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'! 111 L I ' 1 . • ! . i I , f the easel-UMW al thee! in, the day; her brother, who was in ate Courtyard, came to the water's edge and hallooed, de- Omit her tsilabe him with her; the boat put back, and he on taken In ; releaser was at the w ater's edge at the time, .id a mats laid his band on Prisoner's shoulder, poiat. tog witness and her brother out to him ; Sanctity she party htylri no Fyne. !Hurd; reached Arslegh between tea sod oeKr; her brother „was before her with severe/ **here; mmediately saw a number of people me from the chapel ; her troshand was knocked down with atones; bond tip his held with a handkerchief, and said to him she would go mid her brother; on going up, saw her brother at the corner of a 'loose stretched out, with a quantity of blood about lie is dead," said one of the marauders ; " if he is net," said the Prisoner, " this will help him ow" Prisoner strew:vested thia expression hr stamina( 0* her brother's body with bill feet ; the partite then took him out and threw ti:mi into a ditch, mid witness ran sway, and did not see her brother till the reeving abets he was brought to Newcastle aeon ly a corpse by the Police; he died between one sod two isa the morning.—[This witness wait cross-examined, but nothing materi-s1 was elicited ) Simnel Buckley, brother its preceding outwit, sworn—' %Va. at Ardagh at Iwo o'clock on the Bawls, atter the as. •iees; saw !bitchy at the tower port of the town, at that %oily; his sister told him shoot sine days afterwards that Prisoner was present at the affray ; never told bee he saw him at Ardsgh, fur fear of " the Newcastle Radicals ;" knew his pietyr lodged informations; be himself never inteetled to pro. perste; sew lititichy at large is. Newemile, later she murder. Lieutenaot Percy was next sworn—Commands the police at Newcastle ; remembers the day Buckley WI. killed; a Tall came to inform him; found Buckley nearly dead on the side of a ditch; saw marks of wrestling and of corduroy breeches :it the mud. Daniel Sadleir, policeman, sworn—Knows Prisoner ; when apprehended be said his name was Harbsed ; be was taken to B. Mr Yokes was next prodweed—le • Magistrate of the county ; Wiwifeed Buckley sad her brother went off from the Arthiin without his coupes', se be was desired by the Crown Joieryers to take them under his protertiou ; be afterwards rook her itifurmetion in this matter; she told the same story she now does; believes she would have been moldered bad she openly eommunicated what she kaew at die time. Timothy Crowley, sworn and reansised.—Went by wilier along will; the party; sheet arrived at the upper end of Ar dsgb, area came out of the dispel to attack them; Winifred Buckley cuald not keep up with the potty, and he looted back and saw her hothead, who was with her, receive m igiOM ; a 11131) mane up and took witness by the throat ; be readied a house and got uuder a bed, but was discovered mid struck with a pitchfork ; he was afterwards carried out and thrown Into a bole of water, the fellows crying " Murder she apy!" would know the Prisoner among a thousand; he was not there; admits, however, be was running with his back tumid. John Dnhig being sworn, enflamed the last witness's les timuny ; be was also of the party, bat was innocent and in bad company; was struck, and was flute hr was droll; was Mayerst of every thing except working now and then in Mr. Husknur's employment; the other witnesses were not to; they were guilty of as Intention to prosecute. Would know Hiachy, the Prisoner; be was net a the atiatk. Before quitting the table this witness said, t• My Lord, I knee gut Mete to communicate; when 11l of my wounds Winifred Buckley canoe to my bedside sad asked me to Mrar against the Pri.uner, arid 1 would be. well rewarded" Witness, however, answe►ed, that he would out perigee himself. _ . _ _ _ Cross eX3Olialliioll resouted—Never told this before to any use; thielks it would be hard to bang an innocent mau ; a reward is bribery; was three days in the army and did out return his bounty, and does think he will. Duhig was here confronted with Winifred Buckley, who swine that she ntver made say such offer as he spoke of; ass could nut, as she was emslinted is Newcastle mem bowie at the time ' • she ventured onee oat, and " spy" being called after her, she returned; was not is witoess's house ton the last sixteen years. Maurice Cupoor, another of the party, wan produced; know• Prisoner if nut painted, and he was wit p I the day of the atiack ; heard he was sick, and at Pat. Nash's, iii Um , riek, at the time; could nut tonal the blnws given as he had nut pen, ink, and paper. Pat. Nash was then examined—Witame knows the Pri- honer; he was in tole at last Assizes, and lorlged•hr uess's house; war ill all that week, so much so that he coold lint attend his brother's trial. He left his house sonic. what recovered ou the Safterskey morning. Pat. Warde. who spoke only Irish, was sworn, sad exits reined by an interpreter.—Recollects the Saturday of last etesietres Poisoner came to bis buuse that night on his way from Limericks Slept with witness that evening; he was worn down with fatigue and very feverish. • Michael Kelly and Daniel Bagguely corroborated last witness, as to seeing the Prisoner in N'ude's bed up to mid. dey on the Sunday that Buckley was murdered. Mr. Furlong, a Magistrate of the county, was th►a el. dimmed —Hr knows Prisoner; never beard any thing to his disadvaiitage; by common report be is tether a simple man ; witness's house was attacked some time ago, sad prisoner came vuluntaiity to seated in pi otecting it. John Fi!zgibbon also gave Prisoner • fair character. He had been occasiouslly employed by witness's family. Baru° 111'CIelland summed up the evidence with uncom. mon ability. He alluded in feeling teems so :he unfortunate stale of Newcastle, sod lamented t bat the laws of the country were held is such disrespect, that • witness was in fear of hie: life wheel lie came forward to tell the truth. The Jury, after • few minutes deliberation, returned a verdict of Not Guilty. The Court adjourned to Thursday anoruiug. LIMERICK, DECEMBER 19. Monday morning Mr. Nat. Keys, • respectable farmer, was murdered at Deerpark. near Drum treen, m this county, by a fellow who gave him a blow of • spade in the head ; the murderer, Juhn Connell. absconded. in the presence of some hun dreds, but it is hoped he will be shortly brought to justice. as the police are most active in the pursust. Friday alight, a patty of the 42d Highlanders, stationed at Ilruree, in this county, were called to quell a riot in • public-house; un approaching it, the serjeant Hilliard) followed a man • who was pointed out to hiin as the principal in the • affray—the serjeant caller:ion him to surrender, but woe met by a blow of a large stone,•whicli felled him to the ground; the ruffian stamped on the body. and certainly inevitable death would have followed, hat fortanstely ensign Clarke and cor poral Whitley came upend secured the man, named Gore, who with two of his companions, Leary and AlorpAy, were secured and lodged iu gaol ; in their possession was found a prayer-book, which it is stated was used by them in administering illegal oaths, and also • quantity of gunpowder was gut i n Murphy's pocket. On Saturday evening, about fire o'clock, es a marketing party of the 9.9 d Highlanders, consisting of • corporal and three private., were returning to Ballincety, when near Cahirnarry one of the into was • few yards in front of the others as an advance guard, a fellow came behind hint, tripped up his heels, seised his firelock, and made off with it : the party immediately gave chase; the eateloo . tal soon overtook the scoundrel and knocked hint down with the butt of his runsket, secured hint. and brought bum to Ballyneety. Wheal the party were ittackrci, a respectable mail (whose name we have heard), who reside, near Cahiruarry, and some of his wieu. were passive spectators—the road at the tie* was covered with country people coming few* Limerick—the corporal very naturally apprehglittifed a rescue, and applied to this man for assistilice, whit h lie posi tively refused. Mr. James Barry. of Hockstovro. fortunately came up at tbs time, and on the corpo- tars applying to him. he very kindly tewisintd with the party until the Prisoner was delivered over to Lieutenant Arthur, at Ballyneety. The fellow's name is Macgrath, from Herbertstown, a well known character. Next morning Lieut. Arthur end a party of the 93t1 Highlanders brought him to Limerick with three other prisoners, charged with attacking a party of the 434 near Brurer. They arc committed for trial at the Special Commission. Macgr. tlt will. be tried in the City Court. IVe are informed that • Roman Cotholic Cie,- gyinao, not niany miles from this city, who expos tulated with his Rork. on Sunday, on the insanity of the proceedings of the lower order., in nightly attacking their peaceable neighbours, was attempt ed to be murdered within the precincts of the chapel, by several fellows, but were persuaded from the committal of it by an interference an the part of some of the gang, that he should in future ab stain from such observations. S,vrral of the nocturnal depredators have been lode l iti the Bride*ell of Charlevalle. . . A few nights ago the house of the clerk of Pains Grego church was surroutide'd by nearly a hundred armed men, who der/waded the key of it, which • lie gave and accompanied them whilst they were searching the house of worship fur lead, which they said way deposited there previous to repairing; not boding any. they got ladders and ascended the roof, but were also discppoisktesl; they then retired, desiring the clerk to intimate to the Her. Mr. Jellett to part witli his Proctor, Otherwise they wool.l pay I a visit ; the sane night several houses in the vicinity of Millis Great, were attacked for fire arms, and missy stand obtained by these u3isguided wreich.r. lisformatioris of this outrage are takeil by the ftev. Charles P. Coate, a Magi.- trate of this county. Friday night the house of Michael Ryan, a Is. bourer, on the Dona* E.tate, was attacked, Nati a musket obtained by the rufiails—the getilleinen of that neighbourhood, with Sir Hugh DlllOO Missy at their head, are touch on the alert, and from un wearied exertions it is hoped these midnight iutrud els will speedily be dis•roverecl. By a fetter to its from Colonel Balfour, of the 40th tegiment, a very active Magistrate of this county, we learn, that the Rev. William Fits- Remit', Perish Priest of Koockaderry, bra ►rot its is the of f icer eommailditig ihr leutpr at Newt-wile, two stand of rum, *lnch had been brought to Inns as. I lergy man or the parish. Ilotialumatury notices have been posted in several pant of the county Waterford. A carriage of Air. Brutiiiiry's returning to Ne nagh from this city, on Monday night last, was swept elf the pond by the flood at Groody-bridge, sod the drive► and horses drowned. The day coach from Dublin to Limerick. on Sunday last, was in imminent dii.iger, by the horses taking fright and whetting round, from the wares which were dishing fruits thut part of the road which is flooded Hear Grundy. The exertions of Captain K.arie, county Limerick regiment, who leaped out sod eed the horsey, prestuted the worst constqweoces.. _ A •mall salmon was found on the rood near Quntpoole,•'oa Sunday, which had been driven up by the floods. Monday, a horse wits drowned in the flood near Quinshorough. Several lairds in Cork were inundated by she floods on Friday; the loss of potatoes in the low lands has bees. very considerable. We stated a few days ~ii,ce that the ancient Bridge of Killaloe had tecrived serious injury by the late storm and flood.. 011 Sunday last one of the arches at the county Tipperary side fell in, and two °there are likely to follow. At this season of the year the Wrierruption to u communication be tweets the counties of Tipperary and Clare must be a very great public inconveuierice. On Thursday John Roche, E•q. of Cove, fell from has horse near Cloyne, and was killad. The Ball at Swisiburies on Monday evening, in sid • of the Mendicity foods, was nnrueiously and losltionably attended—dancing craninenced at ten o'clock, by Lord Clueing and Mrs. Hugh Massy, of Riveradale, leading off, and was kept up with much spirit until a late hour yesterday morning. MURDER OF MRS. TORRANCE. The only defence attempted to be made by the murderers of Mrs. Torrence, on their trial at Li merick on Monday, was the usual one of au alibi, and this on behalf of M`Namare stone. A woman was produced to sustain it, but totally faded. To the very fnll original report of this case, which we gave yesterday, we now add the Judge's address to the culprits when passing sentence:— Barn• %Mummies), before passing the awful sentence of the law upon the Prisoners, said to them: "You have been footed guilty of the wicked crime of murder upon the clear est and most satisfactory evidence. In the long period of my professional practice I do not recollect a case more maiodest or clear. I most highly approve of the verdict ; it is the only ogle the intelligent Geotlemeu of the Jury could pronounce. I must also say, that although many crimes have, in the course of years, conic before me, yet, take it all in all, I et • more atrocious one. This %rasa most deliberate murder; you received too sudden eaeituteat ; it was a crime hatched iu secret, and by • confederacy. You, •nfortunate awn, were duped by that Confederacy to commit that clime, and where fore? Because Mr. and Mrs. Torrance had the spirit to de fend themselves from the atrocious attack made upon them by midnight sustains, you waylaid them in the manner which has bees ro pathetically described by Mr. Torrance. I mum say, in the hearing of this numerous audience, if any thin were wanting to convince Me world, that whatever may he the pretences which induce such me• as you to begin an act of outrage, they have always ended in the perpetration of • monstrous crime. Dal you, or your associates, think Mai you would escape punishment' The •11-seeing eye of a wierOf al •rod joss God will surely always search the murderer •at ; •ed, by • concatenation of circumstances, render his guilt as apparent as the sun at noonday. You went to the House of Worship on the day that you perpetrated this deed of blood, and dared to profane God's temple by yours im piety ; f•e,yu bad is your mind the res./baton to commit murder—a crime which stands at the head of all other of. fences; and to enhance the enormity of your Wiekedaess, you selected Whitsunday fro► your purpose, • day upon which tour Divine Creator sent down his spirit to his Apes. tles, to lay the fouudatoun of that religion which has ex isted for 1,8011 years ; each was tier day you hued *poi for the perpetrations of the foulest crime that ever was recorded. When the magnanintity of that inimitable woman, Mts. 'rummer, induced her to expose her torn life to preserve that of her husband, tune very appearance of her heroism ought to have palsied your arms and withered yuu st her feet, if feeling you possessed. When that alogeloc woman, for so I must cull her, rushed to the protection of her husband, you drew forth, cowards ! you drew forth the deadly weapon a•d bwried it is her heart. There is 'nut • li►ing being present, there a not a creature who shall ever hear, or read of your trial, that will out rej.tee at your c•nvtcliow PRICE OF YESTERDAY. Bank Stuck.. 434 Y 35 EL Bills, e.... i,oool. 3 per Cent. Red... 761! I pr. I 4 pr. 4 per Cents..... 96 95i I Ditto, Small.. 4 4 1 pr. Bank 1.. Ann. '9l 6.16 I Coca. for Ace.. •771 if Indio Bonds.. 70 I;9 pr. I COAL MARKET, Dacialava 24. Ships Si Mutt. Ships culJ. Price. 24 Newcastle ....... 2 1 3145. 6d. to 434. Sumferias.' 1 MURDER. —um-- •• Moeller win speak it.ocich it hash oo tongue." In the month of July last, John Dale, • travelling hanker, from Flask, in Staffordshire, being on his circuit of hetsinessi, and not returning home at the eapeciest lime, his friends became ..laiined fur his safety. His father (who is also • resident at Flash) went in search •f him, and all trace was lost at • public-linos, at IVlnkbeeurne, ab••t three miles from gouthorn, where he was last seen. An active inquiry need search was set u• foot iu the neighbourhood, whew the hells of Ilia pack were found near • wood in Wink. bou►ne, sad which naturally raised • strong presumption that hr was murdered, yet the body could not be fotinil. A few week. dies wined., some lain/ewers sliming in a field • 4" punishment. la a fellow mortal like yourselVes I be. meek you to spend the star, limo you here to live iu this world properly. I recommend you to makes frill disclosure ref every thing you know respecting this abominable coo apiracy, of which yon have been members, sad of switch you. nue are she victims. Your sentence is--that y o u be ten on Wednesday next, your bodies given to eke surgeons fur dissection, mod the Lurd have mercy on your noels 0 " Mac- Namara exclaimed, " Amen! Oh, I never circled any Ming else from the county of Limerick blood-hounds." Every one in Court appeared greatly shocked •t the lan guage, and the SOLICITOR Grnsass My Lord, in consequence of the horrid expressiou which ha. now bees used, I shall mention a circum.tsnce which has not beers brought forward upon the trial ; when Moline) , made conies. sloe of .his guilt, be said that M`Nsmata had been his •e -eomplice, and when he was brought to the gaol, him out, and said, • that is the man who stabbed Mts. Tar ranee' be pointed The Prisoners were removed tinder an escort, and, whew passing from the Court so the gaol, M'N•ireara looked to. • warda the crowd assembled in the street, aud, as it is sup. posed, addressed some individuals in it, for he exclaimed,. "Never mind, boys! courage, courage r' His behaviour daring sad after the trial was of the must audacious and hardened description. Muloey, however, cusidueted himself with decency. The greatest interest is felt in those trial., and the most marked attention and respect paid Mille Bench by the Noble men and Geutlemen is attendance hi sddition to the Goo. Colonel Fitzgibbon, SLP, Captain O'Grady, M.P. and other Members of the Grand Jury who surround the Brach, we noticed Lord Visconti, Gort, Lord Mount Charles, Lord Cita. les Manners, Lord Clarina, Lord Aylmer, the Hon. J. P Vereker, the Hots. Mt. Massy, Sir Charles Broke, Kuight of Glin and in Col all the persons of rank aid property is the ueithorirhood. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, Demur, Maims 14-• RERAN' c. PAKENHASII: This wee un ItCllOll , brought by the Plaintiff, Hugh Keran, against Edward P'iskenhom, Evq. the late I li?,11 Sheriff of the county of Dane gal, for or false return on a wilt of Capias ad I:espuNdendast, sit Planitiff's suit, against Mr. Knox Montgomery, Lieutenant in the slat re giment, marked for 901. ss. 2111. which after a patient hruriig before Lord Norbury and a revirectalle Jury, for two days, ended with a vet- • diet for the Plaintiff, for the amount of writ and sixpence costs, which give nisch satisfaction to a crowded Cuert. It was through the neglect of Mr. Edward Crawford, she Sub-Sheriff. that the writ was not served on Mr. Montgomery ; but it was against the High Sheriff of the employ that the ac tion sus brought, us the law held him responsible for the neglect of the under officer. Plaintiff was twerity.opir years in the service of the ilittioh army. a colour.serjtvunt, mid having, as pay-seriemit of the ecimpiroy advanced money lor the officer's account who commanded said company, and the subsistence and necessaries for the use of the men, the sum minket at foot of said writ, which occurred during the campaigns of the Duke of Wellington in Span., and from the rapid movements of the army to which Plaintiff's regiment belonged, he could trot get pay ment of same from 'mid racer ; and after the re turn of Plaintiff's regiment front the Spacish, Ame rican, and French campaigns, in which they were particularly engaged, he obtained his discharge, with the highest pension that a soldier of his rank WWI entitled to. after which it appeared hr made repeated applicatiosis to the Officer, stud ut length to the Corunnindrog Officer of his regiment, who informed him that he could then give rio military redress, but to reek his remedy by common law, inasmuch as Plaintiff was then discharged from the army, but permitted him to take copier, of the ac corm's from the comilany's books. From the no velty of this case iu a Court of Common. Law, much difficulty arose in explaiiiing the accounts, mid to satisfy the Court and Jury; but iii which. by the close attention of Pleisitiff's Comisel throughout the whole herring of the cause. Mannar s uccecticd. NAVAL INTELLIGaNCE. I.OIIIIIIOVIII, [MCIIIII[II, 23. Testeribay the Caroline transport, au gibing UIII Idisalbour, rounded, and earned away her jitltbowsn. PLYMOIPIA, DFCENIIIR 2?. Came ill the Fleetward, Buck, from Nene...ldle, with less of main-yard ; and the brig Dykzick, of and front Hotter doom, with troupe on humid fur H3llll/111 : the latter mitel fell on with yesterday, about 40 miles west of Scilly, the brig I'alemoo, Captain Coming, from London for St. Thomas, wa. ter-lugged, and only her furemast 'standing, and the deck swept. The Captain fifth. Dykzock endeavoured to take out the crew, and succeeded its gelling four tarn, and in hie further endeavour host his own bust and three men, in which was also three men of the Prolreaon, the sea flllll/illig very high could ou louggr remora by her ; left on board the Captain, mate, and three men. There it is convidered a chenrs4 that some vessel may fall in n ilk her nod tow her into port, but it is almost a forlorn hope. PALIIOLTR, DICEMSFR 22, Wind S W. blows a strong igale.—Aerieed yesteidsy the Wellesley, Smelt, (rum London for Jreuiu t with loii of fweitlard. PADSTOW, °remora 22. It blew a gale lut nicht anti shitted soddroly to moo th wrti, in cossrquroce of which the brag Uradeford gut ou •hure. l'our o'clock brit has jest passed the harbour in distress. INOLIMIAD, MIMICS= 22. The Arlene, of Teigninueth, Heyman, mailer, from Trieste, aon Awe And hilted. Yesterday the Kish light ship 'nuke bee muuring, and came Into this bay. RAMIGATi, DiCrMltll 23. Blues hard—upwards of 20 yr arels have come In lu-day for shelter; the treater part of them with the less of recite► and cable, and some few of them hare Lett' un shore. rttr►c, DICEMISIII 23. It blrw hard all day ymtarday, and the grimier part of last night, from the S.W. and cootinuid the whole of Chia day from the westward, which has lorevciiird Noy communication with the shipping iu the Doirus, but tbsy apps•or to ride all well. LIVERPOOL, Dieing/Mt 42. The Flindopime. Kitksrnitti, from this putt for Calcutta, put into Belfast 17th instant. ILIVRACUMBIt, lIVCCIIIIRR 22. Miring n most tremendims gale yesterday morning, the following ►hips drove out of this harbour : the Anne, Eliza brth, and Tlomas, and the Ranger, of Itridport ; Aid of Yarmouth; Tow bridge of Barnaspir. 'the kit I was tumtly lust; the whets bare been got bark with demote. Several oilier vessels were damaged. Came in thr Pheasant, Runes, with part of bee cargo thrown overboard. Arrived the Wild Man, from Rio Jasseiro for Antwerp, went cm shore under the cliff, to the eastward of this harbour, owl is totally him, little or none of the cargo can be saved. It is rested that the male is drowned. PRICE Of Pont . rolis, fivir Dre. 17 to Dry. W. Quebec t.ilsowo owl °soluble., Cum 406 so SOL per toe. ebstopi,aus from Marsh Quelrrir •inJ Shams, from Marsh Chatoplosos, from KrJ Polators, from You Wore Kidneys, at—. . MARK Ers. ..m....•••.1. CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY, Devi Mint 24. The wind baring been adver.e for some time pad, we have had very few arric•ls of any grain since last Monday., and the supply we had this morning consisted entirely of load carriage samples from Kent and Wirtz. in conatqurate of which prime samples of New and Old Wheat obtained an advance of 3.. per quarter, but tbr iokrior qualities Continue very !teary at last Monday's liven. Barley sold op (sill • .as good tetras as on this day week, haring but little at market. Fine fresh Oats are 1.. per quarter dearer. Li Iran., Prune, mid ether articles, there is on dtrraliva. CURRENT PRI Wheat, Kent &Essex 30. 404 ICE OF GRAIN• Old 30. 4ffs Ohl (0141)40$ 50 s 7.1 Grey Pease 23s 26s Small Braes (Nes) ,21;23s Old Tick ditto (New) .. 19s 21. Old 23s 28. Oats, Potato Poland Oats tts 24. Feed Oats Nil 2116 Flour, per sack Ws Ms Itape Seed, pee lasi JON 341 Rye 2fis gfts Barley lBs a3s Malt 404 M White Pease 244 2 tia Builers IMPORTATIONS LAST WM. English Wheat, 3,601; Barley, 3.679; Malt, 049; Oats, 1,59; Ueoom, 9.10; ('ease, I,lo3.—lrosb Whew, ),460.—English Flour, 3,464 mocks. WINDSOR, U►csxttsß 23. Wheat,per Id. 81.0.. to 131 Itot Itegub, per qr. .. 26. to Nils Bagley, per qr.. .21* to CU Pease 2l,s to 3to Oats . ..20a to 28s Rye —9 to —a GUILDFORD, Maim& 22: Meat, per tor.d Of Os to 17/ les VON per quarter tt/ )lh le 11 Go Rye, per (porter Di Os to Vs Rarity, per quarter Beasts, per quarter.. Grey PIr3SC, per quarier • 1/ 76 to 11 100 SMITHFIELD, Mompay, Decensai 24. There was an indifferent supply of rattle at market this siontiou, rousistimg chiefly of str overplus from lasi Friday, but the prim of good meat lemain as per last. Hay, &ism, sod Clover, women at nor last apiedatiow. The following is morreet statement of the priers sad nonsbera:— To sink the offal per moose of Sub. 8ref.,..2.. Bd. to 3a. /Oil I Head of Cattle this flaws Mutton. 2a 64. to 3s Bd. Beasts Fea1....3s 0.1. to fis Sal. Sheep . 11,200 Pork .. 2. 0.1 so 4.1. 041 Calves 0.1. to Os 04. I Pisa 240 HAY-MA It K ET. 3/. 10s. to 4/. 00. 4/. 04. to 51. 6►. 1/. Bs. to 11 10a. Hay C10ver..... Stiatv NEWGATE AND LEADENNALL MARKETS. (By the Carcass.) Reef .... is Od to 3s 41 I Veal .... 34 Od to 4. Notion— is Od to 34 011 Pork.... is Od to 4. 01 PRICES OP HAT AND STRAW. BT. JAM F.S . P. MNITECIIIII , Hay 3! DJ 10 4/ 4a AI Hay .... 31104 64 to 4/ ea ea Straw II 4s 0.1 to I! lls 641 Ctover..4l On O4 to 5/ O. 04 C 1014411129 Otl to 41 Ws Oil I Straw 11 10*04 to 1116 r O 4 PRICE OF tl MLR POCKIETS Rent ....V 16s to 5/ Os Sussex ..2/ 4. to 31 Si Essex....2l 14s to 4/ 4s Farnham, fine, 71. to 101. Os PRICES OF TALLOV Town Tallow 47s Rii —s 04 Yetlow Russia 47. 1),I Oti Wlll*c ditto...—. OJ —s Od Soap 42s W —s OJ Meltiug Stuff 311. 04 —is Oil Ditto sough..2ss Oil —s Oil Dpb, per Cwt. mine RN's. Kent .... 2/ 104 to 41 ?Ss Sussex 2/ Os to 2/ 18s &trig .... 21 10s to 31 101 —Sccolkii, 41. 10s. to 71. 7.. OAP dm per 11.21 b. Vcilow Strap . elk blutiled Gard •941 Graves lB4 Os Guud Drcgs 7.1 Os PRICE CF RIM' CAT, pre alone of Blb Price by Tallow (as blale.l by the Tallow Melters)to. PRICE OF CANDLES, reran Tallow Chandlers Hall. ►ries of Candles, per dozen, 9s 6d —sloolds, ills CM. 64. pe► dozen allowed for ready mosey. RAW HIDES. Bea Heifers & Sierra, per st. Ordinary.. A44to 24 Rd 31, 00 to 3s 4,1 Morket COP:. each Os 04 Middlings Os Oil to 2. 10d Itng.'Horse Oa Oil to Os Gd SHEEP SKINS. Polled Downs FOREIGN WOOLS, per lb. Npaiiisas Sheep. Leonesa is Sd a 4. ad Segovia 3s ad s 3s 194 Soria 2s 9d a 3s 34 Seville 5A1,04y,1.t os ad a Ts 3d -----2 d 4s 04 a 5s 34 Bohemia, ist ........ 4s 9.1 a Ts Mi ----24 .. 3s 641 a 45641 WINES, 'arks's* of dory. 78.7 d. per ration. Port, old, per 138 gallons 3Ol. to 48/. New, (Lilo Lisbon, per pipe Madeira, per pope of 110 gallons (East lorba) 4W. to 751. Sherry, per huff PRICE OF LEATH F.R. Butts, 50 to 56154.e:0il 2 lit to ‘211.0 per lb. Ditto, 56 to 66165. earls 234 to 244 Dressing Hides Fine Com+ HiJes .. .. IIIN to 4ld Crop Hillt• 35 to 4.1155. for (*unix 17411 to la bl Ditto 45 to 51) An .......... iSid to 214 Calf Skins 30 to 4016 s 24J to 304 Ditto 50 to 7016. 28.1 to 3.54 Ditto 10 to Nibs ... ' 264 to 2, 1 i1 %nail Seal's (Greta land) ..1134 to 26.1 Large ditto .... Tauned Horse /inks 164 to I9IJ Spanish Horse Hides 194 to 21.1 adjoining the taste wood, found a yard-wand and walling %tick, which were also identified to belong to the deceas e d. This naturally strengthened the suspiciou that the pow same was rubbed and ~ordered, and although a ddigert search was again made for the body, it cookl not be foisud. The father could nut set his mind at rest, and accordingly, in the early pert or last week, went over again to Willi.- bourne, and on Thursday anorttiag he, accuitipsoteal write noise persons of the village, entered upon another search for the body. They ranged the wood a considerable time without being able to find the object of their perms', until at length, on coming to a skirt of the wood (rest io Ike corn field where the wand sod stick were homily Otto observed the earth is one part of the drub in he bonsesth.t raised; tiptoe *kith a minute search cot. made amongst the thickets, end in a few seconde, to the asicsaishuteet of all prestos, the mangled corpse was discovered Cu,,. cealed about a foot and a half withio the ground.— Here the &clings of the party, purlieu's:ly the disiress. ed lather, may more reality be insoglind than describ.• t. —Nu time was lost is e.•uveyiug lbe body, which in a forward state of decay, to a pro.ier place. The diera.. .t had us all his clothes 'swept his shoes and hat. His put book, coutananig three une-puiso4 notes, was futiad iu Li,. side pocket, a Inch she me/des - vs had init.ssed. It i. sop_ posed the de d had in his possession goods and moo. 1r Io the amount of 70/. He left the public house, in Want - bourne, aliens eight is the morning of the 14th of hide, and it is thought he was murdered half an boor afteireard,. From the marks of violence which ...maimed visible mica the bead, it is believed the horrid de. ti Yu. perpetrated with 4 bludgeon. Au inquest was held oat the 4.-d) on Saturday, by J. Holmes, Esq. Coroner, wh• o a ►erdict was recorded of IVllyltf march!, against some perms or perms, ntaaom Oa Monday' the restrains weir conveyed to ria.k Cue ink.. meet. The deceased, who wa■ its hi■ 28th year, had only been married about aim with* presions to the Iburdrr, and whose disconsolate widow, that barbaroacly robbed of an affectionate boshand, has lower resided at Chvytintrid. We sincerely hope the diabolical arson in this horrid tragedy may nut escape abe ends of poolie jostler. MARRIAGES On Monday ralt, it 14 adtturht, the Rev. C. W. Wudebonse. to Lady Jane Hay. Uo she 14th inatat , at Peewee, Cdsmterzansbire. by the Hoe. and Rey. Charles Suraagha)s, Jobe Ntelsoll, E. of Mrrthyrma•r, only son of Ille t!..Khi Hoe. Kir /who Nichol!. to Jamie Harriet, second delosdour of She lute Thomas Mau of Talbot, Esq. of Morgans mad Prerice Castle, ua the samc county. A irw days ago, at Renwick, near Prnrith, Mr. John Hood, brio.' known by lhe name of Admiral Hood, agr4 M years, to htma Hilton, aged 18 years, alter a castlittip of seven days. Yesterday se'anight„ sit Ca►new Chiral, by ►he Rew. Giffard, George Symms, E•q of Killester, roomy Dublin, to alma Spun, ulCoulboy, euuuty Wicklow. DEATHS. FrhSay se'anight, at St•peolrill, Di-67811in., Joseph Peet, Esti hrulher to Sir Robert Peel, Sart_ and unek to the Right Roc Robert Peel, N.P. for the Duisrmiiy of Oxford. Ore the 22i1 instant, as his house is Cie rrianil.square, of a fever, Charms Chularey, Esq. of lYbrthy and flowsbaisi, :3 the county of York On 'rhursday, at frargage, comity Carlow, Dowager Belay Roller, relict of the late Sir Richard Buller, Start. au mother ha Sir Thomas Dotter, of Gatryhumle., Riot. and of Slrs. Lowe, of Qum:bore. Wallin% Gerald Begot, E.q. of Gatic-Bagot, county Dublin. lu York-strert, Duhlio, IVi !Liam John Bryan, Esq. In Dublin. Mrs. Restty, wife of George Bantry, Elm. of Reath-Laww, county Galway, and daughter of the late Richt tioneurabk Lord Firmy. O &sudsy se'sitight, at btr house in Winchester, 'red 64 tears, Mrs. Anne Sopliii Heat licnie, itaugincr of the late Sir Thomas Heathcoce, Dart of Hursicy„ and sister to Archdeacon Heathcote, of St. Thomas -caret. in that city. to the prime of life, in the East fortis service, Mr.iterbert Smith, only mn of the late Rev Edward Smith, Minor C of Winchester Cathedral, and Rector of Si. 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