The Sun. — London, England, 1811-02-02 00:00:00

L4IV REPOItT. BREACH OF TUB QUARANTINE LAWS. !t'r,r ; ~P. ~j ',~ 1 ~'~ ~` COUR 1' OF ISANG'S BENCH, Thu' 3g, . . THE KOS V. MATHEWS AND OTHERS. Mr. GAartow moved for the judgment of the Court, on aye perrteha, (apparently common ma riners), who, now; StOO,d.UO the .flour of the Couri,. convicted on their own confession of a breach of the Quarantine Laws, having been found within the quarantine station, contrary to the provisions of the Act, . The prisoners, who were named, Thomas Ma thews, John Shearman, Thomas Dupre, Henry Du pre, and John Dupre, had allowed judgment to go against them by delau:t. Mr. GAZELBE, for the prisoners, stated, that he had i atfidavits to offer for them, purporting that they had'' teanggressed the law purely by mistake, and that theyliad each finhi;tll . wives and cage . families. As tic however, imposed a specific ,punishment, and did not leave it to the diseretiOn of the Court, he was aware that to put in his affidavits would be of no avail. Mr. justice Gansu,. in pronouncing sentence, en larged on the salutary ct.msequeuc.es resulting to the country in general, t from the exact performance of quaimitine, and the evils which might entitle from outTqriog alveoli of ,the, laws en.loicing it to pass With irtipurrity?, , , Those lows aro on the Court, arid invested them with rih discretion in.tne apportioning of, the, punishment. ~The sentence, therefore, was, that ihe,detethiants, and each of them, do pay aline 6t suol. and be commuted to tlio custody of the Marshal .ol : the Court till the same be respeOively paid. THE xiNg. v. utNc.. Mr. COMMON SeitIEANT rtioVed , that the order fur the atteudance . o l the defendant in this case do stand over stilliorther, on account of his continued ill 'health. , He held in his hand an affidavit by Air. Young; the lotiq,t..:on, who had node tho . Warier ailloaviti, bolting liiat the' tletendant.'s lii..Atliwtot by nu weans better; btu, on the '.:morays` t h at fresh sytttp,oins had tlns.day appei,red.; that tte delend• ant had corn:uufleated'to hiSll.teitilutl of going , ' but to4lay to attend Atte Court ; but that, in tits (Mr. Young's) judgment, it would be highly im proper the. detentiant should do so. Lord , ELLENDOUOUGH said, the term , improper w 4.1., not stithcient ; the Cuuit,rutht have something more. He did not mean to apply this to the pie- • seal c ;se, but it they %etc to this ,down us a fultt 4 they wotil't tiever have any person .w who would come tip for lodgment. ,fhe diff tent affidavits by Mt. Thotnas Young and Mr. James Ste en:wit, stirgentis, %ere Own tend, toe hist tif v, inch ,bore the deft:lid-ant to be iu such a stale of health, that hew old not, without dati-er to his hie., (pin his rooill, to cimounter a ; and to tiltb affidavit II _Jose bill).. quell' lye tiltd 11:ttl re ti, t eL. Lord ELL.v,::IIOMJUGI.I observed, that the term " in:mope, uf Mr. Young's affidavit at' to-day, gi let down ilk: fur i :111,1 import of the %plus or ;he 10 tio.r alli its. Olio would be extremely sorry to du o.llv thing ‘vitieli 111 , ot tr.ive a ten,lency to ettdan4et the lite of 40otlper taut to be elodekl. It gentlemen on the. other side wore desirous Of having other itiechual men to wait on-the defendant, for tire purpose of ascertaining rt the aual state of his neilltn, the Hof feel inclined to yield to their dLsire, II nut, the order for the atietiknitiee of the tietendant to day must stand t r, s r,t e o, t h at h e , v. otod g,litd to B‘. net a 1110.11C.11 ili.lll to Visit. toe de fetal ,fit. Laid ELLF. N 130110116 U said, the r ie toUld be no oh jectioli to it. Tfie Coult,, however, .exvetted. 114'it the proiceutor would ft setid for thispurvole a pure•. tittotio - of ethinehec.i—one (mini e.iceptione ,nujor, The Court should thereloie enlarge the time for the defendant's attendance till Wcoilesday next ; but they, expetted that they bbuttld ilut be fi itivd with. The,pßniochior, Ivo, tire Cline heikd gcmli.inxi 01 ri;speciability to vigil the def . eittlailt, bill this must he done with notice, and Lath at an improper time. Mr. COMMON SEBJEANT begged to s late i ro n, hi s ow knowledge, in whit:tyke believed he would be confirmedhy, bib Learned Fitei,d ; Mr. Garroy, that Mr. I:liumis Young wits it suri;k:oil of high proles, sionul clikArader. Mr. GAtittow said, from his 1010 , 3 ledge l‘lr.Youtig vas a man, not only of the li.;liost eminence i n tin. profession, Ul4l a gcrilleautti p; tile sirto!est honour sod integrity in pitvate tile. „ • Laid ELLENpottPuoit sdid, the Court were to take it for granted that the getitietnLit who had signed the athtiovits subiunteit to their coiitiider4tioli, were peroons prover tote trusted; but, at the same lime, it was, better 11 , 4 L the waiter should remain Woho`Ut question ; it islet other party, titerefole, wished to. scud illy ratditai person to visit the di:- lonian', lie might do so. ' he order for the detendmit T s attendance, was ac.. curdingiy ordered to stand okr tilt Wedoesday. subsequently given, amotintVg to 1251, 109, Pa. arose from a set,otf;;whi,ll- was allowed by the plaintiff. The tact of the acceptance being given Is a 'matter of accommodation, and -the.subsinnent payment by the plaintiff, were smisladortlypoyed. The defence set up' vas, that the defendant : bay ing become bankrupt; the plaintiff:, under the pro visions of the Art off` the 49th Geo. 111. (commonly called Sir Sainnel ACt, which had a retro spe(iive as well as .a prosN..ctive operation) c. 14). s. 8, could not, recoter. It was there enacted, th.it, in all Commissioks of Bankruptcy, already taken out, as well as those which should be issued; nodcr which no dividend had be e n paid, or under, which a dividend having been, paid, a surplus still :remained sutfiCient to pay any el:editor who chose to prove his debt, a dividend eqUal to that allowed to the other creditors, without disttiihing' .the respejive sum already paid to siteli case, every indiVidual having claims on tee bankrupt, should be considered merely o'a a p.ir with the genered Inidy`of 4rt•ditors, and should not be entitled to sue.—Pvidence was then called, who piOVed the bankluptcy of the de fendant—Hihat a dividend of 3s. I od. in the pound lent been paid u. the grclt body of creditors—and, finally, that a surplusage of 141. a. remain ed, which was fully sutliclent iv pay the regular di vidend on the sum sought to be recovered by this aCt.iou. Plaintiff non-suited, 'COURT OF COANCERY, 3i. THE DUCHESS 01' CUISIPEREANH. 111 AM V. CRoULE.Y. t A singular ease was this thly moved by . Sir S. behalf ot defeitdatd, a Lady acting is,lllo,Axeputrixatici soleresiduat . ) . legatee, drudee the kit W 111•0114 tol4llleot 01 het ,Grace the late Duchess, who died in Huogary, . leaving. propel ty in jewels and otherwise, in that and this country, to a cmi,i derable amount in rattle, to the sate and admit's tration of the defendaor, who adtit , instered la the will. There were (I,,bts and legacies due in. Huh, gory and at Vienna, ~s well as. du this colon ry, mod a sequestratioit was Issued at, Vlelltid, retilH , iag ail, demands in the Anstriad tiotualtions to be.discharged b u loin th e assets ni,old.ba removed ; while a suit ..on a bond and judgment ,was towtuted in this.coutnry. by a lona fide creditor. The pl aali if demanding payinent,.a Dill was tiled by:the detendon,;_ .and. this motion was wade to,have It referred to the Master, to receive such security as could be given tier re straining the ptoceedings.at law,' until a. sale Of the jewels could he- etfettecl at Victim for some reason.; able value, which could not be had at present; owing to the state of that cotpitry. The Learned f.:001, , ,er for the m . OllOll chaiged the proceeding, at law to be acritityniouts - and vexatious against the delettdant, for no Other cause than that she was; the residnuary legatee, of the late Duchess:, Mr. RICHARDS, . tor the Plainittf at law (a l'air creditor, who - knew . Britt effetts. wt to discharge alt just detnauds), denied any an r h h o h i. ousor vindictive mutives, and etnat.ndeci, that the debt should be be paid, aft; tint it wa, trt:e • that the defendant had id - l'cred to trai,ster ii,e tru,t, and wane benefits under the residuary clause. • LOtt'D ellAscELLoit said, it was plash that the valucl of the jev(els could be obtaihed how icr coo Country except this Europe, and it would be un 7 . just to 'we their value, added, that if the de hdildant odd sv:urii) hetore the Master inr the hOnd debt '(..x filch was agreed, to) he would grant the niotion.- 7 --Nloi ion granted, On Saturday the remains of Mr. Litwts were'in frrred in a faniily vault at Christ Church, Liverimol. Tbe'procession cotiststed et a hearse and four hor s e s , followvil by two coaches, with four horses each, in One Of 'which Mr. TlithkeAS'' Li:W(l-(t11e yoiki , gpit son of the deceased) attended as Chief' mourner ; in the other there vi'ere•ti few friend, of the family. - The whole Was condotted privately and solemnly, and the funeral service was tnot'pathetirally read by. the Rev. Mr. VA use, The streets through which the procession passed were crowded with people each .antions to pay the last mourrdul tribute of resped to - the memory of a man Who had so long continued the pride of his profession. Eery face expressod!' sincere sorrow at saying good bye for ever to their departed' favourite. The Duke of BOtottri his given notice to the Fire Offices irt • i,vhich the late Theatre of Drury-lane was insured, to lay out the instirance-money, Storing the buildings, under the powers 4,ifie,Rnild, log Act. , The account of the Scotch Exeisemartin, vhe pit, , has revived , the tollowiu stiiry LWhen tl Duke . cat Cumberland was on h.:; way to,extirpate the re bels in t 745, a party of his dragoons was foraging near the manse of. Newtown. The Ministers man, sering them, took fright, and bid himselt, most un fortunately, under what they wete in quest of, namely, a quantity of straw. The straw was itn mediately rem ved, and, the man seize 4. Guilt and fear are very like one another—the poor man was instantly condemned, for a rebel, and susperided on a. tree ; scarcely, however, had he , telt his own we i g h t , when a distao voice inform ,d the royal ~soldiers that it was only' the minister's; WV-hinged ploughman was, of course, 4brtre,ii. ately cut down, tod, utter :taking -time ; ,to co n ed haniulf, and, of course, believing he was in the ' other world, ,roared out, with much ,terror, scaring at the party, " Guile o—d, hae they sodgcrs here tu." . 4 . • . At Norwich Scs,ions, an indictment was prefer. red ,twinnit Mr. Thomas Roopc, fur sending a chal lenge to Mr. tieward Alderson. After Counsel had been-heard for the lartia4, and an able tiddreh, from the Recorder, the Jury re uttitrcl. their verdict- r - Gtrilty; but strongly recommended Mr. Roppcito mercy. The, Recorder, alter expattating on the enunnit y of the offence, on the recommendation of the Jury, and in euosideration of Mr. Roope's wile and - faintly, who depend upon hint tor support, in formed him, that the Court 144 leniently ordered him 41. be fined 4(h. and to be confined in the City Gaol for one month, and until such 'fine be paid. COURT QV COMMON PLEAS, rdn. t. SS rt'INC,S Al' NISI rxtus T0P.4:1.01t Ctllk.Y JUNIICS MAN44IILD, G 1.1141414.4,1., SII4W }14.1 4 DY.' thiswss an aCtion. on two bills of cxchange for 94, Ltd. . • 'Die plaintiff and defendant, it .81)0e:tied, had been in theintuit of at:eonntiodatitig each other with ticotioianchs. Out of one of these transacaions this. presto( suit arose. Its ibe year I 804,..plaintitf had accepted .a •fur defendant to the amount of d 551. w hien hod, been cashed by a person of the name of B4.Jriert., but was not honoured by defendant, who sirbseriniintly ketone bitokrupt. Plaintiff. as in corikequence o"-iliged; in discharge °LOKI R original bill, to Oyu two new acceptances'. to Mr. oaerts, for .5.291.. 94„ ,gd. which, be had ultimately Tito cliarence betwoetr :the ~ first hilt arid those LONDON s Printoti b RICHARD liA ItiVS, 01 No. 4, Mattlett-court, Bow-meet t and I' L tit the BtrliwOrPtc2, btraud,'wl,ere 4 1dveriisements, Orflets 1.1 i ~ u fC ill -,----------- 1. . On the t 7th ult. at Chisvvu.a. Jam'''' 0 silo`-:I On SaturdJv tato at T •• in 1-;'Y-1 11.2 I'. • John- - ' °t"L"' .4 It 0 Haynes I larr:,..-,,n, elclet:t but r of 1. ' ii i,tl or Coptord.ll,4ll, I:,sex. • , ily of l' g " x . Ve Ti r: 4 : l4 E s. bi4: 4(n it m ilue::St te ta C t r l , l, C e ti tit ed: l : C . " it 141'11 1, : , ' On Monlay 14st, Afro. Severn, the '-': , i , "+: On Wedne3day 12.4. at H i 1i0u, , ..1 i.P b '' ' ,v , I'. • , i m lig is i s i ve N nt: a r th o Tr a l m4 H r t u is i d; L i, £.4. l'hirrlster:: 1 1 . : ~,,,i i iep ir. l4 l , i At his boas,: ill 1.31,:i)er lierkelCT-911`1.',60,'' , la ,d to the Baltic I.lce;. . „ i e, V I ' l ' Yesterday, in the New Road, Fiti l° . bo, Esq. aged 71; yea's. COAL MARrst: I' ) f , 4' Ships at Market. Ships sol.r. o s. pl. , Newcastle . . • 4' ,35. 22 Sunderland , r PJLIOE. Bow-ITRtgT.—.Yesterdwa min, who hut every appearance of a 'gentleman, was brought to the 01- lice from the Stamp QtEce, under the followwg cuirwances lt .appeared from the,' evidence , of' an engraver,. thtt the prisoner ,applied to him to engrave an in, strume:.t to stamp the name of Thomas Robins, whotulte represented 'as a banker at . Liskeard, ru Corntt ado% ho had had the misfortune to disable from writing his wale, his hand,being shot with a piStol. The engraver at first hesitated at Undertaking to execute the instrument, but was at length persuaded to do it, and agreed to: get it done In a week for two. guineas: Howevet, after. •the priSont.r was gone, he repented of his engage ment, and made some inqUiries; he found utii the bankers` n Loudon with tvhom the bankers ati,ii leard banked, And learnt that one of the part. nets of the Liskeard Bank was in Londmi ; and upon inquiry' of him, he was informed that, no such accident as-was stated to have happenedio Mr. Robina 'had occurred. Information. ot the eircltnPitauce was given at the Stamp Office, in case (.4 his apply ing there for stamps, which' he accordingly did, 'ind pr6'entrd ono hundred, pieces ot paper foe stamping, suspected to be for the pwposo of issuing notes re seinbiing those of the L:skeard Bank. . The prisofier waS'ordered to find. NI Alt LBOROUGH- sT E ET.—A woman of the name , of • ,)taitirni, whose appearacce and manners are eAculated to impose, has beers nnined on a charge of hand,. in,pitssing notes of- one alai twO pounds each, prirporting to be . of the Newhaven Bank; no such firsts' e ' being in xist,:nCe. It was proved in evidence, that the prisoner. had passed these tietitionS notes to a very consider:lWe atuount'in different . parls of London, and she was taken into iustody . at Chelsea, having passed several in that neighbourhood, and sevetat others .were found on Th.:. prisoner was committed for further exami nat ion." Another woman, of the name of Gine, has also ben examined on several charges of fraud, in ob taining goons trom . tradespeolile by chicanery, and converting them into money; and she also was re manded. - HAT roN-G A siißtsr. 77 Vesterday a youth about six teen year of age, Lill:. name 01 Joseph Mason, pudertveut an cxlmination, being • charged with going into the shop of Mr. Plumb, oil-man, in Lea ther-lane, Holborn, under pretence Of buying some squibs', in company with two other boys, who made their escape; when the' prisoner was detected in the act of stealing . a cake of bees wax. He was apprehended by read, the oVer, who produced the stolen property, when the charge bding sworn to, he was frilly , committed to Newgate to take his trial. The Directors of the East India Company hatre lati.dy resell-T(1, that in future:whenever the ab sence of a military officer from India shall exceed the period of his regular furlough, no' fort her-kave of absence shall be given to him upon the mere pro duction of a. medical:certificate, or other unauti.en ticated statement of circumstances but that prei ous to such leave oeing granted, proof of the state 'mut made by he party itt support of his application shall be adduced . to the Committee Of Correspon deuce by perional examination, or by such other evidence asshaltbe deemed fully satioaCtorrto the Commit tee. FoOTPAo.---Monday night, a; a man was going throng!) Ifett(ad,streel, h" was 61(1)Ped by a single footpad, who, held a pisiolto 11 . 1 s ear, and demanded his money ; b o t on I n t • „, i ", stand _ big on his own defence, the 1.4)1)(1 pleaded dis tletiS, saying, that he could not get ahywork to do, and that he had a family to provide for. The pistol he had was . not loaded, and the man, after hearing ihe-reasora, and the wretched situation•of the foot pad, let him go, giving him a shilling, with It suit able .admonition. A genteel woman named...Mathows, while st teruptiag to cross cheapside on Thursday, duriag the bustle 'which alv,ayS pervades:that crowded aventie, Was thrown down by the pole of a taCkney coach and run over, ~ne whvels o 1 the . v6h , clt , passed over both her legs, which were much 'bulked, b u t' fortunately no bone was broken, nor did she sustain any other, injury. She was conveyed to her dwel ling, in I.linb' Conduit-street by the'very carriage Which oi.:Casioned the misfortune. " On Sunday night, a Genriernan . of respectability, ernitwut Forvign Merchant in thotity, terminal „l his life by running a rusty small sword thrbugh his bJily, and wounding himself desperately in OLIO of his arms., Surgical assistance hiving been pro- . cured, his 'wounds were dressed, but they Proved mortal,, as he expired the following morning. We. have not heal(' any reason assigned (or the despe rate act, but it seems to have been occasioned by in- sanity. opinion is supported by the Coroner's Jery, which sat on the body on Tuesday. on Monday the 14th ult. the body of a seaman ' , WAS, brought on shore fror.: the Erebus bomb, then lying tt>< Grimsby Roads, in order .to be buried ; but as toe usual rile,rof sepulture , were not observed in. comuniring the - remaina to the earth, a report he came prevident in a few days, that the body was the' of a young Midshipman, and that the hurry and mystery of his funeral were owing to the Captain having flogged him to death. So much fermenta tion was excited in Grimsby and the neighbourhood by this rumour, that the Coroner had felt himself called upon, for !lie satisfatlion of the public mind, to have the coffin taken up and the body examined. aceordingly - took place on the 23d, nine days after the. interment, and an inquest was Summoned and held.' The result of the investigation was, that the Jury recorded it as their opinion, on the into'' , tuatiou of competent medical peisons, that " it ap-. pored to be the body of a middle-aged man, worn out . with illness or disease ;" and, of course, not the young undthiptuan whom tumour had flogged to death is boil by WILLIAM MUMMER SC it PI'S, South Molttm street,c;;,.:•r k :., or the hmer, Lt!tirs (or the Editor Ike. (poct.paiti); must hi idd,tssid. • AGRICULTURE, &c. • The ge tk a l s ° o N n T a li d L m Y its ß ; r f p ti a ri T t.l F it ° tl n e jvA ' r.Nielll4YlY:lll4', : 4:'' cuttural proceeditig4 of 'this Month. Tliodilit'iu have been beneficial to the young Peded the . usuil•eatly getting in of Pans 4 ,1 A in the borne, counnes. Not,Nitlist•tn,ling/' Importations of foleign Wheat, the noll' ol l o upwards, from the continual expntia li6 " )t V Corn tor tbe necessary supply of our aratie,tl,4 and Portugal. The unthreshed stock Wheat, however, fortunately coniii,Lie,s Lrglo ritiepal distrias. twhee l l r sharp w t i iclreorr bexare•'e not the klredra:t mils, v'l Smithfield has been rather scantily . . prime meat 4 most sort, throiigh the 0,140.0, and House . Lamb tt ere er dearer t hi , s and Beef and Multon.fetthed Gs 6=l. 4/ st" f ' ,ol in g offal, and I'4 Put lc as high as Ei• ' Stock little or nothing has been done. , 114. Hay and St raw are ad va tic; rig articles, all" e ll expeed to be.still deater,-as the Sptlngr!d:',..ris,4 The Wool Markets remain dull, at last month'S reduced prices. • ANOTHFR , tot The "very sevete weather f i t.o st mama ''' , l( some degree,' Mitred the Turnips and the t ' r it o pecies; but, although short in rendered the most importint Avant3go 'l l - ; ture, by'destroying t h e l ai .,, •in the oida• rt , : i , , slug and insect tribes, that . commit 'Va t de( tions.unon the tender plants in the Sri' g' ,p) The flag of the young Wheats has, 111 e' l . e i situations, changed its colour from a livid gr' s l russet brown' ; but b-- the Plane has 'received 01, not even the latest sown. 1 n6 O the young clovers and 'grasses hare.ci'" fill ' lour from the same cause, but without O r being in the least injured. no 1 611 The severe frost has had the best eirect - e i 1 groi eious soils, by giving them a n;echaPic' c fts its duratito fit, went (highly conducive to the fructiti,atiolle,,,o :znsuing spring crops), by enlarging Che ap in d f 0 percolate permit the water to percte freely, tJt! tae progress of she spreading roots. 11 0¢; The return of ini;,l weather is also verY d 0 , able, on account of the g6rcity of cattle t ll vi io will not only prevent an incresbing cen''''ol,B,o hut will brinii forward .the•early sPrh i g c e s'otg ° soiling, which e have become such valuahle!- in modern agriculture. t 1 ,,, i tio, ( m l l l u e o eß a s s t i e ( t ; W :::: 4t4 x li: t o i j ai i l k ‘ a v A g e ::s li ' a a. f j a n t t d i M n doi‘siedoieseeaYidie Moseley n n w t t j ll the e trl° G °s3 ; e l). e. , a b i i ti 1 - AN. 28.—r.011 IVIOOCIOY."'Coiy evidences r. ie v tn o'clock, . c 1 oe k, examined before the Jury Pr uv f"osii li j decesged wal much added to l u pine, ,1.. , Thtrsday night 14s1, h e w ,i, ~e „ b e ivt'en_ a frif toxicated, bat th g e oi n ug ekt h"n mo e rn a l. r a d3 he ah:vr ' l:;'(,)n i ttl a t la . bourer goi-ig to his work, ,chin' b) {` ;0 1 : . ditch , with 1,i3-leg.i in the V 4 atrr, a nil j ilt WI tude as if lie had ptiri4hed through olu, ; ; , v iOS perry (what littlebe kid) was 10111.1t1 ill°1:0,11'.. which 'Acre all in place, ,ind nu tnal l°( '',eLl o . apeearing upon his hOdy, the Jury roli ', dii of death through inioxkation (ind co , or e, . A th r eattt . ul fire broke out on Wed"egt,:diYo mg; about nine o'clock, at a boat : bu i i p i d o er ' i nit ; l ' Erns; Batteri.ea, which' raged with tit' , -,,,.111 , ,,, and stii:er: t t l 4 l ir r ij e i by a g t ; ra n : e iiyv d .a d fi u e . orsfitri:teihi‘re:localtiln:ltdemteliiter stitinrtrintol:)?:elll;;:ii,rl si,tanee of the Bre nt on, prevented '' .- , ( 0;i A tire broke oat c T: :_,li e t i r i t i;T in i a t t ‘ i v i l e, fs' p li r t e r i t i u li i se ta s te . ly gonftteurtidiaetr'r, ; '. ' t:r ict : , iP iiii; s a d stab les a Mr. Morrison, in the itit'l' i t ,;ll3; v i , 'hichronsurnod the same, together w it , ll , ;10 r was occasioned by a candle drop Ping '.° tern. on ,Wetinesday old° 0,1.0.‘ ~• ...' . „ •............. I , h$ SMITHFIELD .!di.t s K Er.. r' s ; o f o'7o This day's Market had a short suPP I ,," 7 anal d ferent kinds of Cattle ; Mutton.; Por",1110Ji sold at last prices 1 Beef .is c heapvr ; , 1 ;: b4 03;) for i the . most part was not, over brisk. i st oli, ii t ie Hay Market %vete inconsiderable i lo irt Clover obtai ne d ki s s pri ce s ;* Flay 1 184 13 '-. 0 occ'. The following prices and num bers aro " 0 state4)enk : ~ 65. 13 4 It r tr i e. 45. ...t... •to Ss. 641 Mutton A. s-- 1 4 ° ,,110''' Sc. Exl to Bs. 4,4 i. -Por k .SS, od. to Ss. od • '''- . Beasts 680. Sheep 3,100 Calves IV' . os. ed. vigii 2g !,' ' ' . nay 61. os. od. to 1. d Striw i ';*l. I:' . . 811.11THORLD HAY-W.1(01%v to Clover 61. os. 0( 0 1. 8. 1: 91. 9s. °"• -----. 125. od. 6- ~~. ~'_~• z2s. od. CIOVef 61: 05 .. . cd. io ql, 9s. B.ll{l HS. rl At Fulham, the Lad)' of Lieutetz 4 nt - `' Daugh 'l ter. • k IS) On ueglay, at t —rS' 11"- tit ter. urge SC ,4 Yesterday morning, the Lady. of Cic Hammersmith, ot a Dmighter. rev FialllMerSM . l • lll. nt a Datighter. 0 ' 41 4 11 MAX 10 lei On ThurNday, at Retnenhain, near 1 4 . 11 - klloe6 Reed, of Warnlord•courl, i/ t : . ? ' e , rt g a jor ondou, to Elizabeth, }ounget ditor;W r ; 44 ' John Bell, furtnerly of 1-4)611.113 Abt * " 41041 land. 00 .61° Yesterday, by speoial licen4e, at the 1 1 • ligarl, at Ifainiistead, 11,04 11 " vonshire•piacc, rob* bltltilan ehloi Robert Milli gait,