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flag down Fleet-street, be fell something poll at his pocket , SU:CIDE. of tortied rimuid, and Use Personas ran away ; he followed . ....www....- *Am, raffia% oft " Stop thiet!" Astir was running he threw morn his (the Prosecutor`a) handkerchief. Th e Primmer was ir -"ter do lt , shoot half-peat "' veil ee 6et s NI .teuf " " a . .aken into custody in Fetter-lase. a moat distressing nature took plate in the Borwagli, tof Thomas Hewett stated be was coaiiigibrin Tetter•lene, which wet understand the rallawitli. are 64 ' 4 the I I" ' ' sud heard the cry of " Slop thief !" The re Werra great ratan: --1 Mr. 40--, as; extensive Sop merthkit, reviiing in Red aumbiT of persona rosining, hut the Primmer was "Oersted fur stitch miaow he seized hold of him ' LibiStArett, ;trilbies I short dielatrie . 14 the Tors Hall, bad The Primmer e ta .s di fence said, nut tapering the try a ..i , :ty:,• 4 c...kit. 4 .C. --- .. tui.? 4 I ke 11 4 111 " . " 111 ' ; '. fur .. .. fi ' s c0 it ....1 . 1 Stun thief!" h with the rem of the people to see what •a . • tl i 'et . .. stet Irlintaellit% the lattliewrY Intilatral '''` ' ' *54 the matter ;he knew nothing of the Prosecutor * or hie wa'f ai * , 'l a inla h a ' ia . . l al a t and • ir.d . .. a fen iala utei a tic. . 1 - ,••ootti ,chief, slid assured his Lordship lie was perfectly is- ;• h ," fa mil f "cd, th e t r i aart o t .syna '•• The deer eta I levtaelfyfikoke• epee, whets Ere hr • object *ltich pe‘ , .... of of the crime impuod to him. 1 seeded itielf was yhe . :ltotly of Gi-...... rigi d i roe host Mayor Gill, committed him for trial. ri te .. itat fluor - idiotic* and bleeding, but appateiieSe notNolfs lAA Gurrfarr sod June* Skinner were there'd with peeks deed. The dishy , s ou the- family , is ikleAeri g e bi e. • Me. ....:.: the pi.eket of Mr. Sevres, pawnbroker, Simmer street, l di cal assistance nf Aire. Fiat reptile - sots Procured, an d d 1 1 4 4 4 ' 4 . '''_ ...... " en i ;: t g es. a watchmen hetmling to the timid , ur st. 1 evaiirfoortweiirtrV,liitSliwrlaffinea.lll owasf his i : 40 0 Aried:yl7tl;oltOw p be hi gn : ; ,- 1 .14. P" Ich ". ""led. th at Mr•l iftl " h ad EllaT__,the,,,..l'raw'r,cc.... I alive •at Isr47 ielt .in the a s y. It it intimated from Ai 4 •:1,) his en.tialy last evening foe having "arse. '''' l' ur '' • nature a 14, nil that tre mil the podul •e his oisitSb. ..i a tatolkerehief, and that Mr. Reeves hail been in *mead. . Mr: G. hasifigle ; stir* with great !twice in she isle Of 11. s-ss at the (Mee all the morning , b ut was obliged lie leave . mid sager ettlfatigfkoperulaiiiiits, awl was mitchafraitt P ~ si• on particular Moines' hefure his lordship came, *ad if .ratmourcill, of helagramile. a Intolirunt, and those misfurts4 All PIO, hill world remand the Prisoners anti! immervow a .. he ,..„ 1 ., „. be ,. „... the rimer ,/ snass.of this rash . • Ale uoubt attend.—They wire arturdiagly remanded. . ;.'ele:_t__,_ 77 -- SELLING 112DIT ON THE SABBATH DAY., .. ---'. - .14.1"7 arA. • ')-- Abrahams A kronster, s Jew buy, was charged with ex . . 1, % eke* of fruit fur sale or Sttuday doting dittioe pcsoot, a . • -sereter, in St. l'anrs Church yard. ;oho Cautriog, a street.keeper, s uited, that be had often ~ mos , the Pi iomer, and had driven him out of Si. Pool's `.4.3toecti-eard (Mining ckarch time, and maws lir spoke to him on Sooth, he was nook°, in the extreme, *lnch cont. pilled him to take him ium toque'', after which he was ma unruly that hue ;the witness) lied to hire a coach to take him is the compter. The Pi ironer in his defence said, that he hail a suk 'fisher and mother, and if be did out carry his basket no is Snails., tlwy tonal Matta.. in Romer to a question from the Lord Mayor, be said be slid nut work sits Siam day, the Jews' Sabbath. , The I.OM Mayor said he would learn him to keep the Clui.tian Sabbath, as well as that of his p; emission, sod . wilco-II him to pay $ line of Ss. which unit brine able to co, he war committed. Francis 31 - iter, a boy Shoat 14 years of age, wee charged with not deli Sering a trunk, which had been intrusted to his • care for that purpose. Me. John Guninear, of Arundel-drool, Panton.reptsre, A tolc.l that he employed the Prisoner on Saturday evening to carry a trunk for kit from the King's Head Inn, Holborn, is has h..t.se in Arundel-street, which had never come to taunt It was his intention to hate accompanied him with the triesk, but it being daylight, and lois having other huainees to haufact, be did out, sod be bad nut seen ns the trunk since. The account the Primmer gave of the traaction was. that he took the trunk to his (Mr. Gonmeer's) resi dence, sod found a man standing at 'bedlam, who sated h an im if that was - Mr. tjuniuesea trunk, sod on being swered in the 'Simulative, the man said he expert. fa him home every mosseut, and that he would take • ire of it for him, on which the Poisoner delivered the trunk. Ile had reason to believe the statement of the Attmiwr was correct; he had inquired into his character sad that of ilia mother's, who was a pour washing-woman, lodic mg to Feljrrlatiet he lusted that the boy's charader ( or hum sty, was r etramety good, but that his intellects were weak. As tn. the soother, he sever heard oratsy person who hum a more exemplary character. It was usneeetwary fur tom Men to state, that lie did sot wish to proceed further tigamst the Prisoner; but as the break was of great value to tons, a. it contained papers of the snort vital importessee as rte y et listed to himself, but could not be of the least value tu , :my other person, he wished to recover it. *the Lord' Mayor advised bins to take the boy to s o me o f the Rovr•rit4et officers, and from big description. archers ~.. they sic be able to Bed the Kraus be bad delivered it to. -The Prisimoi• was sheelisrgoi. wow.rtgocr. • t ireaterrialms..arle.Waliewe Fox was b r ought to this oilier, on • -otibOsar-of kiwi. ' Jolla Swaissma, a porter, is the employ of Mr. Thomas • •'-tier,llk- 0111111illeUt Wet, a rim. 14, Bedford-street, Coe.ol-relimsr, gave a MOH eutsnordinarp seeming al . his bist•ll , sootto *bunt baltpest tem o'clock yester • day moraine, by live mew, who positional hive to his bed; hot Omagh a weak maw, he made meth gnat exertions, th.it he extricated himself from their grasp, and we t ...dr din driving them from the premises, lifter they bad (molted him down, fired at him with a pistol which slightly ..,,ioodtil lom, and set fire to his shirt ; be afterwards o.s..tieil slit nn into the street, but oasessoble to prevent their cure yin: off ins usaster'i cash-box. Swaimma thought the Prisoner resembled eme of the rob -1., 1 , ,, but Ow evidesce was too slight to warrant his cow 140.1111 j he ma. therefore diacharged. ...: ~ au,Clos,~4t.n .4TTL rP? ro.iwSDl • . , ^ Yesterday an Inqalailisto was takes beforelltoniastkerlctig , Req. Coroner, at the Carpet - her% Arms, Bury-street, St: Clerkeuweil, I n. the lode of Mrs. Jane Thwsitea, sear Any yeitrihr 'age,•eitii; after coning the-throat of bee row, a ehed hetweeniiiilitY*ild nine yeas' old, with intent to kill him, est hey ow si Flitaitit; of which ennui(' she died. The dee/need was theeridaw or• Mr. Healy Thwaites, a respect. able opholsteree and .Itokiwiteeper, who resided at No. I, in Hoop estreet. • J • Thiesitee, eworei.-11te /Iterated was my saa thee ha. law; ,he was the widow'of my father, who' has ham deed shoot two yore"; she itack;py the house; she was partly sapriried by my broiler, and 'One until within these three .weeks, whew my brother married and oradived away (runt her, sad since that she establisheds shop to help tu herself and , her two children. The deceased was a y ver sober woman; I ksew of nu kind 'of derange in her ; she was low-spirited iflater fearful she tumid not atitialaiii herself by her shop: :Alibi time I saw the de: creel(' was about series on Friday evening; she was then in gold health and spirits; iht bas • very eine kind of woman ; I knew very little of- her mind, being ',Mont in her company; I alwayrwesork oat, and hair wiy meals out, but lodge at 110 0 be in her horse; I didtrut come home that night until about eleven o'clock, sail went toff d, and at three o'clock in the moraine was called *p Mr Bar: gime, a gentleman who lodges in the laser, who informed nse my mother was very ill ; I got up end west up stairs to her room, and found her laying in bee bed half out, with her fare un the fluor, erhicliwas covered with blood; the blood was not clotted; it was warm, and 'Wining down the stairs; I took her cap and laid her on 'he bed.—she was then alive; her thrust was cut, soil the blood flowing from the wound; she was andreesed, in the wood manner she used to be when in bed; she war not able to speak; I have no knowledge of how her throat came to be tn., whether it was her owl' act or that of another perm.; when I came borne I let myself in, having the key of the street dew; her room dour was not lucked, it was wily on the latch ; there was no kiwi of alarm when I came horse; she bail only two chit. dren, the eldest is fourteen, and was out from her; the youngest is between eight and nine years, and slept with her ; it was hr that gave the alarm. William Burgles sworn.--I am a carpenter, and lodged in the bowie of the deceased, at No. 2, Hooper-street; 1 have heen there about two years; she has been in a low state of spirits these last three weeks, since her two sons with drew their support from her; she frequently talked of coo twitting suicide, un which subject we frequently disagreed, but I had no idea she ever meditated to commit that she always said, on such occasions, she would like to take her child with her, and not leave him behind, as be was too delicate to earn his bread. On Thursday night the deceased came into witaess's room when he was at sapper; she sp• . peered iii good health and spirits, bring always sociable and ou good terms terms together. Ow Friday night, previous to her death, she passed by our roors-ehtur, when going to bed, anti she did ant wish as • good night, a thing very no meal with her. A few days before hee death, she said to my wife, that it was so hard for persons to make oat a liv ing, that the best thing they cwild do *we to make away with Aimee Ives. Mary, wife of William Taylor , a carpenter, residing next door to the deceased, stated, !bat about three o'clock ois Saturday morning, ow hearing the alarm of the deceased having cat her threat, else. gut up and west to her room, where she found her as already described. Siergton Field, of Wilderuess.row, was repeatedly seat for to come to her assistance, but he refused to at Surgeon Reseal,. of Nurthamplou-street, was then meat for; he came imme diately, but she Ism then deed. The deceased's son, nine . year. of age, who slept with her. and who gave the first alarm, was then discovered with his throat cut and baying bled beady to death. helo hold him while Surgeon Seawall sewed tip the wound be is now worse than he W 31 1; it i. doubtful whether he will recover. The deceased lies fur some time past exhibited marks of a disturbed mind, actually crying and law spirited; she bad a wildness of tate •is her looks, and gave very incobereut lassoes to any quer 'Was asked of her. The Corwin here rimmed up the evidence, and stated to the Jury that the regret was a must aggravated case, that of attemptiag to kill an numeral child sod the* commit suicide, from the dried of nut living as comfortable as she wee wend to do From the eviderice he saw no particular prouf of insanity, but it rested with the Jury le soy "better she was sane or no. The Jury emoswited, - and, being of a unwary opinion to the Coroner. returned a vevdict—" The dawned died from tutting her threat, befog at Melbas in s elate of mental derangement." OXFORD, Aucwirr U. .lispeirsation bas passed the Great Seal C to * ble tbt no An It Gatehouse, B.D. Fellow of Corp hristi College, io Ito* University, to hold the Rectory of Stoke Charity, ruts. tervicher with the ReelOry of North Menton, Somer. wt, to the forgoer of which, void by the destli s of the Bev. C. folioriclio. Ike sras on Thursday sennialit imailoted by the Ars. the President of Corpus Christi Conc . & (Commissary toe % the Boshop of Wiacher.ter), ea the presentation of the Yrtsideut awl fellows of fist Society. PROMOTIOIIII. it••lmblart„ Id A. fellow of Clare Hall, Cambridge; the tomdiety Ow Ilviwg of Patiiaball, NortbamMoashire, ae Lord Mamellor . It. T rector of Crawley, Hoots, to be do coe•spe chaplets to Earl Guilford. Rev. IA MaeAiwa, render of il. Jaioria. Norwich. to the 4.,,,R of Wrestliagworth, Bedford.bire.—Patron, the Lin. .. r ~. TILL TURF. iliTtll4IT Aimun • sir. mums. • - 3 If i 4 11 13 • 14 to 11 oft TM Wog 7 /I/ I :4 4 16 to I opt Itor4isolVM )ll ti 1-opt oci • ill to IP' 0011111 , 11iei . 30 to 1 ogot Too Tit' • 14.1 a 1-MMAttiiolo ICU to 4 opt It So taloa • r > f TVA 31' RAC E£o—(l asw ID). :....—. .1101101.11., AUCIPT 16. ife..kieyraa'a b: g. by Waxy, beat she Marquis of illlittea eoft.hy ratty. each Iwo year. old, (or oae hundred guides, +ode talk heal. Erweepetalles of ieu. 101 added by the Stewarila for Unties that hitie ilat•,wiso 20/.. this geom.°, to plate, en4kels, or aerrypotaket s weight for age ; 1 yr* old, Ott. Ob.; a ins old. Sac /lb.; 4 pa old, tat. 1116, •' b yrs .11.1, 1001. sth . ; 6 sad *grit, 100.-141 b. time mood sad a distance. heats. !Ilk allowed tufts - wars that ttriei started. M r . Ki x .-ap b. h. Dage,log Magee ... .., t .1, .1 -.., . • v vv ii. o Slia:`• Kama.. ....... :i.. ? , , 1 I' • t Mr. is h. f •••••••••••••;.• .31r, 111 'he'd It, ( ••• • g• •:i•p.• •......... . 4 4 4 Mr. M ••• :6 6 4 Mr. Taaffe's b. 1t•... ....... ..• ......... .... . Swet h p.d tw akes of two trinems, 10/. added for all huntere.. 9.1. eac, o mile loroto; 511. •Ilowed so ItalG.lwed howls. Mr. Illemion'e b. h. Cnistaiss M•Calia 3 2 Mr. Kelly'n e m. 2 3 .Ty Marquis of Ste'. b. 0.. - - - _ TIJ rsDAT. Sweepstakes t 4 3gs.-201 added roe ill horses. Weights and digitalis" to he lisad by the Stewart... i.e those whom they any appoint. All horses to stars ruse thus riser before newt o'clock the altruists before, and, the weights to be Need iMmediately after Mats 1111mrptie .4 Slisit's h. m. Kitten. 4 yrs ail, 951....... 1 1 Mr pi b in. 5 ditto, ltiqt. Mr. Taal" b. m 5 ditto. est. 7111 . . 3 3 Mr. 51. K trosu's b. c. 3 ditto. 7st. 311, ............ 2 11. Sir. O'Lusghlits's 4.1. 2 ditto, feather VIUDW TODAY. Sweepatakes of 3p : 10/. is he molded for all heroes, ear. eying 10.4.711). each. Two-toile bests. with /oar fret and a half walls its the raouiag. !Cities Plate articles; 31b. to mares and pldlogs. Mr. Kell'''. e wt. %lira Paltrosass. 3 Capt. e. h. Shairabes. 3 St. Georp's e. h Schemer THURSDAY. Sweepstakes of Sr. to which the Stewart died ni. to two yrar olds. Mr. M. Blake's b. C 7st. 71b.. Lord !Theo 's. b,c. 7.1 31b...„ Mr. Ormsby's c. f. 7 st. 3 lb 3 fell Sweepstakes of 3es. to which the Stewards added MO for all horses; ' , lights placed by the Stewards. Once round and a distance each, Mr. M. li.rwan's b. c. 3 yrs old, 7 st. 7 lh 3 • 1 I Mr J litrwao's h. r. 3 yrs old, ttst. lolb 2 3 2 Mr. M. Mokr's b. l' 3 yrs old. 74 71b... Mr Hresitto's Is. c. 5 yo• old, 8.1 416 4 4 4 Mr. Etwo,,d's h. f. 3 yr. old, 74 . 71 b This was aexcellcut rice, won oaly by the bead. iVECUTION. Last Saturday Jame, Laikeras, aged 39. and Joie Piper, aged et capitally convicted at the late Assisi r fur the commit of Sedum, the former of s heep-riesling, and the latter of burglary, were hanged at Horsham, pursuant to their re spective emirates. At half-past twelve the great gates of the gaul were thrown open, and exhibited to the view of the spectators the cart wherein the two malefactors and their executioner were seated; the earl oticholy procession thou moored slowly on to the gallows, Is the usual way, without may thing particularly noticeable, except the improper sense which Piper entertained of the awful situation to which he appeared. On the arrival of the curt under the fatal tree, the Key. Mr. Nuyee, the clergyman in attendance, ascended It and began to pray by them, I-stream/ the unhappy men to joie luau; bat this Piper refunded to do, suing be was a murdered moo, mood that Pearce (the man who took him, sad to whose justice is much indebted fur his resolute conduct), was perjured, that he never snapped a pistol at him, note would lie ever fon give him —fibre he introduced an °bare ration which strongly 'looked the malignity and rancour of his heart, even m his hot mom-arts).- Ile went ou to ob serve, that there was MI law for a 11091' men, soil referred to a ease at oar last Amuses, wherein one prisoner was con demned to death, and another, charged with a similar crime, was sentenced to two mouths 00000 rut; and culled down heavy Vengeance on the lo.uls of his prosecu tors. The period of adjusting the halter bring now ar rived, he, is the must hardened and daring manner, called the elociitimice • htinglitig fellow, and requested that be would not choke him before the apparatus was ready fur banging him. He was now seam entreated to utter up his prayers In his alluded Gott, but in vain, as he said their entreaties would be of no use; if they cuisti awed them fur an hour, they would he of DO avail. The laws of Old England. he said, were fine 11..14 to haul a man up like • dog. Oa the cap's being orewu over his eyes, the Clergyman, shocked at his depravity, again addressed him eau the horrors of his situation, null strongly urged him to employ the few minutes he had to live in this world, it prayer and reeentasiee, when he called aloud for hired John Marten (who had been active is riling a petition sigma for a commutation of pantihose'.), but as friend Marten did Not answer to this verbal summons, the wretched delin quent said, /1 I suppose he is nut bete;' milieu Mr. Smart exclaimed, " He is here;' whereupon the culprit said, " I hope he will pray for nee."—" No," said the (lemma's, Weolaesday lest an IsqneM was held by Mr. Todd, at ...you moat pray (// Yisrtletf." — " . Thitt is to 10/welt." Mi Os clieldever, on the body of Ass Griffin who hanged her. Piled the offender, uoh the Weevil indi ff erence... , praying dues not tousled in preackiug to a multitude ."— Ur, how. self, whilst her husband was goes to Winchester, and her three ili u m , were from home ale -imairtai,d to fasten a ever, expressed his thanks to Aired Marko for Ilis elutes card roma a gotarta , ihe „ nu, sad then stood as a swat, mars to save his life; and tor Mil. Snort, of the gaol, who which she kicked away when she lied adjusted • she cord. had oecesionally tenderest his guild advice. She had foe some years pail b ees a sh itte d w i th a eaneer In Ileollmat, Who appeased to he sit ignoitint, illiterate man, r eviser, which it unposed affected her brain. The Jury died truly penitent :he fervently j the clergyman iw prayer. He had • book - In kis baud when lie left she g aol, returned a verdict of Lame* and scarcely took his eyes from it during the whole of the Uo Thursday hat W. TAYLOR Montir r melancholy ceremony he had to undergo. He said oiothiug M.P. for Wootton - Bossett, and one of the Ea-t hat his prayers under the gallows. India Directors. attended by Capt. MOSBY, C.B. At tee *shim." Ps" one hick the /*retched sufferers visited the school established in the Ordinary ( cuss- were launched meta eternity, in the presence of at least 2,000 spectators, who expressed bat little pity or consusisiratiou sitting of 150 boys); on board the Priare of at their ig nominious fate. wok,. on the national systim, by the Rev. Titus. After banging the usual time, the'r bodies were est down, M..aiaw, M.A. Clisphitoo of his Majesty's duck- nod put iiito coffisis re l ieved to receive them, to be honied, virn, rod expressed his particuler gratification in sb they bad requested; Lelhanl's at Trim...tab, and sent Piper's beholding so nanny of the offepring of our brave at ei% c o w te " ; hr . ;h . i s t e arr or . se l a i l is ma w sl i u fe fi t ir o l o u k u l "r i; se amen rescued (robs ignorance mud Ace , and so via. edit about two hours before be soften " ra P"'PeilY educated for_ their future station iu their Soots alter the culprits were turned tilt , f r iend Mules ad consitry's service.--(rortalsowth Paper.) droned the multitude from the heir of a put-eliaier ' on the Notwithstanding Joke Crittenden is now l y i ng ill consequences of inispennui the habbath Day, and in Maidstone gaol, wider sentence •of death. for sum" to cwa'asel general attention. •Pi ow the mein reviitua to executloo informed the .cutting hOptinils in the parish of Bennesiden. il i tek P4 r ' suld thad A ue r sa that he s w ot * nu t tit h e the s o . 'this malicious and diabolical practice is *till Conti- - cs-meat, wor would he for LOCO guineas t • smelt otherwise coed there. In die night of VridaY last, 156 hills c e sehictetthinopeltio a saaatier set dt to be stoked, He of beautiful hops. its the pleatitiim Of Mr. It BEIM, wanaep,lomallyatteatledbythreeclergymen.butart sae of at that phone. were cot, end the efeeder or rata& them could make any moral or religious impreasiON upon 4dni. Is short, we Wier', a more liarderted ufferther viewer en are'Lilies/at unkaisers. *offered the taimwsiey of a gallows; alibusieh lie Aid not -The show:of hones 'at Horuciatle this year has awa y g o h e w h e n, divined of p uerriat affetildh, hawing been much larger glows ever before was. known reeminuassnicd ebiterea who ore is the poor *base et "Kelso hooter s . awl prime coeeh• born% fetched Brioliosiew the roiettioa lie. Rice, the governor. extravagant prices, many eating from tool. to • • _ . SOO/. each.. Hackney homes met with a very Null Gersoom enoonit. a flue boy. was taken yester sale ; iudeed only very 'good ones could lied per• day to the Middlesex Hospital, in conseqneece of chosen. Several &unguent weresthefairi amongst is s peuespeei plus stone, wlwre every siimlicit them was M. HISMONII, it et Itb mit a dreier from , and surgical assistance sus adminiiimed e bet' be Paris, whe putcbased largely, • . . • • • • . • • . . I Aland . in the inmant ogosty. . • 1." I , &f - I. E'ILThNIRR AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. The dottoal Mettles of the Wiltshire Society for the en. emotes. swot Of Aeriesharems' au Friday heed at Devito', so!! was swotted by a Emit osesbrrof attirelterithi, among .I.uss were many of the mist respeetable sestlestes of the c Juno Beret:, Ear, M.P. the President, took the Ci air; and tame the Reports of the Committee at Its meet is the past year bad bees read and renamed, sad the A •ior bossism had bees gime tbrettili, be quitted it, sod sr imeerelled by 1.. Phipps, Esq. Mr Benetr was "for sit ~rvireth time sossienously re.elerted Presides* •of the So. e.ety. Preside is GM premium, being a diver tap of ..L value of tOgoisesa, to the farmer ' a member of the So . tety, obese (aria _should be is the highest state of cutters lien, sae awarded so Mr. Simpkiss, of Masten; and the levied presasses, a cop ratite 10 guineas, ter the seat beat eshireiest fsres, was awarded Is Mr. Thomas Rarer, of Ceitsford. The premium for the hest Suck of sacrum sheep MS awarded to Mr. C. Garrett, .f Lariagtes. s. -,. • COUNTRY MARKETS. . ...s.. . Artusibiet, Acriovr 10.....T1wre was a capital ire of heat (,pearls of 100) et 'Ws usaskre us Teasley hue,. ..,.:4.3 sort a ready salt froas.6a. Iu 6.. 4d. per mot. TS, ...Trip of manes awl lamb sag rather shine, mid MAW s, e Basco 6..90. teak. per Mane, the latter 4g. to Is. SA—. Jo the Cora Harker yelp little doiug; good uld shad 171. 10s. sr ISt per Wad, mid sew diets 171. A. ceiregAgem tale trinity of sheet yet remains shosad es the east of Ibis onglatimarhimad,from a want of lased' to get it sp. lima ts- weather bees otherwise than it has fartesaiely bass, s grrnl sproimillite of it must have bees spoiled. . Chichester Beestmagriket, on Wader/As* , geseidgeing Iliht ma 37 agr leathering ate still 'aimed is harvest, less tobia. atativ full , gos 4 sheep wag scarce, aed es ildpreges= that feed was Latitiagehort, den t aeded Ugh prices. aloe! fetched 111. pm lb. Da the Core-market ere ars elheil, es spersdaties os sag hand ; and cashes au the other, beep tie male is erripoise. Themes' seat be said of ilk., _. Al &owe% Fair,ei Therellay, there was a '')iliaalds hp e 1 cheese, width Melted high pekes; indipmlity, to elia.; mood, his. I. 06. I isteriir is preptetlsti. Mimes, bet few berm. Ifew Ma bests, obi* i 4 iia Ficia• :.. . . , . - s '.. °. _8 ' `• • 'L~ .~;~ Par r ', waurE P 44 . , CORN.EXCRANGE, altstonT, An/hit SO. . We teceived this otoraing a 'loud supply of sew 1711,-at. whit* amused a dull sale, at a decline of Os. per pier ter fru* this day week. Of Oats there watt a large ar rival, tbe ask. very beevy,.iisid G. per g r owler lower. &Ai, amid Orli lime • Pease, !rid a dull lisle. Is other hied , of grails there is no aliteratioo. -- • ' CURRENT PRICE.% OF GRAIN. Foreign Meat ....Ns 60s Grey Prase .600 Hs Enditto ~.........6thi foil, New ditto JAN 555 • title Woad ....GU 711, Tara BOUM . • • ....UN 34s Fine ditto .1. 66s 745 OW shim .40 Ids New ditto ......1...—s —s Small ditto 4115 30s Rye ; . ',4Os 44s Old ditto ..11 .-.-411 Fine ditto .........-eiiv.,-• Feed Oats 43. the Barley 1 tOs 30a Few ditto... . Ads 14, Fine ditto .. ...... 34s 411. Poland ditto Ws IS. New ditto —s --• Mite ditto 3os 31s Malt 110, 04s Potato ditto 3ll SU Fine ditto White Penie (boilers)43s 30s I Fine Flour M. OS* New ditto• ..00. —1 Seconds :IOU Mk . , iVINDSOR, 4ticuer, * *brit, p. 1.1. 151 Ibo to ail th I WIWI., per qr. . • 430 to 44$ Iftrley, per qt. • • —9 Praft.... •• to 52*. Oat.aft to 7po Rye REA DOG, Aocurr 18. Wien! Bark? Jos to 36; Oats .. &mow .. —. s o ...... White ditto .... ••—• to --• New Wheat . .. STAINES Aueust 27. I Inca., 161 15• to 201 10. Ptasr, per qr. ••• Bp ........ .... —• lu 3b.• Barley Om., per qr.... —• ID —• Beaus - • . • _ ____—_-........11 A . . GUILDFORD, Aeolis , !5.,. e . , Wheat, per load DirW illtlito ..• • (1418, per quarter ll 68 to 11 14s Rye Betas, per quarter 2l 4. to 21 16s Pease, per quarter „:„ 21 4s to 21 Its SMITHFIELD MARKET, Moisoar, AuausT3o. Our moket this morning was amply supplied isith prime Beasts, and she shear of Cattle in general was tolerably good. Beef, Mutton, Lamb, Veal, and Pork, were dearer, sad the trade for she must part was somewhat brisk The sales is the Haymarket were rather considerable; Hay bas dropped is price; Straw and Clur...r have g.Ol up in price. Anoraei is • correct statement of the prices sad number - v..— ' To sink the offal per stone of 81b. Seef....3s. 84. to 4s. 8.1. Head of Cattle Ibis Any i•• Mutton. 4s, 4.1. to Ss. 6.1 Beasts.. IMO lamb...4s 8.1. to 6s. 4.1 &rep asA Lamba....117,4 011 Vea1....45. 0.1. to Os. Sd. Calves Pork ....4s. Od. to 6.t. 0.1 Pigs ..... 21/0 HAT-MARKET Hay... ....21 101 0.1. to 51. 105. OA. Straw (lover 4l. Os. OA. to 71. Os. Od. NEWHATE AND LEA DENHALL MARKETS. (Hy tit.. carat's.) Ever .... ist [l4 to 48 $ I Veal ......4s 7 d to Rs OA uttuo.. 48 44 to bs MI Pork.... its 1114 to 68 4d Lamb, a Ad to do 4d PRICF.S OF HAY AND STRAW. IT. J4M Eel. WIIITECIIIIPV. . Hay 51 Os Oil to 61 Or Od I Hay.. 5/ 5. Od to It 10s Od 1 Straw Itt 54 04 to V 154 6.1 New do 0/ Om Ott to 0/ Os od Cloyed)/ Om Od la 01 Os Od Straw 21 04 0.1 tut/124 Od Clover 71 114 Od to 0110. Od PRICE OF HOPS, per Cwt. ors , MAGs. NSW POCIII WTI. Kest.... 31 5* to 3/15s Kest 3l Os to 41 0- Rosen.. 4/160 to 3/ 100 Romeo 31 NI to Si 16 ' Baer; ....01 Os to 01 Os Ease. 3/ IOG to 41 41 Farokam, second, 4110 a to Si ss—Aur, 51 Os to 01 Os Foreign Pockets 2/ Os to 31 Re. FOREIGN WOOLS, per lb. Spanish Sheep, Lenora* fon Otl aSs 34 --- Segovia 3o Ail aSs oa Soria 3s Oil a 49 94 Seville Saxony, Id 6s 0.1 a Is 94 -- . 3r 64 a 5a 9d linbesnia. Ist ........ 4a 04 a 4. N ---2 d 2s 3d a 32 lid OILS, per Tao, or 9.52 Gallus,. New Greewl Whale.. 341 —1 Spsrmaceli TW Old —/ —1 Litneed Pale Seal. 3Bl Pale Rape PRICE OF RAW FAT, per stone et M. As stated by the Talluw 1 As stated by the Beleheve. Metter.. I St. Jantra's Mitket.. is 7141 it. James's Market ..3. 8.1 hitediarket 34 84 W W hiteettapel Market 3 a 74 Averagep.el Ma 3 ..—. . 94 Average .... 3. 714 PRICE OF CANDLES, From Tallow Chandlers Hull. Price of Caudle', per dose', 12r 041—Moolits, 13s ILL 04. per doses allowed for ready mosey. PRICES OF TALLOW, SOAP, ke. per 1121 b. Ms Town Tallow is. 641 —r Od I Yellow Swap 118 s Yellow Russii(s3. Od ...is Od Mottled White ditto...—s Od ••••1 , Od Curd lO2, Soar ditto.... 1513 s Od —s 011 Graves 1 Melting Sisff 5 4 s Od —. Od Good Dregs th Os Ditto r0ng1e..32. Od —a ed CHEEP SHINS. Lomb , . Ito 041 to 4. 1:1J--S6esrlitsgr t es Od to ts. 34 HAW HIDER. 'Best Heifers anti Steers (per (Intuitive.. 2s 04 to 2 Id stone).. Is 611 to 3s OA Market Calf.. Os to S. rnr► Ilioldlings Is 4d to es 6d Eng. Hunts Os 04 to Os OA ----- - - PRICE OF LEATHER. Runs, 5010 5611 is each 19d to 21d per lb. Ditto, 56 to delbs. each i 2281 to CA Dressing Hides Fine Conch Hides .. 17.1 to 19.1 Crop Hides 35 to 40 His forcultiog 1 5 id to 17d Ditt o 45 to 501 ho 18.1 to 2044 Calf Skins 30 to 401bs 21.1 to 2 6 .1 Ditto 50 to 701bs 26d to 364 Ditto 10 to 801ba ..... .26d Is 324 Small Seals (Greenland) . .20.1 to 2111 Large ditto Tanned Horse bides 154 to 174 Spanish Horse hides 15.1 to 214 COAL MARKET, Avourr 30. Ships at arket. Shi p old. M A Price. 61, Seweastle 24.... 30.. 04 to 311 a. 94. 1= ; FEICK OF *TACK! YESTERDAY. per Ct. 1&A1.....7211 I Es. Dslls. C..... 1 pr. 3 per Ct. C0nn....71111 I per. 3 pr. 4 per Cents. .... 91 901 . 1, Owning, .40 pr. 5 per CI: N. Au... 1041 I Cons. fur Ace. 711 Bonk L. Anu. 19 1 9-10 I 721 72 - - THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDOR. after IIL litelasi OA .t* let . . •or NAVAL trirELLturritE. ~' '• rtstrrstisvTs, Amulet Sr tlts roam tramped, free Gihrettar ; J e t., ‘ Fair from Hirers bruit., sailed tow the 9th of Jiw Lora 211.1greve . , Tindall, front iieltfax, in 27 do vo; Loyal Briton, Ruse fro tr . the.boits. from 9t. Johd'.., pi Pained by the Ct:lesitt, fn.ni Saibattets. &Orel the Hyperion, for Plynnontlt ; Kent.ehilha, o ,„ Ilion frigate, for 14. Peirro6trirti i• t . tied tbe Gen)ror.le, f og the Downs. PL.11101:111, *VOL vs' ?, Arrived the Grab, Week% from Batavia iu •14. „ mid hoar G.braliar in 30 dap; afro OM . Kuhn, tiottenborit. The Grace spoke me Ike 19tb ut An:u let. 50. 10.1 the Mary, from Liverpool fur 311.n.i mita us Ike 934 Angular, in 1.1. 30. king. 9. the r.. from Liverpool fur 91.11'homaes. FALMOUTH, AIICUrI Arrived off this port Ike Baltic Merchant, Caro, Iwo Mitatoichi. • Sailed die itatitarm'pecket, with mails fur 9 ,‘ the Leeward Wands. • • • It.tasmiemma., attemer 27, Ain'Wei the imp's, Nesbitt, frmseGreralswit, bye Ash. NULL, /114111/71 1 1 Arrived 11w Mary ast4 Ithaskitils .. mirk . (oiu Gresalt,4, six fish, SO Idus; Harmony, SatWyer, r ditto , rich n. L , IA balls; Swan. Taylor, frond DreiA are fis., 120 batty; Ruy4l Grurre, Pickett, from' ilotio, .01 balls; e4mb/ias. Johns. from dints, five 64, 14s liati•; Urrktn6.hi Halt, Simlalimn, from shun, &eve,. 320 bates; and Symmetry, 101awb.r, from duui., siren 5 , 4, WO . belts. Al►lDr.{ll, AVOW'? 26 . Arrived She Prioress of Maier, Wmp.tuard, from Go cu• land, tow Irk; Audicor, Newton, from slitto,om ttAi and eplerve, itiOly, twos ditto, three 6.11. ORAL. AVGILMT Came down from the .River yesterday sad mind the Simms, Ade, for the South Sea., AU evert :tint sailed fur plc River the 'frond, Pinata, Dirks of Marlburoneb, Jrair4; from St. John's, N.B ; Henley, hum Qinelwe; and Caw, Mortises. GPM Militia... Canoe down from the River and railed io.ilay the H,rl6. laud Lod, Moore, for Quebee; and Cosmiipulile, Holland, for Genoa. Arrived and railed fur the River the Albiat, Allen, from Ifiiramirld and Fame transport, from Honduras. Came Amin limn the River and remain% the Dart, Cor. byte, fur New Provntritee ; The Forsitrile, Slevrneous, Sot on the Gamlen' Sisal ibis nsuaisise, hut of er disebarging port of her emit) gut agaia,and procredeli on her voyage. I. Cersoe-street,.. Set — neday te.weimi, the Ludy Cary Lite Ass M"dunaldt 01.Puerunatit, or IWO sod heir. • MARRIAGE 0. Friday. at Gloweezwr, Charles 114Iburat, E.n. .14.4 am of the Right Min. Charles Bolooss, oP Spi , ry to Miss Mary Feudal!, ouly daughter of the late A. Vcaaall, Esq. of that city. DEATHS. oe the 234 of Jew, is the 45t11 year of his age, G. W. Hughes, El. aent of the Rev. W. finches, ii; Wexford. At Margate, in his 67th year, ow Wedutvlay evening, Richard Owen. Erg. of 129, Strand, and late tkik is the Secretary's Office, F.ast India Howse, which siloAtion ha held with the highest honour and stricivo init.:coy fur nearly fortiosix years. His death is severely fell lay his family and a numerous circle of acquaintance. His Thorolay at his lodgings at Harrogate, Lake Fox, E.q• line one of the Judges of the Court of Cognition Pleas Dublin. Hie death wi.s awfully sudden—at dinner he soneered to he slightly ill, bat retired to his room as usual, after be had /:':rid, and was Awed there two boors after, ea the point of death. He bad retired from the Beach mime MM ago. CUUREB UP EXCHAPH Antigenlam ....C.F 11 19 Ditto at sight II 16 Potterdata .... E. 12 0 Antwerp ....• 1! 3 Haasbargb ... 2} U. 36 2 Altwas ..... ...2 U. 36 3 Paris 3 day. bight Ditto ..... ....2 U. 23 40 Boardeaux VS 40 Frankfurt or the Main, Es. M 149 Madrid ....effective 36 Cadiz .effcetive 38} Bilboa 34 Barcelona Seville 36 Gibraltar Leghorn Geutaa 441/ Rummy, AVOW? 117 flee •. . l5 50 Malta .. Naples ....... . 3111- Paiersto .... per es 117 Liphos 54 _ Oporto Rio Janeiro Dublin . ..... Cork - lit . A g i o of Bank IA - Holism' 1111,1.1.10‘ Portugal 4 Coin, per 0z....3 17 let Foreign Gold in Bars ..... 3 . 17 10} New Doub ..3 14 b Bey Dollars .....11 5 U Behar in Bars ....0 IV I THE Profession of Physic is of such big, im portant", that beyond any other it ought to be test clear of ignorance mid qtainkes y. Messrs. CURRIE auJ CO. having dedicated threarrim to the study, and bees gratified by the most reinsmetable practice it that Watitli they thought proper so select, stew, that, after thirty yeses residence in this file 'repeals, Omer la test. are so well known, mud their rcputatiou so comithtelr established, that no apology is required for their &Vial ion from the regular mode of practice. It may be plow r so state, that their medical education has hero of the first rho.. that they are Members of the Royal Colleges of Leser:..a sad- Edinburgh, and as satisfactory evidence, of the tram of this 'mamma, their Diplomas aud Teseinsuaishe may be seen at their bootee. No. 107, Hatton-garden, whew they may be consulted with the greatest seems! and buses , by patients of either sex Worming under any of the Collor. lowing complsitsts :- Ist. A certain Disease, foe which they have discortirl A remedy that is not only a complete substitute fie mercury to the cure of this complaint, hitt a. h:els has !be seltrantser of eradicating the disorder without ilehilitsiing the lion. 'firs remedy bar been used fur some time r otor , happiest effects on the Continent, and pmntiers to be tar sscaN of entirely explodiug the use ..1 mercury, is the most complex and belreleffillC eases. Idly. Is cases of nerv.ms Debility anti vascular lielasa. lieu their researches hoer keen meat AM rotate, mot they owe to a late iutrodweliou to a hired and•papil ofehe Maturing, Tissue the saisisitinn of a simple mole of ireatsuratochwh is discarding the violent Olean' hitherto practised in this. country, gives a tow to every musenlar fibre r f ths pair ni, restores his animal spirits, and re.estxblisives his vigour without isifiaming the conatitutior, and atm tummies his to the dangers of a relapse. 3dly. la Strictures wf the Creaser, Messes. Currie awl Co's plan of ireateneut has OD fir surpassed every other 11st thod of cure, that they have excited the asionishmeut approhatiun of the most distinguished medical men, t.s effecting is three weeks, cures which defied all t h e remmerea of their skill. Messrs. Clinic steel Co. of late have b a d s ews. ral patients who nod hems weak enough to place thermalsa ruder the care, and submit to the mode of freshmen', of men utterly unskilled in the cure of this most rianzervies 10.4 ' painful complaint, sad when after she Isms amuck time nod emery, they applied to them, and felt the elliatcy of their plan, they bare bees iovariabty as warm is their omnivore devotes of the skill to which they owed their teeloratiou to health, as siren it their Pe natures of the Issemone tu "Mitt' they had .early fades victims. Petiolate is the country me desired se ow pereir.s.“ their ease ; Osie kitties mist be %Mae emdeeing • MIA et Zegland *Me; Oise Iry ittensiory alike ea medicine, sal be rem le my poet era, meld. N.. HO. HesseenteMea. LONDON : Frsoarrood Pablobed at the Ogee. N.. M. Illaya4; orlsele 4114wertlauseses are rusivell. sod I.*k' (posiptid) woos be SMITH, N• fteseves tar, Miner J. No. WI. Sirmodo Pslalsbor 1 .v 1 V Vii 3 O,1; ..• I r .. 00.! Al 7 'be M. tit Co * 4 V, A 4 1