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~, r 7 ; I OLD BAILEY, OCTOIIII 27. SINGULAR ROBBERY. Sophia Andrews. a young woman of interesting appearance, was charged on an indictment with stealing • gold watch, a chain. and seals, the pro pert)? of Francis Midis', in his dwelling-house.— The circ•umatancee of this case are singular. Francis Bailie.: kept a house for the accommoda tion of ladies of a certain description near Fins -bury-square, and the Prisoner came to lodge there la the early part of September, paying 16s. per week. Some time after the Prosecutor's w►fe lost her watch, and it was discovered to have been pledged with Mr. Robertson. a pawnbroker in Bishopegate-ntreet, by the Prisoner, for eight guineas. She afterwards absconded, and was traced to North. old Co , tage, between liorndean and flut»wn►th, in flainpshire. where *he was apprehended by Van, an cfScer of Worship -street. and some of the notes wbich she hail, received from the pawnbroker in her Utz .•roes-examinarion it appeared that the Pro scrota had known his wife to have gone by .... rrr I names before lie married her. This was the case for the prosecution. Mr. BanDeatce. on behalf of the Prisoner. call ed George Norton, who swore lie was uncle to Mrs. Rolls% the Prosecutor', wife, and that in MOTIIe cases ate wou!il not believe her noon her oath. Mrs. Nor. ten also said she dill not consider Mrs. Ester 114isliss 'ought to believed on oath. Mr. Justice PARK summed up with great p►eci. sign, and expressed himself in terms of becoming wreri:y upon the ►nfrmous mode of the I'rnswctttu► and his wife obtaining a livelihood, but at the rime time declared the case did not rest upon their tr.. timony, and they moot' disbelieve the pawnbroker. before they could acquit the Prisoner; this was, hu••ever, matter fur the consideration of the Jury. Al.er a Irv, minutes corianliatiou, t h e Prisoner we• found Guilty, but recommended to mercy, on eccoont or the nitamotis character of the Prosecutor and his wife: this the Judge v:iitl be attend ed fit, and refused to allow them their expense•. STREET RORBERY. ',Mil Lazar;; vtas -- eovorted ri - f a highway rid-. 'lvry, in having, forcibly taken from the or Mr. Julio Tiler a valuable %%tech and simelidages, in the middle of the day, nil the 17th of ihe prr sent month, in the neighbourhood of St. George'a, Hanover-square. This was a most sociaci tttt case, slid cleat-1y mode out by • number of witnesses. The Jury found the Prisoner Gritty—Deuth. A w ind 30. Mary 1 remold, alias Hopkins, was indicted for •tealmg 17/. in Bank notes, the property of Jimes Green. The Prmiertitor in this eine lived its I boy. *it'd's-go/dens. City-rold, and it appeared by the testimony of his wife. dist the Prnotier. • hurt time Lefore the robbery, had borrowed a 1/. note. She linvins au opplittniiity of seeing where the money wai kept, came and took it Lowey : mine of the notes wele tnieed to the posses inn of the Prisoner. Mr. Baron ‘VOOD summed up and the Jury re turned a verdict of Guilty. EXTENSIVE ROBBERY OF CIIAPEI.S. lip Phillips war charged with ►tealrng from a chapel. in Cannon-street-road, a variety of arti cles. They were described as being the property uf valiant persons, trusters, and consifted of bibles, surplices, carpeting, awl oilier property. The Pri. soiler was of the Jewish persuasion, residing in Itoi-mary-lane, and the articles in (location were Suuod in Ids pusse•siou, and property belonging to :it, less than ten other chapels were found on his The Jury immediately found him Guilty. The form of the ind.comeist cha►ged the Prisoner with a capital offence, hUI Mr. Jammer Park wa• or rapitvoit that the Act of Parliament which made this capital offence. being passed in the list of Edwa►d VI. cap. H. did trot contemplate the robbery of Dissesiting Chapelt, there not bring at that time any a that description ; it ales, however, a very heinous of Brice, audit aas verb• clear the Prisoner considered ti.at because these chapel.; were I,ut n► the rots. blisiteil religion of the mouthy, that nu ptinighniritt non!d follow; he (the Learned Judge)) would h•rw ever take care the Prisoner slimild be transported. 'flie other indictments were tint proceeded tu. BANK PROSECUTIONS. Tweeityetwo permits (thirteen meu and nine women), were arraigned, charged with hawing forged notes of the Sauk of England i• their possession, aiNI with uttering them, knowing them to be Caged. Sixteen of them pleaded guilty of haring notes iu their poneessios—and pia (all women) pleaded net guilty to the charges generally, and will take their trials for the capital offence. Those who bad pleaded gritty to the taluur charge were acquitted of the other, •ud will be tra•aported for 14 years. POLICE. CUILDNALL. w••' CHILD DROPPING. Two young persons of very respectable appearance and demeanour, who called themselves John and Ana Mayers, were charged by the overaters of Ibe parish of St. Aline's, Ulickfriars, with having deserted their infant child, under circumstances of rather a peculiar nature:— On the 11th inst. between d two o'clock in the mo►n ing, which was cold and rainy, the attention of a passenger an Stockiness-bridge was attracted by the piercing nies of an irifaot. He crossed the road and saw the child in the arms of a woman who was standing on the seat of one of the recesses on the trridce. The impiession on the mind of the passesge►s was, that the woman meditated throwing the in. fast tore. The infant was pinned op in flannel, in a manner not usual, said the passenger thought the ease nue of sorb esteem, suspicion, that be gate the woman 1010 custody, and had the child taken care of at the satcb•hoaae. The account which the wumas gave of having possession of the child when takes into custody was, that a tall lady had ac saistedlier in the &kcal, sad had Owen her a tcw lialfpesice to bnld,t he infant, alias,* she want • short distance to seek Cu, ter bpsband. The woman persisted in this account whew es. amiked before the Magiorate. The overseers then silver tmed the child, which kd to the discos,. y of the father and oseiheri who were taken into custody upon a warrant. if ♦ss proved by several witnesses, that the two Prisoners bad taken furnished apartments at Isiss. 55, Gloucester. street, taueen.square. On tbe 3d of September Mrs. M was delivered of a female infaist, which a sew days ater wads wee given to a wet-nurse, named Briaksden, with whom the Prisoners agreed to have the cbi!d brought up at the rate of Is. per week, sod the child remained under tier care instil Tuesday work, when, she stated, that the gentle. man and lady came at uight together;•tbe gentleman said Pe was going to take the child sway, as he was Ruing Iu send It to be netatursed 200 miles in the country. The witness delivered the child into the area of Mr.. Mayers, _ . what appeareJ to he much allicted. On the Saturday of th e maw week the Prisoners left their Gluiscrster sloe', and were no inure heard of there. Catherine Carpenter, the woman who hid bees found with the child seder the circuarslsisces described ) slated, that or q the emstiog of the 10111, she had been to Of a paresis OA . ►ad heels in the habit of supplying her with mosey; ►e w$ the hired of • person who had seduced, and had a child by her, but who having did suddenly, had commended key to the care of ►is friend. This (Mead she fumed bed left, nod being now utterly destitute, she sat herself down It the door of lime house where she had fJesserly lived servant, soil wept bitterly. Whilst she wee sitting t►ere, the prisoner, Mr. Mayers, accosted tar, and asked her why she wept She told her story, when he bade her In he comforted, saying that he would assist her. He appoiat cil to meet her the twat sight, at the corner of Strvtford street, Illarkfriars.road, which he did according to pro. mist, bringing with him en iufant child. He asked her if she knew any one who conld take care of a child, when she proffered her services for that purpose, when he gave her the infant and ten shillings, to take great care of it until the Friday following, at the end of Chalserry.lene. He also gave tier what lie said was his address, on • piece of pore, which she lost The landlord of the hones where the witness lodged having died that day, there was so great a disturbance iii the house that she did nut like to go borne. Stie staid drinking in public houses until she became intoxicated, when she wandered she knew not where, end was tak••o op with the child on the bridge. The reason she gave fur having maple so different a statement when taken up was, that she was so muc► harassed by the people that she knew nut ah.et .be said. 'The male Prisoner protested, that he never intended to 11,03.4 I I the child. He hail rtaintia for keeping the birth rim. rinied for 3 sheet lime, sad it was for that purpose only th.t lie vie It ludo ae rare of the l oil witness. The moth►r, hr said. was his wife, Bud they had come up to town for a short time (rum the country. The female who was a most respertvbly.dreso d and interesting woman, huh.' down her head during the examination, stud was so much selirted as to be suable to steed. _ _ The Sidiritur ►ur the Prisoners contended, that nothing bad beret dune by Ilw m which was midenire or Iheir intro. lion 10 divert the child. Pining :11%gialrate (Alderman C. Sesilli) was of a dlr.. .ferent opinion, aud held the Psianners to bail tu answer for :-the misdemeanor before n Jury. The grooms Carpenter was al.o committed w prison to give ellidlneCt, mid the parties were buissisi tint r to prosecute. caucam sqvaate. JaT.R Drawer wa. charged aiih riotaum ark' Jiwrdri ly COndret in Si l'a I k oft Thursday arserunon: II appeare•l that she Psiauner and a gang of 40 or 50 Wisera souesulslrsi as the hark rate at Carlton Palace, making the moat koleossa noose mud yeCs, auJ noise lassitssave of a very mil .ftiorosoy nature ; the ►euliael untried Shen, away 11141 , ..1 , 111111•1., bolt instead of tsbeyisor they ruonfileaced at taching lons swish slows, till as Nat be took tor Priorseer Into ruahuly and hod him till the relic f CaKie up, when he was taken to the eusosl.lsuisae. The park .unstable said, the Prisoner is one of a most for. =Web!, paint who infeid that neighbourhood, and are rowel intrilly lurking shoot the P... k. The Prisoner said, his father lives in Duke's-court, Mt. Mai tio'alitne, nod is • it...piviable tradesinio, but that he hsd nu renploymeot fur hint. He wee eummititsl to Tuthilfields for pant of hail. ESSEX NIC'HAELMAS QUARTER S kASION S. CHELMSFORD. OCTOBER 17. NETTSWEEL V. MATCHING. The reopuialsiii. proved that the pauper had gone to I..nk for a place at the Greyhound public-house, in Nettsserll. Mrs. Painter, the landlady, said, she might come a month upon liking, and that she was to have what her utter girls hail She staid a month, and no fault being then found with her ton duet, she remained is whole year. short by one day, and then her mistress turned her easy, and it was co: iencled to !prevent her gaining a settlement iu Netiswell. The question was, whether this was not :► general luring and service for a year, tied whether the mistress lied not acted in fraud of the settlement Under the circumstances of the care, the CoURT held that there wry a settlement gained its Nettswell, and therefore confirmed the order. BALLINGDON r. UIIEAT HENNY. In thi s case tlw uipellouts set up • sebrequent settlement her the pauper, Edward Noakes, in Great Henny, by the occupation of two tenements •t the same time, rich being worth G/. ptr atiourn. The whole cage turned ut the occupation, and it ap peared iu the result, that though the trouper was in the would t.os.es6 . of our co•tage, and was in tr e a' fur 'souther with latirlioril„ yet that he was not in 1101PCP41011 Of the latter fur the mania* of re sidence. The Court, therefore, coolirinett the order. STAGE COACH CONVICTIONS. NJCHARD WRIGHT r. G. WINN. ESQ. This W. an appeal against a rouviction under the Stage Catch Art, 50 Gro. 111. c. 48, s. '2. sylterrlry the Appellant was adjudged to pay a pe nalty of 151. tur carpi% more outside passengers than the law sllowi. Several ingenious objections were taken to the form of the conviction by Mr. JEssorr, but they were all oveirtilptl. The Court held, in the course of the discussion upon all nbJection taken by Mr. Watford, that al. though the Act did not require notice of appeal to be gueo to the informer, yet that notice was nrces. coy according to Sessions practice, but they did not think written notice necessary. lit this case the informer was told, in the presence of the con victing 31agisiiitte, that Mr. Wright would appeal, and this was toted in be sufficient notice ; and the evidente of the informer himself, Charles Green weutl, was received to prove this fact. The case upon the merit, was tlti.:—The Appel lant was the owner of the Ipswich Blue Post coach, licensed to carry four iu,ides and twelve outsides. The information charged him with carr3itig thirteen pasatngere uu the 15th of July last. The wily %tithes* to prove the case was Samuel Wyoutoot, who stated himself to lie a lessee of tolls, repining in Kinder -street. St. George's in the Ea-t, :aid lie deposed that mi the 15th July, he wits et Bruok-attert, and saw the Appellant's coach driven by a min whom he did not know. There acre a Ludy and Gentleman on the box with the conch. WWI. 011 the roof there were right other pas.eneers, its the dickey there were thick: more, snaking to• griller thirteen. 'ru contradict this evitnemi. Mr. JFisorr called Mr. Allen, a groulcinitii til fortune iesidilig at Ips wich, James Dung, the cuachmeo , mid John ream, the book-keeper at the Four SIS'AUb, Vi- Oro 'legate. at r eel. Nr. Allen deposed solemnly, that he rode on the box with the coatlineati from lowitli to Landoo. on the I.sdi of July, aid that, throughout !Ire who!: journe , there was IJO Isdy 1101 any o.iliet passenger with 111111 OA the box. On the roof be bind tam. he NA ecru a child under beech years old, but he could a ut tell the whole number of pas. *engers. The coachman deposed that he carried but twelve outs: lc, uu the thy in qtirstiou during the whole !owner, slid thitAse 1f tbroi.todoemet4 under seven yeseighti Thistwokolsoulimpetsdweed the way-bill, ►hewing that there went but twelve ps.sengera accounted far to the nutters. The Court, considering this body of evidence as irresistible, ordered the cooviesion in he quashed, but ga►e no casts, because this was a defence which might have been made heron the nonvicting Ma. Kist rate. The Court had overruled an objection taken by the informer's Counsel, that the tippet. 'lsla could not examine witnesses us to the merits, upon the hearing of the appeal.—Convection quashed. There were two other convictions of the mine na ture, spinal which Mr. IVright had appealed; but nut bring able to prove notice of appeal upon the informer, the Court considered that as a fatal ob jection is house, and therefore dismissed the sp. peal+, and affirmed these convictions, and special entries were made tar the Clerk of the l'eem Mr. JESIOPP intimated his intention of applying to the Court of King's. Bench fur a mandanout. ur order to take the opinion of that tribunal, whether Home of appeal was necessaiy, after the Appel lant had entered into recognizairces to appar, and try hi• appeal with effect, iu compliairce with the Statute. It was then agreed, that the penalties 'mnia be deposited in the hands of the Clerk of the Peace, to abide the result of the proposed application. N EWGATF. AS I) LE 4 DEN HAL'. mmtgrrs. (By 116 P Carcass.) B ee r.... 2. 8.1 to 3. 8.1 I Veal 34 04 1., 4.1 M 'Mum .. 3a 4.1 1,,3. 8.1 Pork 34 8•I lo Se 84 Lamb is. Od. Ic Os. 01. ,Y AND STIIAW MffiliTrelt•Pvt.. nay 31 1640.1 to 41 P. 0.1 Sir.trt.. 11 Sa /NI Iv I/ Clover 411060) Ilk 0.1 101'5, per Cwt. it r.w POCK ItTil. Kest .... 3/ lOs to 51 0. Salim: .... 2/ Ittr t, 31 10. IF-Amex .... 3/ 04 to 4( 4. 1 Ditto, snood, 410. to 5/ 12. PRICES OF TALLOW, SOAP, Ae. per 11116. TowoTallow 58., 0.1 --s tld i Ye 11..,, Soap o2s Yellow Russia 54- 0.1 —. 0,1 Muffled v4s While ditto...sls 0.1 —4 0.1 Curd .. Soap .1i110.... 50s OJ —s Od Groves I MlI Melting 51u464 04 —I. 0.1 Good Dregs Vs Os I)illu rout:ll..3os 0.1 —s OJ Ins rattier estomoive, sad Ik importers appear antiont t effect sales! heir, ere Mower. The turtiolea amp, Turkey Front wad bought by the trade yeslerrlsg. and .1— etyma by them to be resell fain ■I, llonerees MN. per col, New Pug*/ Figs b 4., New Figs UlLS.—Tbeve is link alleralina in Fish Oils, ihe We. /spoiled sic owl extrusive. BillaNDY, and Hutiattoa--Tlie &must for Ils”, bus bees steady, bet rot retrainee; ■n ■UeraUun lei 11.. priers tee be dosed. The INISIesI for Itrin.ly eersl mei retests'',; Ilse priers let/ranee wiits gre.ii lard le (letter. there is es. alirraiien. Sts.x.—The ..k al she ladle Howse has closed, the In It • I are filmset le per oral. blither. TeLi.ow.—The prices of !Foreign Tallow rowels's. sa • jeet to march Ilisciassiow; the prows of 'chow eso.si r week hail receded Iv 60..t4d sod 51..; she weerkirt 1.4 s son - iiwprovesl, sad war ipsorstariis to•shre realised. 11“.1„„ 'woke* ta twolap staird 57(4 .1. winch ss the 111114iC as I.sid week. THE TURF. CI:BRACH OCTOBER MEETING. acTonea 10. King's Plate of 11M0 toliwasa, for Iro.ls toed hums, ek r _:.. Three !rare uld , Bsi. 711,.; (*Bar wart 0141, 9.t. 111 h.; to, yrursubl, w a it ; .is roe itl4, 1111.1.Lels ; aged, Wet. lilt/ Three unilea.-3164. to marts and Mr. Kiri/age's Ikuiher to Hrro, 3 yra 01.1 ..... Mr. Ilunte.'• Tlnlis, 3 yrs old Marquis or Sligo's Masi, 3 'refold Mr. ‘V:Gt es SI. I..aeresge, 3 yra 0141 •• • 4 Mr. I)..lsn'yi 4.1 Grim.% yes old 11r. %Vas boo isio's 6.1. 4 yrs oIJ Challenge a the Cremes, lOn lotions, p. p. god 10 guineas h. fit —lire' Pout Mr. C21404.11'4 l'irstr, 3 yrs DM, 7.1. Ilb. Mr. P.ruJerga.r. thostsrl.l4., 3 yrs ottl. s.t. ..... Talbot St tkett. Find Clan, 30 guirea•-20 toioroo forfeit f•a two yrrr old*, est. 41b ; illi.. r tti.t. Two Year** O. i C01414t. Mergnn I.fSlitto ' ii ch. C. Gimbouge ...... r. by Rainbow, Mr. Murdock . * ch. C. by ditto. Twelve paid fortrit. :Al (einem!. for Iwo year 01.1% d.t. each. Two 1'e31.6 C'sourt.e. Marqnis of Sligo's cb. f. Gassibuerge Mr. Korwasi's hr. C. Ivanhoe Mr. M‘Dosie,Wl, M.c. Twobadore Mr. Mur.luck's di. c. by 'Kasahuw SO %wheat. Haatliesp Plaie—Pia I Cutsrse Heats. Mr. 1.1.11's b. r Jemmy Gay, 4 yrs sill, 7.t . Ntlb .. Mr. Homier's Is. h. luterinp►r,l ars old, 7.1. 4th ~ 2 I Crshisel rli.c. flutterer p,4 %rs,ld, 4.ai. 716. 0 di.. Mr. Caldwell's rh c. Eitajoutes IF. 3 3 di• Mr. Gore's Mee, 3'r.01.1, 74 4 sad 5 to 1 aiyaiast thr wiseuer —a hue raceirOU the ~use. TBOSIAS.cURTIS V. ROBERT TORIN. ESQ. This was an appeal against another copra:it" under the stir, Statute, by which, Thomas the Proprietor of the loilepetident Safety coach. WIN adjudged to pry a penalty of 10/. for carr)ing outside passengers, contrary to law. Mr. WILFORD objected that the Appellant had not given notice of the appeal ; and Mr. Jessorr not bring. able to get over the difficulty. the Court dtsmt•sed the arpeal, and the tou►tttion WOK af firmed, subject to the 11:1111t!quertion as in the other cars. CROWN COURT. TRAY EJISEaI. lilt KING r. W. ■tLLINCHAM. This was an Indictment under the Turnpike and Highway Acta, for a noientwe in erecting two cot tages within 30, and she within 15 feet of the centre of the road bi-tweess Rilletitary and Rayleigh. The fact of the building within the apace limited by the Act, namely, is reef; was clearly proved ; but it was maintained by the Defendant„ that there had been an ancient fence frill there feet nearer the centre of the mid than the cotrbges, and therefiire that hr was exempt flout habiliiy. Nfuch anzument took place ea to the true intent and nieming if the acts upon which the indictment was founded, but se it appeared by one witness that previous to the ex istence of the fence mentioned by the Defendant the highway had been open to the public to the width of 93 feet, the Jury, under the Learned Chairman's directions, found a 'mullet of Grilly, but the judgment was turreted until next Session. Thomas Bash, convicted of an assault on Thomas !Nig r ,ou the '2 hat of May lam, in the parish of West Ilam, was fined a shilling, and ordered to find securities to keep the peace, himself in 201. and two surefire in IN. each. ASSAU LTS. PIOCF.S OF HA PT. JIXFS.II. Hay 31 Ins 414 to 41 11. 6.1 Straw 11 44 0.1 to 1/ 144 64 Clover 0/0s 04 to 01 Os 04 PRICE OF NSW BAGS. keel ....31 54 to •1 4s I gorses ..St 164 to 31 Sr Essex ....31 O. to 31 10. Vauban, fist, HI 101 to St Os THE KING P. STEPHEN MANIPUR. This was all i 111 l Ultima against We Defeadant, for an assault upon George IVaison, in the parish of Great 3tambridge, on the 17th of July last. It appeared, that the Defendant is • farmer in Great Statuhridge, his land abutting upon a branch of the river Crouch. Some dispute having arisen between the Defend int and a petsou named SlM ton, as to the exclusive right to the ferry, which appears to have been estailished upon th e river, between the parishes of Balling and Great Statubridge, by which persons going to Great Stan►bridge are saved a distance of several wiles. the Delvettlant, through whose lands the persons ferried over must pass. determined to stop up the patio, and he accordingly erected a gate, with a high spiked topping. On the day mentioned in the in dictment. the Prosecutor, a youth of nineteen, had been ferried over the river by Strittun, and at. tempted to get over the gate, butt was resisted by the Defendant, who pushed I away. Tie same attempt was repeated pis or seven times, with the saute consequences, being pushed away by the De fendant. who, at length, shoved his knuckles into the Prosecu►or's neck, and forced hint to gu back again. The assault was trfling in its nature. Mr. KNOX claimed she right to offer evidence to shew, that the Prosecutor wart the trespasser, and tl►at there uas no► right of way where he had at tempted to obtrude himself. PIIICF. OF CANDLES, From Tallow Chandlers Halt. Price of Candles, per dozen, I Is oJ—Moulds, W. 6J. per dozen allowed for ready gooney. PRICE OF RAW FAT. per slime or Blb. As elated by the Tallow I As slated by the Botcher.. Metes*. Si. James's 3r • NJ Price by 'Fallow ....It 3J Wbiterbapel Markct 3. 3J Aeerege...... 3. 4.1 RAW Best !letters St Steers, per st. The Count . . however. were of opinion. that the right to pass could not be tried in this Court niftier au indictment for an assault. The simple question was. whether a breach of the peace had v. peria com mitted ? The Jury. under the Learned Chairman's direr tion,, found the Derendant Gnikm. mod he was sentenced to pay a line of one sinning, and be dis charged. I DES. Ordinary.. ta Od to 24 2§ 8d to 3a 0.1 3larkrl * Calf.. rack 9.1 0.1 Mitl.lliagt 2. 4J to 2. 6.1 En t { Horse 01 0.1 to 01 11,1 OILS, per Ton, of 452 Gallons. New GPIICIII.Whak.. 251 Of Siteflitilrel i Old Pale Seal. .... 341 —4 Pale Rape ' 471.-4 FOREIGN IYool,9,yrr lb. Spanish Sheep, Leunesa 3. 0.1 4. 3.1 Segovia 3. 0.1 s 3. 64 ---- Soria Ti 9.1 a Zs 3.1 Seville ilenony, Ist R. Bohemia, Ist 3.1 0.1 a is Osi PRICE OF LEATHER. Butts, 50 to 56110. each 104 to 204 per lb. Ditto, 56 to 06Ibs. earls 211.1 to 234 Dressing Hides Fine Coach Miles ... •.. . 174 to lea Crop Hiiks 35 to 40111 is fur gutting, 15.1 to 1611 Ditto 45 to 5011.i5..... ..... l4ll 61 39i 1 Call Skins 30 to 40Ibs 234 to 304 Ditto 50 to 70Ibs ....30,1 to 34.1 Ditto 70 to 80Iba ..... "7.1 to 30.1 %Sal !Seals (Greenland) 104 to 21.1 Large ditto 'footled Horse Hides 17.1 to 1110 brutish Horse Holes l7d to 2111 The Earl of Dust. on account of the coming of age of hi. grandson. the Hon. E. G. Surer* STAN LET, gave to the Dispensary at Preston 30/. ; to the National School 501.; to the Methodist School 251.; the Roman Catholic School 231. ; and [from the" Lowden New Price Current:l to the Ladies' Charity es/. A part of the tithes of the parish of Stilling. corrol. Ent e D , J AL A n F ia T ik E e tt i N h o 4 o B N r:II O ... C r T s O R ISE isnP a 27 . .. fleet. in Yorkshire. helung to the food for the appearance , t h e l ate tellnetiou in the prices Was ia n dir mi l support of the grammar-school in the city of York. several buyers to rows furtmail, and the *lnuit that nu These have been let on lease for none 111110 half further d.cline will lake place is gcueral ; the quut•tions,, a century, at SO/. per annum. The last lease which sere nominal, are now the prices whirls can be ob tained. The l oarchases Mace our last consist tif-60 Wmt granted on those terms expired ill March lord, mutt India, 9)J. a Ild. duty paid ; It Grenada, 11 1 d. a 1 IP. • they are now let at one Ihustrowed two hundred t 43 Surinam, ltd. a 13.1. ; ISO Persian's, 13.1. a 13id. in' pounds per annum. hood ; 400 Shares, 61.1. a sta.; 800 Surat., eV. a Mid. ; INSTANCE. OF HONESTY.-. 4 farmer of the name fboo &Deals, 5141. • 7d. sit WALLV.II, who formerly re sid e d near Stockton, SvGAR — The den'sli'd f u r Musr """ Ibis wick b" been became unfortunate and ranted, and was unable to l i mi ted, the the rim pti . r a tao;: ik a e re ut o l o se tatie . t i e i d ie t: g i ti v ud ati a .a nd fi lm quail. pay his creditors more than Bs. in the pound.— Tile req i u ' est fur Refined Goods C has firer rathrr i Languid Since that period (d 6 years ago), lie has, by leis I this seek, and purchases may be made at tether tueirr industry, realised a sultcient sum to pay his credi• Micro. tors 40e. is( the pound, and , last Toesalay sum- There are no sales of Foreign Sulam reported this week. mooed the %hole of them to the house of Mr. to ll , :o u r l iz e r sd -ftle a r si e d w a lt:e t a he dec b l , inc ofeyle. per era de rwt. sablo sed witeierldi SIMPSON, Red , Lion, Silver-strert, in the city of at whatever Lima ovoid be übla kl ined, the buyers iewedi. Durham. where, after treoring them with a good melt came forward etteasivety, and since then mu advance dinner, he paid them a further dividend of twelve of to. a 3s. per rat. tun been obtained, sod the market b•• shillings. His creditor*, wishing to t es tify t h e i r awe brisk at the improvement. admiration, as well as grotitode for such an hem. This forenoon two public asks of "fee wet* br " ghe forward : the ordinary slescsiptweis of Jimmies are again • Houns,e action. immediately eubvcribed a seen to shade higher the usher qualities are without variation. .. buy Mil. WALLIS, a net Oi.ctutnt. I Fancy .—Tbe arrivals of New Malys* this week have COAL MARKET. Ocroies, IT Ship. at Market. Aire .olj. Pries. 38 1 1 Nencaaile 13 bunJerland ....... 7 COURSE OF EXCIIANC Amsterdam ....C.F It 7 Dittu at sight l2 4 Rottenlatte .... 2 U l2 S Antwerp l2 5 Hanthargla U 37 S Altoaa ..21U. 37 9 Paris 3 day's sight.. 25 89 Ditto .........2 U 2tl 10 Rintraraux 2O 10 Frankfurt wa the Us. M 1'.5 Vienna earths' 3 M 19 15 Trieste....4o lO lb Madrid ... Catlis ........ Minim 351 Ilarcsluna . 341 1 Seville 344 Gibraltar Leghura .. 464 Genoa 434 tiS YESTERDAY. Bank L. Ann. 17 7-16 India Bonds "25 24 pr. Es. Bulls. 4.. 5 9 4 pg. Lottery Tie kets,eli. 186. Omotuum 2 If dos. Con). fur Ace...Gs 68! r ' I .11 P. 140 in it .1/I .,, Me s E . r; ;glen. 1 0 co • ol ; rd . 77. • • 0.11 Mei 6F 11W) Tait writ. The highest price of doe hest Moistest Bread throughost the Metropolis, isolated by the principal &Ant to be Pk. een Poore the Quarters Los_• c 'Mimi • ft:Jetties of One peony Sillet act last. Suave Bakers sell the Quarter!" Loaf from "se patsy to two rec. lover. 14. es 14. or. Peek Loaf to weigh ..1 '7 6 Qnortern Loaf to weigh 4 61 Half ditto ditto .... llt Half Qisariersi ditto.— 1 :I CORN EICHAIgE, FWD;UT, OCTOISirit 91. Several vessels !mink Suffolk cost arrived to skis day's Inarkei. and Flue Wheat beim( is de insad, sales of that description were readily effecied at ass ad fls per smarter as last Slnuilay's prices. Harks is b. per Reuter lower than oit Wednesday, having 3 good supply this morn lag from Norfolk and Noffolk. Oslo coaltiore heavy sale, except for flue fresh Corn, which obtained klawday's prices. la Deans and Penile there is no alteralluo. (ADM DGE. Corn Inspector's Return, 'lltunsonc, OCTOIBRIL 118. Wheat, per load l3l 0. to 19/ 10. New data -/ Os in —1 0. Barley, per quarter .. to 304 —4l Oats. no ...el to 28s —.I Beam . 3214 to 44. —4 Wee* 4ll. .-11 is. 44. —4 Rye. ne —.4 Le 36. NE BURY, BRIMS. Moil .Se. to 74. Dote Rye.. ...... .....49. lo —4 I Rivoo.., ...ale to 48. girl., 24. to 47.1 Name „„ . ? Ado to 38. , Berm!, per gallou, I. 64: to la. 71. IMITIIFI ELL) MARKET, EftioNG Ocroasa There was a [mud supply at r. 4 rt160 IRWIN •Il kinds of Cattle, but the supply was particularly great in tke inferior rleseriptiulis; for ,nine 'numbs past Ike market Ws not been SW full of least stuck, •ad Ow prier* of vend ►weat maintain tl►at of last Ihinitay. Is Ike Ilay-ensiki l there is no alteration in price ; Straw and Chives as for Wet kit.— The f►llowing is an accurate 'latrines*, of the prices am/ annibris To oink the offal per atone of SM. netf....3a. 41 to 46. 04. Head of Cattle this day : Nuncio .34. 4J. to 4.. 64. Beasts Lamb...o. 01. to Oa. 01 Sheep sod 1.a01b5.... 5.6040 I/ca1....5a 01. to 54. 8.1. Calves Pork... ss. 0.1 to 04. 0./. I Piers..... 3OO IIAY-MARKET. Her... .... 3/. 10.. 0.1. to 41. 4s. 0.1. (10ver...... it. 10s. 0.1. to 5/. 104. o.i. Sit io "DAY. Sweep!,lke., 30r. for the produere of mares eoverJ by 11r. PI rollergao's Cole Afir *lmo; for too years old, col, Sit 311,.; fillies, 116 t. Two year* old coolie. Mr. Pm , . dercast r.,,•aCed to the • Gold Colt to Ike trimmer, ..lue mo zi . &rood horse topm his state.. -- - Mr. Prerstercases r. eat at Jaraette 1 Mr. DT's cb. e. oat at' Astarte Fluor stbers sawed .I.d estri Wart. Swespstakes, 40gs. h. ft. tSgs. 444 ed, sod 3r. coirstier. HaMillioll.9 Mr. Hentrea ch. h. Make., a yrs um, hat. Mb 1 Mr. Daly's ch. c. Rub Key, 4 yrs old, Set. 416. EVar peel rolled Match for 100 gs. ittd l'ust. Mr ealJwell'i Pirair, 70. ♦lb. Air. Preederisses I)imMlale Cult, INC 2lb NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. voirrsmosme, Gerona& 26. Arrivrd the British King, Chambers, from thistbrf.. The Buru. u hac come lulu has bum . ?Limeys's, orronett Ars ived the Harr, Browas, Crum New likusiow.ck; 844 :Baty, Rely, Crum Burktnsb, in want I.l * pais i.amos. pcAt, °cream t 6. Caine down from the River, the Edi t or , Sieviort, from tie Isle of Frasier mid Cillosi; and Wiley, Hales, for the South Sees—the latter has railed venni. Arrived aura sailed fa she River. the Esk, Gray. from Qualm.; (7osivert, Eloleo, from Odessa: Vestal, Andrews', ■u.l Margaret, Kelleald, from New Orleans. The hogback, hlr mr, twos Autigna, and the Ceres. Thompson, hare lost aochura and cables : the (motet has None to Itionsgate. 1111MIGATE, OCTONFIL 16. Arrived the Oceals. Tucker, from St. 14terphorele, awl rooky*, Jamey, u( Liverpool, haves% each lost auditors awl cables. TORMY, oc-Toara Vs. The Albion, Cleaseats, from London fur Leichurti, uas bees brought in bete by a piluS smack, wish hues of bulwarks, sails, and rigiciusg. During the t o e , she received a severe Wow, cud is under as. dies! care. The vend. malice but viry Wile water. aTvcaroot., ocTo•rt A,rived the Elizsbetb, Bshsr, hum hew Or lease. Me .puke us the 9th Ortieher, is lat. 44 51. lout 29 the moss, fetus the &nail' Seas for LuluWu, tout fuer years, a full ship. 41n AAAAA ec-roarit 24. Arrived the Jane, Rube►'s, bum Stems Leiner, is great distress, having lust her Cure and sussitsaull utast' and jits. Woo is a viokut gale about tea data since. PAD TOW, OCTO/MIR Tie haw, Parker. of Earley, was ',reeked wear Ibis place yesterday. Tie crew have all periabrd—part of the =au - riele saved. PRICE OF STOI Bank Stock.. 2)31 .; per Ceut. Reit tl7 3 pee Cent. Cows... 67 68/ 31 per Cent. 7 6 tt 4 per Cent,' 85t , 11 5 per Ct. N. Au aimigi E. Fag*MN Oggirimut 37. Venire .. .37 6.3 Malta 4O , Naples ..... 341 I Palersnoi...pros. I.i.bon ••• • ....... be Oporto Rio Janeiro •••••••• M liakia Dublin ..... Coe* Agiu of Bank to • 'Wilma ISLLUOIII Portugal Gold in j e. Coils, per 0z....0 • * Foreign Gold in Bars . 317 111, New Doobloona 3 ld 0 New Dollars 0 4 10i Silver in Bars 0 4 111 Printed sad Pabitabal at Tao Daman Pawns and Tatt Gums 01Bat, No. It 7, Mead, by C. CORNWELL of Ow Ihrattl.