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THE HARFESt. I.e say any thing might Its eased h, speekingbefore nn office full of people. , The Mogirtate tried for neatly a smarter of an hour to I.a v.lI epos her to tell where she had leen lie inc. if she had any fries& in tows, and her motive for bisitiog fie lie transmwted ; but "'thing could he got from her, se. pi that she woo Ise great dishes% was resolved either to be hooted or traospee4ed, slid had committed the then for that purpose. The armies. bring wimple larees, the Magistrate ordered her to he sent to Newlin', fir trio/ at glossing Sessions, if she was at liberty , might essmit amore unions °Tenn., awl as it would he is the power of the (hurt to rend her to some suitable ittstitsties, which he had nut the power of ordering. sates-11ALL. CRUELTY AND TWAF.RTION OP A CHILD BY ITS PARENTS, A .Kr and .Mrs..' 'Maws were charged with erSity to their child a isle horst, ant six weeks old, sod With drop. pin, it at the door of Mr. Clark, at Bermondsey. The (ME . ' awl place adjacent Wen crowded by parses to witness the examistation. Mrs. Jane, wife of Mr. George Stapleton, of U, Bram oriels etre. I, Warkfriars.road. deposed, that shout three Months ago the Prisoners rat to her hose to ledge; they gave their names Atkins's,* sal stated themselves In he Man anal wife, and but hero monied about Aileen soothe. An the iwornit:t of the 111 of July Mrs. Atkinson was de. livered of a node child; tap to the time that she lay in, Mr. Atkinson (+Meow tells himself Thomas Steven') else to 1.. r howlervery evening anal shpt there. bet generally ruse at two o'clock ie. the iworsiite. Ile said he was in the Ermine. It was • very Os child ; about Ave slave after it was hens the stheerveJ Mr Allison giving the child some red liquid; lie raid it was to cornrow it, as it was very cross; the sow Was mat oat at the time to buy some meat; after this the leleild fell away and wasted. Os Monday. the 17th August, It was sent tee Sarah Lewis. of lalidern•roOrt, Great Guild ford.street, to nurse; the child was brought lock on Mon. day last, shout right o'clock, sod it obsessed' better. About bus se'eoek ner Moods night last the father. mother. and Adel weed away Irnnei 'lee house. turd she shire learned that They ides at No. 111. Parbotreet, Gestredkomore, where ,Mro. A. went to wait ems saw ladies, aconaintauce or Mr. ?my, Aisle-de essm'p of Goitre' *Gregor, who live at No. 19, , teigerrore.street. The child Pose sae bark to her house. J Mas last Tuesday night, shoed ekes o'clock, Mr. and Mts. Atkinson eatge M her ho u se lo a great Sorry. Mr. Alkia one was in a fainting state; at his request I game him some liesnily. and lie weed to bet She asked where the chill was. sod Mr. and Mn. Atkisson bath answered, that they hod tak. u it to its grandmother to surer. Next musing when Mr. A 1441111,0 was oat. she went into their apartment, nod observed all the child's limns. Mrs. Atlases threw 'her gown over the hal,. lisen. as if she isteuded to coosal 11 (race liar. Mrs. Atkinents appeared very uneasy, arid on Thursday moaning she ackswiedged to her that she did teem know where her child was, but said that her husband dol. 'Mrs Atkinson, said she was very she model find a fortune-teller. She leaving asspicis that the child ass made away with. wait with Mrs. Atkins to reek a forensic teller, is the hope of getting at the truth. They conk/ not And one. and on heir way home. Mrs. A. mid that her bestowed worth) take the lines to the child that Sight About eielit o'clock that invite' Mr. A. came home, and shortly after went oat with Ws. A.; she desired her to say ;r any person asked for lierinhat she had left her loriniaer. She desired her servant to follow and watch them; they oh screed she servant following them, _asset refereed to her and ,hoard her, and were so exasperat ed that she expected they w0..1.1 I've alume her some bodily harm. She told theta that *Ow would never leave them till the child was produced. ;Mr. Atkinson went away lot night at twelve o'clock; Mrs. Atkinson slept there all night. This rooming she went to her bedownse, and fold her that she shuttid keep the doors fast nob, she confessed the eirennietanem ; she said she woold after 1... :Afoot. After breokfast she went up stairs; 3/111. A. followed. and leaving fastened the door, else Mill, 5 . 11.nt eta Tionoley night, shout half-past nine o'clock, Mr. Atkisson periceriol a rush basket sod pit the child tom it, and emp t ied it up in a pier. of ser flausel, and list Slaw napkin', wee relies. sleeping gown, and three raps." War asked Mrs. A. where Hie child was left, sod she replied, • I iv-. at a geeel doses from toy husband, hot it was WI opposite she workhouse door at Bernerindety" She tardier enid." It will *Seise the child's grandfather's (Mr. Atkin . - N M, *how* real naive if ; Moines Steveas, is see to Mr. airVt is, the RlSSier of Besimendeey workhouse) duo,. Nit Lail seen the child that day at Bermondsey workhouse, alma op sure it ass she mane that wan burn iu bee hawse. The child WHO baptised is her house by the Minister of the perish, by the names of Malcolm, sea of Thomas Atkinseee awl Ann Lis wife. She was one of the sposors, as godmo ther to the seed child. Maria, *ire of Mr. R. Clarke, of itemmell-sirert, Berms& trey, stated Oho on the night of Tuesday. loess niee and test &flock, she discovered a rush Sahel (then producing limpeord to ihr:frosit dour by • string; oil searching it she filKted the rl.itd she had in her arms, which appeared about sic weds old. Her Imam is opposite to the workhouse. The child was wrapped in flannel ; there Were four napkins sod three caps in the basket. She took the child to the weeklies?. Sarah Leone. of Lowilell's.court. Great Getiltlfreed.street, af m ad% that the parsed the child for there weeks, al Mrs. Athisitis's honor. Al the twel of the first week it took to sleepier, sad wasted daily. She took the child to her Oils lose (Mrs Atkinson never suckled it). and kept it for a week; it recovered during that time. and improved sersis. tarty. Mr. A. during the time, called twice, and expressed great surprise at the improvement of the child. They re ceived the rhild back on Moeda* list. The child wow pro. Seerel is the rause; but is appearance is mends worse. Mr. B. Drew, the Solicitor sod Vestry Clerk of the parish or nrroomasey, laid, that the parish were determined to proworitle the Primmer% and he only requested the Magis trates to roll epos them le gins security to answer the charge at the Sessions. The Magistrate said, that the offence against the Prim:ewes wee one frerseistly committed, bet seldom discovered, teed be thua:ht it his duty to do all in his power to being them to punishment as an example to others. He was allured to And bail or be sommitleil, The 'either we have h;rlfpy . a consiAtnitile time po e t has been extremely favourable to th*former. It has ceased his erop to early, Ind it has enabled his. in rare it with Tactlity. „, lit our accounts sonic mantis since. front the various quhrtersi of tii c county, we hprl great pleasure to Slid that every thing prdivased ex tremely well. We hive now Wore its cornitinisicidtqns of the last Week; and we regret to say, that in many htelaticess we may utmost safely say, in genera!, they are far front being so 11 itteriot as vre were l e d to expect. The crops or the various articles f r om which we have accounts, cannot. of course, to exactly alike; but we have endeavoured to Collect the general result. Wheat IS every where tircellent in quality, and abundant in Vivantity; duritig twenty year., or, perhaps.. within the recollect ))) ) of the greatest built of farmers, there lia!'not lwen a more luxu riant or 11,1 e harvert of *hear. We have trot had any complaint on this iuhjrcr. All the accounts concur in the most satisfactory statement. Barley is generally a bail crcip t ,the stalk short and unsubstantial, the ear small, the 'grain iu many instances poor and tesuler--aisil the produce greatly drikient front the failure of o vast vomity of the seed, the number of stalks in sPfield nut icing one. third of an sverso. . . We have, however, in ;rime insisoces exceptions, hut thtty are chiefly in tlsu liberties. and nutlte grounds of those who are called k real forstcrs. Sonic of our correspondent. give us the cause, 'eff think, in rather a sati,fartory way. The ground was choltled iu lumps at the time of sowing, qui! harrowed in the Conlaiwei way ; after the aced was to, many of the grains perisheil• malty stuck about the clod, and when the harsh dry w.ather succeed ed; the great proportion was lost from the Inn-dues, of the clod, and from want of is proper communi cation between the young shout anti Ilie soil. What corroborates this is, that the crus t . is uniformly ex cellent in those fields which have been well harrow• ed iu sowing time, anil rolled well after the shoots were about one or two inches &Move ground. The farmer lays out his around, expends his manure, and labour, and seta, and then lose, the benefit of all ; either because lie is too slothful to give a little more labour, or too obstinate to adopt an improvement, merely because his father did not use it. Oats are somewhat better t h an barley; from the same causes, as well as from a defect tit the seed, the crop is short. Were we to judge from what lies before us, we would not make the average more than half what was expected. Our hopes are against our evidence ; but it is our duty to lay before our readers the iuformation as we lave re. ceived it. Hay is a short crop, bat excellent in quality ; the quantity is not NO great as it was last year, owisig to the vegetation not bring roily. Potatoes are excellent in quality ; dir skin is in many places scabby, hut, with very few excep• , the vegetable is good, sound, mealy, and wholesome. The statements differ as to the amount of the crop, hut, in general, they state it to be rather less than an average. The time for making 1111 estimate is not, l►narvrr, u• yet s►rived, and great changes may take iolaNe between this and No• velittier. Flax is good in the districts where it has been curtiviierf I but the rinatitity, as far as we can karts, has riot much increased. Turnips, "Fetches, &c.--NVe regrt.t that still there exists so great a backwarthiesii in providing witsfer's feeding of thii description fur cattle. There is some increase in their (18114 - aims in this county, within the present )tar: but the quantity is not saw so much as it ought to Ir. . The raiment olio have Cultivated them have frlt.the lapiefit of their iudustry.—(Cork letercuntile CAronicle.) • At the late fairs in Various parts of the pountry; stock of all kinds, owing to the want of keeping, has gone off at greatly reduced prices. A good cow, which three months ago was worth 17/. will lint now fetch more than 10/. On Tuesday morning last as Mr. R. Wsin and his brother, Mr. G. WARD, were proceeding is. Mr. R. Wanes chaise, about four miles from Wisheach,on the South Brink, the horse (supposed to have been stung by a fly or wasp) suddenly lw. came restive, when unfortunately one of the reins broke, and the horse went down the steep bank leading to the river. Both gentletnen pooped out of the gig without receiving the least injury. The animal immediately plunged into the river, and the tide being then at its height, in tan minutes both gig and horse were under water. After U march of half an hour, they succeeded in recovering the cliaiie not much injured—the haw of a valuable hetet being the principal injury sustained. This is • new instguce of the numerous accidents which have °Marred on this dangerous batik.—(Coat bridge Chrbitick. Sept. 3.) 4 On Friday week, the cottage of a labourer, in the pariah of Writtle, is. Essex, was broken open in the day tithe, and • sum of dimity, an ttttt 'sting in apwatils of fifty guineas inlol4l, taken fr 't. We ire happy to IMO, that a limo has been apple liendedithder strong stliPicions of being guilty of t lit burglary, and committed fOr further esu ttt i t tttt ; but it eacitel equally our stirpftse Ind regret to tissd, that se titan y persons in the lower stations of life still permit,* in keeping large sums of money in their cottages, is. this unsafe and unproductive state. If this money had been into-vied in the Saving Bank, the owner would have been probably, for some tittle past, in the receipt of g regular in terest arising from it, the capital would have been as sate a the Government of the ((Unary can make it, and a fellow-christian would not have bees. tempted to commit this atrocious crime. ft huts always struck us, us one of the principal advan tages which distinguish these excellent institutions, that in proportion to their streets', they will Juni. nish the teraptsttion to the ermine which has become so frequent, of breaking into the cottages of the poor ; and we still hope to see the time when every man, whose industry and indepeodent rpm it prompt him to lay by a part of his I tra gs, will have the wisdom to terry it regulurly as it accrues to the Saving Bank nearest him. 7: * Mgrw7r^77lll • bet into the abli : room taburewil. I THE JIM CDROM Elt'S INQUEST Yesterday aftersemb di Iltileisitlos was held at the While Horse, is the t,raad, within the Liberty of the Duchy obf Lancaster, in the county of kfiddlesei, before D. LEWIS, Esq. on view of the body of Thomas Young, Wit who •aforinnately came to his death by rank, eel= host *bast in she art of pushing it frost the Am, is Os nur.h aisle of Waterloo -bridge, In • it, ua Weemsll4 lest.. Jph Hartley. • watchman, itated, he was neopmitsled wish she deceased ; always cousidesed him • remediable solver, steady num, bet seliject to its. ON Wednesday INN slaws h:o1f-past three o'clock in the afternoon, he wts is- Cwww.l that the deceased had just Isoded • face films the side of Waterloo -bridge, sad while Wittlin, hie bust • from she s.hore. it bring high wafer at the time, be safer tooossely fell out of it. supposed in • It, aad was drowned. \tithes* wens iminediately, e r h insposied II several others, in so garb of hiss., amid aseceeded in • sho rt fiat ip kissing the huslis on 'here; he appeared hen takes oat of water. Wieners stated is hie 'vides.; that the drags front the Spitted Ong. in ithamd•laree, were imitsoodly resorted to, and that those situated us the Surrey shore are useless; sad m► served, that from the Number of areideass which Decor at the Bridge, that if proper dregs were stationed near tholulle houses, assay lives slight be preserved. The deceased was as expert swimmer/ and his see abort 30 yeses. T. theskeih. as assistant of Mr. fitauntoo, surgeon, of the Strandoseposeol, that on Wednesday last, about four o'clock, he attended with Mr. S. to view the deceased. The body. appeared worm, but life was apparently extimet. The means used by the Royal HoIIISNP Society were immediately resort...l insn fur upwards of au hear aid alialf, but without ti.es. There wire mu external marks of violence to be ,„, the ( 1 4 . r e s sed,•scrist as ladealior at the el% Worn !Iv lioat.linsik had so l ve', him. The bor....ilium* she least hesitation, returned • millet vf Areidtwonl ,frnfb, by falling out of AU bout is raft we Wolerbto bridge. • tRIILAA D. -9t 7 tttilt, stilt. 1. the Grand Duke Michael left Dublin of Sia. f % attenited by Guard of Honotr to the Pigeonshouse, voluire he was received by Colo: net .Brethertun, and a squadron of the 14th Light Uniforms, and r guard of honour, Will regiment, who I dtelided him until he'einlsarited on board the 1414 Milian% ,out! Mary yacht, .whicli mediately for Holyhead. General Lord r r or bes b Colonel Ramsey, &c. &c. were in attendance. • The Lord Lieutenant's visit to the South or laud is intended to be private, owing: to. the ill lueslth of the Countess Talbot. We uneerstasid his Excellency has made codimuniealions to the. Civil Authorities in the differeut cities and towns through which he intends to pans explanatory of his motives fur doing so, mid stating that at a future ; period he will avail himself of the civilities iiitended him. THE THE4IThE. KIM Stephens plkyed Lorenta, in .ti►e riper' of The. coitle of Andalusia, last night. She gave the songs incidental to the part with All hes accustomod excellritce: and to the beautiful song. " Rest thee, Babe," which site introduced room Goy lilaaoerbog. she i►nl.arted an expression of exquisite sweettutito and pathos which was perhaps never exceeded. The ,most unbounded plauditsoind an universal cry of '• .encore," followed it. Miss Stephens, as usual, kranhe►l the audience by an immediate repetition of the song. Mr. Horn was io better voice than he had been for some time.. Ills pretty song, " The Sommer ade." was encored. Nothing could be vetoer*, in sts,way, to the acting of Fulton' and Johnson; as Den Scipio mud Pedrillo. •*•` TO THE EDITOR. . BlDEOrtifl OF F.NNIS. . Fin—Lbes, to submit tivirou these queries : 1. Mr. Spencer Percival I:ensber fur the Borough of Ennis by force of a pecuniary barkaip with Sir ,Edward O'Brien and Mr. rittgerald, or through the:: f.irour and political friendship? trolley sold the Borough Rif n'oncy, of course Mr. Speo. cer Prreival will vote as he eltnossis;.imt if. lictibtained his seat through their itisperclossed favour, or the favour of either, can he vote sgaiust Catholic Emancipation? Auil, if he 1111491, 11/311 it consistent with their prokaniosss of attach. went to that measure to return a man AIM lebir• it ? • 'frisbee of the patrons of the Borough so him share, this last quere applies to the utht-r, who gave 114 shire fur No thing? Let the tricot:sof Catholic Emancipation in Clare Inuit to this? A CLARE FREEHOLDER. CORRUPTION oF ruE PUBLIC PIMA A pamphlet has been published by General CANUEL. which he culla " further Ohrervolions." It corstaisar a renewal of his bitter complaints of the artifices by which the calumnies against him have been triunes' and propagated. As for the accusation it se lf, he me e ts it, as he his done all along, with a proud and scornful denial. Ile denies all motto°. miss., and lustily insists that the matter shall undergo a public trial, as the sure means of clearing his re putation to the world. and covering his adversaries with shame. Ile disclaims pardon or mercy for en offence which he disowns. On this he speaks in high strain Of honourable indignation. Shall I accept Y pardon which will cover me with shame It is not in the power of any person in the world to deprive me of my Judges.-1 ado innocent and L wand justice." A great part of these " Further O6se4 dims" consists of complaints against the system of cob. finement au secs et. and private interrogation of sus. petted prams. with the view of extorting from them matter tb criminate themselves. He calls this • coutinuisesce of the revolutionary system of torturing prlioricrs to make them own crisnei which they !meter Clomniitted. But he vents his warmest indig. nation against those British Journals who have lent their columns to his enemies, and have abused the public credulity by falsehoods under the title or Private Correspondence" from Paris. For our own parts; 4 :e have on various occasions cautioned the pub. tic against this system. It itS one which • just sense of our own honour, and of good faith towards the public. have made us reject with ablsorrrence. FOt the fain which some of our cohtemporsries have sited in this respect, General CAN Vell. accounts in • way diserOditiilde to e*ety British Newspaper. We had hoped that inch practices were unknown tb the purity of English Journals. Ilis further I,l6seT. rations" curtain this terharEuble passage; Which we give without c tttt intent t It costs France annually a hundred thousand ecus (10,4161. sterling) for salts. lies to different English :tournalists, who are charged with printing this correspondence suld cosittnenting upon it." Corruption of the public press is perhaps too mild amid moderate a desigoation of the baseness imputes, to the English Press. It is the vilest ape. ties of trencher), the most invidious treason, that 1 can be practised against the country. His Royal Highness the PRIP46 Heaswi has' commuted the 'roamer of death inoied Upon /Pil. hoar Feison, who wet convicted of turgery at the Ohl Ilailey iti June last, to that of trautiimitatiosi fur life. GuN 11,4rtREL..—II is an indubitable fact that of twenty barrels made by the Name maker at Kir• n614%1111814 rod of the same iron, one nil two of there Plot I I throw altos in a very supoior manner to ail the ✓est, and fur *Sikh none of the London mama; after they hive dune every thing at them, can atvoylit. The Cannier or Kilcullen, Carberry, and North Naas, in the Count) Kildare, have burn declared in a same of tranquillity, and the additional Police withdrawn. COSIMISSIONERII 01 BANKRUPTI.---A plan has bees, submitted to the LORD CIIZRCELLOR to pay the Comnsissi,ooern in future by Sued *alarms. in *trail of their taking tees for each sitting. as the pea tine hitherto has hero. Should this desirable are gement take place. tare will. 110 doubt. be taken to make Is proper distinct . between the Cuitintissioners who actually Nitro& and those gen tlemen who consider Me appotottnent as a sneerer.. In the loam of Which there are fourteen; coosisting of live Wit. we litid the tonnes of several persons who constantly resole m the country, a un t others whose flees are newer seen at Guildhall ou any De cubion. .60LCHESTER. 0 1 I On Thursiliii, the 27th ult. the first Admiralty Court for the jurisdiction of the borough of Col chestee, with the Customary todrt and Cobri of Conservancy for the 'fishery of the river Color. since the growing of a new Charter to the Borough, was held. accordirs to ancient cilium, at n place called the Block-house, in East Mertes, in this county, and within the jurisdiction, before Edward Clsy, Esq. Mayor of the Borough. After a charge of considerable length by Mr. Sutton, .the Town Clerk and Registrar of the Court, in the course of which lie detailed to the Court tool Jury, that so long back as the reign of Henry I. the Burgesses of Colchester had. the fishery of the river Cohie, from North 13ti4et to Westnesse. and (wheeler might be the on nersof the adjoining lianas) had the customs of the waters and banks on both sides the river : and that these, and other great and important rights and privileges, were also granted and confirmed td the Burgesses by Richard 1., Henry VI., Edward IV., and by divers oilier Kings and Queens of England. . The Jury, empannelled mud sworn, which con sisted of the most respectable licensed dredgermen of the fishery, of which Mr. .Benjamin .Stacey, of Wivenhoe, was the Foreman, Made several pee. of considerable importance to the rights and interests of the Mayor and Commonalty; amongst others we collected the presentment of ►titne London fishermen, for fishing in Pyefleet, an arm of the river (it) which the finest oysters are produced), with peter nets.itiitled with lead; seve ral enclosures of land, oitee. which the sea was ac customed to flow at full tide, mid in which were, previous to such enclosures, many fleets and creeks into and from which the tide flowed, and situate in the parishes of East Mersea, Langenhoe, and Fingringhoe ; encroachments by the Lord of the Mellor of st. °ryas upon the Admiralty of Col. chester, by engrossing of gravel, and selling the beach below high water-mark. The claims of se veral permis, to be licensed to dredge in the river, were also ininired into and determined. . Much other business, of iniportite:e to the inte. Test. of the Corporation and the licensed dredger. men, was transacted ; and upon the Court's rising, the Mayor, Magistratei, Town Clerk, awl many other members of the Corporation. with a very re spectable party of Gentlemen from Colchester and the neighbourhood, with the Jury, adjourned to a large marquee on the shore, and partook of is cold Collation, whiati had been prepared and laid Mit by Mr. Lingwood, of the .Blue . Pesti, iii Colchester, in a style and manner which owe great satisfaction. Au excellent band, provided by the Mayor, played during dinner, and for a considerable time after wards, on a convenient spot near the Meyer's marquee. to which.many of the company adjourned. and joined in,the cheerful dance, till the return of the tide rendered it necessary to leave the delight ful spot. Wedo not recollect to have witnessed so large an assemblage of company on my former oc casion; and we ere happy to say, that the business and amuseadents of the day were conducted and concluded to the entire skitisfactiiio of all. There was a good smiting-thatch in the course of the afternoon, between the Fox and Miry cutter., which terminated in favour at the former. - , PAPAL INTELLIGENCIi. • . ireiaisacium, swrimata 3. Arrived the Lai kaanton transport trues Quebec with • 1 troops. Passed up Cleaned Ibi *damsel, Hutchinson, hose Bona. hay; ssikd the 6th April. Sailed Ilk *chooser Sinierity, Christie, fur St. Ander° sod Lucius, Rosalie, for Baltimore. PLVROUVII, SEPTIIIIIIER 2. Cause In the British Doi**, Driver, from Prince Edward's samootrrw, ',TEENER& 1. ArviVed lho Gram *het with a mail from Jamaica is SO date. newraouin serranaue 2. Arrived ell this port Hei XeligsiOn ' Barlow, from Bengal, mid lauded her passenger,' Mee . poke she Buddingtow, live days Mace fruit Jamaica, out kb days. heaveicre, semi fame 3. Arrived the Marshal Blocher cutter, from Os:haves, with the residue of the Prussian lota obligation.; mod Auck land packet, front ditto, with a Wail, &r. . _ ialtimest, earraMiesit J. The brig Betsey, fro,. London be Penzance, gut a-grunied this morning on the Nayland Rock, but got off agate Next tide, and proceeded on her voyage. LIVERPOOL, SEPTEMBER The Robert Qeerhe, front Liverpool to Hothbif was in hitt. 17. N. long. 19. W. am 110th July. The• Trite°, front Liverpaillito the his Fraser, was spoke 29th July, it lett. 13.10. N. king. 14.20. W. Dom, srrresaaa 3. Arrival awl milled for lie River the Jupiter, Guoldsmith, from Calcutta and Ceylos ; Duchenlield, Wood, from Ja maica • Melamine°, Parry, front Quebec; Nereid, Neile, front Trisidld ; Tomblin., and Hero of the Nile, Wraogles, frost Demerara; Consiaatisie, Wetherell, from ht. Daieektige, for Between; Active, Dale, from Africa; and Adamant, fiord the West Indies. Came down from the River the Abeam., Lewis, for Bilbon; Elisabeth and Margaret, Menges, for ditto; Lase DIWO4M for /mimics ; Margaret, Nairn, fns Genus and Leghorn ; Mariner, Willis, for Madeira, ; sod Anal, Trial, Co. Berbire • and reloads in the Dowses with the rest of the outwardbound, as before. ALARMIIiC FIRE. Manley night, rather before ele v en o'clock, a most alarm. j int lire broke out in nigh -street, Bliss Town, Sheerer's, at ; • lives-draper's shop, a few doors from Mr. Millar's, the weollen.draper, which raged with the utmost fury till past I otS, whe,n its destructive progress was only arrested by pulling doom the Louse of Mr. Beal, grocer, arta it had destroyed attend dwellings and caused much damage to others. On the ant alarm of this dreadfal irceiden4 the alarm-NA+ in the Duck-yard rangoand the Northam. herland, 74, Captain Walker, commenced Ong guns for the immediate a.sembling of the boats belonging to the ships. The military were also t i nder arms with the greatest alacrity, mid persons of all ranks resideri rig every assistance. From the coutiguity of the Dock-yard 1k was at first conjectured it was there ; hat although large dahes of fire fell in that place, Ind the &wee that fronted the de. smarmy element was heist. yet from the able arrange. ments of the Honest:able Conintissioner Boyle, who was ow the spot on the first alarm, use injury whatever was sus. lined; and much' praise i. due to the respective oaken for their prompt and judicious uneaserva,, and the celerity with which the orders of the Commissioner were executed. No reuses foe' the actident can he assigned, sod it is many years since this toWis stance se severe • loss, although tw• similar aceidents Lase occorred in the Duck-yard, to which place they were confined. 'the loss in property is said to be great, and will be some time 6.11. Several persons Lave been very seriously injored, but no lives are stated to have been MARKETS. SSIIITH1 0 1E1.1), FotoAve SerrtatifttO i. This &fa market had sots good supply ut the sliffereni kinds of cattle. ; Pkvf, Moslem, Lamb, Teat, and Pus k, soul. as last pricesoind tbe Mae in, general was nut user brisk. The sake is the H•ydniriret were not lively ; Hay has drop. pd in price;. Straw and Clover fetched last 'wires. TI.. sniderdnentlone4 prices and Numbers are • correct state tarot :.... .. To sink the gral per stone of 81b. 8eef,....05. 8.1. to 4s. Bd. Head of CatCn Ibis day : Motion As. Od. to Ss. 6.1. Beasts Lush ...fs OJ. to bs. 8.1. Sheep and Lambs.... s ; ov treet....4 a. ILI. to R.. 0,1 Calves ' ' At% Perk... is. St so Os. 0.1. Pits . • .•. ...... .• .•1f•.3 I ql CORN EXCHANGE, FainaY, SVPTEMBEIt 4. We have had but few fresh aci ivala Mare Monday, and the Wheat trade wooden at the prices of ilnit day. Harleris i!, demand, end Is. per quarter dearer. Bean. and Pease are dull, and rather lower. Oats support their price. lu WIWI kinds of Grain there is no alteration. UXBRIDGE. Corn Inspector's Return, THURSDAY, SrPrrMuca 3. Wheat, per toad 4W Os to 231 O. New ditto .... l9l 1 , s to 241 1:)4 Barley, per quarter. 484 —d so 574 Oats 14s —4 to 4. 6 . Beans ..74s —d to @of --d Pease 1 • esll —.I to 7411.... d IN EWIIURY, BERKS. Wheat 64. to 95. Oil Oats Rye --. to --.. Od Beams Barley 44s to 0144 Oil Newts' ' TO* to 85. Od Bread, Is thl. to le. lid. per Gallon. MINNACL BOARS ETS. Carcass.) •• • IVeal ....4 bd to Ss 44 Pork 41 Ad to Os 0 s. Od. to 5s 4d. ,Y AiNl D STRAW. WHITCCIIIATIM. Hal..?? W n4l 1,. sr 11. 0 ,1 Net. (401 .ois Od 10 01 114 Oil Stripy 11/ he 14.1 so 21 12. Od Clover El ii 0.1 to 91 9. Od PRICES OF TALLOV Town Tallow 89 6.1 —s Itd Yellow Russia 89a Od rs ad White ditto.. 84. 04 -e Oil Soap Cite.... 86s 04 —s ad Melting Stuff 72s O 4 —s Cd Ditto rongh..47s 44 --s Oil r, SOAP, &c. per 1121 b Yellow Sump 1014 Stultled Curd l24s Palos , A. 1102 Graves :Os Os Good Dregs low OS PRICE OF RAW FAT, per stone of ath. St. James's, ss. id —Whitechapel, 5s 20. Average, ss. 2d. PRICE OF CANDLES, From Tallow Chandler', Hall. Priee of Candles, per dozen, 13a 641-3foolils, 1% 01 &I. per dozen allowed fur ready money. • KAW Rest Heifers and Steers (per lIDES. Mope).. 2. 1.14 to 3. "toil Middhogs 2. Gil to 2s Ad Sheep, Is 6d to 3s 3d- Onlinstry..2. 0.1 1.. 2 • 44 Market Calf ..0s to 10 • ria Eng. Horse 9s 6 l 1.. lOs Bd .Lambs, 3s 6d to bs 611 • • PRICE OF HI 1111%, HAGS. Kent.... 91 Os to llt Os fhosseft .. 8/ 0. to I I / 04 Foreign.. SI Os Ito 81 Os POPS, per Cert. ISaw tor:weirs Kent—. 91 in to 11/ Os &test% .. 91 0 , hi 10/ Ss Essex.. 0: hi —I Os Fustian' —I or to —1 na .i'IRICE OF LEATHER. Butts, 50 to 56 ihs each 23J to 25.1 per IL. Ditto, 56 to 661hs. each if to —d Dressing Hides rune Coach Hides .. . 2211 111. 23id Crop Hides 35 to 40,16 (occulting 30d to 21hd Ditto . 43 to 501115. t... ..... 2141 to 23d Calf Skins 36 to 401b4 ..144 to 25.1 Ditto 50 to 701bs .ato to CM Ditto 70 to 801b5... NJ to 36d Small Seals (Greenland) .. . ICI to 30J Large ditto Tainted Hdrse hides l/d to 1911 Spanish Hone hides r 134 to 2811 COAL MARKET, Serrumata 4. Miles at Market. Ships Sold. Prier 7k Newcastle 6l 41r. 0.1. to 45. 04. S *Nederland , PitiCE OF STOC per Ct. Bed. /5i 74 3 per Ct. Can..,. 74111 31 per Cent. (wr).. shut 4 per Cents... 94}3 5 per Ct. N. Ann... 1041 1034 104 Bank LAn. 40 1.16 3.16 COURSF OF RICHANG Amsterdam 37 611.2 U. Onto at Sight 37 0 *nista-dam 11 10 C.F. Ditto at Sight 11 7 Rotterdam ll 11 2 11. Antwerp ex-mo 11 14 Hamburgh 34 9 211.7 Altos& 34 10 20.7 Pa, i 33Jay ' s date 24 60 Ditto ..... 24 80 2 U. Bourdeaux do 24 80 Frankfort on the Maine 1433 ex so. Pladriti, effect Cadiz, effect 3 Bl bilboft, effect 3Bl Barcelona 36 • 38} Gihrftliar.....• • • 14 , Leghorn .. 511 YESTERDAY. India &ludo.. 71 73 pr, En. Bulls, 4... 19 17 11.` Lottery Ticket. 191. 1 OMIiiUM do, 41 Co'.. for Ace... 74N a 75t! ' FRIDAY, SFTT/lIIIER 4. Genus .. 47 Veniceltal.Liv. 45 50 Malta 5O Naples Palarmo • ller 0 :. Lisbon 58 Oporto.. 62 Rio Janeiro 6; 10 per rt. C0rk.......... 10 Agio strike Bkiik oil Hol:and 2 per Ceti!. BUI.Lio,I. Portugal Gold in t 4 - . Coin, per 05....0 to 0► Gold in Bars.. ....0 0 0 New Doubloons ..4 0 ir New Dollars ..0 6 0 . Silver in 8a5.,... .0 5 4f: New Louis, each, .0 0 to BIRTH. On Wednesday last, in Bel kriey-square, the Lady of &p -lain Wilbralsitin, R.N. of a Ilistibier. MARRIAGE On thi 3d instant, at Brum•grove, William Hiwianan, Esq or Ncw Bridge.vireet, London, to Myer, ter of TiII.IURS Slorawley Venni% Eq. Stwepcule %tur ccatcraltire. DEATHS. On Monday lot, at the Hull, near Bishops Waltham, Admiral Sir Robert Calder, Bert. K C.B. So the 74th )(tar ot . his age. On she 2d inst. Mr. Thomas ward, of Mile.. East, Nord 20, after an Mom of only three days. At her house in London, io for 02.1 year of her age. :true • kw days intim, Mrs. Bridget Indere, sire or. P., )11,ra, Esq. formerly of Hollyweil, in she comity of daughter to the late William Duo lung, lintlaugle, w Coe county or Roscommon, Ireland. On the 2411. December, 1817, at Ciiitnek, in the Cart Indira, is the 26th year of hie age, of a Prue Eauel.t 6 iulc "' tamp at Knordali, George 1). b.. the 181 h regiment of Bengal NaAise Infantry. "." 861' of Mr John Dchrett, late of Piccadilly, booksiikr. HIGH wATER Tun( DAY AT I.ON la)N Moraiug 47 after 4. I Eveniug 7 &fir,. 5. - -- - LONDON: Printed and Published al the Whew, N 0.117. Attend; *here Advertisements are rictivvd, aadl (11061 paid) mast be aildNrieed.—C SMITH, No. I . "" 15t111.6 VIVITE, No. 117, PnbliiWn. NEWOATE AND LEA (By the Beef .... 8s MI to 41s 01 Mutton.. 3. 8d to as 841 Lamb PRICES OF HA IT. Ja Mts'S. Hay SI Os Od to 91 0. od Straw 21 As 041 to 2117. Od Clover,/ Os Od to 91 9s Od immilasiiiiiinild