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epos es superior in polka of emolument to the Arthdioerse of Dulalau. The Rev. Dr. Dunn ie coolidentti spate& of se the person who will be 'elected for the vacancy which has occurred in the EurecolsoP order. We have uteekli pleasure in contradicting the nimosseartuent of the droll' of Leonard MiNally, V.±tip Oft of the Coroners for the county of Ducat. ROSCOMMON ASSIZES. TRIAL OF THE RIBBONMEN. ROSCOMMON, 'Wiwi I. The Crown• prosecutions omainsenced this dry. The (nit person put on trial was Stephen /011 . Gerryi Owed with burglary, with intent to commit a tobbery; second indictuient,for demanding money ; third indictment, for breaking into the dwelling- Insuse of Nlich. liannully, after tun-sit. and injur ing the same; fourth indictment, for forciby exact ing money ; fifth indictment, fur demanding same, •slth intent to rob; sixth indictment, fur appearing by night armed. The evidence on the part of the Crown then com menced, and fully supported the indictments. Af. err a. ',cm *volition of it by the Learned Judge (Daly), the Jury, without quitting their box, found the I'ri•nrrrr Guilty upon all the indictments. The Learned Judge had the Prisoner then called •p for sentence, and after a most energetic and feeling appeal to those present, on the extent and enormity of the crimes which appeared so prevalent in the county of Roscommon, he passed the moral sentence of the law, but has nut yet appointed a day for hi+ execution. The next trial which took place was that of Pa trick Feehily,Juhn Coyle, John Flunagtm, Patrick Corlun, lend Hugh MqVaniara, charged under the 15th and I6:h of the King. with as-einhling by night, and wearing badges, and assuming the name of Ribbonmen. To support this cave it was proved, en the part of the Crown, that those persons, in com pany with upwards of 50 more, were met, at four o'clock on the morning of 30th Dec. last, by Owen Young, E•q. • Magistrate of this county, who had previously received information of their intention ; and h.fore they could proceed to any acts of out rage, he, with at small party. en•ststusg of twelve prrsmis, attacked this gang of nightly marauders, MIA Siltettiled in apprehending the ',moue's. The prisoner+ were all found Guilty, but sentence lies not brrti as art pained. This trial lasted until right n'clork in the evening. Thtaly Hurley and Patrick Gill' were capitally cai.cicti it ou the first trial, and sentenced to suffer drath ; and oii the second trial, which occupied the Court until half-past nine o'-:hick on Thursday eywniol. Matthew Iliorinion, alias Captain Mar wi9a, wits also capitally convicted. Eight were found guilty of transportable felonies—senteLce not passed. ESSEX I.NNT ASSIZE. The Contotiorion fur holdiotthe A"-ize for t his muff was (mewl on Saturday last. The Hon. Sir ‘i Ohm Garrow having 'sacred the tows about six o'clock that etesiug. accompanied by Sir r'rhomas Nome, Bart. the precast digit Streviff, they proceeded to the foe.that purpose. The following day; the Leattred Judge, accompa hied •by the Midi Sheriff mud Ms suite, attended dire s - service, both morning and evening; we also tintreed tie Hight Hon. Lotd Braybrooke. the Lord Lieutenant of the county, and several other dish*. gusi-hsrl termintgef, who were present. On Monduy 1110111111 g the Judges proceeded to hosiirers, Mr. 1/11.011 GirrOM in tic Aisi Prier Court, and the Lord Chief Baron on the Crown • rode. • The Grand Jury being worn, the Learned J u dge achlreseed them as follow% : •• Gentlemen of the (.rand Jury, I hod in the calendar some ofieuces of a me hnrcholy description. the particubsre of which I need not stow enlarge upon. Your experience in crortinal Cage" renders it uoneeewntry for me to es. pl.on the stature of your druier ; bui. if I C4lll give any smalltime?, nothing will give me greater sans fac ; at present, however, there will be no sieves- Si , ! f e me to trouble you, I shell, therefore, riot a •fr e any more of your valuable time. 1 understand smile progress has been made in the. improvement of the county gaol, which will not only be attended with advontage to the ueliappy person: , confined, but also hrorticial to the public at large, as it respects t.•r •.I'.utortoni likely to be effected in the inure!. and uniidact of the Prisoners. I shall not deism you by any more observagione ; you will, therefore, retire to your norm, and consider of the cases which will be laid before you." The Grand Jury accordingly retired to their merit, shortly after returned with a number of James Fox was indicted for having obtained a . chesnut gelding from the livery stables of Mr. Benjamin Jordan, of Cambridge, under the 211p stoned character of Sir Charles Thompson, sod by representing himself. to .be a Fellow-Commoner of St. John's College. The fact of his hiring the horse, and detaining it beyond the time he engaged the animal, was proved, but no evidence was ad duced that the prisoner had offered it fur gale ; the Judge therefore directed an acquittal. The crew of the Hazard smuggling vessel, of Boulogne. being i 2 in number, who resisted the Affegle revenue cutter, when in the act of taking possession of her coutrabaiiil c. ago. were arr a igned at the bar. They consisted of a mixture 01 ench and English. the Captain liiiii.elf heroic H French men. 1n consequence of their as pleading guilty, and io consideration of the length of time they had been committed. being in November last, Mr. Ste irasit 0!trlow addressed the Jury, and said, that the sole object of this prosecution was to teach to_ feigners as well as Englishmen, that the municipal laws of this country were nos to be violated with impumity. The Prisoners having suffered a long unprivonment, sod as they had pleaded guilty, he should not press for any further punishment. The Prioniers were then discheoged, upon their own seversl reeogreizsoces to he of good behaviour. Nerdy all the Promoters upon the calendar have been tried ; Fairheati and Gallon, for sheep-Meeks tog, and other offences iu Rochford hundred ; Leary drutru and Patrick Welsh, fur uttering forged notes, were the ohly prisoners upon whom sentence of death hod been parried, and who had not sub. ettoirotly been reprieved. The two unfortunate • • koala who stand slimed spa the &whir a murdering their own 'Taping, will be arraigned this day, as wail/silk food" Prianners generally. CIVIL, SIDS. •,, . I.IIOOOT V. wti.sna, am. . This wait so action of debt wpirwc this Sheriff. for the rim* of one Green; a debtor Pliiestat, at whose suit he hart ben angst t had 'scow d out of the custody of Shade, the er. Mr. l4lwryett, Mr. Bullard, sod Mr. Chaste con• dusted the Plaiutirs case; and Mr. Watford, the Defendant's. It appeared that Green had been arrested in the borough of Malden), at the suit.of the Plaintiff, fur the sum of 3161. end notwithstanding there were four Sheriff's Officers engaged in arresting him and another man, he was suffered to go at ferge. Mr. W A LrORD objected in d e fence to the action, that by the Nlalrfore Charter of Incorporation Kraut- Id by Philip and Mary, and by subsequent Char ters, the S;teriff of Essex and his officers were re strained lions arresting any person within the borough. Passages in the several Charters granted to the borough were referred to by the Learned Counsel. Mr. Baron GARROW, after firedog the objection discussed shortly on both sides, gave the Delendaot leave to move the Court above, to enter a tioti.uit ; but in that mean time. his Lordship directed the Jury to trod their verdict for the Plaintiff. Verdict for the Plaintiff is.—U.bi 3161. CARTWataHT tf. atINNItICIPtaI.D. This was an metro') of trespass against the De fendant fur driving his gig against a mare. the property of the Plaintiff, whereby the animal was so much injured that it was deemed necessary to destroy her. The Defendant pleaded, that the ware in question was killed in consequence of the negligence of the Plaiutes servant, aud not from any fault of his. Several witnesses were examined, from whose evidence the following facts were disclosed :—The Plaintiff is the landlord of the Horn lan, at fir rill tree, and was the owner of the mare in question, which, when nut otherwise emplo3ed, was used as a hunter ; and the Defendant is a tobacco and snuff-dealer, in London, who also occupies a small tarns at Hutton, in this caurrty. On the 4th of December last a very sharp arid isitellitient boy, the Plaintiff's servant, named Miliaria Jago. had been out with the mare for the purpose of exercising her, and, on his return, in cativo:l with another lad named flobbs. who was slap on horseback, he and his companion, who had been riding their horses at a walking pace. stopped at the Green Dragon public-house, intending to take a little beer, The public-house was on their wro,•g side of the road where they had 'topped, at the instant the Defendant, accompanied by his wife, iu a gig, d,use up, at the rate of between eight moil eleven miles an hour ; when, before the buy Jags) could get the mare out of the way, the gig came is. 14416 i with one of . her h rid quer ters, and entered the flesh to the depth of eleven inches, and broke. The were was throw ii dow n 'by the shock, with the buy under her, but for tunately he Was not hurt. Notwitlistarding the injury, the mare recovered her feet a g ain, but bled must profusely. A farrier vas vent for, to extract the broken shaft ; but in the result, it was deemed advisable to put an end to her sufferings, no hopes being entertained of her recovery. After the acci dent. the Defendant's horse rail off at full sired, With its load, and before it hail proceeded far, the t r,.g was thrown Is pun a Lank, and the Defendant himself was lowed out upon the road, and in a few 'Monies afterwards 111. wile was larowtr s flitio a ditch. hut fortunately both escaped unhurt. The [Mend ant, without 'topping to inquire (tiro the etreups stances of the misforturie, pueaumi bisioursrev. afterwards *topped on tho road at a Whetl , igheis shop to have the shaft of his gig repaired. Tairther lie was traced by one of the Plaintiff's witnesses, who demanded his name and address, which lie refused to give, until he was told that be alo sal I be committed to the custody of a constable; when, with apparent reluctance, he gave a cold of reference to his shop in London, and Ins larris at Hutton, and upon his refusing to make a coin peouratiou fur the 10.. of the Planitiff's mare. the present action was brought. The mare was **Ora to be wrotlipkg guineas —that she was an auiural perfectly gentle—that the boy Jag° was free from all blame, and was ',VT:telly COlUilelelit to manage her as a rider. Several witnesses were then called on behalf of the Defendant, the substance of whose evidence was, that the Defeirolant at the time the accident happened. was driving at a fair bevelling pave on his own side of. the mail—that the Plaintiff's snare, under tie guidance of the boy ,ago, had suddenly crossed over f her proper side of the road, to the Green Dragon politic-house, and having be gun to sidle kick at the liniment the palm. dant's gig was going at a quick pace, it was Ito lute for the- hatter. to pull up. and the accideut turavoidality fial q the Plaintiff 'a mate was naturally a vicious animal and much given to kick, and that one of the Plaintiff's own witnesses, named !Jobb., had admitted. immedi ately after the accident, that the Defendant was nut in fault, but that the 6'l Jago alone wart to blame in crossing from his right vide of the road, at tl.e instant 1w was passing. Witriesses were examined for the Plaintiff in reply, for the purpose of contra dicting the Deferalant's evidence. and it appeared that the road where the accident happened was 43 fret in width. and that the Defetidant's wale bail said in her husband's preartive. that that walk not the first time they had been thrown out of thaw gig by their own horse. It uopeared also, that at the time of the peciikto the Lieletidarit's truss were held loosely iu his hand, said that lie was an un skilful driver.' Mr. Baron GARItoW summed up the evidence with great nouuteuress, anal told the Jury, that their verdict must devisod upon the credit they should give to the witnesses examined on the one stile and on the other. e lite Jury retired for nearly two hours, and on their return, titlivered in a verdict for the l'iattaik dainsges 401. nagWiTall a. SEWELL. AND fIIOOTIIET. . Thaw was au action 14 dchsulatiun. •Ihe trial . lasted from twelve o'clock on Wednesday until 'Our , yesterday afternoon, when the Jury returned a rens diet for the Plaintiff—. Damages 2,000/, yoßirsnikeitiii issizES. GUILDHALL, lifottllAT, HARgAte. Before Ur. Jostler Pawl. • At halt past right o'clock this morning the Court en rih when, the venal pvelinalimeiv% We. hist*. P•ut delivered his Charge to the Gruel Jury. K. 11,'bat dn. Was the BM time he hail had to midterm a Grated Wpm* of this city, although many years ea vecssinnal resident within its walls; it was, thereto'', with no small.legree el pain that he beheld au great a number of primates In the calendar before him; a number, ne believed, unexampled Rut even this bad one good appearance, which ws., time tie Magistrates bad paid considerable attention to the police, by bringing the 'graders to justice so MOM after the cora mis4ion of each offence : and he trusted that those ne* in rostioly formed a considerable part of the offenders who had beeu Koji , y animas in this city. Although the offences were numerous, and some of peat magnitude, they were but such as the Grand Jury haul been aircusionsed to judge OpOO. There was, however, one case to which he would call their particular attention, and also the attrnti•'n of the pre. issuers of the bill: it was the rise of George Marshall, whirls stood serotol in the calendar. The depositions were extremely short. He was not prepared to Male whether or oat he well n servant, and acting is that rapacity; but it was important so ascertain that, as it would vary the offence, making it • felony on one hand, and a fraud on the other. Marshall, it seems, went to • Mr. Rookies*, and said that he wan servant to Gorge Magma, and applied to Mr. Bootless fur m 'y, on his masters account. Houlth as paid him the money, which he never delivered into the hand of Mason. The law forwurrly was, that if a servant obtained moss", in big master's rime, mud appropriated it to his own use, the crime was a COMMON fraud—but it was deem ed proper, during the reign of his late Majesty, to pass en Art, which constituted the °Refire a felony.— You will, bowever, contitioril his Lordship, bud the bill as the circumstances appear to you. The Judge then said, that be 'wed not longer dwell ON the subject, as they were Gentle men who had tilled that siiiiatimt fresinsolly before, and had show° themselves always ready to repre's every thine cal. enlaced to endanger she public peace, or the murals of the people. If it had been ai caws' yto have said more, that tie rreaity was done away with, by the prime's! sr atiention of the Grand Jury to the proclamation against vice, which had just been read. Ilia Lordship then concluded, and the Graud Jury retired. The brat Prisoner tried, was Williams TIdII. charged with having, on Tuesday the 16th day of December last, uttered • bill of Exchange, purporting to be drawn by Thomas Worthington on Metiers. Jones, Lloyd, and Co. bankers, London, and dated Manchester, 20th Nov. 1819," pay able two months after date to the order of Mr. Thomas Turner, for 1001. well knowing the said bill to be forged and eisuiderfeil ; and with having forged the mane of John Thompson, un the said hill of exchange, with intent to de fraud Messrs. Wilson and Co. bankers, Yolk, of the sum of 1001. Mr. Thomaa Dodd staled, that he was a clerk in the hank• ing.hoit.e of Measra. Wilson and Co. in this city ; the partners' names were Thomas Wilson, John Tweedy. Joseph Bilton, Siskiell Sinclair Wilson. He fre4llllPeigi MI Tuesday the 14th December last, seeing the prisoner at their bank, between one and two o'clock in the ant-moon : be presented • bill of exelsmaire, wishing to have it discounted for notes. Witness •xa ttt i t nal the 1011, and asked the prisoner his name, be re plied that it was John Thompson, and that he resided at Manchester. Atter showing the bill to Mr. Joseph Wilson and Mr. Tweedy, who approved of it, witness discounted it, and the prisoner endues.: ri John Thompson upon it, which witness saw him do. Witness asked the prisoner who Wm. Lomax, the hut eaduraer, was? to which lie replied, " M Is toy brollwr-in-law, mud lives next dour to me, in Manche,- lee." After receiving the nosey, the prisoner left the bank. About three buttes afterwards, in consequence of some thing a Inch had been communicated at the bank, wit tier.. went to. Leeds, its search of the Prisoner, accompanied by Mr. Joseph Mr. Wbitwell, of the house of Bar ber and Whitwell, silversmiths., and Letitia's,. the constable. After making Imo:miry at ararral inns, they ascertained that the Prisoner had heen• at our of them, but was not within at that time. They steal out, and found him in the street, les twee. the bums of detest and twelve o'clock at nicht. When the Prisoner saw theta, he ran away, but was put an. d and taken into en runty. Witness asked the Prisoner if he recollected seeing him at York that day? He replied in the affirmative. Ost being taken to the ion, Mr Wilson asked hint if he lout not paid a bill at Wilson and CO.'llbank, at Turk To which he replied " I did, and am sorry for it Mr. Wilton then said they had reason to believe that t was 0411 a good one. The Prisoner said it was 1101. Wt.- ness asked him which endorsement was furred? He answer irsl, " they are all furred; it is all of my own doing." On lit Mg asked his name, he said it was William Tidd, and that be bail formerly been a clerk in Messrs. Leatham and Cu.'. hank at Pante(' act. He was bruught in steamily to Yosk. To a question from the Learnt d Judge, witness said, that he was quite sure that neither threat nor promise were held ont to hint to induce hint to reveal this. ; Mr. Whitaker, clerk in Leathant and Co.'s hank, at Pon- Is tract, and who has been so for 90 years, stated, that he knew the Prisoner very well; he wasemployed in that bank as tinder desk, fur the apace of about two years, three or four yeasts ago. Oil being shelves the bill, be said, that the I (inform-meat of Wm. Whitaker was out his writing. The Prisoner's vane was Wm. Tidd, when employed in their bank To Twilit's', from his lordship, the witness said, that tic knew the breed-tr. iting of the Prisoner. The words William Whitaker, on that bill were not like Tidd's. Timor of John : Thomaston had the appearance of the Prisoner's writing. He always went by the name of Told, and never by that of John Thompson. Leeinau, frolicemllicer, gave • similar evidence to I that of Mr. Dodd ; is addition to which he stated, that on j- the Prisoner being searched, another bill of exchange was I resod on his person; as also were three gold watcher and a bill of parcels fur them. Mr. Wilsou asked the Prisone r j• ishat kind of a bill be haul paid for the watches; he replied, 1 - *lme of a similar kind." Is The Prisouer on being asked what be had to say in his defence, replied, in a very low tune of voice, " Nothing." • The Learned Judge then read the evidence over to the Jury ; and said, the indict:twist was founded only on one : coma, which was the end:nu-meats of W. Whitaker and t Sohn Thompson. The eirennotances of the case were so I • clearly stated by Mr. lhold, that be bad only called the Other witnesses, merely fur the satisfaction of the Jury. His Lordship observed, that he had asked the wettings most calculated to exunerate the Prisoner from the charge; but which, he feared, was tou clearly provtd against Is.m. It t was isnmattrial whether there was Notch a Warm as John Thompson or nut. The Jury, after a few 11141111eUfli consultation, pronounced the Prisouer—Guilly. llns tang the whole orate trial, and particularly during the • passing of the sentence, the Prisoner was much affected; and so much to, uu receiving his sentence. that he faintest, but soon revuveersi. He is a respectable good-looking young —any only 23 years of age, and Is a usitive ut Suaith, i *ear Thorne, in this county. There was another indictment against the Prisoner, for having on the 13th December lust (the day previous to pay illur the bill at Wi1.0105 batik) uttered a similar our fur 100/: ; ars Messrs. Barber null Whitescil, of this city. He was nut fried tau this charge. .. . _ • Extract of a letter, dated Exeter, Mirth 7.—" Our thea tre ass tut•lly destroyed by fire this morniug, with every article of scenery, machinery, decorations, and musical M- I struusesits ; nut an stuns rat either is saved. The fire w• 0 i nut discovered till two o'clock its the morniug, by the flames bursting through the roof. The whole of the interior was by that time sh wiled. No cause can be positively assign.. eat fm the esculent; but it is conjeetored by many, though isut generally, that it was uccastuued by the at if heat from gas-tights iu the centre, u Inch were sor alp 114• St the mho*, or the view of the stage from the gallery Would have beer impeded. The managers hare lately.tuest at great expense in decorating and improving the theatre, arid their lOU is CollSifill I Ili ly enhanced. The damage may perhaps otreeol 6,0001., though it is set Insured ter awl them ball that sum." MARK IS7'S. [From the "Londoo New Pelee ()mem! "] FRIDAY AFTERNOON. MARCH 10. SuoAtt.—There has beef• steady and increasing demand for rduscoesdes this week; little variation in the prices can be stated, yet the geueral appearance uf the market is much more favourable for ass improvement of the trade. In Refined Goods the sates this week have been limited, and the market, since the arrival of the Fureiga mails, may be stated rathrr heavy ; yet few parcels are offering, and blimps and losers for packing and melting go off at the for mer prices., but there is no briskness its the demand. W- I have twin its steady request. Foreign Sugars go uff rr.ely at improving prices; fur good white Brasil 45.. • 465.; fair and the brown qualities colorant'd high prices in pruportiun,3o*. mid 31s. COFVEC—The Coffee market has considerably improved both in the demand and in the piers : the request com menced uu Tuesday last, since which considetable purchases have 11. eu made; St. Domingo II us. Bd. Th. demand by the grocers, fur the home cosisstorprioss of the c o un try, b., ' been considerable; they hare taken urdioary 07, 1 .43uti foamy Jamaica, the latter 116 s. a 117 s. The 1.5.1. he sale of Wednesday wrist off with great briskness, ges.,:oly Rs. ■ Sr. higher limo by private contract—goad OrtilMbly Jamaica 1111 s. a 1165., Sue ordinary and ordinary middling 1225. a lids. There were se public sales of Coffee this foresaw; the request continues general and brisk ; Mo. is stated to he realised fur St. Domingo, and few sellers at the improves. meet. CsaTTON.--Tlse Cotton market continues heavy, ansithe ludia Compaq having declared a further qunistily for sale un the 17th Met. has added to the general staguatiou of the trade. The purchases since ear last consist uf 300 Formant bums 16. P. good. duty paid; 100 Boned. I rood, is bond ; 100 Semis ltd. a 71r1.; 500 Beacals bd. a 6/.1. There has bare a very brisk and general demises) rut Pepper on amorist of the small quantity declared by lbe Compaq, used yesterday 44 was realised. Oise seas, is f o r the adverse& is, the report that the taxed price of the reel sale s ill be 7J —Good Pimt nib realises aud 9iJ .v 1 tither Spices there is nut much doh's. I' War, DRAINDY, 41%D flottattes.--The Rea ameba tea PRICE OF STOCRII YEITRADAY. 3 per Ct. Coup.... 66111 I Ex. 13;11...1...2 3 Wt. 5 ner Ct. N. AIM. 103 k I Lottery Tickets ti/. 14, 4 11144 3 iwr CI. An, I Coss. tic Ace.. (Rai • India Ronde... 14 1s pr. J • Chi Friday, She Sd isstaut, at Chariesille. the VIFtCOII.,t. Maack. of • &smith r. OuAsy, the lith li, taut, the Lady of Freaklaud, Esq. of a daughter. DEATH. . . It is our painful duty to relate the lows .( a trey . tralnado flatware.. of society, in 11w death of Mr. Cr dere Itelaworr. Detuadraper, Ike. of Rayleigh. On the 6.1. rooart, .Ur Relshatn, with .oritte frorodo, took a boat kepi by 3lr. Paz". at South End, and went to Sheerness two.. They *elm urri about tau airlock Ike same evening. marl Page it 4.1 tall anchor a short distance (non the shore, t i.r t ideal tire Nu M 1... lime flowing very foal, but the wind had not then inereno st ' , to that height which ara: shortly after et:permuted. I'lr !arts had neatly all got into the small brat, in duet' ss Mr. 11.1418141, with a crateful wind, ottere.l the purrs= •,• Plana, "Thank Cud, we have got back safer at oi.e taws. Jaortarti the Ise4 persona tittered the boat. IP 111. it CaMIP dit to mar" whet' Mr. Belot...in di overboard, soot notwillotandiwg every tsertion on the past of his CUlPpa tailMlP, she Iheallgisvi recovered the hual, they could not rescue hint frond It watery grave,—(Chelorafurd WATER THIS DAY AT lAMISIN BRIDGE. ilarAtteg 33 after I. I Ereasiug 0 after 011114 ft "- •• . - - .riotea sod Published nTao POINISH Puss and Tilt GLono ( N ice, No. It?, Stroud, by C. COKI‘II.-.1.L, (!cam/. • • Lir rtitstuttirmet 1111141, Maims 44 e. 14 The LoilirtimicaiLoa was . tomtits. Wife four shlock is hearing if no interest trocimat $ the parties sdedisilider which how boa Lordship rose. . j .t 1 ; POLICE. BOW STSIIII. Several woes and boys were brought to the "dire, charged with robberies at and near the hiotiop for the %Vested...to elettioo, i■ Covent-garden. One gentleman was robbed of his gold watch and chain about the time of the close of the pull. near the end of fling-street, he was mulch peened against, sod his arms held up, while the peg robbed him, sod feeling his watch takes from biro, be called out loudly for help, sod the vitiate who robbed him, is mooing away, ran into the midst of a party of the patrole who were fortun ately nut far from the spot. They stopped and secured him, and es ocarthie4 him they found the gentleman's watch its his breecloe. The gruilemau was also rubbed of his purse by • boy.one of the pug, whom the patrole were also fortunate *sough to stop, •ud fused the purse with its contests is hie pucket. Mr. Foster, of Charing-cross, was robbed of a valuable gold watch and seals. He did nut 'mistime into the crowd, but was fliMle lards distance from it. He was not gullible at what time be had bee• rubbed of it, or the particular spot. Assails Maar and Caroline IValke►, two ruing women sit rtspretable npristatier, underwent • proud examination, charged with impositig upon several pawn brokers, some of shims to a tonsiderable extent, is pledging chains, porportisig to be gold chains, fur ti. 2s. which are only worth lbs. The fresh charges against then were committed iu the city, they were there fore not gore into. 711 E 7111114. BITTING AT TATTERSALL'S, Malta. 11. DERBY. 73 to I apt Arbutus 13 to scat Sailor 16 to I apt c. out of Cat 16 to 1 apt Brother to Blocher 17 to 1 apt Brother to Whisker 18 to 1 •Rst Punier's 20 to 1 agst soy other. OA 5 10 1 •Rst KII. the Sorcery f. sworfil. I 4 to 1 eget Sella. RI DOI.' 4 to 1 •get Mr. Worthy'• Haphazard e. IT. 1.1 15 to 1 •pt Mr. Pierces Liaette c. GIL IS to 1 apt Arbutus. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. WOIMIROMII. MARSH 9. Arrived the Salmis, Cowin, from Faro, in 48 days; and Alia. Lindsay, from Liverpool, fur London. Sailed the Bellfield, WilsoU, for Landes; sad Hydra hulls under jury masts, fur ditto. ORAL, MARCH 9. Came dawn froth she River and remain the Hope, for Tobago; Electra, Rubinson, for Philadelphia; Loaders, Hodson, for Seville•; William, Thompson, fur St. Michael's; sad Sprung, Peal, fur the Smith Seas. amageos, x•acie An anchor, weighing about 24 cwt. and 200 fathoms 14 inch cable, supposed to belong to the Favourite, sloop of war, have heed brought on shorn by a Walter ; also as cher and cable lielouiing to the Friendship, of Hastings, several yards, masts, /cc. 'FALMOUTH, MACH 7. Arrived the Thalia, Webster, from Jamaica is 63 days, 1 for L. ■ d un. She exp. viewed very bail weather iii her pus. sage, by which her stern is stove in ; she is in went of pro visions. She !war., off Cape St. Nichols•, IN.mingo, the Lumps, Talbert, turn B. rmuda for Mowitta Bny. LIVERPOOL, SLERCII 8. Arrived the Fame, Berry; Roger Stewart, Coop; mid Jamrs M—, Aiidermia, from Charleston. COURSE OF EXCHANI Anivterdain C F l2 1 Ditto at sight II 18 Rotterdam .... 11 2 &BIN erp flitinburgh U. 36 S A1t0na........21 U. 30 6 l'ai is 3 day's sigl4 25 20 Ditto U. 25 50 Boticoleaux Frankfurt ~is the Slain, Ex. M lh2 Vivuua ellective S)1 10 5 Tricste....do lO 6 Madrid ....effective 33 Cadiz effective 3. Di Moo 33 Rarer lolls Seville E, FRIDAY, MARCR 10. Venice .... Malta Naples oz. 116 Lilllloll Oporto Rio Janeiro SS Bahia Dublin OOO • 10 Cork Agio of Bank se H 0112441 aowsta. Portugal Gold it f •• i. Gibraltar . 3O: —.- Leghorn .. 47 t Genus 441 Com, per o: • Foreign Gold ii Mire 3 17 101 New Doubloons 3UV • New Dollars 0 4 11 Silver in Bars • • _!,..,, %hies 144% psettisai picot %shaft by.% —.lliesigi ameitarresarbelliss* Oit.a..-.llte priors of 911, sirs hollierbk mew al* /hurt *apply. Ted.—The Sole at tie le i soon niewatedand so tomb!,; the Comeith sod flohea ars wily sold. the (0111114 f moth shoot the prices of last sale, the latter ecossidriatity higher. Totdalr.—Foreigo Tallow* mistime to groeral sod ea. timely,' demand; so adeasee of is. a 6s. has takes plats More *or kW. sod, Into the 'vanity, higher prices are cur. biirelly asaieiyoted; SSr. kl. realised, sod fief lirrivid, go / . a 60s. The onto market is to•day quoted 735. which is 2i. higher Iliots last week. CORN EXCHANGE. Fotomr, Mancie le. We had but link 6.. e Wheat at market this raursi ul , from which eircumstaure Mondays price* were fully s purled fa► piekedsamples. Fine Parity being .euree, and I C demand, la fall as bosh as on Wednesday; Iwl the sale a the middling Was eery heavy. The Oat trade was better than on Wednesday, hieing bad no firsts arrivals Once that day. In Beans and Pease there is so .ilieratin“ eximioce. Cori loepeetoei Rgturu, Tittle2o4T, II Attell 9, %Vilest, ;per load ' let 10e to 22t auley, per qtrirter .• • .•3 1 11 —d to 44s Oats.. els —4 to 3:lt —d Bemis 3.3 e —4l to 46% —4t Pease N EIV BURT' BER KS. • Whait•••••oe 66. to Ills OJ (has Rye ... to —s DJ Row 42. to 40s 0d Barley 32s to 38s 06 Pease /kiwi Is. 84. lo Is. IN. per Gallon SMITHFIELD, FILIEMY, 3Lfiscit N. There was but • short *apply wf all kiosk of ratt's at market this inorninr, in eanarritsewee of •hich the have sot tOwered. and Monday's priers were ohtsioed to- a' i kinds of priaee tank. Mutton remains in price as pwr lass Markel tiny. Veal and Pork is the mane its prier. —la tl e Ilaymas ket there is no alteration. Straw mad One. is. last nutlike-I day.—The following is an accurate otategurui of tbs prices and numbers : To oink the offal per Mese of Mb. 5ecf....41. 6.1. to Eve. Mt. Hes& of Cattle this dor-- Multou..4s. 64. to 61. Ott .... V01d....5. N. to 7e. Od Amp ...... attlis Pork ... Os. O 1 to 7s. a.l Co,Moo .. Jim tanih...o4 0.1. to Oa. Orl. Pit, NEWGATE AND LEA OENHALL MAIMIFT*. (Ey th• Carcass.) Boer .... 4s Od le 4s Oa I Veal 4a OJ So Is 04 Mutton.. 4. 04 to 31 04 Putt 4l WI wO. Is 4 PRICKS OF HAY AND STRAW IT J411F1 . 11, Htt 3110. (Id to 41 15. 0.1 Ilay.. 3/ 111. ad t.. 4/ ie 0.1 Straw 11 t. 61 to II 10. 11.1 Straw.. It 10. 1 11 to I / IB• 1 44 Clover 5/ Oe 0.1 to 61 64 Oil j Clover.. 2110.0.1 toll/ 10- U.l PRICK OF 1101 PS, per Cwt. New 11,10 S. KEW Norm ere. Kent ....3I 4s to 41 41 Kent 3/ 10. 1., 4! Suttee ..3t Os to 31 lit SIS SIPM ••. • 3/ C. 4! vs litevex ....31 Os to 41 O. &op% .... 3/ 64 w4l !U. N . 2111162E6, wood, 4/ 15■ to */ $1 10.10 CS 6. Foreigu Pot kris It Os to 21 2.. PRICPS OF TALLOW, SOAP, &c. per 111111 b. Town Tallow 71 OA —. Ito Yeltuw Soap . 83,1 Yellow Russia 03. Od •—• 0.1 Mottled AI" 946 While ditto...llos Ott —. Oil Cord Soap ai1i0.... 60* OJ —9 Od Graver ..•........".•. 14.• Ys tdeltinc Sonfr!,o4 (ki —9, OJ Guod Deep. w .... 9s Us Ditto riough..32s Id ..-.• Od PRICE OP CANDLER. From Tallow Cllmadbera Holt. Pike of Candles, per dames, Its 64-3leu Ids, 13, 0.1. per dozen allowed fur ready money. PRICE OF RAW rivr, per atone 1.18111. As staled by the 'Fallow I Al slated by the Roc hei • St. James'e 711:trket. 4, 1.1 Price by Talluw.... 46 14 Wlailecha pet Naito 46 24 Average...... N If I icAtv films. Beat Hetlien anti Steers (per Or,hoary.. 2s OJ to 2. 4.t itotte).. 2. 10:I to 3* 0.1 Market Calf.. 0. to S. ..1.. Middlin g s 2. 641 to tis Oil Eng. Borne 0. 0.1 to Os OJ SHEEP SKINS. !bearhugs, pullyil 5i Otl to 7 , 1 Oil Ditto, down PRICE OF LEATHER. Butts, 50 to 51114a.eatii 1141 to 10.1 per lb. Ditto, 56 to 66 lbs. to& 224 to 23.1 Dressing Hides • 154 to 174 McCune!' Hides —. 17.1 to lt , At Crop Hides 35 to 4111Irs fur tutting 151.1 to 173.1 Ditto 45 to ..... to 1914 Calf Skins 30 to 4011 rs 2 4 4 to 271 Dino 50 to 701ba . 204 to :sod Ditto 70 to 27.1 to 30J Small Seals (Greenland) 104 tr. 21.1 Lome ditto Tanned Horse Hides lOl.l to 1 11 1 , 1 Spanish 114. e Hides OILS, per Too, of 252 Ga:ions. PlewGreeul.Whole..3l/ 32/ I Spermaceti 014 - Pale Seal 341 1 Pale Rape . . / 4*4 COAL MARKET. 11►ecti 10 . Ship. wt 16 nrket Peig pi , iets cast le 6 .... 361. 3.1 to 404. 3.1. 2 Sunda land