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ASSAULT.

A respeetsbie-looking man named litiiiy.having a military ap.
pearance, was brought up on a warrant the assaulting a young
woman, a .servant in the house where he lodged.
Mary Patter, the complainant, mated that on the preceding even-
ing, by order of her mistress, site went into Mr. Daily's room for
the purpose of closing the window shutters; while in the act of
doing too, the defendant desired her to desist ; hut, anxious to elm-
ply with bee mistress's order, she closed the shutters, and at the
same nwiment the defendant rose from his chair in a terrible fury,
and approaching her, with his fist doubled up, gave lire a thump
On the face. The girl added that the present was not the first in-
stance
she had been assaulted by Mr. Daily, who struck at her as
if she wan one of his own sex.
The complainant's mistress corroborated her statement with re-
spect to the assaults that had been committed by the defendant,
who site was anxious to get out of her house, as he was a very odd
sort of a man.
The defendant admitted that he had assaulted the girl, but de-
clared thatahe was one of the most impertinent hussey- imaginable,
and that her mistress encouraged her in it. Oa the evening in
question- the girl entered his room, and without asking his per-
mission closed nut the day-light, and when he remonstrated with
her she was excel-ively Insolent, and his passion getting the better
of his reason,.he certainly tapped her stigluly on the cheek.
111 r. Swans:Y-I'ou scatiowledge having struck her, which is
certainly a very unmanly act; however, if the young woman will
he satisfied that you pay the expenses of the warrant, besides giving
10s. in aid of any chanty, I shall discharge you.
The defendant slid that lie should consent to no such suggestion.
. M►. SWAlnit—Then you shall find bail for the assault; and I
am much better pleased that the case should go before a jury ;
I don't think it will much redound to your credit.
The defendant haying no bail present, we left him in custody on
our deyarture from the office at three o'clock.

SHOCKING CIRCUMSTANCE.—Thursday afternoon, Say-
ers, a constable of St. Martin's parish, apprehended a fe-
male named Ilarriette Keyland, the wife of a man who re-
sides at No. 16, Chapel-street, Westminster. She was
taken into custody near the Adelphi, on a charge of pur-
loining property belonging to a Mrs. Wood, in George-
court, Strand, which it was alleged she had pawned. The
officer took her to her own house in Chapel-street, to get
possession of the duplicates, and some attempt was made
on the part of the prisoner to settle the matter with the
prosecutrix ; failing to do so, Sayers told her to prepare
.to go with him, for he must convey her before a Magistrate
at Queen-square office. The woman became exceedingly
terrified at the idea of going before a Magistrate, and the
offiLer waited some time to give her an opportunity of corn.
1 posing herself. After some time she declared that she would
1 the rather than go to prison, and she would not leave the
room except by force. The officer went into an adjoining
room to get assistanoe, and during the time she threw
up the window of the room, which was a thitd floor, anti
threw herself head-foremost out of it. Sayers ran for-
ward .. ... . .
to save her, and
they were torn by her
the ground. 'Both c
and it is believed that her
heavily, and was tarried
a.dying state. The
survive many hours.

Brahrrro,
Tonningen ; Bee,
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front Dlentel ; Alen

NEWGATS ANIS LEADENHALL—(3O vas CPACAIIIC,.
8eef............ Si Od to Ss Od Veal ............ as 84 to Ss td
Afuttoa .isOdto 4s 461 Pork.. .. .. •—.. as id to .0 od
Lunb Os Ott to as lod

COAL MARKET. SRPTENIIIIIR 8.
Slaps at Market bhipe Sold. Price.
Si; Newcastle ..... . 34
IN} Slenderised

BIRTHS.
On the 30 h ult. at Besaborough, in the county of Kilkenny.
Ireland. the Viscountess Buncannon. of a daughter.
on the 4th inst. the la,ty of Nathaniel Wills, Esq. of Pierce.
field, of a daughter.

MARRIED.
On the sth inst. at Welton. Yorkshire. Chsrles Lever, Esq.
Gray's 1:1n-square, to ltehecct, third daughter of the late JAil:t•
Lowthrop, Esq. of the ti rmer place.

DIED.
On the 4th inst. of an inflammation in the chest. Mr. Hein!
Balls, eldest son of Mr. Mathew Balls, of Brixton 80.
On the 4th inst. at Castle Rising, Norfolk, James fle3anty. Et q.
of Wisbeach, Csmbridgeshire. in the 74th year of his age.
On the ath inst. at his house, Stepney-green, in the fit" Ye'r.
Mr. Joseph Bards, many years resident at Barking, Essex.
(In the fith imitant, Mr. Samuel Ainger, of Everett-street, But.
sell-square.
On the 6th inst. in York-place, Portman-square, Elizabeth, the
it LW ef4lissise /Avid) n.

NIGH WATEIt THIS HAY AT LORORT4.OItIDGE.
Morning In,naln, after 7 b 4 1111 n• AR"
Pllnt.ed" TUE nnrvsn Puss oniv. by CARL ON„kro-11,
Strand, and publarbed bp IL 04301.11Nr •

poor inch parents, at present residing in Mitregourt, St. John. The elefenoant Rommel+ r.nae ne rieowtoome..,. ~,e 5,:., ..,:.,
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curved that.she eras one of the most impertinent flower- Imaginable, sel to do, at prices below the respectable houses. I o this may be I wig, , and tele Charles. (gement, all from London, Outward. There Was a good supply or •Ueer atemaraet tins morning,
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attributed the want of employment, and the consequent increased
-.. . .The mother of the little girl, far advanced in a state of mew and that her mistress eneouraged her in it. Ott the evening in bound.- Wind N.W. to N.N.W. the trade is steady ; the best Beestanneemtairli,zating
nervy, and who is a rather reepectable-looffing woman of thatelses, queatitor the girl entered his room, and without asking its per-"e is
misery of the poor ; for, if the respectable houses were to give the liamerceget, SEpT. 7.-The Eliza and Jane. Viner, from middling qualities are lower. The Me• ton .
the ,
' 4 Jihosed out the da .lieht and when he remonstrated with
Was in atterelance, and seemed eecessively agitated during the Mireaiio,l C . y,, s . . . same rate of wage's ns these unpriocipled men are doing, they would
her she was excel-ively instnent, and his passion getting the betterl 'cit has 1 a
erester put of the examination. he enabled to compete with them in the market, and to emplOy the iof Monday. Of Veal thesupply has balm tan, wti me
Newport for London, got on the Goodwin Sand this morning, and per atone, bat Lamb is very dull in sale, at a reduction on tern,
, will be totally Met. Crew savod by a Ramsgate boat, and landed
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Iseertis Awe. is the name of the &mimosa. He is of the same of hie roman, lie certainly tapped her nightly on the cheek. m unemployed poor, that are now nerving for want of bread. Ihetffitt,erbuhty tleie.
• I e parents of the child, and seems to be about forty 111 r. SWAREY-You actstiowledge having wreck her, which is have given notice of their intention to do so. if the reducing houses do
They ; here, Little or nothing has been saved of her materials, as it came ready disposal at an advance of from thi. to 4d. per stone. Pots
also is advancing in price, as will be sea by our figuees.
weeny with 1 „se on to blow very heavily from the North.
old. He has pursued the avocation of a hawker or travelling certainly a very unmanly act ; however, if the young woman will not come up; and upon this notice, although riot yet carried into effect ! er.
years ..aAPESEND, SEPT. 7.-Arrived the Medway, Wise, from To sink the offal, per stone of elbs.
»dine and in Eve:trance to ealrevedY unprepossessing. Ile be satisfied that you pay the es of the warraio, beoulett giving these unfeeling men have again reduced, and declare they
1 • will still Van Diemen's Land ; and Caledonia. Hcchnett, from Jamaica. Beet as 8d to Js 111 d 1 Veal .... ...... .. is Rd to as
10e. in aid of any chanty I shall theater e yea.
solemnly denied the charge, and undencole to prove an alibi, being,
The , ,
slid
that . _. g coetinue to act upon this principle. Are they to enrich themselves se se ad to 4s tild I Perk .... • . ..- 44 ltd to 3.
-0: Sailed the Cumberland, Comes, for Quebec ; Jane, Camie tio Ilutioa
as be ed, at Breniford fair on the day that the offence was al. defendant
teed to have hem committed. . Mr. SWAUEY-'Then you shall find bail for the assault; and lof the capitalist and fair trader, to the ruin ante proprietors of cot- for Hantburgh ; and Amethyst. TI10111W.00:for Quebec. neat) or CATTI.II rets'neer.
Mrs. Manning (the toothier of the chihi) etated, that her husband am much better pleased that the case should go before a jury ; re-es,
worked in an iron-hitindry. They hail five children, two boys I don't think it will much redound to your credit, y, who are actually becot .. i.. g peupers, not being able to get a
single pound out of what sliould otherwise yield them 11 handsome , LIVERPOOL, SEPT. 6.--- The Raehel, Potter, Mr Savannah,
at ma shore on the North Bank, and has pot back, leaky. The Beasts 643 I Sheep 1ii,440 tcalves 24e40
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and three girls. The one who bail !ufFered violation was the The defendant having no bail present, we left him in custody 013
second eldest of the girls; the might be abou
On Tuesday, the 2fth of 'lotion (this was a mistake either as to
day or date, for Tuesday was the 22t1), she weatout in the morning, ,
eleven years old, our deyorture from the office at three o'clock.
snsettegoetteeTe_.••••mte._ livelihood, and bringing the shopkeepers at.d other classes fast to
paupensin ? In short, if something is not done to equalize the rate Ferry.
of wages, we shell be in a state of anarchy and tumult very soon.
To remedy which, the manufacturers, together with the weavers, shi
fsabella, Cameron, for New Orleane, is on shore near Seaconsbe Reef... ....... .. 31 Od to 4s Od I Veal ............ Ss 8d to
Cons Setigr. 4.-The Aid, Palmer, for 31iramichi, has re- Mutton .is
Lamb
Od to 4s 46 I Reek.. ...... ..... Ss 4d. Cu .8 Kt
4* 04 to is 104
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ZHOCILING LIRCUMSTANCE.-Thursclay afternoon, Say-,,,i her balks and is read • for sea. The leak has been
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leaving her eldest, and the Otte who forms the aubjaet of the pre-COAL MARKET, SuerEssan•B.
. are of opinion, that if a law was enacted, with a heavy penalty, that stopped, and she is now tight.
sent investigation, in care of the bottee ; when witness returned erg, a constable of St. Martin s !band), apprehended a fe- the manufacturers ship* Sold. Oder.
might from time to time fix a rate of wage« to be SToRNAWAY, SEPT. 1.-The Hope, Harris, from Wyburg to Std Martkiet
Xs Od to :Ali 9A
hurtle. she found else child suffering great palm end crying bitterly. male named Harriette Keyland, the wife of a man who re- binding upon all, a certain . . tit
majority to determine, that we should see Dublin, struck on a rock In entering the harbour, but got off, with lei ise,:fearsh,:a ..... idi
also did not twenties what bad happetied. and was merely put to sides at No. 16, Chapel-street, Westminster. She was our trade revive, and things improve. low as we are depressed. For I considerable damage, and must discharge to repair. 'file Unity,
bed, but on the following morning the eldest sister, who slept in a
tatcen into custody near the Adelphi, on a charge of par- although there are plenty ot milers in the inarket,yet the buyers, find- Hutchinson, from Liverpool to Riga, is put in hem leaky. •• - -
the sate bed, discovered certein traces which excited in nimess'e . • BIRTHS.
Mining proderty belonging to a Mrs. Wood, in George- ing that wages are continually reducing, limit themselvee as narr,ow. Cm NA„%pgt I. 111.-The Broxbornebury got on shore on her
mind • suspicion that the child had suffered some extraordinary On the 30 h ult. at Bessborough, in the county of Kilkenny.
Strand, which it was allt--ed she had
personal violence, and she was immediately taken to Me. Barnett, court, , pawned. The ly as possible in their purchases, anticipating still lower prices. The passage down to Lintiii, but did not sustain any damage, and has
respectable inanufacturers in the neighbouring towns are quite agreed
. pro ceded.
Ireland. the Viscountess Duncannon. of a daughter.
the pariah aurgeon, for examination. That geolleinan confirmed officer took her to her own house in Chapel-street, to get upon this point, as far as it relates to the statement I have given: it PARA., JUNE 25.-The Model, 3Jaciel, which sailed 11 th ult.
(In the 4th inst. the lady of Nathaniel Wills, Esq. of Pierce-
mow suspicions, and added likewise that the poor infant had eon- possession of the duplicates, and some attempt was made is Presumed that this provision they be made, without any interfer. for Macajo and Martinique, was lost on the Morusoca Ruck, Bla. field,
of a 'laughter.
tracted disease. She was sulnequently admitted into the infinnarr on the part of the
prisoner to settle the matter with the once with free trade; but this we respectfully submit for your con. cujo Islands, on the 30th. Part of the Carr saved. MARRIED.
of the workhouse, as a mitten!, and was net discharged unt I sideration and opinion. The weavers' statement to the manufacturers On the sth inst. at Welton. Yorkshire, Charles Lever, Esq. vt
rosecutrix • faiSire tu do so sayers told her to prepare
Thursday last, when she confessed to witheee that she had been ill. P . %. •-• t - • I send for your information, alai vouch for its correctness'; and we The Industry, from Virginia to Cadiz,was struck by lightning in Gray's len-square to Itetiecee, third daughter of the late Jan:t,
treated by the prisoner, whom she pointed out as he pawed up the to go i
with him for he must convey her before a M .
. . agistrate have pledged OltraelSTS to the weavers to do all that we can for them, tat- V. long 41., became leaky, and was obliged to throw put of Lowthrop, Esq. of firmer plate,
woirt. at Queen ...square office. The woman became exceedingly and communicate the result of the statement to you. I shall, h ` .1 1 --
er cargo over War( •
*Mint Manning, the little girl, was then examined, tied re. terrified at the idea of going before a Magistrate, and tie therefore, feel extremely obliged by your advice and opinion, as rite Myrtle, Al‘Laren, front Memel to London. was upset in a DIED.
red to every preliminary question of et:riotato SIMEON A with
loofheer waited some time to give her an opportunity of corn, early as possible, in order to direct us in our future steps, and eon- squall 30th ult. off Sunderland, and the mate and boy drowned. On the 4th inst. of an inflammation in the chest, Mr. lino!
• learned et, read as de Olinda,
astonishiog quickness. She had 1 posing herself. After some time she declared that she would ciliate the feelings of the wearers, who have hitherto submitted The Vrouw tierdina, Sok. which has arrived at Crenetadt from Balls, eldest son of Mr. Mathew Balls, of Brixton Hijl.
School. Knew the meaning of the seventh commandment, de. . , .
. -.bed the nature of an oath, and the ponieliment of liars, in the rather than go to prison, and she would not leave the to their privations and sufferings with that patience and humble Rotterdam, ran aground off Hogland oth ult., but got oft' after On the 4th inst. at Castle Rising, Norfolk, James Bellamy. Etq.
demeanour that entitle them to every possible attention. throwing overboard part of her cargo. of Wielyeach, Cambridgeshire. in the 74th year of Ills age.
toe 'ono satisfactory manner. She then slated. that on a Tues. room except by force. The officer went into an adjoining I ton, Sir a ith great deference and respect, The Cornelia Bennett, Feikesz, sailed from Batavia. sth April, On the sth inst. at his house, Stepney-green, in the Stith yea.
Jay, before she was put in the workhouse, she was sent by her room to get assistance, and during the time she threw Your most obedient servant, and arrived in the Texel 30th August. She suffered material in- 31r. Joseph Ilartie, many years resident at Barking, Essex.
sister to get a small washing-tub at the house of a Sits. Col. u_
p the window of the room, which was a third floor, and THOMAS BRoDBELT, Secretary.
11.11 a in the None court ; she did not get it at that time, and jury in stormy weather, front the sth to the )lilt Juue, on theAfricaa ()a the fide iastunt, Mr. Samuel Ringer, of Everett-street, Bur-
threw herself head-foremost out of it. tee.....-ess---..........
went again ahem half-pact tea o c . ' lock Mn. Co' Ilins was from - C 0361, and subsequently on the 25th August. sell-square. he
prisoner, wit
tonne, and there set no one in the room but the ward to save her, and he seized hold of her clothes; but Qn Wednesday night, or early on Thursday morning, ---......-_ On the Nth inst. in York-place, Portmen-square, Elizsbeth, i
Might her up in his arms, and threw her down on a bed, put. they Were torn by her weight, and she was precipitate] to the °nice of Messrs. Flounders and Co., in John-street, Li- CUSTOM HOUSE, SarrExarn 7. when the
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ttag 6 cloth into her mouth to prevent her crying out.. (litre the' grournl. Both of her legs were shattered to pieces, verpool, was entered, and robbed of a quantity of silver Fryers Everhart) ISWARDS.-The Vrouw Elizabeth, Brahma, rte h-___ _______ . ______ _ .
she described the particular offence, sufficientle explicit to leave mu] it is believed that her back was broken., She groaned kprifielpally) to the amount of about thirty or forty pounds. ' ogts.JMIDGE..
from Emden ; Fen Dorothea, eanhieh. Nom Tiomingen ; Bee, _ _ 8188 WATER THIS AYH AT LON
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• but little doubts as to its perpetrettom. though at the Same tirtle Nicholie from Lubec; Pomerania. Wendt, from Wolgast ; Vrouw Morning .... .. Id.cala. after 7 I EfelMoi•••••••• ''"' """
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with the most perfect modesty.) The prisoner toe- tip s his handle heavily, and was ?heried to the Werstrnittster ',Ararat" ig It ea supposed the party knew the premises, and that they . . ,
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aaa went cm of the court, and she went harken her father's. Her a. dying state. The surgeons an It la impossible she ea* had been secreted in them, having iertbentsekres oat 'by if arlingeo ; Vrouw Christine, ite Boer, from Emden • Catherine, rented at TUE itnrrtsn ritrss Odiqe.brJ,WiCsitla.2.,:fo 13.
ri.,th.e asked her why she cried, but al e was *shamed to tell the survive many hours. the Warebonas doors of the first floor. 'Veling, from Arnot•Mam ; Oetferth, Oath, &gm. gggle! ; Nen. Strand, and publiahodb,M; 04SOOPOIRC
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01 he seized hold of her clothes; but On Wednesday night, or early on Thursday morning, ----.20.--
er weight, and she was tweeipihtel to the dice of Messrs. Flounders and Co., in John-meet, Li- CUSTOM HOUSE, SE►TEMBER 7•
iof her legs were shattered to pieces, ee*Pasdr was entered, and robbed of a quantity of silvet Swipe enTanact Inwarms.—The Vrouw nail
at her back was broken. She groaned (principally) to the amount of about thirty or forty pounds. from Emden ; Fran Dorothea, Caudell. from Ton
;Tied to the Westminster Infirmary its It ie supported the party knew the premises and that they Nichols, from e
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rnoz:ernan.itiWends, from W€
surgeons any it is impossible she Can had been secreted in them, having let'theistieckees oat 'by Antlageo' 'li
Vrouw Christina, be Boer,
. She Warehouse doors of the that Sour. /Venom from Amsterdam ; (ietfonh, matk, from.,