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i 1. dat WeA. a ?? X ig,,rable chews of black tattle, whei s !, tee 4 higher pricca gi4~.' 04: et~e brisk," At Dunbe tair, on Thursday last, there %was o~ *0~ cattle; tlaise forward in cl(ititonisold Ii 14 well*n ShW , buyers; for ?? cattle a goo dI dctsatd tar Ii at las, per sto

SATURDAY'S LONDONS GAZETTB. II'idteill, Yfay S1, i817. His Royal Higlines. the Prince ?? has been pleaserd, ,n tie name and on dne behaif of his ajesty, to grait the .ignity of a Baron of the Un cited Kingdpom of Great Britain, Pndl Ireland unto the Right HZon. Chrles Abbott, oF'

Best Heifers and Steers (per I Ordsr.ary is 64 to is - 2s Od :0 us rd Calt Is 8 to Is I Eng Horse Ss to vs Sheepskins—Poll_:, Cs 04. to Os 5s 01 t o Sheatlings 74. to sd—lam'„ to 4. SJ.

COURT OF NINO'S BENCH, WESTMINSTER. DAY—FitIDAY, After examining the following additional witnesses, ▪ Taror, W. Duke, ▪ Bachanoan, W. C. Ca l4 ,te, F. %%lade! mede, W. Htlf , er, —about halt-past twelve o'clock the case for the Crown closed. Mr. Wet:ter:no then commenced statin

Accumpartrr..,..o....:l a:ire:int Nrt'llty and .. Gentry ar. :hat 4 :,r.l.EtrrioN of Uyra. is the sante el..rap and from the (Ira' d 11. DON GIUVANIII.--.Speetnirt.• to he at T. Witliane. Van house. aura.., Covent garden.

the long gallery, on the ground-8-w, about eleven o'clock. The party was enlivened by the presence of the PRINCS His Royal Highness looked extremely well, and conversed with the Ladies with his usual affability. About half-past twelve a sumptuous supper was served up in the grea

Mr. M. A. TAYLOR rose to call the attention of the House to a subject of the uunost importance, deeply connected with the trade and revenue of this country. In the Newfoundland trade there were employed 800 vessels, navigated from this country by no less than 6000 men. All the s

Sir FRANCIS BURD FT gave notice, that he should make a motion to-morrow night on the subject of the pension granted by Government to Mr. Reynolds, of whom had spoken last night. Seeing the Noble Lord (the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs) in his place, he begged to ask whe

a Lis.o.n Mail which arrived yegerday, we ießr: that up to the 3d inst. the utmost tranquillity pre7ailed in that capital. The inhabitants knew little of the conspiracy, and were anxiously waiting the aiiival of the mails from this country, to be informed of the particulars. The