Star. — London, England, 1810-11-03 00:00:00

f slestst , • Sainll44l***faii THAVaiiiit RICHMOND. Wlikeetc. Thanieil 1 have mauled INiaar beattentia When tnikl*pite,Yhe'in'ociq bininis fell On hill link Wes, grove and aril ley sail 'EijiaiidellialieVitiedra Trac'd of thy !yeast, sacametrbright, The iatgeliiiltag littiarslfirar light And song, * Wale 1660,4 2 :4, fitiViTnirlfitirimi rings along ; While frisidik lirneta iiod dripping tohnie der sYrtiptlei in sparkling showers, • sl444#thieliiikal geinsollsplayed - ;oraihthirsgs. . 11serebiso'fotnised breezeof -night the silken ;ASA touched, irithllying.finsers light, . ' The • thriiling mirds inelody i • it „seamed that 'Musi'C's inmost soul Was jireath'd upon the wand'ring airs, • Charming to rest with sweet controul • Alt human pariions, pairs, and cares. • Enthusiast volces•join'd the sound, , Andltour'tl such'sbothing strains around, That well might ardent Fancy deem The Toyililis had led their viewless band, To Warbte o'er the tovely ttrtam The sweetest songs of Fairy-land. Now breathing loud with raptur'd swell, - They floated o'er the silent tide; •Now, soft , and sloiv the accents fell, And setaillg mystic vacs to tell, In beavegly igurmurs died ! Ociliskß . . 'Si' 1640, 'Peter Aiigbais, asepresint a pritimpr ;n the toltlooth of this city, received an Indlitinent io stidiltilal Wee the . High Curt of Juiticiary 6n the 1 VQ;fifekt*Otith;for forging tithe debentures. • lorrcf-EY:niAtiblt; • •ichist of driWers in-a public i haiste"n trai Opened, and several vela. ; lee iitieies'a Wegifitk apparel stolen, 'viz. a large eafriS6nviilk'slialo, ablaek rnbde - cloak, a . whiteinns. twos mble-cloths, 'three ahtP6'eWiirother`articles. - 1 • 4 hiiiiday, a 61 'Clothes, consisting Of a 144 4 , i'd4ss, 46 - lne'sh;fet,-gdWris,•&e. Were stolen from. tge grin 'on treait siffe of The Earthen Mound, wlfTe'tffeli,:riOn'Who had The elate Of •theii. Ives. tteeksii":/ibiein't. • wehat hit, between 'eight and . nine 4446414 `talrelitrentalias servant was returiti6g:frOra .Ifis 'W`a) . hit Ween Rui ten. bridg hy . four or five-fel: lodOVlco 'tfrung thfOuth 'the hesigi, Pulled him' front libeiel him of his iiiteh•gicd. • iSit rnltiek 'l4 Wad on antis • They 'then made their eici* 81er Ifedite, 'and `allowed llrrn to :prtkeed•l ulttout'f:iiibTi- 'ill Ihaft 'throwing 'hßn On hit: Weir, a 4iddigt tilt:lila', *while they rinedlifs: packet. • • • ••1 BetWeett N'teiftes'OY night *and Thursday mining. ; g ifidp, in 'Claythornlifeet, ( Olafson", Was Token Info, a flimibir of *his tools. and; netil wia 4 i.et's•shiitiles . tariied ofr ; hellifes arnsOst the • 'of the . •%111ch - Wire standing in the shop in tV6 - agniAig which . w e r e; bout eig - hteen ilitris ' and the ehildren' s •clothe s . so eo . titely, gs tiot'to leave their *molter A c hange for • . . 'Thursday, bet Ween f*eive and one "o'clock in the, fOrViiiiOn, a faitdde "was attached en sieriffutuir, by, two men on foot, whocpresenti,ng each a pistol, look' feciiti Min a ibusidsiable sum of nionliY, After the mlebter 'ilie,Y set blf is in eastily *direction, leaving behind ilie* bundles containing iliiiVls, ate. to the. ran& Of £2O, *likhiVe're talien pobiessitia Of 'bythe; fititniir, who itniifalia - telY pursued ihein. They arri-; ved in this'eltY 4botieien o'clock'. tliihr., in 4chaite fl;red at Newhall's - Iln, QueensfeTry, They s l e p t a ll ight at a hotel 'in tiiice's:itieet, Edinburgh, and. ii,polegied fullNtr ATrititiiig, - foi!litir *ant cf lug- . • r, 'saying llidi'lf.*as to iirilie q_eit day friiin Glas-. k a w TiOin . * * iiiel pliie. i they'sAialhiyliad come. On • 4Aiirik renlitilted, 'iliit id-lung . from Mika* by the QticeriOtfrhis tuber an linite they re- iirefetitbd itlfe : thsgVis "is eir(i; loiinected ;With borne teVtleittable sPithiligi in Siiilingilicie, ivhdsb ' names, , ,' /hey itie'llitotilds:4llll'dhhie that trvpieferefice to th e arrici i49i4,tufabi Siiikht iiiit ihep. On Friday,' in iftirtik,4botifitht 6v84 they 13ild theirbill and rift theliodlie,:bit .*Ye - ite %ot Iling ., ay *hen 'the fii-; 4nes.,..ifvlio blili fdilloikirelb(ely, =maid ifitn . th 00-, exactly)rid roa E ea - &re the tiiis told that they 'had, lna' Wei, ieliiie time after, in the , 7eitittrity, •%i-sis - aga . u:i on *the , - iiiii li. 95t6tinted inifie ab be had the ipthfactian of see. : 'the ilbiir. aiii!ifiia linifei.i. ;beiliihb*Wilekrtly diesied I olitid*irs'en. iii ) i whips in I Ou)Ec"lnised - fr . ii•iisl*desil l en in'' , tliel; kaki ' s- ,Ilie fainter •sePsedidne.l Ilib"Collar • the 't4ga&kliqt ' 's..liken by s. l ei Ilk Tekrsfer ok 4 Guard, . 'the '-filMoogi. Thy.) , have, . . hgfdf..e the Miteitrates, and o a t, ::..-.:W e lioderitaill thit ;cheY r Miditfe 4 -1 1.41t11,*an'd thit the fir __ ____ . _ ....,eiilliiicedlirieW theh'fiii6ifall'y jirefioui to* the- icilibeiy::—Th4 : te •kood-lOolc i lig Yo u ng 'filen. • , :.,, 71th EAABr". . . . esrueizmo on-s-rtattax; OP LrriT.M. Yesteeday illiliain 31e/ifrea was indicted for the being a letter hurter or carrier in the employment of the General Post Office) 'having secreted, embezzled, lice. a letter which had been entrusted to him, or had eant: into his possession in virtue ()This said employ ntent. In 'another count of the indictment he was charged, *without reference to his being in the service of the Post-Ofiice, whit having stolen a letter which had been sent by post, previous to its hating reached the place of its destination. Frnm *the evidence adduced, it appeared that it Gentleman of the name of Thoriffs'SittipStinliad,'dn the 19th 'of Angaist last, tent by the General Post, * letter &dm Stathford, addfessed t 6 Jardes liollatid and Son, snap-tnakers ' Ktng-streee, WhitOell'apel, Lotition f 'containmg five L e icester Bank notes ftifit'2o eich,. bat that neither letter for notes were ever re ceilied by 'Mr. Holland. The Stamford rrtail•iittrivi.'d in 'dne 'ecittese in Londest; The 'prisoner Was on dinyat the .Poit eiffiee 'an 'the morning of which the • letter in tjttestitin shoted lutvelitived, and . a pereian Of tbe name tif.lOilits, tlfe4ederceirke fur the eleventh, or WhitechApel 'diellitlit,larr/ftged his letters at the iieMe table where the.pritoiter was aged in sorthig his own letter's, being those Which "fell to be '4l4tlttered ' on' board 'Of ship. Jones tyks 'net' certdin of hiaving . asked the prisoner to assist Mtn 'oh that day, though lie sometimes did so: A young Than of the nlittfe'd; Kane, on acquaintanteof the ftiSoner, "ma knlplby..! ed by him on the 630th and 2 1 3c1 days of August, to . get 'payment 'from Smith, Payne, and 'Stniths, of'two Leicester Bank notes of 120 each •, and again, inn the 25th of August, he cashed for the prisoner, at the. ; same Banking-house, other two .C2O Leicester Bank. ; notes, for which he received a £4O Bank of England note. The prisoner seemed diiappointed,-and begged of the witness to go to the Bank and get shrill notes for the s€'l.o note, desiring him, if they wished him to i put his name upon it, iiisteid Of his own' name or that i of the prisoner, to give them the name of George Ben •net, No. 4, East=larte Bermondsey, from whom, he I 'said, be had receive d the Leicester notes. On the ' 29th of August . the prisoner again sent this young . Than to receive cash a; Smith, Payne, and Smiths, for a fifth *2O Leicester Bank note, , with intimation of the loss of the letter having in the mean time been. 'received, Payment was refused, and the young nran was referred to Messrs. Nolland and Son, having pre viously been requited to' put his own name on the note, which he did, adding the name of the prisoner also, from 'whom he had ieceived it. When this wit ness'told the prisoner that same night'what had hap. pened, he said he had got the note from a smuggler. On the following morning, being•the 50th of August, the prisoner was absent from his duty, but was after watt's apprehended with thirteen of the one pound notes, given at the Bank in change of the JC4O note, in his possession. On inquiry there was no such per- . Son to be found as 'George Bennett, No. 4, East-lane, Iktinonibey, and the five Au2o Leicester Bank notes Which had been paid by 'Smith, Payne, and Smiths to the yonng Man erhployed by 'the prisoner, were ,lOund to correspond in initnberand date with the notes, transmitted- from Starriford in the letter addres.' sed to Messrs. Nollancrand Son. Mr. ALLEY, for thepilsoner, contended, that as it did not. appor . that'the letfer-in'ottestion had cotter , ) irito the possessidts4 the prisoner in his character of a servant of the I POst • Mice, in which case'the first section of the Act Of ParliaMent, 'making it a capital; offence in any poison .sa*ittlikiy4 'to ieteeti, curt-1 bezzle, &c. any letter eatitisted ao his care, vould not' apply to him ; so, on the bliftli . l4nd, neither could hei )be comprehened under the' gen eral words in the 2a section, " any other person 'Whatever," the priso • nor actually being in the ittsployment of the Post ; Office, and therefore comprehended under the de.' scription is the first section, the i enatunent contained; ' in which he had not violated:' . The ATTOTLXEY GENERWL, in answer, contended, that to give the argument Of the Learned Gentleman. its full 'effect, wotild be to lay it down, that the ser- I vistas in the employment of the Post 'Office, from the 1 circdtsistence'of their being Such servants, had an ex..l Clothe lieenee to steal the letters sent by the post, each ofie only larking earl not to secrete the 'letters en. ;:trttstedlolils mencare, butto steal from hisneighbour..l tetd . ELL'itxtoucittait 'and the other Judges wete of this Opinkin. . The Jhry then found the prisoner Quay, but re. tOmmended him to mercy, on account of his Youth, being under 20 years of itge. . Jail:neer, :mother thiferturetteyOuth of 21, Whs ca. !pinny indicted furieloniously forging, :and uttering, 'knowitsg ittO he forged , a Ceitam drift iptirporting 'to be that of ?4 estes. fitoles and 'Hodgson, eminent I , stocidarcikers, far 'the pavfnent of £lO9. les. upon • "the Banking.hor.se of Sykes and Co. on•the 15th of ; October, with intent*to defraud• the said bankers. .. The facts were these : The prisoner same to the White Ho* Inn, Fetiet•htise, on the 14th of Octo. l i lind on thelsth, 'betiteeti three and four in the • , he 'sent a man - named Coulton, potter at idle IMi, *Willie said'draft 'for-payment ; directing ! !hit% if heillonld'receive ingenotes in payment, to to ;tii) 'die Sank :of Englithl end change theta for atte and two :pound notes, end brine them - to bbit. A/a CotAttin% fresentinglhe dal, it was 'instantly dig. covered to be a'forgery. 'Heimmedhttely explained' from whom he -hid recePted it, and iins detained.sin- I tin Mr. 'braider, ilia ender City Marshall, was sent for,'and Who vccbtnparlied Coulton back to the Inn. There. Ctfultot . teent up stairs, and told the prisoner the drift *is ‘detained by the banker as•a forgery $ to Which he answered, “ Then I know What to do:" The - paitei tettiiiied &m stairs, and conducted Mr. ' Nalder up to 'the prisoners room.; 'and upon 'Mr. Nalder'sceiplaming who he was, a nd telling the pri soner•he - Must corny with him directly to Mansion- Houk -street, the prisatier instantly pretended to be drunk. He was, hoivever, conducted to'a coxelwand convoyed 'to 'the ButticingthoUse ; where oh being ... . - . A foneral of, very extrilortlinarrit'md, lately took I searched, the're weeetheet other drafts -found in his place At Lornc Furnace. .A.'mata of - thenarne of Wit-' ptieket;One :Or WO, arlOthet'ftir X'7s, and a third fee sign HOnver, direCteti byhis 'will that he - should be £e26, alkilirtpdtting to bedratOn lrf Stokes and Co. tiprin bitried' in ' 4 11.1#70t his hest ilothes,:ivitia - hishat,teiots; the same Battling-hut :he, 'in 'fiestburbf -different .per. &c. All sbis.was Strictlyitttthided to, witha trivial sbirsy.and ag fageeres $ attd:on the lime piece of The'bOatsbeing . new.could'not, for an OlulPer With the last mentioned *draft, VMS" anAtterin . the )eiput on.firs . fro • iindas. it was net i'w.tme name:, but not •Comple te by die insertion °fatty that-they ihodd 46 . nrryteke cut, 'or sum. Vithout 'them, it vas 'resolved to , A. -Cleric from the Banking-house prov e d th a t - n o the culllittiovelim, svhiell was at e ,other firm.of the some names imp: cash act hat hottstil .. . ... . .. ..... • . - ;nor vas there any authority to pay drafts iintwn'isy . tither persons in tlti T tifseti ckilie's*trit." .house: • And 1 two clerks from the house of Stokes and Hodgson proved the h.:-rd writing in those drafts to-be-101l fictitious. The prisoner made no defence. ; Baron Tuossesox summed up the evidence for the Jury, who found the prisoner Giiiky-;-but recona 'mended him to mercy on account of-his thuth. The following were Aso capitally Convicted : Katharine M.Carty; for uttering bast money, she having been convicted on two former 'occasions of similar offences, and being a reputed utterer of coun terfeit coin. Margaret Chittleborough for stealing a gold watch, tiro g 614 rings, two gold broaches, and other . articles, of the iralire•of,s6, cite property Of Sittruel ht . hfs`ditegliitg:honse. VlT.illiarh for l!icirsOn on tile .K•to l „ ., 's,Higlfiray (in BarthoTcdneW Hosptital), ptitiffirfier rokihTy and against taking from her person watch, her property. . • '1`&o•• .iterkted of *limy,. viz :--Ilitnthh 7,4 l l6r,Tdristekli rig itroYokife 06notin.of T:-/Vren in .Batik Mots ; and T. Kelly, for ftealllfrg three pottnch ttif Imp, 'the :prisiSeiry of J. COviatil , - 'arid tiro were iceitlifficf, Italy, -Ad 3. 44S e lbrOodlc. 1 14fitee - Offate`rails'belortging, in Vie df chlievas "cplitilly edArtetoit,' noite,ih`the-eottrie•Of the' investigation, in. Cdifit, •ind iethre under in exiininhtion *tithe Sessions House, before-Sir 14. Curtis, ittiatiestiilliti.' last *Agfit.. • • . MIDDLES Y SESSIG44It .Yesietday shoin Cooler was charged with assaulting :Win. Beak*, Esq. a Magistrate for the county of Middlesex...in the execution of his duty. TrancisVliott,of Burlington.street, stated, thar the. defendant Blvd With him as coachman, he having. hired, horses:llom Mr. Vernon's . livery stable, in Bond street. Thiktlefeadant was also recommended to him by VernotiAmt was engaged by Mr. Elliott, as his,, krVaiito for : twelve mouths. One clay in August last, the Carriagewas waiting for him, -Mr. Elliott, at thee.' bottOM of Burlington street, to take 'him down to, kichmond, when on coming up to it, le was surprisid• to'find time carriage surrounded by a mob, :the traces' of the horses taken off, and - Mrs. Elliott and hte son standing . by the ciiriii4e ; eh inqiiiry, k_irwever, he found iTrit the defendant refbiied to go:thitichthciixa; and declared aho;thitt the i horterthouird itdtgo. 'Mr. EllicititiiniOnitritted, but Without effect ; he., there- Fore, Itanded-Mrl..Elliott ititethe'earterage,andwidi His son mounted the box, intending to drive to-Richmond himself; this, heiweier, the detendintSaid, he shotild not do, and accordingly pladed himself before the horses to prevent their preeeeding, saying the 'horses were not'Mr. Elliott's, but Mr. Vernon's, and should not proceed, without him ; Mr. Elliot, upon this called' for a constable, and some gentlemen coining up pulled. the defendant from before the horses, and Mr. Elliott: drove on, 'At this instant the:prosecutor, Mr. Braggl, the brother of Mr. Bragge Bathuist, .came up, and., inquiring ,what was the matter,. the defendant began to complain of the usage he had received, when Mr. Bragge said, 0 I am a lgagistratc t . and if you !laic sustainedaity injury.gitiii th me - tp blarlbOrough-sttect.; (ace, 4Pd. you shill 'Wife 'redieis." - The defendant ac-1 cortlingly went withtiin a feW Yards, whenhe bec- i tme I refractory, and reftlierinkiiny - faidie:-, abused Mr. ITragte ivitaly, ll* s Olc. Vs'fist in his face. _ Vr. Bragge' n'thiSial r red‘fti Oststittre, . and the - di:: 1 :111. fend'ant . AS "dtitifityed.ib licdrlbbrobgbaitret; when they arrivfd .at the 91Ece ;he defendant peNeivitg Mr. 2fragkeldlisg.in *di& from 111€ , Obssolis ilo h 4.1 hold sIIFBIIb aniVe4laittilifg ~ e—nnt yob elle you there'?" rtii;ied Okailitst him. 'This was the assault coinplai".ted of. Thi piisoner in his. defence pleaded intoxication. The Jar) , forind him .guilty, and the Court senten ced him to be imprisoned six months in the House o f Correction. CIFNLI,PictRAIV, NO'S► The following lire the latest ; arrva, ilrel.*:Geheill and tidy Denny Fl Ord, r ! m o n c o l one l t err, Colonel Ballots., Major , tell.tr. Browne itev. G. Witte Rev. D. . 'Mrs. /ones, Mr. and Mrs. Hi • and aid Mf.. MPTIsTi Mr. and Mrs. Ita4h and 1 . add finißy, Mr. BO'sfibra!ld lan* ?dewy . Stratton, Cherry,Tayinr,'k:. Davie, Clianthrrs, • Mon, Butler, l'oerzrs, Richardson, Curr;:r. 'Arithader, Skirrltt, Herten, Goodrich, Mei Tob"h, ; Mhtreews•MnrhaU, O'Brien, Vincent, Armed., bur •the : Millie' Morgan, Reten, Trundle, 1! Boyd, Wolf, Wittleship, Ricketts, itidosit, &c. Yesterd.sy week a match for 1 ix: , Tewkeshiltynam, bet Ween Capt. It, ttts, C1:5011' mare , chid fen after a bell-contested beat. .3 ing, sere in favour of the mare, i 'her being•alloweti 2 stone. Yesterday afternoon, is a gentle spirited horse alongthe street, in of tiling that obstructed his way near . 17e*Ils 'induced to 'go (*the palmy's., slipped and threw fan, but fortuna; no injury. 4 select party of friends nu en i ?lc? XfininT;tiiiiiin, Monmouth, Majtestes having cl year eithis reign, tile field:pikes 'bete fired, the bells rung a mervy.peal, 4itiktiOllS were offered to the health vereign and his family, on this men: Tuesd'at evening, as John Charlton Kings, seas getting tiT the gds, he broke one of his legti ald he was immediately taken to Mr. IV gratilitcniuly set the bone. and . •conveyed to the Clocester Infirmary, Mrs. Entwisle, of the Post-office, wh isrising by at the trumient the accitiefli • humanely gave the libormian two.gui ; LOPFLIOit APAR KRA INSPECTOR'S RefUlthl AT'UXBRIDOI .Wheatper load . ESL. 'Os. Barley, per quartvr llbs. -d. Oats INA. -(1. Beans 544. -d. ' • Peas . 'fibs. --.1. • SMITiIFIIII.I)IWAVREF, NOVets., To'stuluttic Offal per atone of rti, &id 44. 04. to !;s. 44. Veal Mutton So. 01. to ss. ed. Pott H r A n or C4TTLC TRH 0.. Beasts, about 1000-S!teep asd'l.shills OaNtis, 105-..Pirs, ..:7: NEWCATE AND I.VADIINHAL Pastime of b.by the carcass. Befit 31. SI to 4s. 64. Veal • Minion 4!‘. 'Ott. to Ss. 2d. i'ork . PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH Bags • Kent SI. Ls, to 71. 1511. Kent ju.s.z 51. Os. to 71. Cs. Sussex PleleES OF HAY AND STR ST. JAilt:'ll. WIIITCC ' /Ili" ' ... .51. '5l. to 161. Os. nay Straw . £1.175. to at. is. Clover Straw PRidr•NPV.AY •ANITSTRAIV, 124 iVlevtliwer Ray 51. !es. to 101 Os. Clover New ditto 01. os. to O. Os. New tip. Straw Cl. JO% to IL RAW HMES. ' 1 Veit 'Heflin and Steers (per °Atter stone; a,. 104. te 34. M. Market Cal. Misldlings Its. 4d. to ill. Gil. selfish Horse fi PRICE OF TALLOW. St. hmes's Market its 5d ' f'e'rn 'fallow :Pare Market 4s SU • Velma/ 4t4ssta Whitt:chap:l Market 4s od lAeliste Otto per stone of bib. 1 . 26 Gd Melting Soar **erste 46 24 Ditto rtnilik Graves fits 'O4 ("kW 'firer. Yellow Asap, 4 llos-Mottle.l, tool o t s....evri. Price at . C.wvlivs, per d•sati? 12s 0.1-Mottl.h. COAL 'MA RKE l; No./ember Ships at Market Sold. St Newcastle 17i 4lls. 9 Sunderland 7 ei• 3 'Cinders t S.'s. - 'COUNTRY MARICETi. Os lORD MAILKST, OCT. g'l.-1 he wooed bushel of wheat wasl3s. ad. -aceonliet to which allowance mallet() the halter, the assize sod follow, via. the peck loaf household, to wrists . the half peek, Ca. 21...!.; lad the Sittgsner Ir. prsiptlnloa. SANDWICH CORN •MARKET . Print W.Wheat urea. roes. I Oars ... ... New Red .........80s. 1021. Barley .- .. HOP INTI.I.I.IGk.NCE. S.Ol/TIIIWAII, OCT. 31.-*The prices of Hops ninth the winedarlast -week, els.-dare, 41' to £7. 10s. Pockets 40. us. to X& as. op to Humphrey Ineelwrisht was indicted for assaulting Thomas -Lldyd, and Thomas Lloyd for assaulting Humphrey Wheelwright, on the 23d of Atigtiit, last. This Viiis a LcroSs-indictsnent, and it appeared that I Lloyd, a boy of colour, about 16 years of age, li ves • servant with a gentleman vanied Morley, residing at iHiglogate, Arid Wheelwright is a miniature-painter, living next door. Some time ago Wheelwright had Ithe misfortune to lose some of his - poultry by death, and from the symptoms attending their decease, suspi cions were entertained that they fell t h e victim s o f 1 some unfriendly hand, which had administered to them poisoned food. The suspicions of Mr. Wheel , Wright, it appeared from his conduct, rested upon Lloyd, and he in consequence took every Opportt i - I nity of libusing hitn, calling him. " black rascal ; ' lend exhibiting hiin in caricature ; and on the . even.r. jig Tilentioned in the indictment, some dispute having arsen between them, Wheelwright foli o xed him, Ihoine, and after abuiing hitn in a very gross.mimner, for which the boy gaire no .provocation, he stritck: him a violent blew, in the presence of his master (Mr. Morley). On - the.part of Mr. 'Wheelwright, an attenyt was Linade'to SUbitantiite a - contriry taw, namely, that: I 'Lloitaiskulted him, blifle'fatifeti in-Making iiiithis ;• cue. The Jill) , "acqui fail Lloyd, but found Wheel !' Wright Guilty; and the Conn setitdnced ititn'tb'pay I ' afine or ,b to'ihe Icing. •.. . One * ilse of - ire re-street miscreants, who was tried . and convicted en Wednesday, -on the clearest evi '.. dence, was bmught up for jtidginent, when he was • sentenced - to be confined in the House of Correction eighteen months. • 1 . The annual Fair, called St. Luke's, . `'Monday at St. Lawrence, near 13Odnr 4mmense rannber of fa sheep itta lambs 3wices ; the others r.etnaincd,oc hand, th.. mart part driven home unsold. ' 7Ydeotsitneneed trith horned cattle•and far the largeat.,fair in theConitty for .‘Vieruate- nearbr Sqoo, and toast of them and 'fetched high .prices.. 'rite horses shire sold- .very well, which is principally improvements making in agricultu: 1. ()may, which employs* gtrat nwuber gons, &C. • . The ancient charter Of4s fair was 'lxitterit of laser (er lepers), tegvther 'luable estate, i little village, with a , end ge.verned- by .peett liar laws. 'I ;of it have beat swallowed np in a : brought forward to restoro i: t:: its au , Is 'is estimated that' it will not free irors._ I'MAWSTON . Hotrsi..Yesterthy ..fekts :AMOR, It drover,' *as chated With violently assiultink Mr, BOIL butcher, in t tnithfield inarket,inerely for cautioning 'him from . committing cruelty upon the animals com mitted-tolls-care. He ads fully canniitted. •Was•Chitted 'with forcibly . taitiut Her . ..child from the possession of Mrs. Oltook. .ap. ' . l4fflifed ills lifisatier'hadoftilt used do ; Utteirtpted Co desfrtry a in a pricy, ' at another time left it in the street, when OK wisife fected Oitid •Coitient of iffettafer, in 'charge' ft, tfle . cl(tiipNiirnt;.,:frtbatt "eitholn'the pristitifr Tiled, "-the titgliebliftee•flifittlylirriell it iiwtry. The yrisoner , Airits‘Mit •to 111e-ofripter, -Aid Vie 41iiki again akli i Vefdilito , Mis. eriteidc. TiArrox 0:4 - nutxx-Areuttdat Arty Wiskir Netts 'fully 'stealing fin the tliop'nf Loich, in tielbortt, seven rirtis of printed cotton. s • . ' • BIRTHS. tit,' of October,. at Perth illardadt a. the Lady of Ceren , irthae, eth Dragoon Guard. tellers ard'beir. At Casish-park, Werforishlre, on the USA alt. Lit ?), LET Ann Casein, of a son and hefr. Wellneader,-ht Utter Hirley-street, the Lady of Geo. Stahl FAct. P&p. , oilt 'Motulay, at Enfield, Mr. (;rtat l'arrnowb, Attonlert 'to Miss Roblerto, Ut the itirmar P 4 o( 4 '- 012 lint.. slay fa , t, by w sicfar" fbr bunty of Wvlrret•tke, l by the 'Anna^ :Eklafaftl lVsnnfogtml, but, keiannt,'seeprnidaughicr of loh. (lithe oak' Crine.... . - Lately, at theillatleire f l`ie'cliik: !tart. Wednesday, in Spiral-tqlory. -- ton, relict of thr late Dr. Adlisifpc, LONtWIN t Prlrlted and psCu‘libiat S t sot •Ot &acts. Tonplaakr prriedfite 1-re iv ihrott*i - cid ing, HoiEil iftir - hit 'll Vided Oct dehkpiirlffli, 4 , 1f , 311 ifk the fdiloAvsl).": Icaei'4clittplke'.oollo: !ieikiturß `S,,t Vrinfg sc tither efidifairbifila :6 'soldier .00 Wee • litin ' %fain rtheliditie eitceptiop. The'lA rifts reig, beii denied ,proper tr that he. should go 0; thrills/ ;heti; 'into tl ccrelinly done., • 1.• ivals here: c• okantsow ellL r Maje f D. Hue, &am Mr% L eeskre ~/ 81 d toothy, m rs. piu, al ilatoo, (j. Cackul pothers, Brown, Rol At•Doluado• ru rsief o, c o o ‘ . Crauford, as* I :iron* ki. 'Noun, c ooper, w it 4 &c. ate, w ls tun (41 Lir.)\..le b b. h. r.,„ W4s w , in by t ) s B'ts, hcfore start. in consequence .1 man was ridirv.• ): der to pass Sr::.. r the ma; ketl,clist Cut, Wilett the lazdy he reeels,, thled at dinner, at on Thnrsdav last, :omp i tted the 50:1, 'ere mounted were • ntany copioo l of . our august so. ernor4ble occasion. soil, a coope r , et lc shafts of a vra" . . lisioc:ettd an metes Ml : nsor's, 'sar,„reoi, he was kileneart!s .v, in a post.chaiv., Ito happened to he ent happened, very uileas. DOE, November I. Ds. to 341. os. • d. to 455. -4. d. to 3k, -d. d. to 6:4. Ni9eoer I. O! t.S. g0.R,1. to 4d: )14. m 5 , id. th▪ igh, sms. 13 ▪ MARKET, rcase. 4s. 4d. t 6.. Ss .84. rt. es. 1111 ron MA4tAltr. Pockets. • 0. ale M.lll. SI. to so it. ItisA • AW. ▪ tic tt*Ye L. 1114 Sal aL 111. 10 NI: Ni 4L 1 4s. to Si r SMlTlirtri .D. 41.t0: rolN.s. 01. Os tell. Or. I. Os. Is. 10d. to IL td Calf Lir. Od. eats *arse 32.. to 14s. 0.1 low 71. id %me Ift od ego 47s 0d to 66s 0.1 Star Sis 00. td 1 4 11 36s nos ed srs , Ils Ad `d-Curd. 104.. ed. • .N 1011141.. 13. Od. 'bey west. 411 s. od. to OIL Ad. P-1. to Mt 9d. 04. to ous. ed. onnd best prier of a rbS price, and a doe pee of 1:rod are as lin 1 7111. C oz. 46..'4. prs4pdreioo. T. OCT. 11. ••• ••• rtafa 3Bs. 36.1. F.. lops you tinder. aosi .1. 1?.. to Li.. my to ". Se. 'a ) coanner:ced on )odmia, when an miss :old for good Ina, and were Gs . Oa Tuesday it Id horses. lt is by 1r bullocks : there sold very briskly. es from SOlDetki• All.r.owingto the • riculture in ti . J l :ha of carts W a g . as granted feed * !t - With 4 very V neat chapel ie it, l'he whole Fonts a .1 4 w-suit, lately mcientpossetior s • • ittelt these six : r g e tv ' ilt t tt•:llor honTV: , art, of iinaniord-coort, Taylor,,,k.n. of !downy 1114 • • - ;h %,: Sett dif Str Chew Itihry, In kr Old rpr, Mrs, I ,lpo, of Growl Ham Mrs, Midih 1.1tV11.. KENT, t l and No. J, Catopinfeci. •