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.11 UT i• . - ' I o 1 . i '. witteteserser ' I •I' k ' A Dledical Oe• • • or snarl )estcrdayi ellaelted 1 i L id o Po i rt enmed soken w ore e n li sicerided to prefer • s Lu t few of his Retell • The Con stabk's • ; l Douse, at eleven o'c i{ with a relic! of ab; whole of the rosec theatre of the pu .:1( . The Doctor had hands and feet Ter. La: the constable al A i .. I! . the watchmen sew 'latent with the di ll very alligietrftte.!,_a terrible amniiiii.t .6 " The Loan 1111.01 sod te the t . • k ha 11101111111 ' ls Os 111 i t dont iiill , • 4,4 i ' 31.16. CriertZlo w" OM 1 mile anti his/lama disagli Rhieete• I li . •. . • . al"kg r w hi n n rrn e lan t e" he i t i a i n a n i , tbc Secretary • zips was I t ; sic Secretor • bin), and . • ••• , e 4 . . Now el - ' • " 1 " othahl i • whatever IP 1 "" . . 11 ad been • • .1 J ~.„: i s pow. wooing a; 1 . • lam. . • Elm Coostable d, a n y a lags as be ilia vtantrden Mat me E ally *tithe Comp t t .zy itiOt have wl , unveiled that the Pal both refused and w The Loos Met I was a eery re weeeedhlkly im•bdio I hare acted, under I ; ant drunken 'mum had as sand but • I . - •fai the fiber ' • no such at va,insiin 'after tilt bouts hf ,the_e_tle_u pecks. he ca pa bl e ! or eirlocati out my claim to thi lila . hate theta:Nl csascsh that 1 tii . ' • PAL Wee% • M OM ibt 81 why. teed ar I Act: he t th lir.i24.4a110•11"1" at IMO." bairn tern MAMA' 0,2 . . he. cileed::: i imi ' Wheil a r Blasts i 14 war P '• • •1•11 e PleraselLA iir. S ;Mrs. WMCCJCW will/ meat to doll the i lute leeligli ma • i i. t 1 ; Impolite exhibitor/I al= • Clarketivoil, apectrielo • solicitor Alt ; Mem• I I atm altelielle i 1 : 4= 4 • . . ". liall. 14 11 I • statidAolll6 • - a - I t he •,‘ ' • the did. r 4 , • ....v.• it of no r - . 's fen, ~ • e : • ill the cii tile gait. Mali 0 M Bxesiouttee li . : .• a geedlemen li nillil IPadiiile%aarstr rehhOel so k , a I tie Alas ~.,...1.."1 dos of th 1- 4-.1114'16t2111° 1, ;he was always ay, miry tas talffet wl ; b e t: , r 4 1 paten The krotkman 1 . ( of Ls` s Beech. 1 441cciut of.Ch tr. - 144. his ruin and eilicre The ttalii•ffilie Madame Bt. Ai paaioa, waasw c : aka nsoch ten It appeared that lk tnieslit the Opt oalt tie French i. 1! , Madmoo's Cursor, v lode& le her ho. .dame oho °RI * di WOW the 111 41gibettio w lea . i Mali dim lowa . .• hi,, • 41, gtheti Jut iok • ebb' . he . thir Meet w a y * F ri 1 fa 1 iag.ahterbeeqh i bre to Pisa do i ‘ bc , itisli.foomil hot. rettispe• We Ile ketp• oaf 11 A,„,....at seh l / 4 1 ± Iteelhoded . . 1... m sem bets t At the Wal 4 4 :4,110.1111 44 • • 641 WI~ • • * lie le &job& U reta*5e"".......46.1 jiotitas ......-- th mop to ale. '' M, 9/:DUCTION •I • ably mild manners pad so il OH a lti , rick under the fo *km some months s au* assiduous kin N re to piiiiltr °FCC" POLICE. MANSION. HOUSE. . fientleman of high literary attainments, and his amanuensis, were brought before the Lord Mayor wiped with having acted in a most obst repairs manner watelihouse, even in the presence of that moot awful of characters, the constable of the watch, who eon. prefer the accusation is proprio persona, attended by satellites. account stated, that upon going into the watch. :clock, on Thursday night, hi* ears was assailed .. abuse, such Si he had never heard before, and the magistrates, as well as the watch, and others who had the public peace and mends came in fur their had let off the trolley. , while his secretary cud very much to the prejudice of the inferior ofßeers 4 le appeared much more shocked at the :valet/ than .sere injured by the violence, and thought ft can dignity of his office to pull both before one of thou, an against whom the Doctor had discharged web intunition. .oars MAYOR requested that the constable would state the And partieuhus of the assault, and not trouble himself about magistrates. The Coustable, although highly indignant at what he called an aggraratiagAtsek on their Worships, then stated, that some of •those undef Mm had found it necessary to take the Doctor and his he watchhouse, in consequence of a dispute between drunken gentleman, who claimed as his own some which the Secretary had in his possession. ..,,arls epplaining the business to the Lord Mayor said, that his , who carried Borneo( his papers, were passing a person of respectable appearance lying of intosicadort. His Secretary humanely him to get into a coach, but Instead 4 advise, the drunken man snatched at the papers Secrete/OmM and swore they were his own. Of course ipt was not to he parted with upon such unprofitable Secretary persisted in holding the papers, but the watch. him, and the thing was brought before the constable for Now the reference of a matter of the kind to such a / imiesiallis of a watchhonse was extraordinary and absurd 114 Se of the constable and watchman ass still for they detained hips against wham ao Merge whatever , and tied the figs of his Secretary, who -• , d been companion alone to reader a service to a 'A Intellectual and bodily confusion and dba declared that be wee obliged to tie up the Seem. ire kicked mint abominably. The Doctor, he said, forgot that film his own choice to go to the watch-house, and web* Coupter fee the night ; that he as well as his etre ht ban walked out if they pleased as soon at it was dia. e tivdtpapers were not the drunken gentleman's, but that would have the thing decided elsewhere. .ATOR told the Doctor. who he said he had just very respectable man, that the watchmen, who had an Adieus and dangerous office to perform, could not ,nder the circumstances, diferently, with respect to person who el.tinted the papers. The sum of 4,04/01, 'ed but a short time ago by the City officers, who btu liberty to examine what they got bold of might have service. It was surely the error of the defendants . the palters were given up to them in the watch - . constable who mold not, any more than any other _ guishing a gentleman by his dress, att. r. w of which might be united in a mos with. core - • told the compoble (who wished very much to `. , • • , that by fight bring forward more wit. M - 111111 sabfirtaiated against the deftewLuits. souumrszET. maw.. d a rrespectabilitv in Regent-street, • summookalS fess Irby he aetained a Bank of far 811.4 thrfoporty of a lady named Warner i end add notbrigiaisnedcd ageism under Sir Thorns. Pisiner's saving appillid the said note to other than the polities tar mu unmated to his can,. that the complainant sent her servant to Mr. Shears ( which was the property of her niece) changed. ifwever, detained it, and sent word to Mrs. Warne plow it to the credit of her account deißmee was, that Mrs. Warner owing him mcmt7 la be bail a h.ra upon the money that came Into his right to detain it. : said the defendant could not apply the note in without rendering himself liable under Sir T. the Pr Hr. Sheordfr at tngly gave up the note. After this was done Warts', we understood, entered into an arrangement Win Ml dieoliege of her debt to Mr. Shears, by which anildekrtsf it in rash aid ample security for ill:. re fHATTON RDEN. lluuna•s.--.Yesterday an information wee Wier by the Cemadasioners of the Pavem-nt if Clerkeivdt, Messrs. kiel.daon and Want, who se• tw insiding is apeas. Mr. Cook mamba es vige. Surma to the parish, stated that and Wattt bad broken up the pavement hi Alma io the length of 338 feet, without obtaining ohs stsbe. Imes se Surveyor. as required by the Ad penalty was U. per foot, and would amount _ a of Pavements, gave evidence to the moil dig fintiresdest the Weeks N Messes Luse atataktbstilst ow the Surveyor, who told him he should a lf.he would call again in a few days, and that in the, Has men m on with their work, and which then did. Hu hid bill called on the Surviryne since, beau/sin] it 0 r immediate consequence. He was willing to pay • and which he might have had before if be had _ , reamstances, the Magistrates convicted them Is , of U. anti 31. costa. MA RI.IIOROUGII-STBEET. 28artr CASW.—Vesterday. William T—w, Esq. residing in the Regent's Park, was brought before the Magktrate, charged by Madame Eliza St. Erge with reb th ir l isrg ef a gold repeater, a gold neck-chain, three superb dads, and other valuable trinkets. accused, prim to the examination commencing, rei the Magistrate to grant him a bearing in private, as the • of the affair would prove his inevitable ruin. trate told hint he could not consult his feelings, and always averse to private investigations, unless it was a a_ • where the public were concerned, be would never . said, that he had an action pending in the Court A. and be was endeavouring to obtain an injunction ...Chic:eery. and should his imitation be made public, ..nd disgrace would follow. tlegistrata was Inexorable, and the care proceeded. fit. Aga was then swum, and a French lady, her eons sworn to interpret her statement, which was made in tones. wed that Madtme, who resides in Soho-square, met the .rthatt him • few evenings ago, and the latter, who could French language very fluently, initiated himself into favour, and she was induced to give him a pressing M ils ho use. When theOpers was over, he escorted Ma • carriage, and respectfully took his late, promising fe honour of accepting her invitation the first Upper . days only elapsed, when he called at the house, tinted with every mark of respect, and alter remaita. . Nom went away, Madame requesting he would repeat mbeatoor ha *slight pore. Accordingly on %Vednes. •"; last he allot again i and remained about two hours.. suptesloi - Radom to tell him the hour, and hit 6111,11, hoe geld woe* to which were attached and loving told him it was seven, ab -r th il Wagoossi then bade her good even. tie 41111, he maid her to him, and aaked &or of the adjoining mom, which she did, and Join the apemen and locked her in. He then room, pawned Itintosif of the watch and nin on of dm beam e r Tt i aims was llbslopil slts masa an immediate put- Isladad all trace ita Tburedey evening, when Maclaine w het MD house, and gave him in rumody to a watch watch-house he delivered up the rings and seals, aid an to his house, in the Regent's Park, for the gold posse was found the ticket of the gold watch, • VOW, lit the shop of Mr. Lases, pawnbroker, in rte name of Thompson. admitted taking the articles, but declared he did it It was not likely be should commit a felony, when of a handsome annuity. remanded kw further examination, In order for the pawn. MARY-lAA-BONNE OFFICE. row *MD Ronituy.—Yesterday a female of rem *. trimmers, and of respectable appearance and address, ai. `the Rawcisreon, Esq. the bitting Magistrate, fur ad ! - following distressing cieuumstances:—She stated .ns since a young man contrived, by attentions of the limit suss.._ es kind. and advances of the most hrmonrable nature, to Wecbse affectioan, while shucesspied a highly respectable "hue .cod..• laded se well bad be staid, that she looked forward with die fondest hopes is the esemset when she would be allied to a man whom she imagined inampable ear, villany. He had also appeared autism" for the meerme, and succeeded in prevailing upon her to quit her 'Auction, and be purchased the wedding.ring, and even examined furniture, and was in treaty for a small house. However, I.e at that juncture triumphed over her virtue, but he still con& mod to breathe terms of the most unabated affection ; but. plead isgpoie waffle, put dr the marriage ceremony until he obtained diettinsert of a relative, which was necessary for his future pees, tete:- This be did Oat obtain for many months , when she fared emelt liar ellealleed ie jigilVancy. He thin, seemingly with greet esukatisa, said hi bad witsincdyre conga* but he regretted net Larlug..as womb wag mita srWrd just then, and succeeded in borroems M her all the 116111111 she had. also some clothes and etahete, and her Alva wads. Illevircobtaitied all she had, be eiddsedy chatiipd his scathssele, red, ;Mb most unparalleled ef. Codisry, be tholleiti it would au int* his purpose to marry her i Imp oak guideline she ratimisil his iiimmottioces which obliged Ms, by tie of haistle; lib he, in insulting tams, I at lin iiiix reeheralskg delivered, left bet in e d oft dr dedmitit.Proin her Ohms. shit wilequim whin the only victim ton man taws 1 . relifisel was distress of his g afforded subject dered destitute child her friends world regarded her garish where blic re but he, well versed promise which satist (wired no advantage. 111 r. ltrovr.twse done so it was/. she had stated, 'Mate monster. • . • • I considered to be so confirmed, that the most abject FATAL COMBAT. PLAN FOR EXTENSIVE IMPROVEMENTS I MARKETS. , \rhea. 70 C . O gri. RN Ba -E: cy C . ll 2 A nd m ins. ai t, ts. Joe i r .ir l iti L nica..o. _............-- ON TILE lIIVER. • CORN-EXCHANGE, 0i8,940, Fjig , tia O uti ur v s ery upp am lies sre th:s a,, :ek was COa ful s i l as a O c i i . ear 7.2sa te.. :the y as on Flou m e on s a T aw, RESUMED INQUEST ON THOMAS 831ITIL -ssuse---_ 0 1 a 2 ts t Ipis qteuilnket r g t id t el or y vitutictuirstingmteonoterimpressrindiotnngoattet.hittmcfrbtittiturats mkt! e (and, she mid, „ because she bad this illegitimate O n 7 Intraday evening, at seven o'clock, the Inquest on the body A meeting took place at the Mansion Ikuse on Th o u f r a .l n - ids shut her out of their society and advice. and the of Thomas Smith, the Kentish Town stageonachnian, who was day, for the purpose of considering the practicability I heroffenre as unpardonable '"). ,'lie had milled to the killed in a pitched battle with Harry ROOM, was resumed at the improvement a a very extensive nature on the river .we have an abundance of middling and bran -I: is i he resided, and had sworn the infant to her seducer, Half-moon Tavern. Lower.street, Islington. crie d i n consummate e th ane, had effected some corn- By the hour appointed foe the Inquest , . the Jury-room was 'el. Thames. The plan is the project o' • Colonel French. He ti n: n rly on u 3 n i ss on les d. b y le. lura ß le ar th l os e d y a i i n otri en dsi zsil dwem req atn nes tuar t,: t nef eT P ra l t _:,; : i i tu ch t. " 44.4 7 i satisfied the parish officers, and from which she re. rich e y crowded , and t r r a d vem t i h ga e p u r on its . tmal gentlemen of the pa - proposes to build a kind of esplanade or terrace. to extend Linage. and Mr. Huxley lions London Bridge to Blackfriars, and from thence I and prices full . y ell ; but in P Y there Bel " ` e ase= , per quarter eas was no sit : INSON observes!, that eertairdy if the parish had Mr. Humphries again attended professional'', towards Westminster Bridge, as far as Scotland - yard , „.i ce ,,,, i a new way of settling casea of af fi liation ; and if, IS the attorney, was in attendance cm behalf of the employers of t . fhe width of the terrace to be eighty feet, and the height I, the man had so treated her, he must be a consum- deceased. UXBRIDGE. The Jury being re-sworn tie COIIONER inquired whether any sixty ; warehouses to be constructed underneath the ter- Corn Inspector's Return, JULY 15. t Barley, per quarter - -1/ 15s te lit, !' Wheat, per load - y Magistrate questioned the woman closely on her eft Fames' aiding and abetting in the tight had been apprehended race, and the space of eighty feet to be taken from the itch she did not vary from, but shelved she had too sines the_ adjournment ? ! river, or over that part of it which 'is now left dry at high dat her seducer, without at all considering or in- The Beadle here stepped forward, and mentioned, that he had water. As, however, the room in the river is extremely I Oats . . it what he was, before she became the dupe to his called at several places, but bad failed in meeting with any of . - . 1/ 75 to I/ o them. valuable for the convenience of craft, particularly in the Beans - - - - -2/ Os t o . 6 t INSON said,that as • the man had outraged every A Joryomeh ere rose and rem arked, that since the last time they comparatively narrow part of it between London and Black- Peas 21 NI 10 6/ 0, during r r t i z n e g yh t r i w e b o a f t on tle ci , friars Brid g es , presias i i t tsc ia l p , ro b por y ebdutioldoihntgiatteheth‘e.hiolliffie uponculty a w r ls ch ic es hl ß Y e - - - - - 61 ts. t o ii i i e n t ou her ra s te et fe h el t i n n g g e , w all n h ot e he ba d d o e ne d t e o flan ho ce ld l i ti o lu h in ee, th h e e ofhadthrturyiegethermen:ntem Dad ue Harding, evtaincd o t a lla s 7th:sem:lntl'NEWßUßY, BERKS, JULY 15. eoniewhat in the manner of the Adelphi.terrace, and these NVlscat - -Ms to 78s I Oats -• aw ;be would therefore order an officer to be sent and took a vevy active part therein, and kept time :in the event of ' ms against him. which being mowed, it was probable that he would ultimately be arches . . are proposed to be high and wide enough for the i Rye- 2.4 to h int PAO, " Sir, I have no money to pay an officer." implicated with others, and he did not conceive that his relative 1 - . -s to -41 Beans Barley - - fille to Us I Peas . Bread, per gallon, is to . 18 . 71 1:4 384 1 : 31 tto `:: tosow-Never mind. (To the oflicen ) -Let the wawa proper person to sit on the Jury, as any person would do all Omission of the craft underneath the warehouses, an ar- promptly attended w; I have granted a summons- he could to get his son or nephew oat of a hobble. rangement which will admit of unloading in that situation. Is Is urged as a great advantage for the craft, that they will DEVIZES - , J p rz ie t; l and & ry (.m.e-A deplorably wretched and miserable The Co ao wx a obsaved, that if the matter had been expleined of I Wheat and Beans at per sack ; charged with an act of vagrancy, by Wright, one of prior to the individual being sworn, the objection would have been Ibe under cover, particularly in winter time. The top r SOOlOlOl officers . The poor fellow, like many of attended to by hint (the Coroner), who would have prevented him , t h e terrace, or rather the terrace, Is proposed to b' covered Wheat -NsOd to 37a Od et, had been deluded to this country under the pro- sitting on the Jury : but after being swans., it would not be &tercet I N to G s E a l s tF ed or oa D its JULY .14.1 a, Od to sts 4 tby the mercenary crowds attending the trading Yea. to discharge him after needy the whole of the business had been i with some polished material, and to be embellished in well ' Be:lcy . i bis f a d to mow I m oos - ow Od to 231 w Irish ports • hut on arriving here the gay dream gone thmue,h. If the Juryman alluded to was a con-ientious man, pr e m oposed anner t a o s he to r r l e a n n d t e ed r i w t i d th eli trees ghtfn a l nd as s a hni pro bi m . enAailteo.ll is t i o s ! Wheat - 46s H Od U Ihe found ' himself in London pennylem and up - being plaied under an obligatory oath, he would do his dut/ v l3 in this deplorably wretched state be was met by giving a proper venhet according to the evidence. If he difi be taken at this promenade, and tickets are to be sold enti- Barley relieved his hunger; and in order fur his future dis- from the rest of th e July, the verdict could be received liy the ma. 48e Od to eues Od 1 Oats - 22 s Od to oh thing the holder to constant admission. The profits derivetli - 20 21 od U sAt t io o as : 3 2e ßsted ld yßi l i . n, l . :::: rstr IS : . 3 : 0 1) : t t o o ::: ki l him before the Magiatrete. He has not, it appears, jority, which would be sufiicient to put theme in a further state tom he could apply for assistance, . of investigation. from the islet. will, it is expected, be very considerable, as ' who was affected nettle man's distremes,saidhe /11r. Harding, the Juryman, rose, and remarked, that be knew the warehouses will let at a high rate. rhe whole build- . ne:.; - . ,xsow, ine is proposed, we believe, to be fronted with stone, and ' Wheat - 411 tea Priem; where he would be kindly mated and nothing of his son's conduct at the fight ; but having understood I cointructed in such a style as will render it st work of greater ! his infirmities attended to. that he was present, he bad instructed him to attend beton the Jury WARMINSTER, JULY 10. nen exclaimed, with tears in his eye", " Oh, foe m eight o'clock, to give evidence ; and if his son had committed any 1 ornament end utility than any in this or any other metro- your Honour, don't send use to &prism." lda to 6R5 I Oats • Zs to n offence a g ainst the laws of his country, he would be the lut person aszsow-My Food man, I will take care you shall to screen him, especially after having taken his oath to perform his pnlis. The greater part of the laud necessary for the ac- ' Barley - 26 s to 36s 1 Beans - 46 s es A al ; your nue attunes you cannot help . and on being duty, end he would be the first to deliver him over to justice, had complishment of the plan in the City is under the control ' ' Mutat - 35 Od to Is 4el 'Peek - 3a Od to 4 k SMITHFIELD, JULY 16. will be sent back to your native place, knd betel:rebid he done wrong. - of the Corporation , by whom the merits of the project Beef - as Od to es Id 1 Veal - 3s Id te Is k sow. Juryman-Did not the deceased dine with you and your son on w i ll b e shortly diogisseti. We have not learned whether an could not be convinced it wee for his advantage that the Sunday before the flight took plate? tied course was about to be eursued• it seems that Mr. Hardin -No, certainly not. any objections were made to the plan by the gentlemen ' Lamb Is 4d to es ad HEAD OF CATTLE THIS DAY : necessary to be pursued in the Irish gaol% flow the p enman _ to the eeidence, Ms. Harding'sloll WIS who composed the meeting. The explanations given by Beasts, 833 I Sheep, 11,820 I Calves, 420 I Pigs, 110. heavy charges Impood on the keepers, Is so severe, mien , ai the f i g h t . the Colonel were stated to be full and clear. The build- rawly eofoeced, that the very mention of a gad to a S ome desultory conversation took place, after which the follow. ing is proposed to be undertaken b ypri v a t es. HAY-MARKET. want carries with it its attendants --eltains, solitary tog win:tones ono m ow . • Le. - William Burton deposed, that he is a shoemaker, and resides at -- ---- Ditto (Inferior) . 51 Os Od to bi 04 Od txaow asked Wright why tot did not, on finding the No. 6, Assembly-row Kentish Town.. In consequence of Idis THE ARAI!: Clover (Old) - 61 Is Od to 71 7s Od Ditto (Inferior) - 81 lOs Oil to 81 is 04 s object of compassion, take him to the Society's rumour that a pitched battle sou to take place in ' • --wow.- straw . - 21 6a Od to 31 Os Od &Ids, he procthded to the spot on Monday looming last, nod saw The 6th Regiment of Dragoon Guards (Caehiniers) d the applications of the Irish were so numerous, the combatants, who had a dispute relative to the money= Mutton - 2s 8d t to arn 3s b 3. lod ati l P w ork os ad - 3s id to & N which disembarked on the 15 th ult. at Livtepoal fkoo ' s NEWOATE AND LEADENHALL-(By the Carnes; ithout say claim, that indeed the funds of the So- on the light ; they however ultimately agreed to fight, and Dublin. arrived at Glaszow on the 12th inst. Beef . 25 Id to 3s eol I Yea . 3s Nis Is si ~ exhausted if they were attended to. to th e field. and Smith went into the held first, acconmenaa by resolt-1 most say, this is an extraordiessy line of the secoods; one of them WM named T. James, a erg The 3d (the Kino's Own) Regiment of Light Dragoons, rsue, by perems wfio have fur their object the sup- labourer; he was second to Harry Bostic ; and IT Ford, a which marched frO " in Hounslow on the 10th and 12th ondicity. The streets are crowded with those unfit:.l skughtonnon. of fiherP's•eller• Cow - Cross, of was one the theende instant, will have arrived at Birmingham and Coventry PRICE OF BREAD. t, and it really would be the best poliey to relieve to the deceased, Tom Smith. When the tight contammeed it was , The highest Price of Bread in the Mettopolis is 14e s : e r y th yesterday and to.day t and send them home, and not by neglecting their fair, bet in the fourth round before the last, whew the desemed • • . Y• • i four.pound Loaf . There are others who sell fr om a encourage national artimositie% was brought to the scratch, he had not time to leave ale owed% The Stn ( the King • R:yal Irish) Regiment of Light three halfpence below that rate. e lbw being assured by the M ag istooe that he would when Bostic gave him a blow somewhere on the side of the face, Dragoons (Humeral ; which marched on the 10th instant seemed coutented, and was accordingly sent to prison and there was a cry of " foul." During the fight tblldousemd was from Haintnersmit , will arrive, on Monday neltt, St of MarshChampa. fel es to 01 Os I Seek& Reds la lie to 71 e PRICE OF POTATO ES, per Ten. repeatedly knocked down; sentetintes he fell down from die Isere of Dorchester. Ware . di His to 11l Is I Peek Kidneys 71 lig so Vis LA 111 BETH-STREET.soueen s) neguneat his sap Wu "' Tie 4111.89.1 ' mi g ht for some thne eßeeweeth ' One Troop of the 2d (the "-- -- '' " • L ACCIDENT AND INllUassaiTY.-.-YaNaNday • and eau the bottle was mon the doeessed spit blood for upwards Dragoon Guards, which marched on the 10th instant from Ware - Is &I to 6. Id I Middling - Os Od als o gave his name W. T. lifainyard, and repramened dare litillistm. The daesmod's father was in the ring during the a master carman living at Poplar, was brouglit opal WIN awl helped to keep the liege there were two tinse.keepws, to Fulham, arrived at Ipswich on Thursday, and another Les, the officer. charged with wilfully driving his ale be saw two men wish weembeas may hard OHO ame ;eon out Troop belonging to the same Corps arrived yesterday at PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. ST. JAPE OS. WIIITEC/SAPIL. nu Daniels, aged nineteen monthe whose father Is a " tither he was a stout mega abeettlisey years offs& The fight Norwich. The 10th (the Prince of Wales's Own) Royal Regiment Ditto (New) 81% Id to Ills ad Inferior - .--• Id to ....ti Hay -110 s Od to 1441 a ild Hay . 110 a Od to Ms li seer reaiding at Limehouse Causeway, sad thenby ethalleseced at nine o'cleek. sod Lands hears and 17 mimeos, twit injuries as to endanger Aix life. dela( which ported 11111seends were, liseXa (deb kaserahe she deposed, she was sitting at Ali window es Tuesday POW was that bept time, but he win i n n s oa k ' ,N ew . ( Duman) has been ordered to march from Dublin to Clover -100 s Id to 1361 Od Mom - nem Id t o 1.1, w Straw - 520 &I to Ws Ild Straw - tes Ida Oh. t seven o'clock ; hearing two men quarrel she t her talibleCoet 4 Mimes lefhthe fight, oferhislibebeemmediagemed, to Ballinrobe. he window and saw the child atoop as if up feet mete parter,oomkaa his return a 616 rime buliii6olweebeepang PRICE OF TA L1.13W, SOAP, &e. per 112 b. the ruad nearly opposite his father's. The wag chalk butt did Ea hew him. Saw several umeolonio at baneback ; SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. Town Tallow -37 s 04 'Yellow Seep . 76 $ h his cart drawn by one horse ; he was ea the woes offered or mobs bets, but they watt let tiames ; could identify -onea.-- Yellow Russia . 364 Od Mottled -71 1 i a is as well as others called aloud to him wad Wage ibegebdernis who ewe an horseback. Whams knows Mr, White, HAMPTON RACES. White ditto I the child was in the road," but he took as WIN of of Ille Aare* Maws as &NM Teem, but he Ea active in -34 s Od Curd - 86 - Soap ditto - 34 s 3d Graves 16. 71 see carelessly along. Witness and her ase6ll "pea the liat.„, 16heenli betas th ere du ri ag pang it. 't know the FRIDAY, JULY 16. meting Stuff . 27s 114 Good Deep - fie d ran oat, in order to save the child if possible tOM Ipe math ad the WWI& ille. White's two suss WINII Witness From the may unfavourble appearance of the morning, and the Ditto Rough -17 s Od Price by Tallow Waisted by the Tallow Shelters), 25 61 door mho saw it struck under the cart ; the wheal libel inalip bed be been the second to the peed* have said the tioht little promise held out yesterday for to-day, the course was scantily s body, and forced its navel out about four Wm. Awn* dewed bodesceived the Mow 664606 sound. 1% it- * attended ; and, indeed, every thing was fiat, although one of the PRICE OF RAW FA Stone of 110 b. one of his limbs broken, but he cannot yet test lie nese anaidered is haber to e e dme paws puma Urban prevent. PRICE OF CANDLES-Tallow Chandlers' ils& ground. Her mother fainted away at the shibt, end ed eillik.llloll Mao&Mei ruknofprlse.fighting, nee ' N ave 'm ues little satisfaction. None of the Royal rand' were omen ; but we observed the Earl and Countess of Errol, Earl of a with the child. The peewns who alliellhaed XXXII an 6e Ilebe .06111 ebs is wiles to give in. Uxbridge, Hon. O. Berkeley, Hon. Captain and Mrs. Seymour, ndignant at the carter's conduct, but be Peelle' the Fall. IN of dm selaiiis, ip • bed gtua. The stet besot, and was es. the Misses Fitsdaretee, Captain Fitzclarence, Captain and Miss Price of Candles, pa dozen, 8. 6d I Moulds, IM 14 rest levity, used most seurtilime lansr u , d and whip. demised had die .Bent of Ills figin Locke, Mrs. General Ramsay, Captain Ramsay, Mr. H. Seymour, Sixpence per down allowed for ready n, e away, told them to stop him if dared. The candid better the. Me adrineary. When as erred received the Hon. Hr. Pales, doe. aLe. N.B. The pram in the general retail shops e r e' igs Id who the beede.holdlas were. Wascorknue MeV= MA upwards of three yards from the Awn she foul , ble enumpahrt was almost ismatillar. _irlosss don't The rain in some measure retarded the races, it haying desde: h Per K...rzen " tx und . i PR 6 l tul f.E l6.o2 o tot F o tua ßo o.Bs PS, }K per :,...ma :wt..Jo . s e mm w eirt t i ' *. I. sienna to stop, and it is impossibk bid be beard the blown I. front two o'clock till past three, the match being put of till then. Other persons who witnessed the "edam pee 4119100the_ Porter. he en allot three quailmstif be Iwo ape nobody interfere to pat an en 4 se tbe fight. Did Mem the The following is a correct account of the races. ony, and were of opinion that if the miasmic slopped POCKETS. I it would not have occurred. 'e 6tber lbws !pigs hat 6 ebelaway los. Match fee 50 som. fist. 81b. each; half • mile. ir denied having heard any alone, oe due be mw the It el td Beni 115508 geolneirl a. the led Mr. James Fatima . - . -1 - sussex . rd OS to 77 los sum: - fir Illi Was run OWN. 6wie, whom Fad sksasisrai to . kat*. deent e r il :Ps Mr. Berbele7 . * Evergreen - -.- 1, abetted T. W. Barnet, 71, Fore-attest, Llarehaere, •. • • ~ i ~„,r. A neck and neck race, till within a few yards of borne, Fatima Farnham. fi ne, 101 Os to 13/ os -- S econ d s, ' I , stating the child to be out of danger : under these M t .. John White , .llM woo caned WPM baton Minim by • length. T he owner rode her, and Wetherell, Ever. N OO , the primed was discharged, on hie gi by the Comer that he eakel , sakes nip gem. Fatima th e favorite. RAW H IDES. • the surgeons bill. He was told ob vi arrait Plefer• he 16thlied saying Ile Ilse tam. A Handicap of 6 sovs. each, with 20 added, for horses of the first ' . B 2loim: est H amse eefers . an a d . Surtme ie to le bi t6 55 5111F against blot for riding on his met, and that ' Mit and seamd dalfmas• . Heat% two miles. Ibe inflicted. Mena Ilimbh, amber at the Blue Posts - '- • . Han. IL sied, 88. Ilb. - - 1 1 laidaesp -2. 10d to le ed a intends preesseling sepia, his ia the Coat of Wag • *** .. .., . * • 010.:11014 1 11:04 1111111 =104iitnaletsh . - -2 3 6, where in bete lit win gat the reward he sejnetkesideee. • ' ' by • Mr. Callase's eh. f. Fortuneteller - . .. 3 2 a ed SH RIP SKIM. '•• '' Stuith, the who meld be week be dr.A if hs weld net Mr..laiWol, g. Mortimer Mortime- - - -4 6 De c all‘ to et d 1 dam, Os 5i le Os Od 186.110160,11 a light any of Mr. William's's adisek a imemelon OA of his Mr. WiiiiiVilo. e. Fvergreen - - - -13 1 FAN Is Id to Is Id t lambs, Is lid to !ell - and said he weal We Soak; sh• was la the , am. Mr. Cedes" ch. c. Remnant . - - - 5 6 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Mr. William. DM* • sumadoked en Meat Heat, Philip took and kept the lead, winning easy by a ?ICE OF LEATHER, per . ..-......-_ dema the severep la WRlSTlNgat ese allgebo airania * *4l to 4 and 2tol on him. Batts, 80 to 6111 be lb Ditto, 68 to flints . - - SW at la FROM LLOYD'S LIST. him. Witness afterwards the some beer, and ' Heat-Evergreen got the lead, and kept it half round, - - 231 to in - dallied sa d Books we*. dß*, 6dm fight. Os .60. I. wmummed by Philip and Sir W. Raleigh to the distance D Fi rea ne fl e , owe ll Irdee Hid - - - -17 d is lti Light Prop Hides " , f Cutting , - 3i to IRb e . . 1:14 4" to rai l CET 13.-The American brig Eliza, from New York stess's return they lei beterleams did NNW" Pat, wise. 711RXINOcIler came up, and between t h ese three it was i s ready far too , mos com pl ete i n ma , rigging into whose pomade. se The cause of *5 an adadvalie saes; Philip won by a bare neck, and Fortunete ll er n . is waiting a wised. quarrel between the Memel orate front the am rain was not nape than that berme the third. Wetherell rode Philip ; Calf ~ 4. to a.° l he or - - - - la d ts fill a. Jeer 14..-Arvived the Marchioness of Queens. a meuger from the 4111101. a ('ad in the emplegmeat Harms, SlrWalter ; Hall, blortimer i Macfarlane, Fortuneteller ; _.Skins, Sri to 40Ibs - ' to 214 from New York-sailed 12th June, and from Halifax ofMr. Ol'illiams. Never hsamliska Smith, bit Sookh and boys the two others. Ditto, 60 to Vibe - - - - 241 to Tit Sailed the Duke of Kent packet, for Lisbon ; and bad frequently gm/welled with itltagea Bostic, who was as -....-- Ditto, 70 to 80/be - . - - 224 to SI for the blettiterranean. quiet a man as soy In 4 eel be was sure his mistress NEWCASTLE - 13d to lid RACES. Small Seals (Greenland) - - - Ind to 1M 11, JULY 14-011' the port, the Favourite, Billing, ntesid say so. Wkrieles is notleent. Witness don't - Large Ditto . -- . - lild te Di - on In 28 days 1 Prince Coburg, Frith, from Tobago t kiwi to whom appliadied wad made for she money after the fight. 'meow]) DAY. JULY 13. Termed Horse Hides - Spanish Hone Hides 134 to ISt . - tgcr, from Trinidad ; and the Ciushalton Park, Park, Remembers Francis Dods toiling at the basso with triumphant The X.Y.Z. Stakes of 26gs. each for 3-yr.old colts and fi llies, I. Sailed the Minerva, Dale, for Quebec ; and thlours after the iigist. •Ille is in the asploy tif Mr. W' s. two miles, was won by Mr. Gasceigne's bl. c. Jeny beating Ma. COAL MARKET, JULY 16. I, for St. Übe's. &wic k . . ill" i IZ 111 . all Poe 2.1189 Ike gem Debbi , wee quill of Loodonderry's b. c. by Ebor. Four drawn. 3 to lon tier IL-Arrived the Russian brig Eurydice, Too- tb• den PIM lirrelbreree air Beak had sow the Jerry, Won easy. IMPS AT X • SNIPS SOLD. Pates. • 81It Newcastle - 47 - 26 Od to 370 5 melon fur St. Übe's, with lose of mile. and cAa tune in the nihnimeni n e: Imeldell of the death ef nlly Stakes eilbes. each, lOgs. forfeit, was walked over for by 14 Sunderland 14 - Ws Od to his II - rig been struck by lightning y if . Podeads .11 4 he 6. ribbons salt OMB c l Marquis of Londonderry's ch. by Iligotini. 2 Scotch Coal . 0 - -• Od to --s N a Barbour the tide-surveyor seized boa, is emaseisassee t„„, •8 Odle eleeireloreek__ 4 •Pinli_ thee bet bi emnlthr7 with His Mtity's Plate for 100 gs. for all ages, four miles, was won traband goods on board. Mr. • telbsfir'4 o = alv,__Saaable.._„ ... .„_„__„,oareemor and had oiressin err 41 Y- by Mr. 'ittaker''s br. c. Lottery elate Tinker) beating Lord Lel- I Stone Coal 1 - 511 (id NI -0 6 I .. Calm - - - I - 3 11 0d OS -4 0 7TH, Jute. 14 -An Indiaman is reported to be on for from the ne men wrlPmen7 *est that the Meal bad heroes b. c. Caledonian and another. Even betting on Lottery. 'eller Bank, supposed to be the Elie, from Bengal. caused death. Four drawn. FISH MARKET, Feiner, Jour 16. enchant transport carried away her main-topgallant Jahn Smith, the father of 6e tlessased. was called le, and prior -omeam-- Billingsgate Market was well supplied with Salmon, Trait to being we., be pm eandesed by the Coroner not to say any. LUDLOW RACES. Soles, and Whitings, but other kind of fish were somewhat mu -Sailed the Perihelia, Embleton ; and Baltic Idea- thing indesa batflpabt proper. m ultimately he might be placed he said might a whe the Quebec in • s - alons taM end never affect him In - WEDNESDAY. JOLT 14. There were but few good Soles in the market, and the varand ian, commodity was very limited. Lobsters were scarce in conseques a r 15.-Tame down from the River and remain the such sitosalso. A ,few questions were put to him, from which it Th e Ledford Stakes of legs, each, far all mai, was won by Mr. of the late weather, and the few in the market were indigenous& f It, for the Satoh Sees ; Cyrene, Barrett, for Sierra appalled that be heard she decreed was to fight, :tad on going to Mytton•• be c. Burghill, beating 4 others-2 pd. f . at high prices. Land-carriage fish was, as anticipated, also off em, o me ga, for Malta; p r ince leopobl, -for the ground be fused bie 11011 than.. ll* tried to persuade him not of A stake 1011 e. each for 3-yrs-old edis, was wan by Mr. POI- indifiereat. The prices were as follow :- Unwed the Kingston, Leckie, from Demerara ; Bar. to tight, as hie eittesemy bad not arrived et the time flied for the too's Bur ill, beating 4 others-3 pd. ft. s. d. ad. s. d. a i or, -, fonts ditto 6 Ebro, Johnson ; and Asia, tight to take plow. Thuile however did light, and witness aides- A Maiden Plate of 601. given by the 31embere for the Borough Turbots, earls 3 otol2 0 Soles, per pair I oto 3 0 Bengal • suit Cyrus, Roberts, from Bahia. The vowed to keep ih• Id% end _the Min righted. stow, fr o m Hayseed% sailed this morning for Stan. William Herby depose doe .111 was acquainted with Smith, for all ages, was won by Sir W. W. Wynn's b. aby Sr Sir Oliver, Dorets(largetdo.lo oto 12 0 Flounder*, the 26 2 6to 4 I the deceased, but new saw Bostic before in Ms life. Wieser wet (after 4 beam, one of whith was a dead one,) beating 2 others.- Ditto (small), do. 1 oto 4 0 Plaice, the basket U 0 w ; 0 Mr. E, L. ( ledtoe's Neuter, woo the Ist. hest. Salmon i best), per Dabs ditto - 0 oto 1 0 in, Jueels.-Arrivetal Johanna Kerlin', Hollavdne present during 18 remade of the fi ght. Knew Ford , one of the ea- pound - ollto 0 0 Skate(crimpt)per t . King of the Netherlands, Slater, from Rotterdam. minds. Saw a man kee ping . time, who was stressed like a gardener. ana, Stevens; Rewnril, 'ferry, for Quebec ; Catherine, Near saw him before in his life. Wiumas left the field at twenty PRESTON RACES. Do. (inferior) dm Ioto 0 II pound . 06to I $ kettin ; iteltave, Nicholson, for Newburgh ; Union, minutes before ten, sod did not setae to th e fight. Conceived it - . Salmon Orills,do. •Btolb 0 le hite Bait, per tersburgh 4 filecetity, Smith, for Jersey ; Traveller, to be s fair fight while he was them. Witness is a coach-master, TUESDAY, JULY 13. DoAinferiort, do. 06to 0 7 pint -010 to I 1 ones ; (nate, Cobblediele for Pernamhuco ; Charles, and drives hie own mock from Holloway to the Strand. Severn Salmon Pendant &ekes of 110 gs. each, two miles heat, was won by Lord . ditto Perch, per pound 2lis 3 i 6 Eels, ditto - ollto I I (comp, 3 6 to 4 Naples; George and Ann, Came, for Ortega. Jurymo..-Yea need net answer this question unless you choose. Derby's gr• g. beating Lord Stamford's Patriot, and Sly. Clifton's Trouts, ditto - U 7to 0 8 Lobsters, each I oto I L. JOLT 14.-The following vessels arrived here Were yea appelpesd es beep time ? Chapeau de Paine. Crash', ditto - 1 Iteh, o I. rho) Richard, Walker. from Jamaica; Indian Chief, Mr. Honenante, theukcitor, suggested to the witness not to Same day, NIL for horses that never won plate, match, or sweep- the IS -20 to 7 0 Prawns, per lb. 30to 3 „t Potts. Philadelphia. turpeetine, Ac. i answer the Which dewnejejoul byougal of the stakes of the value of eel. ; b ests two miles and *distances Live Whitings, et i grit Welling em, Owes ; Mountaineer t and /my. ... . La Ovesanee's e. .r. 3.yrs.old . . - - i 2 1 Haddocks.perdoz.B otolo 0 Shrimps, per galL olre i • slin. This being the wltelisfelu evidpsee. the Coroner addressed the Mr. Lonadale's c._f. ditto - - - -0 I 0 Do. Huge) each 10to 1 4 mum, JULY 12. TM Cremant, of Glasgow, Re. Jury at sortie length, ayisfildng these pans of the law appermioing Mr. Jackson's'. E ditto - . - - 03 3 -a r t. theitss l oo is Long Strand, last so murder and ?bp whole of the parties sidle( far T. Stanley's b. f. ditto . . . -3 4 5 BIRTII. 4' ~. . _ ... ty anietenee beats, was get off, eina sod abetting in 1 2:=11 r 1; elpololy liable to be included to the Mr. Cliftou'a 1). C. ditto - - • - 2 LIT On Thursday, in Tavistock-square, Mrs. Cowbum, of eat sit bans* *I . verdict. • 'trey 3.-Tbe Janet, of Killable, Oliphant, from St. The Jury retired at about ten o'clock to consult as to their Ter, - - MARRIED. o Madeira, struck on the south end of Gothland. 30th diet, and at near one o'clock yesterday morning, they, after a tray [Fran the Lanka Nor Price Carreafl On the 14th inst. at Kneewoith House, Royston, Henry Sais , leaky. was brought in here yesterday by sonic fisher. minute deliberation (during which period they had the Coroner to discharging. COTTON The Cotton market has been without brisk tif & l ad II Inn of Samuel Smith, Esq. M.P. of Woodliall Park, gel) consult !pen legal points), returned • verdict of " Mansleughter wait ;be oaks are incop sidorable , oidoroble and some parcels of East I n to y Lucie Leslie Melville, sister of the Earl of Levet es Julia 11.-The Duni:Nubs, H•ITIS011. from Bristol net Henry b e, Thomas James, - Donovan, Ridaard dies Coun t es lave been sold at a s m a ll re d uct i on. The Bourbons. Melville. , was loot on Seatterie Island previous to the ild fart. lord, and another person uoknown.'On the 10th inst. at Gorlestan, T. T. Steward. EoF et G I le. 160 Wm. fair sold Bd. The Coroner issued his warrants for the apprehension of the in yesterday's public se • - • eethth°6 te ' Yarmouth, to Isabe ll a, eldest daughter of Robert Truce Fe* s, N. B. Juxa 10.-Tbe Jean of Irvine is reported parties. a lOid. Cork. thandosed at sea. We are informed that Bostic is at present in the hospital ins eery SUGAR.--There has been a very plentiful supply of ne_w_ls On Thursday, at St. Mary Aldemiary church, Andrew B this week • and to the emend ex fin dreadful co,dition, in consequence of the severe beating he received in the mar ke t " contrary - ..P' Milro, Esq. of hfuswell-hill, to Ann, eldest daughter of Mr. I' Baltimore Orelaudo the Crescent, Rogers, from from the deceased. very few toles have been effected; the holders,however, quer Row , J un j. or being on shore. - the On the 14th inst. at St. Pancras New Church, W. H. Sae van Oh% Mennen, from Malaga to Dantzic, has put Disco are without the slightest variation. The Refined has 2 1 e , with loss of bowsprit sad other damage. dlf 1 t Quarter benentirely cleared of low lumps , there The Stamfir , ercery announces, lat a the ...____ nes Esq. of Bush-hill, Enfield. Read, from London, which was on shore ere sr Hip, Sessions for the borough asin c %settee is move reauest • fine assume • of Boston, on Monday, there was na• a 7--• are thee d q A. • gods On the 13th inst. Mr. N . S .Marling, of Woodcherter, to Leto.: Off. not a single.prisoner for trial . in great supply, an difficult to be uposed of at low YOWL treble daughter of Mr. Summers, of West-end, Wickes% Cl o uCm tm Johnston, arrived in the Downs from Bengal, took i At the Bristol Sessione, on Monday last, the Grand - • Slobusses to- dos y, 25e. a 26a. fid. There have been weld in. s St'vdreselay morning, we e k f foreign 800 h li ah d quince this or Sagan ; c este mann amp. near the (doers light vessel, ' J ury re turne d a true bill of indictment against W. Ferris MODS went offal full prices at the public sales. of .1* ,thourdatnage hy the assistance of their own boats. • On Wednesday last, July 14, Elizabeth Martha, wife - ... icy, of the Jane, arrived in the Dowses from Jamaica, and J. Bayley, Tor conspiring to defraud his Majesty's COFFEE.-Tbe public sales this week have been very extols. - the ie- e Fleetwood, Herring, was lost in Cape Corventes, ed subjects by getting up a prise fight between Bayles , and sive ; the ordinary description* of British Plantation and Foreign _ , nooper, Egg. r ef Abbots Ripton, Huntingdorshire, ia Coffee rather gave way early i n the week ; since then the request y ea r " 1 " e t' ag* If Stephen Strong , alias Cabbage, and then paying the latter On the 9th instant , at Lyntington Hants, in his 27th year. has become and extensive, and, notwithstanding the ROAD. SPOKEN WITX I-Clansman. --, from Osissmk a sum of money to induce him voluntarily to be beaten in -• pme d O. Archer, only son of W. Archto,'Esq. of that place. 6 mick ; Minerva, of liamburgh, bound to New York ; , tity thrown upon the market, nearly the whole has been dis posed ', of Whitby; Ist inst. ; Almonds, Boyde, 13th May • n , he fieht for the purpose or enabling them to make sure of, and prices shade Wel•• T hwe were three public sales this at a i . • r.On the 40th inst. at Glanrbeillol, in the county el Cardti th o Scarborough. Zitb_elay. froneGibraltar. bound to but fraudulent beta with the supporters of Strong. farenoon, and though the bidding, were continued up till a late Don't'', Esq . F•SA• F . R.S. Chairman of the (limner . Sana a ell ; 10th July, the Lindsay, of London, from Laver - Eerterm or Pnitsion.-On Thursday the wife of Mr. hour, yet they were animated, and the prices fully maintained ; the said county. Onthe 14th • t. at Cheltenham,Oda ' the wife of IRO bat. Woodrow, shoemaker, of Skrine's-place, Walcot, having colour to fine . • the market looks uncommonly fi rm ; St. Domingo, good ordinary los vas duke Constable, Esq. ordinary, 00s. a 6le Edmund Ildle t -•-- -- -.„-- - her her neighbours about her children, allowed TALLOW.-There is not the slightest variation In the prices On Sunday, in the workhouse, at Patringtoo, . ..,..„4,0 STEN, JULY 13.-The weather on Sunday her passion to become so exchted, that she died from the this week ; sthow candle Tallow, parcels here, Sta. &I. ethoolauseter; the man who at the last York Assurs wee ..-.... tanely beautiful, and the novelty of a steam effect of rage in a short time.-Both Chronicle. PIMENTO.--In this day's public sales, good quality sold cver suet roe a charge of the wilful murder of his w i fe . Nearly rn _ turn from gad he has heat in a state of mental derange mt.. ,_.. ring at Bridgwater attracted the attention of AN ANtatc•N JuaT.-Mr. Stone repeats a story, which 4 1 e li d ' 7i iit , lii• BRANDY d HOU ANDS The quan t ity of R u m On Sunday last, suddenly, at the house of his brotheraa47 isand people. Some had the curiosity to come for the honour of our moralit y . we trust is not true, thaton shiap ' ad l ama week ' an ate:tales t the .- request forshin in „ „ Henry Sellwood, Esq. of Horocastle, Thomas Cracroft, , Ett, on, evd await the approach of the packet as the late trial of Jacob Hook, in Pennsylvania, on an aster - p ug co mm on , an d wea l kof eewar d, ore purcha s ed at Ha r rington Hall, leaving a disconsolate widow and fir , o'clock in the morning-all seemed highly de- Nation of murder, lie was acrpitted by the corruption of is. ad. free as based; a nd we b e li eve one amino so low as children. airrE? he sight ; and her return from Weston Super- the Judge and Jury. It is added that Ira Dunn, one of Is. 34d.; the export consims entirely of old Rum ;no alteration el3e=lll 13 4 ; e evening, with a baud of music on board, the Jurymen, was rorcel by.the stings of conscience to the , is th e marketHlGH WATER THIS PAY AT LONDON 1111 l pries ma be stated this week. The amounts . ~ „,_ 46 ot t o ,ofter, th the crowds of fashion and beauty which commission of suicide, having previouely declared that he from France , as toshe appearance of the vise% are still very un- Morning 118 nun. after tu I iv"v`"w" ----? favourable, but little ;Alteration can be stated in the no -- - - --- - ----- Te , r - prices of . atensimiimmemmisos, 0, t banks of the river, had a meat imposing and the rest of the Jury had received a certain sum of ;d y h ere ; free on word to arrive, 2a. 71-In Geneva then is no al; Printed at THE BRITISH Pilhliti Office, by J.W. CARO money to acquit the prisoner:sr-American Paper. ' teration. 181, Strand, pod Published by R. Catittos,nene Pete' ,• The worthy statement, which readily caiehed 4hlrin c ho or artful Hairy. Mr. WLIh. manly and honourable would tee whether ro• grasp of the law ; tith a summons The applicant Mr. Rswut___ summons be marl , MENDICITY Irishman was the Alendicity his countrymen, miens held out bi seh from the l• vanished, and known; and in Wright, who re pout brought a friend to whom Mr. RAWL!). would said him clothcd,stid his The Irishman Christ's sake, r Inratir not be punished nehuned yall wi than you are not The pampren the recommended . the discipline neresvary Immense and heavy charges and is so rigorously a.“' poor Irisb peasant eonfateTset. Mr. RAWIII man rail,' an ales P Wright said and always without eiety would be Mr. RAIII.II. COOdUCt to pursue, pets ion of tnendicity. Innate persona, and tt their distresses and send complaints to encourtge Tl:e poor fellow being be better off, seemed o" for a month. DRIADFCL mo:tster, who himself to be a , a warrant by L cart over Thomas respectable grocer causing him such Jane Davis evening about head out of the something off the coming on with' shafts, and she to " pull up as ti them, but drove this instantly ran getting to the door right upon its ho These were none toot upon the guru, wan carried off ci seemed very indignant matter with great levity, plug . his horse - Mom head was s. ailed to the prisoner alarm given. t similar testimony, when called to it The prisoner child Wore it . A cermieste, was produced, circumstances he would pas would be 14.11 penalty would Mr. Daniels 'Oboe* Awls, ohms Melts. JrT. fa Antwerp, ir sails. ice. and r Al.yrouril. berry packet, fr the nth ditto. Norton 'lino, Par rant Tn. flans Charleston Sand., Coppingee from Janislea. Victoria. 14112 d. f Cowits, Jut. berg; 6111111 Dodos rigging. having be( on coming into harboui of having contraband POUTIRMOUI.. whore on the Puller . The limbic Illerehani num. JULY ISo.-L chant. tialliman. JIZAL, JULY (lacy, Shyers, i Leone ; Diadem, I)emerara. Am famines Planter. Steed. from Berge! Promise, Glasgow . gate CrCYL from limbden t King Sailed Britannia, Std 1,1 Wessels, for Steitio ; s v , Horn, for Petersburg:4 Oakley, for Hanoi ; Oreybum, for ''."--•-- LIVERPOO.., esterday t—The rattnab Moot 'Waterloo, ; Heald trkt I Annerly, Dublin. Ross CAIRETIII yen, liven Triniqsai -to 1 night, but, by the assists beating for about six hours MEMEL, .1, -- Petersburgh to ult. sad being lean.. -Sm. Cargo discharging. 11111.1rAX," to 11 inmichi, Crew saved. ST. Joules, to have been abaodoned Arrived aft . Trinidad. after The Mr.ria into Erninien, ne Briton, . has been got off The Eliza, the ground on but got off withoutdainage Captain lacy, of the Jr mites that the Fleet— June. %TINSEL/I Itru to New lirtutswick Equity, Store, e' - Su:burin, of I+ all well , pool to Oil=lntr. Bsincws__ proved extreriel3 packet arriving several thousand from Taunton, early as five lighted at the mare in the I together with paraded the effect,