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F moved sooty days befole the lire, and their removal apcoolited fur to her by the husband in conversation, in various tiara, otatr being represented by him as having been sold. and others pawned, to raise u ~,,, r y, e nd the eviiet given away as of no value. This was the case stated by Mr. • WA LIORD for the prosecution, and fully substantiated in evidence by a variety of witnesses. Mr. ALLOT, for the defence, contended. that the woman, in her refusal to admit any remit into the apartments, acted under a misapprehension of the tioraniog of a printed caution given by the Fire (Ace to parties insuring not to allow strangers to enter thew hover. on an claim of fire, oaks' in the case of • lire breaking out the house itself. or within two doors ..f it. The man, he contended, th i eve we. no pretest for implicating in the affair. itisrasuell as he was 11. t prisent at the time, but ad gesso out so market, according to his usual the match-seller. A sailor some time ago took his piece, and paid his flire to Hull, fur a birth upon one of the coaches running so Hull from York. Having ar• rived at Beverley. and taken an observaiion the tar fu mud himself within ■ short distance ul th e village he sought, sod immediately made application to the guard to refund a part of the money which he had paid in York. not intending to proceed farther onward. Being infurtned that this was impossible. he resumes' his original situation upon the mash in • state of trritation, angrily ( )Mervin & th a t h r b u d been too fat uorth to be cheated, and wav deter. mined, as he could not obtain his cask, at least to have hi. risk. Iu pursuance of this deleiminatiou he absolutely had his ride, sod hems set down a short disunite from Hull Isdirminy tufted about, coolly desired the guard and coachman to put no " tr cks upon sniveller.," and then with a look of exultation wended on his grey spin to Beverley. Salusday night, shout eleven o'clock, two men, respectably diessed, took a hackney chariot f r o m th e stood, near Mobflesrnw, Holborn, and desired the coachman to drive to Pancras church. Oa their arrival, and the coachman (Tiros. Summons) open it g the door to let the wisvengere out, one of them seized him by the collar with one hand, and pot the oilier over his mouth, whilst the oilier robbed .him of 274. in solver, a silk handkerchief; and a silver watch mid seals. AN UNFEELING MOTHER —Early on Thareday night, the Slid tilt. a female infant child was left at the yard-gates of the Vicarage House, Wel— lington, a n d was found by one of the servants wrapped ins 114iniel peiticpbt. When take. into the Isome it stewed as if lire !Si nearly extinct: but it recovered. The humane Vicar, the Rev. J. Erroll, baptised ii, and a muse was obtained, who has it under her Que. 'File lumber has not yet been discovered. 41 , af attended to anapuiste the limb above site knee ou the mule day. His whole body wonld bare been drawn ill and crushed to atoms, had net the mats who superintended the Machine thrust in a sok* sheaf of wheat, by which the works were iustotAl stopped. •:rks t• Saturday evening, just after dusk, some or persons unknown entered the back parlour •of Mr. WATSON, Landlord of the tap of the Golden. cross, Charing.crOss, by means of opening the sin. dow.eash, end stol e a quant i ty of cut decimators, goblets ( wine end otheyAlasoes„ as well as other or. tucks of • - • • NAP.AL NttLLAI ENC E. rogTamours. Demita *. Arrived lietierds, the Mors, hPLess, frost St. Auk, w'r. NIL for Bristol, having beeu forced op Chasse, by ilme lair vilnosvu, pecans's 1. Arrived yesterdaj the 111archiusiess of Queensberry pear: with traits from Anierira, fruits New York iii 21 days. Arrived to-day the Duke of Marlborough pack?, ,with a *Oil froth Lidbuis, sidled 18th ult. banssenniin, nicrtnern I. An anchor of abort 81 cwt. with a wood muck, lus bren taken up in this harbour and landed *era 11,111400 AT1, DRCLIKagg i $. A chair anchor of 18 cwt. Hawks made, wood shirk. ed, and about 80 fathoms 11 inch conic (dials); aloe tine fathoms of 13 inch patent cable, Wray and buoy rope ; ii ,_ other anchor of lh cwt. wood Masked, sad see fathom rope cable; and another anchor iron ducked, about 4 opt. wed 110 fathoms of chats, have all been picked up et Donceliess and boded beer._ _ • _ Arrived the Pinup, Bottle, from Load's far P 1,00111 1 ,, with her pearls and oindlasa *peel; Dorset, Hart, (runs Loudon for diejau, with lota of Bucher and cable, and broke smother; and Felicity, Cortes, limo Dunkirk, trith lose of twi• auebors cud cable. DRAtat a elCallltalt I. Arrived eesterday, mad remain, t he Issues, Kora, fr o m De- ,; and liarler, Bereeit, from &Aire. Arrived in Dungeons Roads the Welhostas, &miry, frum London fur St. Vincent's. Put hark the Joh., Rickards, for Tobop. Arrived io.day sad sailed for dm River the W'lrlliarten, Arrusirsinith, from Huoderes; and Electra, maisidel3, hum Philedryhia. Cause &we from the Rites sod maths the Ho*, Wilms, fur l'obagu ; Emerald, blorray, for Belfast; Abettom Terser, fur J•maica; and Youwg Promos, Hislesea,for Hayll. Railed the Trumbull, Raihboorn ' fur Ramsgate Ha r b our. Put back the Burleigb, f ur Tutsago, aid several others, names unknown. Ltvcapooz., bur:agape 1. We etperiesced last night one of the most terrific plea of wind lumens here for the last twenty years. The Albion, Williams, from New York; Elisab e th, Peach, from Saran. Nab; Be;sy, from Dublin; Crescent, Wilma, Waal to the Clyde; and Aurora, Wilsu. , bound to Buena. Ayres, were drivers we shore duriog the gee • said a gmat number of easell craft are souk is th e D oc k Rastas. II ER MAVIS, oroatergra 2. The Mary A.., Moore.from Breaseu for Rt. Thotthaes, Lao boas brumgM to hem, baring beeu out twitaty.fuar days, aad sprang a leak. mturalmo, useamuta 1. Arrived the Lord Everiagtoo, Day, from Waterford, with loot of bulwarks; the brig Betsy, Partridge, frsa Bristol for Guerasey, is taken the gritaisel boa Waisted herself; the Thomas. Bully, from Grmsock, parted oar eablv aud rut mother last Night, but kat gut safe into Pretty Pia itriginovon. Drennan T. The John Baker, Aidshy, from Loads* for Laqbasu, drove os shore is the River oe Thursday sight, sad it acres/INi will be obliged I. discharge pert of her cargo S. pt her elf llma The French sloop Julie, Thomas, from St. Rr Ave, mismaieettair 1. Rw- Saadas, came ea shore last eight two miles wad of this har bour; crew saved, mid hopes are nitertaised el pelting the MIMI off. teenassint 1. The wind hint west Ireavvedous last right from the S.C. sod lewarileffiegairg frensibe IR.; • ship is reverend to hare missed ibellinnalier dimwit Arrival the Ceilings, from Wells far Galashopouit. with loss or Elise and amides. wavastirat 30. Yesterday nonage the sleep Mary, of a e teem t hfswlerg Newport, lush Are by mar sodding,. MIA sipaligggg S the keel at that *cc The Rupture, Afairwell, from Reamer* he tararosa% mid Trafalgar, Ara Dabliu, were driven or obrupperite isy Dap, ow PrlellSllllll. Tbs Aristhiss, taws Liverpool fee New Ortittshree capered by pirates, sail ram ea ahem seer ise ley sal It was feared would be wrecked. .• The Devoe, Carlisle, from Jamaica Apr the Clymi, washa. tally lest weer Cape Corrientes, llith iV 4 •10611.4111/E. =NIL The Awe Nara% from Petersbu r g). for Bristol. apifiielllly lostl6sh atime, on the Mead of RaYsay—earp stymied to be saved. The Hope, Tacker, fro= Jamaica for gat Jelin'. New Rrisivilek, was wracked ou theitt &maga s ...CM, lived. • no.! . There aril now living in liarabos lisses,; Wrt LulwUrth, a shephe r d age d 74 years; slipoly which he rides daily to his work, 30 dog, 14 years. ' PRICE OF STOCKS TEST .e, 0 1 Book Stock.. ... 8 !Ala Stock ..... 2401 3 per Cent. 11W.. 76k Ditto 81/44.. 6s pr. 3 per Cs. C011e• •• • 77f 163.8116.1441104 2 3 pr. 4 per Quit& 94 Par 5 per Ct.N. Ass. 110Ifif Disio,.33ol.rsva 3 1 pr. Bk. L. Attu... 19 7-16 i Consoler Asst.teiVl 73ft - . BIRTHS. Os floaday, it Grosvemsr-eqeare, Lady Bl isalft of a daughter. • Oa the 29th of Novtasher bet, its Geste Gompintodoret, Rutland-square, Dublin ' at the boom. of. RIM 1111 Mots Jarneo Galbraith, B ar t. the Lady of Cep. Chmtlikte•earge Stpuhope, of a son. MARRIAGE& •• .1%110 On Tuesday, at Sudbury, by the Rew.Chaelas ayV Joh* Eaton, jun. Eagessflihnewaheary, Aim eedbeill of Sir Lack lea iggigers. M.D. Shp OA& Oa Satan/lig tlatlet irast. at Wernmagledepllkajiger.Joba Dupre, D.D.Bervee Steed, Eaq. af the Ist gitdragosati. to (ionise eriens4: 6l.o ebeel a til:Uf stoelharil lieraek Meg. MI Illribur T. Harrisue, M.A. Milks Illaarsedir 4 Agt : Ow et the Bristol and 1219111110914.1111111114111, mend. At &Morgue Church, by the Rev. J. H. anger * F.T.C. William Gun, Esq. of Fort Lodge, comity of Kers% DIPIew to Lord Vestry, to Margaret, second daughter of Themes M'Kearry, Ea+ of Fitawilliarn-street, amid the Aldestemi of Dohlin. DEATHS. On Sunday night, at Cholmoadeley Horne Piccadilly. Colonel Seymour, sou-in-law of th e Ma r q u i s Cl4lseenrieley. GO the 13th ult. at Biddeford, Devon, in hie ad yugr, Chocks Berkeley Money, Esq. Major le the Royal Illteriles. He bed retired froin tke service some years, on ammo! of • severe wound received when Captain on boned the Royal Sovereign, on the glorious Ist of JUDO. Lately, in the Weed of Zante."Mrs. Mlles sad bur Ward child, the wife and daughter of Lieirseariat Mike, 36th regi ment, of a malignant fever, of which disemir three of their servants also died. Mrs. M. was the eldest daughter at' Captain Crispo, of the Royal Navy. At Wollner, on the 29th ult. Jeer, the infest daughter of • •Resr-Adroirm Harvey, C.D. On the 18th ult. al her residence In Causherffell.grate, in her 89th year, Mrs. Eleanor Currie, sok institutor sod proprietor of the celebrated amiScial store issaaufsctery. loinbuth. On the 37th alt. at Dover, where she had arrived from Canada, ou her way to Franey, fur the benefit of her health, Euphemie, wife of George Macke*, Req. DeptityAssistant. Commissary-General, aged 19. IGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE• Aluruing 1 after 9. I Eriteieg 34 Ant 9. Mated aud Pbulieked at TFI B aRIIIIIB PRIM sad TA g GLOVE !lies, No. 117, Strand, h C. CORNWELL► of tie iltraed. . . . . • „ .. „ . ~.. . .. . . .. . 4-- .1 )?.." ,A s i'._llt _I - - - IS . , 1 111 A/ it* * Pktiebie . V;inoo l Ilyittik .• .i tk i **;4 ' toblitalo; ' l ' ito;;1 PI r 4 t TANS TURF. • ill kARICk ' r.I. . . er 10r act , hts enstornen,.thidtte ca ed upou two wittiemes to S' *VEY • i AUCA • ' '•. . ' ••' o•2ll , l ent .i.,..et_ CORN EXCHANGE, Ittoilikr, tee - Asti it. 1 1 , 41 . LkA,, ageing,* ire aeitl e rstogge . Ike. eiiii- prove . that fad, one of . whoi' d l 4 not appear,. and RETTING-110081.-Moomtv, Deetheets L '' 1 t - - , t -MB and the Coed that -he i hed acted' 'tb il li r mer eoutpiitely failed in estlbli;litiog it. • - -.I Merry seemeding week produces a coasiderabie acessitidit• t . Whitt destratalltat propriety and coolness, lit' CSAlanan addressed the J nry et some LitSBY. , . ,liar of Wheat, the arrivals cautioning large beyond al ' ' bilhahrtirefilltilein,__ an said, that had the miscast • t it/herds' upon 'the caie, and with heftily a moment's -1 12 lo• 1 apt Landscape e. 16 to i opt i: ouitf Rah. former precedent, and the deraand NM than was ever re. it to 1 apt Marceline 13 to 1 apt colt nut of Sy- been MillliflOrkt of the .oldie* , the Court 4 hesitation, they 'found both the Defendsots Guilt., membered at this season: _the wily edam made to day wets . 7. 13 to 1 1 Froli c eta cents of .few prime runs Ginn Essex and Knit, at a decline 01 „re/4 11 40y, bare /maid* him to elmegetel l eggme a The CHAIRMAN then ordered alert' to he takenes. per quarter from fait Sllooday's quotatio. ; but all rubel • exemplary naminet. :•,,, he.l ..is .• • immediately hito custody, and said the Court would OAKS. dereriptioes were totally uwasieable, although offered at t • . s is , Me ,01 I takeihnie Iketnisider of tit judgment. and benteuce 31° I apt Purlieus I Sto 1 agss C. out of he- meek greater resitoettets. Firs Barley is froth Is • 2.. pet 6to I apt Meteors i serve. , • quarter eliesper, sod the ordisary stainta samples could low • would be Pronounced on" another 'day. ' ' . rr 1 . ••1 4, rlaigleltitiffIWELL SICSSIONS. • ______ ...re . t-mastip RIDDLI:SWORTII. Al ; f4ssr . .-.44 .., ` i6 11 be got off at a derlhor of 3a. per quarter. Remits are 2s. pei .. , r.wg. *SI suittrar skssioAs ~.: . : op but ; quarter tower. The Oat trade was excertlifixly heavy, as' -••••••••.-. ' '• f• 1 i g0; 4 ; r 2C 1 : 1440. • A or4t 7 to 4 agst F ro lic . Alm ' 6l 1 -' 1 ! I ... frost full t.. per quarter lower. In Pease and other article. , Ittif 1 • there is an alteratina. • .r 1 v ementemeed yesterday. __......- Jefes. i 04011416 simiebent took of the geeieby sif tbe Yesterdiy them Sessions commenced. before MR CPI43E. I f" Middle Tem*, was iodicted for an assault +ti C. Harrison, Esq. Chairman; John Hedger, D. -ewe- GUILDFORD, DEcesteen 1. ' Z teharialsakawor, aim of Alm paters of LinCwlli's Khrg, 3. Davis, and J. Hulloes, Esqrs. at the Ses. Deer Riteliap.-Os Moaday moraine last, • party of Gestimme lefi Charlestown, with Me cry of high-transact fox Wheat, per load New ditto l5/ 0. to SO/ Illa -. 1 91 0. to 161 5s .i . - Intl. Sailor timidity auction had taken plate silos Metier, Newingtoo. . Oats, per Tarter O/ 16s to i t les *ads in that late to best deer it the woods of . between, dee wife .of the Prisoner bud the eon The Calesdar is. comparatively, a light one, and Ituselerieb. kept Thr-y arrived at Swift's, la' Sandwich, on Moaday Rye, per quarte r Ol Os to 01 Os . 1 of the t Proseestor, which hod been the million of its cat of iaterest occomed. 'yeah% and early ea Tue s day mends( secouple4 tied Bar ley, per quarter litiganop . is the Court of Conseiessee, where -..--.01.. - - -- -.. -- threw off the balm* la • sheet ohm thee starred a time Besse, per quarter ll Ss to II Its RowerKfolla su lin his it. Shortly after the Pei- • • POLIC IC beet. which, after a smart rem of VI alb miles, closely brey Pease, per quarter l/ era 11/ los folfirwed by the &mows cry, *ad the bootlace at rell *Peed, , sinne r tikt tbe Prosecutor in Lincoln ' s lex, and '-ertese. WINDSOR, Decease& 1. teak to the water wao pursued by boats, aad shot. Acadia. vonttneacptlit violent attack opou him witkorpaia. - .•,• 1110W-VIRSZY. , bust „, a , soft a li p ,,,, as e reeed. aed a f ter a l a w , h et war , Whest,per IL 61.0.. to HMOs Beau., per qr... Ns to 33s S eel whir* he bad in his band, whereby the illoose- DARUIO FOOTPADS. Ames was ales shekel.- •We oadorstaad lb. sport wee toe. BoricTi Per kl• • • • 214 or 2h. Peace Oft to 34t Ile to lits Rye -Te lo - 1 enters lost live of hie teeth, nod wee otherwise 1. ' 6°4 ' 7 " 4" waisele itedee..l4 ca. e ' au" '" 6 " h* " The FPO irelanied e• Wedeeeday brlegiog with them ° ` ll * feed it Bleared gerildesilksellad all alleo l latata or Wel ore- the awesome of the verifies. which see ' li ice alder, sod see severely Named in ins pemen. e with soother moo, Mt is mialredr_. _le • datiet foci - a Fattaell.hall starket•f(BeefescsolJ SMITHFIELD MARKET , illomsaw, Dimmest' 3. • These. fact* were clearly proved by -Ilyr, Pews- robbery, saki' was committed lam Wedatiohy *heroes*, Ilse market wee well supplied this morning with all ds. ~ color end sr respectable Joey geatletimpli.altee Vier four eche*, so the traraPiliareod &tweets High • i k --- seriptioss of cattle. Prime beams obssioed Met week's the occurrence. . . W and Great itorow, or At meow stair. H. Lewis, ampentop Agnufaitastsadrr. prices; bat the hotelier seem were dell sale, sad price. os , Oa the part of det Primmer so. 411-4110 1 1 way -6 , who h emirate, wee lesseeted "me mid meet s , f ..-0.10. 1 •4...^.- ', '-• nasal. May, Straw, and Cluv4r, are at *or last qamations. eiiii;..ii. who aware peetateely that the peeheeeetw wee "ay ill-treated b y the eldigue i . Imp g le e pneemank le ,_ _ The fallowisg is • correct statemeist of the prices sad mom . Orator his peekets, sod damp, is every memo to Welt they A PM. Yeovil as 4 blaillie mos oollsteast ealbaltrelay, foe u„ n: _ lite first aerailent; bet his lestimooy hea giros In were Iglus is wait, and were well ampaieted that he was • slake . 4" "" 11 " 411621 ll° hill 366 il°6ll°l ha"' ph... To oink the alai per Nose of Sib. a roausicr so equivocal. as Its draw from the Chair- possesaled al, sad tarried with Wipes/pert to anssiderible **° ,__,, ll . -4 1 , :l i tr s,, ....-..... thim...,_,__o,a,•"•b°9 Eref....9s. ad. to 3a. 84. ' Head of Cattle Nis day: ini'vi some pointed animadversions its 'his charge to meted. The 7 Proceeded tonoln7Ma Podam. is *Melt nem .7"'''s.. A ' ' 6 ... 5 • ',7. 5,....... w o i• it the (seater e 4 1 / 2 4 ‘ .. " ' 4 " 77_ aft " Matena..2s. 04. to 3s. 6d. Bouts - his pekes-book, esomialeg a shls .sethr lamb masa 'to the - ---9 ''"' --'" --12. were w ti t P r dn " •" Ig aa/e VOO•I••••3*- Of. le be. Od. Sheep I , Ibe Jjarp , ANW the Jury hid beep rot a eoneibrable time "mug 4 471 ' They ale. " lia°4l ' hh ` at hill 4". 6144 lialt. je leres sinwil baras, licaeL elp; "le *air s, . - " e, sad t W liree illow brace les"e a Minim/ a.qesetily rif valsiable jevrellory, mussig which was * Pwrk....ts. 64. i• 4s. 84. Calves Lasah...es. Od. to Os. 0.1. Pies 2OO !pt, engaged in discueing their verdict, one qr. the s - es id sissie s ; ee pysti oir sa t it h oi n ag e bw„, w ee se m partridges, uftesatiog N. Menfrahre. The oldest see abut HAY-MARK RT. Jurors was seddettly lerred with some imlitensitien seek, as . rogiaotentert geld masieal esaithes, • rpm seal 1 ".. been elicerridlPes IM belief ef Okamoto. mad wise , Hay which tesidered it necviu.ry to remove, him , froie enamor" with the Dated 61•10/eatie, ze al's , b es ide, sew , hares, maths. wirrypi aed the other see killed twelve Ckiver..... ...... hares, tereliehreee pierseasts, mod teri brace of birds, • the how. and 'the Defendant was therefore nergaitinif. " a " ble .,,_ „____' "heallaw .,..._ 44° ",_ "" e_2 l6 ,..*r___ Straw ll. Bs. to 11 Ida. . • _ e w anes. assieeming ea ftwerele/d, making in the whale ono Asa- t. dented Attilo s . and Virtu?* tress, his wtfe were ''"“*"' •" " er "'"'"''''''''""'"'''""" e* "' deed mid nee. t ame that the Mash', who moiessite ‘Rmifewdbory, mid • --- --._ NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL MARKETS. I indicted fora ausdemeettor. i• *Melly ,seitipg Are that the d eme i p li„, L a t el j e ' o r ib, lu bb er% was out . , . (By the Comm.) ; ' . to the mashies in which they lived, os ties IBM ef Lambe ales the robbery vies aeramitted, • Mid wino he September last. . , ! left tows he had *nearly soy stoney, but ea his return he 4 spoßrini LASS. -. me - Beef .... Is Od to to 84 I Teal .... to Sri le 4. 81 Mottos.. Is 0.1 to lls 101 I Pork .... to Od to 4s 041 The Defendants kept a chandl er's *hop leg :Sat. ha, /1 1 • 1 7 t tbin , nab other einesseiriellese. imileseed Mr. The &writer of slate Park-keeper to a Nettle Earl IS • fran-hill, and on the . Sth September the'ketibind N ''''" 'im ' the N ' ill ' in* / to l '-' 11 ” "' nu ' 1 " e Pr el "'" i t a t is et tg iaitY a Pirormak. is in ihrl collataat prank* of PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. i *a, sad as Simarday evealinglel4o, the palest, brought game. wed bar peraiebelatinas over dm grounds Hay „„n•r,., 44 me% ,1 „ w° s _,, L. • ` e ff ected an inherence in his , Son Fire Tee for Ides before Mr. Howbeit. what there w as so prma t sivi j ob t . de ol i mm i eim h i o n* w ido werhood mai ir, enact mei 4li Os un to 44 Or Cla 1 tray .... 31 Si MI ill 41 Os Si i „ 300 f. on gOodir and furniture.' On the wetting of leas, vbelllegistrese ordered isles to bb Praise le a owe, di akehuipelank is , A ssuesiiskis h et l i m e i sseerspl i oe is Straw 11 4s Od is it 131 0.1 I Chwer.:4l Os Od to 516 r Oil the day mentioned iu the indictment, the Man wis Mom till yesterday, said • eatennanteotio° N b a aa• l at le 04 4 4“ - ;am non lady is cossidered as ~semi Cloves 31151011 a 41 Ht. 15 d I Straw .IS 2 " Chi to Ind. ad two to leave the holm; • where tbey oc•enpied the ___,_wfeomi_____,_h to 8 •7 tie Prim* ose 'fa reoloilst . . exceleiathe an of Hy ilobiox, sad Me bees sees . • -• Shen and the parlour behind A, +bout half: ' t six "'" Pay".1.1411"6111.111161." the telt" ' l2l l so . m 4 as •to tote of the Male moshot PRICES OF TALLOW, SOAP, let. per MM. ~ , • .., • detpedrip ht ?swot Tallow 44e ltd `-• Od Yellow a0r5p....,.,.... Illis ••Sec - lock, woomperied '•by Wit two &met ;flit'', l'oeyeetkeh a iet o pi.: ,, ,..,„,lemehil-frael Mt I. . ot.is .1,• ''. ....-.......a--- . Tel* Ramis Os tit •••••I 94 Mottled ••o,o,srme el •• • Oa' 7 - each carrying' • bandlh. 'A few th after ltalma before I lly *chard &rale, some attended, else aut A. h ~, P•4;) ~rot 1 - ' '-'---------- -- 4 14 /nib hues... -4 01 -0 Of Card ...:.... 94, •' 7 :' •seren the idle, who had beets seen use • prefictitsly "We kenerfedge ef Illr. Lewis, wholuid hem robbed, NA i , 1 j I Tiff; Apitr. „obi. r,,,,, Soap Mho... AU 01 -s• 94 Gahm . , • Its Its „ i a p„ht e h ouse is feu' domes a f is ti ng s ou s e . he was pelmet at the eseasiestimef those saes • bertire the - .res- Militia( Doff SIM Id -.4 Od Good Drityp...e..i, fa 10 - •• .411 1 ~0 1 1i ' brendv, 'run up stake.' mitt iliented •• 14er on the 41 !" 164"1". it Wfier" as "wag% la el. digit iIr"WVI-11161 tot sad sad 50th telfimmoi an rod ha EN" ' ess E h ' 3" - a d -6 " 'Brit flour with a cry &sit 'her pface vies .err fire, t a 1 eam".41 ,4 1 6, ta ws the h s vekalwv Illfr " ' II ' 11". leatuld- . .. t reg,, 4;0111111= O. Seerlity; *Mei we ewe of the most lackwaest days we ' • • PRICE OF RAW PAT, it... :- • The lodgerlollowed her clOwn, when sheimitiedi- interrogate die • Primere,, to gi . . , .4 . . have espeateated ads aseess, a divides of the 9151 . feet, sod Pam "(Tallow (es waded by tee • ila. ' Mel,. domed tree door leading front the peonage loll° *hare ho oho* On' Oat' of de '. . ... ' ma at the lath leseara• arekreel at thin rill. sod oet Mislay the pariah", to sett any tenon Neu fatten ilt.• ThollOSaftwittmettordalagrillatt a. ihowi rOf teens*/ petherded, the femme for Penny, mod the ihteu r es e ,„, . . PRICE OF AANDLIES. , ,i. .t• ' lltr satbeiedger seeingoit the todpieneof the 641 " 41611 _,.. 6"." ..._ ~,,____° gn " ..4 ,.,_ ~_____. .f..." 4 4_ __174,,,,._ w _,,, l° 'r. " le t* Th e ,...„ e ase ," the Use*" it eon* so he phel. Th e y 1 ' si lt_ _.",,,.' ...' 1• i hfa TOW , now . . a . - - ememessieeir nom ••••••001 1 Vert the mu cavalry amps that weepiest oar heree beerselm, ' • awerlF__ err Ilifeedistolderlls 0 4. - • being • closed; a red lighl,. wee/61nm yes_ t . , ,ho tehs,g i leder WAN*, 10 that , am* *Waif 'Eadisaill, to imbark alit Luba eke 2l-11oe deem alionall *may atom,. • ficritrirewilthiti. raised it rey of a Fir? , l: 2 -fmp, e! • I2orl i reaty. ' ii , I Neared beet m Imiaart i M ed peor fellows ef tit 111 %eve ^ --..-..:7: we *halt ate be consumed !" *hitt' drew ve ' f The ham ell eatie 2 the Mower Magee being ■ • remit far la e.piimlshs loos with m e s it lew d, ,o,„ 1 6",,,ird a db,d ,' 1 1 11136111K1F HOPS, pa , ev4. the neikhhoors to tit. knot. The mtiomai . w Oeseasera, sailed a meglotwo it the ISAgiehate's ritAnv Rear hag *eh ea Ihrodur imdistill ' • saw remises: , • - Aker saile."'"'l . ' ria7.5, 54 • 1 3 be Ile isms diming* him. bet entered himio he •+ • A. 4SehMmiAliMlas wiek Rem ....SI les ta 6/ Gs Haat ...."1/ MAI' 41 . 7 feerPifling 1/1 itiv refusal' to let any Old* gle i I, -Mae bad 'meted IMO hillomed ,t Ifaterliord Ayer.) ... ..Romorz ••YJ ea a 3 1 M Mama .....91 11.• to 111 , 11 . t' woartalettlimstlf her husband should ietisis. " . ' so l . *- i r g hem a t i ller • . 4/1 " 1 " 11 • I - - , ~. -_- ~`:' the pretext of a •fior Stet they' wall& phnidet bet, • Tim ilosiiimieidlet!' as esaseeetheti' beide i ...,,' - .-,-.,....... F ,- • 4 Remt....21 14a ao 44 as Estes ....• RI Ille to 31) trateham, ine,•7l. to 10/. 08.--Seceetl aho i. les. Isi 71. 71 . - the areighltioula foecreen entrant* by breaking It 1 0. illineellporoo liar meehre temstipstay. tr" parßssalNG ACCIDSNTS. 1 • ' t 0 . 1 4" - the sheet door, arid facility apex the parlour' win- . !•11 1 . , • •v ! . .- 4 111/ilLeisietretteendelfe. : , ~. -a5.... RAW HIDED •. 11 _..171_,' -• • 1 . . k glow a/totters Trout . the yard at the . back Of the As esiselallter was brough4 sp by sera meal maw It ie.., , tha 11 ' h al '' a fatal °ad* * Neon" at Halifax. cro• Rem Heifers * S tre nt P e ro- Oftliwoglia• *eV I. Si house. An entry having thou been effected , the NJ! asset dcg c * It ' ti " *eels to re e ta i° by the *cautious baediiag ef /memo Two per- 4 3. 414 to 30 Sri Market Calf.. 9. nst taamereeevapemeae l u e ' sisilL who were on the most frimidly.= at, they h a d Middlimm I. ltd to 30 84 Fag. Horse as le Os 04 place was diseovered 'to be full of sheik.. On a -:;:j . 111 0 , 94 , ( 4 " " e5 ' „ lim o sbe which h u t di e d hese milkiest together, milled it a set is Par- ,' shelf iii one rattier of * the shop were about h s h essei g is a hawse add the Magist b r e anieraireed the aim. Itiosea-leae, eh/emir of them test tip a giro s and use proeeeded SHEEP SKINS. :, • . , fourteen or ifireti halfpenny bundles of fire-= weft est the greyed siDiste rut barking tees 'Rowel for the to emoting it. 4Che gun, which premed. to he leaded, went Pulled . ls tote 4a Id : . . . wood, all burning in a sminilderiug fire, which rmareatef Me home. . et, and its mottoes were lodged is the breast mid feet of , Doers - ~ ... Se e to is 54 ' had the - appmeraiice * of having been lighted for a 43w.laenlay Beerwei Jet" Mesas awe Ifferry - Reek i 6 other P er ' •°, ' al° instantl y fell (4 ' w• a " ex p ired * Tbe ', - . maser or this dreadful @coldest was so snitch affected at the PRICE OP LEATHER- conedemble . tioti. In a box under the counter, at Charloofforeh . ..•lo l -- forms, the receleek wear brought• uh.ekleg spectra*, that he rime out of the bowie is •• It cif Bette 100 to hills, cads 214 to 214 err lb ll* oppervite lige of the shop, was found a parcel ef b " is 4 -P ieel us • l tZ:Vas a r. 6 4 s a de l "fl" , s t. i p l r i t i lua i.B .. " sus t i he spisi eheiv isers. "f evh.. ilistraeliDil and reopitated hawed lea a well which was Ditto , MI e• 114 6010e1e .. 201 1 1 4 .1 .1....„ 1" - /- linen tugs also on lire. lii the plebutar the bed qa .f. b i poke' . or obi . ciie beam , dreatt , been very (ally . digitise is ' the seiehbeschood, Nod ass so terribly braised, . Deegan Hides l2 to ..1814.41:• 1 : ' which' 04 'Defendants natiallY, Icy "NO i roup lit lei* ließire the posidle : the oat, irdditiowel tesillmay give, OW his life was for some time despaired of. The deceased, PIM Gooch Hides ... .. . 1 i s IMO. ~,, . • -:•" tire in foot or Are' separate plisees;4 dies - fif wee tuvoimegsmie shendy of we peirebeehm, vie sosrel . whose mime is Rencroft, hat left a widow in air 'gleamed Crop Hides 78 als as lba• for mania 17 ti to I,B r . ~„ , r!rawers blood opposite the bed against i heisietet. ennieleed t he nnil l" n " st in " 4 " • ' 7 state of pregnancy, and four childres, to deplore his um Ditto 45 1. 2912 e• •• • timely death. Calf Milos sow Mlles l4l l t o 31ed ;1 •re the bottom drawl* of whiell sae (inflict • Meier 111* P "'"" e ' ' Wal l Aleek •" lian"" she agaibleale• and Os Friday sight,. the led sell. a. she Ondotte, Corrievie Dille 60te 70t50 kl,tliat /oleo Karin made a stateepeat actually/ her of mdse. WM to 364 -,:; Ili. , landiterehier burning, a child's cot • whichliflarid . ro 'l4 to ibe usissioo of Cheer' . Mid Mao alleg g bat boll, of shoal 38 toes hardest (whialt ie vrsts a ps eed n. as o s , was tempea si. ihsai Ditto i seals ( 7 Greeu e to Se ta l ad ts ) ...., Sad t o le.-Ilia led -,lli r . • • between the bed mild the deverers remisitting elled( s i ts l err% him us rub Mr. Orr*, • en. a him keys to urea . e • . rr , • IN - ' MIT packet. whilst the Mary Aim 1 , re t 0 .,l{ d to !Midi:wee tempting to rise between the Spit aa Mord' Ste& in Bassi - Large diem untouched by the fi re ; a n tis! a cheit iu theloidd e Mr. (bide's drawers aud, after he had given her some articles, 15 4 to Si l t. ritlis Zaanel, it bluoiag • gale of tried feat the isetward, chi Teamed Horse 111412 1614 to I . t '.-•; • of the moor stood A blll;llreibia were some rags seised bias by the oc h e r , assl thressesedlllllllo he woad euter , and, arelawehuly I. 'reline, the ellitit no boa Sposish Home • Hide lB4 to ors Ltirn nig likewise, t ior;d•ueliefuif : Of a deal table 11 " her P i "' '° P lemi " the . 6 . 4114 • 114 / 4 wul44 " Name ' ittes asiog of sev en pu m egm e , th e mea ts ' , yabse rams ., a rdi ai , - • which stood dose to it Shlo44lllfiftetedidiriVieil, Ato Bee-street, end charge hue ellArzy; she s aid a ll ba r • boy, were all drowsed. 't hey isil no emallbeell ea beard, 0.148, per Tee. of 262 Gallene.. -AT statement was entirely false, nil . to make a voltam- ,: ..... L. randiestielt stood ritatt'it tile n tiohle.'ihi eindle in te i s „,,,h is t es s r th e pay s ~he hi s t, h, the ,„.ho e , y , u s or PH." of she unhappy sufferers *MO Amen sawed. NeerGreetti.Wiudc.. 11l -s I fiperiaagati. MI •••rl•• "'which mows emsaPletely bet i de 'bilt ' iii ..' ' sock'', - had Iwo. woad gage Irs theeoreaesess. se thi..,„ot iers , Thi. The Calstaie of • • versa coming • ee to , tie g, ssw p Old . hive we , wen " thee 41410664 " slim psused mi .. ariiclei , man as the mast, and every Mideavuitr i , .e to i 'Pale Seal .. ... ggi .... Pale Rape :it/ ••••• 'Whilst may hijury "to' iltiflikit l of hi. without effeet as the sea was it the 1 . I • • w hi c h i s ros i es t. ; so d t h i l,se u i s : n o t i , su i s it e s' s , al repent fee biet. het harming at the lime that they were see 1 s an sim , d to bare ila 0% 6 -MACS OF POTATOES. frees Nem. SO ifs Dee. 1. si g n or soy aft in The giSte." e rlie etertieno ef .. o l re 'e Lu' e a ,: t hl are s es" ' 444nred ' the . 5441441 Pair . litat jags ' . a quail • clu do with the Imerglary, she tieing real oat lilacs of wreck are constimily delGierlye ' • 1 ,.. Shaw* sad Ormoblitea (nks* •• • • 40. to 61116 ,01. I the pertons whom the Blair lied drawn lo the spot, or the way by Jute's devise, be beitig apprehensive her adelity - • - from Ore - were Moen etscresaTid in •extinguishing all them to the family of Mr. Orde would frustrate his projct es. itees sad Shaw., frets mpline. from la Ste, • lb. revert.) Ares ; and at eight o'clock the husband re- The matteleate th e" adtleen'ted the reoateenk Jett*, Herb, It has recently been complained of by the Hilt e d i e e:h' 1.. c .! turned home, arid "beingrt infoned -of `whet had Levi., aid Mary Beck, std mid a.mwi se lkiest for him Judges, that owing to the distauce from each other, ' led Fillelleter Hem mit times for trial haring been made ant he shout' of' their beats in the lon Courts et York Castle, Teekshies Redeem, at.- .. happeoed. betrayed no *sytoptorn of scrotum , but conil es im it them. tilir midi-see ha' slug bees given ' Mat could 1 th e y h ave no convenience for conferring on pointa very" coolly Mid he 'bad test in the Ala clothes to a ff ec t Marsh, he was itiselmored. The 'others were then - WINES, esausivc of deity, 76.74. rogation. of law. A proposal has been made, mud we be- the value of twenty-eight - guineas. When the f u lly comenitted to Sr -ovate for trialrt, old, per 138 Ohms ' ' 301. to 481. street of the Sun Fite Office visited the premises to - - - lieve is partly under consideration, for alte r i ng th e New ditto -- - - - . ascertain whet damage haltbeen &fie, the Oe- Last week Mrs. Breen. of West.Ham r was whole interior of the buildin g. Th e Judges to be Lish:o. Per ripe placed Inch to hick, in the . centre of the prese n t Madeira, per pipe or Ile pliers (East india) , OW. to 345. .. 451. to 7W. , teridaut rawde a claim of 1501. for the- aftiount of delivered of •• child with only one aim, end it i s Hall, wish only an inters g closet for confer. may Per butt l5l . to 65L bis leas; POOL of mint+ tie stated to have been eet, in conjectured that Abe circuaistauce originated from , ' - bank notes and silver, and the remainder in fur- the z ajoir i. or s i neeku , „ me :„ .... 4 r e ss ese. w h o Res ence. The domes of the present Courts to be COAL MARKET, Heagruess & -,. •' taken down, anti that., Cootie to h e conver t e d i nto Shi p . at M arket. Ships Sold. Frit , : suture and wearing apparel. The same agent took in the 'habit of going round the neighbourhood 29 ati insettory of the property their remuiniig on the selling matches, and who occasimially craved clam- two Halle of a pproech to the new Cou r ts. W e SS Newcastle • / 330 Od to 46e 3d . premiere,. abed estimated their value at 301. 7v. ; 'but rity when an opportunity offered, oneWOIIIIIIa was believe this plan was suggested by M r . J us ti ce 1 1 samd"leati 7t. A ... 311e e ed. I• Ma ad. 2 Scotch Coal .. - c Jew who lived neer the spot, and ores one of :he PoPillif by the house of Mr.. Bitten, whew she BAYLNY ; and no oue COD doubt it would be a n i GOMM Cal 0 persons who forced Open the door mod assisted iti wits lookirig out of the window. He darted sod- imnroveme . eit. The City of York was visited on Fridsy night .. re exiinguishisig the tire, declared upon leis oath, that delay on Mrs. Illicit, and exposing the stump of by a violent storm. The wind blew with the vio- On Thursday a melancholy accident he e „ e id g i, e „ t he w h o l e e „,, his shoulder, for she purpose of exciting pity, • knee of a burn...lute, and the roof. of several houses at Feloriugharo. near North %detain : a fine bay, veyo ;" and a female who lived in the neighbourhood, greatly alarmed her. She at the tune was tu a received damage. Some lemilice in York were so age d n i ne yeBeri ,' son o f' M r. M OOR!, unfortunately . • mid wee fregottely in the Def. whines parlour, d.. state of pregnancy, and was.shoNly afterwards de- much alarmed err to hit up all the night, wa i t i ng s li ppe d i n t o th e wor k s o f a t h rash i ng -machine. aud •!, berthed restful •aritcks of furniture, each as china, livered of it child, perfect in every other way, bet ...; • glass, picture., looking-glusres, amid a Carpet, which having a stump exactly of the description as that of with great anxiety lon the rerun) of the morning. had one of hie legs so dreadfully shattered; that it h : Mir had often oven there• but which had been re. the match-sailer. Saturday night, about eleven o'clock. two man ems found necessary by the ni•rii...l ...e1...a...h. tides of value, with which they gut clear off. Last week as • mao of the name of Gansu, a servant iaa the employ of the Rev. Mr. Footles, in the parish of St. Cleer. in Cornwall, was attempting to drive a boar into his sty.the savage manual turned open him, and lacerated him so severely Su the hack that be died iu ten minutes. Teri 93 11,1 1