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POLICE. ~~ I . • issilliefilsed him. The tarhithiers were identified si the Wairthheiteer ad their dress was spotted with blood. The insult* Of the White - Elite was with the last witness, sod stewed Nicholls, who streggleti very clutch to get away. Prevail other witnesses tormborated the above testimony, and peoverl put of the property test by the prosecutor being found up the vrtsoocrs at the watchhouse, and part on the spot where the rob t try Ilia committed. The prosecutor appeared In a must exhausted slaty, tout covered with blood. Ht. Rare, a surgeon, was called to attend the prosecutor on the tight in question, and found his head dreadfully cut, and marks of vtaemie on the neck, es if from a violent grip or pinch. 'Phi Morel ty was produced, and identified by the proseentor. The primaers denied the charge ; and two witnesses were called 'ebb gave the prisoner Nicholls an excellent character. - tar. Justice LITT Le mug summed up, and the Jury returned terdiet of ilsifity--Death. Before the RECORDLI and a London Jury.) Jews rehileacint 17icha edam., a very fashionably-dressed young man, stood indicted for a mischievous libel on his brother. Richardson, Esq. (known to the public as the agent in the w..lebeitiod Pore's, concetni, tending to incite the said Richard- NM o s breach of the peace, by lighting a duel. The prisoner ho is described in the indi Komi as a military trilettri• oci being plAced at the bar, pleaded guilty. Mr. Agoaxwa said that the ends of public justice would be fully answerer) if the prisoner entered into his own recognizances, in the atm of 1001. to keep the peace collards the prosecutor and his todlys Thar IVY immediately done, and the prisoner was discharged. • Jams Nriixon stood indicted for at•aling a quantity of opium, i -, the property of Frederick Heffler and others. t id . Frederick Heeler stated, that the prisoner was employed u eaussenger at the A po•hecaries' Hull. in consequence of inr- Illatitas he had received, he caused the prisoner to be watched, and es the sth of August he challenged him with having some property of the esuiparty in his passesaton, which was denied by the pri soner. He was, however, searched, and six pounds weight of opium was toond in his porker. He said he had been incited to the act by a person whom he named. The prisoner was then taken to the watch-house. _ _ _ A constable who searched the prisoner found the opium, men. dosed by the last witness, and a key. On taking him to the watch. house, serval other ph cm of opium were (mind about hts Mr. Heflin recalled—The key found un the prisoner be of belonged to um cellar where the opium was kept, and had no business in his passetution. . . Several Witnesses gztve the prisoner an excellent eh:meter. The Rtcnrintn summed up, and the Jury immediately found the prisoner Guilty. Ile was then ordered up for judgment, and the Recorder, after exixstlying at consiilet able length on the enormity of' the offence. pull, that but for his previous good character, and the belief that he war incited ay a morn more wicked than himself, he should err iztaly send Aim out of the country ; but, as it was, he would only •xttenco him to one year's imprisonment and hard labour. "drlck burke was found Guilty of stealing a pocket-handker chief, the pmperty of Peter 31oretson, on llolltorn•hill. Ihe RECORDER ordered him up for judgment; and afterstating the necessity of protecting the public against such depredator., Jordered him to be transptated beyond the seas for the term of his zw..ural lifts what he tnight get by the settling of eases under the sanction of the Aldermen ; and it aculd.thtrert r have been a boon rather than a puni.liment to be diamiesed, and hall the night ofli.ers in the City intglit have courted such a sentence. 'flue worthy Alderman eventually ordered a minute of the eir- CUM*III/ICeS to be forwarded to the Deputy a the Ward, air. Daw, of Farringdou ROBBING A CHARITY." !Baur-wow 01%111-8T EET.—Yemenlay Mary Maley and Mary kewara were ci arged before Mr. Conant, the twiner wet.: stealing. and the latter awn receiving, knowing it to be ' , mien, a boa of linen, a Bible and a Prayer-book,value five pounds, the propel y or • Society of charitable ladies who amiemble In the Vesay or St. Clement Patten, for the purpose of assisting poor married women confined in childbirth. Rebecca Masters, the vestry-keeper, stated that last Thursday Matey rendu,ed a ...mil of the Society, signed by Mrs. Neeld, one of the subscribirs, authorizing wittiest; to let the hearer have the use of the box of linen for the month of her confinement, saying. she had hid one two years ago. Witness had ascertained since of Mrs. Neeld that two women had applied to her for the loan of the linen, bringing • ticket tilled up in the name of George Hudson, as security for the safe return of the box, but that Mrs. Neeld would not be able to identity the woman. Believing the prisoner's repre sentation to be true, witness gar; her the box. hlrl'icent Tipton, No. 12, Great White Lion-street, stated that last Thursday the two women came to her shop, and °Wert-el ter sale some bib:-linen, for which she pact As. 9d. Is positive as to the prisoners being the same women ; it was Stewart who brought the linen. On the Tuesday following Martin, she beadle, naked her if she had bought articles of the sort he described ; she told him site had, and delivered diem to fdin. A pawnbroker in Drury-lane produced two frocks, two blankets, &c. pledged at his shop by two women, but he could not identify the two at the liar. Williarn.Martin, the beadle, met the two prironera in the Seven dials. Observing something under the cloak of Maley, who seemed to be avoiding him, lie asked her what she had. She replii,d, " only a litile book belonging to my child ;" but on drawing aside her cloak he saw it was a Bible. Ile then took them to a place and searched both ; sonic part of the linen produced he found on Alar. ley, and the other part on Stewart. fie hail made inquiet. sat the places the prisoners told him Mr. Hudson lived, and found that he wan known at nether. Stewart said the things found on her war: given her by the woman who had the box. Alaley said the things she had she was to pay 2.. for to Stewsrt. but neidier of than We« where the third woman tired, nor. where she was to be low d. The Society was defrauded in the same manner about three months ago. On her first examination Stewart appeared very large in the family way, and said s he had hut a few days to go. The change of sir. or some other cause, produced by a week's residence at Tuthill fields, had made a v'sible alteration, which 111 r. Cmant remarked to her. She owned to beitig much smaller, but insisted she was still rneicnie. They were both fury committed, and the parties bound over to prosecute. ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO STEAL. Brilliant Prendrirk, a ruffian y fellow, described as the chief of a gang. the terror of the neightourbood of Hanimenicnith, and who was only discharged last Tuesday by Mr. Hanson at suspicion of felony, was brought up for assaulting Mr. John Byers, last Friday. 31r. Byers stated that he went in company wttli a friend, 31r. Sole. in his gig, to Shepherds'.bush ; on their return to Hammer smith, witness baited his horse, and himself and friend had two sixpennyworths of gin and water at the White Horse. When about a hundred yards from the house, the prisoner jumped up be hind on the spring of the chaise; witness tuft him to get down, asked what he did there. and Mr. Sole gave him a dirt hthe whip... The prismer got down, but immediately got u ail), and tiwillifness turning his head round, the prisoner gave t a v i t l ent ic iAt 101 l on the novo. Witness jumped out of the gig to know the reason ftr the blow, when the prisoner and a companion ran across a corn field, viiituut answering hint. Witness h, a susaicion hat the prisoner meditated a robbery, as there had been no altercation, nor hail he sew the man Mfore. Valentitsoapprehended film on a warrant by description. 31r. Sole nOvroborated 31r. Byers's statement, and stated that the prisoner threatened to smash then brains out. The prisoner said the witnesses were drunk, and cured after hint " Billy Button the tailor ;" that one tit them cut him across the eyes with the ship , and that Mr. Byers offend to tight him for file pounds. Mr. flyers and Mr. Sole both declared the assertion of the pri rto be false; so far from %peaking m him at the ,Eublic se, they had not seen him till they were a hundred nodule, the Cu' ,w ee . .►epn Cummins, a brick-maker, swore that he was round the cor ner of the White House, when he heard one of th gentlemen call the prisoner " Billy Button the tailor." lir. COAT ordered the prisoner to find bail for the assault; he was removed for that purpose. Shortly atter two Hoe:street patrol came in to depose that Pren. aria and Coo:inks were both notorious chuscters, and well known. 31r. CONANT said Prendrick should give 24 hours• notice of hail. A plasterer, who stated his age to be 38 or 59, appeared against a girl of the town who had " inveigled" him into it house in C111.1(th• olrtreet, St. Oda's, where he stopped about a quarter of an hour or twenty minutes, and lost his watch, worth 2!. The prosecutor and prisoner both owned to having no more than simple conversation ; he said he only went with her for amusement ; shit they sat on the bed ; she put herein] round his waist and then left the room; there were two other girls in company with this one when he met them, at 12 o'clock at night, at the corner of Bainbridge-street; he ttld not nctice that his watch was sate when he went into the room, but he missed it when she ran down maim. Mr. CoxAxT and bit OEORGL FANT:ANT told the f 4,11 roan the evidence was nut s trong enough to commit the gal; she must be and the prisoner, In treaty with another rum, man near MI6 Park gate. On observing him they ran asathard this eireumetsnee excitieg his envpicion, he walked Ihto a pswettwoker's shop, and there uscertainstl that the watch he had gircu 41. for was not worth above ten ehitioga. The complainant added, that in less titan half an hour after he had been duped, the watch copped, anti never went sloe.; amt that morning, a, he 'was walking in the Waterloo road, he PUS the very fellow who had acted the part of the Jew on the above men-ion, and gore him into custody. The prisoner did net deity the charge. but said that he was will ing to refund the complainant the n.oney he had paid fur the watch, if the article wan delivered op to him. The complainant expressed his willingness to resign the waten on those terms, rather than have any further trouble in the case. The dlagis , rate, its discharging the primmer, severely censured the conduct - er those vagabonds who prowl about town in order to nib young men, under the pretence of selling them a valuable ar ticle, which turns out to be completely worthless. CO RON R'S INQUEST. MELANCHOIX DEATH OF AN INFANT. On Thursday evening a Cerrotlercln - questwa; liecl;ttile Coach and Horses, Dirrer.strect, Piccadilly, before Twostasi HIGGS, El., en the body of Thomas Batrett, an infant five weeks old. krom the evidence of the neither of the deceased it anise/wed that her bush:lntl is a soldier, and at present quartered at Deal, Wiring been rentneed from Dublin, at which place she remained mad Rl4l' her Reconcilement 4 about a week after that event she re ceived 31. front bee blating', to enable her to proceed to England, and she instantly set ttL", bringing with her the deceased and an other child aLont twenty months old. On arriving at Holylorad, she walked to Bristol, where the took an outside place on one of the Bristol coaches, and arrived on Wednesday night, between nine and ten o'clock, at the White llort4 Cellar. where she was set down. She then mule inquiries for a lodging, but not being able to procure one, and being so ill as to be unable to walk about,•she placed her bundle on the groan& and, with her eldest ettild, sat down upon it, and prozertled to suckle her Infant, which, hots_ ever, it refotted. t 1 gentleman passing by at tfils time questioned her relative to her situation, and then left tier, saying he would go to one of the beadles nod replete/4 lice case, but before any one ar rived her infant was a corpse. Peeves, the beadle, deposed that about ten o'clock a gentleman came and informed him that a telltale, with all infant at her breast, was sitting on the pavement in Piccadilly, each of them apparently in a dying state, anti requested him to go to the place. He instant ly colt plied with she wishes of the gentleman, but, on reaching the spot, he foatai the infant a corpse in itt mother's arms, and the mother in a very had state. He directly caused some refreshments to be administered to the poor woman, and conveyed her and the other child to the workhouse, where medical assistance was called in. The poor woman wan Mill in • very dangerous etiralhion, arising from the state of health she was in when she commenced her journey, but it was the intention of the perish to keep het in the house until she was *hie to recommence her journey. r- The Jury, without any hesitation, returned a verdict—Dial by the visitation of flod. The Commie then addressed the Jury relative to the situation of she poor woman, yrcomltwildi g her case as one peculiarly deserv. tag their charitable eimpthration. The worthy Coroner concluded by subscribing 2e. lid., and his ex:oriole was followed by the Jury. MELANC°:OLY Yesterday aftivnoon an inquisition was taken at Mill's Coffee house, Hertard-street, Soho, before Thomas Higgs. Esq. Coroner, and a highly tespeemble Jury, to investigate the death of James Hunter, a surgeon, oo toll pay, in his Alayesty's nary, 40 years of age. The Jury retired to view the body of the deceased, which was lviug on a sofa on Mellott floor of Nu. 22, Gerrard.street, where he lodged. It presented a used spectacle; on the left breast was a ghastly wound, through "MO the entrails protruded, the floor of the apartment hetng covered with blood. Win. Nicholas stated that hn resided a , No. 22, Gerrard-street, Soho. The deceased I alged witn him about three months, and oc. :aided the ties. floor; he was a single men, and of remarkably mild and gentlemanly manners and conversation, particularly so on the Wedneedsy preceding his death. He did not return home till 12 o'clock that night, when he let hintsetf in with a latch key, and re tired to bed. About ii o'clttek in the morning he was ea:led as usual by the ',tryout, who found the doorof his apartment linked, and he refused to op n the door. She then asked him if he wanted his breakfast, and site nrought him seine, but was obliged to give it him through his beti-rooni window. About 11 o'clock the news. paper was brought him 111 , 4 usual, and pushed under the dour. Atm keeping it two hours, he returned it the sane way. Shortly after witness heard the report of a pistol, and ran instantly to his room, and found the door still fastened. kir forced hie way in by purling down the part.itton, and discoveted me deceased stretched on the door by the bedside. On lifting hint up, deceased said he was a dead man, and requested mat he might die without being disturbed. lie was carried bite the next coon and laid on a sofa, where he expit,d in about ffre minutest. On examination, he per. ceived that the .tall tad pllS•lrd through him, through the led-room , door, and lodged in toe ceding of the next room. Mary Purdy, the servant, cortobonsted the above statement, ann melded, that ona Wednesday list the deceased appeared extretredy ' wild its his Was, atm said than amyl-hounds were hunting him to death 11.• also threatened to take her to llow.street, and swear his lile against her. Mr. Adam Sutherland, surgeon. 47, Eerrsrd.street, stated that lie WWI called in at one o'clock on Thurs.:ay, and found the Get:eased 'Ong on the sofa in a dying ware. He found chid a ball had pass ti thriegh his left breast uncl.r his heart, and came nut at his bark ; it was there:ore impotsible to render him any assistance, and lie hied in si few mina es. Robert Wade, No. 9, tierreril.strcet, surgeon, stated that he had attended the deceased two months ago. Upon one of his eidts he hand that he hint been pei forming a surgical operation upon •elf (which, Mini noniri s of delicacy, ae retrain from dcsrri r-,, 1 UNIVERSITY INTRLLIC &NCR. The Rev. John Punnet, M.A. of Clare Hall, is ekcted of that society. We undemand that Dr. Brinkley, Andrews's Profismor or Ar il ,. nomy in Dublin, formerly Fellow or Cain -4 College, Cambridge lin,. verity, and Seni o r Wr ang l er i n th e year 17au, will be tbeae w Irish Ilishop. It was remarked by it great le gal . eharacter, when l - itely at Ca m . bridge, th.t th e Society of Trinity College was now mine a namely for the bar. Is is certainly worthy of onsereglion that the y ramble Judge (inhale, the dI ever of the R..l!*, Jr. 1 the new Se. licitor.fieneral, and Mr. Bell, the ccle'rat«l (.114neety were all Fellows Of tl , at College, not to mention 0ther,a10,,,,, timing rapidly in the profession. Indeed it is iii. 'mead...hi d that upon the ineinorable occusiod of die Queen'.. trial , fimr • r d•e eight learned persons crenceimet hatt - vbeot Fellows of Trice College. NO. IT. TII( cot.it /4E%T. the 2 THEORY an d Dr. Elliot MATER! ) 'CRY% Itfl ANATO sURG E RI MIDWIF COM PA It BOTANY pupils ente lowed to atter For Fartic Thomaa% I ROYAL. Mr. CUR' news the DI Institution,' ott the ASA the EAR. ei In the Inu El Hee of tt •• t eon' The A aatl ' eetternal *el be Ultra The Physi seat be czar On finishi ease. occult in the same This order Auditoria., viz. its punf Tube, with whether tot local. as Pa &e. The 6ubj this eine of the beet Me A Clinical ant esses ti Fey path/ at his hotm COUN'I J. T. Barb Francia Co Sir 04;nito Sir John 't lion. Furl. Sir Richart The Pro ail the on payments• In the F tits amnun tinned ins! Tolicies, ■ In the I have been tennial Di insurewill Military Ittglirw7t; - i'ersons limitation Persona finnities, If any the full •t 11( his tlea No Atli licks, ex THE A' 434 Ilarti Port, Vin Ditto Cri Ditto 5 ti • I 4 AGHOST IN THE CITY! tat:ILDITALL.—Wnt. Hemet, a miserable half-starred looking afrcat, was brought befere Sir P. Lava's: yesterday, charged with atiatructieg the highway. The etorthy pariah-clerk of Sr. Olagnus's church, at the foot of Landon-bridge, appeared as the complainant, and stated that the prpawter WAS found .walking about Fish-street-hill. at eleven o'clock • that morning. giving away hand-bills to a crowd of eager appli. -amts. He ks'i two lsrge placard beanie, which were new exhibited • acthe bar. hanging, the one before and the attire behind him, in tim:bid in large letters, " Fact ! Pea era: 'nth( ilfagnalee ! Dread. fat appearsote of 3 troubled Ghost in the Churth of St, Alagnue!" widths placard proceeded to state, that a detailed account >f this eppefition would be found in a Sunday Newspaper (The Weekly Thoes). He questioned the prisoner as to who he was employed and not being able to obtain a satisfactory reply, carried him :;Mere the Loot Mayor, who was equally unsuccesstul; but, at the unfuest of his Lordship, he had since raade inquiry at the NOVA patle, office. in Flcet-street, from whence he was referred vow' °9m, in Covent garden, and there he was not more turn, f•eking any thing about the ghost, or as to the parties that Its I.4oyed the prisoner. He asked the gentlemen he saw whether supposed hts church was thinly attended, and had hit upon tt4i. a godly device to fill it ; because, if they did supptae so. Mr ule s-aure them they were entirely mistaken : and he sifted them as to the true intent of their ghost story, but he got nothing but quips sod quibides from them, and he therefore brought the prisoner back again before the .kliltrtnan, the Lord Mayor having left the Men aeon House to hold the Comet of Common Council. There had been no'tlnibbles in the parish, nn rumours of a ghost, or any other cif'. saahrenetni that could sire 111031 for any such publication. Sir PETER SRO it was a mere Newsom's; 'squib. a puff to draw yammer., _ the complainant had aided the publishing of it won deefolly, by bringing it into the two justice rottma. lie asked the primmer who employed It to. Frown replied, he was engaged by a Mr. Chamberlain. at ita then day, he finding the beards himmit. /Colby, the baecr, then defined the prlmmer's cooduet more dita fitted,. He ssitt he moved upon the font-way at a , . slow a pace that every body passed him, and although he did not take up much tit the pavement. his presence roust have operated as an obstrue- Moo because, if he had walked as fasts every body else, nobody would have been obstructed. !fir PETER miff, he tonpreliended what the olcer meant, Mid • hi thought the conduct of the prisoner brought him within the rides ea* the Lily Sc •rs' Act. He might One him SI., but it being If' • MP- —* :kgste the penalte shillin Lc in Madeira, i• - ;1 Le,tee Ofiic P 'oceed , dui in Swords, large an ding; C Mule at liflit E An a qUisites variety tor fan Maps, e- , lEttu sti law nfTen...•, hs wreild mi.ireate tlie penalty to one ehilling. •- f ." dip e inosted ; but if he co'uf t i trZe - ii . , e -- ;,: t . c - f i . , 'i, r .- " g •;,* ;„;;;;', i 0 r ,-* , , - 1 7 ;; i :. lie declined it t Mal on ht : so doing she gave him • push from her, I Witness was of epittion no man in his menses would have done it. pticee. Proof Leewarda have been sold a t 2 a . W., an d 6 m y at , e Toe prisoner said he hod not tasted vicoisla wince eight o'tdoek . she might be taken again. , - arid snatched his watch and apitemiegrs, and insanity ran 0/1: He IHe considered hint decidedly labouring under a strong men ta l d e - 2 , . Id. Jamaica 99 and 30, over at Sr. 6d. ; b ut i t is t ffieuk to Sherrhy bottl ,P that teeming, and he had but a nine In bit pocket ; upon watch - m an sa id i t scree d hi m r i g h t for his folly; he - • ts' then gave an alarm. TI- e w vol t Wen a sil ver one, a nd t h e c h ain , I helium. purchase at the former rates . Th ere t . on market! alteration in 110. Ann .i i 11 . 1S a tecontrucadation to find some less obooziour enieloymeot. th Attention e kindly forgave him altogether, dismissing hit. ' ying the interest it he could get t he t i c k et; h e t h - soh, and key nem go'd, and More now produced arc his property. It is supposed that an unfortunate love affair tress the cause of Brandy or Geneva. Salsa to-day-Parcels of !.rewards, 60 punt. Thomas Boyce, a watchman, rated that he was on his best he- the melancholy catastrophe. i Demerara, 7 over, at 2s. sd, cmidar t o • N ß tei lj .ha l a T ed . m - srre ' s li ldn 'h igits, ere "fr ia :mi n , o iel a ns l i. t: tog r: 9,i ti: lr n . epe t s h er is cofrw a ,z e vi ck t by ll v d . l b e l t i t c ts u a i n t d ye a i d . Madeira, Do. Easi SINGULAR STRATAGEM. LADY iIARRYMORE. • ran the bums of bloc dad tett o'clock, when he sew the prisoner I The Jury butnedeitely returned a verdict of " Insanity." Itticellaa Mr nn, a eimemrker in Crartbourne-street, complained th Ann Pears', alias Lady Baeryntore., who wee only Jibe - , . ing up. Masked her where she was ming to in such u hurry. f ---•- ---- • Tenerifti .i 1 She said, to Ring David-lane. hemeelienly utter lie heard a cry NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. donima us' Ick had love played upon him, in order to obteu: the " . rated last Tuesday by the gaol delivery, as is usual with her. ire- up, be pursued - Clartt,,S roam 0 a debt. He owed • Mr. dims 7 ,respects ritak I 1. and Mr. Sloes ha in. mediate!, after her liberal, n. timid her to one ortwo, which. of " Stop thief! " anti soo ther watchman coming the prisoner, and t her into custotle. On his to:11 1 60 g her to _s ow ,- CORN EXCHANGE. Fll /DAY. SEPT. 22. played a Mr. Earledge, • perfect stranger to the applicant, to rail' ted to an introduction to the Mansion.houso and Bow-street, and watchhoues he found the watch. Chain, and seals in her boson,. PLYMOUTU, SEPT. 21. H. S. Dyer, Esq. of Stonehoitse (late Secretary to Vicearldnitral .Though the tolerably I,r e, quite as good prices ate obtained, and the little re- arrival both of Wheat amp Flour this week has been Old T i 1 I F li . i coon him and gilt% him an order for about 211 worth of good.. kei lli being set free on Thorrday morning, wan found in the even. the (ine of the seals had leeendast. The prisoner told ' him that the Sir C. Penrose, K.C.R.i. is eppoi•iited Secretor! , to Vice - Admiral W RIT re i • Earle Jae hell a letter in his head, which contained the instructions, Rig by Webb, the beetled St. Ann's, •• giving a benefit" to her Sirroalnino unso'd is of in diff erent qt ality. Barley. Beans, and Peas, ais he said, from a friend in the Weot of &igloos!, respecting the mire Western acquaintances. He brought her to 51arlberou,11- She made no defence, and WWI fully committed. air E. Codrington, K.C.8., who succeeds arry Neale in the • "••• A articles-, and he left him a sovereign as a deposit. lietore the day s l iest at the evening sitting, whence site wan •sent to Tothill-Herds, Captain had eis en them to her. Mediterraneao command. fully support Monday's qua lion ; and in Oats there was more TR A3l ES W.VEk; RNI EN. Th e Asia, 04, at Portsmouth, is ordered to be fitted for the business doing than on Wean ...elev. although there has been a good Letter for finishing the order, Earledge called again, and left the,tollowing to ablde till next sessions, on:ens two respectable housck--eaars will arrival of foreign Oats this we-A. ttpw rds of 22,11011 quarters, and Na. It), E wa in t h e son , o t 201. eac h, to o ur sovereign Lord me King. for ,f 034 Prifehot . d. a "wenn:tn. appeared on a summons, to show flag of Sir H. t'odrington, and Captain E. Cu r s o r. is t o comn , a , d not* t - A lter. 31r. %Valiant Callaway, of the Galatea , is to be Purser of the Me. Claude Nelson, • respectable Gentleman, residing In At. from our owa coast about KO qua tors ; we do not, hooey r, cuote ---- them dearer. in other articles there is no variation to notica "J. E. having left a sovereign on account, requests Mr. Dunn lter opptarance then and there to answer what may be alleged use why he ex . uuted an exorbiunt fate. will lone, no any account, disappoint hint on Thursday, at two against her. bour.place. Commercitoad, stated, that lie and his family had A s ia, Dlr. 11'. Coningworth is appointed Purser of the Carnelion, rice ......,•: latra. J. E. rill be at dinner at that time at the Three THE CIIA RGE OF RAPE. lately come from Scott by the United Kingdom steam-packet, BOUT I I' ' a Orman.. Dowgete-hill, when he will have the money ready for Mr. ORE.-Yesterday this office was again much era lately cad nn her arrival at Orteowich he hailed two boats, one for hi. AP:Hurray. whose appointment is cancelled. SMITHFIELD, FRIDAY. SEPT. 22. I • t "k; Ward • f Sheerness - yard, O ffi ce Dolin, If he mil friing the shoes to that house, with the bill of par- in consequence of the examination or 11Lio• . rin Nicholls. He wasaeu . t ~T ucker, . ! it o is appointed to There is • fair supply of Be: fat Market Mi l morning. and goed amity and the other for luggage, to take hint as tar as Ratcliffe- Gr eenwich Hospital , s H a oap l l i t t e e l :p e re ice .er Vi vin : g llia a tn pp a lr el a e t c: , !.s , P 'oceed ! . li . ! cob, with the lowest possible pricte." Beasts rote a ready sale at Monday . prices-es. 2d. ; but tnfertor placed at the bar, and was gcoteely dressed in black, and watnpro. I cross ; when, on their sutra t there, they charged him 12s , each de ce ased , a plait hy Sir Wit- tit -Millen are heavy ia eisposel on lower terms. Mutton is lan- dad in . t 1 He waist twe place at the time mentioned, saw Mr. Earledge, vided with the professional assistance of Mr. Knowles. from alt. host, though he underatoud atierwit ds that the fore was out Ile !!words, mid was &sired by him to wait a few minutes. till a friend came to Harmer's office. 7-• ham Congreve, are expected here, to be tried on board his Majesty's tool, and toe trade is Mat et the quotation beneath. Scarcely any Out of a sense of public duly be brought the defendant there. The h• large an look at the workmanship, as be (Earittlze) knew as little about Mr. BROUGHTON perceiving that th e prisoner's wife was pre- • .. s ups. thing doing in Laiab. The number of Calves is moderate, thr 1 MladdiSAdatlL Presently Esrledge asks I to l oo k a t t he invoice, sent, said lie did not wish to dinner lire feeling., but for the pur- name of the other boattrum he could not learn. The Eclipse packet , Lieutenant Paasin g h am, sailed on Friday for which there is a good demand, at an advance of ad. pee atone. ding; C Alr. flew's:RlP asked the decedent what I.e had ta any ? Mule at elyia- he was in doolit wee liar they agreed for 3434. or 39.. per poses of justice he thought it necessary for her to remain in the Falmouth. Pork remains much the same as for : he last hw weeks. i ' il,i .. Amen pairs. Applieent produce° it, and Eariedge put It into his office. The defendant re lied, that he did not ask Me fare, it was the e• • p . he Forte, 46, Captain Coghlan, C. 8., arrived on Monday from •ro sink the offal, per Mat of Sibs. ling Er pocket, saying he would I•nk at it when he had hrd his dinner.- Mrs. Nicholls said she would wish io remain in the office, beingotheryoung man who did ; when :he Gentleman said, .• I suppose . , . a crdfite, - haring damaged the head of her mainmast, and came into Beet 4l 4d to ha at I Veal .... ...... .. ts dd to ha oaf An at ! "..1 Applicant made no objecttors as h e had still the goods in his own anxious to hear her daughter's evdence. She was therefore ac otn- l am to give you t possession. In another ininate, however, fa cane Sims, with an modated with a chair. gave it to ma. the same; ' and I said, "If s ' you pl.ase, and tie Hempen the tull,wing day, to have her mast token out for Wither Mutton inspection. as lid to 4s 6d I Pork .... .. .... 4,s (id to 5; ed Lamb ... ...... is Od to Sts Od Velma variety the wittermen had latterly been in T officer of the Lord Mayor's COOrt , who seined the shoes as the KO- Margaret roe Sullivan was then called . The girl is of extremely Mr. Barri:lEBlP observed, tf he Royalist tender arrived on Monday from a cruise, and sailed Meats 0/ X•lTts Tales DAy , for fan Fi; po t , o f t h e a pplicant , in the hands of Earledge, by virtue of a writ Interesting appearance, and cried bitterly. Her former deposition the habit or imputing uti suom o sersfuming nut of 'item-Vessels, and again on Tuesday. Beasts 150 i Sheep itasen I Calves 264 I Pigs 110 Maps, 1 1, ~ o f a n a em n ent, sued oat by Sims, for the 71. lie Pretested against of the charge agaiost the prisoner was read over to her, and she in the goods being taken from him, but the officer tin-eau-tied to glee he most solemn manner declared it was true. that convit i t was necessary to make raS example. He thereto: e should j Convict the defendant in s penalty Of 40.. and rosin n liamonze.-Britannia, Windsor Castle, Forte, Pelorus, Ca- melion, Cynthia, alotine. and Shelelrake.HAY-MARKET. Ray.... .. . 90s Oda 105 s 0.1 IClnrer Btanhe ehatge of him few felony if he attempted to carry them nfr and in- dlr. Knowles-4 am instructed to Prove that this is a most horrid The Gentleman respiested Mat his portiou of the fine might be At the Island. -Cadtatus end Vig,ilsot. Interior ...... Ms litt to 80a Oil I Weiler - &c ‘ll nted the delivery o f the invoice to K n o c k e as a d e liv er y of the conspiracy to deprive Nicholls of hit lite , put in the poor-larim threw ~...,.,ilea Od to 36s cad Which tap DUFFERS AND (TREE*IIOIINS., ship a , poriessision of thaseends also. E a ri e d ite at or a l pretended to be cur. Sir . Cowcher, surgeon, of Church - street , Liasen.,Trnee, was The Elder Brethren of the Trinity-bouse have, in coesideration it All t eat at these plueeediogs, b ut i t was a f terwar d s a dmi t ted to he a th en c a lled, and proved that upon being applied to on the Son-lay UNION HALL.-Yester:ny one of Teitellons generally called of the extensive merit of Air. Kerrigsn:s work on Navigation, P r, liißteisiolt eaft e kBADENHALLo-r,Br Taa Ca a (Iv a: . ^ ram da gnerre foe the re cov e ry or' t i me d e b t , d e i ia y consulted a a f ter th e 23d of August, upon the night 01 which the crime was " Dufters," Mimed Jock I,e;:i, all itilia ;fall , Ol . Pettieoat-lane, was Nautical Antrorionty, and other branches of Science, liberally set- ate ..f. • ... .... se o4s Oaf I Veal ............ 5. 44 to ai sd eacelle nalleirer of she Mayor's Court, and was by him recommended to alleged to have taken place, by Mrs. Nicholls, by her request brought up to this office in the custody so Craig, one of the Bow. scribed IMO. tcweets its punlication. ' Sidles .. .ha to 4s 2d I P0rk..........,. 36 4d to IS ad ring , I app tt .tu a glarrierate, Insisting that Harledge had not such a pos. Ite examined the complainant and her sister, a girl of fifte en, as the etrett patrol, ammo 01 the good" as would make Ida •Aarulalute in these* of allegation was that the -prisoner had illused both, and he was of I the Contt. steletaoa that 'beanie never had been ill-used as they had described. ' charged with having defrauded James Compton, • gentleman e servant, of 3/. 10r-tinder the following circumstances , lite 'priewier, OR being placed at the bor, vas i.emediattly rang.' -------...---• NAVIGATION COF Till .*IPEN CAM. * Lib.. ..... ... 31 44 to 4s ad _ n mat ) )Ile: Breed- ird, the Chief Clerk; said, this wry not a new device. The complainant was here recalled, and In &newer to questions 1 410 . 1, 7 - the BACIRa, ' who Nemec:Et il .hlen as a fireatnuntince on -...san ea --- Idselate. taallraiLl: 34“011111,4111 22. • Pti.st , ..,- . •t * i , Beene year' ago an lank rat st Uxbridge owed a citizen 0021. from the Magistrate stated, that her sister 31ary had told her that the town, isemg he ihe daily bauit of Matti:kg the most gross fm. On Monday, the 11th Instant, a Abating, conststing of depute- in t 211 ireweamie : ....... • ...71=i, . i Yes PS to - i's 'RR I -r ~ , palterer, and the Janet' got a friend to hire a post-chaise, with four I the prisoner had made a similar attack upon her twice, two nights Imait l o ,lol On the bnwury, he and.the g . ing with whom h e was as . lions from the Corporation of the Bedford Level, of Drainage an I•e sunder/and ••• 8 4 . •-• • • •••• ..• 35s Oaf to 381 Od. et Me innkeeper's best horses. Ito late at night, that they were ne- alter that when she had been ill.treaten. 'l'hat girl had wince then belated generally selecting young kiwis s green" from the country Navigation Comnitiotioners under the Eau Brink ACIP S and of th ; ___ _______"„insu wh o r ls . 0 " nr i engly jot up In stables in keind a o t o m t e i b l in n e e n x t t at mornin . ._ and before , b e er, salt to Ir e t an d. Vitas their dopes, merchants of Cammidge, was held atone Red Lion Inn. Cambrie - This o til Mani stated that be lived 3 the service of Mr. Taber, to take into consideration the propriety of adopting measures beer~ they er 'el by the ahl • and h Mr. Coweher, and Mr. Morlaat . of the Glasgow College of 1 cm a ll i his debt. With respect to the applicant's cam, Surgeons, who happened to be present, withdrew into another roomß , at Bayswater. That on Wednesday week, as he wris proce ed ing improving, or other restoring, toe navigation of the et Cam.et ro a r At Tallahassee , FIorida . MARRIED. . Fl . on Tuesday, the 12:h July , 17 Fd. • demob meat a prints, the eidlrrMegistrate could not Interfere . The goods were not with the girl, and upon their return they were decidedly of opinion along eMford.street, two men areowed hint, arse of whom was the scheme which had been in circulation for some time for the im- Van lEVOUr, Esq., Achille Murat. Roy,: of Florida, Urtnerly of oomph il iII , aggined felonieuely, but under +reasonable idea of tight, and by that the girl had experienced no s uch in j ury as she had des cr ib e d. prisoner, mai pretended to have a knowledge of him and his master. moreinent or the navigation was then discussed and approv, d of. Maly, eldest sort of Ilia late _ Nairn) grog alonchitn, of Naples, to. H. a ;• : Meat of law. Ilf Mr Siena had proceeded in error, the Applicant was Mr. Knowles requested that the renters of the house where the Complainant said diet they must be mistaken, for lie had only ar. Ihe estimated expense for effecting these improvements WO 30,0001. isl es. Cat herine I/angel:hal Gray, of l'allobatare, laxly Ot. eveay t ' beet wlifinot a noised', bat he must seek it in another place. prisoner lived might be called. rived in town for the first time in his life a day or tem before. Thie which watt to be raised by a tonnage toll, and a tax en die leads that a Fredericksburg, Va. daughter of Major Byrb C. Willis , of toe duced • , • lily Payee, the seednd Clerk, said the ayelicant might save his 31r. Smith was accordingly examined, and he declared that on infatuation was quite enough forthe two felhiws; one of them, a would be benefitted by he new cut. bore place. Aule El i ti I needs from being sell at by putting in hail. %Ton •hich his the night of tics 234 of August he heard no alarm o r con t us i on i n man not in custody, drew out a handsorac-looking, engine -turned Mr. A ncitEn produced IA draft of the Bill Intended to be brought eerf the A IM would be givew up roe s im. And as to the trick that nad • he prisoner's spar menu; arid had the prison er dr ame d t h e g i r i and appnrently gold hunting-watch, andsaid to the complainant into Parliament during the next Session, lot carrying the projected DIED. -and o ' IP( • 1 , , 1..1 I r ..; , benoptay adviee, ed wire him, he mould S o d perhaps , t ur , , , o e ntio t in it legal from her bed l . o ro w ini to hi,', ne s must have heard i i t. n ta li a ? se* the ' w • 1 4. 7 i i . o went uolhaliiiittle r ave . Tu a ly t is t i t on that Mt 1 . 1 . 1! P2 lO (agit a ted n a l ivrilnolijfil: trespass. in di cted fora girl o n t h aeo e au l i ng mowing . she didnot cm* ey, nod if you purchase thi ns works inns effect v." The servant said that The Earl of Hen nw tc it e thought the measures proposed would On Monday afternoon, at his seat, Oledhow, n'sr Leeds, Sit John Beckett. Bart. in the 84 h year of his age. She John tea diseer " War casiella..._ , a _scr. ete bet -11thksB ost s oat observed that the case at every' exam' *nation never basing seen so beautiful a watch before, except the one les be of the most essential service, both to drainage and navigation. born on the 30-h of April , 17411; and on the 3s: of March, 15-74, ha MI fa 1 Ply a-swil t Iskisign iti= the applicant back to the Solicitor b ecame wawa i nvo l ve d i n mystery. master wore, he took it into hie hand a nd began to examine it; Mr. HEMINOTON was of opinion, that as several lands in Cites- married blare, third daughter of Dr. Christopher Wilson, Lo:d Fat . , . of the Mayor's port. Mr. KWORLES submitted that it co u ld go no f art h er, b ecause t h e h oar an d m i nute hand, were exact to the thine of any, and on Orton. Dimon, Cambridge, &c„ would be greatly improved by t h e Bishop of Bristol, grandfather of Richard Eountayne Nilson, Esq. em wi • I I $ . , :.' . : UPI IN THE CITY. the girl had been contradicted in her eviden ce , w hi ch wan tonekru appiyog k to bis gm . , it ticked as l ou d an d a . w ell a s an y watc h, d ee p en i ng o f the river, as hundreds of acres would be l a id d ry one ot the relent Members for the county of York. By this Sheri: i 1 0 I 3qh, it iTemetf‘ Linreollsbert, and Ellen W illiatrtl • were charged and unsupported. t and secured to be perfect in all its Inns. Having examined It, the which were now almost useless, they ought to be charged with some hearriage Sir John had issue eight sone and three daughter& all t f P.l with being disorderly in fit. Paul's Church-yard on the previoua Ale. Baotionrost said that to n carotin extent the girl had no: owner rdotereed, that a bpi:tot:id . watch of the same description portion of the expense. whom survive, except Richard, late Beitiodo 4lo o ol of the i d fi g i- minst been borne out, but in such a peculiar case he was bound to sift I would sal In any shop in London for at least fell., but re. Mr. A Retina sageeseed whether it would not be better to dis- meat of Foot Guards , who fell, covered wi th Kenonta at the tattle 93, 1 1 Pl l l tnnett had, it seems, complained of being annoyed by his fed. to the very utmost a t• reall y s h ou ld I f hilt that of hquestion 6 if it i • of Talavera, 2110.) of lBO9. Sir John Breskat was creattal $ , and he could not sly es t him se lf o f an m ar k e d th at the enturfainant dove it -Or . pose she present . i . low-to . oMera wan WC commas prostitutes. And they had charged opinion he had formed upon the subject. The prisoner had a two. MUM. This ba3ll/Ith'aintsalikg them and' treeing their clothes. The watch- fold charge to answer , a• cording to the evidence. offer basing bee,; mods, the prisoner, Levi, who on to open St. John's Eau, it must be by a separate Bill. snood nicrely as • spectator baiter, now bounced in upon Mr. PRYME war of opinion that both might be embodied in one Beronet in 1813. by his July, esent M 'est then Prince Regent: was Pe til lt, twice Mayor of Leeds, soul both as Chlet Magietotte of the Iscoon.ili, 1 swan took them aW to the watch•house, and Thomas Brown, the arts. Nicholls stated that the prisoner was her husband, and had them, paying, t:s Ood F lesh roy sonl, let mc have the Bill, and a greatexpeole saved. sod one of the Justice, of' the Pesos tor the West Riding, was dia. 13 . , I ' ' ~. coarrable of the night. received their Mtn charges. and Beet eitch o f been no tor seven sears, Ile upon all occasions was a good hue. watch-I'll let you have what you ask fax it-it's worth treble Mr. Amanita observed, the differenee of erpenee would be but tinguished for him lewd knowledge, his Orin but Imp art i a l alittiais- m em o d ie Compier. Bennett now compl a in e d t hat th e c onsta bl e b an d an d father to het children, of whom slit had fo u r by a f ormer th e mon e y.** Tre his is on the part of the Jew, and his trifling, since a fresh set of hats would be taken by tl:e de. kit of nation of the laws, and his successful exertions in times of 4.oleuliy eario t . • or the night was stupidly drunk, and ought sot to have detained him husband, air girls ; two of the m was o f t h e age of Id. The awn. pretended ' anxiety to make th e purchase ha:Ascii, would be thought Parliament for every additional body of commbetioners. At pre- in preserving tranquillity , and enforcing the duties of trot subject* 't upon the else they made out. Sir plainant was 13, and the other was mach younger. The tisins sh e to have sufficiently opened the eyes of she young man, and avg." sent it .48 a double Bill , and liable to a double set of fees ; and The watchman , Plush Moody, being questioned by Peter sent to Ireland to her sister. Two or three Moro before this Oh l ened his suspicion* as to their irdentioollt he, however, remained he instanced one general Bill, in which upwards of thirty sots of to the Gonnunetst of the country. Mr John was, dodo.; a lone ourse of years, principal tanner in the Leah, Ra: k For nOtne • lia ' • We e I : aurie. said geonou was the worse lot li quor, but so also was the was conimted. she wert to ver, in fl constable. ertfordsfure, to a situation in *narrate and continued in treaty for the watch until the price was eom the family of the Rev. Air. Roswell, and upon her return she heard beat down hors 931. so Al th 'sone, during the time exhibiting in the Holum. •, e pri in i„,,,i miers per , „ mid, iid is meey sea a f f ees were c h arged ars Sir John has not taken an active part in businesa. bet he! • ch iefly resided in the bosom of his numerous and iff•cfonate women Midi Sir PETER LAMOUR said. as Mr. Bennett woe not sober, he what war said to have paned. the greatest pomade anxiety to get hold of the watch, and the The Earl of It --away tc x a said he was nt led to understand, from family. Sir John Beckett is succeeded in his title by hie Meet Be Amid cut the matter short, and not inquire Into the whale of the 3 1 r. Baouourog, upon the oitnest's hesitation to proceed, owner of it exclaiming against all Jews, and declaring that rather a cooversation he bad had with .Mr . Ped, it was the intention ' I, th. M e" Ho "' J ohn B'eketts Al•P• his Ilhicmf . ° 'h id " lausintsis ; but it was clear the constable was drunk, and if he had said he was aware of the. delicacy of her situation, when her bus. titan sell any mete of his propert y ye p Jew he would sooner of that Right Honourable Gentleman to bring • reamorre into Par. Advocate, wto mauled Lady Anne Lowther, third daughter of tile 4. CI locked up • gentleman rho ha 1 cause to complain of being ann o y e d b an d was t h e accused, an d h er sl aug h ter t h e accuser , but he con- tatty ft down the river. T he barman was thus struck., the cam. !lament to abridge the present enormous ea . attendant on paw - Bail of Lonadale. Dub WY reentituurs, merely because they chose to ma',e a countercharge, jured her. upois the oath she had takisionvpit the ilia. h. " plairam paid the (al. and the watch was yisn into his possession, ing private Dille. 411 --r - - --.,.. : _....--„-----..-...- 1 New taarraser groondltaa. I: was abominable cocOuct, ard ire was eel. • Mts. Nicholls' paid she would answer aniquestion put to her. the der all dm whilodeplorinw dist It not been sold to him, A subscription for defraying the ratpenses which might be in- MGR WATER TRIRDAT AT LONDON BRIDGE. Mod death until for his office. He dismissed the prisoners, and he at Mr. Iltiouonrono-Did you ever ate perkaiband Set with ten- and cellist, down ono. on th e header the owner for not dis pos i ng cursed in care of fa I n the application to Parliament des then Idoroint •• ••• •. f min. after •I I ambit al ado. after a list des/ht of dirminsing the comitahlellrom hit situation . It ap- mot ti to your daughter ? • - •a '• •• • ' ' " I al the s• real bargain'? to Min ingestal . of Com _pin. The cont. emered into, and Lord Hardwick. very liberal, putdown his name __ - - - - D - - - ,Is tosser. the* he was an inhalthant upon whoin the duty Alto. Niencills- Meer capes spy oculip, pp up always I plata/sin bating mode kbp purchases peal }swards home. and was for 1001. ranted at Till Darnell ritssS °See, by . 1. W.C - ARLTO - 24.110 1111 . %.! heed ntrtea, and that he derived no emolument from it except goad father to them. - - ;Otte aurpritets Owns tivepentkafrasn } Loo he led die watch, Thanks being wed to die Gil/Orman, th e Meetly' aelinfaledi *tread, sad ombUsited by IC CANNON. Poi mpg. 1 , 4 4 r . cl l ., . i . .. . . , . • A ._. . _ . . _ .. _ . ..._ .., . ... . . THE BRITISH PRESS... _ Mr. RHOUGHTON--UrOn your oath, did you upon leaving town, desire your daughters to 'be cautious of your huaband ? Mrs. /Sit-bolls—l sicver dill, so help me Ond. That poor deluded girl iota sworn falsely. Neither did I sartn her, on my return. Oist my Itsisband boasted of what hr had door, and " wniild walkl'to tlfr gallows like a soldier." It was a fabricatiou of he► own. never thauglit of such a thing. Mr. Ortonoturor wishea the witness to state whet hail taken place on her return. Mrs. Nicholls said, that on Lice return, lice dalighier informed her of what fist! happened. She was very 11111Cil shacked. She thought of going into a police office ro give Linn up, but changed her mind, and taking a each, drove to the place where he was at week, in Tottenham Court-rnad, and challenged him with it. Ile appeared qui•e astonialied, at denied it, and upon her informing him of what her daughter hail told her, lie exclaimed, " Oh, God, what a tli!ng 1" She believed at first the girl's story, but now she believed it all false. In answer to a multiplicity of questions from the Magistrate, she declared her opinion th a t the whole charge was a fabrication got up by her deceased's husband's relatoona against the prisoner to get him tint of the wy, because they disliked him. They cericlitty could get no money by his death. She Nati never lived with her husband since she bad heard the charge, although she considered hint ini:ocent. . _ Mr. Kiaow - drs—Do you believe yoar daughter upon her oath ? Mr. Nieholls--1 do not, site is such a divided liar. Mr. a butcher, was examined by Mr. Knowles, to show that the girl hail hem charged with dishonesty. Aster Milne other evidence to the tharacter of die prisoner, he ad. dressed the ,Magish-ve ia declaratory of his innocence. Mr. BROUOIITOY Paid, it the charge was not true, he never heard of gremer wickedness. There were sa many circumstances in his favour, time he *maid escape any earthly tribunal; sodas he was con% ince,' no jury smeld convict the prisoner, he discharged him, as the evidence would not warned his commitment. Nicholls was discharged, and the girl went away with him and his wife. _ _ The cxitmination lasted until nearly live o'cloek. QUE EN•SQU E.—Yeßterday, foreign lady. of prepossessing appearance and imar.uating manners, who gave her name Sophia Itiadellna Cuettnara, residing at No. 9. f heatre•piace. Stfingate- Street; Westerrins:er, was brought up in custody under the follow ing cireurnstances : It apicsritt from the statement of Mr. Thomas Davidge, of No. fletaricita.street, Covent.garden, that the prisoner came to board and lodge with him about twelve weeks ago, representing herself as a °ammo lady id" high birth anal connexions, and that Prince Leopold of Saae-Coburg was her guardian. She further stated that Mr. Rothschild hail money b•-lotsging to her in his hands to a considerable amount; Idae hail also an accoutre at Mamas. Coons', the bankers, to whom she had lately advanud twenty thousand pounds as u loan; Ind its vouchers htr respectability she showed witness an immense bundle of papers, and other documents duly signed and sealed by foreigners of distinction, relative to her possessions In °anions% which she described as being of great value; among ;he letters were sonte from the Duk.t of Penland, Duchess of Kent, and several or the nobility. From the unless an I plausible manner of the prisoner, witawas conceived her story to be correct, and the respectable names she ineotioned did nut leave a doubt on his nil id hut that she was a lady of the first dis tinction, and hehad trusted her for board and lodging to the amount of 121. Is. 11d. Upon one occasion he occompatled her to the counting-house of sir. limits:l)Pd to receive a aunt of money, and waited for her oetride. when she returned with a bundle of papers under her arm, say Mer they were Bank notes. Another time he went with her to Me Bank to receive money. where she pretended to keep an account ; aml afterwards went with her to look for the Mansfield coach, at which place, she said, she had a large estate. A few days ago he.asked her to settle his account, when she appeared extremely indignant at his impertintmec to ask a lady of her met notions for such a ;rainy sum, and imosidiately quitted his lodg hags, leaving her papers deposited in his hoods as security for the debt; when upon taking them to Mr. Rothschild's, he discovered that the documents of the °transit estates were al; forgeries; the clerk further told him they had been plagued with her tor the last seven years, and she coul•i as times N ou n Mness. The let. tens from the nobility appeared to be genuine, and she had received severs' sums if money fair the Duke of Portland and other high personages. After she had let; her hal„siogs, a pair of socks were mimed which were hung up to dry in her room, and he now had her taken up on suspicion or the robbery. Mr. WHITE (to the prisoner)—Where do you come from ? From Wittenberg, iii Germany. Mr. WHlTE—flow _lvEg have you been in this country ?—I came here in 1819, ou family aft in. Here a huge bundle of papers were handed to the Magistrate, which were so voluminous that no person but the Lord Chancellor would have attempted to wade through them. The Alagi,trate, after examii,ing attentively some of the lemon, asked her *hat she had to say to the specific charge of stealing the socks. The pri%oner, in her defence, expressed her great surprise at being charged with the crime of that; it was totally tr»pessible for her to be guilty of such an act. Mr. WIIITE— It appears by thzse letten that the Duke of Pon_ land has hem extremely Und to you, and acted, aa be always &we, iu the noblest mahr..:r. Prisoner-1 ant sure if you will look at my papers they will sa tisfy yOu. 19twrE-1 do not think.there ft sufficient grounds to (sin you on a charg, of robbery. Several persons were in st:eilance who had been victims of her duplicity, many of whom expressed their deteiminstion to prosecute her for swindling.. A HIGHWAY ROBBERY BY A FEMALE, THAMES POLICE CypIISO, Wh.)llalic her name 21/ury.Anne Joilosun, was put to the bar, charged with robbing Capt. Clowlast, of the brig-snow Anne, of his watch, chain, seals, and key. • Captain Gowiru sated, that yesterday evening, between the hours of nine and ten ,o'clock, he was passing along liatclitte-highway, when the prisoner sc.osted him, and wanted to accompany lie declined it, and - his b 0 .he . its - MARKETS. teo ate. Betrgals 4141 are the Itiargsev. I Fend the London Nets I's ice etsersinf.) FRIDAY SEPT. 2t COTT(3N—a*The purchases of Cotton for the weekge tt ye a , terday were not extensive, a greas psopertiuti of the bu the event of dais nay's East India Sale. • TII IS ing attracted great attention, and our am icipatrowit ta , the 0 , 004 sere much waited are fully realized, the as is id. aid. p er Surat,' front the lather about 86 0 Wei i pound, and the inferior deseripiitios k 'gar'. higher I but usual where there is much speculative ., mg, "be prices • are way irregular, the r e as h: followi n g an Lw were withdrawn. About ooesAisifil is estimated to be taken by the exporters, a small quantity by der....terle, the ranalinder hy s p ee ,„ labor& Bengal very *refinery to fair, qt. a 8141.4ga ta d y„i r, fora very ordinary to lair. 3i I. a.sitl.; good fair, Nd. a latlras lair to good, Aid. a Lid. Tho whole wld with basket/sm. SUGA R.—The Sugar Market has been heavy all the week t It was supposed that no aim latter part of the Materiel.* &wa n k, on Tuesday, consistiug of nearly 6040 bags, went elf int brisk. nese at higher prices, that it would have a favourable effect; b at no improvement took place, though they sold higher than the Wea India descriptions. Towards the close of the Slarket yertsday there appeared more denoted ter 111useevades, but the prices wen Yd. a Is. under the late currency. The Market Is without alters. non to-day. the purchases are still limited, brown dry browns slits at Ms. The bottlers look fora renewal in the demand next week from the few sales lately elected, and also on ace-aunt of the im provement in the Retinal Market. The Refined Minket has been an a very languid and depressed state all the seek ; the whole sale grocers purchased on a very limited sc a le f or the home ton. ;mention of the country, and the exporters paid 790. a 80*. fee lumps; 31olasses tell to 275. There is a very considerable im pmvement in the Relined Market this forenoon, the prices csa taut be quoted higher, but the buytn cannot perches* on such careers able terms as they did nil, in the week, the demand to-day is both for the home trade and for extort; Ofolasstis 27 ,, Fot e i g a Sugars told Is. a 2*. lower; good white Ilavantiala 445. and )el.. low 345. and 34a. Gil. COFFEE.—The Coffee Market has been steady all the writ, the Jamaica descriptions fully to covering the depression aubmitted I ea inwards the close of the last week. Dominica sold is. a 2s. higher than the previous prices. Se. Domingo was yesterday taken !in at 51s. 6d. good ord. colottry descriptions. Fide Led. Cuts realized 675. The two Public sales this forenann 416 ca•ka British Plantation went off heavily, and a considerably proporion taken in. The Coffee that was sold was at full prices, god to fine ord. Jamaica Bfit. a sfis. fi •e tine ord. Reis. 1:0.. ' 24,. lid. The Berbice in some itaaancce went rather lower. TEA.—The quotations of Tea are the final ready of the We at the India house which closed on Monday; the only altetatlon since is a small advituee about id. per pound on Bolters. TOBACCO.--There are no purchases of tl'obacco of any et. tent; it is stated the order* in town are considerable, but they are limited to the prices below the present currency, and as the hoiden are flan and will submit to no reduction the business of the market has been suspended. If E.ll P. FLAX, mad TA 1,1,0 W.—T le price of yellow caraile Tallow early in the week reached 4s. slop which the market has receded to 385.; the price to-dav is als. Ilex, is rather higher. In Flax there is no markjd alteration. INI)IGO.—The transactions in Indigo are still considerable; the premium on the I ,t.t India sate is stall 9.1. A Is. per pound. Toe requett appears now directed to the (ode, whieh has been so long neglected. 01I,S.—The advance in the prices of Oil has been great en 2C. count of the very unfavourable antellige ace respecting the Nt.rthera Fishy:nes. titeenland Oil, which wait nominally 32/ pied 33!. ad. , fenced to 371. and 38!. at which it flow remains. South Sea 86J. Snernaceti advanced to till, snit 62!. the prieet now 601. and gene rally the .Market faiday La heavy and Lswee than at the commence ent•nt of the week. SPlCES.—pices are limy, and may ha purchased ac lower prices ; the best Nutmegs offer at 4%. Id. By public sale this tows nom. 116 bags Pimento sold at full prices Mid. a lld. RlCE.—There Is no alteration in pacts; the late ad►anee is firmly maintained. I RIBA PROVISIONS.—The dorernihent contract, noticed hi our lost publication, averaging lea; per time under the price of lost beartm, had no effect on the prices of lleef and Pork. Saran is 645. a 66e. Butters are eery henry, on zccnunt of the favourable tees th cr. HON.—The market is plentiAilly supplied with new Hnps, and the late picking is faroarable. The market is now w ell sup. plied aids new Hops, which meet a ready sale at the following csit renry:—Sussex 80s. to 865., Kent 84s. to 965; duty estimated at 9641 elm. U U. BRANDY, and /lOWA ND3.—The demand fnr ßnv liar rather revived this week, but there is little impruterutent in the &I