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office by ITuniphries. en onspiciOn 6f mtesling a 501. Blink I.ole, the properly of her Mistress. . . It mowared that t;ie so'. stole was, with others, to tae autemut of 1701. in a locked box, which WAS kept its a drawer, in soother locked box. The Prisoner knew the notes were kept there, and she was often intrusted with her mistress's key,: she was suspected of having stolen the note ; but there beluga; no proof against the Prisoner, the was dis charged. Caroline Cook, a file Cepricts, was charged with stealing two twenty-pound Batik notes and a one .powel note. hie property of Jeremiah Brown, of Guildford in Stirrey, a tiliionger. • It appeared that, on the Nth iustant, the Prose entor came to town, and as lie was passing through St. Paul's Church-yard no the night of the saint day, he was met by the ! prisoner, whets she embraced iu her aruis, and he could not disengage him self from her: (this is now a common practice with women of the prisoner's description to rub gentle men:) she entreated him to go home with her, but evilest he inquired where she lived, she excused her self, and very suddenly made ott When he got to the beetnist of Ludgate-bill. lie discovered the pocket of Ms pantulatm• turtle,' insid e o ut, a nd the above mites stolen. Ile went to the office, and gave information to Humphreys of the robbery, who necotupanted the Prosecutor to St. Martin'. le-Grand, where a number of the f r ichasterlioo I reside, but the robber could not b e f oint d. The Prosecutor being in possession of the nombers and dates of the notes, lie gave tuforptation at the Bank ; and in a few days after one, or the twenty-pound notes was paid into the book, and it was traced by Humphreys to ,Ir. Phillips, who keeps the Consti tutional public-house its Orury-lane. &Mips said he received it of the prisoner fur two bottles of port on the night of the robbery, about an hour al terwurds. and that he wrote her statue on it. Humphreys searched her, and found eight ones pound notes, which, however. do nut prune to he coy part of the notes stolen from Mr. Brown ' but were given in change for a ten-pou n d no te , by a /Wen-denier in Russell -street. to the prisoner, which is supposed to have been stolen a short time since in a similar manner front Mr. Dwyer, a book seller in Holborn. The prisoner was committed fur further examination. UNION•BALL. A respectable bookseller in the Borough was sm informed by a brother of the trade, under the ful lowing the Mangold' stated, that about eighteen months share he lost a large quarto bit le, which was stolen from his stall; and passing by th- Defendant's shop in January last, he saw it in the window ; he immediately went hi and in quired where hr at it, telling hiin it was his pro perty. The Defendant said he bought it of a stranger, with several other books. The Plaintiff relpiested the Defendant would eudeavour to dis cover the person of whom he bought it, telling him in what mistier he had lost it ; and at the rime requested he (the Defendant) would not part with it. lie had, however, attended to neither of these requests ; hr had sold the book, but had not dis covered the person of whom he bought it. Th- Dtfrudant repeated to the Magistrate what be before stated to the Plaintiff; naniely, tlyst he bonght it of • stranger ; and also, that when the. Plaintiff first claimed it Si f is property, he oil: real to give it up to him if he would swear to it; this, however, he would not do, but r. quested he would keep it for a fortnight or three weeks; this was in January last, and the Plaintiff nut calling on him according to his promise at the end of three weeks, or, indeed, at Ilse end of as many mouths—he sold the bible. Th- Mag;vrate observed that the Defendant's offer of giving np the book on condition the Plain tiff weeniel swear to it, was a very fair offer; as the Minot did not mean to im,rute to him that he bought it, knowing it to he stolen, nothing more could be Jane in it ; if, indeed, he were now in clined to swear that the think was Li' lemperty, he tn. e zht summon the Defendant to the Court-of Vall s.,:ience for the value of it.—This the jiliutiti . de cleared liiinaelfelet..rmineel to do, ces IsPAha la s i.. stale dismissed the P.arl ea. HUMP: r. ESSEX APAIZES. CIILINSFORD, BLICIR V. DAT This was au action bratight against the Mfrs:- 114ot. the Rev. 11. Bate Uudlry, by Mr. 1.4 cutting slosu thirty-sive oak lice*, still about thirty Of forty dins, cows/Iry to a lease, which sta trd that tUr ..ry tree so cut &awl, the Defendant ghouls, pay intl. .hip Iliwint wa. etlleil, who proved the en.- thi t ; down the trees, he haviiii; wii.t.ted In on ; nini Mr. ileory Finch prayed thttt lie rterehned the bark. Verdict for the Ploiotiff--Dontaget 1,3001. ccrsts 40 . Cur' NEWTON. This ti writ of right, to tl•tertttini. who was the 1, 4 41 oworr of the Cock god 8.11, at Horn c!.tirch, au•i w , 14 tiled hefor, a Sp-ar i l Jnrr . •I'he pt. s-lit truant in fee slietA •d a title or Al•tr- Ytlt./ and ■ hilt', which ha -I n•tt precious to this Itnt•• S. ern .1111.11 Ir,!. I ).1 the pert of lite an old mtn of about 7tt • .1•14 w.te C:l!le.t, to wore It.. re c...'eriton of ofvfie tr ht the 11111 e w It •n h.• WWIa It•ty only lithe .1n gr ; to it ho ,e crt•leuee the Juify Ca..6h:11 , eel the osithittothed pos. ae,•ion ay a g.. titer proof of rigitt : a verdict was therrfore gn•en for the. Defendant. LtIWIS r. AOREY. The Plaintiff soI fl .1111113 4 r" from D. fentl int for collso : : film an 0111 ati:i that h. hd.i Leer., su.l.v of I...rjorr. 'Ehr Morris w.rr f.pok. 0116:1, -Looki , • • lalsd Jl , 4l'r I to 111 ..r. I f .10 An ell 1.,.:. '1.•11 1 41 .1 pX , Al.•r, ri•t a:: 1114: alcuf.* cdst, tot Wi.oess 1.C.14. MN, .1 ti 3.. V‘,l.ef 13. PI I•ic . ::i—!l.l.n wt., attlittiv r. ituttloy T'.. I °l 1• , ti •1 i.ro•, 109 In r.rne•r lat.t ;) f.irl laa• la 1., 11 ••••• • li, L. . .t ••• (Att..) I. -P) 1 is4rts 4114 ~ 1 ii. t ~.d du 43.1 tie Into , of •it- 'OeCu.l.lnt. t el.:e witiiam ca..1...1. 4.0 1.1 °ors! 11, 4 t him ! b t t d tartan 4 srii lalef; the nretter then fore to 'feriae 1k /1%. the balance, if any.in this. insult, which might health to the Plaintiff; anal after having weighed the trinsacrion in the nicest ma n ner, the Jory found b. in favour of the Plaintiff, emits tOa. rsaav r. DROWNS. This was an xenon of trespass, brought by Mr. Perry, of Bilk ricay, ag-iinst Mr. Browne, fur break ing end entering into house., making a great disturb:nal e, and taking away some goods.— It appeared by the evidence that the plaintiff, Mr. Perry, was a hasket-maker, and that a atom in of the name of Catharine Browne, lodged with him. She died io May last, and Joseph Markwell, school master, made her will, by which it appeared that she had bequestited her )1 tettieoats, bedstead, and joint-stool, to Plaintiff's but the Defendant, Mr. Browne, was determined to have all her per sonal effects sit:posed to be worth about ten pounds, and went with a waggon to take them away ; in his hurry, he took some shoes b. longing In a shoemaker, who lodged in an adjoining room ; but after discovering his mistake, returned them. . . His Lordship said, that neither Planta nor De iendant had proved a right to there goods. if the Defendant will next a kin, they might be his; but as it regards the trespass, it does silliest that nrowne cuine to Plaintiff's house, and forted big way in. I most say, this is tut sietimi which 1 am very sorry to ree ; but a trespass hue been prayed, therefore, it is fur you to consider what damages have been committed, and return your verdict se cortlingly."—Vertlict for Plaintiff. damages 51. Jacob Lndbruok and Nelph Bead, two soldiers, were cuiiveterl, Oil their own coafesbion, and the evi dence of John Ratcliffe, an accomplice. of having broken into the dwelling-house of Mrs. Mary Ja cobs, of Stan way, in the day-lime. site being Arent at Colchester, and stealing divers articles of wear apparel therein. It atmeired that the attention of prisoners was firs! entractesl in the rent by the apples no a tree, and illegally tabling the for bidden fruit, it led them into further mirehief: timid smashed the door open, Ladhrook took the articles, ■nd Ratcliffe stn.'s( watch. The articles were found upon the prisoners. They were sen tenced to Death, but were reprieved. RWLY ASSIZES. GUILDFORD, Aun. 21. The LORD CHIEF BARON doislied th• Cale,olnr of prisoners last night, they being chiefly cases of petty iheftr. Thit. nitoroing his Lordship came into court at eight o'clock, for the purpose of trying traverses which stood over Troia last Abbizes. )11:19ANCE. Thomas Garner Richmond was in4iimed ro, atop up an ancient footway in thr parh.h ni Itothe , lnthr. called Swan'e-paseage; near Saan'a-lane. iu Rothrr hahr•strett. Mr. Strjeaut Surentatt. fur the prosecution, stated, that the Deresiilaid. Mr. RICIIIII.IO.Id, W.C. COIIIAItiOr and reed-d, der. who had larze war - houses over the pissage iu quesiion; and for private cotne:iieuce he had eri.Oeirg.ites amiss - dila paie.age, and excluded the public from what hr should clearly prove was•l an, irnt public font-.ray ; and it was most import rot that the public should hare the enjoyment of it, for it nut unfirquently happened. that, (rein ihe press of rills 111 SMUU . S.• lane, the font paaaengtr had nn other means of Kt:- ling into IKotherhithe•rtreet, brit throngh thi• ps sage which the Defendant had blocked Hp. The LOaDCHIEF BARON Milted 11r. Gurney, for Defendant, whit was his defence, suoposing the Serjrant proud it to he a public way, as he stated. Mr. GURNEY replied, that he could chew it was stopped op before the present Defendant tame into proisesion of the premise.; and that it was done about eight y. ars ago, at the request of the inhabitants, because it was a receptacle for thieves and dirt. His Lo•ds6ip said, thin would be no iu point of law, 1141.1 he could oot tecrive evidence of any ouch faits. Mr.Deata Ey then irnpoaell that it should atnn.l over until the nest A.nttes, to •re if an ansicatsle arrangement eust:4l not he made between the 'Kir. tiec, as the De - enthasst was %tiling to give the pub lic a better way ut another &cacti . Mr. S-6,111 . 1 Snrrtirice obret ved, this could Ise done ills the verdict. A cer.titA of Guar!, wastlien euterrd by consent. IVRY Thomas Ifar•r,od was indicted for wilful ■ad cornyt iterjit;y. Mr; NuCis, Counsel for the prosecution, sailed the circum.tveices of Cie case as follow :—.The Dr. bailout, Haywood, had been I ipnl groom to • Mr. NI lb, rid, who resided at Shirks Hall, near Croydon. It tilit w favourite htilittr of NI , . Malledy*. talon ill, and the farrier pre• ert.hed that the horse should have as much hurley as it could rat. Defendant accordingly applied to the bailiff of Mr. M. and said the horse required two .1. L. a day. Toe bailiff thought it an unrem «nimble In tinny, hut ns the-Prisoner intoned the hoe,e e.t it, he gave him that quantity. Shortly tif.er ward., a rob b ery being being discovered in Mr. Malwily'. I 1111 l sr, the Prisoner came to his master, and sand if he would forgive hum lie would interim kiln' of the conduct of Ilialdarin, the colehinsit, Slorrir, the tinder groom, and himself —H^ thea AC itroi that they had :tweed to carry off the barley 'orb they moored fur the horse, which as, Caro Itli in the coachman's wife, where it was to be di.:io-ed of fur their joint tt•r: but afterwards, featio•J, from other circumstances that Sir. M. writiht detect the theft, they had carried 0 - c in to •ii•l thew it into a neighbouring &telt. Ile wit cterrierl before two Pit.mis. Irate.. and snore to this statement. De. It tie etitil Air. C.hastield tool( his depasition., and he • iii mit ,t 1 an evidesier In prosecute liablwiti and Morn.. These depositions were now to Court, nod it appeared dist they were sworn nu ihr of A I ntl 1.,1. hr.,, however, the Prisoner came to i.% hts evidence, lie contradicted every thing lIC the., •I•Oirr. MIA in Ile presenve of the riles, i•I t.ie lace of h.. oust depowtions, 1 : ,• to'," • wiliv.y 11.1f•rent story at the trial and far ittwitar, lie 11.. a. 5100 d outran., I. Tile Learn. ed t I then put in lies 4-po-itium., and nrovawi. Ir.•::, woes I okrn at Ili- trial of 11.1dwiti alll , l Ai..rr.•, hue d.lfrrri.tr of his Irv:moil% lie wit I.t. t, and 'cornet ,1 to one year's imp,.. • .tur .t, r.... 1 in omosil u s tile milory “t •.‘ a we ase it el.14“1. M 11 CI SPORTING Lvrr LUGESCIf R ACES —.Cuncledvd WtD\VIDA Y. At'O. IS. The Lathes' Plate 501.—The best of three 3.mile Wish. IA Stamford'. b. e. Stilton, 4 volt, 34. tib.. 3 IA °stunt's ell h. Little Prrstuit, 4 yrs,7st. tslb. alue Sa T. tt iuttingtuu's gr. e. Lut 6)4 be, 4 yrs. Itst. sib 14 3 3 Mr. Clines's ch. h. Calico, 4 )14, 74t. l tlb = 2 4 324. J0L1411 . 4 rb. g Assumed Privilege, b yrs,Bst. telb 3 dist. Cud. Williams's br.e. by heemte, 4 yrs, 711. I This was R most rxi.ellest rare Between the beats s Maras rot lungs. was ran by Mr. Pal ney's IEII. No Pretender, and Mr. Vevers a rb. r. Ding Up. The latter hulled the firt.t heat, hut, to our surprise, tiered his.liStarre; the lest brat was hard contested, and won by No Pretender by wily half a neck. - The limiters' Purse of P le, Own by the Members fur the County, wills additional private Sobstriptimis of . . . Five Guiuens';oth (is Subserib;ra, twtoouteui to WU lant.—The best 14 three foor• wile heals. Mr. Terrell's rb. g Jostler, 5 yrs, a est. 3.b I i Mr. Tovev's br. li. Cyclops,6 yrs, Lute 2 !. Mr. Bolds b. g. Chorister, 5 srs, I at alb' 4 Mr. Welles'r (r. sm. Houser's. 4 yr., tom. Ilb. Mr. Yarnuiten's b. R. Rattler, 5 yrs, I Ist 2111 ti 4 Mr. Fasn're's b. us Lally Sabrina, S yrs, i i st. Jlb Mr. Millinvon's b g by Rattler, bi yrs, list WI) 7 7 Mr. M. Rucittes c. g. Leyden., and Mr. L. tbseiutis c g. Ortbodos, *ere thallium'. THURSD•V, A Plate of Sixty Pittiads, the County and at) Subscription, Tine hest of these four• :Dar Item;. IA Slamfurtra h m Belinda, G yrs, 91b 3 I LA ()....fortn.e. is. Lillie Plll4Oll, 4 yeg, 7bl Sir ‘Vosaingtou's g yr', yet a 3 3 CANTECRII BY RACES. •Vt;t:sT 37. City Hate of :ail. Mr. 'Watson's b. r Dimity, by Trainuitor, 3 yn t Mr. Collett's b. f Mn. Matsater, J )ra uhl 3 Q Mr. Coatstrorth's b e tlilliver, 4 yrs old County Plate of Sol. Mr. Watson's b. f. :3 ynuld 1 I Mr. I.a..l3iiiike's lw. list:nerdy, 5 yrs aid ti 2 Mr it illians's h. h. Sir Thomas 'Uncle, 4 303 Ott ....3 3 fiw J. tionywood's h. m. Anderida, S yrs old 4 4 Mr. C.nllctt's h. L Miss Manager, 3 yrs old dr Mr. flaldnek's M. h. :Vilest, 5 yrs old In couct gamier. of the extreme baducss or the weather on Thursday, the rare fur the City Plate was postponed till rtida, when the Dwane were uun•erously attended, awl very exerlleat apart afforded, parttcular4 in the drat heat for the Comity Place, which was au well contutted, that when the hors.• fame in, (to utc a technical term) they might hare heels covered with ti sheet. lin this watch the knowing ones were eomptetely tubes in ; (tuarily being the fccuarille, and the odds winch against Dirsitt On the whole, the smeniblege of Gentry lint bee* nearly al nocuous as to furawr years. At the Devised Ball eau 'rhutt,dly, th.we were apw.ards of three hundred perfume re st eat, and ru arty eat ego 31 mins.ree 011 the fulhis evenirg. The Theatre was cnrado.t every evening, poetics no Pm torday, r ben the performaare was pat, ~,,, zed by the :Hew- Quantrell has unit carerienceit hi. inns) success, the writ, her hating pretested nun) fnura oats-wain hta ingenious exhibition. YUKI ktACF.S. 110/10•Y, •VGVIT In. %latch for 211.1% %lilt,. 3..h0 Laissoli's h. c. Itove , tioo, Doke of I.xeds's b c. by Sir P.ter, nst .. Nearly crest brttiog—mutt U y. The last yen nr a Sulaeriptioo of ;Ins each, for hones, &e. 4 In obi colts, 74t. 91b. fillies, 7.t Sib. 5 %11 4.1.1, wit ...., b. ti-)1 s old and accil, int loth —Four miles (14 so tarn las• 1. ) SriM. M, S)kn's b. tn. Theresa, 3-)ti old • i Lord Fairwillians's b c. Whiteman, 4.yrs nil a Duke of Haarillines Mr. e. Askriga, 4 yes all j Mr. Kieh)'s b R. R. 041 Priuce, 4.)n old 4 Nfr.T ni.......b,... b. al. Cerro, 51r.4.4,1 5 That paid 111....2 to i east Itinal Prim, 3 to it agst Thu t <3. —•.l good race. The Produce Wakes of 'noes each, b. ft. fn fear years o!d rafts, eat ;11, fillies, sat, aab —Those gut by 19 Lair ae d Iwo., E r..ltowa.l 414 —Fuer oohs. kll hobacciLecs Luca 11.e1uses 1.. c. Cervantes a 11. of tfatnaltua'al...l filly, Lady Jane 1.4 Vitro illsato'.. ch. f. Kitten, aftweed 31h 3 Seven plod leafed —Ewell heti tug us Lady Jai;e--Wota easy . The Kiwe't Plate of awes far forar-year olio, lint. ilb. hoe. year *lda, 1 mt. .in ye:or old., last. Sad aged looney bce I. .t. elb.-1 . our 411111 s. Mr. Hil:'s b c Pacl, 4 'nut& . I IA Fitz% olliaues hay cult, Wbilcnuer, 4 rs so % ld . 9 5 tel Urt tLe aciastrr . —Cud Match for 'ems, a. ft ..—Tire Mr. iiirb)*s b. g. Royalintosr, Set. receireJ forfeit from Mr. J. Shepherd'. g. c. by lhlpiai, oat. slb. urscoalr. ilwreprtakeo of goes raih, ycsre old collo, got. sib. Allies mit rwo.yr rash' ('ourse. l 9 Salreiribtrs.) Sir w Grroril'sb e by liamiotrtowion Mr. W. Hrochinouie. b. I by L'Oritst Doke o(liananirea's b f. Cowslip SI( F. Smith's br r lry Sir Siolonsow Mr. T. Ditnctoub.'s b f. by Illorwhictowisti... Mr. (i. Railittos b f keepsake Mr. (i E. Ilhtbdate'sb e Capall Two pool forfeit _ . _ . Ewes bans:, the first tiro ;gaksst tLc ficl4.-•-Wou tulerably easy. ;fty Pounds fur buries, Ste of all area; .1- yr obis sit lb ; ei.d. 7t.t ;lb ;; yr 0..1s R.t :.IS 41. yr oid. und acct., hur•es, Lc. BSI. till. —pane allowed jib. and stimileis bursts, AC. 415 —Fuer mile heats. Mr. t'uck's la c. ()endue, )rs old M. Danloy's f. Memento, .t yrs oIJ a lir. T. lluocumbe's b f. by Chance, J yrs Mr. E L iloolcorm's e. e. Seedy, 4 'mold ♦ 4 The •tuuer favourite—l/uneasy. wicentonAT Sweepstakes of Fifty Guiusa. car 6, la. R.—fur 3 yr aid rolls Hat. 415. ; 611 in 7st. Lill, —Tw". mites —(.lStaturretusi• Ld Strathwaore's be. e l.y 11r nelnlorsocer, walked over. Four paid f.airit. . . . _ _ Sweepotskesof mo¢ each, la. ft. f..r four years old eta's, est 416. 611 m, Vat . —Three wiles. •.1 "lotsacrihot• ) Mr. Pier''. cr Kln, Lt./ ttc Lord hliltou's ch. tally, Kitten Too r sa.l foi it to c mi the winner—easy g rifls. Payouts gists bs thr Cat. of York, added to one. third of a Snbarriptbal Purse, by 4i Stile:4lWe' of algs each, 14 five yearn old hor.ca, .c. bet. ;11/ e..ch —Four wiled. Mr. Sltafiu's %VII it 4.4 th h.r M NI. Syltra . • bay AIMS, TilellS3 Dolir of Irrs3.'s clu.s. It Morrtirsy D of Munition's b. b. Petrunins dr Sir. l'eir.r . • Tr. I. Liartte, 4 yon old dr C.A. Clo:ders's gr. 1. Lot) , (:.s-y. ♦ yra ”1.1 D. sf Hamill...6'a b. f. Lntly JAM', 4 n. uld .. dr Mr. T Doltr.taibe'a b. us. tyre, dr 1.4 Milton'. I.r Ctila7lllll, 4 'IS on dr 1.41 Flu* imam'. It c. Wh.lr•h•••*, ♦ y. "I•l• • Leen trim►; on 31.nrIsrss--.; to 4 brat Tiacreas-...t a 61.1 4 t. I apt 1 1 1,1116Uttli —1 but rata. The wheat hutica, gonday, became geuerial in K. ut ; anal we Are happy I. le.lnl, liso, with mime pima! exici-ptio.iii rn.naK Iron Loral stiuutiona. the h rAtimr beet. I.enefited than is jtirrJ by the ram•: not sci ibc bop plantati lII*, which hare 1.41111 . 0 - *1 111 Ih, vertu 1u11..., utanrl• itirte.l t ie On the i7ila wit. of Mr. Haines. of chit :na, three boys ants _ her I'lo delivered of twins, oh-- usionih, six clot:lieu to nice muoths fair way ad occnirrt y. On S tarday last, at I'Vesr House, near FAO. r. I of Athlone: fir J T. Dail:south, K B. of 0.1 ite 14111 a ost. at thitticol House, East Lottwir, W•liarr,•ii , t'a T0r,..., } afternaoo, al Portsnsatith: lb.' I jot Bowl, 11. e 1% M , 10 la. of s •••11 i I. Oa Tuesday be. at Sir Francis Bartec'r, F I t.. the Lail! :if f 1.01113,6 Brad Keinr, E.q. of ••, Lastlt,bl.l3lPCli, Oi a aJoi ant hum DEA Nig On The : it/ay evening, Mis Fltralarth of 'biz lap. Mr !mites Mathews, Butskoci.er and mother to the celebrated Comedian at ILI: l!mai 1 Leal!, hr Atilt oltinse, at West Bailiff, iu tbr •1 3 , • !whom, Kintsittmesli.r: at an adranee I ace. tt. dur fanner, brother of Mr. Francis Joint - , ('aronk. Ilteerney the 21st lost. al "let still, 1. Pace, tef eta Tr! Vaelaistl Walk, M,. Aspect titruc. HiCD %%ATER, TIII% DAY .`lvrz reia. spec 1. , Erec• L" E: ATR 3: 11. 1.. 1 9 4 r Tu. g..!.“ last, J. Ln Parr), b4A, as his 7.7 th aaco: I_()\D"\ mit' lln f• •111 I'll, Ne 're :` awl prbli.i.ed wt %.2./ Part nt' St Cltlogo •t ( 1 J I saw.' VW. . ._ iY4P4L LVTIE.t././tENCR. . . Arrived the Sapphire lo on ' 7 1 1 :1 . 11: 1 , 1 t : l ' l 't . 17 , '''. , viedv that tr ut a m ee po e r x ts pe fr e o;: . ilatiletw.j.,:i,ii;i.,' ~7,.. : : ttioiesia)iimiii or"' 'wand continuer at S.C. 11, it ;,,,, P LVILIOVT11•00c . 41 . r I Arrived the Itlorriston, wit , )c t -- ***4 ..-- .i a 1r..11%,•% n'l: \ ' 1411141‘11'1.111tIllieerill::11.;u:neeics' 11171o4ofprgrto‘vir:tOrt.f.irri::11:411;:c.1:11::,-j::1:.:111.::::: leapt, Of I..l'l:Tin Valle . I Ohins, is sr-turned without s.ein S tfli' , ~ i ''' 'ht I r e B l:n i idvodf:):7lihnenteridolut6:ll'hrieet:l(d;:soi/wec/fi.oe3tor.:6epliw,ti : , : a rs c i .; i t t l i l u e l r i 1.,::: 1 l'' : .; ;I .. : . : ; c 4 .; Al. F 1 4 ,:n all d n 4: a li ti , f A c I :c G r, .., ,j 1 i: I 1. : frn T in h P r , . 01 1 3 up th e havt‘,',:..u:',:T:iti;l - • 0Y Vs and the Spartas to be docked. Sailed the Carteret Paeket. L'apt....,"die, i • • Leeward Islands. -Wind S.E. 131.0 DEAL. Al 1:...T.. lams Sailed the Clyde, Rove ,,, l'wel crtlize off Flushing.-Vl'ind R. tor, I !-----!----,,,, 111 A lIKETS. PA -......___ II CORN-EXCHANGE, Arc. 44. .1 . 11 4 . CURRENT PRICE OF GR AIN. lii 1 111 Meld. se*. 9 - .1. I its Bene• ........ ~ i . ruse ditto I las Isis Tiek ditto ........... ....- Rye am. 0 61 0at5........ i. . 4 . l iii 22.4 ,s 10 Mirky ... 342. 44a Poland 11111.1 .... . 1.6 , ~ Mall 7 2S. 1 1 / 4 I Polotoe dots ......... ~ II :Me Peas / •• 1 Rope S. ed ........ ~,, .. 565. us' . o (hilem) f Fine ...or ...... 4 ., i , Dm, Pens •• • 171. 521 I Seconds ..... . .. A ...___„", lilt' UXBRIDGE ---. Pr Fora-Inspector% Return, TI2IIII4IIDAY, AVG. 23. 411 Itheat, pef load. .. 261. - , 4. Is 34. --a 14too Barley, per quarter 365. ---4. to 4t. .-.1. to I flats 3411. -.4. to 4a. -4. On, Beans .e 01.1 Ditto -•-e -•-d. to --. 4 -d occ Pose ma..___ma SMITHrIELD. talli s': . To sink the otlal, Orr stoma Ob. to 1 Reef......es. ed. to to. rot. Head of Cann, this e,. _ tes t1ett011...41. 44. lo sa. •4I Beasts ..... .... ....... 'o. col 1...a50h....t.5. col. to 71. Od. *harp sod Lard...... 7 . ; ',, of Veal 4a. all. to 6s. od. Calve s ......... . ..... J.; ail. Park .•.s. 04. to 7s u4l. Pias lra HAV.MA MEET.. /ha ESL us. ad. to /01. ss. a. Straw... O. 10e. al. to M. aot, aI: Clover 7l. Ile. 04. t• 101 Ins vl. to, me - . . NEttGATE AND LEADENHAI.L MARKET/. Cii (By the Carears.) chi Be r t 34. MI. to 414 tot Is • Veal 41. 4, 1 0 ' 4 it Mc ot 31,, tun 4 .. Sto Sa. hi. Pork .ss. bI. to 6.. It TI Easels - . •es 44. to 6 s . i d. _____-_---• a. PRICE OF TAL 4 4III P" St. James's Market se 1141 ' TO.nTall.w 67.;;! -. 1 I Clare Mark. t Vflotteghapel Yarket as 1141 White ditto.. 1.... .41 -. • Cr: flu st. of *lb. ---,- Soap slilto .. 40'.4 ni; --. t T' Ii• sid Melon, : ireSi,,,.. la -1. ore Average .... as lid Ditt o ruin. 42. ill ••••1 i to (haus Caw' Ne t . Yellow SONp, pm.--. Nettled !•n+-11,1. i ,•4 I Price of Canstlft, per dotes, los 6,1-Mo s i.h. 1.,...,1 ti., It (O.IL / 1 141thEl',A6t.t.st et. es Slips. • Ships sold. Prie. • s.! 10 Nesraestle Coal ....... off ..... fits. 31. is 4 , , Si', 3.. Senile. WA I ..Wrkle .... ... ... if -• 0.1 to - - it., I -Cinders - - to .. , Sc. AI ELT' NGS OF CR r in - r()ns AT LI. ILUILILL. ts 0% q ,41/1/12•1'. 11 r rJwitil !Tartar, Georfe•strret, Arlflphi, merit...! i : ti. Jo•rpla Sanders, Wathig.street. London ; and 1. 11 . V. nouleor)-lare, I.lisseton, Sliddlesint, nterrhoia • 5 i gal Iho f a ;4.41, Macclesfield alrttl, Soho, hoillei •. I Gouge I'lid.p Dane., late of Pl.slisot lone, coffee t. n0n.1.4..t - . -t I _ Cenig• Self, Ft in hoer!' meet, ...inner . • i I Richard !Nickels, Thomas tVilhiens, anti Lseseelot Brosben, Lochbury, Loodurs, Olanstehmassfsr. tunes • I I - • e. &chard 11inonsery, Market sheet, Margate, 1i...i.t, to . sh no s. Iwo' - • • I I DIVIDEND. th Theophilus Clirf, Tokenises,' red, London, tom cps , C 14.121. - - liii ...._.. 11 COURSE OF EXCHANGE, 1F111134.1. Ate :t. cm Amsterdam.... as u s V. Oporto . Ol j to Ditto at Right.. 32 it Rio Janeiro.... 71 I. Rotterdam.... to --• •U. Malts Newburgh .. . . :to 9 eft'. Gibraltar..." 37 di Alums no 11. fir. Dub1in........ Pa: ia 4,day's date ti 6 Cork Ditto Dour,!ratnt T: r, I Vla tt l o ri . d . ... ..... - 44 in . rl g.,, pr et r p4 Co r its os o and Earl f : i Pulrruso ...... i .:r. to paper Fortin lid 16 1,1 Ditto l4 effect. Bars P. WWI 4l Sea Isoubluoin lO 4 ! I.' 1.....:1101.11 lb r ' Genoa 34 P- Venice :. 2 Naples •. * Lisboa .. ... --- -- -- - -..-•-. .4{l 11 TC111111.111)-.-ST. SAILTIMILO O6 II7 .. -Holiday at the r''' 11. 1 S A N';l i ckrvv i r ri-eB o Di l u s " 1 111i : s e ar (l lam a: .r.t.. k .. 0f 'd0. 14 ..'-:; .?- 1: - - ' On the 17Ih ism, Ni BIRTHS. ,4 IL, wit. , of Mr. Ras nes. of the Tints Ina, was drove. In Vin"_ - sit cliikhrn, three boys and one girl, ell deed ems I ... , _ e az , her list .he aa. drlaterril of twins, which 1... I :. .4 1,, i *t o o • • month, mal,i,i,‘ six elni.lieu to mac moot . ... fa:, nay ut teener/ y. at Sheerness Garrison. M . rs ... 1` ,. .; , .... , , L. en' I • i l • House, toes, FArt.r. I. On Sbinri:ny lasi, St 1% ("41. Of .lainint: •,4 J T. Du. ii. ort h. h B. oi: s:•', .•.4..n.1.4