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London, England, 1829-04-13 00:00:00

Feed ids 'We
Flour, per seek, 60s. 631.
Rapeseed 24s VI. per last.

I MfOSTATIMIS LAST wtett.
Wheat, Englisls Roasters 3,376 Irish o.sta
Do. Foreign 23,343 Kle, English
Irish Ditto Ditto, Foreign
Barley. British 3.410 Do. Irish
Do. Foreign V. 005 Beast.. English
Irish— Peas. till limb
Xlale, English 5.874 Ditto Foreign
&Wish Oats 11,514 ha.gli.h Flour. smiths
Foreign Ditto 1,023 American dui to. br Is 4 97/
SMITHFIELD bleltKl T, Aram 13.
calms •T 111ASII.T.

17423

79

1111=•••••
1,240
864

Beasts 9.,972 Sbsrp 15.350 I NC 240 I C.l.es 131
Beef . 4s 04 to 44 44 I Veal . . 5. 44 to It Id
blutton . 44 ttd 4s 64 Pork . . 5. OJ Os 0.1
Hay prr load. •It 104. to £4 4-. Clover £3 10.. to .£3 ss.
Straw set me. to Al 164.
COAL MARKET—Toss Day air Otto.

The Coal Eschange was well attetiticsl by merchants today. and
Coals generally were in fair demand. l•ifty new ships were nt
market

. Us. 11. i. 3111. lisl
• . It3s. Sits.
Ships at Market 904.
LIVBILPOOL, Aran 11.
Wheat to-day was U. per 70Ibs. cheaper thau on Tuesday, and,
u well as all other articles of the trade, dull of sale. Fur ads,
Herby. Peas. he. the prices are merely nominal.

t Walheed Coals .
Other -sons

Carve— n—le conseistosee of the wind having become favourabk,
the import this week reaches the enormous quantity 0f:39.856 bags,
besides 24 vessels which have to report at the Custom hook; and
the sales are 11,510 bags at about last week's rates. Sra Islands
at amnion have declined in valise fends the last politic sales W. to
per lb. Advice. from New York, of Nth March, quote priors
of Uplands at 111 'to 10. and Premium of Keelung( BC which, on
45th Feb. bad been quoted 131 to 10, and tte re.peerively. The
West accounts from England received at New York were dated
Liverpool, January 24. -
&c.—The import of B.P. Sugar this week Ii 3 too Ithds.
the sales are not more than 450 Mids. at former rates. Of
s. I. 170 bags have been taken at 71.. to 71s. 6d. and 1.500 bags
Mauritius at 555. 6d. to 611 a. 6J. • Niublbg done In Foreign. In
Odin the transactions are limited to BO casks to the esker% A
MW poisciwons St. Vuteent Ilolassep have changed bands at 113 s.
ad 700 bags E. 1. Eke at les. 3d. to 13s. $4l-
- We have had a fair business doing in Butters this
leak. The demand for Beef and Posh has been limited. Bacon
Set at Is. to Is. lower.
WAKEFIELD, Atm. 10.
We have a moderate supply of Wheat this week ; for the best
samples we have a pretty good demand, at hill as good prices as
lost week, and In some Wauseon rather more have been obtained,
hot all other descriptions are very duo ale. "fsh"ll Data and
Shelling Mien mods the seise timed& The best heavy Barley is
le. to Ile. per quart lower, but the lighter sorts and Foreign are
Vita Mew meet Aim sale, but we note no alkseitloill
in their value.

INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF CHANCIIIRT, eon, 11.
- Mss Lordship did not sit ontilveleven o'clock. and-the
Court was more than usually crowded when his Lord-
ship took his seat.
CLARICE V. ATKINSON.
Counsel were beard in this case on a former day,
when an application was made to dissolve the injunc•
tion cditailvd, restraining the infringement of a patent
right for a new invention. of manufacturing Venetian
carpets.
The LORD CHAscar.ion now expressed his opinion,
'?'aft-r having attentively read and considered the spe-
cification, that there were no grounds either for sup-
Iportiog the injunction or compelling the defendant to
keep an account of profits made in the manufacture.—
Upon a reference to the affidavits put in on both sides,
it appeared that the plaintiff had obtained a patent for
a new kind of manufacture of Venetian carpeting, par.
titularly described in the specification, and for which
be claimed the exclotive eajorment during the perioxi
lowed by the stet. 21 James!. The defendant said hi
had not interfered with, or even known, the plaintiff%
machine; but that he had manufactured his carpets fro/
ans ach i newhich had been known for at least 15 rears pries,
to the plaintiff's patent. His Lordship thought, upon this
ststement, he should not be justified in continuing the
injunction, which would have the effect of completely
destroying the defendant's trade. It was, however, io
.the power of the defendant to pursue any remedy he
'night choose at law, in order to establish the validity
of his patent. He should, at present, reserve the gees=
tion of costs until this point was determined.
VICB-CHANCRLLOWS COURT. AIM,. S.