30 0 0 _ 2. That from and after the sth day of A pril; 1824, the Bounties oft the exportation of Silk Manufactures shall cease and determine, save and except on any of such 'manufactures as shall have been duly shipped for exportation, or shall have been warehoused for that purp

sell from a Italfpeurty three halfperme helow that rate.

a variety of Original Poetry, Music, New Songs, &c. &c. _ Containing also a complete Calendar of Holidays, and other Observances, a Directory for the Laity to the Church Service, with ruled lines and spaces for Memoranda and Cash Accounts for every day throughout the year. A Lis

Adolphus John Paget came up to be liehrd.on. his petition to be discharged, and was oppoied by Mr. Heath, on behalf of Messrs. Beans and Co. upholsterers, St. Paul's Church-yard, and Mrs. Blunt. linen draper, Charing-cross. The insolvent is a young Man, *a dentist, and stated hi

2s' Atr to 9's tBd= Marltet Calf, (each) 8s NI. - • PRICE OF RAW FAT, - per eotTh.DeC. 10: Price by Tallow (a's stated by the Tall,oii - 5/eiters,) 2s 5 . 0., • PRICE OF TALLOW, SOAP, &c. per 11'21b.—Drc. Town Tallow, 44s 6d--Yellow IttAsia, 375 , fid—A.Vhitet ditto, 36s Od—goap

J. Ililder, 1.411 e-street, victuallor. Solicitor, Air.- Sanford, Ne o Strand. • C. 13eate, Ne‘‘ Sarum, oilman. Solicitors, Mr. Holborn -court, Gray's-inn ; and Messrs. Bowles Shaftesbury, Dorset. J. Raney, Whitehaven, banker. Solicitors, Messrs. L . avie . and Co. Ft ederick's-

Edward Williamson Hay was oPposed by Mr, Pottocx, for Mr. Buck and other creditors. The insolvent had been a clerk in the War-office, at a salary of 1301. a year. In the year 1821, his affairs having become embarrassed, his father came forward and paid ten shillings in the pound

- Mr. O'CovrstELL read the following letter in reply to one from himself to the Earl of Donoughmore:- - " li.n. , cklofty, June 5. 1824. sm—lbave had the honour of receiving your interMit• log, to me, gratifying letter, and whether it shall be the tienominat of the Catholic Asso

SHERIFF'S COURT. tioli-immtagf HILL V. nitatAm. A MARRIAGE SETTLEMENT.—This was ,an action brought by Mr. Hill, attorney, against a Gentleman residing in Islington, to recover the sum of 91. 165., the amount of his costs for preparing a Marriage Settle ment . Mr. Hilt's brother s