The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-07-30 00:00:00

I 'M --• --7 . .11 ~0 - f • „ . " 1 ' '-'; ' - - ""7 1- ' 'Tot .., •' ' • % . 1!s-Cot Coat •• • . . , . • , • 4r* • ) • - • • 11 10'. • •• _ ~,. . , .17 • . . . . 0 . 1 • ,A ellik.o • Zb.t • ma art... .- .• .• ..... 4. •. 1 . ..,... . .„ . . . c . . .. . . . . • LONDON, TU ES DAY, JULY 3% 1821 . • • .. .. ...., " Tie Gra fir ',hick MAMPIIIIN fell ii. As Pfski. givil STAVIN? &el se the ?c4 oldr i PRIM SZVXI4I PENCE ck„sl (11, NVMHER 5137. COFFEE MART. No. St, SKINSIIII-STREZT,SVOWINILL. I• 011110011. Established by the West India Planters and Merchants. J)EACON and C... beg to inform the Public they may depend upon being supplied with a superior arti cle of Coffee at the most moderate prices, the Market *lll mimit of. Alen, Families may rely upon having Teas, sugars. and every article of Grover) , of hest rigidity. The Trade supplied. lintel and Coffee-heuse Keepers, supplied at trade prices. Shipping orders nicer ted. HOMAS WEAVER, Commercial Agent and T Ship Broker, 118. Long Acre, from Twenty-thren Years experiewee, and having selected the most respectable tionaextoa. begs to offer his abilities to Manufacturers ia general, whe, thecae' the extreme depression of trade may wish to effect 811114 without lota or exposer*. either for Casts orapproved Bills, sad assures them that hesagemeset pits') it In a few hours. Likewise. Marealnds upon Seesaw, tense, for Foreign Markets. mai ham** ad vantage of saving at least 16 per Gat. The gristestessrecy strictly observed. and Commiesloa is propeetial to the ea tare of the transaction. Cash to say ivroaut advanced upon Osteds funneled for immediate Sale, and all Post-paid Laken lastastly at molded to. 4 POLICR. BOW-ITUBIT.MORDiIt or Msg. Doorsrt.—After the great exertions which have ►een made Ia various quarters to discover the murder of Mrs. Density, it is asserted that there Is at length reason to hope that a clue Is obtained to trace the villain. which was ascertained yesterday in a private ezioninatien before Sir RICHARD be had 'session to draw a cheek epos hie -bankers . Mews. Heerlen and Co.. for 961. in favour 'of • Mr. Dixon, and enclosed it to a Mr. Hayes. of Dock-brad, Bermondsey. The check was dated the 45th of Feb., and wheats enclosed it to Mr. Hayes, and gave tbe let ter coatai•i•g it to the primmer to•pet ieto the poet office. He gave her strict injunctions to take tare of the letter. as it contained a sum of mosey, sod he de sired her to be particularly careful sot to let a li!tis child which she carried in her arms lay hands on it her retorts. she said she bad done e•actl♦ as Ore had been directed ; 'bet witness soon afterwards received a letter. fns Mr. Dixon, amiss that the cheek bad not come to hand, and imptiries were male at the postoffce, the banking-boom, aid other places. bat without effect. Mr. Hayes and Mr. Dixon attended to prove that the check had not bees received. The prisoner said that she bad s•fortusetely per sheathe baby which she castled in her arms to play with tier letter, and that it became so tare and blotted that she was ashamed to pet ft la. the pest-office or 'retain it to ber'nsister. Sha therefore pat it in bee box. As to the towels, tie merely kept them for tee own use in the house. .• Narroxdiaeasx.—Yemrdapawwtao was !hared he William Bough with tvdtblig kin of a bed. bed ding. its. The complainant stated that be met the prisoner shout six months ago, at the bar of the Pear-tree pub- Carsitor.street, anti that be promised to take her borne and consider her his wife preeitled she would act honestly. which she consented to do. She, however, absconded the next morning, taking with her the articles beforwalluded to. Complainant sever I tem/ the angrateful prisoner - again until Saturday snuning;witen he saw her sleeping upon a still is 9,tatarket. The complainant was positive the pai r was the person. In her defence, the prisoner denied ever baring* mei the complainant before. She said she lived is 'esfelgar-place, St. ()toile's Fields. Tilers being no ether person to recognise her she was disabused. William White, of Orange-street, Red Lion-equate, baker, pleaded liallty to as isfurmativa cbygiag hint with selling adulterated bread. _ _ N r . Ely !TREAD ao.l BISCUIT SHOP. — A. MAE - Dosstra. English end French Bread and Biscuit Baker. $. WeMouton-street, Wat , rior. Bridge. Strand. utmost respectfully bens leave to inform his Friends and the Public, that be has lately OPENED the above SHOP I. the BREAD sod BISCUIT LINE, is all its various brenches, entirely tree of any adulteration. His Biscuits are manufactured precisely the maw as Lemma's, is the City, who has attain ed so great celebrity for many_jlears and to thee* Frieede elks hare kindly honoured A.M. with their commands since his conmeecer ent. he humbly bows to their decision for the truth of this assertion, is every article vended In his shop is made ander his owe direction and esperistesdence. Ile please( 1610..i4 mud. 11 , es lAA. they "I he foe" equal in quality to say loess le the trade within the Metre uoik. WANT SITUATIONS, an Sssliaso,ao sad h is Wife, who Is a French woman, aged 28, and 18. without inenntbrasset% as FOOTMAN, and his wife as LADY's MAID; or In a Nursery, which wBl M a great triturate so any Lady who has children desirous of Improv log their French. The young Imam Is from YeraMllas. wbfeh Is is town retnartabl* for the parity Io widels She French Language Is spoken. Sbela.MlM Feeleallat 110- ; they ma have geed resemessiallase foss *OHM aiw.—Direct. letters pest I'. A. at Mr. 18111110.' bakar, Ale.l, Ogle-street. ATRNT SRI" ADJUSTING TRUSSES—The P P.blie are most rem , ect fully motioned against the In (sear Trusses which are now made and otfered for sale by Truss-maters and others, who have net the least MUCHAAII• CAL Isiewledge of the Tugs eonstromioa ; from such wasters the sillicted will dud no relief. S.I.LtION, ODY. and Co. the Role Inventors and Patentees. have made up wards of 444chlUof their Patent Sat-Adjusting Trusses, cad sitill'continse to have the recommendations of all the most eminent Surgeons in Town sad Comitry. They have also the honour to supply the Army sod Navy„ the Naval and hlilitar Hopitals, the Dock Viols sod Ordnance, the Ma rine Infirmary, the llonoamble East India Company, the City of Loodon Tress Society, the Alary•le.bone, elis combe, Bristol, and Denbigh Infirmaries. the Windsor Ge nerel i)ispensan, the Middlesex snit St. George's Hospi tals. Parochial Rscablislimeats. i.e. &e. To prevent brine imposed upon, please to ob. hat • Salmon. Ody, and Co. ALL Strand," is marked opnn the leather ease of their lostruments. N. B. Professional Gen tlemen and . Brugaists In the Country are partieolarly con tinued mcainst the sportier's kind. which are hawked about. .111 INCSACTORY. 3i93. tiTft AND ; DEPOT, SG, CORN HILL .—Letters to be addressed to the Strand. IMPORTANT DISCOVERY. CJACKSON, HAT MANUFACTURER, 58 . 1 e Barbican. solicits the public patronage in Amour of a BEAVER HAT, of matchless qualiby. It livery light and pleasant on the head. nor' will rale aver...injure ft, being WATIRR Pllool. The 110101 T, which is unchangeable In any elionsts, is a most beautiful black • tha shape the stoat hand. Mlle ever seen, which it will retain to the last. The advan tage these Hits pa:e'en over all others; taut giro thee a decided preference.—Price only Us. To ballad only of the Manufacturer, C. JACZIOS, Barbican, near the City Repository.—No unpaid letter re - She was fully essaraitted on both charge,. The informants yorteg woman was *boot to be married to a decent Mammas, asd had been en Sunday asked in chard for the first time. Auntie Mines, a Jew, was charged with having received a gasetity 111 harass, the property of Mr. Dale. HANSA.Rfrei PARLIAMENTARY DEBATES. This * dry was published. price If. I Is. dii. THE Sixth Volume of THE NEW SERIES of this Work; comprising the period from the Opadag 01000 iliweerit Roseau to the 22d of April. M The SEVENTH Volume. completing the Proceed- WO lir the feseleik will appear Is September. ••• All commuleademslar Nils Work, if forwarded to Mr- Wright, lte. 1 1 ‘ Hato.-square, or to Mr, T. C. Ilan mrd, Peterborough-court, Fleer-street„ will be carefully at leaded to ; but as an early publicatioe of the Proceedings desalt Session Is ektresely desirable, It Is reepestfelly re quested that such communications may be forwarded with as little delay as possible. London : Printed for Baldwin. Credoek, and Joy ; J. Booker; Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown; J. M. Richardson; Black, Kingsbury, Plainly, and Allen; J. Habitant and Sou ; Ridgway and Sons E. Jeffery sad Roe ; Rodwell and Martin ; R. 11. Evans • Bald and Col itis; J. Booth ; and T.C. Hansard.—Of whit,' may be bail, I. The Parliamenta ry _ History of Raglead, from the earliest period to the Year ISM; In Strobl. 2. The Parliamentary Debates, from the Year MOS to the Accessioa of his present Majesty • la 41 volumes. 3. Howell's Complete Collectioa of State Trials; la fl volumes. 4. Howell's Modern Stale Trials. Tel. I. to IX. About three weekb ago the ►srness was stolen, and it was traced through several ►seds until It ease home completely to the prisoner. whe said that ha bad pur chased It In his way of trade (dealing in marine storm) bet who was the seller ►e could not for the life of his tell. ANGEL. INN. ST. CLEMENTS STRAND, 'MOM. COACU vFVICU Pua WIG. AND CON• veses:o PARCCLO AND 1111RCJIANOISI. . T HE FOLLOW I NO MAILS and other COACHES go from the ah •ve INN : Paris Royal Mail, via Duver,Tuesday and Friday Night., at Twehe. Portsmouth end Gosport Mail, through Godalmlng, Pe terstleid, and 'Primes. every Evenlag ate quarter past 7, and Sunday at half-past 6. On its arrival a Packet sails to the Isle of Wight, to convey pemenges Bed parcels ; and a hitil Coach sets oil' to Chielumter, through Drayton, Heusi, Emswerth.&e. Gloucester Mail, thr - oegh Healy. Cfxford, sad Cbeltenham, every Evening at I (tauter pest 7, and Suaday at half past 6. Dover and Canterhury Mall, through Gravesend, Chatham. sad Fevershaa, every Keening at a gustier past 7, and &twin sed•Afmeros 41. Rees Cemteebery.iilleeelbrin s.d parcels are conveyed to Deal, Margate, Ramsgate, Sand wich, &c.; and from Dover, parcels are conveyed to Volk atone, South/ate, Ilythe. Dimehnrch, Romney and Lydd. "Milford Moll, through Carmarthen. Liendilo and Haver fatewesn, every Eveoing at • quarter pest 7, and Sundays at Ulf-past 6. Bathend Bristol Post Coach. to carry only Foe, inside, through Reading. Marlborough. Celine and Chippenhass, every Morning at a quarter past 6. Bath and Bristol Post Coach, every A ftereoott at S. AMY Light Post Coach, in two days, to carry Four Inside. *rot* Maidenhead, Reading. Marlborough, Devise ',and Matthaei. Monday. Wednesday, and Friday Maintain, at Nine. This Coach is chiefly intended for the accommoda tion of Families. Invalids, &e. who cannot endergo the fatigue of such a distance In ogle day. Brighton Light Pod Coach, through Cucklield, &e. every Morning at 8, except Sunday. Cheiteaham °diesel Post Coach, to carry only Foot lo date, every Morainic at 7. Chichester, Bognor, and Petworlh Post Coach. Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Mornings, eta quarter before 7. Dover and Canterbury Light Post Coach, every Evening at hair-pest A. Ditto, every Morning at half-past 6. Godabuing and Guildford Telegraph Coach, through Ep son, Leatberheed, Ciandon and Horsley. Tuesday, Thurs day. and Scarday Mornings at 10. Godalming sod Guildford Telegraph Coach. through Kingston, Dittos, Cobham. and Ripley. on Monday, Wed nesday. sad Friday Mornings at 10 ; Sundays at 7, aid re turns to London the same thy. Gloucester New Post Coich. the Champion. through Wycomb, to Oxford, Cheltenham, Hereford. cerrearilies. Troby. Ross. Swansea, &e. every day at I. Henley Coach. through Madenhead. every Ableases at I Buaday excepted. Littlehamptan. Arundel. and Petworth Cook y. Thursday, and Saturday hloruings, a quarter Margate Hematite. Deal, Sandwich. sad B detains Light Post Coaches, every Morning and Evening. Oxford Light Post Coach, through Henley, &e. every Morning et 7. Portsmouth New and Elegant Light Post Coach, the Re gulator, to carry only Four Inside, through Kingston, Guildford, Peter,lleld, and Portses, every Morning at 8. Coaches from Portsmouth to Chichester, on the arrival of the Mail. through Emsworth, Cobham, &c. to Bognor. Salisbury Post Coach, to carry only Four inside, through Shrines, Basingstoke, White/torch, Andover, le. every Morning at 7. tstroudwater Coach. (removed from the Bull end Month.) through Ablogdon, Farinetion. and Cirencester. Tuesdsy, Teteeday, and Saturday Mornings, at a neuter before 7. Wallingford and Wastage Coach, through Maidenhead, Nettlebed, sad Harwell, Tues.l4, Thursday, and Saturday Mot aings, at S. ESTABLISHED UPWARDS OF TWEN CY YlCAtta. For the Sate of Irish Um* b the Mee et the Factory price, N 0.4, oa the Btl SIDI s MSBURY SQU AR E, four doors from dump f -isms. Bellhoes. ISH E IRISH LINEN COMPANY last Mtn 444444 to the Public, that the above Howse Is that only Establishment in this country, where they mediae to , sepptv the Nobility. Gentry, sad the Public with WAR RANTED grass-bleached Linen, for Shirts and Sheets, of the best fabric and colour, at a price considerably lower than they no be procured through any other medium. They also engage to return the purchase-money should any fault appear. Good Irish Bilk and Bank of Ireland Notes taken as essal.--Gountry and Town Orders • punctually attended to by JOHN DONOVAN, 4, Bloomshart-square, London ; JOHN DOYLE. SI, St. Mary's Abbey, Dublin. Amts. LOOKING OLASSgS and EUBBITUKI3.--,Seve rat large SECOND HAND PLATES, are now on sale, at COOPER and Son's Manufactory. 93, Bishops gate-street, Within.—Sense of the larger sires are admira bly adapted for large dialog-rooms and elegant drawing rooms. A large assertion* of rich finished Chimney, Pier, sod Cheval frames, with New Glasses of superior colour and hrilliency ; the prism reamed beyond all former precedent. Plate Glass for 1111• dews. Carriages, &c.—This article may also be maawiltatured gelds* as ISO by 72 Inches, 190 by 80, or to any gives dlemmeleas. Noblemen, Gratiamee, Surveyors, Proprietors of Hotels and others, win Sod this Warehouse deserving attention, from its extensive Variety of excellent Cabinet and Chair Work. The upholstery arrangements display some new specimens of peculiar neatness and elegance, with the still greater advan tage of eitooomy in the charge. J. C. and Son in particular direct the attention of the public to their newly invented Wesh-Hand-titand, coutala log certain conveniences (especially useful to Invalids) in which all alluvia Is carefully prevented. ••• A considerable assortment of Turkey Carpets ; and all other Carpetting on the same reduction. AEPEr, HEAR 111-11.1.10, MAN hKI, C REEIN, COUNTERPANE, LINEN and MUSLIN WAREHOUSE.—DENMARK-HOUSE, Regent-street, seven doors from the Argyll Rooms. Corner of the Circus, o'ton-1-street, and at their Manutadorles, Kidderminster and Glasgow. R. COLLINS and Co. beg to return tbelracknowlesige meets to the Nobility and Public In general, for Use liberal support they have experienced since they have opened the above Warehouse, (on arch principles, that have never yel l been offered to the Public.) As they are lota MANUFACTURRRI of the above Ankles. width astable them to sell lower than any House in the Kindest, they are determined to supply the Public at the MANUFACTURING PRICES. R. (Land Co. inform their friends they coot: onehavlng a sup ply from their Masufactories weekly ; consisting of Brawls, Venetian sod Kidderminster Carpeting, Drugget, Table Covers, Counterpeues,Quilts, Bed Ticks, Blankets, Flannels, Scotch and Irish Linens, Sheeting' of every width and quality ; (Aug Cloths, Table Linens. Printed Far...tare, Furniture Dimities, Musilits of every deseriptioe, and Window llul lands, &e. &e. &e. NORTHERN COAC!ItS. York, Newcastle, and Edinburgh Conches, and to all Parts of tha North. every Moraisg,at a quarter before 9. Manchester, Lancaster, Kendal, Roch•la le, Huddersfield, Bradford, Leeds, Halifax, Rotherham, Shell.-id and Nor wich Coaches, daily. 104111111116LT . SOLD AT TUC MIANIMACTUItING Pawn. CARRIERS To Twickenham, 8 rentford, and Inleworth, every Moo ds), Wednesday, Friday. and Saturday. EANIES sod Co. Proprietors. Parcels and Paettaites are safe!) and expeditiously eoll• le) , (1 from this INN to every City. Ter.,. Village, and Cot:totrx Seat in the following Counties, sig.:— Iterki, Hereford, Surrey, Rocks, Kloueeste►, Su 4.ett. C Norsk Kent, Wilts, Devon, Oxford. Worcester. Dnrset, limits, Sooners'', South Wales. All Parts of the Isle of Wight. Jersey, Guernsey, and all Ports of France, AND TO ALL Of THE NOIITII. Neat Post-Malmo. &c at the shortest notice. *** Take Notice, that no Package, containing glass, china, tenches, plate, eash, or hank-notes, hoviever small Meanie... •ul be arcounied for, if lost or damaged ; nur say other parcel or passenger's luggage, of spore than l value, finless specified as such When &hyenad at the and paid for accordingly. Turkey, Persia*, Brussels, sad Kidderminster carpets, Call Sizes) ready for laving down. N. B. Carpets, de. cleaned. and the utmost value gives for old Carpet h exchange, at R. COLLINS and Co. U . Hoene, Regent-street. TooTH A _AeliE NL, PERRY'S HSSENCE. has received the sanc.ion and support of the most distinvnished personages In the kingdom, together with the mated testimony of the dist Physicians in Europe, and eumerous favourable comments in highly respectable Medical Journals, were It has been declared to be the •• IILST THING area O Vol TIC TOOTH•ACIIK AHD E•11-11C111." II Instantaneously re lieves the most ewers-lacing pale. preserves this Teeth sound sad firm, prevents further decay, effectually cares the Starry is the Gams. fastens loose Teeth, and renders them erne aid serviceable to the latest period, and effectually prevents the Tooth-Ache. Sold In Impales, at Is. lid. and 2. tied. by Butlers', Che mists. No. 4. rheapside, sod 220, Resent-street, Losios IV, Waterloo Ptace, Edintitergh; SL, Sackvills-strert, Dub lin , and by the principal Medicine Venders through tit the silo kingdom. The Magistrate adjudged him to pay a Sae of 51. - ?Somas Maxwell. otherwise Redinao, Thomas Orem otherwise Stayer, William Pickering. otherwise Skim?, and Peter Hand, better known by the name of Peter the Bold. *and's': more of the bargemen *be were charged with being concerned in the riot sad esishlo nation to raise their wages on last Thursday estrolags when the 3d regiment of (hard, were to embark et Paddington on board 26 of Messrs. Pkitford sat Co.'s boats for Liverpool, were brought up fee en minatima. The prisoners in defence stated. that they were compelled, under a threat of being thrown late the water, to join in the riot by the rest of the bargemen. particularly by Owen, Chester. Worseel. and little George, (nicknames) their real names they did set know, nose of whom are yet In custody. The User Crates being satisfied with the proof against the prison ers, committed them to prison to abide their trials as the ensuing Session. Qcnas.sottanx.—lftstona.---Yesterday Infireem. tins was received is Leaden of a horrid marier lately committed- at Tanaton, Somerretthlee, by a' youth, earned Hooper, about 18 years of age. The accused is the son of a rich spinner in the Manche... ter trade, and the person murdered was one of the , woekmea employed 'in the factory. They were at $ .whea in coortepoop thilays as intim &lila the other, batholiraffellfirs to Ito manner in which the murder was committed was sot permitted to transpire. The *ceased, as it is supposed, led the country. with an intention of reaching America ; but the route be has takes is set yet discovered. HIGIIWAT ROBOBOT AND ATTIMPTCD MOROltdr••• lefornsation was received at this °Scoot' a most du. log attempt to murder a man named Jobeoa on tie Buntingford road, Hertfordshire, on Thsreday sight last. Jobson was a dealer, and travelling late in the evening he was attacked by three tomaKof whom a hill description is given to the Police); they knee:MlA him down with bludgeons, and beat him la a =mini merciful manner, then tied both his bands together with a cord, threatening that if he made any dorsi they would instantly dispatch him. They after this riled hie pockets, took his watch and steel purse, which contained a quantity of sovereigns and silver, they also took his bundle, which contained several skirts and other linen, a salt of new clothes, sad other property, and then flung him into the ditch is an exhausted state, in which situation be was after wards found by persons coming that way, who saved his life. A large reward is offered for the apprehen sion of the robbers. U stote-HALL.—Carolise Slee, a girl about 19 years of age, was charged with having stolen a quantity of household linen. The search which took place for the linen led to the discovery of another offence. which Is likely to produce more serious consequences. The prisoeer was servant to Me. Ford. of Nine elms, Battersea, with whom she had lived six months. Some days ago, a quantity of linen was missed, and as the prisoner was the only servant who had oppor tunities of removing it, application was made at the office for a search-warrant, which was immediately granted and placed in the bands of an officer. The officer went to Mr. Ford's bons* to execute the war rant, and met with a more determined resistance from the prisoner than be expected. When be told her his business, and that he wished to pat his hand into her pockets to ascertain whether she had the line.. said she, that impossible as it was that she coal -carrya bundle of linen in her pocket, still she would not per mit any man to search her. The officer then proceed ed to coercive means, and she retaliated. He seised her round the waist, and endeavoured to poll her pockets off. She *crotched and bit him in the arms and hands ; but at last he succeeded. la one of the pockets was a red morocco pocket-book. which con taised some papers, amongst which was a cheek on a banking-house to the amount of 961. Nothing was found spun her to trail to the discovery of the linen; but the desperate resistance she made was ao counted for by the sudden and unexpected appearance of the check. The moment the cheek was found, she begged that the Aces , would let her go for a m meat, and said in a frantic manner, that she would soon settle all. Care was, however. taken ,that she should offer no vl.lence either to herself or any other person, and then the officer proceeded' to search her trunks. in which he (Amen! 'macs( tits property which bail been missed, consisting of some old towels, &c. When she was brought before the Magistrate. Mr. Ford stated, with reference to the second charge, that The Magistrate ordered him to lied bail in the sons of 1001.. and to give his own recognisance for an other 1001., to appear at the next Sessions. Muaosa.—On Tuesday and Wednesday se'enight, an inquest was held by Nicholas Wood, Esq.. in the neighbourhood of Neath, on the body of Margaret Williams, a fine healthy young woman, who was found dead in a pill on the marsh adjOining tba village of Cadoxten, on the morning of Sunday the 14th inst. The inquest was attended by 1 magistrates and other palletises, whose interests had been strongly ex cited by a prevalent and well-founded suspicion, that the deceased did sot die from arty natural or accidental cause. The Coroner pursued a very deliberate and able iseestigation of all the evidence that could be collected en the shocking catastrophe; aid the Jury were locked op the whole of Tuesday alibi, an ad journment of the inquest being necessary logo through the whole. The facts proved were as follows:—The dimly was loud lying err elo imenthie, la a pill on the said marsh, containing about 18 caches in depth of . water, but too narrow to admit of the body sinking into it. The face and head, however, were ander the water, whilst the right side of the body, with the arm is an elevated position, was perfectly dry. A basket, containing the bat of the deceased, and • sheep's head which she had purchased at Neath on Saturday night. was found on the marsh near the spot. The marks on the body consisted of braises and diecoloaratioso on the throat and neck, and on both arms above the elbow ; but of the two arms the right was most bruised, apparently by strong pressure—those on the throat were manifestly caused by strangulation; and the medical gentlemen, who opened and examined the body, gave in their opinion, that tbe violence which produced those marks, occasioned the death of the de ceased ; they also testified to the fast of her pregnancy. —A warrant was issued on Tuesday morning against the man generally suspected of haitag committed the diabolical act, and by whom the unfortunate girl bad frequently declared herself to be with child. He was accordingly taken into custody, and held prisoner sill the verdict should be pronounced. The poor girl had been a servant of the prisoner's father, a small farmer Is the neighbourhood; bat bad quitted bins tan weeks back to live with an illustrious old man who occupies a smell cot near Neath, where she was reworked by the neighbours for her industry and cheerfolness.— Though the strongest suspicions existed against the prisoner, no evidence was adduced to establish his guilt. The verdict of the Jury was, therefore, " Wil ful Murder against some parses or persons unknown." —.The deceased was • native of Carmarthensbire, whence her most afflicted parents were summoned to witness the beart.rending and appalling spectacle of their murdered child.—The Magistrates have declared their resolution to reek oat fresh evidence with unre mitting scrutiny ; and it is devoutly to be wished. that the inhuman monster who perpetrated this foul sad horrid deed, may yet be brought to justice. YARMOUTU. JULY 23.—Our market condones ehanderitly supplied aito all grain, particularly Wheat, which experience fell sales, at 2e. per quarter lower on the best sorts. and 2s. to 3s. per quarter on theorem's' and inferior. Barleys are full 2s. per qr. limper. In Oats, Peas. and Beans, little doing. CRICIIIIITIS COIN MAREnT.—The returns of the Core In.peetor. up to the 22d inst. are, Wheat, 395.; Barley, 205.; and Oats, 20s. per quarter. Chichester market, on Wednesday, was very fall, and much busier's done, particularly in lean stock. the low prices of which tempted many to become purchasers; good ewe mutton was current at 2s. 31. per smut ; prime wetbers little in advance; beef. 2s. rid.; west country sticklers, 20s. per head. Many droves of Welsh beast are in the neighbourhood. amounting to nearly 600 bead of cattle. Pilaw joints of mutton are sold in the neighbour hood of Lewes, at did, per pound—in the parish of Laaghton, about five miles from Lewes, the best joints .uf mutton are to be bought at 4.1 per pound. What a blessing Oe Thursday morning, a unman returning from Li tare irk to Neweastle is die county, was attacked and boat at benglimore, and robbed of toed and salt, some of which was recovered by the city police in the course of the day. 4 cc. se• • 11. • ♦• yr