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• • We understand that the Authentic Memoirs Of
liittneitiAti, from the pert 01 Dr. trATKINs, will rip;
/liar on the Ist of December, illustrated with OW-
uni.'CorreipOndehce, a 'variety of interesting Anec-
dotes, and a very copious account of the SIINUIDAN.
A-large porii:n of the Life sells long since pry"
Well, from most valuable ieforrnation, !coma:mkt-
ted to the t..i.thor., by one ct Mt. SliklilDAN's tallest
friends and nearest rcl:ttives ; in audition t i which
it la Contain new and OriginalAnecOotes of Dr.
•Jontsion,-Dr: PARR) GARRICK. DURK!, Ft:x, Sec. Stc.
It has been justly observed, that, considering the
_various talents of this celebrated man, the distin-
guitked part he took in the political affails of the
country I his long connexion with the Stage, his inti•
many with the highs* Characters mid greatest nits
01 theage, and those embarrassments which too Ire.
•quently accompany genius : a faithful and impartial
Higory of his Life malt be expected to open a wide'
Old of instruction and amusement than has been ex-
Whited. by Any production subsequent, or even purl-
oin to the Biography of Jonicans.
•

The Rev. Caeta CoeTon, nephew of thelote,Sir
G.STAL/NTON, has related, in ;'recent publication, the
following anecdote, which, itlthouth it may have ap-
peared tefore in print, has never until now received
AO stomp. of authenticily t 4 My late node, 'Sir G.
• Staunton, related to Me a curious anecdote of old
Rien Long, Emperor. of China; • He was in.
of Sir Gibrge the manner invihielt physicians
were paid in England. When, ate tome difficulty,
his Majesty was made to comptrbend the system, he
exclaimed, , Is any man well in England that tan
• eyed to be ? Now I will inform you,' said he,
• how I manage- my: physicians. I• have tour, to,
"Whiim the care of my health is comtilitted : a certain
• weekly salary is allowed them, but the rnothent Lam
that salary :top till lam will again. I need not
-inform you my.illnesses are ustmlly short."
• STATE OF PUBLIC MORALS IN FRANCE.—ICI a News-
paper published at Paris,Aliere appears an advertise-
.7rne'nt, of the following tenor :
6, M.—, Rue de .---, has the honour of informing English
Gentlemen, that if they desire any young French Lady, either for
marriage, or to imp tempany and de ski ha..nurs of the house, that they
ean.address theniselves as above. He will receive whatever de-
mands sr iy he made, either in writing or verbally, and will send
Into tie provinces or to .Enstand the Lai or Ladies of the description
rksired. In the Litter case it will be Accessary to designate in a
precise manner the quaiit;es desired to be found In the Lady.'
Tilis is war in disguise of the most abominable aad
dangeious des! ;ption !
• A Paris Paper also contains the following :
Una jeune bomme de 100,000 franca desire a raarier a tine
prnohne rim au monis ti'4ooo franc!, n.e:l:eures dispositions et
tfea Esperancts. Aar. (f aR ds Pat) M. 0. Post termite!"
MADAME CATALANI•—MUNICIL, NOVEMBER
Extract rf a Letter .7-44 Madame CATALANI. BOLWith-
standing she has been with us eight days. is not to
appear in public. On the Day of the Benediction,
the proceeded to the Palace at the EMPRESS and the
Chapel Royal, wiiich is very sroall, and made her
*ay, tegardlets of cereitiony, with M. Baum,' *lto
conducted her to the tribune apprdPriatediotliyoang
Princesses of Bavaria. When the Princesses arrived,
she was removed by one of the Masters of the tete-
mones, and obliged to withdraw to the upper gal-
lery. The next day, being near the QUELtis for the
purpose v l singing in a s•zlect concert, shecomplained
of her removal, saying, she hid been accustomed to
be seated with Princesses; that the PRINCE REGENT.
Of ENGLAND and the KING of PRUS.SIA had occasion-
ally` placed her in the front s-tate. The QUEEN po-
litely endeavotned to luiet her, observing with a
' smile, that had they provided at St. James's or Ber-
lin an extensive ceremony, in to confined a Place;"she
would' not, perhaps, have found a seat so commo-
dious. The Queees mildness made the Songstress
more clamorous, and. she declared at last that she
would not sing !—The KING, who happened to come'
in, sent forlier, and forbade her singing at Munich.
Since that affair, CATALANI has several times endea-
'cured to obtain permission to sing at Court, but she
has been refused, and has set out ff,r Florence."
FEROCITY OF A CAT.—On Tuesday se'nnight, the
Man who keeps the pound of the loch near ‘Vindsor-
bridge had occasion to go into an nut.hoose, whither
his dog followed; where a male cat was shut in. The
eat, on the appearance of she dog, became furious;
and fastened on the calf of the man's leg, from which
be could not be loosened until he-was killed. •
• SINGULAR Cmcuatsxiocs.-00 Monday morning,
about seven o'clock, as'two men were going to work
. down Portland Place, a leveret passed by them, roa-
ring very swift. They immediately pursued it, and
with the assistance of a dog which they had with
them, killed it.
• • ANOTHER CIYUFCH•YARD HARE.—Sunday se'n-
night, at the church of Dairsie, in Fife, whilst the
congregation were collecting •in the morning, a
hate took refuge in a small house atihe corner of the
Church yard, built : r the accoininedation of the
Nittistw, who was thtlt, at the time. He soon got
,hold of her ; bin, unlike the Cranstoun hunters, and
akin to the teelir:gs he incuizates, the Minister ordered
her to be set at liberty. She was afterwatds seen VI
health, on lair fields, having but a liniment before-
.-
been as near death as possible not to have sudhred it.
STEEPLE CMASF..—M6or WEEDON, of HeStniii
doitook 011 Moil;: ay to rue from that place to West
Wycornb, a distance of t.7:enty miles, in °be hour and•
us minutes, for a bet of two hundred guineas, On his'
PiNilinia mate. He started aC eight o'clock in the
urn ning, and, after clearing the Hol.nalow Heaths;
• be hrohe across the country to l'atlinglnd and Bul-
strode, where his horse tell'in clearing a fence, and
but tour miles from home. The Major,' hOwever,'
remounted, aad completed his task in a minute and
eleven seconds within the given time.
RACING AT 131.ACKitRATH.—Yesterday a well con.
'tested match tonic place at Blackheath, between Mr.
CIIERItS.S bay hots.: (who lately won the great trot-
tingmatch on the Proydon-1•Oad) and J. PAwage,
r.sq.'s grey mares'. for fitty guigeasthree
:t 'one 'o'clock they ta arted, the mare taking the leis
w: ich she :kept rat the Stet ciao miles and a
ilheillhe former shot thea'd; and won bYlihout twa
leiigifiti; Betting at Stall's*. and seven to one
.
• •
• "ngainst the bay horse, and ring t4eract ten to Om:,
*R was inn in seven %Adults and 'twenty saufidi. '•
A'
concoutse of-spectatori were present.

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PROM ,LAY?' MIGHT'S G4ZE7nr.7t:
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• SANERUPTS:
•
;nano piwoabi tin Mainwegisgps of Chichester '
chancery •114ifb kwakorly end dealers,
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render ov:l9,•Dec. 3, and Sr. at repot Guildhall. Act'
Messrs. Jensfpgs at d Collier, Cary-street. Lincoln'!
John Bentham, of Straw Padlock, parileafAisgarth, Yorkshire,
desk; and chapman, Nov. 2s, at. two,- Nov- si, at ten, and
I)2c. 31, at two, at the house of Mr. Widths; innkeeper, Piss.
ton, Lancashire. Attoruies, Mr. Panzer. Srtibergh, Yorkshinek.
- or Mr. Heals, Staple len. London.
John Trevor and Julia Richards, both of Whitchurcli, Salop,
bankers, dealers' and chapatkrr and copartners, Dec. 11, 111:.
surd 31, at ten, at the Lord Hill Ina, Whitchurclu Attends',
Messrs. Maley, Stocker, and Dawson, Furnivats Inn, London&
or Messrs. Knisht and Brookes, Vfhitehurch.
James Cuthbert and Michael Clarke, the younger, of Colchester..
street, Savage Gardens, London, seiue-raerchants and partners,
Din*. 23, Dec.,7, and 31, at twelve, at Guildhall. Atturney, Mr.
Itivicgton, Fenehurch.street.
lAlesaileer I.evy, late of the Commercial Chambers, Fenchureb-
' wieet, London, money-scrivener, dealer and chap:ma, ',but ,
trove a prisoner In the King's Bench) N0v.23, at twelve, Dee.
3, and 31, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. John Pullen, 34,
F.nn eels Cripplegate.
Ede..ll d Isaac, of Queen-square, Bloomsbury, wine-merchant,
dealer and chapman, November 23, at twelve, Nov. ::0, and
Dee. Si , at twelve, at-Guildhall. Attm•ales, Messrs. Wiltshire
and Bolton, Winchester-house, Old Broad-street.
llodskin„of the 011 City Chambers, I.ondon,merebant,
manufacturer, dealer and chapman, November 23, 311, and
Dee. 31, at twelve, at Guildhall. And. Mei, Messrs. Kearsey
turd ;purr, liishopsgate street. •
John Esseuhigh, of Dartford, Kent, innkuper, dealer and sitar
mart, November 26, Dec. 3, and 31, at eleven, at Guildhall....
Attorney, Mr. Reid, Mart-lire, London.
Jmett Mouton, late of Rtdertess-street, Cripplegate, Loildiall
bread and biscuit:baker, Nov. 23, Dec. 8, and 31, at ten, at
Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Swann, New Basiughall-street.
Ruben I'ig3, of inorwiek, grocer, N0v.23, 30, and Dec. SI, at
four, at the Norfolk Hotel, Norwich. Attornies, Mossri.
Biguold and Bright well, Norwich; or Messrs. Alexander and
Holint., New Inn, London.
Samuel Orierson, of Barnsley, Yorkshire, linen-draper, Nov. 27,
at six, hl3, at the Three, Cram, inn, Barnsley, and bee: 31,..at
eleven, at the White Bear Inn, liar:racy. Attornies, Mr.
Clarke, Bat nsley ; or Mesas. tatty, Stocker, add Dawson,
Furnis al's Inn, London.
Henry Webber, of Bri-tol, tnerehant, Nov. 25, 26, and Dec. 31,
at twelve, at the Cop-unreal Rooms. Unbolt Attoreles, Mr.
Edward lakg, Soun.ampion buildings, Chancery-lane, Lou-
dun; or Messrs. lt.l.l•gg and son, Hu WM.
John Jolsmii, of Newcastle-upon I yne, porter-rnerdhant,
Ncv. s DCC. is, and 31, at tli'e thorge Inn, Neweastie-upon.
Tyne. Actinides, :!Jesus. Bell and Broderick, Cbrapshle,
London; or Mr. William stoker, Newcastle.
George Fowler Byryes; of Antairy, Kingston-ipqn-Hull. sugar-
baker, Nov. uu, us, and Dec. 3t, at one, at the Dog and Duck
Tavern, Kingston-upon-Hull. Actor ales. Messrs. Rosier and
So., Bart ket's-bundings, Headmen, Liettin.
Prim haven, of Norwich, hosier. Nov. 29, 30, and Dec. 31, at
live, at the Nutria Hotel, Norwich. Anomie*, Messrs. Big-
mila and Brightwell, Norwich; or Messrs. Alexander and
Holme, New len, London.
James Fraser, of Liverpool, merchant, Dec. 6,7, and SI, at
twelve at the George Ina, Liverpool. Atternies, Messrs.
Gunnery and Frodshant, Liverpool ; or Mr. L. Chester, Staple
Inn, London.
Robert Dasinah, now or late of Windlcy, Derbyshire, clues%
factor, Nov. t 9, 30, and Dee. 3i, at eleven, a• the King's Arms
Tavern, Derby. Attornies, Mr. Berridge, Hatton-garden,
London • or Messrs. Muusley, Derby.
',chard Lloyd, of Shadwell High street, Nov. 23,
3tr, and Dee. 3t, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hutchi-
son, Crown-court, Threadneedle street.
John Stuart, of Bisbopsgate-street, I.mdfoi, saddler. Nov. 26, at
eleven, Dec. 3, and Si, at one, at Guildhall. Astern:es,
Me>brif. Pitches and Sampson, ht. Sworriii.s.lark, Cannon-
street.
John Bic,' of Bristol, tailor, Nov. 29, 30, and Lee. 91, at twelve,
• at the Rummer Tavern, Bristol. Anoraks, Meow.. Hicks
used Brackenridge, Bartlett's-buildings, Holborn, London; or
lir, James Pullin Hinton, Bristol.
Frederick GI% raw ood, of Upper King-street, Bloomsbury, jewel-
ler, Nov. 23,•11ec. Si and SI, at tell, at Guildhall. Attoraey,
Par. Poole, Adam's-court, Old Broad-strest:
Morgan Waters, late of Nicholas-lane, I....nnbard-street. broker,
Nov. 26, Dec. 3, and 31, at twelve, at Guildhall. ettwritief,
Messrs. Wiltshire and Bolton, Wincbestyr !louse, Old Broad-
street..
Peter NPRae, of. St. Martin's-street, Leicester-square tailor,
Nov. u6,,Dec. 3, and 31, at eleven, at Guiidhalk •Altorrey,
MJ. Hamilton. 'revised'. row, Covent garden.
l'hourai Aldan? Payne, of I.oxley, Ecelesfirld; Yorkshire, dealer,'
Nov. 27, at six, int, at 11, at the Three Cranes Inn, I:artist-4,
Yorkshire, -and Dec;3l; at eleven, at the White But Lin,
Barnsley. Anoraks, blesses. Alesinder and Holmes, New
lan, I.midon ; or Mr. Figott,, Fleturnzfitid, neat Berusley,_ ;
John 'I ndi
nnewell, of Fit:bead. Somerseire, flour merchant, Deb
3,4, and 3i, at eleven, at White Hart hin,Wiveliseombe,
• tiometsetshiee. Attorntes, Messrs. Adlingtori and Gregory,
Bedford row, London; or Mr. radii,. Hancock, of Ford, nap
• Wiveliscombe.
• DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL.
Dec. 21, George Hassell, Hanover street, dealer, at.l2. Dec.
7, Frederick. Holmes, Vere-street Oxfurd-street, merchant, at
11. Dec. 7, Thomas Sutcliffe, act-lane; warehousemen, at IL,
Dee. 7, James Cockaine, 'I tottenham-court New road, plaster.
manufacturer at 11. Dec. 7, Richard Creak Stases, Chelsea.
ford, bookseller, at ten. Vic. 7, George Gowing, Holber-dati
bridge, bookseller, at ten. Dec. 7, William John Reyna
George-street, 'lower-bill, ship-broker, at it. 'Dee. 23, John
Lawrence and William Fuller, Bermondsey-street and Page'sH
walk, glue• atanufaconer, at ten. Dec. 7, Chaftes.Herper and
John M6Whinnie, Camperdown-house, hnow's.fi..itis, blacking.
manufacturers, at one. Dee. 7, Lazarus Lawrence and'Arbrahani
• Solomon., Falmouth, Merchants; at tea. Dee. 7, John James,
11Ifatturd, merchant, at one. Nov. 23, Robert Asbby,
engraver, at 0.., Dec. 7, John Bbekbure, Duke:stem*, .Ald-•
I gate, mercer, at ten. Dec. 7, Richard Harrison,,Maidenhead,
brandy-mirchant; at eleven. Dec. 7, Joseph Ring, Tunbridge,
grocer, at eleven. Dec. 7, John Evans, 'fottenliam-revert-road,
Moen-draper; at Mae. Dec. 7. William Thomas‘Robini, 'Kant
street; printer, at 12. Dec 7, Charles Christian Becher, Loch.
)ury, merchant, at twelve. Dec. 7, Joseph Kirkman, Gower-
street,builder, at twelve. Nov. 30, John Rust, Great Waltham
miller, at elevln. •
. • •
DiViliENbS,to be made in the COUNTRY.
Dee. 9, Jane and Elias Wootfdnden, Manchester, hitters, at
ten, at the Dog, Manchester: Dee. 11, John Walker, 'fa red-
mouth. tanner, at twelve at the Bed Item, Berwick. Dec. 11,,
Jonathan Ceoper,Rewell,7farnier,eyeleven, at theGeori,e,Markev
Harborough. Dec 9, Jelin Pearson, Wrotow, ship-owner, at
ten, at the Gulden Lion, South Shields. Dec.ll, Samuel Kir-
ton, Manchester, futtian-mausifacturer, at eleven. et the Dog,',
Manchester. IsDee.9, Benjamin Mutt, Smardea, -dealer, at tit,
at the George,Craabrook. Dec. 9, Robert Dowding, iVielkshatu,•l
clothier. at IN. at the Commeimal-roonts;Briatol. Nov, ;15.7 hos,
' Pike, Hungerford, viettialler, at eleven, at the Three Swans,'
Hungerford. Dec. 19; John Bird Evans, I-Lndein' grocer, at
ewe,. at the Lamb, Hindoa. Dec. Hi, John Hopwood, Heaton
t,•cottun-spituser, at ten, at the Star, Manchester. Dec.
o,s, Edw. Stokes Catterell. Manchester, cal eo-printer at eleven,
at the Star, Manchester. Dec. 13, !antes Ktiuttot, Manchester,
Limier In cotton, at 11, at the Star, Manclierer. Dec.'; I, Henry
Warner and Samuel Safe, Bristol, dr.gitists one, at the Coin.'
' naercial-ruoms, Bristol. Nov. 29. Thoma 3 liee an, Fisemd,linen-
draper, ateleven, at the Whits Lion, Bri.toL L.:c. 10, William
Pagett, Womborne, miller, at eleven, at the Royal Hotel, Bir-
;,inlnghatn. Dec. 10, Thomas Porter, 311esthorpe, draper. at ten;
lac the Bell's Head, Hinckley. Dec. 9, John Snell, Great Tor.
elietonolhopkeeper, at tea, at the Globe, Great Torrington. Dec.
9, .Robert t Meld, ,Tyanonouth-place, sear North Shields, ship.
owner, ataleveup at the George, North Shields. Dec. 11, George
011iaot, Manchestet,Merchant, a; one, it the BridgewaterA ran,
Manchester. Dee. 10, Andrew Graham, Hasllngden, draper, at
two, at ibe Manchester Anne, Manchester. - - - •
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CERTIPIC.ATLio-ascsussa 7.
11/In. Tacker, Janie. fisiten, ' and Godfrey. Maebon, Sbemeldr
slivorilaters. Cbeks Worley, Woodyael, Inslimper. WM..
:Wooly-Miley, victualler. Samuel lisidduck,.4itafford, grocer.
-Thomas Milburn, Hammond's-v*lre; Mincing *one, whie•nier-
skint:Wrestle:um Stoberii.Lotlibiuy:banker. Charles Vivian
rawly, Great liansell-street, lines-draper. Jinries Jenkins and
Thos. Parsons, ticcaddly, bracken:ashen. Dahl Mitchell,

LONDOZT 411,114KETS,,N0VPIBER 19.

CoTTort.--The quantity of .Cotton put up to pub.;
lie sale was very considerable last week ; at the In:
dia House, 1.500 Sprats. and 773 Bengals ;.of the
former about 900, and of the latter.about 300 were
taken in; there being nnparchases even at the very
reduced rates, •The following were the pries :-
9 bags very cleanAuratslBid a 19d ; 158 ~,00d qua-
lity )411 a 15-id ; '451 fair quality 13i1 411.0; 833
ortEnary and not Clean 1243 a -13 id ; 100
14 ;SW good 'Bengals T..1t1.1 a lad ;
11)0
fair 1.20 ; '27.5 fair commonqualityillid a :
danwitel 6iil a IC-;J. All subject to the duty of Id
if taken for hcme consumption ; Sprats may he
stated generally Id a 2d per pound lower ; the Den-
gals front Id a Id. per pound.
Livenpoot,, NQVIZIRER 16.--g! There Las been
good demand from the trade during the whole wee:k
for most descriptions of -Cotton, anal the prices of
liowedst.ste advanced 4(.1 to. id, and Sea Ishin.ls
to Id from our last quotations. .Sales G2Ju bags-
-247 only arrived "
Scoan.—The demand for Mescovades enring the
last weLlc was more considerable than for some time
past, and in several instances the holders of good Su-
gars realised prices a shade higher ; use advance was
only obtained on strong descriptions, suitable for re-
fining, from 72s a 78) ; the wholesale grocers were
also cqpsiderable purchasers.
There has been much briskness in the Sngar mar-
ket this forenoon, in consequcace of the advance in
the Corn Market : the purchases for the usual con-
sumption of the country are also very extensive ; the
salesof Muscovades are nearly 4000 hhds, the prices
are a shade higher ; the chief salts are from 724 a BUs.
In the refined market the sales for the supply of;
the country trade were very extensive ; considerable
parcels of Hamburgh loaves, and large Lumps were.
also taken for immediate shipping ; on account of
the extensive request, the late. prices are fully main•
mined, but tl.e report of parcels coming forward, in..
duced the refiners to offer coutracis for spring ship-
ments in Match next at very low tales.
COFFICE.—The public sales of Coffee last week were
limited to 1092 casks and 919 bats, `which, though
extremely smallovere quite sufficient for the demand,
on account of the extensive quantity thr...wn cia the
market lately by the East India Company. .The.
prices of JamaicaCtff:e declined about 24 per cwt ;
the Dutch descriptions went 2; a 3s higher, tl.re latter
being in very vmsidel able request for tr;ie.t.om.; trade;
the Foreign descliptialis and West Inelia Caere (411-
not be stated at any alteration ; there is lade lit • the
former at market.
Navar. S•roitzs. —There is e 4 mite Turpentine
first bends ; Spirits ate higher. • T.r may be ;tided '
at ;he' grAnce of Is. and considerable btisiness datng
akthe irhprovtment. Ire Resn, fitch,,ate. tbe:e is no
iation. , ;
PR4VISIONS.-.—Tile ttsgal,-deptaisal x his
season. for the shipping is trivial in cernparison.with
former years, on account of thedeptessed slate of
•the shipping interest, the wank of freights,.tec. ,I3a-
cm is in steady request.; the late iirtcfs. okilatter
are maintained.
haunt, BRANDY. AND Ligt.t.mtpse-7The demand for
Roue cpneiaucd hrisk all last week, the prices gra-
dually improving ; on Saturday the request becarne
ext::nsive, chiefly by speculators, end during .the
whole day very large parcels continued to change
hands.. Letters were received from • Scotland that a
considerable proportion of the crops Wife still
.int the
fields, Aril that the frost had set in very severe,. ac-
compauied with a considerable fall of snow ; that a'
petition' had been agreed to. in Edinburgh, praying
that Government would prohibit distillation. from.
grain. Leeward Island Rums may be qupted one,
penny to two pence per gallon higher ; considerable
business has been done in Brandieetehe prices 31 to
.4d per gallon advanced ; little agentiop has letely
been paidaa Geneva.
Teaacco......The prices are unvaried ;—the trivial
sales continue to be confined to stripped teat for .the
home trade.
Amis.—There are feurashes at market, the de.
mand ia inconsiderable : last week 153 barrels Que-
bec Pot Ashes, •by public sale went off as 52. bd
53s,,the quality was indifferent ;..65 barrels orditizry
Quebec Pearl 72s 6d a 73s 64 ;. 221 casks. Swedish
Pearl 60s 6d a 65s ; fifteen tons sound Teneriffe Ile.
rilla 27s 6d.
. .
SPICRS.—The East India Company's sale of Spices
continued pn .Wednesday and Thursday list, 11,000
bags (Company's) heavy
-Black P:prcr of vild qua-
lity, abt;ut :030 bales sold frora 7 a 74 !-4652
bales bought in.; 61 bales light aue: black, sold at
dinsaged Ad a .•
Of the Private Truly, Licensed aid Privilege Pep=
per, about .490 heavy ]Shack sold. 74 a 7t.1 ;
about seloozbigef were bought ,in ; about 120 bales
heaysy,.7,ta:74-. j. 131 [pales light Black GiJ
; damaged op a.6;4 ; Pepper, Dust 2: a 75.4 cl ; '
. 283 bags good middling whits.were soldlosra Ilid,
and Iss bags were taken in. ,:11'.4Gingee brought
forward cctosibttil of 12109 bags.autiblintlles. of fair
average quality,, g 00,4 lArge %gang. sold 695. a 78s ;
a small parcel, vyry , tuuclr .resembling
the Jamaica .qingts"igid irsap).9os tid a 92s 6d.—
Cassia :ands, twenty -eight Fiusts, of the tea flavour,
4E7. 19s. • , . .
. .•
Sand.At the
,India Conapany's.. aale. last week,
93.8 bags, ;144 taketi.en specplaarett, at fris..a L7S.
Dit.s.—The ..prices 'of clteezgaqtl cans' t be
stated at any variation ; aotith Sca may be stated
higher ; the carg,oeti Qf -011 x..e#44sAnqcted in this-
country for :some namatlis•:(9 ciemedrom tttc. letter
fishery, are :ell:soicrcn.atriyal. aecoups.a.the
rapid a.,,ivaa;ce and scarcity 4.1.4 e .3s.ltlatAescrii).
colatinues..te..aelvance rapidly.- .Rape Oil
may also be quoted hightt-32 was Palm, bylaub-
lic sale last reek, 585.0. 39s.per cwt.-47 cabk,..
Pit-
;chard Oil 427..55. Per toe:

Monday se.anight, a wunisit's clothes took tire in a
house in St, Anne'frstreet, Edinburgh, and she was
so setcrely burnt that she died the same day in the
Royal. Infirmary.

POLICE.

Bow-iessrr.—Yesterda 5, 'Peter Corti ,e
,co Mr. BrOoks Ki:iton, A lineirAirapeeo''
in, was charged with embezzlii.g his mow:
party. The prosecutor had suspected him :or
.sime.of taking mintey in die Alsip. and puttitti
his pocket instead of the ti:l, but could tifq
him till he employed George Rothrn. bel3ol
. 'Office. who went to ihsr prosecutor's
Monday, and purchased of the priviner a sem
tity of linen, which came to is. 41. He p;
with an aightein-pence sank of England tot
short time site+, Ruthea rer.;rned to the hot
teli
went io the prisoner in t:v kitchen, where
drinking tea, and told him Le belonged to:
(Ace, and soupdcting he had robOed his mat
.proceeded to search him, wher. he tiAnd these!
pence token he had paid him, having market
Was committed fur trial..•
, ' .MA II LSOROL:G i I...STREET ....-A lad, of flu
Fitsroy.square, entered into recognizance% far
pearaace at the Sessions, to answer the coepf
her servant-staid, who charged her with
afs:ault.

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