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OLD BAILEY, Mom DAT, Sam Its. JAR Goodrich, Janes Birks, Joh. Seowls, sod John 'Vow, were indicted for Mem:wooly breaking and msterlog be dwelling.boose of the mammies Bramlenbargb An spach, on the 9th April last, sod steallog a large copper, remise trainable warble chinsoey-pieces, sod other property, to the amsant of 1001. and upwards. Jolts Phillip Roper, • Geminate acquainted with Ike nffairs of the Slargrarine, proved beg title, and that the pro perty was safe the eight before the robbery. Wm. Smirker, • buy who got his living by tooling after ;roger, mated shot he slept on board a boat, called Geary's test, on the night of the rubbery, and heard the Prisoners 'a the middle of the might conversing absent selling • cop. per, which, it was imagined, would give them 20s. or 30a. a piece. The day before the night of the rubbery the win tery of the pavilion was brukeis by John Thomism. The wit one did not megaton soy thing of what he had heard on haard the boat till three weeks after. Ou his crosmesanti .lation lie said that he bad nut heard any thing about the robbery till three weeks after it was committed. r.dward Erapsoo, constable, searched the houses of Good r•ris and Samuels ' uu the 9th April, but found tootling. !ohs Fowles Isitd beeu employed to take care of ao empty hoax, which had previously been inhabited by the prisoner tamodriek mid his father; eight or nine days after the rob bery be found a piece of marble in one of the rooms, and sanse pines of marble its one of the closets. John Phillip Roper identified the marble as having bees in the ptvili tttt , and formed the cbininey-piece there. The Prisoners lett their defence to their Counsel. Two witnesses were examined who had knows them for • twig time, mid gave them no boons ebararter. The Jury retied fur a short period, sad un their return frond all the Prisoners Not Guilty. Joseph Gray was indicted far stealing a watch and seals from JAM!' Everett, uss the 2tl of the present month. The Prosecutor, James Everett, was attracted by • cry thug the glen wa, passing to the end of Compton street, near Unwell-street, where • great number of perilous were • soneinbled. The Prisoner at the bar, without provocation, struck him on the stomach, suit at the same moment snatch ed his watch, which he passed to one of his companions, who escaped wish it. This statement was confirmed by soother witness. The Jury immediately found him Galley of stes!ing, but without furor or violence. The Court protested him to be transported fur life. Phillip Pallor was convicted of stealing • coat, the pro perty it William JOUPIP, Value 39i. JotepA Smith sod William Stubbs were indicted for steal ing Isom the ocrstin of Henry Stocks, a metal watch and chain, un the 29th July last. The Prosecutor was walking home with his wife late at usglit, and us coming to Brick-lane, he perceived seven melt standing at the corner of she lane, two of whom fol lowed him, and took hold of his arms without speaking; ito y were shortly joined by a third, who took out of Ms (tire Prosecutor's) pocket four It. Baia of England notes; lie laid hold of his baud and recovered bis mutes again ; none of these three were the PlifOliffil at the bar ; he then crossed the street, mid went up to two watchmen, to whom he told what bad happened; mot they offered to see him safe home. Whilst he WAS walkiug henna the Iwo watchmen, the Pi isoiser Smith came up, sod patting his arms round the Prosecutor's waist, said, " YOU shan't take him to the watch house!" at the same limo he drew his watch from his tub ; the watchmen saw the trausamiun, and one of them seized his hand with the watch is it ; wish some dd . - fieully lie was lodged in the watch-house, as sent, of his companions endeavoured to rescue him, but without effect. No posi t se evidence appeared against the Prisoner Stubbs. The Jury, without besitati tttt acquitted Stubbs, sad found Smith puilly of stealing (rum the person. Tae Court immediately sentenced him to be transported for life. Ann Gowns was indicted for stealing from the person of James Robertson a pocket handkerchief, 15s. in silver, and a uompound bank note, on the Bth of August last. James Robertson, a sailor, said he was retuning from Cherisey, betweeu sue and two o'clock in the morning of the day mentioned to the indictment; be met the Prisoner iii uryine, and went *ills hrto • house called Rat's ('antic, in George street, St. Gil, s'r. They drank some beer togs tiler, and then retired to bed ; he awoke at five o'clock to the 'naming and found she Prisoner was gone away, end los money and Isis pock. I haisilkenbief were guise also. Ou (.411111r. 0111 of the house ins them g be saw the Primmer peeping round the corner of the street, and immediately took for solo cosiody. The Jury tumid her Chilly, but the Common Seujeant re fused to allow toe Prosecutor Isis extremes. Juke Shblis was convicted of stealing three shillings f•una the persona of Henry bottles, on tire 15th or August Let, at the Orange Tree public-house, near Thurailiatigh. at•em. The Prosecutor iileut;fied one of the shillings, by having si cut In it. The shilling was fogad iu the Prisoner's pos. s. 6P1013 a lien lie isfas searched. It is with feelings of the deepest regret that we announce the sudden death of !twit ten A LIMA tr bee NsLute, E.g. Secretary of the Navy. He strived so this town 04 Sunday ev, mug from Lou . don, to, joist his who were on a visit at *frematins Ca•tle. the seat of 11. Tuctua, E-q. acd in ►tepping lute a boat tat North Corner brach, he wits seized with s fit "of apoplexy, ■std fell into the water. Being immediately taken up, he was conveyel to she nearest inn. and put to bed in a -state of insensibility : all medical churls were fruit . less, and he expired on Tuesday morning, in the 54in year of his age. untversally lamented, Mr. Ns:Luis wa• for au yeirs Secretary to the Navy Bolt el.—( ripmoutle Gazette. I • the NlotiftAy u young lid was amusing himself with a Nrivloont“atirl dog on the banks of the Grant' Caton. star the b.fdge leading to Ouu• . bi brook, when the dog jumped into the water and 11 ihr. hotly eil a pining woman, who appu r•t,tlr hail been but ricettily drowned. She had tine attireanottee e,l a genteel kopek. 4141 was • ill e,oted in a lv!lit fawn-colour mantle, and. had on a 5.7.r 8 tillimied with plaid ribbon ; she kid dirt, nor g enre o 1, and between the glove and her hard wa. a sillier frith-knife, with the blade o pen. We hive nut learned that the body was idesitified.—( Dublin Paper.) Seleslng persons ought to be trtsde gettemlly argil anted, that by the prolisions of a new statute, etacteri in the lirrstut reign, r fine e .f att e hundred piton I-, and impitsinimeitt until it is pail, is two piped (Ai any person found running cern ■ pint of spirals or wide. or a peuttil of salt ; and so strictly is t hi s eie f uev iett, dui II kw (op ►itter a permit was convicted at Cos port, mid the officers would . - bee cely permit him out of light until the motley was produced. seizisig officers receivtd 451. each, and toe remainder accoues to the Crown. N 4 mitiostion whatever is permitted. and a very strict book-out is now kept in all dtrectious.—( Ply mouth l'oper.) We are gratified to learn thit a fresh comae of copper ore lisa been discovered at l'resketby mine ; the lode is said to be from 10 to 12 feet in size, and *efficie n tly rich to produce 13 tons of ore a fathom, of a totality worth, et the present staudatd, HI. a ton. This mine, which is under the sole manage ment of JOHN WILLIAMS, Esq. of Snowier-house, gives employment to a great number of persons, sod is likely to be a mitre of considerable profit to the advituttuers.—(C onswall .Paper. raz.tcE. strnmeau.. FRIGHT IN ST. SEpvicanrs CHURCH. Yesterday the room was crowded, in emateqatente of the espected examination of • young man, a Germs., of most respectable appearance, who was brought before the Sitting Meg "trate (Alderman &holey), at theinstsisee of the Churchwardens of Pt. Septsletwe's Church, on a charge of having interrupted divine service on Sunday last, by firing a pistol splint the,orgait. William Comber, a young man who resides is the parish, stated, that he asteudel the evenitig service at St. Sepik-tires Church on the evening in question, and was standiag by the pulpit when be beard some perms' talking very loudly close by him. Upon 'arming rotund to see who it was, the Pri soner passed by him, drew a pistol frum wader his toot, and fired it towar l is the organ. He then threw about a number of printed papers, the purport of which was, tbst the organ was the image of Antichrist, and the tussle the Babyloisish w—, spoke. of by the Prophet Daniel. Thisbe proved by the seven letters in the word Babytus, being equal to the notes in music. The witness secured the Prisoner, and gave him in custody to pike, the beadle. Pike, the beadle, stated, that when the Primmer fired the pistol, there was a rush towards the place in which the Pei. sower stood, and soigreat a disturbance that he could mot for some time get to him; be at length gut bold of hint,and took him into the vestry•room and searched him, but found nothing upon him but some Of the bills before-mentioned, and some ducats: He limed from the Prisooer's asewsoesuda, that he lodged at the Angel lOU, where the witness went to ascertain who he was. He was informed that the Pri soner was a young foreigner of regular habits, who hail re sided there a few week.. Pike was permitted to search his apartment', where he saw enough to convince him of the Prisoner's insanity, from the state in which he bad left Isis property. The church was searched, but Neither a ball nor the mask of may was fora& The unfortunate young man stated, through the medium of an Interpreter, that be hail acted in the manner describ , d fir the purpose of making his secret known to the world, and that he was now ready to meet the decree of the law. A young gentleman connected with a foreign mercantile Imam in the City, stated, that the Prisoner was by birth a Prussian, and lied been his school•fellow at Koningsberg, and that they bail formerly bee* in the Prussian army to. griller. A few weeks ago he received a note from the Pri soner, stating his arrival, and wittier, weest.to gee him. The Prisoner said, he had things of great consetrerre to tell him ; that be had written several letters to the Duke of Sissies upon the subject of his secret, and hail obtained an interview with the Duke, who had treated him kindly. The Prisoner also informed him that he taught music to mossy respectable families, and eon' posed at eight; and that be hail composed 900 pages of music, which be hail burned when he discovered the secret ; he also said he had been of. fered • situation as teacher, at Bologna, with a salary of 11,000 fsanes. Several other p , mos, foreigners, of great re. speetahility, came forward Whear testimony to the situation and character of the unfortunate young 11111111 The Magis trate ordered that great care should be taken of him until his friends shall have au opportunity of placing him in a fit residence. taaxatON.MOVSL EXTENSIVE RUBBERY IN tVOOU•STREET. A short time since the silk.warebouse of Mr. Green, of Wood street, Cheapside, was broken open and robbed of silk goods, Asc. to the value of upwards of 1,0001. It appeared upon examination of the premises, that the robbery most have been well arranged sad conducted upon the most inge nious principle of depredation, as the doors were deprived of their fastenings without alarm to the neighbourhood. The Police have been ever since employed in the endea vour to make discoveries, but nothing appeared in the course of their search that led to a probability of detection of those concerned, until a day or two ago, when loadbetter,- the Marshalman, by the merest accident, got into his hands a piece of ribhand, which, upon calling to his recollection the description of what had been Mole° from Mi. Greta, be believed to be past of the plunder The manner in which the ribband came into his p ion was rather sin gular. He had dealt with a respectable tradesman in the city for many years, and Mrs. Leastbeater having,while giving orders for some necessary articles at the shop, been asked whether she wanted any ribband whirls cenkt he sold cheap, a sample of it was produced. A bad debt was as.isened as the cause of the cheapness of the article, the tradesman had no more suspicion that it formed part of Mr. Green's plundered stuck than Mr.. Leadbeatee entertained, who skewed it to her husband as a piece of goods that was worth what thud been demanded. The Marslialinan, upon seeing the ribband, went to Mr. Green, who instantly identified the ribband as • part of the property "stolen out of hi, warehouse; upon which the Marshalm,llll proceeded to his tradesman, and learned-from him the name and address of the person who had expressed a wish to sell the article. The consequence was, that a female of rather respectable appearance was taken into custody, and brought before Alderman Heygate, who sat yesterday for the Lord Mayor. Ogle whores was examined, when Mr. Harmer, who at. tended for the Prisoner, asked Mr. Cceeu w hether the rub bery could have been committed by a woman? Ms Green said he had every reason to suppose that men must have been the perpetrators. Alderman Heygals said, he should postpone the casual- Datum until Monday oast. The Commissioners under Mr. BROUGHAM'S Education and Chanty Act, are now sitting at Peo ria), where, we understand, several important cases are engaging their attention, several of the neigh bouring clergy and churchwardens are s u m mo u ed to attend. We understand that Sir DAVID BA IRD, Com mander of the Forces in Ireland, purposes to make a tour of iospec.ion of the troops in this country in short time, and with that view will arrive iii this city in the course of a few days.—(Cork Me►cantile LAI ankle.) The first divi•iou of the 81st regiment marched into Ferniny barracks on the 1911), and were followed by the second division on the itievertling day. The •regmient wilt remain at Fertnuy, until the transports, whirliare to convey them to (.7ditada, arrive in Cork harbour, where they arc daily expncted with the 33 I regiment from England. Thursday, about a quarter past twelve at noon, during a violent storm, of thunder and lightning, accompanied with a tremendous shower of had and rails, the electric fluid entered she house of Mr. UcoacE G A RDIN ER. Of the Harpsichord Ga►dens, St. Clement's, Os lord. It de►cended the chimney into the parlour. where Mr. GARDIN ER, his wife,. and seven children were sitting, and drove uue of his daughters, about five years of age, across the room, a spare of six or seven fs et, which much scorched both her leg* and Mae side of her up to the head. 11Ir. GAUDINaR was thrown down, and driven with great vinleiice against a table. The electric fluid airsick a coddle, in which was a child, and threw the cradle down, but the child escaped unhurt ; it passed in au horizontal dilectiou from the pin, on which the cradle ►wung, to ■ brad in the sash home of the *induer, thence to an iron bar, and the hinge of the door, the ease of which it carried away, and escaped between the hinge and the door. Another ball entered the house by the window into au upper room, and carried away a landscape, hanging smear the window, to a consider able distance, and escaped by the window, alter (hieing the sash flame and cornice away. Tao trees to t h e front of the house were struck. the bark of which was much torn► from the bodies. The little girl is in a fair way of recovery. 'COM? NOISY-GUARDS. KONDAY. SIPTEitatI U. This was t►e Ilith day of the Conet.martial es lArtuteuast- Colonel St. George Reath, of t►e it► deigns. guards. The Comet met at deers o'clock. The Earl of Carlismptoa was present. Lientenast-Colonel t•reach read his defence 61 the c►arges, and examisied several witnesses is support of it. At four o'clock having closed his ease. the Court adjourned iseit.l eleven &chick on Wedneadiy next, at the request of the Earl of Carbaniptos, for t►e purpose of giving the Noble Earl time to prepare his reply. The Court was crowded to 'seem. COURT OF CHANCERY. The Sating, of this Court are appointed by the LORD CHANCELLOR to take place on IVedilesday, the Pit day of November next'. The following notice has been given as to ilie manner in which leis Lordship will dispatch business : —On Wednesday, the Ist of November, he will hold the first Seal, and hear motiouv—Ou•Thuraday, he will dispose of appeals from the Vice-Chancellor mot the Master of the Rolla—Our Friday, he will hear demurrers and rxcvpuio•ia—and nn Saturday, he will hear mo 'bons. On the Monday following Term commence., ■ud his Lordship will then be obliged to pit in Lin coln's Inn-hall, there being no Court room iu West initialer-hall for fiat at present.. The sittings of the Vice-Chancellor will com mence on the same day, and the Master of the Rolls will sit on the evening of Tuesday, the 31st of October. LAUNCH OF THE KENT. This fine vessel, after being on the slip upwards of three years, was launched on Friday, amid the cheers of thousands of spectators; but the interest once attendant en a ship launch was in this instance rather less than usual, owing to the circumstance of a roof being placed over the ship, an improvement which run been judiciously adopted with re spect to all our ships in duck, bat which greatly militates against the impressiveness of the spectacle. The Aent is the only line-uf-battle ship which has been hitherto launched beneath a cover. The first of these was erected in 1815 by Mr. Peeing, under the directions of Lord Melville, beneath which the Britannia, of 120 guns, now reposes, and which Ird the way to the present increased durability of our nary. The head of the Kens had a beautiful appearance as it ruse to the view of the spectators on the vessel quitting the slip—it represents a Man of Kent in appropriate costume, bottling the old English bow in his hand—it is a chef. d'oeuvre of carving, and is executed with the well.kssowo &hi lily of Mr. Dickerson. The galleries of the stern are sup ported by two figures in the usual position of Atlas, and above these ■re Britannia and Neptune, the whole meat tastefully designed and finished. The carving tI ghoul evinces no small share of skill and induatry, and we are happy to give this mite of praise to au artist to whose chisel so many of our Boating bulwarks owe their most beautiful ornaments. The whole of the workmanship of the stern reflects great credit on the artisans who were employed un it, and better judges than ourselves have already declared it to be au ex cellent performance; still It is "round," and wish all the skill of the workmen, It has not the magnificence of the noble oil sterns. No accident occurred, with the exception of the loss of the head of one of the hue figures which support the galleries. The geld ran au close to the Virginia littik,that Ihe stern came iu contact with the latter vivre!, and it was forlnnate that no other damage followed than that which the Master Carver can so easily and skilfully repair. We hear that the round stern of the Melange's frigate, lately arrived from Milford, is to be mitt red ; is certainly has at present a most uncouth appearance.—(Pipsonth Paper.) Oar Races commence on Tuesday, and promise excellent sport; and particularly fur the Gold Cup, a good race is anticipated. As the sveailisr is Is. vourable for the spat, a numerous assemblage of fashionables am expected. The fulluaing horses have arrived, viz. : &means, The Marshal, Lady of the Swale, Lucinda, Mr. James's hunter mare, Nancy Dawson; Governor, mare; Cherub, Little Bills. Julietta, Chicken, Chorist er , Don Cossack, Why 9 Not ; and this morning (Saturday) the following, we are informed, will arrive: via. Perry,Gonsalvi, Fair Helen, Miss Syntax, Hamblstunia; and Middlaou.— (Carlisle Jong nal ) The Mayor, Aldermen, and a party of Gentlemen or Carlisle, in the interest of the House ol Lowther, dined on Friday with the Eatl of LONSDALE. at Low:her Cantle. It is thought by some that a Pe tition to the House of Lo►d• against the Divorce clause in the Bill of Pains and Penalties, would be suggested at that noble and delectable treat. A letter from Carlorithe, dated September 14, says—" It is announced that Mr. BROUGHASI, the brother of the Queen of ENGLAND'S Attorney- General, is on his way to Indy, fur the purpose of finding witnesses who can give evidence in favour of her MAJEsTY. It appears, however, that his uneaten ►a nut limited to Italy : he has travelled through different parts of Germany. On his arrival here he came from Frankfort. and Ca►srl, in Heave. Ile has endeavoured to u►:tke some recruits. lie wished to engage, among others. M. D'ENTE, Master of the Ceremonies to her Royal Highness, to go •as a witness to England, but lie refused. What he knew, of hun•elf, he said was insigoifi cant. With regard to what be haul done, there was tutu little certainty in it Its render it the subject of a deposition, more especially as he did nut recollect the titmice* of the reports." H•MILTOB, SEPTEMBER 13.—The finit crop has been inure plentiful this season, iu this quarter ► than it has bee° fur many years before. The con sequence has been a stagnation in the market and a great reduction of prices. Ia many gardens in this neighbourhood the pears are rotting on the trees, and those %slit, have nut sold them to the fruit-mer chain, ate glad to get them dispo►ed of at any price. The extensive piece of hough ground in the Hamilton policies, which was last year dug by the weavers in tl►e time of their distress, is now yieldnig crops of corn superior to any thing that has been seen ►n t►tis part of the country. lu the storm on Wednesday last, two vessels were driven ashore ut Brighton, and one of them was completely wieekvd. She was driven ashore opposite to diddle-street, her sides broken in, and full of water. The muster end crew were saved, butt M an inettitit a set of ruffians set to work to plunder the wreck, and they bud carried off every thing that was 'roulade, laud were busily employed iu carrying off the orals, which was her cargo, when Mr. Justice BATES suited, sod seut for • detachment of troops to disperse the mob, which he hippily effected, but 'tut one of the ruffians was taken. Tills WM'. —......... BETTING AT TAITERSALLII, Surrarara ?O. ..-- NIEWMARtET ST. LEGER. le 4 Ilea 'tailor I bto I &got Cit Colt 1 to 1 apt Mr. Low DERBY. 12 to I apt Parise, 16 to 1 apt Gstatavos. OAKS. 7 to 1 apt My Lady. DONCASTER ST. LEGER. leiL 10 to I opt Joekiploool.l. KILLING Gill. R. R. Moorhonse, Esq. of larrierlen, Hanle, undertook for a bet of 100 gs. to kill one hendalld head of game un the 21st, 22.1, and '23,1 instant, with • *eagle barrelled gun, mounted un a mule, wish a licace or..dogs, two markers, and ut umpire. He commenced ope►ations at Karimlerv, near Newbury, Reeks, and crossed into that county. After ranging ove► twenty-six miles of ground, he bagged twelve brace of biiils and four hares, chiefly by follow ing lip • covey until 1w killed the greater part of them. On the second day he took the course towards Thateham, where i.e fell in with hares in abundant', and he killed nine, and 11 brace of birds. Ile was seven head behind in the two days, and un the third he took an eastward course through Aldermaston, 31ortiener, Ste. to within two miles of Rending, where he met with pheasants in abundance, hat it was before the day for ki,ling them. From day-break in the morning till six in the evening of Saturday, the last day, he bagged 13 brace of birds and 11 hares, losing the match by three only. lie had five bullet"( pointers and four spaniels in the three days. His dogs being faulty ou the secuud day lust the match. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. rowrsmorni, SEPTIVIRTIt 24. Arrived yesterday the Marquis of 'Wellington, Proctor, from the Downs. Ssiltil the timiuti, Itellingreville, and the Richard, ---, for Havre; also the Thomas and Mary transport fur Wool wich. Arrived to-dey the Hope. front Yanksll. Put back the Hiehaid, for Havre. . One South Seamau and two WWI ostlward.bnund ships have arrived, but it having blovu a gale all day could not learn their uxm a. PI.TMIPUTO, Ofrrimara, 23. Arrived the Esther, Butterfield, from Gibraltar. cowls, IMPTIMICR 24. Remain in our Roads the Royal George yacht, Hind, Wyt, Cauldron, and limb sloops of war. HULL, ITIPTUISER 23. Arrived the lapis, M'lntosh, (rum Davis' Strait., with 16 fish, sno bumf. DrAL, ssPitltstß 44. Arrived yesterday and sailed fur the River the British Army, Sieveus ; and •Mary, Patterson, from Quebec; Franklin, Ruby, (ruin Virginia ; and Alliance, Gullen, hone Newcastle for Jamaica—the latter rem Put back the Jessie, Nalbrow, fur New South Wales. Arrived to-day ■nd sailed for the River the Perceval, Forrest, from Quebec. hay blown very hard all dAy, accompanied with rain, end several of the outward-bound have put back ; among them are the Sarah, Munro; Granger, Creal; Prince's Charlotte, Lamb; Mariner, Herbrit; and Wonchtock,Gray. DOVER, IMPTIMBRIL 21. Paned by the Renard, Rees„ hum the South fleas fur Lon don (a full ship). in lit day. from Conception ; she parted company with the ship Themes (a MI ship) the day after. The Renard had experienced very bad weather, aid was sap. plied with provisions from here. Came darn from the River the Rosa, Davi.lmo, fur Fiume; Aim Elizabeth, Scott, for Gibraltar; and George sod Jemva , Chataita, for Africa. Remain his Majeasy's ships Conqueror and S . Treasury Order relating to the removal coastwise of stones, for mending streets and highways Tremury Chambers, Sept. 0, 1629. " Gentlemen—The Lords Cumittimitoirrs of his Majesty's Treasury having bad under consid , ration your report, dated 29th August, uu the petition of certain owners of vessels, employed in pew-ming stores for p.viug and mending streets, &c. praying that the same may be permitted to leave the coast, with their cargoes, without • previous entry at the nearest Cosion&•house,• 1 am commanded by their Lordships to authorise you So allow round P. bide or Cobble Stones, picked up in the b da of rivers or on th" sea.shore, and which are only Si fur mending streets and highways, to be shipped and landed coastwise without restiictiou, in the same way as Limestones are permitted by the Act 36 Geo. 111. cap. 110. (Signed) " GEORGE HARRISON. " To Commissioners of Customs." Up to the 15th of September one hundred and twenty hogsheads of pilchards had been caught at Scilly, and there was every prospect of' a sitioq suc cessful season. The arrangements ►nude by Lieut. TIIMACKSTON, R.N. the agent for the Connlithe for the Relief of the Islanders, appear to be mog excellent ; all the inhabitants ■re now employed, and joy and comfort, the attendants on industry, are now fast superseding 'fusery and want. If the subscribers were aware of the advantages which their liberality has afforded a very patient, deserving class of persons, they would feel the purest sinus faction. Never was the benevolence of the English nation so much required; never were its effects so soon realised, and the foundation laid for so much lasting good. It appears to the person who made these remarks, and who has not the pleasure of any acquaintance with Mr. THRBCI9T9N, that to his great zeal and ability a very greir 'slate of This -suc cess is to be attoibuted : all parties unite in giving him the utmost praise. The Storm, VALENTINE, has arrived al Dundee from Davis's Straits, with 18 fish, 230 tun'. Spoke on the Ilth August the Bon eleeord, 13 fish; lith ditto, E lnalseth, 8 fish ; 16th ditto, Letiiia, 12 fish; and Middleton, Kith ditto, 14 fish. CAUTION TO CHURCHWARDENS ♦ND OYER SENUS.—By an Act passed, 55 (ko. 111. C. 137, it is enacted, " that after the 2511 i day of March, 1816, no churchwarden, overseer of the poor, or other person having the inanagenient of the poor, shall furnish or supply fur his or their own profit any art:cles or provisions fur the support of the poor, under the penalty of one hundred pounds," with an exception in case tin re should not be ape r un competent or willing to undertake it in the parish. This Act has particular reference to per sons supplying win khouses. ESCAPE or ♦ CoaricT.—About half-past nine on Sunday morning. Patrick Ryan escaped front our city gaol, by climbing over the wall into Mr. MEET'S garden. He was one of the convicts that escaped from the (ork depot, on the 11th August. and was taken up here on the 24th. He hail been originally sentenced to tronsporiation at the county Kilkenny Assizes. He is supposed to have been injured in his escape on Sunday, as boys who saw Inin after his descent. report him to have been blitodj.—( Waterford Mirror.) • MA IiKIiTS. • CORN EXCHANGE, Mosuov, Seprusseit 25. The supply of Wheat this voircoosig was very cousiderable frogs Essen, Keel, and Suffolk, wheels, owing to its inferior quality, wet exceedingly heavy isle at a deelsile of from 32. Ili 4s. per (warier from the prices of this dip ee'sautglis : • large quantity remained on hand at the chile of the worker, for which there was no offers, the price of Floor !review limn reduced last week Ss. per saek.—We had • tolerable supply of Harley from SsFrilk, which article is fall Is. per quarter eitespee.haeime but few buyers at peeves, . Not wit Intending the magrissude of the arrivals of Oats, they sold freely at the prices of last Monday.-»I■ Bailie and Pease there is no ■lteration. CURRENT PRICE , ' OF GRAIN. Wheal,Keat ik Essea,sos 664 Grey l'ra•e. ..... .• 42s 440 -Suffolk ... ..50s 664 Small Brans 40. 42s .----- Norfulk ...Ads 72. Tick tlltio . 32. 36s Forligo Rye Hs 42s Poland Oms 22. 240 Barley 26s 361 Feed Oats . „las 21. Malt 614 6:is Flour, per 5ack...... !r, , ,. co. White Pease dle 300 Ripe deed, per Let. Ca 421 Bailers ..420 46s IMPORTATIONS LAST WERK. &Wish Wheel, 6.669; Barley, 1,306; Ma1t,1,316; Oats, 1,634; Nye, 16; Helm, 1,468; Peare,97o —Vomits' Wheat, 3,520; 0.14, 42,3110.—1ri5h Multi, 2,190; Barley, siµ. Oslo, 36.-liuglish Flour, 6,166 sacks; Amerman, 5,420 brisrels. SMITHFIELD MARKET, M , SCPTCMIIeIt 25. 'this monolog's market was well supplied with all desrrip. lions of Cattle. Prime Beasts fully maintained In° week's prsces; but lean (of which there was • great supply) bail a dull sale. In Mutton, Veal, and Pork, there a r.O warm. tiva —Tire Haymarket continues steady et our last costa tions. Straw and Clover remain the same. The follawin: is au accurate statement of the prices a•,d nuinlo.:rs : To sink the offal per stone of Sib. 0.1. to fss. On. Head of Cattle this day • IS taloa .4. 0.1 to 54. Od. Beasts san lamb...os. Od. to Os. 04 Sheep and Lantbs....l9 000 Vea1....45. 6.1. to 64. Bd. Calves Pork ...As. Sd. to Ss. 8.1. f Pigs . 260 GUILDFORD, Summons 23. Wheat, per load Old ditto Os to —1 O. WIN per quarter Beam, per quarter l/ 10‘ to 21 61 Peale, per quarter Ryr sew per qr ... l/ 16. to 21 O. Barley, tew....... —l Os to It lOs NEIVGATF. AND LEADENHALL MARKETS. (By tit. Carcase.) 8ee.... 3. 11.1 to 34 8.1 Veal l4 8.1 t o 5 4 4 1 Mutton.. 35 4.1 to 4 4 0.11 Pork.... .34 1,4 a. 64 41 _ . Lamb Od. to sa. Od. PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW . IT. Hay 31 04 0.1 to 41 It. 0.1 I Hay.. 3/ Iris 0.1 to 41 64 0.1 Straw I/ 4. 0.1 to I/ 19. Oil Straw.. It St 0.1 to II 161 thi Clover 010. 0.1 to 01 Os 04 I Clover 51 Os Oil to 61 Os VI PRICE OF HOPS, per Cwl. ARM SAGS. XEM POCICTII Kent ....31 5i to 4/ 8s Kest .... 31 Os to 4/ 144 Sussex ..0/ Os to 0/ Oa Sussex .... 01 Os to 0/ u. Essex ...01 Os to 0/ Os Essex 01 Os to 01 Os PRICE OF RAW FAT, per stogie of Blh As stated by the Tallow As stated by the hoteliers. Niche's. • St. Jawses's Market.. 3. 74 Price by Ta110w...4s iiil Wbiterbapel Market 3a 8 Average...... 3s 44.1 PRICES OF TALLOW, SOAP, Ace. per 1121 b. Town Tallow 60. 61 —s ltd Yellow Soap B6. Yellow Russia 52. 0.1 —4 0.1 Mottled 024 White ditto...sss Od —4 Od Curd .. 102 s Soap ditto.— 52s Oil —s Od Graves 26. o. Melting Staff 504 0.1 —s Od Good Dregs Os 0. Ditto r0ugh..321 0.1 —s Od 1 I'RICE OF CANDLES, From Tallow Chandlers HAIL Price of Candles, per dozen, lls lid—Moulds, 13s 0.1. 6d. per dozen allowed for ready m.mry. RAW HIDES. Best Heifers &Steers, per st. O n ituary., Si OJ t o 2. 2 I 21 11.1 to 3s OJ Market Cslf.. each 10s 0.1 Middlings 2s 4J to lt - 0,1 Eng. Horse llsOJto Os 0,1 PRICE OF LEATHER. Suns, 50 to 56 lbs. each .19.1 to 21.1 per lb. Ditto, 56 to 661bs. each 22d to 2441 Dressing Hodes Fine Conch Hides .. 17.1 to Iftlid Crop Hidts 35 to 40 lbs for cultism 15.1 to 174 Ditto 45 to 501b5..... ..... . "17.1 to 20. J Calf Skins 30 to 40th. ..244 to 304 Ditto 50 to 701bs 30d to 364 Ditto 70 to 80th. 2741 to 304 Small Seals (Greenland) 184 to 214 Large ditto Tanned Horse Hides lid to IN Spanish Horse Hider FOREIGN WOOLS, per lb. Spanish Sheep, Leonesa .. 3s 6d a Is 3d Segovia .. 3s Od 3s be Soria Ys 9d a 3s 3d ------- --.---- Seville Saxony,lst --- 24 4s Od a es 9d Boliessia,lst ........ 4s 94 a es Od -------- 24 COAL MARKET, SerTIMIER 26. Ships at Market. Ships sold. Price. bl I Newcastle 4 Sunderland 1 Stoue Coal 1 1 Cassell Coal 1 PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 per Ct. ConP...66in r Lott. Tockets..Bl/. ISs. 5 per Ct. N. Ann. 102111 Omniutn. Sit dip. India 80nd5..20 21. pr. I Cons. fur Acc... Wit; Ex. Bills. 2 ....4 5 pr. BIRTHS. At Dunnikeir-house, ow the 18th inst. the lady of tenant-General Sir John Oswald, of Dunnikeir, CB. a • eon. On Friday last, at Bourn Hall, in the county of Cam bridge, the Countess De La Warr, of a sis, MARRIAOES. At Edinburgh, on the 19th ism. Captain W. Conairighsto Dalyell, Royal Navy, Aft Is boo of the late/lir Robert Dal)e I, Ilaronet, of Bingo, to Maria, youngest daughter of A.l Sampayo, Rog. of Peterborelouse, Middlesex. On the td of February, at Bestial, Lieet..Gmend Hogg, to Mary Ana, widow of Major Burton, sad eldest daughter of Dr. Jobs Boribwiek Gdelsrist, Professor of Oriest3l Languages, College of Fort William, in the East ladies. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE. Moroi% 36 atter 4. f &ming VI after 4 Printed sad Published at Tau /asses Paso mud Tile of th Gams Oahe, N.. 11/7, eased. by C. coanweu•, e *nod. SHEEP SKINS. Down 5.... Polled - wrL.e.