THE NATIONAL REGISTER. FROM TUESDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. —4110"- WHITRUALL, JAN. tt. Yesterday morning, at ten o'clock, departed this life, at St/noutlt. after a short illness, his Royal Highness Edward Duke of Kent and Strathern, Lis Majesty's fourth son, to the great grief of all the Royal Family. LORD CIIAMBCRLAIN'4-OFFICE. JAN. 25. Orders for the Court's going into mourning, on Sunday neat, the 3011 i instant. for his Royal Highness the Duke of Kent and Stratheru, fourth son of his Majesty, viz. The ladies to wear black bombasins, plain muslin or long lawn, crepe hoods, chamois shoes ■ad gloves, and crape fans. Undress—Dark Norwich crape. The gentlemen to *ear blaek cloth, without buttons on the sleeves or pockets, plain muslin or long lawn cravats and weepers, chamois shoes and gloves, crape hatband', and black swords noti buckles- Undress--Dark gray frocks. HSRALIA.COLLAGE, JAN. 25. The Depmy Earl Marshal's order fur a general 'mourn-. ing for his late Royal Highness the Duke of Rem. In pursuance of the commands of his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, acting is thewame and ou the behalf of his Majesty, These are to give public notice, IMO 'it is expected, that upon the present melancholy occasion of the death of tent and Stratbern, fourth son of his Majesty, all persons do put themselves iuto decent mounting, the said mourn ing to begin on Sunday next, the-20th instant. HENRY- HO WA RD- NIOLYN EUX;HO WARD, Deputy Earl Marshal. GIJAMDS, JAN. 25. It is not required that • the Offibers of the Army ehonld wear any other mounting on the present melancholy occa sion, than a black:crape round their left arms with their uniforms. Hy command of his Royal Higlinesiethe Commander iu Chief, H; CALVERT, Adjutant General. ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, JAn. 25. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent does not reqnirc that the Officers of his Majesty's Fleet oe Marines should wear any other twinning on the present melancholy occa sion of the death of his late Royal Highness the Duke of Kent and Strathern, than a black claim round their left arms with their uniforms. J. W. CROKER. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. S. Grant, Dingwall, surgeon, from Jan. 25 to Feb. 22. R. Holroyd, Halifax, jeweller, from Jan. 11 to Feb. 29. BANKRUPTS. W. Briant, Kennington, wine and spirit merchant. Solicitor, Mr. Clarke, Southampton Buildings. S. Cowell, Sutton at Hone, Kent, miller. Sots. Messrs. TiNon and Pr es ton, Coleman Street. •A. Fulljames, Greenhithe, Kent, baker. Sol. Mr. Tatman, Arundel Street, Strand. W. Roscoe, J. Clarke, and W. S. Roscoe. Liverpool, bankers. Soh. Messrs. Stanistreet and Eden, Liverpool. .1. P. Clarke, Drayton, Warwickshire, stonier. Sols. Messrs. Adlington and Gregory. Bedford Row. N. Gribbell and ?.t. Hellyer, East StonehOust. Devonshire, builders. Sol. Mt. Young, Charlotte Row, Mansion House. J. Wire, Colchester, grocer. Sot Mr. Forbes, lily Place, Holborn. J. Rutherford, Newcastle upon Tyne, woollen draper. Sols. Messrs. Bell and Brodrick, Bow Church Yard. DIVIDENDS. Feb. 16, J. Rimmer, Liverpool, brewer-15, J. Chapman, Margate. baker-18, M. A. Watson, Fareham, Hampshire. snercer-26, D. Bishop, Great Surrey Street. Blackfriars* Road, upholsterer—l 9, J. and W. Collins, Oxford, linen drapers-29, T. Eddison, Rumford, linen draper-17. J. Ranyard, Stickney, Lincoln, farmer-17, J. Watt, Preston, Lancashire, manufactu rer-23. S. Williams, Brightelmston, carpenter-19, B. Deacon, Red Lion Square, earthenwaretnan—Jan. 26 and 27, M., 8., add S. Blundell, Holborn Bridge, drapers. CERTIFICATES to be wanted Feb. 15. B. Wright, Birmingham, victualler—T. Mendus. junior, Globe Street, Mile End, cabinet maker—J. Cousins. Somers Town, cheesemonger—.l. Brocklisn Oxford. corn dearer—W. Hardy, Manchester, drysalter—G. Taylor, North Bierley, York, shopkeeper—W. Greaves, .Philpot Lane. druggist—T. Hughes, Cheltenham, porter dealer—T. Meredith. London Street, incr. chant—W. Bean, White Horse Street, Piccadilly, horse dealer. LAW INTELLIGENCE... COURT OF. RING's BENCH, JAN. :a. MANDRAGO V. WILLBS. This action was tried at the last sittings at Guildhall, before the Lord-Chief-Juctice, .on the toth of the pre sent month ; an account of the trial !s given at length in our paper of the 12th. It was an action brought by I the Spanish owner of a slave-ship against a Captain of the British navy, for taking out of the plaintiff's ship certain slaves, goods, and stores. The Learned Judge, on the trial, doubted whether the plaintiff could support his action in a -British Court of Justice, fur the amount of the slaves, and the Jury being directed to find the value of the slaves, gave damages for the l os s 01 th em , t o the amount of 18,1801. antl.gave a verdict for the plain. tiff, far 3,0001. including this sum, subject to the opi nion of the Court, whether the verdict as to the sum of I 8,1 8 0!. could be supported ; and now Mr. Jervis mo ved, that the damages so given should be reduced to the amount of the value of the slaves, on the ground .hat this tilt& having been declared to be illegal by the sta tutes 4;th Gco. 111, session I, cap. 36, 51st Geo. 111, cap. 23, and bBth Geo. 111, cap. 36, the plaintiff could not, in a British Court of Justice, seek a compensatiffn for the loss of them. The LORD Cuter JUSTICI said, that the words of the act of 51 st Geo. 111, c. 23, were very extenstt e : they declared the dealing in slaves to be unlawful, and C4lll. • •rary to the principles of justice, h tinny, and :annul pokey. li occurred to Into, at the trial oh the cause, that it was dooldful whether the tilainuft could recover damages far such a loss in a British Court of jus, ice, and i he theretore withed the point to be reserved for the more .sulefuti decision of himself and his brother Judges ; but on looking into the arts, it now appeared to hint, that pots. ithstanding their general language, the plamtiti ' was entitled to recover the %ablaut the slaves. The words of the several acts, large as they were, could only apply to the subjects of this kingdom ; for over those only had the Parliament and laws of this country any authority. His Lordship observed that, by the last of these acts, a compensation of 400,0001. was to be given to the King of Spaiii, as a remuneration for losses sus tained by his subjects on account of the seizure of slaves by British subjects antecedent to the treaty. The reason of this auto being given to•the King of Spain was, that this was a simpler mode of satisfaction: if tbeindividual offerers had been put to seek their several remedies against those who bad injured them, it would have led to great trouble and litigation, and perhaps sonic of the parties so sued would not have been able to pay the da mages; a gross sum was, therefore, given to the King of SFain that he mi ht out of it satisfy his subjects, for their severahlosses. the 10th section of the last set it was enacted, that i any action should be brought against a British subject for such detention, he might plead ii, bar, or give in evidence, the above compensa tion, and thereby defeat the plaintiff's claim : now, it would be useless to enact that such compensation should bea bar so the plaintiff's action, unless he could have brought such action. Mr. Justice BAY zex said, that British Courts were pints' to the subjects of all states in amity with this country, to seek a compensation for losses in a trade, which by the laws of , the country where such persons ' resided was lawful. The Acts of Parliament cited made it illegal in British subjects to deal in slaves, but not in foreigners. II; therefore, they were not prohibited by the laws of their own try, such trade in them was not unlawful. The country of which this plaintiff was ,a subject had not forbidden such traffic; and the tra ding, not being within this country, but an the high seas, was lawful in him. If the slave trade had beret contrary to the laws of tiattons, or malting in se, no sub ject of whatever country could hate sued in our courts for a loss arising out of such trade. But the acts of Parliament proceed on the ground that such trade was not unlawful before the passing of the act, and shall only he nueluns prohibilum idler it. On the short ground thereune, of the plaiiiiilf COO 111 , nor of a couit.ry winch had prohibited hi,' trade, his . Lordship thought the plaintiff 'nigh . . teem( r the amount of the salute of tile sl • %Vs. J H.,ltort and .le. Jos ice Best rvortetirreti with the other Icai ned Judge*. atio rule WAS feI;ISLU. BLASPUIMY AND lIRDITION. This morning pursuant totlt•iioticeOf 11r. Laub . dale, yesterday, several deftstidants-wero biough. up to plead to iitionnations filed against them for pub lishing and vending different libels published in the works or fir. Cottle. On their Lord.thips' entering the Court, and taking their seats me the Beach, the Lord Chief Justice addressed Mr. I)ealtrv, the Clerk of the Crown Office :—I understand, Mt. Dealtry, that there are several persons here, to plead to cri 1111111 l in formations filed against them. We will take their cases first.. Tire Kuse•r. Wit. LIAM FRAICHE—The defendant, who is a news-vender in the Borough, was now called, and as he had been Its:Mailed previously with a copy of the information filed against him, he was asked whe ther he wished the original record to be now react ? The I)efendatti.—Certainly. Ur, Dealtry now read the information. It charged the defendant with publishing a certain seditious and inflammatory libel, being in fact the letter of Carlile on his return from Manchester, after the lfith of August last, to Lord Sidttiouth. The defendant pleaded Not Guilty • and received notice that his trial would take place at t hei next Assizes for Surrey. THE JUNG v. JAMES SAINSUURY.—The defendant and several others, who had been informed yesterday that their pleas would be taken the first thing this morning, to informations tiled against them for publish ing other of Carlile's works, were new called. Some of them appeared, but as others did nut, though called on their recognizances, The Lord Chief Justice ordered those who were re sent to remain until three o'clock, to give an oppor tunity for the absentees to attend, to avoid the estreating of their recognizances.—Ortleted accordingly., • THOMPSON V. GORDO.W.—This was an action tried before the Lord Chief Justice as The plaintiff, a Lroker, sought to reenter 10001. as a remuneration for the trouble of procuring a licence fur Vera Cruz. The defendant at the trial tendered 1001. which the Chief Justice considered a sufficient compen sation, yet the Jury found a verdict for 10001. The Solicitor General now moved to set the verdict aside, on the ground of excessive damages.—Rule granted. IlroT.—James Becket, and others, pleaded Not Guilty :o an indictment, charging them with a riot and assault upon Sarah Haste, on the loth of October, in the,parish of St. Mary, Whitechvpel, and were told their trials would come on at the Sittings after Term in Middlesex. MANCHESTER MEETING: THS KING C: HUNT, JOHNSON, AS OTHER Mr. Chitty applied in the Courtin the absence of the hief Justice) to remove the indictments tumid against Inc detentlatits from tie Court of the County. Palatine of Lattcaw!r to the Court at Westminster. Tbe Learned Counsel t 11111111 l upon the affidavit of the Attorney fin the defendants, o hich.stated, that the offence imputed to the defendants required ins., sitgation by a Jury (if atioth• r County. He was out able, lie said, to to 1.), proper Jury, unless toe indictments were before the Court, his application teas therelore tor a Cerlionni to remove the ititlietnients to the Court at Westminster. Judge Bailey.—But have you such materials as will show it ought to be tried in another count)? Mr. Chitty said lie had the allitla% it of the Attorney for the dt lentlaitts. They were charged- with conspiring together to excite disaffection, at a meeting of 611 thow.and nersotis held as Manc 'tester, on the itith Pigs • Calves • so 1 of August last. The deponent further states, that, having made enquiry, he foend the fatal events which occurred on the ithlt of August hall created great dissen- lion in the County of Lancaster as- well as prejudice against the said Henry Hunt and John Johnson, on account of the part they took at the meeting. The deponent, under such circumstances, had been requested by them to move the Courtin, permit the indict:vents to be tried in another county. Judge Bayley --•‘ You had better mention this when , the Court is full. If you want an intelligent Jury you cannot get men mute intelligent than the County of • Lancaster - cat) provide. lon will find a large portion of t . • !in don't come from Manchester. Many are from Liverpool and other parts. Mr. Chitty then said he would bring it on when the • Conti was full. SEDITIOUS PuaLicartoms --William Watlin, and others were thencalled to plead to informations filed by the Attorney Gent•al, charging. them'with publishing, on the sth of September, scandalous and seditious Libels, • of and concerning his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales in Carlile's letter. a The defendants ',leaded Not Gnilty. Lon Don Waritrts. CORN EXCHANGE, WEDNESDAY. JAW. 26. We had a good supply of Wheat at market this morning from out own coast, but very few foreign samples appeared. The . , navigation of the river is now open, but the ice still stops the navigation of the rivers abroad, consequently we cannot yet have any fresh samples from the different foreign ports. The samples of Wheat which appeared this morning were very dull in sale, •tha consumers not being at all inclined to purchase, and Mon. day in sale , could with difficulty be supported. Barley was also • dull _ and a trifle cheaper. Oats were plentiful, but the sales were heavy, at a reduction of Is. per qr. In other attacks there is no alteration. ,• • • • e l J .* 4 - 4 4 , 4 . 1 444 . , ; - • 1 1„ • . CORN EXCHANGE. FRIDAY, JAN. 28. We had a good supply of Wheat at market this morning, but it consisted chiefly of what remained over from Monday's and Wednesday's markets, which was very dull in sale, and Mon day's prices were with difficulty supported. We had a very small supply of Barley. but what sales were effected obtained is. per qr. higher for the finest samples, but for the interior qualities scarcely any sales were effected. The supply of Oats was lArge, but very (lull in sale, and with difficulty supported our last prices. In Beans, Peas, &c. there is no alteration. a• 30 CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY, JAN 131. We had a good supply of Wheat at market this morning, par ticularly from Essex. Kent. and Suffolk. the fittest samples of which sold readily, and obtained from is. to 4s. higher, beet the inferior descriptions were dull in sale, and scarcely resehed last - week's prices. Barley was very dull in sale, and although offered oN lower terms, very few sales were effected. We had a good supply of Oats, the sales fur which were brisk, and Is. per qr. dearer. In Peas, Beans, Esc. there was very little business doing. and no alteration in prices. 'CURRENT Pitli Per Winch Rea" Wheat White Rye Brank. or Buck Wheat Rarley Pule Malt Feed Oats Brew orPolanddo Tick Beans Old ditto New Pigeon ditto Roiling Pease Grey Pease Rapeseed per lust (.RA !Mee Measure MONDAY. 51 a 71 63 a 74 34 a 38 LIN t-OR of Eight Moho %%fr.:Eh, 94 a 33 91► a 42 74 a 80 22 a 25 24 a 28 31 u 37 37 a 46 38 a 44 52 a 56 14 a 52 Ll. a 364 WIDIFICSD. S. S. 59'a 70 61 q 71 34 a 38 34 a 38 31 a 42 74 a 80 22 a 25 24 a 28 34 a 37 37 a 44 38 a 44 52 a 56 44 a 52 :.1/. a 361. FRIDAY.. • 5. S. 52 a 70 6: a 74 :34 a 3b 34 a 38 32 a 42 14 a 80 T.B a 24 24 a 26 3-1 a 3a 31 a 40 3E4 a 44 52 a sti 44 a 5 32/. a 3fib AVERAGE PRICE . OF( ORN, Per Quarter, of the Twel% e I Maritime Diatricts of ENGLAND and WALKS, fur the Week ending Jannary IStb,extracted from Saturday's Gazette. Wheat... Ind I Barley... 344 Li I Berns .....44s ad Rye .... Sd 2:34 8d I Peace ... 47; hd BROWN OR NIUSCOVADO SUGAR. Average Price from the Returns made in the Week ending Wednesday tact,33,.7411. per en t. exclusive of duty. SAI I t titILLIJ AMA:Ii El . FRIDAY. JAIL 28.—We had a very -mall supply of prime beasts at market this morning, but the sales were brisk, and fully supported the prices of last Monday. Mutton was plentiful, but the sales were ver7 dull, and prices a trifle lower. Pork and Veal fully support out last prices, the latter is rather (leaven—The business in the Hay-market was far from being brit*. Hay was very dull in sale and scarcely reached our last prices. Clover and Straw were a trifle cheaper. Mon D ar, Jme. 31.—We had best a middling supply of pritwe teasts at market this morning, hut the sales were brisk, and prices higher. Mutton was cheaper, and sales brisk. Veal and Pork support our last prices.—The business in the Hay market was very drill, and prices for Hay were lower. Clover was cheaper, but dull in sale. Straw remains as per last. Subjoined is a correw:t , statement of the numbers and prices at market: PRICE of MEAT, exclusive of the Offal, which ceasie• .1 of Head, Entrails, and Hide, and is worth about Id. per • IL—Per stone of Itlb. mosusa Beer 4,. gtl to 5s MI• Mutton 4• 4d to 5s 4.1 Lamb Os 0.1 to Os Ou Vral N 44 to 6s 64. Pork S. hal !v 60 Plead of Cattle st Beasts . . 2,500 sheep and Limbs . 13,400 WO 710 FainA,: neer 4s 6d in• 5s I !Utmost Ss (hi to Ss 4d Lamb 14' Od io 0. Od Veal Ss Od to Os 4,1 Pork N Od to Os S [lead or tattle at Nl.stket. I4easts . . . ti'so Sheep and Lnnths 4,500 Pigs Calves 11.-11-mll , lst I. Haa - . - - A 4 4 0 to jO 6 11 - rl 10 10 r• , t r PRICE uF lit:pr.. \ew It.i.r.,percwt. New Bags per cwt. Keut . el le: to 31 Ss S...sex 3. u• to S. 181 New 41...i50.er et, I. . 1 1 0, t" 41 10, . 3i .3, IF • I Sussex .3. 3s to 31 13. 1-a.t•llaits 41104 1. , 646 •••• 4 0 , - .. .1 THE NATIONAL REGISTER. 30 .. FROM TUESDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. words of the several acts, large as they were, could only of August last. The deponent further states, that, -.RIP"' apply to the subjeCts of this kingdom ; for over those having made enquiry, he foetid the fatal events which WHITEIPALL, JAN. t 4. only had the Parliament and laws of this country any occurred oil the Kith of August had created great dissen- Yesterday morning, at ten o'clock, departed this life, at authority. His Lordship observed that, by the last Of lion in the County of Lancaster air well as prejudice Sfilmoutle after a short illness, his Royal Highness Edward these acts, a compensation of 400,0601. was to be given against the said Henry Hunt and John Johnson, on Duke of Kent and Strathern, Lis Majesty's fourth SON to to the King of Spam, as a remuneration for losses sus- account of the part they took at the meeting. The the great grief of all the Royal Family. tained by his subjects on account of the seizure of slaves deponent, under such circumstances, had been requested LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S-OFFICE, JAN. 25. by British subjects antecedent to the treaty. The reason by them to move the Courtin, permit the indicttueuts to Orders for the Court's going into mourning, on Sunday of this sum being given to the King of Spain was, that be tried in another county. next, the 30th instant, fur his Royal Highness the Duke this was a simpler mode of satisfaction :if tbeindividual Judge Bayley -" You had better mention this when of Keut and Strathern, fourth son of his Majesty, viz. sniferets had been put to seek their several remedies the Court is full. if you want an intelligent Jury you The ladies to wear black bombasins, plain muslin or against those who had injured them, it would have led cannot g et m en mete intelli g ent than the County. of long lawn, crape hoods, chamois shoes aud gloves , and crape fans. to great trouble and litigation, and perhaps some of the Lancaster 'can provide. You w i ll fin d a lar g e p ortion Undress-Dark Norwich crape. parties so sued would not have been able to pay the da- of t •ni don't come from ;Manchester. Many are from The gentlemen to *ear black cloth, without buttons on maces; a gross sum was, therefore, given to the King Liverpool and other parts. the sleeves or pockets, plain muslin or long lawn cravats of Sporn shat he mi ht out of it satisfy his subjects, for Mr. Chitty then said he would bring it on when the and weepers, chamois shoes and gloves, crape hatband', their severablosses. the 10th section of the last set Conn was full. and black swords esti buckles- it was enacted, that i any aetien should be brought SEDITIOUS PuaLicarlous -William Wadi'', and Undress-Dark gray frocks. against a British subject for such detention, he might others were thencalled to plead to informations filed by 'plead in bar, or give in evidence, die above compensa- the Attorney General, charging• them'svith publishing, Han eranseCoisaelee, JAN. 25. non, and thereby defeat the plaintiff's claim : now, it on the .sth of September, scandalous and Setlitioilti LibCl6, The Depuiy Earl Marshal's order fur a general 'mourn-. would be useless to enact that such compensation should of and concerning his Royal Highness the Prince of R ing for his late oyal Highness the Doke of Ketit. bea bar to the plaintiff ., to action, unless he could have Wales in Carlile's letter. In pursuance of the commands of his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, acting is ibe'same a nd ou the behalf' brought such action. The defendants pleaded Not Guilty. of his Majesty, Mr. Justice HAY Lex said, that British Courts were These are to give public notice, -twit it is expected, ppm' to the subjects of all states in amity with this Lon Don Waritrts. that upon the present melancholy occasion of the death of country, to seek a compensation for losses in a trade, wwwwe tent and Stratbern, fourth son of his Majesty, all persons which by the laws of the country where such persons CORN EXCHANGE, WEDNESDAY, JAW. 26. do put themselves into decent mourning, the said mourn- resided was law fed. The Acts of Parliament cited made We had agood supply of Wheat at market this morning from ing to begin on Sunday next, the-30th instant. it illegal in British subjects to deal in slaves, but not in out own coast, but very few foreign samples appeared. The HENRY. WI A RD-hIOLYN I:MX:HOWARD, foreigners. If, therefore, they were not prohibited by navigation of the river is now open, but the ice still stops the Deputy Earl Marshals. the laws of their own try, such trade in them was navigation of the ricers abroad, consequently we cannot yet have any fresh samples from the different foreign ports. The samples not unlawful. The country of which this plaintiff was MESE GUARDS, JAN. 25.0 f Wheat which appeared this morning were very dull in sale, It is not required that the Offibers of the Arniyahonid ,a subject had not forbidden such tra ffi c; and the ire- . she con s umers not being at all inclined to purchase, and Mon- wear • any other mourning on the present melancholy co ca- ding, not being within this country, but an the high day'eptices could with difficulty be supported. Barley was also Oen than a black:crape round their left arms with their seas, was lawful in him. If the slave trade had beset dull in sale, and a trifle cheaper. Oats were plentiful , but the uniforms. contrary to the laws of nattons, or malting in se, no sub- asks were heavy, at a reduction of ts. per qr. bother articles there is no alteration. By command of bis Royal Highness the Commander in ject of witatever country could hate sued in our courts Chief, for a loss arising out of such trade. But the acts of CORN EXCHANGE. Fiume, JAW. 28. Ha CALVERT, Adjutant General.. Parliament proceed on the ground that such trade was We had a good supply of Wheat at market this morning, but not unlawful before the it consisted and) , of what remained over front Mondays and passing of the act, and shall Wednesday's markets, which was very dull in sale, and MOO- ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, JAN. 25.• there only to maim prokilitum after it. On the short ground day's price; were with difficulty supported. We had a very His Royal Highness the Prince . Regent does not require iore, of the plaintif f that the Officers of his Majesty's Fleet or Marines should comma . , nor of a . coma. ry winch had prohibited the is. per gr.lngher. for the finest samples, but for the inferior wear any other winning on the present melancholy occa. trade, his' Lordship thotiget the plamii ff inige .. team , r qu al it i es scarcely any sales were effected. The supply of Oats sion of the death of his late Royal Highness the Duke of was large, but very (lull in sale, and with di ffi culty supported Knit and Stratliern, HOW a black crape round their left the amount of the salue UI Ille sl vas. our last prices. In Beans, Peas, &c. there is no alteration. arms with their unifoims. Nita J nsti.-e Helloyd and Mr. Jus ice Best ennetirred J. W. CROKER. with the other lemma' Judge*. atm i 11e rule WAS feI;ISLU. CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY, JAN Pl. ........-. BLASPHEMY AND /EDITION. We had a good supply of Wheat at market this morning, par- BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. Thus miontong pursuant to the notice of Mr. Lath - ocularly • from E ssex, Kent , and S k . , uffol . the finest samples of J.' Grant. Dingwall, surgeon, from Jan. 25 to Feb. 22. dale, alert' yesterday, severed detandantewera biougle which sold realists , , and obtained from is. to 2s. higher, big the inferior deoriptions were dull in sale, and scarcely resehed last R. Holroyd, Halifax, jeweller, from Jan. 11 to Feb. 29. up to plead to In towhee , ' is filed against them bar pub- week's prices. Barley was very dull in sale, and although offered BANKRUPTS. W. Briant, Kennington, wine end spirit merchant. Solicitor, lulling and vending different libels published in the ON lower terms, very few sales were e ff ected. We had a good Mr. Clarke. Southampton Buildings. works or v i e. Cathie. On their Lordships' entering supply of Oats. the sales fur which were brisk, and Is. per qr. S. Cowell, Sutton at Hone, Kent, miller. Sob. Meters. Tilson the Court, and taking their seats me the Bauch, the dearer. In Peas, Beans, etc. there was very little business doing. and no alteration in prices. and Pr es ton. Coleman Street. Lord Chief Justice addressed Mr. Dealtry. the Clerk of •A. Fulljames, Greenbithe, Kent, baker. Sol. Mr. Tatman, the Crown Office i-1 understand, Mr. Dealtry, that iC"KES" Pitit; Ill' "AIN Wit ILIE 11 Y-Eht Arundel Street, Strand. Per Winchester Measure of Eight Bushels. W. Roscoe, J. Clarke, and W. S. Roscoe. Liverpool, bankers. there are several !lemons here, to plead to cri 1111111 l in- formations filed against them. We will take their MONDAY. WIDNEDID. FRIDAY.. • Soh. Messrs. Stanistreet and Eden, Liverpool. .1. P. Clarke. Drayton, Warwickshire, Ander. Sole Messrs. cases first.. s. S. 11. s. s. S. Adlington and 'Gregory. Bedford Now.. 'l'Hz Ksat;ev. WILLIAM FRAICHE-The defendant, Red" Wheat White .... N. Gribbell and AI. Hellyer, East Stoneiniust, Devonshire. who is a news-vender in the Borough, was now called, R ye baild j. l ere vi . re, So coich l. Mt . ester Young , Ch arlotte f e : r h . alLtt l e . Rmorw., Forbes,Mans heyn outij ace . , and as he had been fuotished previously with a copy of Wank, or Buck 34 n 38 34 a 38 54 a 38 Holorn. the information filed against him, he was asked whe- Wheat J. Rutherford, Newcastle upon Tyne. woollen draper. Sala titer he w i she d the original record to be now read ? Barley .... Messrs. Bell and Brodrick, Bow Church Yard. The Defend:tote-Certainly. Pale Malt DIVIDENDS. Mr, Dealtry now read the information. It charged Feed Oats Feb. 14, J. Rimmer, Liverpool, brewer-le, J. Chapman, the defendant with publishing a certain seditious and BreworPolanddo 24 a 28 1 24 a2B 24 a 2et Margate. baker-ut, M. A. Watson, Fareham, Hampshire. . inflammatory libel, b e i ng in f ac t the letter of Carlile OH Tick Beans 3l u 37 34 a 37 34 a Sia ' mercer-Y6 . D. Bisbee', Great Surrey Street. Blackfriars' Road,Old ditto • upholsterer-le, J. and W. Collins, Oxford, linen drapers-R2, his return from . Manchester, after the Iffili of August New P i geon d itto 38 a 4438 a 44 'At a. 4a T. Eddison. Rumford, linen draper-17. J. Ranyard, Suckney, last, to Lord Sultuouth. . Roiling Pease Lincoln, farmer-17, J. Watt, Preston , Lancashir e, manufactu- The defendant pleaded Not Guilty • and received ci rey Pease ' rev-23 . S. Williams, Brightelmston , carpen ter-19, B. Deacon, notice that his trial would take place at the i next Assizes Rapeseed per last l 311. a 361. :ale a 361. 32i. a 3fib Red Lion Square. earthenwaretnan-Jan. 26 and 27, Me IL, f or s urrey. add S. Blundell, Holbo rn Bridge, drapers. AVERAGE PRICEOF CORN , Per Quarter, of the Twelse CERTIFICATES to be reamed Feb. 15. T HE K ING v. JAMES SarressußY.-The defendant B. Wright, Birmingham, victualler-T . Mendes. junior, and several others, who had been informed yesterday i Maritime Districts of ENGLAND and WALES, fur the Globe Street, Mile End, cabinet maker-J. Cousins. Somers that their pleas would be taken the first thing this Week ending January 15th, extracted from Satu:d ay's Town, cheesemonger-st. Brockliass Oxford, corn dealer-W. morning to informations filed against them for publish- Wheat... 63; s led I Harley... 34a 1.1 I Resins .....4-Is 3d Hardy, Mancheeter, drysalter-G.. Taylor, North Bierley, York, ing other . of Cathie 's works, were new called. Some -W.Greaves,.Philpot Lane, druggist-T. Hughes,Rye .... 4O; 8111 (nits.... 234 8d ( Peace ... 47s ad titegeam, porter dealer-T. Meredith. London Street, incr. of them appeared, but as others did not, though called• chant-W. Bean, White Horse Street, Piccadilly, horse dealer. on their recognizances, BROWN OR AIL - SCOVADO SUGAR. The Lord Chief Juatice ordered those who were pie- Average Price from the Returns made in the Week ending Wednesday last, 341.70. per ref. exclusive of duty. • sent to remain until three o'clock, to give an oppor- LAW INTELLIGENCE... tunny for the absentees to attend, is) avoid the estreating Sill I III•ILLD tiIe11:1iEl. --.D.-- ' COURT OF RING's BENCH, Jas. :a. of their recognizances.-Ortleted accordingly. , • - N 1 HOMPSON Y. CrORDOI.TiIiS was an action tried FRIDAY, JAN. 28.-We had a very email supply of prime MANDRAGO Y. %YILLBS. before the Lord Chief Justice as Guildhall. beasts at market this morning, but the sales were brisk, and fully • This action was tried at the last sittings at Guildhall, supported the prices of last Monday. Mutton was plentiful, • The plaintiff, a Evoker , sought to reenter 10001. as a before the Lord-Chief-Justice, .on the loth of the pre-but the sales were Yee? dull, and prices a trifle lower. Pork remuneration , far the trouble of p rocurin g a licence f ur sent month ; an account of the trial is given at length and Veal fully support out last prices, the latter is rather Vera Cruz. The defendant at the trial temkred 1001. dearer.-The business in the Hay-market was far from being in our paper of the 12th. It was an action brought by brisk. Hay was very dull in sale and scarcely reached our last which the Chief Justice considered a sufficient compel- the Spanials owner of a slave-ship against a Captain of sation, yet the Jury found a verdict for 10001. puees. Clover and Straw were a trifle cheaper. the British navy, for taking out of the plaintiff's ship The Solicitor General now moved to set the verdict Mox DAY. JAN. 31.-We had but a middling supply of private beasts at market this morning. hut the sales were brisk, and certain slaves, goods, and stores. The loarned Judge, prices higher. Muttun was cheaper, and sales brisk. Veal aside, on the ground of excessive damages. - Rule on the trial, doubted whether the plaintiff could supp ort his action in a British Court of Justice, for the amount gram" . and Pork support our last prices.-The business in the Hay- of the staves, and the Jury being directed to find the Rue.-James Beene', and others, pleaded Not market was very _dell, and prices for Hay were lower. Clover Guilty :o an indictment, charging them with a riot wae u e b h r ei i i i ire, but d II We. Straw remains 111 per last. value of the slaves, gave damages for the loss 01 them , to and aissatili upon Sarah Rage, on the loth of October, s ed is a correat statement of the numbest% and prices at the amount of 18,1801. auslgave a verdict for the p lain. market: PRICE of MEAT, extensive of the Offal, which metes. a of iti theparish of St. Mary, Whitechveel, and were told tiff, fur 3,0001. including this sum, subject to the opi- Head, Entrails , and Hide, their trials would come on at the Sittings after Term in . nion of the Conti, whether the verdict as to the sum of and is north about Id. per 18,18 0 !• could he supported ; and now Mr. Jervis :no- Middles". • Ile-Per stone of illb. red, that the damages so gisemi should be reduced to the MANCHESTER MEETING. Hoene v. FNMA , : Tits KING Vt HUNT, JOHNSON, ANS OTHERS...... Beef 4s 2d to 5s en. Beef 4s ed in• 3s pit anioutit of the value of the slaves, on the ground .hat * Mr. Chitty applied to the Court in the absence (tithe Mu tton 0 4 ; 4d to Ps est Mee on Ss od to as 4d this tr of & having been declared to be illegal by the stal- -1 ( beef Justice) to remove the indictments found against 0.1 in Os oit Lamb of Od to Oa Oil Hates 4,atis Geo. 111, session I, cap. 36, 51st Ciro. HI, Veal 5s 44 to es to t ' Veal . ad Incdetendatits from the Court tit the County Palatine of a cap. 23, alit 58th Geo. 111, cap. 36, the plaintiff could Pork 5, 4sl se es Ed Pork . 5 " ; 011 i t ' : 0 8. 4 8.11 Lancaster to the Court at Westminster. The Learned not, in a British Court of Justice. seek a compensati o n Head of Cattle sa Alert et. Dead of tattle at elat ' ket. Counsel toured upon the affidavit of the Attorney for t h e B for the loss of them. ee s e s . . '2,500 Beasts . .. . . ea° The LORD Cuter JUSTICE said, that the words of defendants, e Inclastuted, that the offence impute(' to the sheep and Leonia . 13,400 Sheep and tomtits 4,500 these! of 31st Geo. 111, c.'23, were very moonier : they defentlauts required nos stigatiost by a Jury of anode r p igs . i i ree legs County. He was inn able, he aaid, to tic 1.), proper Calves • . 130 Calves • declared the dealing in slaves to be unlawful, and C4lll. IRO Jur), unless tee indictments were below the Gom a • ' trary to the principles of justice, h allay, and sound lIA I -Al %I,isl. I . his epplication was therefore fur a Co - Ilona ito remove pulley. la °united to hint, at the trial of the cause, Has the indictments to the Court at Wesitimistre that it was doubtful whether the elaintiff could recover Clover - . - - IA 4to to 1.0 6el . damages far somata .loss in a British Court ofjus, ice, Jed Judge Ilailey.-But have you such materials as wi ll . .11*:4* slew ii otieht to he tried in another count) / . he therefore wished the point to be reserved for the more PRICE ton titiva. Mr. Chitty said lie had the albino it of the Attorney ..suleimi decision of himself' and his brother Judges ; but New ILess,peecet. I New Bags per cwt. !on looking into the :ens, it tiuw appeared to hint, that for the (1, outdates. They were charge) with conspiring Kent i2l lei to 41 sa Sus s ex 3. 0. 1.. Y. 15. • noto ithatanding their general language, the plaintiff unto her to excite thsa fl ection, at a meeting of tilt New la ekeis,per ye I. was entitled tu recover the %alto, of the slaves. The thousand uer3tPt's held at Manchester, 00 the 16th Kant . 3 1 0, to 41 10st h:-sex .3i3,1F • I Sussex .31 3s to 31 03. I Es. ullant .11 104 to 648 . . , ...- . . , ' • • --- - . . PM