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The Sun.
London, England, 1827-12-15

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
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LIVERPOOL.
THURSDAY, DEC. l3.—High water 32 minute.
six o'clock. —Wind S. S. W.—Arrived the Bid'
Evans, from Messina ; James, Rankin, from Quebec/0o
ashes and timber ; William, —___-, from St. I
N. 8., with timber ; Joseph, Wall, from St. 31i 1:0
with fruit ; Hibernia (steamer), Williams, from P
with sundries; Birmingham (steamer), Head, froal',#
lin, with sundries; James Watt (steamer), from Glat4
with sundries ; Enterprise (steamer), Crawford,
Glasgow, with sundries ; Countess of Lousdale (gea
Marshall, from Whitehaven ; Thetis (steamer)/ Tr:lfi
from Dublin, with the mail.—One brig and one on°
at four o'clock.
CLEARED OUTWARDS.—The Triton, Chee/eVoto
Charleston ; Aid, --, for Terceira ; W. nat.'
Owens, for Africa.
Telegraph, Office, De/
Wind at Holyhead, at Ten a.m. West, blowig
Nothing off.
London, England, 1827-12-15

at home.

BERLIN, NOV. 30.

It is said that news has been received at the office of the
Minister for Foreign Affairs, that the Commander-in-Chief
of the Russian Army beyond the Caucasus, after a victory
over the Persians, and after the occupation of Tauris, having
taken Abbas Mime prisoner *, had signed the Preliminaries
of Peace, by which Russia obtains the disputed districts
and a well defined frontier towards Persia.

The Paper currency, called staats schuldscheine, which
were yesterday at 951, have risen to-day to SG. The
hopes that are still entertained that the peace of the East
will he maintained, and the rise in the Freuch Funds, have
contributed to produce this improvement.
GENEVA, NOV. 30.

A question is at present agitated among us which is not
likely to occur in any other part of Europe. It appears
from the report lately made, all the debts of the country
and the city will be paid in one year, and that by that time
also the new House of Correction will'require no farther
assistance from the State, but be able to support itself by
its own resources and produce. What then shall be done
with the considerable surplus revenue? Shall it be kept
as a fund in reserve, or treasure, or shall it be employed en
useful establishments? One party wishes the former,
while another maintains that a public treasure is useless
and even dangerous to a Republic, whose riches ought to
be in the purses of the citizens, which it will always find
open so long as the Government deserves respect and con-
fidence. Thu deceased 111. Boissier and many others may
certainly be quoted in proof of this opinion. It is not so
agreeable to us that the fortifications on the south side of
the city are improving at a great expense. One would
think that a newescalade from the Savoy side was expected.
VIENNA, DEC. S.

The uncommonly early setting 'in of the winter, and
the large quantity of snow that has fallen in all Austria,
have intercepted the communications in many places, and
rendered the roads impassable. On this account the de-
parture of the Infant Don Miguel for Lisbon, which was
fixed for the Ist of this month, is put off; if the very un-
favourable weather should change for the better he will
set out on the sth. No news from Turkey has been re-
ceived here since the accounts published in the Austrian
Observer.

Metalliques, Dank Shares, 1,036.
Probably a mistake, Alaiar Khan, Governor of Tauris.

We give the following front Frankfort Papers
of the Bth inst., received this morning :

WURTZBURQ, DEC. 5.

We learn from Tegernsee that her Majesty the Queen-
Dowager, with their Royal Highnesses the Princesses
Maria and Louisa, will leave that place about the end of
this month, so that we hope soon to see them again at
Verurtzburg. It is said that the ceremony of the be-
trothing of Prince', Maximilian, of Bavaria, and the Prin-
cess Maria, will shortly take place at Munich.

Our Readers will perceive with pleasure, by last
night's Gazette, that Dr. EDW. COPLESTON,
the Learned Head of Oriel College, Oxford, is
to succeed Dr. SUMNER both as Bishop of
LANDAFF and Dean of ST. PAUL'S.
London, England, 1827-12-15

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

(From the London Gazette of last night.)
(BY THE KING.)-A PROCLAMATION.

GEORGE, R.

Whereas our Parliament stands prorogued to Thursday,
the 20th day of this instant December; We, with the ad-
vice of our Privy Council, do hereby publish and declare, '
that the said Parliament shall be further prorogued, on the
said 20th day of December instant, to Tuesday, the 22d
day of January next; and we have given drder to our
Chancellor of that part of our United Kingdom called
Great Britain, to prepare a commission for proreguing the
same accordingly. And we do further hereby, with
the advice aforesaid, declare our Royal will and plea-
sure, that the said Parliament shall, on the said 22d day
of January next, assemble and be held for the despatch of
divers urgent and important affairs : and the Lords Spiri-
tual and Temporal, and the Knights, Citizens, aud Bur-
cesses, and the Commissioners ibr Shires and Boroughs of
the House of Commons are hereby required and command-
ed to give their attendance accordingly, at Westminster, on
the said twenty-second day of January sort.
Given at Our Court of St. James's, this thirteenth day
of December one thousand eight hundred and twenty-
' seven, and in the eighth. year of our reign.—God save the
King.

PI:ICES OF STOCKS PHIS
Rank Stock
3 per Cant. Red. 83 gN,-,,,‘
3 per Cent. Cow
84 per Cent. -
Ditto Rod WIN N
I rktr Cent. New shut
Ditto, 113V5
Bank L. Ann. 18:z, 15-16 13-16
India Stock shut
Ditto Bondi '7o '72 pm.
____

DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.

South Sea Stock
Old Anauitioa
New Ditto
Ex. Bills, Xl,OOO 2(i. 43 4i pm.
Ditto 5OO 2d. 42 45 pm.
Ditto Small
Ditto Commercial Pul.
Bank far Account
India for Account
Cons. for A c. 85,410',;%

PRICES OF FDP,EIGN FUNDS
Austrian Bonds, 5 percent B9
Brazilian Bonds
Buenos Ayres 80nd5........,
Chilian Booth, 6 pet et.
Colombian Bonds
Ditto, 1824 `273'S
Danish, 3 per cent.
Greek Bonds •
Ditto, 18t5
livatimala
Mexican Bonds 364-
Do. 1825

THIS DAY AT ONE O'cDoeic.
Neapolitan, 18`44 —
Peruvian Bonds
Portuguese Bonds
Prussian, 5 per cent cent
Ditto, New
Ru3sian, New 8914
I
Spanish, 1821

1923
French Rentsa, sp. c. —f —c.
----- Exchange —E --c.
---- 3 per cent --f —c.
Exchange —f. —c.

PRICES OF SHARES THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Paid. Per Share.
Anglo Mex. Min. Co. (iss. at U. pm.) £SS
Bolanos Mining Co. 2OO
Brazilian Mining Co. (iss. at 5/. pm.) 20
13,;livar Mining Co 7l
Columbian Mining Co. (ins, at 51. pm.) 20
General Mining Associatio❑
Mexican Mining Co
United Alex. Min. Co. (i4s. at 2/. pm.) 35

175
93 99 96 98
SY, 5
18
15 14V,
London, England, 1827-12-15

TR A.DE OF LONDON.

Annexed is a rough calculation of the present
state-of trade in this port, which has been supplied
by a commercial friend of the Times, in order to
elucidate, in some measure, the causes which have
brought about the late continued decline in the
foreign exchanges :

EXPORTS OF THE PRINCIPAL ARTICLES OF TRADE IN THE
FIRST WERE IN DECEMBER, 1827, TO THE.CONTINENT

cENERAILy:--

Coffee

2,980 cwt., at 21. .C 5,960

Sugar, raw
—, refined '... 6,484 —45 R 14,589
Cottons 651,775 lb. 4d 10? 529
Indigo
Manufactured goods, valued at 20,000

£80,946
London, England, 1827-12-15

RUNNING MATCH.

• An excellent running match took place yesterday morn-
ing, between two amateurs, Mr. Williams and Mr. Fair-
burn, for 101. a side, from Vauxhall turnpike to Stock-
well. Mr. Fairburn won by 50 yards in fine style, doing
the distance in 5 minutes, 45 seconds.
London, England, 1827-12-15

COMPOUNDING A FELONY.

A COUNSECLGR'S DAG STOLEN

COURT OF KING'S BENCH.—Justices BAYLEY,
HOLROYD, and LITTLEDALE, sat yesterday in-the
Bail Court to hear arguments upon points of law
reselwed upon trials at Nisi Prim'.

The case of the ship IVestiz/y, in which Mr.
BROUGHAM and Mr. F. Pot.Loca were opposed to
each other, was the first called on. When Mr.
Justice LITTLEDALE had read the Judge's notes of
the trial, _ _ _
London, England, 1827-12-15

ed. The Funds rose more than one per cent. in
Berlin on the understanding that the relations of
peace with the PORTE would not be interrupted.

The public treasury of Geneva is in a state of
unexampled prosperity—so much so that they
are at a loss what to do with the surplus revenue.
We should be happy to tell them, but fear the
advice would be thrown away—Charity begins
London, England, 1827-12-15

SHIPPING- INTELT,IGENCE-(THIS I)AY.)

FROM LLOYD'S.

DEAL, DEC. 14.--Throughout the whole of this
day it has blown a gale from S.W. to S.S.W.,:with
rain and thick weather. Most of the ships are riding
by the second anchor, and several have drOve, but
we do not hear of any damage. The West Delia
Packet made her number this afternoon from )3er:-'
bice. Nearly all the outward-bound that sailed yes- -
terday have put back.
PLYMOUTH, DEC. 13.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived
the Independence, from Quebec.
FALMOUTH, DEC. 13.—Wind W. to S.W.-41,
rived the Maria, Wilson, from Manilla, in 145 flys,
for orders. No account of the Duke of Sussex
Indiaman on the 28th of August at Angier; the ship
that sailed with her for England had passed .six
weeks previous. Arrived the Camden Packet,
Tilly, from the Mediterranean.
HARWICH, DEC. 144.--The Albion Packet,
Hunter, from Hamburgh to Newcastle, which Wits
on shore near Cuxhaven, was got off in a very leaky
state.

The Eolus, Clough, from London to Newcastle, 'is
totally wrecked on the Gunfleet ; drew saved.
The Fortwendit, Ackerman, from Marseilles to '
the Clyde, is wrecked in Douglas Bay, Isle of Man ;
crew and part of the cargo saved.
The Thetis, Reynolds, from Sunderland to
Brighton, was OR shore off Newhaven yesterday,
and it was feared would be wrecked.
The Nelly, Tucker, bound to Newry, was on short
at Liverpool on Thursday, but expected to be got off.
London, England, 1827-12-15

TROTTING MATCH.

A trotting match of ten miles took place yesterday, be-
tween Mr. Longdel and Mr. Hinks, for 200 sous. a side.
Betting was 5t04 on Mr. Hinks. It was decided on a
two-mile piece of ground, near Lewisham, Kent ; and was
won by Mr. Longdel in 34 minutes 28 seconds.

Colonel King, has declared that he will not part with
his filly, Bessy Bedlam, upon any terms, and that she
shall run for the St. Leger next year.

Friday night, the cart of a resurrection-man,
containing three dead bodies, was seized near Belfast.— ,
The box which enclosed the bodies was addressed to Edin-
burgh.— Carlow. Morning Post.
FEROCIOUS ASSAULT.—An elderly man, of
rather a half idiot tatterdemalion appearance, was charged
with striking a young girl upon the head with a whisky-
measure, by which it was lacerated .in a most frightful
manner. The poor girl, who was scarcely able to stand,
met the prison,,r the previous evening, between WAlpine-
street and Brown-street, when she asked him for a gill of
whisky. He acceded to her request, and they entered a
spirit cellar with the view of procuring it; when it ap-
peared that, while together in the room, the girl, upoi:
resisting some indecent liberties he endeavoured to take
with her, was struck by the savage sevetal times over the
head with the gill measure. Her cries of "murder"
brought the landlord into the room, where he found her
leaning upon a bench, her head streaming with blood, and
the brutal wretch standing over her in readiness to strike
another blow. The Magistrate observed, that very seldom
had an individual, charged with such an act of barbarity,
been brought before that Court, and he would therefore
ordain him either to pay a fine of 51. or be 'committed to
Bridewell for 60 daye,,,talasioto Era Press,
London, England, 1827-12-15

TANDEM. MATCH.

A tandem match took place yesterday morning between
Captains Swaine and Ridus. Capt. S. was successful,
beating his adversary by above four minutes. It was for
500 gs. a side, to drive twenty miles. Betting was sto 4
on Captain Swaine. The match took place upon a four-
mile piece of ground, near Epping. -
London, England, 1827-12-15

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS.

LONDON DlARY.—Tcesnay, Dec. 18.—At the Court of
Commissioners, Basinghall-street. '
Acton, J., Ipswich 6 Burn, A., Love-1ane......... 11
Billinge, J., Warnford-ct ll Cardinal, J., Leicester ll
Booth, W., Worksop ll Cross, 0., New-cut
Bray, F., St. Pancra5......... 11 Dove,'W., Paddington 1
London, England, 1827-12-15

DRURY-LANE THEATRE.

Kean, jun.; re-appeared as'Norval last night;
he seems a little, and but'a little,improved. The
tragedy, in consequence, passed ff rather heavily,
and was succeeded by the Opera of " Rob Roy,"
in which Miss Grant appeared as Diana Vernon.
Sbe sang with considerable taste, and was much
and loudly applauded.
London, England, 1827-12-15

LONDON,
SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 15, 1827.

The Paris Papers of Wednesday, and the
Gazette de France dated Thursday morning,
reached us last night. Their contents are not
important. The Gazette de France, indeed,
states that it has received by Express the
Augsburgh Gazette of the oth, which contains

a letter, contradicting the report of the departure
of the Ambassadors, who were still at Constau••

tinoplc on the 18th of November, but this news
was apparently not credited in Paris, because we
find that the Funds had declined nearly one-half

per cent.
The Gonstitulionnel contains an article, dated
Constantinople, Nov. 12, but we do not believe
that it is in fact of later date than all the intel-
ligence we have lately had from that capital,
which reached down to the 11th at night : and
this article only alludes to the great preparations
made for war, and at the same time the desire
said to be felt by some Members of the Divan
for the arrangement of the question.
The Gazette de France has also an article
from Corfu, dated the 18th of November, con-
taining some detail of affairs in Greece. The
major part, however, of the events referred to
were before known to us.

Rumours still exist in Paris of a change of
Ministry—but M. VILLELE clings to place,
and the wishes of the Nation may, perhaps, for
the present, be disappointed. The feeling against
him, however, is so strong, that the period of his
downfall can hardly be long deferred. Extracts
are given in another column.

FRENCH FUNDS.-Five per Cents. 101 f. sc. ; Three
per Cents. 61f. sc.—achange on London—Oue month,
2of. 10c. ; three months, 24f. 95c.

We received, this morning, the Allgemeine
Zeitung of the Bth instant, but it contains no
later news from Constantinople than what ap-
peared in the Austrian Observer. It appears
that the winter having set in uncommonly early,
is attributed as the chief cause of communica-
tions from other quarters being intercepted. This
may account for the delay in hearing from Con-
stantinople, the roads being rendered impassable
by the fall of snow. The same reason is
assigned for the postponement of DoN MiGuEL's
departure from Vienna, whick was fixed for the
first of this month, but it is now put off
till the sth, should the weather prove more
favourable.

The news from Berlin respecting the triumph-
ant progress of the Russian army, we think, is
only another version of what has alrewly appear
London, England, 1827-01-08

CHAR-OE.

17, xcii,i9urr ttriuitiP-
Corakany
.t.lealk 4n th.-ir l Spica
Dlvidends . .
National Debt
Civil List
PC11,4011.3
Other Charges

Surplus

Exchequer Bill 4 i;ilied for the Consolidated
fund, at 10th Oct., 18iti, and paid off out
of the growing produce of the said Fund in
the Quarter ended Jan. 5,
Surplus at sth January, .1.8V7:

Issued out of the Consolidated Fund, on ac-
count of the Supplies granted for the ser-
vice of the year 1526
Total. at sth January, ISN, to be provided
for by an issue of Exchequer Bills charged
on the growing produce of the Carlson-
, dated Fund in the Quarter ending sth April,
1827
London, England, 1827-01-08

MARRIED.

A few days since, Captain R. Newcomen Algeo, presumptive
heir to the dignities• of the late Lord Viscount Newcomen, to Eliza,
sister of the late Col. Donnelly, and niece of Admiral Donnelly,
of London.
On the 6th inst., at St. George's, Bloomsbury, J. K. Hunt,'
Esq. of Montague-street, to Sophia, eldest daughter of J. Coul-
son, Esq. of Montague-place, Russell-square.

DIED.
On the sth inst., suddenly, Elizabeth, the wife of Air. Johts
Deykes, surveyor, Great Seotland yard.
On the 3d inst., Anne, the affectionate wife of Mr. W. Young,
of Oxford-street.

Printed and Paliliblied by M. YOU"' atrho24l4-oFFise,
N. 111, 111144 AND.
London, England, 1827-01-08

One of Foot's most celebrated characters, Aircastle,
was a caricature of au high gentlemau of the name
of Gahagan. This is a specimen of him
" Air.--Did not I tell you what Parson Prunello said ? I
remember Mrs. Lightfoot was by—she had been brought to bed,
that day was a month, of a very fine Troy---a bad birth ; for Dr.
Seeton, who served his time with Luke Lancet of Guise's-,there
was also a talk about him and Nancy the daughter—she after-
,
expectations
relation,from aKnitolcdalniec,leainintliideshCiprenniaandeasb;oabradit
thheeleror6a
left al 1 t:
a
was lost, coming home, in the Channel—the captain was
taken up by a coaster from Itre, loaded with cheese."
" Mrs. Air.--Mercy upon me, Mr. .Aircastle, at what a rate
you run on ! What Las all this to do with our coming to London ?"
Air..-Why, I was, oing to tell -ou—but you will never hare
patience."—Leeds Intelligencer.
London, England, 1827-01-08

I JiCO7Bl E.

CligtOME
Excise
Stamps
Post Office
Taft es - •
Miscellaneous

Ca-li brought to this Account on account of
the Clerk of the Hanaper .
Tontine Money
To Cash brought to this Account from the
'ays and Means to replace the like amount
issued out of the growing produce of the
Consolidated Fund in Ireland, for Pnblie
Services
London, England, 1827-01-08

• The prisoner being called on to know if he had any thing to
say why the sentence of death should not be passed on him, re-
turned no answer. Silence. was then proclaimed, and the judge,
having put on the lilac]: cap, addressed the prisoner as follows :
cc William Burt, it is my painful duty to pass on on the ant:sues
of the law. f'our's is the high crime of murder. In making
these okservations I have no desire to hurt roar feelings, but let
1$ me advise von seriously to prepare to meet that roil whona you
Ihave offended. Remember that God. is a God of mercy, but do
not forget that he is also a God of justice. It is net for man to say,
that his nteri'y may not be extended towards you. The sentence
of the law is that you be taken from hence to the place from
whence you came, and from thence, on Monday next, to the place 1
of execution, and there you be hung by the neck until you are
, dead ; and that, after your body he dead, it be taken down and
be dissected and anatomised—and may the LOrd have mercy on ,
your soul ! May that God, whose laws you have violated, grant I
you mercy in his sight."
The unhappy man was then taken from the bar. His Lord-
[ship, in passing sentence, was much affected ; and we noticed
imany females in tears. The countenance ofthe prisoner under-
went no alteration, neither on the Jury returning their verdict, •
' nor during the sentence and admonition of the Judge. A death-
like stillness prevailed in the Court during the whole, of the trial, i
which lasted three-hours.
London, England, 1827-03-05

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS.

LONDON DIARY.--TUESDAY, MARCH 6.—(At the Court
of Conamisioners, Basinghall-street.)
Allan, J., Truro, tea-dealer--10
Bean, J., George-street, horse-dealer-10
Carpenter, T., St. John-street, butcher-11
Chappell, W., Strand, pork-butcher-11
Clay, T., Coleman-street, warehouseman-10
Collins and Co., Blshopsgate-street, merchants-11
Craig, G., Hoxton, oilman-9
Cranfield, J., Newington, tailor-11
Dutton, F., Holborn, bookseller-11
Edwards, J., Brighton, bookseller-11
Garrett and Co., Bishopsgate-street, drapers-11
Hardcastle, W., Covent-garden, bookseller-11
Lloyd, D., Bankside, timber merchant-11
Moody, W., Aldersgate-street, coachmaster-11
Patterson, J., Bridge-street, Blackfriars, ironmonger-11
Peak, J., New Ormond-street, bricklayer-11

COUNTRY DIARY, TUESDAY, MARCH 6.
Atkinson, J., Lancaster—King's Arms, Lancaster-11
Breuell and Co., Livorpool—George, Liverpool-1
Brierley and Co., Manchester—White's, Manchester-2
Charlton, F., Blyth, Northumberland—George, Newcastle-
upon-Tyne-1
Chase, J., Eastington—Ram, Gioncester-10
Cox, E., Ledbury—Feathers, Ledbury-11
Cross, F., Birtsmorton—Feathers, Ledbury-11
Drosier, T., Blakeney—Angel, Norwich-11
Fenton, J., Hanley—Swan, Hanley-12
Ferryman, J., Cheltenham—Royal Hotel, Cheltenham-5
Fletcher, J., Liverpool—Star and Garter, Liverpool-1
Hall, P. J., Ashton in Mackerfield--Buck i' the Vine Inn,
Wigan-5
Harrison, J., Wigan—Buck i' the Vine Inn, Wigan-12
Hill, S., Kidderminster—White Hart, Hartlebury-11
Hopkins, J., Bristol—Rummer, Bristol-12
Hudson, T., Ramsgate—Guildhall, Canterbury-11
Jalland, C., Mansfield—Swan, Mansfield-10
Johnson, A., York—Old George, York-11
Macsinger, J., Wigton—Half Moon, Wigton-12
Ogden, T , Manchester—Star, Manchester-2
Owen, C., Whitley—Guildhall, Shrewsbury-10
Penlington, J., Liverpool—Mr. Leather's, Liverpool-11
Penner, T., Newent--Feathers, Ledbury-11
Seddon, T., Liverpool—Mr. Kaye, Liverpool-11
Slater and Co., Belton—Star, Manchester-1
Smith, S., Manchester—Star, Manchester-11
Williams, T., Northwich—Crown, Northwich-11
London, England, 1827-03-05

THE EARL OF LIVERPOOL.

.4

All his Lordship's Medical Attendants were present
this morning, as was also Mr. Tupper, (the Apothecary
to the Noble Earl,) the consultation lasted upwards
of an hour, when the following Bulletin was issued :
g, Fife-House, March 5.
" Lord Liverpool has passed another good night, and is going
on in a satisfactory manner."

New York Papers to the 9th February have been received.
They contain a copy of the Memorial to the Senate and House of
Representatives of the merchants and traders of New York, hav-
ing claims upon France and other European States, for spoliations
committed upon their commerce. After commenting on this
document, which is stated to be drawn up with great ability, the
Editor concludes his arguments by observing :—" Every petty
principality of Europe has demanded and received satisfac.
tion even from colossal France, while all the Govern-
ments against which we have similar, and even stronger
claims, as if by common consent, presuming, as the Memo-
rial befoie us truly says, upon the influence of the Ame-
rican people, towards the rights of the claimants, or upon the
weakness of the Government, have met our remonstrances with
the most futile excuses, or with cold and silent contempt. Its this
to be endured by a nation, which boasts, as we boast, of its power,
its resources, and its high sense of-national honour ! Can Holland
and Algiers, and a petty German State, demand, and re-
ceive redress from France, and are we to fold our arms,
and be shuffled out of our 'rights by one, and treated with
silent scorn by tho, other. Let Congress answer. There is no
question of the legality and justice of our claims, and we can see
no possible reason for further delay, or for tampering any longer ;
with England, we cancelled our claims by drawing the sword, but
not so with France—on the contrary, she had the full benefit of
our 'belligerent attitude. Nothing can be more just than the
claims of the memorialists, or more respectful than the language
in which they are urged. The Government must either enforce
payment of their claims abroad—vindicate their wrongs—or
assume and pay their debt themselves."
The claims to which the memorial refers, arose in the year
London, England, 1827-03-05

INQUEST ON MR. BURY.

The Leicester Journal gives the inquest of this unfortunate
gentleman (who was killed by the overturning of the Manchester
mail) at great length. It was held on Wednesday last, at the
Greyhound inn, at Glen, before CIDIRLES MEREDITH, Gent.,
Coroner for the county. The Jury, after being sworn, proceeded
to the room where the deceased lay; there was a bruise on the
head, but none externally about the body, which was.much swol-
len, particularly round the cheat. He appeared to be about 35
years of age, and rather muscular than otherwise. After return-
ing to the jury-room, the Coroner examined the witnesses.
The witness described the manner of the deceased's death, and
exonerated the coachman from all blame. The accident was Mainly
caused by the breaking of the reins.
The Jury retired, and after an hour's deliberation, returned a
verdict of " Accidental death," with a deodand of one pound on
each of thehorses, and one pound ()lithe coach, as that fell upon the
man, and caused his death ; and also stating, that the road was
an extremely dangerous nuisance at that part where the fatal ac-
cident happened.
The brother of the deceased arrived on Tuesday evening, and
removed the body in a hearse, after the jury had taken a view of
it, to be interred at Manchester.
London, England, 1827-03-05

INSOLVENTS APPLYING TO BE DISCHARGED.
Petitions to be heard at Portugal-street, Lincoln's-Inn-Fields,

MARCH 7, AT NINE.
Amory, J., Wapping, mariner
Adey, J., Old-street, carpenter
Devonshire, R., Hoxton, silversmith
Heginbottom, W., Manchester, clothier
Henley, J., Hoxton; green-grocer
Hobbs, W., Southwark, cattle-dealer
Hnghes; H., Bermondsey, fishmonger
Humphrys, W., Poplar, painter
Jennings, C., St. Pancras, chemist
Morris, T., Mile-end, hat manufacturer
Rackstraw, W., Chelsea, baker
Rood, NV., Ormond-street, baker
Roper, T., Poplar, dealer
Scott, J., Titchfield-street, cabinet-maker
Walker, W., Carey-street, law-stationer

COUNTRY.—At the Court-house, at Durham, March 6, at

Ten o'clock.
Liverseed, J., Easington, farmer
Ratcliffe, T., Darlington, carrier
Gibbon, J., Auckland, labourer
Railton, E., Newcastle, cordwainer
Jackson, G:, Low Stanley, farmer
Corner, M., Darlington, gardener
Walton, J., Bowes, miller
Horn, M., Houghton, engineer
Kerss, S., South Shields, clerk
Ward, J., Hurworth, cordwainer
Lambert, T., St. Giles, linen-manufacturer
Blakey, G., Chester-le-Street, innkeeper
Gowland, J., Durham, cordwainer
Taylor, R., Auckland, farmer
Stamper, R., Sedgefield, farmer

METHOD OF QUELLING A RIOT.--The High-
landers of Scotland are much disposed to quarrel, when affected
by the exhalations of the mountain dew. A certain fiscal was
recently disturbed, while enjoying the society of a friend, by
" Mary, the Maid of the Inn," who broke in upon them, and an-
nounced, in a lamentable tone, that two men were fighting in
Mac—'s, and the fiscal was wanted immediately. The worthy
official, after scratching his head for some time, (for who would
not consult the crown lawyers in such a dilemma) turned to Mary,
and told her to go to Mac— and tell him, " to give the men a
gill, provided they gave over fighting." " But if they'll no do't,
Sir," said Mary. "In that case," rejoined the fiscal, (turning to
his toddy,) " tell him to make the rascals.fight till I come."—Ply-
mouth Journal.
London, England, 1827-03-05

Per Quarter.
Andover.-,...—.

Carlisle.

Hexharn

Morpeth

NeS:ealitle
Romsey
Sunderland.
Winchester —.—
Per Bushel.
Birmingham
Coventry
Newcastle (Staff)
Northallerton
Penrith

Stafford -
Warwick
Worcester
Per Doll.
Barnardeactle ---
Darlington
Durham.--.

Stanhope -
Stockton

Wolsingham
London, England, 1827-03-05

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No. 10,759.

TITLE FOR ORDERS.

GENTLEMAN, who has taken his Degree in
IM. one of the Universities, and who, being qualified in all other
respects, is desirous of having a TITLE, on which he may' be
ordained to HOLY ORDERS, may, if all circumstances should
be found mutually agreeable, obtain his object by a CURACY in
a retired Parish, in a county about an hundred miles north 'of
London, by applying through letters, post-paid, directed to C. IL,
Sun Office, Strand, London.

CHRIST'S HOSPITAL, LONDON;
March 2, 1827:
AVACANCY having occurred in the HEAD
MASTERSHIP of the ROYAL MATHEMATICAL
SCHOOL at CHRIST'S HOSPITAL, the Committee request
thatguch persons as may be desirous of becoming Candidates,
will transmit testimonials of their abilities to the Counting-house
of Christ's Hospital, on or before Saturday, the Slat instant.
Particulars of the Duties and the Salary attached to the Offiice
may be had at the Counting-house. The Candidate must be .a
Member of the Church of triglaiid.
. THOMAS WILBY, Clerk.
P. S. • Classics as well as Mathematics are taaght iathis School.

T a SEPARATE MEETING of CATHO-
LICS; held at the Corn Exchange, Dublin, Feb. 28.-

M. I. FARRELL, EFq. in the Chair,

It wa moved by DANIEL O'CONNELL, Esq., seconded by Join;
013}iitx, Esq.,

" That having seen in the London Newspapers a Publication,
charging a Catholic. Priest with having, on the 18th of June
last, at Roscommon, spoken the following words.—' Blood has
been shed in France, blood has been shed in Spain and Italy, and
why should not Ireland assert her rights?' we deem it our duty so-
lemnly to declare that we have ascertained that the above charge
is totally and shamefully false, no such words, or any thing re •
sembling them,' having been spoken on the occasion alluded to ;
and we are convinced that such charge has been brought forward
at the present moment from mean and malicious motives."
M. I. FARRELL, Chairman.
N. P. O'GORMAN, Secretary.
London, England, 1827-03-05

PRICES OF FOREIGN F
Austrian Bonds, 5 per cent. —
Brazilian Bonds
Buenos Ayres Bonds.
Chilian Bonds, 6 per ct.
Colombian Bonds
Ditto, 1824 39%
Danish, :3 per cent.
Greek Bonds
Ditto, 1826 l6, 17
Guatimala
Mexican Bonds
Do. 182.5 6114 IA

PRICES OF SHARE

Brazilian Mining Company
Potosi La Paz and Peruvian Asso
United Mexican Mining Company
Canada Company

PRICE OF IRISH S
Rank Stock 240

Consols, 3 percent.
Gov. Stock, 334 per cent.... 5734 ;Vs S
Ditto, New 87%

4 per. Cent. 96 jA
Gov. Deb. 3% per cent S 9 %IA
Royal Canal Stock
Grand Canal Stock

City Deb. 4 per cent.
Ballast Office Deb. 4 per cent. -
London, England, 1827-10-11

there is no necessity to indulge in any-lengthened
Q-011.1111Q11tS. We leave the Ministerial statement,
in all its weight and impoitAnce, to the unbiassed
judgment of the public, congratulating them veY
sincerely on the cheering proofs which it ss`4PlaYs
of the present, and the no less- cheering hopes
it
holds out of the future, condition.of the country.
New Tinzes.
London, England, 1827-10-11

CHARGE.

Exchequer Annuities
South Sea Company
Bank CM their Capital
Dividends
National Debt
7)7usteet for the payment of Naval
ariil Military Pension 3
Civil L'
Pensions
Other Charge'

Surplus

Exchequer Bills iSSIletl fur the ;.'onso-
litiated Fund, at sth J uly, 1827, and
paid off out of the growing produce
of the said Fund in the Quarter
ending Oct. 10, 1827
Surplus at 10th October, 1827

ssued out of the Consolidated Fund,
on account of the Supplies granted ror
the set vice the ye it 1827

Total at 10th Oct., 18'27, to be pro-
vided for by an issue of Exchequer
Bills charged on the growing pro-
duce of the Consolidated Fund in
thi., Quarter ending sth Jan., 1528...

£21,233
186,900
125
4,330;153
1,212,250

1,400,000
21:2,500
itt,497
160,560

7,721,448
4,658,882

12,380,268

3,817,016

2,638,3.59

1,208,C58

5,591,0e5

lingtoll to
Lite Marquis
I liis Grace,

On the visit of the Duke of Wel
Newcastle, while fresh horses were putting to
of Londonderry's carriage, a veteran accostet
and the latter entered into familiar conversation with him.
The Duke finding this individual had been with the Bri-
tish tinny in several of the victories gained by his Grace,
gave him a sovereign to drink his health, which the old
soldier would no doubt punctually observe, as he facetiously
replied, that he always strictly attended to the orders of
his superiors.

As the yeather was beautiful during the whole
of last week, our Races Were seen to the best advantage,
and the sport, upon the 'Whole; was 'tolerably good.
D infeies Courier.
London, England, 1827-10-11

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tation that, as BOLIVAR has shaken off hi:

apathy, that he will save us from tho inevitable
consequences which must otherwise await us from
our internal dissensions.

Bogota Papers to the 3d of August have
been received. They inform us that the 'hopes
they had formed that tranquillity would be spee-
dily restored in the departments of the South,
had been disappointed. It appears that General
(BA NO had arrived in Guavaquil, and had been
put in nominal command of the division : we
&ly nominal, as we hive been assured by private
letters dr' the troops had refused to obey. The
decree convoking the Grand Convention has
been objected to by the Executive. The objec-
tions have :lot been made to the substance of
the decree, w!ileh has been amended, according
to them, by the Senate, and passed to the
Chamber of Representatives.

By the London Line of Packet Ship Cambria,
Captain WARNoCK, from New York, arrived at
Cowes, papers to the 16th ult., from that City,
have been received at the North and South
American Cofree-hcuse, from which the follow-
London, England, 1827-10-11

COURT OF KING'S BEI•iCH.

LONDON ADJOURNED SITTINGS, BRFORE LORD TENTERDEN,

CHIEF JUSTICE.
SPECIAL JURIES APPOINTED FOR
moNnAY, OCT. lb.
The King v. Discornhe
The King v. Ryder
Lawler v. Kershaw
Clifford v. Layton
Ind and others v. Pellatt
Jkin v. Brooke

Levi versus Basevi
Viana v. Pratt
Same v. London Asqur. Co.
Lubbock v. Ward
Lemeche v. Goldsmidt
Galloway v. Hornor
The King v. Diseombe

Evans v. Linthorne

Burnett v. Cooper
Bonand v. Nash
Lord v. Robinson

WEDNESD,

Meabura v. Westmorland
Same v. Leathly
Haynes v. Pulley
Wright v. Dawson

OCT. 16.
Collins v. Jonas
Clifford v. Hunter
Vice v. Anson
Hogan v. Wilkinson
OCT. 17.
111azin v. Owen
Hunter v. Allen
Hogan v. Wilkinson
Yeates v. Carnsew.

POLICE INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAY.

GUILDHALL.

IMPOSTOR.-John Holloway, an old man, very com-
monly known under the appellation of the: Cabbage-eater,
from his being frequently in the habit of exciting the sym-
pathy of the public by eating cabbages as if he wens
in the most abject distress, when in reality the distress
is feigned, was brought before the Magistrate. Last night
lie collected a meb on Holborn-hill, of upwards of 100
persons, composed chiefly of thieves and pickpockets, as he
often has done, and will not leave that parish or practice.
He stated his parish to be Vilitechapel, and that lie meant
to go there now:

Mr. Alderman ANSLEY told him, he should first pay a
visit to Bridewell, whither he committed him for a fort-
night.

LAMBETH-STREET.
This morning William Taylor, who has been in cus-
tody for some days past, and whose examination on a
charge of having murdered his wife was inserted in yester-
day's Sus, was again brought IT.
The only witness in attendance was Mr. Staling, a
medical gentleman, who stated that he visited the deceased
on the day previous to, and on that of her death, on each
of which occasions he found her labouring under epileptic
fits, which ultimately produced apoplexy and death. He
had since her dissolution opened the body and head, and
was of opinion, from the appearances of the brain, that
death was accelerated by drink and irregular living, and
not from any violence offered to her.—The prisoner was
discharged.
London, England, 1827-10-11

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PUBLIC SALES.-(THIS DAY.)

By STEVENS and BRENCHLEY at the MART.
Forty Shares of 50/. each, in the London Corn Ex-
change, declared forfeited, 3/. per share paid, the pur-
chaser to pay the call of 20/. now due on each share—
Produced 21. 12s. and 2/. 13s. per share.
BY MR. JOHN ROBINS, AT GARRAWAY'S.
A Leasehold Estate, comprising a House, No. 45, Ox-
ford-street, with a Shop, a Shop with Dwelling Apart-
ments, a Dwelling-house, Counting-house, &c., and a large
Timber Yard, Gateway, &c., let at 2207., the houses and
small part of the yard held for 99 years from 1738, at a
ground-rent of 11/. 155., the yards, sheds, Ste. at the back
held to Michaelmas 1899, at a ground-rent of 1/. 10s.,
lessee to repair...•.... 1,2001.

A Leasehold Estate, No. 91, Newman-street, Oxford_
street, comprising a dwelling-house, let at 601., for 21
yews, held for 99 years, from 1758, at Gl. ground rent,
tenant to pay all rates and taxes, and insure-6501.

THE MARKETS.-(THIS DAY.)
HAY MARKETS.—(At per Lead of 36 Trusses.)
ST. JAMES'S.

£. s. X. s X. s. £. s.
Lowland :Mad. Hay 3 15 to 4 10 Clover Hay 4 10 to 6 10
Upland Ditt0....... 410 510 Oat straw 1 8 112
tive.grass Hay 4lO 510 Wheat Ditto ll2 116
New Meadow Hay 315 410
A short supply, but the buyers purchasing sparingly, from the
supposition that both Hay and Straw had become damp by yes.
terday's and this morning's rains, the trade was dull at Tues-
day's prices.

SMITHFIELD,
L s.
'.owland 51ead.Ilay 3 3to 4 0
Upland Ditto 4 5 5 5
Rye-grass Hay 4 5 5 5
New Meadow Hay 315 4 5
Supply limited, trade somewhat

s. s.
Cloy. Hay generally 4 4to 5 10
Do. extra fine 0 0 0 0
Oat Straw 1 8 110
Wheat I)itto 1 10 1)3
brisk, and prices as last quoted.

THE QUEEN OF WURTENIBERG.

NORTHFLEET, OCT. 9.—At five, P.A.I. hove
in eight the King's yacht, having on board the Queen of
WURTEMBERG, with the Royal Standard flying at the
maintop-gallant-maet head. At half-past five, the steamer
towed her to the moorings below the Hecla, Captain
PARRY, and made fast for the night. Wind S.W. blow-
ing fresh.

OCTOBER. 10.--At half-past seven this morning cut from
the moorings; the steamer a-head took the yacht in tow.
At eight A.M. past Gravesend, Tilbury Fort firing a
salute.

At nine, A. m. out of sight clown the Paver; light airs
Southerly, with thick weather.

TILE DUKE AND DUCHESS OF CLARENCE.
The Duke and Duchess of CLARENCE left
their residence in the Admiralty, yesterday morning, and
prbeeeded to Blackheath, where his Royal Highness, as
General of the Marines, inspected the division of thitt corps
stationed at Woolwich. The Princess AUGUSTA and the
Duchess of GLOUCESTER, attended by their Ladies in
Waiting, left town yesterday morning, for the purpose of
being present at the Review. Their new colours were
presented to the regiment by the Duchess of CkLARENCE.
A grand public breakfast was atierwards given at the Green
Man, on Blackheath.
London, England, 1827-10-11

DIED.

On Monday, at Monckton Farleigh, Wilts, after a felp
illness, Daniel Jones Long, Esq. ; in life esteemed'

_
death regretted. v
sf°
On the 4th inst., at Pulteney-lodge, Enfieid_bigia 4
Mr. Arthur Edwards, fourth ,on of the late Thorns*
wards, Esq., of Hoddesdon, Herts.
On the 6th inst., at Pont-y-Pool-park, Montnouttoll
Joseph cox, Esq., of the Madras Medical Establishnie,
in the 36th year "of his age.
On the 3d inst., at - the Palace, Bristol, in hia 1.10
year, Augustus,. the youngest son of the Bishop of '
Diocese.

PAINTRD and PunusnED by M. YOUNG, at
Stni-Drreg, No, 112, Straud.
London, England, 1827-10-11

FLANDERS AND GERMAN PAPERS.

Biti2B5ELS, OCT. 6.-31. Van Strecf kirk, the
Secretary of state, is gone to the Hague. It is
said that their Alalestis 3..vilJ embark for that place
at Rotterdam on Wednesday,

The citizens are making preparations to Mon&
nate in commemoration of the recovery of her Ma-
jesty the Queen.
It is reported that the Count dt..! cones is going
to return to Rome. On the '2d inst. he pad a visit
to the Archbishop of Malines.
There have been illuminations at Namur, Lou-
vain, and other placer, in honour of the convention
of the 18th of June.

The Court of Assizes of West Flanders ha.. cop-
&roped M. P. de VHeger, editor of the new Bruges
Gazette, and M. Mo3mans, advocate, to sixteen
months' imprisonment, for two articles published in
that paper, on the :30th d September and 2d De-
cember, 1826, tending to excite digruat a1)0 discord
among the inhabitants of the kingdom.
HAARLEM, OCT, B.—hlis Majesty's ship the
Zeeuw,- Capt. Lucas, which sailed in January with a
battalion of aoops for Batavia, and probably landed
them in the month of May, sailed again from that
poet on the Bth of June, and ;wired on the 2d off
Plymouth, after a very short voyage of 80 days.
I.74..!ANIZFORT, OCT. s.—With respect to the ope-
rations of Ibrahim, we learn that on the 7th of Au-
gust he sent a very numerous corps from Modon to
Tripolizza, to provision that fortress, which returned
to ?flodon on the 10th, having accomplished its ob-
ject, and after a march of seven hours, met and de-
feated a Greek corps.

Ibrahim being informed of the capture of a
Turkish corvette and galliot by the Greek frigate
the Hellas, sailed with J 6 of the best ships of the
Capitan Bey's squadron in search of the frigate; but
not meeting with it, returned to Modon on the 9th
of August. About the middle of July, soon after
hi 3 grrival at Modon, he sent troops to .Catania, who
returned with some prisoners, and much booty. It
is said -he was preparing ay another visit to
Mains, the inhalntante of_vvitiefiiiave frelp,ieri;y-
pulsed him.

CONSTANTINOPLE, SEPT. 10.—There has been
no change in the state of the capital, or in the nego-
ciations of the Foreign Ministers, since the depar-
London, England, 1827-10-11

LAW INTELLIGENCE.—(Thin DAY.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

(London Adjourned Sittings, before the Loan Cui
Fr
JUSTICE and a Common Jury.)
HARLE V. STILL.

This was an action by the Indorsee of a Bill of Exchange
against the acceptor. The defence was, that the bills had
been obtained under a fraudulent representation that the
acceptor might receive, in indemnification of his liability,
a sum of money due to the person in whose favour they
were drawn, and then being in the Court of Exche-
quer. On this question there was much contradic-
tory evidence ; but the witnesses for the plaintiff appeared
to he strongly confirmed as to the dates of the transaction,
upon which the questions principally arose, by a document
from the Custom-house, which fixed an occurrence, that
both sides admitted to have taken place zit the time of giv-
ing the bills, at ten days earlier than that date stated by the
witnesses for the defendant.

The Loan CHIEF JusTicE, in summing up, observed
that in this melancholy conflict of evidence, which it was
impossible to reconcile, the documents referred to ought to
have great weight in determining the verdict.
The Jury found for the plaintiff the full amount claimed,
36!.

[ln the course of this cause the Chief Justice having
used an expression which Mr. Sergeant Wilde repeated.—
His LORDSHIP desired that his words might not be re-
peated, as it was manifestly an act of incivility.
Mr. Sergeant WILDE disclaimed the incivility, and said,
that lie should always conduct his guises in the manner
that seemed fit to him.

CONSTRUCTICN OF THE COURT.
His LORDS:HIP said, that 2.v had come to the determina-
tion of sitting to-morrow in the Old Court of King's
Bench. It was quite impossible t. ;'t for any time here
and preserve one's health—nothing etuA4 exceed the in-
dltdsihnmigsu'Lordship that they Wert very
draught of cold air. The bur
must fa
he feared, th3i
any
at-
mtceo iitvneetixrocapnlro
sceiem)eedreoscfolt:iti tsibtaasesdseubfrieleci
strong
having also made known their grievances in this respect,
His Lordship added—Well, gentlemen, I thought that I
was the only sufferer; if I had known that you also
inconvenienced, I would not have continued 1,-F:4for a
second day.
London, England, 1827-10-29

SUPPLY, AS mt. CLERK'S STATEMENT.

Beasts. !Sheep and Lambs.' Calves. I Pigs.
2,843 24,270 160 170
About 1700 of the beasts came up the different North Roads;
about 700 from the western and midland districts; about 150 from
Norfolk, Suffolk, Essex, and Cambridgeshire; about '7O from
Kent and Sussex • and most of the remainder from the marshes,
Sec., in the neighbourhood of London, including about 200 left
unsold on this day se'nnight.

NEAVGATE AND LEADENHALL MARKETS.
At per stone, by the Carcass.
s. d. toe. d. s. d. to s. d
Beef
Mutton 2 6 4 0 Pork 4 4 6 0
Lamb 3s. 6d. to 4s. Bd.
London, England, 1827-10-29

MANCHESTER CORN MARKET.—Ock 27.

The consumers having ken daily on the market during
the present week, the manufactured articles of Flour and
2.1a1t have been in request; but up to this day's market
no improvement in price of any article in the Corn Trade
was discernable. The attendance upon 'change to-day was
small ; however, the millers and dealers were all business
men. Fine dry new Irish Wheat:improved 3d. per 701135.
Old, and the few samples of English shewing, commanded
an advance of about id. to 2d. Grinding Barley as last
noted. Fine Oats met a free sale at an improvement of
Id. on last week's prices. Boiling Pease are nominal.
Old and New Beans are near the quotations on this day
week. The virtual repeal of some of the most obnoxious
sections in the New Malt Act, appear to have raised the
prices of Barley Is. to 2s. per qr. in the Malting districts ;
and the supply of Malt at market being small last week,
prices were fully supported. The sale of Flour is much
better to-day than on this day week ; and notwithstanding
our bakers have lately lowered bread equal to 7s. per sack
on the price of Flour, they were necessitated to pay 6d. to
Is. per bag advance to-day. Oatmeal as last noted.
Customary Bushel. Quar. of 8 Imp,
Wheat (701 p.) e. d. toe. d. s. 8. to e. d.
English, Fine White 8 4 8 960 0 63 0
710 8 357 0 59 4
Second Runs 7 6 7 n 54 0 57 9
Scotch & Welch 7 3 8 052 2 57 7
Irish, Fine Old 7 0 7 850 4 55 2
6 5 7 %) 48 7 55 9l
- Inferior 6 3 6 9 14.5 0 48 '7
Foreign, nee 9 0 8 457 7 60 Qi
Barley (601 b.)
English, Fine .4) 0
Irish
—lnferior (Jr grinding 3 9
Oats (451 b.)
6
Irish, for Mealing 3 3
sEenogticihs ,
Potatoc :33 6
Provender—....— 3 2
Foreign, Old 3 0
_ _ _

34 8 36 4
27 8 28 3
26 0 27 S

3 9
8 6
8 5
3 6
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$6 1 36 0'
26 1 28 3
21, 3 25 6
23 7 26 1
23 4 &5'

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Pease (Imp. Bush.)
Blue, (boilers) 6 0 6 3 49 0 50 0
White (ditto)
Beans (Imp. Qr.) s. d. to s. d. (Per Sack 2801b5.) s. d. to s. d.
English, Fine--- 59 0 60 0 Hour, Norfolk and
Inferior... 52 0 56 0 Suffolk, Fine 43 0 45 0
Irish, Old. . 4B 0 52 0 --- Yorks., Fine 5 0 42 0
Foreign .40 0 36 0 -- seconds 36 0 37 0
Malt (per load of 6 Imp. Bush.) -- Irish, Fine,,, 39 0 41 0
Nottingham, fine— 50 6 51 0 ----Superfine 44 0 45 0
Yorkshire 46 0 47 0 —Heated or stale 35 0 30 0
Irish and Interior— 36 0 44 0 Per load of 240th.
Per Sack of 290th. Imp. Oatmeal, English.,. 30 0 51 0
Flour,Notts. Fine 43 0 440 —Scotch & Irish 30 0 31 0
Sup, 46 wwpciipg 1.1 9 14 9