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BEAUTIFUL. RESIDENCE AND ESTATE.
TO RE SOLD RV AUCTION,

At the Hours of Mee. Winn, the George lon, in Coney.
York, on 1110 N DAY, June 25, 1821, at Twelve
o'Clesek, subject In Condit' then and there to be pro-
duced, provided the same is not before disposed of by
Priv.ete Contract,
THAT well-known and celebra'ed Sporting
'VILLA, called the woi.n corrAGE, late the
prow-fly of Edward Topham, Esq. with the Gardens, Plea-
sure Grounds, and all other requisite •ppetlages and out-
buildings, suitable for a Gentleman's residence, and alined
378 Acres of Bond Laud, its excellent cooditi tttt . The whole
forms • insist desirable sporting residence. as it shomida
with game, and 14 situate Oil the most pleasant part of the
Yorlohne %Folds, in the immediate iieighhourlautul of three
packs of fox hounds, mod a pack of harriers, and at n mu•
aerate distance hum Scarboresigh and Iliidlitigton Quay.
The whole being in Iht occupation of the owner. Possession
mAir be had onmetliately, and atiy pail of the purchase
mosey remain on security of the peemises, mid may lie 154.1
ether with sir without the furniture, farming stuck, bus-
, bseedry utensils, &C.
Fur information apply to Mews Gall and Campbell, /so-
licitors, Ocvsrley ; or its Mr. Hall. /Scarborough, near Be-
verley, who is authorised to sell the same.
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MduK Hrs.

[From Übe • Leedom Herrnwille P►ice Caorrellt" off
Tuesday, kap, 28, 182.1.)

WEST INDIA AND SPANISH MAIN PRODUCE.

Corms—There have been several politic sales since nor
last, atuutinting to 992 casks and 1,831 hags ; the demand
generally has been dull, heel yrs, little alteration has taker
plate in prices : the sales went off heavily, good qualities
brought full priers, and ordinary Jamaica sold about Is.
lower ; Foreign has br rft mostly tater° in nt about last
week's rate.. The transactions by private treaty have brows
very lini,ted.
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rpHE LONDON MAGAZINE. No. XVIlt.
fur JUNE, 1821, published by Baldwin, Cradork, and
Joy, contain% the following Articles
rope, lard Byron, sod Mr. Rowles; The Shriek of Pro-
metheus; 51, IW:ilium., by Elia; Song; Traditional Lite-
r/flare, No. VII. ; Count Mina, a Dramatic Sketch ; Lei i•r
from Mr. Humphrey Nixon, De Omnibus Rebus et Qui-
beidsm Allis; Lerlll Lyrics; to the Memory of Emma FM-
ler; Trandation, by Ble. Eltnu, of Horace'. Ode on the
BaurlireMn Fotiotain ; Xrritea; On Southey's Histories of
Religions Sects; Song of the Piuguinotes; The Dying Sol-
dier; Captain Parry's Journal; Miller No. IV ;
Gleanings from Foreign Journals, Hint, of a Traveller in
Russia; Letters from Edinburgh, _No. II.; Moore's Irish
Melodies; Second Letter from n Houk; The Drama; Re-
port of Music; Necrological Table for 1820; Literary and
Scientific Intells:ence; Abstract of Domestic and Foreign
I ; Agricultural and Commercial Reports, &r. Jae.
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Seat; 1011 he provided for Didier.

This day is published, price 3.. 6.1. in hoards, a weir sad
elegant Pocket ['Alain, with. 152 Emblematical Devices,
elegantly engraved, of
TII E FABLES OF ESOP.
London; Printed fir Jas. Booker; G. sod W. B.
Whittaker Rudwell and Martini and C. Whittiughsna.
Where may be lota also,
A Aguilar Edition of GAY'S FABLES, with 110 Em-
bellishments.
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aid that it should be lawful for the Countesp.
heffiesth any prOperty she might acquire during!
her life • that she should live sole and apart front
stit;if she was unmarried ; and that'he, the Earl,i
should not institute any suit in the Spiritual Court,
'*n the restoration of his conjugal *rights. There;
however, is no clause its the deed to indemnify the'
• Earl from the payment of any debts the Countess
sifight contract ;- but the answer of the trustees sug-
gests that such a clause would have been iutroducrd
but that the Noble Earl objected to it, as beings
unnecessary. If the deed had been prepared with-
out such a covenant, the Courtvmuld lint have sup-
- plied it. I cannot enter into ally of the grounds
stated in the bill. I am compelled to confine my-
self to those in the itostruments, and if they are
not impeachable on their merits, they cannot he so
-from any other.cause. It as lint n bill filed by the
Countess to carry the trusts of the deed into exe-
cution, hut a ball filed by the E srl„ grounded
that on account of public policy they ought to
Ise deliVered up. In a honk lately.publi.shed by
.41r. Roper, on the law of Inodiand and wife, it is
held that a Court of Law or Equity cannot inter-
fere between. as the marriage can be only disanlved
.fly' Act of Parliament. It was held by the Law
Judges, in the Exchequer Chamber, in the case of
.:fickley and Durant, that a deed providing for a

sutatripierit sever:Aim' could Dot be 'supported. In
the 9th vol. Terns Heporls, there is a case where
• Lord Kem•on held the mini um, thst where property
was vested in truatees for the separate use of the
wife, that it might he maintained. It always-ap-
peared to ore extraordinary. ir a mere deed of sops-
• ration could nut be mailitained, that is, if the
• main point is a vision. how the collateral can
, ►tand. If either in►truments are void on the
ground of public policy, they must be so in a
Court of Law as well as a Court of Equity, there-
fore thrre can be no objection to try the question at
low, which may be done in the shape of a case.--.
The .coriclusion I have come to is this, certainly
different from what I would base come to if I had
been a law Jildwe thirty years bark, for then I
would have feel l the deeds not to he good at law,
tint when their is dictans cm dictate against flirt
"Timm', the noble parties low,' go on at law to try
I tie, (IL. soon, with liberty aficr the deeiiiou of the
Cuott blow is obtained to inske ant• further ap-
plication to inc that may hr advised. My decision
is, that I tcannot grant the injunction: the motion
. is there-fare d,siniaseil.•'
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF CHANCERY, LiNcoLs's INN,
TUESDAY. M•y 19.

~ 1

The LORD CHANCELLOR came into Court et
half-post ten o'clock.

JUDGMENT.
THE EARL OF WESTMEATH v. THE COUNTESS OF

,
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IMPERIAL PAIILIAMEIVT.

•
HOUSE OF COMMONS, MoXDAY, APtIL 30.
The House met to-day at the usual boor, piersiniut to
ailj.wromeut.
• The Marquis of LONDONDERRY look the elide and
his-swat, as Member fur the Rosough of Orford.
Sir J. GRAHAM isioved for a New Writ to issue for the
electiou of a files her to serve fur the Borough of badger.
shrill, in the room of the late Lord Carhampion.
' Mr. PETER MOORE presented • Petition from the Gun
and Piot..l hlanaGeturtes of Birnsinghens, sorted by belt/era
two and there thenteud, setting forth their reduced situation
from • state of comfort and opulence, which enabled them
to provide for their families and contribute to the support
of theeoualry,uwingto .he U11,1;4! tool profligate measures of
hllnuaera, also had plunged the country into general dis•
tress and difficulty ; that they were nut represented as they
. might to be. while Old Salem and other gotten boroughs
were allowed to mud Members to Parliament; that the pro-
ceediugs against the gmeu were the effect of a foul and base
cosepirsey, supported by perjury; end praying:the flume
to. Impede!' 51 misters, soil to ...dress their other grievances.
--The Petitiou was received rind ordered to he printed.
Mr. B. WILFIRAIIAM moved that a Writ should issue
for the Election of • Coininowiorier to wive fur the Wow).
of Stirlsog, in the room of Sir C. Edenunstoue, deceased.
Sir W LEfION present.d a Petit' from a County
Meeting of Cornwall, iu favour of the Comity Courts Bill.
Mr. BALFOUR presented a Petiliou from the Comity of
()limey, praying fur a repeal of the last Scotch Malt Tax.
—Ontcred to be printed.
Mr, R. WILLIAMS moved the second reading of the
Conway Bridge Bill.—Read a secuud time, and tottered to be
Critisusitted.
STEAM ENGINES PILL.
• Mr.lll. A. TAYLOR world the second reading of the
St vall, Engiurs lull.
Mr. Akira two WOOD objected to the Bill,eg account of
.+itiraewateuience it would email on the marking of enrage
le the tin rind eopiver flours of Cornwall.
Mr. M. A. TAYLOR said, that the alarm was unnerve-
'wry, because au expense of 1 tn. would reduce the worst.
nuisance according to the plata be had propoud is intro-
doming the Bill. liss scheme was coolined to reducing the
sweeper* arising (room the builvra of sm•essginea only.
Afier a few words from Sir W. LEMON, the Ball was
ordered to be committed on Monday saes • •
The Irish Courts of Justice Bill was read • third time, and
pooled.
Mo. R. SMITH moved fur six weeks' Impre of simmer fatt
Mr. Omminx.—Grouted.
Mr. H RBORD postponed the tit reading of chi,
Bread Assize BM till Moeda', May T. , •
sir. DENISON resented a People-fseas fima•-•

• vlt•.‘
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ANCIENT RELICS.

Last weak, as one of the sone •f John Kerr, former id
Bush of Hoodoos, was at work with kW plough in a fallow
field, his progress was arrested by the bistrosseut coeliac
in contact with • stone of coosiiierable wise, which it woo
found necessary to take net. On removieg it, it vim famed
to be one of the covers of e regular built lepekhre, of albeit
four fret long by two in breadth, and about eight... iiiebes
deep. In the centre was et small urn sit Melt= deep, of
earth or clay, covered by a Rat Mose, watt one miff lay a
small portion of Motes in • eeleiaed state. The urn was en.
tire, but empty, its contents haslet probably avraporatMl.
The bones sad urn were both deposited is lbe oaten, sill
(a dry gravel), sod probably were phased Hem darts, it.
occupation of the country by the Romans. It appmarefoons
Ibe iascription on massy relies that a cohort of Tomlin
were long stationed is She vicinity. TUB ease is sow so
General Sissrpe's possession; bat it has cracked, aid part
of it ertimblrd off from exposure to a drier atatotipbetb.
The Add has bees in regular banalities' for may mars,
probably half • century, and it Is therefore siogobse that dots
sepulchre was not sower diammered.—(Cutlfsis Joyful)
On Thursday last a steeple race for 100 guioesti
between • mare belonging to I'. GRANT, Esq. note
by Mr. Tuostss CLITHEIWW, rind a mare of Mr.
STEPHENSON'S, rude by Mr. CARTWRIGHT, Wes
run from Sinnott Church, near Horncostlei to
Wtckeiihy Church, • distance of 10 miles, merit
heavy country, with upwards of 120 leaps. After
a well-contested race, which was run lo 15 minutes.
Mr. STRIAIIENSON'S mire wou by about half •
minute.
At eleven o'clock on Saturday, in the presence of
sonic hundreds of persons, the top stone of the new
dome at the Royal Exchange woe elevated to its
place. lio weight it is shove half • ton: hi the
centre of it there is a curtly of upwards of 40 incites
deep, to receive the iron to which • globe is to be
attached, soil the whsle surnsonnled by the gams-
hopper, the crest of Sir l'uoirmeChltseaes. who
built the Royal tichange in the rOign of Queen
gLIZAIIIITO. The slope was placed with loud lee-
elongations, and theme lours of St. Illestliaitifahleseli
were hoisted at the defeemily of the WILE
south side. YtLv 31

; I Waft hoisted at the aolopeopie7 t boseeill.shhosslbe
xvis sonnuni, mac.OWL r/IWW7IIII up WWWWWWI 19 I thwart, to dot good erects produced di 1111CNINI shed by I Archdeacon and Mrs:Thoampeo• ; Mr. and Nis, Grains
offer insuperable objections to Ibis make invading I form a cordon. I the Letter from the Kies to hie - ' Cartels Bewley; Colonels Peek, Liodeer,Creogyres ise.he, south aide. .. :Oa .vti.a. „buil
_ _
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TRH HAREES7'.

Doeintota, •OGUST 2s.
Shearing has now become pretty general in the immediate
vicinity of this town. Oa the well•caltivatr,l properly of
Smoothen, more than 50 acres of oats and barley have al-
ready been cut down ; and every where on the same side of
the river the formers have either commenced, or are pre.
pa►ing to commence t►eir b o. Yetterday ■nd this
morning a ronsiderable number of shearer. attended at our
market, who were mostly engaged at 15d. 18d. and 20J.
per day, wiohnut victuals ■nd from the yellow appearance
of the'crops as ftr as the eye ran reach, it seems probable
that all hand* will be et work in the course of the present
week. Daring the few warm days we experienced last week,
the crops made astonishing progress towards maturity. On
Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, the weather was oppres-
sively hot, and as a proof of Ws we may mention, that un
the former day rimersl pigs panted in death in the market,
hum the effects of teem alone.
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UIS MAJESTY'N DEPARTURE.

At a meeting of the Deputies of the llouseholdiers and
Inbabitants of Dublin, field at the Royal Foshaler, on
Saturday, lit Septenshrr, 1821;
Alderman Mill's, in the Chair.
" Resolved—That the fullowiug Depstaii 0000 do wait forth-
with wows Sir B. 11lontelield, inns, respectfully to slate, that
it is the sliminess drone of the Dosioeholders om► inhabitants
of Dublin to attend bis Majesty upon his departure from
Ireland, via. Alderman Smyth, Mows. Eons 81•Duntel,
Diu*lan, &Aso. and Willis."

This Deputation having waited upon Sir B. Blometirld,
and ri ported that it is his Majesty's intention to depart from
Die Lodge at the Kirk, at eleven o'clock orr Monday rooming,
' and afire visiting the county of Wicklow, too emboli k at Duo-
leery about fuer o'clock in the *Nemo°. of the same day.
" Itraolvesl, l'has the Deputies are earnestly reviewed, to
meet at Diet o'clock to-noir:cm (Sunday) in the forrnsiou, to
make tie necessary arrangements.
".1. SMYTH, Chisholm's:.
We hare no doubt, from. the fervency of the popular
feeling, Mat there will be a full Meeting of the Cittaeueof
Mobile, and of the Geutlernen of the Comity, on this
occasion.

TRINITY COLLEGE FEAST.
I M PRONTO, PER G P. M.
Fit dies; nimbi De jocose
Sit Aline Mater; pluviosa ;
And Majesty; all else Owl cheers;
Grower in wet wilts appears.
Daps, fruetua, et visa •anaa
Ni turns sit hoepitis sorbing.
And the gay festive spirit item ;
Wings hence her way to Reseal; or dim
Futainis odor festi dates!
Et 1114/6101; Dec bujes satin.
Such was the feast; that few sight se• t
Such College Ilovpitality. G. P. M

GRAND CORONATION CONegRT.
TIN Borth Grand Concert. on the occasion of his &Nea-
-1 ty't visit, look place at the Theatre con Friday eneninc,
when the entire performances went off with eunsidevable
&at.

The following Song, adapted to the Irish Melody of
" 7Ae Harp Shot once thro' Three* Halt,' was roux by
Mira Stephens with exquisite taste and sweetness, soil wa■
rapturous y encored. The words were written expressly, fur
the occasion, by Luke Terns's, Eris.

ERIN'S KING.
The Harp that lair so silent hang►
While haplebs Erin wept,
A eaia to notes of joy is ►it wig—
Of joy that long lied slept.
Erin'sTu Kings, of oilier slam
Her Min.lreli swept the siring—
And. Raids shall nowt its music raise,.
To wcicutne Erin's King.
Main ►hall absent Lords repair
To hear their nailer strain..
And in those Halls, where shrieled
Shall Hope exult
E'en now she wldspers, " Hard., prepare
To strike the votive string—
In many a future happy year,
To welt ese Erin lo King."
London, England, 1821-09-05

DIVIDENDS.

September 26 .1. Hughrs mid It. Challen, late of StorrinK-
tun, Sussex. common brew's, at one, at Guildhall, Loodou.
September 26. C. F. %Youleuit, late of High Hoariest, Mid-
dlesex, window.glass-esiter, at one, at Guildhall, London.
September 26. T. Li. Chevalier, late of Women-under-Edge,
Glouce►ter, ecommou-brewer, at one, at Guildhall. Leedom.
September 26. IL Findlay and G. H. Findlay, lair of Admires-
court, Oil 8r0,4 street. London, silk monufarturees, at

Iwo, at Guildhall.
September '36. K. Day, of Crooked•lme, London, oil-broker,
at Iwo, at Guildhall.
September 26 J. Howell, of St. 114ariiiiii-lane, Nlidd
builder, at twn, at Guildhall, London.
September 26. L. Foster, of Farningbaa, Kent, miller, at
two, at Guildhall, Loudon.
September 27. W. Alilersuu, of Sunderland sear the Sea,
Durham, currier and leather-cutler, at eleven, at the Gul-

des Lion luu. Swideriaud.
September 29. J. Smith, late of Cole S3itit Aldwyraa, Woo.
cr*ter, tallow-elmadler,•l eaves, at ibe Kitties Head leo,

Cirencester.
September 26. J. Pitt, of Cirencester, Gloucester, wool.
stapler, at tea, at the King's Head Inn, Cirencester.
September 28. W. Button, late of Marlborough, Wilts,
builder, at 'levet', at the Guildhall, Marlborough.
October I. T. JoisosoN sell. and T. Jahasoss, jun of tomes-
tuft, Sit(Folk, shipwrights, at tea, at the Queen's Head lab,
Lowestoft. _ _

October 1. W. Rayner. of Lowestoft, Suffolk, 6th mer-
chant, at two, at the Queen's Herd Iwo, Lowestoft.
September 26. W. Pearce. of Oat-lane, Landau, Blackwell-
11.11.fartur, at ten, at Guildhall.
September 27. A. Barnett, of Liale•mreet, Westminster,
Middlesex, cabinet maker, at one, at Guildhall, Loudon.
September 27. .1. Marsh, of Rotherham, York, ,at
twelve, at the Crow' loin, Rotherham.
October 2. 11. Pao Wart, of Birmingham, nterchaat, at
eleven, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham.
September 26. J. Taylor mood J. T. Taylor, of Upper
Thamea-street, Leedom, iron-smerchania, at two, at Guild-
hall.
London, England, 1821-09-05

CALDCLEUGH V. STAINES AND ANOTHER.

This was an action against the Defendants, two
of the inhabitants of the hundred of W.!boom,
lur an injury done to the Plaintiff'. bonne by a
tumultuous snob asseinbled on the 15th of Novem-
ber, in the parish of Broad Green, near Csoydnri.
Mr. ADOLPHUS silted the Plaintiff's ewe. The
Plaiotuff was a respectable widow lady, living a
little way out of the town of Croydon ; her resi-
dence was in • retired sit uatiori,and enclosed within
an iron fence, and completely excluded from pub-
lie observ.itioa ; iu the middle of the uiglit of the
15th of November, after she and all her family had
retired to rest, her house was suddenly attacked by
a mob, con.istiog of upwards of five hundred per-
sons ; without the slightest intimation ve their iii-
tentiou they commenced breaking her windows,
and in • few minutes densoliphed eighty pins of
glass. To chew how cal such • valiant mob might
be put to flight, the Plaintiff's nephew discharged
a pistol loaded only with powder, from the top of
the house, and, scared at the sound of danger. they
scampered off. Under these circumstances the par-
sent action was brought, and if any thing could
more entitle this case to the consideration of the
Jury thou another, it was the character of the
Plaintiff, who was • harmless. unoffending Lady,
who from bet helplessness could not protect her own
properly, and who therefore was peculiarly the
object of protection iu the eye of the law.
The uartal proof in such cases was given.
Mr. Costing appeared for the Defendants, but
offering nu available defence, the Jury, under the
Learned Judge'. direction., found their verdict for
the Plaiistif —Doinagra 101. 15s. 3J. the amount
of injury trustaiord.

GAITSKILL Y. FAIR A*9 AIIOTH*I.
This was an setioil against the Oefendatits, two
of the inhabitants of the half-hundred of Urixiou. to
recover &logger for an injury done by a tumultu-
ous assemblage to the 1/..intiff's house at Itother-
hitbe,,on the toili of November list. The tutu
sought to be recover►d was 2!. 1 Is. the sinoulit of
the glazier's bill for repairiug the Planta'.
windows.

Mr. Guars• stated the Plaintiff's case. The
Plaintsff is a respectable mem at Rotherhithe.
On the night of the 13th of November, a mob cot..
the
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411th of dom., 1821, for the appolslitent of a Committee
for the Collection sad Appropriation of Foods, was rescinded.
Lord C Y then proposed a series of resolutions;
the drat and principal one stated, that it wool., now be pre-
mature to enter into the discussion of any particular testi-
monial, as that would, in a great measure, depend ors the
amount of the Foods. After a lone discussion in which
... . .

lelltel.carbetry, die. L. White, Mr. Sieger, Mr. Sioncend Mr.
Lewleve, took • part—
Mr. rose, and said, that if the Wohle Lord
would consent to insert in the body of his Resolution, a few
words expressive of the wishes of the meeting, to erect, if
possible, a palace, all objections would be obviated. He
(Mr. WC.) was sure if the idea of • palace were. held out to
threountry, that great and unprecedented efforts would he
made by the people. He had that morning received a com-
munication (coin a Rosman Catholic Priest, in the King's
Comity, elating, that for a prance, lie would undertake to
collect in three small parishes a sum of 601 (Cheers)—
Two things, io his opinion, were necessary to be stone—
First, to insure the aid of the Aristocracy, without whose en-
tire support nothing would be accomplished. But the support
of the people 111111 1$ eeeee cry too. The Aristocracy, in point
of loyalty to the Monarch, did sot, could not exceed the
people. The humblest peasant is the land cherished to-
Marti' the Throne an affection as pore and as ardent,s•
diain-
twestetl and as sincere, ea the highest Lord.—(Chew:.)—Was
it nut delightful to be able to say so much, and to be believed'
Twelve months ago it would not have been believed—six
months since it would have been doubted—lust hr hoped it
would be Jambi ed no mere. He was sure that the people of Poe-
lund,fairly dealt wish, would give eaten. of doubt or dine-
tisfsetiosi ; he looked up with more delight titan lie was obit
to expires to the future happiness of his country, arising
from the union of her people, sod from the pantie of
• Government that must see how feeble as well as
wicked were former sets of oppression, and how well a
Government of law suit freedom were calculated to sintsin
itself. He bad beard with 'uprise eonse object Miss made toe
Committee, the list of which had been produced on a former
slay by s Noble Porlair. He had never sent a Committee
inure fairly selected, and with the exception of his wen
humble 114/11P, more dearrving of general adkietion. The
Learned Oeutlemait ietroduced into the resolutiou words to
the effect, that,, if the funds should admit of it, a piker
would be erected fur his Majiity. He sat dawn amid the
eieney4l cheers of the meeting, and the resolution, as amenalkd
by Mr. O'Connell, was sinaisimously adopter,.
After some other Et-sultan/us were put and can ied, the
meeting adjourned.
London, England, 1821-09-05

BANKRUPTS.

Jame• RAWline. of Whileh4ven, Cumberland, grocer, to
surrender, Septtuther el, fe9, and October 16,at three, at the
Black Lion Ins,, Winteltaven. Attorneys', Mr. Clennell,
Staulr'd-Inn, lAnutuu ; and Mesurs. Adamson and Son,
Wh.tehaveri.

James Fisher, of Lancaster. suap.mannfactrirer, 10 sorrels-
der , September 19. 20, and October 16, at six. as - the Cross
Keys. on, Lancaster. Attorneys, Mr. Msktoson, Middle
Temple, London; and Mr. E. Atkinson, Lancaster.
John Hart and James MacAlpio. of Carlisle, Cumberland,
hosiers, to surrender, September 4, 23, and October 16, at
ten, at the Crown and Mitre CuWee.bouae, Carlisle. Attor-
ney*, Mr. Clennell, Staple's-Inn, London; and Messrs. S.
andt G. Saul, Carlisle.

Nathan Driver, of Steanbridge, Gloucester. clothier, le
surrender, September 21, at Ave, I% and Oetnber 16, at
eleven, at the George Inn, Stroud. Attorneys, Masers.
Newman and Sun, Stared; and Mr. William Reed King,
_
Serjeaut's.lne, 'freeman'', LOONS,
James Knowles and Hairy Walker, of Belford, Laegester,
machine makers, to surrender, September 15, 17, and Oc-
tober 16, at three, at the Star Inn, Manchester. Attorneys,
51 . Wittig and Watson, Warof.rrbenert, London; sad
llesley, Manchester.
Thomas D.tvie, of Great Barr, StalAird, =dieter, to
surrender, September 17, at six, It and October 16, at
eleven, at t►e Flitch of Bacon, Wichnor, Staffurdebire.—
Attorneys, Mr. Reynolds, Hertford-street, Fitzroy-square,
London and Mr. Fellows, Birmingham.
George Goundry, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, bacon and
butter dealer, to surrender, October 4,5, at eleven, and 16,
et six, at the George Inn, Pilgrim-street, Newcastle-upon.
Tyne. Attorneys, M . Bell and Brodrick, Bow Church.
yard, London; and Mr. Dawson, Rosemary-lase, New-
castle.

Thomas Stafford, of Bath, jeweller, to surrender, Sep-
teuther 2S, 26, and October 18, at one, at the GreybouuJ
B.dls. Attorneys, Messrs. Nethersole and Baron,
sex.strert, Strand, Loudon; and Messrs. Eatlle, Else, sad
Evil'', Wood-street, Bath.
John George Henry Langley, of Bristol, porter seller, to
surrender, September 12, 13, at one, aril October 16, at ten,
at the Commercial Room., Bristol. Attorneys, h 1 .
Claike,reliant., and Medealf, Chaucery-lane, London
aria Nlr. Savery, Bristol.
John Woodward and Julio Shenlnn, now or late of Bir.
minglint, spirit.merchasits, to surrender, September 8, 22,
sod October 18, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Atturoeys,
Mr. Drake, Old Fish-street, Ductore-Commons, Laudon;
and Mr. Currie, Birmingham.

Richard Crowden, late of Henrietta-street, Covent-garden,
hut sow of Kuightvbridge, Middlesex, boot and shoemaker,
to surreuder, September 11, 18, and October 18, at twelve,
at Guildhall, London. Altururys, Messes. Rix sod Pei-
&aux, Austell:friars.
London, England, 1821-09-05

CELRRIDGE.

About a mile from the boundary where h:, Ma-
jesty entered the county of Kildare, is the town of
Crlhridge, which crowns on the lelt r most eX.
trustee woollen manufactory. A bridge here crosses
the river Liffey ; as his Majesty apprraithml, a wry
splendid arch presented itself, with the motto,
"Cehd toile jnilte ;" when he got on the hridite,
another tuck of a very elegant structure Itt the other
extremity, with the motto,

"The glades. 12tb of Angnat,
" A patriot King and a gratefol Peupte,"
'truck hie view. Celbridge is a briiilsome town, -
rightfully situated on the books of the river Larry.
haviug one Main street. terminated by the magni-
ficent gate said demesne of Costletciti, the seat of
the late M. Connolly. The woollen manufac-
tory before alluded to isopirticularly striking object
on entering the town, it is perhaps one of the largest
the kingdom, and belongs to NI r. Houghton. There
are avast number of windows in the building, nut of
which were displayed pieces of cloths of venom tet.
tare end colour. TAW gave the factory a very gay
sod *KU* appearance. The persons employed i.i
it, amount* to several hoodreds of mat, women
sod ehildres, kited the street, doomed M costume :
they wort 090 sashes of blue and garnet, harass
emblenotwillsoimoi expressive of their Crafts of
attaehmest *taw/raw. His Majesty as he pawed
along, tools petits* *Ace of this ludas' ries* sod
interesting people. Here, sa indeed throlighost his
program, the people ertirmal their sincere sad do.

"4'
London, England, 1821-09-05

LUCA N.

His M.jes►y'a carrtage drove up to Colonel
Vesey's goie precisely at hall-past nine. attended
by a guard of honour; the resitting Magssirite.
Colonel Vesey. Governor of the Comity. sod Ws,
Guidon, were in ►tttendunce; the tine biod of air
county VuVlio, atetioneil at Lucian, with the sta.
were sloe iu reudiness, and on his Nizijestv's orrnvul
ituntednitely at rod' up "God rave the King." while
the shouts and cheer, of the assembled ye:ll*MA
added to the general rightist:ism displayed On this
gratifying occ.isiou. A beautiful triumphal .rob
wi, thrown between the fine Lombardy poplar, and
the principal Inn, the whole Covered with laurel.
and other evergreens, with festoons of blue ai:LI
pink silk, a beautiful gilt crown surmounting the
centre, with banners of various colour.. This arch
w•a• coostru, led in a few hours: it displayed the
motto:-.
"George W.—lreland's Glory."

Here his Majesty changed horses. An immense
concourse of people assembled to greet him, and
almost every window displayed a banner. It eris
curious to observe their construction—shawls, hued-
kerclitek, pelisses, &c. seemed to be put in regaisie
lion. After-a delay of a few minutes. his blijesty
drove forward, taking the rood to Crlbridge. A t
Major Marley's there was it magnificent arch throvs:a
across the road, opposite the Kate leedltig i,,to the
Major's demesne. Oil the gate was superbly em-
blazoned, in gold letters,

" o*orKe IV.—Erin p brae'!"

About one mile farther, at the bound, of the
roomy, cud at the extremity of the demeotie of gi.
Wolstan's, was another triutuphal arch, pith the
motto—

" See ball with Jell&ht the euarieioue'vieit of oar credues
Km'
Here the High Sheriff of the Cointy of Dublin,
and several Gentlemen whq accompanied Ilia
ty, rentaiucil with Mr.Cubbe, while the Huth Sheriff'
mud the Gentlemen of the County of Kildlirtt
received the King, who continued his journey, sc.
compenied by such of the County Dublin Gentle.
men es were able, from the superior mettle of their
horses, to keep 'Jae with the rapidity of the royal
movements.
London, England, 1821-12-12

PS! Poristigstiting no odium ograinotAk
Minus of Attain, and all who assisted in estejilioiti
ifllt it. Of this the address itself agers irstrioise
evidence; but we have further (artwork, that a►the
ordinary courier f Arid arrives in Puliaranry
on Sundays and Wednesdays. every ',dick uf ire
teiligence porponing to be derived fromillinliid

which appears in the Paris l'apers no any other
London, England, 1821-10-20

You will be clunked to hear that Major Going was yes-
terday evening inhumanly mo,dered near Cappaiiii, a little
beyond Adore. The 71 ins lofted five bullets eu his body,
sad not satisfied with that. fractured his skull. The body
hes in the Court 110 doe of (tatlikrale for an iuquest:
"'Other letters we have see.. stale, that two of his police-
men were kilteJ at the same time."
Wears sorry to find that the spirit of violence.
which has fur mime tine disgraced the county of
Limerick, is beginning to appear in the county of
Waterford. On she night of Sunday last the
house of Mr. GRIMM, within about half a mile of
the town of Duligarvon, was attacked by • gang
of ruffians, armed with pistols and sword., and
having their faces blackened. Mr. GREEN hap-
pened to he absent at the time or the attack, but
there were several ladies in the house, and also
a brother of Mr. GREEN, who has for some time
laboured under a certain degree of mental deli.
lily. This young gentleman, undressed and
*wily unarmed, rushed 'upon the robbery, and
knocked down one of then) ; lint at the instant
he woo tired et by another of the gang, and severely
wounded in the .shnulder. The ruffians thenpro-
ceeded to pillage the house; and,
.that they might
effect their purpose with greater **fay utml ease,
they caused :ill the ladies to kale their beds, mud
put them all into one room,. Where they locked
• them • up, without allowing thew •to dress theta-
Wee!, The,latlies wegrl however, risith.thio excep-
tiou, trotted witlua thew of civility. Property to •
considerable amount was curried off. .Surgical
aisistonee etas as -prianptly as possible affordeeto
London, England, 1821-10-20

Si ieciineos of Binding, and • statement of Friers, may be
sect' at his Worksimp, Friars-street, INictors' Commits, or
al 1 is noose, No. 10, Niatiouers' court, Liidiste.street,
Li•ltrrs of Inquiry will bate prompt atimiiitio.
•as Cliolemen's Istirarier lifted up :—Miscellsneoiss
"" • 4.4 bis6d is all bindings, from Site plainest to the must
ttiallermen to London or its Vicinity will be immediately
*sited spousal their request.
14.indon, October, 1621.
Jail published, continued to the King's Return from Ireland,
with a New Head (engraved by Heath) of Dr. Goldsmith,
sriee•Ss. hostisel; the Sevestemeh Edition of
•iipoiNNocK's impitovED EDITION of
A. Dr. GOLDSMITH'S HISTORY OF ENGLAND,
ft out the Invasion of Julius Cesar to the Death of George
the Second i with a Continnation to the Reign of George
the Powell; with a Classiest sad Modern Map, Questiuus
for Examination, Copious Note.,
•• We cossider ibis to be YON of the most complete Books
of the kind for Edscation that has ever issued from the
new, and the improvements so copious as to merit a ills-
(diet eirlwelorn.' • le Editors deserve every praise for the
pities and labour they have Mellowed in •perfetung the Pub-
laratiow.”—Literary Gazette.
. Xrintedior G. amal W. H. Whittaker, Ave•Marie-laue.
Of whom also may be haul, • '
PINNOCK'S IMPROVED EDITIONS of DR. gOLD-
IMIETWS 111111'0RJ MS of GREECE sad it" Mk, k, with
mumerons Additions and Improvements; at. the plag yf the
History of England. 19inii. price Os, 6d each. •
London, England, 1821-01-06

TO PRINTERY. ROOKSELLERS, WHOLESALE
• STATIONERS, Re.
Inmate be the h.bli of receiving Orderer/cm thitamentry
• Mr Printing Material..
10/IN GRANGER. PRIN'TER'S JOINER.
OP PRINTER'S SMITH. and DEALER in SECOND-
HAND -MATERIALS, No. 19, Rulls.huildings, Fester.
lalie, Cobden, bees to asqnsint the Trade in general they
will Sod it so their b louse advantage to ;melbas, of him
any Wog is she above Liar, fur ready Money. Has now for
Bale bumble Crows, Royal Crown, and Foolscap Presses
(tow), at very reduced prices; also • quantity of good
Second bawd Chases of the different aims; with venous
other Articlesia she Printiag Lime.
J. GRANGER illso Mires this opportualiy to return his
most grateful Swab to his Friends nod the Trade in
general, sod assures them that be will (wallows to do hit
smart to merit (time favours he has of late so liberally
experiemeed
London, England, 1821-01-06

THE TURF.

DONCASTER, 1821.
WOMIRATIONa FUR THE BT. I.EGER STAKES.
Mr. Wines rh. f. by C 0..,, dam by Patriot
Cutwirl Cooka's ch. I'. Civet, by Cervantes, out of Kinn)
14. ritswalliam's b. e. Sandbreds, by Cation, oat of Hrrilliss
Lord Milloss's eb. f. Ursula, by Cerraates, out of Fatal
Mr. Wortley's gr. f. by Cervantes, dam by Camille.
Mr. 0. Pawlett's Jack Spiggut, by Monition or Aidrossan
Mr. 0 Powleit's rb. f. Marigold, by Comas
Lord Oseensberry's c. by Ardrossan, Out of Remembrance.
Lord Queenahrinyle g. e. Scooter, by Prime Munster
Mr. Wilson names yr. C. Gustavus, by Election
Mr. Houlilsworib's Henry, brother to William
Sir W.Maswell'is Jock the Laird's Brother, by Yiscoust
Sir W. Mszveetl's gr. c. Ben Nevis, by Yurcintat
Mr. R. Miler'. b f. My Lady, by Coma"
Sir. Niro.'" gr. f. by Cuasei, oat of Lisette
Mr. Petre's yr. c. The Rama, by Cervantes, out of Gorilla
Mr. Lambion's b. e. Maltose, by Macbeth
Sir J. Bysig's b. c. Pits waiter, by Amodio, dam by Bing 'IA
Mr. Watt's ch. r. by Cerberus, owl of A Itisidura
Mr. Cues be. f. Lady Peter, by Smoleasko, ikon by Sir Peter
Mr. Foes br. c. Utile Darcy, h Fyldesieri, out of bleteutioa
Mr. James's gr. r. brother to Boarboa
laird Itossuoire'r b f. by Election, out of Promise
Mr. Bouireries hr. c by Blocher, oat of Brush'. dam
Mr. T. Sadler's f Poisoning, by Pyldener, out of Fully
Mr. S. Dvaneonsheri b. c. by figaulessko, out of Hipsweil Less
Mr. Clinou's b. r. Thorutoa, by Cuomo, out of St. Patrick.'
dam
Mr. Clifton', hr. c. Odds, by Haphazard, l'am by Sancho
Mr. Riddell", b. c. Cardwell, by X. Y Z.
Mr. Riddell's b. f. by X. Y. Z. out of Swinton% dam
Mr. Brasidliag's b. e. by Prime Minister, dam by Ruler
Mr. Bell'. br. f. by Sontrosko, out of Tiny
Mr. Pratekland's ch. r. Northern Light, by Octavian
Mr. Benson'. h. f. Ohio, by Bustard
Mr. Redesdale's b. e. by Prime Minister, out of I.ligabeth's
• dim
IA Scarborough's b. c. by Cotta, out of the Black Priory's
dam
Mr. Fergopon's c Champaign, by Octavian
Mr. Ferguson's Floranthe, sister to Horisby
Mr. Pentanes h. e. by Prime Muskier, dein by ditto
Mr. Whales 's b. r. by Tramp, dam by Gabriel
Mr. Gaseutgue's h c. Hamilton, by Grosvenor.
Mr. Klrby's b. c. be Cardioal York, dam by Orville
Mr. J. Rohissen's b. e. The Lord of the Manor, by Raphael
Mr. J. Robiasoini b. c. Mystery, by Mansion, dam by
Pips!~ •
Mr. Booby's bl. e. by initeloek, out of first Fly, by Cock-
fighter
Mr. flosby's br. f. Wilts, by Smolensko
London, England, 1821-01-06

LONDON,
• SATURDAY, JAngAar 6, ISV).

. .
t,c-rifbe Papers by the Flanders Mail. received yes.
tershiy, contain an account of the destruction of
the Palace of the Prince of °SAMOS. at Brussels,
by • 114 e. German Papers, received hut night,
Annousice another fire in the apartment of Lady
STRWARTi at Vienna. the damage sustained by
which is estimated at 200,000 florins. At this
season of the year fires are more frequent in F.sig.
hind than at any oilier period.. This effect is
attributed to various censer, among which the
Netter _use of this element, and the fierceness
h.ullos
e, Goan •eb it derive, the coldness of dis m tanusplieve,
1111Likl. obvious.

• A Mittiot• aFthe Freeholders of the County of
Ayr was held on Saturday last, when a loyal Ad-
dress was voted to his MaJens'. Sir DAVID H.
BEAM was in the Chair. The Address was moved
by Sir JAILIN FaRGUSON, and secoode4 by Sir
WILLIAM CUNNINGHAM. of Capringtoo. Mr.
Osw•LD, of Auchincruive, opposed the Address,
as intruding more then it professed, sod im-
plying an approval of the conduct of Ministers.—
Several other Gentlemen delivered their opinions,
some fur and others against the Address, which was
curried by a majority of 51—. the numbers being,
Ayes 66, Noes IS.—Oar coleus*, this day contain
• full report of the proceedings at this meeting.
The Address, it will be seen, was advocated eselu.
•sively se a mere expression of loyalty and devotion
to the KING and the Constitution. Its most sat.
guine supporters disclaimed all idea of au attack
upon the liberty of the press, the value of which
they duly appreciated, and they as explicitly dis-
avowed any intention of' implying by its adoption
an wpprubatiou of . the conduct of his filsams's
Miniatera.

A statement will be found io another part of our
Paper concerning the motivev that-have indliced
Air. CAN/ass to resign his seat irt the Cabinet,
and which it will be seen art the same as were Pl.
gioally intimated in this Paper. The Right
Honourable Gentleman was anxious to separate
from his hue Colleagues so long since as the month
of June last, but on his tendering his resignation
the KING expressed a desire that he should retain
his seat. Mr. CANNING obeyed hisM•JESTY,
but retired to the Continent iu tk hope that the
measure of the Bill of'Paiiis and Penalties might
be disposed of during his absence; but on return-
ing to England lee still tiods thus the proceedings
are mot finally closed, and his 'unwillingness •to
concur in any such measures reuss • g in full
furcr, Ilia Colleagues have advised that he should
be suffered to resign. We are further told, 'that
the /cm° complimented Mr. CANNING um the
consistency of his conduct. We doubt it uot.
We should expect front his 111A.rintilt 'every
thieg that is generous, greet, and noble. Far
, would it be, from the. magnanimity of his •ua-
London, England, 1821-10-27

Ito fit caning the new Ida WS attentiontliit
be issinedisoely sent to the Second Cbsonboi of the
States (;award. whose labners osoftsbet fee
this &Nies with this important subject.

We limo Irene Lille that the Freed, may is to
be completed to the full peaccestablishment before
the aid of this year. The cavalry, which woo hitherto
the most incomplete, has already received a greet
mane horses; and the War Minister has giveo orders
to choose the flout men of the elms of 1919, to
raise tbe•regiments to their full complement. The
/carps of artillery both on foot and homebeck will
be augmented. In the present state of saltier in
Europe, the French Government has felt the ac-
tually of having a respectable army ow font.
ocToesto 22.
•
The Coon of Assize decided this oiorniug the
affair of b. Wallet (absent), proprietor of the
Journal le Flambeau, and Messrs. Vervecke mid
Lvosan,. editor and translator of that journal, who
were accused of having sought, t y IMPUIII of ten
articles inserted in that Joann'', to excite discord
and disuoion, and enure troubles among the inhabi-
tants of the southern -.provinces. Thee articles
curtained severe censures, criticisms, and threats
against die persons and properties of those Members
of the States General who voted in July last for the
new taxes.
After a trial of three days, in which the accused
were ably defended by Messrs. Lerigsty, sud
Beyer, they were condemned, i.e. M. Leman and
Vervucke• to a year's imprisonment and the
costs.—(Brassels Papers.,Ociober 23.1
London, England, 1821-10-27

THORP, McYou.
A CIIIIIMON COUNCIL, holden in she CHAMBER of the
GUI I.DII LL of she CITY of LONDON, oa FRIDAY,
the Itrtih Day of October, 1821,
atitsoLvito,
THAT the Thanks of this Court be given to
Joseph Howse, H.q, for his assiduous attention to
his duly ill Parliament, and for his indefatigable exerti .... a in
Prolamine every ohjeet which may tend to economize she
Public Espeodimire, and especially for his Motion in the
Hones of Comm..., on the 27th °firma last, "That an bum-
ble Address be prevented to his Majesty, humbly to request
that, with a view of affording relief to she Country from a
part of its burdens, he will be graciously pleased to direct
that a emule ioveasisTtioo be instituted into the Mode and
Exmoor of the Misuagenseot and Collection of the several
Branches of the Reverse; jillg a sareruJ Revision be made
of ail Salaries and Allowances, especially of those which have
been increased since 1797, in order that they may he ad-
justed with reference to the imreased value of the Corresey,
sod to 11w distressed eircurost of the Country in all its
Departmems, in order that every reduction may be made
therein which tan be effected without &trimmed to the pub-
lowest, and its particular is the number of the Army, and
the Expose of its Easabliakimoolo."
Resolved—That the Freedom of this City be resulted to
Joseph Hume, Esq. is a Gold Roe, of tie salve of Osio Hen.
bed Guises,.
Resoliednat the Right Her. the Lard Mayor be re-
created to was the Braid OM WOODTIIOI PE.
London, England, 1821-10-27

IMPERIAL LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY,
5uN.,...0v KT, CORNH I LL, AND ST. JAM ESI-
-
CAPITAL, 1760,000.
LIVES INSURED with this COMPANY
are atlovisil to pew by Ses from one part of the
United Kingdom to auuther; cad aloe in time of Peace to
pass I. Kieg's Ships cad Pothole, or other decked vessels,
between British Purls and each Amiga Paine as lie between
Oileml and Havre de Grace, both included, without extra
Prelllllllll, and without being &objected to tbe ieconvenience
of applying far the special leave of the Director* sir 'ere.
tufure respired by the Nasal coneitissee of Life Policies.
By order of the Suited,
JOHN GREY, Actuary.
Persons Inured ter the whale Tee. of Life, will parti-
ripste periodically in Twn.Third Parts of the Yrv6la of the
Cumpsny, by additions to the Sense Wawa.
Rates and Conilitinau inay be had, by applying at either
of the Caw pany's Aires.

A liberal Ageoc y u allowed to Professional Meal effeetieg
In.:wastes.
London, England, 1821-10-27

NEXT TUESDAY.

STER L I N(; HONEY! not Two
L Blanks to It Prize, 30th THI3 MONTH (October).
BISH sold Half of all the 30.0001. Prizes that have ever
been drawn; and it in a fair issferenee that • good portion
of the Three •f 30.000?. in this Lottery, wilt fall to the
Share of those who purchase at his Offices, 4, Cornball, sad
9, Charing-erns.
a.• The Priers of Stocks are •Mited, hourly, against
81314'S Office, in (orfolk by which the Public can see
the (ludo:mobs.

N H.—When there were Three of sa,onot. Money Prises
is • form r Lottery BISH SOLD THEM ALL!! !
London, England, 1821-10-27

. . • • • •
-•
op, tt.e Comp)ainsn't was lying OR the ag•wsy
beastly drunk, with a parcel of drunken person s
around kim ; he was so drunk that he was obliged
to be carried to the watchhouse.
The CB•tast•ie ordered this witness also out of
box, and remarked that uo person who had heard
his evidence could believe one word of it, and that
he Considered him u very unfit person to remain
io the sit ono inn of a watchman.
Mr. &awry replied.
The CH•IRMAts summed up the evidence. and
commented in severe •terms on the nature of the
defence that was attempted in be set up.
The Jury found the Defendant Gettig.
The COURT sentenced him to pay a line of 150/.
with liberty to speak to the Prosecutor.
The Defendant declared he was not able to pay
half that sum.
The CII•IRMAN—.." Then you must pay it by
thee imprisonment of your person. You had better
take advantage of the kind liberty the Court has
grouted you of speaking to the Prosecutor."

MARKETS.

CORN EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, °trove* 26.
Time supply of Wheat mince Monday homing bees bet mo
dente, 6ue fiesh samples mold this !morning on fell as good
terms as on Wedrieselay ; but the demand is very trifling for
the inferior qualities, at a reduction of from ts. MU. per
quarter from Monday's prices. Fine bright Barley sold ls.
per quarter dearer, haviug hut little of that sort at mark,';
het the discoloured saa•ples were dull of sate. Oats, Bean.,
and Pease, mold rather better duo ou Wednesday, but nut at
any improvemeist io prices.

OXBRIDGE.
Cara Inspector's Rasura, THURSDAY, Os-costa 23.
Wheat, per load l6l —s to 221 —a
1'441. ditto
Barley, per quarter 23s —d so 34. —4
Oats l6. —.l to 321 —II
Gears 261 —d to 38s —4
Pease 22a —4 to us —d
lt)e
London, England, 1821-12-15

ASZ'API PROM DROtithINO.

t

Tanseday aftentsmal *Boat is wklitollllllt 41111101riest
Named Thorniest', Illifibtre tlaughsilln Lady.
missing between Solubwark and lnwila g, mu Wel of
• craft tinned seem Imams from the hs.r earl they
were all throws late the stater; fortoestely several tither
hosts wove close at band, mad rowed to their anistaure.
The whole party were imasedistely restore froas their
perilous titration. ad safely eouveyed ha the merest
poblic.briese. They were of ware* extremely agitated,
hut providentially did not experieece may other particular
matigrceleme thee a severe duckiog.
M A RK ETS.
CORN EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, Drogue's 14.
The overwheitaimg supplies of Wheat cc ham had for
several weeks past, bawling iierasimed a very ceasidnable
redaction is prier, and Fluor out harlot falter as woo ex.
peeled, has produced • general °Maim that Wheat has aim
reached its lowest price, and several mitten acted open that
'vision this esuraiug by penchants( tolerably ferny at •
redwetim of to. per quarter for the atiddliag sad isferiur
qualities, earl prime sampin at Moseley's quutatioas. The
Barley trade I. extremely heavy, and although the attest
samples were offered at • &charm( U. per quarter from last
day's prices, • very small proportion of ate supply was dl..
posed of, mad the Janne aorta were quite isosaleable. Oats
are Is. per quarter lower; bet Am Dealt Cora net a brisk
sale at that abatement. Beaus are from ls. to Is. per quee-
ns lower.

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