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THE AItNI f. The detachments belonging to the Bth 'Regi ment of Foot, which were stationed at Shannon fiarbonr, Gallon, Coronalure, and Tubber-daily, rect 7, 4.4 orders to march from those places, and pro, eed to join the head-quarters of their regi men,, wlich is at Athlone, where they have ac cordingly arrived. These detachments were.not replaced by any other, from its not being deemed necessary to maintain garrisons at the above mentioned stations, owing to the improved state of the country. The detachments belonging to the 41st Regi ment, which has been this some time past sta tioned at Robertstoi.vn, Edeuderry, • Rathangan, Dlonastereven, Athy, Prosperous, Vicarstown, Hozlehatch, and Salons, on the line of the Grand Canal, have been ordered to join the Tread-quarters of their, regiment at Naas, at which station they have accordingly artived. The stations above enumerated as garrisoned by the detachments of this regiment, are not to be continued as mili tary (porters, owing to the present peaceable disposition of the. inhabitants. In like manner, and proceeding from the sante cause, the several detachments belonging. to the 94th Regiment, - which were stationed Moyvally and Maynooth, received orders to join the bead-quarters of their regiment, which is stationed at Richmond Bar racks. - Orders have also been received from the Horse Guards, London, for the immediate embarkation of the depots of the 37th and 62,1 Regiments in Ibis country, being the general service-men re tained atter the 2d battalions of these regiments were disbanded : they have accordingly proceed ed to Cork, there to etubark for Portsmouth. A similar order has been furnished to the depot of the 83d, who have, in like manner, proceeded to Cork, in order to its being embarked for Chat ham. A few days since, seven troops of the 6th Re giment of Dragoon Guard , , or Carbineers, under the command of Lieutenant-Colonel FRENCH, (General the Earl of CARHAMPTON is the Colo nel) were inspected in the Barrack-yard, near Manchester, by General Sir ROBERT BOLTON, Inspecting General of Cavalry. War-Ogice,Oct. 25, 181 7. 3d Regiment of Dragoons, Lieutenant Francis Thompson, - from the half-pay of the Rd Foot, to he Lieutenant, vice Thomas Tatlock, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 10th Regiment of Light Dragoons, Lieutenant Thomas Ot way, from half-pay of the Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Charles Holbern, who exchanges, receiving the dif- ference. 11th Ditto, Cornet Henry R. Bullock to be Lieutenant, hy purchase, vice Rotton, promoted in the 60th Regiment ; Henry Mallory, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Urine, promoted. 14th Ditto,- Thomas Bagot Bagot, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Berwick, promoted. Ist Regiment of Font, Ensign J. Clayton Cowell, from half pay of the Regiment, to be Ensign, vice Patrick Duff, who . exaanges. Rd Ditto, Lieutenant William Nor . nan, from half-pay of the • 49th Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice William Hutton, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 6th Ditto, Lieutenant John Bonatuy, from half pay of the • Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice James Brock, who ex changes, receiving the difference. lith Ditto, Lieutenant James Briscoe, from half-pay of the 4,qth Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice John Street, who ex- changes, receiving the difference. iYitto.To he Captains of Companies—Captain Richard Hackett, from the half-pay of the Regiment, vice Robert E. Broughton, whose appointment to full pay has not taken place ; Lieutenant John Taylor, vice Ferrers, deceased; Lieutenant John Ogle, by purchase, vice Sanderson, who retires. To he Lieutenants—Lieutenant Robert Broolis, from half pay of the Regiment, rice Taylor; Ensign Richard Telford, by purchase, vice Ogle. ."To be Ensigns—Ensign William Seward, from half-pay of the 54th Foot, vice William Wade Leslie, who exch4mres ; Gentlettlan Cadet Joseph Deane Bourke, from the Royal Military College, by purchase, vice Telford. 13th Regiment of Foot, Lieutenant Joseph Armstrong, from half-pay of the Regiment, to be Lieutenant, . vire Robert Richardson, who exchanges, receiving the diff:.renee. 'ls4th Ditto, Lieutenant William Eubank, from half-pay of the Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice James Eduard Mog i ridge, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 42d Ditto, Ensign William ILtirlie, to be Lieutenant, by pur- chase, vice Brander, promoted. 47th Ditto, Captain Charles Henry Mainwaring, from half pay of the 67th Foot, to he Captain of a Company, site William Atherton, who exchanges, receiving the diffe- rence. 53d Ditto,. Captain . Honourable Francis Russell,' from half pay of the 57th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice William Chatmets, who exchanges. 5901 Ditto, James Hatch, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Hatch, who retires. James Bradshaw, Grnt. to he ''Ensign, by purchase, vice Sparrow, promoted in the 151.11 Lirhi Drazootis. 56th ,Ditto, Lieutenant Henry Edwards Hill, from the half - - pay of the Regiment, to be Lieutenant, rice Frederick Littleton itrangways, who exchanges, 'exciting Ore dif, • terence.• • • • ~6th Ditto, Ensign Samuel slow Ross, from the 103 d Foot, to be Ensign, vice Scott, who exchanges. 7th Ditto, Captain John Crawford Young, from half-pav of the 91st Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Robert Mackay, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 05th Ditto, Edward Clark, Gent. to be Ensign, by purthase, ,vice Butler, promoted. 103 d Ditto, Ensign Luke Scott, from the 76th Foot, to be Ensign, vice Ross, who exchanges. Ist West India Regiment, Ensign Thomas Strange, from the 6th West India Regiment, to be Ensign, vice Robert Payne, who retires on the half-pay of the ah Vest India . Rritimeot. • 3d Ditto, Gentleman-Cadet Thomas Giddy M'lntyre, from the Royal Military College, to be Ensign, vice Aldred, deceased. Royal York Rangers, Captain Honourable John Finch, from the half-pay of the 37th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice John Fletcher, who exchanges. Ist Ceylon Regiment, Captain Francis Hamilton, from the half-pay, of the 3tl Ceylon Regiment, to be Captain of a Company, vice John Pitt Bontein, who eachanees. 2d Ditto, .Vt•dnoteer John Palmer, from the 7311 Foot, to be Second Lieutenant, vice Davies, deceased. BREVET. •_ _ . • 'Major Robert Lisle, of the 19th Light Dragoons, to be Llcta truant-Colonel in the Army. HOSPITAL sTAFP. Brevet Deputylnspector Charles M.D. to be De puty Inspector of Hospitals, vice High, who retires upon half-pay. Hospital,Aisistatit John Hall, from half-pay, to be Hospital- Assistant to the Force.s, vice M•Dertuot, whose appint molt has not taken place. IVI:mottaNDIJM.-,--lt appearing that, Captain Hindu •on the half-pay of the 32 d Foot, as been raising money upon false representations, under cover of his claim to half-pay, his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, has been pleased to • command, that the said William Hinde be struck off the list of half-pay, from the 45th September, 17", 'Commission in the :Surrey Yeomanry Cavalry, _signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Surrey. henry Peters, jun. Gent. to be Lieutenant. ' , • . 136XERS2.— Litile Reynolds,. who hilt beat Church, is matched tor a stake of 23 gtlii/CaS a side, and a purse of 50t. against a Kentish gipsy, wha has acti..tire‘l much proviocial tame. ,"[Fit combat Will'" take' place in the .neighhourhood of Canterbory, on the II th of November. Betting is 6 to 4 ou Reyuolds. LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF CHANCERY, Ocr. 27% Ins Honour the VICE-CHANCELLOR VO(5 this day occupied in hearing 114nkrupt Petitions, but nothing worthy of report occurred. In the matter of Israel v. Wilton, his Honour, having heard the arguments of Messrs. Montague, Rose, -and Hart, said he would t.:ke home the papers, and give judgment as speedily as possible. COURT OF KING'S BENCH. Yesterday the Judges of this Court sat in Ser jeaut's-ino Hall, pursuant to appointtneot, for the purpose of disposing of the cases remaining since last Term, in the new trial and special papers. LONDON SESSIONS, OCT. 27. ' CONDUCT OF OFFICERS. W. Dickenson was indicted for assaulting Allen and Hewitt, two constables, in the execution of their tin: y. The officers were taking a black man as .a va gra►nt to the Compter, who was.struggling much, and drew a crowd around the officers, by whom the black impostor was rescued, and among whom the officers swore the defendant was most active. Mr. Dickenson got between Allen and the v - grant, who nightly infested Warwick-lane and Paternoster-row, seized hold of Allen's right ha►nd, anti bent his fingers so as to occasion ex cruciating pain.—'l'l►e black man got away. Hewitt and Pritchard, two other constables, corroborated Allen's evidence. Mr. M'Coy, a ►varehuuseman, in Milk -street, proved that Mr. Dickenson is a silkn►an, in Foster- Line. On the evening in question they were go ing along Newgate-street, when they were met by a large crowd. They were going to Kensing ton Gravel-pits, where Mr. Dickenson's family reside. The Officers were taking a black man to the,Compter surrounded by a number of butcher's boys. Witness and defendant stopped in the Middle of the street, about five minutes, and all that time he had hold of Mr. D's' arm. Mr. D. did wit interfere or attempt to rescue the black man Allen seized Mr. D. and said, " this is the d—d rascal,". and dragged bins to the Compter, with the assistance of Hewitt. Mr., D. never forced himself between the Officers and the va grant. The black man walked away very quietly, and the Officers did not attempt to stop him. W. Drake, porter to Dewe, Farmer, and Ser jeant, in Newgate-street, saw Allen and Hewitt pulling the black man about, Mr. D. and Mr. APCoy came up, and stopped, but never inter fered, or attempted to rescue the man. Witness olhrred his assistance to Allen, but the latter said to him,—" D—n your eyes, we don't want any of your assistance." The officers turned right of the crowd, and seized Mr. Dickenson. Mr. 'Teacher, of Paternoster-row, proved that the black wan walked quietly out of the mob ; and then Allen came out of the mob and seized Mr. D. who was standing by witness, and had never interfered in the rescue. None of these witnesses saw Mr. D. bend hack Allen's hand, nor did they hear Allen call out wi:h pain., Mr. Thomson, a wine-merebant, in Newgate strret, deposed to the saute effect. It. Stevens, turnkey of the Compter, proved tha; Allen made use of very bad language to Mr. Dickenson. Allen and Het%itt dispts,ted who should give the charge, and after ten minutes Al len gave charge of Mr. D. for a rescue, but said nothing about an assault. The Jun y did not give the Recorder the trouble of summing up, but itnnt, diately acquitted Mr. Dicloiison, and said, that there could not rest the smallest imputation on his conduct. Mr. Dickett6on thanked the Jury, and sail, that the officers had offered to make it up fur some money; but he res.sted, declaring that he would nut make it tip it it cost hint 501. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS, OCT. 27. This day the General Sessions of the "Peace for the County of Middlesex commenced at flicks's Clerkenwell Green, before W. WATSON, Esq. Chairman, and the other Magistrates of the County.--The business of the day consisted wholly in the trial of cases. of assault, none of which were of a nature to excite public interest. Jonas Barry, coachman to a Lady in Montague;- square, was convicted of .assaulting Mary Clapp in an unprovoked manner. He was quarrelling with a young man in Montague Mews, and- the prosecutrix, who heard the noise, she residing in the Mews, came down stairs to see what was the matter, when the defendant, who appeared to be infuriated, knocked her down without any provo. c..ltion. The Court sentenced him to 14 days' im prisonment. OVFRSEERS OF TUF. PoOR.-At a Petty Sessions held by the Magistrates of Surrey, on Friday, at the Three Tuns Tavern, in the Borough, Mr. Bennett„Overseer of the Pour of itotherhithe, preferred a complaint against Mr. John Brent, of that place, for not taking upon himself the utiiee of Overseer, to which he hail been appoint ed. The Magistrates said, that Mi. Brent was h a w, to an i n dictment for his neglect, and re commended that a bill should be preferred against him by the acting Officers of the Parith, at the next Quarter Sessions. Sittings'appointed to be held in Middlesex end London betore the Right lion. EDWARD Lord ELLENBOROUGH, Lord Chief Jubtive, &c. in and alter Michaelmas Term, 181,7. IN TERM. MtninEsEx• ' LONlnox. Wednesday • • Nov. 12th Thursday Nov, 13th Wednesday ... . . ... -. • 19th I'hursday .. 2oth Wednesday 2tit h Thursday - • ' 27th AFTER TERM. Saturday 29th • Monday Dec. 21st The young man who has sunceeded to the immense property, as lately' stated, resides at thippenham. His name is CAUSTON. • .111' ac count is perfectly . correct) except what is re lated respecting the time of his becoming ac quitinted with the i'ndividnal who left him the property, as the comtitencement of the acquaint ance was "in the. eqrrie.st tears of the fortunate Shunt man. He is to take the name of the per son to Whose immense fortune he succeeds. Lie has amply provided for his father and brother. POLICE INTELLIGtNCE.- HATTON-GARDEN. To PARISHLOFFICERs —A deplorable case tar distress came before the Magistrates at this Office yesterday. William Connor, of the parish of St. James, Clerkenwell, implored the interference of the Magistrates in his behalf, with the parish officers. lie stated, that he had been to Liver pool to gain employment on board a merchant ship ; that he had tailed in his object and had returned to London. • He bad spent all he had, and had even sold the shirt off his back on his re turn home. On Saturday be applied for relief to the parish, and he had received sixpence. That morning he bad again applied, and received another sixpence. The wretched man entreated to be sent to prison, or that any thing should be done with him for the present, as he had neither shoes to his feet; clothes to his back, nor where to lay his head. In his present state he was utterly helpless, for no one would give him employment. Had he shoes and a shirt, he thought he might be enabled to get on board an lodiaman. Mr. Jones, one of the parish officers who was present, ad mitted that the case was deplorable in the ex ti ewe, but said the parish officers were not in fault, as the board for supplying clothing would not meet till this day week. And what, said the Magistrate, is this poor wretch to do meanwhile? Is beta be left to the of cold and hunger in the streets, or to be brought up before me to-morrow, if found lying on the brick-kilns, as a disorderly person, and be committed to prison ? For shame ! Tell the Parish officers, Mr. Jones, from me, that if they neglect their duty so scandalously, I will resort to the Act of Parliament, summon them before rne, and put the law into execution against :hem to the uttermost. He then ordered the man Is. to pay for a lodging last night, and to be taken into the house, or some means devised, on this day, to put 'him in a condition to earn his bread. The nnfor ulace man, it appeared, had been 19 years at sea, 7 of which lie had been in his Majesty's service. He looked like misery personified. ,QUEEN-SQUARE. CHILD-STEALlNG.—Elizabeth Lee, a miserable looking old woman, 70 years of age, was brought to the Office by one of the Chelsea constables, charged before the Sitting Magistrate (P. COL au nouN, Esq ) with stealing a female child, be longing to Jobb Knowsley, a shoemaker, of Chel sea. The prisoner was fully committed for trial at the present Sessions for Middlesex. There was another charge against her for stripping another chill last week in Westminster of a pair of half boots and a frock ; but on account of the absence of a principal witness, she was remanded on the latter charge till to-morrow. BOW-STREET. Four pickpockets, Robert Barnett, alias Bob Barney, John Pullen, William Ryland, and Jdnies Ting, Were yesterday fully committed for t:ial from this Office, on a charge of picking pockets, at Mr. RAYMOND'S funeral, on Sunday. FROM SATURDAY'S GAZETTE. ST. JAMES'S HAY MARKET, Oct. 25. Flay 3l lOs Od to 51 lOs Od-Avcragr, 41 lOs 0(1 straw Clover 4l Os Od to 61 Os Od--Average s 51 Os 0,1 WHITECHAPEL HAY MARKET. Hay 4l 18s Oil to 51 18s 0(1-Average, 51 8s 0 4 Ns.lv ditto.. 01 Os 0(1 to 01 Os 0(1-Average, 01 Os a Strawii las Od to 41 4s 0(1--Average, SI ts 417 d Clover 6l Us Od to 71 Us WI-Average, ,61 lOs 04 DIVIDENDS. Nov. 15, J. Chapman, Mansel-street, Goodman's-fields, merchant—Dec. fi, J. Ware, Gravesend, grocer—Nov. 25, J. Adcock, St. Mary-axe, druggist—Nov. 15, H. Hult, Belle Sau wage, Ludgate-hill, wine-merchant—Nov. 29, J. Nicholson, Berkeley-street, Cleaenwell, cotton-spinner—Nov. 29, A. Anderson, Phil pot-lane, merchant—Nov. 15, J. E. and T. Walton, Bread-street, Cheapside, factors—Nov. 28, E. Si mons, jun.Atberstone,Warwickshire, hat-manufacturer—Dec. 2, G. Baillie and J. Jatrray, Finsbury-place, merchants—Nov. 29, J. Out bwaite, Pancras-lane, merchant—Nov. 15, R. Hull and G. Harper, Worcester, sboonakers—Nov. 17, .1. F. Smith, Norwich, s hawl-manufacturer—Nov. 24, .1. Gapp, Norwich, dyer—Nov. 28, W. Corlass, Reediford-mill, and S. Bolton, Emmett-hall, Lancashire, cotton-spinners—Nov. 17, M. Smith, Bristol, coal-merchant—Nov. 22, 11. Elliot, Burn ley, Lancashire, cotton-manufacturer—Nov. 28, G. Bunk-ant, Manchester, calenderer —Nov. 11, Kennion, sen. and J. Kennifin, jun. - Nicholas-lane, brokers—Dec. 20, K. T. de Roche, .1. Perrin, and H. L. J. S. K. Rochas, Lime-street, merchants. CERTIFICATES, Nov. 15. .T. Moorhouse, Sloane-!treet, Chelsea, wine-merchant—P. Trotman, Wotton Underedge, linendraper—J. Gray and W. Woodhank, Uninherland, calico-printers—G. Shaw, .Pendleton, votton-merchant—E. Nixon, Manchester, Me r - chant —Z . Skyring, Threadneedle-street, bniider—J. L. Hin ton, Plymouth-dock, grocer—E. Clark, St. Pancras, cow keeper—J. Wilkinson, Sculcoates, Yorkshire, merchant—W. Fairbairn, South Shields, butcher—H. Bone, North Shields, ship-owner—S. Golledge, Bristol, plane-maker. . . PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. Glover and T. PorterVanchester, fustian manufactur ers—J. Stedman and C. Brook, Blackheath, millers---J. Hod; kin, jun. and G. Dyason, Old Cavendish-street, Cavendish square, wine-merchants—J.• and M. Carter, Red Lion-street; •Holborn, ironmonn Spencer and W. Fisher, New castle-upon-Tyne, woollen-drapers—G. Edwards and J.Wash bourn, Marlow, Buckinghamshire, manufacturers of thread lace—J. Tomo)), S. Selby, and T. Tompson, Greenwich, coal-merchants—R. Middleton, C. Lines, Jortes, E. limes, and W. Slade, Fleet-street, linen-drapers—T. and J. Taylor, Seaton Sluice Windmill, Northumberland, millers—H. E. Robinson and A. Orrick, Lintehouse-hole, victuallers—T. Glover and C. Hudson. Derby, brush-mannfactuters—J. Re nouf and J. H. Arnett, Owen's-place, Goswell-street-road, Coal-merchants'—G. Welsford, J. - Arthur Rosdew, Plymouth, wine and spirit merchants—P. Hurd, H. T. Sbawe, and G. Johnson, London, attornies—W. Jackson and W. Moore, Kendal, Westmoreland,. horn comb-makersr-A. Bouelli, H. Hall, and B. Mege, Great St. Helen's, Bishopi ,, ate, merchants, 'A.•Tlitimson, J. Wood, and A. M'Gregor, Glasgow —J. Par kinson, Accrington, and J. Kay, Goodshawfold, Llncasbire, cotton-spinners--J. Rosso!), and G. D. Buiwer, Liverpool, attornies. MURDER OF .MR. BAKER, NUAR WELLS.—A man has been committed to the County Gaol of Norfolk, to take his trial for this inhuman deed. He is a native of Methwold, in that county, was in the `l4th Light Dragoons about seven years, and discharged about eighteen months since (he never was out of England). His name is James John son; a fresh good-looking man, about 29 years of age, very strong- and well made, about five 'feet seven inches high : he Was apprehended at the King's Head, Hethersett, on Wednesday morning - , : the 15th inst. It is affirmed, that be and another man not yet taken, met the deceased about 500 yards from the town, in the pnblic road, about three o'clock in the, afternoon, and after knocking him down, dragged hint into a close, ad joining the road, where they beat him about the head with two sticks, and cut his throat. Among the circumstantial proofs against the prisoner are his being seen near the spot, and one of the sticks found close to the deceased, and covered with blood, being sworn to by a person who gave it to, the prisoner on the 6th inst. at Rudham ; that. and the other stick are proved to have been in the possession ~of the prisoner and the other man a day . or two before the murder. The officers of justice are in active pursuit of the latter. ..olfenOcr. COAL MAII4F.T, OCT. 27. Ships at Market. Ships sold. price. 8i Ncwcastlu Si. 495. Od. to 6 4 ' 3 Sunderland •... 5..... 41s Od. to 425. 64' Lord Eigin's Main 1 4os. Od. to —s. LONDON MARKETS. ftia OF BREAD THIS WEEK. bigl►est prie di` the best Wheaten Bread throughout the. Metropolis is stated by the Baker* to be Is. 2d. the Quaitern Loaf.—Sinite Bakers Sell the Quartera Loaf front one penny to two-pentb lOwer: oz; • lb. oz Peck Loaf to weigh 17 6 Quartern Loaf to weigh 4 5§ Half ditto.. ditto .... 11 Half Quarterd ditto '2i SEEDS. Red Cltiver (Foreign) : ....s 84s to 100 s per cwt. Ditto English - ;;—s 60s to 110s' Wiliteditto • - —s GU< Hi I I2s Rye-Grass . • :,—; 30s to - 40s per qr. Turnip, White ... A lOi Od to leis ad per - bush: Red and Green . los Oil to 16s ad White Mustard Seed Bs Os to 12s Od Brown ditto ' ls's ad to 20s ad Carraway Seeds (new) Cinque Foil) l6s ad to 18s ad per qr. • Coriander do. Trefoil Kibgrass .. —s 20s to 52s Canary ( new) Ditto - (old) Liusced Oil Cake at the. Mill, 111. 1 is. to 121. 12s. per thou. , • sand—ltape Cake 71. los. to 81. Os. per toti. UXBRI DGE. I.—Thursday, Oct. 23. Oats Beans 44s ad to 54s•Od Pease 42s 04 to 47104 1. to 42s Od. Corn-Inspector's Return Wh6t per 1. 1 tsi.o.. 251. los. N Wheat per I. —I Os to —1 Os Barley, per gr. 34s 0(1 to 4Ss Od nye, 40s. Od F HOPS. New Bags. New Pocliets. Kent 2Ol Os to 251 Os Kent 23/ —1 Os to 301' .01 Sussex 181 Os to 221 Os Sussex —1 Os 211 Os to 251 es Essex .... 221 Os to 271 Os Faruhatu..26l us to 291 :OS 57,6001. PRICE Duty, NEIVGATE AND LEADENHALL MARKETS. By the Carcase. Beef 2s Cd to 3s Cid Veal Ss 0,1 to 4s 84 Mutton is 4d to 3s Pork 4s 4d to 5s 41 Lamb, 3s (NI to 4 Ud PRICE OF LEATHER. Mitts, r.o to SGlbs each per ......11d to 234 Ditto, 56 to c(1135 each to 4741, Dressing Hides Fine COaCh Hides Crop Hides, 35 to 401 Ls for cutting • 7ZI to l9d, Ditto 45 to 3Ulbs '9,1 to 471< d Cult - Skilts.. 30 to 4016 s .1741 to 193 Ditto 50 to 7ilbs . i3d to 4Z•ti Ditto 7O to 80Ibs .22d to 410 Small Seals (Greenland) Large ditto .. per dozen 70s to 90 Dinned ll:rse Hides Spanish Hurse Hides Add to 24J RAW lIDES. Best Heifers & Steers, per st. Ordinary 2s Od to Qs RI 2s 811 to Si Oi! Macket Calf .. each ~ 7s 0 4 . . Nliddliags 2s 4d to 45 8-d ALog. Horse Ws Od to lOs SHEET' SKINS. • Polled DOWIIS 3s Gd to 4s Od Lambs Os Od to Os Ci PRICE OF RAW FAT, .4,s Itated Gq the Tall. Melt era . St. James's Market .. ds 1(I Vhitecl►apcl Market 4s Id ,er Stone of Sll).—pct. As slated 6 . 7 the litarners, St. James's Market 4s Whitechapei Market 4s 14 Clare Market Os Oa Ne.wgate Market Us 434 Average ....4s I d Average PRICES OF TALLOW, Town Tallow.. 71s 6d ..... s Yellow Russia 70s Od —s Od White ditto .. —s Od —s od Soap ditto.... 67s Od —s (?.(1 Melting Stuff zas Od —s Od Ditto Rough.. 42s Od —s thi ', SOAP, &c. per 1121 b. Yellow Soap 96. Mottled.. Curd WS Pala' Graves lBs CI Good Dregs 7s Ou PRICE OF CANDLES, from Tallow Chandlers' Price of Candles, per doze►, Its o.l—noukis, 124 44 thl per dozen allowed for ready money. MARRIED. On Wednesday, the 22d inst. M. A. Goldsmid, Esq. of Fine" bury-square, to Eliza, second daughter of L. &dolmans, Es4' of Burpstreet. On Thursday, the 9th inst. at Lewisham, Mr. R. G. ctaru , of Newington-butts, draper, to Miss Maton, of the forme ( place, dress-maker. DIED. On the 24th inst. Stephen Maltass, Esq. late British . Coo' sul at Alexandria. At Paris, Captain Williamson, author of " Indian Field Sports." He has kit a wife and•seven xhildren destitute. On Sunday afternoon, the 19th inst. at Cheltenham, Mae garet, the wife of Thffinis Hull, Esq. one of the proprictOr s of the Worcester Herald. On Sunday last, at the house of George Paterson, Esq. 0 Clapton, Ann, wife of Joseph Barretto, On. Esq. of Calcutta , On,Tuesday, the 21st inst. in the 25t1► year of her age: Frances Philadelphia, daughter of the late Lieut.-Colour' Hotbam, Coldstream Guards, and sister of the present Lod MA ha m . On the 27th inst. in the Gid year of her age, Mrs. Gilbert , of Leadenhall-street. Last week, very suddenly, Mr. Thomas-Winn, of Brough: ton, near Brigg, miller and dyer.. He had been to Hull, aco on his return stepped On board the Barton boy; when he, dropped down and expir e d immediately, ,leaving a 'wife ark seven children • At Reading, on the 206 instant, in the 55th year e.f lat age, Mrs. Rainier, relict - of Jahn Rainier, late of that plac', She was .seized At of apoplexy, which in the course ' o ' - three, hours terminated her valuable life, leaving a large_ W wily to lament,their irreparable loss. On Filthy se'nnight, the Rev. Mr. Bates, curate of Weal' bury, near Plympton, without any previous symptoms Of 1 ness, complained of a sudden pain in his bark and ' , stomach' he had scereely articulated the words to 'qrs. B. when V dropped on the floor, and expired. • A EXTRAOKDINARY DEATH.—On the 16th inst. at Bow Wool the seat of the Marquis of Lansdowne, Mr. Broad, for near' , 40 years Stewai'd in the Marquis's family. His death was 0' casioned by a circumstance no less remarkable than tnelati: eholy : being out in the Park on the day preceding party of Ladies anti Gentlemen, he found a dead adder, wh ic ,4, he took up in his band, and opened its mouth to spew tP h party where the poisim of the creature lay : in doing whiC i q however, the subtile matter coMmunicated to a cut in one 7 0 his fingers. On the next morning Mr. B. was found dea d his bed,,with every indication of his having died hum the the of feels of the poison, the arm bring flinch inflamed. with r LONDON: Trinted by J. B. CABSTAIRS, ol No. 49, Ur es : Ormond-street, Queen-square; anti published by W. P: SCRIPPS, of No. 7, South Molton-street, ME SU' Office, .N0..112, §trand;. where Adrettisements, Orders Lettias 2 &c. (post-paid) mast be 4Jrtitssc4l. ty Mr WorLI suripi To (1. lui .ft...._Lea• \ --_--- tI, Aresen Vinta. nr 6 0zen 1 Do 1 op p( n fornist r I ripeF I : 4 ilia! 4, w3A h 41 1 .s;() .• • - I'm, ic If said • 4. 1. 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