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which was stated to have accompanied the two Bank
post hills.
A long consultation then took place between the
Learned Judges and the Counsel, and
Mr. Justice PARK, addressing the Jury, said he found
that there was not the slightest proof that Barrett had ever
had the bank post bills in his possession. It had only
teen stated by lily in Barrett's absence that he got the
bills from Barrett, but that could not be evidence against
Barrett.

The Jury found the prisoners Not Guilty.
They were again sent to the bar upon another indict-
ment, by which Barrett was charged with stealing a letter
containing two Bank post bills for the payment of 300/.
and 50/., and Kav was charged with receiving the two
bills, knowing them to have been stolen.
A great part of the evidence in the preceding case was
produced in this. It appeared that the prisoner Birrett
was on duty on the ?Ist November, as a sorter of letters
at the General Post-office. On that day, Mr. Reid, Ma-
naging Director of the Imperial Life Office, sent a letter
containing two Bank post bills for 300/. and 50/. addressed
to' Mrs. Elizabeth Casket, Imperial Office, Falmouth.
The letter was then sent to the General Post-office, and
the postage paid. It, however, never reached its des-
tination.

The Jury found the prisoner Barrett Guilty, and Ac-
quitted Kay.
There were still five indictments against the prisoner
Barrett (i❑ one of which Kay was joined with him), but
after some consultation it was decided by the Judges that
they should not be proceeded in.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DA Y.)

FROM LLOYD'S,

PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 7 and S.—Wind E.—Sailed his Ma-
jesty's ship Curaqoa, for the East Indies.
COWES, JAN. B.—Arrived the Hannah, Hutchinson, from
Rio Janeiro, and the Clarissa Ann, Owen, from Savannah.
GUERNSEY, JAN. 6.—Arrived the Swallow, Corder, from
Trieste.

DUBLIN, JAN. 7.—Arrived the Triton, 'Airmail, from St.
John's, New Brunswick ; and the William:and Helen, Willinns,
from London.

WATERFORD, JAN. 7.—Arrived the Helen, Fishwick, from
Miramiehi ; and the. Surprise, Thirwan, from London.
BELFAST, JAN. 7.Arriyed the Cassandra, Bristow, fr, m
Rotterdam.

STANDGATE CREEK, JAN. B.—Arrived the Love, Glaves,
from Memel.

LIVERPOOL, JAN. 7.—Sailed lb* Samuel Brown, Harding,
for Bengal
FALMOUTH, JAN. 7.—Arrived the Lord Melville packet,
from Bermuda, sailed from Halifax the 18th ult.

The Intrepid, Robinson, from Quebec, has arrived at Hull;
the Ariandene, Stile, from Teneritre, at Leith ; and the Mary
Ann, Stevens, from London, at Caernarvon ; the latter with
four feet water in the hold, and must discharge, having struck
on the liar, bound to Lancaster.

The Mediterranean, W-etherall, from London, to Liverpool,
put into Holyhead full of water, having taken the ground.
Cargo discharging.
The Mersey, Ball, from Liverpool to London, put into 11(ly-
head, very leaky, having struck on the Platters.
The New Diligence, Walls, from Newport, was driven on
shore in Dundrum Bay on the Gth instant. Cargo expected to
be saved.

The Shallyline, from Plymouth to Galway, was wrecked on
the coast of Cunnemara, on the 29th ult.

The Benjamin Milliken, Paul, from Liverpool to St. Andrew's,
New Brunswick, was stranded off Cape Sable on the 4th ult.,
and it was doubtful if the cargo would be saved.
The Excellent, Green, from Demerara, was spoken on the
12th ult. in lat. 27. long. 57., with her foremast sprung, by the
Sarah, Chesney, arrived at Liverpool.
The Colombine, steamer, has returned from the Brielle to
Standgate Creek, with her outward cargo, not being able to land
it on account of the ice.

THE MARKETS.-(THIS DAY.)
CORN EXCHANGE.
The arrivals of Grain last week were moderate and of Flour
tolerably good. This morning there is not much Corn of any
kind fresh up. The Wheat trade has rather improved to-day for
fine samples, but other qualities meet the same heaviness in
disposal as lately reported; the prices, therefore, cannot be
stated any higher. Barley of prime quality is rather dearer, other
kinds remain as last week. Beans that are dry are firm in prices.
Pease of both kinds are heavy in sale at Is. per quarter lower.
Oats are held firmly by the factors at the terms of this day
se'night, but the trade cannot be reported lively. The Flour
trade is not generally brisk, but for good quality there is rather
more inquiry than of late.
PRICES ON BO

,ARD OF SHIP.

Wheat, Red (old:

--White (t
-Red 18.3,
-..--
Superf
-White (1
- Fine.,
- Forte

)1(1) —s. —s.
,1) 48s. 545.
55s 58s.
fine 6.35. 665.
1831) 4Bs. 565.
575. 645.
fine 6Bs. 726.
free 50s. 766.
Ms. 40s.
245. 306.
325. 345.
New 355. 40s.
54s 58s.

Beans, Small (new)... —s. —s.
(old) —s. —B.
Tick (new).... 35s 375.
• (old) .... 40s. 42.5.
Harrow (new) 375. :;9s.
(old).. 40s. 445.

Brank
Oats, Feed
New
Poland
New
- Potatoe
New

Rye
Barley
- Fine
- Superfine
Malt
- line New
Pease, Grey Nem
-- Maple Nt
- White
- Boilers

165.
--s.
;21s.

Scotch
Irish 1

255. 28s.
"7s. 295.
[Ss. 22s 245.
LCk) 556 60s.
50s. 5.5%
itry 465. 525.
85. 9s.

60s. 645.
v 34s. 375.
e«• 4os. 415.
345. 375.
38s. 405.

Flour Town (per sa
Seconds
- North Couu
Bran