%t.\RRII;I). of Itnyard, Esq of llornsey.nad, to Frances Mare, third dau. tile late 11. Smyth Thomas, Fog. of tiketty,faamorgnrhire.—%t Dols. lin, C. Armstrong,. F. le 4 , t tionbait tl.ongtOrd), to Fruiet-,. Mist dam:herr of the late T. Hooke, Esq. Itir; i‘ter-at•Law, and Meet: to Iliirr.ntglts, Esq. of Usher's bland, Esq. of Wi.oiton, Giouc stnoltire, to Sella, se.und 111111* of Co Ilir .r.lO, of Upper Brook -stn.s3.—Lately at Chatham, 11r. Crisp, of Troy 'lowa, Rochester. to Mrs. Pont, reiitt of the late AM. H. ping, Eq. of Montpelier. Devon:hire, to Mary Grace. duo. of J. W imitate, Esq. of liridgeman, Peso:L-1. erowie. jut.. EA:. of ('ro. more II onolonderryl. to Marianne. eldest dUll. of the Archbishop of Duhliti.—W. Houghton, 1:51. of thc Hsi) Ertel:Nucl. twice, to Miss 80urn.... Elford, trallitrib..m....—ll..lones. Esq. of Stapitton, Glom eestershiee. to Catherine, daughter of Sir 11. Russell, Bart.—G.t 4 tone. E'tl. hin. eldest son of the Hey. G. Stone, of iloVoic Sulthlk, to Mary daughter of Col. Pivot. of 1% sming 11,11, NofloUt.—W. C. Itowden, F. of the Quecnii reg. to CI rimian.i, wangcst flit!L (11C01. W. .%no strigher. slid nitre of Sir it. tustruthcr, Bart. of Fireatiire.— . l he Rev. W. Toter. of Taunton, tiornersetshire, to Mary itest• , dam of A. I:sq. of Clapham Common. DIED. On the Continent, in his 1(t11 year..l. F.. Trappes, tile ninth son of F. M. Trapper:, Esq. of Yorkshire,—Me:'. F. Via l , rel'et of the late S. Betty, Esq. of the Lord Chamberlain's( till,t.—.l.llennia. Este. of Exmer, a member of the thamber nearly Italia century; he was successivelv elected to the respective dikes of Reeeiver-Gerwral High Sheriff:lll:sr Mayor Ices; .tldernian of the North Watel, and tine of his Majesty's justices of the Pea:t., 1761; and, on the tle cease of Altlentian Elliott in 11443. he Meanie Father of the e ity: Born March 11. he was one of the oldest surviving inhabitants: of In. native city. having entered his 7st:i year.—Mrs. Sunup, second daughter of Mr..l. Moore. of St. Jolin's-squure, Clerk.nwell, aged .24. —At lloverton !louse, Nortilk. Mrs. Aufrere, widow of A. A:llitre. Esq.—At his house, the 0. I'. Tavern, Russell-court, Mr. C. Finch, of Theatrical notoriety.—ln Ilowland.street, Fitzroy-square. in his .list vets,. Capt. 11. Foster. late of the reg. of Got.. —l (:rout George- Street. Westminster, Louisa. wife of G. IL Sumner. Esq. M.l'. for the county of Surrey.—Aged •;r, Alre. 'Venliant. of Harlow, Essex..-.. In Bedfied.square. Sir Simon Le Blanc. Kin. the Senior Judge:l' th• Court of King's Ilcnch.— kt G. 'Vaughan's, Esq. in he - ;1"411 year, Mrs. E. Arulrews, widow of the lute .1. Andrews, Esq. of AViltlernms-now, Gaswell-street.-I.ately. aged tt, Mr. J. Hodson, youngest .on of of the late Mr. llorls.m. Emprietor of The Crinibri4l re Chronicle Lately. aged 51. the Bev. V. Cowherd, Minister of Christ Church, Salford, Manchester. lie directed the following singular Epitaph to he inserihed on his romb—...."(//feoe'd, move 1 , 7 . 41, muff:ex sin. derstood."—At Montreal. aged 63, 31rs. Ni. 'l'. Fleming. Mrs. Heinn log was a native of Entland, but early it, life roomed to .%nieriett. and for the last 25 years had been resident at Montreal.—At Palate near Tregonv, the lauly of Admiral Ketripc.—At flitham. Alajor 11. Bea, of the Boyal Nlatines.—ln his volt year, the Bev. C. Naylor, !lead Master of the King's School, and one of the Six l'reaelters a the C.ithydral Church of l'anterbory.—At Exit tooth, in lute hist year, Ml rs. St.rke, widow of R. Starke, Esq. of Highlands, near Epwini. formerly Gm:color of Fort St. Havid's and Madras.—At Cauithercdl, Mrs. Ilovil, tbrinerly Mrs. Wiptead. of Kensington.—At Woodti,nl, aged hi. A. Atthert, Esq..—The Bev. W. Goode, Bettor of the united pa rishes of St. Andrew by the Wanlrobe and St. Ann's. BLukfriars, Lec turer of St. John's. W tipping, and St. Lawrence Jewry. The liectory is this time in the gift of the parishioners.—Aged SG, t. Cooke, Esq, of NVahltaitistow, Essex, and of Patemoster.row; one of the Common Cotmcil of the Wanl of Farringelon Within.—ln York street. Portman-square, Mary, wife of the Bev. W. F. Pigott. I) 11. of Eton College, and dam of tine late (:. Pigott. Esq. of .Abingelon Pigott*. Carnbridge.hire.-I.ateiy. in Scotland. Mr. Eyre, late of the Hay. market Theatre. l'howth not twits as an actor, he was an in. telligent matt in private • life, anti had the advantage. of an University education. He had written &wend dramatic pieces with various bIUTCI , 2I. and was related to the late Baron ;:yre.—Lately, at her daughter's, the Countess of Ely's, in Grosvenor.street, in her s ilt year. Mrs. Bonfire.. willow of the late Capt. Bunfoy, 11. N.—Lately at Burley Hall, lICUT Otley, Yorkshire, the Bev. John Minithorpe.—Lately, at Perils, the Isee of his chief residence since bis return , in the Year 1• 14 2, frOni 'ranee, where lie hail lived from the time of the last attempt made to reit.we the Ilottsc of Soar. in which he was engsen:d tilting with his father), the Ilion. If. Witirtie, only surviving son of .lohn, the List Lord Na'rne:—At Bentham llill, Kent, T. B. Lyles, I:stp—At Bakewell. Derbyshire, in his h;th year, the Rev. R. Chapman, who fur near half • century was Minister of that town.—At Laurel Ledge, 'fticketilinin, :wed (I. T. Terry. NI.D.—At Bath, in his year, Mr. W. Mat thews, a member of the Society of Friends, and Secretary to the West of England Agrintltural Society. Mr. Matthews was the author of a Tour, in the manner of Sterne, and of some religious and moral tracts. —At Cambridge, in his asth year. the Rev. E..%pthorp, ILD. Pre bendary of Finsbury in the Cathedral of St. Paul,and formerly a fellow of Jesus Hight-airy-place, Martha second stir siring dau. of John Niebols, F.sq.—Lately, the Rev. W. Llewellyn, officiating Minister .of llocktield, near 31onmowlt. TO F. ONLY COM METE EDITION. Handsomely Printed in Octave, Price One Shilling. ALL 'LORI) BY11()N'S NEW POEMS on his Domenic Circumstances, Ac. viz. I. Fare Thee Well ! 11. A Sketch town Private Life ; 111. Ode. IV. Farewell to France; V. Madame I.avalette: VT. Waterloil; VII. Star of the Legion of Honour. THIRD EDITION. Printed for W. Rene. 53. Fleet Street. and sold by .1. M. Richard son. 13. Coenhiß. J. illacithwk, Royal Exchange. G. Herbert. 10. Punk , Napkin, and Marshall. Stationers' Court. \V. Reynolds. 13i. Oxfn Besene , mad by all other Booksellees.—'rhia being the Original i t retie and foe 1. • :11i l t l iarh o fe E ll s Prt t:r.. e ff a n t i l4u sr. bei E tu nt tim rto lk s O u rd r A s t. hm t. 1 1 12, rl:OS - hr ,Eir PoEns."—Price One Shilling. , , i• •••••••• ''. OritEC F.DE STE D AD VA NTAG r. ! PIDDING & Co. No. 1, ConNon.l., have touch plea atm in bearing testimony to the liberality of the Contractor for the pre • ant Lottery, who has announced an important BONUS. in at'. and in eidd;tioot to. all the Prizes efontamed in the Scheme, vv. A FREE GIFT OF THREE HUNDRED WHOLE TICKETS ! The sum total of Prizes belonging to which, (even if it shoal,/ be I:W.0014 £70,0014 Xmoomtt, or mare.) will be divider/ among the alokkrs of all 'rickets and Shares which shall have been purchased on or BEEnnr. the Y; tll of APRIL. according to their resifts -dye propor tions.—Thus„ beside, the Chance of his own Ticket or Share, every early Purchaser will also hair an interest in .list other Ntunhers. and although his own nut) , be a /Hank, lie will still Ile rertais to rreei,e atrwirtAinq by his share in the ItoN CS, which may he considerable. its there has seldom been more than about 1.1100 Tickets sold nt that dis ttu3ce betiire the drawing. After the 271 h of April a di.ree.eirliiag Murk will be pot upon all 'rick. ts and Shags, to denote they are not entittrd to the above Boxus.—aulii the aorregate Number of Tickets and Shares sold up to the rth of April will be °trivially publish,' in the GalifitC, that the Public may be enabled to ascertain how mud. per l'irkrt the produce of the Row on aronumo to. 'N.II. AR this e.stra Bewyll can only be secured by an rids! Pur chase. the Public are cautioned thut delay. and respectfully invited to give a preference to the OIL•rOPIDDING6.Co. No. 1, CORN II I LL. DR. CAMERON is consulted every day. (Sundays excepted.) fmm Ten till Three I : ' dock, at his !louse, No. 3t, Rerner-street. Oxford. Amt. Patients unable to attend are requested to send a small quan tity of their morning urine. Although Dr. C's method is singular. it iv a well-known fart that he has motored many to perf et health, when the moat eminent of the profession have failed, ir painful. lingering, and dangerotis cases: as DigeillCS of the Liver. Uillimag, and miter Obstructions, Jaundice, Com plaints in the Stomach. Nvrviiits I khility, Gravel. Dropsy. &n. Also than CAinplaints peculiar to Fernalix at the (haircut periods of life.— Adfice toihe poor without •Ire. 'fo-morrow will be publisheil, in one volume Iwo. with hingravingt, l'ri:e 13s. bu:srab. THE If !STORY of the INQUISITION as it has 4..siated in France, Italy, Spain. Portugal. Venice, Sicily. Santini*. Nlilan, Poland, Flanders, &e. tve.: with n particular cleNeripiion or it. Scent Prisons. Moto ef Torture. Style or Accusation, Trial. atuidg...l fr./Pithy elaborate Wnrk or l'it P Li uitoncit. Prorevor at Dit wily at Aumenlain. Intrudired by au itidurical Survey ut the Chris:inti Chung), and illustrated by l'Attarr, front Yariuu. Writer*. und Original Nfanuseript, interesting ef Persons •Ylio have suit red the tyrrora rif that dark and saugulnary •rribunal; and Politi cal Reflections nu its revival in Spain by the Ile, ree of Ferdinand V —Lritidoit : printed for W. Slau , k t s und it. :d.turmALL, Atationer's emu t, I.udl;dtc. street. NITIONAT. REGISerEII A (111,N1) BONN. TO PURCHASERS in the present STATE. LOT- Trio - on et before Naar art ittEsv„ April, 27 BONUS of Stn TICK rTS. t1.7,x/rited in the Wink ut'En 4 lanil, will be given. let the prriditer he what it may. .f.:6o,taiti or Xan,Oun, to be e q ualiy di% id.il isniang the Adventurers in prupurnon to die purchase made. wheeler a whole Ticket. 11a11. Quarter, Eighth, or Sixtt-mtii, over and above "'vat they may he entitled to by their own punlitist.; so that every one will hal e Prize luny to receive. Thew valuable Ehar.ces, with a List of the Numbers, nay he had at NIL 2,, COlt NH111.1., the °dice of the l'ublie's Mtnt obedient aervanu. 1101INSBY and CO. • .1. SI VEWlll6ll'l‘ r; quests his Friends, the Public, early ntrvnt ion to the lets I .ot , :ry of 144 m Tickets, thcrr are OTicketi lei.: thin the but I .uttery ; it contains Capital I'rizcr greater in value null number. SrII FM F.. it Prizes of X 50.000 Alt ZrApoo I &4U) I( 1.090 I WOW 3,1150 S 58 Su*. Zwo, J,g(%), Ad 14,1100 3.Ssti CHOU to CIO From hoeing had the gond fortone to blurt: the first Prise 5i(.C30,000 ;‘,T sold ; in addition to the min). of X4l e,noo I Ct $,7r3 t 5.11110 tif yelp A , . he. Ile tru Ls to a repetition thereof at hi, Ohl Estaldiblivd Offices, 17, Cornhill 58. llavionrket. 11, llullwrn I 141, Of.fonl.street. PI:1111Y, No. 1, Holborn Bars, lxgs to announce to bic Friends and the Public, that Al.l. Tickets and Share. bought at his Office on or leethre Next Saturday, the g;th of April. will have their proportion of the Prizes arising l i ma the Grand Bonus ,W .11111 Whole Th-ket , given by the Contractor, by which an early Adventurer in the pre lootery walnut only have a Chaney of .Al.l. Putz by his own Ticket or Share, hut should that not rive terminate, he will he sun to r.xxive something from the above hue titre . , which may include Prizes amounting to ti'zi,onti, 1:111,f oil, or even .tieo.oesi„ The Scheme contains Two fintial Prizee of 1:511,01in. and Fifty other Caritabi. with only I Loon Tickets. BEGINS 1011AWINte t cru 111. NI AV. PE Kill . having Seild and Shared in the Lottery drawn before in May, No. n.:so, a Prize of Cgo,ooo. g9M, in the February Lottery, .o.ot !}tent, in the List November l.ottery. t Mix), induce. him to solicit the early Fatolllll his Friends, at his fortunate Of fire, No. 1, Holborn Itars, to secure an interest in the above extraor dinary Advant.n.y. MI wilt) buy nn or In - fore Saturday. ?7th instant. will participate in a litmus of 'Hum Ilundred Whyte Tiacts, with all the rims that . may he contained therein. EYTON, Sorel,-liroler, .?, ('anthill, and I IS, Coventry Street, entwratulates hi:: Friends and the l'ublic at large MI the l'ap:tal Prizes of the last Lottery. living sold in Shares. and E. lA - iris sin cerely hopes. the same circumstance will occur in the present Liottry, and that the Purchasers at the al ow lasomite f Mires a ill. us usual. oh lain Shares of the Capitals. The new Lottery has many, very many strong reennimentlations, for with on l y I Was, Ticket -- there are . . ravr prizes. double the number of Capitals ; Six Thousand Tiekds en than lai-t Lottery; two Prizes of Thirty glints:aid Pounds: be sides L rY other CA PIT.t .s. l`ri7es will be paid all in Money. and the I.nttcry has nn con nection with any future one.-1111,itis i.ith :‘lay. 'those who are in• dined to adventure are respectfully invittal to give a prelim:nix at the (Vices of I. STOCC•ItRUCER, Fornhill, and ix. nwentry.stre;t s Where every description of Bn.ine•s in the Public Funds continues to be transacted with Fidelity and Honour. N. B. Particulars of the limos continuing the Numbers of the Three Ilumitcd Tickets may be had at 1:1 - 11 ON's Office gratis. • ENTLE '%l N who are BA 1), and the least roots of flair 111111/69, by using Prince's genuine Russia Oil regularly for a Fhllrt tinw4mayrely on the halskplaces beetonting ...venal ait h !lair. Also Gentlemen Wtaring powder ought to use it instead of pow:mum In short. it is t:te best and wholesomest Oil for pm-erring and pmiluaing the Hair of I.adies. Gentlemen. and Children. Sold ut ts. the small bottle. also a bottle, containing four cnu 11, at Ifs. is a saving of ;vs. or a large bottle. containing nine small, at gt, is a savin or 1 ts. or six Loge bottles for 51. is yet a greater saving, and when 11,11 for the hair it not only preserves it, hut is beneficial to t h e health. which obliges it to have a British Government Medical Stump. which is included in the price. Cautiom—Endies and Gentlemen will be particular to ask for Prince's Russia Oil. anal observe Prince" on the toyer. and on the seal of each bottle. uithout is not genuine, tic lunictdar, as there is several Ilair dress:Ts, .Ac. also sell counterfeits. Also, (:Iola" lIAIII and CARROTY WIDSKEBS CHANGED IMMEDIATELY TO DARK BROWN or BLACK. pnINI•E's NI pitoV Eft DYE. prepared with spirits. which is the only innocent I lye ever discovered tiir making red or grew hair on the hrs& or on any other placedark or black in a few minutes. I Inns dreds of !Julie: who used to wear lidse hair. laicaus: their own became grew, wear now their own hair, which gives the youthful app. .trance as when at twenty years of age. Also thousands of t;entlemen wit,. had grey and carroty whiskers, which was a great disfigurement to them, from the use of Prince's Dye. t h eir whiskers have bovine pun dark. ()Malec, there are several spurious I Mr changing the r now selling, which are prepared with caustic lime. mereury. tsc. t: icy are dangemos 4r u-c. and injurious to the health. But Prince's Dye, pre pared with spirits, not only changes the hair, and (Mies in a few I.lallitea. lOW also strengthens and thickens the hair and whiskers. lay particular to ask for Prince's I lye,hall a glliaua a !agile: two hanka e pi o nnd or dozen bottles five pounds. Direetions sealed up with cavil bOtee, al that any one can dye their own hair with ease aa. secrecy in a few minutes. LA I/11N IfF FAKIIION, in the MUNI r O 1.1 FF., who wish to preserve Visit Face. Neck. Hands. Anus. Ae. frwil 'morning wrinkled. likewise those whose skin is wrinkled, will have it restored smiaidi and plump, and at 4 yotirlind in appearance as when to twenty. A trial will pnwe that Prince's nalsom is the only invention in the universe for the above, it also cleanethe skin from all bkmishes, and gives it a delicate and healthy appearance, refresh and revives die nimpLexinn• and is Si. innocent, that the contents of the bottle may be drank in a tumbler of water, which makes it preferable to any other cownictic for the skin, in short, it is a valuable article Mr the toile of the Nobility and Gentry. Ask .tin Prince's Itakiini. - -11alf a Guinea lair Itottle, or Two fur (Inc Pound, or tine I tozen Mr Five Pounds. I.old by the Proprietor, A. Prince, John -street. (lathe! -street; as the numbers run Irregu larly. observe. hi , I if/11,V is next dour to a Coach, Isueker's; add also by twist refrpcetable Venders. I Gluten : Printed and puhlithed by It. Wt Lai, at Nu. nt), rltawery-lave, Fleet-%treet, and foonaribil iu:to the Cuee.tr• by ill Neo.tuen, Clerks , of the Roads, and iSeokNellers, five of Postage, at Ils. per quarter. TO 7111: Pl'lll.le. T. 111S1-1, the Contntetor for the present Lottery, in answer to the numerous enquirk made by herons resident in t,stsn and country. begs to infttnn then'. that the punt briers of all Ticks teats I Shores Isou ; ,:lit /epee N xi. S%T rlt Day ilse Vith this .Iprii will he-equally entitled to their shave of the Minus of Three 1111114ot vili..l,•'riekcts. whether their purchases he made ist his otlics.s, or et those of any other Lottery-office kccpsr. or of their .1 k •.t' in tla• ( sstintr%. Tlw great demand experienced at pret.ent, induce him to recosniseta, to Isis friends as little delay as isos•itslc. The I.cttery draws the t4th May, and contains Two PriZt, Of £3i 1,41011 anti 54) other Capitals. 4, Cortina!, and!), Charing Cross. SEI.RCT ARTICLES FUR rti r TOILETTF. LADIES who frequent Halls, .Sc. generally complain of die unpleasantness of the !lair falling out of Cul, this el retnn•Lance has otteastoned nutnentus attempt to find a et inetty, but nothing le so sintple, an elegant, and so t Hiescious. as ATKINSoN's (TIMING Fill!). which has been honoured In !loyal l'atninage. mil most of the Nobility. The Curling Fluid. is a moat elegant stibatiliate for Oils. l'omatunis. Extracts. etc. in moistening the Ilair in dressing. it frets, it from soul, t*i.c., makes it soft and glossy as ailk, tool keeps it in I mid. during exercise. Or in the dampest weather; it promotes die growth End tiack ness of the Ilair on Et v.lStows, and ‘Vhiskers, and is almost a CtlLii.n regeneration of the h . air on held plaets, as has lietn experienced by thousands.Seca few testimonies at its efiicaer in a panirlik: entiths!, en Essay on the Ilair, wrapped round each Isla:, price ss. Ma Cd. and one guinea. ATKINSON'S VE:GETAH►.': DYE, warranted to than•ge grey or nil I lair on the !lead, WlLLlters, to a beautiful anti permanent brown or black, ptic dam. trs. and one guinea. ATK I NSON'S A 5111110STAI. 50.% I% A new Discovery in the art of Soap making. entirely freed from drove smarting qualities so much airoplaimid ut in other Soaps. gives the most liemtufol whiteneas and elertme•s to the Skin, anti keeps it from chipping in the coldest weather. price is. pee:yuon',or ins. lid a dozen. . . ATKINSON'S I.AV'.7NDI-11 WATER. 4.4 the natl. or one (1. , i ri rim two Guineas. This Lavender form. the genuine f r T n e to tit:Tnnest English la vender flowers. and notwithstaniihn; the re.hteeti price, is superior to others usually sold at three tittles tile prie;. Sold by .1. ATK NSON Parfuntir, No. 41, tierrard Street. Soho-Nu:ire, London. and by must Perfintiers. and Hair Dresarrs. LONDON :114RAETs. yiNo..-.... rORN MOND.% V, Our market was but moderately supplied w ith Wheat this morning, and some curly sales of tine quality were at an att. %;tore of 2s. per gr., and all other descriptions fully maintain the prices of this day week.—.llavley and 'Malt are 2s. per 41r. bigher.• —Beaus and Peas are Is. per qr. dearer. Although we have a very considerable arrival of Oats, .ales were tole.- ably brisk at last lunday s prices. Se S. I. 0. 33 • 37 18 • 31 MI i • 31 sS a ...s - - us: Wheat - 4I a ein White Pease Fine Jilin . V lia 73 lire, Prase - 11er • - JO al. Ifeans . - Rarity . 91 a 3 Ticks Ma!t I t a 3.1 ! Oars P. I. rn'And Oat.. 90 • Potato' ditto 14 • ft Niue El.ols, ba (4 9trotid dutto. 43 • HI Rape: tad • tel. a Olt. rltll/ AV, APRII. 19. IVheat Market is %Loy brisk to-day. and 3.. per quarter dearer than on Monday.—llarliy ~thasteitit: in %aloe, !mint! Is. per quarter dearer thi• day.- Few sateples of Beans (lOW , to band On W1,1111..114 and to-4hk and were sold Is. per quarter dearer; and Oat.. altholit;11 plentiful, havinz many fresh raraink in both on Wean. slay and this dad, t the dentund has in greatly improvi d c., Lite, that they v.., off iery briskly at Is. to 2M. per quarter whence.-- Tht us C lift' ill the trade in crneral. QUARaIt, }i/K W LEK et% k. 14.1111: PItICF. UP CUItN, I. It At'll Enslin4 it Wiere. fo. A. Wlicat . .S 7 S - u Peono It) . . . 31 4 - 0 Pete - ii.trity • 31 11 0 Ililine.tl OAP . . 17 11 • —0 I Peet .•r 11;11 & SVA'ef. becol , d. d. e. d, 2) O - 0 - I, . t$ . II • ... 0 -o - • Pe‘ ICE (0 II L tsT The hithest prii e of t. e b. st 11, heaten Bread thisughtint the Mrs rnpn is and Sishurlsh it tenni-eine the , s , nart. rn Leif c weighina 4.15. 5 os.—An ally., CC #.l One I'm., in IlvelN , liolern Leaf will isle puler nnninero a. AS LII PIMA: OF C wiled from the Returns muds is the 1i eek endine April ;, 911. pet Pet. exeltish e of the Duty of ttiqoar. pnidot pad ;stoic thereon oil the linpottution titrivof into ',rent Wallis. ( From Satlgr w ilays I menitin Gnzette or MEAT, raIDAY. Al' L w. ,Vr,rate Laideoliell. arras, a. 4 a. d. Head, lo et opethittLi. I liter • -30 a• 0 Nra.t. • alamt . Muttua • - 3 4 a 4 u •Lcrltaad Lambe •*O I Vval -.lu 3 u Calves . . • Pork - 7 6a I 0 . . • eau I Law► -•n a t, 11114 *F. .. d. o. a. neer - . a !• II M anon - ♦ 4. i II VeAl . 5 n ri 0 Pan. . 3 8 a .1 6 1.464 5 016 1 THAI' AND rhaw Pl 3 LOAD. s. 4. SP. O. d. Average L. s. A. 11. • . 9 19 n.JAME.Va. . • 0 0 Thaw . . 1 16 fi a 5 A o• 0 v 6 a ..! a. 0 •••• • 10 0 0 -.- U 0 U 0 - ... ..2 '2 0 Hay - . 4 4 0 a 5 0 WHITLCHAPEL. Cl.er 0 a ti !•traw • - 0 • 1 • 416 4 —..:ti o—2 3 0 10 0 A o am. 6 1 7 6 sMITIMIEI.I). In 0 • C 10 o o Ser.. - . 1 13 0 a • I UAL ll.li, IiF.T. Ships et \W1...0'. trhipa rod. 9. rt. r. gi 141 Nrorastle ...13 I from 1130 ■ • a 9 I 16 -underlan , l II -- f 3 9 a 39 9 De'i,rrrd at U... haute iill Is r atmt‘e price. FRIDAY, APR 1) riticr or %Tor Ks FOR THE WEEK. .Nlontlay.lTuoiclay.!Wedne3.l Thurs. 1 Friday. iSaturday Rank Stock l - —443 1 230 1 perct. Ited.l-1-= 391 1 5 :11 1 3 91 1 6 1 3 iwr ..4.04p.i.....•m• ...--...... I; l 1 61 61 39 1 4 IK3 et. Con.l-.-...,-.. ---- 74 :74 17 fri 3 I). rt.N. A n. l —.--.'.---. IP 191 rix 3 , 11 s 3.16. flank 1.. A n.H.....!—. IS 1 13 1ni.. 3 1 1 . 4. .. 1, n.—.---! . • ----- "' - ' - ''"' - '"'j Iri-1, 9perct.'—....-.4....-.-......'..-....-• ..... Ind i.t Stock 1 I lid;a Rands 4 dls. !pm S. st.a Stock' -- 1:s. WM ...'..---.- 0111nium .. ! St. Lot. 9'ic.l— for Ac., 3 pm. is d. 1p 2 pm. 5 pal. Ifil pm. .C 24 .1:14 78. 611. 6ll APRIL 11.