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the last Term, upon, ao ioformation filed by the l ATTORNEY GENER - AL, for a conspiracy to charge' in the account of the Regiment, the pay of agreat number of men in the Regiment-for twcid-ifs after they were . dead ; for charging for asgreat number or Serjeants and Corporals who never received any pay. as such, some of Whom were appointed for a day' only, and then brought back again into .the rinks, hut were-continued in - the charge to Government„ &c. for the Purpose of defrauding Government, &c.. of which the Defendants were fowadrGuilty. • • Mr. ER , KVIE, Mr. GIBB‘, and Mr. MARYAT st.hiressed the Court for the Defendants, who pro_. (Weed a number of Affidavits in their behalf from Sir James Puiteney, Gen. Maitland, &.. giving to' Col. Hepburn an excellent charader, &c. and seve ral gallant Officers on behalf of Capt. Tvl‘Cumening. The ATTORNEY GENERAL spoke in aggravation. After which they were committed to the King's Bench Prison. Mr. Gtsns observed that .Col. Hephtirn was a filiard with-an illness which reepfired medical as sistance frequently on the sudden, had often been obliged to resort to it at midnight, that to be de prived of it might endanger his life ; and therefore he submitted to .the Court whether the Colonel should not be admitted to bail. The Court observed that the King's Bench Prison afforded as much indulgence as any. Prisoner could reasonably exiled. They were then committed, and ordered to be brought up on Jim last day of the Term. O N Wednesday afternoon, about four o'clock, the trumpet; of the sth Dragoons sounding a call for Serjeoits, and the drums of the zd Staffordshire Miiitia beating for the same purpose, caused an mediate alarm in the town. It is said the drum.. boys, by mistake aaually beat to arms ; and in a few minutes the Regulars, Militia, Volunteers, Association, &c. were flying to their different places of parade, in complete readiness-for march_ int.; : and the alacrity she wn on the occasion exceeds 31; description. In a short time they were dismis sed, with orders to hold themselves- ready at a mo ment's 'warning. The true cause of the alarm is not yet known; various have been the reports, but, we belirve, without foundation. On Thursday motning the same rumour caused, a considerable degree of alarm at Durham ; but there the report was modified into an assertion that a large feet of ships, supposed to be French, were seen off Berwick-upon.Tweed. In consequence the Volum teer Corps were all or. the alert, and much to their credit, shewed the greatest anxiety to racer '' this scourge of Nations." Major MOWBRAY, with his usual ezertionc, dispatched Messengers immediately, and (notwithstanding several of his Corps arc at a few miles distant) had his whole Corps in readiness to assemble at their post, on the Palace Green, in' less than two hourS,; fully equipped for the The disposition which was manifested in the Corps at their disappointment in being 'countermanded, shewed evidently their readiness at any time to meet the Enemy ; and it must be highly gratifying to Major MowsRAY, to have the honour of com manding such a Corps. Colonel FErstwicx has. .equal reason to be proud of the Reglment he com mands. Pod? VoluNtars Ensign Richard Allen to be Lieutenant, .vice.Brookes, re.. signed. lohn Bird, jun. Gent. to be Ensign, vice Allen. OUR highly respeaed Fellow-citizen, General • My ERS, yesterday left this place, 'accom; allied' by his Lady and family, and attended by the good wishes of every Inhabitant. The General's house - - at Camden-place, with his carriages, horses, &c. have been purchased by Mr. Moßa2Atr, the great Russian Merchant. The General, shortly before. his tenving town, received the Farewell Address of Lord LoricuP.- viLLE, and other Governors of the County, And also I the like Address of the Loyal Cork Legion, pre sented by Sir FRANCIS GooLD and Sir RICHARD KELLETT, Baronets, on behalf of that Corps. General-Sir EYRE COOTE, K. B. arrived on Wed nesday, and the whole Garrison, under the command of the Earl of CORK, B. G. this day passed him in orderly time. Sir EYRE is Member for . the Queen's County, a native of Ireland, and the People here look up to him with the confidence, that if the French come,• he will 'give them a second part of their treatment in Egypt. Sir EYRE reviews the Ye manry on Sunday next. The West India Fleet, with the ExperimeNrEast India Ship, are here wind bound. We understand that General GROSS has got the Command in. the Kildare Distrid, and that Briga dier-General WALLER succeeds General GPsosE at Wexford. The Garrison Baas are kept up with great spirit: any Inhabitant who does not subscribe is inadmissi ble, but they are open to all strangers of ArMy an 4 Navy. We had with us for some short time, General CAMPBELL, now commanding at Clonmell, who, Gi os vcnor-squat:) ; LONDON: p r i nte d by BUCHANAN AI‘MILLAN, (allow-Street, Covent-Cardenl ; and Published by w 0 rtie r 4 fur ARMICRR SCRIPPS, (of South Molton_street• ['de Paper, Letter, At the "SuN.OF, lc 1, No. i Straied where Advertitements, for the Editor, &c. (poit-paid), must bc 3Oritessed. THE XING Z. HEDGES, SC. TheATTORNEY GENERAL prayed the Judgment of the Ccurt on the Defendants, who are two bro_ th conviaecl before Lord ELLENBOROUGR and a Special Jury, of defrauding Government to a great extent under their contraft to serve Deptford and Vtioolwict , Y irds with cooperage of different sorts. Their case being reported, they were committed, aid ordered up on Saturday next. THE Kiti . o v. WM. SANDEDORD.. • The Defendant is a tallow-chandler, , : and was convicted for obstruaing an Excise Officer in Ole due execution of his duty, in the course of weigh. ing some candles in the Defendant's ssop. His case being fully heard, as it was-stated upon Affidavits, this.day when he was called in for Judg ment, he was ordered to be committed to iheKing's Benctr Prison, and to be brought up on Saturday next. WOCDTITLE ON THE DEMISE OF STANNIER, V. STANNER. This was a trial before Mr. justice La BLANC, in Devonshire, on the Circuit, in which he had di. reeled a nonsuit. Application had been made, and a Rule to chew cause was granted, why the non. suit should not be set aside,. and a new trial had. The question arose ,on a devise to Jane Pascoe, on the words of a Will, which were, " all the Test of the goods, chattels, stock in trade, and all other things that may belong and remain tame, I give in my wifel myexecutrix,'&c." The Ambit was, if an estate in fee could class to the devisee by these words. Messrs. Gt BR and Boaa.owts were -beard in support of the Rule, and Messrs. JEKYLL and DAMP! ER against it, after which all the Judges concurred, that the devisee took a fee by the Will. Rule discharged. EDINBUAGH, FEB. Z. THE public anxiety 'was yesterday forenoon very much excited by intelligence being received, that inconsequence of the night signals to the SOuthward having, late on Tuesday evening, announced the approach of an Enemy, the Volunteers of Berwick shire; Roxburghshire, and Selkirkshire, were under arms, and hastening to their respeelive 'places of rendezvous. As the signals, however,' had been interruvted, and reached no farther north' than St. Ahb's Head, it was supposed to have been either a fare alarm, or originating in some mistake. — We have this morning received accounts from - "different Correspondents, of which *the following' are the most dig:in:a and circumstantial. Theydescribesa tisfaensily the effea of the alarm, but the cause of it has not yet been. ascertained. NEWCASTLE, FEE. 4. From the LONDON ( G AZETTE r .1 80 4. _ . February 4, 1 0°4• Continifsions in the !loyal Merioneth Militia, signed by'the • • Lieutenant. - _Gei';'tit Hovel Vatighan, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel D.ited June ra, I$03: Captain Richard Hughes I.loyd.to be Major, vice - Vaughan. Dated August 9, - 1803. Atljti (.' rant John Rowlands to be Captain; Dated July r, tgo3. :Lieutenant William Lewis Anwylto be-ditto. .Dated-Au , gust 1, 1803. ;John Lloyd, ,Esq., to be ditto. Dated Au-, gust to, tBol William Anwyl Roberts, Gent, to be Lieutenants . • Dated August to, IEO3. • Miles John Thal was, Gent. to la::: Ensign. Dated September 1, 1833. Wil liam Watkin Anwyl, Gent. to be Surgeon. Dated March 24, 1863.. Miles John Theiwal, Gent. to be Paymaster. Dated October 25, (803. • Commistion in the South Hants Regiment 'of Militia, si g ned by the Lard Lieutennt. Dated .7anicary 19, 1804. , Thomas Gamble, Gent.to'be Ensign. _ _ •—•-• , Commissions in the Nottinghamshire Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. Dated Dec-either Id, Richard Jones Colley, Gent. to be Ensign. Ralph Heath cote, Gent. to be ditto. Commissions in the Inverness-shire, &c. Regiment of North British Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. Dated Dec. 31, 1803. Sir James Dunbar, Bart. to be Major, vice Rose, promoted. Lieutenant john Bethune to be Captain, vice .Sir lames Dunbar, promoted. Lnsign Hugh M'Gregor to be Lieu _ tenant. vice Bethune. George Rose, Gent. to be lilisign, vice regor. Commissions fn the Fifeshire Regiment of Militia, signed by . the Lord Lieutenant ; dated Dec. 27, 1803. Lieutenant lames Mitchell to be Captain, vice Seaton, pro nlsted itt the 57th Foot. Patrick Gent, to be En sign and Assistant -Surgeon, vice Smith. if42r.osce, Fib. 3,1804. 2d, or Middle Regiment of Brecks Gentlemen and Yeomanry Ca valry. Captain - Lieutenant john Newman to be Captain. Laver Oliver, Esq. to be ditto. Quarter- Master Richard Lowndes to , be-,Cornet. • • Western Cheshire Gentlinten and Ye;manty , Ca;valfy. Lieutenant F. E. Barker to be Captain, vice Pennon, re signed. Cornet Thomas SuctwOrtli to be Lieutenant, vice Barker. Thomas Makin, Gent. to be Cornet, vice gud worth. , ..-.... The Craven Legion. Cavalry—Major Richard Wainman to be Lieutenant-Colo nel. Captain john•lngleby,to be Major. Lieutenant john Geldatd to be Captain. Lieutenant William Tindall to be ditto. Cornet Thomas Cooper to be Lieutenant. Infantry—Ensign Robert Redman to be Lieutenant. .Ro bert Armitstead, Cent, to be Ensign. • Swab Earl Huth Gattlenzen and YeomanryCavalty. John Lindergreen, Esq. to be Captain, vice. Page. resigned. Lieutenant and Adjutant Thomas Mottley to ,have the Brevet Rank of Captain. Jet Reginteirt Royal East India Volunteers. Lieutenant Henry Iltiniphrey Goodhall to be Captain, vice Leader, deceased. Ensign William; Robinson pa tie Lieu tenant, vice Goociliall. William , Gunston, Gent. to , be Ensign, vice Robinson. _ Fulham Vet Infantry Volunteers. Captain Charles Alexander Crabb to be Major, vice Mey rick, promoted - First Lieutenant lames Matoii to be Captain, vice Crabb.• 'Second Lieutenant Thomas Carl ton to be First Lieutenant, vice Maton. William Wilson, • Gent, to be Second Lieute.,ant, vice Carlton. Kirkcudbright Gentlemen and Yeonanty Cava lg. Lieutenant Andrew Livingstoiw to be Captain. Lieutenant John Smith to be ditto, vice Sir A. Gordon. To be Lieutenants —Tlionias Newell, Gent. Cornet Ro bert Hope. Cornet lames Weir. To be Cornets—john I‘l‘l.ellan, Gent. Robert Maxwell, Gent. Robert Johnstone, Gent. • - _ I,ynn and Freebridge Gentlemen and Yearnant,' Cavaby. Cornet Lancaster to be .Lieutenant, vice Crawfortli, re signed. William Crisp, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Bailey, promoted. Thomas j Jckson, Gent. to be ditto. Rifle Company attached to Ditto. Cornet George Bailey to be Lieutenant. Richard Marshall, Gent, to be Lieutenant. Shropthir, Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavaby. Lieutenant Richard Emer to be Captain. Cornet Thomas jukes Collier to bc Lieu y tenant. Thomas Where, Gent. to be Cornet. • . Shrews intry Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Charles Dallas, Esq . . to be Captain. Lieutenant Thomas Llord to be Captain, vice Haunter, resigned. !Parr-4w Rangers. William Sound's', Gent, to be Lieutenant. Thomas Kebble, Gent. to be Cornet. Great Baddaw Volunteer:. Ensign Joseph Aldridge, jun. to be First Lieutenant. Pa. trick Green, jun. Gent. to be Second Lieutenant. tot Battalion of Birmingham lAlunteers. Henry Warinin,ton, Gent.-to b Adjutant, vice Keene. 3d Battalion cf Ditto. Montague Sadler, Gent. to be Adjutant. Boston Volunteer Infantry. Samuel Barnard, jun. Gent. to be Ensign, vice B. a. Kel sey, resigned. Boughton Volunteers. Captain William Lockwood Maydwell to be Major. Lieu tenant Thomas Lydiat to be Captain. Brittin Stnith,Gent. to be Lieutenant. Bmlington Volunteers, George Dewes, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant. 'Billerbirr.l4lunierr Infantry. . • Captain . John Catapbell to be Lieutenant- Coloncl!•Com mandant. Captain:Robert Duncan to be Major. Pert Bannatyni Company. Lieutenant Niel Jamieson to be Captain, vice Campbell. Ensign Thomas Lamont _to. he Lieutenant, vice Jameson. John Sharp, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Lamont. Cader Idris Volunteer Infantry. Major Sir Robert Wil'lames Vaughan, Bart. to be T,ieuten ant-Colonel.Coinmandant. lames Kennedy Simp.son, • Gent. to be'Adjutant. Crona; ty Voluntrer Infantry. David Urquhart, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel-Comman. dant. David Urquhart, Esq. to be Captain. Gustavus: Aird, Esq. to be ditto. Alexander Urquhart, Gent.. to be Lieutenant. James Nl'Kenzie, Gent. to be ditto. Ro ' \ bcrt - Mickle, Gent. .to be Ensign. Roderick Urquhart , cent. robe ditto. -1 Bartaliae of the 241 Regifrnent of Edinburgh Polunttas. Ro r:: Cassels, Gent. to be Ensign, vice A. Stewatt, ap p.) tett to the sd Dragoon Gi:ards. Elrrlme Foluntrers. Francis Rowdcn, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Smith, resigned. Llyal Hackilry Pdamteers. Benjamin Travers, jun. Gent. to be Surgeon. • Hallow and Grimley Volanteers, Robert Yarranton, Gent. to be Lieutenant.. Stephen Barber, Gent. to be 'Ensign. Honcattle 1/J/tinter; Infantry._ Williamlollands, Gent. to be Quarter-master. Ldulas :44.44..tet Lieutenant Samuel holden to be Adjutant. sd Linlitbvwsr)i , t Ifdunit'er Infantry. John Melvin, Gent. to be Lieutenant. James Robinson, Gent. to. be Ensign. INlaulke Thompson, Gent. to be ditto. 11fddlewieh Volunteers. Tames Tomkinson, jun. Gent. to be Ensign, vice Taylor, resigned Rev. john Artuitstead to be Chaplain. Robert Pul:ord Taylor, Gent. to be Surgeon. Newton &twat! Spear-men. William Stewart Patrick Campbell, Esq. to be Captain. ,- Gent. to be Lieutenant. James Brown, Gent. to be'En. sign. • fellt4roke Independent Volunteers. Ensign Tames Lloyd to be Lieutenant: %V. E. Wilmot, Gei:t, to be Ensign, vice Lloyd. 44, or Prince of Wales's Light Infant) Battalion of the Royal Perth.shile-ad Vols./neer Brigade. Lieutenant WX. , lllar to be Adjutant. Lieutenant John Chrystal to be Quarter -master. r;ch..trteers.., „ Major itiehatd.'l4c , rity Kenriek to be 1-it-tit-en:lnt-Colonel; Commandant. Captain joicp„li Peers to he Major. f.atin Roberts, Esq. to be Captain. Thomas }ones; Gent ti? be Lieutenant. Thorb lones.jtin. if..;nut.!.to•be•Ltils-itn Stake 117e-wiggPm Volitnfeerc. • . Ensign fames Sanford, to be Lieutenant, vice Du Bois, re signod. William Le..vt; - Gent. 'to be •Ensign, vice San lord. -- • • -• • . ' . - ' Snirbrid;vl 7 olunterrs. Robert Buxton, Ge4tt.,to7 be Supernumerary Ensign. Sr' ath Died) , Volunteers. 'Alexander Murriy'Guthiie, Esq. to be Major.. Rev. Fran cis Nicoll to be Chaplain. Lryal,lrilleckai el l'dwaeers, Major William Hardy to be 'Lieutenant:Colonel, vice Cra ven, resigned. Captain-101m Cook to be Major. Lieu tenant William Henbest to be Captain,.. Hesse to be Lieutenant; , Great Witching' ham roittriteers. Lieutenant Burrows to be Captain,•vice% Fitzroy, resigned. Ensign Foster to be. Lieutenant, vice Burrows. J. Bat son,: jun. Cent. to be Ensign, vice Foster, Errata in Gazette of Eth December, t 803. • Strati) Di&lty Volunteers. For William Landiman, Esq. to be Captain. William Ireland, Gent, to be Ensign; read William Samlerman, 'Esq, to be Captain. _James - I relaqd, Gent. to be Ensign. in Gazette of f oth Ultimo. 96th Foot, For Charles Vallancey, Gent. to be EnSigni , without purchase; - vice Donavan; promoted in the i ith Foot, read Charles: Vallancey, Gent. to he finiign, with out purchase; vice Donavan; removed to the r tilt Foot. TRL4L OF MAJOR GORDON. The Cnnrt- Martial now bitting at Chelsea on the trial of Major .GORDON, consists of the following Members.: - Right Hon. Lieutenant-General --- 1142ijor-C;ener.tl C PIAR LES nA R T 0 N, 21 Life Guards, Major-Geneeal Earl of 13 ANBUR Y,, 3d Foot Guards. Lieutenant-C:olone' D Li:Y:4l'l4, 3 d Foot Guards. Lietiten'aut.:Colonel REsow, 2d Lite Guards. LieUftniant-Colonel T'Ew AR T, Ist-Life Guards. Lieutenant -Colonel avx.E, Coldstream Foot Guards. Lietitenant-Colohel FULLFR, Coldstream . Foot Guarllt. Lieutenant- Colohel.G KLir rr H, ist Foot Guards, Lieutenant-Colimel Hon. 1. W. STRATFORD, Coldstream Foot Guards. Lieutenant-. Colonel O'Loo L IN, Ist Life Guards. Lieutenant-Colonel KLI.LY, Ist Foot Guards. Lieutenant-Colonel Lard CHA N. LE s lIENrINCK, Ist Do. .Lieutenant-Colonel" UtilttiFOßD, 3d Foot Guards. Lieutenant: Colonel P.L A coc K £ , 3d Foot Guards. CHARG LS. t. Having entered into co-partnership with the late Lieutenant MACKAY, the aair.g Quarter- r Mas, ter, 'relating to the baking for, or tornishing bread to, the - Sth Wrst India Regiment ; and for taking and receiving from him different sums of money,.as the profit and emolument arising therefrom; contrary to hiS l iluty, and in derogation of the . charisiaer of a Commanding Officer, and to the prejudice of the Service, betwixt the month of July., i SO', and- the end of the month, of April, 189 z. . _ • Hiving unwarrantably received from Messrs. JAMES and ADDI§o"&, auaioneet's; at Dominica, on or about the month of April, 18oz, the profits iris ing from the sale of flour and rice, issued from the King's stores, and stated by him, Major'GoaDolst, to be the joint property, of the late Lieutenant MACKAY and himself. 3. Having in the pay-lists of the Bth West In, dia, Regiment, certified .by him as Commanding Officer, signified that the accounts of the men - had been settled and paid to the z4.th of. December, rBo r; which accounts were ttansmitted to the War-Office, as just and true accounts; whereas two of the Com panies had been paid only to the 24th of Oaober, and two to ,; the 24th of November, 18ot. Hate, 4 4.. received from the Pay-Master of the Regiment at Barbadoes, and injuriously, and con ( rary to his duty, withheld different sums of m oney i s sued by the warrant of the Commander of the For "s' in the West Indies, as a compensation to the re= presentatives of the deceased Officers, for -their, losses ; namely, the sum of one hundred and twenty two pounds, ten shillings, for the deceased Captain CAMERON ; one hundred and thirty-nine pounds ten shillings, for the deceased Lieutenant MACKAY ; and sixty pounds for the deceased Lieutenant WAsf.: NEYS ; and for baying quitted the West Indies with cut accounting to the widow of the late Lieutenant • MACK AT, as was his duty 40 have done, for the above sum of one hundred and thirty -nine pounds, ten shillings,-allowed, for her husband's losses ; and for not 'having accounted for the above sums of moneir to the Officers of" the Regiment, the War- Office, the - Agent of the Regiment, or the Repre sentatiyes of the deceased Officers. Honourable Coc gam , / JoHNsoN, Colonel of thel late Bth West India Regiment, and. GoVernor. Dominica, Prosecutor. CORK, JAN. 27. cvLitet iv! remmineki liere was of grwt service to our Iteguio.ts 2nd Yeoninnry; he dill mach; and rendeted much -service, williout v aireaing:to di) so—Be' .where' he may, Jle is tredv a modest Soldier. ST AT F. LOTT ER S3ttAttlay, the. fo.lloW.ing.. NUTI2tCrS \lmre lira Pltizes.zbore 376;ii zit drawn4.so4;ol - -1!,3 . 6;, 12,713; 1,1,7E2, 2-;ol.—Nos. 51;It 11, 1 %, 1 r,B7z, 1 7,549, 21,684; t001.—N0.`4239; 4480; 6735 i 9 111, 2 4: 6 54, 501. SNIP NEWS:. I'ES: S. Passed by-%-thc" . l.ively, Falconer,. from Tamaica ; Cres cent, , from Altona ; Dainsell, •Madziras and the Good Hope,-, from Harvich. Sail -tha - Ann,l(err, for Demerara ; St. Patrick, Carnr bell, tbr Belfast; EdinburAli, Thomas, for Oporto; Ann, Ryan, for Rose ; Prince of Wades, Gillingham, for Guctn-- sey ; M'l3ouga.ll„ for Philadelphia; lunge Pe7 troaetta;'Kerr, for Roterdam ; lunge Jacob, , for Am" sterdaw ; Twe,Gebroders, Brent, Vr,ow Mariayand Francis sus, Vricerand, for Tormingen. • BIRTH. . , .. . . ; . .. On Satnrriav la'st, at Preston-Elali, in Kent, the-Ladyi Chades MilnZl,. Esq. of two Sons. ... fiItIRRTED. • On Saturday, Tohn Tilley, P.sq. of Colehroc.-row, ton, t.. 1 iis, Fraser. of Philp ,, t-lane, Fenchurch-srreet. Yesteid ty, at I-tamp:iv:ad Church, lohn Tyler Thonison , %"I• t.i Mi , i; • Vloggat, youngest daughter of the Utz i•ro;;;At of Shoot-up_hin. •I'h e ;stn( be, at Lambeth, llr. Russell,'of Kent - linetoil* to Miss Mar.zutetta Leslie, daughter at the 14tc Colin Esq. of Buckingham -street Oit Monday last, at St. Paul's, Covent-garden, • Mr••• • • ~ 1 ii. Fontaine, of Great Russel-street, Covent- v ,arden, F. Smith, eldest daughter of D. Smith, Esq. of it.ierunon e • Surrey_ On IVedhesday se'nnight, at Tiverton, Mruitague Baker I'Vere,• Esq. to Miss Ann Leiglr, youngest illusliter nt Mr- Leigh, late of Badnon, in that County, Attorney; and, ."t‘ t4 arc sorry to add, that Mr. ere rvai taken iaidd.nly ill, at his locigiri7,s' in 13ath, on Sunday miming, ansf diet's. On thc in of that day. • the 24th ult. Phi, licleh, Esq. banker, Stif•• ' li ne , t o Mils Agnes Walker, daughter Of James Walker, ES4l' of Murnrills. .0-1.4 1 13 On Hday,-. Mr. - Slater, who:with his wif.; was on a • - 4 to \lr.>. Bristow, Spring-gardens, suddenly . dro a nped dowil rA a fir, and expired in a few hours. . On Senday , everlilig,]Mr— l iodgson, Master of the 11. 101 •Cnike,house, Coveut-garden. Lately, at Mr. Soulby'::, of-Wak4'..tiold, Merchant, 19. 6 s ollife, Mr. Ctaphan, of Kighley dowat hr, and expired soon after. On Saturday se.!nnight, at 11,_!r lodgings in York, Mi.ss con, dattl , thler of the late Mr: . A ldernian flacon. On this with January, a- -1 86, Matthew Davidson, E' 4. surgeon 'l?ertia. A' l4 Mrs. Fullarton; wife of Mr. AlexanderallArton, " s t ayei•or of th: Customs at Perth. Edinburgh, john Morin, Esq cif Elliesland. $ ,-a• . At i.ochow-side , n n t h e 1 3 t h nit. Mr. Robert Thom PRICE OF' .I'OCK,, VZST EP.D AY. lnlia Stock 169 1671 India Bonds. ExchNuer Bills zs. 3 s . RNA*. Oniniurn ~f Impel% 3 per Cent. WI • i Dirto Ann. 9i 7_16 Ban!; for Account , Deterred j per Cent. ~ Cons for Feb. 552 t! fink Stock 5 pei Cent. 8-1 8 5 per i ent 5797, 512. ti Irish 5 1) - N . Cent. 4 Per Cent: Con. 7 11-212 .cr • R. 6 Si' 3 per C COll 5510 B. L. Ann. 16 5. , (61 B. S. Ann. 3 5-16 • LONDON MARKETS, &c., RETURN OF WHEA By Messrs—Cult. le,and,ll , Int:luding only ticir‘i t4e,2,3d nuary, agreeably 9 4 Q u artos at 6os od 307. -- at 59s od ~ 553 Clo 136 53 403 .105 72t 573 63t . at . 535 c..tl 31 , at 52s 6e . 726 . at 52s cd ' Total 6tot Quarters is. 4 , 1 d. higher t. T IN MARK-LANg• :ALP %S Meal Wei g hersk t o of anuary to the 2St l 3 d to the new Ate, 431 Quarters at C 2 —cts 8 -----. at SoS U 4 .i 316 .------..... at c os 0 1 142 -- at 495 (37/ 282 1 3 61 2, to 88. II • • 9 —. .a t 405-0.-• —Average 535. 64d. lean last Return. A RE TURN OF FLOUR, From Jan. 21, to lan. 27, from the Docket Ofacelj, Sacks. s, d. I Sacks. r.. d. I Sacks. P• 0 3 53 o I 13 49 o I 473 4; 6 23 sz o 10723 43 o 20 4 4 0. 2 Sr a Or 47 0 133 44 0 40 50 0 752 46 0 41 43 ,Cotal 1%369 Sa(;ks.--Average 475..8d. os. lid. lower than last return. . AVERAGE PRICE OF ENGLAND AND WA, .; _,' ' Ending jan. 28. 7 , ,Ir, i Witea,t Sts -El Barley 23s -4d I Beans .3 3 i 1 4 , $ . R . e . ; L s 9d , Oats 2os od j Pease ............ ,2 , „ell' WESTERN COUNTRY MARKETS (last Weekir - 0 0.4 11 C S' Wheat. Barley. a t s 0 ! 4os to 36s od 18s od to 22S od 173 0 , 4 A, 1 465 to 52s od 2oS od to 245 od ' "195 0.•01 0 ,§ 483 to szs od 2,3 s 011 to 25S od 2oSilto le 50s to sti 0..1 24s od to 2.5 s cod 201,!...,,,„...< Newbury Salisbury Devizes ‘Vartninster PRICE OFIIOPS. -- - SAGS. POCKfiTi• Kent, 4!. ios. to 51. los. i Kent, 51.35. to 61. 6s. . Sussex, 41. los. to sl. ss. I Sussex,. 51. cs ta 1.. 9; , .. 3 , Essex, 41. Ics. to Si - . js. 1- Familatt —=.-------------- . SEEDS. • zcsto itcs) 7os to 126 s r c ot , %) 66s )) 31. .. t6s to 2,9 IDLIS 114'1 2-'Ds to 281; r• r t 2; to 14S oft dit to ' I2s to i6s ditto' Es 0.1 to gs Fitt Rvd Clover White ditto Treroi CArr.avay Coriantier Turnip - - White Mustard Seed Brown ditto Canary - - • SMITHFIE LI) NIA:KaEI:, Jan. 3 to To sink the 0 ifal — per stone of 81b, 13eer, 4s. to 55. 6(t. el, 6"6d mutwn, 4s• Bd. :o ss. t d . I Pork, 45, cni. to HFAO OF CATTLE. THIS [IA Y. Beasts About 2,0u0-S hecp and Lambs 9500. NEWCATE and LEADFNIIALI. itIAI2I4;;C7•d, Beef, 3s• 4d. to 4s. d. . 1 Veal, ss. od. to 7s• N.ll:tton, 3s. 84. to ss. od. Pork, 4s. rricE ()I; TALLOW. . St. James's Nlaikct gd. I Town Tiallow Sos.• ° 74 5 ' Clare ,Market 9 d. Russiado. ;Candi 775. Wlritechapel Market 4s. Sit. Russia do. (So.) 7 3s e 3 c, • • per stone of gib. , Melting Stuff 625• Ditto roLtzo. 465• Graves ts. od. Good Dregs 12S. O.' Yellow Soap, ?a—Mottled, yes.—Curd , 965• Price of Caodles per cioten, 125. 6..i.—M ou lds, O' 14s. 2ci. Average price 4s. 8,.1 _ St. AM F.S's HAN' MARKET, lan. 2g : si t. Hay. 4i. 4s. to 51. Bs,. od.—Ave[. 4i, t6s• of, Straw, L. Loa. cid. to 11. t6i. ott.—.war. tl. 135' ‘VIIITECHAPFL MARKET, lan. 7 .S• d . Hay, 41. Os. al. to 51. IoS. 9 d. —Aver. 4!. ts*•, b ° a Cluver, 51. los. od: 61 - . 6s. c:.l.—Aver. 5 1. I Nci• Straw, :I. to 11. i SS . eti.—Aver. 11. I'. ,A 4 I I 1