Ttir. 111Z.1AK I.'S ST. JAMIISS STItiTT. en W cane-day the Inspectot la s I lawkers• Livemies. under tAe .inth (, 0. 111. cap. 41, took more thmi itersmis into tatstoily, at the litivaiir, in St. James's-street, for trading vali ant a licence, viintrary to bin ; but ilischor.:ed than ou s^curity **their Ntteudauco ill the evening at this other. ' l • ltcy ;LW tided and Mr. their solicitor, defended them— dlr. 1-lanirtt, te. the Commis:stool:Vl of Ilankcrs ;Intl Vetlints, stated, that ties seas oil information a eainst differciit in-4 sons now in custody, for ha wkint; ;mods, at a place called the lTaraar. in St. Jallies'ew.freet, contrary to the ontli tleo.lll. fop: 41.—Mr. Fielding- -" !lave you given the persons is cuss lotly notice Harnett replied, they hail had notice, and dust they appeared with their Solicitor to defend them..—Mr. Boni. %11-hill to know nndrr what section of the Aet uf Park:l eo tit tie• prosecution was intended to be suptairted.. Mr. li.u'- • sett said, the (.11t and 7th were thie 1h • op i u i un i s,en reading. the :Net of P.alianicnt, that they ate !tattle to be convicted."—Mr Balls hoped th;; Ilagistrute mild not proceed to convict till he consulted Colinsil upon t u t . Ir{;•tl operatiims of the Act.- -Mr. Fielding said, lie would ai• the present ease to stand over for a future eNamination, rs it w • as of infinite consegronice that such a case should nut be harried over. UNION HALL S. Hall, forewmn to 31r. Fur l , taylor, corner of Strand tine, Strand, was brought up hy!int:bourn, the officer, charged %ill) diveltstrgiag u loaded pistol at his vs tie on Ai (lathy wortnng, and %I 0111111iIILI her desperately in the head. It ap peared, lion statement of Coitingloaurn, tbat having receiv ed information tin Nlottilay morning that a willtlittl had been shot by her hue-hand at the fringe Urgent public--house, in Nel son-street, he strut there tool found that the fact was as stated to idol ; the poor woman Intl already liven taken to Guy's I funs tit:d. The prisoner was at the house ; Collingbourat took hint biro custody, and conveyed hint to the Oilier. On smel l ing him, a pistol, ponder and ball were in hit pocket, and also a lilts.). sig tied Anonymous, tv 16E11 stated that the prisoner's wife was unfaithful with anotlp-r man, who was named. The primmer stated, that he had been married and lived happily with his ulle for 14 11%1 al lit of 13 years; butt about three weeks liiiice she left him to live with James Pearson, patrols of St. Clement's parish. 'fltis he could itot bear, and having leernt that she came tinily to the Prince Regent puttlic-Ittsc , e, he placed Ititutself there to meet her, and on her ono lug the home diseharged the pistol loaded vs isle ball at her. Ile had no de sire to lit e, existence v. as a Inn - then to him, and lie eared not Low soon it terminaied. Same day Mr. Uitimiliers attended Lc Mr. Reeves, went to Gu)'s Hospital, to take the deposition of the in& a Innate woman. It appeutr:tig to the Sturgeons, however, that she was hi no immediate danger, and that is would be desirable, if possible, to delay her examination, the blitgistrate 1 t.e.ayei. questioning her till a future day, and She prisoner, who appeared entirely titsconsciotts of his situa tion, wilb I HATTON GARDEN. On Wednesday John Dean and dean Treachett were brought up by head, sett. officer, and finally examined, being charged with steaualg tun horses out of the Duke of Clareutee . s card, at Ilte.hy Park, the propel ty of Mr. Steel, horse-dealer, inn% iel-plAce, Holborn. A daring robbery was committed on Saturday selmight, between three and sour o'clock in the afternoon, at Acton-hill. Mary Johnson, a werimut who has the care of the lodge belonging to Mr. White, on Acton-hill, which is some distance from the house, had gone out, and -returned in about three quarters of rat hour, when she discovered the window of the bad-room. at the bark of the Lodge. wide opm, and perceived a man in the home. She instantly called for assistaoce; her ?ries reached a man of the name of William To , ers, who came with all speed. The thief had in the mean time got out of site Lodge by a stindow, and ran off with great speed. Towers pursued and took him. The robber had broken open the drawers. &c. and had parked up a gr,:at variety of articles of wearing apparel and a child's silver coral. Several of the articles were picked up. which he had thrown away in I.is Hight. Ile was taken before Mr. Justice Birnie, who has a house fn that neighbourhood. and who committed hint till last Saturday, when he was examined again, and fully committed for trial. Ile proved to be a notorious character of the nsmc of Thomas Burgess. On Saturday, 22d inst. IV. Webb. alias Bowler, underwent a long stbuttnation at Bow-stre t, before Mr. Birnie, on suspicion of being Waned. with three others, in committing a burglary in the county tIK Kent, and stealing property to a large amount. It appeared, that on the morning of the :d instent, abont one o'clock, Mr;. Brumel. an elderly lady, who resides at Eastrey, near Canterbury, whose house is detached from any other. went from her sitting room tato her drawing room. On her entering it. she saw two men at the window dressed in smock frocks, on the lawn; they immediately un perceiving her, forced their way in at one of the windows, each of them sensing her by the arms, and presenting pistols to her head, and swear ng thev would shoot her if she made a noise , one of them had his face severed with Weak crape, and it is strongly suspected, he well knew the premises, and where Mrs. Brumel kept her valuable property, 113 they wok her to the closet and drawers where it was deposited, and breaking them open with iron crows. )Ira. B. intreated the robbers sot to use violence, and she would give them her keys. They took Ibetik of England notes, Sandwich and other notes, to a considerable we:noun% They missed taking guineas, and old and silver foreign gins to a large amount, which Mrs. Brumel kept ut the top of the turret in canvas bags and wooden bowls. 'they then went to site place were the plate and jewels were kept, taking Mrs. Bruniel with them, and tnamently presenting pistols to her. She then saw two Other persons, ane of them a man in a smock frock, the other wits in 4 female fires, but from the voire and general appearance Mn. 'mind had no doubt but that it was a men in woman's clothes. They packed up th e plate, which was as much as filled a week, Mrs Untold's stock of 'date having cf Lee years very much in. greased by legacies from relations and friends. The man at the dour, and his compaMon in f.male. attire, became Mile:tient fur their companions who bud been robbing die book, and hooding pis. cols over Mrs. B. frequently calling to them tes con,: out, they ha- mg been in the have two hour. Theyl:4l the house with their booty, but own re:utmost again. bringing the sack full of plate baek, wh o , they were letiving tl:e house, they told Si re. B. they shoom !ma! r. man to' wate:i the house, and if she moved from the spot for two hours after, or made r a alarm. she wou l d be myth:red 'lnc principal articles which trey took, besides the cash and notes, were several old-fashioned gold watches, and a boa of trinkets. It was ascertained that the prisoner was on h o r s eback about the time of the robbery, and he answ:ll the 4cription of one of the robbers. CONTRACT FOR com.s ALTAR..ro BE DELIVERED AT GIBR Cow.iitsary fis (".istt re, .lfarc's ?I', 183. Bach Persons as are desirous of untrarling with iht Corns.issary is Chief to dearer Vaal,: at iiibt.thar ' may receive pur a mart of 16c Ctnara-t nt this Vitt h. twee ,, the linari of eleven and delitTr their Tenders sealed hp and dire, ted to the Can stinary in Chief, 'narking thireon 6' Max' fur Coals," mi ar k;;" Trcrsduy , the ot:r day of April, but race will fir received item Twelve tick* 4:1 that day; nor wilt any fiapvsul he noticed wiles: mode on or anmered to a r ha. J partionial, and the prices ante 't 11 in mods ot lengtli; nor unless a letter be sukjained to sue.i raparal signed by taro prrtons of known property enfuging to br uin:Le Imam with the part; tendering. in the Sam er . pretstjita s e s i ois h :srsjbr else iluspojarmasse yl the Crstrast. NIMINM Tto, NATIONAL AEGISTEIt. C. Douglas, Esq. co Lally I. Gore. sister of the l',arl of Arrrn.—C. B. Lawton, Esti. of Chishitv, to Miss ?A. I'. Sclroutlx'. 'ia". of W. BekOrnbal t. of fork.—At Ilrussel, Lieut.-Cul. I las rni' tort, Aidsde-f'air.p to Ma j or-lien. Sir E. liarnes to Miss Ord, dau. of the law Win. Ord,Ea+ , Fenhion, Northumbe r land.—T. A. Watt, rsq. R.N. to Elizabeth, thou. ot T. Keith, Esq. of the Neasmad.-11er. .1. to Charlotte, tl.lll. of T. llarrison, Esq. of Li:eds.—At Madras, 11. W. Remington, Esq. of the lion. Company's Civil Service, youngest son of the lair C. Kensington, Esq. of to F. A. dau. of I'. Boyd. Esq.—Charles Stewart, Esq. late of Kingston, Jamaica, to .Nlrs. 'fierville, of Kluane-stmt.—Mareit "ti, I.ovd ilendltiiham, of Itendlealiam, to A. S. dau. of Wm. Tatnall, Es,,. of Liston Old Ablicy, Roberts, 1:01. of the War (Bike, to F. \‘'istids, eldest sister of Capt. Situ:in, of the Royal Navy. in Park-street, Windsor, Susanna, wife of Thos. Wakefield, Esq.— In George-street, inburgit, the I lou. Wm. Buillee, of Polkenunet, late 0n..: of the Senators of the ('allege of Justice.—ln Castle -street, I immisditch, aged 59, Samuel Osborn, Estp—At Bristol I lot Wells, ni her 21st vear, Lady Catherine Poulett, firm of the Right lion. Earl Poulett.—At Acton, aged fiti, ALx. Pentland, Esq. surgeom—Aged 52. Marin, wife of Ilithert Ashton, F.sei. of Queen's-buildings, liromp- • ton.—Mm. Waters, wife of Edmund Waters, Esq. of Alpha Lodge, Regent's Park.—ln Conti ay -street, NVellesley, of equestrian vele briiy„—At Carlisle, aged too years, Air. George Nixon.—Aged Rees I bevies, Esq. of the Court Metthyr Tydfil.—At his Glebe lions?, in Derryloran, near Cookstown Oh nine), after a few hours illness, in his l'uth year, the Rev. John Caullield, U.U. Archdeacon of —'F. Day, Esq. the ohlmt Burge:is of I : y . nn : this venerable Iran had nearlyeunipleted his b7th year, 5 t of v.auch he had lived in great con cord with his lady, who survives him.—Mary, relict of the late J. Sash, Esil. of K Mooney, in the co. of Cork.—Mies I :lode, eau. of the late R. 'Linde, Esq. of II onsden-hemse, mar Hitchin, lerts.—ln Walbrok, aged two y,-an. three months, Mary Sherrard, dam of A blermattArkins, M.l'.—At Caeele, Jas. Wildman, Esq. late High Sheriff Mr Rent —Lu Ileaufort-huildinga, Stnibil, in his ssth year, Mr. Alexander tl•Callan.-111 klennett-street, Bath, Mrs. Purvis, relict of C. Purvis, }hal. of Da :-him, Stiff .Ik.—Nlrs. l'olLn, relict of the late Rev. Geo. Pollen. of Li; tle Book ham, Surrey.—ln his troth year, R. Dowell, Esq. .34 years Fellow and Organist of Dulwich ('ollege.—Aged Isl, Mrs. I /rote, of Chanter) -Lae, widow of the late Mr. Thomas Druec.—At Shnlalen, Surrey, in his ;Kilt year, John Eanshawe, E;.l.—At Yorkshire, Thor. Hall, Vat. of Brixton-phice, Surrey.—At Farnham, Surrey, Lord Charles IleatMhamp Kcrr. GEORGE. BIDDER. the lea:mishing Devonshire Boy. under text rears of age, who has haul tire hor inn. of exhibiting his wonderful powers of :NI l (Avid:akin before her Majesty and the Princesses, the I hikes or Kent and Stws,A, Sir Joseph Ranks. Earl Stanhope:, and the Lord Mayor; now makes his fi Public Exhibition in London, at the, Great Hann. Snring Gardens, from 12 till 5 o'clock. Admission One Shilling.—The Nohility and Gentry bialtiog to question him, may be waited on at their own residerca, by application (during the hours of attendance) at the Exhibition Room. • Jttst puller/rd, No. IV. price es. 6d. of 'l'll F. A J 01 1 N.k „ and 31onthl7 Register for Dr:6 , th India and its Itepentlencies; containing Original Commimicatiims, Asiatic Fragnients, Ancedoics, &c.; Pwtry: Riwirw t.f Ilb..ks; Li t.rary, l'hilosophical, and Intel:fp:nee; State Papers; l'ar liamentary Journal; Asiatic Intolligence; Births, Marriages, Iteutlia, and Appointments in India; Home Intelliger.ee: ludia Sales, Times aiipointed for the East India ('ompany's Ships for the Season , &e. &e. for Black, Parbury , and Allen, .tailenhall-street; and may be hrd tic'sll Booksellers. l'a ionized In; their lloyel 11 iglinesses the Princess of \Vales, Duchess of York.tald fluke et' SUACI; his Imperial Majes:y the Emperor of all the ltusdas, by tlwir special Authority, and the of the Nobility tuoughout Europe. NEW NOVELS 3I'ST PIIII.ISIIEII. 1. UNCLE TWEAZY ANTI IflS 71Lt1%%1f.U. NE.TGII HOURS, a Comi.Satirical Novel, by the Author of the OBSERVAN T PEDESTRIAN. &C. in 3 vole. I grno. 13s. boards. r. 'ITIE MATRON OF CAIN, a National Tale, in 3 vols. tgino. 18s. Ivoards. 3. LOVE, RASHNESS. AND REVENGE ; or, Tale of Three Passions. By Prot: PJRTER. Esq. in:: vols. igloo. los. (al. boards. Loicivix : Printed for W. Si MPXII; & It. MAESIIALL, Stationers' Court, Ludgate-street. In the peen, and ',early ready, OWEN CASTLE ; or, Which is the Ileroine, in 4 vols. de dicated by permission to the Might lion. 1. Anv Costaxitstr.nt, by MARY ANN SULLIVAN. late of the Theatres Royal, Liverpool, Bit , mingliain. Norwich, B.c. roicratli)E; or, Lupliemia, in g vols. by B. TATLow, Est. DR. CAMERON is ecnsulted every day. (Sundays except:llA till Three o'cloci:, at his House, No. .34, Berner-street, Oxtiml-strect. Patients unable to attend are requested to send a small mtuntity of their morning urine. Although Dr. ('s method is singular. it is a well-known fact thr.t he has restored many to perfect health, when the moat eminent of the profe%sion have failed, in painful, lingering, and datigerctis , 1114(44 am Diseases of the Liver. Billions, and other (Mist mctions,.latimilice, Com plaints in the Stomach, Nervous Debility. Gravel. Dropsy, It it Also those Complaints peculiar to Females at the different periods of life.— Advice to Vie poor without a tee. ROWLAND'S AACASSAII Oil.; Composed of vegetable ingredients from the Island of Macassar, in the East Indies. possesses salubrious and efficacious properties, which arc pre-eminent los removing the scurf. harshness end dryness of the hair, preventing it falling off or turning grey. strengthens the weakest hair, and renders it thick and long on bahl places; ni..kes the hair beautifully soft, curly, and glossy; preserves the curl in damp whether. produces whiskers, eve-brows. tic. In short. it is inestimable for rendering the hair of Ladies, Gentlemen, and Children. inimitably elegant. Each gsnuine bottle is enclosed in " llowland's Treatise on the PreservatMti of the IitITIWII flair." signed in red ink. " A lit )IVLAN and SON." Price 3.i. bd. Is. Ca. and Ins. rid. per bottle, containing four smell; or Lteger bottl.a; containing eight small, at IL Is. each. Also, 11(111 - 1.ANTY5 ESSENCE I/F 'fYRE, never fails to rroduce immediately a perfect change in RED or GREY 11.1111, Lye-liniws, Vl'llitkers, .I.c. to a BROWN or 111.ACK, and retains its gloss. The dye is so durable, that it cannot Lc remorul by washing or perspinition, and is so innocent, t h t.t loathes ur Gentlemen may dyesheir hair with cue and secrecy.-4s. 7s. (al. and IN. (a—;old wholesale. retan, raid fir exrartation, by the sole Pm mictori. A. Rowland and Ilion, corner of Kirhy—trret, the first turning on the tight in Hatton-garden. Holborn. Londim. And by appoint ment, by MbisTi. II endri.e . r, pert' , inters her Majt sty, l'itchlgone-strec t ; Mr. Smyth, verfuracr to . his Mrjesty. 117. Gattie and Pierre. 57, 1S ^;c, Overton, 47, Tamer, ThoLnot, New Bond -street; Ilayty and Blew, Coclegtur-street; ti. Bnry. portitmer, 17. Johnson, chemist, 17, Greek-strut, Soho; Ruder, chunist, .1. J. T. Biggs, rertumer, 65, Pimipti.le, and 52, Park-street; Newliery and Sons, 45, Edwards, CC,, St. Paul's Church-yard; Burgers, Randay and Sung, Sts, Fleet-market; Weston awl (o. .2.2 ti, Low, 530, Strand; Row ney, I(6i, Hatton-gardon; It"; it Co. Gmerehurell-street; 'l'. Rabic and Cu. 25, King4trert: Sut'oft and l'o. 11ow Chmrh-yard; Taft. 41. Cornhill; Nix and Tux, Royal Exchange; !larding and Howell, S 9. Pall Mall; Sanger, 130, Grange. 115. Timm, 45, Oxford-street; Mat tram, ge,, Davison and Son. 3a, Fleet-srreet; Holmes, St. Jamo,'s-street; Marquis, 132, Coleman-street t I.‘mcar.., 47, Ambridge. 50, W 000- Turn, f,rf, Piccadilly; Keith ane Huguenin, 35, Ilaymark,tt Dry, 7. Varvell, 'Vickery, Tavistuek-street; and by ail perfu mer. and medicine vender in London, rind in Me Empire; and by all Merchants, Captains, and Dealers. in the East are: West ladies. and An.osica.—*.• ^Ac for Rowlaiid's Oil, or itowLind's Dye, and obserro the signedure on each bottle, " A. How latia JAW Ses.' MATICII3I, CITY OF LONDON LYING-IN nosram., CITY-11.0 %IL THE Anniversary HER Mt I'.l will hit preach:Al TI I IS MORNING at WiIITECIIAITI. (I'l'lll 7 ll. by the Rev. Itr. Ross:, before the Lostu M. as Patron. the ahetitlit and Cluvcr nota—And there will Litt a P 11111.11: ltseTisst this Everting at the Hospital Chapel, when the Ltev. Titus. ItiLkiwriow will continue Lis I.c.turcs on Itaptism--md the Festival will be held at the City of London Trivcrn, on Emit sr Next, tliJ Sth April. at Fite o'Clork precisely. The Right lion. Loan MAYOR in the Chad.. STE %V .(111)S. Thomas Hell, Esq. j ' " „..,„,. ;fl , I Theophilus Crean, Et.ep .I°llll'lllos. Thorp. Esq. "' Peter Martineau, Eq. John Ililwanl, Esq. V. P. John Pc-ring, F q. Thomas Brown. Chairman John Roebuck. Esq. Joseph Rostock. Esq. John linseley Tooke. Esq. Robvrt Covell, M.D. N'u.ty. Esq. Tickets may be had gratis on applica'on at my Otrv. A. II 161111011 E. Sscratary, 31, 14 , place: The utility of this humane Institution is in no particular more eine' tensively proved than by the fact, that there is l'o limitation or rectr.u.. don in the reception of patients than that they are prea„mhnt married' women and poor. The numbers usually delivered arc nearly we) ever/ year; who, with their infants, are provided with every support and. comfort which their eases require ; and who, with the addition of the domestic esteblishment, amount in general, daily, to about 75 persora, besielas infants. lience, it is obvious that n consideraole expenditure is necessarily incurred in their maintenance. besielta the other articits insidentul to such a house, entounting, upon an average, to 2.0N 1 1. per amium. The funded capital of the Institution romists of te,Atsi. ire 5 per cents. yielding an income far inadequate to these demands and without the aid of legacies and volinituty contributions it would Pe ire practicable $o curry on its beneficent design:. In the two last years it has been necessary to sell 2,00(d. of the funded capital, in order to dis charge the audits at Christmas. 'ln those who n'ay be intiucca to feel a regard for the perinanenee of this I lospind, sad) a lueasure, If repeated, attinds a melancholy prospect of continuing it, milky u: on its original liberal and extensive principle is therefore the o..ject of the pnuent Anniversary to etiable the Committee and Try-gees to re store the capital disposed of, in addition to the customary suppl, re ecived on these occasions; an by the influence and benevolent eitUrts of its many opulent and respeetable friends, to place it on a sure and pcnuanent basis. Every friend to humanity is, therefore, solicited to participate in and give effect to these exe, tions h th?.'r presence and sanction ; and these who an; tat:vented from joining tie: compuny the stli of April, are solicited to convey EOIIT token of ti air good wishes through theliands of any of the Officers. I'onutlittee, Stewards or Se cretary, that it may he anti:in:lee:l with due respeua anti reeknowledge ment,--or to ()flir their names as Stewards for the next year, the ex pellee of v. hick is limited to six guineas each. The influence of Ladies, to whom a peculiar interest in this Ileapitei seems to belong. is likewise solicited ;--and by thesa united ettbrts it may be hoped the• this humane and charitable Institution may be pre-. servo! upon its original foutulation. LON uoN MARKETS. TORN xcrit GI?, MOND V. NI tnrii 25. . _ Although our market nits but moderated supplied with Wheat this morning., the demand sr as not so In i , k as tact week, vet 3fonday's prices were ohlAined. Barley i. I. per quarter {user, itt con.segswitce of the proposed reduction of the oar d u ty on mat, whit•lt has stagnated the trade. and raused a de cline or 2s. per qr. ill the price of Malt, and no sales Call i.e effected. Beans antl Peas are h. pt t qr. dearer. In utter r articles there is nu alteration. Wl;Cid . $ll a:8 Fine ditto - 41 a G:t Nye - oat 52 Malty . 02 a 26 Ma t b.. a N; a. s. White Pease - 3'.! a IS Grey Pease - 98 a 5: 'leans . - to. a :.0 Ticks • - ta a .7 111 Oats . - Id a ?t Eltltti%.PlAttel! 29. a. a. Tn'and Oat.. an a ne rotate,' ditto rs Fine F our - t 4) a tta "econd ditto- 4! a !Ail kap' teeed • aal. a aat. There is a brisk demand for tine Wheats this day, and bat little to meet it ; ts. more may be obt.:ined. Barley is much the same as on Nlontlay ; there is bat little here.— Malt quite a tirtu;. , — Pease and hears brisk in sale, the former Is. per quar ter dearer, and a very lively nail(' for Oats, Ns hick, if of good quality, are readily taken Wet b. per quarter advance—Other articles have not varied from our lust enn-once. AVLRACK PRICE UY t G it, Cmiipated from the Returns made in the Week ending March 27, is Sus. 9.1. per cwt. exeltisise of the Duty of Customs paid or pi.) able thercen on tile Importation thereof into t ircat Britain. l'rom Saturdays Loudon (;azette. ) 'E. Uf' i ItillA' klal Noriote LeeptesMlL .S..ti I. A. ■. J. Reef - 4 0 n 5 Natoli- 4 k. M 5 0 Veal - 4 B af 0 Pork- i 4 a S 0 UM'S rff Cattle at Bea•te. at.out . 617 s',:erp.4oo 1.1.0114 ':910 Calves - - . . 130 Larcase s. d. a. d. Bre- - 3 0 a 4 0 Mutton - 3 0 a 4 0 Yea! - 4 on J 4 Pork - 3 ♦ a 3 Laulh . 055 n Lamb - - 0 : a-0 : I Pius "10 HtY AND Wt ki* L. a. Hay - 3 0 ST. JANILS's. S Clo.ar 0 0 t Straw - I Ig d. L. I. d. A,er.,ae L. s. d. 0 • St 11 i -- 4 0 0 ••000 0 0 0 0 ■ t 2 II 0 1 .1 6 Hay. - 4 WHITLCHAPEL. S closer - • 5 5 St,aw . 2 0 O a b at 0 ♦ll 0a660 - , U 41 • t: 6 O s Hay . . ♦ 1 '• SMITH FIELD. f Clover . . 5 3 Straw . . I 0r55 u 5 0 0.060 stz,ti c00..:1s 0 - 7 2 COAL AllitKEl Ships at ,Itatket Ship so'd. a. d. r. d 1 MONDAY, MANCH sii. dl New cote tll horn I $ ll 0•4 I if 9 I Saindtrland II '"• 3; 1 Newcastle 11 ..---I — 0 a -- 0 4 ' Nunderland 1•I 1 ..+.... ! 39 0 a •, 1 a 1 11 ' Newcastle : 3 . ---- 34 0 a 4, to s.. . Sunder:6ol I ..... l ----.! 0 a— it WEDNESDAY, MAIL '4 . FRIDAY, NAKED ~..). I ITICE OF STOCKS FOR Tlll'. WEEK. ___ i Nlonday. ; 'ruculay. Wednes. I Thur i Fria 3y. iSatunlay Milk Stork L. -----...t --1....----,. i i ' our et . it ed..---.----.-- ----..---,...-.. 5 pvt• ct.C0n.1604 pig tilt ,614 '161:1 1 60 1 . tMT rt. 1'0n. , -.....'----..-- - p. rt. X.An.:HVi '90,1 90a: ; 9 0 A L 15 15-1 Bank . An. ,s - in.Nn.c.A I rish India Stack India Bonds Cr 54 pm.lpr Is pm.'4B pm. 'E - 7 - I — is p. S. Sot Stuck --I- E.:. lin:, 11 pm. 1, .7s d Isp.!l* td 3:4113 2 d 14 dI p. 161 i l6 1 16 4 .154 :s ...4: 6 ?) d.r Is Chnnitun 16i tit. Lot. Tic. 78 Con. fa Ac. 62 611 61 Ct:3 IGI :titi r.f 'Amino : Printed by it. it to.po, at Nu. ' t:launcery ft , ar.• •••1 1: . c .t..te ee t, and forward e d i n t o . th e Country 1)% nil Newma. ty '.;leas or the Roads, and licuisekrit, free of Paataga, at lbw per ipta: tcr. E• 1.