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: -CL.ERKEMPELL SESSIONS, SEPT. 14. • This day the adjourned Quarter Sellions of the Peace for the county of Middlelex, was holden at th_eSeffion-houte onClerkenwell-green.WILLIAIS MAINWAIR Efq. Chairman. Efitaba6 Ifodsfole, a feltool.mißrefs. in GoTwell. erect, was initiated for affaulting and beating So. phi it Cherry, a child of nine_ years of age. By the evidence of the child, it appeared that the parents had placed tier with the defendant to receive her education, and that the defendant had, for a tri fling fault, beat the child with a large bamboo Lane, and, as the (hated, cut a piece out of her neck, and bruited her arm violently. The child's fitter and mother were called to confirm her tel. timony, and alto another witnefs s they were only able to prove that a tniall bit of fkin had been (truck off by the violence of the blow, and it was not finind neceltary to call in the aid of a furgeon. The defendant's Counsel faid, that it was evident the prefent profecution originated in malice, as the child had not received any injury. He, therefore, declined calling witneffes, and faid, that he had feveral of her (choler' who could contradia the fiatement, and prove that the is a woman of a hu mane and feeling difpolition, and not likely to in flia unmerited punahment. H had no doubt the Jury would find the def e n Not Guilty. The Chairman laid, the cafe might have been of much public importance, if ft had been proved, and would have called down the feoerett penalties of the law, had the defendant been found guilty. It was found necettary, in order to induce fume children, who were of an untraOable difpofition, to putfue their learning, to India tome flight pu ttithment, and by that method to enforce difcipline. No ferious injury had been received; grid if the Jury were of the fame opinion with him, they would acquit the defendant. At the fame time he witted to obi - erre, that perfons who undertook to infirm@ children (honld not nfe harth meafures, hut endeavour, by mild and gentle methods, to enforce a aria attention to the precepts and in *ruffian which it was their bounden duty to in culcate. The Jury immediately found the defen. dant—Nat Colby. Samoa, &Oat was indiEted for affaulting a Mr. Taylor, habertlalher, in Wigniore-greet. Caren -diflitquere. It appeared, that the wife of the de fendant had dealings to a confiderable amount with Mr. Taylor In the courfe of the year; and. that fome difpute occurring with regard to the charge of a trifling article in the bill, the defen dant called Mr. Taylor, a fcoundrel ; upon which he took hold of the defendant by the Ihoulder, in order, as he faid, to all him what he meant by that fort of ; 4 1pgyagd the latter immediately firuck him a violent blow, and a fcufile en- Coed • the combatants were at length parted, and the defendant went home, Coon after which a con !table took him to the watch-houfe. " This," faid the Connie!, for the defendant, " was very ill torage ;" " but," laid the profecutor, " he had a ,tte i for as I was going to the Public Office the serf day, he canted me to be arrefted for the ba lance of a bill." The defendant not being in a &nation to contradia the ftatement with refpea to the ad - atilt, the Jury found him guilty, and the Court fined him fol. pm Gower was indiaed for affaulting Thomas Parfonl. The defendant is a coachmaker, the profecutor was his journeyman. The latter Rated, chat he went into the counting-honfe to receive his wages. whet fome difagreement took place re. fpating an advance, when the defendant (truck bm, and knocked him down. He called a wit- Ats to corroborate his teftimony, who was at that lime in the defendant's fervice. This man was sot in the counting-houfe, but raid, he heard all that paffed, and beard the blows rives by the drfreo Oat, the profecutor begging of him not to alike him. The Counfel for the defendant made a very in geHlious and able defence. He faid, that the pro fecator had behaved in a very infolent manner to wards the defendant, and had infifted on an in create of wages, threatening that if his demand was not complied with, he would leave his fervice; that in confequence of this ill condua of his fer vent, he had puttied him oat of the counting-houfe, find which he was joftified in cluing, as this man was acing in an illegal manner by refitting to work unlefs his demand was complied with. He trufted the Jury would by their verdift find th: de fendant Nat Guilty, and thereby read a whole fome Won to men aaing like the protection, and entering into unlawial combinations.—The Jury, however, found the defendant Guilty, and he was ordered to pay a fine of Tex raos&. Lawrence Neale was indiaed for affaulting Na. thaniel Gorman. The defer.dant is a matter- , lilhterrnan, and was mooring tome craft near Irongate Wharf, when he requefled the affiftance of the profecutor, who is a fervent to another lighterman ; be refuted to affill him, and at the fame time gave him fuch very abufive language, that the Defendant, in the moment of irritation, gave him a violent kick in the mouth. The Jury found him Gaily, and the Court ordered him to pay a fine of tol. .Neph Stapler was inctifted for alfaulting Jofeph Baxter, a Conftable, in the execution of his duty. It appeared that, about twelve o'clock at night. a riot had takezi place in Old-ftreet Road, when the _Profecutor was atfaulted by leveret perfons, but was unable to identify any of the parties. He could not fwcar pofitively to the perfon of the Defen dant ; who called the mitt:els of the public honk where he lodged, and feveral perfons, who poil tively-fitreating that he went to bed at ten o'clock on the evening in quelllon. and did not (lir out, the Jury, muter the direltion of the Chairman, who faid there was no teafon to doubt the truth of what the witneffes fir the defendant had (worn, acquitted him. Saturday a Clerk in the Inland Department of . the Poll-Office, was examined at the filanfio n. honfe, on a charge of having ftcden a , sl. bank. note from a letter. The piiioner, wbo is not enure than 14 years of age, is-as committed to the Pilaitry-Compter for bertha eusniaatip& kARTH.e,UA ite.t. EDINBURGH, sEPTEMBER zo : , On Monday morning jail, about Itts o'clock, many of the inhabitants of this city and neigh bourhood were alarmed by a fmart (hock of an earthqtydre, which continued two nr three feconds, and was preceded by a rumbling, milting, hollow noife from the ground. It had a tremulous, um ' dulasing motion, fomething refembling the motion I of the waves of the fez. Beds, tables, chairs, &e: in fome houfes were obferved to (hake, refembling the rocking of a cradle. Some perfons who felt it a very difagreeable fenfation, attended with a beadach. We have heard of no damage being done by it in this city. It would appear it ex tended along the Forth to the weftward, as far as Stirling, where fume little damage was done amongft the crockery ware.—The morning was gloomy, warm, and. calm; the barometer high, and the thermometer about go. The preceding day, Sunday, there was a good deal of rain. A parrot in a gentleman's houfe in the fouth fide of the town, fcreeched feveral times during the (hock, in the fame manner thefe birds do in the Well In dies, during an earthquake ; and in, one houfe the bells were fet a ringing. It would teens that this (hock has been pretty general, as ive have had ac counts of it from feveral miles diftance, both in the weft and earl diredion. _ _ _ - We have the following account from Dunferm line t - _ A flight (hock of an earthquake was felt here this morning, exactly at fiz o clock. Its duration it is fuppofcd, was only two feconds. People who were in high limeys, and confequently had the bell opportunities of obfervauon, thought they felt two fmall (hocks, and in their fituations, things that were hanging on the walls were evidently moved from their places, occafioning tome wife. Macy people were wakened from their deep by the mo -I„tion which they felt in their beds, which they ge nerally defcribe by the rocking of a cradle, or as if a perfon had lifted up one fide of the bed from the floor, to which a tremulous motion fucoeeded for a fbort (pace. No noire, as far as I can learn, has beets heard, either in the air, or from the bowels of the earth, nor has it been accompanied with any fulphurous Mull. I underhand the (hock to have been generally felt on the fide of the'Forth. —On the Welt, it was obferved at Torryburn, Culrofs, Kincardine, and Alloa :—on the Nc:th, At Mavis, Dollar, and Fofravray ;—and on the Eaft at Aberdour, Kinghorn and Kirkaldy. " In Aberdour Tome windows are Paid to have 'been broken, but I have not heard of any damage any where cite. There was no previous appear ance in the atmorphere to portend any convulfion; a good deal of rain had fallen yellerday, and through the night; the barometer was about 88. 5. "for Tome time before, and at the time it happened the thermometer was at Su. It has been followed by a fine warm day, and a clear ferene Iky. Talc ipg all thefe cireumfiances, it is not unlikely that Tome violent convullion may have happened on the Continent; which I am the more inclined to (ape& from the /hock being fo extended.", From Granitmouth we learn. that over all that neighbtantood, two pretty fevere !hocks were felt, one at four, and the other at fix in the morning— Some people in Edinburgh alto think they felt a (mall (hock about four in the morning. It was' diftinetly felt at Glifgow at fix fame morning. Same morning, the gable of a barn, a few miles to the weftward'oT this city, where force (bearers were fleeping, fell in, whether from the inhability of the building, or the concullion of the earth quake, is uncertain ; but the unfortunate tenants were completely buried in the rubbilh. When the accident was difcovered, and thefe poor people dug out. two women were found dead, and ano ther very much bruited, who was immediately brought td the Royal Infirmary here. The others, eight or ten in number, were not much hurt. That morning alto, the large tenement in Pa terfbn's Court, adjacent to the foundation now digging for etching the new building for the bank of Scotland, funk fo confiderably, that it was thought to be dangerous to the inhabitants to con ; tinue to live in it. It has been accordingly con demned by the Dean of Guild Court as infulfi. cient) and the inhabitants have rem oved from it. hilts been obferved at Leith, that the tides, for theft three days part, have not ebbed fo much as is ufual at this time of the moon, fo much fo, that the workmen at the New Dock have not been able to accom . plifh the work they ordinarily do wile the tide is out. 'The above is what we have been able to condi from thole who obferved this phoenomena, fo re markable in this country. We mull at the fame time notice, that the far greater part of the inha bitants of Edinburgh, many of whom were out of bed, and going about their ufual employments at the time it happened, did not obferve it t while others wko dif -erned it, defcribe it as minutely as if they had been waiting for fuch an event. ' Yellerday and this morning, it has been remark ably warm. the air thick and fultry—the Thento- meter as und.n. &pt. to. $ ecksei A. M. Taws. iy 4 P. M. Sept., se. A. M .64 _ _ _ To the above account we have to add, that the (hock Teems to have been lb ongettatCallander,Crielf, and that neigliisonthood, where they have formerly experienced fame fmaller (hocks. It appears to have extended over all Strathearn towards Perth, where it was Alfo felt. The following letters from Cailander and Crieff will give a pretty clear idea of L:at manner theft villages were / affeEted by it. “ allender, Sept. 7. We have !:en greatly alarmed here this morn ing with the (hock of an earthquake. It happened about flit o'clock, and awakened every one in the houfe. It tietr.ed to continue about eight or ten feconds, and was accompanied with a rumbling noire like dtßant thunder. I have been informed that it was felt at Dunblane, about to miles EAR from this, and at Tyndrum, about 36 miles North Weft, which makes near so miles of a dired line. ,As to the ditedion it obfetred, I am uncertain ; but as far as I can learn, it was from the WeR and North Weft. Every thing in the honk Dm/ via lentiy; all the tells rung we TA bed ander us molt diltinCtly have a waving or Undulatort , kind of motion. I have no treadle on eartbqu ate% by me, but I remember to have read, that in the year t 755, %Olen the earthquake deflroyed, I think, about one-third of L'i(bon, there were (inert Mocks felt in different places of Scotland, with violent agitations of Loch Nets, Loch Tay, ke. What a raft force muff it have been that could produce fuch an effea, whether we confider eleChicity is here the agent, or fobterraneons fire.—Comrie, where fhocks have been often felt fusee '789, is about 12 miles North Eaft froth this. With re gard. to the weather and (late of the air it was per tally calm, and has been all this day.! Cricff, September 7. " This morning, about fix o'clock, we were alarmed with two tremendous (hocks of an catch quake ; the one immediately incceeding the other. It refembled the fudden fail of a lionfe, attended with a rumbling noife, which continued about the fpace of fix feconds. It appeared to go from well to eaft. The roof over my head cracked, and ap peared as if it would burfl.-•-The rattling of the dillies on the !helves, and the lode partitions, helped to encreafe the fears of the people, who ran to their doors." Stfrtiptftre,SrPtember 7 ' This morning, at ten minutes Wore rix, I was furprifed with a hidden (baking of my bed, which continued for about half a mintite. The motion feemed to come from beneath ; but f can fay no thing cite concerning its U 4 /firm. It was alto felt, and in a fimilar manner, by a young gentleman and tome fervants in the houfe. A (errant who fleeps in a room adjoining to my barn, was alarm ed by the creaking which it occafioned in the joins. There was not a breath of wind ; and the Iky though fomewhat cloudy was altogether calm.-- Soon after the morning became very bright and warm ; nor was there any milt on Benlomond, Benledy, or any of the neighbouring mountains." At Pailley and Hamilton, it was felt in neatly the fame manner ; at Renfrew a weaver Rending in his work (hop felt it molt diftindly ; the li,:ddles of his lorim were fet in motion by it, which led him to believe that a rat had got upon his web, when he ran for a flick to kill it ; at Renfield houfe, in that neighbourhood, fix ladies in differ ent apartments felt the (hock fo feverely, as if their bedfleads had been fhaken by tome petiOn, and a negro in the (table had the fame impreffion by it as had frequently experienced from a fimi lar caufe in the Welt Indies. LONDON MARKETS. CORN-EXCHANGE, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER fi. RETURN of WHEAT in Matk•lanc. including only from _ _ _ . . the 31ft of Augult to the sth of September, agreeable to the new Ads Total~llB4o Quarter+. Average 60 :4. 3s. 34d. lower than let return. PRICE OF HOPS. - --- ---- Kent 31 6s to 41 4si — a I Kcnt 31 t6s to sI v.) sotrcl 3 1 do to 4 1 of A° stare: 31 16s to 41 tem 1- 1 Effsz 31 6s to 41 •4s Farnham 3 1 as to 61 OS) gi. SEEDS PER HUNDRED WEIGHT, Sept. 14. Red Clover 30$ to toss Whits ditto .104 colt 54 i per ova. Trefoil f• ill 40s Ton* ass to alis per babel t i re Graft ills to sas per quarter one to • per ditto Militant- c War e° ••• toe to be od per baths/ 8014. 1 Brown los to 14s 6d per ditto Canary Seed Ss to tot per ditto Rape Seed 381 to 401 per lait ' SMITHFIELD, Se ptember lag To fink the off,d--per Rene of Sib. Beef 4s 6.1 to 5$ 4d Veil .• 4s /id to 6s 44 Mutton -Se od to 6s 4d ' Pork - 61 44 t.• 7s od Lamb, ss. 44. to 6a. 6d. • Stock at Market this morninj, Bees 180 c, Shcep and Lamb, Esrgo. NEWOATE and LEADENHALL, September Id. Per (tone of 81b. by the earcale. Beef 4$ od to 4s liel Veal od to 61 od 6s 4d to 71 od MuttOs 41 15d to is 6.1 Pork Lamb 4$ Ed to sit &I. PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. Town Tallow 550 s 641 toes Ruth* ditto (ea.) 55s od to 57s Raffia ditto (kap) sts to 53s White Candle Rana oes to os Melting Stun 4lis od too. Ditto Rough sts od to Os OfeaVol -19 s od to 0 Good Dregs liii to of Yenisei Soap, 71a. to so.....Mottled,lios.—Curd,B4% Candles, TOL dd.—Moulds, us. 6d. RAW HIDES, September z 4. Hides (per Root) 31 ed to 3s id Heavy Calf toe od each Middling ss 8d to es tod Light Calf pi per lb. Grdiney ss 4tl to as 6d Lamb Skins as od to 3sEd lihearlings o. od to os od Sheep Skins Is pi to 3s od PRICE OP HAY AND STRAW, September le. Smithfield. :t. James's. Whltrchapt I. o.llay 5t7 to 6 6 3 3 oto 6 o o 4 0 oto 5 t 6 o N. do. 3 oto 5 o Straw ss toes Is t 13 oto s 9 6 z aBO to 2 10 a Clover 6 6tu 615 --... 6 0 oto 6 to 0 N. do. 3 13 tOd 0 ALS, September 14. left Coals In the Pea, sl. 6s. 6d. per Cluddrao. Dql.ered • O. ass. od. Sunderland, • tl. Is.. od. Debotred - al 7a. 6d. COUNTRY MARKETS. It. James's Market p 6d Clare market 3 , 6 d M'kitechapea market 38 sd (per Etude of filb.) Average Prior to sd 3' .S#4 The Provincial Markets have been &Ned to much iluauation ; at Canterbury fkrur has fallen tos. per lack. and the quartern loaf in confequence has been reduced from 13d. to t lid. Some ba kers on Friday fold excellent flandard wheaten bread at 9d. per quartern loaf. At Shrewfbury, the averaged price of wheat has fallen (torn 14s. lid. to 13s. id. per bulhcl of 38 quarts. At Stockton, on Wednefday fennlskt, cAd Wisest was fold from tos.to t taper ; new, from 9s. to swat Olns, 4 1 Ib - 6d. very little buln,k done. At Darlington, on Monday laft, the keit old Wheat fold at soap new, 9s. to pa. bd.; Oats, as. to as. 64—Bomber's Meat at Ed. per lb—L.-Butter was fold at is. Ed. owing to dm Jobbers meeting eke ckiry people on the road, and giving them is. lid. per lb. At Methane:toe Fair, on 1 0 1.1 day Woolen, dam was a large thew of ism cattle, avakii woo off at redacad /neat fat Goa fold at. readily, bat inaintaiocil their prkea. At Tbirik market, on Monday fennleat, tbe Imam alted for Wleat to& per bead bat radacoll It at lait to SOL ad :08. 6d. New hops at Waivenee, d the &et '1 . 414. fell at from 41. tss. to fl'iss. pa cwt. kOnfttittaiii Strtaterit Th•t4 Wen .scs bolls of oatmeal on Turtle)* in the rirrld, • *1..43 Ibid froep aie. to el!, per boa. There mete ~;u,I fcci boils of y• sied bele/ meal; which fold foam Inc to 13i. per [train Pates. Belt °anneal, rs. 6d. I narley IL :A, Muth Gantry to. te. gd. I Peale Meal, . There *as but a (mall (apply of oats-in our coPn mrrket • . %Voiritydag, owing to the humeri being emplcs•ed in the h• • • and confcquattly the priers were a Clinic; or two 1:le• • .ban lilt week. At Haddington, on Frblay, the price of Wheat ag a i n fd; near tea th e boll , which is si. 3s. in a fortnight. Ore iiwitt- I And two bolls remaintri unfold. The ptice of bread at .. 1 • dington was reduced Ic yid the quartern Int& The price of the quartern wheaten loaf is now reduced L, Glafgaw to a Milling, and the quatiern boufehold to teopcnc DUBLIN, SEPTEMBER to. Wheat fold yefterday at Thorrini-Ereet from IL us. to Ate. 6d. the barrel, which thews that it is rather on the advan ce i n price. Oats and oatmeal were Skeirife lather looking ep. but with aped to barley of which there bad been only a fpnall quantity for talc, it mMained ftationary. Aa to Soar, the rates muno:t be dramnined till Friday erenMg.. Large quantities of flour were brought Into ttth city mai day this week, a elm-emit:wee Which prates that our corn milts are fully at work, and of coerce that the middle prim of Sour Mould no longer exceed that of wheat Sci that, in taking the Iva- , age per quarter of both, there may be a furor chance for a rift in the future laze of bread. BIRTH. At Tyrella, Ireland, the Lady of the Rey. George Hannnen, 6f a fan and heir. MARRIED. On Titlathy bl, Mr. James Jones, brewer, Of Lamborne,, Berke, to MA !Deblois &left daughter of MA. &likings, In the Corn Market, Oxfo rd At °kneels, ort the a6th ult. Adam Macdonald, tfq, o r Aektriobtan, to Miff Helen Camerae, cldeft datighter of detested Ewen Cameron, E. of Glenevis. John Alczander, Efq of Mltford, county of Carlow, to Mg: C. bliekfon daughter of Loresmo Richton, Efq. of Chapelitod, county of Kilkenny. • DIED. On Tuefday the Bth inftant, at WaMoore, county of Linlith gow, N. B. Mrs. Colonel Gillon, of Wallhoufe. At Welter, Caninth, o the atft ultimo, Captain Juba Sutherland. On the 4th loft. John Bogle, Efq. merchant in Glafgow, fou of the tam George Bogle, Eft of Daldowle. On the 27tio ult. aged 84. John &learns, Efq. of Dunkeld, At Drogheda, Mts. Frances Smith. • At Dundalk, Jet. Vickers, Efq. Friday evening, In the 73c1 year of her ate, Mrs. Griffith, re.: lid of Ckrillopher Griffith, Efq. of Padworth•houfe, who re prefented the county of Berks on Parliament, and filter to the late Sir Wei St. Qpintin, Bart. She was a tidy peculiarly dif tinguithed for the virtues of a good heart. Words would be faint to deferibe the cliffufive benevolence of this ornament of her fee, whole memory will be eherilbed by all who knew her s and her ids feelingly regretted by the numerous objects of her unremitting balmy. HIGH WATER AT LONDON-SRhDOL► TO MORROW Morrtin - S 6 minutes after Afternoon - 35 minutes after TO-MORROW. Sun Wes Soh km I Moon rifet 44mittutes after 5 I i 6 minute s After 6 119 minute. alter le EXTRACT FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE. TT has been the Rudy of the Proprietors of the well known ANTISCORBITTIC DROPS, firft compared and prepared by the late FRANCIS SPItSSURT, at his Difpni. iwy, No. is, Soho Square, London, and continued only and folci „there to be prepared genuine, to guard the Public again* the lmpoftions which are daily prafaifed valid Medicines poffeffing the IA refpeciability ; and a the virtues of floe M• acosbutic Drops have been found not only an antidote in leo& butic complaints, but a fuecdsful refouree in cut:meow crvp. dons. ferapbula, gout, rheumatifm, and the attendant dila of the nerves, as the lift of cures accompanying each battle, given in an ample bill of direCtions, will minty, as well as the Treadle on diet, gout. &c. written by the late Proprietor. (which May alto be had at the Difpeafary) tingle them out 0 fit objceta to try, under their (initial, fuel% (parlous imitations; For this etaion the Proprietors, by the favour of his Majelly's Conunialowen of the Stamp Office, have Mixed a Ramp on each bottle, printed in black Ink, with the 'words Spilfbury and Co. Na o,g, Soho Square, expr.ened upon it, which, if the purchafer attends to, together With the word. FRANCIS B►t LS. Sul?, sin ANTISCORRUTIC DaOPS,RT TXt KING'S PATENT, oa the bottle, bill, and wrapper, with the addition of the KIR'. arms on the larger, he may be atured he has obtained the ge nuine medicine, as fold at the Difpentary, Soho Square, Lan don, In bottles cep. and ri. sa. each, duty included. VENEREAL BLINDNESS, To Mr. Thomas Taylor, Surgeon, No. 9, New Bridge rime DEAR SDI, Landon. IV is with the MA heartfelt fatisfa4tion that I ad. A drefs you no the inoonspemble excellence of your iiivalusbit Medidise—La Ages P the fpring of this ye. r I had the misfortune to contra& a Venereal Complaint. unaided with the molt alarming and dangerous frmptoms; in armuch,that I have been confined to my room for a whole week together and notable to (lir out of It; I had no KR night not day, and Arffered the molt excrudatlng pain and torment, and what was Rill wcirfe, ray Eyes grew weak and dim, fo that I could revue difcern any objedt, If ever fo elofe to me, and tx pedicd nothing lets that, the total lob of my fight..--Frorn a Rout. healthy, and rather corpulent man, J became a mere fhaduw, and an (Meet of pity and compaDon---My friends had all given tne over, and thought my recovery impoiLble. In this dreadful Rate, and expafting every minute to be my laR in this world. I was fortunately reconnnendeal by a neighbour to try your Medicines, but having trird all medical aid to no purpofe, and been at an enormous crpenee, it was fome time before I could he prevailed on to take them; at laft I fent for fix boxes, and before I had taken them 411, 1 found confiderable benefit; my pains graduaby sicereared, and my eye-fight grew better, smite the 'Teat furprize and aftcrelllunent of all my friends, (aftertak ng three boa= more), my health and arengthwas perfettly tin Bored, and I am now, (thanks to /Of GOD and your invahnbit Medicines), as well and hearty as ever I was In my life. Your obliged humble levant, R. L. LEIGH. High-Greet, Birmingham, November r, 1,99. You arc at full liberty to publllll this in any manner you :h;nlt proper, for the benefit of foc ty at large, and which I !bawd have km you fomer,but was fearinl of a relapfe. 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