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7114 Les FOR LIBELS 4471 EDINBURGH.
• . JURY COliaT, ifioilbAi-, Die. 10.
ling 4. sounhoitO. iits iiitotsts Amp ?osmium OT
• tis. LIU " svieox.”
to cnesefamietrei the /empties of a letter. by the
c;:aea agnate, from the defroders4; eoqiiriag that,
. Are,ribeld.Hatollon 'should tare the oath of ea-
, iiiiiip 'palsies* is the Jary Cot. Mt ':iiefftey
s' Olt the NW* Lord bad come to towel tuft' that
slow, sad moved that it shoald, sow' hO Sethi*.
wa. The Ceased for the defendants °o ' to Ms
thug *ea taken, although they still irsithseaW
, s•Sre the power to require itallierutitli 4t 464140
its 11,aecosoary. . __ • •• jr 1.-17"I'
lli. JolossT flea wad a letter freer ilielhelillifi
itidaneg his Lordship's acquiesceiliebithnidieisidll
iil4l4.tho defeoders, sad further dialog, • thane.
i I
fattest %seism requirlog bitattandeten la Noe
woe time might elapse before his. isture. Mr- teat
feey typos* that this letter booetareion Om roared*
ifies•Csmet, which was dose eecorillegly.: •
memo tr. nuatuwoos. . .
l; le e Mtn la which the pareser. Professor
' • alias faireges of the defender. Wm. Biaak-
fat the pallestiew of an sv*li is Ids . Map-
Ale, teliketing os the presser's Amcor. . •
- . Arai the null to shot canoe had boo read, -
• fir. Hers rooireadatated. that be bad the looses,
erioser for the ddeador la tilucose; end on hie
partaliectod that the alleged libels -should p to a
Ware they've-re detormieed as i the Court
Wed therefore to plead, is such b
bar Of trial,
*is the idiot" was sot releraet, and should cowhide
rto•4;tibotleg their Lordships to remit this • sass to the
of Simla% in order that certain *riots of taw,
Winolt,lt imbrued. and which it was not competent to
refireis a Jery, should be decided by their Lordships
Owing lostanee. (The Learned Gentleman here a
"a 1
• •umber of authorities le support of his mai
$e was desirous of impressing on their Lord-
*" - •ha aosweivod would be the cosseqeence of
• ,_*g to on the present coodesceodencs to
Every publisher in future wash be 11-
' Oh to have say matter sebuted from his works,
alleged to be libellous, remitted to a jury,
• fir the to decide as well the questions of law and of
10*„ lad to asses the damages. The liberty, of the
5, • „t•itesdsd. was completey protected, by the
• _se( Soothed; from such a proceeding as this,
SC itiarri epos the other side to state ape whatb
Ottof Scottish 14w seat a course could ever e
. .
" . ii. wished also to know, epee what
, .
gbh
greeees OM lin to pto a jury. Were the
(limy to dead, the point of law, whether this Is
libel ot %let I or, were they only to And whether,
a
hee beteg s libel proved, the same was or was
not malieloasly Poblished aphid the peruser ? Hs
cossetted, that tacit the matter bad bees deter-
mimed libellant, tho essoaetel sot go to a jury ; and
If their Lordships **aid 05 dank proper to remit
this rho Otaw -wills *goateton,
of the Court of Siss-
eton, they (for tfaiiiefreer) world be completely eat
Out frees arguing tlio qlbtilt* of libel at ,all. Far-
- lia coiled epee tiKir Lordships to en* hew
..nsasksaussinkfmlet

set rierillb 11111."1"um.""witeuld Mews grave qtteitioU if kw.
inch as thk. be Ito settled by a verdict of a jury. is
Would libewise, be maintained. be invading the priel-
- leges of the literary press of the country, if its es-
' premises were to be singled deg by
aid tanhye law of libel,
one who coe-.
celesta himself injured by theil.
by which ileac character is judicially known, was in
fame to depend upon the construction of a Jury.—
He therefore submitted. that the melt expedie
casnt and
fitting way of proceeding. was to remit this e
the Court of Sessions, in order that its decision
may be appealed to as a guide for their Lordships is
Uteai. and that the boundaries between the dominioas
of
of law and of fact"' the judicial authority
the Courts. and tie question per pro foe the decision
'of justice—be finally determined. For every
Court
reason,
.Ite cletreived this two ought to be remitted to
of Ressista.
' 111 r. Jerrawr.--Whea be Brat received notice o(
this *Won, he had anticipated that it would prove
gatory ; and since bearing the learned gentleman's
statement, be certainly did not feel less confident in
that opiates. He did not thitik it oseeseary to -
• bat the greater part of the authorities which bad been
referred to, several of which were directly opposed to
the statute for the regaled's of this Court, sad4lf/r ot
etest hers
were only applicable to circeetetenceS quite
from *the protein. His leagued frieeil appeared to
tare forgotten, that the relative jurisdictions of
Ibis Court and the Court of Sessions had been strictly
defined by Parliament, and that it was by virtue of its
legislative omnipotence that this case bad beea Muir
miued to the ~lury Court. Was that Coen sow to re-
mit the case back to the Court of Session, because
the Learned esattemen chooses to trestion its or-
lerseci. without stating any grelittds of objection'
can of
•Whottiver) If so. then is the Mat Orbit
libel. where the pursuer is termed. Versed a cheat,
that Court might be -required, on • simple avert-
meet of iereleveacy. without any lesson whatever
• being stated, to remit the charge to the judgment
of the Court of Session. where an appeal will lie to
. the noose of Lords; so that. 'head the defender per-
. sist is his plea of irtelevaaey the rotted of the Court
of Session and of the House of Lords met be guns be-
fore the verdict of aury cam be obtained. What were
the food
less of the Jury Court if some plats of law
were net, nyder the contrast and advice of their Lord-
' ships, to be cosionitted to the Jury. If, however. a
padres& satisfy this Court that she Wain is no
the relevacasency.
then the Coen may With propriety re to
. the Gott of Semis.; bat sot otherwise without mani-
fest injustice to the other party. and without prejudice
-to the .avenue* of a Jiry trial. Tile question of
wilier: Was competent for this Court to try. midtown
be subsided laa Jury. lihrlegeteail Friend. there
fore, bad set been cut Ott frets argaing upon that
point. bufeesid have the beaellt of ble pies against
manes Wore this Coat, and he wosid take tare'
that- the questioa should be subside& to the Jury.
if, us be aspects') their Lorehles decided ots
going to trial. 0. would Jag. say wawa than his
Learned Prised. go Isis the detallif this seadeseend-
ewe ; all that be coatssisd tor was. dot the other
side were bon to make out. at least by a pekoe
Pelt preanaptioll, that there is so releasscy. is order
to sustain this motion for remitting the ease ea the
ground of eenerelevaacy. His Leaned Prif94l bad

doubtless acted wit* is sat ens the. "emeaw.----
ens;. fot If be bad. the of the matter dimly&
as iibelloit'wealsi ham Imett4i,
tenaaied his AS ./.1!01141149111ilic7. Ito ex
charged as libellous merely ceensiaolem accusati*A
eollesiosi behoves a respectable Prodammr aced
bookseller : that was all. Ms. Jelly bog* geoo4sb
wee4of tbs Miami*" wlife herm*K.Pooll6- atboi
*lnv, that the Professor sad ss., gibilelser hatt . . •
curtail a device oar the par
ettildiagfiVaXbiliartib4
lie. What was that bats .
_l4l
pasture ? Was this a fair two
Now, if he proved, as he could, that them •
ed to Ulla OW primer) emit his villas, IMO*
Lavish* eattetala may dee* as 16 the sale act*
WWI? I.leless. thinly/se, it. We lateaded to of
Its authority, aid te4lepriie the lety
thq pivA 0,11404 of the culpability Of a eisarga.
was impossible, h. ceiceived. that the sense etind
Leaned Priem! rigid be eatettainel. He teat
that it was amnion ter • him, to occupy tit-s dee',
Court by stating priaciPles which were 1 • ',11„
every Judp of say practice le these 01"014--..
sehatitted that salsas it was iateaded w *swat •
Aol•ititer Lordship* should forthwith pressed id •.•
VW Saab .000 Quessuessatisa tray. 106'
Opt it was certaialy desirable( that the seams
upaathismeadumpea which they;tesalsen th•Vegel‘
gfilitisigthe , • ...
air
. A Leaned es
rmi N fitly in.mitipart • it SC
Meitillidassutace Which appearil is his t • •
The Ituktielt• sat oath. that such Madlettelt with
Published by the defemder. sad the =was:4m
us decide whether the same were
against the parseer? Now. he a stlilmit •
"meth* which was ose of law Med Isslidriemlit
atter to be eatertahord by • Jar, ler*. 004
•
The Jury Open was a *ow iiiithmilasi4 likel(bArms
to theTrecords .f the Veart of 101011).11141 •
ge the ether side to deduce frees WWI p .14
that such a sammetse ea this wee amiiieest with •
practice is the Court of Scathed. We ninatemillad
the question should go to the Jury simply thew s+.-lid.
is a malicious libel what are the avatar.
facts were all admitted, as far as his Leaned lisetWit
had allowed that them were say to be proved is
this
ether Court. It was admitted that William Him*
wood was the pablisher, sad that the armlet*
belled, *sett one. applied to the rinser I bat *ea*
was contemded they applied to him am as a etas, se
is Professor, bet *sly as the author of a Mon
Milk. That was the limeades. which, he •• •
the Airy were am Mespeteat to try. sad winch •
wished to be tried by the Court•—aet by their •
ships, bat by the Coact of Saslow • ,
The Lose Cater Comastestatima.—The Covet
Isits theca**, that hs televise), may be doer
the Court of lisestes. As this ',the bilimpA •
of coarse this maims moot cuss
Gott till after the recess.
The Court transacted so ether bashatiti and 1111•011

'F(••••7•

Lord Nobs'y tad a spatial jwy.
This was an sakes brim& by Alexander Semen.
of Carraghkeel, is she county of Galway, egilaithis
landlord. Authority James 111•Dremott, Bic SO motor
damages for as eteenive
The dalmatian were "wail by Mr. Join Beam
Was?, end the defendant pleaded the general Wm&
Mt. Muer. C.ssNl for thi plaintiff, stated the cam
to the Airy, the fame of which are as fellows
TM plaintiff held the bads .f Carraghk
Lass eel, ea a
of three lime, from the defemlaat ; en the tdth
of August, lir" a Mr. Rd*ard nomad, spat to
Mr. al'llerniett, demanded one half year'. rest,- width
I was the* due. sail ea its met being immedibtely Falk
be (Mr. IPitsgerald) directed a ass of the name of
liagh Poland, • ram I. elate peeseseles of the pro-
ae limper. A smite was efahempteotly posted.
willing an asides .f the goods sod clanks, lode&
lug the Ileantock, at the hoods which bees die-
maimed. liel;aammint of the sat* selerifer was MN.;
the propetty "leised was easinersted ea follows s.—
Niae smoke ef mite, live scree of eats, live awes if po-
tatoes. thirty-wee ewes, thirty-ow lambs, two dam,
two cows, see heifer..., bell ealLooe heifer calf, eue
My ea* stack of wheat. sad twestreis cocks Obey.
On die day appointed for the sale (the 7th of 010.•
100.) the plaited( offered the mat to the difsinbiata
which he this ileclined to amts. ;Bytes that. • the
isle mast go ea ;" be alletwards, boweven moll it,
and the sale did net peocani. The Salsa imp A-
liged. however, to pay the costs of the dimes% two
Amor of which were the ewe et 51. lie.. Will b.
lid. per day. for the keeper. fun the tern rt. 45 *yes
and a loss. of .le. VAL for the selnieg.•=olo-4
Si. wen tewiemd to the kris
&gest, (Ur. FitegetaM) one gelsea N din am-
dosser. Seem *it'd plaleare whams', swan*
they made as estimate of the vats* of the reperty
be seals, the
seised. sad that they eoneeived te
amount of the valet.
Witsessee for the dehodeat depeetiteebe Stu?.
and stated, that the plaistiff was a Wiles, character,
and that when he gave up the form be horned the
lead. and cut down the twee.
Mr. Opoutaddreeeed the Jary ea the put if the
defendam. .
Mr. 111.41CSIIValla replied for the plaudit.
1.0411 NIIIIMMT dies to
the eviiieses. sad
sonoluded by leaving the we is the kande of the
Jury, who retired for almost hall's* Mar, and emere-
ed witb a verdict for the plaiatilf-11111. Dewar%
sad Id. costs. •

Yesterday newiidsed ..
stmt. ssearied by a sadist et ptist beallise. -
dews with a &mail crash, bat Wags ts gay. ad
...i,
oils sibs saaastsas ishaidtants sallitsd. *me b
slight bruises 1 bat a *as sada rad Sbridind
had climbed at the rains fee tbs Ast.
fill free a beast awl had bee, _ .
was conveyed to she I.:easty 1
' •
Messick.)
The popsiatios of Ayrshire Is ifitl toessekted is
103.934. is 1821 it adios* willow, WWI sa ill'
mast of 23,334. •

is

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'.FPII"
trAllreitait. Waldo kotalde,sed
elid, appeared on the 31st
wearier . i.*.up. ty ameitery of the Civil Tribe
' neat of the lea lestame Pr* there to snake adm
from Web it remits :. • •
r 4-11rdT:bat by as Actof tlis3d of Ansestiset, dated a'
g,„
.they have been sassed by.the deceased Caro.
of England. her trustees (heritierffideci
ail the property which sbe possessed in Italy.
'orb ..**
obligation to apply it in the manner which she
henelf direct by any act whatever signed by her
' bade:
leihtarthe death of Queen Caroline bevies taken
plabohe.the 7th of the same moeth. the will has been
elliVtftw the benefit of time* who bad a right to it.
„11 having learnt that by a separate act, drawn
Tatiatigial in the presence of William 144. and of
swamies of Losdon, who have presetved the
Waite ofit. the 'add deceased Queen of England ha.
dairmlied. how 4111111101141111111111001W41 property is to be
5, led, paid, asd employed, avid the said t‘ieurrilliar-
Übaldo Asada% widths. Advocate • Tonneau) Fe-
-1 est saing_good to retain the quality to them of
tresses.. or any other quality depending on the same,
ado
do by this present declaration renounce the quality
above specified i urgently demanding that their
sloe received as& brought to the kaartedge
of the public, by all possible amass. and even by inset.
*We .forassjournals, 111 @env as a pills to all those
setettimy have any title or claim to the property left by
theleceasfti Queen."
TIM declaration of ifoome. the Wavy& Astalde aid
Arhatate- relict, ammo (slei.ainseileasiree) of
Ale late Quote of Englead, masa much sessarion hem.
The. my ceeslogralSes of bls step is, to raider ,
itelillearisegeteseetsildeb NM domaied wished to keep •
'Amato and which wilt 11~ krow ware ear light on '
Itsigimpot prom". it" le; Ilsollei, doubtful whether
et llllisirdeterhed from the first act
44 geg:ltellrritilleelLes ilmeade cod Vella. can be coed-
demi m lordly veliL
• matinup Sallie at Pesaro, where the chase
Se Idi ' to di mr4mk fle has in his stables thirty
-010aoliorses. tibia is' shadowed with' very thick
`-giria Ms bantam's and servants have adopted the
`l.n. Re has lately•been at St. Marino. where
'Awn sesistered among the citizen* of that
-41 de frankfort, Dec. 4 and 3.)

DUKE Of GI.UUCBSTER.
ossierisemee of" ie Royal Highness the Duke of
f‘ • visit to the Lord Lieutenant. our
sobt. Earl Somers, at Ilastsnose Castle.
Aar.• %ism voted to him the Freedoms
talp.m• arstlay, and appointed a Depots-
te welt •a his Royal Highness with the same ;
ispd also a regaist that he would be pleased to ha-
Amu them with his presence at a dinner on sack •
day as might he suitable to him. This was amp
manicated to hie Royal Highness by Earl limusfo.
sod ',Wit graciously received. But we-have to regret
*at his Royal` Highness's engagements would not ad-
, mit of his aesepting skis invitation said visiting the
allypf Hereford oa the present occasion, as will be
lOW by the following letter addressed by his
Royal Ingham. to Charles Heniatt, Req. our worthy
Mayer
Castle, Dec. 9, 1941.

the noiessityist hiving
it will be Wally oat of my power to have the griitidea.
den of aneeptiag the isvitation tedium on Thursday with
the Corporatism, sad I rarest a you to convey to the
tientlenies of the Corporation an assurance of ory very
sincere regret at this circumstance, and at not beiiij able
to visit Hereford duriug my stay iii the county, owing to
my being engaged to pass this day aid to morrow at
Sashay Castle. It wield afford me much satisfaction to
receive here the Headmen. of the Deputation, hot I cap-
let thiak of giving them the trouble of cou.ing such a
distance, aid ow Noble Friend Earl Somers baring
offered, as Chief Steward, to present the Freedom to me,
possibly it might be Ws inconvenient to the Corporation
that be should deliver it, and I must desire you to believe
that it will be highly gratifying to use to accept this
proof of the regard of the City of Hereforsel. of which I
shall always entertain the nest perfect sen.
I am, Sir, Sincerely_ your's
WILLIAM rItILDSIIICK.
•4 To the Worshipful the ilayor,of Hereford."--(Here-
forst Journal.)

STATUART EXTSAVIDINAST.--The subjoined letter
has been published as a genuine copy aim pretested
to the Committee appointed by the Dahlia Library
Society for erecting a bust of the late Mr. Kirwan.
the naturalist. who had been Presidem of the Society:
•• To the Committee appeimted to see Mr. Kirvraa's
thallium by the Dublin literary Society. Please
pelw Homers, I see me advertisemeet in the fireemenso
,raal air yesterday. as I get it every morels and
per sispeose per week for the readis it, setting ebbl
that all statearies should send is their propesiele feel
dodgy a best of owe Mr. Kirwan that died lately is
Wefts Is /dais. tows. New's there's soar a num in.
that meld dee it sheapor nee oestket than
myself; sad Why. Dame i ate a Soy That's almost
em of by time his name is dm Slattery sad can workl
eigb Madam well as myself to help me with, sod if yourl
fissure weals to see Any of my work yule go any day,
ti homes Church yard. yule see there's a head Stone
lately pet apogee Use Mr. banks. with death on owe
side and time with his hour glass and sithe in the
other, I did Death sad tint did time. -- awl I the
any man in Dublin to doe them better, i ate as Vise
• Meek of black stove, the same as Mr. Smith did
them chirrips heads with apse the outside of the
eastietheppel where I worked mysel sod Tim for 3
menthe as where I be yet if it 'sums that i was
beelyd,- bad luck attend them Same that due it to
Mr. Jelmmene. but its ao matter il be up to thew
yet. sad as i think Tim and i could have dam it any
hoe In a week say thirty shillings for mysel and a
Gibes for dab; that's 21. 18s. Bd. sad say too more,
told
tor tiro block (which is as cheap as beg Watea)
maid make it is ail 4. 8. 3. which is cheap reel
is ell conshinse, if year Hennas approves of the
pica mama to nee to No. 23, Patrick eletAes
aim) • pars beck, sad if i aid Tim bees
Mrs. Case a eery detest woman that myself sod
diets with, will take say message for yoer bosoms
plitilkle arms% N coausand. si Jamas Maker.
it N.B. if say other sums to do the God cheaper may
be ma thief, dee nits be is year homers way.
forl
Inlaid he glad to woke a Boa scope ar tome stone
any of year bosoms, direct so above."

•
ROYAL Tic INCIT.--Kruilrict. the men armhole
tusk his }goat at this place. troterdav : andeceeptialc
the cosalifilletween gales and his popil(Acion? nothing.
of any interest occurred. The Suffolk Champion, who,
it seems, bad bees spertiling the morning with Mr.
Lushingl on, after his arrival from Hungerfor.t, mnsinted
the stage, add eared to fight Joe. Hudson., 30IN. to
.1O(W., and that his money was ready. lie hod no objec-
tion to fight Hudson that evening in a room for fittl.
He also wished to inform the audience. that all the horse,
in the kingdom could not have drown Jos. tlu,l4on into
the ring at Hengerford on Tuesday last, to have 'fought
him—he would fight any 13 stone man in tile kingdom.
This harangde was interrupted ht.:Veal making his all'
pearanes in the court. The amateurs gathered round
him gusset to suffocation; when he was resnested
ni
ascend the stage in order that every ate •present might
have a sight of his person. Neat cheerfully complieri
with this request, and en making bis bow. be was re-
ceived with three rounds of applause. He has nut the
slightest mark about his face • but his left arin Was in o
sling. bis knuckles basing geen severely bruised from
the heavy bits he placed upon the head of his opponent .
Hickman arrived la Town on if edeeedaynight.and he
is much better than might reasonably have been expected ; ,
and notwithstanding the severe brain he received in
the contest, his mind. 'it is said. Is the most hurt. Him
backer, by way of coagulation, ansi also as a reward for
his cottrage,preseatadbion with a NI. sole. notwithstand-
insithe heavy less Itched sustained.
et:tabooed at Belcher's ow Wedeesday Mot I. an
ton, his being haradacall totiowillkfireph,,tbarteesdeso
adored airs p tiltl)4 Aspis4k to drink his
health. Huadrads pstssisAidselesiegil?X eival.nt
were eeiltie rosirrd sentatthe.clagia-ravern. net-
her* ; sad lag tit sesisitskritigite-4SCh iegeleeti
has the above t excited thridithent the Pilret.
Asetberleatek Is 'sported to 1$ sok in afete days be-
tines lissiiall ma. Maeda for PK and a .bet
111011 guitteeeigiSio
egrriNG AT TATTEASAILIVII4 Div. ii. .

MEL

Densv.--11 to t apt e. oat of landoespe—l, to rads,
Mareelles-11 to I apt e. mit et Ililvertall's d.--$12411 4.
apt e. 00 of ilyetwas. ._ _
Osas.-47 to I apt f. mete Pstrawa--0 to I no: (004#:
Meteors-40 to 1 writ f. out orripjyttwitchet. • •
DONCLSIrea ST; Lassa.-10 to 4 apt Marion—ld W4l
apt AAA.
. . .
Ifeeetee and Gautier, lately convicted of piracy and
murder, have, we understand. acknowledged the jos-
tiee of their meteors, confessing that they alone de-
vised and carried into *secedes% the warder of Capt.
Johnstome end the helmsman Paterson.
We understand that the Jery on the trial of Hemel
and tiotities, for murder and piracy, have gives thNe
guineas to the wife of the former, who is still in town
and in great disttess i having married him while a pri-
soner in Preece. st.e came to Shields with him (of'
which place he is a native) on the peace. She is a
French winless,. aad. bears an excellent character,.
and we bear that several humane individuals are inte-
resting themselves La Wearing small subscriptions for
the relief of this Out, miserable fataly.—(Edia. Star.)
As old sorreepomisal writes as, that he has area at
the Cossack, Ifiryliowe, a curious bell, the niggler of
which informs the tralser, without receiving as order
from the pule...what beverage easy be wasted. He
' • a simple. yet 'tidal article,
resit is below stairs; blted,
to gamer in any place. To
A Valhi of lasitaltra. !the
hang we illiderstami, le Wills-
laventios.—(bieceposti eflreer.)
of Kilkentiy+ tondo, a %Intl
lk-ntisW, , . the Parade. said•-•-" What will
yoe take he yourself and yoar milk. my debt? "--The
girl instantly replied,—" Yourself, and a gold tins,
Sir."
Oxtorts..—Mr. Mactiosald. gatdener to Lis fleece
the Duke a Baccleagh aml Q‘sonsiterry, at Dalbeith,
has coosuseniaated to the Wadeable Illorticultdnd 5..).
cies'', an impreviumat is the callow or maw. As soon
as the prodsw of the sood-bede aisles a proper side, he
chooses a mist day. takes up the plants, and altos im-
mersing them is a peddle composed of ore part soot
and three parts earth, trassplants them (by drilling)
&beet four Inches asunder, is rows, and afterwards
carefully hoes skein when tetkaleed. This preens an-
men with any kind of onion. heavier foe its kik,
firmer. and more ragout. Where Like masa Is cell-
rated on a large scale. boys and girls may be ainplo3i.-
a in transplandag, at a cheap rate. .
SNOCNIN 0 AceteanT.—At Kirkton, of Stewarton,
on Saturday seinnight. a little girl. betwixt two aid
three years old, while messing herself at bee father's
door, unfortunately fell into a large tab of belling
water, placed these by het module a few adages pre-
vious. by which abs was so mach scalded that she died
in great agony ea Monday morning.
k:eut
ELIOANT iii&asess, Ponnerwas, &c:-,.The nobility
and gestry See lacked to inspect the` Ware-roeuts of
Coons asd Sox. In, 1011bn/issue-, t rritlein.wliere
is exhibited as' assortment of new aqii nate
(liaises. admirably suited to every d of *Or-
ing or dining-rooms. Is the fuenitete is
comprised every new anti elegise sr** of upholstery,
cattiest, and chair work, the primps( which sire reduce i
to such • wale of economy as to attract and ensure the
Weever of rank and. filiation ~
AWRY'S.
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Coatt-Ezcsanos, Dee. 14.—Tita 41,nrs1rhalinlag 'sp-
it", of Wheel we have bade :=1 WO. P.!l.
*maimed a very
ripes. awl Maar mot havifig fallen as was expected, b.,.
&getters! oplaion that Wheat has sew eels its
Ltstc.edasd several MMus acted Isa that opitsioa this
moraing by perchesiag tolerably free at a redartion of
tag. per "taw lac the middling and inhaler mmlisies• .
an rime seasplesat Maulers lootaittex.—The- Burley
trail* is extresuely.beavy, oat ititbssegb 'Wisest samples
were offered at a &alive of ffs. per quarter from Mon-
day's prices a eery tonsil peittoa of the supply WV
disposed of, and the intent* serer win quitoessaleable.
—Osts are is. pie value lower thus on Minsdny, but
One fresh Cent met a Wile mile at that abate rent.—
ram an tram 10. to Ip. lower.
etarestesat.a liatcars.,_Das. 14.—Thaos Wu a good
*apply this neorsiegot blur 4(1111 daertiptiosio.f Cisut-
tie. and particularly a good show of pine beef, which
obtained a higher 0.4 than but vreek's Mailist. which
I.
usually the nee; bat the poloist the inferior &scrip-
'lians was amaiaal.
To AO *sold per st. of Ohs.
.....:.. es. M. to Is. ed. I cATSIA at maestri.
is. EA, se b. Id. I Beasts O7O
var...
15.21 dd. to do. dd. leafs*.
Port .... . Od. to 4s. os. %beep cad Lambs 4lll.
Leads ..• . Os. Od. to 04. Od. Vies ...., i7o
HALIMARILLT.--Ns alteration in the price of Hay.—
Straw and Clover as per our last.
Hay ft. 10s. to 4i. Os. I straw ...I/. Os. to U. Ids.
Cies,/ 41. Os. to H. Os.

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