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• llse pot tailor, who, whin 'challenged with the theft, aden : .tted it, and said he could only account for his conduct by thinking that the devil must have beteg busy with him when he committed the act. Verdict.. -Guilty. PRIVATELY StE Ames May was indicted for steeling sevirai vet spoons., sod other articles, the property of John Agar, privately in his dwelling-house. "rhe Prosecutor stated that he kept the Swan public-house, at Stonweti, in Middlesex, where the Prisoner came with some others, on the 3d Septrm. 'Nee, to get his di iiii er. He shortly after missed some spoons, and observing the Prisoner go out towards the yard, he followed him, and on putting /6• hand to his waistcoat he felt something hard like the spawn: almost at the instant he felt some ih.fig tall near the water bolt, which he discovered to he its. bowl of a tablespoon, and some unbroken ile sent for a constable, but before he came it citf•weil to release the Prisoner if he retarned the property. Some whispering theti took place he %Vern the l'risoner and one of his companions, when vir former exclaimed, No ! el—n me if split." 'I lie Prisoner's companion then quitted the room, :lull brought back the stolen property. Witness , however, detained the Prisoner in custody. Crult.e.runtened by Mr. A I.l.EY.—There was har vest merry-making in the neighbourhood that day. Thomas Jackman. a labourer, was in company ";oh ttte Prisoner at the time in question. and saw two si:ver spoons fall from his left side when the landlord took hint into Custody. Sexter t a constable, produced four table and roc teaspoons, which he received from Mrs. Agar, at the public-house. Prosecutor proved the spoons to he his pro perty, and one of them was the same he saw fall from the Prisoner near the water-butt, and the rut were what the Prisoner's companion brought back when ifs took him into custody. Verdict—Gwilty of stealing to the value of 395. WENT END FAIR GANG. Thantos Brame, a wretched -looking boy, was restricted of picking a Gentleman's pocket at West Erd Fair. finery Lovell, a gipsy lad, 10 years of age, was Indicted fur assaulting Michael Eildington, at West End Fair, ou the 27th July. and taking [ruin his person a hat, a Over snnH box, and Ills. in !floppy. The Prosecutor stated, that as he was coming out 'of the fair the Prisoner ran up to him and knocked oft his bat; witness knocked him clown, and the Primober then called out, " Stall Isere ! stall bete ! —murder him ! cut his throat !" Ile repeatedly used ihese words, and a gang of about fifty then rn,!lial at witness, and beat him so dreadfully th it he was for two days and a half laid up at a siirgeou's iii I iiiinpstead, one day and a half of this time lie was ill a state or insensibility. irrosl.ezaffeined by Mr. DOWLING.--This oc curred about twenty minutes past nine 'o'clock, sand it was dusk at the time, but he certainly Iw hewed the Prisoner to be the person who knorkrd koff. Ile said before the Mag istrate that lie :erciitglit the person he struck must have a mask front the blow. Thomas Hunt, • constable, Proved that he took the Primmer into custody, in a booth at the fair. at about eleven o'clock, on the night of the of - July ; nothing was found upon his prison. Benjamin Harrison, headborougli [lamp *lead, said, that before the Prisoner was ,hewn in Vie Prosecutor, the latter particularly drscrilwit person, its bring the one who knocked off his hat. The Prisoner, in his defence, put in a written paper, which set forth that his occupation was plating a drum and tneeth-orgro, both of which hr lost in * crowd at the fair; he solemnly dented basing ever attacked or robbed ally body. Two witnesses gave the Prisoner a good charac ter ; lie obtained his living by playing an organ shout the streets; they knew he had a brother, who was shout eleven or twelve years of age, and who ouch resembled him in person. Verdict=te4 illy. There were souse other trials in the course of the dsy, for petty thefts. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS, SEPT. 17. FRAUD. Jays Valentine was indicted for procuring money nu false pretences. The Prisoner brought • paper, purporting to be ao order for 71b. on the bankung•house of tMess►s. Druntannid. signed by a Mr. Chippendale, to the Louse of Mr. Kirk, of the (irn► of Constable and Kirk. Solicitors, Symontl's lint, alleging that Mr. Contrailsle had sent him to get cash for it. 11Ir. Kirk paid it in seven 11. notes; hut on applying at Drummond's, he discovered that Mr. Chtiviren dale had no account there . nor assets, anti Mr. Chippendalidiselaimed all knowledge of the trans action. The - Mignon , wits found Guilty, and sentenced to three itunittis imprisonment in the House of Cur. section. BRUTAL ASSAULT. 11e try flarmour, a shoemaker. was indicted Ins assaulting and unlawfully uhthing Amelia Riggle., is child 'under ld years of agt ; and in a second could, on a cot - anion assault. We abstain f enteling into the particulars of this di.gusting Tne chill was only eight years nh itge; the l';ilmiter had been apprentice to her brother. TI ,e mother of the Prosecutrin was the first wit. t.e. esarotnrd. la: gis:ng het evidence, her Icel. to;is appeared to he greatly affected. A surgeon. C,e child hereelf, and her brother, were aiso eau- u:ii•ed. 'l•lie fact of the criminal connexion was clearly established ; but us it did nut appear the Prisoner had used any force in sottrcoing his detestable rut.. wise, and as the Prasecuttix had not mentioned the circumstance fur a fortnight after, sod accounted for this in Contt I.y saying she had forgot it— . The COAIRDIAM directed the Jury to acquit the Prisoner on thelrat, and find hint guilty on the sr. cowl count. Verdict, Cathy of a common astarilt.—Sentenced to be nwprisoned Silmontlia iv the !louse of Cor rection: . • Thieve were a noMber of Opsilliplinalit cases after. watda disposed of. • POLICE. . . 74ANSION•TIOUSI. FORGERY. Rollaloftiest, While, a person of very resperrsble appear antra, and, we -understand. of respectable connexions, was yesterday broilizlit rub:fore his Lordship (basing bee• re ou a former day), under a charge of forgery. Mr. Alley attended as Counsel for the prosecution; sad ' are understood him to rely sin this principle again.% the Prisoner, t►at, ander the dreth of Grn. 111 any person dis posing of, or putting away a ready-made bill. *ilk lutes.- thou to defraud, was in point of law guilty of forgery. The Prisoner was the town ;teem of a Mr. Witeatley, a country incrchast, and bald an office in Worsd.street. From the evidence of Mr. Wheatley, it appeared, that he remitted bills to biro for purchases made in London to a very large amount. The Prisoner hail direction. not to take any ready-made bills. In December, !KIS, he hamlet; over • bill fur ISO/. porportisiz to have been drawl' by C W. Rowland, of Carbide, on John Abbot's, of Manchester, dated Id Roverolter, 1815, at gig months. This hill was not paid, Sad ON witness asking the Primmer :shunt it, he said that It was endorsed to him by a person of the name of Laws, a merchant, whit ennui inns resided in London, and sometimes Lisbon. tin inquiries both at Carbide and at %Melt. 4- ter, it appeared that no person , answering to the names of the draw, r and acceptor of the 401, livid in those places, Me. E. 11. Rowland lives at Carlisle; is well acquainted there. The bill now prorlucesl loot been Aeon to bun, and at different times, before oilier fictitions hills of the same kind had been produced to him. There is no inch person residing at Carlisle as C. W. Rowland. Winos. is positive of this. Oilier bill. of the same kind having been presented to witness, he was the inure minute in hi. inquiries, and he a is positive that no such perm's' a. C. W. Rua laiid result a at Carlisle. The next witness was a Mr. Lints, a Tax Comptroller at Manchester. This witness swore that he made every in quiry at Manchester after J. Abbott'', the surmised acceptor, and to the hest of his belief no person of that name resters at Manchester. The LOU' Mayor naked the Prisoner whether it was his wish to address any thing to the Bench, as from the evidence produced he felt it lila duly to commit bun' Mr. Adolphus, the Prisoner's Counsel, here observed, that the Prisoner had mock to say in hia defence, but that, as his Counsel, he advised him to 11'1114111 altogether silent ou the present occasion. The Prisoner was fully committed for trial. GUILD!, %Lt. Alderman Christopher Smith took the Chair at kal-past one o'clock fur Sir Julio Earner. SINPICION OF HORSIVMEALING. Robert Young, one of the frateratti of Opp, was pat to the bar. Janos Stanton, an officer, stated, that between efeces and twelve o'clock that day, he saw the Poisoner exposing • horse for sale in Smithfield markrt, and he suspected that he had ant honestly heroine polio toed of it. He tpsestioned biro, arid he said he had the hose fr o m Lee, a gipsv, (or the purpose of tieltotz it. He (the Offiecr) knowing Lee was • wan of hsol character. took the Prtatmer tato rostply ; but that was not his only motive for doing so—lle Prisoner offered to sell the hone for 71. sad ill his (the otfieer'o) opinion it was worth much more. The Prisoner, in Isis defence, raid he was a chair-bottom maker and a raeurgriuder, and lived in St. Thommew buildings, Somers Town; that Lee, the person who rove him the horse to sell, heed iu the same buildings.; awl he wily seam, 71. for the horse on accousit of his being lame in one of the shoshiers. The um thy Alderman remanded the Prisoner, to give him an o pportunity of twinging forward Lee, and also perewas speak to his character. BROKERS' LAW. Jahn rineherawast was charged with eoneweltting an assault. ! Edward Beach. of Alilersgate.sireet, taint-maker, stated that the Prisoner was lea lodger, having recited a rue. wished room Soots Lien at hr. per week; 1w ilia' not paid up his rout, and the WIIII4VII gave [aim notice so quit, which did not do. The relit continuing tie aecaneulate, by the ad. vice of Mr. Kelly, • brisket, reside's': in Smithfield, he yes- ; Imlay put a padlock am the Prisoners doer is his ab , ciace. On his return honer he wrroched the emallock off the dater, and on the witness' ra-motedraiing nits b: u., he lifteil up a ; poker and ileiwiteatsl to knead: Men down, we shads lee gave him into the charge of ass oaks r. The ['violence is his (lettuce said be was a b u t c her. had occupied the Curoplainnell's room 27 wet kit, had paid lien' his nest regularly timil Ilse last roar o r al. certainly did feel exasperstrd on his retain honer last nighe„ ten finding a psellock on his door, and hie wide turned not into the street. The only foresails's. uf the C plaiimna's that was in the room was a heal, the remainder ems his ass n. Alderneau Smille addressed eke Cumplainant, awl tide' lota he hail acted illegally by putting the padlock up the door. The Complainaut said tic did not believe it, as he acted by the &deice tai a broker. Alderman Smith said it miglit he brokers' law, but he was certaiu it war not the law of ehc laud. lie ought it. have determined the Prisoner's ammo Inc the annonul of his reut, and hare brought in .j. ctiownt in the Itlayna'a Coati in put him wit of possession. Ile tasking the law auto his nun bard. the Prisoner casuist Ming tin art for damages mlsitest him in a Court of Law ; he Waal improperly contiewd, fro it was his, the Alderman's, deity to e!esrhargehea , . The Prianuer was accordingly dischin ;ed. In a few mi. miles afterwards the Complainant ratio emining • th e office, much agitated, and csslaineed, Centime's:, Ire says lie will not pay me these six months '• Aides - map Fuith--.. I(a C net him. You may sum. mutt hint lo the Court of liespteirs " CON FI R Al ED DEPRAVITY. Flearor Cook was elear;ed wnh COlllaOilliaC a felony. It appeared that the Prisoner hail been before examined by the Lord Mlyor. Mr. Cake, of New-street. Ilishoptigatesetrest, merchant, stated, that she Prisoner came solo has 'rester oo Saturday last; he took leer unt of she Refuge for the Destitute, at 11011011, whets she hail been .iiiineleeu months; from the es.- cellent character given ul bus by the geretienoso e.f thle establishment, be was induced In take her into hiQ service. About kali-past f !TIM o'clock• on Monday emeroilre. vile lett has hituse washout the knowledg^ of soy pal Vt his faimly ; shortly after'hur depot Sure there was missed it geld ring, two *owns, awl four pair of stockings, which she acknouledged .16 have pawned. • blahs Thomas, another servant of the Prosecutor's, `elated. on the articles being produced by the pawnbroker, that they were the property of Mr. Clake. The Prisoner, lit her &feint., said she was sorry for what she had done, arid dint she would slot be twenty years of age until neat Christmas from her appearance we should suppose she was neater thirty. The Master of the Refuge for the Destitute said, it was the wish of those connected with the establishment, that firs Prisoner should be prosecuted; she had deceived them. by leer good conduct while in the home, otherwise they would not have recommended her as a servant to the Prosecutor, ■nd it was necessary that the pupae should ►now that they never recememended any person that they did nut believe was reclaimed. The Prisoner was folly committed for trial. COW STRVET. ATTEMPT TO MURDER. Yesterday John Eli.oha was CIO ttt I t led before R. Rirnie t ' Esq. charged with violently healing Jane Greenslade with a poker, with intent to murder her. Jane Greenslade bring sworn—Two years ago, the 6th of last Jane, the pri r, John Elisha, came to my mis tress's house, Mrs. Curry, Upper Terrace, Islington, and drank lea -with me; after tea he still stem', and did not arm willing to pia. Al eight ealock I loAt lip me mistress's supper into the psrluur,aud win n I returned Imo the kitchen I', surer SSA sitting by the /We of the fire, with his Gee in Lunt of it. I heard hint rattle the puke.. against the bars of the grate ; I stood by the side of the sink, and Primmer conibed his hair over his eyes, and remenalwr it was quite black. Ile liltU caught the p. ker out of the Me, atid case me live or six blows, and brat in iiiy skull. Prisoner then tweed his fingers into my mouth, which was SO seriously injured by lies violence, that I conkd scarcely speak. That was also a violent brume under my don, which dad d not disappear fur a month after: Priamity two serious womolc on my right arm with the said poker; be gave the a blow un the left arm, and another on my l eft rioter, so that I. could not move my hands nor feed myself king time ; at 11• t Prisoner 1.4 t me nearly dead ; he then ran oat of the kitchen np the stairs, with the poker in Mu hand, mot there left it, sod weut out by the back-door My cries at this time alarmed the neighbourhood ; my mis tress was in the parlour, and also beard them. Wheat I looked out I saw that Ike Pri soner had tiptoed the yard I dour, and lel himself net; he then went round to the Intuit door and made a violent knocking. The neightviors saw him at the dour, when he told them that somebody had been at No. 11, and murdered the servant ; be said if they %e ail go for a StlfCColtl he would to for an officer, and he then made his escape. Mr. Semple, the sorgeon, came and dressed my wounds; my ikon was su fractured that he fesrcil I could out live the night not; I was examined by the M7lfilllfitle about a month after, and the poker with which the Prisoner heat me was taken and left there. Mr. Hubert Semple, surgeon, of No. 85 , Upperetreet, INlingtnii, deposed, to the wretched state be found the Prnseentor in from the dreadful wounds she received. Mr. Raltrubani, a neighbour, deposed to the alarm given at the time, and also su the material facts given in evi (fence, and concluded his evidence in the fultowing words:— " Jane Greenslade told me that she knew the man who did it ; that he had been *meal times at her mistress's house to see her mistress; that her mistress hid forbidden his coming to the house, but erring him in a poor wretched state, she let him in, and gave him a cop of tea and some bread and bodice." The Prisoner was committed to the New Prison to take his trial at the present Sessions, and the witnesses bows.) over to prosecute. M !MLR° ROUG H -ST 111. T ET. EXTRAORDINARY CASE OF CIIII.D STRIPPING AND STEALING. ,Ifory }f-Nally, an "'reins eight years old, hilt whose de pravity chordal all present, was charged with enticing a hey named Fodder, three years and a half edit, from his play mates:and stripping him of part of his A youth aerosol Smith, Mil of the King's Mersenger of that name, st.ited, that between six and seven o'clock on Thursday evening he saw the Prisoner in the act of stripping the chilli, she having got off the frock and separated the skirt Guilt the body. lie questioned her as to what she was doing with the child, when she swore at him, and said it. was her brother. Willllllll follewed her from the spot in Palace-attest to the corner of Stafford-street, whets some females interfered, and at their request Winst•tiley, a sol dier, followed her. The sedeber stated, that the Prisoner persisted that the child was her brother, and that sew was going in take him home, The child at first made no answer, but anbecquently slit, that she was not his sister ; and the Prisoners reply was, that her brother 'over spoke without telling lies. The Primmer led witness a dance by Constitution-hill, Palk-lane, and Mend-street, and behaved with much ; said site expected to meet her father, and if so the soldier would got his head broken. She gave different mimes and addresses; Bud to detect her Iffinstaseley pretended to leave her, when she ionppea sad began ballad singing. By the advice of some by.standers be lodged her in Mary-lc-Bone watch house. Mrs. Fodder, the mother of the child, knew by another child phyiag with bee little boy, that he hail been seduced away to are some glancing dolls, and she went in search i• va'n, and did not ascertain where he was until Winstanley hi ought bins hunie,ll4 he was just able to tell the neighbour hoed in which he lived. Mr. Coseaut, the Magistrate, closely interrogated the Pri soner. After ,such prevarication, she said that her smother ; was a ballad-singer, and lire sirplather was a drummer. 1 The M.girtrate emleavertired to find out if her welds were 1 privy to her guilty transactions, but she artfully evaded the j peeper stool rs. It however dropped out, that she had been at St Giks's on Wednesday, soil that a llroniSil wowed 31• Car. is, who had arrnntpaa,ed her from the workhouse, hail gone bonne a Oh her. 'Flee Magistrate next examined this woman, hut leer evasiuus al re repeal to the Prisloser's. She gave the name of SI WI/41:111 who went with her (eons St. (ales p , to j take the Prison. r Lame , ()lit no such ream. could be found. I They ect4 both re mandrel until the father and mother could I be found. The father was brought in with a cotton and tare-box, In whittle articles he dents, sod he was rimaudeel with the others until the mother he fused. TIIAMF9 orrtcs. I t PIRACY. IVented:lv no !ma than ten persona, seamen, belonging to the ship Ratcli ff e (a South Sea %Vila IVO, were CharZt4l by c a ptain Isaac Ibightman, with having, on the 9th April. 1819. " piratically and fi.loni;oossly" made, and endeavour...l ito make a revolt in the said ship ui the high seas, within I the jurisdiction of dm . High Court of Admiralty, Y.C. I The names of the Prisoners were as follow , :—ll'irt llapes, John /loll", Jones Ruiith, John Blizord, .Richard Cents ; roam John Endie,Genefie Wilson, ("hark. Robertson, John /)iris. nod John NintUr. Captain Brightman, the first witness stated, that lie commanded the Ratcliffe, homed to the S w ill; Seas, and that shoofly after she sailed the crew complained of a want of provision. The clew was twenty,/lac in number. Ile in emisrquence ordered an allowance of a quarter of a pound rostra each per diem. They witted soon afterwards at what died is termed feeling ground, but here the discontents of the crew still appeased manifest, and the 11113 absented them selves front their duty in consequence oof iiia refloat.' to give cotton foe their lamps. They said the forecastle was dark and dirty, and they *bald not wink until they wire afforded a light. They continued in this state of motiny for five Wtlks and obstinately refused to work. At length the ship hose in sight of three ot hers, snot a signal WA. liutsteill tar the masters of Skein to come on bored. They did so, and after a consultation upon the transaction, the Captains ad. wised the witness to pot into Rio Janeiro. It was so re /101•1•11; the Masters left lion. and lra continued his course for the port mentioned, Ind which he shoold got have dime hut fur the conduct of the erect. Trite chip's earning. were of course of little ininuit, in einittequiticc, and it; his arrival in Rio Janeiro. 0 ilium. amide his protest against the Prisoners before a Proctor. They were accordingly put midi r Menal. and sent Ih-tie by the British Cousul, to be ...nit with under the proper authorities. Mr. .1. W. Price, solicitor, appeared on behalf of the Poisoners, and contended that the . offence kaput. 51 to them, did not come within the waning of the Statute of • Henry, inasmuch 34 allowing the statement to be correct, the charge was wit CO:iligable by a Magistrate. It slid notd . amount to revolt, or an endeavour to create one. Rio vin:; lance whatever had been used to obtain poosscssi )))) , mill the exte•it of the charge, if i •ed,•would amount to no more than a forfeiture of wages, under the articles by which they were attached to the vessel. Mr. lirmastnn and Captain Ilicnost.t., the Magistrate., coincided with Mr. Price, but ',oersted the propriety of re manding the Prisoners until the opinion of soma eminent Civilian, as also that of a distinguished Criminal Lawyer should be taken on the subject. This was agreed to, and the case ultimately left to Dr. Robinson (we believe) and to Mr. Gurney, fin th-cisiou. The Prisoners were then remanded. A Requisition for a W'ard Meeting. on the subject of the tile transactions at Maroc:heeler, is wow woe ing in Fartiogdon Without, mill will he presented to the Alderman of that Ward in the course of this week. The Meeting is expected to take place on Toteeday or Wednesday next. Similar Meetings are expected to he held in all the Wanly of.the City. . A lobster, weighing ten pounds, was caught on floe western coast of the county of Clore during the last week ; it has been preowned for the purpose of being forwarded it. the Dublon Museum. Donnelly, Gregron, and Cooper are at present exhibiting their pillaring at tile Curragh. The battle between Donnelly and Carter will certainly take place at the October Meeting. litttiog rather equal at present. MARKETS. • (From the tg Lindois Nor Price Cur% ent."l FRIDAY AFTERNOON, sIIFTIIMEF. II I/. tYEDIL—TIie Cotton market has become exceedingly heavy, on aertiont of the F.ast India sale being expected to Ise increased to 20,000 bales, the prim are a shade lower; the particulars of the .slea since ow last are----13 Dctwrrarn IRd. very gond ; 110 Rowed*. 14;4. a ;kid. good to prime; 80 Surat', TY. a Old. in bond ; 200 Bengali, Id. a 7p. is bond. Siff:4A —The prices of Mamovades decline rapidly; on Tuesday a public sate of Demerara Sagan weal off heavily at • reduction of 2s. per cwt good yellow scale Idisse•mides realising 61s. and 66*. ; on Wednealsy • farther cowsiderabie decline was submitted to. good strong brown Jamming sell ing at 60..; since then there ha* bees little business doing by private contract; she market has, however, been thrown into some confusion by a large public sale being unexpect• edly declares' for today, consisting of 409 lihds. 55 tierces Jamaica S u gar, of a very excellent quality ; the whole sold at an irregular reduction of Is. a 3s. per cwt. since Tuesday last, making a decline of 4.. per cwt. since this day week; strong brown Jamaica* sold at 57*. MI., the hest lots 68s. There have been considerable transaction* is Refined moods, yet the prices continue to decline, owing to the re duction in Raw Sugars. Molasses are steady. There are few inquiries made after Foreign Sugar; a small parcel of Brasil descriptions brought forward by public sale met with no buyers; middling white withdrawn at 40.. 64. By pirbtle sale this forenoon 1,031 bags Bast India Sugar went off Is. a es. under the tart public sale prices. Corprr.—ln ronscrrence of the few public sates of Coffee lately brought forward, the market relents,' considerably improved. Jamaica descriptions were 2s. a 3s. higher; De merara sold exceedingly high. quite nut of proportion to the other qualities, on around of the scarcity of Dutch Coffee. The public vales this forenoon consisted of Jamaica and Demerara descriptions. The former sold heavily, and Ike market may he stated much about the currency of Tuesday, baring to•slay lost what it yesterday gained in price; good ordinary Jamaica sold extensively at 106 s. a 1075.; Deme rara Coffee continues to sell exceedingly high, line ordinary, 122..; and souse lots flue ordinary to urdisary middling, 1251. 126 q. COCOA.—By pnMir pale on Toemlay-39 3 bag; 100 brie. Trinidad Cocoa, fair quality, 100 s. a 1001. 6d. and two lota T rwr.—By pnblie sale, lath inst.-130 Ibis. Rough Turpentine 13s. thl. a 14s. Mantras', Vs VGS, Ike.—By public sale—Dutch Madder ne. a 809, ; French 41s. a 819.; Bologna Argot 50s. 6d. and 511.; Galls 71. 10s. a Of. 17s. ed.; Flaky Manisa in bond 2s. • 2s. Bd.; lopecarnanlsa Bs. 11.1. and 9.. per lb. Ort..—The prices of Greenland Oil are hills varied : Sper maceti continues to advance; Galipoli is also improving. IRISH PROVISIOIIII.—The extensive Government contract was yesterday taken by one house at much lower rates than what had been generally anticipated, 71. 12a. Bd. for India and Navy Beef and Pork, and for the barrels 5/.25. Gd. In consequence of the low prices of the contract, and the wlwle being taken at one price, the (rotations of Beef aid Pork may be considered nominal ; the former rates could not he realised, and the problble erect is, that it will occa. slots a considerable decline in the prices of Provisions. Runt, BRANDY, and HOLIANDS.—The Rum market is exceedingly heavy, on account of the extensive arrivals, and the consequent increase of the stock; purchases may again be slated •ito lower terms. Brandi. s ore also beery, but no further reduction has as yet been submitted to . —The I lily of Geneea at market is quite inconsiderable, and these appears to be no inquiries aft( r the limited stock. I 'conaceo.--Ihe market has become rather heavy; the late I advance has, however, been fully maintaitie.l. CORN EXCHANGE, Rucker, SFr?. 17. We have had hut few fresh arrivals Ranee Monday, conse quently the sales made in fine Wheat were ow full as eamil terms ne on that day. Barley snit Oats each support their pricee ; Malt is in demand, and full as dear. In Pease and Peal), there is noo alteration. SMITHFIELD MARKET, FRIDAY, Seer. 17. This day's market was nut w.. 11 supplied with the various kiwis of Calle: Beef, Mutton, and Lamb, were dearer; Veal and Pork sold at last priers; and the trade for the most part was tiomewhat dull —The sale. in the Haymirket were not lireiy B.p h a s dropped in price; Straw and Closer fetchtAl last pekes. Annexed is a turn-et statement of the prices and numbers To wink the offal per stone of Slh. 8.1. to ss. 0.1. Head of Cattle this thir. Mutton. 4s. 4.1. to Ss. WA/ 411 7IIO J 4141 ...54 o.g. to 7s. 0.1. Sheep and Lambs.... 5,471) rpm ....4s. 0.1. to 6s. Oa. Cakes Pork ....44. SA. to 6s. Oa. Pip ..215) LIXBRIIX:F „ Corn lottpeetoegitelorit, TittIRSIDAT. Svrr. 16. 11. helt, per loud lll --s to 41►/ —s New ditto !Orley, per quarte► 334 ...I to 40, ...-d Oat:. °Ss .-41 to :Ms —d Penoia <Ms --d to 544 ..-II l'i-tse ',lli ..-.1 to 56s --41 I:” . . `Ms --tt to Ms --41 -- N 1.:11 . 1112 It Y. BrAno. Wheat...... 624 to 764 (hi • um, . 24* to 32. OA it- 4O. to 44% (hi I PRI4I4R Barley 324 to 44. 11,1 l'..*Ne Dre4.l, I*. 7.1. to I. 941. per GIIIIOII. NEWGATF. ANI) LEADENHALL MARKETS. (By 11w Carcass.) Peet 4s Olt to 44 ttd I Vt7tl 6 50.1 I. as 4d Mottots.. 4s 8.! to 5,1 Pork.... —dr 04 to 7s Od Lamb, fog 8d to As 8d PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW . • IT. &M ass. WRITE AAAAA L. Hsy 4/ 104 MI to 61 0. Oil I Hoy.. 51 11. Oil to 61 Os 041 Straw I/ 4% Oil to It 16 0,1 St ra w Salto Liu, ed PRICES OF TALIAM, SOAP, &e. per 1121 b. I Town Tallow 05a 0.1 —• oil Yellow Sosp..•••••••• 110 s Yellow Russia 63.10.1 ••••• 0.1 Mottled Mile di110:....-111 Od •—• Od ('aril lo2 s, Soap tutu.... 59s 0.1 —s 0.1 Graves 24s fts - 111 ell ink Stuff 524 0.1 --. 0.1 I Good Oren 9. Os Ditto r0ugh..4121 (hi —s 0.1 , PRICE. OF RAW TAT, per stone of Alb. S t. j amm ' s , 3 % . pi --Whiteehapel, 3* N. Atteetee, 3s. N. pftier. ('A N DIES, From Tallow Chmoilera Hmll. Price of Cinnites, per dozen, 12, fid--Muuldn,l3. ea. Gil. per dozen allowed for ready money. -MICE OF LEATIIER. ItuttA, 50 to Milts cleft 1M to 41.1 pet lb. Ditto, 52 to 06 Ihs each 12.1 to 234 Dcci.sing Hides Fins Coach Hides ...... .... 184 to Ifqd Crop Miles 35 to •40 lira foecalliad 1041 to Isa Ditto 45 to 50ib5..... ..... •.18 id to 2114 Calf Skims 30 to 40114 °ld to 20.1 Ditto 50 to 7011 es ............. 25 . 1 to 38.1 Ditto 70 to 80Ibs 2Bd to 32d Small Scala (Greenland) 20d to 224 Large ditto T:Ililled Dom hides 154 to t7J Sp/iiiisli Corse hides lsd to 2ld _ CO.%L MARKET, SteTtlisaft 17. Xh iv*. at Market. Ships 2014. Price. 44; Seircartle . 2/t 329. 11,1. to 411 e. 0(1. I Sumlerlautl 2 .... Ur. Ud. le ..-4. 041. THE DONCASTTR ST'. LEGER. SULTAN. Extract fres ft Prioale Lents] si DO•CJAITICR, sYPTIC3InitIi 1 i " The bosses and lodgings s , f this lowa haviag he ro , f,.. ,the greatest part engaged for some little time Put, gi*, ,etinvest of • crowded meetiog to w Roma the race tin ti e Great &. Leger Stakes. "About toms,' braes are already arrived fur it; lost ‘l. .Crockford's horse Stefan, whom the betting ma kw, it, ve r y teeth, drew all the atieation. Immense salmi at *take. - filr..Cruckforill !Unseen, we Moth retard, felt Po c. 0.. 1116001 of his soperionts, that he had toils, th0 5 . ; ,„,1 Foie& depending on 11w creme, when awful innately its,s saw us i n g, as be am taking his Gallup, he lerulre dos sio! ' with great Alto-why could be got off the cou rses " At as early Moor in each ttinrusag the coarse is thrsived wish spectators to me the horses take their emir... L, IDollllllil the smirked was ascertained, the read to h,,„,..,_ tee become a race-ground; each binek.fep at r. run should arrive there first, to endeavour to hedge or To the rocoolecreed sorctstor the scene was toy, std loveable ; but that feeling was soon ci , rukol, huldiag so fine as animal as Sultals restored ifolll toe pm_ wade alexpeel4tioil and triumph, from high 616: it 1.01 iingiditioe, into the state of a cripple, scarcely sl,le, a utterer, amistaner, to reach his moo stable. " Ur. leine's horse will now become a grelier (3roltrite than befuee, thomth The Laird (Mr. Wire%) rc comm.: for. want is the srorting circles. Prom the toiml waist of 18111, the course is witortemstely ss brow, as a saline;, um: lire 'deface as bards' a pavement." 771 E UK I. CCRRAGH SEPTEMBCR MEEIING IrMOAT, iIirTIVINVII 10 . King's Plate of 100 Games., for Marti, carrying WA. gv i, Foor.wile brats. Mr. Yaw&'rain tlr. T. Margaret Major Juhosow's Lady Stoney Mr. Hooter's A. U. Parthenope Mr. Datterslty's A. m. Awaa Mr. Flares Yorkshire Lass Col. Whsley's b. In. Bulrush Sweepstakes, of YS Gnioes•, fifties' furl . " it —B'sie Mr. Preadercast's eh. 1. Sister to ll , osetto Mr. Caldwell's eh. e Sweepstakes, of 23 Guineas. filteess forfeit. for lice.pr. Race Horses admitted.--0:d Two Vim,' Mr. LlTly's Walkover, 7st. 411. filarquis of Sligo's Noble, 7st. 4 lb. Mr. Prendergast's Benjamin, 7.t. 411, Mr. Battersby's Billy-the-Beau, A fine race. Gold Cup, value 100 Colinas, added to a gv. c e r ct,',s -:- Gitiness.—li lac Swiscrilsers. Mr. Gore's filly walked over. NAVAL INTELLJGENCE. vlut*V 4 tl(. tirmlisra 14. ya- Arrived off this port. the Neva, Parmiltnrsaa, from mates, in 49 days. Spoke off the Listed the Resotiii we, from J3ITINICII. Arrived the Thetis, Morrie, from llourdi sox for London. The Constantin, Alien, front Jimmies for Lending, nu driven on shore and completely bilged on the Grand Gi maus, on the night of the 30th July. A passenger in the Neva was informed by the Pilot, that only between 200 and 304) casks of coffee were saved, but lwr masts and yaret were all standing. The Thetis, Middleton, was in company. tmrrrmsra 16. The Natalia, Wieldy, nut it Jill,: for Salted, lust an an ch o r and cattle this morning, us,„! Selo, and has rut back to this port. 0.1111. tPTEMISTR 1 The Dublin packet which wa2 on shit/v. o.i Sand. gut off last night without damage," end prim-coded ter Dublin. Caine down from the River, nod sailed, the dlferil. T r ..l, for IN. ; Sea Nymph, Mollitssoit, for Afitel Arlen. 134intl, for Rarbsdors ; lAmdou packtt. Tin la :se New York; Rebecca, Sim. fur Halifax; .Mari. li.ot • foe St. Thilmses; and Henry, Richards, for Arrived the Hopewell, Cuulsou, front Quebec; and Arnie, Falvey, from Cape Henry. Fire, p.m.—A boat from the South End has :;ast sl•vised her cable, and gone off to a large ship mining moan at the hack of the Goodwin Sands, twilit lit r fore-toptiond goo. , and a sigma! nt the main, supposed to be a Dutch 'hip, Maud bound. - _ The Union conch from Lretl to Lordon Wag nearly experiencing a very fatal accident, by a vicious horse breaking the pole, and which an* only saved from going over by or•e of the wheel horses falling under the carriage, ricira Which it 0114 extricated with great difficulty. • At Rockville, Ki!north, county Cork, Or: I.a'y ni lika George Payne, E.g. of a daughter. On the tills instant, the Lady of the Rec. Vi'iiitta llrty Mammal', Arrildleacou of Limerick, of a iiii•i:Oter. MARRIAGES. On the 3..1 instant, in Cliciteith.iin, Meer Dowell Jobs Grace, Esq. 'of Moulins ' county Roscommon, to Miss Nagh's daughter of Sir Richard Nagle, But. of Juutertusn, toasty Westmeath. At Castknock Church, mar !Niblin, Michael Uw. Eat. of Gnat Denmark-.trees, hanker, to Jane, dmightcr of Ram Hamilton, of Sheep-hill, Esti M.P. DLATHFs. On the 7th instant, Annette, second danghter of Rnhett E.,n. of Well., convoy %% extort'. On the 9th instant ' in I.roirrick. aged 77, Colonel I ehr , formerly of the 9th ljght Dragoons: you et At Dundalk, Charles Lennox Treadle, pcsesigust Lieutenant-Colonel Teesdale, of theist .ocissmon HIGH WATER TMM.III"-Vel'' Rita Illeruiot I? IA• Orailer 38 idler I. PRICE Cifirtf kris tEsTERDAY. 3 Per Ct. Cum— t E. Balll,. 4-6 6 4 6 dm prCt. N.Ao.lo3aiiii I Owasom .. tit vr. lop. 3 per Ct. Asst.. 610-; I Cow. for Rite. 7oigi:,2, lades 80ud0....9 11 P► I - - MURRY. OP FIiCIFIANG Antstortlnm ....C.F 12 1 Ditto Rt sight ll 18 ttotterdant .... 2U. 12 2 Antwerp Hamburg 21 U. 36 6 U. 36 7 Pavia 3 day's Right Ditto ....2 U. 25 65 Pouvaemix 2.; 65 Frankfurt tin the Main, Es. M 152 Madrid ..;.efrertire 351 Calais ....-effectite 36 liares•lona, 35 Seville Gibeiiker . So . Leghsiis • 48 Geaus • 44 __ :. FRIDAY, %Mangßß 17. Venire ... . V -20 Malta Din pko Palenno.... pus 117 I.intua Oimrto Rio Janeiro Dubliu Curt Agio of Hank un Hollauil DI:LI.10 ,1 • Portugal Gold ia 1 • A. Coto, put- us O 0 Port igu Gold in Burs .... 3 17 11 '' Tic./ Donbloses 0 0 ~N ew Dollars 0 L ' Silver iu Ban a 5 _ _ _ LONDON ! Pruitt...l sae Puhl.shed at the OS" N o . 147. Strand; woe., Advt.' tivesueste are teediv.d. sod lAttiro (poet-paid) Nese be addireseo--C SMITai ClearsV. lue, Piistei.-4. wuirE, No. 117. Pu'Aliteer 1 r I I