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London, England, 1819-09-06

CHESTER CITY SESSIONS, Ave. 31.

Our City Sessions commenced on Tuesday last
with a Calendar presenting the unusual number of
20 iaisoners.

The following is an extract from the Charge,of
the Recorder to the Gentlemen of the Grand
Jury
" Before I sit down, Gentlemen, I will trouble
you with a few words on a subject of deep impor-
tance at the present moment, and which every
one must advert to with great regret---I 'allude to
the political dissentions and disturbances which have
recently occurred in a neighbouring county. I may
congratulate you, Gentlemen, that in the midst of
these distressing occurrences, this city has remain-
ed steady and tranquil ; and I am convinced that
you will feel it your duty, by your precept and by
your example, setting aside all local and minor
differences, to support the laws and constitution
of the couotry, under which we enjoy so many
blessings; that you will stand on your ground
against the endeavours of discontented men, who,
either by secret machinations or open violence,
would subvert both, and manfully oppose all their
rash attempts to accompliNli the overthtow•uf our
rights and liberties, and in their stead s,t tip
system of anarchy and riot. This, Gentlemen,
I au► petsuaded you will do; and we shall bete-
alter find, that it is the hest mode of present pre-
servation, and of handing down to oilr posterity
those invaluable privileges which at present we
enjoy. Gentlente•n, 1 will no longer detain you j
from the exercise of your important d.i; y."l

THEA'T'RICALREGISTER.
Performed on Saturday 217ght.
THEATRE ROYAL,' }IA YAM 10:FT.—Pigeons and Crows :—Prin-
cipal Characters by Nir. Terry and Miss E. Blancltard.
A fter4which, Ladies At Horne. To which was added, The
Siirprice.
THEATRE itOYA L. ENGLISH OPERA •lIOUSE.,—A Cure. for 110-
nutnce : Principal Characters by Mr. WriAigi std Mr,. W.
S. Chatterly. Alter which, The Brown ',Co Which
was added, The Tailors.

TO CORRF;
lalloTtis to .TotIN ANAmuuPtiuN, Au riNDAVNTEt) RE-

FutoltH, and other Articles,

PRRI OF sTocKs
THIS DAT AT TwEL.vr:

Bank Stock stint I India 80mi5,.....11a. Ms. pr.
S per Cent. Itrd.. shut Exch. Bing, ,?d,....25. Si. dis.
3lper Cent. Cons. "144 71 Do. Connnereial, I 3s. 153. I4s.
4 per Cents. I
. per Cent. Navy Ann.. tUli 1 I Owniom . :•1 pr.
Bank Long Ann shat Cons. for Acc0unt,.....71 414,J,
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London, England, 1819-10-23

DEPARTURES.

The Earl of Hardwielce, to his seat, Wimpole Hall, Cam-
bridgeshire ; Captain and Airs. Athlytage, from Blake's Hotel,
to their seat in Berks ; John Brown, Esq. from' the Royal,
Hotel, to Brighton ; the Earl of Egremont, to Petworth.
London, England, 1819-10-23

REGISTER OF FASHION.

ARRIVALS:
The Marchioness of Camden and Lady urcotgma Pratt, in
Arlington-street, from the Wilderness, Kent; Lord Cranburn,
at Salisbury House, Arlington-street, from Hatfield ; Captain,
Piohorn and Captain Bone, at the St. Petersburg's Hotel,
from Weymouth.
London, England, 1819-10-23

NTT/VITIRR. 54t6.1

VICTUALLING-OFFICE, October 22, 1819.

COMMISSIONERSfor rICTUALLING
is 111.4, ESTI"S N.,117Y do hereby give Notice,
'that on Tuesday, the .2d of November next, airy will be ready
:1!) receive Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat for One
Atundred and Twelve Tons of NEW ~TOUT litON HOOPS,
thefollowing'Deacriptienu, vi:.

BUTT HOOPS so Tons.
PLATE DITTO l4
CANS BUOY DITTO

e re-manufactured front the old, broken, and bent Pieces
Iron Hoops now remaining on Xis Majesty's- I(u:walling
'renaises at Deptford; to be deliveied in the pace of Six
IPeeha, by equal weekly proportions., into the Victualling
44'1"es at that place; and to be paid for by Bills, payable,
ivithout Interest, 60 days after date.
rhe' Conditions of the Contract may Lesiva at the Seere-
e"Y's Office.

• 4VO regard will be had to any Tender in which the Pike
Mall not be inserted in Words at length, or that shall nut
.le edirered to the Board before One o'Cloeh on Me said nes-
-443's the 2d of November next; nor unless the Perseu who
Makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends,
to answer when called for.
4ach Tender must also be accompanied by a Letter signed
17 Iwo responsible Persons, engaging to become bound with
tke Part,/ tendering, in the Penni,Sam of 1,-.1000, for the
ItarPerfOrmance of the Contract.
London, England, 1819-10-23

CUANGES.

The Earl and Countess St. Germiiin, to Port Eliot, Corn-
wall, from Lord and Lady Somers' seat, Eastoor Castle, Won-
cestershire ; Lord Sydney and the Misses Townshend, to
Frew-mil, Kent., from Lord Mark Kerr's scat, Holm-
wood; the Earl of Ilochsavage, to Chohnondeley Castle,
Cheshire, from the Isle of Wight ; Lord Barnard, to Lis seat
in Hants, from a tour.
P.Ol-1 Arian/M.S.—The Hnnourabie and Reverend Mr. Rini
Mrs. Torrour, Sir H. Baynton, Sir J. Justice Burroughs
and family, `,,ir A. Johnson, Sir..J. Lillie, Sir V. Vyvyan,'
La.dy Collier, lady St. .Tohh—Vi6Admiral Sir W. Hargood:
sod .finoilyirien. Grant, Col. a od.Mrs. Gobbi us, Major`. Bart-
lat, Capt. and Mrs. Morgan,' Captain Gregoe, Captain Hoey;
Capt. Jones, Capt. Kearly, Capt. Monekla nd, Capt. Maitland,
R.N.', Captain White, Lieutenant W. H. Fitzlienry.
London, England, 1819-10-23

A 11 M Y.

IttgLAßn.--,The following has been received by
Lient.-Colonel DEsttatsiOf,, commanding the Royal
Artillery in the Garrisorof Limerick '
". Head-quarters, Mtutstq Di,trict; Cork, Oct.l 15,819.
" Major-General Gordon is 'well.pleased with the soldier-
like appearance of the Detachment of Royal Artillery and
Royal Artillery Drivers, under the command of Lieutenati:.
Colonel Deshrisay—the got conduct of the men is highly crc
ditable to themselves, and to the system adopted by the Li r-
tenant-Colonel.",
Lient.-Colonel.ocmytus CAREY, C. 8., Major
of the 57th, has succeeded to the command of that
Regiment, by purchase, in the room of Lieut.-
Colonel SPRING, who retires from the Army.
London, England, 1819-10-23

UNIVERSITY, INTELLIGENCE. •

ONFoan, OCT. 22.—0 n Wednesday the follow-
ing Degrees were conferred
The Rev. Edmund Goodenough, B.D. Student
of Christ Church, and now Head Master of ‘V est
minster School, tvAs admitted Doctor in Divinity:

MASTER 4,F ARTS.
James Case, of Brazenose College.
BACHELORS OF ARTS.
Wm. W. Phelps. of Corpus Christi College.
Henry Street, of Balliol College.
On Tuesday ast, the Rev. William Preston,
M.A. and the Rev. George Porter, M.A. were
elected Fellows of Queen's College, art the Old
Foundation.
London, England, 1819-10-23

his brother Radicals, to meet a►id rob hisrMas-
ter's house, directing them not only to bring in-
struments fit for =house-breaking, but also wea-
pons to murder the servant girls, and engaging to
bring them into the 'house by rt,haelt-door, agree-
able to the process -proposed in another House for
the Staffordshire Baronet. •

Here, then, this requisition was illegal ; and
being known, fully justified the peace-otiicers in
taking previous possession of the ground, and lay-
ing hold of these nocturnal patriots before they
had proceeded to, violcnce. But let us suppose that
Coachy, like Mr. Hunt and the other Radicals,
had withdrawn his first requisition as iilel sI, and
had issued a secon4, inviting his niends to sup
with him at his master's house, after the usual
hour of rest, desiring thew pres'erve order
silence, but to bring whatever night be useful
with them, such as ehissels, saws, hammers, pick-
locks, and a butcher's kitiw, lest the girls should
be disturbed ! Let us even suppose that on trial
he shall produce one of the gang to swear that
such was the rcguisition under which his friend,s
were assembled in the yard • and hay-loft, would
you, JOHNNY, as a Juror, consider the requisition
as a proof of the legality of the meeting ?
If you would not, what say you to the Man-
chester business That's all, JOHNNY.
Yours,

IGNOTUS.

P. S. If a highwayman is to be considered as.
acting peaceably until he has actually taken the
money out of your pocket, then the Manchester
Meeting was peaceable. So far the iVhigs would
be in the right , and they might even say that they
ore not endeavouring to,t,irii Ministers out, 1111(1
to turn themselves in, l►ec,►itse they have not yet
accomplished that job. Bur it their innocence of
the cha6;e depeudS nl►on the non•fulhltoeut of
111eir object that object being nominwlly
and their proceedings not :woolly tiotous, why
then, JONNsy, I fancy the Poor Innocents have
very little chance of being either put or taken up-
on triall What say you, Johnny f) •

THEAT It C A REGISTEIL
Performed 1,44 Nieht. • ,
THEATRE. Rom., DitußY-LAxE.---The Fisherman's Hitt :
Principal Characters by Mr. Mundell and Mrs. V. West,
After which, Amoroso; to which was added, The Mayor of
Garratt.
THEATRE ItnYAL, Coyf',:rr-GanniEN.—ltob Macgregor
Itoo Roy Macgregor Campbell, Mr.Macrbidv; Diana Ver-
non, Miss M. Tyre. After which, Ways and Means.

TO CORnEspoNnENTs.
'Fite FotritTruDlALootn: on ItErogm, on Monday.

4%.** For LITERARY REVIEW, see the Eirst.Page.

PRICE 0

STOCKS •

THUS DAY AT ruowir;
3 per Cent. Red. ti per Ct. Navy Ann. IC2I iii
3 la, Cent. (Inni.- (i7;41-.3liti-t; India Bondi 106. I2s. 96. pr.
31 per Cent
4 per Cents...... 3.. 83 84i 0111161..1m
Bank Lon:; Ann. 17 1 l-latis I)itto (payment)
9-16111 S Cubs. for Account 674iiilli

Altßivr.D,-.lnublio, I watrford, 1 Holland.
Du France.

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO.MORfIOW.
Moroimg, IS minutes alter S. t Evening, 40 I.lllnates after C.
London, England, 1819-12-11

(CIRCULAR.)

A GENERAL INVITATION to the PEOPLE of EN.G.
LAND, SCOTLAND, IRELAND, and WALES, to recom-
mend Particularly to their Servants and Carriers to ask for
TURNER'S LIQUID or PASTE BLACKING, as it is to he
bad of all the principal Grocers, Bootinakers, Stationers,
Ironmongers, Druggists, and Perfumers in every Town its
the Kingdom, from an improvement lately made, which SOP*
passes any Blacking ever ln•ought before the Public.
N.B.—To those who have never yet made a trial, it is most
earnestly recommended.
I am, with profound respect,
Yours, very trolly,
RICHARD TURNER.

BlAcking Manufactory,
4, London-road, Southwark.

IMPORTANT INFORIvIATION.—From calculation
by the College of Physicians, no less than 40,000
die annually in Great Britain ot Consumption,
and at least 10,000 in London. The late William
Turnbull, Esq. a very ingenious Surgeon. skeet:-
taisted that every 20th person was ruptured
These complaints are truly alarming to every in-
dividual who uses the least exertion. It is also
Mete:lath! the number that suffer tiom a certain
Disease, by being improperly treated. It was
hose t;:resousinticeS iuditced Dr. COOPER to select
etument Paysi:ians and Sur.r e a of 41 least 30
years' experience, to form a Me‘lical Huard ; knrt
since the establishment nrwa,tis of 30,000
Pa-
tients have hr-en cured without confinement—.
many' ot them after hospitals bad failed.
Messrs. COOPER ant Co. are conSulte,l at
WOutiStock-Street, Oxtotti•strtel ; anti at C tar-
lour House, Great Charlotte•street, opposite the
Rev. Root land Hill's, tl,Fy, front eight till eight.
Nlechmuics have advice gratis et ety evening, from
six till teght ; and on Ss nsl. y mornings un ii 12

k-
*** RUPTURES of 30 years standing radically
cured t'ilbuist confinement.
*t* There are d.orsat each house, rind
iv.ie looms for a.
N.B. The AEU c...d ,vo.lld an well tQ read
Messrs. Coops ii and Co.'s Lectures on two pre-
Di&eries, published at one s',illing, by i\l'r.
1-I»rvi.y, 22. l'Amkfiiars-road. They will also
prove u:ctill to young Practitioners.
London, England, 1819-12-11

TO CO ICI Es PON D ENTS.

We are sorry to have delayed TesAx's Reply to PERTINAX
and THE DlssEisrrEa, which the extreme length and inte-
rest of the Debates has hitherto excluded. It shall appear
as speedily as possible.—Other Favours are unavoidably
postponed.

*** For CLEnicus, see the First Page.

PRICE OF STOCKS
TRIM 9AV AT tWELVE o'cr,ficK.

3 per Cent. Red. 6531 i
3i lei r Cent.
.1 per Cents.
ilaank Long Ann. 17 5-16tt►s

India Bondi 9s. 4s. dis.
Exch. Bills, Yd .. Ss. Ids. dis.
(Minium
Cons. (or Account....67tl 67

MAILS.

ARRIVEW-1 Dublin, 1 Guernsey and Jersey, I Holland,

I Pander,.
Dice-2 Dublin, 3 Wa.erlord, 1 Guernsey and Jersey,

1 :Mita, I France.

111 CH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO•MORIMR'.
Nlortimg. 40 minutes anti' 9. j Evening, 44 tinuttles ntlur 9.
London, England, 1819-01-05

lacter.

We have given in another part of our Paper
sketch of the Meeting which took place yesterdil
in favour of Mr. Hostronss, at a public-house
its
Brewer-street. It collies from a Correspontleuc
oho was present, but though he has thrown
ti
ludicrous air over some passages, we are asswe't
that it is altogether a faithful outline of vyll''r
occurred. We perceive that a Morning Paper "5
inserted n long account of Mr. HonnousE's SPerclL
at this Meeting, and we cannot but wonder 11" t
so respectable a Journal, which mightbe fill;(s.
with lunch better matter, should have 108(0
columns with such abusive dulness, and
hackneyed trash. Mr. HoßnousE, however, yes..
terday effectually threw off the mask ;
he declared
himself a friend to Radical Reform, which can mesll
nothing but a Gallic Revolution, and, indeed, in)
the course of his speech, lie hiuted that
he expected a Revolution, but humanely expressed
his hopes that it would not be attended wit
honing, drowning, shouting, &C. &c. as wor
the case with such an event in another Coun^,
try. Ile also declared himself the 0(10.0
cute for Annual Parliaments and Universai
Suffrage. Nay, he even said, that Parliaments
could not be too short. They shouhl, be "as
slual as possible." So that accorditlg to, h.is or
nio„, nearly the whole, or indeed the wb'le Ok•
every year should ,be occupied by Eiectiou-0"
tests and riots ! if Mr. HOE,HOUSE thinks as he
spoke, he must be a very
and it lie does not think so, what term can be
applied to his conduct sufficiently expressive of in- -
dign • He compared Parliameolary trusts with
ation weak and ignorant Man*
those of private me" to their Stewards, not aware •
of the vast difference between the concerns of
ptivate individuals anti what relines to the ho-
!lour, the interest, and the security of au Empire.
This is another proof of a very shallow mind, or of
gross dh.simulation ; but from what we have heard
of him, anti read of his productions, we are in-
clined to give him credit for deplorable imbecility
of mh!. In the course of his speech he was all- -
surd enough to censure thine whQ 'Alvished!'
London, England, 1819-01-05

DUTCH MAIL.

A piaci; Mail arrived last night, and has
brought the following intelligence :
" BRUSSELS, Nov. 30.—They write from the
French Frontiers, that the tour of the Duke of
Angouleme, in the Northern Departments, had for
its object not only to examine the state of the
fortresses, but also to • inquire into the opinions
of the great number of Generals and Officers who
are resident in the Departments, and are on half-
pay. The Duke had trequent conversations with
the ptincipal of them. Some of the Officers are
sent, front time to time, upon •ac:ive service,
but care seems to be always taken not to in-
clude among them those whose way of think-
ing is exaggerated. The Commissioners ap-
pointed to investigate the state of the Frontier
Fortresses have proceeded a great way in their la-
bours. It appears, that these Fortresses, during
the time that the French Frontiers were extended
to the Rhine, were greatly neglected, and that
most of them require very considerable repairs, to
answer, in some degree, the object for which they
are designed. Some necessary materials have been
collected tot' the repair of these dilapidated works,
and several Officers of Engineers have been charg-
ed with the direction of the operations. A re-
solution of the Government is expected to de-
termine in what manner the loss of the for-
tresses, ceded by the last peace, shall be made
good—the line of djeuce, projected ,by Vau-
ban, having been broken by that cession.—
The
Decree of the King, by which the fortresses
are released front the state of siege, and every
thing again replaced on the footing of peace, has
trade in all quarters a highly favourable impres-
sion The report is renewed, that the King has
resolved to allow 25 of the Ex-Conventionalists,
banished for voting for the death of Louis XVI.
to return to France. Sevet al celebrated Generals,
and others, .who have made a conspicuous figure
in the French Revolution, and who are among
the exiles, seem not likely to obtain this permis-
sion so soon ; but it is, however, thought, that
in time the French Government will relax in its
severity to them also. Considerable changes
have been made wilbin these few clays in the Mi-
litary Administration, all tending to introduce re-
duction the expenditure. Reductions in other
branches of the Administration are also spoken of.
HAGUE, DEC. 31.—The LatV of the Budget
for the year 1819 is now published, dated 24th
December. The disbursements being estimated
at 72,703,144 florins, and the net revenue at the
sum of 72,786,691, there is a surplus of above
80,000 florins. On, occasion of this law we re-
mark that the annual expenditure has regularly
diminished, being—

1816 82,000;000
1817 4 76,788.000
1818 '4,000,000
1319 79,703,000

" It is supposed that (his last sum will not be
all wanted, because among the receipts of the last
year we find a aunt of 3,616,000 florins under the
bead of savings."
London, England, 1819-01-05

Jr!
-formed, at V. 30., and on B,itorday at 66 73
The exchange at Paris %vas 23. 15.—The private
letters from tiamhurgh notice another failure in
that city—the house of Reimartis Busch and Co.
-+-We are sorry to add to this list of commercial
deficiencies,- that a most respectable firm in -the
city of London yesterday also suspended its pay-
ments.

The public is already aware, that great dissa-
tisfaction has prevailed :with respect to the con-
' duct of certain of the Revenue Boards. In con-
sequence of the endless complaints springing np
out of this dissatisfaction, a commission was
some time ago appointed to investigate the con-
duct of such Boards. With the issue of the in-
quiry generally we are not acquainted : use know,
however, that a report has been made, and acted
upon to a certain extent. The Public will un-
detstand what is meant, in a case like the resew,
by the term resignation. Messrs. Roe arid Lut-
trell, the Chairiliall and Deputy Chairman of time
Customs, resign ; anti are to be succeeded by
Messrs. Bartle and Deane, of the same Boatd, as
Chairman and Deputy Chairman. It is reported
that Colonel Shawe, of the Horse Guards, and
the present Commissioner of Preventive Vessels,
are to be time new Commis•ioners. By this ar-
rangement the salary of the I.ist-nam,...i (-3:Alde-
rman will he saved to the country.—(lbi,/.)
London, England, 1819-01-05

LONDON MAIUKEiS.

PRICE OF BREAD THIS WEEK•
The highest price of the best ‘Vheaten Bread throngut,
the Metropolis is stated by the principal Bakers to be -ssim:
the Quartern Loaf, being an advance of one flalfpcn°l
since our last.—Some Bakers sell the Quartern Loaf from
one penny to two-pence lower.
lb. oz.
Peck I.oaf to weigh .. 17 6 Quartern Loafto weigh 4..1
Half ditto.. ditto .... all Half Quartern ditto
.. 2
London, England, 1819-01-05

GENT !--

" Whitehall, 9.9 th Dec. 1818.

"MY Loan,--I have had the honour to lay btfore his
Royal Highness the Prince Regent, the very dutiful and loyal
Address of the Nolilemen, Gentlemen, Clergymen, and Free-
holders of the County of Northampton, expressing their
affectionate Condolence on the lamented death of her late
Majesty the Queen : And I have to acquaint your Lordship
that his Roq•al Highness received the same in the most gra-
cious manner. I have the honour to be, my Lord, your
Lordship's most obedient, humble Servant,

" To the Marquis of Northampton,
&c. &c. &C.
Castle Ashby, Northampton.

4‘ SIDMOUTH.

HOUSE• BREAKING IN THE DAY-TIME.—On Fri-
day last, in the middle of the day, sonic thieves
broke into the -house of Mr. 'Flacon, at Strea-
tham, in the parish of Lambeth, during the tem-
porary absence of Mrs. Tutus') : on her return
she found a pane of glass had been broke, and
tile window unfastened ; she entered the house,
and there saw considerable property packed
up ready for carrying off, and with very
little observation soon found that a great deal of
property had been taken away. The back-door
being open, site suspected that her approach bad
disturbed -the robbers, and caused them to de-
camp precipitately ; she called some neighbours,
and they searched the adjoining fields. A Gentle-
man who took a loaded carbine with him, soon
returned with a huge fellow in his custody, and
upon searching him some of the stolen property
was found. His . companions had succeeded its
conveying away considerable property. The thief
was conveyed to Union-Hail; Police-014:e, and
was to be examined this day.
London, England, 1819-01-05

WESTMINSTER MEETING.

• . .
A Meitink of the Friends of Radical Reform
was Itt night held at a I)blic-lionse in Brew.:_r-
stret, St. James's, sit which Mr. lioanoi.,sa was
present.—A straight-haired man, of very melan-
elinly,,asFret, took the Chair, and le-moved
same Resolutions which had been formerly moved
at the Crown and Anchor by Eran's, the Gallows-
maker., adding a few croakings at; his own.--Ano-
ther man, who evidently seenn. to be a wog,
hired no doubt by th Enemies of Freedom. Mount-
ed the table, and after eulogizing Jontl
HOUSR. Esq. eis a Gentleman possessing true
English feeling, and every patriotic virtue, frting
hint for their Chatnpion; took the opportuni'y 0;
observicg that the name of HouHULI,E Was dis-
tinguished for all that was steady and faithful its
the discharge of public thrY, and for firmness in
the cause of the people—H.at these was no fear
of JOHN HonnousE, Esq. being bought, or Of
deserting the system of Radical Reforia.—This
was exceedingly bitter.—lie went on to remark
on the conduct of certain Ladies, who bad can-
vassed for Sir MURRAY' MAXWELL., and drew
comparison between the personal attractions of
that Gentleman and JOHN iIOBBOUSR, I'l4l , re-
presenting Sir MURRAY as a little pigeon-toed,
Jew-looking scarecrow, and the latter as a line
manly form, whose picture, were it only drawn,
the Ladies would wear next their hearts. This
knit), was to be borne no longer ; the Orator was
hooted down, and Mr. HoanousE himself called
upon to mount the table. It would he emlless to
follow this personage through his harangue, which
was much in the same strain as his speeches at
the Fives Court and other places ; in fact, one
tot rent of invective against the Ruling Powers,
anti the House of.Corroption,who. he said,wete re-
gardless of the miseries of the people; aod that there
wete only twO hottest Members who stood for-
ward for their rights. He next attempted to inflame
the minds of his auditors, by telling them, that at
the late. Election in Covent, Garden one of the
Radical Reformers bad been severely beaten by the
Court Mob, and on his (Mr. Hositousu's) appli-
cation to the Court Magistrate at Bow-street for
redress, he was inforMed that his Worship was at
dinner. The opprobrious epithets which he now
lavished on this Court Magistrate failed however
in their effect, evert with his audience, who called
not shame ! shame ! from all quarters of the room.
The assembly soon afterwards broke tip withoot
any Numb, although there was considerable dif-
ference of opinion, anti the vote of thanks to the
Chair was opposed.
London, England, 1819-01-05

`CV INES on . SALI
V- V VAULTS, in tileasal

USC

PORTUGAL and SPANISH

WIVES, &c

per doz.
Fitie Old Port, fresh

bottled -
Ditto, Cotupany:!

perinr, 1815 Vint-
age - - -
Very curious Old
London, England, 1819-01-05

Port, T. C.
The Bomreteiro Do.

very scarce
Fine Crusted Port

Superior Old do.

Vintage 1812, 3 years
in bottle

Fine Old ;tierry

Curious Pale ditto
The Amontillado do.
(matchless)
Fineit Madeira (di-
rect) - - -
Superior Old West
India do. - -
London, England, 1819-12-18

DIED

On the Bth inst.., at his house, Lismore, Kerry, Norton,
Charles Martcliie, Esq., late Captain of the 69th regimeiltL
Yesterday, at his house at Islington, in his 68th year, HO't, Twyford, Esq., late of Salishury-street, Strand.
On Wednesday last, at Ringwood, Mr. Christopher Cobb)
aged one Iwndred and two years, who lived in the reign °
three Kings; he was many years a merchant in the No'''.
foundland trade.

I,f)NDON: -Printed by J. B. CARSTAIRS, of No. 29, Great
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London, England, 1819-09-30

LA l'E!

'An HISTORICAL and CRITICAL ENQUIRY into the IN-
TF.RPRETATION of the I-lEBREW SCRIPTVRES, with
•REMARKS;on Mr. nELLAMY'S NEW TRANSLATION:

,T;4.Tv WITA.IAM WIJITTAKErt, M. A. Fellow ofSaint

John's College, Cambridge. livo. 331 pp. 1319.

• Someron. troversial Letters have been admitted
into one Paper, t•n the subject of Mr Rtmt,Amv's
Ne wTr anslat ion; both for and g4just it; but' several

Relders Itivr intimated their opinion to us, that
such discussion is not suited to u Daily Jo'nrnal.
We think it right, however, 'to point out to no-

lice a work in which the subject is.seriously.and
learnedly discussed' To what conclusions it leads;
we shall not anticipate lest we should appear
to 'renew the dispute ; but shall content ourselves
wish saying, that the Author, Nr..WHITTARER,
appears to be most fully competent to examine
the- question, being evidently a profound lichieiv
Sc►,ul.,r, and a Dkine of sound. and saberprin-,
Ry surl. Works'alone can the existing dif-
fer- nee% of ouiniou be 'settled; and we cannot

have the smallest hesitation in asserting, that every
person 1.40 wishes completely to understand the
subject, oug!•t earetolly to peruse, and deeply to
consider tirorkof Mr. WHITTAKER, It
Book for every Student to.tead, who knows, or
wishes to know Hebrew, exclusively of any tem-
porary queition, It is a Book which...ought to be
read, i 4) justice to all Translators of the Bible, as
well as to the 14st.
London, England, 1819-10-15

TO COIMESPONDENTS.

The Letter of ScEstcus, on a subject highly interesting to
Puntic TIIEATRES of every description, is unavoidably
postponed till to-morrow.—lGNoTus, on DIVINE ItEVELA-
voN, is also unavoidably deferred till to-morrow.

PRICE 01
TIM DAY AT r

STOCKS
ELVE o'CJ JCR.

Bank Stock
3 per Cent. Red. 671 68 1011 104.
3 per Cent. Cons. 681 i li India Bonds 13$. I Is. 12s. pr.
31 per Cent. 77A Exch. Bills, 2d ... is. ts. dis.
4 per Cents..... 85U 86 Siii Oniniwn I dis.
Bank Lung Ann. 17i 15-16th$ COll3. for Account .. 681 6911

MAILS.
ARRIVEL-1 Dublin, 4.Waterford, I Gottenburgh,

1 Flanders.
Dus-1 Waterford, 1 Guernsey and Jersey,

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TOMORROW.
Morning, 0 minutes after 0. I Eveniug, 20 minutes after 12.
London, England, 1819-10-15

SHIP

DEAL, OCT. 14.—Arrived, and SaP4l for the
River, the Hunter, AmnnosE, from Trinadad ;
Harmony,WoonALL, front Demerara ; Symmetry,
Caam, from Riga tot Portsmouth ; and fßoeis,
WAIT, from Norway for Dublin. Came down
front the River, and sailed, the Margaret, SIMP-
bON, for the Isle of France ; Nereid, from the
South Seas ; Spartan, FAWCETT, for Rio Janeiro ;
and Sovereign, NIXON, for Jamaica—the latter

remains.
PoRTsMOUTH, OCT. 14.--Arrived the Goede
Hoop, Boox, and Margaretta, Doss, from Ant-
werp ; and John, SMITH, from London for Ber-
bice. Sailed the Mangles, LARDNRR, for London.
Pr.i.siouTu, )cr. 13.—Arrived the Francis and
Harriet, Btrurr, and Mervin, BECK, front Riga;
Caledonia, Rona, and Elbe, Aatiow, from St.
Petersbngh ; City of Bourdeatix, HALLETT, from
London for the Cape of Good Hope.
LIVERPOOL, OcT. 13.—The Jane, MARROW,
from Wigton for this port, was wrecked the sth
inst. ; the crew perished. The hull of the vessel
is on shore near Formby.
London, England, 1819-12-27

'1 117, COLON' ES.

(From the Quebec Gazette of Nov. 15)

517LLEDGEWILL.B., OCT..s.—Our Correspondent
at Nashville, (Ten.) informs us, that Gen. JACK-
.69N has been for some time dangerously ill.
Doubts are entertained of -his recovery. We
also learn'through the same channel, that a work,

vi►+dicating the peasures of the General Govern-
ment relative to the Seminole war, will short-ly

he issued froth the prtss in that place

(From " The Boston Patriot," Oct. 21.)

It appears by,/ statement lately,pablished, that
a capital of six. millions of Dollars is now vested

in whale ships, owned in the three ports of New
Bedford, Nantucket, and Moth Vineyard,
which a War with Spain, or any other European
power, would jeopardize. We sincerely hope,
for the stke of our friends in those pl4Cet, :that
the existing peace will not be interrupted. Cer-
tain it is, that this Government will never go to
war, unless- urged to it by absolute' necessity
and in that event, they adopt every possible
precautionary measure for the security Of our
co amerce.
London, England, 1819-12-27

SNIITEIFIELD NIA:MET, Dec. 27.

This day's Market was thinly supplied Nvtli Caffie, in con-

sequence of which higher prices were obtaiued fur g"odCat.
tle ; Mutton, Veal, and Pork, have also got up io
The flay Marhet remains much the sante as per our last

prices : Straw anal Clortr as per our at quotation.
The following is a ct,irect statement of the -Prices and
Ntimbers at Market :

(To sink the Offal; per_Ntone of 811).3.)
Beef 4s. tol. to si. 4,1. Veal ss. Od. to 63, 0,4
Mutton .. 4s. 60. to 53. (id. I Porim.... ss. Oct. to is. Qd..
Liouli
.03.'Oti. to Os. Od.
CATTLE' Vl7l%l'it Itg ET.

Beasts
Calves

HAY ANt) STRi.W PER LOAD.
Hay £3 oOtok4 10 0 I Clover.. kb Yi otoC6 10
Straw Z" I 9 oto t, 1 11, 0

A letter from MAcira, dated Nov. 26, sievc—
" The 0, en Glendower, Captain the lion. lto-
BERT CAVENDIsti :SPENCER, arrived at this Nand
on the 23d inst., having had an excellent limo of
sev ti days horn SO,!remit. She will proceed im-
meiliately to Rio J ineir She had ,erne blow-
ing .weather, but behaved remarkably well and.
s if tinder her canvass ; is a most excellent sea-
bout, iqvl sails Superior' 10 most ships of hrr
Si ROBERT SEPPING'S new I,lan of round stern,
wi h the other alterations, which marks him a*
the parint of the 0%, e r Glendower, are likely
to do him credit."—ploWey's Hampshire Tele-
graph.)

The business in the Crown Courts at the Spring
Assizes for Lancashire, Cheshire, and miter Nor-
thern Counties, w,ll be of exttaordinaty interest
and importance. The pi ineipal trials at Chester,
of a political cast, ate those of William Pearson,
for shooting at BtacH, the police-otlicer, at Stock..
[or ; and George James Bruce and Jacob :NEN-
his, far aiding and abetting the attempt ; Sir
Charles IVolseley, for sedition ; Joseph Harri-
son, called the Parson, for sedirion, (there is
another indictment :igmitiFit the same person for
sedi ion) ; the Nlacclesfield mob orators, for sedi-
tion, 8t...!.

COL.:MEN:NED erday the Chapel
in Newgate was rwrst nunterms: • atten:'ed, to
hear a sermon preached by the Rev. Vr. COT foN,
to the three unfortunate malefactors, %I.:1,, :ie to
suffer, the one on Wednesday, and the other ovo
on Fr day next. After the sermon they received
the sacrament, and upon being conveyed from the
Chapel to their cells, they all declared their re-
signation to the just award of the I,w.
London, England, 1819-12-27

TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN,

Therels no necessi•y, Sir, ior explaining how
I came by this Document either. Suffice it, that
1 have no doubt of its authenticity; and I cat'
personally vouch for the truth of the exploit of
Monday evening which it records.

I am, Sir,

Your humble Servant,

FLINT.

'lO CORR ESPONDEN
I'EMBEitToN3 on the Right of Voting. at Granwound, and

other Articlec, To mai row

"*• Fur SIMPLEX, ste the First Page, and for Tu COLONIES,
see the Fowl(' Page.

vl/4
Jose.—A Holiday at the Exchequer, Bank, and Sjuth
Sea House.

MAILS.

Astlifezii--2 Dublin, Malta, I France, 2 Hantlmrgh,

I Flanders.
Our-3 ‘Vaterford, I Guernsey and Jersey, 3 Hu!laud,
1 Guttenburgh, 1 )Hance, I Hamburg!), 1 Flanders.

Ei IC II %WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
Nlotiiiisg, 20 minutes after I I: I Evening, 44 itmitites after I I.
London, England, 1819-12-27

ARREST OF RADICAL DELEGATES.

MANCDESTER, DEC. 25.—0 n Thue day last
the Magistrates issued a warrant for the erre I of
certain individuals, Delegates from neighbour-
ing towns, who had assembled at the Sir S'dney
Smith public-house, in Port-street, Manchester.
About three o'clock in the afternoon of that d
ay
the following persons, part only of the persons
included in the warrant, were Liken into cus«nly
by. Mr. NADIN and 1113 assistants, and brought to
the New Bliley, escorted by about 40 soldiers of
the Sstl► Regiment of Foot

Chris. /?ollinson, ❑ tailor, from Damen.
frit:ix/la Dol,wi, a wcaver fromlacklPlrn,

.Irl fifes 4ang, wcaver, Mount St. Ancuats, Manchester.

Chatics frhita..,),-th, a ichoolinaster, from Staylvy-bridge.
Robert 11,,m4er, a shoem,ker, from %Vest houghtua.

Richard .I,,hnsrm, a shoemaker, from FlixtotT.

*lulus Illanttr, a cahinet-rnakcr,froni Pattiham, near flitrnley.
7'outall, au itinerant Radical, who, on being taliem

into custody, said he lodged in Manchester, but did nut.

know the street, or the person'i name lie bad lodged
Charles 31a.sau, also an itint•raut Radical, who had been lat-
terly t.t Bolton, Bury, Blackburn, &c.

The whole of these persons were yesterday
hroaght before the Magiltrates, and ondorwent
private examination, %%bleb was adjourned until
Monday ;text.

Two other persons named in the warrant, viz.
Naaman Carter, a bl,cksn►itli, and George France,
a sailor, 'were apprehended in the Ne w IJaiR y
Criurt fluuse yesterday. It is presumed they
came to ascertain the result of tl►e examination of
their confederates. Upon the per,oit of Nauman
Carter was found a quantity of hullers and a pleCtS
Of flint.

THE MARKETS.

CORN-EXCHANGE, Di c. 47

Our Market was ahundantlysupplied with all torts of Grain
this morning, and the sale of every article exceedingly heavft;
a few runs of prime Wheat from Essex obtained last Mon-
day's prices, but all other descriptions were ',tiered -2s. per
quarter lower, without being able to effect a sale ; the arriva's
of Barley were very large. to-day, and ft mu the inadequacy of
the demand, even the finest samples were with it di.culty got
oil, at a reduction of 2s. per quarter, and the wi d
ties were ',trete(' 4s. per quarter cheaper, and but a swal I
proportion of the sti;ip!y could he disposed of; Beans and
Peas are full -2s. per quarter cheaper ; Oats heavy sale at an
abatement of Is. per varter.
London, England, 1819-12-27

BIRTHS.

In Fitzroy-square, on Christmas day, the Lady of James
Randall, Esq., of a son.
At. Mum:aster Castle, Scotland, Lady Lindsay'of a son.
Lately at Newry, Catherine, wife of Mr. Petit°, 3d Regi-
ment, of a daughter.
London, England, 1819-12-27

MAltrtiEl).

On the 25th inst., at St.. Matthew's, Friday-street, Mr.
Joseph Nalder, of London-place, Hackney, to Susan, only
daughter of Naldcr, Esq., of C;lleapside.

DIED.

OSNABURG, DEC. 6.—Yeo.erday, at his estate at Lander.
mnbleii, Count Frederick Leopold of Hotherg, acre of the
most distinguished characters of Germany.
On the 30th of Octolitr, at Quebec, the Honourahle Jen-
kins V. illiams,lnie of the Members of his Majesty', /...-xerlitive
Council, and for many years our of the Judges of the Court
of King's Bench, for that District.
On the 15111 it),4 , in Judd-p'ece•west, New road, Elizatnth,
the widow of William Woollet, engraver to his Majesty, in
her 74th year.

On Friday evening last, at his house, 5, Lower Connaught-
place, Mr. Henry Bond, of New Bond-street, baying been
married only four months.
On the 4th instant, suddenly, the Reverend William Elder,
of the Associate Coimgregat ion of Newtown, Scatiand, In the
Gad year of his age, and 37th of his ministry. On time
Sab-
bath preceding he assisted in dispensing Lliel.ord'F. Supper to
a congregation in the neighbourhood ; un the Thursday he
preached at a district meeting of the Bible Society in his own
congregation ; and on the morning of the Saturday, while aS
breakfast, Le instantly expired.
London, England, 1819-03-01

ATKINSON'S AMBROSIAL SOAP.

rr HE baneful effects of Common Soaps are ge-
•-herally known ; to notice a familiar instance, look at
the hands of.a woman who has been washing ; their use in-
variably causes smarting, .redness, and ultimately wrinkles ;
to remove these evils has Lech the object of tl►e Proprietor
of the AMititOSIAL SOAP, which is prepared by a new
Process, free from all irritative qualities, and composed of
balsamic vegetable ingredients ; it removes redness, hard-
ness, and freckles from the shin, prevents it chapping, and
makes it luxuriously soft, whits, and even. .Price Is. the
square ; and, prepared with Naples' Soap, for shaving, price
9d., Is., and Is. (Id. each.
The foll Owing Articles arc presumed to he too generally
known to require eulogiun► :
ATKINSON'S VEGETABLE DYE,

Changes grey or red War on nit 'head or whiskers to a per,
manent brown •r black. Price 55., 10s. tid.. and 11. Is.
ATKINSON'S CURLING' FLUID,

Restores the hair where it has fallen nit froui- illness, perspi-
ration, or any of those causes occasioning premature decay ;
it also keeps the Hair in curl during exercise in dancing or
walking, or in damp Heather,—see vaiions itistan634 of its
success in an Essay on the Hair, enclosed round a ch bottle.
Price as. Gd. a bottle.

Cm) ioN.—To avoid Counterfeits, ask for Atlsinson's
Fluid. &c. :is there are several servile imitations.

Sold by the Proprietor, JAMES- ATKINSON. Perfumer,
No. 44, Gerrard-street, Soho-square, . London ; up-
pointment, by &u t l'eg futners au 1 1-lair-ctrinvrs iu the
Kiugduaa.

This was an action by the plaintiff, an engineer
and brass-founder; to recover from the defendant,
a. surgeon, a compensation for an injury he had
sustained by, the want of attention or skill on the
part of the defendant. The petitioner, it appearill-
from the evidence, bad met with an accident by i he
overturning,of a. carriage in Blackfriar's-road, by.
which his arm was dislocated. Several surgeons were
sent for before one wits found at home ; at length att
Arplication was made to the defendant, nlio did,
not come himself, but sent his assistant, who atte-id-
ed the plaintiff, and rendered him what be called as-
sistance, but that in so imperfect or unskilful a
manner, that the plaintiff, instead of benefiting
by it, lost the use of his arm ; and to recover a
compensation for the injury he had thus suffered,
the present action was brought. Several wit-
nesses -o ere called, who proved the injury which
the plaintiff had--.sustained; and Mr. Cline and
Gilhat», surgeons, stated,. that the injury
originated in the unskilful conduct of the person.
Who bad first Veen called in to set the joint.
The CHIEF JUSTICE, in his summing op, ob•
served, the defendant was equally liable, for the
unskilfulness of his servant, as he would have been
for his own ; he ought not to have employed as
unskilful person.
Tie Jury, after a short deliberation, found Et
verdict for plaintiff—Damages 8001.
London, England, 1819-03-01

WESTMINSTER ELECTION.

The same confusion prevailed an Saturday, or
rather more than on the former day. It was with
difficulty that even Air. HORIMUSE and his
Patron Sir FRANCIS BLI RDETT COlll.l obtain
a bearing, Mr. LAMETON.effectually vindicated
Mr. Fox front the odium of being a Radical Re,
former, on the authority of Lord HOLLAND ; hnt

Mr. HOR,IIOUSE had the confidence, as well as in-
decency, to oppose the authority of Sir FRA NCIS
BURDETT against Lord HOLLAND. Other matters
occurred
,not worth recording, 'and the Poll closed
as follows :

For the Hom,G. Lamb: • 3,f'93
John Cani Hobhousei Esq. • .3,077
Major Cartwright.. 37

STATE OF THE POLL AT ON O'CLOCK THIS DAY
The Hon. G. LAMB - - 3,875
J. C. HOBUoUsE, Esa. - - 3,278
Major CARTWRIGHT has withdrawn.

STATE OF THE POLL AT ITS CLOSE THIS DAY.
LAMB - - 3989

HOBEIOUSB - - - - 3472

P 0 E'T It Y.

ELECTION SONG.
To the Tope of '" Sit do,pn .:Veitrlzbours all,"

Sit every one- my neighbour's down, and let me lay before ye
Some hints about the non-descript that's neither Whig tosr
• Tory— _ • [zealous,
NSTho tho' he says, in pompon's phrase, that he's for Fri-edom,
Yet when we ash him what he'll Flo—hiinsr,•lf he cannot tell us.'
Bow wow wow—fal lal de caddy idly—bow wow wow.

Then let us talie another course, and judge from words and

• actions—
We hear him spout and make a route, fomenting mobbish
factions;
And if we look at his sad book—upon the Gallic NERD
We Sod he pours his praise in showers, and makes him quite
a Hero.

Bow wow wow, &c.

The Battle too of Waterloo, which, theme of future story,
Beyond the aim of rival fame exalts-Old England's glory,
'Which to long praise in glad hozzas of Britons ey'ry one calls,
With rile attack this janndic'd JAcK the carnage of St. John
calls. •
Bow wow wow, &c.

Our Son of Mars, with all his scars, who gave the French a
Clutchrr, • .
•
He would in pet his deeds forget, and call the British Butcher;'
Whilst the proud Despot's ruffian bands of lawless-Frerseh
Banditti,
Out of breath and chac'd to death, •he motive(' in strains of
pity.
London, England, 1819-03-01

Fe').l6, 1 8 IR.

Ills Royal Highness the Prince Itgent has been pleased,
in the name and on-the behalf of his ,Majesty, to give and
grant unto William Manbv, of 1 owniell in the county
of Essex, Est}. Major in the Aimv, his Majesty's Royal
cence and authority that he may asan►e and tale the surname
of 'Colegrave only, and also bear the arms of Colegrave, in
pursuance of the last will and testament of William Cole-
grave; sOmetinte of Cann Hall, in the said county. of EsseN;
Esq. deceased.
London, England, 1819-03-01

rrEit iii.

Mn. EDITOL—The Iteligiortiif a State is that
• .
wiiich is avowed hy its laws, aiid interwOven with
its Constitution. A Coontty which admits of all.
without iiistinctioil, has no Religion. Individuals
ifitty be pions in their several ways, but tlie State
itself is aiheisticai. It adopts •no faith, it ap-.
proofs do doctrine, hut it suffers all. it is inert.
anti neutral ita the twist vital concert of its mem-
tiers, Great Britain b,a4 talien a decided and a
felnii.nut: Toot. its declared Religion is Protestant.
Ling stray it Ile so 1 ,For since it took that part,
the flvotirittg baud of Heaven has been visibly
upon 1.. It itas beet) planted in every quarter of
tile globe, as it tta pielotre a similar lot for ttitliTe
grirvalionS. Its eXtcnt beyond itself has been
hnuilrecl so that, now,

-- Pars est terra Brit aura stvi.

How thep, let me ask, can `.a t?untry so cur-
eutustancea " form a cotnplot jictlirical anion with
another room/7 avowing tilt opposite. and A has-
tite creed 1.:,-IV,e have united S'eatiand hit
Scotland is Protestant, though Presbyterian.
eilferefitt•ravelit tlifC:lllline, rattit-r than in prin-
ciple. Such a tOola with Iceland Would have been
impractilalile: had Popery been established there.
It would llav\e.tritide the State declare against it-
s.elf, ili4l it i 9.1104 is not Protestant. .Setting tip
tie t(ligion of one part against, the other, it would
have-newtraitzed both. 'Tae State wooed have
become a tiseiitital.,, For however vre..ntßy!ole• Et.t.e
Religions' must stand in coM-
plete opposition. Could the Papisttbe brought
to tolerate Its, lie must still, on. his principles,
wish the destruction of our Iteligionieveir for our
sake. We may and do tolerate Popery to the
utmost, brit -while we think it idolatrous, we
canoe-rd approve it"; tog to establish is t approve
in the very-strangest manner. •
—To grant!th'e.ROmanist's political rawer, would
therefore ire ltltiittately to reduce :ourselves to
this et-native:, tither to 'dissolve the ntrion with
Ireland, or -to declare the State to he without
Religion. Tor that to emancipate the Catholics
of Ireland, as they call it, would be to mancipate
the Protestants (if .1 May- hazard the word), is
Avioit event the blind must see. The establishment
(al .P,,p-ry in drat Country would be the first
step, and the rest invest immediately follow.
For these and many other reasons, I arn,de-
lighted to see, by your late Papers, that the Pro-
testants of Ireland -are at length corning lOrwarrl
in a -stmt 4 and -decided lather to oppose their
aestruerion. May the Protettailli of Eng-
land resolve
,tspors siunal.ar measures before it be
too late ? May Petitions he poured in from every
quarter; and every class of the people who are
-sincere in a regard (or Our purer Religion, 50 115
CO viten,' our temporising Politicians that their
Measures cannot take place ; that the Country
will not bear it ; nor sutler that the Crown, feeble ,
and limited as it is, should stand as the only re 7
tnaitling bulwark against those evils which Vrt
hare escaped, and those superstitious which we
have.abjitired.
LOLL 3813.
London, England, 1819-03-01

CUSTONI S LIST.

Entered Imeard,, Feb. 27.—Frederichten; Sinclair, Ham-
burgh ; Alert, Mann', do. ; Jane, Hutchinson, dO.; Joseph
and Ann, Sikey; ; Waterloo, 'Nlrrren,. Hadingen ;
Briton, Dobson: Calcutta; Victory, Braithwaite, Bombay ;
Arias JobanneS;Van I Tarliilg;:n.
Cleared Outwards, Feb. 27.—Christina,Klo1i, Amsterdam ;
Vriendschap, Dammeyer, do. ; Royal Sovereign, Gibbs, Rot-
terdam ; Prince of Orange, Collins, du. ; Bideford, .M•Do-
naldi St. Michaers; Betsy, Trivctt, Leghorn ; Lord Ex-
mouth, Mills, Gibraltar ; Sophie, Bulloeke, Rouen; Salus,
Thompson, Hamburgh ; Mary, Swan; do.; John Clawfur d
Ferguson, St. Übe's.

TOE MARKETS.

CORN-EXCHANGE, M.'.ncu 1.

Our suirl►ly -of Wheat was rather small this
morning, Vet the sales were far from but
for fine runs from Essex, Kent, and St,ffolk, last
Monday's prices were obtained. Having had but
few ar►ieals of English b'arl'ey since tl;is clay
week, that of fine quality was sold on full as
good terms as on this day se'nnight, having more
buyers at Market than for several days past. Oats
are is. per quarter dearer, and sales were free at
that advance. In Besns and Pease there is no
alteration.

IMPORTATIOMS LAST WEEK.

English. Foreign.
2.707 .... 8,790
4,223 .... 7,370
8,542 4,356

Wheat
Barley
Oats

SMITHFIELD, MAncu 1.

Our Market this morning was very well supplied with prime
Beasts, whith met with ready sale at last Monday's prices.—
The show of Sheep was large, but the triers were rather
lower. Veal met ready sale at higher prices; but Pork re-
mains nominally as per last.—The husinessin the Hay Market
was not brisk, the price of, that article having risen 4s. per
lead since last Monday. Clover was also higher, and but
little doing in that article. Straw was 2s. higher; but was
heavy sale at that price.