Star.
London, England, 1819-11-29 00:00:00

YORKSHIRE ADDRESS

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" Lormost, Nauseate 22, 1111%
" Sta—We have the satisfaction to inform you, that we have
this day had the honour of presenting to his Royal Highness the
Prince Regent, at an audience appointed fur that express pur-
pose, the humble Address of the County of York, which his
Royal Highness was graciously pleased to receive.
" We beg leave to avail ourselves of this opportunity of thank-
ing the Gentlemen of the County, for the distingui,hed honour
they havi conferred upon us, in appointing us to convey their
sentiments to his Royal Highness the Pointe Regent, upon this
1 important occasion.
We most respectfully assure/ his Royal Highness, that
the Address contained the sentiments of a very large proportion
of the important County of York, in respect to the lamentable
1 occurrencea.which took place at Manchester, on the leitig of
August last: To those sentiments, we assure you, and the Clem
tlemen of the County, that we feel it to be etir duty to give our
best support, upon every occasion, and in every situation.—We
have the honour to be, Sir, your obedient humble servants,
" NORFOLK. THASET.
" WENTWORTH FITZWILLIAX
" William Wrightson, Esq. &c. &c. &c."

YORK CITY ADDRESS.
(COPY).
" LONDON, Novenas 22, 1919.
" have the *vivre to inform you, that T presented
the Petition of the Lord Mayor and Inhabitants of a City of
York, on Saturday, the 20th instant, at an audien which his
Royal Highness the Prince Regent had appointed for the express
purpose; and I am commanded by his Royal Highness to repast
that I had presented the said Petition, and that he had reatived
the same, which his Royal Highneu was pleased to express is
the most gracious manner.—l have the honour to be, Sir,
" Your most obedient humble servant,
" S. W. Nicoll, Esq. &c. &c. " THANEV.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH.

THIS DAY.

As soon as Mr. Justice Bast entered the Court,
the ATTORNEY and (31.1CITOR-GENERAL appeared
on the floor and took the oaths of allegiance, supre•
macy, kc. They were followed by about half a
dozen Barristers and a host of Attornies, who quite
filled the body of the Court. •

WRIGHT V. DOLBY.
The Rule in this cause was made absolute,

THE KING V. FREDERICK AND NICHOL WOOF.
The Defendants were brought up for judgment,
having been found guilty, at the last Hereford Assize,
of an assault on Mr. Peter Taylor Walker, of the
Tontine Office, for having used opprobrious words to
Mr. Walker, with the acknowledged intention of pro.
yoking him to fight a duel. Frederick Wood is a
Lieutenant in the Army, and Nichol Wood, the Town
Clerk of Cardiff, where the assault took place, at the
last Election. _ _

Affidavits were put in by the defendants in est •
nuation, on account of excessive provocation; Mr.
Walker, having, on many occasions, aspersed U e
character of their father by libellous hand-bills, &c.
They also denied having used the expressions attli-
buted to them. Several other Affidavits were put ;n
Ito the same effect. - _ _ _ .

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Mr. SCARLZTT rose to reply to the affidavits.
CHIEF .tunes.—" Let the prosecutor file affida-
vits in answer to these charges, and then the Court
will decide when the defendants shall be brought up
for judgment."

'Monday, at a Meeting, held at the Police Office, in
Nottingham, presided by Mr. Alderman AsnweLL,
it was resolved to apportion a part of Mapperiey.
plains, for cultivation, for a period not exceeding five
years, in order to give employment to those who are
now destitute of work.

The hurricane, at Tortola, on the 21st and 22d of
September, was dreadful.. About 100 persons pe-
rished, and property to the amount of £400,000 h. s
been destroyed. The President of the Island, not-
withstanding his being confined to his bel from very
severe bruises, suffering, too, under the severe afilic-
tion of the loss of his wife during the storm, and
whose own life was despaired of when brought to
town, called together the Council to represent the
deplorable state of the Colony to the proper Autho-
rities.
It is impossible to acknowledge, in adequate
terms, bow much this country is indebted to his Ex-
cellency Governor MAXWELL, for his promptness in
affording all the aid he could, by opening the ports
for six months for lumber and provisions from the
United States, &c.
Those persons who adventured in the present Lot-
tery previous to Lord Mayor's Day, 9th November,
would do well to examine their Numbers, as every
Ticket or Share bought before that day has been drawr ,
and its fate finally decided. They obtained Two
Prizes of £20,000, and sundry minor Capitals, all of
which were distributed in small Sharts to the Public.
Those persons who obtained small Prizes (there were
none lower than Sixteen Pounds Money) are advised
to follow up their success ; and 'those who were un-
fortunate are solicited to tempt Dame Fortune on the
next day, when she may be more. propitious to their
wishes, as the Wheel' still contains Six Prizes of
£20,000, and various other Capitals, all ?fwhich mcy
be drawn Next Day, 9th December, and Two of
20,0001. must be drawn that Day, in the, rst 5 minutes:
CORN-EXCHANGE" MAka-Laies, NovtMaz* 29.
Our Market has been abundantly supplied with all
grain since this day week, particularly with Wheat
and Batley, and having but few buyers for the for.
mer article, only superfine samples could be got off
at last Monday's prices, and all other descriptions
are full 2s. per quarter lower, without being able to
effect sales at that abatement. The arrivals of Barley
have been very considerable, but very little of it of
fine quality, so that prime samples are only Is. per
quarter cheaper, but all other sorts are full 2s. per
quarter lower, and exceedingly heavy sale. Beans
are ls. per quarter cheaper, the supply from Essex
this morning being large. Oats are Is. per quarter
cheaper than on this day week. In other arti:l
there is no alteration. Current Prices:
1243118113. I Small Beans 461 SOs
Wheat, Kent and ' Tick ditto Ms 40s
Essex 64s 721 1 Oats, Potato. 2Bs 60s
Saffolk ........ :.:..s4. 70s— Poland 27s 29s
Norfolk - Feed ..............53s 26s
Rye (New) Mt Flour, per 5ack...—....60s 63s
Barley ... 6os 42$ I Rapeseed, per Last a 632 felti

'etidonen are induced to btueve, li rby 3os fists napeseea, per Lau .4z 0,.•
of August, no such Proclama- male 6Bs 76$ 10111 MM
mdentand, that at none of the White Peas 56.- 44s Wheat, Dantzic .B2s 78s
Boilers. .:...45265s 56s Baltic Bed, I Tamir Or
the persons who lost their lives
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of of its being made given. and .
SMITNFIFLD MARKET, NOVEMBER IS.
gal Pro" silk KA*. they kaue Bee as lost to 4i Wei Veal -5. Oil zw Is ad
hoard it." Mutton ..I 4s Od to 6$ td Pork
501-street, in Leicester, there Beasts saSe—ClifvelVisrsltiterNipLainlos 1'7,10 Pigs gof
:al Breakfast Powder sold F1ay......£3 10s to coo I Straw Ss to vo
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