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1 1 • . j I 1: 1 1 1. t 7 1. 1 . I tiers) people not of elitism, soma of money, selling Owlet tb• forged damiie itia Tler, •w• 11.1 PreCr !111.1.1 Owen' y p Hunt, between parrohnikets and ulLitrs, is attendance la armory him Thoinir Holt +warn He is apprentice hi ti.. Thomas %%tithe/rm. mod vintner, 13. N. Chimed, ! red. U.S of Jul, last lie met the Prisnoier. rib" was a total ra.e.ger In hint. 3 Ito. arWr nrconlitlll lion soul welkin* same r fy njolo him. inttrotor4 tri Inn+ that hr war in distrerr. mad ;Itied lot crll lite ;;f a watch (i.e deem %innings ii;; li, Ire .111.1, W 4 ,1 a ValnilllC one. that &drone rmopeliml, loi.n In lilt ItostreVer, ahrr nun.' 1i0n.% wiles , * paid him thee • shilling+ far the sluplierte now produced. porno; ling la he fir a diver seitch pledged at tire shop of tie. Walker. pawn's-Meer. of T Cesitsuwell. *Mond IY titer proilared a hisolfal of riarilar dapii. eater. among whirl' war that ahoy, mrstieineil. all of who& he it to he eniviterfeit, and that e n i lb lb were filled by him or tiny one in his shop, all of whir!, weirs liconeht to his *hop by chit-real persona, now ins rideirilinier, iaeh of whom stmeall • that they much -tried them from a pet. inn answering the dere; iptiim of the 11 ) ; ironer that many other pawnbroker. are forged no in like Manner, moil that he soppored the wanner the Prisoner eagle by them was by taking the blank dutdieates off the counter, and thus Ailing them as hr thosight Ai. The St uie bleated the neTlicenee of Ilse llllWlebruker its leaving blank duplicates in so carries , " a manner on their comity's', which held out ass indireerrient to distressed and evil simmered pertains , to commit (he offence. The charge being proved, the Prisotrer was committed firr two mouths to the noose et Correction. None of the other chlrces were goer Into. The Primmer, in his aufence„ said he bought a handful of dieplirates from a shipmate for is. which he afterwards sold to *Werra( pampas. INIMUMANITY OF A MOTIIER BY Si. - ittlAis• HER (WILD. VONON EWS INQUEST. On Thursday night last, a Jury bar sornmoned by J. W. I.lustv. Esq. Deputy Coroner under Air. Srrjtant Roe. Sitattlev. to sit at the %Mese of Mr. Gowyer, the sign of the Nowt and Crown, to Fort-street, austediteh, for the purpose of onvestigat leg the came of the death of James Ileshans, child about nose weeks ald—a 'Mott important ram, salt is supposed the usfortanate iormit was starved to death by its mother. Instead of Mr. Lush Weeding. at the ',pulpier! time, Mr. Nlereeron, Clerk to the Deputy 'Coroner, attended, took the Cononer's seat, and made every preisrities to ester into the investigation ; the Jury, knowing hint not to • he the Coroser, did nut consider that be was legally Sett*. Mined to set for the Cormier, and questioned his : lie (old 'Leos hat Mr. Leib was at Brighton, and anterior to L.a leaving town gave his directions, sod authorised him isi do what he was about to do. The Joey, mot Whig setisfied, weight not be sworn, arid poespemei the investigation till the day afier, when the clerk, Me. Mercers's, promised to re. worm the atiesdanee of J. W. Dorsi% goifiMo.boin.. • Aftre this the Jury hell • reeetiog, sad susoimusisly agreed apse *endow the following hike to Mr. Serjeant lawansiagton, Cutoser (C*Py.) lisit—At a meeting of several inhabitants of the Old Artillery Gross* udder the sosonsons of Mr. Lash, Depot' Coroner of this Liberty, to attired this do' at two so'cliselr, at the house a Mr. Gowyer t the sirs of the use soul (7,9•14, Fort-street, to inquire nolo the musotof the death df Noses Rasham, when Mr. Leith mat sliniding• having tent a Me. ;Interim. a ',latrines. Io do his duly, we, theishehi tams, nut thinking him a perms ;Mull/ 110 " 0 "i 8 0 Is. Ott as Coroner, refused to be sworn by him, soul acessrdiusly a d. joarned the meeting to six o'clock to.osorroe, end think it necessary to apprise you of the same, as Coroner, senior; for your inotructions how we art to ander such atom- TO Mr. Irrjeant Homologies." Mr. Utters'', pumuint to a request made to him by Mr. Wt.:emit. attended yesterday, At one o'clock, soil, after the 101 l wan riepannellal aad sworn, they proceeded to tats a view of the body of the decease d,: which lay in a shell at t, Fort-street, the sight of which struck every use with indigaatiost, HUM( aodmig but shies and boas. Yesterday stoat ten o'clock. a Jury was empaarielled st the Rose and Crown, is Tort.otreet, &snake*, to isvesti pie the cause of the &sae awash' and, Jamas &skarn. Mr. Williams Small, were., at No. I. Iteward.street. deposed, Hot ea Mat Tuesday siormitsg be was called to entrains IM child, aad Need bits is a dying slots, so mark ow. that be deemed it anneeirosary to order say medicines, but directed proper food to be given to him. He called again about two o'clock is the day, at the bowie of the urine ' sod felted the child still smear; he had a esehplaint labia bo wels, hut I.e could not my what Itecisiosed it; he called to see it *gals at nine o'clock in the evetdog, sod Nord the child fast approaching to &mutation. He died the nest asocoiug ; sod throe,/ upinitto witness ear form was, that he died for want of food. He had not °prised the body, because he thought it onuessary ; believes the child was two iwouthe old. Mrs. Ana Harrow ' of No. Fork/heel, staled, that the Anther of the decea sed child ease to lodge at het tease elbmis he weeks sew. file hod seen the child, whieb ap peared to be shoat nine weeks old, repeatedly, and fre. "trolly heard him crying; be appeared in the saws wretched couditioa, and extremely ill; connived it wanted food; believes the child was not born its wedlock; the smother mid .........- she dtad been married, but did not live witls her husband. . Hester Greatemire, servant to the deceased's smother, said stir wii• employed to nurse the child; she cane to her platen last Monday week, soil the mother gave her bread marl water to Girl the poor child, who then appeared in a very ema ciate.' sour; she instrueted her not to give hint any thing else, soil wily 3 small boat full of that t• ice a day; on u or two .tensions, when the child crud, she gave hie some food contrary to orders, and the mother thee asolrlird her, s:iyinz, slit was as rrhooling the child's stomach. he said she had dried life milk, and was in Ilse habit of reedier the e1,.1,1 always wills imply bread and water in that quantity. Visitors% told her that was not proper food; that she should Rive him brand and nitik,ur thick milk, elm be would not ,'rocs-ernesined —The mother used In go iset Its the morn. log Nod return in the afternoon, when she would areas, sad stay out all 'eight. Did nut know she was upon the town, but men used to Coale to see her. [tread used to be in the cupboard, but would nut give it to the child, fiareld of being ambled. The Coroner said it would he neermary to have thellady opesird, in order to sr.:certain whether any internal complaint ails she rause of death; it was et Went the child had !wen orghttrd by his inutlwr, !wit as yet there was nothing to a criminal charge against her. TI.. Jury expres,rol sown. disapprobation at Wier again called upon, but the Coroner said it was a CYO that could not lw passed user in • hurry. The Inquest was adjorsriteil till the sorgron *Mould be able to stud iu his report, and the Jury was b.iitiod over to attend. ADJOURPIRD twpuesT. Slitre the adjournment of the Isignest, Mr Bernell, the taireeion, opened the body of the di erased, hot di+roc• wd towhilic fresh es hi the e‘soie of death. Sever it other •it heaven were examined, who Italie teitimony iu favour of eh.• mother of the deems' .1, and were of opinion the child died • oaten - al death. Verdict—.Dirq by fb rimniio„ j God. ANOTHER iNcao PAT. On Thursday •leht there was au amplest held at the Shep herd and Shepherdess, City.rosoil, on the b of Catherine Nash, need 3tl, the wife of Hear) Nash, deal,r ns spier, whose death was weasioned by a blow (eons he, husband, who is us ensinily. nies ?V nh, a girl al t ten years old. stated iii•st she is the dant i art o r H. On :tivtailly las: the % vere • olio on a visit, nail did not fetus Is will: ob in tac:re 41) . 0.1.1c at nithl, wk.' they hail 'tipper, and atilt to best tO9l got up In beat witness, and her ( ittsetak's) got up to prevent her benne struck ; be ;Tin liet seem them, mid either by a blow or push, he pitched the &crag. • dawn; the fell azaiseit the bedstead, and ant yen) %mush Luis died on Wednesday 'nog. A Sofiya', who 'Lionised the hiutly of the deceased, pro,. e d 'h a t l i re death was , 11:1' 'sinned by a fracture on the skull. Vesilict—safintslisaphier ayaihst the houbwal. SUFFOLK S CSSIONS. the Ent trial which occitp4il the attention cf theGaturt. at the bite SuMilk Sessitnis, was that of Mose Braid, a botcher, sgaiii‘t. whom a true bill w e . faitool at the last Sommer Session'., for having, no sh e Oth dies's., - 18 made an unlawful wager Wth one James that l ie e r. o ild title a WY sire front his orris home, to the Bull, Whitechapel. nod back lig .in, a dl-tance of EIS miles, in 19 hours. It wist4l be in the reciifirction of our readers that the poor animal, worn oat by . vb4elit exertion, died. on its room, within a mile of Ipsaielt. It was proved be evidence. on behalf of Beard. that he bad not notce umt of excessive whipping or spurring to urge the animal to :proceed. Several witnesses gave him ins exretit tit diameter fur Ins. use.,Sty and getwral good conduct. The Jury r o und him Gesihy, und the RZCORDCR in passing deprecated iu a Meheig wan ner, the cruel usage so often inflicted on the brute I restioo, more especially that noble animal the horse% hut said, in considerafiOn or the contrition Braid hart evincml nuineoliati:ly after the traus action. and the testimonies to his general good con duct, he should only adjAdge him to pay the sum of are pound* to the Kissg, which having dude he was discharged. William Dadt was indicted, at the seine Sesaions, with stealing a packet-hook from the persou of Mr. lames Pooling, on the 6th of May last. It ap reseed in evidence, that the Prosecutor went to an exhibition of horteinanship broil the Gambill, and 'that 1411111 after he had entered the booth. be seized the Prisoner's hind in his !smite, and digitise book iaM from the Prisoner's hand whilst 1w Iwfl hold of It. The Prisoner, who wits found guilty, bore a general bad character. and it appeared . had, on the very Meriting of the robbery, been ordered in quit Me lawn, having been romd inducing buys to gamble at some low game. The semester of the Court was, that he should be tmeisiorted for seven pers. upon which he ex claimed with great apparent natation, “ May you roortrin in the lowest pit in hell till I reluru again." Upon a general liorrioqiiii4 expressed, lie said that he intended to adilrei4 the tiro...rotor, by whom he had been falsely accosted. The mother partahiug of the insolence exhibited by her son. addremiug the Recorder, exchlinted. “ Bad luck to you, Captain. you have tridisportecl my child. a poor crittrio." Ste. upou which she WAS committed M bridswell. SURKEY Assurs. avid:from,. TUUDAT. AUG. I I. OUTRAGE 'UNDER PIIIRTEXT OE EXECUTING • LEGAL rauctss. This was an iadictnseut against William Luck nooses Led. and 7lossas Jena, for yiolently eu terin% Ose house of Mary Assu Hughes. in August. 1313, and ealying off furuiture, eke. iu au illegal '1111111111(r. Mr..Serjeirtit . Oos how elated thecae' to the Jury. He 'Aid. drat this was one a' the most outrageous recta of snilitieruestior which had ever lento withiu the sphere of his obliervatioss. The person upon whom it was oassussittkal was )ha. M. A. Hughes, a lade at the tines open** of be yam of age. te resided at Collarless tarts, in the parish of Haw ley. is this county ; ant at au early hour of the tumuli% in the mouth of August, 1815, het house was beset by 13 or 30 penises, among whom were the Defendants; they forced epee the front-door, seized sod carried re the whom of the furniture, Amok the beer in the kitchen, and what they could nut drink they spilt, ty letting the barrel-cocks run. They 'hewed no authority (if for such acts any authority could be Aram!, end conducted themselves throughout the whole batistes* in the most riotous manner. Ile iniden,tood thee a sort of attempt at defence would he tromped up—that it would be said the Defendants were acting by virtue of the warrant of the Commission'', of Buultropte. To this he would only say, that a commiSsion of bankruptcy bad hero taken out against the sou of Mrs. Hughes. and that it was alleges' l ie had a be. iteficial interest in his mother's , farm ; but the real fact was, he had no concern whatever in it; and forthet, the commission itself was superseded, and a verdict obtained lag:that the person who princi pally acted under it. T. Gardner Richmond, the grantkon of Mrs. Hughes, proved the circumstance of the forcible entry into the house, the seizure of the goods, the waste of the beer, and other acts of vitileuce, in the commissioe al which the I)efessrlants, with a num ber of others, participated. He positively denied that they demanded admission to the house in the first instance, or presented any legal authority for seizing the goods. In his cronatzunniamtion by Mr. Now,. he said that his father, against whom the essoinission of bankruptcy had liress leased. which was afterwards withdrawn, bail no content whatever in Mrs. Hughes's firm ; but was a corn-dealer, residing opus, his oivii eatahlislitneut in Horsleydowu„ Mr. Justice Assort. in charging the Jory, oh ! d, diet the evidence had received no contra. diction—the conduct of the Defendant, was, there/ fore, most unjustifiable. If even the process under which they acted were a legal one, the means they took for its execution were evidently unauthorised. For nu men, however armed with thr authority of the law, lied a right to violate the first principles of the law in executing his power. It here sp.. peared that a large body of persons went ins inmost" 'twitter to ohtuitt poseession of this place, where r.--te‘taitre. or indications of rtsisthner, was pre. tented to them. This was clearly illegal, for it is required of those 'swore invested with legal undo toy to use it in a quiet staid orderly manner, unless it sal opposed by a resistance that required vio lence to repel. Tha Jury immediately found the Defendants Cadiy-31141 they were Sentenced to six mouths prisonineist in the county gaol. A liontbrwite tulotortirie now added to the west (runt of rile iiew %library (lith-house, in Charles: intro. Si J4111C,.%, VI/111'h is to he ope►►ed in No vemiter 11 a gtil:al ul which ihr Commander in Chief is to foetid... The cellar* bilge for waif Line hovel .turr..l with the tivext WiJI , . Ontild be p.uLurtil, tirrpoiatiii) to the witior etrispargo• ATreVPTBn'SUICIb6. Al au 'Ely hour ea Thgra ll morning, astlireel▪ ea, inhabit ruts e t islisitust, were Isirmiati She P b* n" . ' err ' bred, their aleratiun ass arrested by a swim he the water. On going to the spot theyperceived Trowile tdrugglited tin the surface, as if sh e had haw kept afloat by her clothes. 'They immediately gut her out esdkcarrimi her to the Nine Cunt Buy, Gins/all skeet-rod:a here. prong* 'aiwidaiice stras rendered. Oe recovery, she fell into stood of taws, soil after plisse time elapsed, related that her mother heed at No. b, dertholemeweekise; AM her fisher wee lead. toil cossesseutly she sow kept it servieei atest she is sow hot Id years old, aid that her mistress weed her with great cruelly, hot still her eiroeirer would wet permit her lo leave her piece. Oo the pending might she weed to Sadler s Wells, sod staid Ml too late to go home • that die wa rea re d about the &Ms, till as lesigils she fume; the dreadful resubillos of orltde stractioo. She was mod 'woo to her mother's ragtime'. ExacurioN. nowise "Nam suffered the iletarlfel reutence of the law en Friday last. This unfortnoste ywtk, only 21, years of axe, 6 dative of *aimless, sass by trade • timber, and an associate with Opal's. lie was convicted at the Chelnte flird Assists, of heeler. its *warm, with 111111tfla others, at present at law, robbed sad severely kicked and braised Mr. W... Hoyden sad two other teutlesties, when Mora ine frees Flattop Fair, in oonspany with several fernales. liamith took Mr. Haydeues hat, which was forted spore hint, and his persons being clearly identified by all the party, he fell as early sacrifice to the evil habits et begrime had oorapeay, which be aeksoededred when as ihe sesitaki, sod earaestly exhorted those who voitoresed his eitaatioa le take warning sad avoid the like atelaircholy and disgraceful end. *silk% friends had entertaided souse heap that his life would bars been spared, •oatios Se his extreme yu.sth; bet the reliant Way mercy was not asioodol towards him, it has bees es speed, was the Lisehaesi of his chewier, sod the oseemsily d dieypeesiag, by the show sem of the Ise, the massy pep of asaisoisi deproisisrs which WC's, the iseipth- Warhead *hare iLis °swap sad robbery wee roaosistad. John Ow, left fur excionlas this day, hes received a re . prises. IRELAND. —sr DIALts, AuausT IL. COUNTY CORK ASSIZE . On Wedsiesday morning the important cause of the Duke of Devonshire against the Corporation of Youghef, clone on to be tried before Mr. Justice MAYNE, and a highly respectable Special Juty. The pleadings were opened by Mr. JACKSON ) and the case stated by Mr. Serjeastt Joy, iu • speech of an hour and a half's length ; and Coup• eel for the defence having refused to admit the Duke's pedigree, and his descent from the firm Earl of Cork, witnesses and documents were pro duced to prove this fact—after which the merits of the ate were entered into, and several witnesses, some very old, were brought forward to substan tiate the Duke's claim. This occupied the re mainder of Wednesday, and not being completed, was resumed on Thursday morning. When the Noble Plaintiff's case closed on Thursday, Mr. Townrheud, on behalf of the Cor poration of Vol/ghat, addressed the Court and Jury at considerable length ; the examination of wit. Lassoes, &c. min the part of the Defendants was coo booed the entire day, and part of Friday, when Mr. Prima:alter (who was brought down special by the Corporation) spoke to evidence, iu a very able mid eloquent address of shout three holm length. lie was followed by Mr. Strjeaut Banos. on the part of the Duke of Devonshire. whose able and argumentative speech look up four hours. The Learned Serjeunt concluded at a punter after six o'clock. when Mr. Sties .111opre adjouroed the Court. Mr. Justine MATS'S kamissetd his charge at 10 o'clock on Saturday usoiitiog ; it lasted about two hoary. The Jury lbw retired, amid remained enclosed until three. when they returned into Court, and brought a Verdict for the Corporation. WATERFORD, AUGUST 10. EXECUTION. Last Saturday David Power was hanged at the new iron platform outside of the guard-house of the enmity geol, pursuisat to his scutence at the last Assizes for this county. lie had been sentenced for Saturday week, but was respited in consequence, we believe, of some humane applications to the fountain of warily mercy. His case, however, did not appear entitled to ;mitigation, and the pro priety of the decision, re understand, to be fully acquiroced in even by those whom humanity in duced to apply fur a commutation of punishusent. His was the first execution upon the new platform, which is said to be upon the most modern construe. lion. We art informed that it answered its purpose completely. May it he ruet.eaten before it be egoist wanted ! The following account of David Power Its% beets circulated here :-- " He was a native of the Comity Waserford, bet bad re. sided fur some time pan he the suburbs of the City. He Was convicted at the lass Sommer Anises, Wore Hama Grarte, on the clearest evidence, of haviag bum sae of the pug of rabbet's who, on the night of Toesdry, the 7th of Illy last, broke lute the home of Amara Waled% at Daily. gamin (near Dunhill?, in this Coorap, and who, after beat. lug and ill-treating the people, carried away a lumbar of cloaks, games, pettiness', showier, haralkerchiefo, soomenes caps, and, its short. every article of wearing apparel, dm. they could lay their lands ea ' with the truing ( as. or Ss. Id. which bad been placed amide ander a plate son the dreamer for the purpose of pay's* often tax: flown or three artier% together with the key oi the loon that had Ikea tabbed, were fogad in his hewn et the limo of his appro. kenos, and the duplicates if 6? ushers, which had born pledged, were footed in his wlf u trEget. dime his coesvictiou, the y man eviler.* p he. ranting sera of hi. awful sit mill appeared' eratirally resigoetl to his fate, to meet whic h he was unisloralle ea. Aged is sookiog esteem repantims, assisted by the Rows Pinto Power, P. P. the Rel. leogeoe Cession, and other de void penmen, whom attesstiras to the nafurtsmate culprit were highly praiseworthy. " At the Flora of execestittek *behoved on devotion mod composure; he Welly satinwood the crowd, vrlmewloteitse the wickedarasof his poet Nfopittesi the ills* , sof WS sera teuce—easetionag them agedost the morns that hod brought him to his natinsely end disgraceful eariss... 4 l seething them to smile their prayers With hie far the mercy of the Almighty on his soul. " He has kit a wife sad teas children in a stale of the deepest aimless ; their chief entwine/so Mate bur mdse. rent, it is said, hu been a shun of his pal *lnouye!" Last week, thiougb the exertion, Or SAs.rltblt, the Bow.street officer, who An vent down to Eaning. Suffolk, to investigate the line firma man and his wife, Mille mune of Webb. were atinebettated es the incendiaries, and coitiniitted to Bury gaol for fur. thee examisiati 111 l for objets purpose they Were ou Tuesday conveyed to Newmarket. A sop him also impeached his brother as tieing the adult! ;ripe. orator of the criine ; in cotriequence of *hlt4l the latter was subsequently taken up, and four more witnesses lieve wince been addled to the evident, sig.tiastst Ike putties. MR. 'PEP:L. • 1 This Gentleirsett left I)sililiii ot,t Monday for Scotland, where, rs ate collectors of fishionable , news inform es. he has taken a lodge for the shoot ing avowal. For • considera b le note previous to bits departure there were linos orca.imially thrown nut in the Court Annual., that public birdies might address the Right Hon. Cieutlennin Kith a catminty of making hint extremely well pleased and thank ful. In this country of l out eta. mid Admirers of that excellent species of loyalty which is called inolitalile, it was to be expected that the ceremonial of a " Eirewell eloge" would he as often repeated as his leisure or appetite for compliment would permit. It hiss so happened, however. that the suggestions of the Court Gazettes have heels little attended to, and that the adilmoses which he has received, with. out derivitig any great distinction or importance from the characters of the iudiviiluals by whom they were offered, were extremely itisiguiticasit its num ber. One of them woe prevented by the Corpora. liar of Dubin.. who went into t h e presence of the Ex-Secretary with the stigma of having broken their promise about a shabby picture which they invited him to sit for. A compliment from them was a thing which no one could value. Mr. Peel himself gave, in his deportment whilst he was re • ceittiag it, the moo striking illustration of its worth. !toques', even in his men eye,. His manner in gene ral. if it does tort display obsolete hauteur is cold. formal, rod distrust. Every thing iu it wh ich could forbid approach, sad express unrelieved indifference, seemed prepared for the reception of poor Sir Ed ward Stanley, Shenff's-peer Studdert, and four or five others, who went tip with the William-street valediction. He scarcely waited to herr what they had to say when he began his answer, end as soon as he had come to the concluding word. he disap peared with such precipitation that a gentleman, who formed one of the mortified and embarrassed group. brought away with him a memorial or reore seuitition of some description, which hie hand was actually half way extruded in offering to the Right Hon. Gentleman. There were addresses prepared by one or two of the minor Corporstions--asid coulple of doetu gentlemen of the County of Dub lin (wbh avetrequestionably respectable, hut many of whom are justly called by Mr. Peel his personal friends and intimate acquaintances) offered some. thing complimentary. without, however. saying any thing about that much-valued feature of his admi nistration in Ireland that relate* to the Catholic Question. The formats of the county of Cork Grand Jury has forwarded au Address to the Castle, bet the Southern Reporter informs us that several of his brother Jurors have dissented from the me*. sere. " considering that such subjects were incom patible with their duties as Grand Jurors; " or, in other words, feeling that Mr. Peel deserved so special acknowledgments from them. If sreadd to the list of testimonials a document expressive of the gratitude with which the Anti-Catholic speeches of of the Right Hrin.Gentleman have filled the breasts of the Rev. Grey Porter used the clergy of the diocese of Clogber, we believe*. make out a can , plate seaseeeent of all the glories which have es yet bees elsed upon Mr-Peel, the instrumental WI of Addressek—(Thridia Freesias's Journal.) NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. '~mY ~ Pat bark the Pottois,Carter,froMll;isWa, For11:4;4111U. Tbs Randlies and PlumeChmas are come into harbour to be MW a. Arrived the Rosario, from a cruise. 1 , 601011 TR, ►Vduer 11. Arrived the Hero. brig, from a cruise. Sailed the Shamrock, am Motu. __ PARWICU, •VOIIPT 13. Arrived tbe Prince of Or•are packet, with • mail and passengers from Holland. Wailed the lord Castlereagh parka, with ditto, fur Hui land; and the llea•fuy packet, with ditto, for Cuxhaven. NULL. AUGUST 11. Arrived the Trafalgar, Daivaatt, liven Greenland, with seven lish. AU61111? 11. Arrived the Ellimo, Stern, from dill*, with six Ash ; sad Usity, Bell, from ditto, with —. Dam., •uoustr 13. Sidled the Northumberland, fee the River. Arrived the Pioneer frown cruirs.--Reusein m per lest. vomit minas, MUMS? 1 I. Arrived the Iblidds Qom% Ileaulyinar, from Greeelend, with omea list-130 tuns el oil. ORAVICsaItD, ATIOVIIT 13. Arrived the Anna Erlima, Mater, Cron Ikroirii; Mary Rime% Idea, from Gallipoli; James, Lariome, tram Riga; Lady Fniners Howard. frost Ostend; Pelroudla, noel Vrow AIM., Groairicao ; Vrow Alaroarelta, D,bure, frau, RMWiast r sod Fricwbc4afi, Russrrrvl, Host Atiosierdams. Sailed the Ilateryride,Vsetla. far °mead ; Satan. Lyles. for Newfoandland; Marquis of AaCk'srYi roaLer,fol thrived; and Faisay,Taylor, ihr lit. Prierdatsits. cote or mot, AUGUST t. This inaraing she frit and Prluc Regent convict ships. for Noterty Bay. sailed with a dee hrerse at N.E. It is sup port! tba Martha *III sail on Suaday. It is mentioned Inr French Paper, that a cow, in the Commune of Montmedy, recently brought Instil • tuoustrous kind of animal, with the held of a hair, the ears of • fox, and the body of au ape, but with out • tail. It only heed eight hours. PRICti OF WTOCi 3 per Ct. lied.... 77 $Z 9 pet (7t. Cons... 76 31 per Cent. (seer) 87 1 13 4 per Cents 97 5 per Ct. N./in...105VA I Kink IL A/111. te 9-16 g 1 Imp. 3 per Creit 761 I :11 YESTERDAY. Indus 80nd...". 91 pr. Ert.ll:ll6, 1... IS 19 p r . Ditto,. to} .... IN 19 pr. Ditto, Cum.. 4 I dis. Lot trry Tickets Ng& 10.. thaegillllll ... 6 1 il i ffte. Corn. for Ace... 7 Hi COVSSE or BICH ANI Aim ....37 !HAW. Ditto at 1ight...311 • Amste►dam.... 11 2 C.F. Ditto al Si•kl.. 11 6 Sulteedaas .... 11 9 SC. Skimp aa.itai. 11 11 Nomliorish..... •4 • 2 Ahem 6 34 7 *IV. Faria34afadala 14 35 Ditto 4. 24 55 4 V. Beweirawa ela . 24 55 Prase/dial Oat Maine len ex me illadriaLefrret Cadiz, cares , 39 Bil Lee, ciriti 3sl4 BarerMuw 391 &title 34 Leghorn IF, Fulmar, Avian 14. Genoa 47 VeWOE Ital. Lir. 44 Malta so Naples .. 43 Palermo tWit per at. Unbent.. •. • sB+ Oporto Rio Janeiro... • e• Dublin lSt per et. C0rk.......... 10. A zio of the Bask on Hones/ per Cent. MULLION. Portnical Gold in f. e. Coin, per os 4 1 • Gold in Bars 0 0 . 0 New Ilmililoons 4 0 0 New Dollar. 0 6 61 Silver in Bars • • • Now Lowisoiscb 0 MA RK ETS. (NAN O:CHANGE, littorr, Avatar: 14. hi consequence of the huge stiuulits which we our con. finnan, iereiviag, pliucipaliv t slimed, the trade this natiritiwg *ea very heavy. so much in that there were scare 117 any sales onside, so that we considca the price.* of Minot mud UMs s i o ny m ally lb% seine as on kilitaduy ; letd there been any buyers, lower prices would have been taken. ►u n3rli y, Pease, rad Beam., there is ow alterm6vo. 1)X11RIM:E. Coco hoperlOell Return, THURSDAY, Aucturt 13. Wheat, per load lSt Oa to 241 Os New ditto Barley, per quarter 44s —4l to 50. —d Oats Itsa —d to :Bs —A 86. —d to —.s—d Ileaus Prow NEWBURY, RUSKS. Wheat 41s to 9.1 s 04 I Outs Rye . —s to --s Od Beam ..., 74. to 84. Od %Hey 49. to 50s Od Pesos 63. to 74s Od Brood, Is. Pd. to Is. lid. per Gallon. SMITHFIELD, Vats 4Y, At C UST 14. This day's osarket was pretty well *applied witk the dif.. fermi kinds ad Cattle. Beef, and Pork wire cheaper; NI at. ton is dearer; Lamb and Veal sold at last pure., and the trade in gementl wee not over brisk.—The sales in the Has. market were trifling: Hay, Straw, and Clover, fetched last prices. The following prices anal numbers are an accurate alatetacal : To Ptak Hie offal per stone of Rib. 11.1. to es. 44. Head of Cattle this day:— Mumma Oil to ss. 6.1 Relate Pitt lamb 4s. 441, to et. 0.1. Sheep and Lambs. ...10,3041 Ve01....45. 41. to 6a. O. Calves .360 Pork .. as 11.1 to bt. 61. Pig. ••• • NEWGATE AND LEA (B 7 the Reef .... 3.8 0,1 to 46 2 1 II talus .. 46 0,1 to 4s 0(11 Lamb 48 ,DENHALL MARKETS. Carrara.)- - - Veal 44. 0.1 lo Se Pork.... 10 ) , 0,1 to Se *4 10 5. OA. I'RICE OF lIA' OT. JANUS'S. Ray 6/ Oa t6l to SI Oa 0.1 Straw 21 14. 0.1 to 3? t►+ 0161 Chwelol 04 0.111.1 01 Us 061 If AND ATKAW WHITIEr.IAPP!, Hay —6l 12■ 11,1 b 81 12• n 4 New 41.1.0/ 0p 0,1 to 0/ 0, 04 Straw 2/ MO I t., 2t In, 0.1 Clover V/ 15 olto 0/ 0. 04 PRICE OF RAW FAT, per stone of slb. St. James's, 4s. RA —Wllitechip‘ I, 4s 8:11. Average, 4.. bd. PRICF.S OF TALLOW, SOAP, &e. per 1121 b. Town Taffew eit• 01 —4 Oa Yalu, Saar I lo4i Yellow Iltiutsio 79. 0.1 —.4 OJ Mottled White Jilt° .. 761 Od --s ad Curd l2O. Rasp ditto.... 701 s 04 —s Od Palm I llO. Melting Stuff 706 Od —s Od Graves 2os Os Olio rusgh..4os IN—s OJ Good Dreg 0....... Ms Oi PRICE OF LFA'fH Eft. Botts, 60 to blllbs. each 29d lo 24.1 per Ht.. Ditto, 50 to 6011 s. emelt —d to —.l Drowse Hides PlemtCorell Hides 20§.1 to 22d Crop Leo 35 to ea the for cuttiog 191.1 to 20b1 Dies 45 to 5911 ts 214 to 22 1 .1 Calf /Rim 30 to 40Ibo .22d to 26d Ditto Sato 701 be ....30d to 36.1 Ditto ?II to SOlbe ... 3041 to 33.11 Roan leafs (Greeultutd) 0 2 , 1 to 274 Large ditto Tamped Horse hides .... taa to CMd Sostaish Hone bides 22d to 27.1 RAW HIDES. Sat Heifsn awl Steers (per Ordinary. 24 01 to I. 24 'thie).. Be 01 to 3, ocl Market Coll —Or to 10. •,. ii toliddlitip 1 241' 441 to 25 6.1 Ea;. Horse 9" 0.1 ill 10. ell PRICE OF HOPS, per Cwt. 1 1W 11•4111. 1111 W POCKETS. Kent.... 181 Os to HO Itts Kent.... 191 Ins to 111 if• Stomex.. lbl Ile to 171 104 Sussex .. 18/ 10s to 201 Os Foreipt.. el Os to 6/ Os Essex.. —I Os to —1 Os 1 Fftenham —1 Us to —1 Os Portico Pockets, 101. is 101 Os. OILS, per Tim, of 259 Gansu.. New Greeal.Wbak.. 371 401 Spermaceti 'Old Pale Seal . a6l 40/ Pale Rape FOREIGN WOOLS, per lb. Spanish Sheep, Lenue•s ►a Ad a (Is 61 ---- Segovia .. 4s 3(1 • 5• Yd Rada...". 3s id • Ss Oil --• Seville .... as ad ll 4s ad Saxony, 1 4 - Id .. ds 9d a Ss 9d Bohemia, let ______ Mt ls 611 a 3s lIM COAL MAKKET, Avower 14. fillips et Merkel. Ships Sold. Ptice. 311 Newcastle Ill• .... 35t. 04 to 44s M. 4 flowlerlood 1 Elite Male Cool 0 ... —4. Oil. to -i.e. 04: 2 Coles BIRTH. 0. lißmgndny menting. in Wimp.loslrcet, Mn. fie fletick Jelinski', a a &tighter. DEATH. 00 life ID% WANK, in Ibis 66th !free, Hobert Cart Encken bury, E6f Itailliby Halt, Liosculasbire. HIGH WATER THIN DAY AT I.OND4)N BRIDGE Ileraitsa El atter I. J Deming 52 •ner 1. This flay is published, a very intervene( Walk (will a Pur trait of the Author), retitled AC' RYDE TO HEA LTH ; which, in a criftv the maneer, recommends the molt wimple And chi **Mess Remedial. with proper mode of treatment for the folloarlasr Diseases, via —Abortion or miscarriage, asthma, Joss of appetite, barrenness, bilious romplainta, chlonmie or trees sickness, child-heating, emasumpteuit, female diseases. fluor album, flatulence or %rho, elects. KJ. useerkore, hypsehoodrise or sreholeboty js visite in discretion, losses" of spirits, aseertrusi rescustions, 'servos' diseases, sessile" or agent reerry, plithatie or tough, rheumatism, sentinel weakens, tura of bk, lem ma' diseases, the. Web Astrice to both Scam to °Main a radical and permanent cure for drum. secret iiifirme ties of settee which delicacy often forbids to disclose eves so sink nearest relative,. ; and a Trratiae oil Ferule Dims% 'ionises, Hypochondriac, sad Coominirove cum. plaints. To which is added, as Busy on the Venereal Disease, Meets, germ 'sal Weak tresses, sett • destructive habit of a private nature; with an Address to Pnrlffell. Hegelian., Tutors, awl those who have the care and edecatiuu of yottlb; likewise advice to Fathers, particularly those who are lairs. e 4 with Nervous etkinplasots. The waren serrisperreti sad lusteated with a variety of authentic facts uever before pub. lathed. By SAMUEL SOLOMON, M.D. Prewar ol these ineetienable AI/divine tk Cordial Bee of Gilead, Aad-lopeiigines, ke. Ike. Gold gte10..16. Strand; Bates, DO, 011fld-stre"f; pude Tao, Exchange; sal Wed, Hai • ie. LONDON Printed and Published et ibe Odle., Ps. Ms Intend i when Adversisesneets ere rierive•l, ssui ('s .paid) num be addressed....o io. Clement's I nn . P r ieter,..4. WOITE, Ps. 111, it ear g• Pobli•hrs. /'.