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ty qnd in ^underneatb, attended her becomes 1 among siramped reams of carried , Drags were bodies, Ay Fri- Doncutrr, THE ARMY. • The woad division of the :19th Regiment of Infantry radial or board the Duchess of York transport, on the 4th instant, from Cork for Chatham. The Depot of the 89th Regiment of Foot is ordered to traire to-flay, from Canterbury for Dover. • Detachments belonging to the 3d Regiment of Guards, and the 97th Regiment of Infantry, embarked, on the 29th ult. wad" the command of Staff Sergeant Beardmore, from Lublin lot England. Detachments belonging to the 12th, Mh, 18th, 21st, 2;th, 39,b, 31st, 36th, 38th, il9th, 41st. 434 411 h, 45th, 47th, 48th, al, 57th, 59th, 70th, 811. 87th, 89th,1,9th, and 90th Regiments of foot. the Royal Stafl'('orps, anti the Royal African Colonial Corps, err. barked on the 30th ult., under the command of Staff Sergetrt O'Dolierty, at Dublin, for England. Detachments belonging to the sth. 15th, IGth, 18th, 28.11. 30,b, 36th, 41st. 46th, 47th, 48th. 60th. 83d, 85th. 956, and 97ti t Re giments of Foot, embarked on the 4th instant. under the of Sts&Sergeatit Hallinan, at Cork, fur England. --.• /) i ; C t Fir ' • i . . • _ ... TIE BRITISH PRPSS. • . •- t . DURATION :OF -HUMAN LIFE. POLICE. The prisoner said that he was a respectable man, and began to . COARONE.E.V . INQUESTAS% -.....w...-- excuse himself for the assault. The Megistrete, however, ordered him to find bail, in defsult of LAMENTABLE DEATH OF MR. HAYWARD, OF , Amyl ,beet time a ge we inserted a copy of the Report of -- '.• " • • GIIMLDRALL. • PECK!' AM. wish.% he was committed to made. r . a Select Committee of the House of Commons on Friendly After some uninteresting cases had L ao dimpowd of yesterday, - . Read, jun. amid that the p r isoner had been frequently up before, On Monday afternoon a Comm?. inquest wee held at the Lord Illaltietke.e oar halite did not 'dente of our in s erting s u e an aigigissuum on wo o s alma e,..judgroloe„ lßrciL tied Atkin', sad once by the pearl foe nosaampartiag betelasily. Ilia wife W e llin gt on. in the Kent-road, before Richard Crater, Esq, on the then present, should pmcmd to eat forthwith a coniplaint against ' inteisiserfrom the evidence, as might base been thottgist and five children were now in the worklumee• Ludy of Mr. Robert Hayward, late proprietor of the Blue Author ' 7 Pk47l) td Se generelly interesting. a Benefit Society, which had, it coat ellegett, ref u sed to allow the Tavern, at Peckham. claim of the widow of a deceased member, to have included in • MARLBOROUGH-STREET. Richbell, a labourer, stated, that shout eight o'clock on ,41 shot evideoce, however, there is to be found incident-preset raC •Tt l' • • Yesterday ./olor Davenhill, a Johu . s . his . the , _ . the item of funeral expenses a charge f ur mg the grou in AA. ON To CHIA...Asa.- alairs "Me eery curious details, emitting from a scientific • ; -tfte-churth-yard. Monday marmo t s, as he cos going to enorloy by sole of the . inteetioatieta 'into the thaption of human life, which has , chairmaker. wad charged by Mr. 'feutpk, landlord of the Kitug: i s I On the port of the Society, it was stated, that the question had, fiend, Holborn, with having Wise, away a hat, in rather a sum - Surrey Canal, he observed the deceased walking on the bank on the opposite aide, piocessling towards Rotherhithe, which was in a die- " Joe Joe sfveral years berm carried on by Mr. Finlaison, Actuary agreeably to the wham, been submitted w a Committee of Refer- emus way . , st cite National Debt, %oder Use orders of Government, eitoe, chosen by the members front their own body. which . Cont. The iirmoner alleged that at the . time he . was tipsy, that o he did ferent direction from the way witness was going. Ile next saw him auel wleielt, if fully verified, as we see no reason to doubt, t hi s • • mittee had come to an award, submitting the refuel °film o f of not know very d i stinctly the distinction between merest an ram, Society, and it was therefore cant - ended the Magistrates had and that the whole off air was merely a lark. turn hack and make towards the bridge, and afterwards saw him standing at the brink of the water ; also saw him sit down. Wit- ness walked on a few paces farther, and on turning rotund he cub- ic of the utmost importance to society at large ; inasmuch no jurisdiction, the law expressly denying it to them, in all cases Yuu may con it a lark, said the Magmtmte, but let me tell you, as is Wtti ostabHeth a korrect measure of value for the vast • where there is an arbitration clause among the articles. it was a very near approximation to a theft. served a hat in the wash. mut missed the cleceaaed. He instantly returned to the spot and called to two men it; a field for assistance, :nogg' Of of spreperty,which is held in this country, in one Tina application, however, was only, perhaps, worthy of notice, 3lr. Coo se•r-You admit that you were drunk, and you know end he was dragged out of the Canal. Witness in a few nunutes tati 'Creel:et, by thetenure of lives. To elucidate this because it drew from 31r. Aldermin Atxtos an avowal, that that you will fume to pay a tine of liveshillinga._ procured the attendance of Mr. \Fight, the surgeon, Who en. ist a ttist. Nem c.a., ac Ilivire aisle,' 'without attempting to print the Magistrates of the City had come to the determinution, never Prisonets- 1 had only had a pint or two, and only went to the deavoured for. upwards of three hours to resuscitate the body, but again to enrol A ny articles oontainieg • clause for referring disputes haulm to ham • game at bagatelle with a friend of mine. without effect, as the vital spark was extinct. • .4 .gg4tivim m etiee chain of calculation appended to to arbitrarios, where dseerisitrators were to heehaws from among . 3fr. Cosses"-Oh, there is a bagatelle board in the house, is 31r. Edward Hurley, of High-street. Peckham, stated, Ise had 7 ifs evidence, it is necessary to pre mix , that i the members themselves. A member had an obvious interest theoffhtsielta of Edible of the duration of life from actual I wcld"qqahlked he from being an impartial judge . there . we Illilq inquire into this ; its contrary to law. Mr.-Temple-I slid not know that. your •%1 o slo t s. known the deceased for many years. About seven months ago he fell from a ladder, which so touch injured him that lie was in a de • wiser emirs:, originated with the celebrated Doctor Malley, .Ir. Beresford, the Chief Clerk , objected that a hearing could not 31r. CONANT-Did you not read the remot a mance when you ranged state for several days, and since that time he had noticed he now be permitted , It mattered was always in a nervous low way. When spoken to on any sub. ' not that 'kll parties were - present euteredointo it ? . from the -Bills of Mortality at Ilireslau, in Silesia. This and prepared to go into the case If they bad not come there in Mr. Temple could not recollect any thing about it. .was follOweil up by M. Kenseboom, lit a work little known consequence of a complaint, in writing, having been lodged pre. Mr. CONANT-As wit have no proof that there was aim playi n g jest, he would evade it , and it was quite risible it daily increased i MSC! eoluritity, on the Duration of Lif e auntrorthai Dutch viowity, the. Alegistrstes could nut, from the wording of the Act, Sidi it.„ you iseape the penalty of des., but you Irate forfeited y ou r inform their decision. recognizance. on him, so muds so that he (witness) recommended - his brother James to' talk to him. in order to relieve his mind ; this wet on Government annuitant!.Monday se'nnight, a week before his death. Witness coneiders he In Diner:Use out of ten, arbitration c la uses are so drawn up es got Pita, euccosaled fd: de Parcieux, an eminent .calcu- only to refer to disputes between n Mr. Temple professed his ignorance of the consequences of committed ivi jumu th u edr dreadful act while in an unieound state of mind. ' Hayward stated that he was brother to the deceased. .. members, and the widow of a having such a piece of furniture, and pleaded in pailiation that the eg MN ybo, in ayfj. pujahrlied a table deduced from the member not being included by such a description, the Magistrates board WWI there when he wear to the house, and that several of his He had been for a considerable time past in the habit of' visiting sends Teotines, and from the registers of many convents can step in and adjudicate, nOtwithstanding the intended prohibi. neighbours had them. Ida brother and considered him to be labouring under great nervous 11 .41 ii abet (*until. This was followed by tables formed on is.- I oi 4e i , dirt.' test statistical surveyooT the whole population of 'it ch Swe- -1 , and by sonto other Unimportant tables in Germany coy Solicitor, and Switzerland . To these succeedat tables drawn from s uar o o s . don of the statute. In the present histanee..; however, the po w er . Nlr. tfiDwase-Welt, will ,. you consent to 2 the Committee of Reference was not limited by the . use °lait being sent to this office onniefaately nntl deluoy t ed he . words ; and the Aldertr.es. after hearing the opinion of the bagatelle-board • •Mr. Temple (atter ! , i/llic hesitation)-By all mans, your apoplexy , decided that the widow must abide by whatever Was WoralliP. • , . . Ay Ur. Temple had alleged that several penone had these boards f am il y , . . . debility for ' the last" twelve months, at which period-he was attacked with a violent lit of from which be never recovered. Dr. Welshman attended hint on the occasion. The demised left home on Tuesday se'nnight, although he was strictly 'watched by his and not returning in a short time, lie (witness) went in certain atervations on the Bills of Mortality in London, BOW-STRISET. in their houses, be M o r t; t t : 1 search of him, and found him by the canal side. He appea . red then 14 Mr. Smart and Mo. Simpson, which were the basis of In the list of night charges, yesterday moping, there appeared dem to the officers of this establishment to very melancholy , and witness, coaceiviog at that time tie intended . ll • the name o(picO Bowers, a young fellow with a wood«) leg, w h o re li i t tio l a r g u a u v o e and s take the Lace • y measures for their . to do himself some mischief, brought him home. . Life Insurance in this country, until the whole were has for the last eight or nine yenta most ingeniously and success- suppression. The Coroner here read a note which he hat] received from 111 r. superseded by a table of observations formed by the cc- full y followed the double occupation of a duffer and a pickpocket. Yesterday a man. named Henry Kirkman, a dealer in marine Abraham Agar, which stated that about 12 months back the de- -1 1 'Armed Doctor Price, on the births and lourials at Northampton, in 1180, which table has ever since been s pia chool Pasmn. is called "inthaevgierftylafftte gu t d o efee, that chiefs In his own stores, was charged with wilfully and . wantonly driving his horse I b e i ng en d owe d w i t h mai . Stitt cart over a youog woman god her child. ceased was attended by Dr. IPalshnien and himself for a nervous fev . er, and they were of opinion the deceased was evidently insane i • be the Equitable, and all the other Life luau - liame, a Weals, thlt mast era fever itiMustetwes and a perfect infant lt ap . peared that, about a fortnight ago, a young woman, with an at intervals, front the effects of the disease. i disregard of truth, under whatemr . circumstarcer lie may be in her arms, was crossieg through Broad - street, St. (Idea', . , . 21 4 14 111 1" Orees in Britain, Ind has till lately been almost This closed the evidence, and the Jury retired to view the body. -• t • placed in. Ille was charged, in this instance, with • a common When the prrinner came along driving • horse at a most futiotte Many of Wei gentlemen rho had known the deceased at se libituderCtl tea' be the only correct measureof Rauh only, end when the ease was called on he stepped forward to rate; and, although it was quite light, and he had every oppottu. value fur the duration of human life. Lastly, in 1813, the henals, and, having made his bow, assured his 'Worahip, nity ,Treeing the persons mowing, he continued his rapid course, yeare, w'l' deinly . affeeted, even to tears, on beholding his lifeless corpse. ihey ail declared him to have been in a feeble state, and a ' -Willi- Joshua Milne, the eminent Actuary of the Sun Life (Mr. HALLS) that there would be no necessity for ttoubling him 7 totally regardless rif the mischief he might do ; and in a very little . . t his mind particularly nervous. Vesdict-" That the deceased was fable resulting from the with the details of the little affair In which, in a moment of elem. time Ile drove against this young woman and her Infant, knocket . firund drowned in the canal ; but whether by accident or o th erwise, I Pit gialutuull "6ll 4 -haroo Publish"' a lion, he (Bowers) had involved himself • for that since the effects them down, dove over them, and continued his furious career, Ifials of Mortality at Carlisle, which differed in its conclit- 4111irrh* so widely frosts the results exhibited by Dr. Price of the exhilirating draughts which be had' been taking had sub. 'until a number s of persons pursued and stopped him. The young does not appear to us Jurors." sided, he had become convinced that he hod acted Very unlike a woman herself was dreadfully cut and bruised, and the intent so (the latter asserting, for instance, that the mean duration gentleman, and he had therefore endeavoured to redeem his claim stunned by the till . , although not otherwise injured, that both were MELANCHOLY SUICIDE BY OXALIC ACID. I ' of' life after the age of six, was only forty-one years, where- to that character, by making an apology, with which the tom- taken to the llospitel..wlisoe they have since remained, erhele to On' Monday evening, an inquisition was held before Richard Carter, Esq. the Surrey Coroner, at the Atheist , Arms Tavern, 4 as from the f o rmer it appeared to be fifly-one, and from PlainaOt Was quite satisfied , tinder those circumstances, lie trusted be moved until yesterday , and die life o f the mother was some t i me that his Worship would not be hostile to an amicable adjustment in a doubtful state. Albany-road, Camberweil, on the body of Sarah Crutchfield, aged • .., iii. de Peoeteux forty-eight years), that it became iinpossi- of the matter. . The young woman, In a very feeble state, came forward, and pre. 26 who dertroyed herself by taking oxalic acid, under the follow. Me any longer to place confidence in the Northampton The complainant stated that he was satisfied, and Bowers was ferret her - coniglaint to the shove effieet. do g melancholy circumstances:- 'fables. ln the ineamtiase this question became very inn- dismissed ; but befor e the parties left the office r Ford, the gaoler, The surgeon of the Ilospital said that the mother, when brought 1;llen Crutchfield , an interesting girl, about /6 years of age, sworn-I ant sister to the deceased, who had been afflicted since • . portant to Mae community at large, no less than to Govern- eleisin s e l s ow h n ui• a appoi nt me e s t u o t. t a llt , si t t o ua i t n ion 11 upon man y ea and i te wa in s e b tl es ic i a d l es a m ss u is e r t c r e i , is h e a d d a Z i n it s h e er vere wo u u . nd; h u e p i o n n uu th w e head,;iva.. Sunday sennight with a simple fever, in consequence of which 1 thing like cetrpti ° :n in menu. No tables of any authority other than those above , sins , o , ce 1 desperateto entunerated were ever computed, and Life Insurance ' ' Offers tail goeatly multiplied ; besides which , the Cont- i naisatontersof the National Debt, by order of an Act passed reed under Mr. Perceval, in ISOS, bad began to sell or exchange ]wren 1 begged o s er te a . tctis he reo ° too " ; Bowen i l ui something m i ' ta g charge u . " I • antipathy Y hi b end u u e c re t o u t i • i i. i ' i v t er t i t t ie t, p t u he . ever quite out of all danger , as is the infant, which very narrowly escaped death by the fahalo'ne. -• • sage of the office together, waiting to be heartr, when he (Ford) ob - The Magistrate mimed the prisoner, who has hitherto been Out Everitt Yen y busy in endeavouring to effect a negotiation be • on bail to meet the chargé ehenthe young Woman coated attend , to complainant and defendant. Hesucceeded in getting the put in bail now, in two housekeepers In 601. each, to answer the was sent for on Thursday last to attend for her, the being servant to Mr. Hastings, a gentleman belonging to the Bank oh hngland, and was unable to do her work. .1 remained wittr:her till after 12 o'clock op Saturday night, when she died. About a quarter b e r me I eleven that night, as we were going to bed, she told' me to gr. down I stairs, and while I -wits absent she mixed something in a cup. I . usal u tet ues settled settled, indoingso one or lent at the Sessions . t • Life Attaulties to any person choosing that mode of invest- tw at from l both ac ponies. "DP had not been down stairs more than .fiventinutes when I heard her WORSH IP.STREET. knock and call, and on my going into the betnroom she told me treat, in lieu of stock. These circumstances let] to the F J t ,' the ." • gaoler , and ,ret tt s conduct , corroborated - she had taken a powder, and requested me to get some lump sugar t• einploymeut of Mr . linlaison, as appeers from his eri- Everitt made but a faint denial of the charge. 'The inhabitants of the neighbourhood of Shoteditch anti its vicinity deuce about six years ago, on a complete investigation of fil e. HALLS said, t h at such condttet ort the part of watchmen h a ve recently been very mach ammyed by the " visible darknesa'' also some warm water, to take the nauseous taste out ot' her mouth. ' I went to procure some sugar need water, and on my the law of enortality now prevailing in England. It was was not to be borne. lie was afraid it was too often the case that which has lately attached itsel f' to those neat-wary implements of return I found her vomiting very much, imwhich condition pantos that the Northampton Tables must be w they took advantage of t h ose khan t hey were bound to protect, and street wa lki ng , called gas lamps, and it was not until yesteeth or she remained till she died. The deceased had been attended by . s ot a t r e t rl n alsi t i .o o r biai t t l V i money, tt a: ie h th w e' morning that the real cause of the 'annoyance !As fully esplainea a medical gentleman, who had prescribed to her proper medicines, 1 . Dail experictico proved, by the overflowing and immense profits of the Insurance Offices, that they hail greatly p arties , friOtideterateel human life ; and the fact was avowed in a were detected, a severe 'The whole g cla n s a li might ers rely up g on rte i ts t oe t rn h c a o t ni w nies h t in enfeoe;e fraonl:- both !lag is- to the numerous frequenters of this populous peighbourhood: such practices According ton - informittion Red at thia office, upon 'Midi a which it appeared_ she Pad not rken. and west the whole . of k the reignite would be made of the offenders. su mmon s . was grimes', it appeared that Samar/ .1/iii;fle and Charles day a l i : a h ae ur er i l n 'e tt; ' e r len ft i l n i g l of sh a e pi r r eq ts ties a t n ed tw to e. g t o:u n t, ut and en r it et o u r rne l l public Report from Mr. Morgan, the nephew of Dr. Price, He was sure his worthy colleague (Sir R. Ifirnie), whom h e then Mere, two individuals in the employ of the Independent, were 1 11 .1 .I.7tc be, that they had, by long experience. found that only saw entering the office, would a gree two retains died In reality for every three that were pre- . Bir it. minim a:-Jltualled to the by the Northampton Table. In plain truth, cm , vow a very fit subject lor punishment: usual, nine and ten o'clock. I requested her to go to bed two or With him that this watchman summoned before Mr, Tkyfonl, the sitting Magistrate, charged , three times before she went, by the order of her mistress, Mrs. informed of the fun , said h o n asls complaint. dul. of d Alexisnder James . Duff' Fillet, ~ on being - I ld not be passed over. Magistrates, though they dui not cep. tie quali t y, to wit; ten cubirfeet of inflammable Mr or gas, su. • with haring Hastings. Thetleceascd told me that she must die, and complained of her mother, anthaister Charlotte, sot behaving well to her, and desired me net to give her mother el of her clothes after she was • 1 the premiums of all the effices have turned out to be ex- point watchmen, had the power of autpending them,Ond he thought plied bytlan . Lisperial (las COmpany, teethe great damage of the I o_i sestivelaibe surpeising extent of SO per cent.. that power ► should most certainly be exercised its the promo 'sold Comifatle„ • dead, but request rid me to keep them , y and to divide them amongst my brothers and sisters ; she talked y, in a very incoherent It appears that neither parochial bills of mortality, much 'seance . -It appeare d, eloording to the evidenceaddoced, ;Oat .ie waanth er , mannerrou s The watchman was told that be was suspended from his office. a question of private pique than particular wrong. The Imperial i• u spoke much of her sister Charlotte having been se- Obit statistical tables, were to be depended on as affording In the course of the afternoon a most ferocious attack was made Company . have been in the habit, for two years past, of supplying i d iu the ced s u iti c t r i• and o ( ? j he r e tn ea t t hli ea u p 7, I. e i t r , found i h t d v t°w y o g h a g ne ve ( u:c a h e k e o e u d n i e . ,:el 3 ; d ic t a k el i d l jr . la,l'esdi but and the necessary data for constructing correct observations ; upon Ford , the gaoler , e a fellow named John Austin, one of the parish of Shoreditch from their factory, which is situate about I final Mr. Finlaison states , that he therefore resorted exclu- Bowers'. understrappen In the duffing business, and it arose in 209 yards distance from the Independent, and at about the same ' * IL ma d e no reply , an ' d coo d o : ta id retc hi ng . / sieelY 'orthe Government records for the facts-and enu- some measure out of the preceding come. . distance from the I{lllo3nd-road. Previously to the last quarterd . Mr. James Hastings sernms.-1 reside at No. 4, Reld's-pliee, worsted the separate duration of life which sseencred to It-seems that Bowers and his men, togrther with lentil low vie the Meth September, most of the leading inhabitants of Shore- _ strumpas,oettrest to a ne i g hb our in g public-house, no dotibt to ditch, several of whom are individually interested in the prosperity Afbany-road, CamberwelL The deceased has been in my service each one of no less than 25.000 individual4i(e Annul-for four years past, and alwaya conducted herself with the strictest celebrate his escape from the tread - mill, when a quarrel took plea of die Independent, were the means of transferring the contract . toprkty. The deceased's sister, Charlotte, I understand, lefther . touts, carefully separating . the two sexee, Which haul not amongst them. in the comic of which' -,telott' from the Impsoial to the halo establishment. - Before, hoses*, on the.29tk May last, to place herself under the protection before been done. and bringing down his observations to ngeoUsly,Sllll struck the landlord yinlanly S'Y ea r broug ht to dm b ee n usual on such occasions, was entered into between the two which had so operated on the mind of the unfortunate deceased, IVe regret that our limits preclude our following, at any length, the remarkably curious emiclusion which he has • a rials and which ere re- trmco. closede'ool itTend•asoorliiianadiudtey,wt had ju st when th e t h i tr g u p t r o is t s h u e or loc u !t ru -ti g roo s za den and parties, and the Imperial cormented to continue the lighting until le trite Inde pendent upon him. exclaimed, "You b-, yon, I can't be worse On ta •• drawn from those authentic ro O. , p than lam ! and hit him a violent blow, which sent him could hay detwo their pipes and make proper ar- , ngements for the supply. In violation of this express under. with his standing, the Imperial, on the evening of the 29th September, cut that latterly there has been a great alteration in her manners; and in talking of her sister's impropriety, she frecquently said bee poor father's words would be accomplished in her sister Charlotte be. coming a trouble to the family. lam firmly of opinion that her sums have established, on an immovable basis, the law of' back against the wall. Ile then rushed at him again, and a off their gas, and left many portions of the parish in total darkness. sister's conduct had caused a iemporary insanity of the deceased, .1 1 ra pnathality._ maw prevailing among males and females respect- Seale ensued, during which Ford struck him several blows in the The inhabitants naturally complained, the Independent was netts- and had 'l•l4t. 'Weeati only briefly notice, that'll appears the du- faces . .t•lon,_flel him to let go his hold i but the o t eteoner, who sp- Ruda marfinetland romoyed at this breach of contract an the part ,modesu to De an expert wrestler. coptrived to seize him by the .of Brother Das and In their anxiety to supply or remedy the li • produced her lamentable death. Prior to her dissolution she made presents of bar clothes, and had lefts black silk hand- kerchief fur her brother to keep for her memory. ntien of life a century ago in England, was only three- mons Mt threw L i m on his back. He then knelt upon his cienc • they subjected themselves to the charge expressly men. am o. SttOrdlasf a t it la at present, and*that this is Anse in re- breast, and ?unmet! upon him several times, and at the same time tionetl'in I . e!n ir ..l: l o. -al s t , er ll S olln a g n is s t w oi o te rn r - Orr l tra l l a W sistt li n . t t t o ../n 3!•rr a . t E o i tr "th e Y nin ue. Le summons. . spect of each see. It also appears that the life of a woman tried to bite tini in rations places. Ford very reasonably thought The dike w as cr o wded with many well dressed and respectable !bout trine o'clock. the dee • eon' I, who I have - since : lent a i Y fi:tl, e age' j I , is vastly superior to that of a matt at every age above in- Isis hfe'in danger, and he fought with desperation " hadbunt he would persons, most of whom appeared greatly interested in the issue of into the shop, and asked for one ounce of oxalic acid, for the pus. d and 111 r. a tarsi, and o that the consequence of this difference is coot - hate ci n n g been patrol , m astered , entered - r e. a u b ee l y in killed, e h d e , stua ti °not of Ford, [p o e t, case ; in e les ruu l t r y eod uu w t r u el iju at i t t e , n ,l el t e i d ie fin mpu bet ir t a ll! of t he she pcise hi acl h e . aisinif i boot.to l ps and eradicisting•iron meulel t s. w I told t her if 7 mous in peettniary tercets depenaitig. upon lives; for ,,,t hold of the prisoner's collar, and dragged him of ; hut he still A lung and uninteresting train of evidence was adduced, the only i poown. film replied, I . l is t ri g o u u a i r • t e e e r i bt s d a ft quant i ty Ce'a i hare b it een sent tutu persons, a Man and woman of the 'same age, for in- , fought desperately, and in the course of the struggle he caught moterial point of altich appeared to be AS to the quantity of gas tor, and I must take no less, as an ounce is usual quantity stance thirty, were the one to purchase an annuity of 100/. ' Ford's wrist in his teeth, and actually bit out • large piece Dinah ! lost ; the panics fee th e lenperlel wishing to prove, according to ea'erally milted up." I then' gave her the article, end wrote in to hr enjoyed •bv the other in widowhood , if the male Other ass i stance came up., and he was put in irons. While the the word' of the summons, that ten cubit feet were lost, whilst the large g letters the words " Oxalic Acid," and " Poisod'untlenseatb, ns were being put upon him he made several attempts to get at Independent were desirous of M! it on a more general g ground, and site left the shop. osrchased in behalf of the female, the pension would cost 7 . a s ide pocket, in which , when he Ira afterwards searched, was found and the inconvenience which real;3lr. Robert Barrett, of Leicester-place, Albany-toad, Camber- -4,561. t4s. 6d. whereas, if the female purchased in behalf already minted, and would be a penknife. likely still to continue, in other establishments, front so direct a well, sworn-Early on Sunday morning I was sent for to attend of the male, it would cost only 3171. Is. 7d . . - Ford went to Mr. Cole, surgeon , in' -Ruuelhstreet, and had v i o l at i on o f f a i t h between fain public bodies • t h e deceased young woman, and found her in bed partly undressed. I France the duration of' life roper remedies applied to the wound In his wrist. which was On she part of the Imperied, e lllr. Vickers, the principal inspec. was, a ceroury ago, greatly beyond that enjoyed in Eng- Found to be of a *my bad nature : the prisoner's teeth had pene- t o r , tile.lhMtson, together with John Smith and several other On examining het I found every thing dormant. She was perfectly dead. A few hours after, about smen•o'clock, I went there again, tested to the bone., and the tendons were considerably injured• lie individuate attached to the estdblislintent, were called to prove the and there met another medical gentleman, who had attended her Led at the same Woe. . was told to keep himself perfectly quiet, or the wrist joint would loss sustained by the Imperial. The place oliere the escape took a during her illness, and on minutely examining the cup, we found We can only finttroom for one other fact, of a surpris- become sti ff ened and useless. place was minutely descrihed by these witnesses, and the quanti ty sediment of oxalic arid, Which fully convinced us the deceased leg nature. It appears that the waste of infant life among tt'hen Ford returned to the office, the prisoner was put to the o f gat a hick es c a p e d waft deposed to. h a d swa ll owe d t h e poisonous drug, the poor of the metropolis is most frightful.--Out of every hat. He had handcuffs on, which ' were fastened to an iron belt Mr. woonteaan made an animated defence In favour of the This being the whole of the evidence to protium, the Jury, after 1 thousand children - born, only 34' are stile at the time of fixed round his waist, so that he was well secured. His face was independent, dwelling particularly on the precise words of the viewing the body, returned a verdict-" Died by taking poison I the mother's next pregnancy ; that is, scarcely more than a much swollen, and he while a a h t of temporary derangement." circumstances , ouoveorior mi c h charged his clients with having " wilfully and ma- i • '. was bleeding from the mouth and nose. The • rcumstances above stated were taken upon oath. and Mr. lialla Ilejutudy" i nj u r e d the property of the complainants', and, contended half survive. naming. told the prisoner he must find bail, himself in 1001. and two sure- that in the at aliquot' to establish that charge, the case ought , r . --;-, ---- 1 a 0 TAT THE Neua Litt OF FIELD MUSHROOMS.- . ,._ On Wednesday, the OStb ult., a wedding took place at ties in SO!. each, and give 48 hours' notice. to be dismissed. 11'hen asked wh et d ef e nc e h e h a d t o snake, he said, sulkily. some angry words were interchanged between the contending Take an onion, and strip the outer skin, and boil it with . deny the truth of the *hole of ft, but I %oppose it's of no use panties, Which Mr. lOvvroutt, the Magistrate, very properly sup- them ; if it remains white they are good, but if it becomes Liskeard, which excited more than usual interest. The ' blue or black, there arc certainly dangerous ones among I .. rny l sa l sayin g anything. - -lie was taken to p ri son. pressed, and carefully reviewina the evidence, he thought it veil- bridegroom, Mr. John Grigg, a very respectable man, and Me Moos told Ford he wairelieved front his duty for the pre- dem so postpone his jusigmeot-ointil to•murrow (this day), as lie them. . . ros.-,easing much wealth , falser of a very numerous tastily sent , and desired him to take care of himself. wished Enure attentively to consult the Act of Parliament. .. •of bothr won and daughters, who are all respectably mar- 'rm. Cooper. a journeyman cinch-lace weaver, was brought up :UN lON.IIALL. A smithy, in the neighbourhood of Tottenham, has for some moutlis past remained nlet, but was at last taken a reel and settled, eocort . Miss Jane, the youngest, who, o n tra a cha rged far b a y d lt er 'i e ll u i t ain tru F s .l e w r ard w s it re of assaultingth tame trade, hue Gwt'oriein d Yesterday a reapectable.looktitiand elderly man, named James during her aged father s wtelowhood of several months, ' 8 ROakii.hed, a cntiteledttal clerk, in the employment of Messrs. few we ed s . b ack. The kn i g h t of the hammer, when he otherwise ill treati ng him. ' ' Winter and Rich. t i ) rommercl a s t rate. of I.laiiks: l tleSoutliwark. } :was made his first essay with the bellows, found they would Las, with affectionate care and attention, acted as her fa- It appeared from the statement of Edwards, that he worked for e l a s n'ioul t it ther's pendent housekeeper. ' Mr. Grigg, thc chief actor in Mr. Dart, in Charles-street, Long- acre, who had given thedefetul-not blow, and after many ineffectual e ff orts to snake them, he i 1 this affair, though far advanced In veers, still holds the si- I apt and several o thers great offence, by refusing to employ them c har ge ] w ith u ehaurelntg t h e led e a ros st s m or'nwi'tey . to g a A l m arg the property of the Wm. was obliged to have them opened, and to his grcacastonish- ment found a mou se - Usti= of chief constable in the hundred, and is a very open their own terms. On Saturday evening last, Edwards went from the statement of tune of the gentlemen belonging to the had built her nest in them, having ob- i i i active man : Ite lately retired from farming the cx- into a public-1m . . tin , use in Chafles.street, where the defendant and .it appeared that the prisoner had been in their employment tamed entrance at the tube. Of course the attempt to make Others were sitting, and they began to abuse him, the detendaut for some length of time, and was always , until latterly, considered use of Mai* Barton of Tempe ll ow, with other lands of his own i calling him a d-d unduworking scoundrel. They ell continued atruuworth .. and en -.li eat servent. 00 account of eh: rectitude of the bellows stopped up the hole. Diet sorcs Ceoes re 0 1 .14 E.-Yesterday morning, be- rm the perish of Liskeard, and lives now to possess a very , their abuse for some time, and at length the defendant threw a pot ei • 1 Y a conduct, lie w as geotragy engaged in collecting money, but extended race of grandchildren. Still, atnidst all the en- iof porter in his face. The party afterwards offered two soldiers atween eight and nine o'clock, a wherry, with two young • some deficiencies haying recently appeared. in hi s accounts, in- , jornenls of ease and affluence, surroundeO by social friends, pot of p b rtev to take Edwards out and pump upon him, and one of quiry was instituted in conseggenee, the result of which was, taco, both rowing, was obset veil to pass under one of the them did take him by the collar as, far aa the door, but there he and . blessed wi th affectionate children and their endear- that it was ascertained the prisoner had reeeierd various sums arches of Blackfriars Bridge, from the tl'estminster side, 1 . 1 -.. • • lot. Mr. Grigg relished trot the unmarried thought proper to let hint go. VI hen Ed war d s left the house. • of money from pemotts-indebted to the firm, none or which and at almost the instant a very heavily laden baNe en• one o{ the party followed him and stripped to fght, but this the 1 .T i Stile ; 1111(1 the happy solace of a fond wife being absent, former deelined. he either verbal' . scam forto wars. %me 5 nett M 11 r. or entered into his account.boek. fiesgmeweesseot the actutiery Sou the conduct tered the arch from the opposite side, and, either acci. '- he resolved to seek a rib congenial to his taste. The Ir. _Het ts.-IVesthis attack, in your conception. made upon of the clerk, it was alio discovered. that lie had been living (or some dentally or carelessly (it is thought the former), swamped • :spa/drake of Mr. and Miss Grigg in Liskeard borough y" fur the purpose of inducing or forcing you to leave Mr. Dart's length of time at a.moat etpensive tate-a rate at which his salary or upset the wherry, as in a minute or two the screams of • . ell. pluynaent ? adjoined disk of a respectable widow lady, with whom . wax not at sll in propotdon to meet. -la fltet besides having a wile the unfortunate inert were heard. The barge was carried to , i fhe sem I i lied in h ffi • p a nant rep t ea rmative. . til t acquainted; thither the • Visa Grigg and her fa ther were 1 Cooper, desired object was soon found, riot, however, in the par- ' in his defence, denied that be threw the porter at the complainant, and said the latter had sworn falsely altogether. Tir e and five children to support, lie also hail to maintain another through with the title before the barg a 1 t establishment for ake t mistress. Mr Winter one of th pa t - • -ern 1 1131 time tc make any effort to save them, but he gave an alarm, .and added, that he now brought forward e . vidence t'o bring home s n o e nT lour, but in the scullery; the kitchen-maid of Mrs. R- complainant, he said, came in with a man and•women, whn were of the cases against the prisoner. - e several boats put off to their awistance, but without avail; jboth drunk, and they were all three very abusive, and • quorrel captivated t he silver-haired, yet gallant, swain. tend she, )11. Toombs, a builder . , of Southwark-equate, was then called. they never were seen to rise to the surface. Drags wen I ' 11 lappy girl !is now Lis blooming bride. Vain were alike 11 3 ) !, (l e ' comp i s • all family entreaties, advice of many kind friends, and even ing but denied the abuse. tnent admitted that his two friends had been drink- Ile stated that, odthe 19th of September the prisoner called at his procured, and every method used to recover the bodies house, static that he was directed to receive 81.14 w doe by Witness without effect. 'lle bargeman gave WS Hattie. remonit nee ra of others. Mr. Grigg proved himself a de- lilts }Gado said, that under the Combination Act he could have to Messrs. It inter. Witness paid over that sum into the hands of the risoner., and the receipt row produced and signeirby the prism. NARROW RaeaPE.--011 Sunday • • termincel Mai, and thonolf his friends all wished him not sem the defendant to the tread-mill at once for three months, but n ßegula t or coach was proceeding from Liverpool to Man• .I i. or to Tarry, they now cordially wish Mr. and Mrs. G. long hunts to bail for the assault, and leave it to the bench of Magus- nor us the one lie received on the OCCAIIiOII. The deviator° was provedo be in the handwriting of due-prisoner. chester, it was overtaken on this aide of Warrington lir r •, , i . tinily. 'lke wedding being some days previously expect- tra•es at Seniors to deal wish him as they thought proper. Mr. Winter peeved that the prisoner never accounted for the tremendous thunder storm. A most vivid flash of light• above suns to the fi rm. Ile added that there were several other td, each morning an increasin g . crowd appeared in the The defendant was accordingly held to hail. ning, which blinded every eye for some seconds, darter cbereloyard, but on Wedr•esday it exceeded all precedent : HATTON-GARDEN. sews again!' t h e lean in Ctistoilt . The al isnate observed that the case now given in evidence lelinto the earth immediately lit front of th e vehicle. Tlit never, it is believed, were at that place collected together Yesterday Charley Stoney, alias Turner, a loupe man of very .8 • prisoner ' sufficient - homes stopped for gimlet the was toner to send hint beime a Jury, ' a moment, but on the bursting of t I e • ~ •so cleniorens and insulting a concourse as were the motley dandified apr l &ranee. was brought up on a charge of assault of an stud fully committed hin t Inc trial accordingly. peal of thunder, which instantaneously followed, and dim . . I : croup on this occasion in the church and churcb-yard-nor Mraysted ilni°°. lOsiterday morning -a letter was ttweived at this o ffi ce, from s loudness of which was proportionate to the brightness o , ,did their ebullitions end there, for on /retiring from elnoth, •li appeared ' ' 3( she prisoner guy under the denomination of a- di cense d vi c tualler, trained Dodd, residing et Chatham, on the sob- the flash, they set off at full epeetl. The driver lost 't „flar,soran, and about one o'clock that moreirg he was walking ill feet of the stolen child of al • . , . the new worded pair were greeted with shouts long and 4 . -3lts- Weller. Isuateil• shot • ' emelt * cointnaml over the horses, which were fresh, and whom i . of Brunswick - square . accompante by a triad the aeighboutl d ' d . • . in every respect answer's% the description of the k i dna pp er , entered loud, which followed them in contioued discordant uproar with one of Me frail sisterhood, well known by the appellation 01 kis b ou . e , t h e s i u o f t h e w oo l k • - ' , curbs, in the nun-apprehension of danger, pac , w ith a mile child, apparen tl y , had been lef i' a ll the way to their dwelling, not even ceasing when the Nancy Joiies.. The party was overtaken by two lathes , named fi ve niordhs old, die preced.ng afternoon: She seemed to be very un fastened. 'lle wheel of the coach was now in the ditcl t t II I! doors closed on them, and they took refuge at their own Elias Davis and Caroline Stuart, who both went up to the friend much fatigued, and appeared as if she had route oil' it long journey by the road side, and anon it was ekes tee tei upon t h e pare fireeiile.-Cora wall Casette. of Mr. SiOney. soil Eliza Davis demanded the payment of some on root. On• entering .the house, the child et' 1 let very much, and pet, the passengers, with difficulty, keeping their seats old favours, believing the stranger to be the brother of Turner. the n etidaaveured t in tabu. such Upon • If a TARO Had CO. the present Contractors, soil in shares Nancy Joiies did not lies this unseasonable interference, which questionit4Ti t er pe as to time object of her o ' s°°the atlfile horses were at length reined its ; but the driver de e two prizes of 23,000/., 31st August last. Nero Tuesday sbe conatrued into a piece of jealousy on the part of Davis, and a fused end evasive answers, both with reittuu‘ortnteoyil her final i f: l v: toua t con o: - ii. , *claret that he never witnessed a coach so violently 'oho • • ' . ' ]Oct.l9), six prises of 20,000/., with other capitals, must wish to seduce ono of her best customers. Acting d; on this sup. and se to her being the parent of the infant she carried, that it was without being overturned. -Monehester Courier. j &lard and Co. are sellinge at their old pm eon, she assaulted Miss Davis with more fury than force, and. judged expedient to detain her until • information of the circuit'. A duel was fou vitt s, on Monday morning on Putney Heath i . , . .411 be drawn. M,O, and 0 ending the battle turn against her, she calted in the assistance of stances were given at h alb ' was s i gatablislied offices, Royal Exchauge, 20, Cortitial. floe, fir. stoney, ei . . A t: office . Upon receipt of the above parti- between the same n promptly turned the tide of war by giving Plias culm, bit moh, an t parties who met and were tlisap ointe toe 0 au. of this crab ith . I simian, was ini• • '• • otbrford-street; where they sold in the last year's lotteries Davis three scientifle facers. Elated with the smashing result of mediately despatched to ' on Old Oak Common on Saturday. Tire t' - P . M and he was accompanied by 1. •• • odors , five p lees of 30,0001. and 40,000/. and in a recent his boss , he then said, " I'll give Mr a finish," and oiting the Mr. lireller, the father of the child . G'-oostr, of turf seelebritt, and Mr. oPl rs tes r, w a e n te d tli lottery all the 30,000/. prizes. .„ action to the word, he caught her up in his arms to throw her over dispute which occasioned the meeting originated in Mr. t. • the iron rails of one of the 'Muses into die res• bat tortunately for Snell, Da EAUFeLACCIDEN r.-A few days since, at Yarmouth, ~_e n firbelow 3d flo n a , , ail s . „ the notorious horetodealer, is taken; and commit- menacing his antagonist with a whip in Piccadill •y on rri iele of Wight, a waterman incautiously boarded a vessel, life r ee ' she CD: R exhibite u d c7te"iirdmarksheoPyioolletnheceinanti saved ewd on het Mil to prison in the North of England. The keeper of day on the subject of a bet on the (:old Cup at Doticaste e in which was a bullock loose, which attacked and tossed person by the rails and the prisoner. Oxford moiety gaol' is gone to bring him to that place, The parties fired twice, anti Mr. G. havi 'ng been slight] Lim three times in the air, end so dreselfully gored hire, 31r. Rooens. the alagistraie, askedlie will the prlerer what he had to where eo , uo i a ti ll the Least iti %s ;. z . n .-fa ercei l •/ wounded in the silo oft the seco n d et h 1 Out he expired shotrly after_ say to hi Tacit ? .tuarail. . en.!,...iin arge, the Mfr. , . . 4' . • . . ill tit ~. .. ,* . - • _ ..... __ ._ _ ... _ ~..„ . . . _ _ ._____. _....„_..:7„........__________:_______•._ •......._..._.___ . ______ __. _•• ~....,___._ • •. ..... ........ •• •,,... . . . • ___ . es _ '--_,,r- __ -e. --4111r* 7- i 4 • -.. 1 ' ' , -.--- ----- ‘. w • . . . ,_ , , ,• - --•.-.; - _. ~.. .. MARKETS. iFrom the London Nrw Prfre Clare:lt of Yesterdsy.f COTTON.—The demand fur Cotton last week for export brisk ; the sales amountiag to 4,000 bales. viz.-1.900 Periiarns I2d. very ordinary. to Ind. very good ; 3U Bahia I2d. good; la; Boweds, `Doti fair to good Bid, a 9d. ; 930 urats, Lid. to 7d. t , good Bengals. bid. to in bond ; and, duty paid, 130 Egyp. tans, 100. ; 40 St. Domingo, Cid. SUU A R.—The Sugar market after Tuesday hit became heavy, and very few purchases,weee reported till towards the close of the week, when extensive buyers appeared for Liverpool and Glasgow ; the market Immediately became firm, and considerable nurcfaies were reported, at prices fully as high as on Tuesday. The Sugar market opened this morning with a heaty appearance ; the stcs still about 16,500 casks short of last year; the deliveries extensive; the buyers scarcely appeared at market, but at the close of the day the purchasers came forward freely, and pearly 1.000 Wis. sold; no alteration in the price can be stated. • By public sale this fore noon, 121 casks Barbadoes sold at full prices, 735. a 78s. 6d. In Retitled goods there was a further improvement, particularly in the line descriptions, suitable for !ionic-consumption : the export de scriptions were without variation ; low LumpS 1393- ; Molasses 355. 6tl. a 36.. The Refined market has been very heavy to-clay there are no purchases reported for home consumption. and some parcels could be purchased at lower rates ; low lumps about tilt,. ; Molasses 355. 6.1. In Foreign Sugars very few purchases were repotted. GLASGOW, OCT. 8. In the early part of the week the demand for Sugar was consider. able, and the prices of our last were readily obtained, but towards the close it became extensive, and an atlsance of la. a Is. I'd. pet cwt. realised. The total sales amount to 1.27 hlids. a gots, part of which was for exportation to Ireland, and the rest to grocers mid reform. ptu told her found leceased after poison , ob. make darted The the the • of those left itch scats. de- I ted Heath, tned utfitir BIRTHS. On the 9th ir.st. in Gloucester-place, Portman-square, the of William Lynch, Esq. of a son. buryterrace, of lhi' l li daughter. tant.theady of Edward Wigan, Esq. 0; n e . . • - • DEED: OP Monday evening lagt, Air. David Lewis, of the New . 1 "' St. Clement Danes, solicitor. and many years connoted etch tb Exchequer Office, Somerset-house. The deceased was mot MP! respected by the imufe. , sion. On the 9th inst. at his apartments in the War Ofiire, Mr. E" ward Taylor, storekeeper, in the Gist year of his age. On the 2 d instant„at Aberdeen, aged &O, Major Phelps. Regiment. On Me 4th inst. at boogford House, Exmouth, Paget. • lie was on the Medical Stsh of the Army under t immortal Wolfe and the late Marquis of Townshend, in Atari HIGH ‘VATFIR AT LONDON BRIDG E THIS DAY Morning, 6 min. after 2. I Evening, 3(1 min. after 2. Printed et THE BRITISH PRESS Mks. by J. W. CARL* ' tztrand. enJ published by R. CANsios, sone 144' ~~ I'4.WFEE.—The Coffee market lies been in s uc h a h on k! awe f or some time past, owing.to the advaßeed Reason of the teer for export, and the absence of speculative demand, that the holdrn ere now bringiag forwartLvery few public sales ; the quantity list week was inconsiderable, yet quite sufficient for the demand ; the whole went of heavily, and only a small proportion actually dis posed of; the prices werea shade lower. By private contract there appeared to be some request for St. Domingo Coffee, and several rather considerable partels were taken at 57a. lid. and 58a. There were three public sales this afternoon ; the Demerara and Berbice were !Ain in. no buyers, and only a few lots Jamaica sold at the .previous prices; SO casks 1,352 hags good ordinary St. Doenlego, at the public sale, were taken in ; sitter sold by private contract. a few lots 57.. fid. : the whole of the remainder taken at 575. 11U51,' BRANDY, and 1101. LANDS.—The purchases of Rum last week were estimated to exceed 2,000 puncheons; Ja. males, 31 over 34. 4d.,211 at Its. Id; the-chief sales were, however, at Leeward., of which above I.oott puncheons were reported at teazle one price ; a very large parcel averaging under proofs at 2s. ; prod % at the genie rate, 4 over 2s. hi. The purchases were reported to be made for the contractors. and also a eutisiderrible proportion for ex port; the request yesterday and this forenoon appears rather more limited, yet - the market prices are telly supported. Brandy has , become very heavy, and the prim arc lower, notwithst an di ng every prospect of the opening price, in Franc e bring much higher t h an ! generally anticipated. Geneva is also heavy and lower., pale Is. 10th. We have lately had small parcels of purified Spirit f rom t h e Nrest Indies, suitable for the rectifiers here to make Erglibh Brandy, Gin, &c. ; as a public sale of this spirit is now declared, it is attracting some attention in our.marketa ; the strergth varies gee erally from 30 to 40 over ; a parcel 45 over was sold at 4s. for a parcel to a r rive 55 over ss. lid. has been refused ; the spirit ap. pears to be divested of all flavour of slum, and real be stated tubs nearly. if not altogether, pure spirit. DlGo.—The quotations of Indigo are notulttel, on account of the commencement of the sale this morning at the India House: the prices are going Is. Gd. a 2s. per lb. on the tine, Is. Bth. a per Ih. on the good, aad 2s. a 3s. per lb. on the middling and oral., nary qualities, higher than lust sale. Only 431 lots have b e en sold. and the French are almost the exclusive buyers. PROVISIONS.—There is little doing in Beef et Pork, - bat theprices are maintained. Bacon is steady. F ore i gn B atters have fallen about ss. per twt. ; the Irish is also minimally abort 2.. lower. • . _ _ (1 LS.—There are as yet no accounts from.the Davis Straits fishery : very serious fears are now entertained respecting the safety of the vessels. The holders of Oil are asking higher prices, but the sales lately reported are not extensive. BPICES.—The Spice market is very heavy. FRUIT.—A parcel of new French was offered at public sale on Wednesday. and went off exceedingly heavy. The early period at which this Fruit has been brought to market (long before there as a demand for It) has caused the few lots that were sold to go at very low prices, viz.—quarter and Ilall barrels Prunes ids. a 41‘.; perials in small boxes 1083. a 117 s. ; in baskets 71. 71.: Cartoons 61. tfa. to 61. Lis. quarter chest*: French Plums ties. to 701. ; New Jordan Almonds in boxes 101. Bs. to 101. I Is. : Cape Raisins 48s. a 50s. ; Currants are sought after ; Red Smyrna Raisins are now very scarce, 50s. was given hat week ; the holders are demanding higher prices. Valentias also are higher, and it is with difficulty any can be obtained. There is a less stock of Fruit in the market at the close of the reason this year, than there has been for some years past, and therefore holds out rather a favoulable prospect for the Imports of new; in ad litton to which. the Fruit in thsaicuth of Spain is reported to be nearly destroyed by the rains. HEMP. FLAX, and TALLOW.—The Tallow Market mr. tinues firm, but there is not much doing ; new 395. ; for antral the lame. Hemp is 421. a 431. In Flax there is little variation.. Tallow fordelivery—Shipment,Aug. and Sept. 18253 3 95. For the last 3 months' delivery, 38s. 92. a 951. Free on board, - . hemp in bond, . 37/. SILK.—The Silk trade remains in a very depressed state. TEA.—The declaration of Tea for next sale will be out to- morrow ; the market continues firm, except Bobeas, whicit are rather premed for sale. TOBACCO.—The Trade continues to take off small pace's of Tobacco for immediate use, at vcry full prices. It is reported a large' contract of between lioo and 700 lihds. his been made, sad we believe the rumour is correct, but no particulars asto prices. &c. have yet transpired. RICE.—By public sale this forenoon, 130 1% hole, 50 half barrel good quality Carolina, all taken in at 40s. STATE OE NEWGATE.—In consequenceof the emiplaiLt; of a man named Clarke, now confined in Newgite for selling blasphemous publications, there has been an inves tigation into the conduct of a prisoner named Jorgensen, whe was employed as luperintendant of the infirmary of that gaol. The inquiry, Which was instituted on the sug gestion of Mr. Peel, has been conducted by the Lora Mayor and Mr. Alderman Wood. As the evidence has not been permitted to tianspire, we have no means of Judging of the extent to which the above charges have been sus rained by it, otherwise than by its results, which are the dismissal of Jorgenson from his situation, and rereersl to the hulks, and the appointment of an assistant-surrecr , who. is to xeside constantly s in the prison. 1 . a I i I - - a I •IZ & •• N e MARRIED. At Gillingham Church, Kent, Richard Edgctorbe Chevalite. Esq. to Jane Elizabeth, second daughter of John Brooman, Et:. of Brompton, Kent. On the 4th inst. at Criefr, the Rev. Robert Bryden, of Bunnell". . Dunifries.shire, to Matilda, yo u n ges t d aug h ter o f the Late Laurence M•Kenzie,tEsq. Collector of Excise, Caniphelton. i On NVednesday the sth mgt. George M e a r s, Esq.eif Camelot". county of 'Waterford, to Sarah Catherine, third daughter 4 t the Isle Honourable Edward and Lady Arabella IVard, of Castle Want% county of Down. At Hutton Rectory, Essex, on the Cif] inst. Charles Grlnt• E': , .: .., of Thoby Priory, Essex, to Elizabeth, only daughter of the He' i , R. Black. '' ' 4 l _ - .1,1 1 . . . DIED: On Monday evening last, Mr. Traria Lewis, with the .• , St. Clement Danes, solicitor, and many years connected Exchemter Office, Somerset-bouse. The deceased was most hied! .. „ 781 respected by the profession. of the Neslnn , . VI gg On the 9th inst. at his apartments in the ll'ar Office, Met 11 ' !!-Al ward Taylor, storekeeper, in the Gist year of his age. On the 2d 'natant, ,at Aberdeen, aged &O, Mayor Phelps. 6031 rely. Regiment. • . ns-41 On the 4th inst. at bongliird House, Exmouth, Dr. ‘Vlilli n V arri Paget. • He was on the it letlica Star. of the Army under t " 11 1 / 1 immortal Wolfe and the late Al arqu is of Townshenal, In Amalie*. . o s 4l 4... . ill• HIGH ‘VATER AT LONDON lIRIDri E THIS DAV • **MI Morning, 4 min. after 2. I Rtaning, SO min. after 2. fh_______AN•4l..C.MTN.-. -- - --- - ----..- --. ___,--- rti Printed at THE BRITISH PRESS Oillea, by J.11%0 ,11 . 101 191. Strand. and published b 3 R. CANVON, same per. II V - • . - ..:.. - ....- -- - - 2 - -;:e..: =.. .—ir• - •fr'''''.:7" - " ---- - ---- -- . - • . Ake '..