The Sun. — London, England, 1816-11-05 00:00:00

RIIEICti ►NI:I"ts, `+:oV.recen .—A t 144votir of the. rot rag %vein.; to 4444 ye pr0v44144:41 the rage of I he t i teri pit rt vro a- <l4.lvree, clO(1 'he firl • pAreignipit tats exeile4l ptaticulat The epoch is arrived in whiehit is the pew. pie who sere giaes " The Splinshiriis r econvieri d Prn—iyms compelled Frederick Oil- Ham to act independent of a foreign yoke, anti sao-ed The French Will time the ; King nf Kosice from his Miaisters." I (..oinni-ntiov rut t hin passage the Juurital des Muires, (puked by the Monsieur, calls the pnbliett tiull ti new and most intatnotts edititin of an s in %stitch the Royal Majesty, and all-that France holds most august and dear, are shitinrfully insulted, and in which revolt is preach ed 'wills unexampled audacity. It is asked, • What is meant in the same paMPh ler isv Despots without an urrnyi and. Revelatitos ists without a people? There is in ,Franee but one artily and one people, and they belong to the King. " Doiditless the French wish the Weal/ of the, l'e'es. individual Liberty. and the Reoponsibuily of 11.1, what they do not wish is, that. the Liberty of that PreSS should he a murderous tom in the hands of some ambitious men, who frigo to believe in projects of violent* and des pasta; in order titi precipitate us is ith More , cer tainty into servitude—mat Individual'. Liberty should he more extruded, to give the eneinies,ut all ,liherty the upp , rtnnity of attacking.pnblic berry with the Responsibility or Ministers, the object at which is to : secure the inviolability of 'be 'l 7 ht one, and to protect the no-. against arhitt ary acts, should bee !me a pre text for depriving the King of his a r:thorit y, and the people of the rights which the Charter con cedes to them." • In an article on the same publication, the Jour , sal de Paris says--“ Were instigations to revolt and civil ,war ever snore ominifest insanity and fury ever carry their -excess so tar The one , is ,evident in the a llosions„which have been dAriog lv made, the Other in the wishes % Od e l l h ave lie en andacidwdy formed. You would arm yourselves Against 0 - hoin ? why, and. on what o'ccfliiion Is kgitiniacv, the 'palladium of nations, m c oaead Are the laws, violated 3 Is the Royal authority disrespeeted ? Only,lby you, who pretend .to, be theireittio'sive 414.4 . '1(141 . 5, RDA yer show yourselves so.reatly to in,ult them. The King, whom you iwish to trace, is seated on a. tin one, in.all. the ma. ksty which an hereditary ticeptre gives, and in all the splendour of power, the authority .of which is,augmented by ji,stice." A BEA R 11 UNT. EFRiAI LW ITZCALANDJ "..,A letter fro - in Vicosoprano, the Chief town of the commune of gregaglia, in the south, part of the 'canton Of the Orisons, gives , the fotiowmg accoont On the 3d ofiSepteMber this year, such quantttv of snow fell, that the inhabitauts of this commooe were forced to drive back their cattl# from the . .lips. In the way thither, they .met the *shepherd of the Alp Albigna, who come with the news that n hear had, in the preceding oieht ;kilted 011 0%. It was immediatrly Testdved to give it cl rase.. TA.O messenger,‘ Were dispatched-to sum, molt ail 14414i:es of this commune, and 114 village Exhtty Nas appuHted i t s the rendeevons: 'rib Notary, Birtolomen . Manentio, Chief of the . Corp. of limners of thie Commune, gave the surt;ible orders. for surrounding a wOotl of 2000 syntre,toises; amt. each took the post as. sgo.e4l to under' severe *penally. Two placed thentsels beyowl• the river Alliigun, and five took their pots at Exbuy, at' short intervals fiom each other, and occupied the entrance of vancy, rr cleft' between the nuitintains, litrough which the bear must ' Two men, with the shepherd of that aiP, were. shit with a drtiin into the' thickest of the woof, into which they proceeded slowly; heating their: drum, . Whvn the R111114;41 heard the drum, it left frs den, atur Rat once(' at,lng , thi! the leading to Eschtty.. 'the first hooter who pereels'ed the hear (Atltetit !E ten), .fired and wonvn it in the ribs with two balls'. 'Vile bear throed round with a dreadful roar that - reechoed through' the tnotintaini, 'and Went hack into the c overt of the Wood from %Vhich be came, bit blood fl o wing - profusely' • ' " l'oen'ehose one of his bravest and-most reso lute companions, Ant ustus Cruetzer, and while they'were following the track' of the blood, they tnet the shepherd, who tame up (Hi hearing-the Boise, and now all three followed the truck Mt:liked by the blood. After going a few steps, they saw the belr. The shepherd; too bold, resolved to go 0011 drive him from-the thicket in - whicloire lay. truetzer dissuaded hies, 'anal was for attarking the be tr in amity ; however, did not restrain this Oiel4herdi 'Also Avant:v(l, ,aying. lie would drive the hea r t,,warth them. Ile had scarcely kit them *hen the bear sv*zed hint, and tine his Whole face. The poor than called tor help : his two brave compaoiotts ratrop. Toett came first ; the bear perceived Itito let. go the shepherd, and fushell ! Too ho dexterously wounded him by a second shot (littler the eye, and broke nue'ot Lis itws. The hear, not wititht nding, rushed nprm quit 'a minded him iii one thigh ; but Toot dex terously tiat4 his atilt tip to the eihOw into the jows, and called to Creutzer hut. help.— (.:rent z, c cattle hp, could not fire fur fear of wounding 'foe); at last, hcrvever, be succeeded in woontlitr the bear with twn - balk between the s houlderi, The bear now let 'hies 'go, and 'rushed romiogtipon Cruet zer the' lattef,'With the bolt-end of his piece, drove him back two „ • toises, rein :oleo los p and' call& to com , r 'll f 'VO ade to opu,; t :1115Wel'edit I cannot, for the wound iu thr„,tbLthAttd the cottcos•,ion Ate arm in the hear's Jaws have, disabled me." jilt! hear looked at .01e, IWO and.tind jug himself °vet powered, ~an d ,probably faiot,, „ - Areated towards Exhity. The leader,BAritilomeo 11 , 1aurizio, with one of the hunters, again Wounded :Itito in the siionlder. with Jw9 hallt r and be fell dead, to the groood,. The pi,or stephera (licit the following morning of the wound.t ceived."—(duytriun Observer, Oct. 20.) 'oLtl 1 . 5.01,E Y, Nuv. 4. r01:(;F,TIY. Inn Traiidhipt was fOr forging and M.- .i . note tor : IL with intent to defraud the Govi:rnor and Company of the Btiii oT EngkW. The ArroattEY-GUNELtiistated the case for the prosecution. I. Charles (already examined against the two Savages and Cann, for . similar offences) delms ed, that after having been apprehended on a charge of • having forged notes in his posses sion, he was employed by tfte Solicitors to the Bank oi'Englatid.to deteo the•priioner in the sale of forged notes. For this purpose he met her at the George in Whitechapel, on the 15Th of September, in company , With a man and a Woman. An appointment wa4 then made for them to meet on the 18th, livMoor-fields ; and when they met she said to him-, 1 don't know, Charles, whe ther you arid a friend or an enemy; bet my old than is taken," meaning the man who was with her at the George on the 15th, She'prothiled to meet him next day, or the day after, if slte . heard anymore Mewls. She did not conic . ; but in ton itequenee of itforination he met her on the 22i1 of September ) at the Pewter Platter, in .Nation- Falgate, wilt!) be told her lie wanted 20/. worth ot bad notes'; and Vie , !esired him to come to her at the f firer Tims in Whited - I,Tel. Witness %lien told of this appointment to Mr. ChristmSsi an vet igator of Bank -notes, and Loy, the °Wei. ; and was furnished by them with money to make the purchase. He received 101. to' enable him to tiny 201 in had notes ; and he then went to the Seven Stars in Brick-lane, the pri4orer having changed the appointment from the Three Tuns. Ile was followed by Christmas, toy, and Jetteries. Witness and the iirisoner walked up Briek•lane together,. when she asked him if seas ready, and he answered it was. He then‘gave 1)6• 7/. in nines, and 3/. in sit er, which he had received at the bank. She said to him, " You . Devil. why did you not wrap the silver in the notes ?" She then went a ve a y o uld in about five minutc9 idurOed with a roll of paper, which she gave to him, and desired hint to" remember to meet her again on Thisraitnext. He then asked her to en and drink before they parted, calling her by the name of Mrs. Lau rence, by which she passed. They went to the Cock and Key; and when they came out they were both apprehended, and witness was found the roll of piper which he, had recTived from the Itrisoner, and whiCh contained 201. in bad notes. The prisoner, when apprehended, called out 't Murder !' robbery ! assistance !" The evidence of, this witness WiiS coiroborated by that of Mr. Christman Foy, and ,Tetlerius. The notes were pro% eft to be forgeries, and all of one impression. When taken. into custo dy s l it : refused to tell where she lived, for tear of disgrac ing, her friends. She made no defence ; and several witnesses gave her an,hunest chat acter ; hilt they mlitutted that whe lived with a wan. named Lanrence, who was . convicted titi'Saforday of a Sillii;eir offence, by the . nai'ne o T. Cann. The Jury found a Vertlict-Guilty of disposing event(' pilling arQa .' Upon the verdict bring pronounced, the' pri toner, who was a young woman, well dressed, was afflicted Site cried very much, and beggett'llia Gentlemen of the Jury to recontiheutt her to mercy for the sake of her seven starving and unprotected babies. TRANSPOSING STSNIPS. !brit Meyricl4ageti"3B, %Vas of titking ifiimps fr o m old newspitpers, and affixing them to bkolCibeets,, with intent to (lefr4ol . l the revenu e , The ATTOHNILY-IieSP,RAL Stiitecl . the case. Mr. Win. Clemeiii, Publis - her of The Observer, said, he remembered on the '22d of Sept.fouber or !hire papers' h'efng branght to hiarby idepota— tion 'Of tire presamen, all of them appearing' to have stamps pasted on rheM. George Goodgei,'depnty pahlisherilaid,R was his duty - to take the Munk sheets,to the. Stamp Odice to be stamped. On the Friday in question he sent the prisoner for them, whose ditty it was to wet them 011 the Saturday marning,ur evening, And thus prepare them tor, the pr.erimeu. Prisoner had' the citirge of the place where.the paper wai locked op. lie Atka. was it totem,„ and had a particular round - to which he went, but which did nut incldde Drury lane. Cross-examined by 3111. likaNY. The pressmen all 4 tour boys have-access *tolhis place whet.* the wipers ere locked nit, and there is no doubt of papers being spoiled during the time they are at work. Wm. Stevens,• pressman, ,was one of the men, who carried the paper to Mr. Clement. In tite cruise of publishing, the person who wets tl►e' papers may Introduce a sheet or two. He knows it has been customary in this office to paste ►orn stc►nl►s on other blank sheets, Cross-examinol.—Meylick has been 17 years in the office. The pasting of stumps on the blank sheets was wholly for the benefit at the office, 4ohn Benson, another pressman ► gave a similar aceOunt, and said the pressuieninight paste these stamps, but they did so very seldom. M. Clement, aglin examined by Mr, BAnsy.— Hos known 'prisoner six or seven yeats i• his dm ratter always honest stud upright, and no auspi cious whatever attached to hint. Thomas Gwynne, Solicitor of the stamp- Office.—Prisoner gave himself voluntarily up,,and said he hail done what be did from the best mu- Lives ; that in picking up the stamps from the, floor, a Chronicle stamp might be among .them, but he did not paste that stamp from any fraudulent in tent, =tor•, as he received a: certain quantity of stamped sheets, he was liable,for that quiuitity to the proprietur, : and he did what he Was - charged with by the prtletsof_tbe proprietor. . , . C 1.4 ) .ft x i ”eti iso tier surrendered himself ,volitotanly, and it is probable the .statnp in tine's tinit migka, be, unelying tbe ,grotard erona the daily papers being taken in and very witch rut tip for ti r e, purpose of Inrnidling. materials for the weekly C, ti .cr. ' 119 r. 1,, u n b e it, Printer of The Moriiin Chroniel e,, bai'ktinwo :bleyrick for in.lity . years as a fly buy i i i: the ntfiec. The stmnp now sheet res - einbk.s , • . • the tviie &::flie Chronicle vcry untell, 'butt ennld tibt 's4ear Wig The Chronicle stamp. ' Courier is 'vitae(' 'the •4au4kitid On being snovn The Chronicle of the 21st of September hnd coraparing it With the printing On the 'melt of the stamp tie has no doubt s liC6ll.4liikr to the het of his judgment, that the stamp was cat from a Chronicle. Cross-examined-118Anown p; isoner 12 or 14 years, who was in the The Chronicle Olfice till he wis apprehended, and found him t !ways very regularly attend' hit duty . . and bevel Lnew him impeached . with any thing before. Gross•exatninedby the A TTOR Ili-GENURAL-LE printing, smite sheets will of course be spoiled, but he never knew it to be the custom of The 'Chro nicle to fix any of the stamps of these spoiled sheets to other whole sheets. A great number or witnesses were called, who decidedly spoke to the excellent character of the prisoner. Many of them had Known hint 12, 16, and 18 years, and had lived in the greatest inti macy with him. Mr. Justice DALLAS summed up, and the Jury found the prisoner Not Guilty. JURY COURT, EDINUURGri. will) FIFE'S CAUSE. The Following the issues appointed to be tried by the Jury in Lord Fife's cause .---Whether, at the date of the deedi underre duction, viz. on the 7th of October, ISUS, James Ball of Fife, deceased, eras totally blind, or was so ,blind its to he'scarcely aide to distinguish be tween light and darkness ? And whether the said Earl was at that, time incapable of reading any wEithiz, written instrument, or printed book Alit! it, at that time, he could discover whether a p iper was Lvrit ten upon ,or not ? - 4—Whether the said deeds were Trend Geer to the said giu:l previous to the said Vatil'i name . being Rut thereto; and. if so,. in presence of whoa) ? And if read over to the said Earl, as aforesaid, whether they were all, or any of t hem, read to him at one and the same time, or at dif. remit times ? And if at different times, whether they were deposited and kept in the room in which they were read, doring the whole pertiod that' elapsed from the commencement of the reading till the name of the said Earl was put to them, as -aforesaid, or where they were deposited? 3.—Whether the said Earl's nanie was put to the said deeds,„ora:by of them, by having his han I direoted to !heeler)) of signing, or led in making the suhscriptiori ? (Jr if the said Earl wasits skten ; an d if 16,10 w; at manner he was assisted in twitting his subscription ? 4.--4Vnether the said Larl pet, or attempted to pat his name to the said deeds, or any of them, at tole and the 84111 C time; or whether any period of time intervened ? and if there were any interval in intervals of time between the said arts, whether .the said deeds, and all of them, were in the pos session or, ody of the -said had, or were in the Possession or custody of .041 other person during such intervals of time ? s.—Whither the said Earl put his name to the deeds tinier reduetiOn, in presence of the two instrumentary w'itness'es, or either of them ? or-did arknowkilge Ibis subscription to them, or either ot them or at what period be made such ac knowledgment ? a.......whcther the said Earl was; until the dates of the deeds under reduction, ur at a la . er-period, •nvin remarkably attentive to, and in the use cot trausActing every sort of hoSitleSs tPllftteted with his •estates, *tilt, in the practice and habit of exe curing, and in tact did execute, deeds of all sorts conoecte4 with hit town affairs, by subscribing the saute with his own hand, and without theitt terveotion of notaries . 7,---.-Whether the said Earl took means t o ascer tain that the deeds roofer redaction, alleged to have ,been sighed by him, were conform to the scrolls Of deeds prepared by his agents, under his special direction, bold it um were the tiledltS he took to ascettitio samel , 'rhe Loki) e lovocAtF, in - 4 s peed) which list ed ,abuee two hulas, upend t he case for the , pur suer. A great 'lumber of t itne%ses - Were then examined tor the pursuer, which occupied, the- Court t , ll half-past ten at night, + When thry joarned. Yesterday the Court met . agaiii, 4 little after W T ten elnek, when Mr. H . 14 ,0, 1 3 T t i o mr so ii, speech which lasted opWards, of three boors, st a ted the case for the ditehdunts ; the evitthina .tion of the wit itebSeS on that side of the trust oo then chrtimenced-, and dill nut finish till neat I I o'clock, , when the Court again - adjoarned. This day 'elle' 'Conti" met at the - usual' hour, when .M,r., , Jtotip,Ct.aatt Vegan his reply for the 'mistier, and Jilt *Speaking when this paper went to press. The' COurt has been crowded every day with ;genteel company, of which a number were ladies. (Edinburgh Courant.) AUDACIOUS ilunoLAßY.—The Cottage in Great COrant•streel, ou bunday eveniug, presented a curious spectacle within. Mrs. CORFIELD, who had just returned from the country, found the garden gate and the . padloCk fenced open ; on proceeding to the front door, ttortt was secured by , ft thread ; and in the passage and two parlours were tables, chairs, pikno• forte, sofa, all regular , ly packed up as if there had been a sale, or in tended removal of furniture at quarter-day. A watchman's box is within a door at the cottage, and 'the thieves must have haul a cart in waiting there at least three hours, for they must have bees'Occupied that time in ripping up the -carpets that were nailed, and taking down the mirrors, glasses, and pictures, which, with various other articles they removed the preceding night. - About eight locks haul been 'broken open, others resisted the violence that Was used, apri among others,the loCks of large tin boxes, contaisting inirrtil. Ad kinsiSalmon, ikc..have declared.t heir opinion that the burglary was effected by novice thieves A large rollof itewsmade.tinder, briMstone,matehes, and /V VVOnden 1111ilkt were left behind. ATTEwrip St/let-tn.—A yoling teniaTe, sipper servant Ina surgeon's family Ht the west enti of the town, eta her throat in a shocking - Dianne! in a water elosetin her master's house, on Siniday night. 'She was tliicOvereil :4 most tieploraiiie state by the cook, but surgical aid beir9c the spot, !tastes are eittcrtaitied of her recovery. She is the danghter of resrectahle ttadoman, anti . her situation,' itisi.itg froth tiff Lions, -is supposed to have prompted-her to the NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL MARKETS. lip the Cdfeitbe. ,8eef........ Qs 4d to 3a 441 Veal 'Sc 441 to 50 Oil Mutton 9$ ad to as S.: I),.rk 4c ().1 t , 5s 4d ST. JAMES'S HEAT ZI,IIOMT, Noveiiilwr , Hay Atm 'll .0! od to 61 Os od—Avcrage, 41 105 0? It tOs od to it Ns Od—Avurase, tl 194 01 WHITECHAPF.I. HAY MARKET. , n os Oil to GI Os 04----AveraiCct h .,; 5 `it raw fl CH: tAI 2i as. otl---.Averag , r, 2i Ciover GI 06 Otl to 71 Os 041-.1 v e rag r , GI iOs PRICE OF LEATHER. rtutit4r4 to stabs'each per lb .• ,•.• • Ca to 934 2541 1)Itto, sUto txtbs each gSd 0 --(I V/ 10i NiOreillolo44 l 11:ecIto • Dressing;Dressing;l-lidto .t4d 16 d to 13 to t6d 11 Fiat! Coessli Hid.., Crop Hides, 95 to 40111$ for cut tin.; ;641 to 1 Ditto 46 to .albs 19d . to gr 1 , 4,1 to 2i .. . 4 Calf Skins.. no 1., .t.irers Ditto 5O to 7011 to .. ' sod. 10 Lt 1 ,,, Dirt ~..... 7o to aunts 46d to 31 '" tinii seeds (tiiretilland) Lai : . - e ditto per tiOaitil. ........... .801 RAW HIDES: 114 .•1. Ryden & Steers, per %t. Ordinary It MI t° l4 I NI 7 4 ..- - ...........its $t to :Is (.44 Mar Let OW .. excil • " t a V— L11in,10...23 thl to 2s 4d Eng. Iturse tit oa to _.......:-----• PRICE OF Jainos's'Mlirket 31 14d Clare tarl.;ct Os 01 Whilechaptl Nlarket ax Od per stone of •bib. sid Acriage TAA,WW. Town Tii litilV 694 oci 01 1 itttssia oft White *Witt --s 4441. 01 4 M!) (14 NittititlC Sttl ft 1. kt 1 44> 041 Ditto ud 389 el Graves ............. • Drrgit ........ 14 C'ord . . ............. Sto ................ lOs IS thl tl for realty Wougy. yellow Soap. sti ott .. 9is Pi *GC of Candles, per it.veli #id vet d o s e u aliotre Sh;ps Nlarl:: en t. -.4l3l.l S it b t i ;' l ,lll ;'"l Nd ' °VEM"ll 4. Price. 7 i Newcartle I to 44 4 . Pa. nef ...... 7i ..••• '._,~9., .394, 0,1. 39+• pd. to 4;.i. id. • . Tile following due-Oral occurrence took 1' 144 at'Praiieicati on Thursday week (he mail ing of Oat day, a %Vol k WWI at the eholk-pitg 1 ,7 longing to ly and Gio'hl isb ' iu ohs coarse of his business to one of the 1111,c kilns;discOyered within it..part of a l i nurio 1 )"' I Y" On giving an alarm, the 'rentair.s of the po-rere'l— tare who had so 111:8eratilV perished wurc ea " l i caird- These remains were only pArr Of-on e . ° thr 1'e144, and it portion of the spAte. r e ` in 4 itute'T ref the limbs and hotly were entirely ypd sinned: A small piece'of coar s e bin clittlt. a hot covered With ,very much WCre a 1) found tlie kiln. No clue "'".l4')li or could he obtained to kutl to a kaowic'tg' the pers , ,i, %vim had met with so horrible It blir iltis "pir'ied to have been u ali' some dest ilul4 ' T 1 . 4.. tell hol gone to the kiln for wiar. • tt l On Saturday the'Anatinl Sermon teas Pr e " • .. at the 'park!) church of Sr. SlarPreti /Vcatnll :'• stet. aceordv. i o to tae•w; ll ~. , OAN liNaT ft cr.ntunottly called the Ostinell %Voiotia, ur." c b to. 20 poor widows of that paritli 40 , Is' Ye ar xr . ; h inr ever ; 20s. _for a sermon; '20,. to officers for a treat ; and 2s. 641. 10 th e °Cr' sexton. A condition in her w ill is, that uoc-- the dishes is to be an oatmeal . 11 Yesterday, Mrs. SkyntlerßlßTH , of Great Portland,tre—t 1 of son. i ita C 4" - Ou the ski inst. at Testerden, Krat, the LAO,' ° CrougLitau, Esq. of a qin.boru child. --.-.-------'74 • MARRIED. , ~p l acts On Throtav, Matthew tVl , lling t niq._of St. 1t , . 611 ~.itilit to Elitithetit t tiougokr of N. L. Coilisuo, Esq. 1 .....- . cambdrweit. abts4.' . tos On the 4th inst. the Reraohn Clarryvincof 0. iv Suflulk, to Miss Sarah Ty ter, of OuudesiTolva-_____....... rit bee ! u 4 t h fi l d i e l n yleY:rottufFiriiid,astygl.:st,,inn:rE.l"eit.streree: 0 0 bi g "' n ' '' 1°31 ; 1 clerk itel t ir l i l 4.i n f l ' i, .F sgi j r s i: e d b i it . y l : ii i ti l i I.' house : l i e n °f i a t il 1 i: : ! ' Th o i e t t s ett i i i ii . l ll : a . ki t n , u f a :J e t e u S i I t u t ti 2, a ' a C ' G r;';:cl: is:: t i iti : ri ll : '', 4 , Fr tl ed : ' s ic a k t . t i t; l :la i rlast, Mr. Jolla Nohla, O Holborn aged e 3 Upwards of half Sl' a uti : c ' n:nitri. e'ik street. t - et At. s l'-`9lvry , Benjamin Blooinfirld E 'or Alderm," . tha_t-""roogb,- mud a per) )ef rt . );l Justice ~f tsivremikocr. fear OnSuncl.ty su'unigitt, at . hid seat, Pre:A‘voul,l-11.411, 1 !,:Jughborong!), itt the 90th year of his ate. elutrlt'4;°!:ll . i r. l 4e. F. , g. who succeeded to the (away estates o n the ( iii _ i ji .s; " t4lt'hrr' 4 " 173 5 ) consegnently he had Inherited t up....ros in tio yea's ! .., i r W; f4l On thty.d...,.• evening last was interred Mei. 1 3 P"'' r ~f of Mr. John Taylor, a ripped:Ale Woullen-watal,,,l"ll. Vr., fntlslient:tn e newsturry. A' oltibrt fiats before her 'troths • „4 , Taylor become . unwell. His holisposition grattotaly Wer,..,,i ink. lir tweatost seriously ill for t tiro or three days Pri"r ..,'.: , 1. inter - tot:id, and while the neighhours *ere in the act lit iti. , .., io 4 the ',Jay of his decease', wife not of the !loosen() cal I it to the grave, he ts to &creme a rorple2 -- --........................„0, . - - • " Prlnttd• by J: 13. tansTAMS rt"....;- bud-dim:A ; and published by W. A. SCRIPPS , ot at the Itl4-tiviNt r.. 5.. Ili. Strand : Where "ntst Orders, Utters, 31e. (post-paid) m ust be addreii‘' ~ r r;ONDON NiAlticl:4TB, titA Ot. NHS WEEK. 'the h4itert pries of the best Wlie.itioi Bread thr011:hollt Ole Metropolis tt stittAl hy the Bojcers to► be , 154 d. the Quar tern L.-I.—Saute 'Balers sell the Uttartero Loaf ft OW one penny to three-pence lower. I) ,ir. lb. V 2. Peck LeAr,to weigh .. 17 41 r/tvirterto I.n►af to n•eigh.4 6 4 1., Halt Jitto• • ditto . ..• 8I l Half Quartero ditto .. 2 9.4 SEF.DS. !tettelover f Foreign) —4 74s to 100$ per cwt. Mitt• English 6O !his to 115$ Whitedittu. . 7os Wis to lids ltye-Grasi .... . - Turnip, White ... 2oi ad to 9tis 0,. per hash:. Red and Green .. White Mii*tar4l Seed 43 CI to 1 zii dd Drown ditto Carraway Seeds Cinque Fain . . —s ad to —s Od per qr. Coriander do. Trefoil Canary.. --e.B4s to 9O Od per qr. Liuseed Oil Cake at the Mill, 121. P2s. per thousand. kape Cake GI. Bs. to —l. —;. PRICE 0. • New Bags.. • Kent Sussex .91 Os to 141 Os 'F HbPs. • New Pockets. Kent 11; —$ to 171 Os Sussex.... 101 10s to 151 WS Esseat .... 111 Os to Ihi 10$ Farnham. 181 Os to _tot Os :DGE. Cores-Inspretor's Return.- Ne wWbt. Crp Id.lBl Os to vat os I Wiit. per 10 I Os Burley, perqr. 38s Ott to 5430 d Oats • .... 26s Od to 4530tt ,--Thursday, October 31. • _. Beaus 44$ Od to 54! gi: Old ditto .: —s od to —sr. 's Pease 509 od to 56i oa Rye —s to ... 4 04