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I I ii tda,y he dill so unmercifully, and threatened to cut her throat with a tasur if she did not go out and prostitute her person to get hint mosey. She had worked hard for bis sup port, but she would never agree to become a prostitute fur that parpove; she had parted from him several tutus, yet she woe peva ailed nit to go back to him again, but she was now determined never to cohabit with him ageiu. • - • The Mast►r of the work-house stated, that he was desired by the Chrerweis t the parish to state, that the woman was 0(a 11111111 rrS111(1 , 113, family, and they were willing to pro vide for her, if she was separated Irons the Prisoner, who was a sail td's vicious fellow, too lacy In wot k. The P. honer, in ins ilefeitre, said, he Wild hron:ht up to the oil ..n. cutuur Ira.lr, 1101 the Institutes had got so had that he coolii ....t get %sulk. tl.• wad ready 31111 WM:lla to do airy t the stippoi t of It.. wife ; he would teen Oran hoots and it....s fur that purpose, if site wonted wily bre comfort ahle with I . As to the black eye she had gvi, he had given it to her by nrcident. Mrs. Lanscott said, that he certainly hail taken in hoots and shots to clean, hot he had beat her of a iiiuriiing until she got up and cleaned them; and when she rruunrJ, after leaving them at their owner's residences, she used to find him !yin: in lied. The Prisoner was directed to find sureties to keep the peace, and for want of which he was cuiniu;tted to the House of Correctiuu. f.MBEZZLEMENT , ✓awos M'Farlisn, wan charged by Mr. Walker, i►onmon ger, liiiileciutrect, kilaelariar., with receiving seveial sunro of money fin hint, and nut ACM 11111114( for it. Mr. Walker stated, tied he had a maiitauctory in fleet marltet i the runnier was his foiemani he found his potty eash•bsuk den. ient, aid he brought him to all account, when he acknowlcked lie was deficient 51. lie then discharged him, as in the course of nine years that he hail been in bu siness, he had been robbed itl t h e amount of 2,01101. by lips servants. After the P►isoner bad left his nervier, be found that he haul ►eceived several corns of money we his account, wind' he had nut accounted for, but put to his own use. Jost ph Ituwann, clerk in Mr. Maycock, of Red Cross street, slated, that be paid the 5/. ItSs. for Mr. NValltrr. :Ir. Minor proved that the Prisoner had nrver account ed for that ' , run. It appealed out lit [hooks to be still due from Mr Ma,eurk to hunt, althungh thy isoner had gave' A r. er apt fur eh• muffin'. r *as lutly conintittrd fur trial. A jtVENILE PICKPOCKET. Thomas liarley, a boy about eleireu years of see, was chary d with puking the pocket of • gentleman, to HolLurti, of his silk put ket•lctistlkerchief. --Catlalc, j conatable, stated, that en ittis.fay even inc, about fire u 'elock. in Holbuns, opposite Brook street, lie saw the Pl44OllCr ruts after a gesitlestrot, 40 take his handkerchief out of his pocket. lie Inirl hold r of the 'Prisoner, an : called sifter the gentleman, but he slid wit hear ltm. As to west:arm:, the Primmer to the Compler he collirttal a 'nob erotoid him, whom he told that he (thevell. stable; huh dropped the handkerchief for the vurpostr of tak ing hint tutu custody. The molt immediately full uu him, and heat awl kicked hint ; and if it was not foe come gentle_ men whim tame n i l aud interfered they would hare killed hunt . Leadlorater, owe of the Slitthaherst, .fated, that it was only !Mee weeks Mick since the Pa owner 11:41 , heroic the Lord Mayor on a similar charm—He was fully committed tar trial. TIATTON GARD IN. CAUTION TO OVERSEERS. Trsferasy a p ... r 111311, Lis wife, and Iwo rhihlren applied I.s the Magntratss fur retlrcso, under the following circuit). suolres , . . l'he man slated, 'list he earned a livelihood by hawking .41 1i r gouda abort the country, but owing to the eximme of suppotitug liii he WO. SO ft lucid that lie could nut pay fee a lreu.c, iu eiiiiscquence of which his little stuck (ahalit twu pounds worth) was seized in the country, soil be was left mum/less—and himself, his wife, and two children ler assitated to beg their way from Numbest. r to low where they rely salmi the 'tight before ; and being without money or Ihtioll of procuring: a morsel of bread, tiny went that moridocis 31r. Sildralil, a farrier, residing on Gil 'k- V! welhgria o, he hi ins out of the oveneera of that pm .h, w hi c h pa r ish Complainant belonged to, to ask for some Ire lirf ; that Mr. 511,111114 refused to give them any thing, and or de r . i! thi m immediately from his dour ; that Complainant desirril his wife to remain with her two children at Ir. door, whilst he came to this oilier fur redress; that 'Mr Silbold, in a violent rage, rause arid pushed the wurnan away, shuck her over the shoulders, and gave her tau or three kicks to the bark. . _ . 'the Msg , qia trout hear lug this, orders.) the Complainants to wait, soil he slispatchr4.l An officer fur Mr. &Wmld, to de sire his Mom (hate altriolancr. _ Mr. Silobskl came, the woman was sworn, when she stated the shove ease ov,r again in his presence. Mr. 5.610.1.1, in justification, stated that they came to his !mese and isrlixvird very iaspertinently ; he refused to I elieve them as they dui nut sleep in the p Irish the preceding night, where they last slept, they should have applied fur re tisf, and that parish would relieve and pass them; that the only as 'atilt be committed, and which he considered himself justified in was, abets she insisted on remaining till her linsbund fame hack, i 4) take her by the shoulders, and (lush her out, that he might ,hut his dour. The Mng:sti me asked the Complainants if they had any 4 witiiru, 4111 which • rtspectable-looking young woman who happened to he present, swore she saw Mr. Si hbald push the woohait with hoth hands, and (Iwo give her two ur direr kirks —Mr. Sibbislil denied having kicked her. The Magistrate addressed Mr. Sibbald, and told him lie was bound to !believe the oath of the Complainant, who sp• pcircil to bun duserving of cicala ; she had not the ap• pearanee of a vagrant or :mpostur, and her statement Mils fully confirmed by a respectable ynawg woman, upon oath. He had nothing to do with soy thing bud the assault; he sat there to du justice, and justice he would do with impartialii. tv ; and if Mr. Sibbald did nut settle with them, be bhoulJ call on him fur bail Mr. Solibalil nut wishing to give hail, gave the Complainant five shillins, which lie accepted, and the charge was dis missed. FflttET. )fargaret Allen wan charges' with robbing Nichu!as Collet, a servant of Priure Esteslnlay, the Austrian Aiii• bassadur, of a 201. note, the facts attending which air bricily as fobow : The Prosecutor Aorta 201. and via notes of 1/. tack. and be Ind become itteht toted at the Pomfret Castle, in Wigmorr 'greet, where he displayed the whole of his moms iu looking erre them to get change for a Dom. He knew that the Pri sontr took his book from hint containing the oilier motes, but he was too far gust to help himself. Plank, the officer, got informottiou that the Prisoner hid endear...roll to get change for a 201. nute.at a shop in Gee's con. t, a n d while the shopkeeper was gone to ascertain if the mwte w4s good, Plank took the Ptletillef, who was wait. 111:, to 111 , PlOlRCtliot, UllO 11111111h.11 her. 'I i.e mote was mat .1 to has, been part of payment of .1,..ft at M. moors Curtis, Kuban., sod Co. f0r2171. and op worrols, to Mr Pearae, a steward of toe Austrian Ambassador, uu the: 1511. of October, from him to Allen, another btiVilMi, end lastly to Mir Prosecutor fur wage... The Pi isomer was fully committed for trial. ROBBERIES AT DR. I3REANE'S. own named Brown, who keep( an iron-shop in Peter sheet, St. Lnes's, was charged with stealing a valuable snuff box, the property uf the Duct...r, and other articles. *own was employed at carpenter's wink in the Swum* of tie Prissecubm, 31 [3, WWI and al Spring•garilem, and several petty thefts were • nutted before the snuff box was lust, .ehich set inquiry ost foot. Suspicion fell upon the Pet owner, and Plank, upon searching his house, found some es 'fling articles, sloe 09CCUI111 . 11 properly, but nut of sutl . emit consequence to prusecute, and the Prisoner was rept.- mandril and dismissed. Plank at length found where flee faot was pledged, and secured the Prisoner ogain, when his wife hastened to the pawnbiuker's drop, and she was then ta ken into custody also. 'Ulm pawnbroker identified the wife as the person who Ltd plidgeol the how. The story of Drown first was, that he had boorlit the box of a stranger ; ana, secondly, that it was a fmnily box. His name hail been menses, on it since the Prosecutor lust it. 'f he man *as remanded fur se-examination. *UREN-SQUARE. CHRISTMAS LUXURIES FOR THE POUR. Yesterday an investigation respecting a stolen sow took place at this Office before Mr. Fielding and Mr. White. It appeared that on the 26th of December, Mr. Carter, a butcher, at Chelsea-market, had his premises broken into, and a foreign sow, big with young, value about 121 stolen. The sow was the only one of the breed in England, which rendered the loss inure severe, and though every exertion to recover her was used, no iiitehlgesice was hail WI last week, when Mr. Carter was passing by the shop of a man named Joseph Alsup, who it seems is a dealer in any thing, in Jew's row, Chelsea, he saw some pouk of an extraordinary colour, and cut up in different manner to a butcher's method, ex posed fur sale in the window. Conceiving it was his sow, he examined the pork, anal found it was quite unfit fur nee. He pm information to Geo. Foyle, who discovered that Al sop had purchased the carcass (mom Rith. Heddington, laud turd of the Maidenhead Inn, in Hslf Moon-street, Piccadilly. The officers went to apprehend Heddington, and met him at has barn home on Sunday night, and informed him of the charge he luau against him. Heddington promised to attend yesterday of his own accord, and the officers trusting to his word, he accordinly came forward as lie promised. Mr. Carter stated the case to the Magistrate, soul deelarail that the pork, in the state it was sold, although the sow was fat, was unfit for use. Mr. Fielding called ution Heddington to account fur the 111U11114e lie had got the rook. Iledditsgtun told him he had purchased a sow from a fellow with whom he had hero tic. quainttd at N 0.9, Air-street, St. James's, for 2/. and sold it killed to Alsop fur 3/. le. 6d. ; he did out know the sow was stolen. Alsop admitted he knew the pork to be unfit for use ; and that lie gut 9J. per lb for part of it. '1 he Magistrate censured the conduct of Akop and lied dingiun in very serest terms but as the thief was nut in cus tody, he consented to their ltberatiou ou promising to at tend when again called upon, and told the officer to &idol the past of the pork which had not beets disposed of, at the same tuna expressing his fears of the rest breeding AU in (robot amongst the uufurtunatc consumers. A NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS. The fnllowing is tin extract from a singular cor respondence between Cobbett and Sir Francis But. deit, published in a Paper of Sunday. Cob bett's letter displays it very new way of toying old expressed in a style well worthy the ex quisite moral anti intellectual taste of the writer. 'Ube answer of Sir Francis Burdett it just, manly, and stvrre. 10 SIR FRANCIS BURDETT, BART. Nuith Hampstead, I..mg .141.m20, ISI7. SIR-1 enclose con the copy of a letter to Mr. Tipper, which I beg you to have the goodness to read, and to con sider the controls of it (as far as they relate to the liquida tion of my di bts generally) as addressed to yourself. lu ad dition you will be pleased to understand, that, as to the debt due to you, nu pains shall be spired by tae to obtain the nouns of paying it as son as possible; amid 1 beg that you will furnish Mr. White, toy attorney, with your charge against me, inclndiug intectst,thal he may transmit it to me. I now transmit to Mr. tt'hite Irrigars note of hand. It nord be endorsed by you before I ran proceed against Wright. *I his rascal always contended that he harrow ed the mom y us. his own account. Your word was quite sufficient to move the contrary ; and though no pact of it Wall ever made use of for sic, and tholizli the aibitratur determined against my b 1 mg at all responsible , l th oug ht myself and still think myself hound to pay tun, you putting me au a cuoilition to ri cover the D an ny hum him, abaci. you can at once du by endorsing the mite of hyoid. IL am aril aware the mounds of complaiiii and repro:kill to which debtors always expose tbcroselvca, and I am unit V2lll fllUtiCii to expect to escape consequence' to • hieli :ill others are liable; but if I Cully pay to the last teething, those grounds will be all swept away; and as I am in no doubt of being able, in a slim t space of lime, to pay every one fully, I anticipate with great satisfaction the day of my deliver ance Isom this soil of thraldom. I am, Sir, Your most obedient and must huintic Servant, I%M. CO B BETT. The rrply of Sir Francis Burdett :- 11.) MU. WILLIAM COBBETT. St. Jameis.place, Jau. 31, 11118. SIR—I have just received yours of the 20th November, and carefully, and nccurding to your desire, perused the en closed to Mr. Tipper It is not my intention to enter into any controversy re specting the honesty or dishonesty of paying or not paying debts according to the convenience of the party owing. It seems that if it should ever SUM sour touveliieuce, and take siothiug from the comforts and enjoyments of yuurulf and fit mily, such comforts mid eoplyments, and means too of dist iit 'Malting themselves, as you think they are entitled to, all this being previously secured, then you think yourself bound to pay your debts ; if, on the contrary, that cannot be effected without sacrifices on your awl their part, iu that case your creditors have no claim to pc efer and yon no do t y to 'inform. You then stand absolved, recta, in Toro conrcieatia ; and for this singular reason, because those who lent you their me.ney when you were in difficulty and distress, in order to Save you and your family from runt, were and are unable to protect you either against your own fears, or the power aim arbitrary Government, under which they have the misfortune to live, and to which they are squally exposed. These prin ciples, which are laughable in theory, see iletestrilile to pote nce. That you should not only entertain and ■et upon, but openly avow them, aud blind your own untlerstandiug, or think to blind that of others, by such flimsy pretences, is one more melancholy proof of the facility with which self interest caa ,•fume the mask of hypocrisy, and by menus of the weakest sophistry, overpower the strongest understand ing. How true is our continuo law maxim, that too roan is ✓u upright judge iu his own cause ? how truly nod prettily said by the French, " 14 /Valu►s Se pipe;" nor less truly, though mire grossly in English," ?intuit's her own Ilawil." lie exprossios- my abhorrence of the principles you lay down fur your conduct, and concerning which you dial. {nage my opinion a little oufairly, considering the ridicule with which you at the same time threaten to overwhelm the uwftrittmate wight who presumes to dith r from i 11 4 .111, I do OW desire that you should act uproot nosy other with regard to me; I should he sun y your family were put to any incon venience on my account ; should your circumstances ever prove so prosperous as to enable you to di►charge your debts without infrinciug upon those new principles of mural oils- Indio° . you have adopted, and which fur the firm time since the commencement of the win ld have, I believe, been, though frequently acted us,, openly promulgated. As to complaint or reproach, they are the offspring of weakness and folly ; disdain should stifle them; but nothing Call er ought to stifle the expression of disgust every honest mind must fet I at the want of integrity in the principles you proclaim, amid of feeling and generosity in the sentiments you espress. 1 sin, Sir, your must obedient and must humble Servant, F. BURDETT. About eleven o'clock, on Saturday night, a dreadful fire broke out in (?Irosvenor Mews, which consumed a considerable extent of stables, &r. to gether will, tile work-shops of Mr. SERLE, book binder, Grosvenor-street. We are sorry to ear, four valuable horses were burnt to Arai, h. Through the exertions of the firemen and a good supply of wider the {limes were got under, without extending to more valuable premises, which were much to be pprehrlifird. Wu hear it urigitiated through nue of the ostler* KatoK into the stables with a hglited candle, and which communtcated to smile loose buy. ENECOTION OF ROBERT JOHNSTON, •MD HORRIBLE OUTRAGE! EDINBURGH. DECEMBER 31, 111111. We have thin day to record one of the must dis greceful scenes that ever t• .k place in this city. The unfortunate Mali was convicted and sen tenced to the for Robbing Mr. Chaney, candle maker ; his two accomplices, 6.1110 w iv and Lee, were sentenced, the I er to Emanuel', and the lat ter to seven years' tratispairtation. Day-light yesterday exhibited the new apparatna for the melancholy catastrophe. The place fixed upon was before the nortlimost window On the west side of the New North Church, a few yards from the High-street. Numerous groups of people con tinued to assemble about the fatal spot to examine the dreadful preparation, and us the hour approach ed the crowd was very great. The uuhapr.y criminal walked from the Lock-up- Douse to the scaffold, which he ascended with a firm step, at twenty minutes before three o'clock.— After spending a quarter of an hour in prayer, he shook hands with the Reverend (lent leineu who at tended him, slid mounted the platform with forti tude. . . . The executioner occupying a longer time in ail justtog the rope than appeined to a great pint of the spectators to he necessary, much disapproba tion was expressed ; the platform gook shoot a minute before three. Unfortunately the rupt was too long, or the height from the rt H Wok! to the beam from which the sufferer was suspended ; in consequence of one or other of these Causes, or both. his toes rested on the floor of the scaffold. At that moment a policesien. in front. re sisting the eitcrwielmielit of the crowd, pit-lied one with los bubo', who cried out " Murder !" It is pro bable thn•e at a distance imagined the exclamation to be occa•iouril by the pitiable ►ituation of John ston, and therefore jollied in it. Stones began to fly towards the scaff►ld (of whicli, iii lurkiiy. tl e state of the ground afforded sn apple supply), and the fltigistrater and their were compelled to make a precipitate 'rut at. ft was well for the executioner that he escaped nt the same tune, for at such a moment the cooseliienves to him most have been fatal. The mob continued to throw stones. some of which struck the unhappy object or insitiomw.t, and others the church win do,v•, At five minutes pa.t three, u person very deliberately s►tpprd from the cron,l on the Iligli street, leaped ill the .e.,110b1 with a knife ready open, distnignt•bable ficri its brrghtu. ',ior, as see have been itib.rated, a ►artjetl instrument taken from s Case on the in•ta n i,, rut the rw e e, and, n u ll. seeming isoconcerio, returned to the crowd. The body fell with the bead to the trout t , t the seatfohl— a sight harrowing to the ft clings of ail possessed of the least sensibility. Missiles still continued to fly, chtegy directed against the windows of the church, alintist every Inane of which were destroyed. t toe large stone struck the inanimate head of Johnstint a heavy blow. A lame person, with a crutch, next climbed the scat. fold, and then u I :eater:it rush took place. The body was raised up. and the rope unloosed, with which the lame man exultingly descended ; the cap was taken off, and thrown among the crowd—at the same inns ment a cheer was given by those around the body, meaning, it is supposed, to announce that li re remain. eil, which was received by loud clapping. The coffin, light in its material., was thrown among the crowd, and in less than a minute broken to atoms. The body was then borne oil in the direct;on of the Lawn. market ; Batlhe Paulson, who was proceeding to the Castle, protected by a strung body of the po lice, to obtain the aid of the military force, caused the bearer• of the body to change their course, and they wheeled about and arrived almost unpeiceived no the opposite side of the street to the Police Office, evidently without knoning w list to do with it ; here, on being attacked by the police offs. curs, they dropped the body, divested of clothes from the waist upwards in the process of carrying (the most appalling sight of the whole), which was then taken into the Police Office. A detachment of the 88th regiment arrived voon after, billowed by another headed by Major Graham, which wet►! po•trd across the Liwitinarket at the well, and in a similar manner faun► the high Church is the Exchange. Various reports were current about the state of the unfortunate man as to his reanimation ; how ever, he was again carried to the drop, and at five minutes before four o'clock was launched into eternity. The military remained until the whole apparatus was removed, and we ore Irinpy to stale no further distill bailee took place. The vhops in the neighbourhood were closed Oil the 14,4 dtsposi tion to riot, and many of them were tint reopened that night. We have not heard that any persona were er ri,•usly aiirral, t,ut many inemisiderate women, wit , childitii in their arms, were thrown down and trampled tin. No appea►acce cf preconcerteil Clot was visible— on the contrary, it aror✓, we believe, (ruin the oil toward arcumstato es of the instant. Ilarris and William Fii:pairick escaped on Satiirdoy morning fruin the Bellerophon hulk at Sheerness. The former wit capitally con victed at the Northampton Assizes, Jilly 1818. and his sentence committed f r seven years transporta tion. The latter was ,•:.;ntallv convicted at the L moister Sommer Ass P-s. 1818. and his sentence commuted for transportation lur life. tlu Thurbibly morning, shout two n'rlock, the sliel li lig • midi of Messrs. HORNER and DRAKE, near the Falling Lock, Wakt ti• Id, V/311 1 discovered to he on lire by the watchman of the Colder and Elebble hiavtgarinu warehouse, and before assistance could he procured, the flames had made such progress as to render all attempts to save the v,.inable build log, in itie cuuteutN useless. The building fell in Shout three o'clock. By the exertions of the tire meti and isthabitttuts, the further progress of the B a rnes was prevented, although the extensive corn warehouses nearly adjoining were fur A considera ble time in the utmost danger. The loss will be very great ; a cons►derable sum, we understand, was insured in the Sun Fire Office. The lire is sup posed to have been occasioned by the friction of the matitiuely, ur ruittbustiou of th e ( t wi t p rocee d. nig hum a parcel of foreign i7uris THE. it-Rr. ING-KOOM, JANVARY 4. OY. •10 lo 1 aft , ' Lord Sitaweirs uul of 13 to I apt !Junin's TATTERSALL'S BE" 101 to 1 apt Eophrster II to I sgst Pledge IR to I agst Irk 10 to I apt Wtldlire OAKt. 10 to 1 apt Vanity 112 to 1 apt Sarcoma 11 to 1 apt Blue Stockings Fifty borers are named fur the Doncaster St. L. gee. DARING ATTE.NPT AT BOBBEItY. A few tveitings hack, as a young mail, residing in Peter. street, iVeSitlii/ISter. way going from Stain.' street, Bond. Street (where be bad been on a message), to ‘Cestminster, be was attacked on the road hetwren the Palace mid the Pagoda. bridge by three fellows, one of whom stn,r k hint a most violent blow on the nose will, a bludgeon, sod knocked bim down. He was stunned with the blow, 3101 i they were just searching his porkeil %lieu a person came op, on whose ap proach the ruffians fled He was conveyed to the Blue Posts, in Qnrru.sgnare, in a hrutscil and wretched Nlllll. Several persons have been lately robbed near the same 11144:C. BOYING. On Saturday morning, about half-past ten o'clock, mainly light took place in linaton-lields, near the Rosemary lirmich tea-gardens, le-tween Murney, n sprig of the Hiber nian selionl, and flitter, win. Inc some time past remained the undisputed rumple's), of the east end of the town. The dispute arose at a public-house in East Smithfield, where Willer called Manley a nick-name. M army then challenged him to fight fir bf. Willer was seconded by West Country Dick, and Nliirsio y, by a 4:unmade of the name of Carter. Willer seemed to he superior in science. and sou during the first ten rounds the favourite; butt his *Way t succeeded in planting a severe blow VII his face, which brought him with a treinimilims force to the ground, after which be be ll ayed great weakness, and evidently fought shy. The It it tie lasted about an hour and twenty minutes; both were dreadfully Inurishrd about the load Waller oa.a °Mired to give in, and NI iirney was declared s ictor. Murnes's second &fired to hark him fur 101. against any Mill ui his weight 011 that die mouth. A second fight took place heist...en Jacob Ahrabanas, a Jew, in Petticimt.lane, and Ji in the er,ll miteel lighter it kingdom!, fur a tine pound note. These men had fought th er e to n es b e r or e, and were so cupid! a match, that each bat. Ile terminated by mutual consent : tint now, -tiler a severe contest, in which each lost a great quantity of blood, and tat re smieli disfigured, Jem the riddle.' at. rauyuislwd. Se veral hundred persons were nu the ground. ACCIDENT BY A STAGE COACH. The Regulator, alias Chronometer coach, having four insole aiol ten outside passengers, besides the, coachman and guard, and a large quantity of ILICKA,Ze t W 26 merturned about six o'clock sin the rimming of the tath ultimo, be. tweru and Dorchester. The road was excellent, and the light front the menu aiiil stars clear ; then, seemed ilierrfme to be no possible way of accounting fur the acci dent, hut from the culpable carelessness of the coach. man; the ranch having, gone off the line of road at a right angle, fell Rat, with a teemendous crash, on its side, there being 110 hedge or mound to break the fall. The outside passengers soiraculusisly escaped unhurt, except some severe bruits, and one woman, whose arm was much injured. The inside passengers, hastier. were nut so furtunste.—Mr. Franklin, of Plymouth Dock, was very badly wounded *la the load, the scalp being removed, and his skull laid Imre for sm.. rat Inches; he still remains very ill at Dock. has. k:lteas, also of PI) mouth Dock, receive) a heavy blow on her Iolrlacad. Mrs. Etliwou, the wife of a respectable solicitor in London, hail lien aria severely brais ed near the elbow. Mr. George G odlake, au equally re. spectatile solicitor, received a very Fatima r o u t l ihi 1 1 1 l i n blue back and right shoulder. They had all to walk tire miles and a half to the village of Poidtmon, Lefoie medical as sistance could he piociireil, where Mr. F. aukiiii's wound was very skilfully :iittlided to by Rei , k., 7111 einiiimit merlin of that place Mr. Frank:its Is s51!)1104•01 to have re ceived his wound from the edge of 3 ea,mer Migle belonging to the goarl, which the latter lia,l iiito the pocket of the conch; he bled.,: I:. "fusel) linter; tav pass. ',ger, mall be exiricated from Mimi siticitioii, that one of the ladies was literally eorsrt,l with blood NAVAL INT E LLIGENC 1101iT.MOUTII, J&NVARY 3 yesterday arrived the Nidi iiier is aii-uort, from l..00l•fo, to take in truups; and the Suphis, (tom Chathaub (ur SI. lit leas. _ Soiled the lwlititry totwirort foi r;. mouth. Came tut.) hal bout the Lorne, to be paid off. JANIJAUT Came in the Clplc, Smith, from the Cape of Citsul II ;w ; tilindihrth and Mary, Bruan, frutu Barnum A)re., with her !num+ and bowsprit sprung, b•ith Cur London, aud riAnatu wind-bound. Sailed the Heron oil a erni.r. In H arau aie—lmprtgiohb, Ctatle, Superb, Re voiurionsuee, Ar.b, Dwdit; and Fei•et, Fancy Revenue ,ut ter, awl Quail fender. lu the Sound—Spartan. RARWICII, JINVARY 3. Arrived the Castlereagh prket,; oh Ul4ll, &C. Irma 11.4- laud, arol reports that there it. rro Ire at llat . 11.1 a, sir thin e , but plenty at Rotterdam. WiT,T.s, JAVVARV 3. The Proserpine, Greenhorn, came ors Aorta oft rhis place on Friday at II p. as in a Ruck fog, but is since ; r o t of , tu d pot Otto tha. harbour; the cargo saved, but the weasel is much damaged. Tr tf., JANUARY 3. Sailed this morninr, with ill.' rent of the owiward-bound, the %Volltaut Vitt. Graham, for Si, 11. tens and Ind/a; C. S. Curb..., Limb, for &mainly ; Prin , t Itt-droit, Clifford, for ditto; John Shand, Purr, fur Jamai ra ; and But:Willi, iimulyn, fur Corroada. FINZAVt E. JANUARY I. Arrived the Cauad3, frum si. Nrw Brims •irk. CORK, ItifFAt!IFIL 29. Arrived two !copepods with the intis Ccionsessi, us Hula! Irish; a o the Wisolcdocre, f5...11111 LI VC, IWO I, to take troop. fur SI. fit Islas. Sadist the Importer ;transport), for the Ist, of Wsght, with troops. NeATFASTID, DI CINIBFR 2 A rrivr.l Ilir Jahn Y.rlmrr, A.tuitsitTa, trout Calcutta, f,.0. Liver pt , ” l , ,1 1.4 Au t el m ; Gant NI solram, 'Jilt Supirni , bout o. 4th November; :411.11 frual Se. atielat, li. Ii PAVIA°, OF WATERFORD. DEF. 29. Arrived, at five ti.:lat Ic yesterday a fretting, the. ship Joslyn Palmer, of London, 393 ton., C...11.1y Samna. rs, horn Caleiilla aid the Cape nt . Gond flop., o lib sugar, cotton, saltpetre, and paasftager.a, hound to laverpool, bd day■ from the Cape. 'floe lA posy Pilot Nl...tea's arport says, that this is the first ship that, within his refollection, has entered this bat hour dasect room thc Gast lushes.— Captain Satrodrr repot:. that she sailed taunt Calcutta Sand Heads Ist Alivart, horn 51adras Ails S pta tither, Cape 4th November, St. Helena 16th, Ascension 22,1—htingal nn na ws Lat. 4. N spoke the Rugonst ship Dwina, who li ha•l been detained 2b days toy contrary wtmd., between lat. O. 40. and 4.50. N.-13th Di ernabee 'puke the Beleravr, of Livia pool, foam Rio Janeiro to Icalnan, hit. 30 3.5. N. 10ng.:15 24. W. The schanant r Cathecille, Elm, a, from Nre. l'amotallatast, Cur Waterfall, h,. pill into Bnllidrnnb, near Skibbrieeti, cone iy Cork, nodes J ,y.uiuts s having envied ;tasty bulb masts to lute &sobs. I~IARtR .. -Laws- CORN F.ICHANGF., MONDAY, JANUARY 4. We received this morning about 13,000 quarters of Wlsrs i s, English and Foreign; but there being wily about 3,(0),) (lusrters from E•+ex am.l Kent, flue samples were taken nif in the early past of the nuorniug on full we good tens , ss thus thy week. Although the supply of Osts was large, near 25000 quarters linglish sold fotrien, rt the trade As a tolerably brisk at last Monday 'a prices. Fuse. Barley sap. p or ted its price, but grinding samples were hc.svy. F rio , r and Beaus continued at the ls.l quoted prices. CURRENT PRICES OF GRAIN. Foreign Whunt 6!. ditto 7os: iv• LllElist% rClatat Grey Peale 53% 59p I ue ditto ..... TO. 1 . 14; i;. lh . 71,4 ditto 1•2•1 Old ditto I V , 10111 7 it 74, Nye 5O. —s Fist ditto —.• ()Id thito Fr 0.41 Oat 4 Harley 42s 50s Fine ditto .. 6os 64s --- - Fine ditto . .4, YulanJ ditto 32. se , New ditto ..... ..... 70s 73s Fine ditto 34 4Oh Malt ties 86* Potato ditto 3s, 4Go Fine ditto White Pease (botless)66s 70s Fine ditto Rar Semi, per last Ant Fine Flour CSI 704 Secant's 6 Ol G;Aw PRICE OF BREAD THIS WEEK. The hictirst price of the best Wheaten Bread throncknat the metropolis, is stated by the principal Bakers to he One Shilling and a Halfpenny the Qoartern Losf.—Ssi ot Batters sell the Quarter,, Loaf from uuc penny to too-pence 1k oz. lb . or. Peck Loaf to wci:li 17 4 (Marlero Loaf to weigh t 54 Half ditto Bll Half Quartrrn ...... 2 fq SMITHFIELD MARKET, Mom) Av, JANUARY 4 This day's market was well supplied with prime Beans, and the skew of Cattle in other respacia was pertly zit'. Mutton is cheaper; Serf, Veal, and Pork, sold at last priers ; and the trade us g I was tolerably brii.k.—Thesair s iii the Haymarket were somewhat lively: Hay, Straw, sod Clover fetched hest prices. Annexed is a correct ststensrut of the prices and numbers:— To sink the offal per stone of 81h. Reef....3e. Si, to ss. od. Head of Cattle this day : Hutton As. 4th. to 6s. Ad. Beasts 2 896 Vea1....4s BJ. to 6s. Od. Sheep 19,990 P..rk ... 4s 4.1. in 6s. 4.1. Cakes Lamb... Os. 0.1. to 0.1. Od. Pits .... 241 HAY—HARK ET Hay........ 41. Os. Oil. to 81. Os. Od. Sraw Clover 4l. 10s. 0.1. to 91. Os. Oft. NE%S'GATE AND I.CADENHALL MARKETS. (By Ilse Carcass.) Beef 3s OA to 5s Oat Veal ls 04 to 44 Ort Mutton.. 4s 04 to 5s Oil I Pork 4s 8.1 to Bs 04 PRICES OF HA' ST. 3 &MIES'S. Ray et 6: Oil to tit Ss 041 Straw S/ 54 0 , 1 to 31 04 0,1 Clover if Oa Od to St His Od PRICE OF RAW As stated by the Tallow :11eiters. St. James's Market ..% Od Wbiteelmpel Market 5a Od Average.... 5s Ott PRICES 4W TALLOI Town Tallow 85 6,1 04 Yellow Russia 83. Oil —. Od White ditio...77s Od —s Od Soap 11190.... 76s Od —s Od Melting Stuff 65s Od 0.1 Ditto rough-42s Oil Od PRICE OF CANDIES. From Tallow almoners Hall. Price of Candles, per doze", 14s Od—Moulds. 154 6d. 6.1. per &sett allowed for ready mouey. PRICE OF HOPS, per Cwt. wrw BAGS. new POCIIFTS. Kent.... 5/ as to 6/ 15 , 4 Rent.... 61 15s to Si Os Sussex.. W S. to 6/ 0. Susses it 01 to 71 n. ....01 Os to 01 Os F.ssex Gl Gs to 71 Esitiksim, second, 9/ Os to 111 os—Ane, 11/ to 1 Foreign Pockets 4/ lOs to 51 Os. HAW HIDES. Hest Heifers and Steers (per (rolinary..l* 101 to 9.. ot I stone).. 2s 6J to 2s 106 Market Calf.. Os to 11...0 ti %Mop 2to 241 to 2s 4.1 Egg. Horse Os 0.1 1.1 Os 0; PRICE OF LEATHER. Ruth, 50 to 501bs. each 0 1.1 to 234 to. lb. Ditto, 58 to tifilbs each 2441 to 25,1 Dressing Hides Flue Coach Hides .. 20.1 to 21t.1 Crop Hides 35 to 40 tbs (omitting-18d to 121.1 Ditto 45 to ..... 191.1 to 2144 Calf Skins 30 to 401t,s Ditto 50 to 7011 is 34d to 3941 Ditto 70 to 80th 33d to 384 ~tttallSeals(Gieculand) 244 to 264 !AMY ditto T ^d Horse hi.!, 1174 to 19d Spittio.h Hone hides 234 to 284 SHEEP SKINS. Polled, 7s 6tl to 9. Od—Dowus, Ss Od to 6. Od. OILS, per Tun, of 262 Gallons. New Greetil.V/tiaM.. 371 381 Spermaceti 9141 I. Seal. . 43/ —1 Pals Rape PRICE OF YESTERDAY. Ilsisk Stock.. ......268 I India 80nd5..82 85 1. , . 3 per Cent. Red. 77/ 78i I Ex. Bills. 2...17 19 pr . 31 per CERA B7i I Lottery Tickets,27l. N- I 4 per Cents. 9sh Cons. fnr Ace...... 7' , .; 5 per Cent. 1797-108 79 79111 Batik L. A 0n...20 I•I BIRTHS. On Solid:4p, at %Tykham Park, Oxfordshire, the Lady Daniel Stuart, Emu of a daugbter. On the Slat ult. at Maiden Erlegh, near Reading, Berk+. the Lady ofJanies Whebie, EA* of a sou. DEATH. On the 29th ult at her house in Upper Rerkeley , treet, the 94th year of her ag , , Mrs. Scott, relict of Edward Scott, E.g. of Scott's Hall, Kent • she was wet•unrse to his R..% Highness the PI 111 Ct Regent; she has left two suns and tout daughters. HIGH IVATEII THIS DAY AT LONDON.BIGUGE. Morning 53 after S. j Evening WI after V. LoNDON: Printed aud Published at the Office, N 0.127 Strand; •here Advertisements are received, aud 11.eiten , (post paid) must be addrened.—C. SMITH, No• 1 Clement% Inn, Printer . .—J. WHITE, No. /11111, Sl'Vd Publi eller Mt AND STRAW. Hay. .71 O. Od to lit 10. 0.1 Straw It 10a 0(1 to 2t ffin (13 Clover 81 er otl to 91 9. od PAT, per atone of 81h. I As stated by the Butchers. I St. James's Market ..44 II I Whiteehapel Market 4 . 10:d lArerage......4s lld ', SOAP, ice. per 1121 b Yellow Soap 104 s Mottled Curd l2O. Palau 1 Ids Graves 24c Os Good Dreg 5....... 104 44 COAL MARKET, JAIOAAT 4. Ships at Market. Ship Sold. Price. 65 Newcastle 23 Sunderland 1 Scotch Coal O. .. a. Od. to —s• 0.1 1 Clsin Main Coal 0 .... —.a. Od to —s. WI i Halbeatb Coal 0 .... —e. Od. to —s. Of 1 Cinders 0 ..... —s. Od. to —s. Od. ~~ t b ~: