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with hies., antenpt wlon wag Benjamin, *bent be carried b' ova arlow, lit owl on the gems*, when a lady CAW to Mae. asked him whether that was Omicron's-place, sod if arm was any cake shop io the aeltzhoorbood ? She seat asked him whether tie child iu his arms was his brother ? UPON I.l+ SIWIIf Yes, she took it front hie arms, gave him a eh Noir, Wm to get three-pennyworth of cakes. He for :he cakes, mad on his retura the lady and his little `,other were gime. Hondgate, who resides at No. 4, Golden-hill, Shack • aad keeps a gree.s.voc•r's shop. said, that the Pri a.i.ser '..4 , 11e there ou Set ui .14y last, asked fur tome (suit, and appeased reach fatigued and (hurled. She had a child wraps Wee shawl about the IVA, but the Midst was dirty compared wish the lady. Tice Prisoner asked where she was gain, 0 .' 14 she ned loot tier way, and wished to get a coach. tCtt- Oa, dot wqlt pis inneis attention to her as it wag her busy iv. The prisoner w4lited away, and soon after a person thorte to the witness, and said she believed the lady who had ;:oat WI with a 01,14 had stolen it. The witness sent a sailor :her Orr tllO,, and lie said, upou his return, That she had P. 1.. pun it was out hi r child. The witness herself weal then, hut roots) not seethe lady. Captain Ridding applied to the Magistrate to postpone he eoultaltruent of his wife, until a Solicitor, who was us.. aeoidobly alt4ent. -1 Id attend. lie Nl,icisitate sail that he should be glad to comply w noir re4;1.0„ provided it did not intro . ..se with hie H. dnl ....t know how delay cool., serve the May, ...out it was b., &let mination, even if the whole bar •hatolii attend, to commit her for.trial. THE RANK KEYS. Ytirnbell4 Dunham, the poor maniac, was examined a ,resent One on litursday, uaors the charge of stealing the I DMA kVII4. raw °Seers brought front her apartment another chest o ker., which were moat of them ticketed. Amongst them were the keys of the Ilimes of lord. and Commons, Carl. ton-tionewous4 the Tremor,. rot the 1111111 ealuabte, in her ofe town, were the keys or Lord Sidmoutli'll wine cellars, and ..f these of the Doke of York, which cootarosol, according to estimate, se much oine as would, if learned into bread, a..isfy the ermines of a distr.-seed population Hut justice eras not, die said, to be hail even where the bottle was must I abaitriant. Many other sentiments escaped iu this uproar of her faculties, which ,hewed something like method in her osarinees The number of keys was shout 3,000. Her son.in.law attended. He mid she was a woman of 1 rood education, ate! had married to great advantage. About 1 fore years ago het husband disci and left her a competency. ✓ie took a house, and had lodgers, amongst whom was i WM man, who, by a series of villainies, deprived her of lie means of livehhood fur herself and children, terse of whom ore now helpless and &Most unprotected. She endeavoured to recover by the law, hut she fell - into the hands of persons in that profession, who made • her oproiori of men still worse. The excess and variety of her mist - man lee were greater than she could bear, and her senses were lost antidst the RV UIIIIIIAtrti miseries by which At wits storrountlrd. A good-humoured levity succeeded to the • leer , which used to flow at the pimpret of her children's mord expeciazions ; and from that mimeo, she became ! pmee.sid of a utrt of happiness which was only internals od by the schemes and terrors of a will imagination. She frequented the Cowles of Law, a•id upon nue occasion lucked I the twelve Joshes in the Each' quer Cliamber,•where they were il li'seratiog spots a question of Isle and death. This eetrnorhivary act performed fur the perpose. she said, 0; ki eping justice wider tuck and key... that the thostisande who had been looking for it in V3lll might feud it at last, nod be supplied with it fur nothiog. Soon rifler it rte. sawed to her, that her own case demanded some of the ! powerful iiiterfererce of her Learned Prisorcre, hut on eying back site found that even they hail violated the prin. p'es which they were bound to protect, he breaking prison, not that they had left not on atom of justice Iwhind them ce.•et their trip. She had arriusizst other strange fancies suoposed that every place of which she obtained possession of keys became from that moment her own property, and Lad determined In leave them as an inheritance to her rela. tiv.a. She was to be sees at all places of public resort. line imams of memory are crest. A risimh.er of the keys were not ticketed. Upon glancing at them shc mentioned frietzi what particular rooms in homes she had taken them, nod at what time. She was food of getting bold of' tee keys of a lady's dressing-room or trunk, with the view of preventing the owner, to whom nature had given ere face, from making Iseistif another. Upon one occasion she slobs the keys of Iliireemunger.lane gaol, and canoed the most extraordinary sensation amongst those who were 'oder es'ed. for it was generally supposed that another lack Shep. I-ere was in the prison, and all the ingenuity of the keepers was set to work to prevent an attempt to escape. riotwith. mewling her frequent attention* to this system of plunder, 'O4 was ties er known to ueglect her children. In superin. tending their edecation the seemed to have recovered the use ui her reason, fur .be performed the duties of a mistime with great ability, suit with a power of diecrimination which it would be well to use imitated. Te lord Mayor said, the poor creature must not be set re large. Her unfortunate propensity was likely to mime re...el. mischief. Sersaols were liable to be suspected. and twine who were deprived of the keys were put to great ex. prose in supplying their losses, as well as pot to serious sp ur. lictisioes diet the keys were token fur felonious porposies. • e ars remanded for a week, that some provision may he ',mile for her, and a security provided to prevent any more twilit' depredations. SUILtio/leh. A CHARGE OF FELONY. lesterday John Thomas Nicholls, who was remanded &haul two mouths back, us the charge of hieing stolen eight ounces of silver from his employers, Messrs. Eimer and Bernard, silversmith', Ave Maria-lane, wai.sgain put to the hair. It will lie recollected that the felony was die. (warred in the following manner:—The Prisniwr uss the confidential clerk of the firm, and they bad missed quanti ties of silver, without being able to find out the thief. Me. Midland, the foreman of the firm, purposely weighed a guan o oir tit dollars, soil placed them in a room which only he the Prisoner had access to; he afterwards, on the some eel, in the absence of the Prisoner, re-weighed them, arid !nosed eight ounces, otherwise eight dollies; and on the i'ilsoner's return he was searched, and the eight dollars • mud in his pocket. Oh his first elimination the prim I. •ditt partite' of the house was absent, being in Scotland, • n which account the Prisoner was remanded emit Lis re. !ern to town, or for ill! 1161VetiOUP its to whether the prose. s . :•iroil should be proceeded in or not. The Pi ismier is a ',erectable looking young man, and on brio( put to she bar sin Pi osecutor appeased. Sir William Curtis, the presiding Altiernten, then ad. ..:•enteed him as fullowsr—" Yining man, I always reel but t wheel s.e a person who had once it respectable t haracter Llactd in the situation you are. You ougld to he thAtiLful tl at Ills person appears to prosecute, and for the mercy which your eitipioyers have *hewn to you, particularly when yes dot riot &hew Own, Ow same mete). You were their e J ofidential clerk ; they intrusted Oust- property to you, aid Ili; y paid you fur the trust they reposed is you to pro. •• ct it from the dwhimerty of others. You were their guard, you betrayed your host, not by otgli. it to be purloin, el by others, hot by pyr e, This may be too steno[ larigosge tor fur tlwre 1. out .eideeee aufficieni hi fore theft, which you ought to be 'hint:Sol it would be my dirty to commit you, ,cs.ion made un my mind. I understand -t respectable, and 1 bust you feel as I he distressed WI account of IM into, not to give it n harsher prime. ,oat ion; you now stood on the trick was not for the merciful baud held out most have fallen into 11.0lorIr world carers. iw this life, by a wretch. d death, de ( yosir country. What a iliserace would ;Ale relatives and friends? You can. , ',taut of education, as you bad abl er a ron6ilential clerk to moat re. limps, too lenient employers. That, ; bumpers; for if they Call make their I nut timing here, I would be sorry to Isiut by haring them before ow. You fur rtght weeks, you hive hail plenty of 1, and Ili see bow nii•ebteetnis the kayo fallen into. There would be as t.-eir at 111 W. I, sod you _ gztice iii allowing it to I iouitig it yourself. TI r-t. to Isimkt uoieuf, fur t rie. as to Ilir actual thrf i, r t .. .. it r ' Tar= oe f ts dirto r . I f h t . : l A :y r: , : ni s i : l l: s 1:•:11 i t i s the i mp..- . 101 lir fa r ads air must rt 1 hiuk of your own situ .... as allyiai, and if it ui • iil t. 7 your ranployets, y.O I)" 1 .. t sn viol to your CArec 7 , Ntled by the lawsuf y t! `t be to your respects 9 ! 1 , r2.1 trin.tauce or . t •i to fill lite situsi ..... s!tt, Cl 4111 y, but, perbsi i..veerr. Is tool thy 111 t • -setence quiet, by uu u .t•iinapiii , r that quill 1t,...., beet. •latifitit d fur 1 I-?rt.. fur rill , Von. a etym . is lion you liar li end to Ind* In 'this commercial City 'if !wiser& were afraid to confide in their servants, and the Judges of the lead have come to a determivatiou, where a arr. want it criminally guilty of a breach of that confidence, to visit it with the !learnst punishment the law allows. You have erred—yon have escaped through the merey Jr your emplorrs. Yon will leave !his bar a. an initoretit man, lot by our wise laws all meu are Innocent mold a Jury of tbeit fellows deelare them guilty. Bear well in your recolleetinu hereafter the onxiou• motorists you have pivoted for the last right weeks, and if you the not foryrt them. I have too doubt but you will hereafter make a good member of an. ciely. I have booty'', and I believe it is lly liftmen, where a man had committed an error, sod afterwards he. C4TIOe sensible of it, that he acted throo4holoor hi. l•fe after. wards in the gloom rooted summer, peoli:000. ~,,, re so tlonu those that never had fallen into error. That that may he your cooe is my 'Meese Irish. It is now my duty to dis charge you as your prosecutors du not appear •gaisoit you. If any thing that I have said will be the means of malting you hereafter a good limiter of .ociety, I .hall rejoice that I presided here this day; I wish it bail fallen hands of some of my brother Aldermen, alto would have delivered their sentimeuts more iinpree.ively. You have had my observations from my heart, and I hope they way reach yours. This is all I *hall say, for every person knows lam not fond of making or beating bug speeches. You are discharged." The other charges were of a trivial nature, and of oo public interest. foWn.ltaLL. Yesterday Ruksrt Briefly, James Rawlins, Joke Goes, cud Christopher lied, young men of decent apircaiasice sod address, were charged with assaulting James Bulky, a con stable, whilst on duty in Dort rstreet. Toe atroctties daily committed in this shocking neigh. bourhood have indueed the City of [Amami to adopt Mme measures for the preserertion of the public peace. A Petty Sessions WAS held—presto', Sir .1. Easter and A Wenn in .1 J. Smith, at which it was resolved, that as Dover-street was si tuate within the Bridge.honse estates, two constables at the expense of the City should he appointed to watch night slid it.y, and public notices were issued from Guildhall,eujoisoug all house-holders In Dover.atrrrt and its vicinity to clone up their back-doors (several of the brothels having, without ais• thority, opened doors at the bath of their houses, fur the par. poses of ficilitatiog the escape of 'hies ea) on pain of prime. voting These regulations have now been promptly follow. ed for several days, and have been attended with very bent. lictal results. Yesterday morning, about balf-past one o'clock, as 1. Barley, one of the constables so appointed, was going his rounds, he saw the Prisoners on a spot which is called " The Bolus," at the back of Dover street, pushing against the shutters of a broker's shop, and endeavouring to pull them down. He desired them to go home shout their busi. ness, on which some one of them said, " Knock his —.. brains out !" arid at that niomeut Brierly struck him, sod Rawlins tripped up hi. hills. As soon as he gut up again be 'hewed them his staff, but they again knocked him duwu, and then he drew his cutlass, and brews to lay about him, by which lie unfortutiately wounded Briefly very badly is the arm. The watchman and others then came up, and the Prisoners were taken to the watch•house. Briierly's arm was in a sling. iThe Prisoners, Brierly, Gase, and Rawlins, said they were iu the employ of Moms. Welhury and Co., lacensen, : in Wood•street, Cheapside, and Christopher Best gave his residence No. 39, Market street, Kenniuglim, but his whole i ace tof himself was very imapiehms. Alderman Smith felt much Braid that those young men hail associated themselves with bad company, and their • masters would suffer as the natural consequence. Under no ! circumstances would he itistify any officer who had recourse to unnecessary violence, but he thought Burley list received t sufficient provocation and ill usage to warrant him in the use of his cutlass.—The Prisoners were held to bail. "1""" A FAVOURITE PIGEON. Yesterday a man named Lyon, residing in Kent-street, appeared ou summons, to answer the complaint of sine of Ins neighbours, a custernimiger. The Complainant, with a tone and emphasis which might be supposed to attach great importance to the case, slated, that he had purchased fatirteen fancy piteous of the De. Godard, fur which he had paid a considerable sum, besides bring obliged to pay Is. 9d. per week for their board and lodging. On Monday he inland one of them, the very best taught of the whole, which he afterwards discovered in the possession of the Defendant, who could give no accouut of bow he gut it. These birds are kept for a most important use: men of the Complainant's description brad and teach them, and thin sell them at a very handsome price to sporting charac -1 tern and blacklegs, who take them to fight', races, rkc.— As snon as the issue of the contest is known, a billet is tied ii•und the neck of she pigeon, naming the winner of the race or fight; the bird immediately Airs home, where an. other Greek most anxiously awaits his return, and who no ; sooner knows the fact, than he hurries to the gambling sod sporting houses, offers the long odds, and frequently B:owns • with his packets well stored from the coffers of the Gilpins. 4 The Dtfendaut said, he had pnrchased the pigeon for 11.6 d. from a person named Cooper ; but he could give no ; proof to that effect, said the Magistrate ordered the bird to ; Le given up to the Complainant. The following notice is circulated in Menches. ter : " whereas, on the 16th of Augusi, an individual who was present at the area of St. Peter's Church, was attacked by one of the Manchester and Stiford yeomanry, and severely I cut in the hand by Ike sabre, and also received a sabre Iwound in the elbow ; and after see• sal unsuccessful cuts at his bead, was wounded in the brow by the same yeoman: The name of the yeoman not 1.. ing known, one of the h il vssivv, •ho addressed him is the following manly linguae(— ' ' You bland!! raven!, That's murder; If you do as muds again, I will spit you down.' is requested to forum d a rum wini,ica Hun on Mr. °Mari Pearson, Solicitor, at Mr. John ! son's, Sliutle.hill, in taller that means may be taken to idea : tify and prosecute the yeoman in question ; and the hussar i will receive the grateful thanks of the individual who is in. &hull to lay protective fat dm reservation of his life' Mr. HARMER, the Solicitor, accompanied by Mr. WEST, of the Strand, WI town for Liiicaster late on Tuesday last--the former to give his profes sional ce with :Ur. PE•RSoN, to Mr. HUNT. They a. re to ertiVe at Laticii%trr ou Wedoreclay night. Ti.. Judges nem to 'Ten their Commis,' (((( , attend divine service at Laiicaster on Wedites day ; but the Crawl Jury were not to be sworn until Thursday mornimg, when it was the initia tion of Mr. If LINT, On the calling of the Grand , Jury, to challenge such persons who ought be propoved as 111riuliers of it, against whom it was introcirti, to lbw capacity of Magistrates, or Ittetobrra of yrnmaiiry corps, to prefer bills of in dictinent unties- Lord ELIA:SID/ROUGH'S Act, in constquence it il,e unhappy ptucertiinga at Man chester. 'rite ground of challenge i• founded nit that wise principle of nor ClOllllllOll Law, Nevem &bet cue juste: in pr Arid cuusd. Sunday morning last, at ii-df-past three, a host's crew, beirst.ging to the l't event's.- Station ni flythe, to Kent, consistiog of Lieut. EDWARD FAYER MAN, It N., aid six Ware fellow*, were unlortu weedy tiprt at sr“, by two of the men getting to leeward of the boat, when all were left to the useicy of the waves. One poor fr how of the name of HALL, lit labournig to vase los cotoiniititler's lift., lost his owls. It was with the grrutrit difficulty the clew were saved, being completely exhausted, having been ii the water imaily half nii Lieutenant Edict:l3lAß was brought to shore per- Itctly itiseiistblr• ; and bad it not been for the skil. ful exertions of u surgeon on the spot, he could nut possibly have survived, as lie was for two hours to all appearauce dead. AMPRI CA. T?iTER,ESTING iIIIAL At the City Court of Hebiome, during ils present lons Session. Nrsacrr Gagale, milatereati young woman of nineteen years of age, was inflicted and trod for kid uapping, skating, and conveying away an infant fentak child of she name of Margaret Pool, aged twenty months, the daughter of James and Mary Pool. Oil the trial Mary Pool, the mother of the child, testified, that on Thursday. the 20th May about eight o'clock in the morning, the little child, who bail just hegme to rein about, was playing on the pavement in front of her door, and teeing eng,azed within the browse about fifteen minors she left the child, and on her return it had disappeared; that immediate search was made for it without success; the sieighhourlionet was roused iii quest of the child, but nothing could he certainly arzertaineel by her wild the Sunday after (2311), when the child was brought back most dreadfully whipped and mangled from its little neck to its feet. The child was produced in Court, with the marks of the rod still upon it—a sweet, interesting, beautiful, sprightly child, of 1$ or 20 months old. General Heath testified, that having beard of the loss of the child, lie went with others in pursuit of it; that after many fruitless inquiries he al length heard it had hero seen ow the Arinapolis road, and accordingly took that di rection in search of it, along with Mr. Alexander Russell. That at Mr. Hensworib'e they were told that the traverser dined there on Thursday with the child, which she repre sented as her ow•n—called herself Mrs. Williams, the wife of Mr. Jacob Williams, 114.1 said she and her husband bail quarrelled about leaving the child with her grandmother in Baltimore. or putting the child out to nurse, and pretended to nurse it herself before the family—that she left there soon after dinner and went so to Craig's Ferry, where •he said the child was her sister's, and staid that night wills the child The carat morning else WA the stage towards Annapolis. was lint down • abort shoranee this side of Mrs. Gamble's, (her aunt), and carefully avoiding the house of her annt,, bail gone round through the woods to Mr. Pomfret' s, near Magothy. Here she was found by Gen. Heath, Mr. Russell, and whereon' 10 o'clock nu Saturday night. in bed with Miss Peonfrey, who had taken off the child's clothes to wash. The child, when found, was in the arms of the V/0111411 lying in bed with the traverser. Gen. Heath accosted M las P. (supposing her to be the oilier woman) roughly, who denied the crime and charged it upon bee companion in bed (the Traverser) who confessed the whole truth without any threats or flat tery, fear of punishment or lope of reward. The traverser stated to the pursuers tbut she sad takeu the child from the street in trout of 4 house is Cheek...street, which she de scribed agreeably to the situation of Mrs. Pool's ; that she took it up Pratt-street to a Sirs. Hamilton's, near the Keg; Tavern, where she !eft it a short time in the care of • little girl until she could fetch a bundle of clothes from mar the seminary ; that on her return she took the child and brought it on the Annapolis road in the manner above mentioned. 9n being closely questioned as to her motive, she mid flint her ►eel object was to obtain the reward which would pro bably be offered for bringing the child back. General Heath said, that on examining the child, they found it most cruelly and inhumanly whipped, lacerated, and bruised, so that in many places the blood had gushed through the skin. Thst on inquiry bow this had come, the Traverser confessed she had whipped the poor little inuoceut because it would not walk to keep pace with her ; that its little arias and body were so mangled, as literally to draw tears from several men then present, especially a Mr. Stone, who shed Scare freely, and clasped it iu his arms; that the Traverser's character in that neighbourhood was very had indeed ; slit had bee■ abandoned by her stint as worthless, and her reputation generally very depraved. Mr. Alexander Russell confirmed General Heath's testi. mony throughout. Mr. Heusworth, Mr. Craig, and Mr. Cook, respectively as to the Traverser's possession of the child at their several houses; and So Mr. Conk she confessed she had whipped it severely because it would not walk, as she was too heavily laden with clothes to carry it; and once she had whipped it, because it would not keep io the right toad. Dr. Handy also spoke of the wounds on the infant's body, and said they were evidently indicted at different times. The defence was insanity. Two witnesses, Mr. Farrell and Mr. Thomas, both testi fied that they considered the tramper bat little above an idiot. On the contrary, General Heath and Mr. Russell testified that she was remarkably smart and subtle, sagacious, stud The Jury, without leaving their box, found her Gary. There were also other indictments against the Traverser, one for the inhuman battery of the child, and the other for stealing its clothes ; on the first of which she was found ru tit y, and from the other acquitted. It did not appear that she had stolen the child fur the sake of its clothes, or that she had deprived it of its clothes without intending to return theta. Maria Thomas, who had been aiding Nancy Gamble, was also found Guilty on an indictment for kidnapping. The Court passed sentence on each of the women, that she should on the first Wednesday (the 7th) of July, and the succeeding Wednesday (the 14th) stand one hour each day in the pillory, to be erected in the gaol yard ; be imprisoned twelve month', and until security be given for her good behaviour, in SOU dollars. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. serTtaistß 2. Arrived the Koutotoff, Higesneister,frt;m Batavia, in 131 days. Passed up Channel the Carlotta, Weppeil, from St. Thonias'a, in 42 day', bound to Copenhagen. Sailed the Larne fur the Blediterranran ; and Britannia, Ilatnlyn, fur London. lALVOUTH, AUGUST 31. _ . Arrived the Lorenzo, Kitson, from New Orleans, in 34 days ; Friends, Lewis, from London for St Sehmtiana; sod Lady Arabella packet with a mail for Lisbon, is 14 days. LIVERPOOL, swim. 1. Arrived the Ganges, Chapman, from Philadelpia—sailed 29th July; on 17th August, in lat. 46. 33. lung. 36. spoke the Mary Ann, from Liverpool for Baltimore, out 24 days. Uu 2811 i August, off Cape Clear, esperieuccd a sudden gust of aiud from S. by W. which carried away the three topmasts and sprung the The Kingston. from St. John's, N. B. took the vessel in tow. Also arrived the New moue, Von Geylhell, from Antwerp, wilts loss of anchors and cables. The Pike, Balker, was drivrti on the rucks near Priest huhu, Island, and is a complete wreck ; the crew is saved. The Susan, frum New Orleans fur Liverpool, is uu shore near Formby • two of the crew are drowned. The Cybele, fur Nliramichi, which was on shore near the Prince Be. gigues Dock, bag been gut off with damage Arrived and sailed for the River the Buitira, Hamilton, from China; General Hewitt, Cameron, from Madras moil Crylon ; Martha, Seliutilding, from Calcutta; Andromi da, Sughrue, from Jamaica; Sarah, You Hey thrums, fr m Africa; Vittoria, Montgomery, fruni Tobago ; Ratcliff, Brightman, from . the South Seas; and Jame. Harris, Butcher, trout Jamaica. The Diming passed the Spanish fleet in the N. E. trades, bound to South America, apparently all well. Came down (loin the 11.ver ilia Kale, !town, forCuracon; and Westmoreland, 31injuritiank, tor Bermuda. AUGUST 31. It has blown a heavy gale all slay at N.W ; st•vvral cultten on entering. the port drove on the bench, between the piers, where they still lay. The Content, Burns, and Thistle, Adamson, both colliers, cane WI the strand to the eastward of the harbour. The crews wire sawed by the hfr but. Should the gale cuutinue, it is feared hulls vessels will gir to piece►. The remains of Mensal; OWEN, Esq. of the Strand, omit formerly of the Seerri..o'rr office, East India [louse, who died at Margate oil W e il. ttesday, the '2 5t It August, in log 68th year, wore yes.erday dep o sited iu the vault in the church of St. Paul's, Covrtitsgarden ; his only son, his only brother, Ilia two sons-in-lan, end three old fr.endo, intended on the enelauchuly occasion. . MARKETS. CORN EXCHANOE, FRIDAY, SIP?. 3. Ahlaststrh we have had but few fresh arrivals since Mon day, the trade in general was very doll. The Wheat ire& scarcely supporta the prices of Niusaday. Ist other Mull, of grain there were so few sales made, we quote the prices nominally the same as on that day. SMITHFIELD MARKET, Taroaar, Styr. 3. This day's oration had lint a Ruud •apply of the various 'kinds of Cattle. Beef i. &user ; V. 11.1 I . d irer ,' ; 11, 111 ,, p . lamb, awl 1...5k. ordsl al lam p. le. a, ass.l 11. e trade so g 11.1 , .1 .sad illalleVillat dull. The 1.111, in Ilse ll.y•ntarkrt were trilling; Hay and Straw 1.1.1..•.1 better pliers; Clover ob. to last price. The fugluu lug price% and sot obbors are au accurate ataternent : T., +seek the offal per atone of Slb. R..4....3 4 , 8.1. t o Ss. 1t... Head of Cattle this day :-- Mutton.4s. 4.1. to 5.1. AI. Beasts /40 1.anib...44 II 1. to 04. 41 Sheep and Lantha.... 7,605 t 1'ea1....4a. 01. to 5:. 4.1. Calrer 3141 Pork ....la. 8.1. to 6.. 0.1 11'.{a ..... .... HAY-MARKET. 41 101 Sig ay, Clurer 4l. Os. lu CI. 0.. •I. Q.I. tea 2f 141. Od. Mi. to 71. 0.. od. U XBRI IX; E. Cara leispertor's Kt tufa, TIIIIRSDAV, Syr!' 2. Wheat, per lout l7l 10 2tl —s New dato l4l --4 i.t 191 19s Barley, per quarter. 34. —1 p, 40 4 I hat. 2l3s —4 I. 34i —4 Beam 42. to 55s —4l Ew aU Y.BERKS . .... Wheat 524 to 76. 0,1 hats Rye .. ---. to sHd I Beaus 4os to 60* 04 Barley 321 to 4414 0.1 Pease Bread, Is 741. to 11. 9.1. per Gallon. NEWGATIL AND LEA DENDAI.I, MARK ors. (By ttse Carcass.) Beef 3s ea to 44 8.1 Veal 4s 04 1 0 y e 4d Mottos.. 4s 4.1 to 54 04 I Pork .... Si 4lto ts 0.1 _ - . Lamb, 49 id to Ss 8.1 PRICES OF HA ST. Jl IES'S. ,Ir AND STRAW WIIITFYHAper.. Day.. 5/ 5. 04 to 0/ M, Aft New do 01 IN 111 to Of O. o 4 Siras, 2! 10, 04 to 21101 od Clover 71 7 s 0.1 to 8! its tla Hay 51 Os 0,1 to St 0. 0.1 Straw 1/ 16; 0.1 to St 13. 6.1 Clowerol Or Od to Of 11. 0.1 PRICE OF It 'view ■RNs. Kent.... 31 Ss to 31 liSs fliari.. to 31 los Essex ....ot Os to 01 OA Farnham, second, 41 Ills ti Foreign Pockets OILS. per Tun. of 259 Gallons. NorGreenl.Whale• • 37/ 39/ Sr:ern:keel . . I . . Old —4 —I I I:lusted Pale Seal 391 ..-11 Pale Rape •9l —I PRICE OF RAW FAT, per shine of elly. ft. J ames ' s , gs. SJ —Wbilrchaprl, 3. 7J. Average, 36. PRICE OF CANDLES, From TRIIOW Chilllllen HAII. Price of Candles, per dozen, I?. Od—Monlds, Us 6J. 641. per dozen allowed fur ready motley. PRICES OF TALLOW Town Tallow 111: 41.1 Od Yellow Russians Oil OJ White ditto...—. Od —• Od Soap ditto.....sSs Oil —s Ott Melllllf Stuff 50s Od —s Od Ditto rough-32s Od —a 0.1 COAL SIAKKET, Saintaisca 3. Ships at Market. Ships Stol.l. Prite. lb} Newcastle b Stook...Nod 34.. 3.1. to 404. OJ. 1 Welsh Coal 1 Cohn [From the " Leedom New Pries Carve:ft.-1 FRIDAY AFrEWNOON. SEPTEMBER 3. Corroa.—The demand fur Colton continues steady r the purchases of Bengal Cotton are still on an extensive scale; the salty since our lost consist of-500 Peraarne, 19Id a 20d.; 50 &needs, ; 00 Smyrna., 12iil s 134 ; 300 Sweats, 7d. a 11d. in bond 2,500 Bengal., 7d. a Sid. in bond. _ _ Importation" of Cotton in 1819:-55,271 bales Bengal, 27.54.c:ba1es Surat, 3.390 bales Madras, ISIS bales Bourbon, 8,649 bales Brazil, 2,380 bales American, 3,40 balsa West India Islands, and 298 b.lcs Smyrna. Scout.-1 he demand fur Muscovades has cuntinned very limited during the week ; the bolder. of Sugar evince an increasing desire to effect sales; purchases may be made fully Is. lower, but the reduction d o es buyers to come forward; the market a particularly heavy. and there is an appearance of a considerable decline in the priers. The aupplies of Refined goods arc still inadequate to the demand; large parcils of Lumps continue to be taken fur but towards the close of the week the requi at fur Refitted Sugar appears to give way. Molasses are steady. The quotations of Foretgu So. sr must lac conaidertd nearly nominal; few or no purchases ate made, and the small parcels offered at public sale bare been withdrawn at low prices. i DUPONT DUTY ON MOSCOVADES is conArlently be jetted that the Import duly 101 be reduced to tt7s. pie cwt. after the bib instant. CUIFFEE.—The public sales of Coffee this week have bceu 'Wetmore; the Gar gwtith ea have KAI 111 jib beukuraa at the femur prices, the thilinsiv deseriptiens have been mouthy liken in. as there appealed to lee nu purchavt es whatever ; the few lute good and tine ordinary that were sold went at a reduction of 2s. a 3a per cut. There were Ito public sales of Coffee this rtrennnts: the market is exceedingly heavy, soul parcels offer by inmate contract at a torther and cun►iderable reduclitni without fa cilitatisst sales; St. Domingo of fair quality may be pur cha►ed fur money at 114 s. or I las. 011.5.—The accounts of the fisheries since our last are rather more lavourable; it is fully expected to be an ge Fishiug, yet curl' is the demand mid the speculation, that the prices of Fuels Oil wit illeee with great rapidity ; other desce•ptious of Oil are alio at an improvement, and eeue raliy their is more bn►tueea gluing in the market, and the ap;earatece ill ft ing trail( IMM9 IiItANIDN', AND 1101.LARDI —The Government emo teset fur Roue (6%000 gallons) being taken at ►ugh a low lute, 2a. 30 a 2a. 4.1. We au unlwonelable effect on the matket. see uncommonly heavy, imd gene rally nosy be slated a allude loser; Jamaica Rows may also lee puicheard net lower terms.-13randies may be stated at a mesh reline lion, and heavy sale at the decline. In (Seisera there is no alteration. _ Togscco.—The demand fur Tobacco continues consider •hie ; several ',sloth are reported to have changed hands during the week, awl uue cergu of Virginia Luis !teen sold at 39.. Spicvs.—The demand for tipicca continues limited ; the Pimento in the public sales this week .old d. a sd. Its moo —The prices to dad are flout 3d. a od. per lb. ad. vance at public sale. litre —There are few purchases of Rice lately reported ; the East hills desceiptions utter at.a small decline without facililaiinz sales; Carulina remains nominally the same, ati, we believe, missies have lately Nen effected. FRUIT —There are sun sales ut TALLuw.—Tbe prices of 'tallow continue to fluctuate to am eairausilinary menus r. The Tows market is to-day GU., whisk is Is. Gd. bightr than last week. 101 ) 6, per Cwt. rocarro. Kent 3/ Ils to 41 Or Susscx .... Rl 164 to 3/ 13s Essex .... 31 18s to 41 4. o 5/ ss—fine, W Os to 61 Os 21 Or to 31 Or. ', SOAP, Sae. pit 11216 Yellow bump N. Morn:A Curd lo2s G r 24. 0. Guud Dregs 911 Dtvrftß4lNG E. Wednesday afternoon, as Black and Jackann, two aatte , n in the employ of the hleadiesty Society, wen-coming the Gelds at the back of l/ dice'. c.:t, tiny Worn t r. s tietentdouking wotaaa lying uu the path, quite mute, to,,i 'twistingly dead. They were about tai retell a , the poor creature began to thew signs of hk , am *latch took her up and conveyed her to a house in the a , it t,b,, lined. where they gave het souse erfreialimeni, which on a.. ',real Mr that the was soon able to walk a aah liaa au afire in lied liain•seinare. She taut her S. • V. Smith, llsna her Isnaliasal, a ja.nrueslll:lll 1113 y, I shoat three months :iv., and assemble to .n!,:. anal a here rhalalren, hail riurowaled to pnt.sishle, , :a, her husband, but the overseers refused to Kit. r • • - • till she brought her children down, which she 1 4 ,5 kr , . 1 Woolwich ' in the poor house. She was theiefore finite-I;a' to retrace her steps to town without a fast hing 114 .. ket, mid had reached the fields at hileuglaus. when tialare be. ing quite exhausted she fainted away, rail nom lo se 4,t4 hod it not been for the timely intro fcretice 4.1 the The Giaitleman in attendance gave her f.uud , end • fur present eilpport, Sill she ernld be irk the hest way possible, mid seed to hi I pm I•ji. MUKDER. (From •he " Cass Herald; Anima 271 A muriliT of • most ateoriews am! diabolical nalset wtw perpebrited un lust Tuesday, in the inemerbair viriiur r of this town, else to the Fasr II II; the Katill( this Wiwi.' act has been fur 11110111 tic Ir amp. t, s , years, remarkable, as a seNoul far the iantrovrtum of ler viciously dip sell y dipravity, where triey uth ry „,„ the Sabbath, for the putpuse gutiVinz shapes, unchecked by the tniertert tire of ally au, tolnly whatsoever; un Tuesday last numb. Fa a. ag,l to this iniquitous sod welblintittruned resort. :1114 games were pursued, some at pitch and tun., n 4• ,, rilt• time, others at cards, &c. The di-cc:pod Biros.: Kay •1 appear., so far as information can Lc nt poen, with one other person, • straw( also his tot twin nee, beard uf, chose earns, and cemuvol a short 41,1 tote fro' the crowd; in the place be had selected, he r s .i at shout 'beet o'clock in the •fteriiiion, lying oh Illegnainal a r oudros, with a pack of cards and eight ii pinny piety. roller his bead, on which several severe WOllllllll were bat'• ell, but the other gamblers were too intent on doll. visor to look after him; some humane persons were, hos( wee, draw.. to the spot by the reports which were flyi n g tli•unalt the town, and had the Ludy taker to the hospii•l, short time the vital 'intik became t to tie cows, sf the evenong six persons who devoted the proem l part the day to rumbling on the hill, sums of then. v. 1.3 bad tb... racier., were apprehended and committed to annl. _ . 011 the following 1111011ilig 11111 MO Elul noises, Coq reign, and as such the Cormier of the Borough, lab: as inquest on the body, which was examined by the Jury, ester which Dr. Rue, surgeon of the Comity Infiratie., ssa examined. and proved that the death of the deceased... occasioned by a severe blow int the side of the kid, shirts caused a blood vessel on the opposite side, to Most, Ara 1,1 a compression on the brain proved fatal. Toe hat of the deceased was produced, and had a cross cut in it, as ,r in flicted • ith a show. Several other witnesses e l iemnitst, and the Jury adjourned until to-suurrow, ahca tiny apt F .. ceed with the investigation. The body of Kelly, who was from the itelleilinurhisod of Csiotehill, and front sonic papers found in ins p u kit, it is believed, was a deserter from one of the re g menus qiiartsrut in Cork, was yeste►day interred. Of the peisons committed for the murder, there ere now jogai/I, Joke' Owens, Moat 31 Oran, and Pairiels who were of the gambling party; and two others, use 6,f whom was committed Ibis morning, and there are sour: grounds for believing were present at the murder. What is nut a little extraordinary is, that at this gambhac school, on Tuesday, and we believe at the lime Kelly al* murdered, one of the Baronial Constaides of tie eooory was of the party. Is such a man qualified to fill the sitisa- Goo of a peace-officer! The Right Honourable the I,()RD MAVOI4 ac companied by the Sheriffs. oilexpectedly pro claimed Bartholomew Fair last moriiiiig. au eariy as a quarter past ten. the anal tine heretofore being twelve o'clock ; his Lordship was uncwai teously greeted by the multitude with losses Ind groans. Among the exclamations with which lie wits accosted, was, " Make haste ! inske haste; for HUNT is at your heels." His Loi &hip received this advice with * smile, and not the least clisgriti ap peared in his countenance. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bunk Stock ..ti9i 2301 15 prr Ct. N.An 104011 9 per Ct. Red... 71i 7i I Yank L. Ann. 19i 3-Iti 71 ; 71 . I 111(119 Bonds 15 16 13 pr. 3 per Ct. Cons..7l!ad I EL Bilk, g.. 1 t ili.. pr. 31 per Cent..... 801 $1 I ()lithium 31 4 N. 4 prr Creole VIII Coo& for Acc.••• • 7iii 91 901 a 1, ;E, FRIDAY, SETTMILIt 3 Venice . • • IG 30 Matta Naples Palermo.... per us 117 I.i.litni .. • 5.31 Oporto s4r JalltiVO 5" it! Cock ...•... Hank ea • 5 Holland L 1.11171. PUrtU2lld is. J. Coin, per o= ... 0 Y V Foreign Gold isi • ' Bars .....0. 0 gew Donbl000• ..0 0 If Nee. Dol:ars .....0 b 1. 1 ; Silver in Bass 6 . COURSE OF RICH ANG Amsterdam ....0 F 11 18 Ditto at sight ll IS Rotterdam .... 2 V 1 119 Antwerp ..... Hatuburgh ....24 I 36 2 Altusea .......21 U 36 3 Paris 3 dad's sight 25 10 Ditto .........2 U 25 40 Bow x .. 25 40 Frankfurt tilt the !Anne, Ex. 51.. ... 150 Siadrie • fr...live 3ti Wit mire 361 Bilbon 36 Barcelona 35 Seville Gibraltar Leghui ti Genoa 44 ~..ml• BIRTH. On the 25th Aueust, at Kirlany, in the county of Kul. linemen, the Huts. Mr A. Buull.by, of a nuts. MARRIAGES. On Tuesday last, at St. niulicw's Church, Bollierer, Samuel illllloll, of Yaimuuth, to Mary Cr - whiner, Ist'. a Ditchwtheess. On 7 hurtiday, the 2,1 instant, at St. Mary's, Lambeth, F. John Burro's. I.iie of Clapham, to 11131y,ereouil %Wight, r William Maynard, Esq of Brixton, Surrey. DEATHS. On the 26th ult. at Cheltenham, the Ws. lame/ S!111 . Bally-Arthur, in the County of Wicklow. On the 26th ult. at Paris, in the 20th year of Emma Sophia, the Lady of Major-General S.r Flutter Carroll, Knight of Charles 111. of Shell., Jo% daughter of M. E Sh.rwill, Ei of Kew-Greta, Si.i.• y On the 1816 of February, on the much from Fist...l. • t Jaulnah, Lir steamed-Colonel Marks Emitb, of Ow East India Claw panes at row. NIGH WATER TIII9 DAY AT LONDON E 911:;.: Nlersmag I after 9. I Evcsasug 39 late' 9. LONDOtI : Pristed sad Published It the t) e, *rani' ; wheat Ailverta•euirmts are received, and I e.g. , (pert-paid) arra Ise .41durased—C. N. I. Elesseres lra , Prisse6.4. No. Ir. Peblishe r` T