Star. — London, England, 1817-10-18 00:00:00

SHOAL OP WHALES. DU::• DUMBER Sunday a shoal fiches, of the kind called frier. P species of small tt tri.ss observed in the Rm.. Tay. It was seen .0,7,,it1 on Monday morning. 'I) some ptople 1.11 the South enact, end by them Ifti lowed in -4 6 , 11111;4 Gov**. Ahilllt eight o'clock it .44 observed by =a •• v tqclll 1101 h4fboUT. - . " They man th..ir hoots, and all !Isar Toting men arm, w at.orvrr may the monsters harm ; Plus, lialberis, spite, and dyne that t. ou.id so far, The took of prat: and Instrument. of war." The beats drove the afloat belitre them, towards t h e ealtAti e e of the new harbour, and, After tacking about there for a little time, it 'ient its c. tit.e al-ng u. new east n all. At tliia time, the chase exhibited a scene unique and beautiful. The sea ri,onsters, in number nearly 10, and in part wen above water, plongl‘-d their Way majestically al( ng,.and about t wen y b .tits lull of people, w ith :fusions and ear looks, followed dine alter, keeping them togeatrotod driving them toward, the shc.te. Iltt.y weir boon ltenstnesi into the cot ner f orme d by M.. wnnd.yar.t and the new " Now was ti.e time for vigorous lads to stew What love or honour could invite them to; A goodly theatre! where wall. are round With reverend age and lovely li...ea crown't!!" 0 for the pen of Houza to desctibe the scene which iolloAed 'to sets the leviathans skip, And wa' their tails ding owr a ship, Boats Jesited :such the .hick of the mighty strangers. The 1 tildinen rushed into the water. Blow frillwed fast upon Ll. , w Harpoons, torch-staff, lances, boat hooks, ' f ears, attack, plats, and pick-axes, were raised on high, 41161 ►arlrcted many a gakhing wound. Blood spouted Around, and dyed the flood. Men bawl2d ; women LCI c ; the tails of the monsters Rapped— w And made a tempest though the winds were still." But ii.ough the general aspect of the scene was thus .hiking, a more minute examination brought out snow:• ciicurnstances irresisttbly ridiculous. Here' might be seen a sturdy labourer, grasping in his anus the tail of one monster, and cast about by its lashing. but still clinging to his prey. There, a lusty • apvister, after a death-dealing blow, which ' intik hia adze up to the shaft in the hide of another, struggling matdoliy to extract it; but fain at last to escape with the toss at hts weapun, from the lashing of the dreadful creatures tail. There, a boat, borne away upon t..e bhoultlen ot a monster, was no uncom mon sight ; upon one occasion, a sailor lad, by way et secuttlig tits right to the property of a fish which he had laid hold ot, mounted upon its back, held last by the fins, and was borne along in singular style, na►ling out 41* Me went, ‘, I have got this-chap; I halve hem last 1" Eves y fish teas killed. Their length was Isom 12 to 21 tett ; and 'Ley would pro. door front oae to five hundred weight ot A letter from Milan states, that the money non coining in the Mint of that city is still the same as was struck by order of Botiaraara ; namely, gold • pieces (it forty francs, and silver pieces of five francs, with the head of Nations:ow, sad the tocriptien— iwpreatere e Re. The date IBM The Duchess of Am:imams having given permis sion that the bridge which is constructing it Cour. nerve, near St. Denis, should receive the name of Pont de Madame, the inhabitants of that commune ce lebrated the ineugnratinn of the new bridge on Sun day, the October, by a brilliant fete. After a solemn mass, the inaugural procession, including an hundred yoang women clothed in white, bearing a bust of Madame, proceeded to the bridge. An invo cation to He vow for the preservation of the life of the King and his august Family was recited, whil st a pillar was erected, with en inscription comment°. Mille of the high honour her Highness had done the common's. A touching episode terminated this in tetestiag ceremony. A young man of the village hiving drawn upon him the resentment of his father and mother, by projecting a marriage contrary to their will, the Mayor of the commune took advan tage of the present happy occasion to intercede .for the youth, and on the Poo Jr Madame be now had the delight to receive tle pardon of his p aren t s an d their content to his marriage. Between one and two'clock yesterday morning the paper work belonging to Messrs. J. PLATER and Sow, Baldwin's-Owe, Baldwin's•gardens, Gray's Inn.lane, was discovered to be us fire, which in a few minutes was burnt down, before any of the engines arrived. Fortunately no person slept on the premises; for if they had, they must have perished, as from the rapi dity of the flames it would have been impossible for them to escape. It is suppnsed the fire communica ted from the iron flue of a stove in the drying-room to some paper. The rear of Mr. Cnasexe's small beer brewery was considerably damaged. A shocking accident occurred yesterday morning, on the Wandsworth.road, about three miles trom Town, to a gentleman driving a one-horse chaise., The animal took bight at a carriage passing in the road, and, becoming ungovernable, ran furiously up the bank, dashed the gig to pieces against a gentle. man's garden wall, nod set off full speed with the fragments at his heels. The gentleman was thrown out by the violence of the shock to a considerable distance, fell on his head, and fractured his skull. was conveyed in a state of insensibility to the Plough public-house, where he lies in a state of ea. trume danger. A iew days since Messrs. Coma and Co. Sur geons, of Charlotte Huusc, Great Charlotte-street, • blackfriarntroad, gave an elegant entertainment to & vi t al of their friends ;—among the company were Six Gentlemen who assisted in extinguishing the late fire at the Medical Board. The dinner was at Mr. CLI-VaLaares, Dog and Stile Tavern, St. Georgeta aields. On having his health drank by the 1 rea surer of the Board. who presided, Mr. C. expressed himself in handsome terms, declaring he was under the greatest obligation to the Medical Board fdr the :Seventeen inches round,' cure of a-dreadful Rupture, with which he had been arnicted many years, and deemed incurable by eminent Surgeons. Several lelediall Gentlemen present (one from the York Hos pital). caresses; their pleasure in witnessing so good &case. Dr. Come's health was then di ank with eethusiassu. The diunet was cxeollent, served up in tLe &Statile, and the evening concluded with hilarity. UN1011•IIALL. A YOURCI SWINDLER. Edward Kelly, a lad of decent appearance, thirteen years of age, was brought before Mr. Serjeant Set.i.ox, the Sitting Magistriste, by Holmes, the constable, charged with obtaicing adsnission.tickets to the Surrey-Theatre under false pretences.—Mr. Whittaker, of the Surrey Theatre, stated, that last Thursday evening having been Lied upon for his benefit at the said Theatre, he deposited a quantity of admission tickets with Mrs Nichols, confectioner in Blackfriars-road, for sale. About sin o'clock on Thursday evening, the prisoner ! delivered a note to Mr. Nichols, purporting to come! horn Mr. Whittaker, requiring that twelve pit-tickets,, should be delivered to the bearer. Mr. Nichols ob serving some orthographical errors in the note, sus pected it to be a forgery, and sent for Holmes, who took the prisoner into custody; and having been in formed that a similar trick had been played off with better success with Mr. Withers, a confectioner, also residing in Blackfriars-road, carried the prisoner, and confronted him with Mr. Withers, who immediately recognised him as the person who, a few days previ ously, obtained from him four pit-tickets, the property of Mr. brydges, of the Surrey Theatre, by means of a note, purporting to be written by Mr. Brydges, and requiring the delivery of four pit-tickets to the bearer (the prisoner), and which Mr. Withers delivered ac cordingly. Mr. Whittaker further stated, that the note delivered, as above stated, to Mr. Nichols, was not Inc writing.—On searching the prisoner. a copy oI be prisonerftbenote was to Mr. hl t iChClii was found in his pocket.— October at Glasbury, In the county of Radnor, John Phil UN, k:tq many year, Deputy of Unloosen Ward, and one of the oldest Members of the Corporation of the city of 1.011 . 4:011. October 6, ate Nantes, In France Cheeks Byron. kid two years. dip over son of James Wedietbuen and the Hon. Lady rrancos Irettdatura Webster. 13. Bouverie.nreet, Fleet .street, London. ••• For the general accotonsudation we do not limit ovoid to stated perimls of practice, bet may be coo•ulty1 st .0 able bours,—Country Patients are rey.eurd to Jacrice their symptoms, Sec. Whlrll mcdicitie, with advice, will he r diately forwarded to any part of the kingdom —A liank- 1 - expected to accompany the case. PRIG' Of *LOCKS Y kIIIIIIIIA Y. Built Stock. tate 284 Indta stock Red. 84 tB4l 811 . indl.. • 1.11.11., 105 107 ;r• 5 per Ct. Cona. 851 83 Neal Ezeti. hits (e? i,1.) ‘ 4 . ' 1 per Cent. 06} 0/4 54 —..— (r.,1) .. I ;p• 5 pet Ct. 1014 100 Conb. tor Ace. s ftt ,t el . i.g. Ann. 21 1-16v6s 1 Lotttry 1 Ickes .4:i 9 It* PRICito OP 1;01.1) ANA) Portugal Gold in Coin, per oz. 44 Os Foreign Gold in ISsrs 4 Os ve• New Doubloons - 0 Or New Duliars • Or nil. Silver in Mrs 0. Cs 01 COURSE OF EXCHANGE, YlEslbßimi:. Annterdant 38 0 8.2 U. Barcelona Or' Ditto at sight 87 0 M1N1.% f.'; Amsterdam 11 13 C. F. St. Sebastian tit' Ditto at sight 11 10 Gibraltar 3! Rotterdam 11 14 2W. I I.eghorn, 481 Antwerp 11 14 Venoa, 4.! Han.burgla SS 0 Au. i % enice.n. C. lAv. 0.. Alton& 35 1 2jU. 1 mei:eerier per .. ••• ri %% A Lti 10 AI A 1 • t . " s q Muni • g - 61 nen .t• t LONDON - I Prfated and Published by Lay It lisv.,lexia Y16;4, I catp%.l./. hundred young women Emmy in wiinr, creating it their Eer i e ; axe nau green oruereu out or th e noose; aim • man in ii„eoesists in the health of the people; " but i. Is ill:sisilf and begen i regular search, party tak- ho reflect oa the daily sacrifice to the ignin mice of uteri ~;; e bust of Madame, proteeded to the bridge. An Inver- ing "`" it said, it be bad any thing to say to the Lady, - - the lower, and t h e other the upper, part of the cation to HSAVIIN for the preservation of the life 01.• must apply to him- He was advised to indict them cone and to counteract as far as possible its fortis r.zva n house. Witness took the lower part, and in a forge • the King and his august Family was recited, wh ilst in the back yard he found the stamping machine, all for a conspiracy. offer to suffering humanity, the result of our owner; enoict various diseases ut Debility. The unwary victim .act i‘i..... a pillar was erected. with an inscription rommemo- Wednesday eveoing, a fellow entered the house of which was fixed in the ground to the depth, he be- (early acquired at school, before Reason has au. toil :i. , Mr. Golding, in Pelham -street, s p i: a l fi eta t , and stole over the mind), will. in contempla:ing his pow. rt.- 43 c' • retitle of the high honour her Highness had done the lieved, of ten feet or more, common's. A touching episode terminated this in-from the ponderous cep- Mr. valuable time-piece from the parlour mantle•piece. susceptible of enlivening %muttons, in kisowiug : hat tt , pearance of the jack or hammer with which the die is - terestiag ceremony. A young man of the village laotistra.—An Inquest was taken on Thursday e i orplicived d stare of eraustlon m.y be tou•eil into mail. / i frock. la the same place.he also found two dies • hiving drawn upon him the jest resentment of his and in a cupboard in the back patlour, the imm ens e night at the Buffaloe's Head, New-road, Mary-la- et n ier en eraad u Y fts — .4 % :rtieceats::, z w ie .rl, l :42„ r triTr e gt ;3 o: father and mother, by projecting a marriage contrarybonne, on the body of a mile infant, unknown, which Tees seeress ; in such caws we can hold oin Y on assuranci quantity of foreign coin, in the several square to their will, the Mayor of the commune took *dean- mahogany boxes in wh ic h they were prodticed in was found on Wednesday merning • last, ;pear the animation, by remedies which have long answered tie sa sage of the present happy occasion to intercede•forNursery-grounds. Regent's Park, wrapped in a piece hopes of patients of both sexes. Court; the p ieces were all copper, and intended for the youth, and en the Post de Madam be now hedof old fi lthy carpet, and some hay outside o f it. The hu man happiness LOIS VENtRZ.A, C.ll/ ! French ten cent. being in the centre of each, and treated i fe arks " :i mproved 4tate of 111.d.cal . :,cir, 0: the delight to receive the pardon of his parents and face of the child was exposed, a great quantity of di„ ne4 i 1.11 the theedge, Napoleon, Emperor; round on t he reverse its antidote of those distressing praiser n e lett their coment to his marriage.blood was on the carpet and hay, and on the body of rendered its exhibition uncertain and bar/Anne. \l'.: b.st : side the Roman how N. and an Imperial crown Between one and teo'clock yesterday morning the over i t. There were i n the y e ho i e 20,0u0 of them . — the deceased. Mr. Wm. Goodbehere, apothecary to our uu•tbod by observing to patieuts laboisrmg widi r t:i... n paper work belonging to Messrs. J. PLATER and Sow,Mary-hebonne Workhouse, said the deceased had that fl a w days only are required tor the removal ut Pace deposed, that in a back attic which he searched, Baldwin's-place, Baldwin's-gardens, Gray's Inn-lane, bled to death, from not having proper assistance.— within t a rot amt whowit y o i n el i d r t , i r o iw u r r ..l he found a die, and a fl y machine for striking the was Aire : vend to be on fire, which in a few minutes Verdict—The deceased was found d ea d , exposed in pieces from the copper is its plain state, of whichinjured, the disease may be prevented altogether ). hum Jr, was burnt down, before any of the engines arrived. the Regent's Park, and came to his death through • similar remark applies to many other t!erangenii te r e pieces there were in one of the boxes upwards of Fortimately no person slept on the premises r ; for if neglect in hi birth. ranee system, as weakness, ulcerations, Ate. t c.ecialiy 1; 2,000, besides the fi nished ones. In another room he they had, they must have perished, as from the rapi- Intimate cases of lb hich are dail removed v•itt o , the us.. An Inquest was taken yesterday morning, at the a uts „ atm t u T found twenty packing cases made of thin sheet iron, ii cid . em . l ' o II eo; silty of the flames it would have been impossible for Queen's Head, Lower Islington, on the body of J o - calculated to hold each 1,000 of the pieces. It seemshave not escaped our atie e nt r i ee nn; in Which . mi :M a ts: coalle them 40 escape. It is :pip the fire communica- seph Baddon, a poor fellow, who was burnt and suf- efficacy Las superwded thr means iismil.y adopled. It: these cases when made up are cased over with p i ess ld from the iron flue of tove in the drying-room located on a brick-kiln on Tuesday last. Ile appeared system le uniqur, peculiarly energetic, and e . etly ...a • of lead, and ate thus contrived to be sent out of 1 t o some paper. The rear of Mr. Ceattee's small- to have been dead some hours; some potatoes lay by Educated in this our native city; schooled in our r-.. , country through the very medium of the Custom- attainment by its splen•lt! medical ; and 1:1%-; beer brewery was considerably damaged. the side of him. This is the sixth person who has , house itself.—Prisoner was remanded. able, personally, to compare with a d miration the Limitit A shocking accident occurred yes:erday morn i ng , been su ff ocated, or burnt to death, on brick-kilns, practice, with the continental, UNIIOII4IIALL.... A Young SWINDLER.- Edward our pretension. to supti i n. on the Wandswordoroad, about three miles from within a short time. Verdict—Died from suffocation. a branch we have sekctcd) are matured by experience, Kelly, a lad of decent appearance, thirteen years of Town, to a gentleman driving a one-horse chaise.- Yesterday morning, another person, a man a co_ evinced by the daily applications we receiue, 5v...!. frcm age, WI brought before Mr. Serjeant Slaws, the The animal took fright at a carriage passing is thelour, was found, not only dead, but literally baked, countries. i.aaerie.itreet, Fieet G .se O l tS et ari L d o C nd o t . ), M l. M. R. C. So:je Sitting Magistrate, by Holmes, the constable, charged road, and, becoming ungovernable, ran furiously up on the top of a brick-kiln belonging to Mr. Hobson, 4... p with obtaiaing adsniwiontickets ro the Surrey Theatreor the general accunnuudaliou we ' do not limit 01J the bank, dashed the gig to pieces against a gentle . of Kingsland, near Islington. The deceased had, to stated periods of practice, bl , t may be coo-ulixd at at' i under false pretences.—Mr. Whittaker, of the Surrey man's garden wall, and set off full speed with the ... no doubt, been lying there Some days; for on Wed- able hours.—Country Patients are repeated to dose -, : - .• 1 heave, stated, that last Thursday evening having fragments at his heels. The fleatleman was thrown been fiied upon for his benefit at the said Theatre, he nesday and Thursday some one was observed lying d io , their_symptoms, &c. when medicine, with advice, a act 5: ely forwarded to any part of eke kingdom —A 144.1 out by the violence of the shock to a considerable thereon by persons who live in the neighbourhood.— deposited a quantity of admission tickets with Mn eapeeted to accompany the case. distance, fell on his head, and fractured his skull. Ni chols confection e r ' • The body was taken to a public -house in Kingsland. — m Blackfriars-road, for sale. PRICE OF MUCKS Y I•S I l'ltliA V. He was conveyed in a state of insensibility to the ,—_______ - -s About :ix o'clock on Thursda ' ' y evening, tbe prisoner BIRTH. . Bank Stock, 888 i 284 India Stock Plough public-house, where he lies in a state of es- delivered a note to Mr. Nichols, purporting to come Sunday, as Tweed Hill, nee Lymingten, the Lady of Captain Red. as{ 32i Sti r India : tai.u., 105 ICT;'*. trume danger. lions Mr. Whittaker, requiring that twelve pit-tickets Thomas Edward Symonds , Royal Navy, of a son. . . S per Ct. Cons. 85{ 89 8231 Exel. Bills (V. id.) ‘is • , :i A few days since blesses. COOP= and Co. Sur. should' be delivered to the bearer. Mr. Nichols ob- MARRIED. 1 per Cent. 96} 98i 99i 5 per Ct. 1014 108 I --...... A.) :0 • ; Con.. toe Arc tcsit to goons, of Charlotte House, Great Charlotte-street, ma i n - Thursday last at South Warnhoroo h Hants, by the Rae g some orthographical errors in the note, sus- William sn h. T Moor e homas -' I.g. Ann. 21 1-Itiihsi I.ntrity . llckere ..•:;1 9to • blacklriarwoad, gave an elegant entertainment to pected it to be a forgery, and sent for Holmes, who Warnbotongh, and of i Grove Hall, ins lA' ayue, Esq. of outh the county of Y ork, PRICE:, OF GOLD ANY BILVEK. *t onal of their friends ;—among the company were took the prisoner into custody; and having bees in- son of Richardion Harrison, Esq. Iternembrancer of the First Portugal Gold in Coin, per oa. ale 0s Cl. Six Gentlemen who assisted in extinguishing the late formed that a similar trick had been played off with holes and Tenths of the Clergy. to Frances, eldest daughter of Foreign Gold in Earl - 4os ee• fire at the Medical Board. The dinner was at Mr. better success with Mr. Withers, a confectioner, also William Bowyer, Esq. of Bedford-row. ' New Doubloous - - oOs O.:. r, at Dog and Stile Tavern, St. George's- residing in Illackfriarsovad, envied the prisoner, andea Edinburgh, on the 10th bastant, Mr. William Tennant, of New Dollars - - •Os tit. tielda. On having his health drank by the 1 rea- confronteel bins with Mr. Withers , . _. _ the tom- ase Mere, to Marko, truly daughter of the deceased r. who immediately Captale Robert Gairdoer, of the Honourable East.ludia Cum . Silver in Bars - - 0. es O. surer o f t h e Board, who presided, Mr. C. expressed pany's Artillery. COURSE OF hXCHAG, YSW liNkM%. recognued him as the person who, a few days previ- . hi mse lf in handsome terms, declaring he was under At Castlebar, Carole Higgins, South Mayo Mitt', to Mary A D III , s o terdaut 58 0 13.21.1. Barcelona Cu ously, obtained from him four pit-tickets, tbe propertyu at sight 37 I Billow sel the greatest obligation to the Medical Board fdr the of Mr. lirydges, of the Surrey Theatre by means of Am,* daughter at AkiaMer WCarthYs of ICU ti t county 11 i3C. F. St. Sebastian Ott • cure of a - dreadful Repture,teventeen inches round, anote - • wr itten - by M Theatre, d d , purporting to be r. y gel, an may, Esq. Anutert:ant Ditto at sight 11 10 Gibraltar 9.1 • with filleted which he had been a . many years, and DIED. - Rotterdam 11 14 it IJ. I Leghorn, 431 requiring tlie delivery of four pit-tickets to the bearer w e& y deemed incurable by eminent Surgeons. Several (the prisoner), and which Mr. Withers delivered ac- St. iohn.esda.* at his seat at Melchburn, Bedfordshire, Lord Antwerp 11 t 4 Vetioa, 4: .!! /Mica' Gentlemen present (one from the York Hos- cordirigly. Mr. Whittakerf I d that the October S_. urt .er state , Han..burgh ,at Clasbery, in the county of Radnor John Phil Alfons SS 0 AU. i % enke.n. C. Liv. pi.. p i t o) . expresses l their pleasure in witnessing an g00d35 I itgU. I • sawilrctive per 4 ...' note delivered, as above stated, to Mr. Nichols, was ups, ki many years Deputy of LISI bourn Ward i d *.case. Dr. COOPILIes . health was then di auk with not his yarujog.....on summit the primmer it co oldest Members of the Gorpor atlas of g the city of ' l l .l , : n e . oh the ri•t. V! %% A:Lit 1,1:W114110 -, Al Ai., . iN In' i eethesiatsm. The diluter was Excellent, served up in of the nose to Mr. Nichol. was t g uund in his .PY October e, at\ Hinges, in F rance, eharles B pocket.— years, te r w a r ' . 7 111 4 Aged two Muni f•I; 111 min. am • the fidil stile, and the evening concluded with hilarity.son of James Weddetbutri and the Hon. Lady ' .._-_- t ' -!'''' - • 22 . • - • 4 The prisoner was remanded. Frances ifeddesburn Webster. LOMA.) sued and Publishet 1 8 1. & doimifiltir,D - . Pla..e, I sir.p ' • . . • POLIer. ktits:AX-House.—Nos-Pnymitla or TITOI/I. Tbe Rev. Dr. Rose, of the Parish of St. Martin Out 'rich,. preferred a complaint against one of his pa rishioners, residing in Bishopsgate.street, for the non. p ryment of tithes. The defendant to an tea a shop, kc. in the house. The Doctor produced th. Act of Parliament. which authorized his application for 9.1. in the pound upon teat. The defendant contended very strongly against the right. He submitted that he was a I,oger in the house. and that there was another lodger, paid twice as much he_ did 1 'hat the cl:m.inA must be against the ground landlord ; and 1114 a tax so op pressive could not be extended by the Legislature tip those who took part n 1 a house without any staspiciim of an obligation of that kind. The demand, he stid. had never before been made, and the Dui tor had evidently acted towards him with a printed feeli•ig. Dr. K .se expressed his thanks for the intelligence that there was a person in time house who paid twice as much, tor he sh:iold visit hint with a proportionate civility. There was, be said, a very general impres sion. that the Clergy were exceedingly rapacious; but the fact was, that 99 out of 100 were contem with littlemore than one half of wh it they were en titkd to by the Act. lie had demanded of the pa. fish no more than Is. 6d in the pound. In the pre. sent car he applied for 2s 9.1. according to .he Act. but it rested with hint to diminish the ,lemand, which he certainly should do to his usual charge. The Defendant declared that he was resolved to rekist the demand. The Lour Mason said the Act was peremptory. He had read it with much attei.tion ; for, upon one “ccasion, he had been personally interested, and put his case into Chincery. The ground of his refusal was, that the tittles had not been dem Inded before. He found it, however, the best w .y ti, settle the bu siness with the %Nem, with whom he was now sico-n the best terms. Dr. Ross assored the 1. - rd Mayor that his patish did nut cousin of more than forty houses ; that he had a large family, and the refusal of a parishioner to pay tithes was a source ut great inconvenience. The LORb Moms said, e believed Dr. Ruse de manded as small a sum as any of the Clergy required, and a smaller sum than most. The defend...lt agreed to pay the tithes and the 'expenses, and the case was discharged. QUILIX-SQUARIL Or COININO..-•-• f{ i/tram Lowe, of Mcrcer-street, Long-acre, die-sinker and press•tool maker, 'with Jose/sa and Thomas Lowe, hib two sons, were brought to the Offirce in custody of Lavender and Pace, Iwo officers I,t Queen -square. and charged before the Sitting Magistrate, W. FULDINGI D Esq. with coining a Lige quantity of foreign copper coin, called ten cad. pieces.—John Lavender, stated, that in consequence of information received lie went very early yrster..ay morning, accompanied by Pace and two as.istania, to the house of the prisoner W. Lowe. After surrounding the house for upwards of an hour, they knocked at the door a little atter seven o'clock, and in about a %nailer of an hour after wards the door was opened by fhomas Lowe. the youngest sin, and they all fine entered the house; and pro. ceeded up suits, where they met the prisoner William Lowe, the father, coming cut of the door of his bed room, being the back room on the first door. Wit ness asked him if be was the occupier or owner of the house! He said he was. Witness then informed him he was their prisoner, at the same time acquainting him with the business they were come upoo. Prisoner immediately submitted himself to their authority, and accompanied them, as did the two ions also, over the house, while they searched it. They found several wolf/shops, but nobody at work. They then divided their force, and began a regular search, one party tat., ing the lower, and the other the upper, part of the house. Witness took the lower part, and in a forge in the back yard he found the stamping machine, which was fixed Its the ground to the depth, he be lieved, of ten feet or more, from the ponderous ap pearance of the jack or hammer with which the die is struck. In the same placehe also found two dies; and in a cupboard in the back parlour, the immense quantity of foreign copper coin, in the several square mahogany boxes is which they were prodticed in Court; the pieces were all copper, and intended for French ten cent. being in the centre of each, and round the edge, Napoleon, Emperor ; on the reverse side the Roman letter N. and an Impeiial crown over it. There were in the whole 20,0u0 of them. — Pace deposed, that in a back attic which be searched, he found a die, and a fly machine for striking the pieces from the copper in its plain state, of which pieces there were in one of the boxes upwards of 2,000, besides the finished ones. In another room he found twenty packing cases made of thin sheet iron, calculated to hold each 1,000 of the pieces. It seems these cases when made up are cased over with pies of lead, and ate thus contrived to be sent out of this country through the very medium of the Custom house itself.—Prisoner was remanded. r. itp ATZL,LIG.ENCE. PALACE COURT, OCTOBER tt. SIATTHEws 4. sTOCKTIALC. This action was brought by the plaintiff, a sta tioner in Holborn, against John J. Stockdale, a book seller, in Pall-mall, to recover the price of a quan tity of deniy printing paper, furnished to order. In answer to the action, the defendant alleged first, that no debt was due ; and, secondly, that he had ten dered 44 18s. which, with other money paid, was all the elaintiff could claim. Mr. Stockdale, in May last, went into the shop of the plaintiff, and purchased a quantity of paper, marked with pencil on the outside, , 4 Twenty-nine shillings per bundle," which is two reams. The paper was sent to his Printer. Plaintiff, when tie sent in his bill for the paper, charged 295. the ream, instead of the bundle. Mr. Stockdale going to inquire whether it bad not been sold for 295. the bundle, was an swered no, and told that the pencil mark on the pa per was a mistake. The paper-maker, Mr. Prince, proved that he sold Matthews the paper for 24, a ream. Mr. Aome, for the defendant, contended, that Mr. Stockdale had made a contract noon the representa tion marked on the paper, which ought to be observed by the plaintiff. It a contract like the present w. s not binding, there would be an end, he said, to all coorimercial dealings in London, He ca11..1 a w itn. :re named Harman, who proved the tender of St ISs. which, it:i £5 paid un account, and ss. discount, wa, all the plaintiff had a right to claim The Judge, B. Mosinee, Esq. having stated the ' evidence, said the law was this : If there _be a con tract between two, persons, and a man chuses to sell greatly under the value of the goods, he most be bound by it." In this case there war no evidence of any positive contract made. They could only infer what the contract was. The question was, whether upon the evidence they believed a contract had taken place? In case the defendant was only to pay 295. a bundle, although that price was below the value of the paper, the plaintiff would be bound by the con tract so made ; but the Jury hid to consider whether the pencil mark was not a mistake, because, if it was, it was impossible. in law or justice, that any person could be bound by such a mistake. If it tap peered to the satisfaction of the Jury to be a mistake, the Jury would correct it. In matters of account er rors were always excepted. If it was not a clear con tract for 295. a bundle, they ought to find for the plaintiff.—The Jury fouled a verdict for the plaintiff, Damages £l4 lBs. Thursday a carpenter of the name of Carr applied at the Public Office r Bow street, and stated, that be had lately paid fits addresses to a female who resides near the Woolpack, at Homerton. Last Sunday night he said with her till a late hour; and in con sequence gave her &ink-notes to the amount of sel so to take care of, lest he should be stopped and robbed on his way to Town. However, as arrangement was afterwards made that he was not to leave the tniuse that night, anti hr was to sleep with an appren tice lad in the house. On Monday his intended trade accompanied him to London, to call upon some rela tions and friends, to consult and get their sanction to their intended marriage, which was accomplished. They returned to Homerton again, when she com• plained of being unwell, and went to bed. He slt•pt in the house that night. On the following morning he was proceeding w the room where tie supposed his intended bride slept, but was prevented by the persons io the house; and, after some time, he was told she was gone to a watering-place for the reco very of her health ; but he could not learn where, nor bad been able to find her, she still retaining the selse. He had been ordered out of the house; and a man in it said, it be had any thing to say to the Lady, he must apply to him. He was advised to indict them all lot a conspiracy. Wednesday evening, a fellow entered the house of Mr. Golding, in Pelham-street, Spitalfields, and stole a valuable tinie-piece from the 'sabot. mantle•piecc. Ittatterne—An Inquest was taken on Thursday night at the Buffaloe's Head, New-road, Mary-la bonne, on the body of a male infant, unknown, which was found on Wednesday meriting • last, ben the Nursery-grounds, Regent's Park, wrapped in a piece of old filthy carpet, and some hay outside of it. The face of the child was exposed, a great quantity of blood was on the carpet and hay, and on the body of the deceased. Mr. Wm. Goodbehere, apothecary to Mary.la•benrte Workhouse, said the deceased had bled to death, from not having proper assistance.— Verdict—The deceased was found dead, exposed in the Regent's Park, and came to his death through neglect in hi birth. An Inquest was taken yesterday morning, at the Queen's Head, Lower Islington, on the body of Jo seph Badden, a poor fellow, who was burnt and sat- focated on a brick-kiln on Tuesday last. Ile appeared to have been dead some hours: some potatoes lay by the side of hits. This is the sixth person who has Veen suffocated, or burnt to death, on brick-kilns, within a short time. Verdict—Died from suffocation. Yesterday morning, another person, a man of co lour, was fogad, not only dead, but literally baked, on the top of a brick-kiln belonging to Mr. Hobson, of Kings land, near Islington. The deceased had, no doubt, been lying there some days; for on Wed. nesday and Thursday some one was observed lying thereon by persons who live in the neighbourhood. The body was taken to a public-house in Kingsland. BIRTH. Sunday, st Tweed Hill, near Lymingtan, the Lady of Captain Thomas Edward Symonds, Royal Navy. of a son. MARRIED. Thursday last, at South Warnburoogh, Hants, by the Rev. William Moons Hudson, Thomas Moore W ague, Est. of South Warabotough, and of Ann Grove Hall, in the county of York, son of Riche:dims Harrison, Esq. Remembrancer of the First Ptuits and Tenths of the Clergy. to Fratiess, eldest daughter of William Bowyer, Esq. of Bedford.row. Ar Edinburgh, on the 10th instant, Mr. William Tennant, of the Custom-home there, to Marisa, only daughter of the deceased Captain Robert Outdoor, of tho Honourable East.ludia Cum. isany's Artillery. At Castlobar, Captain Higgins, South Mayo Militta, to Mary Anne. daughter et Alfisandes M'Cartby, of Kilgaryin, county Kilns Isl. MD. Wednesday, at Ids use at Alekbburo, Bedfordshire, Lord St. John. 1711 M. iltirtn. NirtroArz AND LIU DENIIALL MARX t fi r „ (Ba the - at•eye.j Bct4, re stone its 44 to 31 6: Veil 1- 0! r , 4, Mutton - 1i 04 to 3• 51 1 Pert 44 - Lamb S.. u 4. to Is. 4.1. P/iICP.S I rf HAY AND Srit 177 .-- ; .y ST. JAM/i's %MIT/. PANT, Hay 21 15. Ad to SI s. 0.112 Hay 41 1114 4t IG Straw 1117 a GI to al Ss •3 straw 11 is. to v (Nowa, 61. lua OJ. to 71. u... PR Wk. OF 110 Po. NSW IBAOS• stew roertr,. Kent 151 Os to 101 Os 4 Kept . 1/1 G s tu 141 Sums ISt Os to 171 04 ottasea 171 04 t.. 1 9, Esses 171 Oa to ell Os j Farnham - Int Os th MAW MORS. Best Heikes and steers (per • Ordinary 11 to! to " I stool) - 8s 11.1 to is 01 1 Market Cut hliddrolt. G. 4.1 to is 6.1 Evg Horne 74 0: Sheepskins—Potk4, Ss Od. to Os 01.-D4wns 2t Gj toy (4 ahearlings Of od. to OlL—lambs us Od to 0. PRICE OF LEATHER IN I.RAORNHAtio.fI kpEr . 1 Butts, 50 to 5411$ SI d YS'. ' Can Stills, St/ to .14,34.. 17. 4 Ditto, 56 o 661bs 251 27.1 Ditto :1C to 70. h% i i .yd ri Merchant% Back. 4od Otki Di:to 70 to ROMs 4il Dressing Hide. lt;.: 17;c1 Sto..llSea;l Greenland : I.: . t .: 4 Fine C. ach Hide: . 1711 10.1 ' 1.arg”..1 . pee d...... 7t t *. Tann. d Horse hides I id to :NJ I Sp .iti4:4 Hnr.e in.!, t. it.,..,.., i —.------------------1 .4 ......-- PRICE 01. 1 ALLOW:Th it. James's Marbtt Ss lld i lown Tallow t. - ,s/ Clare Market - Ss lei Vi:ll , .w Russia e , ri Whitich.spel Market as 9.! '11:11e ditto S.. per .ro ots of alb --- I Soap ditt o E. %caw. Soap, !Ms.—Mottled, lOls—Curd, IC6+—p.a., c , Carsilles par ism IIs Oil... Welds . 1..... s;. COAL MAKKE I , oaroist.tt 17. . _ . •pit•. at Nluket. 51.ips bold. Pr:res -G5; hle A and. SiPt sos. 01. to i7+. c', 13 Sunderland 1X S9s. Od. to 4J.. 44, I Stone Coal 1 • llis. Od. to co., COUNTRY MARKET :. Usisisioas, October 1111—Wheat pet load, 617 Os. to £:4 :b. New ditto, 001 00* to 001 Os. Barley, per quarter Oat• !4• to 355. Bean• 412. to 545. Peas to to es.. k to 425. NzWIURT. BIRKS, Oct. IS—Wheat, 53% to 102 s. 7 344. to 544 Oats, 32.• to 3Gb. Beans 39$ to 733. Peal 41: Bread V. vd per pilau. ()scam. Oct. 16.-11 e Price at a bushel of wheat !N. Price of &be Quarters Loarovbeatea, le. id. 11433%01 161. BANia LT, Oct 16—Wticat 6.. Ocl. to 101.64. a 635. par sack. Bread Is. Md. tie halt trek. THANIIOIIIIIIO ATTAR A 0001 HARVVIT.•Bir TArcm,ll. 1). formerly Lord Bishop of Ely.—" We pi.e,e 0 Goo. who bast opened unto us thy good treasure, and tizen rain from Heaven, and fruitful Seasons, filling our h e food and gladnest, filched be Geo ft. - ,v the plenty milt He hada loaded the earth, and lur the fair weather ik us, that we might gather it into oor barns. He n r ; grow upon the mountains. Ha givetli to tbr beast Lis He Mirth us with the finest of the wheat. lie wa-e.,t earth, and snaked' It bring forth and bud, that it f 114% to the sower, and bread to the eater. 'l'n Ht vt , the' clot: praise for these and all his benefit'. I.er all th - weft,' 1, end rejoice in Hue, who prepares a talkie for us, au .4 rt.ntsf.i mouths with good things, and mikes our cop to run row that our hearts may ever overdue' with love and thAtizte.l Hut. 0 that we may never target, nor abuse hi.. goodtie. , by a sober, charitable, and pous use of these His bve..iet may be made fit for the continual increase of them, tin ti conclude in eternal iifel which l mo-t humbly crave :et 0, of Curtly,. Jesus, our blessed LORD and .;evietre, to with the FA - rezit and the HoLy Gaol) t , be all huno praise, and hearty obedience, both new gad evermore. Atni bless est Wm* mil velem vita..—Mo term. " Life is ooly Life, when blest won, Health." THE finest system of Ethics is to c•otutt• bounds, and thus to regulate the Prism NS; • and insubordinate they impetuously destroy those bar icrr Religion and Morality have made sacred ; to curb Lug no bilate them appears the lesson of Prudence, beat calcut.e. limit their efiervesceoco. Every disorganisation of the human frame require. rro . cheat knowledge to remedy, and the public weltare when Professional men (disregarding the suggestioi.s. vines and interested) devote their studies to the men. those complaints generated by imprudence, and the all .1:1: the pauloiis at an unguarded moment. " The at stilt • ai don consists in the health of the people ;" but it IS Waist reflect on the daily sacrifice to the igootattoe of tutleel,uit cism, and to counteract as far as possible its further ravage, offer to suffering humanity, the result of our own ex; einem f various diseases of Debility. The unwary victim tit setetary . (early acquired at school, before Reason has ass. :lei :Ur over the mind), wilt. iii contempla:ing his pow. der -tee Act susceptible of enlivening sensations, in knowing that the . complicated stare of exhaustion may be tun •Ckl 11110 man./ tie:, Intense study—immoderate afire y—long rem:rime ;a tr. climes, and many other causes, wall trequeintly derange IS:: virus sea-rem; In such cases we can hold out an assurance animation, by remedies which have long answered the san e , hopes of patients of both sexes. That bane to human happiness rots VENOILLA, esn nor. treated fearlessly, the improved mate of Med.cal acteree divested its antidote of those distressing proper its that rendered its exhibition uncertain and harassing. We La el our uwthod by observing to patients labotit.ng under chi. nu that a few days only are required toe the reionval of est ly toms; that the most inveterate ea.e wth yield is our reset within a mouth, and that in a person who only suspec.s Let injured, the disease may be prevented altogether front a 1 es a similar remark applies to many other derankrmentsul dee, radee system, as weakness, ulcerations, Pitc. especially sir 4.; obstinate cues of which are daily removed wit tow the we 01 die or stimulants. Some retullantirs ti,cidental to the oleo have noe escaped our attention; in which mi dnesscineihe..ei: efficacy Las superseded the means usually adopted. 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