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traal granted, on several grounds—first, that the nta'n,
iff had not caused his name, and the date when the
prints were published,to be enFraved on the plates ; and
rcondly, that the d,fendant s prints Were not copie4
horn the plaintiff's, but from the specifications in the
Patent Office.
This Jay the .Loar) CUIST JUSTICE delivered the
judgment of •the Court, and their Lordships were of
°pingo* that the plaintiff had pirated the defendant's
prints, which were as much his exclusive property as a
book was the. property of the author, atid the rule was
discharged with costs.

. THE FLEET PRISON.
Mr. Sergeant WILDR moved, on behalf of the War.
den Of the Fleet Prison, for the assistance of one of the
officers of this Court under the following circum-
stances ;.—The Warden bad in custody a Clergyman,
who had been deserted by his friends, and who was
is such a state of mind that he apprehended the most
serious consequences might ensue, unless measures were
takes to place him under restraint. He had broken
chairs, tables, and windows, and also his bedsteads, and
had burnt them in his room; and the Warden war
fearful lest he should set the risc) on fire. He hoped
their Lordihips would order an Officer of the Conn to
inquire into the matter, as he was afraid that if be
adopted such measures as the necessity of the case ap.
peared to require, his motives might be misrepresented.
The LORD CHIC/ JUSTICE said, that the Court could
not comply with the Petition of theWarden,bet they had
the utmost confidence in his prudence and humanity,
and had no doubt that he would use such means as ap-
peared to him to be necessary, to restrain the unfortu-
nate Gentleman from doing that which might be inks-
, rious to himself or his fellow prisoners.

STAYS oy TAX REvEwt/Y.—Tbe amount paid ht de,
ties, lice. at the Liverpool Custont•home, is greater idbe pg,
sent quarter, them has ever been ?revised known. It labels ell
mated, If the payments for the whole year continue at thew:write,
that Liverpool ak.ne will furnish more than 142 th part et the
Revenue of the United Kingdom.L.-Lawrie/of Conatereistairembla

The-late copious rains have ne. wonders, we kir,
every where, and them is every prospect of an absndatu nay d
hay (and, at far as appearansses go, of every thing else) throsittett
use country.
Saturday, as a number of men and twelve horses were
conveying an iraillaSt block of marble along the Vainball War.
toad, the earflap *sok several feet into the ground, and was ins.
movable, although an additional number abases were mph*
Au marble is intended for a monniment Lobe sculptured by Clio
tar, in honour of the late Doke of Voss.
The Yacht Club are preparing to assemble at their
old quarters io the Southampton River and the Isle at
Wight. Several new yachts have been built during the
winter by young Noblemen who have jcined the club
this season for the first time.

BIRTHS.
Thouslay. the Lady of the Right Han. Robert Peel. of a son.
At Ayr, as the hist inst. the Hoe. Mrs. Hamilton, el saw
At Sons Mune on the 21st Inst. Mn. Stewart. el a ten.
At Sane Colsoeirghse, en the fist inst. the Lady of Call
yet., Royal Artillery, of a daughter.

MARRIED.
At St. Matthew's, Brixton, the Rev. James Dean, of Norfolk.
straw, Loudon, to Charlotte Co:ohs, of Denfnark HIII, Camberwell.

On the MI instant, at Ch;lietihant, John Jefferson, Esq. M. A.
Fellow of Jests College, Cambridge, aged 36 years.
The 13th instant, at Bideford, Devonshire, Captain Aieutdd
D y, late of the Chatham Suff.
lirtOth inst. at Rinitiview, near Dublin, Sir James Stewart, of
Fart Stewart, =Ginty of Donegal. Bart.

NEWOATE ago LBADENHALL MARKEDS, MIAs 2s.
Beef.. tis 44 to 44 44 Ved
1...... 41 Od to SS of
Mottos Ss 44 to 4s oql Port 4l 04 to Ss 4d
Lamb 4$ 114 to Ss 44.

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Clover 61 os Od to /1 Os Od Clover 41 les to 61 13s01
Straw II las Od to II Ss Od Straw 11 is. to 21 21 Oi

May 98.
now sacs.
Kent ...... • 150 s to 180 s 1 Kent
Sussex
Essex
Farnham fine 200. to 242a—Seetiods. 11101 a 200 s
Old Doty lel at ABO,OOO. ,

PRICE OF
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PRICE OF LEATHER.
Best Dressing Hides
Common Ditto •••••••• lid to led
Crop Hideo; 55 to. 40184 foe cutting 14d to 15d
Ditto 45 to 5011nt..4 154 to I7d
Calf Spas, M to 401bs lad to std
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Ditto 70 to 80Ibs .“•••••i. • •;••• 20i4 to 22i4
Satan Seals,Greenland)....
Tanned Horse Hide 5........ .. . ... 13d to 16d
Spanish Horse Hides... a... ..... 14d to lld

COAL MARKET, Mar
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I Sunderland T 989 tid to 354 id

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attempts
Paineiptis abets ; seen medicine parater•
By C. R. COURTENAT, M.D.
Robert.street, Adelphi.
Printed for the Author : Published and sold by Sabel"
No. 9, Carhop-street. lidinburgh; Shertrood and Co. Paterno":
row; Onwkyn, 4, Catherioe.street. Strand; Walker, 90,
Holborn; Chappell and Son, Cornhill ; Mani, 1137. 000":"trtel'.
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who may unfortunately happen to be afflicted with the weLohn
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Intialnoos views taken of these disease, together with hopeful.
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we may add, as a further recommendatton, that it ki written w•tf
mock delicacy and morality."-...impettor •

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