The Sun. — London, England, 1829-10-24 00:00:00

" ( ........ " ," 7 - gZ. - 1....e.,- / Z: f _. C)C....-• (__ __,, ,- 1,- , - --7 .< - ! ..1....,1 , .._.-- - <- ---.- . , . , . . . . ' . . • , ,l 1 ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, OCT. 22, 1829. 6 7 i esi f /e(s.;• 4 ,do . 7/ n e ‘,._ ~_ .. e „;; L-- e7X : '''' - '' ~, • . 1 1 - 1 E Lords Commissioners of the Adini - - : -`" ''''' ) „" ( jt,. .1; 2 ( -- - - '•\,d-- - - . - - s';. • -,._ .-...: - ,;i 4 i - ' ,,, e.;_',77.7-.7...e• *\ ,:f!' .est, 4i.1.t,„ t i P I • ':‘ ' ' .... • . de w rally hereby give Notice, that a BALL will be ' - 4;t4r .-' k • ...,•: -", , ~.44 4 ..ff" .. ,,,,5 , / ~ • 5p.,,,,.., '•,-_, , ~ , ,-. , • . _ _ _.,,..----,„, P ~,ii 4 .7. . , ----,, f •, , , •-' ~ -- 7 f .'lr . 1 i „',''; ,''' , V , " X . ,- - ... ,- - - , ~ , t _ , . 4.. “ irci p sip ts ed DAILY (Sundays excepted) from the High Tower ' l' : ' ' '- ''' ? ....t. , .t: , ..!: , •.: . . , .. '.;:, ' ' '.l'. ~,, 1 . , , °I cO DURltil .Dock Yard, at the moment of ONE o'clock, 4 's• - 's .• a a': espoo kk ei s esses. a 0 „,..,_; N.,,,,-,-, 4 „ .„.;. , , . . • til,,! bran ' ale at Greenwich ;by observieg the first move- '7 4se e r '' :'' / ' ,s ' \ e Verre, ''' ,A g . - . ,: l ,- , --i. -_,..,, : 'IQ , „.....,:„.,„:„:„..,. ;,,,, . ,:, „„, . ~ ...- ~ 4. of Which Ball, all Vessels at Spithead and in Ports- .assea - "- - s-as -- _ 1 V, /s. ..,..._._ . . •. ... ...,, ... ~,,,, .., .•,„,,. 4, , 4 .. • . ~..---- • • . • nn + .:.,... 11 . '-' lt .4( ✓ ''' , •tiZt t .- ''', V ,'", ," ' • - Z : o f ' 47 01!th Harbour may have an opportunity of regulating se . e s , , ,__, ...-:- e. us ne e sene e „. mr 4 sls • , v. , :j., 0461 i., ~„a :: kw, C l lrononteters. 4 11 , 4. IV jfinatiattiitlfillil-Alby.-- 1 01'44'..- , -?-• - -w-el t JOHN BARROW. la I 'r . l; t s'es.--Wt111)1 - •<IIIII I /ifi,Tels0,e . 1.0 - ./.\ 0 x s ;Pe WO tek n 4 o.2lA lii i ii few days will be .pnblielted, iet 3 Volumes, -- - s _ .___ ._ ______ . ----- ,77-7 . -_,___ __ _ -7______=___ ______ _ ______ _ to . ][...- ES OF FOUR NATIONS.- No. 11,580. LONDON SATURDAY EVENI OCTOBER 24 :2. P 2 i NG 9 /18 9RICE 7D. De !rim e d fo r Whittaker, Treacher s and ;Co., Ave Maria- ---- - _______ aene . b e . num. ---- - .. - This day was published, in . 2 vols. Bvo. LAW INTELLIGENCE. ore. - • . . the sitting Magistrate, for final examination. It will Turkey Figs, &c., also a large careo.has arrived at Bristol. H ISTORY of the late CATHOLIC AS- be recollected that the prisoner Sandford was ap- Thie day's sale of new Fruit, Bunch Muscatel Raisins, zed Just eel NEW ANNUAL FOR YOUTH. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, OCT. 23. SOCIATION of IRELAND. prehended at the time of the burglary while entlea• 1,970 boxes 5/..555. a 51. 175., 2,811 hilt-boxes 5/. ss. publishefb neatly done up in a Case, price Be. Ea T r y o i f s teas . a .c etim li l l iy ADAMS V. SANDARS. ' premises a 6/. tos., 2,86 i qr.-boxes 61. os. a 6/. 18s., 840 cartons SI. 10s. c 8/. 18s. rtlll ACKERMANN'S JUVENILE FOR- By THOMAS WYSE, Jun. Esq. One of the Meinhers. the•owner of the ship the vouring to make his escape from the back of Messrs.. Stultz, and • that he snapped a loaded . GET ME NOT, a Christmas, New Year's, and " The History of the Ceilidh: Association of Ireland net , aa. insurancest an underwriter at Liver- pistol, which .fortunately only flashed in the pan, at stet Inelulay, Present, im- pow, on two policies of subscribed by him l , 1 1. /we , e, , _ for 1930 . , containing nearly Three ought to be etudied by those who have at heart the PRICES OF HOPS.-Oct. 23. on the ship, cargo, and freight, on a voyage frost) the head of Banister, a watchman, who intercepted Kent Pockets 7l 12r. 91. Or. to 101 10s. !P o . ,_ . `.7 1 Pages Ten Engravings on Steel, by Eminent provement of Ireland."-Morning Chronicle. his course, and then flung the pistol at the watch- Sussex Ditto' le . - c ,, r o ust . a, mid an Inscription Page. Printed for Henry Colburn and Richard Bentley, 8, Quebec to Liverpool. The plaintiff claimed for an - 71. 10s. 91. 0,..t0 10/. Os. heY . „ i _ k : l F i n'iting with the same publisher, placed under the New Burlington-street. average loss. man's head, which Knocked him down; and this b u t , uemsahmteerary superintendence, and proceeding chiefly from - one of a case Farnt.am Ditte, s r ec in o e n - ds ...,....._.-- 0 0/ 1. . O n: : 11041/.. Os. o t t o o I t u v . l o 6 s i . . Evidence was gone into to show that there had Kent hags _ . _.-.. 71. Os, 81. Os. to 9/. Os. pens as the " Forget Me Not," this work n ee d s This day was published, in 12mo. price 4s. Gd. bound, been an adjustment of the loss, and that the defend- stolen from Mr. Edge, a solicitor, in Essex-street, Essex Ditto 0; % 4 :4 ' strong-er recommendation to parents, guardians, . .1. Os. 8/. Oa. to 91. Os. ot, L e nders, end the friend's of youth of both sexes, who wi li ARCHB I S H 0 P ,SECT Eli EEC- ant's share had been paid. Strand, while Sandford lived in his service as foot- Sussex Ditto Old Duty laid at X 38,000. man - and whose house has been more than once Oir 7 put into their hands an elegant Miscellany, 1 - Ik.• TURES on the CATECHISM, arranged in (lees- The Jury immediately found for the defendant, ' • , PRICE .OF POTATOES.-Oct. 23. to ito their afre at c • l • . naapted • expressly lions and Answers, for the Use of Schools and Families. broken into since Sandford left -his service. The 5311T11 AND ANOTHER V. lIESKETT, ESQ. ' .New Ware -2/. ss. to 3/. 10s. per ton. . capacity, ant containing nothing eat what is conduacive to moral improvement, combitiebd Printed for Longman, Rees, Orme., Brown, and Green. circumstances cot:meeting Leslie with the offence - This was an action on a bill of exchange forPRICE OF 01L. are, that Sandford' pod ed in his house at the time Rape oil, brown ', 421. Os. -.. Refined ,-..4:44 0 ao l ' 'vith pleasing instruction and innocent amusement. - 1,000/..accepted by the defendant, .9 .. _ _ . g oil fiefs of Proofs of the Eneeavin sin a neat portfolio, MRS. ALARIC WATTS'S NEW YEAR'S GIFT:-of the burglary, and that he has been identified by Linseed On , • --S , :........,..........:.....,..... 22 to br -,:•!tore the letters, price 20 ;'' wg the letters, 14Ps. , This (lay was published, elegantly half-bound in Turkey Verdict for the plaintiffs for 1 058/ the amount of principal and n inierest. ' " two watchmen as aperson who, on the nightJ2if thes 10 f let at i , s e ee( Ca l k O e i: p c e ,a r k l o o a n tLie Mil . l, per thousand „. . , II 1 i et . i, Another_ work for youth having usurped the title of Morocco, with gilt leaves, price Ss. burglary, and abaft the very hour that it was ema national AND OTHERS V. BENNETT AND ANOTHER. THE NEW YEAR'S GIFT, and JU nutted, tried two or three times to induce them- 'FRS caS- OF LEATIIER. Per W. d. to, , e. Per lb. d. cod, bef ~._,1(,,...get Me. Not," purcharers are re nested to be parti -0.0 . , Wallin ordering " Ackermann's" Juvenile Forget Me Not. " This was an action by Messrs. Bramah and Co~ the engineers and iron-founders of Pimlico, to re- away from their station near Messrs. ruitz s ooase, D ' i l tto s 60 to 6611C .0 . Spanish Ditto' s 1 $ i ott '":0 to 5611).... 2115/ % 2 1 2 9,1 l•anned H0re ............., k1ide5«. 2. 1 3 6 2, 2 j 1 _ Eslited by Mrs. ALARIC WATTS. for the purpose of going to drink with him, and for Dressing Hides-.......... 11 ,16 Per ' N s ': o,°ci.tl:l:ls?- 1311 . dozen. il t in the 26th of October will be published, price Ss. dedi- Illustrated by numerous line Engravings on Steel. from cover 8,600/., the balance of an account between Fine Coach Elides..,.,, 18 19 Calf Skins... 36 to 4ttib. 16 22 several days -aftee. the . burglary he did not make his int,- le-p a , uteri to Professor Wilson Original Pictures by Boaden, Singleton, "%Vestal!, Gains- them and the defendants, the contractors for the appearance, having absconded from his home, and - Cl°Pilides 35 to 411111 141 Ditto-....L45 to 501 b. 17 19 Ditto . 70 to 801 b. 20 22 , Li s•A ' tHE ANENILE KE EPSAKE ' for borough, Shee, Hamilton, Peeler, Howard, &c. i works of the St. Katharine Docks' Company. -- moreover, be ttirus, out to be a tailor, who :had P i t t° ,___ l6 Ditto ...........50 to 701 b. Fl 28 19 291 , Small Seals, Greenland 20 21 )1119 ,After some evidence had been gone into, IS3O, The Literary Department of the Vohnne has been sup. long wadi:ed .- for Messrs. Stuliz e s':and was well ac ,•,or • aiess Edited by T. ROSCOE, Esq. plied by Twenty the mast. .diStißgliiblietl, Writers of. the . Mr. BROUGHAM (for- the. defendants) consented quainted with the intricacies of the premises that ii,,y ___Watas43•Estcod.HAtorEc_,sle,.olidA. (loveris/ RLEs• Straw.....-....- 36w. Od. to 425. IV. oh Ws.., .l °. .l*l linbed with numerous line Engravings, under the day, and will be found peculiarly, adapted to interest young that it verdict should be taken for the plaintiffs, the -___;_•--e . . were broken into. The only evidence yesterday, iir i oln i":'llten . danee of Mr. Charles Heath. The contents by pers!ms. defendants entering into a rule to pay 2,000/, on or - RAW HIDES. ' addition to these facts, was that of a man who was Per Stone. s. A. to s. d. 1 Per Stone. s. it. to 5. d. Printed for Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green. before the fourth day of next term; the account to •L ed Middlings 2 8 3 0 Maiket Ca1f............ 6 0 ei.cb. Be . st Heifers& Steers 3 4 3 8 Ordinary 2 0 2 4 be referred, and the arbitrator to allow interest on eiroo arg toS i xteen Sheets o f letter-press, . , This day was published, in 12ino. price 7s. 6d. chdh bile I son to overhear their conversation with each other. rear th e i: g o u.! of the most beautiful works of its class. In such sum as he should find to be remaining due.- SHEEP SKINS. n itli , h to •"1,1',1.0 C ontributions are " The Hero rf Newton Buz- A COMPENDIUM of the ENGLISH 1 This man stated, that in accordance with the artD.- Wool - -O. Od. toes. Od. I Shearlings--Os. &I. to I. at. Verdict accordingly. 1 which be was instructed to perform, he suffered Lambs. - Is. Od. to Is. 6d. in to ki n : . ..... hmnorous tale in verse, by the late celebrated FLORA of Sir JAMES E. SMITH, F.R.S. - I himself to be tumbled in neck and heels, by one of PRICE OF TALLOW, SOAP, &c. per 11210.-Oct. 23. 14 • 1‘..,„ ::10Itinter (communicated by Lady Campbell.)-- President of the Linnwan Society, &c. &c. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, Oex. 23. af" tae -4-11 illehirea's Island," by M. de Geniis. o A Tale of I the officers as a drunken vagabond under fine for . , Yellow Ru55ia........- 38s, 63. Mottled . (51. 3,$ Christm ' s .d • By the same Author, e sthot ~, „as Holidays." " The Ball Dress," by the The SAME WORK in LATIN. Fifth Edition, in WILSON V . BURGESS. This was an action to recover the amount of intoxication, on the floor of the cell 'at the back of white . Town Tallow ........-. 425. Od. Yellow 50ap....-.............- 715. 50 00. 395. Oil. White .81s. oil. 10r . It, . - i, The Flower Show," " The Battle of the 12mo. 7s. Gd. boards, this office, where Sandford and Leslie were con• Soa p Ditto„ 375. ed. Graves .....--........... 16s. 00. . freight on a yiantity of pumice-stone shipped by de-ter' at t ,g . Pl e , a, ' by . Miss Mitford ; also Tales by Mrs. Hofland, The ENGLISH FLORA. A new Edition, 4 vole. fined, preparatory to their being brought up for ‘ li e tt l ci e lt s o t e u st f li 2 3 1 4 : 0 4 d: ss ie at 1 fendant on board the plaintiff's vessel at Messina examination; and while there, stretched for a con- ..:, 1 1 lit , , f r. , bliss Porter, Miss Roscoe, Miss E. Taylor, L. Bvo. 21. Bs. boards. "sa i'" •'-• W. Howitt J. Mont a• • the r , •,,,, h ,, Bo _ .._,,, .• . h eomele, Esq., of Sheffield, A GRAMMAR of BOTANY, illustrative of Artificial, 1 for Sr. I'etersburgh. The real question to be de- • ei : siderame time apparently in a complete state of stu- Price of Tallow Melters) -2s. 31d. FAT, per stone of 810.-Oct. 23. 11:6,,, The Editor :1 c Author of " Lorenzo de Me- as well as Natural Classification, with an Explanation of 1 ternined between the parties was, whether the pefaction, he overheard all their conversation about PRICE OF CANDLES. of fhe Littrary Gazette, &e. &c. Jiosien's System. Second Edition, Bvo. 12s. ;or co- Ifreight should be determined by weight or measure the burglary, in which they s_Londou : Hurst, Charre, and Co., 65, St. Paul's loured, IL lls Gd. Moulds, per dozen .......9s. .Gel. The cargo shipped was a mixed cargo, eon- - Candles, per 1 meat. , dente that 41 - the end nothing could be brought ' - The price ol do S s to . r s e s. C od. ain t l o le o s ;. i oo. n th i e retail shops, is as follows :__ quirch }aril, il7 s----- ) • _ An INTRODUCTION to the STUDY of PHYSIO- 1 sisting of green fruit in boxes, almonds, &c., and the home to them for want of sufficient evidence, not- ikaton „„ sas _____,.. the 2d of November, 1829, s afi, be a , - BOTANY. In • charter-party stated that the freight of the green COAL . MA KET.-9ct. 23. . folly printed in ;mall Svo., I will he published, beatiti- Bvo. Sixth Edition, with 15 Plates, 14s. plain, or colour- i fruit should be paid at 4s. Gd. per box for the usual ithstand . lagreed in whieh a . ing tie great error they .., . Id S,alitiford had committed in flinging the pistol I 1 aline -- Percy East. -..... 3?) 5.4:)(1 9 • DWiattiois p A e n ar d e N t e h wniarch- 3 35 2 5. fe. 31 0 Ditto Perkins and C 0..... 34 0 7 -I'n • embellished with 11 Line ed, IL 8s boards I size, and "on other goods in proportion." The ei e • • aravings from the Obi Masters, executed in the finest Printed for Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green. and the whole of their conversation the witness said I I ea , ovs_ey.e..... 3l 6 Ditto Russell's -.......... 36 6 away t• o , Tanned Lea - BO 3 Ditto Riddell's-......--- 35 6 • I 'MS Oner 1/. 4s. plaintiff contended that by these words he was . cn- d i e: t ir uPon steel, price 125., was an admission. of a participation in the offence. td r HE IRIS ; a LITERARY and RELI- This day was published, in Four Vols., 12m0., price I fitled to freight on the measurement of the pumice- After hearinn, what he thought was quite enough ' ‘ r i . l i s • il l ' e f ti " n - 2 9 Walls End Hetton 38 0 Wa s ll's End Bell and Co. 31 0 Walls End Lyons-..., 35 3 stone. The defendant resisted this, and contended - Ditto Bewickeaml t o.- :35 6 Walls End Stewart's -SS 0 of their conv•n-sation, the witness said he began to ro ~„. GIOUS OFFERING. 3/IYSTIC EVENTS, or the Vision of the that that was never intended by the contract.-The Ditto Burraton 35 C 0 0wnen.......-.......... 30 6 o r ~,, r- 41 1!d by the Rev. THOMAS DALE, M.A. -I Tapestry, a Romantic Legend of the days of Anne 1 aecover himself a little, and gave signs of life by sit- Ditto Clarke and Co. - 34, 6 Hartley .- .31 0 .the:"e Literary of the Book • portion contains articles from Boleyn. , Jury found a verdict fur the plaintiff for 37/. 18s., • • • • Ditto Cramling•on no 0 s ling up, on which Sandford exclaimed to • 0 tine * - 31 0 it tone Coal Drim--....- 41 0 ebburn Trader-..-- 31 0 Stk ; /k - 'Pena of the Rev. T. Dale, ; Bishop H h •the I thus adopting a melm between the two sides of the seeing l '"' a . ft... „,„.. • M.A.• - if this is'ait a - plant upon Ditto Ilotspur....--... 33 6 Walls End small .......-.. 22 0 sfltr a , t‘ a -... times ; The Hon. and Rev. Baptist Noel, ALA. • author of the " M - • t • F t "" U I e . case. , US ;" but Leslie . desired him to hold his tongue, s hip , at market, 48--Ships sold, 2614 -Unsold, 2li. V ? * /Wl' T S R fal t • F . 4,, __ . •S. a es, The Rev. F. A. Cox ; James " Live and Learn," " Young John Bull," •" Polish Ban- Do ER lAL DISTILLERY COMPANY. FOX AND AN that it was not. pe • vau e. sva . oni er y ; Tho mas Rose e e ; Thomas Pringle ; A. A. dit," ~ Midnight •8e11,,, "Fatal Vow," Sze. OTHER V. CLIFTON AND OTHERS. ; ' his While this witness was g.ving evidence, the COUNTRY CORN MARKETS DURING THE WEEK. t o 1t,.„7 6 . S. C. Hall ; Josiah Cornier ; Thomas Haynes Printed fo rA. K. Newman and Co. London. This was an action similar to that which occupied prisoners looked with the utmost indi iation at him. - . gl Wheat. Barley. Oats. Beans. ' l.O l )4 01 •7 aW. Jerdan ;The Harrovian ; Miss A. 31. Porter; Where may be had, publiehed this Summer, I the Court the whole of yesterday, to recover from °Pie • Miss '-; e„ B, c a 1811Jewsbury; .Mary Howitt ; Mrs. Cockle, FREEBOOTER'S BRIDE, or Black Pirate of the ! th e defendants, as Shareholder's in the above hint Sandford was fully committed for trial on two ca- Per Quarter. Of • 1 first for the b land pital . cearges,. urg ary, next for Ashburn -......, 56 67 - --• 25 30 42 45 Basingstoke - 52 7S 31 40 1? 28 10 48 Th e r t .._, Mediterranean, 5 vols. IL 7s. 6d. I Stock Company, 2,3371., for work done for that snapping the loaded pistol .at the watchman, with Bath 56 '76 34 40 2a 32 4 4 32 Niit,, printed will be delivered hound in Silk; and a few TIIE BLANDFORDS, by Mrs.MOSSE, 4 vols. 11. 4s. ! Company in 1825. • Bridgewater 56 80 - 40 29 -44 46 intent, &c. ; and Leslie was committed also for trial Bristol ......... 61 72 36 40 16 SO 36 41 iif Of the p„ l ' a tnd on large post Biro., with Proof Impressions FITZWALTERS, Baronsof Chesterton ,by the Author The evidence and mode of proof in the ease were tof %,,, A rates, prier il. 4S. •of " A Winter's Tale," &c., 4 vials. 1/. 4s. as an accessory to the burglary before the fact. Chesterfield --.. 47 till 31 36 20 30 40 41 nearly the same es in that of yesterday -viz that Derby - - 58 63 •34 45 27 30 46 49 •js. Nat...a be limited number of Proof Impressions of the LORD MORCAR of HEREWARD, a Romance, 4 ' ' ' " Devizes - ____ ftri , t n „..e . ill be printed c alculated for the Collectors of Fine vols. 1/. 2a. I the defendants had written for shares; bad received Doncaster . 6O 70 27 36 19 32 45 48 etr i bir.rin g .._ __ , _ . I• MARKET INTELLIGENCE. them in answer to such applications ; and that Dorchester--.-. 52 73 33 33 22 27 41 55 ,I L IN Indi a Van for Scriptural Illustration. ELEANOR OGILVIE, the Maid of the Tweed, by , Exeter 64 76 30 44 18 22 - - . 7 1 'p re ... 'Ws, on Colombier, 4to £1 11 6 R. ST. CLAIR, 3 vole., 16s. 611. : cheques were given in their names for the amount of LONDON MARKETS. G10uce5ter.......... 56 74 32 40 20 28 44 45 O W sets La Paper ditto 0 to . of Prints (8vo.) O9 0 vols. 16s. 6d. The defence was also similar to that in the former SUGAR -The holders `of Sugar have evinced a deter- Leicester-..- - (4) - .116 -27- 45 Newbury-- 30 74 24 3/ 17 31 • 40 53 f r o& it r ,,, et n "a Published by Sampson Low, Lamb's Conduit- " ------ 1 case,-namely, that some of the defendants had not minatian tirsell this week's the consequence is a general licensee , , 60 es 32 37 21 22 - . 59. Id. h e d 7 . ' and Hurst, Chance, and Co., St. Paul's alma- C A R P E T S. I signed the deed of settlement, and that others had decline of is. in the prices; the Sugar, 48s. a 515., sold Shaftesbury - - 7 . ~ 0 - 36 -. :32. ...- 54 Shepton Mallet ..,. 60 .4 32 44 24 32 41 53 lower in proaortion than the finer qualities. At the close e • s. d. s. d. I parted with their shares, and thus, it was contended,Slierborne 62 74 32 40 '2l 30 42 50 ef t .-'••-....-.... Strong yard-wide Kidderminster... 20& 2 4 per yard i had divested themselves of any interest in the coal- of the market , this afternoon the . estimated sales of the Taune l on- - , ••• 6 ' , le i , - 36 35 ) 23 )._ - 28 - 41 4 4 ! fr o* %.,- ...;the 2.1 of November will be published, Very stout and fine ditto 26& 2 6 ditto cern before the debt was contracted.-The Jury, week were 2,300 hogsheads and tierces. In.the Refined 1 a co rer Bushel. s. (1. s. d. Is.U.s. d. „a. 3. s. d. a. 3. s. a. 1 11' • . II: . .4. 0 . -- . K EEPSAKE, for 1830. Extra Superfines, Brussels patterns 2 9to 3 0 ditto after a short consultation, returned R verdict for the market there has been great languor this weele, except. for lirewsbury ........... 7 6 9 0 5 4 6.6 , 5 6 7 0 o 0 0 . 0 - . . El; ~,3 payee's Stabli•tor the Mediterranean ; the pritea of Strip- . P"' . Aft e - -6 . by.F. .MANSEL REYNOLDS, Yard-wide Venetian for bed-rooms plaintiffs for the fell amount claimed. , e r the v e '. • c led9 k `ti ttr,,, b „ . ;__ ri gratif yi ng reception given by the public Ra•• . . . 110 84,2 4 ~ , ditto,_ , .... . 1 Tifeifiel occupied the Court:ll'6m one o'clock in the day till nearly eleven at night. wromemainnommummon.........,-.0. small Lumps and single Loaves for crashing, for the Medi- BY THE COALMISSIONF.RS OF HIS MAJESTI S CUSTOMS. ping goads are a shade lower, and in fine there is little MONTHLY REPORT OF CORN, a't4ation. Molasses are very dull, and lower. There 0 0l woreetais t s7rea of this aphsniad, anti elaborate work, the 'DittO, +eirwool • - '-'0 : OA t fr ' ditto has bsen a great deal of business done this week in ' l. 'l !Intend is it incumbent Upon Min to express his Half-yard Stair carpetfing (good) 1 0& 1 3 ditto 47r7' `is ely„,,, rig e of the flattering distinction that has crowned Ditto, all wool. An Account showing the Quantities of Corn, Grain, Meal, pas sll ;, eta , with with complete success; and in that_ a Half-ell and . 1 ditto and Flour, imported into the United Kingdom in the 14r t ag - 1 7 2 ; "lime, pledges hinaeelf to pursue, with mire- N.B. No lower qualities kept. having purchased very. freely of the middling qualities at ' Month ended Ist October, 1829, the Quantities upon , 10 ; ta t no g, dour and persererance, the same liberal 'views in The ROYAL PATENT DAMASK CARPETS, so 1 HATTON-GARDEN. 365. to 375., and still continuing to make offers; but nearly which Duties have been aid for Home Commit tion //c e ll ts w i l . lt it e .Int both Of its yraphic and literary departments, highly esteemed fur BEAUTY, CHEAPNESS, and DU- YOUTHFUL DEPRAMIr.--John 111`Garth, an all the parcels on show have been taken off, and the re during the same Month, ,and the Quantities remaining i 17 ,/ N en : iy ? els Proud to confess himself indebted for its RAMLITY in a Great Variety of Patterns. urchin not quite ten years of age, was yesterday finers, consequently, are this afternoon much firmer in their in Warehouse at the close thereof. fre P at ronage and support. Upwards of 10,000 yards of BRUSSELS CARPETS, brought before Mr. R -OGERS, by the boy's own demands; arid purchases could not now be made on such (Published in conformity to the Gth sec. of the Act 9th Geo. IV favostrable terms for the buyers as at the beginning of the gill a B ia Wale , e _ llB 7 OF CONTRIBUTORS. with Hearth Rugs to correspond, of the most Splendid new I father, who begged of the Magistrate to inflict some c. 60.) Or 'Om an i, --r Scott, Lord Byron, Lord Holland, Lord Patterns, of Superior Texture, suitable to any style of Fur- I !punishment on his son, who although tender in years week; in the louver descriptions of Lumps, at the begin i tae _ y, Lord Al• --arpetle Lord Porchester, Lord Nugent, atoning, from 3s. 611. per yard, at CARTER and CO.'S was hardened in crime. The father under appa- there was not quite so much doing, but ning of the week, (.l . 'Quantities Imported iii the United Kingdom in the Month ended Oct. 1, 1829. tae Ho n. Geor CITY WAREHOUSE, No. 2, Cheapside, between St. the demand appears to have again rather revived. For _a %ea eel 3 pp, Agar Ellis, the Hon. Charles Phipps, really severe mentalsuffering, statedthat f • • • • from in- i ' t% ea on. H fine double Loaves there have been several inquiries for Species of Corn, The Produce Ai , Hear Liddell R Bernal M.P. S. T. Cole- Paul's and the New Post-office. l eaf* 4 e •Tillia i t '•' Well Seasoned Floor-cloth to any dimensions •; Moreens . rehd ea ,_ RI (Hume, Theodore Hook, T. R. Gower, fancy the boy had exhibited the most obdurate in- shipping, and two or three parcels (altogether about 400 Gram Meal, and Flour. of, and Ins- Imported from ported from, P Chary `" Spencer, Lady Caroline Lamb, T. H. Bayly, and Merino Damask, for Curtains, exceedingly cheap. corrigibility ; when little more than six years of age, hhds.) have been sold at 51s. to 565., for the Mediter- Foreign British Posses- Total. t tri _ .. the father had, as on this occasion, been under the ranean ;in fine ['amino' Loaves (for the double refined Countries. skins out of frail „,A.aast mi g ‘i , ey Sheridan, %V. Jerdan, the Authors of Europe. $ 0 4 4.1 ea •t 48 .' " Granby," " Frankenstein," " Hungarian pERRING'S PATENT LIGHT BEA- necessity of taking the young delinquent before Sir bounty) also there continues to be business doing. Grocery 0 i 1 . " The VER HATS, at 21s. to 265. weighing only si- Richard Birnie. At that time, if he was entrust e d qualities continue scarce, but prices remain without altera- Qrs. Bus. Qrs. Bus. Qrs. Bus. l o os R i b; Ba be. Castilian," " The O'Hara Tales," and lion. Wheat.....- 130,967 1 - 130,967 1 r ill 'th ounces, are the best ever offered to public notice; for to go on a message, he would abscond for days, taking 17,400 5 - 17,400 5 i , ‘, O e Work will be printed by Thomas Davison, in small durability and brightness they are unequalled ; they are whatever he land with him, and wherever he knew veiling Hats and Caps of every Invention.-Establish-Barley FOREIGN Suceas.- . --The only late sale of Havannah Oats Brazil, 150 chests cd Iy to very good white Rio at an Pease 1,965 average of 325. ~ and a small parcel low mid. white Maize or Indian 119,778 3 - 119,778 3 Sugary, a parcel of middling yellow at 28s. ; the sales of Rye 8,135 7 8,135 7 - not more than half the weight of the common made hat, his father had credit he would go and procure as 5 5. 01 H q ili 2 ane delivered bound in crimson silk, price One 1,965 4 - , 1,9G5 4• and will wear equally as long. Carriage, Opera, arid Tra- much as he could get in his name. From that pe- 6,389 6 - 6,398 6 4 ~.....:r A few Cop's will be printed in royal Bvo., with nod till the present time, he had been the source of 057 0 7 5 as _ .,s , s 'a P_ oofs of the Plates, price Two Guineas an a-Half. ir , I e‘ lsondon : published for the Pro ' b Hurst , Ch , ibl il CM., SI. Paul's ( 0 9 " i ' l, trefiide. prietor y, ance, Church- yard ; and R. Jennings, 62, talents, 85, Strand, corner of Cecil-street ; 124, Edge- _ e _ __ • ware-road; and at blammersmith. bl I • L l I I unceasing trou eto us parents. atter yle mos been confirmed to home by being kept without his , Pernams 28e. EAST INDIA SUCAR.-In Bengal and Mauritius Sugars very few sales are lately reported. Corn Buck Wheat Beer or Bigg - 4 4 - - 4 4 - A limit HARVEY'S SAUCE FOR FISH, GAME, clothes, and on Sunday last, deceived by fair pro- COFFEE.-The Coffee Blarket is in a state of complete Total of Corn and . limite d number of Proof Impressions of the Plates Grain qf K g "t'e print e d STEAKS, &c. mises, his mother was persuaded to let him go out stagnation. At the sale of yesterday scarcely any part of % i ‘g ravi on large paper, for the Collectors of fine lb. Cwts. qrs. lb. Cwts. qrs. lb. el 3 . .rnes : For these, early application will be necessary rIII.IE Nobility ard Gentry are respectfully for a walk, but the young rogue not did return. His the Coffee was disposed of; a large proportion was of the : 1 Wh t Meal, or Cwts, qrs. cautioned against" an imitation o f thi s muc h ad- father stated, that by painful enquiry he had learned finer descriptions, suitable for the home trade, .for wince eas, ,„ Je nnlorn 62, Cheapside. Fleur s r . proofs on India paper, with Etchings ,Ess 5 0 mired SAUCE, selling by J. Win rave, of St. Paul's that the boy was attending theatres and spending there was no demand ; there was ho Foreign . Coffee Barley Flour' - - - red There were no public sales of Coffee this fore- Oatmeal 3O 0 0 - 30 0 0 . i;. , , ."---------- without Writing 44 0 Church-yard, London ; against whom E. LAZENBY money; and he was coat laced that he could only offe • _ noon, and no purchases by private contract are reported. RYe. Meal •. s • ''""----es --------- with 'W '' i Writing,,, 33 0 and SON, on the 28th July, 1829, obtained a verdict obtain money by stealing, The father, who resideslndian Meal ..... - - - e i a u itto, Plain .. with 40/. damages, in the Court of King's Bench, for is, Oxford-buildings, Oxford-street, by accident, as 'DY, AND HOLLANDS.-The Government Rum, BRANDY, have IS .8 ........................... 2 2 0 contract continues to an un f avourable effect on the Total of Meal and ka t : . mall p a p er Prints will not be sold separately affixing a Label in imitation of that used by E. L. and lie was proceeding to his work met time boy ha the Flour 34,001 214 2,283 017 36,284 3 3 Ruin Market ; parcels of Leewanis have been sold, proofs - ti le 8 00 , Le k ' Son to a Sauce of his own manufacture. This very cele- • ' all street, and brought him to the office, as the tor- at 1 9d. It is reported the transactions will get the Quantities charged with Duty for Home Con "MST _______- brated Sauce continues to be prepared only at their Ware- . inflicted him hadeffect. s* • - rection on at home hadno necessary supplies at the outports. In Brandy or Geneva gumption in the United Kingdom in the * . RATioNs OF SHAKSPEARE, IN A SE- house, No. 6, Edward's-street, Portman-square; and can- The bo when in custody, confessed to having been there are few sales. Month ended Oct. I. 1829. oil , -go RIES OF OUTLINE PLATES, not he genuine unless the Label of each bottle is signed y , • ' Species of Corn, ' 1 with thieves; but so artful and so hardened a boy of HEMP, FLAX, AND TALLow.•=t e Tallow Th Market has The Produce t i ' YPtlidishetl in • 1 • • " Elizabeth Lazenby," and the cork sealed with their full Grain, Meal, and or , Bvo., price 25., and in 4t0., -on India his years rarely comes before a Magistrate. The been very heavy, and the prices declining; the extensive }lour. of, and lon. address. Imported from ported from, shoe paper, price One Guinea, firms continue selling laagely. In Hemp anal Flax there N.B. Country Dealers net procuring it direct from Magistrate ordered him to be locked up. Foreign British Posses- Total. ill+ bi.‘ I t T IIE FIFTEENTH NUMBER OF is little variation. Countnes. sions out of 010 ,RE Lazenby and Son, are respectfully advised that every bottle Yesterday morning a young man, moved William IRISH Peovisions.-In Beef or Pork there is little 40 tt, &, SPIRIT of the PLAYS of SHAK- from their Warehouse is wrapped in a printed statement of Alexander, was brought before Mr. ROGERS, charged Se at este • erEARE: containing Eighteen Engravings in the actions they have maintained for pirating their name hy Harritagton, police, officer, No. 158. variation. Butters are very dull ; the rise in the price of Qrs Bus. Qrs. Bus. Qrs. Bus. 171,550 6 - 171,550 6 G l, 1, at i, i ll • Dutch has occasioned a demand for fine Carlow. In Wheat 0 1 0 ti and. IL tratire of HENRY THE FOURTH, Parts and signature. Harrington about twelve o'clock on Thursday Bacon there is no demand. Barley 5,423 7 - 5,423 7 • Oats 14,950 4 - 14,950 4 1 ! 0 11. 1)„! accompanied by Quotations and Descrip- evening was on duty in Bedford-square, whets he 33 4 -33 4 IN the morning of Life, when the blandish- INDIGO.-The sale at the India House, it is expected, Rye pi i _:.. - "' i na and Engraved . • was called to the area of the house, No. 35, he went will finish about Tuesday. Up to the close of this day's Pease - 1,806. 1 4 830 7 - 4,830 7 •Toel ',And betiie um ty FRANK HOWARD, meats of passion " take the reason prisoner," it is • g ? ' -- ".With permission to SIR THOMAS LAW- an evil more to be lamented than wondered at, if, in the , , area; 4') 5 7 0 47 5 le . Zil _- , 4 ,, h ,_ . % XV/ ~,.., RENCE, P.R.A. vortex of deceptive pleasure, the unhappy traitor against ants knew the,nor did they know been of the servants g bou ht in and withdrawn; prices have somewhat Corn Buck Wheat - - - took the risoner to the improved towards the end especial! for decided eta in - - - le."`miaine r % I ' l be published on the Ist of November the laws of nature pays in lonely disappointment a fearful how he got there; he p '. y, PP g Beer or Bigg (irk - ." `Ana() - Titus • andthe hole' exaction fir his rebellion in the compromise of his mental watch-house, when there he stated that he resided goods. Good and fine violet, 6s. 3(1. a 7s. Id. per lb. ; ' *d i not and Andronnus ; ordinary and middling ditto, ss. 3d a 6s p er lb ; violet Total of Corn and g Grain 198,636 2 7 0 199,643 2 ` - e( „,.' extend beyond Twenty-five Numbers. as well as bodily powers. To all persons so circumstanced at the Earl of Harrowby's, in Grosvenor-square. and copper, 4s. 90. a ss. per lb. ; Middling and good S` , , 44 111 PROSPECTUS. as to renuire the professional aid of men of experience, Mr. ROGERS (t 0 the • prisaner)-What are you, consuming qualities, 4s. 20. a Sc . per lb.-Compared with Cwt, . qrs. lb. Cwts. qrs. lb. Cwts. qrs. lb. 'sti ed ~ tutrati ons whose time has been for twenty years studiously and suc- Sir ; and where do you live P-I live at the Earl of Wheat Meal, or ,r or "flat of Shekspeare are so numerous and so cessfully devoted to the complaints arising from nervous Harrowby's, in Grosvenor-square. I urn servant to the last July sale Indigo has sold as follows :- Bengal, Flour 23,097 3 9 1,810 2 17 24,908 1 26 v, i tip %l ae sat first si ht it • o 11now to ean whic h . g , appears imp ssi e good and tine from ' last ric sto Gd . per lb. lime • , sale p eir , Barley flour - - - h. L Itch s h a ll - gr 4 • at th . possess either novelty or attrac- debility, whether natural or acquired, GOSS and CO. proffer the most consolatory assurances. The youth who the Hon. Mr. Ryder. ditto ordinary and defective from 6d. to Is. per lb. lower ; Oatmeal - - - , 11111 . 1 .4 k e Projector of the present work hopes that itWhat were you doing in the area of the house in Oude 8.1. to 9d. ditto ;AI at sale's pi ices. ideas lasi .' Rye Meal - - - if • dent to 1 7 4 Polye ' • • has enervated his frame by the strangely fascinating sin, .• . was .. Indian Steal - - - " ra' the dramsr to offer to the public an ac(•ompani- Bedford-square 7-It a mistake •;" I was very Oxes.-The Oil Market is rather dull, but there is little which the . poor . . v victim of folly will too readily comprehend ~ ... itat,i, stud of our immortal Poet which shall be' f. his •,, drunk, and I thought I was at home - I have no re- variation in the prices. Total of Meal and : Jt j 7 ' t ; the 'ol at least novel in plan. It is his intention to without further description, may find r elief I?an mi try, collection how I got there. Asa-in.-In Ashes there is no variation. Flour taught to regain his lost place an the scale of and be . kindly sl e gns, , e . e story of each play in a connected series of o f • Mr. ROGERS ordered him to be locked up. Toneeco.-There is more demand for Tobacco; about Quantities remaining in Warehouse in the do ; - oe la . o ther,the incidents creation. The sufferer who, from another extreme in- United Kingdom on Oct. 1, 1829. i f . N th 'kni e " be performed or !serrated. diligence, has with unbashful forehead, wooed debility, In about half an hour after, the Hon. Frederick 5,000 hhds. of the new Tobacco have been sold at 411. a ~.------ss ds, , as _to _.advantages.of this mode of illustration are : are also twoparcels taken for may learn to renovate nature, and repair his abused con- Ryder came down to the office to learn on what 4 i d • - there export , old species of corn, The Produce LI nr uk " cc asion surprise that it should not have been s 3d. a 3iel. The repot is from Holland are very Grain, Meal, and of, and Ina iiid' before The interest is excited each ft'sation. The m a n of pl easure expose d t o and suffering charge his servant was detained ; and on Mr. Rogers e xports' Flour. Imported from _ported from, Ual eh • that favourable as to sales and Market prices. The crops on ata Cues Venerea, however aggravated by malpractice of informing him, he said he should certainly discharge } °reign Bfitish Posses- Total. ir ie esr o teei erecter, the satisfaction that always results the Continent have s ff d " u ere greatly from inundations. Countries. sions out of l a - of S e r , n g any thin co I the quack, or the concealment from diffidence, may find him from his service. a r te s e _ . tis the , e mp ete, and the much greater Corroee.-The demand for Cotton continues steady.- Europe. a certain restoration ; and finally in cases where the . delay INlr. ROGERS observed that would be probably Th e P ea s, •raeoteeeee invention of the artist, are indisputable re purchases for the week, ending last night in I ' -----'. c usive, Qrs. Bus. Qrs. Bus, Qrs. Bus. ,10.- h.. "`4lons of the of a connubial pledge has almost extended disappointment sufficient punishment, and he would dischar him ' f S i- I a night consist o 980 urat at 3(. a 4. d., 170 Bengal at 313-11. a Wheat 186,39S 6 47 0 186,445 6 L , !tie Deli ' . e plan. the • to despair, they offer to the married female those hopes 127,169 6 - 127,169 6 'ardaelf.ps Will be engraved in outline by artist . from custody. oid., 20 Pernams at sp., 400 Bowed at sid. a 51d., ga a r t ley 1/1 4 41 that • The costume . . which she can reasenably appreciate. Remedies can be. 479,968 4 -479,96 S 4 •1 i l a y c an ,„__ .. e, the national physiognomy, and The prisoner was then brought in and discharged. 120 West India 5d., 550 Surat, public sale, at 21-d. a Rye 27,10T 7 27,107 7 - forwarded to any p art of the world • Patients writing for • Afi l ! 11 Jeet, , r i„P'!' i mbly be characteristic or illustrative of the . ,' . 4itd. By public sale this day 276 bales Bowed, ordinary !ease 28,511 6 - 28,511 6 QUEEN-SQUA RE.• Beans 36,356 6 36,356 6 P ~,y w il l b l e i he closely attended to; and it is hoped that the sane, will please to enclose a Bank Note. Attendance ' A to good fair, sold 5/d. a 51-d. -at home for - steam ' C tea Ye ) Maize or Indian J a e' a gt gre at d fo und equally interesting as illustrations of demand for Rice, RICE.-There is rather more but no Corn 14,180 2 - 14,480 2 GOSS and CO., M.R.C. Surgeons, Sarah Smith and Ann Jones, two young females,Buck Wheat 12,354 6 12,351 6 7 -. ,let portfoii_ ratnatist, and as an amusing series of plates for variation - Je" w . Al 0: Or table. No. 11, Souverie-street, Fleet-street, London. were placed at the bar before W. A. A. WHITE, Hors.-TheaHops very limited; the demand for is • • Beer or Bigg - - - P l ays of Just published (Eighteenth Edition), 1. The ./Egis of Esq. for further examination, charged with uttering E ars tf tbt s, ti Sllskspeare are not equally fertile in in- . .. • prices arc rather lower. The estimated duty is 35,000/. Total of Corn and 9 ty .... , e N um b er . Life, a familiar commentary on the above Diseases.- counterfeit coin. Grain SFICES.-Spices are rather neglected. Pimento has t, s ., or pl ate . _ 8 may occasionally vary in the quan- • s .. . The s philist, a poPular treatise on Lues Venerea, Sec.- TI • th e rm remanded in order that • o r i ises N ornbe , and sometimes may contain two plays; but a The prisoners were $ 3. Hygeiana , addressed exclusively to the Female Sex. !it Others will w ill be complete in itself, and independentthe Solicitor and the Inspector of 1 See le Mint might TPETRE.-There is rather more inquiry for Salt- Wheat Meal, or May be had at 29, paternoster -rote ; 59, Pall-mall ;4, Ca- Flour 67,499 1 9 558 2 7 69,057 3 16 loy ' at ' l 4 N u " - have notice to attend, • is t when it expected there will petre. A d -a s e Nu mber will appear econtaining therine-street, Strand, London ;of Porter, 72, Grafton- Barley Flour - - - , 1 ,, -mer le ., very two months, street, Dublin; 86, Trongate, Glasgow; at 9, Calton- be severalother cases ' brought against them. FRUIT,-The demand for new Fruit continues very oatmeal - - - . kt 1147 8 twenty plat e«,, to , • e . c. street, Edinburgh; and of all Booksellers. -Price ss. SIARLBOROUGH-STREET. limited, and only very small parcels at present have been Rye Meal : Indian Meal - - - - - - , s will . be printed of the quarto, on India . taken off; theprice ofnew bunch Muscatels has been re- - -- co 'e strict] . limited• -inr.,....._. _._______ _2_ A io t a for T 3, to one hundred copies. duCed as The arrivals this week have been very nume- . Total of Meal and 1 who have been some weeks in custody, charged Flour 67,499 1 9 559 2 '7 6,9,057 3 16 *lit' ' T. C adell 'C 1 Gand F. Rivington ; The three turnpike gates from St. Neots to roue, both of common and fine Spanish Fruit ; new , atei ce dock s •s •., ~ F. with having been concerned in the burglary lately 1 t4 ' (11, 3 et af t is a „ l and J. Booker, London. To be Cambridge, - were let at the Cross Keys inn, St. Neots, a French Fruit are being taken off very slowly; of new , By order of the Commissioners, Itreet, •'' r"ward, 28, Soho-square, or b, New- I few days since, at an advance of about 30/. on the lire- Committed at the house _of Messrs. Stubs, the tailors, Currants there eseaeee ...e5,e........,:e.1. eeneriea. eee a- i m Witirsinno c_._ . 1 Faurr.—Th e demand for new Fruit continues very limited, and only very small parcels at present have been taken off; the price of new bunch Muscatels has been re duced se. The arrivals this week have been very nume rous, both of common and fine Spanish Fruit ; new French Fruit Are being taken off very slowly; of new Currants there are - two Sr three arrivals reported; and they are expected to be as Market in a day or two; of new MARLBORO U GH-STREET, Yesterday Stephen Sandford and William Leslie, who have been some weeks in custody, charged with having been concerned in the burglary lately committed at the house of Messrs. Stoltz, the tailors, in Clifford-street, were brought before Mr. CONANT, The three turnpike gates from St. Neots to Cambridge, - were let at the Cross Keys inn, St. Neots, a few days since, at an advance of about 30/. on the pre ceding year, all to one person,—. Cambridge Chronicle. i ~" By order of the Commissioners, T. WHITNIORE, Sec. Custom-house, London, Oct. 22, 1829. COURT or ASsIZES, (From a Paris Paper.) Pierre Begin, arid his wife, keeping the Hotel teAleri , ...,:on, in the rue Floidrnanteau, were bfought beforc•tire Court on the 21st inst., on a charge of having committed a robbery to a very considerable amottet on William Lyons Andrews, a merchant from Ireland. On the 16th of June last Mr. Andrews arrived hr Paris, and took up his quarters at the Hiitel des Ambassadeurs, in the rue Notre Dame des .Victoirts. On the following day he dined at a restaurateur's' on the Boulevard. In his way home, in the even ing, he encountered a girl of the town in the neigh bourhood of the Valais Royal, and being d with . the streets of Paris, requested Iter assistance . in finding his hotel. The latter profited by this cir cumstance to induce him to go into some house which he is unable to point out, and in which they had liquor till he was in a complete state of intoxication. 41r. Andrews, thus entirely gt the mercy of his-com panion, suffered himself to be conducted to the hotel kept by the prisoners, and as he had already. e.xl)i bited his penchant for champagne, a copious supp.ty was provided for him, which he madesttelooll.:lfse of as at length to lose all consciousness. friend then had him deposited in a very indifferent bed. On uwaking . in the morning, Mr. Andrews, whose bead iVae not yet quite clear, was not a little surprised to herd himself in such a eitnation. On putting his-, hand in .bis pocket, he miesed halfea dozen sovereigns which "might to have lieen4h7re, .old six tWenty4ranc pieeee, His watch, of sonic value, had ebb disappeared. On summoning Be_itt the latter declared that be had only taken two of the gold pieces.to pay for the champagne,•and had le moved the watch to prevent its being stolen. Mr. Andrews had, then the singular imprudence to ems mine whether his Bank of England 'dotes, to the value of 68,000 francs, were yet safe, and ascer tained that they had not been touched. According to the charge, it was the sight of these valuable articles which excited in Begin the idea . or appropriating them to his own use. He therefore brought up plenty more champagne, and Mr. An drews drank until he fell asleep. He awoke a'seeond rime in the evening, and again looked for his beik notes, but they were no longer to he found. Begin, after some hlaitation, now said that he had placed them for safety in one of his drawers, and Mr. An- , drews affirms that he had at the time taken the pre. caution to lock up his clothes also, for the purpoie of compelling him to remain his inmate. He coir tinued, however, to solace himself with copious libations cf brandy, rum, and his favourite champagne. • In the meanwhile the woman Begin changed at a money- changer's in the passage Vero-Dedat a lefle note; and having succeeded so well at the first time, presented soon after a second of similar value. The money-changer, however, becoming suspicious, in sisted on knowing the owner, and was Conducted to the side of the bed where Mr. Andrews " lay in glory," unable to articulate a word. Another note t e ‘ t x t le : h h iea e i e re h h vs° o 6F ;; R i e t e nt I l s l i a e lni t e i t l e t a g r i ( 'a i e d \ ; P i e e o r a t i t i sl e a lse s a ,: ' t e' t i n i ti s d' ilr eL l is n n T i ti t l g t l, n‘ ‘ o -a r s am ch a a s, ng l e v t i l lo b) dr , it was also ascertained, had placed ie ft A eh l ma r t . a lles A pi n er d ins r o e hr l ei l e , Andrews, the hands of a person of her acquaintance, a note of ten times the value of the last, but could not suc ceed in converting it into specie, notwithstanding the sacrifice she offered to make. Begin himself, too, gave another note for 1,0001. as security for a sum of money which he owed. Mr. Andrews having at length succeeded, on the 20th of June, in getting out of the house, could only recover his two notes of 1,0004 each, by paying 4,300 francs, for which sum they bad been pledged. An amicable arrangement was afterwards made, by which Mr. Andrews agreed to pay the Beginm the sum of 1,200 francs for -his expenses dui.. ing his short sojourn in their hotel. The bill, which is a curious one, wai produced in the course of the trial, containing, among other items, a charge of 550 francs for 110 bottles of champagne, and 89 francs for the favouts of four ladies, whom his R6C•llll. ‘ Modating host had introduced to him. Mr. Andrews, however, afterwards consulted some proper persons upon the business, as on casting up his balance of profit and loss, he found that of his 68,000 francs there remained to him but 44,500, consequently that there was somehow a deficit of 23,500 francs. OH searching the house of the Be gins, about 2,000 francs were found in money and notes, which sum the latter declared they hail re ceived as the reward of their services. The charge of robbery was in consequence made. M. DELAPALME, the Advocate-General, now moved that the trial be postponed, as it was ascer tained that Mr. Andrews had gone to England, was now at Brighton, and he conceived his presence in dispensable to carrying on the cause. He moved that the case should stand over.till the next session. This was opposed by Mr. HARDY, for the defence, on the ground that though Mr. Andrews's last letter was certainly dated Brighton, there was good ground for believing that he was now on his way to Ireland. His clients were content to go upon the written de claration of the prosecutor. The ADVOCATE-GENERAL again pressed his mo. tion. It was evident that the absence of Mr. An drews would not only compromise his own private interests, but the ends of public justice. The COURT accordingly, after some deliberation, decided that the presence of Mr. Andrews was ne cessary to elicit the truth of the affair, and ordered the case to stand over till the next session. ASSURANCE COMPANY FOR FEMALE BEAUTY.—A foreign journal states (seriously) that a ❑ew Assurance Company has just been established at Santa Fe, in America, the object of which is to assure female beauty ! The plan is Stated to be as follows :—any woman may estimate her personal beauty at whatever value she pleases, and assure it at that value, paying a proportionate sum, according to the period assured for, &c. The Com pany assures female beauty from the age of fifteen to that of thirty, paying to the assurer a specific sum if her beauty goes off, or is by accident injured, during a given period. Mr. MAUNDER, jeweller, Launceston, has in his possession an ancient copper coin in fine preserva tion, on one side is the head of PRIANI, King of Troy, on the reverse side is some shipping, and in the back ground a garrison and the building of a city; it weighs 13i ounces Troy weight. A BDUC TI 0 Ner-- A Miss S- B-, a young lady of great beauty, and entitled to a considerable fortune, came before the Magistrates at Henry-street police office, and made the following extraordinary statement : She said, that she was acquainted with three persons, a Mr. P----- M—, Mrs. P-- and Mr. S---- 111—; on Sunday last Mr. and Mrs. P— M--- called on her, and asked her to take a walk; she went with them, and when she got near the Ivy Cabin; Mrs. M— pretended to be ill, and a carriage was sent - for ; she went into it with Mr. and Mrs. P-- and they then drove off ten or twelve miles, when they cam to a house into which they entered ; Mrs. M— and Miss B— were here left alone, and Mrs. DZ then told the young lady that she was brought there in order that the marriage ceremony might be performed between her and Mr. S— and that there was a priest in the house to marry them. This offer Miss B-- declined in the most positive manner. The two ladies stopped to gether until night, when the Messrs. M— came in, and Miss B— declined the proffered marriage. Mrs. M— and Miss 13— slept together that night;" in the morning the latter was awakened and told by Mrs. AI that she might as well make up her mind to be married to for that she herself had been run away with. Miss B— immediately got up and dressed her self, jumped out of the window, and thus made her escape from the house. Sh e met the two M---'s on the road, and they wanted her to go back, but she would not do so. A warrant was granted against Mrs. M----, her brother. in-law, and husband. In a short time after, these three persons entered the Board. room. Mrs. M— is a very beautiful and fashionably dressed woraan—they asked per mission of the Magistrate to send for counsel. Mr. COLE said he should postpone the business until their counsel was sent for, requiring good bail for the appeat ance of the parties.--The requi;ite bail was given, and ibe-matter was. PubtPonsd.--I)nblin Morning Register.