The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-01-22 00:00:00

• - - IifILI cs. '• .Ifr .1 • I . ' " ..ii i • • • • • : . rllci imolai:L.-11fee t 04. e 'wet Se' o f f Mr: be. Nftswielb irere"ki , 3 1 , 14 iget a l'ael - - 1 ' George-alley, Fleet-mar et. and wit whom ' • Wry. alba Ilosperree Lieekl. - the wife of a • partner. residing else is lieor_ge- al leg. ware --- yesterday before Alderman Tamar, the sitting a. traer,'elattest With felbuy. . Margaret Lynch, who. it seers. keeps a little huh am! teem stall ist Fleet-market, and is well knew. et 51r, Games, the pinenbrekne them. that being. es she said, '• the place where abs always Reward tw little bits of things, whenever she was tales short;" applied mad ' Thorsdav morning at Mr. °nest's. air plbdge li gold east+, Which she described to he themisperty.of a gen . Geeslin, who wanted to snake Up. sena of tame! ; the • , . wawa being well known, and bearing a tolerably good i.. harseter, her story was believed ; and the lad, who at ' e h u e d i r o d::::, of er, th le e n uf t her tonr h ;i ,r cias . e tiu" upoa the watch. t haviniroccsio l o n to kook eery the drawer, this watch came ender his pur , view, and it immediatalr occurred to 'attn. that he had applied to respecting a watch of this description, which had been stolen; he did Got, however, recollect 1 tot e that that had been left, but a little itatrity at the. : . n Aug pitwebeokers peedatresl , the 'trustee bill. adussuing a' melee watch, mad accurately describing • the one pledged by l.vnch. : • • Me..Onest accordingh pro:vested to make his.ingni ries, agreeably to the direction In the bill, to NI 1•; 3 11 0 11 milas itr ur , He nr y it, , , , ,rition, rpsiditor as a willow I . l ' • Iblly's ef the mate of Hawkins, No. 44. Fetter-lass, -..; ilk. illemdan immediately recognised the watch as the doe be had lost. Margaret Lynch was quickl% found, stated she received it.froot the prisoner Sibley, in i eseuve of Mary Lynch, and pledged it for them at i eft joint request. All the parties prneeeded isestenster • (terve-alley. apprehended Mrs. Were Sibley, and • .. •___. tettf . r rural lodger. and ciniceveil them, together with fir &pont, the fruiterers, safe to the Conipter. l' o p the prisoners being plated of the bar yesterday. . —. lllle. nitasdevested, that harlot oellasion, on Isis return itiklme, nbOut ten o'clock, nn Wtednetalay eveuiut, to • •• the foresee of Plou li gh-enst, Iletier.hme, a few s at only frees his owe ressideece, he was eel-y{ooll p % IV • 1. • lid be the prisoner, Mart Lynch :he gut rid o'f . ' 7 cnsei, howeree, retie speedile. bed not without the Inas of, his Fold watch, Alain, and seek,. which be missed im mediately he tat homes aldlostgh scarcely two usliu!es had elapsed slate the prisoner parte* ftglii him , she h 3ll ' rapidly disappeared, and he heard nothing further re-, - • erecting the property until applies! to by *. Guest. . . , the watch was then produced. sad ideutilleal by Mr.! , ilmaalise. who swore positively to the peruse of Mary 4 i yarb. Stargaret Lynch, who declared She linear nothing of the circumstances beyond what we hare alreatiy r•iitedi . , was admitted an eritfeiser, and gave the same teatitioar , oil oath. •• a , Mary Lynch, who is well kaewn as a COIIIOIOII ' dem, ma has been brought up to the. office h gees~, at least, on similar charges. Is extremely v I*. a esesarkable for the ingenuity with which le a feasible story to serve her purpose. and the sheen . ---.raists i '' , faculties/ her on I *US of inNOCenCe with which she pei— iu it,. vrhiek have hotetefore bee.o very serviceable to . , sourly ocessiens, with loud protesiatioas of ;snore. stet cells epee the Alderman I. do her justiee„ inter larded with frequent cautions to Mr. Brandon to tell the wholes/14h of the busimess, and boldly charged Mr. !kandett with having gone house with her to her lodg ings; declared that aim monad the watch in her 4101160 after is was gene, that she brought it down to her lan4- ~, Wo r m* After _agree deliberainto, sod keepima 116, w.1:411101 night, to see if the gentians* Timid CAli rtit it. they speed to pledge it, bettause•tfey were in want et tummy. When Mr. Brandon denied every tittle of this *Cum tie*, she atilirated lee nas so much iotelasiested he might • not recollect. • • Bitsloy backed Mary Lynch'estery so far as related to her AssAng the watch . anti giviug it to her; she did nut go se far as to say she saw Mr. Brandon, but, she cur • ;4/bursted the story of some gentleman rowing in with Lynch, mad that he was so drunk that be tumbled doors. Mrs. Hankins deposed, that Mr. Brand came home mowadtet.lsatou the s i g ht inipiefion perrectlp seism, and remained at home the rest ofthe evening. i Tlecceisin sod seals, it caiae out, had been pawned' the sane evening, and Mrs. Sibley confessed they had . a very jolly night, sad drank it great deal of wine. As • it 44 eel t ipsier that Sibley had say concern in the r.,bbery. Ammo sitacharged„,aud Mary Lynch n es com mitted. - .1 , , • T AT DILL:ay-LANS THEATitk. litsenetelloweit-sifesterlay John &writ and John • t ' Itpigelt. tidal legs, andenient a second examination, r !largest ordrisaing roneerned is robbing Drary-lane l'heetwifil great variety of articles, including several hundred tof lead front the roof of the Theatre. The r I' Brown confessed his g uilt, and inspli ibtzt este* e Miele prisoner. He stash! that he find sold t!le Afloat- articles at an old iron shop is Wild-street s whirls &Ind; the senstabia stomached, and fouad a tir► ciun lamp for , three imusers, which Brown said was sold . at the shop fur 3ss. _.. . Theonakar of Una's", attended, and said it cost two .... gzitneas Intel a half." fit'lgribtir., the *Ding Magistrate, laatestea the raily+reeeisenfla this and silaihr description sd-shopi a rented for steles property., and declared his deterno - . riled to lire the shop closely watched ; the purchase or. wroplrtr he* lads was highly intasarable. . ilr: hstioa Mr. Ward, avid M. Winston attended t:•e•esassilisatian., . : , . 4 4.....«... ! . . • !roof appilisst•hipigise was, but *light ;it was priocipally .•' - troubtoissee• mid; and Mr. Edition, with z ai rer y humanity, expressed his wish hint elorypeasibi• •..,7,tullst.boebowts him. on servant of his widowed no s • taer...sithougit he was sorry to sid he bad ascertained that 4 tot t id robbed her. ._ . Thi pid mother appiared' to miturning for her , • bribe a extremely oppriitoinf lel* grief. •The "iPtra!e, after a suitaide ndionitinn. as* • warning az lo his future conduct Obi* compiler - 111k kept, told him he was discharged. • ' ••• - •••• Titelifisonif and his motWer teith WIIIIIF %ratitudll thsoira Mr. Elltstrin for his lenity. •4, s • I I y With. erd to the prisoner Itretrathe Ithglstrate it:,se • tlt #lO bet rarely that a youth of his age cstnt.ii id otitittlig depraotiong for the length ir tittle h tinil lois.; it was quite different when an act of fe,onv was epinnitted for want or through distress, frit krt hid eonttbasd his &palmists* for several 04;116114 ' and hid fielktibed the whole with greet lavatory. • . •." The pelsoiet retreated for alerq to , W shows hint, 'in *lion/ profession' it rbsidelle•ii aid of future A iref'. - ' - - .17 '.,• • •os et.f c V aSitilf_ltitl fffelfiriens•prosent, to f. • ~MC that: Mb father was est -•••,_ • Theatre, and Was Is very worthy • • •• • •re 'pared his feelings by dispensing ♦; . - • ft • • . .x. have 1101. -- it ,esl i eireri y mu; Mlle day appointed . new hearing o. '' Jiirjlitrford, a messenger on( to th e it MielitY. ' tieepbjection against tb ir disputed items of the accounts itltdii man of the name of files, • Joilents l " lo 64 ° 1( '._ of Messrs. Mull sad Urals, the last years' surveyors, binder, employed occasionally to hind books in tlbei-ens- .prefarred at the suit of Messrs. Thatcher, Butler, and 0 11 °Y of Mr. Lee, "D'iertreill a second esindistitipi other most respeitable inhabitants of Paddington ; hot charged with stealing& great number of log-hooka, sail as the proper forms had not been. complied with, the oilier official books and papers. to a large extent, mitt to Magistrates could not go. into itikits present state. be as murk as would fill a large room, wistrls had intro ' Mr. A DOLPHUS attended for the appellants. taken avvay at different times to a man of the flank of Thomas Kentish and Catherine Heti. were committed ' fogratu, who sold them to a number of trailestnet for: for trial to Hertford-gaol, the former as the principal, waits. paper, Ingrain receiving a shilling occasionally and the latter as an accessary, in the case of atrocious for his trouble, and he being' told that the LIMAN and d e pr a vity, not i ce d i n our Paper o f yester d ay . re l at i ve to papers belonged to ships which had been hired kola in- the infant child of a respectable gen•:^ssiati, whose dividuals during the war, but now, lint being 'estltNii country residence is in Hertfordshire. The male pri they were returned to their owners, and the boob!' and sonar i s sa id t o b e a p oac h er , a n d represeiited himself papers were the perquisites of A . re. ' as . a •• game tinder for gentlemen." Mr. Finlayson, the Keeper of the [taunts at the , fr. f lf•Cute, a person of desperate appearance, who Admiralty-, proved that the books and papers wets bk . . ' bo w i n custo d y b e f ore on a s i m il ar c h ar ge, wa s oceasipnally wanted, and that they were not thert‘'r ht from the pratch-lausue of St. Pawns*, charged tinisitefof offite. ' ' • et the following eirculostanres:— ~ Mr. Jones, one of the Solieltors teethe AII dni : . ',. t, appeared from the evidence of kfilakroisolly, Min i tended to conduct the prosecution, and op es pg,tiJsissan. that at a late home on Thursday night be the bo.ilts anti papers produced h y' Wm and mq -..... alarmed by the screams of a boy and the growling son, the constables, which they had writs tyll#olle .ii t , :of 4logs, .nil on going to the spot he found a byy in the a start% warrant, lie found briefs and other Overt PIP' T c l u t c h es o f two very l arge b u lki ng . w hi c h th e pr i soner hinging to himself. , lad set upon the lioy. The dogs Lad torn his hat to The prisoners were committed for farther roan- pieces, and hurt the lad very touch. He seized on the nation. prisoner awl sprang Ids rattle, and another watchman Siiiiierfor.l has belonged to the Admiralty 21'00 2 ° I sates * up. •• The prisoner dragged theta both to the years. He has a wile and several children. ground, and pulled out a large table knik from his -- ) breast pocket, attempted to stab the watchman, but wag prevented by another laying bold of his arni.and taking she knife from him i and in the struggle his hand was cut. The prisoner was, with great difficulty, taken to the watch-house.—lie was ordered to find gtiod bail. IMPORTANT TO PtIVNIHIMP.Rti. maxertsea AND HARKUR ". TOR PAWNPROKERS. The important question bete ern these 'retries was once more agitated yesterday at this Office before Mr. 1111tNIE, the sitting Magistrate. ..aa 4 It appeared that tile pawnbrokers attended in ettise , queue. of a letter front Makepeate and Harktir, iati oseitiug that they . should appear Isere far the 'writes! of proceeding with the identification of the pi...petty in order to its restitution to them. m.., esars. Abbate, Axtrentus, and A eitterive, intruded to support the interests of the pawnbrokers, and it eras 'dated that Mr. Illtrkur, in persuasive of the• reams Meaner entered into Iry Isivu-at this Oilier when doe Merl jell WA , last under disenvsion. hail 'referred a bill of millet:tient against Plebe, the supposed 'hill*. wittier being found, seas removed by erretersoi into the l'eltirtl of King's Dena., with the view, ai iris supposed, to a prreelliog in the Aar of outlawry l'unerivieg that ' this was all that avas necessary on their part to entitle dim to a full restitution of the stolen property, they .latte enteerral to claim it ; but it was contended, on the other side, that the questisot had assumed altogether a _pew shape ; for the Magistrate, by binding Mr. Harker fa prefer a hill of itislirtmetst, had virtually acknow ledged that a prosecution sae necessary, as a perli minate to the recorery of the ptoperty ; and be had .thereby forfeited the jurisdiction which the other party napiutained was given hiut by the 39th /sad 40th of the Ring. The object of the pewnitrukera, if was übserved, nag the conviction of the thief in order to pronto t t b front a system of collusion oral trend irhieh might every day he practised against *bier, if the demands of puke 'lsere+ to be vanished he a MI! Of indietmertt holing 44181fiseeml against a thief after he hod hems stulcretto esespe. The only possible eatr of easualeg A t.,:tpt%c , tiiin in the Ilrem•Ol CRAP. if the thief should he tikes, as to keep the property together, and in the hands of :Num often'. ' The SOLVITOK for Makepeare and Harker *ate, that the aiguntents on the other side were formed on a' ads teller' eoppoeltion that the whole of the stole,' goods had been included in the indictment. This was stet the 'Mon I our article only, namely, a gold watch, having heels selected for the subjert of indirtnient, and the question of. right to the residue of the property, there fore remaitsesf as it was before. Mr. ittantv indignantly oheerved, that there was no thing but trickery end fraud appeared 'you the fare of the prireeedi..tg, from beginning to end. The prose. rotors bad no more right to select any p.irticular article • Aim they woulli have to select one man for prosecution from several engaged its the saute robbery. They were bound to prosecute fur the who:e of the property, and every article ought to base been included in the indict ment. The Sobicsroa said, if the whole of the goods hail , been included isi one indictment, the Court would hater had the power to quash it as informal, the articles hating been stolen at cations dines. Mr. ALLEY said, this was entirely a militate, for it was the everyolay practice to include all the articles in one indictment; and to leave it to the Jury, whether or got sothrien• kad brew stolen at one time to constitute a ca pital °fence. Mr. thastr coincided in opinion with the Learned I Counsel on this point. The SOLICITOR then said, his clients were willing ii.• give security for the production of the property what ever the thief should be found, provides! It was now re stored to them. Mr. As Liam:. observed, that this was a fallacy by which no man of common understanding coned be iced. What security, he would ask, could the public ' sr Mekepeace anti llarkur would now performs ~. 4i; ls the y ha olupdx.ohornitattad lawn tticildr Act was within their power? The thief was AIM'S to them, confessiug his guilt, and they sell .31 hint to escape; and it was his firm belief the lake was now beyond the seas, and that, too, with the enowledge of MAepeace and Harkur. In the conrse of it further discussion, it was proposel,. o the part of the pawnbrokers, that the derision on tit/ siltation should be postponed indefinitely ; that the p 4; ,aerty 'should remain in the hands of the ;threes, and that Makepe.ice sod Jfarkur should next week move the . ourt of King's 'tench for a mandamus to compel the 'strati! to make an order for the restitution of OW ioo s• The case would then be solemnly argued, 11l :opinion of the Judges would be obtained, and the quotas tiou 6sielly detertnitied and set at rest. Whatever tho decision *rat, the pawnbrokers would most cheerfoll tonsent to it. Their object, it was urged, was It It ' Air one. 'lltry only sought to be protected la ; ,)t nest exercise of their business; and as a proof of t tigness to act fairly, they were ready to forego t t to interest on the money they had atfr a on n a tin t in question, and world restore the Whole to 'intents on being paid the principal. The Soui iron seemed unwilling to secede to either ni,.' these propositions, and wished the Magistrate to anthil l his order. • I I , Mr. !!futons said he did not intend to make any otter Ti now • nor did he exrect to be called upon to do. so. HO understood the parties attended on this occasion merelf to identify the articles that bad nut heroin been' spoken to. an offer was made to throwfie whole of the goad.' tugether, and adrnit that these lute.• the properly of 1 3lakepeare and liarkur, provided the latter would meet DILIA1111:1. Flarts.—Yesterday morning, between tea sad eleven o'clock, a fire broke out in the dwelling. >Dose of Mr. Taylor. baiter, in Carden-row, Condon es/ail, Saint Ceorge's-lields, which, leefore the are teal of , arty engines, had enveloped thr whole building in tlaines. .The wind at the time ens rather high, and biro the times into a court at the hark, habiteil by poor people,and containing the teorkshops of Mr. 'l's for and :Ur. Butt, chair and lush-mattress-maker, u holt also took fire. The passage of the court was so narrow, that much confuse ne elisteeti iii twinging out thr WM. ..ture of the intnates; many were seriously hurt. and a great part of the furniture was 1:4-iilresyril. At length Jour or live engines arrived : but sonic difficulty took lace before arty water retold he gut ; and, whilst the *eines were employed in raising plugs. the detouring element had communicated to the gird-in-Hand public- ' „louse. next door, and also to the bark premises of Mr. Hayes ' a grocer. A plentiful •npply of eater bring at length obtained, the engine's were pot in m114416)0 with the utmost celerity, and 1 y two u clock thee fire was ...subdued (it was supposed finaoy), leaving four or five Ihrruses gutted completely. No further apprehensions were entertained for the premises, and the firreven went ho dinner; but about four in the afternoon the flames twain 4urst forth with great fury : the men, however, , re on the spot. and. being Oily seconded by ihe is. E .. e itants and passrneers, succeeded in eztioguishlag I fire totally. The loss was considerable. A .,..Tharstley night a tire broke out in the mgar-hawse of 1111.lierkins. Hell-lane ' Whitechapel, which, we regret 110 say, totally ronsnuted the Loose, but without doing at/ farther damage. (twin( to the very strike ezer leafthe firemen. an ailjinniteg malt story-Acme of . Hanbury and Co. was fortunately prevented from catching fire. ' ItsaiNo Turn lis.—Ott Tlinrsday evening two young villains sue.ceetted in atoning the window of Mr.,Tav- Ur, jeweller, of St. Slartin'scourt, whence they stole wteeral gold and s;lv cr ankles, with which they made oil, hut hating. been observed by Cooke and Waslos rough, twit officers, they were Pursued and taken into custody to Bow-street, where they were e• 11111 l 'tilted for trial.—.l similar rubbery was alerted the saeue evening, and supposed to be by the same depredators. Tborsday night the house or. •Mr. Boone, shoemaker. lip the London-road s St. lieurge's-tields, was em e r i ti by means of false keys and robbed of nearly the %helve, se stock in trivie. Mr. It. is night constable of ti/ tLLet -road. and was out on duly at the time of the rob- ATMS al PT AT StArl US.—About one o'clock un Thurs- Aly, amen named tireeu, the owner of the Bee, a Scotch tradiag smack, lying in the Thames, attempted to put a i period to his existence by the two-fold neransof a loaded 4istol and a razor. lie was discovered before he could t weet his purpose, but not beforelo had inflieteel on hide , self weetads tb et rendered the amputation of his right ; hand oecrosary. All the Prizes now in the Wheel are Money, (Wilk Notes, or Hold Hass), and all will he drawn on Satan! , the 29th instant. There are Two essrffs of .t r OflU, besides other Capitals ::.ml T. Hum recom- I dread, sweetly purchase at his Office , . 4, Cornhill, or 'i 9, 4fibitring-ereass, as the decision of these Capitals con- dales the Contract. ~_. - - 7 "WWII c r e ilitrin llOll Pi Dial* 11.1,_ , e tufa eats, and Sebipiallol iti ttt simenN /AN stl i :, t il goriapprerue•, kW...IW rib uo i llt4 to the late„ informs the pubTh no connection with Plagiarlits, same stl rember ISIS. ors is Aaiun, IWO, glettili Roberts mat Curti,)— it Is in rrhy tliel espy ks c iA4 of MARTIN VAR wreir..3.l:, Saeger* Arstimebasa c , Who, after mast' Tears stmesallisi praetke (Bet ts . sulrkeqttetit Adtireso,l has pablialbed Proposer ' ii i : Ida Superior methods to Claw Pisada, Piles. in .. without • Co.nAncateM. Cutting, Gristle. et Ch t "' Fe act-Odin, to OMR). At hoar till It k M, RROAD-STR RM. near GOLGEN.II4*.tiC LONDON. *here the following PROPOSALS mar he had pc I. The nuather of Subscriliers le he 6n, earl% gib, Guineas ; tint) ma) appoint Surgeons or Ac esa dii i ' their steed. 1. Patients cello bare paid my Father or me iq are to be coasidered Subm-ribers. S. Patients who hate paid • less sum than 104 may appoint idard4one or Aceoueliders, who a emitted to become Sub criberc, oo psyine the &Sa w , tweet, the amount so paid by such Patient and the sasr the Subscript - too. 4. li:erf Surgeon the cause of lOU Guineas w oo . ow or many Patients, will, with their consent. be a Ssibeetiber. • b. Principles and methods of practice w I or dlftelood uniii the whole of the Soh pima. dor will ionerrierrs be gives orie cut a fee sod payypento(postaga.—Thi tat le %Fea st Subseriplion. • 1 -1 SI. & if the Seberiptloe is not completed is Dimino then the atone,. which it placed In the Panda is sa s h scriber's name. to be returned. as it may than ma i d, the iaterest theeroc.—J an. - - lltlMi se pesesevedie Thiplature gad pleisise on*" e. 'SCR VIES, b y his dinroirse on marriage raptured his auditors with the sUlkjech•that tie Mon de* to their wives, and the batabelors has tssd wedded . • and `• The Nrctator" hss affirmed, that* " si ( e"11 the moat agreeable and delightfhl nice h ' -The sacred ioNitittion. then. of marriage. enneue desideratum of our eajoyment, It-entiiii not only a' pines* on earth, but disposing the soul itself le with bibs+ herehlier. • Preripus, boweser..to enteriag into this hallowed thin, it l'4ecomes ltdperithe dui). not °nit to passioo4, but to amuse *droner astute from purities. which the freedom of unreltrie l P l Pie have ensiled on It In the isegleetof such a. attributable mum ef those hapless instance:, ankh, they utile the einumiseratloo of the beholder, sae* impress him with the Batt at self-rrproitr4i. Lcurius habits ills edeeittine she bud)'—s mdse. the tropics will trio the elastic fibre —hut morv:! dui the preevehtt4 bf youth too frog promise Ito asome s el dignity into a state of inanities when's the agonized utterer more than doubts tits ii reli..f. To all wren, then. We address ourselves, ,brie—swergy—miesnular strwrielle—feticity ; use pstsinees appear questionable. sanctioned as they We Hiettiplitvl proof% of twenty years solerevdtil Toe l'as► cares 01 married. life, are sometimes Iv the suspension of those blesksings whirl' eosiamMil Dept's! wraith—for the feetaltilethit Isaias weak—et it ono be strengtbepek and deficient maerga y proved Into functional power.. In ever) ease of syphilitk littousion. u tell Ilikefff relaut los of the geut.ratise economy, we pledge wediffir, to cure speedll4, and with effect. Earnestly sates el expel the onideibeir unpyrie from the position so pimp* mostly taken up....we deviate froth general prieciploe nth hesitation : and confident In othow a hunoarable lot a Illestberi Of t 1,4 Cothree of thiewasee, eonenumit) of efthye ;ifs (espreis4 those trleseitiort 1110 41 . 61114 e tio out houtar, Where daily, is fittest for peruse rouvkitiego medl44llll, h unittry are immediate') nistered: these must sated remittance far .Ids lee and 11e'dieitte• whit:heap bi fermi to an) part of the sorhl. holm* distant. (101414 awl l'4). M. R. 4'. Seigeoas, Yleet-street. Loathe Jest p4ablisSaol cre,ith KJition), The .R GT of I.lm, • latriiiar Commentary as ier Faiseaw I. l)w OORN and Co. Addressed to the Yr Maturit) of both Mears: Ale) 1):: had at 20, P row fit). Pail-Mall : 31. flerrani-street;l74, T and of all Beotsetlees. Pelee 34. • -•- - - - --- COURNF. OF t:XCHANOF.. FRISAV. JAY.. Amsterdam. I I ID Leghorn. 47) Ditto • at sight, 11 lb Genoa, 44) Rotterdam, It U Malta. 46 Antwerp, 12 I Venice, 27 tU Ilataburgh. *1 I Naples. hi) Altus, IR I.labon, Paris, II days' sight. 26 0 Oporto. ii 6 Dino, 23 30 I Rio Janeiro, MI Frankfurt on the Nlaine,l3l I Palermo, 116 per of. Vienna.. Ff. Flo. 10 2 Dublin. II) per tut. Ilatirld. 344 Slf S-11 rerluaa. Si Xet Ille. 344 tillesitar. 30 Cork. ll} iir ems. Pori ugal G old ia ,$. ll 100. per Os. Non Dollars, 5.. 04.. per Miser. in Bars, MOIL. is. *I. . _ MICA, OF HOPS. . 4 - i AGS. POCKS'S. Z. s. • I.d. I. 4. - ti , 1 Kent - • - $ 2to 4 0 KIM - • - 11 ONO I losses - - yl6 to g g g oo g ol . . $ 2io 1111 lases - - - 2 16 to 2 14 Essex - - - 3 ois 1 1 Farnham. %vetoed, 4/. Ws. to . Ea.—Film bL 64. to ell Rotolo Pockets. 204. to 40s.—Duty, 242,0721.21.2 4 1 1- witti Itii it • .—" Teasley hipgiptkit,t, onenvit that it would be Impossible M let him golf law In Latillitttiptio. Mr. Eldon us* as far r s 61w 6. pool s 41s wouldgo to get him oat 'irf the why be it °slit g v.' t. • • The prisowes% lien was present, sod she undertook tra.---'a fistarb; bat. Ilanatiosad r. • : 1 e L l e g tiatt4 h e= a Mai 1 73447 1° tibl fit i at t r i l eig. "Si ' 1 t i i e ltriiiht 6 7 • Ae . c. r . l ii 4.114.4 •"neri ii7:111: 1 4r, * 70 0 8 .00 i die Plate re " 'THE v il w i j s w it wn i g itat 'hl had" lie Arse &Mired 11118 lirMibili - *Obi jiti fi lag le tbi vadat' of the eels us officer* A Arnie 11 164...%.... - -: Idyll ciu atihitiles at 11,107-talw Theatre. waif la 4s d l - MASLBOROUGIU•STIIIIT.-•-Yeiterilay, LieutelantJoAn and.ffit;vc --- loorodoo T --e- lon to Mein heisall freqtrently *be hundred and trinity ; B o h m' , o f. d b .. r o y a l Nary, aqui ordered to find bail . 7 . ° tniirSti ' ---)111 ! employed as superniuner•ries. lie said he bad, I ra - &c h ary a h av i ng knocked down a wa t c h man i n .„ ..__sw_f 6. 7 18 e bil le t rt . fo'a bieame to the office, gi ven his Treasurer ni t• • . , ftii .. miajuv , on t h e wom a n o f th e acme 4 7 1 ,°°•na 4ill i . a g i* ' pay tal„ies. • ' 42."..L'- 'rib•tilP • • rionn i s tili TAT rot ADNIIIIALTT. -' 1 was tesieetrneth e 4, 7 oi , po i nte a f or a new h ear ing of Who, aim ttie firsts sad co _. _ .. __. _ _-_ I_-1- - -A—. •- el.. All••• 1•46.• ~• • c • .• ' • . .t_N_ St - __-_•_..l :.-.... ..f fikm .....neont• -..1-.4.-... lIIIMI • - V BIRTH. On 'Mundt) lest. fat big house io Parlißment-gtreet, toe Lair tit lag* 14" We% Mg. et • UIRRIIXIE. Core Inspector's Ileecni.-11sersday..laa.11, s , , . .t. s. 4t., a. .e. s. d • •• s Wheat. 11.1 d. 13 oto 10'10 Oats - 1 4 eto 11! Neer - ••• • •is 11 - 6 1 19 Olelll e Illarier.p.4...+ 49 Me 1 b• Peas.- • • 9MSII I . , lIAT ./CM) STRAW. . . . JAess s. era ITSCIIMPtIL. li.d. .P. s. 11. I R. a. I. 1:' 4 flay ST 00toII • C llay - • 111 • NATO t b.i s , DIM). lithe- .1 :••Z ii to 1 111 u Straw 1 S 114444 I ' fp. Edward Chippendale, eon of William Chippendale. Closer .9 4) oto 0 • 0 Closer 3 3 olt • O en eminent solicitor of Ureat Queen -streel. Thi s Semen, of the most am m iable manners stud salver- NEM GATE AND LE IDENHALL M4lllllll Oll . ILfir . fell a aserinee to nine sallow freer. as l'arthe. (II the eternise .) - -- . board H. M.S. Sapphire, kept. Ilr et. um the oth of Reef ....31. 4d. to 41. lid. Veal ....31. &I. to it. S 4 last. 41st instant. Ann, wife of Colgate Clem*, Jon*, Mitten ..As. lid, I to 4s. &I. Pork ....be. W. to lisle ----. of H.ppr Fitzro).strret. . PRICE OP LEATHER. wan Than - des, In the 40th peer of lugliffp. Mri.Billzabeth. l , Rusts. LO to i6ilm each per lb. 19d. to li ii hes, of Oxford-street. 'N,: Ditto. 36 to Otlllis. each lld. $ O S ... At bee how, in Queen-street. N t ! r Ti o ru. on Wednesday. ..., Dressing Miles 14441. to ISS et an advanced age, the Hon. Cads ' .Iticraille, sister to the ' n Fine Conch Hides • la. to "' S um late of Abergaready, and &ant' the present Berl. t '". 'Cr..p Hid*, foe tutting, 11l to Ohs. • Ile. W • Oes I9th blatant. at her residence In Redford-roe. NM I. • Ditto, 411tobOlbe. Cel I, widow of the late WillisinTlisart4l. Esq. •••5„.. : t . : Vitt skins, go to *Jay A etsday, Mrs. Brander, wife of limes Itrandet, Eigiii, Ditto, 60 to nabs. lid. $0 20d. to Al ' fSd. I. 161 If Siemer -place. Pertmats-stpsare. • • 'l' Ditto. 70 to VOtbs • . , 4311. lo I lls , On he 14th Instant, in alt of apoplexy, Mr. J. r Soma Seals (o r e e si u m)..., : ! mid„ so . tic of this Iris of H op i tifittowper. Frills) -sire*. large ditto 'X . pi Lot week. et Mr. Beanies. a respectable tell- ;., Tanned, Ilene 11hin.........- A . .. ' tt . w ins lee, of that place. e bad just risen llsom his seat. appa- 1, Spanish Horse tatlei ' ' ,rently in good hoolftto Alpine the time by*. Ark. sibs •'. • • '.. IL.t. s - be Oa downOusd *4460 iplaintl). ' .- WOWS or CANDLES, Poem Tausotelibilleilwe l"l. - -- - . . . ii , I Pries of Candles pertinent Ale. • • Mis 11 COAL` W. ET, JAN. UP :n• - - 04. psi I s 411644 lot new* -, 'WM ht Nerkri• • a .f d • . ; '-':. ' MIL I " OIP -------- ; 141 14/sreastiss - .44,W14.141 , 11100.084 . ' 3 doriasd.... .. ...: . I • .b.... MoseL )44•40 . 44 MIL' lilmedom : Priotod •••4 I.PLAI . §r . • - ; It. WARDELL lan. i N . 111611 WATPTI AT LOlSTDONtllllllllthitifilkl4lf. i Mir At. Cleturnet ebrinel74l67:4lll! • Morning, 10 min. after IL-Afternoon, 33 . after 7. I dens, and Advertisements are requested to be a<4l°OgsS NI 11 . 7 of 00 . 11146411 wer-sireet " ton llV*linrsda) sit it PeMent.• win.. eldeetion of Willjerleree. Esq. M.P. Se bilas Mary Frances Owen, second' iiiingier of the Rev. J. Osseo, Rector of Pagleshoin. c • , 1 I 1 ...:: - 1 •r ..1 ~J Ly Li : .1 t 1