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haiiitc, tpersoomsal in it for some time, he was et last tikeninto custodie ' - ' Th.: Mustier said ha.could not contradict what was sworn to, as lie-was so iistoxicated at the titre, as to be incapable of knowingifitat he was dohtg. The Jury found hint guilty. He we, sentenced , to tiara inoottis iinprisonmetit its the Hodge of Cor rection. Thomas Maxwell wits indicted for assaulting Hannah Mulberry, aith intent tocouiroit a rape. The Prose:atria, a fine girl of - l 7 ye.ini of age, is the tlauister of Titania, 11liilisesmy,. a black .l.o si smith, resi di ng in Chelsea Markt , need the - lie , feadasit is a barber , who re-writ th i lgi t vleam i nio . The girl swore, that. :shout Iwo o't kin the after noon of Mossda, the ilst Angulo lost, she re virtual hums, alter leasing her Little brothers and misters ut school. The Prisoner asked her if her father was et louse? and she said he was net. She then went up stain, out' hr followed her up to the front room. As lie .abut the door, she asked lino want he emoted ? He risphed, if she came to him !... would tell her ; and she said she would nut. He l'i .is Intik hold of her by the lonia, sn.4 pitied her t•een:.ds him. Upiii4 her resistiog, he said it was 1.. i. 114% for her to straggle. as iiothilig shoehl pie.. rent his gratifyiog his desires. She instantly iniatelted up a knife, that was lying on a table, sued declares' that he should not. Ile then tanstitiesi both her arms and she attempted to get to the window. Ile forced her front the window . itgaurst the table, which Woke in the struggle, Ulla lie !mug iihnimed at the knife in her ham', let her go, when she escaped out of the room. and ran down stairs into the street. Wheat her father came Jamie, she told hint s-hat had happrued; when he instantly procnred a constuble, nod hail the Prisoner appre. headed ; Lot upon the intercession of some friends, mud his promising h.: %%could oat iu *trend her, he forgave lain.. The same night, t ten o'clock, the Prisoner returned to his kdgißgP, WWI behaved in a very violent manner. He. threatened to be revengeti, and,'ettempting to lay hold of her as she stond at the foot of the stairs, site fainted away. He was then secured and sent to the watch-hoes,. The PriNonier read his slefeuce from a written pa per. Hr totally denied the lenticular* as sworn to, hitt merely asked her for a kiss. He attributed the prosecution to a wish to get him out of the shop, us favour of auot her of the some trade; and claimed sonic consideration front letving served his canary fourteen years iu the light drognoss, on the Conti nent, anti Itaviug been wounded several times. The • Jury found him Reilly; and for Court b• thelleed him to Ire , rtiiitiiird for twelve months in the House of Correction. _ . BANK OF ENGLAND. Thuralay there sos sa General Court orPro pristors, for the purpose of rietisraug the thifileust lisr the Litt hull' year. .--...-.. The dividend repo-4rd by the Court of Direc tors was 5 per cent. and a motion nab wade avccord tugly. Au ainendineat was woe., and seconded, that the dividend idloold Ire increased to 6 y.er Cent., [m ing et tha rata of l 2 per cent. per annum. Sir A. Planter? (Counsel to the flank) resisted ilia motion as au improper interference with the discretion of the Director*. Although the strict words of the law were, that these idiould be every half year *dividend of the weak., yei 'the law had se far fa:lesi into disuse, that it had always hi:!ierto been left to th jusigswent mid discretion of the lit rectors, to consider who* samara of dividend it was safe and prudent to recommend ; and i here w 4* no insolence of the Corn of Proprietors altering it. - Mr. RANKLE JACKSON, the seconder of the amendment. relied uncut the sr-11-known of ihe strains of the Bank, and saw siu-rea.on why the saute dividend of It per tits , which W. 1.5 made iu the years 1804, 1805, and 1806, should i • h e made in the prem-itt year. lie ems emivisieeel that the circitaistuilees of the bank %mild atreinl a ; rod therefore lie considered, that, aleceirelic„; to the words of the Aet, there should be a fair division ef the profits aiming- the Proprietors every half Year. Mr. IVINTUORTE said, that when the 1/ per cent was given, it was by no means intentttol or consi dered as a permanent divide-lid, hot as a temporary Bonus of 5 per Cent., added to the regular dividend of 7 pry cent. He considered that a regular divi dend of 10 per cent. would be more for the ad vantage of the Proprietors, than 11 per cent. given INT:1 , 10111d lv by way of banns. Sir A. 010001 r moved the precious quention on the. Amendment, wails, after a lung discussion. atoi filiallv carried. . . . . . - The Duvidend was thou declared et S per teat. • for the hail year. The dress worn by Mr.. SIDDONN, on Monday night, in the charartee of Lady Macbeth, was a cor rect copy of tkat oldll by 11 ARV, Queen of ScoTs, at her marriage with Lord DARN LEY. Yesterday as a Gentleman was going along South A tulley-etrret in a single horse Outlive, with a child sittiag by him. by a sudden jerk, the Gentle man was thrusts sut, and was very much hurt; the horse galloped off toward. South -street, the child keeping its seat in the chaise; fortunately, the chaise came in connect with the Martial") of fitectio rarviage, sail his Lordship's cosehmsii took of the borer, and thus probably saved the life cif the child. The Gentleman received a severe cut on the head, but was able to proceed on his journey. On Sundry a man and his wife were drinking and rating bread and cheese at the Minister public hung, in Monster-row. Milbank ; a round en sued between them, nitro the woman took up a k life and rut her throat in a dreadful manner.— She was taken fo St. George's Ilospital, where she now lies dangerously ill. The neighbourhood of St. James's was, at tee sector:, last night, thrown into great confusion. S rue thieve' having got into an empty horse in Piccadilly, lota which Mr. STOeanALl Ilea lately remov. 41, they made their way over the tops of the hawses into Duke-street. 'the alarm was given Ern, Mr. SRL rrIAWORTIes, watch-maker, in Duke-street, where they had pricked op some tar-, stets. and other effects. A pursuit was made by several own, armed wit:. stiels,orc.over the homes, wren they sarcerded in taking two of the as r„. y. were dropping themselves down the leads of one of the house', in Piccadilly. They t,cre Lken to St. J.ttnet:a watch-house. ACIUCULTUR.IL REPORT FOR AT! S:J11. The weather, during the preceding season, has been an ex tremes The MOOG, id' May set in uncommonly wild aad ;dement; and in the tad of that mouth, and the first week of Juni:, the weather was sturiny and cohl, to a degree sel dom known at that 5e.111014 of the year, with a roosideratile deal of frost and stone This was succeeded by a verere parching drought to sear the middle of July ; aid from that tune to the present, we have had a constant aucceasiou of close, warm, fu.;gy weather, with scarce oar day to au cull without rain, tuner or less. The staple crop through this county being oats, and the soil liming a general tendency to clay, the state of the wea ther abuse unntiwtnl, din SlOt 'materially affect that part of the crop. On the contrary, the oats are generally good, but, al lie strosig, they are touch Ilidged. The wheat lof which there is now a considerable quantity sutra), though not a heavy, is by no means a oearicable crop. It must, Lem ever, be quoted as helms an average one. l hare not litani nay complaints, either of rust or mildew ; and (runt the easy and well known method of prepuriog the seed, there is pp such thing as blacks &Minot ever to lw seen. 11'berei r this 'toffees, it can be min ibed to nothing but slugziali in ululethce aad want of care. There is nit now a treat deal of either bear ro. b.trky sown, since the high duties upon malt CIAIIIIICISCre, mid particularly this year, on account of the stoppage of the duGderies ; but what of it is, must likewise he stated as below an avarege. Peas and beaus are said to he 'emptily good. The season has been anfavouratde for tur nips. Potatoes, of a Inch great mittatitics are universally planted. have a luguriant uppeuramee above groini.l, hat, some cases, tiny ale reporte I as being thud Taking the crop upon the whole, throughout this beautiful and eaten. sive count . , , it cim by nu mesas be termed a bad 0:1,7. There is wily one danger td which .t le now expused, and it is a se rious one, the risk of a late Larveat. Harvest will scarcely be getteral ter days, pia .ap% near a f rtinght to Conte. If dry weather yet Ili, d nlu,l. there is this day some ap pearance, it will route sin sooner; but still it will tee I d than usual, and the. risk and capcave, of coney.% mast id" greater. The price of both sheep and black rattle has risen very considerably since last year, and built price rind ile.nand con tinue steady out 'animated. One re.i.on perhaps is, that cattle at prtacat are out so plenty us they were cone Woe a g o. They are from ism to 31; per rear dearer than last year. One cause of this scarcity may be rising to the spread of the dairy farms. This county has been long celebrated for tine cheese, commonly called Dutilop cheese," from the place where they %Vele first mak, and it is a eery impor tant part of the firiiiing system over nearly two-third. of the county, and upon which the timaut depends, in a great mea sure, fer the payment of his rent. The profits of this aystein tuber are, 0. are *apposed to be, so lucrative, that the prae titeis spreading, to the prejudice of the Inceilhog system, tar rather I would say, of that species of cattle which are best adapted fur the English market. lint, instead of being any loss, this, may be considered as giving a favourable specimen of the aviculture uf the cusuty. The dairy system maw* be carried ou to advantage, Without an improved state. of agriculture. la oilier te give a stifficieitcy of milk, the COO must have plenty of grass in summer, and of green food in wiuter. Every g 1.041 ife out," that it is by the meat the emir gives the milk." I had almost forgot to men tion, thud the crops i.f hay have beta rather deficient, a gnat deal of which, owing to the moist weather, is not yet gut into the stack. The aftermath mid pastures, from the rare cause are must abundmit —Sept. 11. EDINBURVII CIIARITY W0RK1701.37:.. Receipt awl expeaditure of Edinburgh Charity Work house. fruit tot July Nos, to ist July le"9, by Gegry Spas. ki., Treasurer. RECFIPT. Church Collertioas 1.3783 to al .... Two per cent. P.M'S Money Einsnkis its Bedlam 334 19 i 1 Ditto On the House Paul's Week ‘lorliGration 199 9 li Mr. Hall~ll, dins .. Mr. Shaw, date Casual Reteaur _ City of Edinburgh Ditto ror ( toldrrn,left by R. Richardson House iu I I eliderstre's Stairs Ditto in Font-steel' Ws oil Mr. Nielson', iSurh-Tre.ivorer 44 I 3 7 31e. Wit Churchyard Dees listen st on bark Uouils Lent by Sir W. Etwhes and Co (shire repaid) fur $414 mouths, free of micros*, to purchase bleat. . . . ..... JOO 0 0 Balance aloe to the Howe hot yeas Baia..ce due G. Spankie Ils:s )ear 596 7 int B • This year 6ti4 have resid.4l in the haus.; g l eliddren hare born paid fur at nurse; a.ld 4. i (5wi11...4 and individuals hare been Cmitlarly 'applied ; being in all I 191 ; whereof ;I ►ave died in the house. The atitubets moat is July 190.7,, at L00..--Ito6, at 712,- taqi7, at 752.--.111011,.10 1000. . . . Average charge of those maintained, six pounds Ave Ail- Hap each taclivulnal, per asinine, emeriti; all charges. ILXTENDITURE. \lsiwtsasnce• • L csou Chargert .... 1.19 Ruiiiiebuld - Fees and Salaries Chatting, Bedding, Yd Fareitare Malan, Lighting, sad Cuals roil 14 91 Badding, Repairs, laud Funerals/ ad9 g 4 Children at Nina., and Families 1 Ilia a 3 Ir44ll . pdrlty Supplies li4 9 6 l tit ` Dods Buiul. 1.6363 8 I I Ilesidee the increased members depending oq the esta: blishnocat, mid that the comforts of die family, in every department, are complete, and allowing the articles on band to (must the hAl.ince, there hae been paid, sioce July leo% Of Debt, at that period, and Foods to pay the whole L 1600 o o Repairs he Moine, in Bedlam, &c. dte. see Lois sustained 00 ag children, left by Mr. Richardson, late kirk•treusuerr, besides float of them hare neca received into the Moose, after deducting 17.0. r the City their three years 1..3200 0 0 Manneers give solity, doei, Ar 44;;;Offerittgli eif tN public, the 'woks will lie open at the Office of tbe House, fur our meads, fur the inspection of all concerned. Edinburgh, July 414 18119. • This article is stmt. shove last year. The bread east more the two last imarters than the souse period I. sue ; sad there is meal and barley cm kaisd worth 3301. t This inelmles the weekly premiums' for all work dime is the house. ThM iucludes 2501. paid this year far improvements in Bedlam. Thursday morning, as a gentleman, belonging to one of the War-Office departments, was coming to town in ■ itingle-horse chaise, and passing one of the Greenwich stages on Westminster-hridgv, ►he spirited animal took fright, and ran off at fall speed up l'arlienient-street, where coining in con. tact with a coal-waggon, upset the vehicle; and, notwithstanding the gentleman was thrown a con siderable distant* on the footpath, he escaped with out receiving the least injury. 4 Thursday looming, .at six o'clock, a labouring ,man was found in the ltiver Fleet, nesr Wells, ',early selfsicated with mud; being in a orate of intoxication, he bath wandered about and could not tied his way home to 11400 c-bridge. Elle lied SI watch upon loins, but hail lost his money, to the iituount of At's._ which he could not account for otherwise than by supposing he had beeu robbed. 114VilL INTELLIGENCE. toaeusoure.• min. 24. - Arrived the Christian 71k, 74. Capt. Sir Joseph Yorke ; Warspite, 74, Capt. Bowles (attires). franc of Cherbourg : The Christiets and liars le come up to:3l).omnd to-morrow morning, Amu the Illustrious and Achille will relieve them front their station of Cherbourg.' The Chrirtiots, it is wmp-• posed, will fit immediately for • foreign station ; end the Warspite will conic: into dock.—Arrived also the Goshawk sloop of war, Captain limes; an•l Harriet, McNair, from Jamaica, dismested. • A large quantity of specie 63.1 bel) put on bou►:l the Ajar, 74, Capt. otwily, ror Gthr,.ltsr and Mal ta ; which ship will sail for those pinery the samurai the wins' is fair. KEPT. 19. Salk(' tlw Princesc Cha,l,tte piwko ,• txo for liihnii ; and the Dispatch pucka, with mails for Cadre. DOVER. SI.PT. 41. Yesterday evening, a French privateer S": 10. in here, which had lately been captured by one of our frigates ; she is one of the largest brought. in during the war, end h,d on board near 70 men.— Soon after the above vesflf, Ilitntli.r of the same kewl ehaseil a brig close in tinder Fell- Cliff fort, which was nit suspected to be the case, till the brig hailed the people on shore. soon after which the g11:15 from the Li:merles began to play mum the privateer; but, we have every r ea son to believe, without success; it being moonlight, we could plainly discover every circumstance, Mill bear the people on beard the privateer catliut to each ether ; the brig afterwards went round the South Foreland, the wind being from the westward, and the privateer at the time sheered off, hut rather iu a contemptuous manner. • DEAL. SEPT. 21. Arrived the Espeigle, from to cruise. ax.menirit, Since my last rarived, the &lean!, lianniford, from Need), with cola); Jaae. Parker, from Swan sea, issolVorto, Y ..... from Newcastle, with,cools; Venus. Monger, froin Londo 1, with sundries; Lord Nelton, tram Portsmouth, with hides ; Three Brothers, Lucke% from Plymouth, with slate; Wilias, Baker; and Paiat, —, from Newth, with cola). Mil LLOYDS LIST. GRAVVIZI/D, Sure. 41—Arrived the Proselyte, Barton ; mut Echo, Rowe, from Harbadoes; Amelia, Craig, from St. Croix; Southampton, Wiseman ; Ellimnn, Symms; Bri tish Queen Grassed, from Jamaica.—Sail,d the General Welloaley,lohns, fur Cadiz ; Mary, Stafford, foe Jamaica ; mad the Hind, Clark, for Gibraltar. FO icTIFICA7 lONS. Tie immense works erected on that part of the coast of Kent, which cannot be considered under the protection of our shipping in the Downs, and which is immediately opposite to that great rendez you. of the French flotilla. Boulogne, are now new ly completed ; they begin with the ancient castle of Dover, which, from its peculiar streugth tied ele vated situation, has long been considered impreg nable ; Governmeut has, however, been employed in constructing subterraneons works, consuaiugof three tiers of batteries, easemates &c. &c. with barracks fur 10,000 men. The height opposite the barracks is alto regularly fortified by flanking re doubts, bastions, &c. &e. There is also a citadel, with ditch and draw-bridge, and barracks for 5000 men ; a shaft of a most beautiful end corusito thous description, having four different stair cases (round an open area, which both lights and ventilates) communicates with the town, the height of which is upwards orate) fret. By this shaft it Is calculated that to:0,000 men might pass from the height to the towu, or, vice versa, in half au hour. There are also four other batteries, called Guildford's, Townahend's, Amherst's, and Arcti c:l4e, so that Dover is now the most completely fortified (excepting Malta and Gibraltar) of any place in the British domiaions, and forms a most novel and interesting spectacle to the eye of the stranger. From Dover to Folkestone no works of defence are necessary, as the cliff is inaccessible. From Folkestone to Dungeness, forming an open hay of about SO tulles in breadth, a great number of mar telio towers are constructed, which are of a circular form, bomb proof, and have one gun of very large calibre on the top ; they are so iliatributed, that no part of the coast which is assailable is without :he range of their shot ; 30 men in each might defend themselves as long as their provision lasted, in per fect security. The old castle of Saudgate has also been greatly enlarged, and new contains a number of guns. A redoubt, consisting of bomb-proof towers and very formidable outworks. bas also been erected et Brockman's Bars,. At Shornerliffe there is a bat tery, called by that name ; and sit Hyde-, Suther land, and Mourner, batteries which, with three others at Dungeness, complete the line of coast. 14/ addition to the above, a military canal has been cut from Shomeclifte to Rear Rye. Much difference of opinitin has edema as to the utility of this cant.;, as a defensive military work; hut thus much is cer tain, that it opens an easy communication with • part of the country called the Weald or Wild of Kent, which, from the badness of its roads, and con serpent difficulty of getting its produce (consisting of timber) to market, has been cut off from litter course with the rest of the county, and which this mai will west effectually obviate. It also begins to be of the most essential service for the eouvey mice of troopsand baggage, many regiments having passed from Rye to Hythe. a distance of .35 miles, without fatigue ; anti immediately after lantlitif, • distance of 15 miles farther by land, without halting. thereby performing a distance of 40 miles in one day, saving a great expense to riloverninent, and relieving the innkeepers, who are very thinly scat tered in that neighbourhood, from an oppressive burthen. The whole of the works above described are per formed in the most substantial end skilful manner, display a great deal of science in the eci7ineer depart ment, and are worthy a great cinintry i indeed, it is matter of pleasing retlectioc, that many of the roads, canals, &c. unite great commercial advantages with that indispensable defensive preparation, which the politico of Europe now require us to adopt. With a %oldiesy thus employed •T HO:IE we hive nothing to fear. THE AI liK F. - 7 - " T COaN-EXCIIANGE, Sr.rl lUD day tiotaapriy of Wheat is aguiti e•itre-ltety oiler% sad very few amplee of last goility •oitibr furitor rtsp• pike. aw sales are math, sad rhos, roily 1.1 the titc ed. tatier ; b. try likewitte ill Slintt Puppis, and fiAt us . ilear ; 11Init and Peuna a the two kiiitt nt little tcnaliuu , Fitt few allot latter ; new Grey Pew* dearer ; there ore *one frrlts arrivals sif Onte sad this trade in coined ,nearly at last prices ; Dune on the tams list quoted, and fitie Americo als.i. CURRENT rutec OF GRAIN. ttimat Di.. in4o. 11 ,4.. liallt• &y.66.. oil Vow ditto i i tic i .00. 'rick Mar ...... aii• 575. 441 - 11,.• 56 4 . 6../ 1 this - 374 tin.-1c) NI n.• 7on titi• Poloted ditto ...-s. to 43. 04. WL'oe Pens Rape Seed (4,.ilern) c •' • 84 ' 7" Fine Mow yin. lotn C. i. Peas. ... ..... . 44n. .;7s. Stvornis gun. 9.-01. 1 - XPRII)GE. Caen-lbrperfee, itristru —TurirDav,Sert II '% beat, per Itoul tool. --o. to 9 tt. New .4. .51. —... Baricy:pyr quarter 445. —d. 14 , !41.‘ Oats 361;4 . b..tjt RcuA 5.4%. —.l. IWU. • fear PA ICE IP HOPS. ' POCK ET.. IPA E. Kent, 31. tau to-41. 14.. Kent, I. in. to SI. SORIWY, 31. in. tO 41. wary, 31. Iv., to 4!. It . Einett, 31. WO. to 41. Pew 1' ,, 11111101, 71. n 4.4. 1•. ii. us About too puektteof New IvAre been at 31aket— pain.. 51. hi 111. NUM.:4IOF HAY .4NI) J A *Ver. Hay. 41. in. id. to 411 11. n.l Rases, 11. no. is 21.174 oil. 1 stit AIV, Y tl•;Trit DAY Hay Nrw, flu'vez, Shim, vtutrry.roo • pit.. sa. to. •i 1 14, 411. 00 to ell M. 71. US. to /11. OIL 21. Os. to 21. les. NEWGATE AND LFADENHALL MARKET% • (By the Cucosal Bert fta. 8 , 1. to u. 84. I veal 411. MI. to se 6,3 Mutton Vt. Rd. Pork Gs. 04. to 7s 4,1 Lamb 0. 411. 10 ss. Bit SMITHFIELD MARKET, Km. tz. This day's Me het was not sell supplied with different Rinds of faille. Beef, mutt.n, pork, sod lamb, sold at last pi lees ; seal is il-ster ; and she flunk, (or the most part, was but indifferent. —The rates iu the Flay.wonrket were trillant ; rtraw has not top in price since lest Monday's niarket ; hay Mid clover frit lied lest priees.. 7 The ralluwiag prices said numbers are nu seem-ate statement : To sink the Oral rgr stone of slb. Beef.-- 4s. td. to at. 64 Mutton.. 4a. 4d to Ss. 811 of Cattle, ibis day :7_ fi-n%tn real Ss. od. to 7s. owl 1 Sheep sod Lembo.... 4, 2. Lonsb....ss. Ad. to Co. od. .1 Cater% ..... ......... Perk ss. oil to 71. od. Pisa.. . HAY -,.TAR KET. Ilsy SI. tits ad. to 61. to.. od. Stror ...... Oti. to fa. tos Gower... od. to 71. 101. Sd. TALLOW: Town Tallow etas od —v o Valhi* Roasts 99s od —4 .1 Wtaite ditto .. 9as od —s • Soap ditto.... oil —4 o Si Aing Staff ink od —a 0 Ditto rougti N 1 us —1 o Canvey .. Goad Drees .140 0 Yellow Soup, 1 tos—liett Isd a 2ts—Curd. Ins Panes of Candles, per dozen. t4s lid—Moulds, iSS 611. *SO .• PRICE OF St. Jtannt' , 4 Market 511 t 8.1 Clare- Market Whiterhspel Market us 941 per st. of alb. ---- 17* 24 Arline.— Ss stet prticE or LEATHER. Botts, so to 56th.. cads -22 d to 2111 pee lb. Ditto, 56 to 66Ibs. each - 2541 to Wk. Wycheate Boas - Nolte. Dramlug Hides - le4 to 131 d Fiat Coach II ides - 15. id to and Crop Hide. 45 to sighs Coe cutting 191.1 to its.l Ditto 30 to aolbe - Itd to 191 d Cali SA 4111 311 IN 4061 said to and Ditto so to 7..1bs 3eit W aosl Ditto 70 to Nibs - 3sd to 394 Small Settle (Greeidood) 311 nd 10 36 id Large data.. loom to 140 a per dos , n. • Tanned Hone Hide.. 19d to gold per lb. . RAW HII)tS. Best Heifers sad Steers (per Ordinary is. IQ. to es. od. stone) DS lid. to 211. ad. Slarket Calf 13e. od. each. Middlings 2*. 2.1. 10 Sig. stl. Eng. Horse i. 7.5. od. to 17s. Sheep Skins - - es. 04. to et ad. Lamb !skins - . vs. bd. to Is. W. COAL MARKET—Si:I.7(moms ed. Ships at M:trket. Ships sold. Price. 40 .. i\ ewcaot le ..... 33 I ..sulidti hld—. 6 lts 6d. to --6. ud. WATERFORD MARKET PRICES, Flour, second .. 3011 to 321 third ..... • lBll 22$ fourth..., III 15* Oatmeal l7l 17$ 6d Butter, first quality —ll I lin second --a 1055 Sun'. Is. third ••••• loos Tallow (rendered) 1078 lln Lard (Sake) ... --a ..-• 1 • --.• (ales, read ) H idea, raw 264 41.111 J Pork 44a --8 per C Wheat ans as. rtsay . • Is. 3.1 9.1 ( per Band. -- (Paloads) ils 9,1 Ris • M.llt t faaarters) sd 54 Bed tNi f (ji,Ndfl) . . jd od • mu., __'' §(quartres) . 5.1 6 3 ~. '" (joints)..... p•• • • • 1, 4 65 , 1 per POilltr , Vrai Pork 6d (it . Butter 2.0 ..i..t Potatoes ....,'. c. Tattoo (roust) los. to to. 64 ..§• 1- ... COWS lt !Id to Si col per Mt -art. Wluakey ua ad to iv: 6.1 put..4.l,pue Yutsata~r --His MAJTIII . IOII C tow-.il.iiley at the Public. 011Seca. BIRTH. On the Int h inst. nt Woodlej Lodge, Bucks, the Lady of James Whale, Eq. of a daughter. DEATH. Co the 1701 inst. Yes. Wilford, wife of Eiehard Walfurd, Esq. of Val.ridge HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIG. I: THIS DIIT. Norriag 36 rain. after I f Afternoon o raln. after LONDON •—Printed hr C. SMITH, No I, Cl4-n,rut's lon, end published at the Hiner, No. is, flack of St. Ckmeurn Catarrh, Strand, I.y J. WHITE, of grime pint.c —Orders, lice. for dm Piwr, sent to the Office s *ill In, duly :041111.4 in Sikte-'1 XVI .1 1 C Grouted T"' ld PANY perform Per% Camp; Roclorlal Mr. ox! Frank I Proprici Caroline Ray ; V To a 111 e. A (beitot.: t )h. Phealw, fluxen otter, a Pi ;VAle 14014.11 Cancry PI wt. 6.1 hr I fin s• 114 •.• IA 011, ut .11r. RICAA Col One Da This 5.0 u, Yuri:btu 4 • 'I I . the lad it Yrmt.- treA the tieiw • 1 The fore a Sic rr-s he < h, La ~. '~ I 1 a. • 1 I k a ' t ,. 4 , twi Rt.{ I . , 11 s COI tr, 11 1 lat 1 W le 11 1 , I 6 , 11 I %%rni J wt Nubte t &ail Of Set-oAd Tl4t , p. nettu.l• t.:eurge vcrnts