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MI 4 1 '~ t' r EXECUTION AT MAIDSTONE. 1 rron LLOYD'S LIST. of L'c~.!c^i. • e~, - , ..:.,, 1 ~ .'~:'.... ~, t`l ~ r r' I'rc. 1 j ; • Inst r. COY PIN.'7 N ~.'r:. I'r ,I! • •.t r..` ~ 1 t` ; •. ~ . .•1 i•• 71! I• r' . •• •••• . 4 1 ,r( • . ' • • C. , ) I I, ) ! ' . • ;' ; ! .•t : x . -ko Yesteadiy, nt noon, at the accustomed place of "'cu ll= in I'%,,nington Ileath, the awful sentence of the law Was carded into tie:et on Thomas t'oombs, who, at the late t; cnt A-sizes, was found guilty of the murder uf Thomas Frum ti,c :11-St lillr. , l4nt the prisoner entered the County the..magultude c. the oti'etice ituputffl to him, and mOshility cf Ms shill...A.lg the beav:,st penalty the pa:lite:l Lim out as an object for the more :nice of the istribv chaplain, the Rev. Mr. 0.!-o;:g!ivot paid the v.:most attention to him, wl vet. we britllv receiv...d, the prisnner for the rinst..pao. ilispi ' aying a se.rit cf sullen itsilii,'erenee, atal ..htn es to 'ma participation in the winder rattle be was I.e, on most ec,:asions, be t-tote vita'.? ,- ts, tlec:rritt t:rit he had confessed the extent of tatiX;itiglaty .oil in secret, and that be was not to his cau!';.ssions in public. Since his I.e. lies slept but little, and on the Tart night of iis caist cnas, ho dazed only C. ran hour. Early en the tito ; or he W": 3 visited by the Rey. Chaplain, • lt' 0.-red to brirg Min to a suitable state of mind for r, • . . the Holy F. aziament, and most particularly ' • o ;,inn the tteressity cf making a candid avowal :• • t or inarccnee in respect to the offence of which . fi.tund 7iti:ty. lie promptly answered that be , th; i• ;it ; et.; be wi-s then asked, if that were the • lie (lie net nt tempt to establish it at the trial? _iu ; i . " Whet w,-::1;1 be the wo, when it was psi-de t-tt;s• . t :tat :*.rzt:tl guilty. it was the reward Olt did t?: inc." The strong circumstantial evi eence ot:ained frc.:3 th ...1...we-tailing of the tobacco-paper was then pointed out to lobo, and he answered, " What of that? it was (say to tear a tobacco-paper, and put part of into Cie gni), anti then swear they found it so: iou/. 1701 tempt to many dirty acts.' Several other pets of the tort•triony r--.ro pointed out to him, and his roply to was, too/. reward did for mer Ile " , 11.$ash. w'y i.e r.ot account for the possession of tiro frnit hr Itt.yl To this inquiry he made ,w a,l• L . deVell o'clock he was conducted 1,..0 ti.. ••• t::e saloun ceremony of the ednii rXrati: t.:rament was performed. When brought :$1:• v..as nothing reculiairly observable in ::t t •• :,, , t1 Ar!Vr the usual srd preparations had iatn eternity. INTE 1, LIGENCE. rA1. , n::711. Tl 11.--c4;101 the sme ll i e r p ee h et , ee l t h e Li;thint. Put Ittek the Henry, I.cwis, Psyr •• • C. lq.—.%nistil the Argo, riilint;, fmm Me. rig"! c -t th•• f:oto the Poo-t.3. ter .Madeira. ;.ct:;ez. LL..dhy„ for Virr:kia. thz ootoard-bound revels .;titar.....m, ;Ito,Las ; Ikale.in•zton, Srcidt; L.hccort. tt.rines; inelia, ',irks; Ann, ; Fink, Forster; Rockingham 1M: an ; .:antes ILualtmon, Bros ; and riimpaon, frota c d rt! , -• Anthony, Jetta, from Cadiz ; front att..! • ; tinnbory, Brash, fram liamburch; or.l Curti', from z . .ltielil3, tor Janisicl. .Arlited hum the l'tscr, and remain, t!:e Janics liarris ' Juni 4, for jai:mica, An.! kc the C;pct, of rlynteath, trout rettTsburgh, out .e Port the Stet., nce:ett, from Que. Oit'..;,,a; and qr:Sec picket, . . ~, r..—Arrire.l, the Anteus, Ayres, from r:. • , mkt', L•:. , n 1; r Swan, Wright, from l'etersburgh; trim, ; Elizabeth, Thomson, from ; Atnethye!.. Irmo::: it:cover', r:sy ; said 1 lat. L•ng_r, Qv:l7.m. Sailed. the Jane, Ridley, for Rio; Amity, 11.1ntoil:, for Jainai.nt ; ana I%.:nus, Kilsour, for the Cape ore." , rep:. • _ _ _ __ • _ 0 --,tch•ed. the Ferny, Taylor; Hope. Frazer; and ~ •Porn. funn St. P:tL•rstirgh ; Varonia, Roberta, from 4...` • • : h:s snip from South America; and • ~. rdcr, S tihd, the Swiftsure. Tilly, fur Ha s .• Purl far ihr. I ':ye of Coed Hope ; Pursuit, `7ol3ea t:•.:her, Cs-r, tor Perham ; 2dertly. Brazlefs L:;st for the( ape of Good Hope. I.: • DLc. 11.1.—Arrivzd the Hannah, Martin, from .; • "! rd. _ _ . •• . . .t r Al'7ll. nr.C. Vine, Mallory, sailed from r t ult. fo- ttst..onlau.. ard was lost on Ilairborough Sand, on the 4thrr Lt!, sr. The crew, ercerpt the master, were e..rvt... by ta:::oo.., to the brat, and landed !mar Iltrul-ley. r.: r :ti.—The I I:I:m, of A 'breath, is stranded near Ahr;-e.• rf thc errgo expected to be savetl. Itakker, truni Itotterdam to it there _ . y :a 't %IN l'f• a, P.A.. mcri.•reetl a tielent gale on the /ft 'e- , . The Cyr!- - 05. (11..-is•ic, tr.. n reta. burgh. fur NVhite. 131 ; 1! ,11.aly, from Quebec and ; r.v.. , zrintent; Wil.on. from %Vick al off' • :re cnt Litt stw.st little irristr the 6": i• 7t . ral.l On WcAmestlay caorrilrg a mar t ...irked rat brutal attack trts lii•de on a p.or wand et the v•-•.: end of Calton by two cotton on her rmarn from her I rrskfast to the mill in tt.'t• employed, the too came up. when one of th•.:ra esketl, in a v.:an:KT tato wicket! anti L'inntinable fur repetitive, ' , :v etc v.a• lot at tee wheels? To this imperious interrogatory t !..e r . nnytts (wl , n Ity her huh eat more than half a ~ • ter* futrogy Tenn ti•et ahe Ind heron' and buried twins ..e few weeks , et:il ww, in t' , e f,restest distress, im. - ' al ea,' h• r. ,* to thi•i taming appeal, the liee doom and Mr in the most barbarous 1., ton g:ntiourn C.llle tip, who rescued the •••:•,;-. , 1 to sn;n•rhe:nt the b /tows ; but they This Inter on ....or C 1 ,103 spinners were ap_ i t fonn the el.ea;tl; ar.,l the v.ionan:itaa r i s by wheel ~.te • • ..olte.l. • sr , 41 itt . 1 1'• love been Pet nil • • !e• been to••••••tstr.:y sun-mm.l4:d at the uital •' • • 'ay crowds of idle fellows. who ' • • -0 stoats at tie worhyr.. and at the sin . • . • . • .la Iv. ay sort of rii,.e.hitf. Last nigh?, - ••• •. • I:. It cord entire:tit round Mr. Aitken's I • . but they were biter. - ',jet by the tinoly arrval or the Gerbals tl 11,(1 iu a:! iF.r..miorg. One tlf the new t•tr . • c•-t Vie herd wilt a stnne. rot • • ' ' t... 4 - 41 when remlng i r the !lobe:. he was eb. r • bo •,!it .s.: l.at h. e1.n.e.1 ahi it pursuit. • • . I •.• n alntlow ma• c. t.-:,i:21 he I ..i' come, and just L. • • Ul•2 kntl , r24 aimed a ete.t :,.• s.: w Ala I :rife :ffembling a carter's 6 •. 7.: • • :7%. flew not of the teliisi.'s heed, broke two •••..• . !• •. 1 e.m.e inF: with it.- • 7-roe violence. : • •• lIA enttcn so , •mets have e,icet-t! no disposition to • •• .• -a • hut nom init.: ;• al•ont the streets " • ! • y•dis w -e the ti o l ands nen work_ • I • Telly morn 11l by the Sheriff; - r •!•.Nling :!ienew hands, mu! tr*.,• . as ri.o•rs or, dist ociers ,e I• to tah.ni f••;- : it ssf..y of the r !t. 1 x its I:re :!r. Don t .rly every ; : . til an the new ~It bed. , tee rd. -4. Mr. Aidan's I • been wed • Monday. As mile 7:: 11 Cia front Pai.l4, sad .• wee% :tpt he v • • • t..t.r lives I. ~ '. • , _ • n. Vej 1,1 , 1 'lll.' •. t , :ct spien•:, t: . 11. All the ..I t.. : :he meni•Aes. ! ••• were broken t) ,• of o'..e f..tre.l.• e CA.I itlenlity. • "t• I. hr l'rocuitat ot.i •T cn c -.i.crsrtrd ,„ r ;:II !'• I - - ,:,I r UC.!I ::11 t.:,y ;Ea/ b_ ) :11 !3%-.‘l Tn:.ny I'., • . tl. rlt ;;:n - t....: , ttrrcil in the wtre , ..rn - • i • :II the l',Jlliers h the . • . ; •..•• •-• I . •1: • :• , •.,:.t t' . : r- • ‘'t t. 1:! ,, cwt., s. : t!•,t • • .•' • , .•i. r•• • I I , • r'. 1, ,L1 to ,•tarti 't't• • I • It .• • 1.1.11 • 1 II!, :r • • ' • • ./. I. • ..! h .er •••••t.• . :1• • • I. 'r 11'-i.l 11 ,r 41.1 , •,. • ,• , • n'oi..' :',• 1n.14141 r Provie r T. •cal ..s, Gll 1110 Wliole, we ' on tn'• ralr or nfn'a rinwr above the price tirnltrif :d r 1 on to propOttion in mitre - We to other anted... U'o ,nand d•e mr:tens would not ewer, and eunacquatnly the mat have t truck w,rk. 11404 M. girra., lard ail. &intr. *lna 1., yin& • I POLICE. IItANSION-1110I.Tfire The suberription fur the Spacish and Italian velbleees Is carried on with a spirit correspondieg with the urgency of the case. NUM. bees of greitlemen yesterday waited upon the Loco ItIATOI with contributions. Indeed the business of the Justice-room was fre quently interrupted by the intrusion of the benevolent contributors, and between ethieg notes end taking money, the labour of the Chief Clerk has inereast terdold. The Committee, to which we understand several of the highest camel ice' the country are to be added, will, it is experted, meet to-marrow, for the purpose of making mg...illations as a seenrity against imposition, and to tie ed nister the relief so abuntleetly poured in every day, in the most effectuel manner. It is, are tenter, the intention of the (' mit tee to apply to flenerels Mitre tunl Quiroga, for their assistance, as those two eittinguished persons are qualified to ascertain the real claims and deserts of the retneeca t their mere presence in the Committee will operate beneficially as a cheek upon the ingenuity of schemers, who will no doubt ace temptation in the efforts of cheeky. A gentleman waited upon the lord Marne and recommended the case of the lade of Col. Predo to bit lerrethip amaideratten. The LOlll.l ItIAYOU. in reply to the application, stated, that the Committee would investigate the esse as soon as they assent bled, and he must refer the applicant to thens e ss they would pos sess the means of investigating all cases with effect, as well as of relieving the »utterer'. Ws I,ollam:if- u!nerveil, that there was a stroeg disposition among tha coneivialiats, and the comfortable retired ehopleepers, who were in the habit of meeting together to smoke their pipes, to cantribute to the aid of the unfortunate Spaniards and Retains. lie had received several sums which were collected over die cheerful glees, and he calculated largely upon the assistance of all " generous souls." A servant girl was summoned before the Lord Mayor, by a lady who resides in litelmagate-sttest, the having illegally detained a suit of ovourning. The Lady meted, that a few weeks ago she engaged the defend ant as her servant, anti the family being in mourning, agreed to allow bee a suit, on condition that if she continued in the service of the family ,ii mochas, she should have the mourning. The corn phinant had occasion to discharge her long before the time, rot on accourt of any ntieconduct, but for reasons which it was not neces sary to 'tete. The suit of mourning was required from her upon her departure. but she obstinately refused to give it op, alleging that she was cot properly diecharged, and was therefore entitled to the clothes. The LORD 31AY0a ordered that the mourning should be re turned to the lady, and reprimanded the defendant for wearing it, when her right to do so was denied by the person whose property it was. If the defendant were allowed to take the pro.. petty, servant girls would have nothing to do, in order to supply themselves wi.h drams, but to seek a change of place in families la mourning. The defendant, who was dressed in the Suit of mourning. which was certainly a very smart one, thou promised to strip it offlorth with, and return it to the Indy. Yesterday a led named J. Ward, was brought up on the follow. inn singular cherge : .Mr. Smith, an ironnvoneer. stated that the prisoner had been in his employ about three months ; that he (Mr. Smith) was in the habit of buying old tiles from gunsmiths, of which he sold a could dcrable quantity. J. Godfrey, a Ind in the employ of Mr. Borrett, a gun-maker, then stated. that on Friday he went to Mr. Smith's shop to sell some old files; that the prisoner put them into the scale to weigh them, and while Mr. einith was looking another wO7, be took some other files oat of a bin, and place.l them in the side, saying to wit ners—" Iteenlers t" which lie meant that they should divide the profit. On Mr. S. asking the weight of the film the prietwar replied—three /rounds, being justawiee the weight of those which the violate lied brought. After the witnetts hail received the money, anti left the :bop, the Firmer came after him, aelud for his share of the money, but witetss Peed he had net get change, and pronniod to meet him In the evening, but in the mean time he informed Mr. holds of the circumstapee, and by his desire brought some more files in the cvering, when the prisonerrepeatal the same trick. An officer was then sent for, and the misoner given into custody. The prisoner, in his defence, said that Godfrey first tempted him to do it.—lieu aided till Friday. GUILDIIALL. Mr. JAM net:lot, whose apprehension and subsequent exami nation at this office on Fehley, upon like charge of having rescue.! one Russell from the custody of' a person earned on te al legctl aceurenion of filmy, has already appeared in our Paper, was again brought up toe examination on Saturday, when it was et petted the prosecutor wouLl hare been prepared with his evidence, to prove the: the person rescued had actually committed the felon, alleged against him. Previous, however, to going into further era. deuce, lie. II umphreyt, who attended on behalf of Mr. Ratcliffe, took objection to the whole prece.cdings against his client, and urged that theta was no legal ground fur oeteinieg him. To consiltute the offence of rescue, it must he proved that the party res:ited had committed a criminel efi'eutce ; tint IL rescuer had knowledge that he was hl custeely tora criminal offence ; and lastly, that the person rescued was in lawful custody. Mr. Ityball was no otxer, and his merely saving that he was taking .t man for felony, teen if Mr. Ratcliffe braid it, he was nut betted to heieve it. Ue knew neither of the parties, and how then could he he sa i d to know that the man had committed a felony ? If the man had been in custody of an officer, 111 r, itateliff: would, in law, bare been bound to know; but Mr. llyhall's tti:irg him so he was not bound to notice. Nor was the man in !sinful custody. It had been laid down by ?Jr. Baron Wood, that to authorise a private person to arrest a felon. it was nece,..ary thee he should see the felony comulittori, and arrest the man at the time. _ air. II titti_liteys' objections, however, were overruled, atd the ca.c pt ores dial. The only additional evidence in attendance was Mr. Wigley, optician. of t:lmetit's Inn. alio sated tha: Selby, a Sh,ritra officer, paid hill, along with other monies, a bill of excharge for I:it 75., drawn by Keane upon I ryball, and averted by the latter. and that the till was now in the hands of his bankers. Yesterday Air. Rateittre was again brought up before Mr. Alderman l'rowder, and, to the surprise of every body, Maisel], the alleged Lion, was in attendance at liberty in the room, Dyball toter once etlering to give him into custody. Alr. Keane, the dram., of the bill, now appeared, and ex pressly swore that ha gave the bill to Russell, who promised to discount it, aid give him the proceeds. " lie did nut," said Mr. Keam, ht.:Jig me the money nor the bill, but he did not rub moor it. The bill was my property and I indorsed it over to hint." Being asked if Ifrball knew at th'e time that he (Alf. Scone) bad given the Lill to Russell, he replied, certainly he did. tt•.t.t.e /dal cation hue arose between 1/yball and Keane, as to whet:ter pry value had been received for the bill. anJ sonic mu tual &zonations as to the transaction passed, which we forbear to notiet, us net at ell cone meet with the charge against Mr. Ratcliffe. The eviderec of Mr. Keane ucgatimaig the fact that any felony had 1 , :••n continittr:!„ Coen: was no longer any charge against 31r. Rater-lir, and that gentleman was set at liberty. The nisattria! distinction betwctm an officer and a private person is this--That en officer city act twin intimiation, a private person only on his own actual view and kuvaledge of the offence coin niiitad. According to the evhlenca in this extraordinary case, Dybaff did not know that Rua: 01 hail taken the bitt, but on:; that Germ trill bi:n an: yet tlr. Ratcliffe has been de tain:A in custody four days, on a charge of knowingly rescuing a redact ; when the utinost that was proved as to his knowledge was, that 1 eyball, who did not know that Russell had coin. :hued a felony, told him so; and it at last appeared that no felony had been committed. 3lr. Ratcliffe felt highly indignant the manner in which be hail been treated, and espressed his determination to sett redress at law for the false Imprisonment. 110%1•-STIIEKT. • - • • Yesterday Toot flc.'e,:cr appeared to answer a charge of purloin ing a pointer , the. prinierty of J. Brown. Complainant said, that on the IS:b Septcanber last be went into 31r. Belcber's house, followed by a farourite pointer. Upon com plainant's leas big he for:.tot the animal, and quitted tine buoys with out him. Ile did not recollect his dog until long after, and on making application for it to Mr. Belcher, he was told that the pointer had left ika Imuse. The complainant then imagined that 31r. B. had taken a fancy to his dog. and consequently directed his rSilicitcr to write him a letter. demanding the animal back art , thit or 1!..! amenable to the hoes of his country fur the Ilkley Is daainlar I:. Tills letter was treated with nubile:rem... Tan, in his defunct.. tall that be knew nothing of Mr. Frown's dog ; thet h; crustily had a slog with him at the time be came to hi,. (7lr. and that the animal retrained in the par. Icor when is quitted it, hut that Ise quitted the house unknown to aly one. Tout tleserqscd Mr. B. a. a meet troublesome customer, at all hours to bis resideiNC, sometimes in the dm. of • .. , , , oitryinao, with a smock frock on ; at others in a rode Jr cistabre, sithout a sig. and a park of envy la luny buys after him. !tic Haan, in dismissing use charge, told I:rown that titre was no charge of felony against :11r. Belcher., and advised Lin.... a to be careful in 'slaking charges of such a nature. EAT r 4 sv-GARDEN. ;t";••••1 hi•oolfto Sex miler and harness,- w . gna iron boiler. value ,• 'i. door of Mr..!nseitis Reynolds, Unman :. .• • t. übout half-posit nine o'clock on Fs to•' we, s,,nt by young man who Wa4 1 •*, and g..ve hint in charge to the - K;,i4lrr rux fu!iv committed for trial. . K. was charred . 4 Thomas Thompson, a carpenter, v.: tru pbmes, his pnycrty. It apreated that the otm. •I v: - ) at work at r.n umn;inlided hona.., in Grerille.street, . he Lit et/ work a.liovt Ita.tf.past five cielneit nn t. y I •aring his tools. About half-past seven next tn••-, dire.,rered that the principal pan of his toes vele r '-:ye int..;attion at the dihincnt neighbouring pawn. tn:.k ~11.••• s, ono on Saturday tile prisener ',remit two planes to pa , !...ndter. in Gray's Inn.l4ne, who tirding f- :!1e rki that they must:TO the description of those stolen pro-ecutor. dt!,1:11fli the 14W - titer and gave hint in charge u , pi , ""11t. , 7 id; uti:;el the planes as his pro the prstm.r a ,nati.itted for trial. rt:12 , ;2.4 22 .11E5.—tr. : ,;,• ar i re Seam. who have 8 timer rsnitnrded cm UriCt . 4 eltarres of hurglariously ~ An Cie ursr • i• Wilbyrforsr. Henry. Esc!. !trom ton ; r. M Bush ; r. H Lzard. Bre:yr ,rd ; and Mr. ryles, Providence-place, Danl. rlersmult, wcre inr tins! esatuirt..tkin yesterday. 34try war ruPy s•unnr.:l.,:.! ch.vrtB, ushl U, 121'2',." bound %nu: 29 re.1::1.1.X. THE BRITISH PRESS. WORSIII P.STREET. Yesterday, Mr. Barior, a silk.niartufacturer, in Stewed-street, Soitalfields, attended before:111..0:111°1ml, the sitting Magistrate, in eviler to show cause, shy be refused to pay Mary Pitway, 21. I Is. ad. being a balance due her for weaving a piece of duet double Gros de Naples silk. .If.er the trinp ‘ iayment of :he complainant had been admitted, the foreman of Mr. liarlow produced the goods t and 111 r. ltarlow's ob. jectitms were that the silk had bveu both soiled and stained, as well as very badly manufactured, so much so as to be ry.al=eci unsale able, but a: a ecru Leary loss. Mr. James Brown, a manufacturer and weaver, who happened to be in the office at the moment, was called upon by the Bench to give hls opinion as to the manufacture. Illr. Brown, after bring sworn. said the article had no: only been carelessly handled hi the course of manufacture. but was %liana. , fully executed in point of workmanship. lie considered that :is. per yard upmi di yards would at least be last by . the master. Mr. Barlow their said, in order to convince has Worship that he did not wish any ill-will towsrds the woman, if Mr. Brawn or any o:her person w.tuld pay hint far what the raw materials cost, It_ would pay her the amount of her demand, though that sum should be last. Air. Osuortcrz said the case could not for II 1110MC711 be anti. tabled, tberacte it was dismissed. conoNEws INQUEST. MELAYCIIOLT EFFECTS or SETIVCTIOXO—TrtiTday an inquest WAS held bottom T. Fer t nnt mu, Esq and a rrspectable Jury, at the hem, of Mr. Morgan, sign of the Feathers. (item IVild-strect, Uncut:Cs Inn-fields, on the body of an interesting fa. male, 20 years of age, named Elizabeth hater, who twat owed a quantity of arsenic and laudanum, MUIR the most at:Laing cir- CUITISULDLTS. . - Charles Starkey, house-surgeon of the Infirmary' of St. Giles's workhouse, stated, that on Thursday last he sae tint for to attend a potion at the house of Mrs. Lewis, Drury-lane. Ile instantly went, and found, in the up-stairs hack.roem of the house, - .No. 144, Ontry.lane, the young female. who appeared convulsed, and was insensible. She was stretched on the bed, and was not undressed. lie returned to the Infirmary fur the usual re. medics, Wing informed by Mrs. Lewis that the girl had swal lowed poison. On coming back, in less than three erlitutta, he found the poor cm..ture had jest breathed her last. lie then, in the presence of Mrs. 1/VliA, flearel.cd her pockets, and fee id a bis. cult, a paper containing half an ounce of amen , e, and a laudanum phial, nearly one.third foil, or i t w.ipitt about four drachms. Ile did not know the eicceas..l, neither el.d he open the bndy. he first saw ber she was dying. ar.d, as far as he con! I indite, she had nut the symptoms of having swallowed arsenic, in el, such ere the effects it I:mdanum, that en opinion edunot at al! times be formed as to whizther the party has swallowed it or roe. li'aet informed she had keen very sick, and bad complained of pains. lied he been sent fur Limier, in all pnbabitity he might have saved her life. When he watt called it was after five n'elotk. Mu. Lewis infoemed hint an unfortunate attachment bad caused tics rash act. The witness 'truants , ' the arsenic, .k.c. Coroner-11'00d the arsenic have ettuseel sickness of the stomach . . : Mr. Starker—Certainly; I should thick so. This arsenic. which was found ire her node t, is very much adulterated. I don't think swallowing laudanum after arsenic would produce itisensibility to its dreadful workings on the body. Juror—Pray, Sir, did you hear when she purchased those poisons? Mr. :itarkey—l was toll. at Leicester. Mrs. Lewis, widow, re.iding at Mr. Sewell's, 1.11, Drery.lene, being 'etas, said *Le hal known the deceased Sec poem time; site held • rrspeerable simatio.i in a fami:y near ten er t e esrden, sal pet:messed considerable pi:reard as well as men:al eerecetee. About six weeks ewe* she came to witness's lodeir fee at..l see:lled rather low-sphered. ehe asked etern:tseion to sleep wit t winires, which was greeted. eetitnees it:teetered she was rorirnte. and had been so a censiderable time. The deceased never opened her it - ind, but seemed depressed. Afar remaining about a fort:dent, fart et* wlmils time she had been confined, is consequence of meeting wish ID accident in James-sweet, Cevent.gretten, she mentioned her Intention of going to Leicester to ace her friends, but in reality, RI ' the a iteese tentlubout, to see a young man who had invited hez down to be married to him. She left the witness's house for Met purpose on the Setelay morning after. and was accompan'ed ly her brother. who live" in a house of business in Drury-hien As she quited the homes, she observed to witness, " I hare drentful forebodings," Ott Thursday morning last witness wax wart.: iron! at seeing her again; she licked wild, and scented very 113gpf! la ire_ pearanee. She Iced into witness's bed-coon, and her bneher Lei.:e sent for, she seta, •• I 1:11% egood news—aunt and uncle are will send you something at Christmas; your sweether: t i, also well, and sends her hive ; but my Herr , on ; i 1 L i s „i nests she stopped, odd. " I have bbl news for you t lier brother asked her what it was, and stamping her foot to ttsc te, she hysterically exch.:reed, my cruel, faithless.. I,•ian: marvel !" and thee faiuted. On brit g aroused she lee, etr veer sick, and continued suYintl. " Oh ! Mrs. Lewis. what teeet I te,ve felt, on genii:gril the coach. to met him and his s tes ; ; and God torgive hue. I wish 1 had died before. ! i.. eie It ; but it will soon be all curer with 111 C. WWI it not C 1111: to Fend fu ?" The witness endeavoured to reason with and cm:- sole her, but she became very ill, and by her desire wee Flare., on the bed. The witness thought the sieknees might hare lei::: i re duced by travelling and agitation of mend; she therefore her for a short time, and or. returning again bun the room i i tee mid dle of the day the deceased scouted bearcely able to speak fre in ex , cessiveerying; and calling witneee to the hedaide,shese'd she wettlti 1 1 not hate gone down to Leicester at all, enty the youeie men had wrieen, raying how feed and true to her he was, and iteente bcr to come down when she left her situation, end he would marry her, "eying he knew her state, "A would he honourable. souse. queriese of this she haul thrown up her eiterion, as she ass get ting uneasy. and on seeing him at Leicester he laughed and passel by, preteeding not to know her. In about at: Lour after she "gam sent ter witness, and said, " Mrs. Lewis, what *us I to do, without a home to put my head into , among strangers, and laugtied enti jeered at by him who preinisod and so often swore to punt. ? I felt the weight of any misfortune, and found myself en deselete, that on getting oil' the coach this morning —and, oh Dee :ere: re me for it ! but what sou Ito do ?-I—uhl-1 swallowed sari:. and laudanum." t i ller* some of the Jurors burst into teareel he witness was very much stocked, and inseantly sent to her I ne .er and the doctor; but in a few minutes afttr she closed her e• s. and with an ejentlation to Iltaven for mercy to "bat IV:I:late," she became insensible. and soon expired. The Coroner remittent, he could not cos - siler that env lierne attached to the !set witners, as el:e had evidently net been aware of the fact if the deceased having token poteon, until the t i me m a ma, she had given her evidence with greet feelire. The next witness was Dinah Bates, e'ver w the dice:is...l. Stet knew of the dense-sett beirg acquainted with a young man. a hi,ok keenest in a counting-I:wee, of the matt eof !turret ; wett to Leicester ; her sister called on her a few days liefere she lee me and gate Icy an umbrella, eaying, " 1 eleel fleece see a very likely." ehe scent t! very low-seirited mei eid not make witness her temildame, which 'Mete prune d fruit the witness's being very young. Scitness :least that her sietcr had known the young man thneyears. Der sister luau) hruieed the side of her head by a tali, in Jameastreet, o: Tet e... ft: d ee . Noah Bates, the brether, aim seemed overwhermed w'elt tion, deposed nearly to the vaunts teen as hits. beetle. : said knew of his sister being attached to scum; tatting man, a click, but be never thimght the intimacy had gone to much a leentie The Coroner here redressed the Jury, wad Kidd, this of its Lind, was perhaps as melaecholy a detail as they had ever heard ; it was evident the poor girl had been " lured from her melee home" by souse ir.fameus and profligate villain, who, after eai....eg lee ruin, had even, it seamed, spurted with 1:n ft clings, and nia...; tt• whole attendant train of mists rtueee caused by hie villainy the set. , . jest of an unfeeling jest. It wee fir them t i coesider whether all these circumstances, were not ;Lacier.' to overthrow a tided of a stronger asst than that poseeeseil by this ruined gill, who Mel :t refuge, and who, under the of her galled f.t. hogs, hail adopted tbe lath alternative which now canoed that inquiry. The Foreman of the Jury said it was evident that the conduct of ha infamous seducer bad produced a temporary dem:genie:it of intellect; he could come to no other conelusien than titat, at, be hoped that when theafflicting details of this inquest weot fent: to the public, they would she reach the eye el the mail who .1 caused It all, and, if be possessed any feeling's, his ritualism s. not to a very enviable one. The Jury deliberated Cr a few minute', and then feen.l tee following verdict The sire -aced, Sarah Dates, rye.: 211. car. - twitted suicide, while in a state of temperery 'made: dem:gem:L. . The jury-mom was crowded to nitres, as the ease excited(:,.:. interest in the neighbourhood. On Sunday ae'nnight two fine young men, who belonged to the island of Mull, were drowned in the Clyde at the Brownielaw. 8110CILINC. ACCIDENT.—Between two and three o'cleek on Sunday afternoon, two children belongirg to Smart, a hackney coachman. residing at Jchnson-house, Breuer-- green, Westminster, one a boy eight years old, and ilt.• other a girl of three years, being, at play in the stribh., (11:4- covered a powder flask belonging' to their father, half full of gunpowder, which they brought into the house, rout in the absence of their parents, they took it to the tire, in:o which the boy put the nose of the 11.•sk, alien i: homed:- ately exploded, and shattered his right hand, rarriea his thumb, took all the skin off his free, and burned all hair: the girl was also dreadfully The pow: little innocents were curled inAtiediately to the Wtettiiinsta Prm rat:: Orr..—l'rem the seeds of the pumpkin, which are generally thrown sway, an n1)1:1, I:119c- of an cle.ll,ot oi! may be extracted. Whoa peele,i, ;smelt o:: than an equal quantity of ilia. This oil btirrs well, ;jet:. a lively light, lasts longer titan oilier se's, utul emits vrry little smoke. It t111:11 011 111.. Cr-11:;•1 it Its 11911, &c. The cake remaining a:te.: cni7setiou of the oil may be given to cattle, avito elt it o - To UALL PAS*lll.:i.—Tai.:, of ther:er-: of B njsn two drachms; powder of easeatills bat 7., ;o:.! r of nitre, of each a 1111161 M; 110W1101* of my; el. ; coal, one and a halroz. ; col of a ,, • 1 eil of c'"v•-•`• of each 13 ere; s; mucqrg: a L form a tuzss.---cte!,:irt. GRAND FOOT-RACE FOR ONE IHOUSAND 0 VA REIGNS. It will be recollected by our sporting readers, that on the 29th October last, Jame% Aletcalfe, the celebrated runner, and Captain Parker, were matched to run at I)one.ster one mile, for 1,000 so,cmigns, and that Metre.lie won with the greatest ease, overtak ing hi, oirs.ini .it Itziore they had run 200 yards. Notwithstanding this signai dervat. !::e Captain being of opinion that if the distance bud laeri 4:A the al iOWRIICe proportionate, be should have won, proposed to Metcolte to run a quarter of a mile for 1,000 son., reccritig 25 yards. his proposr.l was accepted, and the match tens settled to take place on :;:mbury Commen yesterday. The etrly par: of die marling was very inauspicious, from the wind and anil vide' no doubt was the cause of the attendance not being is, great ash' usual on these occasions. At eleven o'clock the sun wade its errs 'ranee. which brom;"it many who were already oi: the po!nt rick, and it also ins small degree improved the ground or. w 'licit !le ntideli was to take place, and which, with the assistance t f ss::'.tl27S and scrapers, was made a tolerably gee d course. consi•!c;iitg his general inchineney of the weather. It re ceived, ice.:-:•t, :.iAlStanCe of the renowatd Ilill4;ibbons, the Cammisstry ;:nvr. !, who arrived in llanipten on Sunday, ca. prc. , ly re:al:Al to vire Mt' the ground, which he slid in a very sai•er"er wyt, makiitg a double course, by running a rope in the middle of the :;crintio, thus dividing tLe men, and preventing the ro or jos;liag; but tins was of little advantage to the me:), had e ra h n trill of (limn-hill on one side. It was tt-7 t tit • w:och wool' tske place at twelve o'clock by iy.any of 1'; ,pertains. ten by for the greater part of the company prise-:t did ran anise tili near one, being better acquainted with the : A! •r!cr heroes ore, every thing being arranged, and 21r. C c: • iticpi , :c. a toss up for clia'..te oi sides to place, and t;, • : :0, who wok the right rile of the road. •.„ .1 - .7 V 110: the gn.),lntwom; in his power for about '• v : e.r.ste g n up to him ; the Captain then made a ,vr • t t get tre lend, without success; his adversary g • ! I •.! .111 it with apparent ease. The esptai:,'s . • e *. hen i , 7 tll present. Metcalfe keeping his eye .. ..V, tking stride for stride ;in h 0 doing he was r ty of y al:okt!i.t a reach in tiw general Tray of nearly three . tin ttt. t In this way they continued, ihirker losi::;; ground every yard ; and Metcalfe won his Match by ten or tsetse perfect (Age. 13c cm: the that the Captain's opinion of him self was mitilaceii. add era he I as tit t the slightest requisite 1111 opposing hinisolf to the Mstest ruiner in the kintplotu ; he came in with open mouth. his arms all alrinot, piping, and seemingly done up ; whit: 51( :9lif? came home in tire !wing style, him arms and ertieho.l lists re.,•`sly placed li.fore hire, n. d no:hi.ig the clatter. It is i.rnaiilly showed, that when o:Ice Metcalfe gets the lead, be soot pay I: Lis opponent; if he our to give twenty yerds mote be no , ..erotiscupporterc. The Captain, who was qiiiic TO:ltaCki to immediately on the conclusion Ot _ _ I'l.e Miring vas nct so great as was espected, for those who went wish the desir:i of taLing the odds against the (.:aptain., as the, epenert their mouths, there were so many to jump des n ti:,.r thwats. that the chmk striv was instantly pulled, and •• hold bust" it,tlt the word. e.t York, IMO to IMO— kW to 800, atid simi s at odds .rue Nati.; tut et !tenni in, 5,6, and 7, to 4; and just bet:in suating, 2 to I was offecd, and no takers • in tan, after J.lleteslie got a-hrad, 4, 5, and 6to 1, which incru.sed in :he end 11,6 to I, was offered. A wll klio‘en ht , xlways alive to th- win ch,. • wide. bettol e hut- in a C01T14.4t with a worthy Danko:, 6 to 4 on ,tetca:fr, co::seittentiy the r..•ticul: was unstrung on the wrong side. _ . . ghe a a I,cfqre hst, 3letealre arrived at Hampton, and on the Satin-illy followed the bounds, whcrthy he citight a violent cold, and i.n ti.o sit:lday we.saeriouidy ill 'if an itillanimation in the bowels. Pr. y was ....idled in, and by resorting to the usual remedies, ho ; but though it •as evident, when be u d•:dc he still llboured tinder the effects of the .11t44., .iti conh&nt or teems. Ile is now 22 Yeats of ago. si..l a F cc high ; his beverage is slurry and water, with which lie 1.t..i• cats toasted bread. lle is a very pleasant, weli-hchnved young in in. the in If ainp:nn and Its vicinity are taken for the fitht !.c , wrel Young Punt t'Ncale. which takes place this day, and 1, ;s will be finight Oil Molesey Hurst or in that :1••••• , 41. Vuntig Burn anti his linele were at the race to with lint's... , i:annon,(liivcr, and most of the Fancy. The currtht •o 1 on ( eNeale. SPUR 27AV INTELLIGENCE. TATTI:ItSA Drc. Thy morn was w:11 attent'ed to-day, but betting was mixt slack. 1.. the yard, Artaserst,, the holt.: which the luta Nrpoleon r. de At it. llclens, tore(' et the Cape of Good Hope by Lord •.t roll war put up for sate, Int front his very uzprowisivir appeoiii.c:, cid not proiloc.i any biddia) a. The is a Eau:went odds : orwny. 2 , ; to 1 ag+t Diana 20 to 1 hgat Steel 25 to I e.gst le•lacy •25 to I agat 11:tituve 25 to 1 o,^ • at Spinning Jemmy 25 to I apt ti:.l.ansta. II to 1 azit 31tiletter _ _ to I Agit I:ofas 13 to 1 34.: 1 c. lo to t ro: ItolrrO 1 . 9 to 1 ti;;st z-iister toNcetax to I rest Aevara: - 29 to l :jot Canvas 5 to I arnt Aline tO 1 a •,* U) to ;•.! 11: LI I it, V Attica ST. L II to I apt Memnon LI to I c;..! Clerelan.l I'; to 1 rg.t CU to I ro..t 2i to 1 most Mat - dale to I rro:',l- to Durrat to 1 9,:.t liit tiracto ') to I slot 31.1!::te:r 1101%11 - 1 1 : to I riglt rirvlins I'•t to 1 11,;;st Zugeka :S t 1 se3t tort. :10 tot &got Croweccher tut to 1 a_:;et Androgens ti to I agst The Alderman 40 to I a:fst Mr to I a,:•t Z,O to I apt 1 1 :e la O 0 to 1 iest any other. II NT. ! A role ata ! T V. snn turrol eat to Langley Broom, WOK I a run..-r :1. , •1 trueog shoos s _re, Lord Marylon. roo• , ,it (A.l - Alef t a kI I ourris), 111 r. Jolltlfe, !tlr. Tattersall, isitoenten, and aticr s moat elector:a run o f .1-.4 I v 3 cry; .t at pray ton._ I!if .13 . al:ct socu ••y's hrrier+, Its Satur6v., killedtuo brace of hares iu the •r of Watt,. II I'NTINft .lrtgtiN•fMrNTS. Ilia M y •Ftv'a ortg hounOs \. , lt meet en Lida}, nt Stoke Creep, at 1!•ar-p..4t • S:r I L. L•rur!s taJatarrour, at 13urras Hall, and Fr Jay. ,Ivy iux hoopla, to-m3rrotr, at Wood Dalliag, and Friday. 1. , it: y. Mr. to-worrow, at Van-dawdl ; and Friday, at “ Lc 1.. of liaro-nod's firs hounds, to-men - ow, at Scarcroft, I;'r .i's Tl:ursday, Pox 111.11, and Friday, at 0, • r Graft:WA hts.mtls, to-morrow, at Stoke liruerne rti ' at Csstle 'f;)e r •is a vatr . oelt of the r g of the produce of 6!:: of t'.. ~ .ra;. 1 marts of ni014.r.1 ,• oa 92 aniouating to .1:14;i49 2 111 14.957 0 t. 11.1215 19 12 917 1 111,: , .01 19 1134:1 5 (..; Pew; I'4 .Sl l'ort of Mr. Latcbtor.'s Aturl was sold by auction, at Chester-le. * tcw oat . , ate the plias :—ltorcalina n. ;1,7,s to : 1 10.74 307,1;_ .',l l • ; % 1(.0 :s anda 6. c.,lt, SIT. !t!ar. ; to .jr. Boa. ; 4:1;:, to :_ 4 ir /1. th ; al' u.:, 47g.. to Sir ,1!. W. rooky; a bey fil!y. ' to .4r. Dctr.i‘t n ; a bay colt, 1 . 0,:5, to Air. 10. 1.4 , 1.10:t0t. wa.iwi cf silver wedal. git vti to the ti 441. Ccilt. Ila .t. M.P. was at !loam.. In: .;:it!ay, the 7:11 CL:il( st, the utize wr.s Won by Mr. ciab 1 . ..t1 the honour cf :•1.14!: , e to dirt et th: c. In Ca: ercuirr, !.c Aru inn, a,;l Spent the n;t:lit ~.: ~ . ~: ~,. . ,~ i,. '. »rs. 11.0 tebtire dLa . uch anc:ent and I•nc.:. t :tot:so:sent, suJI 1. : - ..trut.ag,, was wdlailculated _ t , l er. ll c x ..—'t f the sreatht•• m Atcrilay week . 1 the ~ ry de' irin I.crt till NC( .:Weida; last. 4 I 1 that da , I C' us nu. 'haat ii.u.ly be:..re an , ;:e.r•trio •5, %hu annoy.-1 Limes much .••• XII " a a.h: • hil s. . r at him, that h. : '64 Tao I rcs ace then success:sely , , ' t a rem int..sur.-, tlisrersd. 'I a . n.. . , more near Carlton, and ; a 4'. cr he was IsilL) not tar i• ' ' . :7:h a: Crew : rcar ';•• , I • , , • - •, of • • • 2 , . . _ . 1 gf ~1 1 1 , , 11' d? . CltonOW. • . .‘"i preccdirg, hi W s. Cs4 , l•' 1.1 cum- v e t•r: of inx• erecting, lit ‘u .t• • !.t • %•' ell I • :St, r • `•, • t ;re , •' trtne...ll . l , !Tli‘it s:r!t of t••,. • • , . •,..• ,111 !1•. I t.'v ;T. fre..?, In t • tt : • • : w tPre remait ed •:, •i., ~ .I. .'e :. t t ••• . a.t 5.•• , s 1 by a '.4! ,, uring •Li.t l^na I r. lie f.:111 N'tt .1 .; .••• •I!• •. t!,etiir:l aid etch i tne ab . .,•• .y the lltit . :1 IV() t that a •rtmb..r of the rrrlr_•c:abte cart •!•,1- .t: htbrie hart.. a••cnn'.in : ; to pro_ :• :;.- , t-ithitt tiatf a tct of hii2e tth;:.sht. I by eel li.cavera.--(Vawcw SIIHEI" SKINS. Polled, 45 fkl to 5s &t I Sheep, Os Od Downs, 2s IM to 3a V. Fells. Os Od to Os Od Lambs, Us Oil to Os PI PRICE OF LE.ITIIER, per lb. Ilutts, AO to ftfilba . . 201 lie 21st 1/itto, tai to titilba . - -22 d to .3.: Dressing Hides . . . 16 , 1 to Ilid Fine Coach 11 ides - - 15.1 to !Ai: , . Light Crop Hides. lot Cutting, 3 3 to 401bs . 153.1 to 1; , •• Ditto. 46 to rtOltot . - . -18 d to a. 42a11 Skins, :lit to 401bs . 18.1 to 'll4 Ditto, AO to 701hs . . " - 234 to 1... Ditto. 70 to Milts . . - - 22.1 to '..:i... .moll Teals (Greenland) Large Ditto Tanned ►lorse Spanish Horse Hides 1•W zo ltd 13.1 to Itla 14.1 10 shift a MarZet. 83 Newcastle 31 Sunderland MARKETS We had I :ery C ex O te ß o N siva EX su t ; . i i pi l ls N cl il u i ri%g ir)t lits c ; week of all Sons of grain, and this morning there were several The chief pan of the supply of Wheat up this middling damp quality, lot ahich it was difficult it without subinittir.g to a reduction in prices. line taken off nudity on full at good terms :Is last Monday, Mg lia•ley wan to 2*. and inferior Sa. to 3a per qr, this day wcek. The Oat-tratle was heavy today, wi t qr. cheaper than this day week. New Beans were rather but fine ()Id fuliymaintainci their Itte currency. lire] and and White Midas to 4s. pa qr. cheaper. l'hel any inquiry for Dniester!, prices much the smile Linseed steely sale at quoted prices. Since this dt lies been some arrivals of Foreign Barley, quality most inc, but, as much doubt exists as to the ovien, mg of t this article octet February, our maltst ers will not axe therefore prices of this as well as Outlier grain in ) eunsidertd neminid. wit CAT. Kent and Essex (red) 51s to 7% I. 1)o. (white) - !Ai* to 74.1 Suffolk (red) Sis to 70s Sri Ditto (white) - Sties to 72,a 1)i Norfolk and Lincoln shire (red) 51* to fills Irish • %a to I UTZ s s 34s to 11)1 JAk LET. Bialting Grinding 401 to Os 34$ to 3a3 OATS. Feed, Essex Sr Kent 22s to Zit Lincoimhira 22s to 2l;s Yorkshire 21s to 254 Irish white 211 s to 23.' Ditto black 214 to 21. Poland, Lincolnshire 23* to 274 Vorkshir.: 22s to 26. Potato, Lincolnshire lay to 294 I Yorkshire Tis to 261 r a Scotch . 261 to 31a Irish . 23s to 26s 1 'EAN& I( Ticks, new Ditto, old Pigeon Ditto, old :10s to 40s 4.1% to 'Os to 44s 41* to s•ls :Os to 3 , ",s II 3,1% to Vs I . 4i3s to lAN , 56s to 6Hs ' lI,Dro r Wheat per L I:t1 Os to Ltl Os I Old ditto . W Os to 111 Us Oats per qr. 1l Is to II lis II Old ditto . Oil us to Ul 06 C PEAS. !tog. Ylii , le IVlsite Boilers 11E1ITIORt. Wheat. per load of 11 ire littahels • 38s to 041 Pe New - . —s to —s R Barley, per qr. - 344 to Ws Ti 8311T111 , 11:1,1), Motniy, Dim. 21. The supply of lleef this morning is quite sufficient f mend, after the two large markets of last week, and It, a heavy appearance at the priers of this day sennif still obtained for the eery best Scots, and 4s. fol. Herefords. It being now the season for Beef, rather' there are as many sheep here as we w..nt, although tl under 13.000 : 4a. lid. continues the highest quo:alio: rerior qualities. 1 1 5 e Veal trade is up 211. per stow mains without alteration. Beet . N lid to Cia 01 Veal - I glutton - is 4:1 to is tid Pork - as tkl to is CI DEAD CATT I.E Tull DAT : Beasts, 2,3113 I Sheep, 12,760 1 , Calves, 150 Pigs, 10. BAY-MARKET. Hay ( Old ) • al lass to 51 At 01 New Inferior . 31 5s ed to 4/ rs id Clover (( g.l) -5! La ed to Id Its Od Ditto (interior) . .11 as lid to 4) B.raw Ws Oil to 21 9a thl woATEA lAA ez: . 3e. Reef - 2s ad to 3s lid Veal . 'Ss 1,1 o ;•1 1". MUMS 3s O l d to 4s 0 ,1 Pork .3srdto Sr td PRICE OF BREAD. The highest Price of Bread in the Metropolis is 11!. for ti four-pound Loaf. There arc others who sJi front ela,h,vary three halfpence below that rate. /Wet OF POTATOEs, Itzt. 20. Potatocx . a! Ills 041 to 41 Ins 64 per Tx - . VurkslOre Kidneys .1! Ilks ud to 51 IM IM (M.o. 0111A1' AND STRA Vt. sr. JAsl Es's. lcltt7f.C/IA 7i.. tray - (3. cid to 1101 0,1 Ilar oil 1 3 :i 4 S Ditto (New) —s Od to --11 01 Interior -65 s lid to tt4. Clover - CDs ltd to ID.. CI (lover 1n:o lid to I_► e. t4tralit . :stk ikt to 4Os 1.1 Straw . tfd to rf PIM I; OF 110I•S, per Cwt. Dtc. POCK ETS. /SAGS. Kent GI Its to /11 Os Kent . 1;1 1O to 71 Oi Sussex . IN to I'd leis Sussex - Ls to r! LOW( • 011 OS to 71 IN Essex . A/ Ins ;r1 1'1;6 Farnham. fine IV Os to 12/ l2s—s;econds 91 Os to ICI ot ...an% Mil Wert Or all Iliac there were several limb art gS r M'lceat up this 4 Ch it was difficult to hull) in priers. line satrnle, rnis ;Is last Monday. ami ice 24. to 2s per qr. cheaper!, is heavy to-day, and I>is 2,, w Beans were ratherl uatt lege currency. I irey Peas sot' ? qr. cheaper. l'here son so, te. 3 touch the same as :a n ti ° rimfits. Since thi s d ay rock ; A Barley, quality m ost l y line LI to the onen, ut tit! oo t ,, *Boers not spertd. k B Outlier grain in b3:4 ct.c Lets BIALT. loft - Ewe • :Ca to • Ditto, brown - :Ca Norfolk 1:4, ts k )ot , Ditto, brown - Ben CO. Eftg:l4h r. 4 o 2 . 4 pan Foreign LINSEI3. fun English :It to Per Foreign 4 :'s It 4,, he ; nespsEgri. Englirh (per qr.) oo • wha Foreign „ 423 t, TAPES. English (pa qr.) 3.•, • n , lfittn, new - : 3 Foreign Ditto, new . 24s C sw. ens. Ripeseed (per last) n i 31Catartireed (brown) per barbel . Ditto. white . w Zar t red (per cc.) 4 * * lento- white . J. I Trcioil . to • Ira 'oriarder • S: to i t , Sir Carraway IGI to a Sir OIL c•Lec. sir llapesccd (per ton) t•,;; to o Sir Linseed lihtto) In; t, 1.4 Ho Dec. - 1117 ------ Rye - 01 Ps to CI t: as Barley - 11 lb,ro L Rains - Its to 2 Ili Grey Pens - 21 2 s 10 21 we o n , Beans, per load 23 to', Peas .2,t v.: • Its' Rye • • rs tt4 Tares s t, -4 ;he t tra ftl e tl e hei :o o got y: fl jai s oth a tgi ir swu . dieea 3 eyk e ,ss c euateien .. n 2 ii l igitt. rots, and Is. fol. for Sc.,' 1 in for Beef, rather CAB ItithOllgh the ;waiter M' to highest quotai tun ter the L. is up 211. per stone. Pm it. Veal -3s Wto3s it M. FAT, per Store of fib. y the Tu:iow Metiers), 'Zs 41 PRICE OF RAW I Price by Tallow (ac stated b: . 70, V. ';: , s 1. I'2; ti Igs Its 1k: PRICE OF TALLOW, SOAP, ke. per 1121 b Town Tallow . •;11% 64 Yellow Soap Yellow Russia . 1;3 Mottled White ditto . 11;a (J turd Soap ditto . 3114 Graves Stuff . 31s 0;1 Good Dregs Ditto Rough . les ed • PRICE OF CANf)I.F•4. The price of good Store l'andles in the retail shops is as fa:, a Candles, per dozen - . 61 to is Moulds . tss RAW 1 Beat Heifers rind Sterrv, Ordinary . lid to 2i per stone • 22 121 to 112 2d 31arket C'alf (each) - 11, Uiddlirp . 2w 04 to 22 10d COAL 31Alt KET, Dec.2o. Shim Sold. Trig. - AO to 33t Ole 26s 6d to Ns 6.! I7i . --- In I:tint Gower street. the lade of J. L. Mallet. Esq. de sec• On the 10th inst. at Eton Lodge, near Ltvaroui, tht lady e. Jo,epli Walker. Esq. of a son. At No. 8, shano wick-place, Edinburgh, on 13th low. the flan. Mts. Itattr.ar. of It son. MARRIED. On the inch in.t. at Stene, licr.t, by the Rey. George Hare 31.1., Captain Philip I Ittcy. of the Bomb., Army. to Anra Fre &rim secohd daughter of the late Colonel Berkeley, and rice . Robert Talbot, Esq. of ri•one Castle. At Walcot Cluirelt, Bath, on Thursday last, Robert Rm. Were, Esq. of %Welling:on, Somerset, to Harriet, dau4htet cl late Anthony Linare Askew, Esq. of Middleton Hall, e. er!F Westniorelard. .• • ..... At Clyde 11.,nk, on the 15th ism., Barnard Albinos, Watt. of Crescent, near Oundte, to 3/iss Jane 'unninghann ' daughter of Celia A rtott. Oa thc 11th inst., at \l'alco: church, Bath, 31ajor lioggs. td 11 111apsty's 24th regintaa, to 31aria, youngest daughter of I.a> tenant-General ion, of t!io Nea flows. 11".• On tho 14tli inst., a; iiaat Luloorih, It ikon pocket, that to Jliss Lucas, daughter of l'Aitato Lucas. of u same ph re. At Coirton, on FilJety hat. the Rev. W. Wills. Vint d combo it.gis, Doran. to Judith, scram; ems• Mer of Esq. of the former 1.1;,ve. DIED. r:iday It•'. at i'ort.n:••u h. I •ievt...Colonel S. IVllliim'• tke yyvis•.-,, 4 Itoyal On 'i•uc.:cy hut. at LAW,. Iten:cr, \.•:•humbcr'.aad. fiunwav Ri.n 1:14. 1.: ;he 11,t year et: h:•• zAe co!?!ten jann't:-..,"..V...;n:t.w;T:::•):"•...i't'lla:h;l!,ridtila,r trachilftrii,:: ('i.-^i.•t. lh SaxrJay haat, 4t. his ItJuse at la'anheth, Rost warth H 1 U Ti:ls t , AT lAINDON 8111)6E. • Plort.iic 4.1 min. a.:l .. I v.:Tr ovit t; _ _ af THIS :tfU tfira. D,v -"/T. anason 131 2 Sirazil, AN! rttilf.h:d bf li. C.Lfiltex• 106 4 r---• L