun. — London, England, 1811-12-10 00:00:00

Fz on the LONDON Gil j Err .E s Pec. stilt • DIV D , Wm. liolmlati and ChristOlter Holman' of Gros venor-:.t re& , cow-lite 'eri. at eleven, at Guild- Loorlen Dee. !Om tilasAley: of Florwich, Lancaster, whitster,- ;Ifive, at i Inn, ..e Itrt o• ti ann, Lani:aster. Dee' 3'3 Samuel Lir, late of Nemo, im, Gloucester. hire, linen-t .per. ,at tem'at the Ram Inn, Gloucester. ,shire. • . • Dr' 30 Richard l'ltelp,and Thomas Ptesstlee, of limn• ni, t.l , iucetctei .nire, linen-drapers, at one, at the Rain tii-iieestersnire.' IF 'I) lotin Riickwood, sen. lohn Brickwood,•jurt. Cohn milier. Win. Morgan, and los Starkey. irf Lombard arreet, hankers. at ten, at Guildhall. Dee 28.. l ()lin W Hat, set; of Great R Ussell- street, Blooms . ..upholsterer, at elevso, at uildhall. Dee • 17. Onward Wave!! Urine, of Chichester, brazier, at at (ltnitlhall, Lwt4on. • Dec. t 6- • 1.. riddeinim,- of -I°Ni-street, Oxford.street. tur. nishiliglionmoneer, at ten, at Guildhall. Deo. 17., Clidrlea dlover, ,pt . A ftemarle srrcet, Hanover 'square, uplinlsteter, 'at one, at Guildhall: . Tah.' tr, Wh tiatit Wigntore, of Narrow.street, Litnehouse, hiscilit.baker„ at, teo, at G oildhall. jan, .4 William, Carr, or Ilythe, Kent, draper, at twelve, , at Guildhall, London cc. 23. I4MeS Brooks,•of•Qneen-street, Cheapside, wine. merchant. at twelve, at .Guildhal I. , pm 4 . William Cull, of the Minories, cheesemoriger. at t.velve, at Ctliidti,ll". Dec. to. lames ItTakeliam, of Upper Thaines-street, cheese. monger, a; one,-at t;uildliall. • . • 4n. 4 Riehard MciOnt, Angel-tourt, merchant. at de • iten at' Guildhall. • rec. 14. Charles Colwell, 'of Leicester square, cabinet tnakar, at en; at Guildhall. tap. t. Charles Boom and loins Walker, of Chester, Itat. Manufaiturers, at eleven,' at the °Nell Dragon Inn, Chester. ree, sB. Joseph Daulhy, of Liverpool, slater and plasterer, at one, at iht, globe Tavern, Liverpool. 'Dee. 30.' Ralph Ogden, to botany, Lancaster, ciation;spin• ner, at eleven, at the White Beat Inn, Manchester. • Dec. 30. Christmas ,Samt,• of Norwich, shawl-manutac to, 4t foot, at.the King's Head, Norwich,. Dec. 22. Bdrijarniii bVur rs , off inch-lane, London, broker, at twelve, at tiuildhall:' Dec. 22. P.benezer Hoppa, of Church,street, Little mathematical-instrument-maker, it twelve, at Dec: ro. William Reeve, of Clanham,• Surrey, coach-mas ter, at one, at Jan. 14, I. Lay, of Oxford.street, hatter, at twelve, at . _ Dec. 28. Edward Meetion, 'of Alderthanbury, wholesale at twelve, at Guildhall • . Dec. 3t. Ann Roberts, late of N.traptwich. Chester, ilia . `keeper, at t wave, .it the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Dec'. 28. Will, an Dempsey and John Acradian' e Int of 1 , • ',fol. tailor:, at eleven, at the Bush Taverit o ßrlatol. L. c. 23. Tia,rnas Taylor, jun. late of Lincoln, horse. dealer, at elevrit, at the Rein Deer lnn, Lincoln. bet: sohn tVerpool, merchant, at one, at the Globe Tavcrn, Livcrliaol • : pec lii4.:i;;r4..g4iter, ; of Piccadilly, upholkterer, twtlYe, at (3 uilditall. A, , r Telt•ittitt 1 0 I pcC. 14. AleunticrClelarto, o. ....Ai • t v .. ary..a. bezine, upfloisteriq, at claveil, , at Guildhall. CiflZ ritleAtES, DtCp4REK S. .1. ,Adams or- , Crcat St. Thomasl.'Aguilar, of Devonthire,square, merchant • R 7 W . C arida 11. of Richarunitl,lSurre), schoolmaster. ofFainlutin • Slurry, comra Nhidity and T. T. Gough, of Hererold, 1".• hurnicy, or Great Grimsby', Lincolumitre grocer C. Ituxley, late of Foster4ane, , wholesale glover. . I;+ Leet.Yorkihire, merchant. of.thdloway, IsllTl4tOil, tarlittiVaer'": lath Ot Cheaimide. wareiviusetan:i V.. Abrahams, or 11- Colley, lato'or Br r'-streci, gro;:er. C. Firofie, of St. 'NI 11,1 inerChant Linunousg, biscuit.b4er. • oi rid,(l.courr, merchant; • • N't•kon, •;it c,w-kceper, 1. Snoit, of Esst — tinithifield, tualicr, 'EAR TA/Li:Si/WV JS.q)l I'AD. , 7. TA!, lor rind , W; lohnsron,,,ol'lliccadiliv,•hatiers. „ C, SToli and. .0 - J1)4.41'463 1 1 of St. - Gcorgei Midlebex, tobacco-apinster4. Ti lo mp s ,, h awl . F. Tlrompsop, of Bog Thorn, York, E . :mho IN. Piptor, covet, Of Fle.l.strect,-linan.drapers.' 11. Louis, J. S. ti. and C. l'ltz GcraW, o r r f.on•loil, • ;"' ' ; • Y. Cooper .anal r. Taylor, of SomhanaptOn.row e Russell. seriare, piano-lortc•manufaCdurcri. C. Coopc:, Purton, and Tycrs, orOxford.street, linen-eirapers. •S. lacksoti,. A..; Kenton,. and U A. r raser, of I'vlartborough. row, Canaby-niarket, Army accoutrcinclit VV. Browning and j, IttZdgctt,i, of liirutillgltani, bottled. 'porter.dealvr. • A. Roots, and I. Bell, dc.c. of Trowbridge, Wilts,' clothiers. . Chqnnati of Liverpool. I itAncs, 11. Stacks,. and I. Ctn;solis, of Kingston•upon. [lull, Merchants. ogatakaod W. Counaellor, of South . Shields, Diyliami chyrnibrs. , A. Dhderand T. AValinsley, of Tapley-strect, cuopers. T. 1.. Brown ;oul.S. Drown, of Whitecross-strcet, Cripple ' gale, leLifiiicr•pipc and bucket-inakers. S. it,c,iwAh.i ;Ind T:ltedward, of Portion, Southampton, oron4e:•inc.rena..hants. I)Alw-y• Daussy, sett. and Daussy, jun. Russia: row, rviiik-stri:°e; siik.m . am,r4au f crs. w, Hiso n anal 3: Sadler, of st.Giies, Camberwell, builders: C. ralaucloO. a rnd .T. Blanchard, of Great St. Helen's Di. , 'h"VsK4Te;• ; atrcet,nierchtnts , inld• A. Ai , bort, of Bristol, tavern•keepers. i al incl . foal 3, Qncl....h, of Larnhourn,herks, coal-mer. ch.qirs, 1. Wucti and G. Armith of Flixtop, Lancaster, calio.ma• nufaatfrers. R. i".i;ker, 5, Stocks, T. Parker,and T. Gainer of Man. cl; , ..:stcr. • C. A Icoc%, M. Frost, Watillc, 3,, Nalltm, and T. coanoritl , carrietS. , licikr and W D'otid;ol Chester, cumwton.brewers. . [ O hre.,, I Robertson, iind'ailbert Micltell, of Rather. -11144 i .4114,t WM..; inijkergir • A vurrliathlliitn6 piece Of plati: hat; been present. &I to' Capt.4iti O(his.atajety's Shift 'Magi! - ient, by the fittiCt.44 who '-under him-during the ti tit: , he cottunalideti the Adriatiesquatiren, upou whiLh service he Was severely, wounded. ' The Pyteniey houtids itipt en Wolne;day at o nicoln, 1%,ii,-.1(1:1y at ,‘,VittWiek.: bAtiritay at Sta , ertoo. • ' , . , The •Qaurit, Meet this 0:1y .:,at Cliorch j..:lngtdn ;• 'Llturetd - ay, at Maotton W;.)o t .t ; 41 ,4 ; F r i. Wititow, 7 . . Sir Thorrios D Hatton'4 boarids viltot' on Etid at White Wood. • , tin ;,viondny grvylioun,(l3; , tle;ow , ina to 4 . Ot the N.irth Short:, Stu:ticrkoki, a harts onr,Clcaden VAN, atul bitct rur f or about .three miles down tok.:.irds!he sea, burn, Where poor puss Was caught in a toole-trap. 'fbe bounds wtle so touch exAniaSted, that Ley 'could not malteune sturich•atiler. Yesterday, as 2 Lady wai r toinvto Isiktgtka In one of s , age , coac i l e,o, she was taken .in and delivered .of' a child. FPrtttnately, tlpfre hap- . ebe ned to ,k~t, threerLadies itt thtstage., and ev v re 4 bibtance was 6Fivel) to (tier. I LOfl DON s rind by, 1:114 . 3 AlAlio Sin , : OFFIcE lIIE GREAT rEripoliNEP. 4t r 'onchttleti from our Paper Of:.34thrday.l =Ano►her circiunstance deserves here to bc-eoliii tiered, which has given Managers a great deal of trout,le• and anxiety, and has b,:en often accorn pa- hied by empty boxes.' The greatost.performers, who are at the same. time the best `paid, are ape to relnx in their •services- at certain tittles, and , that without .any wilful purpose ofdisohliginglettherithc manager or-the • town ; , :but merelyfroni a species of torpot, which great actors feet benumbing their- faculties, , •and which can be reMoved_only by a fresh stimulus • plied to the part aficAed. Tim appearstAai of_ a Val has, in many casus,-ptuved • very etlecto al - ill ter, lug this disorder, and - restoring,the aelor to his pro-, per tone and agility ; but this is, a cure winch, in. the case of eminent and .. (.14serving actors, can 'be' very rarely 'resorted to, because, t below') is tart -ways disposed to assist. the operation' in,such ttotrthers: as to promote it. Now,,under.the•pressurept these` difficulties, was it not wise in the manag e rs to•start a who boggled so little alma al . ofeogage 'pent, that he came when whistled for, whew 'me rits the taws immediately acfcnowledged,' and who has already .produced houses of.„.whicfl: s„ltakespeare and Garrick might have been prood-.1:,i The truth, is, it was not only wise, but if my informat;on be not incorretc.!, it' has been eminently successful ) The performers, to a man and woman, are now. more on the alert, and more desnous . to regain their popnla ,rity,:snatched from them by an'atior , who a ill not be reasoned with; and who will admit of no . impro pt:r libertieg. .„ . 1 cannotconceal, however,, that perhaps , the ex periment has been carried too far. ..Sdnie of the per formers 'Ore • seriously :-Apprelieniiive lest they oily never be l itble, after rie appearance of so p0i,.0l ir a geniusoo regain their favour with the town' and fill tl.e house as , they were 'wont to do. They say; perhapS'iijah some ttuth, thtit 'bad begun he bottom of the cale, of .talents, 804 predUced a bull, a bear, or spvcithtm, whether from Bartholomew , .Foir or flartholotnew Latr, it. would have been sotiretent for 'a mere ex peri,nent , and„ perhaps, have occasioned a very- s'a lutary'rtValship but at once fo.pit so much sit, iity and fidelity against the company, was forming a eon tritst te'O' strong' foe the prelsent-ftate of drantati'd merit. The jatitice - of these stiggeiliOns I shall tint 'stop t0 ,... /twestipte, because, in whichever way we deters., Thine, our decision nosy can produce no effect... The managers - havegiven the citiesirotit-ont hands,. . referring to' bit tribunal .frorn there appeal: The. town'hait decided ; as - lac:is ntitnber:,.aild'door.money can !tiecide, in favour- o 1 perfnimer. The coriscquendem6ed : -it li'eiident I hit they' tygi i i last preei, 'from lime to time, in Winging' on' 'a As,c,cei on 'of aninialS; whelped or lit ter,ll, performers . . I tins', however, that with thetr fati%iienee, 'the '4lll prerduce in nem: pieces, ; - 'nntl'ltlitst fort two ..rea,ntis : First, liraf tho inAy avoid 'comp:lolons, whien will be wis.f zind, secondly', itispare:the f:;eimg4 0/ otter actots, which will bt'litTo9no. Yet ~tic ) .Ir:s beetahe eneour"at, , ,liti6t and patrotige';' - gttleiondy, and fa' eY(.liy; bestowed door) this experiment., thin it Intik . be rep'eAt.'l in onewyor other; o wfm- • . w s Or zootogy-,- knows ',lint fqy. wid ti(v.i, opened. • As to othei tnuttrrs, ill mairjoilge f itu the nelvaliapels of Iltr the itrebl . c rilicinn will recr:tire no othet altration to the Case of these new•perloraic.rs;Thao Int! in. trodtwcibtt of the words stigiloilyend fidelity little , oftener than has b6en customary. So numerous art- the talents of the dog, thst turtilTits have written prorix-volturiett-on t 1 a subjett, collet:3;1d from 111 , !, experience of all nations. Vet it now Nil:cars that :ioine of their more valuable lilies h lye be 'n , entirely overlooked. r .Tlicy have hem renowned or v'at thing a boase,.guardipg fiat of iilteep,.leading the Wind, catching- a hare or fox, arid many' other tricks and strai3getni Vecorn• ing . ritiadrupeds ! but what are tileic to rsat, merit, hitherto not even hinted at by nattlraiists, , which t h ey - have etchibited on the stage.? ~ They have not - only performed their part without the aid of a prompter, • or the temptation of tvallary, but have - attracted the Most numerous end brilliant audiences, at- a season when the town is generally empty ; and have drawn down bursts. of applause, which the audience seem to think no , otber performers deserve in the same • degree. It' is surely no Small merit to share that popularity-which was once the exclusive property of stiuwerhs of Shakespeare and Jonson, of Congreve anti of Sheridan and'of the acting of Booth and Betterton, of Garrick and of Siddons. Did not our great moralist deserve the nrsineret " Blinking Sam," when he could sett no farillet than the revolution pro» phesied• in she ft llewing iirse6 " ilut who the comfng changes can prNaige,. Antt.aok'the loom periods of the sraiw ? l'erhaps winos Lao has rav'd, taut It o :Tact dy'd, , On fiyiii cars new sorcerers May title: . Vdrilitp,ti (for, Who canvass th' of chancc ?) licre Hunt may box, ar Alitioniet may dance." I have thus endeivoured to account for the con duct of the Managers, in .a matter which :fl'ar'es to - bud been misundetsiood . in its etretis, although • I agree with those 'who complain .of• its origin. I (11,40vered, without . :much research; a design in all this, ,vitich doe not float on,tierstOnce; - and have‘explaitied it, however unpleasant that expla; nation rn4 be to some performers. It on the pare of the Managers, an appeal to the town,' to rrieke,n the eflbrts of those who appear to. have been - remiss in their duty, It is an experiment,.to try whether the triace of those" who cannot be sof: . reot.d by saitnies and bditefits, May he advantageous.' ty tilted by those-to whom salaries and benefits are . ntikooWn. The trial,, however; is but begun ; and -on'e dog only has been • formally 'engaged'. Wlio can tell lib w "Of that species - may yes 'be made . substitute for tlieliest of oar anthors and irCtOis mid; When dogi shall be exhaested, whoa shall fiz 'buundwro.tl; - 6 perforrnanceirofCat's, of snot kits; acct bab'oons ? Or, wi ! ;it 'sublimity of and t. ‘;vfnti- einseneiti eitri the , -present *atria produce, compared to the itopei; attd . fears of'arilaP: dici:ce, when. they - shall be treated with- tht noVef spectacle of real trgEripeowling for rear prey, or tpl -mom ihtfiaeitiffidty fippdantifc'e itial liciat sparitig a real virgin . ~_ ~ 1~~ )/4 4,4;001), of bro. 34 4 ,Ivlaidort :how. lerivent.ga rdcw„ •altd No, 1 Strand, whim iidvertisements, Orders for the ) Aiit. FOX AL\'D ilifi, 7 itOtTE.tii. The Midst) Iteviastrerii atter Indtilging In a rein bf sareasiii certainly not uiiinerltetl on Mr. Trottees Work.: have the folloviting pesiage in the Futiith Number s—. " The Anne fascination o( gr.nd.• btainour and gaiety must necessarily have played round the heart of Mr. Fox,.and brought everf . thit.g to-his= eye di -vested Of its disgusting features. How else could this champion of the democratic parts of onr Constitu tion, the friend of freedoitt 'and hotramtp. the pa triotic vidtim of the Court, the mirror of *1;4,- gism,' the idol of Palace-yard, condeicend to wait in the auti-chamherOf the tyrant the sutkunons to his detestable presence, to enter into familiar conversa tion' with - . .i'usurping murderer, 'am; accept the hos pitalities of •one whose' power of entertaining him was derived from the ,destrudion of every hope of liberty that the revolution had excited—toot revo;• lotion which Mr. Fox had hailed with suet glowing predictions, such ardent emotions, 'in -the British Setrite, and to the defence of whi c h h e h a d made the costly sacr ifice of his highest polnical fiienegbips. it must be recoti±etedisoo, that while Mr. Fox and his Itiendi were pgyink their duties to the Tirant, Toosssird and his •ohildren were expiring with fa mine to ineit dun:geons ; • find daily dispatches were; announcinir fresh• tmassacres of tire' Swiss in -their hapless ‘iilCiges, Alen' r niiit homes and their 'inno cent values. As Reviewers, we can of c.otirsd have but'sinall pretensions to sensibility; •yet why du the tears half blot out the words 'as we-write them, but because " we have real hearts'of flesh 'and .blood beating in our bosoms" without one dtbp-of the le petons distilinent of parry rancour or revolutionary philosophy. . ." We join 'hind and heart with Mir Trotter in admiration of the many sweet ingtedienisin 'Mr. Fox's teritpin; ; we 'lose the pitlnfir of his re tirement at • Hilt .; his stin to" pleasures, itiS rural passion; his: dtunestic afferii'dn's, charm us intb a Morn,..twir forgetfulness of 'what, when we think of it, we can never approve, without giving up the cause of truth and' virtue, in his moral a n d lioliticpl - conduct. Good nature; when Coupled with 6 - r-at inicitanding, is, in oureatithatio - n doubled in . price; but it assitmesnhe air of mere. facility, or soniething werse , --.of an indifference to the distinc thitis of charaliter in others, when it stretches its to= let i ance to such a man as the present Emperor of `the French, ancl.the.wietched instruments' of hisfer6- elons ainbition. To the weight of this. obietilOn ,Ml'. Trotter seeing not to be insensible. Hellas `lniide an effort to avert it ; but to succeed in'such a defeliee; woUld' require abilities like those of Mr, Fox himself, exerted before judges as prejudiced 2S Mi. TrOtter." ' • . • 01,D D.:IILFT, DEG. 9. . 1- . John ,R4nags and Janzvs Croft stood indicted for steitling,„l quantity of !.:ad, value ,;i3, the prope r ty o f lamp Anhity,siin, on the 50 of Noyirribeilast: 'The prcheentor, this case, stat e d, that he was a plutnber, icsidirig In Oxtorri-street. Mr. pur obaled. :in old leid,:o clstern, Irpm Mr. Ch,appelt, a .h.iir-urvsser, street, he sent ,the two. pri , innt r;, who, were in,: 1 journeymen, to latch it t o house. Upon weighing, it, however, .there seem:A, to b so, , ,;leat a . d.,:ficieney in whit he,was I,: og h t t o (.2..p.,1ct, thatheexornined !he cistern which 111:;, been cut up, and several.iiieces. He, taited,t6e pi:l3one% with having taken it, hut they positively denied 'hr truth onhe aces}-. sailor', and one of, them said it bad been left atAfr. Chappen's, and quiti r d ih e h ouse t o s , ..ck for . it., He was to;metfiateiy waiched„ but, instead of ltngi t o ih o house, at, Mr. Chappell,, as he had propqsed, kv,nt io . the of a man named Ferret,. 'a . trind of hi, in t tie p;-ighbourbood, frerriwhence he broitght. tht.t lei rhAiged in th e i n dictment, which, on exrinatinn, : p'ro‘rd tafly wit 4 the retuaining , the cistern, T . The pri4oneri were both (own) 4iliy.. . Dovid : ith.lll: wad noxt tried .on an, indictment, charging: him with privately stealing:from the per. inn.of WilliamJilker, Egg. a silk packet-handker chief, in the parish of St. Gtlei, on. the '19:11 of November last, . . • , 'Mr. Baker stated, that nn the day in-question, he was walking (town Holbo s in,. when•he was .ac. coned by a mauswho asked hica--if he bad lost a handkerchief. He immediately put his hand in his pocket, and missed that .whieb he had .brought from borne. He was then' siiewn a handkerchief which. he., believed ►o be his, and at the instance' of the person who. accosted himu,' ha Went to Bow_ street with the prisoner, who, he understood, was seen to take the handkerchief from his poeket. • George Humphries deposed, that as, he was walk• ing through. Holborn; ins the day mentioned in the indictment, be observed the priioner, in company with two-other men, following the.nrosecutor, and finallysaw the prisoner take the handkerchief, which he thettproduced, from his pocket. He in stantly crossed tha, street- and seized him by this ' culler, add aftermards conducted him to Bow•atteet. Willi - am Brook, James (Pi!hams, and William Parker, were indided fur a highway robbery on the Atil at Odober, in Holborn, near Gray's Inn-lane, (ninnies Jenk. The prosecutor- deposed, that about eleven o'olook at night lte met a 'number of persons who hustled- hitn,; they tripped up hi, - heels :Ind he tail with great: force against •thecut b-stone, which cut bis .nead very.much, and robbed him of his watch. Th e servants of James Leicester, Esq. the prosecu tor, went in pursuit-of the depredators, in company with Cook, .the Officer; Brooks - and - Parker were apprehended on_i he day of the robbery, rand on the following day, Wiiliams,%who , was tak en to the welch-house,' but made his esz..;ipe by breakins, open snatch-house dour, uf three days alter-. Wards, Its Cooke And Reid were passing at the e4d , o f Isrooli-street, tinlborn, they, saw Williams 'in. conversation with its *big, who called out ‘.‘, here iS a ti r e was 'The .14nseentor-•Couid not swear positively_ to the 01.1!rrr. tit o' prisoners; but identified as= the man ,Who took. his watch. Mr. COMNION ShrJEANT.. recapitulated the evi dentin, :tod th,t.i. Jury 'Woad- verdia Inf Guilt . against Witliarns.i.aptiattjuitte4.l* the-other,two. ~+ „' i ` i ! Oft L I Paper, Lette Ts for tt - MI the l ain R I S&llth &C. (pOi! -pa id - . . „ 81RT11.7. till ttind# I Lt • inst. . tiffs Lady' of tiflillet Tpbvrgf , Esq. of it Daughter. - Itu t elc i s t , li t e hr i Lac t atth.ellisetevV.ict;;..37rie'eCtzbulifuontta. SPSti;•Peter''' satuaday fast, Soirrerser-street,'Porriaan-squ3fer the Lafty of H. Brett, Leg. ot a Dl i ughter. Un 610nday morning, the Lady cat Thomas Ludington, F4q.,01 Cotney . tiACii, was safely , &livered of a still.bura Odra. esfaitlay. at her house at the Admiralty, the Lady of Sit josepli Yorke, ot a Daughter. MARI? 11 1 -0. • • 7. i? 0 4 the !tit inst., Mr. Watts of IVoithing, - ~ S AI . ; tortiey at law, to Mist: rowke,. daughter or , " s "' "'' Fra nc i s Eiot. oritertturd-sirte:. Mayfair. - lhi the 9th hist. of St. Nlary's, Islington, !oho Placket', jolt ~I...tti. or liighbu ry-place,. to Sophia, fourth dogliter , of Iplin.Wilson,, list!, or I; ppei'. st reet, Islington. . N'es . terti;:y ii, , ,rphig, at 11ary.k-bOnne Church, the Hon: Captain ViAtlttt, Royal - Navy, sectuitt son of Earl Poulutt; to Miss- U.Orgs, :eldest daughter of Sit' George Dillas, Dart., _____........--.. Forte. • .. - ' e. • ' . .' .1)/4D.. , On the 1311; Lilt, aged 48,. to the great g fief of; a disco:alai I.:e fit:- band, Nlrs.: Ro}ds, wife of Robert' R4ils, Esq. (3. P.A•ntriorti,' near MaltOn, Yorkshire, and' daughter a t the late' Boynton I..ingley, Eq. of Wykeliatn Abbey , ilea Sen. borough. (i Wednesday I:vit At wini',lHoil, Surrey, M as ter l Ce cil Chatfield,' son of ~lleil Cli a cieid, Esq. of that pnace. Oct Friday last, lit Tunbridge Wells , :Elizabeth, te erill surviving cUttigliter, 4.),1 john Aikilimpie II E s .. o 0 , old f 9• , lewr . Th* y. saint Oak; aged 66, !leder, nenhis Hclwai'd WilleS,' EMI. at Row Grc:.ti, in l'he parish of HA . liAld,: . Flerta: - • . . . his . 70n Sattirda hit, after .a long and tedious i 11.11 6 31 at , Loidshlp's house in GrUsvenbi:.:,quoire, the Right Hon. La tluntiiittield. - - . , „ , . . . path, the , 011-1, inlay,: at his hou,e.4l4l4thwia.strect, w Rev, VI: Kirkby, late of Handley, in Cheshire i lie byt :- bed lit good health theliteceditig night, and eXPre d 'r u nine on Sunday inornit,g: • . •• - '-- • is. Sight The same, night, at his housein Conduit.street, I.! lion. Theopoiis lone 4. j ' Housetecper to Oh - the Sthinst.. Mrs. Ann Sinith, widow' of the Iste l g t : 1110,044 S Slltilh, orGreat Prescet-'street• -(;° '" 1"3.11 % f" - ' ,l' asl . week. ni Dublin, drs. ISurroweSuwife ot Petcr- d Dinsdate and West Rotinton:; • : . - roW4,' Eki i .. .. . ' Laitely; agect 69, the Rev. William Addison, gt ° 4 r _...,—;.,----7- .. v ~ ~,, PR ICE GE STOGWS IVA V . ; S;;oll:ucstai:h,6ti:ii:e.naidlss)irli.o,l:ssii:d.6.l:;:,l,'!„:),::, 7' Is. ts. da. HIGHM otnin: V , A s : l is tEnilin:A:fterl!:rii:):l)ln::l/41rise:11r121:8:1:1:°;:iii'fiiillifi'g:ifs'llt.e::::1i Y. II tal • Hank Stock, 230 21T Navy ;pet Lent , 3414 4 PGr Cent. 78 it A pe'r Cent. Rea. 6z 3 Oreent: Cons. shut Ltopk J... Ann. I nt‘t,t Stock, Old Ann. LONDON' MARKETS. &c. IZIETURI4 OF WilEAl' IN MA RICas ha ir y lvlessrs. Cat Lb a:wd ' iv; kl.r As, Mold Wrig B including only frau: Nov. 25, to NO. V . • Agreeably tq. the ma. , d 45 Quarters at 1374 of,l 1 269 Quarters,at lII' ad V*"."7"-- at 1,56 i oil T ,27 ~-----. at III ' , iwa —"t 134 Ced-; • 1:.942 -----fttrOs n '''... •-" -- at 132 s 04 -...----. at 106 s , & !; 3 4 , 5 "".'"=,. at Ijos . „,.....i , 4 9 0 4 ..---...." 41:05s 1 At tabs ad 3211 ----,......11 In!' g2 .4 ' 47 ................ at t ar o d i 20 0 ........... r 07,5 !.: 231! -----" at :a 5 od, , stg .---...- at tool b o o i l i , 21 2255 ad ' zi7 ---at 101 s. 1, 1 5 , =''' -—-- ". . ' al t at t 111 : 142 1 ::: c 1 2 .! . 1 3 32 245 , 1 - ..". - - ----' - - - --- ". 7 7. _ _ ~... a: :: :t t 1;6 ( 1)' 1 °14 : ', ;: at 3163 oft SKI oa t igs bd 1 9 ' "'"'"'"" Q oi Isia ...--..-- 240 ...-4-----' at "OS - at ti,t od, . 1 , :, .. And 12 IVtilkters 2t 70. ou, pCf QUatter.. Tat.,, .... ,t,,,,w,, -• 22,5 vu.,,,-rs..--AVerage it7s. 30. ,S. lid. lower than last, itaturtt.- . . - . . . A REVIRN OF FLOUR , ' ,lites t rota Nov. 23, to NuY. Vt.—From thc Cocket.y, ••4,4, Sacks, s. d. • s, c ks„ . B , (1' Sa'cici. 9tt 2. t e .i.'' ' " ---- let a . .1..:o ---- loi 0 .1 , ..:. 9 5 , 105 --•—• I ° l a ' lag " -.7 S . ....n . . V. • 2 .3 u ---- 104 q 398 ----; 1.00 0 , J.. , ....... e .r. 1 9 0 -- 103 .0 , 1 4c, ......... 99 . 0 1 SS And 10 Sscks, at 88s. 'per Sack. • sic i„. Total—. 7,017 ,sacks.---Average to4r.• lid- 14r L -;,••04t1.• lower 1 itqxlast return::.,.. . • % It v ed izite Ct i o u v i er to (riew) . - . ,:. 0 4 7:. Io I l4 ', : " : ' la• t' . . '" q ' • 014 ditto . 7 1 1 ; ititli• r a leuol. d r e'rvv e t a lG:il w :n4:(4 4. 4l y ilVlGll : hr e tei a t t er cfn l d s .' S et:tit - * ---: - —2611 4nli :::::. oil 2141 i:: : t t 1 4t. : : 0°51'0: 4 ;16 ' 6;4::::::;: I.I.: :4: :44 . - - ...,. IQ 9 ,,, iv. s ,,w, - - coriander do,_,; - •43 . lle g r ' Cinque Font • . 6os. (11,. to 7 3 ' . ; 't , Treloil -' " - ..i, 5 . 2c ,s. Ii! 76` t r o te , . . Canary , ~. .-. ... loos, to 1:96. far , Oil Cake at the Mill, tll• 17s. per thou.•-•"‘h " ..- •' SEEDS. _ ____ ugpßioc E. v s c. 5: 0 ,4 Corrklnspeaor's Itetttro."l' oua s DA i ii _ mt t oe . .4 IVheat t pr.l(l., 301. os to 3;1. 'A's lle4os - - h 0 to 0. toy . 4 New do. ' 231. OS to 3GI • qi: ti. los l, vt Radev,per qr. 43S od ft) os rot !'ease - ___,..... Oas —........... i • pd al to its, o , ' ' __--:--- ___. tifil st t ;. 3 4 1 1 .. NEVO O 8 : B t t° o 46' '6l 6 4.1 1 1 , 7 0 . 1 r.'1 . -.°%1 :t; 6114 5 t e : x 7.5'4:?9:::1°:r46':1:;17i.1:.'''1.:d Lex. st. os. to 6!. 6s. Farnham, 101. 0 5 . I ° .......- Oh - 'S. NE%VC; Ai CA N . l — ) 1,--CA-1-----)EI-1.;. a NI Ali ' ci. Beef. By the Carcase. , 1 to 64, 4', - 3 5 ; 4d. to gs. 0.3. 1 Vaal' 4s. w, " to 6s. P:, Mutton • - 3- od. to sc. oLi. 1 Pink. ~ $l l . ' l '7. - . _ Best licit& s deSterrs,(RpoArtlVt.i" o")rdEirSn'try cid I° ls ef i : lll. , ,-, t .* OW 0 (1. 10a,,,,„,, 35 r ind 74s et Msrliet ‘4l“ ) d ' Middlings 26 to 3s. 4:1 EnpFinrie " 3" : . . • S hoer" S k Ins . . 24ii• to 42"' Town't'allo 6d. Yellow Ituoi a • d. "lire do. 76i ad. • ocap 7c6. Od. Mettitli Stub Op oft 40$* pi tta rough 3•P. Graves 2,35. COOd Oreis 9, 041. vied, cots."t.utd, 6 I. 3 925. isi.6d —Nfoulth" 11'• PRICE tit' St.jatnes's Market 45. tee''• Clatc Nlarket ss. whitechap. Market 45. OA. per stone of 11 tb . 1 4 3 . 70; Average pr ice 45. 1044. Yellow Soap, 9-s•' ; Mc ralr l' rice of Candlei per dozen St. lAM 1:.5",s HAN MAKK.F.T, ill , 41. od. to 6t. o s. od•--Aver vor Straw, 21. 55. od, to al. to.' 0d.4 • 2 " " A Kos. WtiII'ECHAVEL HAY !fay 41. OS. to 61. 08. pd.- - Met*. 3. 1 J" . New ditto 01. os, , ClOver 41. 12s; od, to 7: Stab'' 1' 41 ' •66. od.-totl 211' 4cs: • • y COAL MARKET , DE ° ' 7* Price . ; Ships At Market. Ships old. 10 54: I; NeWCIIStie . ali • 4 i 4; 3 Sunderland . . 3 43 °d ' • a d, tei „d • Stone Coal . 0 • 17 2 'St: I)2Vid's . 2 • —a„l' 5 ' t o Ciihrt I • 4° ~ 6 .' r 51t,*.strect, Grositepor-3quaN , ►aU4t be addressed.