Star. — London, England, 1817-10-07 00:00:00

CTOBLIt 6. Yesterday Jeremiah Am. 28 I Garr Mash SO ; Sawed French. 19; and Joha Roberts, (a stout man of cokur), SI ; were indicted for stealing above SOO lbs. weight of cable rope, the property of Alderman At kins, John Jackson, Sir R. Wigram, and others. The other prisoner Williams is also a man of colour. At the beginning of, the trial—Roberts addressed the Court. and stated that the boy French was as inno cent of the crime m the' nolotarlying on the table' was. The name of the iesseTipbe Dover Castle; and on the 7th of August Aleg- t itle was cut in three places. and on one of the piiiits'a number of ladders were thrown for the purpose of concealing it. On the morning of the Sth Roberts came on board with some bags, in which be said be proposed to put the cable or stuff, as he called it.—One of the seamen then went to inform an officer, who came to the place, and watched what was going forward. The prisoner Awn was a singleman, bad been 10 or 12 years in the service of Alderman Atkins and Co. had 14s. a week, and lived on board. The cable was 75 fathoms in length, and originally was worth SO or 40 pounds. Above 10 or 12 fathomirhave been taken from the cable. • A son of Alderman Atkins gave French a good character. The evidence was then summed up by the Com tsew SanJEANT, and the Jury found the three Guilty, but acquitted French. The CoStMon hope, French, you will hereafter ccnduct yourself as an hottest lad; fix I believe you innocent of any sham in this charge. The other three may depend on being transported. It is utterly impossible that such characters can be allowed to go at large, and therefore they must be sent out of the country. I would seriously admonish yon, Azam. to think of your conduct, and to act better in another muntry, whither you. are soon to go, than you have done in this. JAN Gerderie, aged 48, and David PAO:, 51, were indicted for stealing a bowsprit, value ae4, the pro perty of John Bond. The prisoners were detected passing under Blackfriars-bridge. When they were taken to the Thames Police-office a knife was found on Goodwin, with marks of tar on it, as if it had been recently employed in cutting a rope. Goodwin was tried about six years ago, at Kingston Assizes, for stealing titnber, but acquitted. Thrlsowsprit was 44 feet long, and was fastened to the boot in which the prisoner. were, but it was let loose on the officer corn. mg up to them. - In detence the two prisoners said they were takirig it as found property to the Water Bailiff.—Guilty. The prisoners were told, that as the river was full of plunderers, they should be certainly transported. The public were much indebted to the prosecutors in this and the former case, and the country would be very well rid of such felons. The following were convicted of felony. via. tisanes Lee, for stealing a etwh pelisse; W. Kelly, for skil less a watch; W Grinnett, tar stealing a watch; W. Holton!, for cesliag a watch; Calserlsic Caceu. fur stealing a launch et vintsore ; J. Hickey, for steal ug five shillings In capper stoaka; anti J. Whitcunib, fur staling thirteen pout& of lead. David &sin, a well dusted young man, was' in dicted for embezzling the sum of wren shillings. the property of Richard Pitt, a dealer in lamp oil, in Strallose-street, Piccadilly, St. James; Westminster. The young man was admitted to bail by the Magis trates, and this morning he voluntatily surrendered himself fix trial. He had not brew long in custody when bail was offered and accepted by the Magistrates After the prosecutor was examined, Mr. ALM sub. emoted that the prosecution was at an end, Is the pri soner had merely a commission on the goods he himself sold, but not on the general sale. The ma t ey g iv en him for the commission was only for the purchasers behimself procured. This, as he submitted, entirely put an end to the charge of the prisoner being !leek to the prosecutor. Mr. Anmiaws argued, that as he received money by *it tue of that commission be was a ',mint or clerk. The Court held that if the priaonestkept accounts he was certainly a clerk ; but M. *an again sub. mined, that his situation was thablid a partner, inas much as be was to procure costoasets, and the prolo cutor to Supply goods. There therefore was a oseei. laity of interest between them, and be could in con sequence only be indicted as a partner, but not a clerk or servant. The COUSION SZAJZANT held on the principle of equity' and law, that the prisoner must be held as entrant. He indeed received no regular salary, but the ease was amply illustrated bt the old Instance of the patriarch Jacob, who fed his father Ladan's Bock. There Jacob had no salary, but a certain kind of pro .gG yet cull he was Laban's servant. The same was the case with riders, who went on commission through the country, and therefore the ObiOn , mull be over. pled..—The trial proceeded. Two without" . were then examined, and the Olson admitted ha had m eowed the Money, lent &flirt, in as strongest man ner bating. the -slightest intemion so umbel* it. A number of most reapeciable.Mlteetati gave the pii.oaer an excellent character ail an iodustrious, di-' ligent; and sober rill% man. tie keeps an oil-shop in .Bsesick-street. Soho. . The Costume Sweater sUnteeeg. I !hp , evidence , sod the Jury found the prisoper Not Guilty. There was,a second hadicupent easiest him for an (*hero/tam of a ?hailer nature, which was abandoned. —The verdict gave general satisfaction to a crowded Court. . • R. Adder was indicted for stealing two ticks • of pollard. and two melts, the property of A. Hen, Esq. Xines Costhael, from his seat at Ha mpton Wkk. ilsen•Ltn coaducted the , proeecetieilt and called *several witnesses to establish the prisms's"s guile, among whew, however. were two, whotou . Id not be considered le nay ether lig h t spa.aster* iisdade,l and the primer was lotted Dlnt 011612 V1V 3 1.. 2 47 1 2i i tcl 3 J. benamos, 1 Sem e r !ts, y. Bi n a, m i d k i d s _ teelettr# I* 444 Wriaidi lad her tie &Nigh. 1 Vecomonied by,peverer Littiee 164 GiateleMia, g e the telajile prisnaers, to thatsiktio i they we r e 1 ' tweed dazVis,the ea/teas ebmpartineets 4M. s o w*, th e . ,N' broad wend ether La. dies stow . to the toddy et Nadi, (Wbo ma. , pivisit w fon* 60 . 60Play theta 1 • 4iOrlglia ilia jerfilisis# l o ind .6 biledoo), • Win isitairteasegatidi me &Wiwi ego amity of the prism. . • i POLICE. Bow;STSSlTritealerdif miming information easy brought to the Mee ofs man badegfteen found In Homely Wood with his tbroMeet, sad robbeSft on ft minty. An inquiry took place in consegoessee,wlthout )1l time. when the folioed 's parti culars were harm t—A • of the mune of Thum. who lodges at she Nag's Heal publialsenee in Islington, on his way to Palmer's Ores ea Boni, iourelng, sear the aide of Hammy Wood, met amen. Who lellentied his he bad just before been very peck damsel hem Marks s neest'dh•tessing seise, which sounded like a wan In vary greet rimy; and *early 'thawed. Mr: Vincent agreed to Secompent sdw that to ascertain the cane. They proceeded ding tbe footpath sonadistence. and than gobs a Hale way out elk Into the wood, they hood a num lying on the mind with his threat cut In a swat disitkfog manner. and bleed ing pirehisely. A razor vs. lying by ble side covered with bleed. l'he man was in a easy esbausted state, and they very hissaanely carried him to Homey Wood Hesse. le a short time after he had bete there they endeavoured to learn from him the pettiest. Ws, bet be bad not the power of speech. On paper. rah and lot, however, bang placed before him, be centrived to write down—That as fietorday afternoon he was drinking some beer at the Sloiceobsese, and Mt there about mix o'clock es his way bane to islingtee, be was stopped by two nom who lesocked his down, robbed Met of all tbe snowy he bail, emanating to live shillings, and then dragged him into the wood, where day rut his threat, and left Met for dead. He was coeveyed from the Eileicalsosise to it. Bartheleasew's Hompkal. He has since bees secernined to be a man of the name of Anthony Lambony, who lodged as the Blue C.ost Beg pubic-boom, I divine. Mr. deakb. the laedlord, states, thm latitheay lodged "nth Ms during the We hay making sesame. and after that he went Into the country to get complement at harvesting, and retained frees that to his Wise to lodge last Thursday. Dialog the abort thee he bad re. tweed be bad naked that ho Ma eist appeared so ebeechd as when be was formerly dadaist at his Wyse. bet en the weans" be appeared In a low and *lording way. He was in the habit of shaving himself, and sinee the emattrophe he Wife Wel' Ale to hod Morava, but be *amid tat say whether tbat was the mar that had been found. Ilan was some stupidest that Im was the perpetrator of the beerld deed himself. The surgeons at the Hospital yesterday were of opinion that hie recovery frees his wound was very nocertan. MARLIIOIO9OII.IITRZILT was made Oil burglary and robbery Is the hoses of Copula Hughes. 11 1 4 The family were out et tows; the rob bery was Minditted between AM 11114 eight o'clock on Sunday gaming wiled the redikeervant was out. There were no marks of estrange deny sort. The robbers broke epee all the drawers, committing plate and jewels to a conmiderable amens, sad left the Wen and heavier ankles. • Ovitesett.--Wbfiew Cladessas was brought up by a siesta. his named Darnell, and charged with having aided and assisted in the escape of his brother, IL Q. Clackstone. who has been ea aminel several times spas *yips of forgery, sad who would have been committed on gentnlrliasi bet far the selickatiass of his father and Mothers. 'rho codstaide wan althea his rinser to the Comptes on liaterilay,m two o'clock, and was pressed by the hither and two bothers to aciompany them to a nabliadsenue to Mire refreshment. 'lb. ceustable assured the Magistrate that belt first posidedy refused, betat least h yielded to thin: ewes tip. They bad scarcely sat down a moment la a'jillificsbesie in Wood street, when William Cheatham rate, said be mast go to lore -street. and left the house. The Oso m. insiently sinned up, said, " William, I mast speak with' you," and was di*. a shot. The coastabletau out.* was too lam. Os Seliday him Clackstmie was eppreifendol. H. •0. Masses has net been beard odium. The Magistrate reprehesded the cosies* of the (mutable in allowing a prisoner opts a, capital chary no gelato a public Muse; said the nutter was evidandy cesteried between the priSmier, hi father, and brothers; bat as theist Was no evidence street enough to act epee against William Clh k. slaw, thdt panes was discharged. • Mee sten Houss...-Ifesterday a Maltese Gemini= applied to the Lord Mayer. requesting his LaisishiP ter WWI* him with such a reemanseadation to the Manigeth of the different theatres in lids City, 'ea cued not kilt. ensure Mei a fatourable rag don. The Lord Mayor observed, that be bad great &Able who. thee .say recetnntendation would have the desired ad ere. as the ipptiaat spoke in e language nut universally known in this me trepans. lb. Make, reviled, that a mistake had been Made with respect to the entire of Ms pretemions. He was a writer of drama* compialtions, sad not an actor. Ht had a areal number of that desorption of pieces, which ke could translate bin almost on The best the knollek, with which he was totally sate. Oahu Tbe Lord Ma) or could Ho: help thinking the excep. tiers a MINK uaLappy one. It was a ease Mercier that ediblited of remedy. lhe best way Was by a direct application to the Managers. The people were fund of foreign Develties, and he hoped the Managers could not be eceused of overlooking works of real meth because they happened to he the production of the. Lestius of a foreigner. 1 he Maitre said his warts were calcuLted to plea*, whether the people wished to laugh or cry. 'Me Lord Mayor obberwed, that he bad a .e.wo store in the Driverless, *hours, and he hoped the poet would makable lbw application them as he Weald be hsppy to derive as much ft fillb ae Harm the cistern. TM Maltese, Slone observations wire later pet* reesnikt daub ler the eaceursgeasest he lied met sea, sad retired. Wation‘rrgurro•lrestortlay Jam Aosconottoijooroelosso sillmgoovor. was Marisa with entbestling an. pound seven "Imes 1111 ilk, ..tieFettr el Ids employer. Mr. bison., of Sp!. tan'ads. The was stetenced to fosirdwo okys !spry noisome Is the ei Convoke. sod to be rib** *MOO& wee es ebseig essowa. I,etearra-stasty.— Jew Crawl of being cemented Inds others la breaking's. ttl e ; patter? . ia Wales, sad robbing it of opus* of' la amok sad Baellseines.-Coosastited for forthertiltallaiika. Unfelt HessrYdettray inktritationfti Ikea 4 Ails allee by the Awls& Mors et tit. &Moor's, Sinalswarh, that k Be- Moot% Astra was brisket into en Saturday Wain, by ewtkg tea viledeswiseds a$ taking oat several papas. The Vialibli lath away mei eurtalweeds sad other property of traits valve. ISO get a yish4se sad eodeavourid to break Into the seedy, *bees the esainewlen plate etas deposited ; but it k opposed tilt they ewe altaid to break open the vestry-dew. as the wise (it bat doable bowed and belted) might be beard, and nose tisk mew =they therefore decamped with the property they ba4, hots Me pews. turn'. hasten Parlow.—Yeetertlay Sir /one Pkiitia I. a bled carats for the Comity of Sun*?. attended as. Os King's oeikeh Primo, to berestlgate a charge at rolthery, which was sta ted to ham been caminkted by ! fax J ura Xs lea/. (au Agent to tie Resolvent bobtail' Ciert,) sod -- AWN. a pliseeer cwt. Bond far debt. Heiked and loots bribe bin** Ware the Ma gbtrate, Ms following evidence was cakes —Mn:. it gen wee a prisoner ewilloed Its the King's Bench Prism far debt i arallinee m is rope as p. sake Sight 'of yaks. About the Web . lelyliset, litr room was eiwrrell boils, the time she wash r4 of aiDotber prlsotter ; I bat was brake open, and a fbantaad *ads *lre thirty 'dolmas, two ether vendee: too gold elialati their acid seals. sod a metal wank -tam out of Ir. Another bee war broke open, and me silver forks, an eye glean, ant, wow other 4“11101 of triflug valoi, taken. lie property takes she valued it about My potintli. abe was tabbed Of flirty pow* 'Wet a month before ; to she sense apartment. Lydia Cotter, a shog woman le the 2eneit Prises, said, atom the 11th of July. Mr. Holland gape to mother rebutter's tom mad asked 4.r to piedge . him some prliperty at tilliort ravrobrokees. lie cola her so pawn the proiterty hi the Dame of Dann, and not so Worm any peens what she was plod to do for him. He re crosted bee to p a eansiderable distant" front the Primo. lb. 1 0, died .Mee geld may at A(r. Kolle4. Olt iCsibaltbrldet. for 41 sr. a pig rim fpc 04. lb. Oedipal b silver watch la the Screbd.;a Metal watch lis Meet Marks{ —leech.. wit 41 aid eju. gifts in the IbitWigb. She garelt tits Sormy tied dvpileien to Hamad. UM* OM ltlir mem sods and nags; which oho penned, god gpve alas she. wiessey old duplicates. loses said, that be yam bar co C lam s' a dl ika a l ittod watch of great vate i la a a pelt wi llrY bll told bre tritfes . :=Zisat" the : t i le tsil w ..": 6 she al'. pswe.a ", etVILI.*" of Lydda itintalalitl to 4 ' 6? igai 4: if4ala s tk aa riotter,l e a ines id Ebb 1 ' it MY. . ' stapPeti tbefiripirty. : Oill lif ell *MIMI Mai Vaddeimei SWIM% itogois,. jai . m a y, b Pale Oise of UoMII NA wog to meats o wa rrant - 6 7 1$ tivilled.. o l F.l.bkiMONy.,_s2g i t i t s i _ 6 •= 1 10 1 1 , . the samorty ► Witt: ..-.- . , awe . 1 ilia tai ji h r . ~ b. degl MCI* 61064.11.t0 aby eh% and rows with die mask kW It MAN bet belinetra diet he r had bola set oldie auks. lie adored Oa be die tort. PINISOIS 1 ' ft refts lasbrl { 1 1 •1 41* . Vt. #". • 1106 4 by 414. . lamb . iewmard e. fer ' Invtle,i . _ts rt!i!lb tdon bk.,- tbitrai by time Att. Rebet lIMI *Prithil Ws, ranee. Mott Work* trtbi bulk Mit lobo 1 wu ditebargsd six moats defer...du robbery was committed... air lomat Plitsoam mama Holhod and Jams to be otanattued• to close coolottiteut, esti twegatotood se a stars day. Doting the temporary absence of the family of T. Hauoocx, Esq. in Haekney-road, the servant went out, and on her return, in half an hour, she found some villain had picked the lock and stole all the plate off the sideboard. A few afternoons sines as Lady TAINILWITOWII was walking, within a mile of Sidmouth, and within twenty yards of a Gentleman's seat, a man jumped from a hedge, and tore off her watch, chain, and seals, sod also the chain Ira" her neck. Her Ladyship ran back to the house to procure assistance, but the villain so effectually concealed himself as to elude all search. Sunda! se'nnight, in the evening, a boy fell aslerp during Divine Service in St. Mary's Church, Carlisle, and when the congregation retired he was unenn scionsly left there the whole night ! When found next morning be was senseless from fright, and be still continues in a state of extreme danger. Should bib health be restored, he is nqtlikely to recover his intellects. He is about 12 years of age. Saturday, HENRY, son of Mr. HYAUS, of Aidgate, was playing with some gunpowder, when it expioded while be was blowing thelighted paper in which it was contained; by which his face was most dread fully lacerated, and his eyes'so much injured, that it is feared his sight is irrecoverably gone. Thursday, in Upperhead.row, Leeds, while the driver of a cart, in a state of intoxication, was riding upon his vehicle, he fell from it, and received a se vere contusion of the head. •He was carried, in a state of insensibility, into the shop of Mr. Sharp, shoe maker, and brought round by copious bleeding from the - arm. The first words he uttered were, to his me. dicta attendant, who had just rescued him from the jaws of death, a I'll be cursed if I'll be bled !" a Yon must, it will do you good."—a Then, if you bleed me. I'll bleed you the first time I meet you." Saturday se'noight a melancholy catastrophe hap pened at Hanley in the Potteries. Two young men, of the names of Pope and Astbury, in a nightly ramble were led to the chutch.yard, and in wanton ness of disposition agreed to ascend the chorch-steeple outside, by mans of the conductor. with a view, it is supposed, to get into the belfry, and alarm the peaceable inhabitants by ringing the bells • ' they bad climbed a considerable height.' when, by tJe action of the two parties upon the conductor, one of the wood cramps which stayed it to the wall was forced trona its hold, the iron broke, and they were precipi tated to the ground ; their fell, it is calculated, was little less than twenty yards. The fanner bad both his arms and back broken, and was-otherwise se verely injured; he lingered in agonies until Wednes day. and then died: the latter is so mach bruised as to leave but faint hopes of his recovery: the toppart of the conductor had fallen with so touch violence as to penetrate the ground several foist. WOLVCS ii FaAtrcr..—The Prefects of the Cote 1 d'Or and Jura have ordered a general bailee, under the direction of the Marquis de Couav:vaow, Captain of the Wolf Hunt. The Under-Prefect of Beaune has written to the Prefect of the Cote d'Or, that on the 13th of September a frightful event bad carried desolation into the Commune of Booze. At four o'clock in the morning a wolf attacked six persons in succession in the midst of the village. and wounded theta all. A woman eight months gone in pregnancy was dreadfully torn. EYISNER MANIERR, son of the Mayor's Assist tnt of Booze, displayed upon this occa sion a rare courage and presence of mind. At the moment when he was running for a musket. the wolf attacked him, and Wit his right arm. ' The young man seized the animal by the neck, threw him to the , grow d, and held him there, at the same time calling dot. for assistance. The assistance came, and the Wolf was dispatched io his arms. All the wounded perms have been carried to the Hospital of Beaune. the pregn t woman is the only person in danger. in !'bee wol f as been opened by medical men, but they have notdis covered any sign of madness. — The Mayor of Autoone also writes that two boys of the Com mune of Villers-les-Pots, having gone into the Woods to gather nuts. were attacked by a furious wolf which attached itself particularly to one of them, but was beaten off by the other, who thus saved his compa nion. The latter, however, was much torn. • Ilion ThISAIMN. —The following is an Abstrret of the Bill of Indictment against the Derbyshire Rioters: Ist coutz—Charges that ;be prisoners, on divers days between the sob sad lld June, et the parish 0 South Wingfield. In the 'county et Derby, with a greet multitude of false traitors, whom maws we ankuula, to the amber at MO and Imre, strayed and armed la a ward& Gamer. (Coon). ;Web Muds. *wok ,chebe, bludgeons. and other wrs:.cans, being aeseadled mad ses dared to /saber wlthally, sealiciousig, and trskoreasty, Aid WI and maw war igalnat our Lord the slog widths this loalel, sad being so assembled mgetitse, arrayed and arumd vim eat mid Lord the King. did with great dree gad MUM* pm& bed march in au borne manner in and through duce 1114111,0111101% and relic highways, and stalicionsly and tudeloadi alSoiteft and endeavour by force and mats, to destroy the Osioemmosta sled tooideathin at this Mikis as by law ostabiiskii • • -.. WI Colatt.—Cherre that di relesown, with divers other died traitor., dlli ammass. Imagine, invent, duke, and Intend is Wks pries and depose oar said Lord tbe Klett ni esal inns the wilts honour, artd bligly DMAe et elle Imperial crown St ibis realm. la Overt Act.—nialicieusly and traitorously aseeaddintatu meet log, mairiring, and eansulting, a devis% arm., and OM ad saws to subvert sod destroy the Constinalea and Oa I/WNW if this realm u by law established. ;if Wert Act—Maliciously and traitorously aessuldbg, miss. lag, Ousriring, cosisultiog, acid agreelmos star up s raise, make, Wad levy. Insurrection; rebel:no, sad war Wiest stir eabl,Lord d i e Xing, within this tuba, and is Mahon and deettay the eau 1 alludes, in. 3d Oust Art.—llialideuly and inking* pnrebellege 1 1 not*, . rends& and hawing lute %amain et rib . intsiesio; sad et siospoirdsr, Main bear& with latest Sway to irns sad grruy deiwilleas saw edwys. In order to Wads Silt with. M. as Isom the soldiers. trams, and forces of war Lord else King, awl f ib er by faithful nab tar sod to Ma p _ liitii, sad ton foomsroottoo, mid war, &gal . :sit Me fi nd; AM to liebbert iltd destroy the . 4th Oven Ast.-4hldisinesty ad waithresity too dors, *kb swot* stow, pheole, de. aid *sant ad _ wIAh ways. aole vro vis ab isaso, 10, t a b e r .d ontbi niz ri a l abbig sdik Weds ,sal mbar Wadi* addrlsieswith se atm ihismeafti mid Mork I. ore* to sends the ell. • to lei,' wir i est so sobirort the Cmdsedos. SI 0.6 , 1 Acte—Lnertag and oohing rills war mist esw sisill Lard de Wei iontei eels risks. Atebd Litt.—Far to lavy ittiarzireriz. ktesalisg wacting(inidaii maw, jo a . ' irder, be Oros sateoratudst, as longel Yea t• - MI i'mlwrs - - - overt lite in :r roast nee the *lee 41$ in th e ; ette,ati 'ennui. - ,441 i TEI hultrArs. AVERAOrPIISCRef CORN in ENOLANII akt troM the rethroo ending the 27‘11 ot Strember, 1017 Wheat. Rye Barley. Oar.. so n ,. I. di. Is.d. I s. d. 8. d. I. 74 1 f4s 6 42 211 II 47 0 ;i trb e armee prke of Sugar, computed front t h e retort mak In the week endlog the Ist of °cotter, is 60s. 6:d. per re: NkWUMII AND LEA DENHAM 2.1.1.KKEt:, uc ! "" .t. (By tts s'arease.) Prot, r. stone Ss 3.1 to is Sd Veal N w Mutton Ss Cd to Ss Sd Putt 4s 14 to Si Lamb Ss. Id. So 4s. Cd. IIetiTHPIELD MARKS l, OCraEßti7 --- ' • Boat 41 to 41 Veal 4. 0 it. 3 Mutton le'. 44 to 44 WI Perk 4i 0.1 . n s, 40 Doane 4450—alien and Lambs 14440—Calve. 420 HAY AND STRAW PER LOAD 1 4 —ay 44. oto XS. IN.—Closer 43. es t 4 7 e t Straw set 14s. to £2 es. PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW YIiSTERLIZ. ST. JAMES'S. Witt'TtC EACH., Hoy 4I s 0 041 to s 1 OS oa I Pay 41 16i to s i Straw 11 :So Oa CO In BS Oct BMW 11 is, to ll c i p CASTS', eL OS. Odi CO 71. 0.. PZICI OF HOPI. ■/N SAGS. VIM ?OCR ~i• • Kest 131 Os to 161 Os Kest . 171 46 •,. It ik Susses 131 Os to 131 04 Smuts 161 0. ft. :0 16 asses 161 Os to 181 Us ; Farnham IN 0. to I, 4 RAW HIDES. Best lur e/ y a m steer. direr Oramry , s 04 stoat) - 7s eJ to Ss 01 „Market Cali Middlings 2. 41 so 2s 4,1 Eng Horse N to“, 1 sheepskins—Polkif, 4s et to is 34.1- •Ilnitns as Yd • • 4,0. al~ratlinge a. OIL tot:M.—Lando 4. Od to St. PRICE OF I.Eik I Hlibt IN 1.11ADL.... Butts, 40 to sElbs aid 234 WI Skins, SOW 4016.:. ill Ditto, 54 .o 66ais 25d 27.1 Ditto 50 to 7016. ai Merchants Backs i.cd 00.1 Ditto 70 to atilbs 'lv! Dressing Hidcs led 170 StnallSeals Greenland 2A Pine Catch Hidar 17 td 19.1 i I.argr ditto, per dos 70. PRICII OF 1 ALLISK: ------- St. lmtsett's Market as 10d 1 Yown TaUow Ur el Clare Market - Ss 10d I Yellow Russia 66s 01 Whkechapel Nlattet Ss 111.1 1 White ditto Gh vi re/ stone of en). I Soap ditto 64. a Yellow Soap, 96s—Mottled, 1044—Curd, 1061—Pitat, sus Candles per dut. lis Cal—Moulds. tus 64 COAL MARKIIT. IBER I. ihtp. at Market. Skips told. Priem. 34 Setae:ode e 3 MIL 0.1. to 47s 01. IS Sunderland Ii Sea. id. to 41s. 94. I Lord Eigin'a Math t Sao. Od. to 001.0 i $ Hotheads Coal a Sec ad. to ON O Forest at Dean II COL Od. to 00s. O auders 1 Ws. ed. to 001. A new bridge is about to be thrown over at Manchester. It is to be built of stone, Blacktriars Bridge. The circumstance of two fiAg stones being placed by mushrocrna growing under them. - singstoke. has been fordin verified by a rq the - singularity on Tuesday last, when another was remcyed Irons tile like cause: hundreds tors went to see the remarkable fact. It will be recollected, that a :host time ago, told a pitiful tale of distress at the Matision-koss of his having been wrecked in the ship . Richmond, and received considerable relief quence. Up to the present period no offiei, has been received at I,leyd's of such it Liss, is great season to believe that the diaressed a well -drilled impostor. BIRTHS. Sunday, die Hon. Lady Caroline Ana Maet,nald, renald, of a &welter. S.pt. 46, at the Mame of Pcnaltlsnd, Mrs. Markellar MAKRIED. Satnrday sennlght, at Limerick, J. HUMlham late of the Royal Stms, to Prudence, daughter of the Ferrari., Esq. R. N. Thursday siennight,l S. Usher, Esq of Bristol, to , widow of the late Major Robert Nairn., oldie Honourable India Companfe eth regiment of cavalry. Thursday, at Kingston church, Captain Robert Parry. Jane, daughter of Thos. Tucker, Esq. of Cog a Terrace. John Lawrence, Esq. R. M. Artillery, stationedat ton, to Miss Wilson, daughter of John Wllsoo,Esq., Wednesday, at the Chapelry of ISol.on•upoia Swale, John Missal, Earl of 'cyrcotmel, to Sarah % only chili Crowe, Esq. of Ktplin, near Catterkk, in the said Cowry Lately, David Story, Esq. of Penrith, Captain in the P tiller", to Ana Elisabeth, second daughter of George I of Cadets], Norfolk. Thursday, at St. Michaera,Tortetb Perk, the Rev.' to Catherine, daughter of the late Dr. Brandreth, of The 3d ult. in the Island of Guernsey, Thomas Wt to Elisa Helm, eldest daughter of the late Major.' drew Hay. DIED. Tinwpist, elf the We of Wight, Henry Davidson Esq. third sea of the late Robert Mil li gan, Esq. Hempstead. Tuesday Mr. hue Charles, of King's Brondey, near his death was canoed by being thrown out of a gig. Sept. SS, at Portsmouth, Ensign Robert Hatch, SS4 of a liver 000 st, which he contracted at St. Helena. Msoday se r, at Rotosery, in Ids 41st year, IV Esq. many years Adjutant of the Voinereees, at Pawl New Forest, and &mai, a Lieutenant in the North Militia. At Falkirk, en the t4th alt Mr. John Russell, watdPankst to his Royal Hieuess the Prince Regent. Monday ten Iglu, at Salisbury, aged ti 4, Alesaader Surgettu. and late a Member of the Coonnou Council . Sept. es, ex the Canal Harbour, JallselMireet Di advanced age of SO years,SWlest POW Dularli.E. 4 l. eat °Hes a Cellseuir to the Ciondbuie 0 1111 1 1 m7 1111 years. Friday sensight,is Dawews.atreet,Dablto, Daniel Secretary to the Grand Canal Company, who for I charged that olio& Titunday, Mr. Francis Stabbritgton, builder, Winch , While riding to a gig, near Chawteo, be felt hinwif • and alighted to walk, when he became worse, and same night. At her home, Upper ansevaboomrset, as the 19th relict of the late Colooel Cenyeghante. It Is resurkabk died the very day twelve maths after her husband, who on the very day 111 years after he received the wound • 'tamely caused his death, at the battle of Alkmaer, likh September, 1799. Saturday sennight, in Newcastle, James, son of Pic kr, Innkeeper, Longtowa. He had bees a voyage for the recovery of his health, sod was ea bb raisins b. hie disease assumed a mere serious aspect. The 'earl he came down wee lying at Dent's Hole, about two st Nematode sad the Cando pesedving the increased N ilabeflour s conveyed him ha the ship's boat up t( ea thsealturamea of the shove day, for the pules( •- Medical advice. He was taken ta the shop of Mr. Fife, hi Dean -wrest, where be =plod lees minutes after " __ Dank Sleek -- II per CL Red. abut II per CLCees. 1111112 4 pee Cent. elm liper Ct. 10741. Long. Am. IH G w Am& ' B Iti laft .-11. Montag Aftereerls TO MORROW AT Leklolq I Peotrd and yankbed by Lent Katz I.F' l/* Pia.. temple-4in ALL nkt , u vi .t U 0 7 1 1: MOM. • a.O 27th 'et September, tar Oars. Bona. h e s. d. I I. 4 . I IV 11 47 0 Imputed front th.• retort: L i , !ober, is 601. 6-d. per r. 47 MAKKI arenas.) • Veal ss 4A e t , - 4 Pork 4a WtoS, 111 so 4s. ed. . _ 1•• KF oc rotzi47 - -• v ett 4• 0h.3. 44 Park 4. or . o s, 0 I 16,620—C.shres 200 LW PER I.OAD -Closer 45. Cs Ls l• .e 2 .24. STRAW Ylihl'Elt'..l.ty.. % wnrreelKATlL. Pay 41 WI U. 5. 1 •,,v a Straw tl in. to Ott to 71. F wen roeat Kent - 171 os tg, &EVA 161 Os tt, • n 4 Farnham 161 Os yy 1, 11.111 1 .:s. ()Mtn sr s • -• ,liiiatiet Cali Eng Horse 's V. toffy k 34.1- damns 34 1,14 • • 4,4 I nabs ADENH .1 4. Od .A t l o3 - 6, 6 1 . 41:. Loll Skins, eat to 401bs 17.111 Ditto 50 to 701 b. est rl Ditto 70 to solhs y s id ti a Small :4:k Greenland Large (int.., per dos 70. hy, ALLOW. row n Tallow 64. el Yellow Russia 66s al White ditte Gh ul Soap ditto 64. 104e—Cord, toss—Pilm,s. hi—Moulds. 124 6,1 r, OCTOBER 1. Prices. 995. 01. to 475.61. Sas. 6d. to 41s. W. 86s. Od. to CO.. 01 ad. to ON COL Od. to ons. to.. ed. to Ooh. ft be to over thatiar built of stone, end calkd • ro f i stones being wing under them, at da verified by a repetitim last, when another stem : cause: hundreds of CS. cable fact. at a shot t time ago, awn as at the Mansion.hour, NI in the ship Lichen • insiderable relief in cone. t period no official accotrt 's of such si loss, and dice tat the &tressed soma ea Inc Ana Mact,nald, of C!r• island, Mrs. Maekellar, atm tIED. • Htawillsant Miner, 14 4 see, daughter of the late Land • , Esq of Bristol, to Mrs Naltrt, Nairn., of the Houourable Ed ' cavalry. Captain Robert Parry, RR. Esq. of Cog s Terrace. Panes iiihery,atationedat Fort Mee& John Wilma, Esq. carbon's/1. ItoPon•upon Swale, Yoth44lll. to Urals, only eldl.l of KaVI Kick, in the said Cowy. urith, Captain In the itoyal Ar• daughter of Osorge enbitt,E, ,tab Park, the Rev. W. RITA r Dr. Brandreth, of Liverpset 'emery, Throes William" of the late Major Gensali• ID.. ;he, Henry Davidson HMOs set Milligan, Esq. of Res*. King's Brantley, near Lichitli; own out of a gig. it Robert Hatch, SSd regbarrs stracted at St. Helena. in his 41st year, W. F. His ' Volurreers. at Fawley, is* tenant in the North Gleams dr. John Russell, watch-magi Regent. , aged 94, Alesaader Grant, Ea. to CANIIIIiOII Council of Bata r, Janues4breot, Debllsotia POW Doan& Eel. girls self 'Eat* Cosopeny upwards ti set,Deblio, Daniel Baret.r* snippy, who for 14 years do fitgton builder, Winchetter . • stag, he fek himself indhysid• ecame worse, and expired 11l stmuniet, on the 19th alt. ha lame. It is resurtabk dotal after her husband, who aloe' received the wound wind. battle et Alkmaer, le Holloir le, fames sea ot WIL M had been a voyage to lAI O6 tl mean hie retsina W=" o aspect. TM weeset in OP is Hole, about two allies frol l , Relying the Increased Woolf he shies boat up to bitwogkr lb for the pupate of ▪ the shop of Mr. Fife, sui few minutes after his arro: 8 YES IBRDAY. Indio stock India Bonds, 100 tot pr. Bach. BM (104101 stx . P i (Sd.) t:lt is pro Cons- for Ace. Si s2l at Lonny Tlekets sti 9 104 IW AT LONDON • I ado. alter ill it died by Laves Sser.l•6lo