The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1821-10-17 00:00:00

% . . not ...._ _- aft i iii i limika . .broker se the iehiett slum be was i tfebtalbld resin . frau ins7gigrg. ustie . - --, to shy sy, that the Solicitor of the Mist ..1. Tiseirse'Vsrfithab se Tiers or at e . ~,, dened yenta! misensant, only sixteen 'twills's'', Zi, dh . __, ht up on the charge of bin father, a ear in GollAgh:h be. - African, by snide •inrner, resisting Yee", t h e lariy war man stated, that for the last two 'CI h ia , Imi a ., ~"I ' -"; swirled the worst of company, and bad II •• ors trig 1..0, Sere. Il e hoot ~ , sds, and every body else, at open de. ottrring t h e m sm ,Zr_ lima an inveterate habil of lying, and tlescriptioa„ Gild ir,,..."" ''''. ible oaths and language of the kinks; lag and af ro .. -" ' silly committed acts of the most dar. mo s hi .. oth er , N . m .rage on the persons of bit mother and .. . . ethers o r t a, 'Km si t th e si k, v i t. t family ' and upon strangers passing ilikt Making ho n .. He hail also become an iscorrigible hens of hi . le z i . with hie father's property, receiving stoney in hia Wins' "mem and embezzling it, borrowing t it tticlf kends on a isnot., null without his authority, and titsa ntinlat 7; fer he r. 114.‘"e i edit in the sarse manner. Yesterday ansivitted mine of hie customary atroci. Of him, mir y h ills g the halite, and the tither going in search ~ ; ,.- s tld.r, sowers h i Red Crossairro, with a pole us los to 1.,„ %tirer'a _hi m -! had just been la a tradesman and taken lured hi, s 4 .1 reit r e, without paying f ur ii. The f at h er do. temp t • , . co:pre it home, but he 'refused, mod an the si- WPM/. ' attach gist him, he resist e d with grea t v i o l en ce a n d Wee • - • Se •4 h asiuned a cinisidershhe erowd to collect s them Is Ylis • sse ,, • street, when Joseph Nlastin, the officer, ming /Ns ••"' • father gave trim iti charge, old had him or pright be km*, I We Alderman, whom he now entreated to 'waists the Soy severely, in the hope of effecting, by that sues" some as telioration of his eistolort. fkk' doeiby . Alderman (Selsolry), after cemseenting in ap propriate tens .4 of severity Otl the atrocious behaviour w itieh his fells r had deseribed him to have pentesd, ordered t he Prisoisee I ir he committed to arideweli for one mouth, no theta Imp Ito hard labour. • kIIItLIBOROUGU-STRISIST. am as, the gravedigger of St. James's parish, and 'ti•!teft‘ ,t he arz i on , were y es t er d ay re . rza nsined on the etiorge to * tenting lead, the inscriptions of colitis. We stilts al this VOW yesterday, and the only fresh evidence ear, that the salon had a light in his room in the church. sr me. ll'h At th e grave.digger was sarryisg off the lead, and tr..% WY/ It threatened the watchman that be should be dia. rni sr ed i ehe den dSr interfere, as th• lead was his (the ars. ors's) I roperty, and he hail Aiven it to Howls A woman who Ila I received the stolen goods was also limeght up, but 01*.s' ' • a s 119 ease against her. It flossed out that the in t."l/11/ • sus were wrenched from the coffins is ths•vaults, and wet," teed from the wood, as stated in dete n t e . ir" we ass remanded till Friday, end Wyatt was admitted told • 11. HAIIY-Ln-SONF.. " 1 I'AINING MONEY UNDER FALSE PRETENCF.S. . Monday night durum the offiee hours a tall stout man, s" rather shabby gelded appearance, who gave his name 4 Au Pet/owes, apparently shout 76 years of age, was brought . o custody o r Stapl es , the officer, to this office, where he und.rueut rot examination before J. Ratelitainn. Esq. the }toting Magistrate, charged by Mrs. Hill, of Blaarlford. *trees, klanthester.mnare, with having obtaisied money from her terrier false pretence*. Mrs. Hill's evidence west to prove, that a short time ago she advertised iis a newspaper an offer olf• dowser to soy Corsitlertosit who could procure a presentative fur a child to any of the public schools; she advertisement was answered by the Prisoner, olio representril that be had a friend who r..sald procure a prc*itutation either for Christ Church or the Charter Hirstrie Schools. The Charter House was immediately selected by Mrs. Hill, snit 30/. was !petitioned is the proper reward. A hill for thr 'mann, was offeresh, piysble on the obtaining the wi•herl.for object, but this was refused by she Prisoner, saying. his friend, who was ionmeneely rich, .... 4/.4 been dereirrd once or twice in a similar manner by a - .bill, and the money most lie paid immediately; 151. was 'therefore given, and a hill was accepted fur she remainder. Tile latter hill was negotiated, but on the application of two - different oploil.tereni, to whom She li'll was paid, the holders were informed that it wool.) ant be paid aides* the conditions rtuder which it was contracted were conformed with. The Vrrsiner had sent a hill of 301. of his own r Pr*, lett 9IY to the Complainant, to cover the money and bill received. Mrs. Hill wonlit nut agree to this, suit the Prisoner was not after s. orls to he found until Monday. when Staples apprehended lyre, it an obscure lodging sear the Hampstead-road. Tire Prisoner staled himself to be uncle to Admiral Fel. turves, hut on appliestion to that gentlesiau it was said he ors not rt•lllcd to the f:smily in any way. Another charge was made by a person from whose brother . Ike Prisoner had clamed two does worth !II goings., th e Pr Ismer having represented himself as a spurting gent knees, earl that he was Mr. Frlinses of Iticktuansworth; and ere of lite dogs has been traced Si. the possession of a gentleman to +Sohn the P. lelOtrr iuht it. Yr. R. wham', metered the Prisoner to be committed for re-merninasion on Thuraday, in which time he wouNt make d Hs hurioeis to write to the Charter House to know what irotHela . loll there eat for the charge. Tlie Prieoeer said 'lilt lie had no object in view by snaking roistatements; he could prove by several :Stablemen slim he bad Mask 'tie of no mistaleutent. Akit.ll.l4 ' 4 l* 100 4 MYSTERIOif.4 .414:4111. . • The disiriel of Athol has been thrown into a state of alarm by repuris of ocrerrencrs said to have taken place •t the farm of flonskied, of • derieriptiori which thee," the famous " Cork.lane ghost" completely into tie shade. The iuruatra of the NI at home soy, that about • fortnight age they ob se, r ell a number of large stones in the smighbourtiuud to be moving fri.lit place to place without the aid of any perceptible liteseral of tiiese made their was through the "fie -41..•••••• and doors, sad even the roof of the dwelling; some mitering into mid the kitchen IltenerSk. and °Olivia r • ul e urier i150u...1.11.11 swift. effitilag a comfortable 'wipeout hp the ; whim a Al fr : re , •l class, after snaking the circuit of the farm-loom., are sand to have resumed their original so u otion in from of the dour. S•nre that time it scrims the .38 Rolodex have performed similar freaks almost rm. y slay. They are generally in 1114111,11 »bunt nine in the morn. ing and lie ir. the afternoon ; mid their pcifurmances hate attracted winltitudes to the spot. The clergymen of the dist, ici have visited itonskied. and osed their endeavours lo roulogo the 'unposed wirrord to the " vasty deep," hot in •Itio; fur tlic ill•sigy trollies he isas been pleased to auinsale are reported still to Continue their perambutstions. This *.ir e Ilv2 obvious Creation of fully, or perhaps of k •, hoover, ridieulous it miry appear. has revived all the ex pluded tales of the district which had their origin in the **forgo' inn of • darker period, mot raised • tile terror of the intiolotaiwta W • degree winch would hardly be believed. Smeary viipeclab4 old fenisirs in the neighbourhood are •limidg marked oct as being at the bottom of the whole business, thenu•li the practice of the heinous crime of si itch grhfi.,—.‘ Montrose Henley.) Mies limo at lik &dm % 11 4 4; 1 4-'1 w ho •' sp Owen, w is a ca rd- sr R flit PR E 4lfilfige. • 14) Nn,,AOl-buirdiug. aitguro 3ne . Os Monday et.. ....................... * the Pr - • •--.'' aid slier tea , I leser v. Chime she{ %oh tea with his ankh**, ' Ildmcmicrrna, OCTOSER 9. °go ft,. foo — ,k___ . " -el .,.'"Alitt d'e Ma get him some hotter sod m i .. gawp' Wailer, who wee convicted •at tae bite July thew ; asi a; "".. fi l liughlP I'l . "ono' a *override to pay . Orr' &wino% woe brought op to give mufti% pennant Is his wa s . 11 boa : ".1119. letur t il k _r."' lik"kalt bee* ll*l4 ,..._ i t helli t / ir ei _.... 101 ,.. *wee. The hail were !Ir. lobo PottO and Mr. Thootqs wile*'* ea l g.: he nt i ler .. ‘ :Prisesser : essed . tag_ .____ ,, m, ., his Harbottie, amide reesigasia in was 'skew for the Defeeri. years of ' ifilior• I . ". o , r i l i fr ilee i ,r . " w " m w ".....'‘'''' .. ..... ... i not S. UM. mud the two sweetie* in 25/. rack, to keep the :'PIP ; iv ., oc.' r . .1" ' tal e- • .....1 be vv.'. ••• 111 . 1 •'''" '"' _7' i l ima for two years front the liith inst. After the rerugui not 4 , — ", 'ZVI** ril e. sod hod *ever beer °ls 8 "Y ' as - MC* had been taken by Mr. Miltse, Mr. Walkr, oddrestiog er" -.P ...` Pei halal n ee had sa y .11.1 "` itilr, Movie, said, I whet ow *peek a few words. e*littestorai %rivers 4' , es see espri t i the .' wr Mr . Norrie--Proeeed. A . . aaartalba 'telkea n(, we bi rd. r leg ' 'were." Mr: Wa This lea reettgainssee to keep the peace, anti . sell 1* , hit Ile recessed "Is dimPrelgTh from the I hare sot Woken it. 11 easiest etomeieoliously alter iaio it bin. "e : e P ale4ll ",_ ...2 ttla e•r j", " Saturday if I one to be prase tad /rum prearhioe the Gospel; smi 1 b• had a 14 j WI ' a *ea ' " ail "' s ' wra ' ...eau " shish to ha.. if I shell beat liberty to preach I. the open 4.... be ' ho th 'h ea l. r "her of ' be " kw " a r edisait air, Wed Ido poi iotenwpt the public highway. W --- ' lmeeu°P: hit° *l" " wall abort to 1111°T.' sad he lb. " - I Mr. Harris—kill not tar me to advise you : you mud use I _Athlone', 1., her es thee his owe . He ; eel eery it" 0 . ‘ ,,, "se.- -'" dab% :,--- - ow* discretioo. • Mr. Walk? he lakes down. -- --- - roe • Let .. Mum Mr. Weller kit the Comm Mr. Hadfield, on the part of Mr. Waller. said he had • motion to make. The sea. ' t ote passed on Mr. Waller was three months` imprisun. meat, which imam, according to legal construction, honor He (Mr. Hadfield) pledged himself Oast the sea. fence was merely fur three mouths, and it wbuld, according Ia hi. construction, have expired on the Bth instant ; hut Mr. Donstse, the Guerrero,. still tesiste.l opus detaining Mr. Waller or the authority of his warraat of commitment, which misted Owes eatratiat Mr. Mashie here oloserved that the commitments from the Salla4o. l were universally for calendar months, as in the present instance, and he should certainly obey his wart aut. Mr. Norris observed that he, sitting there as • Magistrate, bad no power ever the opts of the superior Court of Quarter Seesions. The warrant of commitment had been made out by the Clerk of the Peace; he (Ilr. Norris) could not iaterfere do the 'setter. Mr. Midfield observed Mr. Norris had interfered by di. roving the Defendaut to he taken down. Mr. Norris replied, • No : I wish it to be distinctly under stood I do not interfere on what you now say ; I merely reeled him to be takes, down, hecaitae I conceived that the business for which be was brought into Court was concluded." Some farther conversation then took place between Mr. Hadfield and Mr. Norris, Mr. Hadfield contending that the further imprialinirneet would be illegal, and therefore Mr. Norris would be justilkd is interfering where the librrty of an individual was esmeerned, and in treatise any Anther imprisonment as an assault upon Mr. Waller. Mr. Norris stilt refuses to interfere. After Mr. Norris had finished his observations, Mr. Doin3 Man closed the nailer by directing the turnkey lo take Mr. Waller drown. Mr. Milne then asked Mr. Harlfiell for half-a-crown, the tunal fee for Iris taking a IrClKUlZalier. Mr. Hadfield, OW paying him, said, "I pay you because 1 ain • prokssioaal Una, but my cheat would not base paid it." • . ROBBERY AND ArI'IrLIIPTED MURDER. Sanday night, boat ten o'clock, the neighbourhood of Wititeehapel Higb-ttreei was greatly alarmed by the cries of" Murder !" which proceeded (woo a hutorious brothel in Gesuge-yard. 'Mr. James Fawcett, • respectable car penter and builder, residlug in Deroashire-street, Mile End Ohl Town, had twee to spend the day with • friend is Whittchapel, and ea. returning home about aim o'clock, when be was accost...) by a fenede at the corner of Osborn store. opposite Whitech•pel church, and was at length allured to the brothel alnivenit Metaled. On their knock ing at the doer they were admitted by a woman of small stature, and ushered into the parlour, on which the fe. male who entered with Mr. Fawcett rrqu.sted 84. for some gin, which hr freely gave her, and aloe omit out at a hack door We that purpose. Ahead immediately after her 'leper. lure, the (tomato above described seised Mr. F. and with sue. prising agility, although a small s omen, forced him out at the back door also, which opened i n to a sort ofya r d comma minding with the back door of • pirtiliellouse. Here he was surrounded by tierce or four ruffians, who with • bludgeon struck Mot a most tremendous blow, which felled him Id the ground. Mr F. 'rifted out "Murder!" several times, but nu person rime to his assistaiere. The villain., to prevent his again calling murder, gagged his month with a handkerchief, and thee begat, to kick him about the body in the most oft merciful manner, by which three of his ribs ea his right side were broken; his entreaties for merry proved of nu avail, sad the edition estalimeed to heed Woo till be was quite inarnsi. bk. The bohemian imoosters thee took a valuable watch and appendages from his fob, sad four *overview' and 18s. in silver from his pockets, with which they escaped. On Mr. F. coming to his senses, he, as well as he loss able, made his w ay put of the yard through the pebhirhoirtie, end troreeded to the watch-house, where he obtained assostouoire, sod several watchmen returned with him to the home, but foaled it com pletely deserted. Munility nioruing be gave information at the Police-office In Lambeth street, of the outrage, mid Mills and Forster, the °Sierra were instantly dispatched in pursuit of the offenders; after a vigilant search they sne everted hi apprehending tiosanita Sister. the jaudlaily of the brothel, who was the woman who (arced Mr. Fawcett into the yard, and whither prostitute, 11•01C.1 Ellen Griffith', who wee suspected to be conetreed in the outrage. They w. re on !Holiday brought before Sir D. William,. and remanded fur a week, *bee it is eapecled the without, will be in cus tody. IYAV4L INTELLIGENCE. PORTISMOUTII,. OCTOBTA 15. Arrived the Maria, Remahl, from Chrtstianrand ; and the Hind from a cruise. Sailed the Harmon,. Norris, for Bermuda ; and the Albany transport fur Malta. PLYtearrett, OCTOBRA 14. Arrived the Mary, Patterson. from (anefwe for London, met 47 dies, in a sinking stair, hs•ing rli ern feet water in her hula. She became leaky in the River St. l.awrence, which witch iorrirsord daring the voyage, Drat by great exertions wan kept afloat ; spoke on 134 Wigan, the P foe Quebec, nut et days. Sailed the Twelve Brothers, 8411, for Norway. tut-rot„ octosts 15. . The Esterwle, Mimosa, sivitreA In ra from Quebec, re ports, that she ship Hoddart,, Appleton, was totally lost at Quebec on the 9411 September, iu froll•PqNeltel‘ of driving from her anchors, both chain cab!es breaking; crew and cargo sawed. • . °timing 12. Arrived the Middleton, Reed, from Davis's Strait., with Avefisb. RAMIGATII, OCTOBILR 15. Tire Batavia, for London, pried from her author this morning, but recovered it spilt, sod proceeded fir the River. DVAL, OCrOSTA 15. Came slow" from the River and tailed the Levant, Whit more, fur Jamaica ; Express, 11.4tretr, for Gibraltar; Mary, Donaldson, fur Si Domingo; firmer, .110114 in; and Jobs Hiker, Aulaby, fur Genoa .41 , 11 1.. chum ; Srvero, Gadatoo, 94. r• Bristol ; Alexander fur St. Clots; and °rear, Sayer,, fur Madeira and St. Vincent's. Arrived and sailed for the River the Batavia, Turner, from Antwerp; and Georgic Darin, Edgar, Ginn Malaga: the latter remains, and the former has put back. The Ilenriette Illaria,ftelmwer, from Antwerp, was strand ed near Swinemisente on the 241 rust. The Elizabeth and Mary, Elba, from Alexandria to Con stantinople; Toroutoli, Imperial brie, from Alexandria is Candia ; a French vessel, and • Mature bulb from Alexandria, were detained by the Greeks iu August, and. sent into Castello Rime. DIVID6ND PATARLH AT GUILDHALL TO,NORROW. ■. U. Melillo, of Fereberet wee! IY PRICE OF vrocKs YESTERDAY 3 per Cent. Red 7711 t 1 Indef. Hondo.. 72 71 pr. 3 per Ct. Corm 7ltti 1 Ex. Kills, 1,0001. 3i per Cent B74w 1 4 5 pr. 4 per Ceti a 93f1 9tlk 1 Ditto Small .. •.5 7 pr. 5 per Cr. N. Ati...110:1 l Lottery Ticket. 19/. It 3•. 11 I 1 Cutts. for Not .. 7S 4i G.rik L. A:1/1. 19 7-161 1 ..vOt• :w rt•. • ir -' • T V: rilk 4RIII The depot at Newport, Isle of Wight, coal/ale at present of deiscbrbenis from the f 4tosOrop corpse -Atha. lit, ail 6th r B.h, oth, 12th, 14th, 16114 Iph.24th, and, 3715, Seth, 434, 4516, 51st, 71st, 73.1, sod 93.1 reginscom of foot, making, in the whole, • force of tem; mete, or thereabout., all of whom are Tweeted in Albany Barracks, nut Oder the immediate room/sod of Cabled Rosa. The &lOTve de. tee-braced. will be dispatched to their respective enypa, from .time in time, in mei, of war transports, as fret as essaalties shall render it necessary. anti opportunities tronr. 7 NTRY FAIttS AND I,I.4KKETS. swarwsetlaW Ala. One great fair on Tueedtepend Wednesday denoted a go. bend stagnation is the sale of Farntiag Frothier, with tistt except' of Ratter. Ois the homer day, there was the finest show of sheep, sad the greatest number ever known in this town : a sufficiency of pen. could nut be hrovided, and hundred s were e ithe r stopped on the ro a d ither, or sent hack as soon as they writhed the suburbs : fat ones sold at from 4d, to bd. per lb ; stores were ▪ Pigs were numerous; a few fat animals obtained bit., hat the general prices were from 3J. to 4.1. per lb. 04 the f o llowing .Is the supply of cattle was too excessive foe the demand; fat beast. obtained 4 id. to 5}.1.: we heard of five fat beillocka, estimated 10 score per qnarte,r, sold at 101. 10s. &head, in centavo/ice of she trick of • dealer, who, haring 01111116 , M1 that price, urged several friends 'recessively to offer *limirec and lower prices, until at MA his lino bidding was seonated.---alkiin cheese fetched from 28.. to Ma per cwt., osideillbg dairies from 40s. to 455. per eon., and hest dairies from 48a. to ss. per cwt. There was a great quantity on hand relent., morning, wletels was sold at a reduction of from 4.. io sa. pea cot....T.he average price of butter was from 8101. to hid per lb, but a few lots feerbed as high as Pd. per 11..,and all was sold. Ilacus, from 5.leL to 64. per lb. Ham% '7411. per lb. MARKO? natal MO tata. On Wednesday last oar fair was but thinly stiended: there was good • supply of wood, which was principally sold, at gather better prices than at the preceding fair. Horses and beast. (of the former of whirls there was ow uoostat quantity, hot of very inieldliwg quality) were mostly all sold, though the sellers had to ,compisi• of the loom". of priers. The trailesmea in the pleasore fair fell the are( of the general scarcity of money. IVEYRIL TALC tVeyhill sheep fair ennarnennod on Wednesday morning. Thedelightfest weather. and Improving prices, gave a cheer log colour to His liveliness of the woe. The supply of sheep was not an large by 30,000 ma last year; but pur chasers were in sitionelance, and the whole that none pressed were eagerly booght at better prices than bays been tib taiord at soy of the late fairs; the mean proportion be. jug at least 4.. per bead higher than at Willem (air. The priers were as follow:—gown Ewes from 20s. up to Mk sad 401.; down lambs from 14a. to 22a.; withers from 30s. to 420. The rhea, of horse, was not considerable, but • great member ' of those eolobeted were remarkably Gee, particularly boot /se-like looses sod readsten; •nd as mat there were WSW, 11.1Wikat 2.year old cart colts, which, with the better draught k/pisema met • pretty ready Nate at moderate prices. There was an extra member of bones of the middling sort, werich most probably will go off at low prices —The Hop fair does not commence till Friday.—The qa utility of clue,* pitched is out so large at ihia early *late as at many former (sirs, and the ye icea are sot yet opened. • ' • - - --- A FELOIV 'S CONFESSION. . Among the convict. who were lately removed from the 'Norwich City Gaul to Portionou Ile, to the bulks at Sheenieas, preparatory to bring transported for life, was James Holly. who, before his departure, gave the following statement of the nonserons robberies is, which he had been neon., ned 1 was born at North iValshain, in the year 1797 ; I came at a very early age to live in Norwich, in the parish of St. Aeigustine'a. Aimed thirteen years of age. 1 went to live orevant with Mr. Page, at the Rolle 11111; 1 lived there about WWII yens., and in the course of that time I gal acquainted pjlb bad companion.. which caused use to spend all the mosey I could get. The brat crime 1 committed was, I went into the maids room, garaged a hos, and took two pounds out. 1 went on committing petty crime, t.ll I was tweed away. these I went to live at Mr. Geldart's, liquor merchant; 1 did not live there more than half a year, fur I kept going on in the tome kind of way n. 1 dot at the other plane; they found me nut, anal turned me away. I did not go to service any more; I went shout to get what I could. night 1 and • buy by the name of Peirce went to Mr 1110. , 101 stabler, Magdalen gales, and look, ii, and stole therrlillt a great coat ; the same Hirt.. we asid e eig h t l oaves mid a cheese and eleeese-kuife from a shop at New C a lm s , • for Mr. Browne's coneert, we were takeo op and tried arid sentenced to (one the impeimonmeot in Bride-spell.— Wh e n I was relined I got scepesiiiteil with sonic well known characters in the city, and thenl began to be a hoiew.breaker. and William Mork and lVess. Golding went to North Reptile, and broke Wtn a stable; we stole a black mare and loro-.n horse; we were taken tip for it ant tried tit Thetford; 11 ant Meek were cleared, Galdiog got la susitorteal for life. tV e kept goialr to fairs pocketpirkiog. I All4l 3leelt, and one not in custody, broke open liar house of Mr. Utting, In the pariah of St. John's Timberbill; we gut 'Wens 'pounds and a wale!, ; the week after 1 and Meek, nod three mue not in custody, 'seta to Shoteallam and broke Isla • fa m house, lint could get nothing only a sack full of meat ; "a little whale after 1 slut Meek ayd Dye, and two more lot in custody, went to Long Stratton and broke into a f re m.hompe, and r rot a great deed of plate; the same night we went about a mile thrones the town and beard of ettrifher homer, hot some one gave the alarm sail we were forced to make the hest of our way from thence ; about a weal after, in Norwith, we broke open a man's t irrge , but got very little there lent knives and tusks; the Deal WWI a botcher's shop la the shambles, wet got seven stoic or beef; then, in the da)time, spent our time iu passing forged notes and base coin. Oise night land two lallWe not committee!, owl Mr. Leeds on the Ditches. Liiiirked him doom, sod took from him more then • two ponds ; the twat we wool to Spa. gardens, in Potkiliorpe. aml moused the bar. we look nom tlwore two stone bottler of liquor; the twat we did was Mr. Golney's - wa r ehi s owt, setioolt foam theome . tousamthil at mats; 1 mud one not committed went to Wide/ban: and hroke open a gegia Ilentso's house these, we got some plate and 2/. ii, copper; then we came In Norfirte, and une eight I and t wit more not I commitird met s shrimp mss. •1 the top of Daera.ptaeo, we knocked lien eland sod look from him his watch awl elevese -lejltioes in mosey; after that. I foul James Turk amid Wane. and one more not is 11111.41 y, !net a y oung Inv , ma the Ditel.es, we koneked him down, and took fro m h im 11. S e „ and his bat ; Tank and Watt• wore token up for it and non. mitt' for hial The next I did was with John Poll, and two o the,a not commiteed ; we met Mr. Barker nn the Ditches, we stopped hits., and took Ili. watch; Poll was la k e , ' up anti rOMMilird for triel. The seem I, and two more not committed, btoke open Mr. Watling 's hoisee and got mans -things. We broke thirteen locket. I erns taken up and condemned at the last Summer Aortae., 1841, to die, Lot got reprieved fur taainpurtsliol fur life. (Signed) JAM FS SULLY. p.s —o a t of all my companion,. Meek, Poll, Tuck,Watts, owl Dye r were emolenineel al the same Assize, with me, but Mee rest see stall to liberty. I forgot to mention, J. Meek, And two nor iee noienly, picked the lock of Mr. Foti:dhain'a }oust, and took several articles ; Edwards and the pang wopian, Awe R•osaby„ who liv e d w ith hi m , were taken op and tried for it, but the livings being found on leer, g.. 11 clear. an I she was transported at the Qoarlvr Sessions. I and two more, not ie. caatnely„ met Mr. Garth /ter egaiost the ewmaaun plirlap; I threw him down ; we got oohing from hits. lint his hal, for lit aiond hi, watch.ckais round the button bolo, so that we could not get it, because acme pee:lollmM us about him, and we were forced to flee him. —thee meowing I and Meek, and three inure not In rn.tody, broke into* ontelianaker's shop in Berodreet, bet got very little, fur Ilse watetwo west taken newsy. We broke tbrouclo • dorm Into a grocer's shop: we Rol Mae loaf of sugar sod edam candles; we ale prevented from ;Otitis Wore by a I lit tie limes bat king, so we went off. , (yip Mot, Septewber 7, MIL Ira. , r • C 4, ►U, t.. • &Ai .1 1 " r.- ' v rii ' tr*-7 , . -• gl C 111 ARK EDS. (Frown the ". Loraine Mercantile Price eurival," oT Tuesday, (Mawr 16, 1321.1 WEST INIIMA AND SPANISH MAIN PROTAICS. Correa has heen 1,. More &mend since our last, and al the problte sales the ordinary to line ordinary +whites of Jamaica went off with apvit , 41111114rOliKht an advaoce of ts. to 30 • net wets ; the better dewriptiows were wit howl alteration. Dutch and DOIIIIIIiC., in coestquence of the large supply, have twos dull at the former prices; the prices of Foreign Coffee have been fully supported, and in some iliclllloCti a small advance has loosen paid; Porto Aim, of good quality, with colour, browiglit 11Th 6 1 . to 103.. 13J.; St. Du. ming°, 1010 Ad to 103.. 6.1. Brazil, 100...t 0 102 s. pe r cwt. IN) casks and 2,017 bag. of Fonige were put up dung the week and nearly the whole was odd. The stock of CoffeB is now 5,204 tuns, being 1,575 more than at this time last year; present prices 241. per cat. lower. B. P. SUGAR has heels in steady demand at the prices flouted in our 14.1, except for brow.,, which is again about 14. lower; good brown workinX Jmnaica has heelo *old at 55 5 . to 565. middling 600. and in. 76.. per cot. 474 bad.. and 61 hods. of Trinidad, and 29 lihds. of Demerara were brought to auction on Friday, consistiog of ordinary brown to middling trialitieo, the seho'e was sold within 6d. per cwt. of the previous prices, tending downwards. Foactici SUOAR.-There have brew iequiries fur both white and brown Ilavannah suit Brasil, but the holden are unwilling ta sell at the present (rowan iiii s. The Sloth of B. P. Sugar a now 3.701 casks more than at this time last year; ,present. prices ss. per cwt. lower per Ga-etle ge. Bum -A piddle sale of Jamaica and Leeward Island was brought forward on Friday, the former wrist almost ld. per gallon lower; the demand is at presort very languid. The stock of Rom is now 36,039 puncheons, aid price of Proof Lomat.' Is. SJ. per gallon ; ditto same time last year 20,527 puncheon*, and poke of Proof Leeward 2s. Id. per piston. PIaIrNTO is without alteration. LoGwooor continues in regular demand at doe former prices. EAST INDIA PRODUCE. Corron.-The chief object of interest in the Cotton mat ket shore our last was the East holm Company's sale, wineh took place on Friday, and conliated of 12,350 bales of Bengal, 13,0311 Surat, 596 Madras, 230 Bourbon, sad 116 Parking, making altogether 19,322 bales; there was a good attendance of the trade at the sale, and the holders generally twine disposed to sell at the recent to/real prices; about 13,001 hale. were taken at and after the sale. The best qualities of Bengal and Surat were in good &mama at foil In-ices; the middle qualities were heavy of sale, and a re duction o f about 41. per lb. took place in this desci Option of Bengal, and 4il. to d. in Stint, and lint few acre sold, the ordinary qualities went off very steadily; Surat was nut is good demand, and nearly une.half was bought in. It is estimated that rather more than half the quantity sold nag taken fur humeason, and the remainder to be shunt equally divided heisoen exporters and speculators. The private transact' of the week have bees, limited, but no altera tit oo has occurred in the print. The sales of the week are, in hood, per public sale, 9,200 bales Bengal, ordinary to middling 51.1. to 54d., fair to good fair 5,'-,.1. 0;d., good 61.1.; 3,500 Surat. ordinary to middling fial. to (ltd., tetras good fair 7.1. to 741., good Sd.; 500 Madras, middling, good fair 7d. Duly paid, 20 Upland, good fair 101d.i, iiO Cannon' and Grenada, fair to good fair 10.1. to 100, good to One 1 Id is 114 4 ; boo Surat, middling 7J., fair *1;1 Bengal, middling 6141., fair to good fad. Cp. to Gill., good to fine 6ld. to 7d. -Tulsl 14,440 bales. Itsntao.-The market has beta very steady since the East India Company's sale. Tra.-Gunauwder, which cost at the last sale 4s. 10. J. per lb., is uow saleable M ea advisee. of 34. to 4J. per lb. LIVERPOOL REPORT, Ormuz 13. The flat slate of the COTTON market *sliced is one 1641 has continued the AN hole of this week, sad prices are barely nopporpcd, except fur Sea Islasda, whoeh continue in goo.l requeirt, and maintain their value: the total sales are 6,51 , 0 bags, and consio of 2,800 Bowed. at sp. a lid.; 550 Orleans at 9.1. a 123.1.; 7009 ea Wands at 144 d. • I9d. and aft w at 21J ; 980 Pero:meat 124 d a Md. chis fly at 124 d. mid A fsw ordinary at 12.1.; 400 Satins at 1 I a ltd. and a few at 14.1.; 150 Maranham4 at I lid. a 124.1.; 160 Mina Novas al I lid. a 11 : 1.1.; 70 Mina Genes at 94d.; 100 Hai bettors at 9;d.; 80 Demerara* at lop. at ltd.; 10 homiest. at 0;d.; 50 West India" at 101.1. ; 20 Bahamas at 101 d.; 511 Penni aus at 94.1. ; 100 Laguiraa at BJ.; 50 Claim 00000 at 71d. a Nei.; 96 Saran at 7.1/1. a 8:,(1.; and 149 &DUOS at 6:J. a 7!l per lb. The import this ss,ek is 6,777 bags, via. New Odom" 1,490 bag., Brazil 5,287 bags. About 1,100 casks of B. P. Sugar have been offered this week, cousi.ting principally of brown and low middling qualities, and of these only about 700 fontol buyers at a further ikreline on these descriptions of /oily Is. per rwt. fair dry brown and clean Jamaica sold at 52.. and 535. mid dling 56a. a 625. brow. Tritiodad 50.. a 525. and lovr 555. n 565. A few ponelleues of rod Demerara Mo raines brought by auction 20s. In Foreign and East India Sugar nothing has here done. We have more inquiry for Coffee, is coesecinence of the London musket having be come more steady, and the improvement in pores there ; hot as we have not such 'offering, the aides are only to a limited extent, coosisting of a few parcels of Plentstion, at 105.. 6d. for im ordieeryJsinairs, 121 e. for good middling Dutch, 300 Mgr cosmos ordiaary St. Domiego at Ns. and a few casks stifle onliesey at 100 s. . _ In Cocoa, Glower, or Pimento, eothieg km been done. There is very little inquiry fur Rice, and only • 'mall p•reel of fair Consties has been disposed of at 18.. Roma Cu/disuse dull, sod little business has been done ; a few puncheons of new Jamaica have brought 9.. a tr. 14. for 16 O. P. There is a steady &nand for Dyewoorls, and line fresh Jamaica Logwoud has brought 81 and common Spaaish Fomie 51. 3s. per toss. Asliet are in demand for export, and Down and New York Marls bring .10s. a 41s. and Pots 381.; Mu*. treats are in fair Armand for Luse use. At the public male of Hides us, Thiir.day the poise parcels neat Id per lb. higher, but the luiver qualities were dell witbe.ut any im provement in price. ; R. A. dry Cow sad Ox mild at 10t ; t1. fur middling to per lb. fur prime, salted Std. • 6d. per lb.; and £7,000 Horse at As. 164. a 78.44. awl fur a few choice 70.10 d-each. Tallow is entresarly doll sod looking down. There hat been 4 fair ilewianil fur the better devcript{ows of Virginia Leaf Tolmeco fur the Irish market, and about 60 blids. hire been takes from 4f,d. to rot. for urid.lhng , ltd. 10 60. for fair to good; the export demand is still suspred ✓el. Virginia Stemiced bee cautioned in steady reqwest for the trade, and the *drawee of last week is folly maiotsilsed. The demand fur most eleseliptities of grain Meek sue Is.t line burn very limited , and sales of new Wheat have been made at a reduction of 4d. to 6J. per bushel; gem, slaiples of old 'wetly maintain the previews. quotations. Omu of the urn crop bring very inferior is qualify, have 5..14 at • reelec tion of lel to Sil. per bushel. 11.rley has also declined 3d. to 4d. per bushel. Is American Floor the only mole we hare to notice is a small lull of flesh Philadelphia, fur export, at 35.. per bored. Of Sicily Shoome the sales see confined to small parcels, at 19s. to 1111 Ild. per ewe. Fur Saltpetre there has been 1 . 0011.11C01:1101, about 800 bags having been sold at 764. fur middling, sod 2Ss per ern. fur good quality. corserprence of the improved aeronsits from the Davies Straits fishery, it is emieliate.l Him the produce will be rather above the average quantity; a sale of new Oil has hero made at 71/. Old tXhale Fin. have bees, .old at 771. per ton, there are nu buyers of tien above 761. Sted Oils are 'stationary. FliVlT.+Tile cargo of new Muscatel Raisin whirl was lousiest to auction last week, sod nearly all bought io , use ✓oue put op 00 Thursday last with another; there was, however, very little mote iliipmition In purchase, and uoly a few lots were sold, and Howe at lower prices : et be observed, that they were not of the best quality. New Jordan Almonds were taker in at 11/. per cwt. RtilKID SIVGAR.—There has tatter a fair demoted for or dinal} laige Lump. fur Ilaintiorgh at 775. 1 sad better qua. lily el lei. Seas. per tit. ; s ale demand fi.r home constimp_ tiva asoliaaira rather extensive. Molasses have been m le.. demand. Postscript, Tuesday, Oclob.v 16, 1821, Four &Clock. Costal' —The market was much more heavy to.day than during labs werk, and at the public sales Jamaica went al a reduction of about is. per cwt. Funrign wild at ntuch *L oam, rates, except pale St Doming.,, which being in demand at !wave's., brought as advance of 2s. per cwt. ; the cotourr sorts went nff heavily. The B. P. SOLI* market was without alteration B.e qualities eumenaild higtt price, ; another parcel brought 7155. per cwt. The public sale or sorbodoes went or I. • On Saturday se'uniglit Lurid Watkins, of pasha, of Lanirrechfa, Nlootenontlishire, wo. eon„,,._ teed to the comity gaol, hy J. H. Moabßums, E.. 4. on suspicion of having taken reed carried away c t ,_ household good., the property of W. HOWELL, from hi. dwelling-house in Isomerlira efores,kid. HOWELL is trllliet to WATKINs. who , It if sup. posed, took away the goods of How►:L,. iii ass absence, and without notice, in order to krure ietit—a most illegal and oppiessive practice not till - fiequesitly resorted to, but which it is hoped the example made in this case will put an effectual stop to. Watkins was subsequently admitted to hail. b1R714. Mn. Ann Gregory, wife • pii;ata soldier i• the 3d 1- riasynt et font guard•, residing No. 9, Kings Head cowl, Broadway, Westminster, on Saturday, of three so•t, DEATHS, Oa Friday laid, is Doctors' Commons, Elizabeth, the wife of Mr. Richard Hope, of Luxted, near Down, is Kent, iu the 73d year of Lee ale. Lately, on his voyage home from India, Captain Robert Saandirson, of his 89th regiment. In Tipperary, on Friday week, aged 78 years, Edmund Scully, Esq. HIGH WATER THI S DA aluruiag 34 ■fler 6. Of AT LONDON BRIM: E. I Ereaiair al after 7. 111. TUCIDAY, OCTORVII 16. Genoa.. Inherit ... lOl .. Venice .... ..... ...• !I 6 Al•lis MNaples. ....... ...• 39 ,Irma), per oz ll4 sbna Oposlu .. 110 400 UAW& . • SG UuWiu Si CUI k 9 BULLION Portugal Gold iu f s. sit Cbill, per us .... 0 0 0 Guld iw 5ara...... 3 17 tut New Doubloons—. 0 0 0 New Dollars 0 4 9 Silver a&n 0 410) CERTAIN iosi•liaae Complaint ia h►st torn- CA. bates' by a reetiame I. BOERII.IATE's RED PILL, No. 2. which is admirably prepared for the speedy mad effcetual core of Distases of that Class. The experiesee of many years, is various parts of Europe and America, has satisfactorily esiablishril the reputation of this remedy. It is 901.1 by Mr. Johnson. 66", C01415'111; air. Saocer Oat, Emma awl ('o.), 154, Oxford-swat ; Mr. Ward. Holborn; and Mr. Stradhog, Royal Estimate, Leaden, I. heats a: 4s. 44. each, aid may be had of all Medicine Yellen. Carp* diem— & promptly "rifle. 'll7 HEN %mace tortiaii to explore the C01111)rr. V rated asaeleisery of Man, she was speedily eutangleJ in a labyrinth of myth-Fiona ronfosiors, Amu which iateliec tunl perieverance elope cormoripated her. lipsorsoce and empiricism), however, still oppose their verinnows and the prejudire of weak osivols, la some measure, meow. rages their audacity. As Truth is to Falsehood, so may our public statements be compared with their oraissolillea pretensions, sail to expose their fallacies, we have oat hesi tated to avow ourselves as practitioners in a clam of pre emies, which endanger the mysire ?retorters of Nature. To be brief: we are Members of the London College d Sot gem's, can establish the isiseersio of our Cherogoor urea he success of 'Fireuty Taira practical experience* sod as- Immure the grateful testimosy sr those in whom Wag safer img had urnrly extingisiabest every hope of relief. We pledge ourselves to the removal of SYPHILIS, from Is insipiest symptoms Is the reasosest Wages, ebaratterised by every doubt and iirlertever malimmacy. The istrieste and norrh.negleeted diorama of the Urethra. hate brew care fully and stuiliossly rorsidrerd, as have also thine dollies.. acid important sympathies which refer to the Female tir•. The iiißriniiies armlets) boor hero rspreially noticed, sir thee as arising from she arbitriatireg tyramy of a ingots' atiumplsere—the natural him of irowilliation—sohe impa deere of gaiety—or the more alarming milliard' a repro al.). to practices ' 4 which shun sloe lighl;" lie perigtsot at shit+ is rearl.ed by a gradual dereliction of the 'BMW powers. To all who are thus circumstanced, sad woes rep' (-rally to sorb as are napiram• fur ronnubial pleasures, r.. rirroottly remonmesal our irostroamsary, Ile Ihr perusal of which mutt prove bruellcuil to morel happiness. Th. Rook caw he hid al ft, Patetworder-row; 59, P'" l mall; 41, Piccadilly ; Prioces ttr-et. Shim ; 174, sod 31 . Fleet.w,eet ; 40, West Smithfield; Mi, Ckettritile; it” , k• anti Sieveasoo, Norw , r4t ; Deck. Ipswich; liP•rppissa, Bru tal; Barran and Dullield, Bath; lists, Caaribrialgo; Rd"' ley, !relit; •iiil by all Booksellers. Remedies ran be forwarded to any part of the issaatrt ; rntiente ',rations for the same, will piesse to rock's. a Pack at home for repudiation m trust CAPPS and Co. SI R.C. Sorgtoos, IL, ttooortor aiwah Flert.atreet, Loadon.—A pri•ete donr mood thraldom Prigled and Publmbed at 11l E CRITIC!!! PRESS a. 41 TM 6 GLOBE Off.e.. N. 117, Sanaa, al C CURVR'EL L. tai the Stra.ad. COURSE OF EXCHANGI Sinai. Mom. C.F. 12 17. Ditto al Sight 12 14 Rot tesdsas l2 18 Ant wet p ....- 12 10 Ilairtburgh 38 1 Alton* Paris 3 day's trate 45 75 Ditto 26 5 lloisrsleaux .... • • 2tl Fratakfort on the Naine 157 retrrsburah, p. rbl. 0; 3 Us. Vienna Trieste ...... 10 24 Madrid . 34 ()Bali . Balboa 351 Barerloaa ksilhr Gibraltar •1 HORSE AND DOG MEDICINES, PREPARED 81( T. wATsoN, DRUGGIST, CAMBRIDGE. THESE MEDICINES hove been for many year. in the highest repute, and ape 'anchored by many of the Bret Sporting Characters its the Kingdom, who. bare gives the Proprietor their testimony isi Writiog. From his Majesty's Huntsman. '• Hume-Paik, Wisdom, July B. " have made oar of your Balls fur the Dog Dias temper fur several years past, and said them far preferable so soy other medicine I ever tried ; therefore Kill thank you to mod me as many as suit caw for note, sod direct diem to Mr. Rich, No. 101, Holbursidsill, Iw.wbs , autt the, don be paid fur oil delivery. I am, Sir, your humble Servant, R. DAVIS, Hieutamaa to his 61.jesty's harrier. Sold is Packet., as follows: a. d. I s. d. Porcine Bulls for Horses I 4 I Alterative Balls (i doz.)? Mercurial ditio 2 0 Blistering Ovut we. (a pot)3 0 Diuretic Balls (t, doa ) 3 0 Distemper halls fordaigs I Kiwbv's Liquid Blister, is bottles, 4.. 64. sod Bs. oath, by T. Watson, Chemist, Cambridge, and by his sole Aerate Butters, Na. 4. Chearitle, London, and 34, Barkwille-street, itulstoi; and Ivy the principal Druggists, Booksellers and Malicia* Veollers, is every Too. throughout the IL/sited kingdom. Kirrhaaers are requested to ask fur " %Watson's Horse and Dog Medicine," and to observe his name and address on the directions to prevent inspositious. I ■ N