Llanfachroth, Merionethshire, tol farmers, and two sons on each side, met to settle pute by combat, - unknown to their neighbours, on last, .when a deadly battle commenced, which in 3 ; time disabled one of the young combatants, who 1 0 ' of his legs and an arm broken. Fired and

A new and pleasant trifle, called Paired Off, of a character peculiar to the entertaiments of this theatre, was, on Monday night, produced here, and was favourably received. The hero of the piece, Mr. Mortimer Mimms, admirably sustained by Mr. Liston, a staid bachelor of fifty,

supply of Wheat this morning was moderate, chiefly from Essex and Kent. the trade nevertheless was dull, the finest runs barely maii.- , mining last week's prices; whilst the . middling and ordinary sorts , were certainly lower. Barley fully maintains our last quotation. Beans a

to 14d German Horse d 0... .14 21 Do. 40 13 18 Spanish Horse d 0... .16 26 Do. 50 60 14 20 per doz. Bull Hides ll 12 Calf Skins 30 to 401 b 13 23 Vitriol Butts 15 17 Ditto 40 50 18 26 English Butts l5 25 Ditto 50 60 21 26 Foreign Butts . l4 21 Ditte 70 100 20 21 Foreign Hides 12

There is so much supineness in the world, so much sycophancy and time serving hypocrisy observed, that we should be induced to believe that our boasted intellectual improvement had obliterated all manly feeling, and clothed the rectitude and dignity of our nature in the garb of

74 1 Oats 19s 74 1 Beans . 35a 104 Barley .....30s 6d I Rye 36 94 1 Peas Aggregate average of the last Six Weeks, which regulates Duty. Wheat 53s Id I Oats l9s 104 I Bean. 37s 2d 8ar1ey.....30s 64 ! Rye 3se 74 1 Peas Duty on Foreign Corn for the present Week. Wheat 33s 8d 1 Oats

and made in the first style, at J.CHARLES's, 171, Fleet-street, opposite Serjeant's-inn. X s. 2 s. Petersham Great Coats, bound, &c. for p sto 3 3 Cash, from Superfine Cloth do., double-breached 21S 315 Do. Dress Coats, Medley colours . 2 5 3 3 Do. do. do. Black or Blue . . 2 4

who sell from a halfpenny to three half-pence below that rate.