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that It had not been beeeedong; he examined the body externally very carefully. and did not find any marks of violence ; he fouud a little to irk a /tier one of the ears. but did nut think it was done by violence, or could it have been we cause of deatie He then proceeded to open the body, and find every thing quite right. He took test the lungs, pot Brent into wae•r. and they ogees. On h s being asked, upon tie; ciretunetenee Of the I un ,, e swiim iang, whether he did net consider the child was born Oise? •he replied,' certalitly not; as it might, in being born. by •giviug a single seep. so inflate its lungs with air, would elecii4loll the►s to swim when pat, 4bto water, even if the child wet born dead. blr. Flossing in con-• sequence attended et the (Mee, related the above circumstances, and Mr. Pa, dispatched Laven der to trace oat the IA olnan, to whom the letter was directed, and he found her to be a et:trout out of plisse, hedging at Nlr. Siceate, in Charlotte-street. Portland-place ; he told lime the.cuee ; she appeared quite composed, det.ted any knowledge of the I,u. *mese, and otiered to attend before the Magistrates; *lie voluntarily attended Itefore Mr. !lean, when he chewed her the letter found among the clothes of the infant, which she, without the least hesitation. ti-kuowledged to be hers, and which she had loot, but did not kuuw how, and very firmly denied arty knowledge - of dropping the (had. She was not detained, and has attended at the Office several times. but Thursday . eveaing awe n uttended pt the ()Ike., as did Mrs. Pleasing. the landlady, May Itsewell, her servant. • OnAllia:Fleiniug being cutled upon to say wile . thee tifiVeteepu prevent was the %eines or not? she heeitatlel gyp, south. Mary ItuetioU t however, who was us the kitelsion at the time her fellow-servant sheered her down Min; *ai f fetsitive es to lire Ptr • son, haviug had a full view o► her face. After this Mrs. Pietism; spoke in more positive terms as to her knowledge of the woman's person. In consequence of her ;metal being identified, Mr. Items did not think himself permitted in let ting the WORldlt go at large. and ilea since had her kept ut the Brown Boar •wiblic-house. Yesterday she underwent another' when, in audition to the above evidence, Elizabeth Vise, the girl who chewed the woman down stairs, identified the person of the Prisoner. • On the other hand, all these Witnesses have described the woman who was at the Ship public. house, to have been dressed in tegown, and other clothes, of a very different deseeiption to any the Prisoner possesses. Mni. Skeet., with whom the Prisoner lodged, pooitivoli asserted, that en the 16th instant, the Oar the infant was dropped, the Prisoner was at !mime with her working at her fteedie; however. en going hems to inquire into some circumstances, she corrected her evidence, and tslieved the Pri.• Oen./ to have been out en the 16th instant, but had not the lewd suopicioe of her being prescient. IVood, apothecary, - of Titelifield-street, Illteteda-bone. said he was attending the Prifentre about the time the child was dropped at the Ship public-house; he sew her two days previous to the dry en which it was dropped, arid did not suspect her to be pregnant. The Prisoner remains in custody at the Brown Sear. A fatal and melancholy accident happened, yes tents!, in Wych-street. The wheel of a coal seamen Crag ht a ladder au which a man was re pairing the front of a hoses, and, by the turning of the ladder, he was precipitated on the pavement from the third story. The poor sufferer was car ried to the Hospital, but survived a very short time. Ile has left a wife arid fkidr thildren, who had no support but his industry.. co /reeled is arrived At Portsmouth which sailed froniutf Lisboa on Wedoesdhy se'nuight, with a nuather of Portuguese refugees and others, who had *coped, on board. Commissioner Duncan and hie daughter are among the passengstrs, and are the tatest from Lisbon. ,/ On 'rurality morniieg, the 15th instant s as the Rev. Jades PALMIER. Curate of Htlhngdon, Miri am*, and bite of I teadington, near Oxford, was riditig in company with 'attend friends upon Ux bridge Common, his home ran away, and threw him with great violence against a stone, and fractuied his head ea much as to rause his innisodiate death. General WIFIETRAM, Lieut.-Governor of Ports mouth Garrison, arrived there on Thursday, and assumed the command of the (hrrivion. Captain THORNTON, iarth Regiment. Brigade-Major, and Captain Ntinsti, 13th Regiment, Aid-du-Camp, are also arrived. The Diasswal, Nesatrr, from London, for Leith, is lost, near Dunbar. Mr. Rost: has sent a letter of thanks toped, per son for his exertions n entitiguishing the tire at Cuffnells. To the firemen '. ruts given a guinea earls; and, en Friday night, t.+e three public-houses in Lyndhurst were opened to regale those who as. si.tcrl, to an stalitaited expeiise. A few years ago, Mr. Rosa gave a guinea to the waternsen who saved him from itraw , ting in the Thames. The Id and id divagoas of the lot gomerget Re Orient of Militia, marched on Friday and Sa t iry iota Podoniontli, from the barracks at Part s•nt, for Bristol—Tie last Oiviviori march this day. Two divisions of the Wercester Militia have marili .4l into Forties, to *apply their place; and tier. di visions of the Fifesliire Militia have marched into Gosport.—The bist divismos arrive this day.—The Darhain Militia will come into that garrsor, en the 4th all sth of lie vt motith.—The 2d battalion of the tlyth regiment, Colonel EUVIITOS, are re moved from Fort Mosikton to Ibises. We understaml that IA of the dafortunate y rot aft men, belonging to Illi7.uolo's enterprise, who Acre ruptured by the l4pinliards, lately mule their es cape from the prison at Carthageua. Of this num ber, 15 *ere unhappily retaken.' The remaining three, *e are informer!, have fortunately reached the lliiitedStates iu good health. • " We learn." soya a Now-York Paper, from an atithentie miurt:e, " that applieatimis for office kw. been numerous, beyond parallel, at the pent of tinieriiment. Toe the single app!iiittnelit ed Marshal or the district of Orleans, it is stated that there are, at this time, sixteen hundred and mixteiiii apptieatite ! (tier country a an crowded, and the pursuit. of private life have loreomo so intolerably that e are obligee) to dy to executive favour wive relieved front our liurtle.a." NiHAL PyrELucENCE. IFORTSMOVTIPI, I/ARM .17. Arrived the Atd, from a cruise ; Incoltstalet. from Guarusey ; Areugrr and Racehorse, from Ply mouth ; the Europe, Lord Castlervogh, Sovereign, der, Lord Keith, tout the Northumberluod East lioliausen, from the bow iud N. E. PLYMOUTII, MAICII 24. Came in t h e Swear, of cud fur New York, from Leir.t. On the loth instant, in lat. 4i. it. lon*. J. 0. she was boarded by the Staiiesioe and Ls Sl rote French frigates, winch lately escaped from St. Maims, and were on their return from Martinique. They put ou bnaid the Santos passengers, end the crews of several vessels they had captured, of which the following were part, viz. the Sappho privateer, of Loudon. Captain Smith ; Sarah 'Ling, letter of marqm s Captain Gardner ; and the American schooner Windham, Captain Payne, the crews'of which are all on hoard the SUOMI, except part of the Windham's. The two latter vessels they had burnt: and were about to bunt the Sappho, the being a dull Miler. It was their determination to destroy all American vessel, they fell in n ith, that had been previously boarded by any English cruiser. • Arrived His Ma , jerty's ship Mediator, from a cruise; Concord, smith, from New Orleans, de tained by the Argo privateer ; also o ship detained by Admiral Cotton's s.quadrimi. About a fortnight since, in lat. 50. 45. long. 16. 0. jaw was. hoarded by two Ereneli privateers, who would leave cap , : turgid her, had she been previously boarded by any English cruiser. •AI.MOUTII, MARI'M 25. Arrived this day His .4ajestv's ,lily "Humber, Capt. Hill ; the Act ire Excise cnitrefand eflemieme . praio from a crone ; the Thartit-friiinte. 36 VMS. Ulf titternsey ; the ship Esse,r,,itoillivaii,: t r in from •vevpool, Id .vitfit . ..Ottvoy fur the Brazils i the Cecilia tender. int/ u naval trawsport from, Plymouth ; the brig Cosntopolite, Tlunupsou f from Cadiz, with wine, for London ; whichisfacejjja left on 27th February, and on 15th 'uistaiityinZia&„ 46. long. 14. was boarilvd & by Avorikireirrrnefi'ff" . . 2 gateti;...p, Iwo Ake. Ijt' tends/ abewt Maio Frew% werea ir tin It.. o days 'march of 614 place--11,000 troops wi_ I e expet ted there in all. Eleven sail of the line and too frigates a ere ready ter sea. Ou 28th ult. off Cape tit. Vincent's, she spoke a large convoy, consisting of about 60 sail from Falmou th, and on 15th instant, in lat. 43. long. 15. saw an other convoy, about 14 sail. - - - DE tr., MARCH , 27. Arrived the' Ceisfaur and Euryslus, from PI) mouth.—Wind N. E. LITSRPOOL. DIAIICH 26. Arrived the Esverimsent. Captain. Proctor, from St. Lucia. Site sailed on the 11th ult. in company with the Prince of cistarias, for Duhlin, and parted from her on the 16th. The Barton, Ford, railed from Barhadoes, fur this place, on the 7th of Feb. The Francis Free:in . :4. patlat, from Falmouth, had passed Barbadoes for Jamaica. WHITSTABLE, MARCH 25. A stiviek belonging to Queenborough, bound to Faversham, laden with King's stores, was yehterilay driven on shore on the Pollard (a bar that runs out from Whitstable). The crew and passengers consisted of four men, two boys, and one woman, the Captain's wife. They got the boat out, and the Captain, his wife, and boy got into it, and put off fir the shore. At a stroll distance from the vessel, the boat stove, and the Captain re pined the mark, but his wife and the boy perished. He remained on board with the rest of the crew until morning ; the vestal being nearly dry, they left her, and walked ashore, with the ex ception of the owner, who perished through the ex treme cold. The woman and boy have been picked up. The distress of the Captain has been great, he was only married a week, and was briiiging hi, bride to Faversham, to introduce her to his friends. THE MARKETS. CORN EXCHANGE., M•RCH On. Wheat his arrived this day in tolerable supply, and in this trade sales are fully at our last quoted prices. barley in short supply, and tithe' higher. Fine Malt likewise. Peas at sinall variation. Beans of the two kind rather dearer— The supplies of Oats are also short, and this article is quoted at better priests. Sales of flour in the terms of last week. CURRENT PRICE. OF GRAIN. Wheat 411.6:1 721. Tick Beene (Old) 5711 ud. Floe diner 745. 775. Rye 46e. Sa• Rarity .. ...... atat. atia. Malt .. . 4g. 775. White Pea 136 a. ties. (;rry Pew ... ...... Sys. 57. ti.. .utr+ (Min 549. 6". 44. Oohs 3a•. 3U. ♦Os. Polauds 414.4u5. utl. Putslue ..... 441. lope Seed aut. 341. Floe Flour ss4 604. Some& Urs SS*. UXBRIDGE. Corn-lappector's Return —Tut:II9OAV. MA ncti Wheat, prr load 171. too to vol. toe. Barley, per quarter. SS,. —4. to 4Jo. Oat, 3111. —4. to 4111‘. —4. 01.1 Beaus .ass. —4. to tiue. New ditto . —.l. to Goa .4. Pram. MPS. to go oil 'RICE C rocs ETC ' ■•M. tient.....4. tws. le 31. taw finvwx.. .41. 104. to 51. M. Estex ...41. 155. bbl. le. PRICES OF HA' &ATV' sor. Ma% 41. 40. W O. Is. it Straw.A. M Si it. 111. Od. Mend al. i3t. to 61. et. &mailbox—. tL 151. to 51. I ss. Fanikaae..6l. a, two'. --a. r AND STRAW. AMT. Hey...... 41. 144. to til. to. . C1uver....64 ea. to 71. on *raw . as. to al. i Os. NEWGATE AM) I.F.ADENHALL MARKETS. By the Carcase. Serf....3s. et to es. ea. I 6d. to 39. ed. etottoo..so. td. to _al ed.l P0rk.....u. ad to ti.. ud SMITHFIELD. MARCH 98. 11111. (111‘ . 1 , market afforded s pod reapply of prime Beasts, and the s►ew of Cattle in other resprets, was euiniderable. Pork and Veal are cheaper than oar last report ; Beet and Mottos sold at last price, and t►e trade in general • as s w►at brisk. The way. in t►e Hay-market were pretty In ; Ilay and Clover ►are teensy in price wince Friday's market ; Straw fetc►ed a better price. The radeninstiosal price. and numbers an a corn ct statement : To •011. age offal prr $44114 of db. Beef.... 4a. lid to as. od. Head of Caftla ibis Day Nieman le 44. M. Bowe vow Vest pl. to 11.. Id. Ore" a,r4A P0rk..... Ss. dd. to Is. Yd. Cava • L00d,...c0. et to an. 041. 450 IMITHEIRLD HAYMARKET. Hay sI. us, Id. to 61. 61. od. Xtrav ..... N. mi. to 14 154. t'.4. 6d. to 71. cs. - PRICE OF STOCKS YESTENDAY. 3 per Coot. C 00..... 4 per rest. Navy t India bout& to aa. dia. Ettehoqurr . Sills Lottery Tickets all. Comsat' fur . T. WISH, Stock Broker, 4, Combat, anti 9, t itari,q-Uross. BIRTHS On the 1 1th int the I.ad; of Steplt..o Tomptot, fel. of neonghton-holl, nem Shinto°, of 11...11. list neck, the Hight Him. Ind Charlotte 11.‘alie, of a son, at Staintou, iu C1e%,1at.,1. M tßf!.%c r.. On Tlinratta), the 20h list. at St. Mary Is•Bonne rhumb, Win PAl , ner, or I.intiAn's.iiin, I:at.i. to Was Ricketts, danzlitei Jaikta Ricketts, Eal. DEII US On 11'ednestlay, at her hole , in Ttriekent,am, Mts. Hen rietta Packer, cbhsl sister tif the late I /mil Rio :le.:.1.111, and auM to the present Lord :tad the llou. Mrs. Geor4e I'dlit n, and I.IIPCC - to the late FAH Puirlett. Al his twine. at IlestlingtoJ, near Turk, in the 69th year of his age, to the ireeparshle loss of his fatuity and ft-tends, and a ith the general regret of Isis tillow.eitizeus and of su eiety, Thomas Ilartlel, Esq. an Alderman of that t'orpora lion, and our of Ills Maitaly's Deputy-Lieutenants fur the West-kitting, ('ity, aud :tinily. He served the office of Los-si Mayor, in the years 17;) awl 1803.--Cpri g lit, etii etionste, hottest, scusiltle, unassuming, iudepeudeut, consistent—he was an honour t.. human natttre. HIGH WATER, THIS DAY, AT I.ONDON.BRIIXIE. Morn. Mill. alter.. I Even •!9 Mill aftu.. SALES BY AUCTION. CAPITAL WATER and WIND3IILL * with suitable GRANARIE:I, and requisite DWELLING NOOSE as 4 COTTAGE, tVANDSWORTII, SI'HREV. By Mr. BURTON a.J Mr. %V11...4/N, THIS I/AY at Twelve at Carrawos's T. NIOIETV : or 11:11.F SI-I.IRE . ef a va -11. legbie sod very c.nw:drle WATER ard 1)- MILL, winking six pear of stones, and now in foil trade, advantageasaly situates' co a branch of the !Imre 313..1m5, with culllenient and swell-connected gninaries ano store room., four-stall stalk, art-sheds, outic-abu .s, and suitable out-lhai:dings, eundite4 the bas i n es aid: great fatality ; MI/ kirk dwelling-houses, with domestic conveniences, to gether with eight tenements anti 3 ands eligible fur the work men. This ethic is on kasiktir Ir. Shipley, for the unex pired term of 13 y ears, at Itlithatltuas next, at the very km rent of tell. To be vievii&l by leave of the tenants, and descriptive par ticulars had on the premises ; at the Grevhound, t'roydon at the Cora and Cud Exchanec Cofree-iiouses, Mark-lane and Thames-ofeet ; of Mr. B. Wilson, Solicitor, to, Devon shire-80ml, Bishopate; of Messrs. Wilson, 1, Muorklils; at tiarritv a:.s; subd of Mr. Rados, 62, Coraill. ROMNEY RnJ WALLAND MARSHES. At the New-Inn, in Ncit IZonniey, on TII tiItSDAY, March :11, betoccr, Three and roue- o'Clock in the Afternoon is k Lots, unss acceptable offers of purchase by Private eontraet should be trade in Site wean time, As' , IISTANTIAL old NI.INSIt)N liOI7SE, with Bares, and other courcuicat 0111-BeiWoes, and 103 a. s p. of excellent Mesh Land, all Freehold, situate in the Parishes of itrenscft, Brookliusd, Neu Itowney, and ley Church, awl mow txccuricd by Messrs. Joseph and Henry Corence, of Toder,len ; and Mr. l'alcher Ralfe of New Roainey, under Leases, *hick will expire at Mich:O wes, 1809, . _ I.ot I. A Parer' of Marsh Land, crllad the Rearon Field, containing 40 a. 1 r. IG p. 8.13 ~ itt ing to Giiikiturd lane, in Brookland, and occupied by Afrits". C.ireney. Lut 2. A Parcel of Marsh Laud, call, d the Meadow, Sr Fourteen Acre Field, containing 14 a. S r. 34 p. adjoining to Guildford-lase, is Brooklaad, and ocsitpled by Messrs. Covemiy. Lot 3.—A Parcel of Marsh Land, called thib Bihrigi, or Fifty Acre Field, onntaining 57 5. 1 p. adjoining to turd-lane, in Bruokland , and occupied by Alteara Cureacy N. B. Lots I, u, and 3, are in Wallund Marsh, and the remaining Lots in Romney Marsh. Lot 4 —.Four Parcels d land called A. a. P. The Little Pound Yulms, custatuing I 4 * Bridge Yokes 11 9 • Further Yoke. a a • Great Pound Yokes . . • - 11 3 WO IS 9 SI situate in Nra Romney, and occupied by Mr. PA- - " -- --.:L cher Half.. I.ot s.—Threr Parcels of Marsh Land called • . a. T. The Miller 1 okes, containing - - I 499 Tao Acre Yoke§ - - - - 9 1 96 Thirteen Acre Yokes . - - 19 9 18 17 4411 situate in New Romney, and occupied by Mr. Pli- .—..-- cher Railer lot 11.—A substantial old :11ansion Hors% called Brensett Place, with the Barns and utlier Buildings, Garden, nb, are. costeitting - I 334 And seven Panels of Marsh Land, (part of Brenzett Vlore Vann) called The House Field, contain* - - 24 0 20 Baru Field - - - - 0 2 36 Ilambruolcs (arable) . - - • 16 2 I Atullersee (arable) - - - 21 0 7 Toll Field - - - - 21 oln 'Eno Field - - - 7 0 o - - Ho we - • 24 137 situate in *emelt oat& Ivy Char* and occupied In 1 4 ---- by Meson. Covincry Lot 7. A parcel of Marsh Land. (other part of Brea :fit Place Farm), called the Thirty Acres, containing 411. Ir. g7p. situate iu flreastett, Bruokland, and Ivy Charch, and occupied by Mews. Como,. Los S.—A parcel'oillisrsb Land (other part of Bresszett Place Facia), called the Wall Field, rimtnining 26a. or. tip. (sitaste in BrcaseU awl Brotiklitail), awl °eclipsed by Messrs Voressey. Lot. 9.—.1 we . el a Merl& lenxi (other pert of likerlltett Place Farm), called the liaNhry h 1 cuahoniatt sus. sits. ale its It y Church, anti oecopo .1 1 Mr.., C.A.,. y. Let to.—Three perils of Metall LAW VIIIICr part of Iltretuatt Place l'aruo, called A. lit. P. The Busk coutaiuiug - - 1 u3O • Orchard - - - i o .:el • - Mks - - - 9 o Ju 13 u 19 situate in Dressett, and occupied by Mews Coreney. Lot 'Lt.—Too parcels of Marsh Laud kutlier part of Bum sett Place Form), elated •. u, r. Tbe Puce Field, containing - - 31 1 31 Dung Field - 71 1 .s 1,5 3 32 situate in Beenzett, and necupied by Messrs Covessey. Lot 11.—A pared of 3farsh Inuit s miler pint of Wen sett Place Farm), called the Moue-lane Needs. runttiiuing it3a. 4le 35p. situate in Ihenzett, and uccurni.l li ) .krs►rs lAA i3.—A parcel of liarab Land .otttcr part of zett Muer l'arnO, 0011411 hr Cr.lit Sceds, rta•tanou, 14111 Ir. J.lp situate in Bremen, and occupt:tl II? ]tugs revel. J.4;4 14 —.A. parrrl of Land !residue of Itrentett pt.., Flow, railed tile Itn,n contlintieg OR Jr ;N. •rtuutr Brsso It, and uvilitpeil by Meeol• I'4o - chi.) The laud-twa t r.oor-tux, altal march scut., at r sere I.nr, and the Wile (cserpt fur land btukLa cut} I. ply &Mr 'rite severs' lute assn Ie vietrrtt, an &psi:cation to the tenants, anti turner pnetoeulars Inn, be known ar appht tiuu to Mr rue lr, t-tt Rummy, or Maws. Huper rud SOD, at Lewes. Beeler its Theology, Jusi rlll.llhetl by J. MAWMAS . 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