.. • , 0. THE NATIONAL REGISTER. LAW REPORT. COURT OF KING'S BENCH. MONDAY, Nov. 27. ?FIE RING O. A CERTAIN ANIMAL CALLED A WHALE Mr. Dampier said, that the present Plaintiff was well euough known to the 0).1'14 ; hut he did not know whether the Defend • itiant had ever before been introduced to their Lordship's notice. la March ino. a whale was caught at Gravesend, and being towed Np to Paul's w bur, in this city, was, the moment it came isit•bin sight of Doctor's Commons, seized, by Mr. Crickett, as a droit of the Admiralty, who issued a process to arrest the whale, and .served it upon him ; and here he remained till his 'dour became so hurt ibly offensive, that he was obliged to be cenaJved. The Learned Counsel now moved for a rule to skew cause, why the prohibition of thiS Court should not issue to the Court of Admiralty, upon the grounds, first, that all prescrip tirms should he tried in this Court; and, secondly, that the whale lathe pre•scriptive property of the Lord Mayor, as Conservator of the Thames--Rule granted. POLI(E. PUSLIC OFFICE, BOW-STREET, The Magistrates of BOw-street, have, at length, come to a determination not to sit at the Public Office after nine o'clock. A person was brought out of the Theatre on Friday night, and was taken to St Paul's watch-house, Covent Garden, and given in charge to the Constable of the night by Mr. James Blandon. The accusation against him was forendeavouring to protnete riot and ditdurhance after the hour of half-price, du ring the 4th and sth acts of the Comedy of the Cure for the lleart Ache, by placing a placard and the letters 0. P. on each side of Ibis hat, and brandikking his stick over his head in a threatening manner, as if bidding defiance to the authority and powers of the Officers. His conduct soon attracted the attention of Mr. Brandon, who directed a detachment of the Bow-street corps to stake au attack, and secure the offender, which, after a severe contest, they accomplished, and conveyed him in triumph from the pit. On heing taken before the Magistrates yesterday, he refused to give either his name or abode, and consequently he was committed. PFC. 3. Thr Famil; , and Ladies (tad Gemlenten Distinction and Fashion, use Russia Oil, for moistening the hair when dress. ing,, which is so great a nourishe!.' of the hair as to prevent •its turning grey to all periods; prorrottes the growth, and makes the hair grow thick and long ; prevents its falling ow, an d re . stores it on bald places._ Ladies awl Gentlemen who wear false hair will find the !twill Oil a valuable article to use w h en dressing, as it gis es it a natural gloss. It is generally remarked that persons svearlng false hair, after a short time wearing, it becomes dry and still; and is easily discovered; by usiog the Russia Oil it prevents its being discovered, as it keeps tile hair soft, and renders its appearance n-tural. Observe the label oe the outside wrapper of each bottle is signed io Russian golii ink, Mochrikufsky and Prince ;" any wiriout that signature are counterfeits. Price 7s. per bottle, or one bottle containing four small, at one guinea, or six guinea bottles at five pounds.—Sold wholesale and retail by the Proprietor, A. Prince, No. 9, John. street, Oxford-street; and, by appoiuttnent, Mr. Smith, Per. (timer to her Niajesty, Bond-street; Heudrie and Sons, Perfu mers to her 11Injesty, Tichborne-street ; and by most of the principal perfumers or medicine venders in England, Ireland, and Scotland. LOA' 1) WV MARKE l'S. -.......- CORNEXCMA NGP:. FRIDAY, Dec. I.—We had but few fresh arrivals of Wheat to-day, and the Mealing Trade continues stilt - at last curtettcy.—parley rather slack and declin• iug.—Malt something battei - ed iu price.—But few Pease at Market. S. 8 • 8. S. ' 111. S. Wheat 47 a9l Ntalt '0 a 78 Mine (New) ... 66 a • Fine ditto ... i lOO 71/0u) Fine S 2 a 0 'Picks Superfine 110 al 12 VI, liite Pease... A& a 64 Fine (New)._ 61 - 1 a 0 Fine White... 116 a 0 i Boilers lO a 34 Oats i6 a3* it.‘to 45 a 54 I. Suffolks 0 a 0 Poland ditto.. 37 a4O Fine (New) ....56 a 0 (irey Peas 4S a hi * Fine Pour... 00 a 96 Barley Fine 54 a 0 i Beans 4G a 54 l Rape Seed £45 A d ebt w Per Sack of Five Bushels,or VSOlbs. [FROSI SATURDAYS G4ZETTE.] AVESAGE PRICE OF CORN, PER (e/ARTER I iron TIM WEEK Espt NO NOV. 4. England and Wales. I. d. Wheat. 102 3 Rye 59 7 Barley Si 2 Oath 3l 7 Scotland. R. ii. SS 11 58 7 4S 0 29 4 BAGS England and Wales. Scotland. s. d. s. d: Beans Peas Oatmeal Beer or Bin .... 0 0 3% 1 PlilCli OF HoPS IN TILE BOROUGH. X POCKET. -v. ,„C S. £9 • it gi 410 a 6 6 Kent 4 10 a 6 lb 4 10 a 510 Sussex 4 0 a 5 6 4 10 a 5 10 Farnham ' 10 0 all 0 Kent Suscex F.sFeit PNI( F i 1(ITIIFIELD. s. d. s. d. Beef 4 0 a b 4 Vea1...A..15 oa. 6 4 Mutton 4 8 a 5 S Lamb . 0 0 a 0 0 Pork 6 0 a 7 4 F MEAT-FRIDA Y, DEC. 1. NESVGATESC LEADPUIALLar I 1 Carcase s. d. b. 11.• .;13fti . * 8 0a 4 0 83 0 ;I Veil 4 0 a 6 0 3000i] Mutton 4 a S. 0 150 Lamb' A) 0 a 0 0 200 11Pork 6 0 a 7 0 HEADS OF CATTLE AT SMITHFIELD gPast6, about .... Sheep slid Lambs Ca Ives Pigs ACCID EIV FS 4:N D OFFENCES. On Saturday, Nov. 18, as the Earl of Winehelsea was walk ing home, in passing Mr. Bailard's Livery Stables, in South St. *ear his Lordship's house, a dog ran after him, seized him by the hand and hit him. His Lordship immediately waited on Mr. Heaviside, who directed that the part bitten should be in stantly cut away. He underwent the operation. ` The dog was seized, and taken to his Lordship's house, where it will be kept fir a time, in order to ascertain whether it is affected by the hydrophobia, which, we are happy to hear, there is little rea son to apprehend. On Friday se'nnight two men, fashionably dressed, went into a. haberdasher's shop in Newgate-street, in which there were only two young women behind the counter, and whilst one of them was engaging their attention in looking at some articles, which he pretended to want to purchase, the other took up a large parcel of silk handkerchiefs which were hing on the cowl ter, and ran out of the shop with them; the fir-t man then pul ling a pistol out of his pocket, declared he would shoot the first that attempted to give any alarm. When he thought his com panion was OW of danger of pursuit, he also ran off, and both of them escaped.—Tbe handkerchiefs were worth upwards of 20 pounds. BIRTH. Lately, Mrs. Flower, wife of Mr. J. Flower, grazier, near W ragh) ,of a son—dot having bad a child for more tbau nineteen years before. DEATHS. At Tallybout, near Bangor, Mr. John Thomas, a respectable farmer. Having occasion to attend the mill his coat, unfortu-' tritely, was caught in one of the wheels, nod his death was in stantaneous. His wife, who was in the mill at the time, bas ►een almost in a state of distraction since the fatal period. 0.1 Wednesday, Mr. Henry Deering, wire-worker, High street, St. Gile►s's. isstua and Published, at 4 o'clock every Sunday Morning, by and for J. S. BELL aud J. DE CAMP, 11, Catherine-street, Strand, London; and forwaaaii Niiiiismepstll4 018416 at Babb awl Bookeenors,threigheet deo liaised If.toploot, free of poets" We the Ocnigar›, at IY3. sid per Quito. IMMIIMINNII COAL MARKET. dips sold, at per Chaldrou of 36 bushels. Pool Measure. Ships at Market. Ships sold. d. s. d MONDAY Nov. set. 10.3} Newcastle IS I Suutlerland Weleh Coal - 0 WIIIOIIBIIAT . :Nor. 29. 7 91 3 Cinders Others Newcastle Sunderland .... Scotch Coal Cinders Others Neu - eagle Sundvrland Cuhn Cinders Others..... 34 -oa-0 G 6 8 a 679 483 a 720 66 0 a 66 • —O4-0 —0 a • - - 0 a —• 66.6 a 7. 6 0 a— •_ —Oa -II 0 a— • - a FRIDAY Dsc. 1. Q} 9i at I Lis. advance on the al PRICE 0? S rocas 1(1-STEAD& Y.-3 per Cent. Commis 693 0-5. per Cont. Navy 101 i le-4 per Cent. Consols $ll-3 per Cent. Reduced t)9l—bong Ann. Cons. SO Years ltii—klitchrquer Bilis 3! per Day 11,16 pat.—lndia Bonds 26017 pm.—Lottery Tickets 1 - 411 158. 2 -0008. for Opetii% 70i. 91 13f