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I ! 1 • . • i f i r. 11 f . , r . I ' ( '(\ . , I 4 • e 1 ) 1 R ~ 0 'tiii '1 . 1 .1.. 1 ) , , 1' , 1 ' i , I t . . F 1„„ „ _ I I ki; . . , i s ' : I , ! f .. _ . bee and glaairr, of the Alitesel.rtesi t Moir William William P.irry, Esq. 16, 'Montego -square, on tie evening of Duolll4, of Lisle-street, LeWester, Ist' prove the the 26. h iiiiisol. cg i votyp of pressing kad l lys.eangy o R Aloud a• their ~ Itirta.-rt Wation, die elMichman to life. Parry, awe& his daidlug with Oeteiiiiii;it iii sidling bi old kid, and they ma.ter's gables are inflamed to Glourtmer Mews West, put it in that state. He also argued against the iliformatiots which adjoins the derelling•hdune at thilick part. On -.._ beteg laid mod soy porteJ by two discarded - ts. . t Tuesday wining lie was in his stables, nod left there about : 41 11 *" Mr.Nalls allowed the Defendant to Isaac all the benefit of a guilder be fine 41114 , 11- o'clock . ; he finked die door secure 4 ler Phillip's arguments, and thought it was a iiI3IICIOUS pro. he retuned •gitie in half. an hour, wlseu, to his surprise teal • af Asecitioe frogs b... tuning to end, and allowed him to take all alarm, on petting the'key in, found n would both lark sod :, lbw lead and mets'le seised, except a large brake rink, which uolock, but he could not open the door; be then retreated' appeared to be taken from a copper to an neworkmaultke 1 . /urn the spot a few paces, sod after waiting some minute', estninerf this was to be further investigated. be heard a person insule on r, and peep out ; he instantly attempted to rush i r was as ritirldeuly HATTON-GARDEN. cloaca. Wittiest then locked raving the key i• Yesterday Mr. Joseph Wate;hneoe, of the Snatswith-isro. it, and went to ihe co n, ga , which he also secured. . WAN In Lad-lane, proprietor of the Liverpool stage.coach, The womb being on, he called fur assistance, and ilia Nu. 8,681, appeared to a vemmousta, elisrged on Weenie. thieves in the interim made many endearners to escape with... rim with furiously &twist, and having knocked down and out effect. The watchman then sprang his rattle, when the drove over a person of the mime s f Hubert', by which , Itit i,,,,ii-ant sit Ale tight 'came up, instantly burst open the received great person it injury. • stable door, when several persons rushed into the premises, Me. Waterhouse, as proprietor, was ••minoned, the aid , ou a-arching the coach know which joins to the stable., of the driver nut being known. A great deal of erg they discovered on the roof of a carriage one of the Primmer* took place on each side. It appeared, on referring to Ike, 1)111e Prostrate on Ilk face; the other had thrown h•- '(us. Act of Pa.limmeet, that in eases of information fur carrying • • • - - - —• - _.....orest, ins. en . _. .. . more outside passeeigme than is allowed by the Act, when the uanse of the driver canoed be obtained, the proprietor may be seseumeedd to simmer the chew ; bet in cases of . forious demist, like the present, the driver only is answer able we information before a Msgistrate. Tie Complainant meted, that he made every possible in- Iparn the name of the driver, but could rot, and .. ' other rroody he was eecessitatrd to consume* house, he being the Itroprietor ; and now he called • Wairrtmese fur the name of the driver. gr . . Wa irshuese said, he was out compelled to give the shillWof the driver. yroolple Magistrate, on being referred to he the Complainant, , = be Act did nut authorise bus to call on Mr. Water for the name of the delver. Mr. Waterhouse then stated, that the 'meteor the regular • Miser was Bussed' ; bet at the time alluded to he weeilt, and another person, whom he did not know, deuce the eoseh; be believed bag canoe was Gorge Carter—but he might .• imams his name from James Barton, the guard. • Jai Tbe informstion was dismissed, bet the Magletratein the Complaisant that he might Win ao action fur against the owner. r"'"' • Several petty shopkeepers in the liberty of the Rolls aft aged to summonses, charged by the gentlemen of the Lem ,' Jlfry with having and using light weights and Glee balasces "le 'telling their merchandise. E,ch ease was probed, bet the • georicmen did not press for the penalty, but expressed a hope that et would be a warsime to ahem, for if they were foustd offending sg dip, they would be fined in the highest pe. * Salty. The itiforansiluns were then dismissed, each paying -se sr. costs. . re 0111 LEN-SQUARE. • . PUBLICANS. ,_ Yesterday Mr. Slater, the laudlorJ of the Roth Hood, on * illbank, wis summuued to ibis Office fur &clime liquor Jur lag the time of divine service us Sunday, which uffeiiee, us. 'der the sew Act, rendered him liable to a penalty of bl. aid costs. The Defendant pleaded guilty, but said it was a case of ** marmite orgeoey. Some ha/armee' having finished their loading were going off with high osier, and they begged fur seine refershmert, as $ would be • great [mortis of tune before they could arvtveat their dertiostion. He would out aeriee his best rusteaseni, and would not offend again is future if their Worships would please to overlook this. 'The Magistrates observed, that bow, ver they would feel disposed, the law was imperative; the uffesee was com mitted, but not certainly under aggravated circumstances; therefore, if be promised mot to offend in future, they would mitigate the pes•lty is be. The Defendant expressed thanks, and was fined mccordiogly is the penalty of be. and costs. The landlords of the Marquis of Granby, the Quees's 'Arms, the Kieg's Head, and the Light Horseman, at Kaeghtsbridr, were summoned fur selling liquors on Sunday Lsouining during the time of Divine Service. The evidence • asset to prove they bad kept their houses open tell eleven sas'elork, whew they should shut up at half past ten, the - etkurcis bells being then virgin. The Defendants ronM 'dived it was sot church time till 'lmren o'clock, and that they were justified in keep ng open till then. They were ' tonvicted its the realty of IL earls. MAILBOROUGH• "Titan% A WINE-DRINKING MENDICANT. ill' Yesterday Persia Julep, • fellow dr.ased so the garb of sailor, who is in the habit of begging in all parts of the ,Sews, was brought before Sir George Farms, charged by a Asiblican with au assault. . 1 it appeared that the Prisuaer, in the company of another ,esamressa, milled at the Prosecutor's house, in St. Giles's, and itojere for beer, and because the lauillurd would only serve theas with table beer, the Prisoner made a great disturbance, mud committed the assault. Sr George Farraut—" Well, Riley, do you never drink ' small beer ?" Riley (in • broad Irish acceol)- 4 Tu be sure not, sad "Isles your Werrchif, when I cats get good strong beer. I atm.' desk • drop of small beer in my life, and never will, jaatre God. It isn't the first bottle of wine I've drank, your iHonuor, sad hope it won't be the last. I °sly wilt that I lad as sissy guineas as 1 bate drank battles of good odd port, port, youroisome, and I'd have slimy • dosed." The Prisoner then bees reviling the Prusecetor, and 'seemed as if his dignity bad been insulted very much at Awing such humble beverage offered him. Magistrate—" When were you here before, Riley'" Riley—." Here 'before! By my soul I was never here be •fere, your Honour" Magistrate—" Nonsense, tell the truth, now r* Riley—" Well, I was only here once, and that was for so- Wimp at all." It was well known be lad been upwards of 30 times at `the Once. 'The Pecoieeetur's object being ninny to keep ''the peace, 011 the Prisoner promising not to offend a future, be was discharged with a reprimand. GENERAL AGENCY OFFICE. Yesterday this odic, was crowded to excess by footmen, boilers, and servants of every deserption, to hear • charge mule se•in4 an isdividual, who had obtmeed hales-crown from William Brown,. footman, under a re preseotatium that 'be was • several agent, add could procure him a situatiuu to fowlers days. , Is appeared that the Prisoner bad lately takes a house is . 'the neighbourhood of Charlotte-street, Fitzroy-square, which was plastered with papers, end bore the appearance of as irritancy office, but there was no name over the dour. The Proetcatur being Out of a whistle'', aid hearing of the above place, be was induced to pay a visit, in the bupe of boo rug supplied with a place, when be was presented with a primed bill, beaded, " Desirable Establishment—Falsities wad Servants ;" and elating that " through the usiprincipied el/SCI of some persons who had opened similar establish- Meats, much of that confidence aid respectability, so nem,. miry to render them reciprocally earful to families and ser vants, bowleg been lost, it is the object of the proprietota of On *lice to exert themselves, and endeavour to place it open • rioting of that - respectability which ought always S. have smoked the procedisgi of such establisboseuts;" sod it further stated, " that servants in-want of situations, upon 'application at this establishltseet, would find it conducted ea pleas entirely sew" On his arrival at the office he was requested to pay Ss. 6J. Dade, a promise that be would have a good situation in about 14 days, and he was to call at the office twice • day for information. The Prisoner would seed Lim tbsee,•four,andeve miles after places, giving a direction, and on calling at the betimes, he found that they had sever wasted a stimli. is this way he had about twenty-eight et thirty walks in the comae of the 'fourteen days, at the expiration of which be was neglected, and told that they had fulfilled the agreement. He secordiegly applied to have the 4 Prisoner appieheeded for obtaining his money under false pretences, mud Wales, the *neer, lecured him. The Magistrate condemned sack disgraceful imposilloes o• the poor part of society, and ordered the 'Prissier to reread the asmary be had received, and to pay the expenses, • va doing which be was discharged. M•RY•LB•101411 OPTICS. DARING BURGLARY. Yesterday two daring 111-lookilig fellows, aimed Marlin Bell sad Witham Perk fie, were brought up, charged with teloriously cud burgiartotrrly breaking tats the premises of JP . • bimself u. der the bottom of the eareSage. They were initially secured. On examining the pielniies • great cost of Mr. Parry's had been removed from the eoach.reat, and on entering his apartment ever the stabling discovered that it had been broken into, and two boxed which were left unlocked cap tied of their controls ready to be carried away, and •Isie that the lock of adoiher hoe had beets forced, which consist. itd of • Valtiity wearing apparel, and sum of inoury amounting to upw•rds of 601. which be had accumulated daring hie servitude. This evidence was partly confirmed by other witnerses, *and the Priminers were accurd.ngly commuted to Ne•gate fur trial. 'ORM ST R EST. , A veryikeett pOor woman brougfit her son, a youth about 14 year• aid, before Nlr. Toyfurd, the alariat rate, sod craved his advice to what muck to pursue with him , under these eticumstanres:— Her son, it appeared, had been at sea in the King's air. vice, and detested; 'subsequently he entered tin board an East ledialsen, from whence he also absconded, sod returned home, since which time be has associated with characters of the worst description, in spite of her continued wrest... to Mute such • course: at length, i• the hope of wits' him AIM alter destruction, she sent office.. w itearch of him, *be found him at a recept icle for thieves and prostitutes is Chick-lane, Smithfield, is company with another lad about bie owe age, whom they brought will. hies to the Oiler (the pour woman sited abundance of tears dimwit the recital) The boy, wbu gave in his name Samuel Parley, after much questioning,said, the Kieg's ship he served is was the Glou cester, Captain Sir Murray Maxwell, now lying at Chatham, bet that he had smee been in an East Illdi ireau, mid begged hard to be Ma bit* I. the latter wester I. Mr. Twyeird directed that • letter ihaeld be immediately sent to Sir Murray Maxwell oe the subjeet, and is the mess lime to details the boy yetil he could be sent on board. John Barnard, the other lad, after many evasions, was amid to belong to the same skip, and was ordered to be pro- OWN with it like manner. TOWN HALL. FALSE ACCUSATION AGAINST A JEW. Captain 80-11 m, the master and owner of • trading ves sel lying in the Thames, applied at this office yesterday fir the assistance of an officer to apprehend • Jew, named Levi, who he stated had defrauded him of 51. Reeve, the tearshalman was dispatched to lake the of. feeder, sod accompanied le Captain his the Grapes Tavern , in High.street, Southwark, where he found two gentlemen, Needs of the Captain, with Levi, the Jew. The offices., to the no small surprise of poor Levi, took him into custody, and broocht him to this office, where the Captain and kis two Mewls attended before the Alderman to prefer the charge. Captain Bartlett stated, that he was the owner of the Rao schooner, of Dartmouth, new lying in Davies's wharf, at Horsleydown ; that on Thursday the Prisoner came deem to the side of his ship is a 'boat, and said, that he had some apparel to sell • bargain. tic came ou board the I sod exhibited See cuais, three waistcoats, and three pair of trousers. He told him that he did not want such articles, and he might take them away. The Prisoner said, that he meet get Si., and asked him to lead him that sum upon the clothes till seat morning, He accordingly lent him M., and put the apparel into his cheat; but as soon as the Prisoner was gear he kw+ that he had been swirdled, and that sitern• ing meeting with hue is the Boreagh, he gut Mtn to enter a public-house while be procured • creatable. Levi, who staled himself to be a master salesman, being milled upon for his defence, raid, that he went down to the Captain's ship on Thursday with some clothe*, mid Offered them foe sale ; after • good deal of uemiciatiou the Captain agreed to give him M. 14.. fur the whole, sa d p m ; them into his chest. The Ceptsie gave litre Si., and said that he would pay him the remainder on sloe following day, to which arrangement he agreed, spoil the Captain giving a note, which be (the Jew) produced, and was literally es follows : " November 28, 182?. " Bought of Joseph Levi, eloathes for 61. 14..; paid 61 is pert of the debt. " CH R ISM PH ER BARTLETT, " Garr of the Semler Hero, of Dartmouth." That (yesterday) Owning he was going along Higb-street, Borough, and was met by the Captain mid two gentlemen; the Cap.°w milted him to grand drink in a public-house, and be would pay him the balance of his bill, which he agreed to, and never was au surprised is his life, as when he was charged with being • swindler. • The Captain replied that the statement of the Jew was en tirely false. The Alderman asked biro Vibe rote produced by Levi west his baud.ariting? The Centrist replied in the most positive terms, that it wit not, and that he never saw the paper before ! The Alderman asked him if be was ready to make oath of It; for if it was not his band-writing, it moat have bees forged by, or (or, Levi. The Captain thee look up the Bible, and swore that be did not write the rote, and aw it before in his life, till that moment. The Alderman said, that It was clear that one had eons. milled forgery, or the other the most wick.d perjury, sad to whom he nughteo give credit he then did not heave He then directed pens, ink, and paper to be given to Captain Bartlett, sad requested him to write his name and address is lull. The Captain hesitated, and thee wrote—" Clarion. pher Battlett, mar of the scooter Hero, of Da. tinoeth, lying at Davies'il Wharf." The Alderman, on compariog the note produced by Levi wilt the name and address then 'vines by the Captain, declared that the. writing was so similar in every respect, that he had no doubt of their being written by the same person; end that °Orion was confirmed by the circumstance of the Captain having mispelt the words owner and schooner in both writings—the former he spelt otter, and the latter scorner. Both notes were compared by a number of Gentlemen present, and the officers of the police, and they all express ed their opium°. that they were the same person's baud. writiag. The Jew swore the, be saw the Captain write the note be produced, and he could bile' a witness Nursed who was pre sent at the time. The Alderman said, that a more infante.. accusation was hever made at that dike. He ordered the Jew to be dis- I h chorged, and advised hies to indict the Captain for perjury; aid also for conspiring with his two companions (whose frames and addresses wire take.) for falsely mid maliciously charging him with • fraud. Levi, who is • man of considerable Property, declared that he would bring his se eeeee s to justice. The Captain and his friends were discharged, after the 'former bad received a severe reprimeted. UNION•HALL. EXTRAORDINARY INYEATIGATtON. _ _ la oar Psper of this dsy se'rtnight, under the above head, we ease sa luterestlagar• mint of the examin•tios of s young female named Louisa Marsha?, alias Hughes, who was charged with pirrintweg numeruss impositions on persona sad parishes, sad, antatigst others, that woeful establishment, the Mendicity Society ; on which occasion she *ma remanded o n the barge of Impasses as the partsb of Mary Mag dalen, Bel mondsey. _ . Tile publicity giros lo our Paper of the yrocediap on tilt # n 3 I p ~., t !,14 lift etirnioalron, hrought fo;th yesterday a host of over of parishes, and other Ibtfllo6l , l, 1.110 had been duptd by the Prisoner'. 'knitters, and an declarriy never heard of a more ingrnious impostor. AL two 'Alva Mr. hodkin, the ItearYßeeiTtary to the M dainty Society, anendeci,and al real genlemen con nected with the ratablishmeat ; slid immediately afterwards, L. B. Allen, Elq. the Magistrate before whom the ease was 'before [gusted, resumed the Investigation. On the girl being placed at the table, • general cry pre vailed amongst the Overseers of " That's she!" moat of them instortly recognising her. 1n addition le the evidence already adduced against her, the following persons now pre ferred accusations : Mr. Edward Build stated, that lid was formhrly master of the win kisuuse at Kingaton.upon-Thiroes. Oil the 15th April, 1820, the Prisoner was brought into the poorbussc in • most enriched condition, and remained Orono sonic tiny, and was provided fur different to the other paupers, as her manlier and appearance were very superior and prepossessing. Sbe slated her uame to be Maria o•Neil, and that she was a native of Edinburgh, where her parents resided, and where she was Inclined to go. The aentlemen of the parish were pre possessed to her favour; and Mr. Palmer, the High Sheriff, lout girat pains in endeavouring to induce her to give some farther account of herself; bat she refused, saying she did not like to expose her family, whir were very respectable.— - Subirequently the High Sheriff iostitoted an 'Privity in Edin burgh as to the 'nob of her parents living ihtre, when the whole ruined out to be • fabrication. She was then committed as • rogue and vagabood to prison fur seven days, and at the expiration of that period, elle was passed borne to the parish of St. Mary, Whitechapel, her legal settle.. ment. He had visited her since she had been in Horsemon ger-lane, and she told him she should be glad if she was dered to be transported, twilit was certain she should Mlle to nu good in Ibis etiolate!, Mr. James Scott, residing at Chelsea, slated, that be wiss • well knows to the Prisoner and she to him. On the 11th September last she Iwo found w the night time by Major/ , Edwards, who eesples in Queen street, St. George's, liana ver-squaie, !purl deplorable condition under the rails of Earl Giosvenor's house. Thai vitt' , man raised her up, lord took her home to his family, where she ' was treated with she greatest kindness. The Major then re gaoled him (aline's) to procure her:a lodging for the night; hat be failed in the attempt, and the Prisoner will per. witted to sleep with Ina tn.:tiler till morning, when he took her to Mr. M&ard, the ovens,. r, who gave her some pecu story assirtruce, after which she absconded suddenly Mr. Millard, the overseer of St. George's, Hanover equate, stated, that atom be relieved her, she said her name was Louisa Howley, and that she was on her way to Brigh ton, where her parents lived; but from exhaustion she had dropped cluvra where she was (oval by the Major. He offered to pay her fare to Brighton by the caravan, but she declined, and whilst he tossed his back far • few minutes, the Prisoner abscundtd, and he neve r beard any thing of her tilt he saw au account of ber •pprebension in the newspapers. Mr. Wltidrllllloll, au overseer W. Camberwell, said, that on the 24th May, 1520, the Prisoner was found lying is a emir of misery to the church yard; she was admitted into the workhorse, and her appearance obtained fur her the in weds uf many ladies is Camberwell, who were so prepos sessed is her (avulse that they exerted themselves to procure her admissive into the Female Penitentiary ; but before they could obtain the order the Prisoner absconded, taking with her the mstrun's shawl. Mr. Bodkin now elated to the Magistrate, that since the last examinat'ou be bad received wattage communications from pergola well acqvadited with the Prisoner's practices. He would brio state, that it was on the nigh) of the 16th of September that she was first seen by the Hun. %fits Walpole sitting in the most abject misery on the steps of a chapel near Berkeley.sovare. The Lady rinsed her up, and witt ed her tutu a shop, where she questioned her. She said her name was Louisa Huutley, and that abe was pursuing her journey to Hythe to her father, who was iu the blockade service. Site ear, through the medium of the Dowager Countess of &stowed, recommended to the notice of the Aleuditity Society. He had received a letter from Mr. Bd. huge, in the Strand, wheretar be slates that the Prisoner be. came chargeable to the parish of St. Maetio's-in the-Fields, of which he w . At this time he happened to be without • 5. The Prisontr, who was partien laity sodussrpros, was recommended to him by the Me. Iron, as being remarkably pious.—(A laugh )—Upon this recomeneadstion he was induced to take her into bin service os the Friday, mod we the foltommg nursling she eloped with shoes 404. is money. and a watch belowiting to bus foreman. Hummer', be succeeded in getting bark the greater part of the !imperil, and it was by her promisieg to become •Il 1•11141 C In the Reface fie the D. slime that be de. sliced prosecuting ber; but whilst the mecenary prepare. lions were makiog fur her admission, she opals abscond, d, arid was near beard any more of till mow. He had also re gretted a leiter from Mr. Teague, the keeper of the Giltspurr. eteset C..pter, whereio be states, that the Prisoner, on the nth in 17 last, was found In the City, in • most wretched ittaisdition, a, ttic!' elate she was taken before Mr. Alderman Wtod, at tbelustice.roam v Guildhall, aod he was about to pass ber to Reading, which do slated to be ber restive plate; but upon her saying that she was on her road to Rath, where her parrots lived, she was not then sent to Reading. The Alderman inquired (she knew any person in Bath that she could refer loin to. She mentiourd the name of Mr Smith, a cal penter, who robe said knew ber paresis well. The Al derma.. then ordered her to be takes care of in the Compeer till be bad made inquiry into her case. Letters were sent to Bath, directed to Mr. White, but no such person could be fantod there. The worthy Aldermaa time duetted ber exami oedema to be taken on oath, stud she then swore that about abut nineteen years ago she was bora at her father's house, its the push of St. Giles, Reading, Barks and 'bat her father, Julio Hammerstey, was legally settled. She signed ber name to her •Ridavit Louisa Hammeraley." Her fur less cuudition induced the Alderman to recommend her to a • Imeinty of Ladies, who procured ber a situation at Kings- Awl, where she only remained a short lime before she sh immied, taking with her an immense quantity of wearing apparel. Handbills describing her perm, were {Mated aid disseminated, and notices were dispatched to all the police offices in the metropolis, but no tidings were bad of Mots Alawimeraley till mow, Mr. Mulll;ad, the ',Termer of Bermondsey, said he had also riceived virMss commuoicatious—amongst others was one from Middlewieb, where the Prisoner practised ureter. nits impositions, especially amongst the medical gentlemen. Tie Magistrate said, it ass quite clear she bad been par. siting a system of inspositioo fur • cuusidriable time, and be never braid of a greater adept in his life. Mr. Bodkin said, that it bad been slated that she would come into po ion of 6001.; bat he had un hesitation in saying, that report was of the same description as all her stones, completely false. He bed been told she was of low parents, mid was born is Black Licrivcourt, Wbilechapel, but be believed she was bore uk,l4l.iti. The Prisoner, on being called ow for her defence, said, she was neither burn at Whitecisapel ur Malts, but at Canter bury ; she bad a sister burr, at Malta. The Prisoner wit then ordered to Brixton House of Cor rectiuo fur three months. On her tieing taken into the street lobe placed in the cart with the other Prisoners fur the House of Correction, mnl tttudes flocked round to catch a glimpse of her person. An extraordinary leap, messurtng upwards of ten yards, was taken by Mr. Tains, of Louth, over the river Bane, near Seantblsslsy, whilst hunting with Sir RICHARD Surroa's hounds ou Thursday, the 14th instant. Mr. Blsnor, who some years since woe Mister of Mtn:hint Tailors' Schuol, being requested by • friend to pay particular attention to Ina son's edu cation, made the following reply :—" My drur Sir, my mode is to throw the learning I possess among my boys, to be scrambled for ; and of course those who are the most shrewd rod must alert will pick up the largest portion." During the night of Saturday h e persons broke into a warehouse belonging to Mr. tA.'ainiit, ironmonger, of High-street, Boston, and stole a b arre l or gnnpOWder. DEATH OP AIR. ADKINS, LATE COvElliall OV THE !loin& OF CORRECTION. Oo Thursday night last Mr. A !kin., who held the lion of Governor of the House of Correction, Co!Aide. fields, fur many y►ars, Bird at his rraideace, after a lung allures. He was winch respected, and very conspieuous fur his humanity towards the enfortanate objects placed under his anention. Tim Situation, which is very profitable, is elective. A eau/rasa bas already commenced. Mr. Hassel, the clerk of the prison for many years, is likely to succeed the deceased. _ . CORONER'S INQuksr. 4ar DROWNING. An inquest was held yesterday before Charles Jemm►tt, Esq. Coroner for Surrey, at the Six Bells Tavern, at Newili • gale, is the said comity, for the purpose 'of inquiring iota the death of a person named Thomas Kibbe., a respectable farmer, who was foetid drowned, on Wednesday, in a deep pond as his grounds, near the (arm-house. The evidence adduced before the Coroner was to the t.,1- lowing effect :—Oa Wednesday, the deceased was obietved to go front the barn towards the pond, with a pail 1 his hand, and it was supposed that he was gone fur some water fur the cattle. In consequence of his out rewriting at the time he was expected at home, a search was made for him, ■nd the pail seen in his possession a short time before was found goalie% on the surface of the pond. There was also a nsaik eau the bank of the pond, which appeared to have been cans. ed by some Doe sliding into the rester. The pond was dragged, and the lifeless corpse of the deceased was taken out. The Coroner stated that the evidence was ant very clear as to whether the deceased carnet lo his death by accident, or by throwing himself into the water. The Jury tasselled for some time, sad returned the fol. loniug Verdict Found drowned in a pond, into whirls be, in the opinion of tbe said Jurors of our Lord the King, accidentally fell." NAYAL INTELLIGENCE. PORTSMOUTH, ROPIEMBIR 28. Sailed the Eclipse, Kent, for the Eestoard. rvvrourw, ROTFM OFR 17. Arrived the Alfred sad Mary, Tippet, from Foimimili. with tit barrels of powder, got ashore yesterday from Whit. mod lity, nese We(ride—cargo saved, sod the vessel ex pected to be got 111 FALMOUTH NO MMMMM ft 27. Arrived the Lord Wellington, Bell, friim Quebec—sailed 26th ult. iis great dowels. Sailed Ilse lames and Ellen, Jones; and Magdalen, Leeman—hods for Jersey; Diligent , Curtis, for London; Upton, Stanworth. for Liverpool The Blucher packet from the Mediterranean is jest coming in. DRtL, NOVIIIIIIER 48. Came down from the River last night she Alexander, Just; and Prince George, Parker, fur Jamaica. Arrived sad sailed for the River the Juliana, Smith, fur Quebec; Harmony. Woodall, for Demerara; mad a brig f►om the Cape of Good Hope—particulars motets's. ■ARWICN, 29. Sailed thr Lady ?tiepin, with mails, ilc. r.ir Holland; and Lord Nelson, with mails, Ike. fue Cuxhaven. HOLYHEAD, NOVOIRIAL 27. Arrived the brig Hope, Tat !ford, Gum St. Andrew's, to LI. verpowl. On the 13th September, is tat 30. O. was plua dived by a Spanish brig order Patriot colours. r MARK ETS. ICORN EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, Novaetete 19. The samples of one vessel from Woodbridge only have been received since Wednesday, which the purchaser* will awl so much u look at, expecting every mninent large sup. plies by the great number of small craft detained by adverse winds in the port of Hier wirb, which being the last safe one their Captains prekr resrisiisior in, fearful ilmat the squally weather might come on at night; therefore sir prices must he quoted nominally as oa Monday. UXBRIDGE. Corn Inspector's Return, TRUILIDAT, NOVIIIIIREIL IS. Wheat, per load New ditto lOl to 131 be Barley, per quarter ..!Se —d to Ste •—d Oats ... e e 104 --d to 2 8 s j Beane • Ve —6l to 31.1—d Pease Rye • d I --s —4i NEWBURY, BF.RKS, Naumann. VI. Wheat .. 261 to 47a I Oats no to 281 Rya —a to --• Brans I Barley II. to 31. Prase Bread p.r ralloo 100 to la 9#d. DEVIZES, Novamova 28. Wheat.... 22s Od a 24s Od Oats IS. Od a 25. Od I Barley.... 21. Od a 33. Od Beans 1,018 Sacks of Wheat sold at the average of 18s. 2d. SMITHFIELD, FRIDAY, NOVEIIIIIII 2P. Oar supply of meat is uncommonly small this morning ; yet Beef is 2d. per atone cheaper, but Mutton is 2d , Veal Id., aid Pork id. per stone dearer. In Hay alone there is an •lieratiou of 45. per load. The following is a corrct state. meat of the prices sad numbers:— To sink the offal per stoat of 21b. 8eef....25. 6.1. to 3s. 4 .. Head of Cattle this day_ Idettoe..ts 6d. to 3s. 4d. Beasts Lamb...ol OA. to Or. 0.1. Siseep Vea1....44. 6d. to ss. 6d. Calves Pork .. 3r. 4•1 to 4s. 24 Pigs NEVVGATE AND LEADENHALL MARKETS. (By the Careen.) Reef .... Is 8.1 to 2s 84 I Veal .... 24 0.1 to 42 Ad Mullett.. Is 8.1 to 2a Ad I Pork.... 2. Od to 3, 8/1 PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. IT. a&mwes. WNITIRCWAPRI.. Neil Hay, 310. Oa to 410 s I Hay „...31 6.04 to 4/ 0. Od Old do. 0/o.od toe/ o.od l New do. 0111. 0.1 to 0/ Os 0.1 Clover 3/54 0 , 1 to 41 4. OJ Clover 31 10s Oil to 4/ 111 s Od blraw 111 I 0.1 to 11 l9s Od Straw 1/ 6s otl to 11 16s Od PRICE OF HOPS, per Cwt. pore ITS. BAS•. Kest ....21 108 to 4/ 15s Keel .... 3s to 41 101 Sussex „SU Os to 21 18s Sussex .... 21 O. to 2/ 10e Essex....2l 5s to 31 12s Essex .... 4s to 31 de Fatalism, doe, 61. Os. to 71. 74.—Secoods, 31.105. to 31. Os. "PRICE OF TALLOW, SOAP, Ste. per 1141 b. TowaTallow 41s 04 —. 11.1 Yellow Soap Yellow Russia 43.11.1 0.1 I Mottled White ditto...—s Oil —s Od Curd _ _ . Soap ditto.... 37. Od --s Od Graves I 7% Od Melting Stuff 354 Od —4 Od Good Dregs Ditto rottgli..l3s Od —p Od COAL MARKET, Rootturtit 20. Ships al Martel. Ships Sold Price. 17i Newcastle lb lb Smolderlaud [From the London Now Price normal FRIDAY, NOVEMBER i 9. Ccerrox.—The Cotton market, since oar last publication, has been in a very laarnid aisle, and it is reported that one or Iwo parcels of East India dercrlptions have been forced off privatety at • wall *eduction. The accounts received from Liverpool for the !..t few d'y' shit, the coll.:, m ad ,„ heavy sad rather lower. The puteha•to here fur the Ittk eocliwg yrserrdfy jaelosire, cuarlot of 100 Simla 300 Bowels - 50 Madras 54,1. SUGAIL—The quantity of Mubroviiirs sold doling :he week ha• been t, nn arroutsi of Me loo:1,4 supply of good win king SItZSI S, and lions the cirrum,tance of several exteasive bottle's baying withdrawn the :milk, from show, the termer prices huve not only be , n fully "up. ported, but in some instances good and fine Lye realised prices • shade higher. The R. ti seri a bier bees cm. siderable bums duriag time present week. The supply of low goods at market is inconsolerahlr, and the late currency is folly maintained' the /La.,' qualities CS more abondent, sad 11b4 bolder. of the latter are so eager i • effect sales, nisi the pekes must be quoted a shade loser... Molasses are 30s. For Foreign Sugars there are few inquiries by plitei s COUIVICi, mud urn public sale: bare lately been bruu y hl f or . ward. East ludic Sugars are muck' about the In. 1,,,i,, House prices. Corral—There have been only two public sales 4.1 Cz e ibir week : ordinary stud good or elitist, SI. Domingo so. t Tuesday Ns. a 07s. since which entre base b• en eateuni.. inquiries by prorate contract, us accoreut et a cunairkestrie adiatice iu St. Domingo Coffee at Antwerp. The public sale thin forenoon consisted of 137 casks it bags; &Aire, gouil middling, realised 13:Is.; the renscad er consisted of ordinary broken and dam:iv-el Ciffre, fwmuit no criterion of the market. Six bales Morivt sold at 1U7,, 106 casks, 41 bags good to fine urdinAry . Si. Domingo iv, taken in, the casks at 965, the bags at 981., lip- latter paved of since ibe sale at thin. Generally the Coffee market may be {Weil improvisor. Faure —.Tile whole of the Desna and Valetta' Raienn landed are sold at •butit the pro es quoted, and d. lured to be re-sold again, Drilla' at t ValeoilAt 745. There are two parcels of sew Currents to land. Is Muscatels and Blooms there is very Wilt alteration Fisneb and Impenal Plums go off freely. al fair prices; Pretties and Jordan •loonds are lower. For the old Turkey Figs sad Sultanas offered to the public sale, there swine. d 110 buyers. Ruw, BRANDY, RIM HOLLANDP.—The brisk demand for Brandy has subsided, chicAy on account of the usfavosrabk Seas tram France, as to mercantile Wares, winch will pet. bably lower she prices at Hourdeaus. Hums continue en. etediogly, licavy„ nod the holders now evince a great ausiety to effect sales. In Geneva there is no arieratien. SPICII —The demand fur Plll.'lllo ciiasidrrahle. The sales of Pepper ace rather extrasise : the prices of the latter are a shade higher. TALLOW.—:I here is no material slteraiiva 1111 Fursßu Tsl w armee Fr.day Inst. Yel.ow eacdle at three o'clock to. day was Us. &I.—buyers. No purchases wary Meld lately repotted. PRICE OF CANDLES, Prom Tallow Chandlers HAIL Price of Candles, per dozen, IN thl—Muithln, 10. 6J. 6d. per dozen allowed for rrully no,Juley. N.B.—The prices io the general Itetatl Shops ■re from 71d. to Sd. per lb. DARING BORGLART.—Yestertlay morning some daring 'Meats entered the house of Mr. DousT, tobacconist, of Wardoer-street, Soho-sqoare, while the family were asleep, when they plundered the place of properly to a considerable amount, sad effected their e.citpe. There is a siligulAr circumstance connected with Bideford Bridge ;--:The tide flows so rapidly that the bridge cannot be repaired by mortar; the Bridge Corporation, therefore, keep boats io em ploy to bring muscles to it, and the interstices of the bridge are filled by hand with those muscles; and it is supported from being driven away by the tide entirely by else strong threads those muscles fix to the stone work ; and by •an act or • grant it is • crime for transportation to any person who shall remove those muscly, unless in the presence tad by the consent of the Corporstive Trustees. The f ,Ilowing is the challenge of the ehompioi runner to .11 E..vlend Julia Halton, of Kirkby Noorside, to the North Riding of the eoserty of Y..rk, oilt run any man, from sue site is any risstaoer, for 100 %overt-mon, nr to soy .swat tip to 1,000 sovereagos.—kirAlty hoar ids, Piertiater 15, 1521." PRICE OF STOCK O S I Y d EST AH E nu R I D O : B I% ..79I 80 Bank Stock.. 446 1 447} Ind r Bonds... 44 43 pr. 246 i 3 per Cent. Red... 8011 El. Kills, t .....1,00/. 3 pe el : l C : I I I Cour.... (31A 4 6 pr. Dam 5ma11....6 8 pr 31 per Ceot.. 94111 LottrryTicketr, 831. I la. 4 per Ceuta.... gni 98 'odor for Acc 4561 New Ditto .... ;Oita Lor.s. fur Ac... 811 82 Bunk L. Ann. SO 7-104 SIR irop.3 per Lt. Ann. 794 COURSE OF EXCHANGE, ileasterdatn....C.F. 12 2 Ditto at sight ll 19 Rotterdam ..... 2U. 12 3 Aatwerp . Hataburgh ....14 U. 37 6 Altana ...... ..2i ET 37 7 Paris 3 day's sight .. 25 15 Ditto Roarileaux 25 75 Barba 7 7 Frankfurt oa the _ 1 :, FWD/AI, Nlnallniall 29. Leghorn 471 Genoa 43i Venice Malta Naples ... 39j Palermo ......penes. 118 Lielion Oporto ..• •. Rio Janeiro Bubia Dublin 4 Cork Main, Ex. Nr 154 Petersburgh, rbl 3 U. 91 Vienna effective t M 10 30 Trieste.... de lO 110 371 Cadiz .. 'MILLION. - Portugal Gold I■ g' a. d. Coin, per 05....• • • Foreign Gold it • Bars ..3 17 New Donl}luwas ..• 0 0 New Dollars .....• 4 91 I Silver Is Bars ....• 4 I Bi 'boa 37' Barerlona 36 5evi11e......... .. 90. Gibraltar BIRTH. Lately. at Stoke Hall, Lta,olaakire, t►e Lady of Sir Robrrt Hose Bromley, Bart. of a sou. MA It R I AG F.S. On Thursday, at St. George's, Blotonstutry, Henry Hubei t Gooch, of Southwuttl, Esq., to Was W•yatt At Southampton, on the 26th isratrot, trettjawsta Coo', Erg. of Purley Lodge, Slurry, to Laura Emil), 3otrugsst slaughter of the lase Witham Litidges, Esq. of Lisei,tule, Hants. On Monday, the 19th inst. at Arnold, Notts, Mr. Matthew Shelton. aced 17, to Mrs. Anne Handley, aged The brt&groom wan married with the curoo it of b.. and became a husband, father, and graitatatlscr, ati is so. , day! DF.ATHS. On the 27th hie, at Bath, Dorothea Margaret, lertu I daughter of John Tani, Esq. A few weeks strt, in America, David Wilby, forialefir of Ossett, Yorkshire ' clothier. He was well Larson in the mercantile part of the West Riding; Basing once cow pnuuded with his creditors, been twice a bankrupt, twice petitioned for his discharge under the loopier*. Act, suit twice left Eaglaod to avoid the imparkswities of his creditors! He rreeived • hurt on his pommy. width tsruiinated is a mortification, and ended his daps shortly after his arrival. HIGH WATER THIS DAT AT LONDOLBRIDGL lineuiug 9 after 3 I Afternoon S 9 after 3 Printed sad Pub!lased et the BRITISH PRESS awl THE GLOBE Office, No. 117, Strand, by CHARLES CORNWELL, of the Strand. HUNGERFORD. N078111a6 27. Wheat 264 Od to 52s Od I n Oats.... 14s Od to ?Os Od Bauer 23s Od to 28. Oil Bea.. 20. Od to 33. OJ SALISBURY. Novutitaa 26. Wisest 26. to 44. thl I 0at5...." 16s Od to Ills Od Barley. ■ ■ - ~5 .1 '‘ll V U i+