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Mr. Otrawstr (who with Mr. Pollock and Mr. Broughain were
also on behalf of the defendants) said they signed the promediap
of the day merely to certify them, but not as emoting to what diem
proceedings directed to be.done.
Mr. Justice BAILEY Raked whether there was any thing tomboy
that the defendants were concerned in the musing of the resohatim
for printing the proceedings ?
Mr. SCAZT.ETT Said the resolution wu carried by a show of
hands . he thought the defendants ought to show that they did net
agree to it.
Mr. Judea., B thought the question ougbt'to be submitted
to a grand jury, whether the Libel was a publication by the data.
dants or not.
The Rule for a criminal information was accordingly discbmged.
ARCHES LOUR DAY, Juts S.
117E12 V. 11t1155.
In this care, which was a suit promoted by the wife spinet the
husband, for a divorce, by reason of nullity of maniffs,
Doctors LUSHINOTON and DODSON argued against the admit.
sibility of several allegations tendered in behalf tithe husband to
vitiate the testimony adduced by the wife in support of the validity
of her marriage.
Sir Jou w Nicuott. rejected the allegations, end amignsd the
suite for sentence on the next Court day.
11000 V. 5000.
Dr. ARNOLD, advocate fur the plaintiff. Mrs. Louisa Mogg.
recited the several proofs given in evidence in this cause, being for
a divorce, by reason of adultery, cruelty, and infamous offences by
her husband, and prayed the judgment of the Court.
Sir J. NICHOLL said he had read all the depositions, in which
it Appeared to him there was proof sufficient to charge the bus+
band with a violation of his conjugal duty, and repeated acts of per-
sonal violence, the withdrawal of his society from that of his wife`
as well as the conviction which had taken place at the Somerset
,o be • The 10'

A Bin', against him for an offence not fit to u named. . wife
WAS therefore efititled to the relief she prayed for; and the only
question that remained foe him to decide was one of alimony. By
the allegations put in in respect to her husband's property, it ap-
peared he was in the receipt of one hundred and fifty pounds per
annum, or thereabouts. In a case of such enormity as the present,
and where it also appeared there was a child to be supported, and
who it would be desirable should have the mother's can, it was
his wish to go the greatest possible length. As the Court bad on
many occasions of less eruelty than the present given one-half the
husband's annual income, he was dispssed to give it also in this
case; and should any circumstance hereafter arise to induce the
Court to alter the present decision, it could take them into consider.
scion. He would therefore allot her 751. per annum.

MARKETS.

CORN-EXCHANGE, lilox DAY, Juxz 6.
We had a very short supply of Wheat this morning, partiett.
lady of fine quality, which being in demand, sold readily at an
advance of full 2s. quarter dearer than lut Monday ; there was
some inquiry for middling and inferior qualities, at improved
pricew—Then was a better sale for Barley this morning, and finw
Malting realised a small advance on the currency of last Monday—
. had a large market of Oats, most of which were from Irelands
the sale was rather heavy, and it was with difficulty prices of last
week were maintained.—We here no notice an improvement of 2%
per quarter in Beans, as also an increased demand.—Peas of both
sorts sold freely, on tern.* quite equal to last Monday.—Linseed
supported its currency, and there was inquiry after Rapeseed.
WHEAT. NAL 1.
Rent and Essex (red) flOs to 74s Essex Ws to 621
Do. (white) - fills to 78s Ditto, brown - 46% to 62s
Suffolk (red) 60s to 72s Suffolk & Norfolk 50s to 62,
Ditto (white) - fies to 77s Ditto, brown - 46, to 82$
Norfolk and Lincoln-
shire (red) 60% to 705 English -26 s to IN
Irish US to 112 s Foreign 24. to flOa
RYE 321 to 36s j.INVELD.
PARLEY. English 42. to 46s
Malting -34 s to 40s Foreign -32 s to 36s
Grinding -28 s to 34s HEM PSEED.
OATS. English (per qr.) 40s to 42t
Feed, Essex & Kent 23s to 2lis Foreign -40 s to 42.
Lincolnshire 24s to 26s TARES.
Yorkshire 24s to 211 s English (per qr.) 28, to Ms
Irish white 22a to 24s Ditto, new - 40% to 44s
Ditto black 23s to 25s Foreign - 20, to 24s
Poland, Lincolnshire 25s to We Ditto, new - 26$ to 30a
Yorkshire - 25. to 28a SEEDS.
Potato, Lincolnshire 26e to 30s Rapeseed (per last) 241 to 261
Yorkshire 264 to 30a Blustardseed (brown)
Scotch . 28s to 31s per bushel . 121 to 131
Irish -24 a to 26, Ditto, white yl to 11l
RE•NS. Clover, rut (per cwt.) 401 to Cul
Ticks, new - 316, to 40s Ditto, white - 401 to 601
Ditto, old . 42s to Qs Trefoil 201 to 261
Pigeon • 40a to 46e Coriander - & to 101
Ditto, old -48 a to 54s Carraway 361 to 401
PEAS. OIL CAKES.
345 to 36a Rapeseed (per ton) 411 to 01
-36 s to 37s Linseed (ditto) 641 to 01
36s to 40s
41s to 423

Hog
Maple -
Whin

GUILDFO
Wheat per 1. 15,1 Os to 211 Os
Old ditto - 01 Os to 01 Os
Oats per qr. 11 fos to 11 Us
Old ditto - 01 Os to 01 Os

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