The Sun. — London, England, 1815-08-08 00:00:00

-~~~__::ry~:~ Nr',\V sl'A'.qt,DUTI-Es. COTIP.P.CT LIST OF TI-1E NEW 'TAMP DIItIES TO COM MENCE ON Tliis IST SEPTEMBER NEST: rEOMIS•OEY NOIE, for the'pifyineltt to the bearer ondemand u f • to ; of ' .tune}. J. Not excc-11;'1g 11. 13. . . . 0 0 5 Ylceedi3e; il.• Is. awl not exceeding 1 21. • , 0 01 0 Exceeding 21. T.,. and i tiot exteedigt 51. ss. . 0 1 :3 YxceeSitik 51.5. and not exceetii . ni.: 101. .. 01 ti ..xcee,:iist.fo l . - anti not exceed's:l,g 201. -. 0 2 0 Exitediiig,2t4 and not'e)eec"i-n.3 01 .. 0 :3 0 Exceenitn: tins! not k:it:ceditlg 501. ► . 0 5 0 Exceeding and not 1001. . • 0g 6 Which said Nores aft.ir pyritent there pt often a 3 shall be thought St. rantitt§i‘oiorr., for' the pat - tn.-nitin an 7 other manner than,' to the hearer on dqiiilanit, hitt dot exceeding Iwo 10- 1 % - 3 after date, or silty days aftcr 'sight; of any sum 'nit Sierne.. jik tn..inst nig . to 40s. an not exceeding 5l. 53. 0 1 0 •Eiceeding - 51. ss. and ,I.t exceeding 231 . . 0' 1 6 201. and not ex( Ceding 001. . . 0 2 0 slim :911. anti siot.exceeding 301. . . () 2 6 I,',.eectiirg 501. and not exceeding . . 0 :3 6' These Notes pre nut to lit; re-issued after being once paid. Nnii, for the payment, 'eit',ier to the bearer on or in any other inntmer tiCan to the bearer on '.lenanti, Out no exceeding tWO 111%01)lis after date, or sixty days after sight, of any suns of Money, • 1-', : xeredoig 1001. and not exceediag 2001. . .0 4 6 ' 1001. and not exc , edin7, 3001. x 0 5 0 Exec eding 3091. and not exceeding 5001. . 0 6 0 :Exceeding 5110!. and not exceeding 10001-. . 08 6 Exceeding 10001. and tiot exceo . (iing 0051. . 012 6 I:Acceding 20001. and not exceeding' 301301. '0 13 0 yfeeedish; 2000').. . . . . 1 5 rs'r3Chotes are not to he re:is,ueci after being once paid. Paintstslony NOTE for the payment to the bearer or other wi.e, at any time exceeding two months after date, or GO days . after sight, .O 1 dins of Al.inee, arainurf inr,h pis. and inn extred:nz .sf. ss. . Excecilisr::; 51,55. silt not exceeding 201. . ", ../xceeding 301. and not exceeding :101. 1:e -ceding 301. and not exceeding 3nl. . Exceeding 501. and not exceeding 1001. . Exceeding,' 10;11 and not exceeding 2001. Excesding 2001. anti not exceeding 3001. Exceeding 5001. and not exceeding; 500!. Exceeding 5001. and not exceeding 13001. Ex:Teriing 10001, attil not exceeding 20001. Exceeding 20001. anti not exceeding 30001. F leetlish.r 30101. O 1 6 O 2 0 O 6 • 6 O 4 ,6 O 0 yl 6 0 O 8 6 O 12 0 O 15 0 0 1 10 0 \ .46 CA These Note; are not to he re-issued after being•once paid. nd the following instruments shall be deemed and taken to tee Promissory Notes,. within the intent and meaning of t his schedule, viz. - All Notes, promising the payment of any sum or stints of nione..7 out of any particular fund, which may or may not be avail Ale; er mom acct condition or contint;ency, which may or may nut be perfe; , :med or ;lappet), if the same shall be ma.:e payable to the bearer, or to order; and if the same be definite and certain, and not amount in the whole to 20. And ;!II Receipts for Money deposited in any Bank., or in the hind, of Banker or Banners, n'hbtc shall contain any agreement or memoran am, importing that interest shall be paid for the money so deposited. • , 7EXEMPTIONS FROM TILE )50'ISS ON PROMISSORY NOTES. Ali Notes, promising the payment of any sum or sums of Money -at of any particillar Fund, tv-hielt may or may not be ; or upon any condition or contingency, which may or nay not lie performed or happen, v.-her!: the same shall not he made payable to the . bearer or to order, and also 'where 'the same shall be made payable to the bearer or to order, if the same shall amount to twenty pounds, or be in definite. And all otter instrument, bearing in ;My'degree the form or style of Promi, , ,ory NtiteS, but which in law shall be deem ed special ig-recwents, except those hereby expressly, directed to be deemed Pronlisstiu Notes. But such of the Notes ,ind Listroments hereby exc.l!ted from the duty an Vrontis , qy ilott , , shall lie neverthc:,s liable.to the duty which •may attach thereon, as agreements VT otherwise. F.XEMPTIONS FROM TFI, PRECEDING AND ALL OTIJER STAMP DUTIES. All promissory notes for the payment of money, issued - by the Governor and Company of the Bank of England. ileccipt or Discharge, given for or upon the payment of money. Amounting to 21. and notion:tinting to 51. .0 0 2 Amounting to 51. and not amounting to 101. . 00 3 Amounting to 101 and not :Unpinning to 201. . 0 0 6 Apountin:.; t ) . 201. and not aim:noting to 501._ . 0 I U Amount ins; to 501. and amounting to 1001. . 0 1 6 • Anlo•intiog to tocii. and not'amointting to 2001. . 0 2 , 6 Amounting to 2001. and not amounting to 3001. 0 0 Amounting to 3001. anti not amounting to 5001. 0 5 0 Amouutinz 5001. and not amounting to 10001. 0 7 0 Amounting to 10001:or upwards • . 010 0 And where any sum of money whatever shall be therein expressed or acknowledged to be re ceived in full of di demands . 0 10 0 And any Note, memorandum, or writing whatsoever, given to auy person for.or upon the payment. of money, whereby • any sum of money, debt, or demand, or any part of any debt or demand therein specified, and Amotinting to two wounds or upwards, shall be expressed or aatio'wledged to itave been paidi settled, balanced, or otherwise discharged or satisfied, or which shall import or signify any such . ac hnoWledgment, and whether the same shall or shall not he signed with the name of any person, shall he deemed and taken to be a receipt tar a sum of money, - of equal amount with the sum, richt, or deinaud so expressed or aanowledged to have been paid, settled, balanced, or-otherwise distil:w -' satisfied. Within ilri iatent and ineanivi, , .; of, this Sile . ditle, and shall he charged with a •daty accordingly i x o ,d a v Receipt or discharge, note, memorandum, or •'N'vriting what , :ver, given to any person for or upon the pay meut of money, which shall runt lin, import, or signify any general acknowledgment of any debt, accon:it, claim, or de mand, debt 4, accounts, claims, or demands., whereof the. amount shall not be therein speeilit d, having been pant, settled, balanced, or otherwise discharged or satisfied. or - whereby any sons of money thervin• mentioned shall he ac knowledged to he received .in full, or in discharge or satip faction of anY such debt, aceotnit, claitn, or demand, debts, accounts, 'claims, or demands, and whether the sante shall or shall not be signed with the moue of any person, shall be deemed aiyl ta' en to he a receiit. for the sum of 1,0001. or apwardi, within the intent and inc-ning of this Schedule, and shall he charged with the duty a 10q, accordingly. And all Receipts, discharges, and acknowledgments of the -deserip!ion aforesaid •A•hich shalt be given for or upon pay ments made by or with asy.bills of exchange, drafts, promis sory notes, or other ser unties for owns r, shall be tenoned and ititeti to he ree••ipts given upon the lit:, sent of money, within the intent aid meaning of this .ei,etfute. 21XEMPTIONS . PROM THE PRECEDING DUTIES ON RUCEIPTS. ileceipts exempted froni stamp duty i t y any act or acts re lat in 4 t;) the assessed taxes. -Itecriptl or discharges given by the Treasurer of the Navy, for ant money iii,prqtrd to or receirl2d by tiitn, for the service vf the Na..y. Iteceipts or discharges given by any :Igent, for money int-. presto' to him, on a,:count of the pay of the'army or ord .naner. 11;ceipts.. or discbart.'s given by any officer, 'seaman, .ma rim., or ioldier, or tin,- reps e;,entativcs respectively, flr or, on account of any vi-ages, 'my, or iwnsion, due from the Nary Office, Army Pay.Oltice, or Ordnance Other. . . Receipts or discharges given for oleration money, ' fur the put - eh:v..) of any ;bare the cons . .. I " ,, , : . .n i Y u o t l i the Government or Parliamentary Stocks or Fonds, Stocks and Funds of the (i(overnt , r and Company of the 1.3-In i l ' i the 1.:a4 India Company, or South Sea ' Con nf ‘l:ng ' l4"d ; °l. of d:vitletid paid on any snare of the sa - d Stocks'PanY.'"Ti fur any 1 or }ands re speetively. „ Receipts or discharges given for any principal nione y • .or in lertt4 due on Exchequer hill:.. . Itecort's for' money deposocd in the Bank of England, or in the P;iiii; of Scutlaitd, or Itoyal Ilat.li of Seitlatol, oe i n t h e )tank of the britisli Linen Company in- Svotland, O r ;„ the Lands of any luitilver or luinlitus, to he accounted tar on de viand; provichql the sonic honor expressed to be received of or by the bands of any other t ban the person or persons to ultutothe 'ante is to ue acco unted for. But y with interest. -Nee Prom..:titite. Receipts or discharges written upon rromissory notes, bills of exchange, drafts or orders for the .payment of money, duly stmoped.according to 'tae laws in Int& at time date thereof; or itpoo bilis of excl:a.nge drawn uut -of but payable in Great Partain. ~ , . , Ite,-e;pt; or t divzharges npan bills or :•,'Mti.'s uI the e'xo•• v'ernor and Company of the Bank of England. Letters by the general post acknowledging the safe artist eif any inlls of exchange, protnissory notes, ortither securities for money. , Receipts discharges indorsed or otnerwise written upon br contained in auy hood, niai4 L aig,•, or other security, or any etinveyttucg, deed. or instrninelit 'ikhatever, duly slainped ac cording 'Collie laws in force at the date thereof, acknowledg ing the reciiffit of the cdtisideration inoneY therein expressed, or.thr reeei;:7t of any treiticipal money, interest, * or annuity thrieby secured." . Release% or discharges f or money,, by deeds duly stamped according toll,• laws in force at the 'date thereof. neecipts•dr discharges Oren fiir 'drawbacks or bounties sip on 'the expettation of any goods or merchandiac from Great Britain. lteceipt.t br discharges for the return of any duties of cus : tornsupon Certificates of over entry. lieeeipt4 dr achnikledgments uf payment indorsed upon any hi is, orders, remittance hills, u 1 remittance certificates, dramin by'eommissienicil officers, masters, and slug-coils in the nave, 1/1 . 1/' any commi•sioner or commissioners tit the NarYi • moler i the•antligoity of the Act pass•ed in the 35th year of his Mrije4y's reign, for ,the more expeditious payment.of the wages'atul pay of certain officers belongi:ig to the navy. Recenfts or acknowledgments of, payment indorsed noon any hills, drawn pursii•int to any former Art or Acts of Par liament, by the'Cominis4iimers of the Navy, or by the CoM missiuners for Victualling the Navy, or by the Connuissitioers for aninagin, , • the Transport Service, and taking care of ;Oa and , voimeed seamen, upon and payable by the Treasurer of the Navy. Receipts given solely for the duty on insurances against Are; and receipts given for the premium and duty oil such in stuanees, to be liable only to the receipt duty in respect of the premium. , Advertisennents inserted in Newspapers, Magazines, .tkc. now :3s. will tie 6.l.—Newspa,er stomps, now 3.' ; (1, will be. 4d.—Fire Insurance, now 2s. dd. per loot. is to be as—Agree : ments, now !Us. will he 20s. oin SATURDAY Nuffirs GAZETTE. DIVIDENDS. Ang. 26. A. Rarlier and J. Cawthorn, Darby-street, Rose inary 1;1111., brewers —Sept. 1. 11". Cam; non, :114imby, Lincoln shire, miller—Ang. Sq. Croft, I'eli-street, tateliffe-bigh way, wine-inerthant—Ang 29. J. Cobden, Chichester, e(PM mon-brnver—Auft. 30. J. Lavender and C. C. Judd, Yeoviiy, Somersetshire, gardenerS—Aug: :H. Beeston, Manchester, inerehant—Ang. 30. W. Lungley, Barton. Mills, Sall; mer chant—Aug. H. S. Potter, Milk-street, Merchant— ‘ivr. Freeman, Ilatton-garden,' tailor—Aug. 31. A. st ir ah; C. Sheath, and J. Dixon, Boston, in vrchuats—Sent. I . A Sheath, C. Sheath, Boston, J. Steel, Fisketton, and Rcsy, Lincoln, bankers—Sept: 4; C. J. City, Bishop-Wearnionth, coalAirter —Aug. 23. A. W. Beilairs and J. Bellairs, Stamford, bankers —Aug. 24;. .1. C. Franck; Poland-street, Oxford-street, tailor —Aug. 21i. W. Ntandon, Kent-street , Wit. George the Martyr, hoop-merchant—Aug : 26. W.'and fl. Shaw, Lepton, York shire, clothiers—Aug. 2d. W. Wright, Rochester, innkeeper —Aug. T. Roth:isn't and S. S. Robinson, Freeman's . - court, Cornhillonerehants—An;. 26. J. Robinson, Hudders field, Yorkshiie, merchants—A: , l. 29, B. Waters, Birchin lane; broker—Aug. 29. E. T. IL.rbert and R. C. Penfobl, West Smithfield, hlacking-manufacturer—Nlv. 18: Sir R. ,Phillips, Knight : New Bridge-street, bonkseller--,Ang. 5. J. -Alaemichaei, Gittna, W. Macnichael, .1. Maciniedael, and A. M‘,Math; Fleet-street, carpet-manufacturers CERTIFICATES--_1 o u. 2G. W. Reid and W. Stephens, of Great. George-street, 'rower hill, lu - el:haws—T. Mee, of Kettering, Norvtisielptonsiiire, farmer— .1. Brown, jun. hie of Colch-..iter, nriilt r—J. Rust, late of London, Leniiaill, !ate of,' Euston square, St. Patieras, totilder—W. Wright, of Claience-filiiee, flack:try-road, hors , •-hair-loainifacturer--G. Cohb, of Leeds, Carinigtoii, of Bea:uniont, ESS , farmer— W. Smith, late of I i%erpool, Kalltoeir, of Southampton-row, ;'.lnomsbury, tailor—R, Williams, of Cop pice-row, Clerken-well, rioter. . . i'S DIStiOLVED. T. PaIN-sitt. 7 , Liaclicster, silverstulths.,G. Ho than' and Robinson, York, coal nun brewers—B. Hirst mid !":nnert, loieds;grocers—M. 11ancn . ck, F. Walser - Igld, and 3. Wild,arith, Nottingham, lace-manufacturers—J. &M. Han cock, & F. Wakefield, I`tortingham, cotton-spinners—.l.& 0. Crease and E. Fidler, West Smithfield-L-11. Also)), J. 'man, jun... Land It. Foster, Oderton, Cheshire, calico print ers—M. Macpherson .and H. NVesti-n:4e, George-yard, Princes strict, Soho, Wine-1a...1-chant—J. Scott and 'U. llardialtl, L.ao . linen manufacturers—Daniel Gardoine and C. :Voor-ione. machine rnlers-,it. Bragg', 3• Sprigg, and C. A. Ft:ldler,- Birmingham, lock iannfac't urers `sbeppearcl and .1. It tnisbothain, ninehestei , foreign nn•reltants—J. drown, S. 131 4 1,,,y, New-roan, Bags, I),‘, :s, .1. Way, and 3. Hales, Trowbr,dge, Wiltshire, clokliicirs ll' Wyche, 3. L. M. Wyatt, and J. Foot, New:Saruin, Wilffirarc, wir,c-inerc ants. SCOTCH B ',NKRUPTS. SEQUESTRATIONS. July 19. Thomas Thomson, balit!ri reditots meet in Cockhurti's inn, Cupar, Ch and.l4th August, at 1. July 29. Ales,inder Cheyne, merchant, Leith—Urctlitors meet in Donald3on's tavern there, 7in and 22(1 Auguo - , at 2. July 31. James neith, merchant, 'Edinburgh—Creditors meet in ,John's Coireeliouie there, 10th and 29t1i.Atig% at 1. August 1. eti tili:on Jamieson and Co. merchatas, Glasgow— Crctiivirs meet in the Pi lace of %Vales tueern there, 9th .tuts 23d August, at 1, August 1. John Fraser, merchant, Bridge End, Inverness— Creditors meet in the A.themeum, itiverness, 17th - and 31st August, at 1. • August I. Day H. M‘Dowall, Glasgow', anal and at Milton, Dumbartonshire—Creditors inert in the Prince of Wales Tavern, - Glasgow, Bth and 22:1 August at 12. EXANIINATIONi, DIVIDENDS, &c. John Dobson, merchant and auctioneer, Glasgow, to be examined in the Sheriff-,glerles office the' e, 1 Ith and 23th August, at, I. James Reid, merchant and innkeeper, Charleston, Caith ness-shire, to he examined in the Sherilfeourt-honsg,Thurso, 4th and 2-ith August, at 11. Robert Johnston, merchant, Glasgow, to be examined ire. the New Court-house there, 8;11 an.l .22(1 August at 12. Creditors cif the deceased Hobert White, late hatter, Edin burgh, meet in John's Coffeehouse there, at h September, at I IRISH BANKRUPTS. Michael llermingham, of King's-court, in the county of Cavan, shOpkeeper, to surrender on the 7th and Bth August inst. and on the 7th Sept. following, at the Royal Exchange, Dublin. Michael Brehan, of the town of Mullingar, 'county West meath, shopkeeper, 7th and Bth of Atigust inq. and on the 7th day nt: September following. at the hour of two o'clock in the afternoon, on each of the said days, at. the Royal Ex change, Dublin, John Bennett, of Clinrch-street, in tine c:ty.of Pithlin,.iron founder, 2d a 0 of August ins. and 2d of' September' fol lowing, at two o'cio:k in the afternoon, on each of the said days, at the Royal Exchange, Jane Johnson, of Pill-lane, in the city of Dublin, linen-• draper, 3d and 4th dayfi of August inst. and on the 2d day of September following, at two o'clock in the afternoon, on each of the-said days, at the Royal Exchange, Dublin. • John Enrlong, of the city of Cork, tanner, 4th and sth days of August iitst. and on the '2 d of September following, at one o ' c l o ck in T'.,' aftemoon on each of the said days, at the Com mercial-buildings, in the city, of Cork. Michael Ryan, of the City Quay, Dublin, coal-factor, 7th and 6th of Augnst inst. and on the 7th of September follow ing, at two o'clock in't he afternmin on each of the said days, at the Royal Exchalge. ETEOROLOGICAL .1 OURNA "Thermometer. 1 - Weather. . • 74 • I. :7,.. . 1 '-; ;-1 t . • 'c..; .:,' .1% 7. . :'.... - e . .7- 7 . >. ...-: :II) _____ • July. . ... ., I c 1 c liielies Fair • si c ir, 24 ' 6-2 64 73 1 ,5$ 30.23 30 63 61 172 I 56 .10 - Do. Do. 31 60 57 65 150 .18 . _ Do., Do. - Aug. 1 , 1' 110 61 70 57 .80 Po. Do. e 63 64 70 59 .30 Showry Cloudy 3- 65 th 6 1 . 70 157 :25 1, Cloudy Fair' 4 (3•1166 73 156 i .12 - I Fair ' Po.' - 'NAVAL Count MARTIAL. The Court Martial on Captain I`6n:v WEvi, late of his Maiesti's Ship Sultan, endefi on.Tnes day.- The following are the charges and sentence of the Court : . For not p'rtic'eeding to join the expedition then acting agairM NyWbrleans, with his convoy of twelve transports, in pnrsuaneeto ordeis rvhich had been left at Port Royal by sir A. Cochrane, when the safe aerivAl of these ships with reinforce ments and provision's was of vital importance to the snceess.and safety of the expedition, and When the presence of the Sultan was necessary upon that expedition.-2. 'For (relaying the aboVe con voy at Jamaica until the Moselle sloop of war conld be hurried hut of Port Royal harbour, then not ready for sea ; a force by no means adequate to the safety of so Valuable a charge, the capture of which might have been the means of starving the army..-3. For proceeding to . England Nvith otit orders, apparently tor his private advantage. For preventing Capt. Pyin, of / his Majesty's ship Niemen, front carrying his orders into exe cution, Which was to take specie to England, which specie was subsegnently taken home in the Sultan, under pi etence that the Niemen Was unfit for that service ; though, 5y the report of survey held on her„it appeared ske was perfectly eligible. The Court pronotinced that, iu the firSt charge, Captain West was justified, front circumstanCes, in not proceeding to join the Vice-Admiral ; thixt that the second charge was not proved ; that the third charge was proved, but it was not apparent ly done with a .iew to his private einolinneot ; and that the fourth was proved ; but that Captain %Vest was justified in taking the specie on ,bcar[! his 'own ship ; in preference to the Niemen, by reason of her insufficiency, at that season of the year. And the Court did, ;gun, the whole, ad= judge Captain West to be.aditionished not, again to quit his station so hastily. POLICE 1N 1 ELLI:4LN*.CE. i;UILDIIALL •FGAen.--Yesterday a respectable Bill Broker, residing in the neighbourhood of Broad-street, underwent an examination, - ciiarged with-frandu lently appropriating •several sums of money tn.liis own use, the property of other individu a ls. The defalcations amounted to several thon,and pounds. The priSOner, it appeared, bad bad consigned to him a quantity of bills .for diicouint, anithaving obtained the mo , iey, he,litt4dyti ii couded. inf"' illation being givei, 'a •warraut was issued, iliwkins, the sent in pursuit. of the prisoner, who had :eft the city for the " Elephant and Castle.'-' F:010--hence he was traced to Wandsworth,' and again to London, where on i.sattirday last he was di3covered by the Odic:.r at a house in Red Lion -street, Holborn, and taken inio custody. Several cases were gone into against the prisoner, supported by Mr. ANDREWS,, and opposed by Mr. GURNEY. UpOn.olle of these - , in which a - .'‘lr. : Kent. was defrauded of 750/. the evi dence was deemed canclosive by the Magistrate, and the prisoner was held to bail, to abide his trial at the ensuing Sessions. MANSION-TIOUSF.. • Yesterday John Lyons was charg,ed with rob bing :Mrs. C. Pike of a lace veil, and a ridicule containing a purse with i. quantity of silver. and other articles. The prosccut.ri> deposed, that on the evening of -the 27th, of July last, she was re turning notue through Whiteslepel, accompa nied by two other Ladies, When they were met by the prisoner, who suddenly stopped theta. — Fier companions instantly tied, but the prisoner ha‘ing seized and teal-treated her, he succeeded •in earrying off the properzy in question. Mrs. Iligg, a Lady %vim witnessed the robbery in tites fu,iy identified the person of the prisoner.— He as rinnanded for a final examination. • Duel between.- Blucher and Buonaparte !—Last week, at Smolt Shields, two old Solis of Neptune differed in political opinions over a can of grog.. One of the heroes Iwito had a wooden kg) main aiotarthat' Buonararte was a greater General than Blucher, which so enraged his opponent, that he dared him to the field of honour to decide the gum eel, where it was agreed that each was to assume the character of his favourite General.— Before the personifier of Blucher marched out, he caused epaulettes to be.painted up - on the shoul der of his shirt with blood, thrust his head into tl - our sack in order to resemble the veteran's hoary locks, and blacked his face with burnt cork in imitation of mustaches: Each armed with a thelock, attended by a number of followers,went to a neighbouring held, where, at no great dis tance, they levelled' their pieces at each other and fired. Blucher's wadding struck poor Boonaparte . %vim, supposing himself shot by it bullet, gave a horrid yell, and fell down. 'Some of the specta tors who were in the secret, informed .him that the gun tsar only load with blank cartridge, but advised Nina to pretend he was mortally wounded ; and to do him justice, he-imitated the. dying scene toadiniration— The news that Buonaparte was dead soon reachedi 131ueher, who wept bitterly tor the . sirpposed him id murder. -` His friends, at length, relieved hi,m from his anxiety,. when .all animosity was soon drowned in hearty draughts of grog. Cottotiga's INQUEST.—Saturday evening an In quest was h e ll at the Queen's Head, High -street, Mary-le-bone, ..un the body of Mrs. SARAII HEN SHAW, the landlady of that house, who was found -hanging in her ball-room on the preceding evening. It appeared from• . the evidence of J.Henshaw, the deceased'S husband, that he was alarmed about six b'elock on Friday evening by his niece, who call .ed him up stairs, and on his entering the bed room he was shocked at seeing his wife suspended by a handkerchief from the tester of the bed ; he instantly cut her down and called iu a SurgeOn, but although , the body was still %mint, life, was extinct - . Miss flenshaw, the niece of the last_witne'ss, had constantly attended the deceased, who was con- fined to her room front indisposition until Friday evening, when she was absent about a quarter of an hour, and at her return the deceased was found hanging.—Verdict, Insanity. Mary Jessop has been committed to Maidstone gaol, charged with Maliciously a dministering to Henry and Elizaheth ‘Voodroffe a qnantify- of deadly poison, %vitt) intent to murder tow!. LOICIjON S,e• 'RETURN 'OF 4 ' 2 13 :_ i ler Citt MAIICIANEi t:—.2.,,----)viii,iritdEArr IN :0 .1 1, nilttdii a pt ° s u l k s : olid-oitiJlTAtlinliy;P:2;:l,:ot?:ollruisi;ta2:976:: r 4 ei . et Quarters : • 311 —________ 67 5 0 27 at s2 s 9,1 4 15 _„—.---. at . , s. „ a j" !' u od 78s d 29 3 cil 1 1 1 4 3 3 4 7 1 ...... . . . . . — ll ,_ . a a; a a , t t tt t 878 79 5071 ss s 6° ooo :l dd i I 50 2 : 2 ;'7 5 8 1 ---_______—=_7:—..-- aa,a, 1 t I t t (6 6 ; ° " 1 i ( 19 ) A , 3 3 90 4 '331 343' at . aa tt : 64 : 00 d ,t 2 4 7 6 1 ---------- a n t t 1 ; 8 : ° O4l at 75s o,i t ri7 _-- at '., A . ----- at .565', 123 94 --------- at 5 5 . 5 4 :01 at 7.3 s Od 536 mi. - at ~ t i .13,) ..._._ 37 - at ( %s; o u a i . at ,Os 6d so --:-'-'--- at. _pd at .su: I ~. And 72 quarters, at 47 9 :1 p-'----7----cr qoart;rt• : 9 v Total. 8604 Quarters.—Avi:ra!,e 689. ' 2 1'" ' Oi. 6id. igher than List ret urn. b . . A RETURN OF FLOUR , siascll, l s. ' :. :u_ii.fuly;_: ) , to July 2.9.—From the Cocket 06ice:. . $. O. Sacks. , -s. cf. Sacli.s-• . 5 . 9 0., 090 —62 0 40 ------ 6 g 0 ' tip 0 21 ,--- 61 6 325 -----. 6 7 0. , Cis ----- fi4 0 820 -- til 0 5:3 •'''.--- 6 ° ......-- 5 17(41 6;, 3 0 1936 —,-- (10 0 31 55 0 i 10 1 --- 1 • TWA-2'2,064 Sacks. —Average, G4s•"". Os. Oid. higher than lasi weeli. SEEDS. Red Cllcet . (Foreign) I)itto F.liglisli Whiteditto... ' ' .sos to 100 s er ,w !ye-Grass' ....-. . • ' ---s 40s to 50s pT . hus k, W Turnip, hite ... l 2s 04 te I6s Oa pe Red and Green i 6s oti to sus od . White Aldstard Seed Brown ditto Carraway Seeds Coriander do. Cinque' foia Trefoil ...... 19414 6; 5:' 2:(141:5)(d'itti:oti:tt,:::0::197::::::::°0auu:Iiiir,ler:;1:1:,i' ri.: Canary ' . Oil Calie at the 11111, 131. 13s. per "1:1:1____/ UXBRIDGE. • MP 3• Of Corn-Inspector's Iteturn. — ThursdaY) °. , 6s „Ito 5 ,4 Wlit.per .. 91 los to , 201 Os Beans. ..... o d to Barley, perqr. 33s od to 37s Otl P eas e ..... oat, ...... od to s F 10I'S 1 • . bets. 1 04 New Bag.c. Old DutyNe , l P" to 1 0 s' Kent • 7; 7 ' SI - r 71 us to 91: Os Kent. •••• ei 155 .to 1 OS ' , s , ex• •• . 61 ins to 81 Os Sussex. •• • ', os to 0 Essex... , :. 71 ti • - -s to 91 *Os Parnliant. !it , . N vrjalS' . NENVGATE AND I,F..IDENI -1A14;-1' 5s Oil liy the Carcase. . 35 s t i to , 6 1 Beef 3s 4(1 to 4s 6(1 1 Veal. ...... . 45 o d to.' Mutton .as Stl to 45 4,1 1 Pork ... ,•'• • ' , Lamb, 4s. Oti. to ss. 4d. Butts, a•O a id d " - -a "id acss,oool• ./1 to - P t. : , 56:1)s PRICE eaeI, I:I . 0 . ........... ....................... 3.0 owl Ditto 50 to 6611.)s each ......... . .......... • * . ' .1 90 , 914 Nierdiatits' Baas ' ~..• ~• • • •'.'• • ..18d ": eiti .... -. ~ o d tt 01,4 PRI(X 0 Dresiing Hides ......... ............ Flue COaCh Ilides .................... ....: 3811 t° 3`l. Crop hides, 35 to 401b5 for cutting ..... . • • • . eo d to _,,a Ditto 45 to 501bs ............. . ...... . os d to o 0 ,, ,% 5A Calf Skins 3O to 40113 s .'. .. ...... : .......... ...d t o 3 %d Ditto •50 to 701b5 ................... • .2gd t 45 4 t to , Simill Scals Ditto (7GOrteoe:lUalillids). ....................... . s. .. ; : : : :1 4: 0 ‘ 1 5 to 1 0 Large ditto s i Best Heifers & Steers,Rpr"7"---st.l4loDrEiliSn.arY•,;- 1.1(1411.° 04 Middlings sd 2ilod >lariat Ca" . • s- vd ) 1 ; 39 .2s 2‘ S I til9earlin4gds,:2l:4l6;oll---41°"° 145 Lamb Skills, 3611. to 54d. TALLO W, :s 04 Averar Y‘iiiiintnetlitsi n i t 1. 1 5: 5 : ......... .. 7g s : ( f0: 1 :1 1 ------ 6 69 ,5. : a / --- i Soap ditto. • i • r • ......, pd 5 . u . ' 0 3 - ' 8s id r Melting St" ..... 5 O 'el' oh $ • it i tigh• •• • • 1 05 „A Yellow Soap .......... 4 . 3 . le°, i (::: it'litta(tt)'‘da?C.gl)...r.e.." ... '''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' M('''11?(I• • .. ............ 96s I Pally • •• • • •• • uids, 145 Price of Candles, per dOZCTI ' 12s 6ey. 6d per d oz en allowed for rcadY rll° PRICE' Of St. J:i.nes' , Market ... 4s ILI Clare Market ........ Os Od Whited;A.pel Market 46 i.);! per stone of sib ---L.—'---- --------- . . . ST. JAMES'S EDS MARKO', A u g' 5 ' . 4 94. Hay • . Straw lt 3s Od to 51 5s od ----Ave. !.3!,:ec 4 1 1 1 195 9'l 11 16i od to 21 3s Gd------1“."° ------. ' I -Cl'.. • .. WHITECITAPEL lIAYII.AIII • 0 ,01 Stay 4l I 0 4 41 os od to 5I 05 01-----71VC rage' v i 4 j Straw ll iss od to 21' 2s Od----AVe3ge' 611°411.. ia6tc:1,10.0,.‘5.u.04.1.A.:::. 7,1 os, Od--—"Accrag° Clover • , 1.1. K... c21,...7.:461..:6:riCe. 51' • , Chips at Nlarlict. • Slovs sold. ___ ad. to Yr. od; 81 New ,' Binder n castle ........... ..71 ....... 4;r3!• o ' d. t „ ---5. 0j; .e 2 Welsh Coal. -. place, of a son.' BIEITI.IS.. o f Cad°Pll' (fin Thursday the Lad y of F isfiolaY, .s'l. azs Friday, the Lady of Peter Meade Ca of fs'i' ur'rey. of a son• • li o of a s°l lo l On the 270. i ult. at Ayr, the lion. mrs ro , ;gh, t he •On the 2::;th ult. 'at. Charlotte-square, P:4•1191`, s ou• Lly Of of William (;ordon, Esq. of amphelltaw"' ° tb' 1 1 eir' O° the 4 th ilit. at Burrow's Lodge. 5v43.5.e.a,:,,, an 4 ',e, MajOr Powell, of Santeos, Cardigan-hire, ot Lady,- o f :%,faJ or The s;itne day, the lion•Mri.3londy, neva' Mundy, of her sixth :08. of ‘°3- of lis' Eo dau tl ,a . a T t o t _ c. n r.o d ' Captain Johnstnnienst3u;iet tter.,()iiner:t. • it Sorge°of 3A UTt the ,Ist Royal v ei era lust. SCOt t f bl eS3ir late .cott, Writer to the Signe t • Sir ye ter Sir Samuel flood' to rtliss iiii,ver,ll:olloo4 phcnv of ('` Sir "'nth Bateman 'f 1-lardiogtvoll jo bt: On ,attirility, • it••gt!,ll Ntottotoutltslor .ter oita AA ing: t! e art n . at c v it? Deterrtoei:3o.stigie° 1,h..)1111_ip.5., (11i:pts:ittfolw,;1-ii.4lNslat't:;;li I,a Esq. late of , thie Artl, 4uebtc, to mi ss Mary Anti Baltjo:;!ltelicii:Straoil. t• ft, li4h° el On the llt It of Mq , l;tst lt Si coo Leooc, Aloc--' Macmillan, Eici ') ' ' c . fr r lier rke EltatelY, at: Ca.rri,,Toltane irland, iWbert' -41 ; 1 . - ' ' . 13 irliog9 t ? , S ,• t e ‘ of FOnj "' F.5(1. urtilLiL jnLellil:t"'''-t,in.e‘P-riiplast' I . " l' i P3,ofrrgiro'n-'l'll t e '23:7 :::0, • iit'.4: So• 1., "'rT,.1,0 LoNnos,. tm.,‘,. t.ie . . Pri nted 1),.. ,I. .i. S.1:::i vi,,4. o. 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