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ohqtrutt lawftt? detentio n by the said Satal, .!. INDIA. son, &c. Mr. Aosey and Mr. Gull Y were Counsel for the Proseention, The eitcumstances of the case, whicti are atf Uncommon atrocity, were stated by the !Auer Gentleman, Mr. Wilson of Carsilice.st test, Iledfard.snseire,wati emir!. yed to but furniture into a. house, No. I, Thayerastreer, Maticheater-soeares . He received the key of the house frOln Mr. Crabtree on the isth inst. and-on the Friday some goods were sent ino. On the Saturday. it occurred to hi n, that atrhe had not taken • the precau• ion io mike somebody sleep in the house, the furniture would be liable to depredtvions : he learned, in fact, that some of the things had been Tr. ar , ,veA ; and on the Saturday when the assault was cominit red by the Prisoner, he • had gone out on impose to get a Peace.officer 'to watch the house. Mrs. Wilson and another Lady waited in the house opposite to No. it. That a felony had been corn. mitted in the house, was proved by a Mr, Jenkins, who saw the furniture carried in; Bolsters, oil. lows, and other goods, which had, on , the Friday, been left in a room on the two. pairof 'stairs, were . found by him on the Saturday in the front parlour, A copper which was on Friday put up in the' back kitchen, was on the Saturday also found in the front parlour. Miss Jenkins likewise proved the removal of. the goods. • Wilson stated, that on the evening. of Same» day, the• zoth of Wither, she went with Miss Jen kins to the house of Mr. Williams, in Thaver.street, !ipposite to No. I I, about five o'clock. After wait. ing‘for some time, she nbserved one man at the door of No. tr, and another standing by the rat leg, In consequence of something Miss Jenkins said to her,; she afterwards observed a light in the passage of No. t t. She immediately crossed the street, and knocked violently at the door. It was-opened, and a reran fuelled out. She put up her hand, an d at . tempted to stop him, and lie struck. her on the cheek. The blow did not knock her down, but Me received a severe cat in the cheek, and one of her teeth was removed. The person who struck her ran away, and she saw another man TOP away from the house after hint. Mr. Henry Holford stated, - that he was passing along Thayer-street at the time this transaelion hap. pencil. A Lady called to him,. from the upper`part of a house, to go over -to the house opposite, as there were robbers in it. He turned round o and, saw Mra. Wilson knocking violently at the door of No. 1 at. When he had - got' about half 'way across the' street, the door of No. t t opened, and the Pri. m loner rushed out s • str ikin gs - at the Sae tithe; a blow at Mrs. Wilson. The Prisoner ran towards 'the top of Thayer street : the Witness overtook him, arid after a struggle, in which the Prisoner aimed several blows at him with an iron• crow, lie got sway' from him. The Witnesa pursued him again, and knocked him down, but he got up, and cnnt lotted het flight. 'The Witness -still pursued,' u n til the Prisoner was stopped and taken. The Wi t n ess - was terrain the Prisoner was the man who came Out of the house - No. IT, and struck Mrs. Wilson, for he never loat sight of him till he was caught, and there Wes no other pets II running in the street at the time be first followed him. Mr. •Thonias Williams', who keeps a toyashop in Thayer:street, and from whose house Mr‘ Wilsua and Misi Jenkins had discovered the light in the passage of No. 1 lt also observed- two men run out when the door opened. Ile observed the Prisoner lift up his hand as he passed Mts. Wilson, and he followed him. He ran down Williansastreet, and the Witness never lost sight of him till he was taken. William Snowden, butchers. met the Prisoner in Mary.le.bone.lane ; • as he supposed, about five • . minutes before seven. He heard the cry of " Stop thief." and, he and • another person stopped him. - After they had had him for some time in custody, the Prisoner struck at the other person who assisted -the Witness in taking him, and wounded him Sc. verelyon, the head. Foy; of the Marlborough.street ecceivett the irOn croivs which was taken from the Prisoner, from the last - Witness. He coat i ared 'it with the mat on the room-door in thetwo.pair of srairS' been forced opens , . with which it perfedly agreed. He also -found similar corre. 1 spondence- in the marks on the copper which had been removed from the back kitchen. . Mr. Bailey, a surgkon, stated, that he warcalled ihOut seven o'clock, to see Mrs. Wilson ; he found that she had received an extensive wound on t he r:ght side of the laCe, nearly two inches in length. 'The cut appeared -.to have been made with as sharp instrument, which had passed, through the ,flesh of the cheek 166 the mooch, and fractured one-ssf the la rg e double teeth of the lower 'jaw, .. • ! Mr..KtJArr, Counsel for the ?limner, observed, that the Sel of P a rliament required that she- person cutting or maiming should do so for the purpose of resisting his lawful appiehension r it ought therefore ts he proved that the person cur- was in the ket of ' apprehcn.fing him;, hut be contended, that, no loge. naily could make it appeal that this Lady, who had been •so unf•tturiteiy wounded,. was authorized. to apprehend the Prisoner, or had any intention of sea. ing him. The RECIADER observed, that there could h e vo doubt in the present case. The L/dy said in h e r evidence, " a man rushed our, and I put up my , hand, to stop Ririe." This case was very different front the last. The Mt of -Parliament applied to any, soars cutting, atommg, or stabbing, with in. tent to res i s t t he lawful apprehension of himself or • others...-In the last case there was no oftener; and the only, question was, whether. the warrant was l ega l. Boit was proved that the Prisoner had been guilty of a felony in Mr. Crahtree's h o use, an d nut on ly a Peace. Officer, but -Mrs. Wilson, or any outer. peistm , hint a right to Main him for that felony. The only clue:awns for the Jury to consider w e re , whether Mrs. Wilson did not lift op her bend to stop the Prisoner, anti whether he slid nut strike at her in order to avoid his apprehinsion—The Jury - returned a vertild The Prisoner was a stout made man of 24. — Mrs. Wilson sat in the Sheriffs' hox;,and was so j e t. rile' the. could not stand up to give her evidence. On Monday last the acid body of a man was washed ashore on Roseneath. As he wanted one of the arms, the appearance of the part indicated that ithad become the prey of some of the voracious in. habitants.of the deep. From the circumstance of carpenters' tools being found in one of his" pockets, he i s supposed to have been of that profession. ." Yestetday.se'nnight a servant of a farmer_ in the neighbourhood of Launceston, went into one of the fields on the farm, with the intention to hang a gate,. and suddenly fell doWn lifeless, - COroncrts Venliff—'-Died by the visitation of. God. On Wednesday' night, about ten o'clock, Mr. E. Bennett, of Bosham, Sussex, was returning from Winchester Fair, he was stopped, between the gib. bet on Hambruok Common and the River, by a tall athletic man, covered in a large coat, who placed a pistol to his breast, aott,•with horrid threats,. de. mantled his money, or life ; but, in endeavouring to :catch the horse's bridle, he stumbled, which enabled Mr. Bennett to get away ; the fellow, however, recovered himself; and snapped the pistol, which flashed., Stitch Was made afterward, the greater parr of the night, .y Mr. Bennett, and Mr. Coombe', of Boslians Pound, without tracing the offender. It is supposed he belongs to a party of gypsies who infest that neighbourhood. .• An Inquisition was taken on Monday last before Thomas J r . Anson, Etg, one of His Majesty's Coro. nets for Northampton, upon view of the body of Mary Savage, an infant of seven years of age, who being alone by the fireside, her. clothes accidentally caught fire, whereby she was so dreadfully burnt, that, notwithstanding every medical assistance Was' procured, she died. the next day. Verdia—Arti. denial drab. GENERAL LAKE'S ARMY. GENERAL ORDERS OF THE COMMANDER 1$ CHIEF, OCTOBER 21.' 1603. The Committee assembled to ascertain the claims of those eihitled to sharoin Prize, having left the vibjeet to the de.. - cision of 1-li* Excellency the Commander in Chief, His Ex cclloney has AireEled a • Copy of his Answer to Major. General P reSidellt of the Committee, to be published for the infOrmation of the Army ; the principles laid down therein having been approved and adopted by the Committee. TO NEAtoIt.GENERAL WARM PREUDENT OF TUB 23 Quarters . Passed br —the Gaud Muting, 11.11111, and Young Henry, Bergen, from Dantzie; Maria Regina, Meyer, tram Ton. ningen ; Hope, Shilke, Maria, Millman, Three'Cvod Bro:. titers, —, and Hendratight, Fredric, from Poppenburgh Young Thomas, Bylroilters, from Husitin • E;press, Col. lett, from Pillati I John and Richard, Grlnhly, from Stock. holm ; Young Peter, Peter, Vrow Uesina, Annm:, Vrow Anna, Jansen, and Vrow Margaretta, ---, from Emrtrien. Sailed—the VlifildUt ta , Campbell, for New South Wales; Fortuna, Dusan, for St. Michael's ; Neptune, Half, for Oporto; Amelia, Brockman, and W il de /simile!), Lartriren, for Elsinore; Kent, Card, fur V irgil ; Minerva, jansuo, , Mercurius, Reise, fonge Horentz, De Vreit , , and Vro w ' Margaretta i 13ec1es, for tmlylen. . Newbury Saii4bury Devizes Warminster SACS. Kent, 31. to*. to 41. Si. Sussex, 31. los. to 41. 4 4 . E's:ex,. 31. los. to 41. 4s. LONDON P rinted hY RICHArt HAdittS, (01M), 4 , m a rtlet.court,'h o w.i s met ) . publishrti byrWszlitAis A rim tau. Sex trPt, (nt South Moitom4tieet, Cros'ren 3 r - lqu' r " ; At the 5u1407) lc st t, S't'and ; where d'hittlikands• 6rdert fur the Paper Leiter: fixt illsli#or j s4c. (pott-ad), mot be addreswt, SIRTtiS. . On the ‘l;th inst. at loveresk, near Edinburgh, the Lady , :if Lieutenant- Co;onal Burnett, of a Son., u On Siturcky last, at Sandgate,' Lady Annabel.la Al3t:Clfr, of a Son. - ,DIEb.• On Friday, at Cosport, Lieutenant f: award Withers, of the - Worcester Militia. On Friday last. At bit.houle Gteen ford, Nli,?:ll 4 esex , th e . Rev. John Maute, Reetur of that tornwily of King's College. Carrifiridge. On Sunday sennight, the Rev. ,Edwarti.Miller, Vicar`hf • Ail. Saints, Northii . mptota, and -Chaplain to the ,County Gaol. - 7 • • - Yesterdayse'nnight, - SpofForth, George Tripp , E st i* lite Captain in Ott asth'Regiment of Foot, son of the Ref' Dr. Tripp, Yesterday sercnight, at Wickham, the. Rev. A. 'MP alas, 1)."13. Keztor or that Parish. - , • la Yezterilay morning. in the 4 0 th .y r eo.ol nis aie, ; toe ce.-• hratrit. George Motland, whose uncommon genius as art arciit did honour to his anintry, and will for ever place himin the first dais of painters: as a faithful copier Ot :cantle, it it unirersatly allowed, none could exceed hint I . the eccentricty' of his - charade:* led him into constant ditH.olties ; in:moderately given to drinking, which ruined his conicitao lion and accelerated his death. HIS :arm served lnin for all the purposes of life, and of this he has I,:it it-melt itrinr-Ola icture, which he painted a short tittle since tor M r . Gra. Li- as a Companion to Sir Joshua Re% ,aitils's Kitchen, id Leicester-square, the house that once nelonsed to his Wh et ? A great nuntber at his pictures were lost a tew yearsago iris ship that foundered on its passage to . Russia. H e had otten large Sms ofkred to paint for toreignets and pet tinetion ; but he had always those favourites he preferreu for the titne, a nd would paint for none who did not hit npoii htt peculiar: humour. His genuine ictures are in few nail and his drawings are still more scarce ; the largest Pa colleaions are those of Mr. Serjeaur Cot:kell, Mr. Philfill Mr. Graham, and Mr. %Vold. He was the eldest son ° 4 Henry Atorland, an artist of merit,' who-lived 10 a goe. 1 g t e ,' and his rraither is now tiring, upwards ssii `,7o. hare been'thentat heir of Sir Henry hiorlaud, Bat: OW' vet claimed the title. , PRICE 01. ytSTt ' STOCKS. • *DAY. Rank l '• Ann• tb tr•t6thst Short Ann : a is-viths Bank Stock, Navy per L'..e . n•. god IL r a °pier V . r 4 Int Ccnr• 72# I per Cert. Ito 56 i I pCs. Ct. COll. J in;:Li SrLck. Thrtnipm, A I pr. xcile,juer Mils, par, is.dii, E Ihtperi.4l Alai. . Cont. for N 5 0r 2 f .. 2............. LONDON MARKETS. . RETURN OF WHEAT IN MARK.LANE; ..:. By Nlessrt, Cytt LD ind-AI ALPA t i 11 eighalt, Indutiing.onli frO s ti MC 115th ot A, t o tn. 20 1 01 Ogs agreeably to the new-Ad. m at 9 3s od 566: Quarters' • , t".is od: at • 9ei ad _11.47 ----."-- :a 7 2 $ 01 ----- at 7r4 7: 1 1 3n ------- a r-fi 7s od sitt --- ,' 'l' 207 --. at. ;Os od 6 4 —. at vii au , • 39 ---* a Sis ad 54 —r--- at a'7.0,,. 31 — a t $.O cil 2%/_.-77----- at 6as 0 a . ~ , Sg -------- 4.83 i od lar-----7--* it 60;7411,. 1 9 / --- , -.8. - * it $ 4$ 6d - IN ----- at 60, 04 / 2 1 6 ------- at iliiv od 213 ....----- at als•od SO '.....-.--- it Sts cmi 0 i ---- at bl, 04 t6P.------- at Sos od . • 43 --- 'at ~1,?. e - . 671 i ---- at 79$ o d. 302 —;---- at tv,J3 i, 123 g .......7-..... at . 7U od I (0,-.---.---. it• p ~.. 120 ------ at i 6. 4 0. .. I io ---;-- at sis 0 . ? 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't)ati. 6. ie to lop 405 od to as od z3s 0tt0.14:5 7.1 s to 88s od ;Ss od to Os od 20 t'd 1 ".. 63510 M. od 36s od . to Os od I v3s Oil ft , 3:: 68 i t o g 6 t, od _4 45 .. 0t.122±212j2 0 d !.... 3 2. . . • -••••••- • N EWG AT E and ---- . . . LEAT)F.NFIALL MAN ,. , . I Pee; js. Ott . to .. By the Carose, 1,.26. ot.. to 4s. 2d. I c ork, p, .1" . ; ' 4/ ' I N,rduoi ~ , / to. Id. . i Ve i l , 4s, coli. t i o , 4. , sa ft.,, , 44 I —........ ...._..— s t. i , , PRICE or TALLow. ~ t ir l .h a i re tec M ll 2 :4 l r ier Markit a rs: .41:itl. KitttiTiiVd;d iC3ndfrif6.:4ll:4Prr : J ames•s Market 4s. 4 - s. ' -yd. 315.T4od:viti°1:51'14o: tos• , f ll , IMr stone arib. -;-----: Witifig 5t0 11.54 ' od• 133. 6A. 17.it:0 roug . h . 1? . i Average price 4s. CIL G raver 1 4 5. a "' 04. Oood Meg; t Is. s. ''el %..1°„"1 Soap. 929.--Mottlecl. 905.--(:ii ."- tas.'it Oil i Price o f 4rtitles persl".#4lt 'IA 'l/ , j-------------• St. lAMES's tiAY MARKET, r-;,',..i., 113 y, 31.:5. act. to 41. fox. 13(1 —Aver. .ts 31', • 146. Srnv, ti• IC. od. to IL tia. 6,l.—Aict- WVITECHAPP I. NlAliKE'f. 0,1,/!;c1i. HON 31. los: od, to 41. its. pa. vcr• 4 `l" 1 94. 0 1 ' Clover, 41. los. ed. to 51. Ss. ott.--Avor; 4 1 10:P"' ' atm.'' , tt ITS. al. tt) ti. tit. eil.•—AVel• 1 ' O r C 0 MO EXe/4A N G E t (ld . °.5 0 C oj Best, Coats, in the root, per Chatilroll 7 0 os ' veirarc.l to Hottsekrepers:tt - # 1 6 4. 4 , d ...sunckvimo. pi,t. Ch lidrott . ~ , . i Delivered. to Vl.otteko,..l,:rs at - - • ~ .. _ . . • 1 ;,:: The other ti ;all nF the ti3y, were wholly uoirn.• poi tant s " and the whole being concluded, the foil )w. ing Ptilonerit were put to the Bare and received , . sentence of death : John Blair, for burglary ; Isaac Hunt, for,bnrse; stealing ; jamer'Franks, for stealing-in a dwelling. house ; Reginald Ilayttood, for maliciously wound. ins S. Wilson; and Thomas Roach, for privately stealing. While sentence was passing .they seemed sensible of their 'unhappy condition, except Hay. ward, who appeared totally unconcerned. _ Charles Artn ;ttage,for receivinistolen goods, was ordered to be transported for t 4. years. Several were ordered to. he transported for seven. years, among whom was Mary Bernardi, for robbing , her mistress, the Countess. North. The Court then adjourned. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS, CLERKE'NWELL YE6TERDAY George Gardner, William Grace; Christopher Hobon, Yam: Willson, Thomas Rhodes, William Heath, E. Hammond, Geor;e Taylor, 7oblz 115 , the, lob Allen, William Martin, 'and William Hill, were indieled for a rim', and assaulting Tho. mas o.,borne, on the 7th of September, in the Pari,h of Harrow. The Defendants are mechanics employed in re. pairing the Mansion of Lord Northesk, at Sudbury Green ; the Prosecutor is a carpenter on the same works, and to whom a trifling sum had been given by the Landlady of a neighbouring. Public-house for the workmen to drink. The Prosecutor was ac. cused of having partially distributed it ; and in•con. sequence of this rumour a Council was formed, and the Prisoner was, tried and found guilty. He was sentenced to be horsed (placed, on men's shoulders, with a pole between his legs) round the Plantation in front of the house. In executing this sentence he was roughly bandied, And two of his fingers were broken. Several . Witnesses . proved , the fad.. His Lard. ship's. Steward proved that Holston was with him, and con,equently could not he at ,*the nett. , He was Arquilted, and the other Defendants were found Guilty. . . The Court sentenced them severally. to pay a fine of 31. The .Chair.nan .advised them not to hold Council in future, or they would be subleet . to"i very severe imprisonment. • • . We are very sorry to have to state the following, lamentable accident : 01,Wednesday morning as Col. MAIR, commanding the Royal - Veteran Battalion, and Captain MlCAtwxy, of the same Corps, were coming from Hilbea, near Ptlrtsmoilth, i n a gig, a horns With- a cart, standing' in Lake-lane,, took fright ; the Colonel suddenly polled his horse, to make room for The cart to pass, which broke the reins, and the cart ran violently against the thane, at w hi c h moment .he attempted to leap out, but his sword catching in the wheel, threw him under the gig, which most dreadfully broke his arm in uso places, and otherwise much bruised him ; Captain IVIIARTHY was thrown out, and also severely wounded. They were conveyed to Hilsea, and medical assistance procured, who, from the slaorr. Ous nature of the Colonel's wounds, determined am. putatiors necessary; which was instantly -pctif , rm.,i, under the care and skill of Mr. WtirmoUTH,. Star. iron, of Portico. What. (if-it beptiskible) increases thiccalamitous event is, that Colonel Mittit has, by this accident, been dePrived of his left arm, and that he has not the petfeA use of his right, from-a se. rious wound which- he ieceived in the American ViSr• are hal'py, however; to learn, he is considered in as favourable a state as could be expetqed from so sad an accident ; and that Captain MICAKTHY is not considered in (longer. MANst ,, N.Houst,.—George Hart was yesterday charged, before the Lotiv MAYott and' Sir Wm. Cvicris, with forging and counterfeiting the name of Mr. Kelgour to a wriiterrcharifier, in order to impose on Mr. Kitten, with A'liiew to get - into his• service as porter. • The crime being fully proved, .the Magistrates reprobated this too ,common prac. rice of in position and fraud, and stared that they w: redetermined to punish most severely all such offenders.; they therefore adjudged him to pay' a fine of 201. which being 'unable to dO, he was cont. mitted.to the House of 'Correction to hard labour for one month. . • - . On Wednesday last a Mulatto boy about twelve years of age, belonging to the haleila,' THU it, ,novv.luading at Port. Glasgow, fell from'the ,rnain.topmast to the deck, which uccaiionect his death almost instantaneously. rittzf COMMITTEE. 3tß i In•compliance with the wishes of the Committee,' have the honour to communiCate the following, as my r.entiments, on the most just and equitable appropriation of Prize. f6t, All Corps, Officers, and Soldiers, 'Mtn were present with the - Army, on the _gibs August, and -4th. September, 11833, are entitle , ' to share in Ptize taken by the Army during the War, with the exeeptions hereinafter mentiontd. ad, All Corps, Officers, and. Soldiers, who joined the 'Army between the 4th and I t th S e p t ember, are entitled to sfiare in Prize taken subsequent to the t ith September.. 3d, Corps, °dicers, and Alen, who joined, and shall -*ti the Army, subsequent to an action, or capture of a place, are not entitled to share in Prize whiCh was the immediate con sequence of such anion or capture. 4th, Corps, Officers, and Soldiers, are to be entitled to shtre in Prize made subsequent to their junction, with the exceptions alluded. to the foregoing Articles. No.t/tlicer who quits the Army, on leave of absence, is entitled to share in ?MC made. during his absence, unless his absence .shall have _been occasioned by woun d s or ill health. 6th, Officers transferred from Corps with, or which have,, been with, the Arm)', to Corps in other situations, are not titled to sharein Prize, taken after quitting the Army. 'These ap pear tn. me to be the- leading p r i nc i p l es u po n which the divisiOn of Prize ought to be adjusted; 1 shall;. however, with much pleasure, take into consideration al y suggestion which the Comtnittee shall offer. • (Signed) . G. LAKE. • GENERA!. ORDER( ay Hit EXCELLPNCY GENILIAL., . _ . . LAKE, .00T. 22, 'lBO3. .- iiiS Excellency the Commatuier in Chief has directed ther following proceedings of the Prize Committee,. of which the. Hon. Major-Ceperal S;, John is .President, to be published for the inthrmatton of-the Army. . . . The Cominittee.hivu.resolved all Officers s h a ll s h are ac . .cortlingly to-their rank. , '„, . , Major-Generals, Colonel's, Lientenant-Colonals, Mal - ors, Captains, Majors of Bri;:ade; Aisles-dc-Camp;, SurAeons, - Chaplains, and-• Fiel- -Paymaster,- Lieutenants, Ass:stain- Surgeons, Corixts, Lieutenant Fireworkers, Ensigns, anli Vemindry Sturgeons, quarter -masters-of Cavalry, and Coil dudors of Ordnance. EUROPEANS., The Cnminlnce r.:_ he, that Corporals, Gunners, brum mers, TrUilipners, and Privates; shall receive OneShate. Setleants Two dU to. SerjeantAlajors, Eau; ditto. Condudiors aral Quattcr.Masters of Cavalry, rz ditto. Ensigns, so ditto. Lieutenants, 7.. ditto. 11a ditto. Majors, 2.40 ditto. • Lieutenant-Colonels, 36* ditto. Colonels, soy onto. Majur..Genends, isoo. The Commander in Chief one Eighth of the whole, after dedueling Prize-Agents' Commission Pate Agents to receive s per Cent. Commission, paying all incidental expenses. NATIVES. . _ _ Naicks, 2,d Tindals, Trlopers, Sepoys, Golandaute. Drum. mcirs, Trumpeters, Gun Lascars, Pioneers, Puckalliei, an d litisties.. ;calve iwo.tbirds of a share ;,11avililafs, Ist - Tin. dais :Ind Native i)o4tors, 'one and one.third of a Share; le. rnindars or Cavalry : anti Infantry, and Syranga of 4nillcty ! three shares Subidars, five ditto, Prize Money to be qrawn for all Officers and Soldiers who may have beet; killed inaction. Icy aitdition to the above, we shall at a future time endea. your to Lay before ow Readers the names of the several Re. who..are entitled to share in the distribution, which will of course be made in India, by Agents appointial, by the Prize Committee, On Wednesday night; about . seven o'cicck, a very alniining fire broke out in the 'robin and tor. pentine manufaltory of Gore and Clare, in Harting. ton, near Liverpool, which entirely consumed the same; bur, from 'the. very great •exertions of several Gentlemen, was prevented from -communicating to the adjoining buildingsii Tuesday last E dward Jones and Ri c h ar d J e r v is ' were committed to. Shrewsbury gaol fur negligently and furiously driving a horse and market car ;dawn 'the castle.street of that town: Letitia Lollei; the Servant of Mr. Joseph Birch, builder, was thrown down, and the 'wheel went over her -; the was car. sled to the Infirmary, where she now lies so dam. gercausly That .her life is Jlespaired being no name on the cart, a.Gcntleinan, who was present when the accident happened, very kindly pursued and overtook it, and thereby discovered .the owner, against whom an information has been :made by the Mayor's Officers by the diredion of the Magistrates. On Saturday night two young men., were examirt. ed at Hatton Garden Office, being in the:habit of • ..goinginto genteel houses of reilort, and- taking va_. lions articles away. They were pwticularly -no ticed at the Coffee.house. of Mr. Scott, Bedford Tavern, Cavendish-square, but denied the charge. .They were. committed for re.examination..,. Niel M'Kenzie, one of the labottrers employed on hoard the ship Libeio, lying .at the East : Quay, Greenock, upon. quitting Work on Ttieedarnight, was the lash who left the vessel r and when stepping fe ont .h e r to -the Quay,, unfortunately felt into the water. One of the watchmen hearing - him:fall, immediately gave the alarm, and search, was made soon after, but his body was not found until Thurs. day morning. . His face being much bluised,- it is thought he was so stunned by striking against the Quay :in his fall, that he could make .rto clew to recover himself. He has left a widow sad four children to deplore his loss. A boy, six years , of age, named Darltng„ran of a 'labourer- sr: the Wapping Docks,. broke his leg, by his toot slipping -between the iron grating of a cellarin Wapping, A girl of the same age nearly experienced the same accident, by slipping bet Ween the grating - of Mr. Latnat's house, at the corner of Huundsdirch : it was necessary to reroute one of the bars to extricate the little sufferer. SHIP NEWS. ORAIttIIIO, OCT: 2L RICE OF HO YOCKITS. }Kent, 31: 113:4, to 0. 05, !Sussex, 3 1, ISi. to .it• f Fonium, 61. 05:2.1.72.> SEE Red :1 lies, 6os to tdoil WI - 2t:slitto 6os to zoo 0 , . r ovt , Trzfoil - -MS ,t 0 4iS , estrAtvay Os to 1°5 3 I , , ' Coriander - - oi to its) 5100. Turnip . -16 s to 24 1 r t 4 Whitc Aluit,odSecd Ss to toS- od ditto , dttai Brow„ ititt.l - ' 13 W 173 ' ITl4' ' Grt ) SS 011 . 41 o iler! C.4.1,41V ' • ~ .. 7i C t Or 4 - Rve-Grass - - .. 203 04.1;0 35 9 L ,..--•- - t • ' -----....------......-.•..*-..--.-----,-..";i4t0L.• PRICE 01' LEATIIEV. (pet lb.) 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