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. 1 ri !I 1 I I i .. '. il , 1 . 1 ~ I. g. t g - . 1 i / 1 • i . i. '. 11 . : II k only begun business that day iu his shop. When the note was returned to him as forged, he went to Helmet-row. where he only found 18 houses, and, of course, there wits no No. 44, or any such person as the Prisoner mimed in the street. The address hr therefor* gore wit. false. John Edwards. shoe-maker, No. 3, Bath-street, City-road, said that the Prisoner came to his shop in the beg' gof May. and bought e !weir of short. price 7% 6.1. He also ordered a pair or dancing I+llllllPO, which were to be sent to him in is week to No. 43. Seward-street; he gave his name as Pass." lie offered a flank note, whirls Wait- Wes changed for him; it was the note non 'hewn to it RCS.. William Porter, servant to last witness, corrobo. rated his evidence. He carried home the pumps, tin no such person as the Primmer representA himself to be, was to be found in the street ttten• tioned hy him. " Henry Won. Pricey said, he was collector of taxes in the district where Helmet-row mud Seward. street were *iterate, and proved that no persons of the 11/111e of Haines or Pass lived there, sued there was no No. 9.6 in the one, or 34 in the other. Th•miis Mono, constable of St. Lollar's, store. beilded flit Prisoner on die 49th .1 Ju l ie. Il e found on bun one pound note, winch turned out to be d forgery. William Christmas. an Inspector or the Bank. proved these note. to he forged, but the Jury in sisted that the Clerk whose mime was forged should be vent for to prove the fact. Mr. Baron GRAHAM %did, thud the Inspector's testimotty was held by the Judges as sufficient prat& of the forgery. To satisfy the Jury the clerk might still be ►cut for. He svAs ,ent lor, antl proved the signature to he a fftrgery. The Pli*oner received a good character from two wit ue.lee6 _ rrilict-- Guilty. Joh* iPcdsoa, a fashionably dressed young man. w A . Owls put to the bar, and permitted to reliant the plea of Not Geilly he put in on Saturday last, to the nilnor Aimee. of having a forged note, pur.. wa11.% to be of the value of I/. in his possession, knowiite it to be forged, sod to substitute the pies of Ceiq. He was now indicted on the capital offence of littering the same note, knowing it to be forged; but Mr. Serjeatit BOSA QU LT declined, on the pivt of the Bank,aildsicing any eridriicr in support of the capital indictment, he was accordingly aw l:pitied of that part of the charge.—The plea of guilty to the minor offence exposes the Pri.ouer to fourteen years' transportation. Bodoni* Tatham Willis was also suffered to re tract his plea of Not Guilty ou Saturday. to the ssssss or offence, owl to substitute that of Guilty.— The capital charge was then withdraws,. Thomas Omen was suffered to pursue precisely the same course as the two last Prisoners. Thema Williams .issith was indicted for utter. in:; a forged Bank cote, ;importing to Ire of the *slue of 11. knowing the same to be forged. Mr. Serjeant BOSANI/URT Stated the case to the Jury. us it was deluded in the following evidence: William Haines said he was a linen-draper, liv ing at No. 8. Eilgiside-road. On the evening of the 1711 i August last the Prisoner came to him, and wanted to pbrehase a handkerchief, priFe 2,1., and teoilered in poyment a 1/. note. Witness looked at it and said it was had ; he theft offered another. which oitisess believed to he good. Wit. nese asked him hia address, still retaining the forged note; Prisoner said lie lived in queen Anne -street, and that his mime was Thom** Williams. Wit ness then said, that as there were so many forgeries in circulation, he must go with the Prisoner, and lee if his address sus right. They went out ac. cordiality. lint nn the way the Prisoner run olt. The forged note now produced was the same which bad beets tendered to him in payment by the Pri soner ; he marked and retained it at the time. Be. fore the Prisoner rail off he said lie got it at the Groen Alan and Still ; he afterwards said he got it alt-ulltr... The Inspector from the Bank. as well it the Clerk whose mime was written on the note, proved the fact of the forgery. The adilretisr. giseu by the Prisoner were also proved to be raise. Tait Prisoner produced in his defence— Mary Aim Davis. un uotortunote female, who said, than she gave him a note on the morning of the 17th of August, bolt she could not say whether it was the site now in Ci.tirt. Mr. Justice BATLEY summed up the evidence to the Jury, who returned a verdict of Glilly. Was. Byrne was inilicted„fOr uttering, on the ifilli August, a forged Outs, p wurting to be of l is t the value of 1/. with intent t fraud - the Go. senior and Company of the Ban f England. Wm. Speechley said he was I butcher, residint in Pulteiley.court. Westminster. On Sunda nun .... 4, the 10th A iigust, the Prisoner came to iirils's shop sod pus chased a leg of mutton, he gave a IL nate in payment 1 he sail I, - ripe isms Brown, 6, Givesi i s-court. and this *Weis wit , nes* put on the note immediately. The rime ho* no Court was the same. Worm iliseuvered !hilt the mite was a forgery on Tuesday, and, on in quiry in Green's-court, he could find no such per son as the Prisoner. The Prisoner came again to the shop on the Sunday following, to buy a leg of Fun,, for which lie gave • pound 'tote, hid said his name was Child, 6, Green's-court. Wanes' remarked, th it he had changed his name since the prece.ling Sunday. winch lw denied, but at length admitted t h at he had chasiged the note there. The Prisoner asked to see it. Witness then said, he be breed the mite he offered the second time was forged ; he, therefore, refused to take it from the Prisoner, and deinooded payment for the first bad time. The Prisoner said he would change it if wit ness came home with him to Greets'.-court. On going there, the Prisoner looked greatly confused, and could nut point out the euldrrsi of No. 6, which lie gave when he passed the flute. lie then winded witness to go to Crown -court, but he re fused, and took him into custody. When an officer Caine. the Prisoner was searched, but they could hot find the other note which he offered in pa) meta of thus leg of lamb on the same morning. Tie address given by the Prisoner as his place of residence teas preyed to be fol,e. The 'Dote was also ',roved a forgery by the tanit clerk. The Primmer, in Ws defence, mid he got the note in payment of Money due to him by a mess mat!. Mr, billet , Bllloconuot Ibtinttnva up the evidence in theJoiry, who returned a verdict of Guilty. Seer7i4 Wrira wits indicted for tittering two forged note, purporting to he of the value of 21. in the sarhe mitioner as the preceding prisoners. She was twesity.right years of age, and held a flue child in her arms. John Terry said he kept the sign • f the Plough Politic-house of Holston. On 11w ails June last the Prisoner rause there, and asked for a quartrrii of gin, and tendered in payment foe h a 1/. note, but a Mr. Lewis, who was iii the house, said, that as witness was a new comer in that neighbourhood he sl Id 1w cautious in taking notes. Witness then slievre•l the note to Mr. Lewis, who paid 1w believed It to be hod. Ile asked tier where she got the note. She unPriered, that it man at the corner, who was a stranger to her, had given her the cote, with the bottle to get the gin, but on going out witness i.nottl not !Wild Mit such perilous. 'nary then said they mtist iletaia her ; blie ristreated they would 1,111, hut said they may keep Cie note. IVitor-s went for a constable, and gave the Prisoner into his eurtody, truss-examined.—lle knew nothing nitwit the Prisoner. Ile would not, of rouror, have here, a minute serving the gin mid giving the clump.; but Vie time of spier • g the woman aliont the note would rintorally have alarmed any body nutsiile,„ olio might thereby tuke the epportunity of running off. _ . Wm. Lewis corrobnciied ihe last witness's evi desire, and void, that whets the Primmer was brought to the Wioship-atreet Mice. 11.11 P kiln' her name was Sarah Ward, and her address No. 5, Jolti.'it-rww, City-road. Witness went to this I,loce the next Jay after she was taken, but could out siscertdiii, idler the most diligent search, that any INrdy in the Ito* know the Prisoner, or that she resided its any part of time iseiglihouritood. Cruss-r.kastiwed.—Two persons ottesided at the Misnames rtquest, at the Policy Office, and amid she lodged with then., at Nu. 5, West-Pl:icy. John's-row. Edward . lli.hop, and other witnesses, proved that no such permit air the Prisoner resided at tither of the Numbers 5 (for there were too), in Cross-exarnimed.—There was is W i t t-place which kit into John's-row, inept ces - Thomas Smith, feat lier-itiaimfact rai-er, recollected the Prisoner's calling at his shop, on the 11th of February last, and buying a feather for fifteen isenre. She gave him a 0115 pound note to change, and marl her home way Sharpe. Both notes were then identified 'se bring those tendered by the Prisoner, and the Bank Clerk prov ed they were forged. In her defence the Prisoner mid, in the most atrium manner, that she was insiocene, and did not know the person who gave her the I/. 'sole. She pest iii a written paper, in which she stated, that she was • poor .WO4llllBll. and had four children. Some Gentleman took pity on her in the Office, and gave her a shilling to buy bread for limitary ing babes. She declared her introccirce i vegeill, very strongly, after the papie t saas read. rou thulium sisiouted Wol o he sentience i o the e Jury, who returned a verdict of win The unfortunate woman appeared y affect ed its she was removed from the bar. -• • MIDDLESAX SIISSIONS. Ct.ERXETIMtt.I.•UREPN. strrtmasza 14. Signor! Miller and Julia Ingram were arraigned for utte►ing counterfeit money. knowing the mune to he counterfeit. at a publie-hossre in Upper Hol loway. on the 13th ofJuly lost. Ingrain pleaded Guilty. Miller Not (:wily. The two Prisoners went together to the house or Mr. Kier, a publican, on the day mentioned in the indictment, gut some drink, and gave in payment three shillings at three different times. Ilse two lat ter of which, tier bring so.pirious of, 1w pot by theitiselves. The Prismwrs also gate five shillings fur more drink to Joseph Elwood, siXtaivasst of Kier, from whom his master receiesaLtlienib and pot them with the two former. Miller . Oetarned to the house next morning, and was spisselientled by T. Pi }fir, • constable, who searched him, and found souse good money on him. Ingram was observed to go to a inlay in the evening, isi whirls. when searched, were found four shillings of the smite die as the for. wer wires., and a three shilling token. Ingratn said Miller had nothing to do with the mittef. Miller was immediately found Guilty. Both the Privoters were sentenced to a year's impristo 1111 l rot Newgate, and at the end of that time to fluid suretteCfor good behaviour for two years , : Alichael Burka' Wag afraigned for tittering and being in possesvion of cohuterfrit motley on the dth of August last. The Prisoner Oent Min a baker's 'bop in Wil. lion-street, and altered a %lad half.crown for some bread, which has refused. The owner of the shop called a constable et hand, sod advised him to watch the pr isoner, as lie onopeCted he Was passing counterfeit money. the constable foilowed, saw him joined by • little girl, who vhortftifire went into an oil.vhop, bought %slime empress(' passed a bad half-crown. The constable, on 'nuking at the piece, apprehended both, and, after raise resistance on the part of the man, searched them. Two counterfeit half.crowns were discovered on the lat.. ter, mid no money on the girl. Prisoner told the consist* he slid not know the girl, bat at the said she was his daughter. In his de fence in Court he said he hail just before received the money from a man who had owed it to hint fur eiglst)ears.anid whom he met accidentally. Verslict—Guihy. Sentenced to the same punishment as the former Prisoners. John Nathan arraigned on a similar charge. The Prisoner was a dealer to old clothes, and tot the Thi of August bought different lota of clothe. of the ',yeasts of the Hon. Mr. Petro and Mr. Lloyd. in payment for which he pee to one man seven hod shillings, to another two, and to a third one. Beiag _ apprehended and searched, It great quantity of connterfeit sifver was di►covered about Into. Verdict— Gai/ty on both counts. Sentenced as thine Miller 31141 Mnry Webste► arraigned on a %imolai. charge. NTerdict—litter Gniby; former Not GNiity. Setitrisce as shove. Mari, Smith, ari•aiiroteil mailer the Act of Podia mem, and found ifarihy of being in posse,simi of rounterleit .• 9 with intent to utter the same.— Sentenced to six mouths imprloniontrut, and then to And sureties for good lieliaviouir for ail months. Mary Browse, and Mary TeiTy, convicted at corm tttttt law of a similar offetsce, sentenced to three mouths imprisonment. Williams Heywood was arraigned for lareetiy; be stealing a cucumber, value sixpence, the property of the li..v. Jodi', Addison, near Uxhridge. Mr. Ilannx, hr the prosecution, had commenced aoldres.iiig the Joity, and had stated the Ilreerend Prosecutor hail been indoced to institute it, not fur the loss of the cucumber, but to serve us or warning to characters who had committed repeated depre dations on lois premises, stealing leis best vegeta bles. fruit, &c. when he was iiitermitted by the Court, which pronounced that the indictment colloid not be sustaitieJ, the MOO having got into the garden by a ladder, and not havitig taken the cucttitilser out Of the ground. The indictment, should have been hid 14,r ttroibm.i. Tjoe Prisoner, lifter SO aditionotory 11141(1a14 firctii k m t stir.' . was discharged. if till as. isoolt.:ted for wilful and bur .... milt lieljUry. 011 the 424 of Maw last. The Prisoner had lodged an itifurination nit die' slots , specified ite the indictment, at thi Polsce Office, Whotechapel, against Mr. Marshal, of Highs street, for soilf.-ring thirteen loop.kets to remain fur some time, on the littli, alter being taken from a carriage, in she foot-path way, to the 'innovative of 114 public, mod vitiator) , to the provisions of a loc.ll Act of Paolootinent—unol has hitt' convicted, on Ins own oath, in the t ormilty midst. the Act. On the part of the Prosecutor, it was endea voured to be establish. tl, that the Prisoner hid sworn falsely on the above Ol'eNeooll, hilt ttil• rViIICIOCC to this tilled, Will the Pr soner was acquitted. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. roresmotrett, rirrigunra 13. Terienlay .ailed the Aun ivy! Hope, Kiilv. fur Cbisaa ; nod the Hvicilish, fur 1/.0(.11.1, bp he past! Of. The Royal Gorge yacht. Hon. Charles Pave, came into harlutior un LTEdursday, to he laid up ; hie Royal Higlone..* thr P.tuce Recent having, it is 0111104 stood, that it will not he in his mower to esolisaik a lwr this jeer. The officers and tutu (litempurorily appointed) will be discharged 10-mort ow. ('apt. Hullos coninsiasioned the Ramilies yesterday, as • guardaliip at this purl. The Whoring i■ the slate of the ships of war building, re. smiting, Ike. at ibis Doi k.yar.l Boatlino—Waterlost, Mil, nearly complete, now fit. ling the ways for hisinchint, which MITI be finished by she lst of October; Conetir, 71 , frame nearly complete, ling her head sad hi irks; Miuctrw, 38. fianw cum. ;sloe, seasinsiug; Cy I tool Hilizclit, putting Olt wale plasmic ; Prince Regent , 111 ~ of forwattluess. ship imPoch —Rite or!, 74, rotten ; upper pieces of Mess skirling; Etliiihorgh, 71, putting 011 wale plank, and disniwishimr sluff ; Bristow. 71, inther..l, woollier; gi n mu, 74, eopperesli ready to eu uul of Hoek, after •IhoNugh re pair ; Triticulo, and Doodlers, tinthernig and planking (the Disallow molt fornard); Grecian bchauner, Mirrr sloop, slight repair. Naps la BaNN.—Snlis.bory. 50, complete; Hyperion, 38, rigging; Balm, 18, rigging; Riugdave, seedy I. 'twelve a pendant. AI the Jellic4.—Scipium,74; Riroli, 50, to be docked fur thurotigh repair. The Russian fright's Leerny, Commodore Romania; Popearoy, Captain Miler; suit' Prowersitty, Captain Stands try, from Cronsiatli hound to Colts, arrivid herr 110 Theirs day, In nicht-II soil water. They touched at C011,1111:1:(01, and were Iwo 1111,41 in lilt DOWII6. It is sattilcridood they are in compensate for the bail plate of the parchast•d by Spain of Russia. They will sail again on Monday. • - The Cisiance, Captais Montireaserie ; 11311111, Captain An drew Mitchell; and ll'Arthian, Captaia N.Ciall.i. at this pert, are destined to thr Jamaica station. The Cesiatice will sail P 4.11111 idler the 22.11..5tant. The Leveret, IS, Captain Rodney Shannon, sailed on Monday, for S. Helms; and the Weymouth, for the Medi. terraniatt. The Semiramis is waiting a fair wind to mime into hal hour, to he paid ritr. The Phelan,. Captain Dillon, anima yriaterolav from Leith, wlwac sise lauded War-Admiral Oltway and family. At Spitheor/ Iphogvisia, Semiramis, Carroll, Cllblial:er, and Griffon. Ilarbottr—Qmorn Charlotte, Venzeur, Rnmilier, Rochefort, Royal George yacht, Saliabury, Hyperion, Dann, Fly, and Partitions. ret.emerris. serrEvore 11. Yesterday sailed the Wslaiszltant packet with a Mail for Jamaica. To-clay the Lady Arabs:lla packet, with ditto, for Lisboa. —• maitcrtr, t PTIFIIIYA 13. TIN-Grate, Hall,from the West ludic'', has kit me outline awl ruble. - _ NAVIGATE, 13. Caw in the lohip Carl Johan. truin Slot Models to Lisbon, with her how move, having run foul of a ITU. I at ICS, •ud • frw 'mirk fur shrift r. sarrroc, sirrrimura The Belem Bevau, from %Vasil ford to Bristol, that sunk et the tioeklistee, is weighad rod brought up to quay. einvra, PI A bola has jeltt arrived in Ibis purl, with She Cr, %V of the Jones, of Somilsosuptoos, Chiangll, master, bound is. Shield+, with limber. bavosig beets rust thorn sod %Intik by a Trite yet bra sided 'hip, slam; uuknowtt, this tour ii ill g about 3 u'eluck. DEAL, arowriepra 13. *earerday arrived and remain in she Downs, wnsd.tymtsitt, with the homeward-bound as per last, the Lindsay, Turner, 73 days, bum Risen... Ayres; Mary, (ram Animism ; Rapid, Watson, from Havaunah; Murningaeld, ---., ( ru m M. Ilhawriap 1 Endeavour, --•••••., (rum Memel to Peumnire, *NI Milled. Put back the Harriet, Jones, for the River to repair: and th.day arrived and remaiu ' wind humid, the 1.••ly Ridley. • llrKemtie, from Jamaica; Doke of Redford, Ilali.lay, from db.. ; Waterloo, Hunt, from Calcutta; Kinvotin, Young, roan Quebec ; Francis, Trundle, from Antigua ; Barrack, Smith, from Quebec ; se, ---, from Jamaica ; Enter. prior, —, from ••, rgh fee Madeira; and Hyacinth, frpm Portsmouth. V Came dove% • river Dud wiled, the I.ondon MART, Corusby, r Amyrwa ; lllikot, —, fur the i Cape of ; ard tartar, he nleVableuth. ems., avgfratagatt 11. Arri Valliant diehard, Amin Diivis's Simola ; the Ilisamiela Ilsorrion, from ditto, are in Whitelmoth Ronda, will be up this tole; the Haisoilial having been 'pa& one of the ships that has arrived, may aNti be ea up this tide. Vary bring the following a - Ent of the income of the unikr.metationtit ships, vit. .quesiria, four GA; Royal George, Mae y Neonatal, nil: el, aim, !leviathan, four; and Mary Francs, Iwo. . • •,. ~.:•'•os :• , • THE mie BETTING IN THE SPI /II TING CIRCLES 1r EST ER DA V. DONCASTER ST. LEGER. .10 1 agst Mr. Piet-Berea,. 110 to 1 apt Mr. Watt's Beg. nine nisi of WPM,. I Pr Girl. Ito apt Duke 00' Leeds's Il4to 1 apt Lightning. h. f. Octavians. 20 to 3 sot Locluovar. Ito 1 scat Tantiveriele. 20 to 1 apt Lord Drrby. 13 to 1 aptSiater to William 100 to 1 apt Merlin. • . DERBY. • 15 to 1 apt Duke of Drat: I DI to I apt Lo r d Robs. tour Vri 17 to 1 opt Morull. CURRAGH MEETlNG—(larLallo). 'rtirsoike, 1111 , 181888111, 8. • Lehooter Sisk( s, 100 guineas, h. ft. t yrs. MA. evils, I 14.; fillies, .4. 1 Tau-year told mum. Lord Cremorne'se. by Pipes Mr. Prendergasi's r e..hy Retortion • i Colonel Bi urn's r. by Gauntlet, or Pope 3 1 • One Hundred Pounds. HanolicapPlate. 'twelve piers . . eutraisee. C. Ily's MU.. Colonel Ilion's Neptune, 3-yrs old Mr. Premlergases Castinet, eirs old • Marrris of Sligo's g Fleece, 4-yrs. sold Mr. M' nell'; Phantom, 5-prs. old others started mid were 110 t Placed. • • • OICEADFUL SUICIDE. • . COIRONTIVI INQIUTAT —Yesterday au hopes( was Jiehl lt the house of Mr. James limbos& the sip of Ilse Sir tiro'{!' tlonhurn's Need, Mile-tad New Town, before J. W. Voris, Fog Cormier, on the body of Mr. Michael May, aptea b 3, of Illde end-road, who was the author of his own death, under thr fallowing dreadful eireamAiances:— It appeared from the cataract of several witnesses., that the deceased was in ulitteut cire 44444 stances, hut was for a Ireigth of time he a very bad stile of Irabk, for the benefit of which he hail been into the essantri, and ethernet' shout five *elks shire rather worse than be ieft town, sad was see. cessitattal to keep his et:flintier fur the whok of Ike lime, during which he appeared very winch disteselsed in his intuit, and a nurse was engaged In remain wills hies the whole of Friday night last. On the morning after, about ten O ' Clock, the expressed a desire of having some. thing to eat, sail the armaset gist him some ham, and brought with it a knife and fork, aril left it by the sick• of the beet. stead, the d. rinsed was then sitting up in the bed; about a onarter of 1111 hour after the servant went to the clam her to ;it the phi?, &r. and took him some brandy sod water, and on entering the apartment she was struck wills horror at lerhultling la. r master lying nn the bed, which was covered with blood, wills his throat tat from ear to ear in a dresi!ftil wuino.•r, and his !wail hanging over the side of the heeled. sel. Ass Maim wow 111.11111,1, made, and a surgeon was procured, who prontimiceil him dead on his serival. The knife will, which the deceased perpetrated 11w horrid deed WAY that which site servant hawk to bins to eat the leans, noel was found covered wish Isis bl.wd lying by his left side. All the witnesses enewarrefl that diadem-meet, from various intaitisistences whine they had observed in his conduct, could nut he iu his proper stale of salmi when be committed the art. t The stevesligation healed a ronaiderable time, soul the Jury, after a short roasultation, returned s verdict 0f... flied he Ale owe act, beteg at the time ke eolertilleel it he e dale of liefieiti. - _ SMOCKING MURDERS A C DC A moat melancholy eircwwnst crewing last, iu Southampton, w aft " ammatiou in the neighlsourhowd Stadia', wire of Edward Stealer. vi " 111111111 L a r' of Messer. Sound. to , brewers, i ir7r7:: her irei:y two drillers !both fine ate sad the other three; after which me the cellar door. An inquest was held on the following day bg Mr. Code. Cor, 1111111 l oil the above bodies, whew, after a long siring 4 evidence, particularly that of the Suigeon, who had holmi her twine years, it was clearly prated that the wistaappy no. snail was freirmently in it very low and desponding way. Ver. diet—Destroyed herself and children is a Al of . itasaustia. The shove tragic', event has excited the deepest sympathy for the pour sumo, Edward Mitten, the hatband aud father; who, on Opr It the front door of his WM*, was the hest to discover Isis eldest child. Edward, of whom he was very fond, murdered, lying a lifel.os corpse us. the Boor of the pmente. Struck aith horror and :intaxement at this most dreadful sight, he new from the slot, and sort Nis lodger, Take!, at the door, who. string him in this agimiord state, inquired the cause; the answer was," Oli! Tillottosty dear Edward is dead in the pasmige."—They rolled in assistance, slid took Ow body up stairs, a hen, on Siaden's turning Autos the heel clothes. he saw there his yellow:rot chid stretched out a corpse! Then, as a climax to the a hole, his wife. lump 1•11, • cusp..., iw the cellar!-1 heir bodies were on Friday interred in St. Mary's Church yard, iu three cotlitio, but all ill one grave, is pressure of dimmest& of surruwfwl spec- Liturs. IJ'ELSII Gurdr SESSIONS. Carnarvon Sessions commenced on Friday last. J. Jotter, a drover, was tried for tittering forged and notwithstanding al witnesses establisht d the charge, and Mr. (:lover, inspector to the Batik of England, traced 39 notes to have been paid by the Prisoner to different individuals in piirchising rattle, the Jury rettii soca II verdict of Not Guihy. Next day the .anie Piisoner was indicted for baring forged toot's in his pissttersion, and the Jury again returned a verdict of A'ot Chief Baron V: lIMA Rim then said— " Prisoner, you have been tried for a very rest offence, hat the Jury, hulk yesterday sail to.day, thought ',rupee to twin`` -- w a verdict of Not ChM, ! Stich a verdict, after such • mils of evidence, mist be extremely prejudicial to the public interest ; and for my own part I cannot conceive how they can aniwer it to their 1111•11 consciences ! That you are Crafty is as clear as that two and two make four. However, if your conduit in fissure prove honest, it sway be einisideml a fortunate circumstance ; but should you ever appear agaiu at that bar, I hope you will never sweet aim, so unjust!" This wit delivered in the most solemn matmer, and seemed to hare been felt by the whole Court. At Flint a man was indicted for extorting 14.. Gil. front anorlier, under the pr.-fence ‘,r rescuing him from the " well," . It is cuittionary s ecru at the 'present day, for people at enmity with each other, to write the tonnes of those they with 41 4.41 on a piece of slate or Raper, which they limo into the mysterious well; and it iv belies lino so long as the names remain therein, the per m it is at the mercy of the evil genii, sod consigned to ultimate escape (ruin this maledicti o n, stints of money are given to have the name Cr. moved, Ind ilium restore the party to peace!—About twelve years ago, a poor wilts, in Flintsliire was dimwit wills "trolling a goose from an old ...m in ; she was asked how she came to suspect the offetufer, when she observed, that haring threatened to throw his name into the " well," he cotifettred the crime. Moines fiord/wars and James In Iker, for horse stealing: and k:dward haelkes. for tabbing his mis t er (Lewis Hughes, Esq.) of stuns of money, to a great amount, were severally convicted, and re. cetera/ sentence of death s which was commuted for transportation for life. } s. CORN CAC/lANfir. NloseitY,Seivrriatio It I *C. bid i good Papply of Wheat Lbn m. iniaY . total. 11:: lirh rituliFtwrign, which .old Islll Much alibt 1011,04 4.," day art s. • Fine Oat. and Bask, Pappas' sins,. pure.. Ilushot Pease have advancid es!aenkrably, as IHrr ra.urua ; ins Wm, kinds of Grain tlirrr is No nfierissiws.: CURRENT PRICER OF I.4tAIN Foreior4 Wheat ea , ' :Pa Tick. Brans , Fine ditto Eagles', Wheat .... SS% 70a Swan ditto • 1 1 1.0% 000 Fine ditto ...414. Old diltu Rye Fine slat.. —4 —4 Barley 45.:41+ Fin► ditto ........82s 72. New ditto 821. 7tls lilt Fine ditto .. 4 . • . —9os 04a White Pease (boilera)7o4 tilts Fine ditto .lOO. 140 s farti Penn .. 5Sa flOs rim ditto Fero! Oats Fla/ditto. Poland ditto ll* N.. ditto :B4 Fine ditto ..... New alto. Potatoa ditto r. 43. New ditto Rape tired, per 14%1..4* Flue Mar Tbt Reams& C9. 7.. i 8111tH . FIEI.D. Mon Div, SEPTEMBER 14, this day's,snarket had a considerable supply of prime sets, and the phew of Cattle its (corral Oa* tolershl Beef and 'Pork were dearer; Lamb is cheaper; Nitttion and Veal sold at last priers, and the trail* for lite moot part was somewhat brisk.—The sales in the Hsyluis.k. t were prot v PM:ly ; flay sad Clover filched last prices; Straw has f iu price. Subjoined is au accurate atateaseut of the prici and ususbcrs:—. To :ink the offil pet Stoat of Sib J. to Sa. Newt of Cattle this .las : Mottoes .Ss "Id to Ss. S.I. Beasts .. lauds ...4s. 6,1. to fls. thi. Sheep and Lusk tkurii U.I. to M. 0.1 Calve. Pork.... 4*. 8.1 to 6s. 84. Pigs MAY-MARKET. Nay 41. 0. 0.1. In V. S.. 0.1. Straw Clover 5l. 0.. OA. to Pt 114 11.1 NENVAIt AND LEADENHAIL MA K 1: rs. „ (Ry the Carcass.) Teen... 3s llto 4s 11.1 Veal 4s 01 i;4 4 Ilirtion.. 41 411 to 41 10.1 I Park .. 5: 4.1 iO4 11 - - - lA.!. 4;. d. lo lig 01. PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. ST. Jawres, Hay St 106 0.1 tit St 12r. of Hay../1/ 0.0.1 to 9/ •. 04 Straw 2/ S 4 Od so 2/ l 4 11 , 1 Straw 2/ I 111 to 2/ 14, o 4 Clove►ol Oa OA to 0/ 96 0.1 Clover 111 10s Oa 1011/ 12. 0,1 PRICE (F RAW As stet...l_4 the 'faith.* 'AT, per stone of s'h. 3leliers. As stated by the 1111r1sers. 81..11:tosiesios Market 511 3.1 Whileek:Tel M.ekrt ?es 5.1 Clare Market O3l 11l Nettgaile Market no 414 Average....,, 11e4 41 %I 'awn% 31214,1..5v 44 tiolateeletiv 1 Markel b.‘ 24 , 1 Average.... als 31.1 PHICF—S flI TAI.I.OV Towu Tallow 91. —, of Yellow Russia 02. 11.1 —4 0.1 094 Oil —4 041 s9a 0.1 —s od Melling Stuff 74s Oil 704 0,1 Dill° rough—Ns Oil 54. 0.1 ', SOAP, kr. per 114ili Yellow !ism,. ll2. Mrltled Curti 1?,,. I Palm Graves vo its Geed Dreg 5....... 10. 41% PRICE OF CANDLES. From Tdluw Clooldles • HAL Price of Candles, per dozen, 144 o.l—llowMr, 154 GI. N. per &ore allowed fur ready ovoo r. RAW HIDES. I lest Heifers sad Steers (per t)nlinary .2. 0.1 1.. t 2 I stare),. 2. BA to 3. iid Market tall' ..04 1.. I t . .ti Middlings Is 4d to 2. &l Ems Worm. 17. Olt lu, 6 . 1 Sheep, 3s id to ais NM—Lambs, 'ls SA 1.. 54 6.1 ANIEEP AKINS. Tolled, 4. Od fu 41 3d—Devries, 3s Od l 0 3s (lit Lupin., 3. Od lo is; Ost PRICE 111 E ILHADOER. Botts 50 to billta. each 2341 to Vol per Ile Ditto, 56 to osir...ci, .1 to Drewsutg Hides Fine CoAcit Hides . 224 to 131,1 Crop Hides 35 to 40 lbs forcelltina, 204 to 21 -s4 Ditto 45 to 501b 5.... Cilf Skies 311 to 401 In 244 tt, 2:44 Ditto 50 to 7011 n 33.1 to 404 Ditto 70 to 000, ‘ 304 to 341.1 %wall Seals (Greenland) „264 1. 364 large aim, Tanned Horse hides ltd to Ittil 6piutish Horse hides PRICE OF HOES, per CNC ■►W NNW. NEW ritENEEP Kent.... 71 10. to W fht Kent.... W 0. t.. 10/ lola Sussex.. 71 Os to 9/ ag sum% .. 92 0• ou 9/ 164 F05ex....01 04 to Ut Os Essex .. 92 Of P. 10/ I" Fassoksln 12l 1k I. 182 Os Of Os 10 71 19• rumps Pockets.: COAL. MARKET. SEPTVIIasa 14. /Chip itt Alorket. Slip* Sielol Prier - _ 281 Newcastle 27 37.. 0.1 to 401 14. 13 Butokrlatol 1 Stone Coal ......., i . .. 36.. 8.1. to —B. J. I Clutters PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 per Ct. C0n5....7.51ti I I..ut;ry Tiekele !WAR.). 5 iteret.N. An. itis4l/ 0 ttttt itien...... 3;?7? Bali• 80nd5.... 85 pr. I Cons. for Acc... 7.51 q, Ez.Bills, 4...18 19 t‘r. I BIRTHS. On Monday, the 7th Instant, at Tusk Cr.:scent, rin,:. Mrs. Colour, Ilsoldlesion of is auto. At F./taboret. the Lay alike Hun. Charles Nott (dan,:f.• ter of the Mo. Sir Georce Grey, Dart.), of a .on moo! I.e.r. Ow Saturday, at Rochester, the Lady of Scur•Adooral Sir Jul.. Gore, R.O B. of a datighto r. At Ahem), Lady Gardiner, of • son. (Si. the 7th inst. at Middleton, the Lady of (sons POVII 31. D. Stall Swayful, of a sou. On the 3d instant, the Lady of Tere D. C. Hoot, roil. of Friaraton 11, county Limerick, of a son sod hair. 0. the same day, at Orals Castle, couttoy Lady of X.svarists, Blake, Esq. of a sun and Is, n . MARRIAGES. Iii ( e ) e l : Thu Witl rg iat Y S4 . l a i rtles i°ll ß h Ow ilra ue l , BN Eaq t' a . l e l A . Ir u al t of Rwcue, of Liverpool, EM. to Hativalt F.liaa, ' , West r of damn Caldwell, of Little). Wood, Lc+ On Saturday 1.1.1, at SI. Aiirarere,, Pagan, F.M.q of Ely place, Si, Lady Plontrr. of Simi. •• widow of the late Alderman Sir Wis. Plunirr. On the Rath ult. al Dumfries , t Steward to Mist Dalarit, heirrby DI4T!I'& -...... . On Friday laver, 'antra Mimiley, RIA %ell ( his age, one of the Cummia-worn 01 his AlajesW. Office. As Cheltenham, after a Oin. t Thrtenall itartmi. li Of Grove, County Tirpetai,, lu , •llaer of GellCtid ON.. Darts.. - - HIGH WATEIt THIS I)AV A I' LONDON 116111; Moneta, 34i dlrr 2. I Erestimi M •On N DON : P.t.ted sod Publisbed at the nALG., No 17. Smiled; where Advertiseeorots we r..t....0, and ies,..• (pool-paid) must he oddresoodrC. SAITO, No. I, Moonset lee. Prioter No. 117, Ittrives Pobliebet. . sale lasi awl