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C'7; um I L 0 J GAZE(' 1 ,0 1. 31, I 8 0.7 If:Jr-Office, 0. 1. 31, Regiment. of Fopt, Lieute9ant Nihill to be aor.tat of a Company, by purchase, viot.hilice, who re. .pth ;..:to, Lieutenant 1-lenry Ma-aside, t'i .- otri the London. , Jerry to be Ensign. .44.1 -1 - Ditto, Ensign William Mani— to be Lieutenant, with. oat purchase. Lieutenant Ti. I +);+s Partner, Irom the Queen's County Militia, to be laa:o.. • 45tti'Ditto, George Flouttsont, ~) be.llaytnister of the 'AI - I;i4itilini‘, Nick: Dalhunty, ap,.• i,itetl 4-th Ditto, Lieutenant . Samuel Clarke, grunt the Tipperary to be Ensign. 481 it Ditto, Ensign Charles M. Chilent, to be Lieutenant, without purchase. Ensign Thornas Olfw9oci li.e.ece, from the 'Nest Suffolk Militia, to be Ensign, vice Chiloot. sist Ditto, Ensign Walter Mallon, trona the Galway. Militia, ba Ensign. . . 531 Lieutenant George Langton, .from the Dorset Mi litia, to he. Ensign. nth Ditto ' Ensign Gellow J. Tappeuden, from the sgth Foot, tobe Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Hutton, pro moted.° • 56th Ditto, Lienteuant Henry 'Tolima!) PCarie, from the 2cl Royal Surrey Militia, to be E50....1an; 59th' Ditto. "I`o be Ensigos.—Etbsign Samuel l)elam, from tilC! Tipperary. Militia. Eitsign Dixon, front ditto, lol»t Pine Pennetat her, frcm ditto. (xtit Ditto, Lieutenant John Boardman, to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Dixon, appointcd qthe oath Foot. .Asst tart-Surgeon A. W. Ross, twin the 70th loot, to he Assistant-Surgeon, vice Bourke deceased. 63.1 Dot°, Assistant-Surgeon Colin Di:kers, from the 77th . . . Foot, to be, Surgeon.. , ,! 6.lth Ditto, Lieutenant-Colonel G. K. Dani, front the'6th Oarrison Battalion, to be Lieutenant-Colond, vice. Sir John \Vardlaw, dece44 . d. 7l a Ditto, Lieutenant Robert ()wen to hq,Ciiptitin of a Corn. pally, vice 11.1'Kenzie. deeased. iolin Sharp to be Lieutenant, vice Owert,;' Chitties Maxwell' lk“l:can, Gent. tube Eitiiitn; vice Sharp. • . • 77th Ditto, Ensign Robert Keil, unlit tlivi Royal West India Rangers, to he Ensign, without pureli.ise, v.co St. Gi.,,rhe; promoted. 78th Ditto, Ensign John Pcnnyconk, front the Edinburgh Militia, to be Ensign. , • • - first Ditto, Ensign LaWience Wc. 4 ,artitey to be Lieutenant, vice.ChainneSi deeeilsed. • '; • $6,111` Ditto, George (;ox, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice MiLauriti, promoted, , ft 8711) t)itto, Ensign jaines Thompson, ; from thi Dublin City I.li litia, to be Ensign. . 9:;(1 Ditto, Ensign lohn Hamilton to be Lieutenant,,without purchase,,sfice Scobie, promoted in the 4th Ciperison Batta lion; Etifign &fleas M ThersOrt to he ditto. vice Jultn son, protntiti.d in the Royal West India Ratigers: M 4 liitosh. Gent. to,be Ensign, viecHamilton. • 96th I)itto, Major Samson Freetii, from the 16th Foot, to be 14lajoi . ,'vice Tay lcr, who' exchanges. teeth Ditto; Captain John Andrews, froth the r4th Foot, to be Captain of a Company. vice lecithley..who exchanges. New South Wales Corps, Lieutenant Francis Lewis, from the ;6th Foot; to be Captain of a Company, without put ebse.- ' • • Ist West India Regiment., `lobe Lieutenants, without put_ chase--'Ensign Coakley Lewis. Ensign -- Hilliar. En sign Vdwarii G. ArrnstrOng, from the 9th Foot. To be Ensigns--William Henry Allen, Gent. vice Lewia. , Thurnas lthibbs, Cent. vice Hilliar. , Bth Ditto Captain liertry Hutton from the ist DragoOns, to • be Major, by pvrchase, vice 1.1 y, appointed to the 14th Four. Lieutenant. William Murphy, hunt the asst Voot, to be 'lieutenant, without purchase. Royal York Ranger::;' Major lasper Nicholls, from the 45th Foot,. to be Lieu Nowa-Colonel, without purchase. Royal Went inclia kallgers, lvlajorE. lt. Bombs to be Lieu. tenant-Cohniel, witlibut purchase. Brevet Archi bald Canipbell, frourthe ;wit Foot, to be Major, vice boggis, John Archibald Carsori,Gent. to be. Cosign, with out purchase, vice Woodward, whoie Appointment has rot taken 3d Garrison Battalion, Abraham W. NorNian Cent. to be Ensign, vice Pettigrew, promoted in the wit FOot. llbth koyal Veteran 44ftaltUll, Quarter,Mii.,ter lolin Hall, from the 18th Light Dragoons, to be Ensign. • BREVET, Captain Charles kintzingcr, the 6oth roar, to be Major, with temporary rairk, in Heligoland • ' • ' The Xiv's Gietpaptirgion. Ist Battalion ot. the Lint:, Ueliticumn. Cadet Ludolph Kumine to be . Ensign , , vice.Dreschcf, appointed to the 7th Battalion. 3d Reg/went of the Royal Eatt'lldia Kluhteers. Lieutenant-Colonel George Smith to be Colonel, vice !to beets, who resigns. Majgr James Pattis'on to be Lieute nant-Colonel, vico Parry,. who resigns. Campbell Mar joribaidts, Efig. to be Major, vice Patrison. Ensign Ed ward Poise to be Lieutenant, vice• Sims, promoted. En. sign George Chatfield to be L ieutenant, vice Simons, who vesigns. Charles Henry Winfield,. Gent , . to be Ensign, vice Rona.. Joseph Maitland, Gent. 'to be Ensign, vice Chatfield. MZSIOR /0/DU:st. CaptainWainhouve, at the 7.6 th kuut, is superseded, being absent without leave. Ordnano qffire,'osl. 2.8. 1 2 0 7. 'Row/ Regiment, of Ariflle Captain Thomas ,Franklin to be Major, vice Quayle,_ retired. Dated hue 27, 1897. Second Captain Kobel; H . I3ircli to be Captain, vice (Franklin.. I)ated as above. Vlrst Lietitenant loltn ()debar to be SectiaCaptain, vice Birch. Dated as above. Second Lielltell4llT 10h11 HAMMOrId. tO be Fjrst Lieutenant, vice Urlehar. Dated as above.. Second Lienienant Swahey to be First Lieutenant, vice. 1-lokvvcrtliy, deceased. Dated August 13, t Say. Second Captain James Armstrong to be Captain, vice Deacon, re- Dated Odiaber. i807.' First Lieutenant Ed. ward M. l'akenbam to be Second Captain, viceArnistrong. natal as above. Second Lieutenant Robert _Andrews to be first Lieutenant, vice , l'akenliam. . Dated, as above. Se fond Lieutenant Henry Fon:iter to be First Lieutenant, vice Cockburn, resigned. Dated October t(, 1807. Cominitsions signed 4y the Plee-tiewienant ed:'lbt Conifty of Surrey. Silt Surrey Ali Ldward Hovey 'Faster, Gent. tole En.' sign. Dated September 25,• $BO7. • ' 24 Ditto, Gent. so be Emign. Datcd Oartber 11$07. . . • C4nriter - w:11 Plimicerr. ..... yincent ‘Vonostrocht. E4q. to btr CAptain. lilted Odober. 17, i 8,77 Henry Withion S n ttr, Cient, to , he Lieutenant. Mited tielnOer t 7, Ito?. ArtNO Brown. Gent. ti b e En sign. Dated as aboioe. Ficact4Gent. to be ditto. Dated As above. Connatissinm hr Me Royal London Regirstna or Militia, signed by ills 'Majesty., Commisliana t of Leutenarqsy for the i4il Cigy. East Regiment, Thomas B. V. Syrnes to be l.leute. nant, vice Spieer, resigned . . I>ated ()clober 6. I s l, l. Ensign 1114 AL: Dias to ,be.Liunitenant viers Vesle, resigned.' Dated October 7, I go7. George Felix c;ilbrt„ pept. to be LitYsign, vice Wells, resigned. I.).itetl WeitiOer at, 1507.' West , Regirnenr,' Henry Gent. to be linsigit, vice Duncan, resigned. -Dated tittnber 6, Itle7. Comm!Mono signid by the Lord :Lieutenant County of Soalcrset. .8414 Palunteir Infantty. Chaliei Dumbleton, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel-Com. Lakll daiit, vice Strode, resigned. Dated 'lone 2i raw. Tl:Iinli01 1 ffie arpt, Isaac Badeock, Esq. to be , Captain-Goinmandanti vice liar., riven, resigned. aired 107. Henry Warre, Cont., to be First Lieu:coda, vice - S.iitcoclt. Dated a s above, Charles Poole ' GUM. to be Second' Lieutenant, - vice Kinglalte. prodas above. .. iv r .aen &Nova Belitalitaitqf Paluntter infantry. Richard Howell, Cent. to be Lieutenant. Datecl.August . i 9, ttio7. 'ffalretn Bailalirt t)f tbr Mr"( .t rgion. to be vice Sinith. Dated August 27, • 807. Lurk • Par.iolls, Gala. t.i he !.rear iiatit. Vice Wilkins. Datetkis Hams, Gent. to be ditto, vice Poole, , itiFit.il Auguat 7,,_ Harrison,. Cent. to be Enbh , ,n, vice Harris.' Haled :+s above. Charles Holda, Cent. to be ditto. Dated A uctut 29 ilk" /fawn 21,4ti.ri/..0r „. e ,4 Joseph Rogers, Esq. to be ‘teutenatir. Colhoei-Corninotid ant, vice Whalley, resigned. Dated Septembo 8. is, 4 . CommlcTlim in theTercy 'Fen:nary Volunteer Riflemen, rirtd by the I..fird Orutetont tif the Northumberl.thd. Gooige Care, Esq. to be Captain., Dated 'Jct. 22, Cmmisglot id . RAgimmt otßeititickshire tiega g lcaten ad YeomanryC'a alry, rignta ty the .L.,rd Lieutenant. R(.bert Pringle; Esq. to be Captain. Dated Oct. I, c! , )7. ;; Adam rairhoim, Esq..to be,d,1,10. Dated as above. Conntirri, , J signed by the Lord.Lkutexant ej tie Cott4 y.Cr.a nuartiuill John Loyde, Egg. to be Deputy Lieutenant. Dated Sept. 23, ISe7. • zd battalion Volunteer Infantry, Capt.. IVtwelr 'Price to be blajor. Dated Sept. zf,,t807. Lieut„Wan. EdWards to be Captain, vice Price, promoted; Dated as above. Licut,. john Evans to be ditto, vice Phillipps, resigntrd. Dated as' above. Lieut. Hughes to be ditto, vice Bowen, resign ed. Dated as above. • Wm. Mister, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice hriwalds. Dated as . above. Ensign G. Lewis to be • ditto, vice Hughes, promoted. Dated as above. 1) • Evans, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Lewis, promoted. Dated amboye.. Jonathan Harris, Gent. to be Quarter-otastcr, vice U. wards, resigned. Dated as above. . 4 ' - • .. sth Battalion, Ensign. Johti-WilliamytotOLientenatit, vice' (ones, deceased Dated Sept. ; 43. ptibcy , ih.pent.; to be Ensign, vice Williams, rptuoted, oted as'above. Commission; signed Other Lord Voetenant ql !IN. Ca lor y of,. 'djoucester. • ..=" 4 ', " • • Royal Bristol Light liorie Veltem4ere. Sir Robert Kinston!, Bart, tnbe ,Naj?K ~gointuandlant, vice Ames, resigned. Dated litly,Apb, To be Captions, Norman Bond,' E'sll, iiice-Kingsritill, pro. ' motel.' Dated May 24, tBo7. •Sattiiieplioatiten, Esq . . vitt Harvey, resigned, .Dated as above. o,lchar Fedden, Esq.. vice ClaStoll, resigned. Dated as above. To be Lieutenants, rohn OrinistOn Gent. 'vice Hutchins, re signed.. Dated as above; : foto) Lucas, Gent. vice liow den, .prornoted; Dated as above. John. Ames, Gent. vice Periden,,promoted. Dated as above, To be Comets, Syd. TeuSt, Cent. vice Orrniston, promoted. Dated as above. John GariAlleyne, Gent Dated as above. G. Biggs, Gent. vica,Ames, promoted. Dated as above._ , Cont Missions signed kr the Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports. Lydd l'epyrany. - LieUt. David Denbo to b. , Ciliraiii; thee Cobb, deceased. Dated May 22, 1807. Benj. Cobb, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Denne, promoted, Date4.as above. • Broi2dgairs:/b-tillrw Lieut. Robert Barfield to be Captain, vieeThilpot, resigned. Dated June iSo7. George Hurst, Gent. tobe Lieutenant, slet Barfield. Dated as anoVe. Robert Witherd.:,i, Cent. to be ditto, vice Goodwin, deceased. Dated Jan. 3), 184. Ranergare deflator. Lieut. Thomas Elgar to be Captain, vice ftlackburne resign . ed. Dated Nov. 19, ass, T. Foster, 6 ' ent. to bel..ietite ' - nant, vice Eigar, promoted. Datitt - little 4, 18-:6, los; Du. plock, 'Gent. to be ditto:- Dated as abolc. Rye.lnfarity Second Lieutenant Th. Prodor to be First Lieutenant, vice Davies, resigned. Dated Scpt. i m, 18°64 `John Anson, Gent. to be' Se,;ortd" Lieutenant. Dated ai Above.. • • Cover. " '" Lim:alarms Moon 'to bI Captain,. vice Willard, resigned. Dated March 3.„, tBl.-.7; , John barber, Gent. to be Lienc nant, vice Alopn. Dated as abOve. , ' Deal 4etilicry. . . Richard Unclerdown,Asq; to be Captain. . Dated Mai :25, the Prisiinet,Setteral wiroesies all of them of the persuasion of the .nin - ortnoste s4l .. erer, who was a .4w, except a yol'ing girl; kilid,`llb.,v -ever, was Servant tri otie of the same . Nation. Al! the witneSses.ferthe Prosetution coneutred in repre;,out ing ti,e condud of the Prisoner to have been , litt;; tokether unprovoked, and two Men, named Jacobi• Josephs and Nathan Levi, swi:re that the Prisoner used the most 'malicious ex . preitSien previous to his firing ; and a :young girl, of the niftile of Ann Terry, servant to a Mrs. 'sages, swore, that he used the expression last mentioned ; both of them being indicative of 'malice on the part of the Pri soner. i To,certain questions put to these witnesses, tend-, ing to invalidate their testimony ; they severally, and often before a .questioWwas put to them, 312owered in the negative. ()tiler witutsses, how ever,. were adduced, who completely belied their testimony.. It was proved that Josephs and Levi, though theyseverallydenied it, had beenseen carrying off timber from , the premises over which the Pri, soner , W3S placed . as watch, and for which ,he .had exposed them ;. and that .the' other ,witness, Ann Terry, who alledged she had:not been in Joseph's house since ,the accident happened,. had not only been seen to go f into his house. since .that time, but that even this day, ,and while the trial was goittg.on, during which the witnesses on both sides were ex, eluded, .Josephs had been heard to say to Ann Terry, " Stick to that ;". although; when questioned on this subjeEt, she (Terry) dented that any conver sation whatever had taken place. . Altar a very sensible and Judicious written defence on 1110 part of the Prisoner, in which. he ..disclaitned • all intention to injure any person :whatever,'•he ad-, duced several .witnesses to prove that various ehlapi d.aticps had ; been committed on the premises en trusted to hit care, ~ where there were a number of buildings. taking down, on which; particularly on Saturdays and StMdaysi a vast concourse, Of Jewislr kleT4,. 64c. were in the use of assembling, and of, molesting, and even assanitmg him, in the discharge of his duty. Particularly, .on the very day laid in thaindiament,. the aisonerhad beentrievously as, saulted.inunediately preceding the firing of the7gutt; behis,the.mornent after the labourers, employedom the premises -had left.their work. ~ The Learned Judge (Baron .TuomeseN) -made ft distirta and articulate charge to 'the dun , ' p4ititing out :to them the 4istindion betwivp., the crimes, of murder. and manslaughter.. Front .the. former :l 9f these, 'he was oe,opipiop 0)0 present )404/ incit great measure relieved ; .hut btk left it to the Jury to say, whether the Prisoner was guilty of either of them, or it' he 'ought to be found not guilty. His 'Lordship's impression,- on the whol9.„was, that the Pritioner conld not be justified in .firincthe gun, and, that he . was guilty of manslaughter. .The trial was concluded about sip oclock, when the Jury retired, and returned/ ahot half, past seveno'clock, with a verdict of-r-Altoo/utzghter. 5.,..- • • I ÜBLIN, . Or. ... F ~.—in (zits:: ikit‘r.c.e or Infornta . (ion lod,red.,betoi - e, li.o \\..) ~ 'L.1,01 . it :91 oilitid` ;, .. t.R.tpti _. i : '.. • .1 , ,,, , gt9ll;, ?efi. cltar, - ; -. : ng Niiiihel,.4;} f , 4 47gji:, f v4ir e gi cil`tifinfliiii4 lill - 'll,i . .V.lriltiri , itili i li ar.c . olpo* ly brOkeii'OP'eft ifi.'.; - tr,,.(111i. , ., hoti', - ;& ifo'l - .i • ,!,.. fill,r,. ..) FaTingito..tn; in Coe r,o6iity,,f Lypet:.c,-;, :Ili(' of cri;elly beating and ..v1 ; i1, i ;1411ie• said El 11, cild titre.itriting to kill iiim . iflii! (41,1 not gi.e. up pii,sei xion of jiis Crd., ?DO. (fait tiLit parit cif,-t k e v ountry*, EDWARD CROS Eili 1' 4 t1.1 . 0H . N C l :tiltLe E4S., pro 7 ceeded on Sunday nig!:t, at twelve o'clock, with a patty of the 26t1i re4itneiit of fooi, stationed, 4 Fed un , ,re, in tba: co , iwy, to flig t "49se wherein 06" (laid '..\.1•N:),1.1.wt, rc,idr.i, near itilekfiet4, and tit thrill Oa. ;I:i.r- - ;'; bait on TatriCk 111‘1.•Tatitarn*s 0' temptiit to c:i,!;.-,t Ili, escape, he 'l's a.,:pred a. by ons Of lie party}, an killedDiu;De spot ;`the othr..r tv, , ,) (father and sou tu,uvi.! been lUdg . cd in gaol. ..----- DIRT!IS% , On Thursday itie - 11)Itt tilt at Thotesby Park, Notting", hamshile, Lady'tsatiqs-Bentim.k. of a Soul AThy ti i s ago, at Avhley the Lady of Sir Henry F I,:tcher, Bart. "ot a ~on an 4 rletr. • LAciy, in Puitenel -street, Datti; 'the Lady of Lirakt, Esq.. of a Daughtts.. . . • . . pn Wednesday last, at Tl, Robcit Hanes, Esq tit "eht bury-ut: der- t ilt s 7 to m is b y en: li4vl;§ • • daughter of Zachary flAylv, Esq. tit Relle-Vue, nem. 11,1t1t. On Thursday, at,Wincitelsca, H li. Alma, Esq. of Nth. 11.1tnitton, to Miss Fanny Lloyd, dAughter of T. Lloyd, EA, of 14/ D h; n Wed ~ t h Queen..kune-stmet, Et: Hussey', sill(Y`' • • only brother of the laic Earl Beaulieu, K. The same day, suddenly, at Bith Miss Mary HoYh' , ° arminster. • On ThOraky. ; ,!att, at Tunbridge WAls; . .prep•deelin e., in the isth year ol h:G er age, Missargsr, f cla:lo u k.r ut the line lames Gar/liar,' Esti Liticolmbit c. On l'rada - , last, at her r.ther's 116tise ill tileciitreet , : 104h a lung a n d, p ainful i 1 tlft:Sa, N,l4num, daughter or the Iteir. Witham Man.iin, Vic,a of t)runi, Lin' eatils6tre. The same d'ay, Mr. George. Pepper, Surveyor, of Piri c Prospeei,,Wcitinktukter, On Satik,Lry, Morning.. at *Deal, aged Si . }ear , , Ocorge Lik , inthee, ts. tielvas'n&at 'lt years tare. keeper' the IYock..warit at that . „.. , . • c.. I.4etcLirM(..jillni-I.4for.::latermin, the-Six clerks' Li ; , "' Tice, Criancery• ..' PRA. it Or ~ (;)1..K.N - ' ''' - ° 4 • ititiTsß I, A r iota Stock. ' t. av y i per Cf.nt, 97i 4, i . i 4.01 i, ppkgy ~,par ~ $ per L int . . ( . 797, E )(Chequer itim. 4 i. rt,,,3 , .. 1 itsh 5 pet`t.Venr. I • jitcnstti.o; ~ai: 44 - 0 - : 4,per .Cent.. Soh*. .omin'; noi iar, :ill, ; pr.( Lout. Ito, 021 I"' Tii,, l4 !' ).`; , 4V. , MVI 6), " 4 per Lent Con GI I '63 61 c,.. wv . . , i . • Ilanu L. ~ , , 1 11 17 a u.toths , cotteithA. ,-, oo , attysi ' „Ditto S hort Ann • P A . 10 ,,,40.1413t ►lost.' 63 ky, . rt , .. t ---. Nit; ti 0. 1 4:r li R AT LONDON 411) .4 T 5-Ni 14 tt., l '„, , . - • ' . Morning, ;6 min. after 4. i A fternoolit;- 0 1Vitrt6. , ~Det,,s4 ,: G w . . LtJ ,4141.) 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Sacks. s. a; bo l . 16 -----55,6 I 39 e -- fr 59 , 179j6 -- 55 0 5 , 51 4 , 9 '`f 176 - 0 104 6 *-- 6 54 0 to -• ' '3 O 5 7 :53 6 1 Si 1 55 57 ~c) 1 N 3 777 i 3 0 1 45 a --- 7 56 - 100 5.x 6 5 --- -- 47 I 56 0 5z 0 I • Tet4l--21 ) 278 sAcks. —.--AveriiKe lad.. per SOLI. 4s. sd. per Sack. Wrier India PRICE 01.• tiOrS. .• 9.08. Pock LT . :. Kent. 4 1 . Ili.. to SL. 12S. Kota, 5t.... 10 61. los. .'' Sussex, 41. ioa. to S I. j i. $11,1%t:%, ib 0 3 . to6 l . . 6i. Ess.m, .4,. ; 1.1.. to ;1. i.. ' FStitrifist, ' S , Ss. ~, toi. ar .........;...' - - Nll.li/G.A.CIi AN 0 1.4 il)is oi ,i, tL. L a LAN6.I:. 1' , 54. *ly the C.trt;4e. . ' f ' I. Peet: .- 2s. Bd. to 33.10 a. I Ve4 a‘l 34. od. to p. , Mutton 3s. 4.1. to 4s. 23. i Kirk 0 . gd. t., 5 .,. • Lamo - , l'i• od. tO ii. ud. -.. ..,.........r.......... . . l'itleli yli 1..1.:.AT111i1t (per lb.). Al' LEAI)OOA I ., b Butts, so to still,. each - ... - 2.2,1„ a l; , " Ditto, .60 to 651 b. each - - - 2 t,, A. to :Sl' Merctlante !Jacks, . - . . : 2 ,b s i. co 12 ,1 • I.)lcssing Hides, . . ~ _ 1424. to ' O " .. Fine Coach Hittas, - - .. ig,t. to l'i'l ..Grob likles,•3; to '43lb. for cutting . : lad. to :',414" Ditto, 45. to Bulb. r . - ip.i. to A..' calf Sk ins, 34 10 4atb. 36.1. to .p. 1. per lb. Ditto, p to 7,1 b. 331. to 3r,t. per ib. Unto, 7ci La Void. z6:l. to .314 t. pct . ' lb. Small Seals (t.; reentand) IW. to 40u 4 . 0:4 ib. Large ditto, -.. I.sWi. ki./ kois., pp r ...) 44eit. ' 'Panned Horse Hides, i.). to'3os. eat:ll. 1...-- - '' l'lttl:f. OF TALLOW. • St. Jatnba's Market ... od. . TtiWit'lidlOw— .3,4l6Bi.6J. d. ClAre aklackgt 4). oi. :, YsAitof it ursla V.. a l ' o d,„ %Vlutecitapel Market js. lid 1 WWWdd. -3. Olt. Oa. per stutto °IMO. ----- I Sod!) Mu 15 ts. --$, ed• o, t:s: ltd. 1 .Idvittug4tta•--4. 49i0*-4 Average price 3s. ILK!, Utitt, ibuOl -- s• 33 6 ' 1 Cravrs t Is. od. Good Dre r xs tza. od. • Yellow Soap, .80s.—iliutlicit, gos.---L urd, ii s. ~^ .l Price of Candle.s per 4.14.e.4.4 •f o a ......Njow,kia $ 0* ~ T : • .____!............ St. TAM ES's ti AY' MARKET, Oct..lr. Ha", 4i. "es. tO 6f 6-. c1..-.Aver. 5 1. 3s, Straw r t6J. at. to a. 2,-. CO. I. 19s. ofi• WiIiTECHAPEL HAY MARkET. 11ay,.41. 4s: od. to 61. e—h. oci;--.Avci. Si. As. ad. Ciavat,sl. tos. od. ti.• 61, 164 0 1. 3s . Straw. It. 14$. sad. to 21. 33. rd.—Avcr. o , t- New Hay al. as. Fdr CO .-‘ L'..MAlt. I<.' hi'. 'Ships at Market. S _At. cd Oct. 26. 35 Newca:;tic t 5 ,at 20 Stli.di. !lAA .$ at .i.: 0: , 4 5 ' oi, i :4011,:. 0.1.1 t 1 :it 60 t , d --,,, 3 5 Ciin.t.:. ; ' 3 at aSi ,- -a .2-7 IS, 21 N..:...,...r.;tic . to ,at 4.0 'O O ig tAt I t Sure: rr..:lld 7 At 43s 0.: 4 ..,t A S . i .1 . 1 ... ""' '"'" 3 at 75 of --' oi 2 t. in , !..N ti at - -11 C I '- . l l s tL i a 30. '2 '.'••, , ,,....§...1e 25 at 4 25 c ", '''-: '''' s t z"..ii,i4grri:4l: l , - ,- ' " 4 .0 28 ' - v a L;1:i 4 .0 2 at 27 5 -` ----.--"'in.°. IWIDDLESEV SESSION. HICKS HALL, NOV. fe• •• Evan Evans was tried on an indiameo,t.c =gin bite with having committed a fraud :at common law., in having obtained by, take pretences, :on teth of August last, two gold seals, value 91: gs, the pro perty of Mr. John - Rogers, of No. o;C:hark-cross. This case-has already been fully laid before the Pub lic, Our Readers will recollea that the Prisoner obteinect possession of the seals under the •olledged . intention of showing them to a Gentleman . in the service 01,Govertimeee;, that. the Prisoner got them at the lout of the Treasury •stairs, from a shop-boy who was sent with him, tulderp[etence of shewing them to a 'Gentleman in Lorit',T4aV4esbury's'Office; and that or the'p t st; when' the Prisoner was appre liended,' he had .the two seals hanging to his watch. For this Alice lie 'was tried as a felen at the Old and acsuitKon the ground that the crime did not apiiear to Old Court to amount to a felony at law. The tats were' again sworn to in this court, in order to support the charge Of fraud. Mr.RENNOI,D9, the Prisoner's Counsel, however, lOok' two - objections against the ;ease having been roedeoat against the Prisoner. The first was, that, as the indiament .stated that the golds in question , .hair been received by the Prisoner of and from John 'Hancock, , when, in „point of fact, they had been received from the shop=bOY, Feeval, whe,Wat sent by the Shopman,, Hancock ; the Learned Counsel contended . , Writ this averment, standiegunnecessari,l/ on the face of the indiathent, Should' have bA4 . , inatle out in evidence, ',in order to .couvia the Pri soner ; but as 'the contrary was proved, he main tained' that the charge must fall to the grotind. 'This exe4tion, however, was over-ruled by :tbe • Court, an the Learned Counsel stood on his second objeCtion, which was, that the legal possession of the prOperty not having 'Wen; parted with by the owner, no sale having ..been made, the crime (it any) was felony', and not a fraud - at common law. If the• Prisoner had been indiaed for a frond, under the Statute of Frau& that Was passed in the reign of • Geo. IL he might probably have had more difficulty in condtfaing the defence : but as the lad now wag, the Court must consider itself as if it were acting , previous to the time of Geo; 11. and previous to the existence of the Statute of Frauds 'ln support of the principle which he laid ,doWn, the Learned Counsel referred to the case ,of Major Sent*, • and quoted several instances similar to the present, in Mr. East's Reports; all of which, he , maintained, went to support the' &final= which he drew be- AWilct fraud and felony atp4uPon law. The CHAIKMAN : obsoryO, that Ate Court . was al ways, extremely ; sorry. when justice was eluded,by :moans of the niceties oldie law. lie had,no doubt. ,that the Prisoner wpuld,when,he quitted that Court, be, as .great ate o f endet% as when he entered the silversmith's shop, But, when the Prisoner was. in diaed as a eheat,atcomMon law, lie was afraid that th t:la w r r g ef e o % r v e i.is re s c u o g m b , a) 119• 01 7 . 4 ,1 14 not be supported at law. ie.tl l the Jury to acquit the Prisoner. -The Jury immediately pronounced the Defendmit Piot Guilty. He was extremely composed during the .wimie of the tri3l,, and received bid aciivittal without the smallest appearance of emotion or iur pri3ve The Jury wag ,then discharged, and several Pri sono.s ~ vere brought yp tinder the Vagrant Att. - . LO N•1)()IsT t l'Ontetl by 14 ICtin kb ILA *AI s, or'lNlo. 4, wit-,o 4 tte tt :: c o urt , B ow ., rya ; pt.obstred by .1", 4 lI.LI A kt-Ak [Yti , si ,aoliti 2.lknt() ll- c At Ow • SiA-Ot:Ficit No. t 12, Strtiod.4 vtinvra Aduotisethehii, (..)rjers 10.; the Paper, G etters for the matt FASHIONS FOR OC7'ODER, EXTRACTED FROM THE FOURTEENTH NUMBER OF " . LE BEAU MONDE, OR LITERARY AND FASHION . 4 A81,E MAGAZINE," FOIL NOVEMBER. • CARRIAGE PULL haus. • A rich Cardinal cloak, composed of white satin, stamped wit), small blue . towers, lornatneilied round the edge with an Egyptian border of the same, enriched with a supere elan tor trimming. This cloak is ritade.Sirnitar to that or a loose drapery worn over tic: head , and slibul,ders,' carelessly caught ,hacli between the neck and the shoulder, which terns a hood on one aide, and continues . to hang hi loose draoecy daoln the other, with one corner roinided I, and held in the land. A plain India muslin dress made idl in ono and straittlit.oVer 110 bUWI2); a Sqt4Ofe b,),,ky - d!:,twil round the thLoat, and at the bottom of tii:t , A a; st with bunches at white sarstiet ribbon; the'neck of the Tress is enriched round the throat with a Vandyke lace, ornamented round 'the bottom with three rows of hein,-,stitch, richly worked?;long loose sleeves, coninmi round the wrist with oral' bracelets ; neck lace and eAr..rini,s to correspond; the hair is worn on the left sole of the forehead, itr a,thick. VittStef of plaits, and large flat curls on the other side of the Lace; 3loves blue kid, and shoes blue satin. GENTLEMEN'S DRESSES. The morning coats still tun on the greenish olive or mix turns t ind though it is doubtful whother • they aro mostly double breasted or single, they are constantly seen with plain plated buttons, anti col la,s, nt the sante cloth, made without po&kct flails, the pockets beiiig put in the plaits .mind. Striped tuilimt WJl3tcoats, of char •distinct • stripes, bound with silk binding, Drab kerseymere breeches to come down over th.: knee, .411 gilt b utt o ns, and hrown top bouts, or pantaloons of. , the same description of colour, and hussar bouts. The great coats are generally made of olive browns, single breasted, with.col tars of the same cloth, and covered buttons; the.skirts lined with silk of the same' colour. i\ !any Gentle- men who wish to appear in the height Ot the fashion 'have them lined all through the forepats with silk; add which, if the weather peimits the coat to be, worn loose, has cer. tainly a very:dashing appearance. • Gentlemen's evening coats seem still to dOntinue"chicity . of the dark blues, with velvet collars and gilt b►cttons ; or toast green% with either. gilt buttons or covered with the same cloth; arid. are esteemed most tlisbionablt with a black velvbt .. collar. W hite.Marseilles•quiltiUg waistcoats, single breast. ed ; and light drab kerseyotere oreeches, with silk strings ; but as the winter,appreaches, Mack silk breeches are very likely to bes,cime prevalent as a genteel dress, and suitable to the season. OLD BAILEY. moNp A Y VTit DA Y. Prom: scin . A inisundersttnittrog . aSto the time when the different Middlesex tithrs Were o attend, it was half past eleven o'clock to=i.lay before a Jury could tie formed. . . "'lief°flowing case °call) . led the . Court daring the whole day, till six o'clock, Mult,DF.g. Georgi Horightmi wa s in cile!ea 'for tho wilful murder of Alekander Hart, a l boy about 1:3 years of age, thciatilik at' Itim, 'in the " parish Of Christ church, Spitaltields, On Saturday, the 13th of Oao ber laSt, with agun.loaded Ivith ale:idea bullet, and therewith intliding on him a wound in the spine of the neck, of which the boy lingered till the fore noon of the following 'day, and . then . expired. The Inas of the ea'se hilVe been 'already before our headers, the Prisoner being now brought for ward to take his trip) not only on the indictment found 1;)y tho Grand 7iirY,„ but also on the verditt of the Coroner's Inquest. The 'most remarkable • thing in the course of the trial, wv the wonderful discrepancy between 'the evidence adduced on the part of the Prosecution, and that brought frirWarif lit behalf of the Prisoner. The fit& attic Prisoner firing' thegub, and that the shot proceeding from it had prored the cause of the bey's death, was not di4Put'ed. 'The case , secmed princi pallyto rest on the troth or falsehood of these ag gravated features of gt4lein the cOnduC't oldie Pri soner—namely,' whetter,` previous to the tiring of the ',gun, be . 11E40'114os expressecfbiniself,'pulling some shot out of his waistcoat pocket, " I shall shoot some of them" '(tocarpng the" boys who ,were ,intrUding into the,,prernises'Where he Was 'employed . 1.9' watch tfie.:property entrusted, to his care) " with these." And *Whether, in tit to i he' said to himself, " jyes, you young •ntseals, think :I have Se,.lt some of thent into von now." 'in'support Llt theSe PrOols of malice on the pint of