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%suit. Our feeders **it" simaa.'et &it the 13-rand. iself Nails! under Lard gllentwinstigtei Act s foe Itisiliciousty tatting, in a scuffle, a constable, who took him into custody for breaking his father's windows. The Lard Chief Baron was !byte of opi. Mon, that the "roust& which was only a slight one %Its the band, was tint suck, under all the ciecuin *tenets as came within the meaning of the Act. tie wen ,now indicted for a common ssisult, end found Chitty. After a most impressire adtnonitiao from the Learned Judge oh the impropriety of his conduct, heirs, fiord Si. and checkered. Thomas Salter wit indicted for feloinously steal ing, ou the lath of March last, a geldii;g, value 1111., the property of Jeremiah Statute, of livening.. well, in Suffolk. Mr. Muslim, stated the cast to the Jury. The horse-keeper of the prosecutor, Mr. Stnttor, a most respectable fanner, residing at Henuirigs. well. proved the, the horse in question was 'ale in his mamtes stable at right o'clock on the night previous, and ou the morning of the 19 h it was missing. In consequence of this hand-hills were printed. offering a reword for the apprehension of leho thief, nrid the recovery of the horse. jam.. Dawkins, a guard to one of the Suffolk waggons, proved, that on the morning of the 19111 a , :arch he met the Prisoner at the Coach and (hese', w Newport, where he had a horse in the et whicn he offered for pair. The witness said hr was not in the habit of purcuasing horses, but if ties went .long ..ith him he would help him to a Custionet ; at that time the Prisoner appeared to lie vi,y fatigued, and tin the witness remarkiug that cir eniustairce, and that be seemed unwell, he account .c, fur it by saying that he had been drunk the before, Ann been tap all night travelling with rs.e horse. They then proceeded on the road to ward" London, and were too t t afterwards over /akets by a mail-coach, which dropped a printed hand-bill as it passed them. The witness examined found it offered a reward fur the discovery ct • horse which had been stolen, the description of 'Ach was answered by the horse in the Prisoner's pinisession, on which he apprehended him, and the horst was afterwards identified by the Prosecutor. Some suggestion having been made tint the Pri soner laboured under mental deraugernent since lie hod beet, in custody, Mr. Gepp, the surgeon to the gaol in this town, was called, and proved that at one tune he was vent fur to attend the Prisoner, arid frouni him unsettled in his amid ; but hr was not in -mit a state es to be unable to distinguish right from wrong,. The Jury found him Guilty—Deo/h. C.orles Faller was indicted fur stealing a pocket book, eighteen pounds in Bauk•notes, a snuff box, a nd a mob, from the person of Jonathan Smith, of Little Waltham. It appeared, from the evideoce this else, that the. Prosecutor, having fallen isalettp on the eveniog of the day of the election, at Whitellait Inn, in ahia town, on wakening again, mimed the property stated 111 the indictineot. 'Pie mime eve ll ioo g„ the Prisoner was at the Spotted Dog, with a 10/. note and other notes, where he hot two bottles of wine end other refreshments; a it on being taken into custody, the onuff-hox and 4/pith were found upon him, together with the re• ruainder of the weary, which bad out been expend r.l. the pocket-hook. Mr. NlttutousE, as Counsel for the Prisoner, irrb!ettiously ores...examined each ttitite,.., but could c alter these facts—Guilty—Transportation for ICichard Thorley was indicted fur feloniously sta;attog, on the 11511, of July, five one-pound note., tun pennerte of David Powell, Esq. of Lougliton. 'Foe Bailiff of the Prosecutor proved that ou Sa. roq/arlast he went into the Crown Inn in that . tuirt, for the purpose of paying different per.ons Lenhons his master was indebted, and having gone out to get change of a five-pound note, he left the money' in question on the table, and MI his return it was gone. The Primmer vat by his side. and had Kong out of the mom. On his return he was search. rd„ hut nothing • found on him. He was huwer,r observed shortly afterwards to go to a duughill in t Cie yard, where he 'took up sosnethiug, sad on being oviin searched, fisemue poised motes were found on /:'W. The Prisoner, io his defence, said ihut he picked t'nr nuteii up under the table--Goilty—Two imprisonment in the HOOlll of Capresctiou. .•Willinnt Fuller was indicted for burearinusly b►traking and sanction the dwelling-bosun of Thos. J'eain; of Harlow. 'about the hour of twelve, in the. of the 29111 of February. and station thereon four cheeses and three loaves, his property. Tit? case presented to the Jury, U . 13 the part of the prosecution, fur their cous:deratiun w it s a s fol low% : Tice Prosecutor, keeping a chandler's whop in flatiow, in the night mentioned in the inictment, w•ut to bed about eleven o'clock, leaving 11:S pre -1131.CM ►afr, and the property in question ota a shelf seat a window, which had been blocked up with Istiii and plitister. The neat rouranug an aiirrture bad been forcibly made through the lath .and pi:owstr, and the property in quertiou hal bees re nvorud, _ _ _ Q. t he Prisoner being apprehended fur another f.jwiiy, he confessed having been concerned' no the r.iiaroe conteined in the !present indictment; allega . that he had been inatigated in it 'by **rains. ',ogled Robinson, who broke open the *Maks.. Nir. Venn stated,, on being cruaaaralossiued by 11 r. liNtik, that die Prisoner lived in Ina neigh.- '...eirhood, and in consequence of the &alb of hie tier, and the crud noel ein ploymeia of lus ,t.irr, 1w was unfortunate!) ,eft. tun rutits:h at (;oodly—Death. • William Cullen And William Galligue _were itt dlc+.tl, for steallog,, tin the 5:11 of June. at. the person of West Won, 20 bobbin,. and a quantity tit silk, the property of George. Lorgnette. le;uppeared that the Prosecutor SS . . stik-inanna. Imourer. residing at Stratford. in au catenate, tr a y. employing upwards of 50. persona s . of whoop the rissuners were two. On the ruorniog of the day tribe indictment, the Prisoner Congo applied to the Ina.: r.rgiug clerk of the Prosecutor fur the silk Ps Wars. 11.411 to work witfi ; hut, begin receiver.l..o, he rib. ertsso,44. On his loots) baits% inuiswaried, it appeared that lie had not been in ertautoissily milk to proceed with ha work. The :other *Priatroer shortly rafter: o - i-ords absconded, and • they were bath taken int,is ruiteidy, in company together. the silk Igab worth from 30 to 35 guinea,. Whets the Prosecutor it itrfol; tied the Prisoner Cullen, as to what be had u -ter. ~~ * done with the silk, gbe sourer lie mule was, siat tae would toll all shout it if he gave loin • horde of wine! G..lligue went with Mr. Lawrence to Lan don, to point nut where tlw silk wee-;. rod, eosins informatigns, the isobbins were found at lite home of * woodens receives of stolen goods, flow in New.. Kate—Galllgoe, Not Guilty; Grill, — Seven years' transportation. Edmond lioltetworth was indicted for felonious ly stealing, op the 23d of Nlay, • silver weir's, value 2/. the property of Andrew Anderson, hum his pPISOII. it eppeared that the Prosecutor actually took the Prisnuer in the fact of stealing hie watch. .43 the• Clay in the indictment, at Woodford Fair. Ile felt his watch go, and immediately found it io the Prisoner'. hand. Several constable* the,. came to his assistance, and a toast desperate &tempt wan made by hie associates to rescue him, but is. Casio.— Guiliy—Tratuported for life. Edward Marlin was indicted for felimioucly stealing, on the 20th of May, a wafter ' , beep, the property of John Fennel, at Little Clacton. The witnesses fur the prosecution proved that the sheep in question wits safe anon% inhere, in r tield of the Proireentor's, on the Hight of the day men. tioned in the indictment, Nod was missed the next looming, some footsteps were ohaerved over untie chalk in a directing' *floods the house of tile Pri colwr. On the 241. his house was watched, awl there a Icrge quantity of mutton, in a cooked state, was found, and the akin of the sheep in queetiois concealed under a dungshill.—Gullty—Deuth. Joseph Tilmusise war indicted for stealing a yellow don pony, the property of James Hewetwo. It appeared that the pony in quelition had been turned out on Nozeisig Common, as lung ago as last Christmas twelvemonth, whence it was shortly afterward* stolen, and mold by the Pristmer to a per son named Young, who oIJ it to a third person. The Loan CIIIEF JUSTICE. in charging the Jury, informed them, that the offence charged in this case was not capital, as the property millets was described to be a yellow dun pony. If it had been described according to its sex the offence tlwri would have come within the operation of a statute, which rendered it capital—Gni/Iyd larceny—Ti ansport ed fur seven years. . _ Sarah Chippe7feld. was indicted for stealing, on the Bth of April, at Clavering, two pieces of bacon and a piece of cheese. The Prosecutor proved that he lost the property in question from his shop, on the day ment►oned in the indictment. Some cheese and some bacon weir found by the Prosecutor's porter in the Prisoner's garden ; but there was no proof that these were the property of the Prosecutor. The LEARNED JUDGE. in directing the Jury to acquit the Prisoner. reprobated the indiscretion by which this unfortunate woman lied been kept in the common gaol ever since April, for a charge like the present, which might have torn so long ago dos posed of at the Sedsious, and when, his Lordship should have thought. that our da l e punishment would have been sufficient, under all the cirr•um stauces of the case. John Challis was indicted for feloniously break ing anal entering the dwrlling.l or of John Bew rs., at Little Tinhorn, about the hour of slo e in the might of the 11th of June, no person briog thcrein, said stealing a watch, val.tte YO,. his pro perty. _ _ _ Th e Pris o ner, who was the nephew of Mrs. Bew. era, and had hero brought up under the fostering care of his Uncle and aunt r his earliest itifaiscy, came from the house of his master. and spent the day tambour(' in the indictment, being Sabbath Day, (stilt them. In the eveffine all went out together, his uncle and emit to a plaice Of worship, and hr ap pioetitly tovra(ds his master** for the night. 0.5 their return from nieenng, however, they Nand the house open, rod from a cupboard within the watch In question had been take!). Oto the Monday the Prisotier sold the watch to a arum' at Tulleslinut ()dicey fair, fur six shillitv and a pint of nuts. The eloquent Gentleman remarked, that the Prisoner's conduct did not evince hardened traits of matured iistquity, but probably the luxuries, or de itraVlll4.ll, as they ought suture properly to be called, at a fair, had bets tiofortuttatrly rufficient to over turn his stator. Ile had evinced, however, every tuouifestaitots of contrition since the commission of tbr offence. These farts were proved, but so much toss Mn.l Brewers stfected, that she could not give her evidence, sod the capital part of the charge was thus ibitscl(nted„ 'as the fastening of the house was sot proved. 1 The Jury found him Guilty of larceny. The Cuter JUSTICE, in passing sentence, cont• mented . oh the miquity of the Priso n er's conduct. but trusting that this ear his first offence, sod homng that he might still become an useful member of soromty, hr sentenced him only to one montler noprisonment in the /loose of Correction. Jahn Manning was; indicted for burglariously lire:king and reneging the dwelling-house of C. NeWillall. EN. at Meuul BUNN tit the night of the 18th of March. and steeling therein a silver *mei), a quantity of silver costs, and two PO1,113(1 'Witt/ t [u s property. The proarcutima was •. siipported by the follow ing facts :—The bowie of the PfgalVellef Was secured on the night mentioned is the . iirdicrment, the property in question being safely deposited in a closet. where the Prisoner, wliki V' l4 in tire Prosecutor's service, was well aware Ire 4rpt. his , money. „ The neat morning the house was fistrod briskets °pee, the•lock of the closet also forced, and the property irequestion gone. On the 4911 i of March. the •Prisoner•was found st Col chester, opt riding money in" an extravagant manner, iii,coroparly of outwit of the town; and in his pos. session the ,Prosecettri's was found. Girth, John 411erchant and John•Welford were capitally indicted fur bergl.irinusly breekiog awl entering the dwelling , ,hoose of GeMge Smith, at !range. iv thia.county. shout the hiter.of twelve its the eight of the torn of July, end steeling thereto sixteen stone of pork. twenty pounds of tobacco, sie pound* of ire, twelve pounds of plates, one leaf Of lump ringer. a quantity of cheese, , boner. au... tard. pepper., end moot seges,..einteral bottles of piretrr.•4slss pot. of • *muff. a ,mime of wrier, pair of align- breaker*, .a svekihg big, en apron, end • Isieslt a it., the peopei.ty. of ilia said peorgf • Ou the,yort of the ponaverstise. it 'typesets& that the house of the Ptoareatoe.:teue-sieciseed end fain. riled at hate. 'R11411.11.9 e'clork. Os 'the Alen to trews .. + ~ Cann, the property Mentioned in the indictment being then safe ; and the next doming the premises were disc o vered to have been bnikeu into, and all the articles eautuera.ed goo,. At three o'clock the next morning, and before it wa* clay-light, the pri soner Merchant went to the 'mute of his father-isi law with many articles of property, answering the description of those stollen in quantity and quality; sod, oolong other things. he brought with hint • loaf of sugar and pert of • cheese, on which part of • letter W. appeared: and its the house of the other pri-oner. Watford. the oilier part of the cheese, with the remainder of the same letter on it, was fumed. together with other snicks, of the de actiption named in the indictment. Tie Prisoner Merchant stated, in his defence, that lie had found the preperty in questiori; and Wallord osserterl that it had been divided with hun after it was found. Gwitty—Denth. Henry Wilson was indicted for feloniously steal ing, till the 14111 of April, a hair trunk, containiug divers quantities of linen, wearing apparel. and other articles, the property of George Wilson. It iipprored that the Prosecutor was a waiter at the slack Boy Inn, in this town. and the Mi ll io ns ., inivinr, came there as messenger to a cricket club, held at this lists, took oration to walk oft with the trunk in tpiestiosi, and afterwards was fantod selling various omelet of the stolen property to different persons.— Greatly. The Prisoner was illtlietell this time two years, for shooting at a man twined Gelder; and at the following Atsizea for a burglary. Ott hoth otos -510514 lie had the gond fortune to he acquitted. The Cotter sentenced him on this titcasion to seven years' trantportatiiiii. fetes Richardson dud Ilenry Neon were indict ed tot lelolllW.i.ly stealing , us. the 13th of July, a 'tether lands, the property of Thomas Perry. of Debileti. There was a second count ins the iodict meta, char g i ng th e m with killing the lamb, with intent to Medi the firth. It appeared in this case, that the Prosecutor's sheep and lambs were safe in one of his fields on the night of the 12/h of July, ■nd the next morn ing the lamb in quiet was missing. In conse quence of the trace of. footsteps through a ploughed field, in a direction towards the residences of the Prisoners. their fron•es were attached, and different parts of the lamb round there. Guilty—Death. Samuel Power was indicted for feloniously steal ing; on the Ist of January. 1,000 nails, the property of the same gentleman. In this case it appeared, that in consequence of numerous depredations com mitted on the Proseeators, the houses of several persons in their neighbourhood were searched, and g others the house of the Prisoner, where the nails in question were found. The Prisoner, in defence, satisfactorily proved that he had received the nails in exchange for • Lick of potions-9.—Na Chilly. Thomas Witham was indicted for feloniously breaking and entering the dwelling-house uf Thorned roaker, at Little Beddow, about the hour of twelve in the dry time of the 15th of April. and stealing therein es. tid. in money, ■nd two handkerchiefs, his property. It appeared that the Prisoner, taking advantage of the Prosecutor's family bring at church oil the day mentioned in the indictment. made an aperture through into the oven, and thence proceeded into the interior of the house, where he stole the proper ty in question. On his being apprehended the next day, his smock frock was extremely black, as if by the sold of the oven, and the lisuilkervlnef found upon if in._ The Learned Judge directed the Jury to acquit him of the capital part of the charge, as the pro perty was lint worth five olitltinge, the sum prescrib ed by the statute.—(;'silty al Larceny only—Pri irately whipped and discharged. Jam Cumberland the younger, and lames Cum berland, were indicted for felousiously stealing on die Bth of June, fifteen geese, the property of George Hodge, at Waltham:stow. It 'powered that the geese in question were stolen from Eppiii4 Forest, sod on a pursuit !vein. , instituted after the supposed thieves, the track of a cart and horse was discovered in a direction from the spot where the geese appeared to have been thriven up in a corner, toward, the residence of the Prisoners. Ott examin ing that track, it appeared that the horse who had drawn the cart had his near fore font much larger than the off one; and on the Prisoner's house being searched, nine geese were found, three of which the Prosecutor identified, and on their being all introduced to the old geese., from whose protection they had been taken. they exchanged civilities, and appeared highly delighted at their re-aerociation.— Guilty —Seven years transportation. Amid Murrell was indicted for feloniously stealing, out the 284 or April, a wether sheep, va lue el. the property of Samuel Goldsbeery, of The st.epherd boy of the Prosecutor, slid other witnesses, proved, that the flock of sheep wear side on the night of Saturday. the , 22.1 of April, and the :text morning the sheep in question was gone, and its skin and emceed* were. found in a corner of the field, together with the heed. lis consequence of • suspicion eiiteatnioert. the Prisoner', house was searched, and there the ejte9o4 of it sheep cut up, was found, the different fitted. and evidently belonged to the skits found. - (1;11 Death. Itichard Palmer was indicted for hurglarionsly breaking and eidering the dwelling-house of Ana Cooper, at Sliellow Bowels, about the I rof twelve in the night of the 15th of March, and stealing therein a quantity of bread, sugar, tea, and other articles. her property. The Pr. secutrix proved, that on the night of die 15th of March she went to bed 'shout ten o'clock, leaving her house and the property hauled in the iii dictuteist secure and safe. Ois her getting up at five o'Cleick the .next niorieiog, the property was guise, 4 1 4 Ithe discovered the depredation, had heels committed ny timing is hole throngli the rite.r, and by that mean's drawitig beck the tio;t. On the Pi t. sutler's house bring searched, the bread, which was of Mrs. Cooper's ono enantitscloro, aid omitted wider bet thumb to a pe.:tilier isay...viatafound, to. gather well, a quanttly of ittgar. -s• • Out thwport of the Defendant avitooss war call. ed,'batled .Allll Tower. who sv'' . o.e M." she hail PUMA -tile Priv 00000 .I's wife in her last confine hurot, Istid.werst to has Moo* for that purpose ta, the dtli of &lambi 41111 staid lilete a month, and timluig t h at petted the Prisoner pew came home any one night 4410 1 1011 V slier ten v'clecir. She also recollected thit. he had the &tiger found at his hosier • long time heluve the rubhery, es hr kept it tns his wife's confinement. A lieu named Stratt was ales culled, and films ed that he saw the Prisoner buyibt bleed of a man int the high road, near Breltitree, uu the misting of the 16th of March.—(;dilly of larceny only—Trans. porter! for seven years. .4nrah .Stnith and Alllt Smith were indicted for feloniously steeling, on the 16th of June, 1819. eight one-pound flank notes, the property of Thos. Strew. The Prisoiirrs rod Prosecutor in this case were postorerS in tile poor-honor Of WUllhaint at iii, time sir the alleged robbery ; and the Proses cutur having gone to bed with the money is, gore. tins, in his breeches !pocket. on the night of the 16th of Jnne, he pieced them under his pillow. On his awakening the sleet n►orning, he missed the whole of the money, and found the breeches bad been removed. A witness tomer! Sorrel wet then called, who swore tiro he had, at different times, received the amount of the money lug from the Prisoner Allll Smith, who hail told hint that it was the Prosecu tor's property. At the suggestion of the prisoner Ansi Smith, who accused this wittier.s of the rob bery. he confessed that she hail • child by him, but denied that he had quarrelled with her store the robbery, though lie had before. (laving sprite the mousy ill drunkenness, he enlisted for a soldier. and the smart money for his tEscharge„ as well es that of the Prisoner Smith's son, was paid by Sarah Smith. Another pauper, who slept in the saine room with the Prosecutor, proved that the elder Smith came into the room in the course of the night in gneotion, apparently to see if the persons there were asleep. end on bring addressed by the witness. re tired inpuednitely, without auswering.—Aot William Dodson weir indicted for fel 111 l iousty stealing. on the girth of November, one sheep, value 25i. the property •of George Woodgete. at Dowitham. It appeared that the Prosecutor's sheep were safe on the night of the 19th of November, and on the morning of the 40th the sheep in question was missing. An inquiry was instituted to discover the thief, and some suspicious circomst . having transpired with respect to the Prisoner, his I se was searched, and there part of a sheep was found, and on the flesh being compared with r skin found also on the premises, identified to be Mr. Wood gate's, from the circumstance of the sheep having but one ear, they exactly currespossded.-.-Guifty— Death. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. JULY 10. Arrived tie Riga, Forster, from HaVOUNII:With 11114 of rudder, haviug been airsick by a heavy sea um the ?3d June. Sailed the 'cipher, Whitfield, fur London. Remain al Spitload the Ruchfurt, Causelron, Iphigeoia, Spartan. and Wasp. PLYMOUTH, JULY 19. Arrived ►he Sally. Cam, from Airramiclui and and Amelia. 'mom, from New Brunswick. Sailed the Navy, Hell, for laackto. ►ALMOUTH. JULY IS. Arrived the Navigator, Mite, front Alicia' tut Gur►a+ey. IsikJ the Riebmond, inuring, for London. A great number °Camel, passed up Channel tmdag. vnenctou JULY 20. Arrived the Fox. Crewe, Carotiree, sod Zephyr treeepurie from Portweerith fur Cork, with Wimps. LIVILIPOOL, 2C1.1 - 19. Arrived the Hope, Barton, from Para ; lma. Junes, and Yarmouth, Harrison, from 51 araultasu ; Stewart, from Pernambuco; Hannah, Fairclough. from Antigua; G►urge 111, Harrisoni front ditto; Hitch. and Richard Walker. Lothian. (rum Jaauira ; Maria. Cameron, from St. Andrews; Ajak, Cat run. (mew New Orleans; Hunter, T u r n e r ; STIIIIII, M•Cleunao ; snJ Angelina, —, from Charleston; and the Margaret and Atm. Bowman, front Miramirlti. The Ajax awoke MI the 17th Jane, is lat 41. lona. 54. 51. the Ctiriatopher, Rhode. from London for Phi ladelphia, out :r6 Jaya, with haw of Lush topmasts: the hope, Situp , from lielfaal to Quebec, with 120 pasorngers, was ow shore at Rattail,. awn.. JtiLY Arrived and nailed for the River the !Jordon, Month, from Jamaica ; Neelooti, Peter, front Barbados's; Piggott, Thorn. from Tobago ; Warn.. Trader, from Montserrat ; and Free. land, frost St. Domingo—the latter hat; toiled fur Rutterdarn. MARK CTS. (From " re* London New Pries Cusrewt."l FRIDAY AFTERNOON, JVI.Y 41. COTTON—There was • brisk and general demand fur Cotton, and seversl eutemive purchases have liven made since Wednesday. The market this foremaor appears rather damped by unfavourable intelligence from Liverpool ; tensive arrivals bail taken place, and the prices were a little lower. The purchases of Colton since oar last C 9111140 SO Permits*, 10jJ.; 40 Mines. 141 d.; 100 Rowels, • 12}d.; lOO tonyrnati. prime ; 200 Cameras, 114 ; I,oooSmalr, 141. • 2111. in hood ; 300 Bengali', Bid. • 71d. in bond. SUGAR.—The Imxinem enne this week has been quite tri vial, mud so the holders evince on increasing disposition to effect sale. as account of the INrge impiiiis, In arveril stances prices IL loser lave torn sobmilied tu ; Jamaica ftlisocusudes, low bruvn SOL The purchases of Relined Clouds coot nue consiJerable. par. tieulaily Ilamburela ; Ihr Luce lumps at market are too inconsiderable fur the Jentssol : the grucers ale also tnktog gam , ' very fret le for the home trade—Whew* are steady. The public lute of Rraxil !blear. on Torsaay last went Mr brisk,...,with I. . n bight r ; brown 3t.. seism, 344. whit.'. coml. 554. a 57.. Coctrkf ',rep politic sops or c..ffiv htougbl foram-4 il.lO t k : dee eatrissise tiesnand IS I'. ova! in sonic means... at .ohsiole, and ebony, no artiste. tom to the pr gent could fig • 1.1/t4l, yet the Isl,l r 1 era. eik. cee.hoele heavy. This f0rr......et two 'online salts were browett four/AM; the Isnot.: soh; hrowils. list good ata boe ordinary au.). fatreicis at prices Is. a 1.1. Menet ; the finer . . gnaliiie. add 011 al: high loin. as previously ; moan! tophoary Jamaica 131.. a 112. fine (ordinary 123.. n 124.. Q.I. ; good ipahly Oohs 1245. thl ; the no idol *lopes,. henry si Use redacn ItEM. BRANDT. and llott.•%oc—The Ram market rim limier bras!, but inithutit aily ,eJtit ##### in the the import* Aar exten.ivr. but holders Jo lush appear inc.iirt.l to press stirs; the advance of the Corsi Wilke, is favourable to Rum. Genes aus without sherilsoo. Otte—The prices of Oil are %%idiom variation ; further details ihprclatie the Fishery have been rrevired ittroudit 'Nerreten; about 501 ♦.sse. are ra-paal.al. auJ alsoval 1110 fl 1,, mak i hit an *vet at.. of rolot rArta ; cite neld accounts sic look- I tit foi rills mow antoslY 'inc.—The 11.414.14 or Rice look With liwW;elif et 1 1 s ; Corn sisaiiiri, the late •••• Mr:lt'll r 1$ \lvry Intutoill•i• to, Ithe price iiiirenciog; no 1111,101 , TrIn. 111 bAll ihsarAil I' 11. i •takiir piece. Good Caroline, h ) p/lIIIIC .al.', OW. nod 3,1., ' TALLOwi—hoseign Tellcini wive lor awake ei.ry Leavy, ~,,.,.. ~,...~~.. _ r. ks=wMa awl are Miter fewrr Tuwis trarkel le le day els. which is the same as last week. CORN EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, UV/ ?l. TIM tapirly of Wheal brim small tins week, and the w►a. fiber contouning nolinimisrab'e Int the growism sales were made ibis Meriting sw,re at an ad f 4.. p. r guarte► all Monday's prices.. —Oats are fall is. pm mi., t. r .1 iand Batley aid Beans twilit it, demand, and Inc t. shoples of eithe► at marlim. fark of those arlirl.s *nit 1.. per quarter higher. Grey Prase are Ir. dearer. PRICE OF BREAD TH I* WEEK. ll* highest price of the twat Wheaten Uri ad ihrowelo.. t!)re tretrypulta, etetert by the plisyriesi Biker. Ito L.r 4111M49 and 4 fialponey. the %lust tern /mat; Iwo tier of Throofortidogo ewe oor hest —Avow Rehm She Urarterte Loaf foam wee prosy to Iwo-pence low.. lh. oz. 14. ft' Pre! Loitt ie welch 17 Quiriern Loa( to weigh 4 r, Half ditto *II Hylf Qsartern ..... 2 It cmptinos. Corn lespeelar's Rehm?, ?MinelittaY. /MY t!') Meat, per load . 1W ta 2lt Riney, per quarier Oats &NM ..4N —.4 Os 4“,,r4 • Pew* NewNURY, BERKS. •.• •. Wheat 84s to P 4. Peens 6.411, 10 lts Parley 33a 10 39a 1 Pease Ala to —.O that !Ss to 281 I Herod, per gallon, is 7J. to 1.. Id. SMITHFIELD MARKET. FRIDAY, JU LY AI Thera4as • Rawl supply or every titecripttuer of Cattle at market 'big rouneing, iw perikatae All ler mail as.at, o• e•seseq•eace of which the prices hate Imrere.l. We( h... aloe lweere.l is mire, there rot levier a great &mane, 11... that article. The Hay.assrket remains Is prier a. i.e. market flay. In Straw awl Clover ma alteritiam in 1.... v....-. fullipailig a so accurate statement tat the uusiithrs anal prices To sink Ike offal Beer—. 41, R.I. to ss. 44 bhollou .44. A.I. to res. rri: Lamb.. tos. 6 I. to Cs. Veril....sa. 61. to 64. 6.11.' Pork ... ss. 61 to 1.. rt 1 per steam of Vb. Head .It:ato iv ai day Restos 3511 Merl, 814 Lolieb4.. s. V SO Calves Pig* • • s• 31. 10.. *M. 111 4/ 104. 04. E himer 5/. •h. 0.1. 1.. 11 o•.' /14'. Straw NEWUATE AND I.F.A (By sir tanrams Pee .... 34 fl.l to 41 4. 4 I Veal l. 4.11., 6. si• lisisitton.. 44 4.1 to 54 0.1 Pork 44 It Ito 54 4 I 4.. 11.11. to no 111. PRICES OF HAY AND STltAtv PT. JAPITS . P. WISIIIPPrir4TTP. Ray 31 3. 04 to 41 12. 11,1 I Hay... 41 . 0. 0.4 io 4'l!. Straw If I. 04 to It Pk Oil Strao.. I/ 12.0.1 to II hi. o 4 Clover 0104 041. 01 1k Od I Clovir W IM.OI to 7/ labs 11.1 . . PRICE OF HOPS, Jeff C 444. IM MAUI. 111 SW FOC% ItTo. Rem ....31 81, to 4/' 44 Kest .... 31.144 bp 4/ 11. ..2/ 184 ell 3/ 144 &weal SI 84 ill 4/ 44 Row' ....31 04 In 41 A. &met .... 31 134 to 4/ li• Farralmei, liar. 4/ 10.144 /41 lts.—lhteu, sertmel. If Om 14 4/ 134 PRICE* oF TALLOW, SOAP, Ice. per 112110. Tools Tallow 02., 0.1 .....• Od Yellow Soap . .. 1 PR, Yellow Russ I Russia 59. ad ..P4 OJ Aliatled „,„ Pit White ditto...s6s lid ..-• 0.1 Corsi ...... .. Soap ditto.... 504 Od —to Od Graves Ns Os Melting Stalrs?. Od .—• OJ I Good bo g .. .. a Ape se Dino suitEls..:lis Oil --.1 0.1 . - .... , • PKI(E OF ItA%V FAT, prr slime of 1111 s. As stated by the Tallow/ As staled by the litttrhe.4 aleitet4. flt. James's 314ritel. 34 41 Price by Tailor ....3s 0 , 44 Witt trebspet elatiska• 74 A eerage 34 AN PRICE OF CAN I)LES. From Tallow Chandlers Hall. Price of Candles, per duaeo, I Is ed—Monldr, 13r lA. dd. per dassm allowed for ready assorry. stiErP SKINS. Lambs . - 2a GJ to 4. 64 Shemiling* ......... 0A 44 10 04 14.1 HAW MIDES. Beat Heifer* pm.' %wet.. k row Ordissarr... 2. 0 . 1 1.. 2 21 $ 1 0 .0.. 2. 1.1•1 to 34 0,1 Market Calf . .. 0 , 19 9 ..... I, M41411111:1 2+ 4.1 111 2, 6.1 Else. !Num Its OA 1.. 04 ni PRICE (IF I.F.ATilcut. Botts, be to 5 8 1hs.easit • 1.4 to 14 1 1.1 pes lb. . Ditto, 56 to 66Iba. each ..... !Id to 224 lintiosimt Hides 15.1 to 154 Floe Coach Hides . . .. Crop Hid.. 35 to 41111,6 for coifing 1564 i., 17d Ditto 45 to 5016. . llll.l to 291 Calf Skims 30 to 40161 ..*Ls to Via Ditto 50 to 70 lb* .............34d I. 361 Ditto 70 to 80110 ... 97.1 so 30.1 Small Seals (c,reesitaisd) ?lst so' fl,. lArtr ditto .... tanned Horse tittles l7y,d lis 18.1 • Splints's 11 , 1r.i. !tide. .. . ...MI -ie Warn . ' COAL 11ARKET. ii•LT 21. Sli ip • • I Al•rket. Ships Muld. Poky. • 3 Ke•caslle 1 Sun Jet WO s . •! !: ; A arrinus affray took iilare on MAtlty,!ar eto.n;re Illft. 81 Ch 4011141, bet Nero some Tusk• and quart. real there, to carw•gorncr 01 a lit.plate I rostrvi tug a ammo, when um- ul the 'finks M,lh A %sole mortally wounded a man helunglog tn . the Al woo.. Artillety. Another man of the same t Lop u:1.0 dangetnusly butt. PRICE OF IWCiiit TFATERDAT. . 3 pet Ct.. Red... 14114 I Rusk l..Au o t is I-16L per Ct. C0u5..69 ba ll t,lntr. 3 p.-r Ct. Au. 64 . 11 ',crew'? f laid4a Rewhi.:in 21 p.. 4 ye, .. l47if f Kg: Rif*, fi 5 preCe..N.A . .., ilksgtil I Omilikup 4 tr. 5 pry emu/. Priv" ~ I leo ARRIAGCi. At Ilortiolro Choral... the 11th ivionne. M the Rim. Thommi ul Leol•-0.1••11.1 Pls. rr, of Ki:loutiusim iu I , IC 1.0 13 rsdui.l, In lour, of Plrei , . of Pale•lty calile, ill 111.• leta• TOr Rev flus. S. Pilch. ~1 Inn otruaJ slaariglthr of Joins Paul Paul, 1:- . 4 141:11 GloocrattiAile. At fArser.rdiptain Parton, R.N. 141 Mu.' Rebecca Lop.: Franco, borer of Sir 31. 31. Imp. t. DEATH. AI aistiabon, the H.,...) SKIM AO.. ftaett.ll wl,ose pet Onus elle" the doiiint It ..... $04.11. wllh i.o. Kpa• 1.1 .rJs, dl. cord thew vrt.2pr how 11.. N ,iih 01 (iomm.), am 4 1.1011 isikr jaatieil thew "nil, yIII. ss Shat w, re tee. ell udg;istc ive thine' tudep4 astkescr . iisfru awl Pnlslishetl 111 Tot[ iLlll4llfli roma sad THE. GI OSP 'eke. No. Sif 12. C()KNVY W ELL, lrl Use J 1.11.1. weialLor F ' _ SEIM 6 '. A